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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 22, 1921 · page 2

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sergeant Bryan H. Silk today léu
rtor Kaine. where he will spend eint

days fishing and enjoying other out-
door sports. , - ~

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Min linnie Hoffman. of Philadel-
phia. is visiting (or a tow d 's with
Mr. and Hrs. Howard Mead. o Wood-
mrd‘avenue.

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Braniaon. of Hawthorne Inn, West-
port. sd'i'ered a fracture of the ankle
last night. She was removed to the
Norwallt hospital for treatment and
is doing nicely.

 

.. George H. Ford. a clerk in the
Ireight ofliceo of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad com-

 

Answ- and Pumas at O‘Brien.

 

’say. in Danbury. is spending ten . 'A meeting or the Frank C.‘ God.
We vacation with triends in Nor- trey Post. American :win a.
.13. held next Tuesday ‘ night. £3.“

_._..___. matters or importance pertagiing to
. 111'. and 311's. Rocco Macrola and the carnival will coma up It‘ mt

Barnes Nero. 0! South. Norwalk. were‘time. Committees will he a ‘ 1.4
mong the guests in attendwce at to handle the booths L! ‘the r.
the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary!
or Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lavelle, in
finbury, Tuesday evening.

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A report that an attempt had: been
'—m‘h M3 0031 3" «HI-"h and made to enter and tiurglariao Go Clio-
Bans. olate Shop in Wall street. yum.-
Fastidious mother's will surely “is“! :23“ 1:. node :Oshtifidme
pleased with the tub suits for tots two . “'0 I I man“. had“ been _ IM,

to six years. to he found at N. E. Ry- .
an Co.'s store. Odd garments are! but m ”“0. m of th. opinion ”‘3‘

opecially priced this week for quiclt'the break was caused by “’7‘
clearance.

 

 

 

-—Prot. Osborn. Haglcian ind card
Residents of Quintard avenue have! um::§:’.f‘me:rmub meg;
complained to the police to the enact card "vim, M Mail- 4““

[demonstrate tree of charge. ;the' a

that auto trucks are using the Quin-
urd avenue hill for testing purposes. number good card tricks (or sale
'Can be at at residence. 1d Xavi-

and drive along the avenue rookie-1y.
'land Street.- 80. Nor-walk.

 

It is said that a serious accident was
narrowly averted yesterday when two-
you‘gsters were nearly-truck by one

M me trucks. John Hooley. ot Darlen. was fined

87 and costs by Judge Mhomiah
.Candee in the downtown court, this
lmorning on a charie o: intoxication.
“He was arrested about 9:30 o'clock

 

About forty members of St. ”Agnes
Guild of Christ church and their
friends enjoyed a moonlight sail

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Falling down stairs. Miss Victor-w

around the local harbor and c Nor-
vollt Islands last night. in Captain
" )‘red Loveioy's sloop.

displn 3’ was much appreciated.

——Expert Building Service. Remod-. \lbat lucid
dung old houses our business. Clever a. h“ p m- suitcase on

ideas turn them into attractive homes
that sell or rent quickly. Secure the
crvices of a contractor who special-
(Cost no more.)
Phone
Steam-

Iloo in the best.
Jones guarantees his work.
3082. St. John The Builder,
Dost Place, City.

The fireworks
at Roton Point were viewed by those . ““-
on the call. from the water. and the-[.3 on

last night at the corner 0: Sort“ and
Clay streets. hopelessly drunk.

strawo at O'Bs‘oao.

 

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‘ John Powers. of Melrose:~)lnss.. re-
~ported to the uptown police last night

the- sidewalk in. trout oi the Hotel
Tait .in New Haves. while he was
wait“ «hr a trolley. In some man-
ner. a clever "dip" came along and
ltole tho lultcooe. In the baglwcrc
a valuable gold watch and knile. to-
gether with considerable clothing.
i'l‘he. contents were valued at about

 

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'NENIDA‘HAIR NETS.

15¢ each‘
two roa 250

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Maori-Powell Corporation

loathllorwalk.

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8150. The local police were asked
to keep a lookout for the mining bag?

 

’ All members of the Progress For-
um League No. 1 of South Narwalk
.are requested to meet at the “rum
:rooms 100 Washington St. on Sunday
afternoon at 1:80 daylight saving
rAme to attend in 1: body ‘the funeral
of our late Brother George W. Collin.
Sr.

FRED C. RIE DELL.

 

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'm on Won avenue. the
chaos line being a little over ".000.
[7. ‘Hr. Legato intends to make his rug
idenooheraithntdandwiilhaoe
'so-e alterations made to the how
before occupying iL ,
‘ The house and property belo -.
to the estate of the late Stephen
Hutch. former water com.
' and was purchased by George
' ell. of Eclipse avenue. the real om
:man. who sold It yesterday at coco

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’ There were about half a dosen or
more bidders at the .10. ‘

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lv‘l'sNY BRING HELP.
HARTFElRD. July 2:.-—Girls witha
discriminating taste on hair dressing.
They are “unbohbing’ 'their hair.
Several young ladies. It was learn-
ed today. passed the critical inspection
by having their short tropes carefully
coined lwth the help at a hair lot and
a. few hair pins.
The ruse works well. the girl- -1.
but after a few days work in the
strange office they discard the not In”
cause they have learned that man.-
ngers do not object to bobbed hair it
wearer can spell and punctuate

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NEW LONDON. July 2!.———The local
police have received word that a body
has been brought QIBhOTF at Port
\Nright. Halal-rs llhnd. believed in be
that of llurt C. Loomis. of Souihwick.
Mug. who disabearod from the
moutlfaof tlu- Coonebtic-ut rher while
roman-om Poverty‘lkland to Say-
bmok at Saturday. night. The body
is that or a man about forty to titty
years of age. with ‘two gold teeth in
front: and the man wore khaki cloth-
lug. Edorts are being made to get a
more details-d doocriptlon in an em
to coniirm the idontllkatton of the
body.
COMMUNIST 60.68588
HEADQUARTER.

MEXICO Cl’l’Ys July 2:.-‘-'l‘he State
of Yucatan has been elect!!! by the
Communist Congress as headquarters
tor. all Communist ropaganda in
Latin Amt-tics. accord to word re
ceived by labor leaders from the
slim: to the meat
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HAVRE. July 23.—-Vico-Adlniral Al-
bert P. Niblsck. of the U. 8. Navy. ar-
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HARTFORD. July 28.—Henry E.
Babcock. 0! un- clw. was today ap-
pointed inspector cad “mm of the
Connecticut Soldiers" Home. at Nerod
’ton. by Governor Lake.

Hr. Hancock is 16 years of age and
a veteran of the Civil War. He was in

tom years until retired by the civil
service ruin recently enacted and was
for nearly thirty years ant-taut poet-
master in this city.

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WALL STREET. 10:80 a. 1—Wa-
tlom tosses ruled at the Mt ou-
"en‘ing of today‘s stock market. Chesa-
peake a Ohio was the only m
reacting 1% points. The placing of
oils and leathers on the tree H by the
House oi Repreoentatives failed to
stimulate trodtng in those shoves. lost
foreign oil: (1mm rm leavi-
nraa Motors. copper- and food spec-
ialties .3. card. steadine- was
shown by Canadian Pacific. Rock Is-
land and U. B. Rubebr. Mugs o6
London was firm.

 

 

 

Health lllpartment here. yesterday.
declared “:u' on impure milk. Four-
teen dealrrs received notice yesterthy
instructim: them to appear t a spe-
cial melll'g ot tulle Heal Dephff-
meat. and “toured to @1398 that
they sure wlling milk “unfit for hu-
man consumption."

nurmg the past work 12.000 quarts
of nulk Were returned to their source
by .\.-w Hat-on milk “apt-chore.

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ANSONIA. July :2.——Rev. George
Elbert Hughes. 56. pastor Of the Kace-
donia Raptist church hero. died at his
home. late yestenlay afternoon. He
had been ill two weeks from a compli-
cation 0 fdisonsea He came here
from Peckskill. N. Y.. four years ago,
He is survived by his widow and one
brother. who lives in Baltimore. Md.

 

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grades of materials in the making o!
all bakery products Every team
or the preparing. mixingT‘baktng and
handling take Mace under tho mt-
ost sanitary conditions and in a. day-
light baking establishment. Here are

 

cruiser Pittsburgh. to participate in 8
ch naval celebration which will
Jre held next week.

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and the prices: Horne-made broad. It
and 14c loaves: Rye M 10c and
15c loaves: andwich “a lost;
Gluten bread made . and
Fridays. sold at 85c aloof: Demo
eate- ol all kl nude and for .30
on Saturday on . The flattery Bak-
ery. 85 Rain at.. (John B. W).
Phone I084.

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Every medicine cabinet in town. in
not «worrisome should have a bottle
of Dr. Sowis' Rhett-mm (the
wonder Wt). It gives m
relief to masters of than“.

thuvicinityfioryearr—oottodazhss
. Iona. unison well “at
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WALL SFREET. Noon.-—The Itas-
krt moved in a sorrow rut until the
second hour. when buying of rolls in-
pelled short cow-ring. Canadian Paci—
t'icrosezlb polatsandgsinsot'lto
1* were made by (heat Northern.
Union Pacific and St. Paul . Stool-and
equipments also hardened. with Beth-
lehem as only conspicuous laggard.
American ’oolcn. Corn Products and
some or the rubber shares nose on!»

annually over yesterday’s final prices. '

Tobaccos were featured by Liggett oz
Myers at a gain of six ‘and ant-Atoll
points. Foreign exfhange continued
to recover. and all money opened and
renewed into next week at 6* per
cent.

 

WALL mam. 1:30 p. .m.-—Coal‘-
era and grangers «9...:me among
the strong rails at midday. Reading.
Baltimore and Ohio. and Alchioon
were in demand. and Chesapeake 1.
Ohio made full recovery. Sugars. €94
pedally American ‘Best. led the spe—
cialties and oils. steel- and equip-
ments held near their top levels of the
morning.

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. Health by Good Living
(30'th \with not“ glance.

TH’AMER, inc.

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