Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 3, 1921 · page 4

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EAST NORWALK;

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Daniel F. Lynch was a visitor with.
moods in East Nor-walk last evening.

George Lee of Washington street
has returned to hi. home after 81 VII“
in Scranton. Pa.

The Epworth League of the East

avenue M. E. church will resume its
meetings tomorrow. .
' Judge John J. Walsh has returned to
his home at Gregory Point. after a
visit to B. B. Gaiiaher’s camp in Cans-
as. for the past week or so.

L. R. Hendricks. of 87 Van Zandt
street. is entertaining friends and rela-
dives from out of town over the week-
end and holiday.

Barry Gustafson of
who on Sunday last fractured his
right wrist is rrcovcring and will
soon regain the use of his hand.

Loral parents are wondering just
whether or not the schools are to
open on Tuesday next. Some say
Ihr y are and others say they are not.

Mrs. Chester 0. French. and sons
Frank and Chester. Jr.. of New R0-
chelle are spending the week-end and
holiday with relatives on Osborne
avenue.

George N Grover. of Benedict street
reported to Patrolman John Roberts

 

 

Plait street.

last night that his son had found an.

old bicycle abandoned in the bushes
near their home.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovsky
and children Minnie and Stanley. of
Seaview avenue visited New York on
Thursday and witnessed the game at
the Polo grounds there.

L. R. Hendricks. of 37 Van Zamlt
Street. is entertaining friends and rl-ln-
fives from out of tow” ovor the week-
end and holiday \vltll relatives in East
Norwalk.

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Mrs. Alice Newman is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Beofleld of McKinley
Place.

Miss Mildred Flaming. or West
Orange. N. J.. is the guest 6! Mr. and
Mrs. A.’ B. Cleverly.

Gordon Lockwood. of New York
city. is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Roscoe.
of Rowayton.

Marsh Thatcher. of Groton. N. Y..
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Frank Crock-_
ett. of McKinley street.

Miss Florence Swanson. of Bridge-
port. will be the guest of Mrs. Nelson,
of Rowayton avenue. over Labor Day.

Miss Dorothy Hart. of New York
city. will be the guest or her uncle for
a few days. the latter part of next
week.

Mrs. Albert llloodgood. who has
been spending the past few days in
Asbury Park. N. J.. returned )esterw
day to her home on Rowayton avenue.

Maxine Mosser. of Chicago. will
leave here the early part of next week.
IMiss Mosser has been spentfl/g the
isummer with her parents on Lawrence
’street. .

——I)(‘Klyn's Cream. 006. qt., 300. pt.
.Cones So each. Plople's Grocery Co.
Guider’s corner.

t). W. Godfrey wishes to call to your
attention that applications for those
desiring to become voters must be in
tilt-tore Tuesday at noon so that ample
‘mnc- ran be allowed for necessary
‘Flli‘ulllt‘ls.‘

I Clifford N. Jennings has been en-

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found in Micah. 7:7"
bright will render a. solo in the mom-

Plans are being made for the pur~

Lfar as North avenue. Just who is the
originator of this idea it is not known.
but without doubt it will greatly add
to the expansion of the village. There

but at present this cannot be reached
as there are no means of reaching it.
By this movement it will enable those
possessing this land to improve it ex-
tensively.

Rowayton Methodist - Episcopal

'church services. Rev. George A. Baird.

minister.—-Sunday morning worship
at 9:30.
ciousncss." will be followed by the
Communion service. The Sunday
school session will convene at 10:50 a.
m. Sunday evening worship at 6:30.
Sermon theme: "The Transforming
Power of Christ." Tuesday. at 7
m.. the business meeting of the Offl-
einl Board will be held in the parson-
age. Thursday. at 7 p. m.. the prayer
meeting will be held in the chapel.
Devotional topic: “The Salt of
Earth."

HARBOR VIEW

The Shadow Dance
was well patronized.

Alderman Albert Halberstadt visited
the O'Gorman family last Saturday.

Miss Clarine Delmar entertained

 

 

last Saturday

 

,joying a vacation from d». ties in the
loomposing department of The Hour.
He will resume duties nrxt Tuesday.’

ing his place.
In the near future a box will be in-

 

 

 

ll‘red Hargrove of Bridgeport is tak-l

thc younger set at a party at her home
last Friday.

The Eu nim: Sentinel Tennis Trophy
will LH’ on exhibition at the club Sat-
urday evening.

 

In the evening“ 539‘». ‘ 7 ,. 7
Mr. M A]- of the

pose of filling in McKinley Place as.

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Steamer ”08.171” Steamer
Pontlazc will basin; to the per): 1,150
employees of. the Standard on Co. ,
‘1 huge throng are expected over
the week end and Mr. Bayley of the
zBath houses say- that he is finite
.ready to meet with any sudden rush.
(“19 past few dm have been remark-
‘3613' warm and there is no rewon
why the both home should not have
been occupied more freely than they
have been. ‘

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The Darien-Noroton Chautauqua

An address. entitled "viva- came to a close last evening in the

EWeed lot at Noroton avenue.

3 .The United States Senate has con-
firmed the appointment of C. T. Gil-
bert as Postmaster for Noroton
Height; post office.

Dr. John A. Harriss of Collender's
’Point will entertain a yachting party
OVer the week-end on board the
"Greyhound."

\Villiam M. Preston of Noroton has

 

the iconsented to be a candidate for First;

lSelectmnn. The Republican caucus
Illumination will be held at Center
bschool Auditorium. Friday night. Sept.
9
‘ "Ye old Time Fair" which is being
given by the Noroton Volunteer Fire
:Dt’partment has met with much suc-
,cess despite the fact that the chau-
tauqua. drew quite. a crowd away.
.This evening will be the final night of
the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Futh of Shill-
3pan Point gave a dinner party last
;evenlng and among the guests w ro:
Mr- and Mrs. Cyril Crlmmins. Mr. and
'Mrs. Herbert \V’itherspoon and Mr.
’and Mrs. Orville Harrold oi COIIt'lid-

 

 

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belonging to the Loyal Order of Moose
and the Mooseheart Legion are going
to Coney Island on September

Moose Day. at that resort. It is ex-
pected that more than 10.000 mem-

land on that occasion to participate
in the mammoth parade. A Mal-(ll

ill-ally and this year it will begin Sep—
tember 12.

Many of the cities in Fairfield
'cmmty will be represented and it is
{expected that Danbury will send a

 

‘large delegation to participate in the l

.events of the day. There will be prizes

;ior the best appearing delegation. thel
one with the greatest number in iine,l

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the one best costumed. etc.

The South Norwalk Moose are also
planning to hold a clam bake
,Brookside. near the Rowayton Green
'Houses, on Sunday afternoon. Sep-
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I TO TEACH IN DANBURY.
0. R. Nyfleler. of Stanford. to Suc-
(ned T. M. Belden.

0. R. Nyffeler who was formerly in'
charge of the plumbing department
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at the State Trade School in Stamford.
has been engaged to succeed 'l‘. M.
Belden, instructor oi" mathematics at
the Danbury trade school. He will en-
ter upon his new duties on or before
the 15th of September. Mr. lelden
will go to W’aterbury and take charge
of the manual training department in
one of the schools in that city.
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which day has been dedicated as!

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ALL THE NEWEST MODES

To make a really satisfactory selection of your mw
Fall Hat, you want not only a variety to choose in m. Ln 3
range of modes and styles that is assuredly as (501:); it u A,
it is correct. That is what We ofier you during illt'w, . . . n.
.ing days of a season in which hats are as varied ll: :3. mug
as they are becoming in beauty of design.

 

 

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‘phonp Comm",- .3“. “mlmmg for a stalled on the front platform of theV Herbert and Edme Lensening re-
sail do“... harbor and around thali’oople's Grocery Co. for the conven- {turned to their home in Gloucester. em 5 ,_ from Stamford by the government tot W5, then the Back $7.000
Norwmk 131......“ within 3,... near fu_ tonne of tho Sentinel readers. 'rllojMu-‘Ls. ut‘tvr «'1 wry pleasant stay atIHThe Registrars of voufs' ”whim do some work in the southern citv- hurts. The town 01 an. nut-l . 0.3013,.
lure. purpose of this is for you to deposit “I" “Cm‘h ”l" “"95? 0‘ Mm “WWW. ' ,Wulnfit and Jame" gene}: ‘21“ A “30"” 0rd?“ "d“cmg "‘9 for“ "I Most folks forget that tile kldlllgys. .i'i-lldzlnl m a suit for 5'. 0......“
llunto-rs 3L”. [lo-ginning to rise par], any news item you desire to be pul)-l ’l‘lll‘ llzlxlrr lnwn lookod a pleasing: )e n ”9‘58”” i" the {0‘5" 0? ‘ are]: men in the service. released him from like the b0wrig, got sluggish and brought bv the Sui ling“...
10 go out urn-r din-ks those days. “5h“! in thi- paper. fpi""‘r“ 'l‘ulsduy night “KIM up “I“hszIt that} town ballron Tuesday Sept. .II government "Uh-V and he “I“! becomt? clogged and need a flushing; OCCllSion- Iing Company of K.“ it fly hint 3“
Mr. and Mrs. \Vlllter Cannozzo. of Concrete seems to he tho furl strong lights. A crOvluetlv mulch Was mm a. m. to d p' in. im the PHI-Ia member of the leaching personnt‘l 1" ailv else we have backache and dull the Sup'rlor (Tomi. . Hamill.
Iloiloktn. N, J” motored 1,9,1. )rpstGIV- through this section of the country. .Sin" PI‘OS'T‘VSS» {lose 0‘ receiving ”19 nalnes‘ OI aII'II)aliblll'.\'. misery m the kidney region. severe company was ii\\'.tlli¢!l 'l. lt1.lt.l|fi
day to spt'llli tln- W’t'(*k-(lnd and holiday concrete siclo \\‘(ilk is Il“lllg laid (in A souvenir program has been issue'l,u‘°39 entitled to be made electoxs of headaches. rheumatic twinges. tolpld {or tin. consulnlnw. m . - -...-,. m.
with l'l‘l.lll\I'S ill Inst Norwalk, Lawrencv- stru-i and it will gl‘etltlynd'l (‘0‘1'l’lllii ”I" "VPNS OVN‘ ”10' “'(‘Gkaemll 10' town of Darlen. 32.590 FOR G- O- P. TRAU“ lliver acid stomach. sleeplessness and posiil plant in (illi\* l wl in .l l)‘,
William Gllrnee of Howard avenuo Ito thi- crmlll of the villugv. As the Merchants of South Norwulk patron-3 .The “"0ng names have been SN- —‘ ’all sorts of bladder disorders’ 1916. l! 15 all-:4: vl H .t m.» a ..
‘who sustained a fracture of the )pgjl'omlwily has llt‘l‘ll dlstllrhml it is ho-‘izl:d it well with there advertising. tilled to the Town Clerk from Briagcr Ofi‘crfil (0 Settle Claim 9' mnfl’nd' You simply must. keep your kidllus \lnr lh- 19v... mlnw‘ it 4th a.
when struck by an automobile Onilim-ml that :1 now rmulwny or some. 'l‘hl-rt- will lw mg doings at Harbor port as eligallle'for ”I.“ dun; for ”III mm“ mm mk‘gatkin. active and cit-an. and the moment \Oll Icauw. um. rs! (2:..w l l.- .l “t1 twat
Winfield street several weeks ago. hns‘dvscrlhtion will l“‘plz\(‘t' the former. l‘Il'W (“t'l' '9‘“ “~‘i‘t‘k-(‘nd “Gilda.“ Tht‘ “5.”. commencing “I?“Imhpr ”II If the New York. New Haven and (tel an ache or Pain m ”70 kidIth‘ lrom Nt-wm‘ur 1'47 - l than.
been "in-30v“! to Ills honle from tho Mrs. Grace \Vininmgnm wife or lzlrrro pI‘OtTI‘fllll will include ionllis“VlllIfl.r_In D‘ Anderson. “uni!“ 1‘ Ans-ifiartford Railroad Co. act’t‘pls ”IIIIH‘EIOH get about {03". (lUllCCzi Cl JH‘I} “.13., ,3}, “V3,: 2.1 ”I 3,, l ._;.)(. “I.
Nm'w-‘I'k Ilosmml and is improving Samuel Williamson. or West Side ave- tournaments. mlrnlval dance the Su-lfln' “JR" H' “mmghum' lhomas IS'IOfl'Gr 0f 32.500 in settlement 0f "5 salts from any g00d drug $10“ but NH” “m“ 'i .‘.~ "9' 'i: 7- I~ “-‘ ”‘3
.lteadily. p. nun “o“,aymh. passed away at her nllrh Musicale mm“, the direction of Cave. Henry B. Clarke. Charla?x 1'--'clsim of $3,900 {or the transportation take a mbiespoonlul in a gum: m mm, W 7.... 3.3:, ”I, . .3... .q
The Misses Ethel G. Avory, mm liar home Thursday owning after an ill- Mr. William (llrim. land spurts and'pmoe' Herbert ”' Draper. “II"BmIOf the C°“”""uc‘“ delegation “0 the W'icr before breakfast for u {Iow d.l\~ 1km. in :Wll.
sister, Irma. M. Avery, or First Symon rims m‘ st-vm‘nl months. She is snr- saints. aquatic sport. motor lmntllmgdam' (390,53. G'I‘I‘In’ PW‘RIHCK ,H‘antional Republican convention last dd vouIr kidney-s will ”3..“ m: 1... I
Who ”'“Ii'll: the slimmer have lie-on u. viw-d by ill-r husband and one sister. rows and n ilthlH)‘ Labor 1);.)' dance. Hurt. Roy l"’3“’r- ”3‘1“ .Mflumr- “ “Wye/21:. the djflprfinm which has existed :23 'famous salts is mn‘ Horn 3,, *7- ,H_._,..- -—~ ~ “v” '-‘
brnriall and assistant at the l-inst Nor. Mrs. Judson “'ill'lllnlson. Notice of 'l‘ho- moving pictures on VVodnmulllv Hum Osborn. Goorgo Ph‘h‘ox‘ Samuel hotwel‘n the company and the. dolcgn—l ids 3. rs s and 1: mon zzzl-l ,. 'm . '
walk Library zit Community hall. “-5.. l‘llnornl lutt-r. pleased. Annette Kt-llcrmun in “\tht Rice. ltion W1” b9 3““‘9‘1- 3‘0“"- ‘I'IM‘IIO :fnodowigth plflilili and is 1. Tu. . ’Exct‘ptlonal Oilpflliunfly
terdzly resigned in order that they“ It \\3l.~l illullly Ilt'CltltII at n nlrolillli I‘Iu'l'y \\'mll:lll Law-s" was the fml- Conimlssioner Robbins B. Stocckei flush clomd kidnevs .11.»: . - ..
might return to school this my, j\|nn\- llvld this nlorninl.r hv thl- ('Ollil'llCitflV tlln- piv‘tllrv. .\t'li-r the show (‘lluih hn" mrldt‘ an offer of $2,500 in SMHI” them to nOrmal actvltx ll . w 'II III‘HIII‘I’II
{‘Xprt‘Ssions or l‘t'gl‘t't at their Imvin: who it"? How workuu: Hlmn thc» nl-w man Slum-r had the spot light thrown READY TO HELP YOU . ml-nts of its claim. it grew out of ”an”, the acids in 1:“ » ’3‘ "‘I "m “I"
were Ilt'ill'tl l'rmn [lutrunu (if H“. “_ ’rnml. that lllt‘ lllllltllni; lItll'llit'l'ly know-l on th.~ swimming raft and many vn- -—~-— ““3 opinion 0‘ ”‘9 members or the ion (-r irritate“ til .« v' ‘ ”Md “and “MI I
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:lnd :ln\ious to Ilt‘Hl thnsw who cum» pit-tr ll (‘Ilnilf‘f-tl. .\c<‘mwlinl.: to lilt“t‘l‘0\\‘tl‘.tl with Harbor View people. stomach 0T Olhtr ills Until result cotnmodation for the delt‘gfltiml- 3; IIIId.“Ih‘{ni .311. [le'rsll : ‘ UV... KIW IIIIII» III
the": st-c'llrl- thr- llwst lumkg .\lr.- illllllx shown to tho rrpnrll r. thr m». —_——.—__. from indigestion and constipation. , ma 30.3313. 0kg hi‘ll (“mlmat \'.H 2 1‘: d‘aI‘mIS “‘ “3’“.
Lester (i, I'll’iil (‘lllill'lllllll or ill! ll. “‘IIW‘V ”f 1h" Htl'm‘tllrt will turn both you can Roi rellvr with Foley (.‘(lthilr— “'IHSKEY SEIZHD IN S’l‘rLHFORD‘“at.(xI I.m d“tliL-n to Row 1L" :1 hi 011““ IHII‘ “I
Lmry (.mmmuwfl "1w “.mpsmwl h,_,. on llt)\\'.l)t(1il .‘j\'t'lll]1- um “clan“... ROTON POINT tic Tablets. They are u gynuinv. DRUG STORE. take noufiau it .quIHIIm ‘wl‘t-l - of .11 kinds 3: ' ‘
“l'Drt‘f’lllllOll of the :41 films or 11.1- Pli't‘t‘. _ wllolosome physio. that littords III“; ,CIIIIIIIInistIiJZnéI I III I I RLpIIIIIs Stewart: I
lilisscs AH-ry and r‘t'L’l‘t i at in. i,- going Labor llny Sunday will Ll:- ohsr-rvm] ——"—'—— prompt. sure and safe relief without STAMFORD. Sept. 3.~—l«‘onr on» MdIIC}.fIl?II::o;»In Moll drll":i:«i 5. \.~ - w ' =\ )‘ ‘ TQR
m [hp l10\\';|)'toxl 1.11.1.5: (‘hurch with Tim 102ml (‘onst Artillery. Battery griplng or pain. J. ’l‘. Osborn. R. l“. forrcmont men last night milled the l A “til-t oi' Jsd 4.11: iohzolk.‘ will. P.‘1RI\ (IT‘ R1 I i" "
—Anron Kohn's for Auto sumvllt-s. W-lvhrnuon of ill“ Lord's Suppl-r, 0.. ll-.-lll thnir annual dance last eve- D. 1. Lucasvillv. 0.. writes: "Foley drug store owned by D. A. Sl-l‘antz 31°.s,(._sios\... ~(:nlj;:v l-Itidi‘tv trout-L- COW]?A:\Y
'- 'l‘h- subjtrt of the morning Fl-rlllull at him: M iii! p.lrk. A large crowd at- Cathartic 'l‘ub‘rlts are line. I had and confiscaivd {our gallons of wilis- wtliiltr‘it 3'; gnlyI‘IIIIiroubIl‘IC. I I 03 N ~11 13133.1 Q: .-.i
80-;vgf: Iyfiour ‘Hnltl‘oln. who... "Good! 10:30 (ll. S. l‘) 'hy ill-V. Frank S. tvndml. 3 stomach trouble. I took l-‘olvy (‘Ellh< key. 'l‘ho agents charged the druz (v NeéIRIilvAL: I'CIC“
Donne-lly's 16III18 qd I01" Elli-j) terms. Clark. “'Ill In- Mind hour Own his- lntllorrow will make nnoihrr llllz nrtic Tablets and now I can out any-“nun with keeping more whiskey than '0' I
. o. . am btlet‘t. inoss." or lllt‘ twr-lith commandment, «lily nt the park. The \Yt‘fllt‘l‘ll l‘nion ihlng."—-Stillson-Powvll Corp. “he: allowed him in his porrnii. Advertise in the Sentinel.
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New Price

$355.00

Cars are Lower Today Than Ever Beiore

YOUR OPPORTUNITY—IT WILL ONLY BE A QUESTION OF DELIVERY

DON’T DELAY! ' GET YOUR FORD NOW!

Previous Price

$295.00 $345.00 $50
$325.00 $370.00 $45 ‘
$415.00 $60..

18' UNIVERSAL CAR

REDUCTION

F. O. B. DETROIT

 

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THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING NEW PRICES
EFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERI 2nd, 1921.

New Price

$445.00
$595.00 $695.00 $100
$660.00

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

REDUCTION

Previous Price

$495.00 -

$760.00 $ 1 oo