' 7 .Tork. 31:.
7mm Boots, of Liberty Squarey
15in accepted a position with Tal-
’ ohn O’anfim of Dorlon’s Point.
mentored into his new home on Sea-
W Brown of asset
street. has accepfed a. pasition vmh
fig Wes Oyger company.
Alexende‘r Valentine has returned
as his home on Liberty street having
gainye'd a visit in \ew York state.
Ira S. Preach, who has Been enjoy-
ing a few days’ 1.2231103 from his do-
7 7m as a reporter for the Sentinel re—
med home this nun-sing
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“rhe- appearance or the Baker estate
A on V»'est Side avenue has hens greatly
changed since a. new house has been
erszted upon the prom-u. , 7
The Rowafion Hose compani isL
making final preparations for it the
semi- -monthly dances that they will
hold this winter. Grace Brothers or-
chestra will furnish the harmony for
the occasions
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Recentlv the Sentinel reporter stated
that Pinkus Needles was the present
president of th Rowayton Stoxe Club.
On his part this was an error and
pushes to state that the executive of—
ficer is Mr. Hall.
new book of Arthur Somers
Boob». aTokeneke resident which
has justa linen puts‘is‘ned by Little.
Brown .5: Co..‘:1as won distinction.
“The Ila) of Faith” the title of his;Q
new boos. so maxed the Governor of!2
Arkansas that he has issued a proc-
iamatior: whereby Arkansas will ob-
some a Dex of Faith when merybody
is to Ihirk of his neighbor and to
pray tor disarmament. Counfiefi ar-
ticles hm been written in the col-
umns of the daily newspapers
throughout the country regarding Mn.
'sxoohes s-w book. which finds eat-3
pression
is perfectf' Mr. and \irs Roche will
close thelr summer home in Token-:
the. and will return to New York?
about Nor, 1. i
The
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Masy people from htTE‘fibO‘utS at-t
bib and tea vcn at “le
leaded the ex 1t gi mm.
the studio of Harry Stacev Benton on:
Flax Hi ll Road Vorwalk. dunng the ‘3
last week— end. Mrs. J. Stuart Gillesagla
pie of The Cromays. Rowavtos;'
Miss Katherine Jessup, \{rs
Spence. Mrs. Lansing Odell and
Kate Benton serrxnd. 7Amosg those at
the tea were 3'“ and 35“ 3' Irwng Monies house added guest; and the
:Dibhln. 311113.114 Mrs. Comstock. Mr. kitchen and WWII serve as overflow
bedrooms.
tlu- summer Icons are able to seat all
[sand Mrs. Qointard Mr. and 311's.
12111111153705 W'est Sax-walk. Mrs. J. S.
Whiteside of Bell Island and \ew
and Mrs Chafles
Calvin Barton,
'rr'xayor and Mrs.
and Mrs. Miner Randall of Tokeocke. those;
341-. and Mrs. Harm Townsend. Mr. (my one 1x01111111 “as naming a camp
and Mrs. Alex R. Rummler of Glen-252.101
”POOR Mr. 333d HTS James 4Woods. 'hought no more of it than had they
when her «aaryhag :1 lzru die
George C. Lockwood and Hrs. Leone cor ’85 from who cor‘wr store.
7 William Daniel 02‘ Stamford, Mrs.
Ditto Ricco. who came wit 11 Mrs.
filliam Lauder: )ir and Mrs. Cool}.-.
' 1 33.112.3udge and Mrs. Nehemiah Can-}
Mr. and Mrs. \". Ingham. Mr.
Liz-s. Christian Schwartz. Mr.
lit-s.
‘Irs Cornelia. Odell.
A: the meeting of the
(Eric miafion. held Tuesday even-
31137 the question of roads was brought.
‘3}. A. B. C.cxcrly, of Crave Hill. and
fibward Every of Pennm or street.
called to the attention of the meeting
.ihe condition of the roads where the\
,xeside- The chairman directed
secretary to can this matter to the
13fone to better the conditions
doubt prevailed for a few minutes in:
Won railroad station. Some so."
, 7maxi company. but since there. are:
, . muses bounding this highway the;
conclusion was formed that it was the
groper-t3: of the City of Korwalk and
that the city should have called to its
way is in-
gards to this matter that at the pres-'
at condition someone might fafl 1n
the rats and receive serious injuries.
All this was left for the secretary to
,notify Councilman’Tailof. Much talk.
of the transportation to Rowavton was
mo and in a humorous fashion
meme remarked. “After the 30th of
m month we will hate the plcawre,
,3 it is such. of walking to business 111
year York every day.
7 - r hotter to
Chef Pennington.
, Deaf. $1: We'll give you 51.000—
mlreit 3710.690 ifyou like—40 catch
fight, any ggrtot confidence game in
atti Fearinecklaaces.
, We. mak'e pearls in America (in one
Quality only} to beautifi; our American
cn. and at a price within the
tench of atl——=only. $20 to $100 for a
pearls costing
pearl necklaCEB
Honest means as good as we know
to make ’em. and that's our no-
, ’0: business, How do you like it?
We sum. f‘ioo’k as nice as Oriental
pearls.” We mean more than that—1—
' Pearls 1x91: better than Oriental
because they come in five
that. hamomzes with the
' oral times more beautiful
this road is the property of the rail“;
"is to match the skin. A peer-11
chosedoEStatea island
morning. indicate that it was not for
assistance Capt. Job = 7
called tlu- harhor small at the wee
wh to sailors, having smuggler} aboard
a quautlty of bootleg booth reneoed a
quarrel with the eight
of the crew.
captain for protection.
been friction all the way over from
Boclogne. from which part the Chester _
Kiwanis cleared and Capt. Cunning-
ham was pretty well fed up with argu
meat
where he found the crew had bar-e
rimmed itself in.
his huge fist the captain smttercd a
panel of the door driving his fore-
arm dear through.
sailor made a tactical error of biting .
the captain’s wrist. After that the
captain laid out every sailor within
reach. and he managed to reach about
all of them Chief Engineer Michael-
son joined the tray and althoogh he
got a couple of black eyes, he gave.
better than he mired, and it was
not long Before all was quiet along the
Simon island shore. '
and the chief decided it was too bad ‘
no one could see thelr handlworki
Therefore. when one of the crew below
par!!!
“feared a second outbreak.”
that those two officers are not in {ear
of anything. 7.. .
CARR-ES STOOL T0 WORSHIP
in the thought “My neighbor woman at Jersey Resort Vilma Acts ‘
lacing
Dania the publlc hydrant down
3553 lined street, sass the New York Sun.
Hovt the worshipers on
313-, doesnt hinder the attendance.
naturalist
Mrs. Herbert Bis‘r op Mr. and. glo bone he {70:th reconstruct the 311’
”Bob Wilson. Mrs. Brand and imal
' . s’omesxhat similar law of organization ,
‘nms through the tarimxs species that
Room-too form 1’: mil its in the animal kingdom ’er. Miss H Barbara \Yred
station of Councilman Joseph P. Tar-i
. 3dr. to see if he could hate anything But In the series of specimens that
Somo E
retards to the. roadway that leads to; -q
7 4:5, 46, 4S and 49 rays
the east bound platform of the RO‘Zdieted that the missing Spades would
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engineer,
W thirty-tour
quan‘elsome seamen.
of quelling the ranting in such :1 work
manlikn manner- that they thought .
ashametherennccnomtacssestor
the mks of their emeiencs'. the New
York Worla states.
> in either
_ The captain and his ,
although they were 09111
drunken and
finished the job
‘ .sm'msr
FOR WOREN AND M18835
oosu from $14.98 to $53430
:gmigfilmlmgefiom...u.-Qué-u$495to$798
, my .... £10111$4.98to$7.98
The “W Selection of Hat: is the Nor-walks. Priced Fifty Per
7- 7 ' Cent lower than‘ elsewhere '
THE PARIWaks, suits and Millinem
Est- 1902 so. xoawm
The mixup started when some of the
pogo members .
who appealed to the
There had '
Therefore he went to the fo‘ cIsle.
With one blow of
At this point a
That was the time that the cams
mrtnd to ~yell they Summoned the
boat explaining that they.
Current opinion among the crew is
as Her Own Usher on Sunday—
Provides Own Seat. 7
Summer resorters get accustomed to
“trim“: the many little conveni-
nf home life. ’Thoy philosoph—
atcept conditions as being unc-
ssarv to “camping out.’ So oil stoves
ake the place of gas ranges and they
carry “ater for the household from
the bungalonc
011 weekends most of the bungalow
Few of the churches In
But that
At :1
rt-s-rrt village the other Slur
Sunday.
to chart-h. Her neighbors
of
A scientific Predictlon,
The story ls often told of the great
Cartel-,7tl1at. ghen a sin—
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lots as follows:
we have diVTded ,'»'
wllzill: 1"
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$1.10
Females of a Better
Grade
7 Sizes" 13% to 17
.An
Take Advantage
$1.45
Percales and Madras I
Sixes 13y2 to 17
ofThasSpecml
DARIENoNORoTON
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McConney
of New York were the recent guests
of Mrs. C. Smudenmayer of the Post
Road.
, Miss Mary Jane Hosted. who has
been the guest of Mr- and Mrs. \V. “5.
Ballard. has zeturned to her home 111
Greenpoint. L. I.
Mr .and MrsdohILHayn-e of Brook-
s’idn avmxue. who were summer res:-
dents here. have returned to 'an
York city for theiwinter.
The Dex-ion constabuiary has had a.
rest for the ‘past few days due to the
{not that all good hwsahldmg people
are passing thzotzgh the town.
’77
ms. 3... T. White of Xoroton and
Miss Rapid-stop «Tore among those
who attended the parents; meeting re»
nrntly held in BorticulturaI.Ha;l.
Stamford.
The condition of Harry I”. “Faring
of Norman avenue, who has DENT!
seriously ill at his home for the past
ten weeks remains about the some.
Dr. Harrison is attending him-
.
That a
to which it belonged.
is indicated by a curious case of scien-
tific prelim-lion to which attention
was rolled at a recent meeting of the
Biological society in this «matrix
Ehrenberg. 'whilc studying the 111111-
the ' 1129 animals called diatoms, found that
'z't- many species were distinguished by
the number of rays they possessal.
he had he could find bone haxing re<
specfivelvfi, 29 31 37. $3,412.44
Still 1193le
some day turn up. and he was right
for ten of them were otter-ward (11$-
rover-ed. alt hoogh the remaining two
have not yet been found.
J .
Soda Mixer Recalls Dentist.
“I‘ll have a chocolate malted milk.
Mr. Cleverly stated in rc-i please“ said the stenflmpher to the
soda clerk. “Please mix it with a
spoon instead of the electric mixer."
“Mix it with a spoon!" exclaimed
the clerk. somewhat surprised. T‘That
will take me three times as long. and
lm busy. "'
"‘But it must be mixed with o
spoon. "' the little thing at the counter
esrlalmed
“\Vhy?" asked the clerk.
“Well." she replied, “I can‘t stand
the noise that that soda mixer make 7
11 sounds just like that thing that the
dentist pats‘
“flats to make 3 fi‘lmg
York Sun;
Quarter to ' Spank, Pirate.
At the junction of two roads in New
Jersey Sun By motorists have halted
indignation or amusement
when :1 Small girl. Wearing a police—
xusu‘s hat. hailed {hem and demanded
:1 fine of 10 cents for speeding.
,“Tbe men generou- iaugh and sor— ~
said the owner of _a country
ssnre nearby. “And most of the time
{he “omen do too But :1th other
liar three girls came by7 They'd been
livid tip
some place.
=11t. pulled the youngster in the car
ind spanked her. Then they had to
sakes“: tip-“4121‘s -. ,. _
ror. do r.”
in my mouth when he,
It makes me_
rrenp all over when Illear it."—Ne~.v ,
three times before at the.
This time theyreached ”
Eight members o'f‘the Barton-Nom-
}ton Girl Scents. who are working for
merit badges. went on a hike to New
this snout leafl-
Tho group
‘started for New Canaan with lump-
:sacks filled wit
a
{Canaan recently wi: 11
:and spent
{camping in an *opec
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‘ Mentho-Sulphur. :1 pleasant cream
mm soothe and heal skin that is irri-
tated or broken out with eczema; that .
is covered with ugly rash or pimpins.
or is rough or dry.
noted skin specialist.
; The moment this sulphur prepara— 7
tion is applied the itching skips and
the
eczema is' gone. and the Elfin is dc»
Iightfully clear‘and smooth. Sulphur '
is so precious as a skin remedy ho»
cause it destroys the parasitm 7 that
cause the burning, itching or disfig—j
after two or three applications
urement. Mentho- Sulphur always
heals eczema right up.
A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur may:
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Doesn't hurt a bit!
“‘Freezone" on an aching corn, in
camping aCt‘OIlt—g '
grcments. by way of “outfield arena: .
the night out-of doors;
field adjoining"
Nothing subtitles:
ficn skin eruptions so quickly, savs a.
Lift Off with “Fingers-7‘
Drop avlittle. "7, . _,
the Muller homestead in}: ew Canaan. '
which privilege was granted to the
scouts by Mrs. Moller,’ An outdoor
supper. including a "dog" roast. more
than made up {or the fatigue which
many Co! the scouts felt after their
long hike. While in. New Canaan the .
girls enjoyed a moving picture showé
in conjunction with the‘games they
originated. The scouts who were
members of the hiking‘party are ALE
hem, Mather. Estate, Smith. Winona?
Smith. second liéutenant of the troop: ‘
Mary Bladtiord. Margaret and Mary
Crotoog Catherine Holley . and‘ Try '
Ashton. On November 4221 the girls
will give 31 ,mothers’ night ‘entertrflm.
meat in the Earle school. Each scout '
in the troop will take pm! is the m— :.
tertainment. sFollowing their Twill is!-
a reception to the mothers
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You can’t keep strong and wait:
without sleep. “7‘31: ther your rest is‘
A'hroken by a painful hacking congh or;
Just, an, annoying tickling in the _:
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Bison crepe or out from mat.-
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:sfaxors for .Hallowe’en's gay:
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‘now while it is on your
mind.
The dollar has shrunk ‘
considerably . more the ,
days before the w 111' but
do not. forget that there 15
a good flea} of spring to it
yet and that it is going to
get larger again
‘ By saving your dollars
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neck also wlm nooks tops: short, other»: or Tong sleeves; km-
ankle Icngth. These are. fashion of median: and heavy weight a
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Extra sizes for Stout Borneo.
Misses vests and pants of Second cotton and cotton and wot?
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, 7 Remember that as the
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