..
EAST NOR WALK
(loom ,Gnttrtdte of Boris place In
Was. a new Chandler automobile.
‘t
or. will business was disposed of
d the meeting of the Boy Scouts held
not evening at Community hall.
.. William R. Leddy ot Stamford. was
In East Norwaik on a business trip
reflex-day.
Work is to commence shortly on
no construction of several new
We in East Norwalk.
.318 Non-walk residents who go to
the Point fishing are having tine luck
‘ith snapper blues.
Tonight the West End Gun club
holds its annual dance at the Dorlon
Damion, the O. U. A. M. orchestra
furnishing the music.
Mrs. Cecelia Carpenter. of Gregory
Boulevard. who was'operated upon
recently at the Norwalk Hospital, is
steadily improving. 3
A,
4‘
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Holm of
Gregory Boulevard. who have
spending the summer in Philadelphia.
have returned to their home here.
Friends of Mrs. Chris Fay or
home avenue. who is
treatment at the Norwark Hospital
Os-
nre pleased to hear that she is doing
nicely.
Work is going on rapidly on the
construction or a house at the corner
.0! Fourth street and Cove avenue. the
been
undergoing
An Infidel."
Thu-du,at7pn..inthe.
Devotional topic:
om LIVELY canons
(Continued horn mm pm).
-—-—‘
K. Knobel, who has been ill for
some time. is slightly improving in
health.
Alfred Jenkins. 0! Sedgt‘wick ave-
nues—recently purchased a Ford tour-
ing car.
Samuel Gartrcll of Lilly-dale Farm.
has taken a position with the Middle-
brook Farm. at \Vilton.
Mrs. C. S. Auchinclose. of Mansfield
avenue. has returned from a. few day:
visit in New York City.
Miss Ella Bates. of Brookside. ave-
nue. has returned from Pine Grove.
Conn.. where she has been spending
most of the summer.
Master George Head of Nepperhuu
Heights. Yonkers. has returned to his
home after a pleasant visit with Mas-
ter Ralph Schryver.
‘Mr. and Mrs. George \Vishurt
Smith and Walter Burrow. of High-
as secretary.
The ilret business 0: the caucus wan
to nominate an Assessor to serve to:
the period or three years. Andrew
Taylor. who has been holding this po-
sition verey sutlatactoriy. was nolntn~
ated tor the poem-3n. As, he had no
opposition he was made an cligiblex
candidate (or the party. ‘
One member {or the Board of Belief.
to serve for n period or three years
name of Henry B. Cook was suggested
and likewise he too had a clear field
as the G. O. l‘. .nndidatc for this po-
sition. ‘
As Arthur C. Hutch. editor of the
Norton Review and F. D. De C0831 had
no opposition in the nomination for
grand jurors they cleaned up in a fly—
lm: fashion and were made the Re-
publican candidates for this task.
Elmer C. Bates. who for a number
of yours has successfully held the po-
land avenue. are enjoying in motor . . T , in
, ; New sition as Collector ot axes was ago
tripmpggrloeugh Vermont md nominated for the position.
Ila ‘ . being seconded and an ab-
. I. is of cn 0 nomination
F‘rSt iall consignmen g sence of opponents Mr. Bates Was
birds have arrived :1: the ’l‘illcy Farm.
The consignment contains. cunaries.
Japanese Robins. Finches and Cocka-
toos. . .
Mr. and Mrs. “'illinm Osborne. 0:
Mansfield avenue. delighted the mem-
bers of the Harlem Fire Department
recently. when they presented them
with u \‘ictrola and a fine selection
ol‘ records.
chosen as the party candidate for the
duties of Tax Collector.
The next business or the meeting
was. the nomination of tour consta-
blcs. The names of George Velie.
Harry Palmer. Mr. Grout and Mr.
Scribner were suggested. The sug-
gestion was seconded and they were
nominated by acclamation.
Mr. (‘rofoot said in regards lo the
nomination of Registrar of Voters:
outside frame work having bcvnl WILTON "in the past years mmh confusion has
erected. ‘ existed with regards to the registra-
h ’ __ tion of voters. Just what the cause
Mfyfleowffpfigzer& T2332? cglfnpallrigi It is stated without contradiction of this is not quite known. but it is,
“ that no unmarried woman. who human" of UH‘ lWO. W‘Obflbll’ UN“ 13““;
till he held on Mondny evening the
12th. Vun Zandt
street.
at the quarters on
Mile Cora Van (.‘oevering. of Greg-
ory «Boulevard und Miss Hazel Bean.
'un Zandt sin-wt. have returned to
reached the age of discretion will l)9:r(‘“50n brim: the Hume. Either the
allowed to become a nil-niber of the Registrar hns not shown keen intv
lfeminine contingent of the \Viiton‘in his work or thnt he has not had tho.
Athletic Club. W'hat is the. muttvr'f-DI'MWI' amount or fumb. to carry out'
Are Chaplet-ones so urgently require-d ill" duties the way they should he
as this prohibition implh-s? [)0 the}nl:linl;llm-«i." Mr. l'roroot then added.
members or the club fear to see pres-“'ll Kiw‘fi mo grunt Illf‘JlSill‘t‘ to men-
. mm means an lpmn Wl‘
ward B. Hindiey was elected to act. ..
r.
was the next event of the evening. The ‘
This lance were next nominated.
the consequence being that William
Peaston will represent the G. O. P- 01'
the candidate for First Selectman.
Hiram C. Taylor. who has {or 3
man in the town was re-nominated for
the position by acciamation.
Three members of the" board of fin-
They were
Clarence Bell. Alfred Morchousc. and
Dr. H. D. Hanson.
Stephen R. Hoyt. who has served
» {or a number of years as town clerk.
was re—nomlnated fog'the position by
acclamation.
The business of the meeting being
over Dr. Hanson suggested that an ex-
pression of sympathy from the Reimb-
Abel Dance. who lost a son yesterday
at the Norwaik Hospital. This motion
being carried the meeting adjourned.
ACCWIMTION 0F PEARL SHELL
PAPEETE. Tahiti. Sept. 10.-~
Owing to the accumulation of pearl
shell in Tahiti for which there is no
quotable market. the Colonial Govern-
p‘enri lagoons for
this year.
It is estimated that between
diving operations
{our
and five million francs of Pl‘iil‘l Rho" griping or pain.
taken from the Paumotus in 192" still .1)-
remain in first hands at 'l‘nhifi.
Advertise in the Sentinel {or the
best results.
number 0! years been Second Selee -,
licnn party he. sent to NW. and Mrs,
ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE
DEAD. -
TOKIO. Sept. 10.——Th Anglo-
Japanese alliance is considered a dead l
letter by the conservative Japanese
weekly. the Herald of Asia. It. has
lbeen opposing renewal of the alliance
for the past year on the ground it
would excite suspicions of the United
States.
"The death knell of the alliance was
sounded." says the Herald of Asia.
l"when its continuation subject to the.
undefined restrictions of the covenant
or the League of Nations was notified
‘to the Council of the League. Its ab-
irogation in the event of an interna-
ltional agreement on the Far Eastern
lsituation at the coming Washington
conference will be only a matter of
'fc rm."
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their pastor Rev. F L Long will not tlll-I park tt’omolrrow \Mlhl llit' :{lll-.._.s Alldllor H” n "um”.r or Hm". wns‘
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that H- H» ll 'iI.’ lulu lull] u'uuil-l‘ ilthl1‘ ( H! I“ ll "UTI'S I Lilli li-‘l'thuswlth female trouble smog;
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1., \‘H. l, 1'“ ”WW“ M. lllll\' l‘ommunlun lolnorulw morninrj ‘ times that I could
I..ll.v" .4 1.1 .H ,d] “I H” .ul li I'm», 1‘rli|vlll';lli' (-onnnuuiun (ll llw- -i hardly walk. 1611f-
le-wv w u- v-- . l Tl... mmlmmc I-‘m-muy Soclvty. .fered for four years
\Hl‘ !- 3w . . , ‘ .Ill~~l';mo..‘ ’l’ll' I’ll—{llllll' sessions or llu- (-llurclzt . l Willi“. 'llltlll saw,
m \l .- . , , ‘ ,1, 'I , lax-lurid nlll not he l‘l‘flililit‘d lilllil urn; 3 your :ltl‘mrtisclllenti
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l” H . . r I n. lm- lmmn'l' ”‘1'.“ 3' -'- . ‘ . _ , I Vegetable Compound to my friends and
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i. v w mu: SJltl 101"" "'=""”" ‘1 “" ""”"" "l 5‘" "‘l‘W‘” “l' do so." 1 rt‘. \V. ll. BLAKE. Route 1.
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' t .l ‘ I ----._ . ‘vmlll-v. ‘ _ Mondrian): women. overworked. tired
' < l W. E H“. M- (N‘l lilt'r‘llll) . WEI mug: l.,-i.., monthly ; avid ailing. keep up the coast-loss. "-830.
37:11." ‘ . 1, ‘ . ”1'”... m.“ hunting m the ill liluily ('lmml-r ()l'l null of their dolly duties until they are
l - . . . .. .,. ”mm"- ’llll \\‘om.m'.~l (lllllll in tho t‘mild . u‘illl'cted \‘.'|l.ll icnmlc troubles as Mrs.
.}. ml ... . ‘ . . ”I. “CW." l “Hm“. mm...- 1.... H... ”mm-5.- w.” ”l Llam- wns. and are run down. weak and
l. l . . WNW; Tm“. H... “mm. L.” m l... I...“ .1...” m 1;.._ ! nervous. iuLeVl-ry such woman should
l: mm. .W .. . . , ‘l m Wm lu~;““”"""' will l“. Mayne...“ m “m; be convinced by the many letters like
.~ . . l.».| ‘ ,. . “mum in “w {mu-ting. here which we are constantlypublislling,
l " " ‘ l ’ I.i l: r. llllilllllllll (ll Aim-lint: of ”w \(-sil') 'll ilm llOllii',‘ “‘0va lfeyorfd question that Lydia E-
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“ l - ‘\Vl-lilu sdaly (\l-nillg .‘il 7 o'clock. {overcome such ”0‘th and “Store
hm“. _-,_, l At the business melding of the 1 £2332" to nm-m'al health and Strength-
) . , "FY \\'om:1ll'5 (lulld llt‘lll List 'l‘lxt-Sll.:,\‘} . rs abqubyour health Will be men
110 ”/14 1 1 ON l-vmlina‘ pill»: for llll‘ l“|ll ‘lllll wnl- l careful intention and held m Strmt con-
‘ .. .‘ '. ' .j, .. ‘ ' _ ildcnce if you write to L that E.Pink.
. t- l “(we (libtlle‘ll (-nthusiustit‘ull). ham Medlchlne C0 Lyn i1
‘ H . ‘H _ ‘-—‘— ‘Nliss Nt‘lllt' in-ouurd “us lillllollill'tl ‘_ . ., ll, 833'
w... I'l-nl " '4 . ‘I I'll l\lllll‘lt'll"l‘lt‘liilll’lllilil m :l l'Olllllllll‘L‘ lo uriungvl I ._._ ‘ ‘ V ' V -. ' '
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1“” “I - - ~\ l on] tlt'll\0l‘)' of n llllru burly. l
“R I .' .. -. l The (luild “ill ' hold a rummage .
”I v,” “I", W \M i 'rlwlnn :lnd Surn- :sale. the (late to be announced inter. Srl‘erE i
“I. "I.“ t.” V‘ . . lll.lllk‘ lhelr lllllli'l‘ llll‘ l'lluirmuushill of Mrs. , ‘
IiilllH H W: .1 lint-nous (ll sllu- Itirorgu \Vurdwl l'. luyview avenue. SI)ECIALISTS -
“H" :1: '1 H , I ol u beloved Anyolnc inninl,r articles for this sale 't
h V ' will {hull} rtpori to Mrs. 't'urtiwcll. - -. '
Nora)”: ‘Dl‘l'lll‘l'f‘l‘lx lllnl‘lllllL‘C in the Mile lltlxis for the trim-mini thunk , 11""! you are alded F
Mn Hy" I filial}. “(If I’:)Oril\]"ll'0.:n:ning or thel tWmfluu'ill itiuziriliary In your purchase by ”I
.. '- , , ~ ..-. in w l‘l' urnel o ‘ s - ll ‘ .. . -
:1?:1lflllvlll 'I- Illol‘ul' and l).lll'.‘l.‘xllSS Daisy Hoyt. ? 3 e rt 0“ a halos fun”? “th ‘
in mm. .l . , , , l ~—-‘ . “l‘ll'ou'gllly u nde r. l}
n... '....,':,r:,'.:,f°.~f:322:1! Peru-3152‘: '3'“? PETERYAT‘O" stand 11.. individual -. .
in l'. 1. Jr “1mm .f 3 (3...; H. m. [lgliaitrllll no. lilo... sent. 10.—-— needs of the g1. d ‘t‘
str. ... H mm. mp”. . -'0 ~19“ka . i0 proude .1. sale habitat .or the rare . m an 'l
hm,” kw “Hm 'lll .' itlllll' mm a and beautiful roseate spoonbill. Tar- stout, the tall and !
Will H U H (Hr i““Jlilpl’urnncvs it lpoll lxl-y :lud other small keys hour the x‘lltll‘f ~ 1
Pit-lull. ' ‘ ‘ “hl'll CUIH‘ ‘ injunction of Tampa and ilocn (Joint. ' ' "5
U- or“ lune.- m “_ ~t Q. . ’ buys. a. few miles south of where. lnlvu' ‘l‘
"up" llitirli-ll “W43, q\l.1;:l‘~hlo‘.luvt been added to the Indian fury ll (ll'l'otl a
morning A ”w w“. _"“ ~‘ “If“! bird reservation by executive order or |_.
l" r. llllll(‘t‘ wus vlll A\'1"'I‘:‘~l‘(llil 'll’lt?sl‘:t'-l:llr ‘ l'l'ii‘VF'ld-(‘nt Harding. . . s ' 59"
born in Brooklyn, N. Y. .lulv hill" 'Klutlolnnl Audubon socit‘t) mfionls 7-1
:88}. For ”m mm ”‘W" “‘3‘.“ n3'=330'?131.5;:l’lfiidmtgegilll‘l? 3013:“??- L héfi/OAMVV ll
nabeenths ; -‘ '1" ‘ ’ ’ " ' . "'3 ' 1
Funeral “'llltllerdfn‘Soz‘rlléfill |‘z"‘“:’u"l°ll- {and that the bird was becoming ex. 120 wafihlng‘ton 8t. “
C~.Ml8l‘| Mary Gwnn. of New. ic'ol-lglunCt rupidly. so. Homxk' Conn. 'i
l y. was united in holy m: ' . o g.
m... .. ms tom omen m “““m 73“ it
Thursday evening. in the Noroton PARIS g, (1.0111155. '
_ Catholic Churcll. Following the core- ~—know . . ent. lli.—’:Th€.‘ Paris police ,. l
mony a. banquet was held at the‘ n as agents —are going to "'
home or m ‘ _ . change their clothes. Their uniforms
. ‘joyable “meewlrlli‘cgroom and an en- are quite dignified but they have -—. . I _
Rownyton “fictitcl’iytan. E found that a high-collared. long-tall? A“ ‘
church services Rev Gzorge {figs-3‘ 2:.dd::btl:-l:realtedi uniform doesn't ‘ D To m m
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This fox trot lflClUdCS two of
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Both played by Harry
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this number. Reverse: “Canadian Capers."
Raderman'e Jazz Orchestra. No. 50802.
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«Honolulu Honey"—8illie Jones and Chcrus: fig ‘l-fifil
Criterion Quartet ........... . .
The Alfred Fox Piano Cl.
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