Members '6: the Young Men's Corn;
munity club will meet this evening 7
7,31; Community hall. ,
As usual there will
on Thanksgin’ng Day.
its home port on Saturday.
home here.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. . 0.
family of New
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There was a good
brarv in Community hall.
giving Day supplies. 1
preached to large congregations.
JWRN
M. E.
in the church at” . o'clock. Mrs. C. B.
‘ Hodgeman being in charge. .
A number of Prophcts from East
Kai-walk participated in the, revels'
and ceremonial held by Monker Grot-
to in Stamford on Saturday.
_. There will be 110
Woman's auxiliary
111eeiing of the
of Christ church
The presence of what are politely
termed "gay" automobile pa‘ntles on
walk have been complained of to the'
police. .
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The Wanona Social Club held a dance
on Saturday evening. at the home of
Clarence Jackson Cove axen11e.Simi-
lar afl'hirs are to be. held once 51' m'otnth
during the winter.
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* Mr. and Mrs. EvSerett 1.. Bulkley o;
‘ St. John street returned home yester-
day after witnessing the Yale—Har-
vard football game 111 Cambridge on
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Twomblev. of Haw-
kins avenue .who was recently oper—
ated upon for appendicitis in New
York city will
about again.
The usual meeting of the East
Norwalk Community chorus will be
held this evening at 8 o’clock in the
parlors of the East avenue 1.1.1:}.
7 church.
Yesterday and Saturday local boat-
.‘ln hauling their craft out {or the win-
ter. The- usual arrav of boats is to be
seen along Seaview . venue near Betta
Place and Osborne avenue.
Items for the. East \orwalk col—
umn. for publication Thursday
(Thanksgiving Day's) ed on or the
Evening Sentinei should bef at the
antinel oflice, or given to the report-
er not later than 3 o‘clock on Wed-
"130M351 evening. as the Sentinel will
he issued asa morning paper 011‘
ThoMaY.
ROWA‘YTON
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Captain Preston Hart
of McKinley
street spent the week end at his
home.
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Pinkus Needles enjoved :1 motor
trip «through New‘ York yesterdav in
113 new car. .
Romyton Baptist chug-€11.31“ the
services were largely attended:
Due to the cold weather and rain
the west Side avenue tennis club had
to can 01! their mheduled games.
The article. which appeared in one
of the. Bridgeport papers yesterday
relating to fire Protection has caused
much commotion in the local com~
annuities.
Many. of the West Side avenue res—
idents and Ravmond street residents
are planning to be present at the
”WV GRAY HAIR,
LOOK 101. \G PREI'I’Y
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens So
Nam-ally That Nobody
(hum ‘
Hair that loses its color and lustre.
or when it fades. turns gray, dull and
lifeless is caused by a lack of summit
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up a mixture of Sage Tea. and Sul—
phur to keep her looks dark and
beautiful and ibousands of women
and men who value that ev en color,
that beautiful dark shade oz hair
which is so attractive. use only this
oldetime recipe. 1
Nowadays we get this fzunous mix—
hire improved by the addition of oth-
er ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a bottle of "\V’yeth's Sage
» and Sulphur Compound ” . which
< darkens the hair so naturally. so
7 evenly. that nobody can possibly tell
, 7 it has been applied. You just damp-
en a 51190th or soft brush with it and
ill-aw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. Bv liiorno
in; the gray hair 11131113141318: but
t delights the: ladies with Wyeth’s
and Sulphur Compound is that.
beautifully darkening the
he!“ the gloss and lustre
be 'a. special
dinner af the Norwalk Country club
The fishiug smack Althea_ of New
don cleared the local harbor for a".
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Braisied of Lib-
elfty Square entertained frirnds and
relatives over the week-end. at their
French and
Rochelle x'isiild yes-
ierday with relatives on Osborne ave—
attendance on
Friday last at an e\hibition or chil—
»:, . dren’ 3 books at the East Nor-walk Ii-
Local stores will remain open‘Llafé
Wednesdav evening to permit sliop-"
31ers to la} in all necessary Thanks-
Rev. L. J. Reynolds. of Boston; was exenmg.
in charge of the services at the Ad—l
vent Christian church \thrd&)’ and:
The Girls‘ Club of the East avenue hox
church will meet this evening
some of the sides s‘treets of East Nor-;
soon be able to be
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men spent most 01’ their spare time!
Yesterday was “Rallv Day" at 1119' .—
ewhere he was serving a sentence for '
assault upon a. policemfin and was re— »
Beware! Unless you see the name
"Easier-"on package or on tablets you '
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty—one
years and. proved ~safe by millions. ]
Toke Aspirin only as told in the Bay~
- er package for Colds. Headache. Neu—
ralgia, Rheumatism. Earache, Toot-h—
ache. Lumbago, and for Palm. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. Drugglsts
also sell larger packages. Aspirin 19
the: rade mark of Bayer Manufacture
:of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylic-
acid.
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ten~d1d the Saturdav matineerof the
Suzette at the Stamford theatre were ,
\Ierrifield and Mrs. Stephen
Par-doe of W’s-st Side avenue. This
“as Mr. Merrlfield’s first time out 111
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spending the week end ‘in Rowiiytoxi.
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ML“ Dom m Eh " m seam?“ I“..- ’ has 1(tuirrmd to her home on the. Post 3
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was Catherine Fairbanks and brother
Jack. better known now as the waittr
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noon at the home of Mrs. \Villium
’osb'mne of Mansfield avenue for- the
pmpnse of pmcticing‘ football and or—
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Thanks 1 .Wm g *i S" 11161
at the ’ '
Maha keno Hotel?
Blnepoints or Little Neck Clams ,
Chicken Supreme or Conson1me Royal
Celery Hearts ' Queén‘ Olives
Boiled Chicken Halibut, Hellsndaise Sauce
Pbmmes Parmenne
RoastPrme Ribs of Beef an ins
Roast Vermont Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
.. Roast Fresh Ham, Apple Sauce
. One-half Broiled Spring Chicken
Mashed Potatoes , , Mashed Turnips
Creamed Onions ,
' , Waldorf Salad .
Steamed Colonial Pudding ' .
Old-Fashioned Mince Pie; ' ' '
J Orange-Pine Ice Cream . ‘_ ,
Coffee . ' g.
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Served from 11: 30 to 7. 30 P. M?
$1.56 Plate. , , j . E.
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to its depiféitu g‘z’ilyw
there are no stocfi'pldcrs
Priced $1. 0(L $1. 501, $1. 98,- $2.50 and '2 g
THE PARIS—4(‘ioaks, Suits and VP":
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
i CLEARANCE ' SALE OF '1: ATS
Nothing like it ever offered 11:: the city.
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on 3 Victor Recordmr a ,
Mel-O-dee player roll
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Hand Painted Chin;
painted china \'011 may dcsirerm an» ($1.321
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7 Mayonnaise Bowls,
Suggestions of designs for Breakfast, 1.113;}:
Insure Yourself Against
The i amilton Shoo
, “7c are in a pusifion to take orders. f< r :1111'
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, We also have a. display of some pieccx :11 3;»
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Cheese Plates.
Individual Sails and Peppers ( at“);
Jewel Boxes, Mustard Fan '
Salad Dishes
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GET, YOUR ORDER
and
EN 1";leva l‘
the Holiday Rush
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walk. Sandwiches and a. dog roast'
added much to the enjoyment of 1111: “
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, .3. Electric Signs 11 Specialty é i .
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\\‘be11ever the state of Connecticut
‘15 called upon to give a home 159 1111 '
veterans of the \V orl‘d \Var. the Sol—
diet-5’ Home :11. Noxoton “ill be able.
to accomodate upward 'of ‘250 “ex-i
sernce men. -
I The. Norman Heights Fire Depart—
ment is contemplgiting upon holding.
a dance and vajudcxille show in the:
near fixture It iy'undersfood flint‘t’né
receipts will be “std towards pur-
[chasing a self starter for one or the.
inofor trucks for the departmem~
Fords may come} and Fords may
go. but Chm-lie Smith's goes on for—l
e\er.‘11~ferd:1v morning while pull-§
mg his fiiv\ er out of the garage. John
iHenrv stuck in the mud. After three.
hours work he managed to get starf—
ed.
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Kenneth Earle Cantrell. son of Mr 4
and Mrs. Florent \‘f Cantrell of the"
‘ Host Road will be united in marriage 1
“to Miss- Elsie Hoffman the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hofl‘rfian ‘of‘
Washington :1venue.‘$tamford on ‘
'Thursdnv at the home of the bride's;
a'palenrs in the presence of the i1nmed-§
iate familv. ‘
I
g Rashi‘ul Mr. Bobhs will be presented:
‘for the nrst time this evening- at 1119'
Nomton l‘lre House An all star cast
of‘local talent will participate in the
; performance which is a farce comedv. ‘
{Following the performance. a. dance» .
will take place. A full account of the ‘
enterprise will appear in VVednem‘layi
iNight's sedition of the Sentinel.
It was decided last Week by the men
interested in the. matter to withdraw
11119 Boy Scout Troop from the Stam—
:i‘ord Council This action was deemed
adxisuble because of the difficult!»r of
keeping up :1 firm connection with the
{council due to the distance. The coun-
“oil has always been ready to render
assistance. therefore the decision
throws no discredit in any way upon
it.
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“The. Moonlight Svncopators" held
their weekly rehearsal last evening at
the home 01’ Bill Hines. This rehear-
sal was held in therform of a. social,
the boys being- honored with the pres-
ence of Joe Lombardi the song bird
and Herbert Richdale another singer
The duo rendered several selections
which were received with much en—
thusiasm. Following their number
Miss EmmarMayer and Miss Agnes
Amend'rendered several numbers for
the lovs and also gave their import
sonation of The Castle’s who at one
time were the talk of the world \eto
Giovz‘ rmucei of Stamford did the hon~
(its at the piano. Phil De Angelis at
the Banjo. Ralph Gentile Saxaphone
and R111 Garwood 1: 3115 and Xylphone.
The 11015 are contemplating ‘upon
holding :1 «l 111cc in the. near future in
one of the halls in town.
)IALOSY CON V KZTED;
I.
Thomas Maloney whoescaped from
the state prison at: Wli'ethersfifld
the slaying of James Stlerle. or- D1111~
bun. was convicted in Long Island
Cifxr N Y.. Thursdav of a. murderous
manded for sentence. which. Will be
imposed November 21. '
Maloney is the man who escaped in ‘
the Superior court of this 001111 with.
a. comparatively light sentence fte'r ’
pleading guilty to a; lesser chsrg'e $11
that of mu er in e. ,
a few- appfieatiofis; it aim 7' ‘
Although > quality
Guns.
Your Overcoat—
Koppenheimer Overcoats have. established and
held a reputation for style and quality that has
set the pace for more than three generations...
They are the natiOn’s overcoat ”standard: When
you? re ready for your new one ydu’ll' find it easfly "
in the splendid new exhibit "of
0% FURNISHINGS _ i g
‘ . for.
BOYS AND‘GIRIS .
' can .11 REN’S STORE , * "
37111511 minimise ,3' Nwalk'
lemhm Here is 11:42 soluzii 11
(Io-operative. Ralsten and Elite Shoes
The choice of thinking men
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STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M.
Formerly Elwooi 8 Giova-
. OVERCOATS
COPYRIGHT
(momma c0- .
south Main Street
“By request of our out-ofetown
Customers .
r 10-day Shoe Sale
Will be contmued for
0 one week ‘
.‘Ending. Saturday November 191?:
Max LevY’s
7‘ Shoe Store
MSoKamStSoNu-walk
No Connection with finy other
, Shoe Store
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OLD CAR-S
Sell Your 0111 Cars to the
(Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
mgCo.
g 1319 smirk Avenue A"
l Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Prices are a third lowertlian a year ago-—
beam ail-wool fabncs—many patterns 11,,
beautiful tenets of bin gray brown an, :
tandards‘ have been mam— . '7"
'Y‘Ve have the fine French Kid. overseen: euxn
.1 heavy stitching on back and contrastmg colors
and these are always desirable whe1‘ner the she . .
in vogue as this ample length hides that (1“ mx f ‘ . ,
wrist and the beginning of 111v; sleeve Tht<e . r. z: , ,—, » , V
and brown. . j
‘Viaderia Linen Luncheon Sets.
1 Chme‘s‘ and Filet lace trimmed linen pieces 1111111112115 \!,.;§=*\
Damask Table Linen Sets of quality in charming
Dal; Serene Between New York & Nam 211k
CENTEMERI KID GLOVES.
“CENTEMER!” STANDS FOR FIT, STYLE, DURAEJL!“1
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“e also earn; the French Kid Gauntle: C
And we have the Lamb—skin Gloves in :;,.2 . "
Decorative Linens
Searfs. C1 uters. Doilivs. rm“:
£5151 Iidious tastes.
Napkins, that appeal forcibly to
' and sizes.
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our customary fair prices.
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delight the vision, and render wart?)
service, besides.
of these linens will
Hershfleld Motor
sportahon C0.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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