Improvement
7mm“ the Y. M. C. C. héld
midi: WillowV street.
is them last “evening with
Wen masquerade.
the November meeting of the Ma'
for
of
11m program committee
mat-contemm celebration
mt.
—
open yesterday afternoon at whlc
line agnumber of people
» an afternoon.
ad one of them.
:‘m in front of his residence.
, avenue.
of Arthur F.
The guests were all in cos
"aspassed.
There were numerous
on: homes in East
to judge from the number
avenue cars.
. The usual gangs of young men and
soon
mer night fall last evening. and 'lil
‘Vafioys made their appearance
-considerable damage to fares. gates.
and in fact most every sort of porta-
ble property: much
found this morning a considerable dis-
tance from its original locality.
Aboutfifty of the members of the
:Bpworth‘ League. of the East avenue
1 E. church gathered in the parlors
of the church last evening when a
' {falloween masquerade social ’33'33
,held. The guests had a. most enjoy-
"ablc time. At 9:30 o‘clock masks
were discarded and a short business
‘meeting was held at “hich time fi3c
«delegates to the Epworth League con—
ference to be held at th South Xm-
wall: \I. Ekchurch on November 19:}:
more elected. Following the business
meeting. games Were enjoyed by the
guesfi'fiautil a lane hour. Refresh-
mt: were also served and enjoyed-
3~R0WAYT0N
- Considerable delay was caused this
turning when the power of the Con-
’ ' cut Company was shut off. .The
V residents were greatly put out
dver this, as they were obliged to
“gt in .the rain for transportation. ‘.
' Shortly after six 'o' clock last evéii~
Jam at Columbus Grove. The blaze
. home; so high that it caused con.—
’ erable commotion for a. few min-
110$. At first it appeared as though
the entire grove was ablaze, but it was
'upidly extinguished.
‘ Kiss Mabel E. Mullins will present
‘913, Money!
Mr. Alonzo Foster:
of Star Lyceum Bureau.
services, were 3133 this
. at 9:30 o’clock Ei'rhiifise.
' mm of All Saints.
"1
.. Association.»
' held‘tliis afternoon ”Cumulati-
'm’cn social 31; their “£81818
place last. evening fumble rock
Mather » has
eight-room
to“ for C. G Gordon. which will be
. handmRumelDayofBetts
?' Place entertained a. number of friends
r Hook & Ladder company will
I
the
the
an: avenue M. E. church. will mb‘et
.d the parsonage on Rowan street to-
m nbrary at Community Hall was
. took out
1 books for the remainder of the week.
' The library will be open again on Fri-
The boys of East Norwalk seemed
to have a vent hilarious time last uight
. so anxious to tie
prominent. that be printed his name
»Vol the sign of A. N. Paddock. 'thh
A Hallowe' en part3. which was well
attended. was held last. evening- at the
Ainsworth. Co3e
“aiue and a. most enjoyable evening
Hallowe' n21
ptherings held last mening at vari-
Norwalx
of peo-
ple in costume who were seen going
on both the Dorlon Point and 'East‘
-of which was
some one started fire to a pile oi.
1
Money. "' in the Vfliethyi
poi-t. today: also. William 1; Aust
the _ Court of Common/ Pleas,“
Bridgeport, to be commencedlpmo
3.
Charles Downing.-. of
the Noroton Presbyterian church.
' .1
a. to Constable Smith and Dr.V.
, » hem.
Mrs. Harry Palmer. of the Post
road, received word last evening of
noon.
I connection of a hot water heater i
the kitchen.
‘6:
ing the roof. Surgeons from th
“I'ckoflf Heights Hospital said dent
well— known about the community.
1hr";
M. . Palmer
for Brooklyn. .
lin
appearances—some say they saw rep
resentatives or the Ku Klux Klan to
I. Lowndes. of the Post road. Un
in the community. Goblins.
per as a background
with the various costumes
The usual ty
joyed. the penalty
wedding. of whic
colm was the bride and the
groom?
present
banks Hazel Malcolm. Doris Ballard
Lois Finch. Philip Krause. Jack Fair-‘
'I‘asch. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wood. Mr.
and Mrs. I. Lowndes Mr. and Mrs. N.
S. Finch and grandson Roger. Miss
Emily Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Slawson Cord3 Davison. The hostess-
es for the occasion were )lisg Ida
Lowndes and Doris Finch. ‘
LOCAL YOl‘XG DEAN
OPENS DENTAL OFFICI‘ L.
Dr. Samuel Keeler has opened a
dental office at 9 North Main street
some the [-nited Cigar store. Dr.
'Keeler. who is a. son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Keeler of 155
mg a member of the 1916 graduating
class of the Norwalk High School.
After giaduating from the New York
College of Dentistry he practised in
Hartford for a time where. he gained
much valuable experience.
Bridgeport he became associated with
Dr. Stavvow cz3"k one of Bridgeport‘s
most prominent dentists. For the pas‘
ryear and a half. he has be en practis-
lug in» the Professional Building.
Heading the advice of his many lo-
cal friends and. patients, Dr. Kee‘ei'
has decided to devot‘e part of his time
in South Norwalk. “'ith this purpose
Profession. 3,
These offices have now been. com~
pletcd and he cordially invites the
public to inspect his offices
LIMITATVI_0N OF ARMAMENTS
or: City. says Mabel E. Mur-
» ne of Americas foremost ar-
is singularly gifted as aoenter-
She is refined. graceful and
-ected.- enthusing- her audiences
Vver she appears. Added to a
.., attractive personality. she pos-_
uses that true interpretation ’ffiich
flotsam the real artist. Qur
Vmost popular entertainer. Mrs. Fred
' Ambler and Mia Carol mils will ren-
gfier solos.
.
DARIE. 1V &: VOROTOJV
)
The Bachelors‘ Club held a.H&1-
',.u-~... .Ah-n
Gui). \ oroton, yesterday.
.' Hrs. A. L. Schryver, of Rhinebeck.
N. Y.. «is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.V
highway.
.3 ‘ x
Hrs. William Gsborne,o of Mansfield
avenue. entertained .VIast evening. with
gym-:3: at the home for the Wolf Cub
Jowe en party. at the “fee Burn GOK'SAE’S RED VPEPPIZR
'Warren Schrsxer, of the old King's backache,
supine- sprains“ aching joints. When
you are suffering so y_6u can hardly
get around. just try Réd Peppcrjlub.
' BOSTON, ‘
sible limitatio; Oi national armaments
immediately “and future disarmament
except such as may be needed for
police protection” were advocated in
a petition forwarded today to the
American commissioners to the limi-
tation of armaments confeience from
the headquartetrs here of the
United SEEithy of Christian Endeavo
The signeis included fifty-one denom
inatibnal trustees and 37 state presi-
dents of the society. — — »
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
est resulm‘
’
HEAT STOPS PAIN
_I.\* my mNETES ,
Rheumatism. t-' 7' lugiba’g‘ol, ‘44 neuritis,
stiff neck». sore. muscles.
Nothing: has such c6ncent'rated,
es to appear at :the civil side; of the . 1
Court of Common Pleas. gin Bridge-5'
bad Edward E. .Weed were summonedVV . '
for jury‘ duty in the criminal side of
in
Noroton
Heights. who was pickedup. in a daz-
ed conditionrsiaturday evening at 11
o'clock. after he‘had been lying near
the road for several. hours in front of
'in a much impro'val condition today.
When found by a. passing. automobile;
Downing was unconscious. He stated
Nomi: '
that he knew nothing from» the time
he was hit until he gained'consciousp
the death of her aunt and grand-
mother. Mrs. Philip A. Paulscroft and
Mrs. A. E. Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
who were found dead of gas poisoning
in theirapartment at6 No. 1124 Jeffer-
son avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday after-
Fumes were leaking from the
Frank German. :1 tin~
fsmith. found the bodies when he went
to the apartment to see about repair
hil occurred some time Sunday nightJ 1
Mrs. Paulscroflt and Mrs Smith were nearby said the bomb was meant as
as a. protes in the Sacco—Vanna! case: a
.had been frequent visitors withf
who left last evening the Department of Justice “into threats
Just how many people saw the Gob-1
last evening is not: known from.
one of them broke into the midst of a
party held at the home of Mrs. Wm.
doubtedly it was one of the best held
owls.
bats and other weird annuals. on
bright yellow and orange crepe pa-
congregated!
pes of games were en-VV
h Miss VHazel Mal-
bride-
Among those present were:
Misses Frances Howe». Catherine Fair-
banks. Cliffon Gaynor. Raymond Van
Washington .
street. is a: local young man. born in-
Soufh Norwalk and educated in the
local schools. He is well known be- '1
Later in ,
in viéw. he has opened a, most modem ,'
equipped office. having the very new~ .
est appliances linown to the Dental '.
0v 1.——The utmost. pos- ,
of the community.
m Ladies‘ Missionary Somety; of
Congregational church. will hold
Thursday evening. At this
the annual election of oficcm
splace‘- _
penetrating heat as 'red peppcis. and
when heat penetrates right» down in—
to pain and congestion relief comes
at -once._
in Q’
1‘.
Press) .—-—A bomb exploded: this morn-
ing on the staircase at the American
consulate here. No damage was dam
however. The police attribute the
1'st the cases of Sacco and thfl.
the two Italians under conviction of
murder ‘in Massachuéetts. V
WASHINGTON, Nov.1.-—A d13-
patch from Consul-General Hollis at
Lisbon received early today all. the
State Department reported the bomb
' explosion in'the consulate there.‘ The
consul-general.isald the‘ Portuguese
Government was investigating ' ener—f
getically' and" would make efforts to
apprehend ,those responsible for the
affairs. .Only trifling damage was re-
ported.
The bomb, which apparently was
some form of grenade, .had been.
can consulate. It exploded after the
consul. in leaving the quarters, hat:
given the grenade a. h with his
foot. but the interval; tervening was-
8 sufficient to give the consul time to
h gescape.
Officials reported that a note found.
n
Invesfi‘gatiou has been instituted by
‘being made by radicals in connection
with the cases of Sacco and Viaduct ti.
{:Italians convicted in Massachusetts of
[the murder. of a mill paymaotor.
l'
ROYAL JEWELS FOR SALE
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—~r'l‘he diamond
and emerald earrings given by Napo-
leon to Empress Josephine were dis-
played for sale here today by a Fifth
avenue jeweler.‘ Valued at more than
$100. 000. the gems are the only pieces
of the empress’ rich collection that re
main intact.
branch of the New Y
IT'S A GRAND r» ~
You can‘t keep stroiig and well
without sleep. Whether your real is
l
LIsioN, Nov. 1. "(By the Associates},
outrage to the agitation in oonméctiofi’
1
placed before the door of the Amer-hf
,deotroying cream into your nostrils.
cial Straits. he sold them to a Purim bottle of Ely: Cream Balm 1mm any ,
. ”We! 3.0.139..er Colds and xfimh yield -.
pike music Don't star? staged up. ' 7'
'Rcllef is sure.
Hf. T.
“RIDER” Nov. 3i -—-H§xrry C. Sea
malwof‘lfl MW stiseét; New Ha-
mun “someone while under
the influence of intoxicating
his My: ;‘ BVetfie More. 27. who
”claim when a cin- he was di-ivs
osmium m an" automobile drIchu
bl! Dr.i Thomas JrLuby, of Hartford;
on Sufitlilnghon mad. Sunday nislfi‘
forfeited a. bow» of :25. Dr.
was mm by his wife.
Lchildren-31:“! his mother.
were cousidcr‘nbly damaged.
occupants were not seriously hurt.
1 moon-remit
two
and $180 and costs._ respectively; for
pin, on fined-ruse and costs by the '
local coast tmmommg charged with ; - “
liquor 'f
and- surly;- having 'a. loaded revolver in ;
pardons;
Stet us look after your eye Robbins.
mot. sclenfiflc training Ind long at;
Lulu;
Both can; :-:
but the V
Faethf Wstorekeeper ' ‘V
and I’m: Doorman.» South Merldeu. 23'
um keeper. {'wcre fined $150 and costs “
liquor law violations. and Faeth was V 1.
also given a suspended jail sentence 1V».-
Didagcamldimmhtaxcpoor‘com-
perlence warrants your paltrouoée.
of fifteen days.
.________
KlNG ALEXANDER'S cORONATlON
mm; Nov. 1.-—-Klng Aelxaxr
der of Jugdslavia returned here last
night from Paris. It is expected that
monuments for his coronation as
new to the late King Peter will:
be announced in the near future »
‘ HadStuffed ., By
. Catarrh or cold? »
Whaling-cream ~VV
If your nostrils are clogged. your
thmt' distressed. or your head is
v—Vvv
A .
V.
1" . ...,V. ..
u ..
1. up”? n ”V.
stuffed by nasty catarrl; or a cold 1 .- pf
apply a- little pure. antiseptic, gem-m
1t penetrates through every air page
my; soothing inflamed. swollen
minbruaclV and 3011 get instant. reg
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Save: You “one; on
SHGES and ROSIE“
' W. L. Dough: Shoes
Josephine‘s 1 8 came into posses-1 How, 80“ it feels *Your nostrils . _
sion of (hell Bfiamais family and m “m I?“ head ‘8 deu- ' N0 Gordon”m'
were handed down to a Beauhm, more “want. Bnuffiiria". dryness :er V .. ,3 V V l
1'0? one being a now a Russian grand duke ln tlnan— struggling for breath :iGef-k Jinan. ' ‘ . "« . ; ‘
:3 1h
broken -by a painful hacking c’o
or just ,an annoying tickling in the
throat, the systemV becomes weakened" f
and rundown. Mrs. K. D. Drake.
Childs, Md. writes: “After an attic}:
of the ‘flu’ I was left with a sev,cre
cough. Nothing relieved me till 1'
'used Foley’é Honey and‘Tur. which"!
n'can highly recommend." It covers
{irritated membranes with a. healing.
and soothing coatin'g. loosens phlegm
land clears air passages. -——'Stlllso'n'- ‘
Powell Corp.
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Van Heusen .CoVIlars
For Sale' Eel-e
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING CO.
South ;m., V Street
': Him Jam, emu, 56 inches
318o.msg3o.mrwair
Max Levys.
ForStoutPtee
' cmBaVfiodVat
Shoe Store
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83116 Store
Mugglmel, a Vyds. for $1.00
”‘66 _ do »...--.-.‘......... $2.35 yd.
Bolivia, 56 inches wide. . . $3. 50 N.
'l'hoCirclatbSclf-Admufig lid:
pl! “alip- ever III-
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9 HA’VE YBU A
‘ some Wool Scarfs and' Wraps, CEildren’ s hand—knit Tan-‘0‘.
PWGloaks, Suits and Millinery
Est. 1992 so. nonwm
If you are may corseted
you are pmfecdv govvncd
W. B. CORSETS ave Vl6&[. C(lRREC-T m
_ ‘ QUALITY, VS] YLE and. FIF- ‘
V'fheywinlppesl to thceeonomialwomsnbccuu
. Best Value: for Leas! Mm
Warren BROS 1..., 47 vanish; Sum. M3263.
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”they are
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WE m YOU TO
OUR NEW FALL SHOWING
0f Warm Underwear, Flannelette Gowns, “Indem” unit
Petticoats, Children’ 3 Sleeping Garments. A varied assort-
rm
As
meat of Sport Hose, Sweaters for women and children, hand»
Shanters, Stylish Gltwcs, Veils, Necklaces, Girdles, etc.
, '1
DOLLAR "
Sta-rt a savings account
..uOW»3vl1i}e it; is on your
.3111in -
The dollar has shrunk
considerably siiic-e the
:.days before the war but .
do not forget that there is
'a good deal f ~priiig' to it- ~
A
7 1 VB saving your dollars
eyV willf ct 6123K“
Hershfield“ Motor
»- Transportation Co.
Daily Service Bétw een Néw Yérk & N orwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
TenLarge'h'ucksatYourSenmforAnIindsofm
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work '
Hain Office; 26 Concord St; So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office, 2M West 201511., Phone Chelsea 80%
:you are gomg to do. "
Inquire about. coursed in
Just. as ‘sdonas you'apply 5 "
per Rub you feel the tingling head.
In three .mlnules -the some -
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