1‘52:- 5" st. of zciatives in “:1:ch has rented “his house i: ii. ,2. . . h stuti to E. 14‘. Edmunds 0,: 2:1! last”). i 7“" J- »l 11 1”. Moore attended the 1:, ~ 1 i of \lonsig pr John Sumo .. \Iondav morning. *1 _ .. :1 Bishop has a. force ofn pruuiiii the house now occupiéd '0.» llixsssl‘ Roscoe on East. avenue. Ii ii. \‘Csters has leased the 'S. A. l!«::- residence at Relay Court, Cos Cola where he will reside this Winter. .Joe'rph Podrouzek has :retumedto Juli; lmme on “1‘ st street. after spend- ing .1 \Vevk‘s wsution with relatives in New Yorli Several members of W ooster Lodge are planning to witness the conferring Oi the degree at Arcanmn Lodge, this exening Mr. and Mrs. Watson Elton of New Platz. N. Y.. were fisitors at the home of Mr. and Mm. Charles Eltinge, H051; street. over the Week~end. ' Howard Seelev has zesumed his d11- ties 1t ti: e “'alter Stewart Co. grocery store after a. week' 5 xacation spent .wrirav his sister in Boston. John returned to New York for the winter. 11.: "ng closed their summer residence hear the Silver M'iue Bitter. Miss Etta 3f Strathie of: Barnard College, New York spent the, week~ HS etd vntli her parents Mr. and Mrs, vage Strathie. Lambert Road. \V V. Prillimau of Southern Pines. 1‘4 CT. arrived in town. \X‘ednesdzn‘. Smefizg Airs. Prilliman and children xxho are visiting relatives and friends here. An attractive show window displas is that of: the Benedict Shoe Store The autumn foliage And the pretu shoes with lighted window all go to make a fine setting. 7 , Ix-"rs. Herbert A. Sibley lfias been con. fin-L d to her home on South \Iaiu street as the result of 'a. sexere attack 05’ mil»). Vx illinm I. Brant has been suffering for the past week with an attack of 1.:ry11g’itisA Dr. A. A. Wheelock. John BI. ' and C. E. T. Feirty left eofirly'Wednes' day' for Eliza'bethtown. N: '11. wher) thex will enjov a week's shooting trip _ in the Adirondacks: Their A CO man" u. . THE N OR‘WALK COAL & SUPPLY CO. DEALERS 1N MASON s MATERIALS 108 “Tater Street PHONE 113 FOR men , D. Feurhake and family have. Kai-f ‘ and girls of the Sunday-school. tumes. Monday evening. Plans were 'perfecto' ed for the Hallowe-en social to be held on Tuesday evening. Gaines and ref freshments were enjoyed a. the close: of the cabinet meeting. The regular monthly the Conquest Bible Class will be held in the lIethodist church this evening. - During the summer the monthlv meetings have been omitted, but the Class is getting in shape for the win- ter 5 activity. and it is earnestly hoped that there will be a. gobd attendance. A delegation from Ridgefleld is ex- died at the home or his son, Dr. W. , D. Hoffecker. South avenue, Sunday. The remains were taken Tuesday to Ches- world. Del.. Where the funerfl serv: ice xms held Wednesday. 7 The deceas- ed had: been a resident of New Canaan for the past seven or eight years, and, while :1 resident here, gained many. friends who held him in high esteem, Mr. Hofieckcr leaves two sons, Dr. Hofi‘er ker and Norman Hofifecker of Chas“ orld. Del. l \\ 0311713 POLITICIANS EXTRAVA~ GANT. BOSTON, Oct. ZSJ—Women in p512, itics are too extravagant in the opin- as treasurer of the Republican State committee for that reason. In his formal letter of resignation, accepted by thecommittee Wednesday. he said he was- out of embath'y with the financial policy of the'executive com- nfittee. The women’s division, which he‘s in charge. work among voters of that sex, had spent too much money in a year without elections, Mr. Bangs protested. Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. IEWer now than a year ago. Best grades,- in in all sizes at South NorWalk COAL A NEW ll-iél; ‘Danse" Oxlords_ Comic ally SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. N} ‘u‘ ex p: llr‘lii :1 if mzv names of not ' Latte: s of recoi micudation g},;‘.\’=~ 132 Street and Willis Avenue _y..,_.. 9.1,, 42%-,2, .--»,.,,. -«,:- -1-..» -- - 2.9.- 4, -1.-- , , , ' ' , ‘ , , o. NORW .,.,g1: '1‘ 4!,»4 .r Three Weeks of Publicity, 'u ,. .4wa a?” telephone or personal call. Solicitation week. S ’ORT OXFORD FOR LADIES Bzorn Lnlhkm v. ill] tan saddle band and tau \\ ing ei rubbei heel and found toe. with oneinrm Heels, made in dull calf or patent leather. soft toe 01 the new j‘Smoolh gee.” STORE OPEN ~5ATURDA‘Y EVENINGS H. & HI 7 RI R. CO. Ofice Supt. New York Division October 21,1921 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, FIREMEN, , ' CONDUCTORS, : TRAIN‘VIEN AND YARDMEN Applicati m may he made for positions of Engineers and “ } Eremen to operate steam and electric locomotives and multiple imitt aims ( onductors Trainmen an‘dYal‘dmen, to take places made 11102.2” lay nu l1 men as may leave service Physical examination at expense of company is required. ’ Address or apply to F. M“ CLARK, Supt, Harlem River Station HOSPITAL EMERGENCY APPEAL FCR $75, 090 October 9 to November 6,: 1921 One Week of Seamatmeocmr-se toi Nfivéfilbér. 657 Mr. C. B. Strayer, campaign secretary, will be at the , Respite} during the campaign, and On behalf of the directors, ‘ will welcome inquiries or suggéstions ad; any time by letter, . tip, Soft ,ioe, ' 65° Brackcn 56111 a. masquerade party for ti: boys , on ' Saturday from 7 to 9 p. 211., in thé . lecture-room of the church. There will ,, be prizes for tile best and funniest cos‘ Miss Louise Jelifl entertained the: members of the Epworth League Cab- . inet at her home on‘rSouth avenue, ,, meeting of ' pected and a. good time is anticipated. - Albert T. Hoffeoker aged 80 years . ion of Francis R. Bangs, who resigned _ “75'1““ made ' a Sweebihg Downward Revision is ‘ 7 Pribe on Suits and Overcoats; making this Clothing in- stitution more emphatically than ever the Leader Value Giving. .w I You mayclioose from a very large selectiom— I Suits and Overcoats, f0r Men and Young Men, at $I9. 75 and $23. 75-. Act- Give previous less than two references, or en- N'ew York City :1 251 .. October 9 to October 30 Volunteers, are needEd for, ually $10. 00 to 815.00 less ' 94:33? . ”1391 Sell- u. , .‘ - _‘"":+I13‘ “<1 than there 0119; ~ ‘5 or «.2 31313:}! ing pmesr“"w ‘3‘; 1,. --\ (a ,1; They- 515%; wstrictly All , "Wool Clothes, ’ that we 7 goarmutee Willgive yon , absolute satisfaction. Sale of Suits and Overcoafs in October. It’s not acceptable time. > Time now 3to Sell Clothing at a lit—amt to close them cut at drastic price cuts.2—f 7 , conditions Justify these proceedings.
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