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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 2, 1921 · page 4

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W church met resterdsv
afternoon a: the home of 31:3 W

Shaw of Linden avenue. - -7 7+

 

The“ .. Luke 5 Ken 5 gain: me: last
evening at the Parish hom- At this
meeting Colonel F. Edwin Eiwell
spoke on the “Fundamentals of the”
Granulation of the {3de asses"

 

Judge John H. Sefleck and Clan—ace
Scoéeld of the Board of Awrs
have been appointed '3‘ the Judge
Probe: e of Stamford to art in the ca~
pacjtx- of appraisal-s for the. 13sz?!
estate on West Side avenue.

 

 

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$91.4;

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Voters of the tounw
ship of Dar-lea “1} vote for a. Judge:
Probate. This indeed winbs a much j
seeded legal improvement as it «3‘32.
be of a great convenience to the resi-
dents. 4 4

town. the legal

 

:‘he Evening 56mins: » new a;
psrmanen : of roe i: Geo-.139
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A: the next annual election in tbe:prm:

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incompanme‘

the

of .the Moonlight
Harmoniss. received a package of the
latest song hits yeserday afternoon.
The mkiy rehearsal of the be!!! Ii“

Ralph Gentile.
samphtme player-.0!

be heid this evening In the put it
has been new on Sunday evenings but
due to reasons of the trap dmmmcr
who has become widely known of“
the W! s have been changed. Joe
Lombard! again will be the W11

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T sex-e are fifteen more shopping

3433:.5 iefi before Christmas which is

lent according to inéications in
the township of Damien. Lombardi.
the druggist. has just received a. can-
mete stock of holiday gifts. The R.
3.! Smith company is also displaying
gifts. Cable

also Richdaje have. electrical 39mm-

-us such as that which makes every—

thing convenient for ‘he housewife.

‘s Gworg? Smith the local newsdealer. has
%saw a completa line of magannes and

 

run. ass: classified war-eni-Qmen $544,533: F3993
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you. If you are no. 12:. the Helm-3 0..
fire eff c ~35: -::-‘: I 1;;- Dir-29:2 453 sad; .Dnring {be early part of the week,
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I‘n‘sess you see the name
7.: package or on tablets you
stung genuine Aspirin pre-
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ache. Lumbago and for Pain. All
druggists sen Bayer Tabirts of Aspir-
in in handy {in boxes of 12. and in
bottles of 24 and 1983.

Bionoaceticacjdester c-f Salicylicacid.
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Men! in this column that the on}?
would be [album in today's issue
for the m town media: to he
held one week from tonight. Friday
evening. Decembér 9th. It was dated
this morning '40 the Sentinel By Tom
(flak Slumber: Hoyt that the all} had
no: bean completed and that the res-
mifor itwdneio the facthattbe
Board of Fiancee meets his evening.
Them are certain measuresto be com-
pieted by the board before any can
an be med. In amordance with the
previous custom mafiing cards with
the complete all iii! be sent out.

 

 

Wills-WNW“
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and Harry Wills, negro heavyweights.
fought five rounds of a. scheduled 1'1»-
round boxing match here, last night.
when the referee stopped the
without rendering a. decision. Thomp»
son claimed a foul and fell to the-
floor unable to continue Sport Writ—
ers mid Wins struck Thompson in the
groin. . .

 

Try a classified Min the 86mins)
washout-emit. »

DEXVEFL Dec. 2.—Ja.ck Thompson .

fight 3

 
 
 

 

twenty cents a tube: packages of Fab.
3. flake soap. put out by Colgate 6‘;
Company. a} one doflar for twelve
packagaa. and a very remarkable Bea-
con shoe polish. which sells at twenty-
five cents a tube. and which is good
for black. white and tan shoes. The
shop is open today and tomorrow. and
buyers are urged to take advantage or
these days. as the time is so short.

Lanes: news from headquarters Show
that the total subscription of the Set—
ary Fund drive, to November ISth."15
52.633.53.22 The $3.m}€;.(=fl9 is in sight.
but this last third is of
. most difficult to raise. and the Vassar
“omen in town are endeavorifig :0
complete their quota as promptly as
mime. 4

31am: t-f-Oplé at} not yet understand
the real situation in ward. to colic—gs.
44nd uremia: why they have drives for
*funds— - The colloges hate acre:
ltharzed far: for”: for the boani an}
zuflioa 95 their students In fact Ihefr

 

course. the

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1"“ that there is a an;

-.-rmr- rm} ‘
biiiiy hid upon them is kerp cruisegn':

(ducabt;on within {ta-c}, r. as uni a:
"I Miflgbjjm’ge “d§aur.n scald
“mm a. large énqou
meat fund was in the hang; of 11.4
college. making up u”: «M 1-.
by each student rm in“. ‘1“
other colleges of thv. con::v—__ 4-4..
sfaned years ago with an squirm,“
fund which was prop-45111914439.) may i,
larger than it is today. bet-2,, use 2
pur'chasm" ' g power of the dog” was so
much gremar. The same funds today
purchase only bait as much. and. in
addition- provide less income. bet-ans.»
of the rsduction in difidends. ink—m
etc. Under these circumstances it is
not surprising that‘aimost err—r3901}?
of the leading ceilings: rare been
obliged to make an intensive drive for
an increase of endowment. Vassar is
one of the 135:me so. and yet is: 2:5
long service to the hést interests of
the nation. from 33.65 to the press-'2:
day. iv. has «3de most hsany sep-
non and co— operation from I?» pub—
lic
Yasmr alumna? are. iii—nyfn :rn‘mr
s-flves and pledging gmma§(onm»
butions. and- when théy sfifi ankles.

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.14: they are selling in the 's’asszr shop.

FRIDAY. 13203an 2. .42

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:bey ask nothing from :~ \

"‘ £3!\~

1130 "a? of tha 771:: far : :7
m1: Value in curt.- ar:»;.. .
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The; Ihamfore are al.42- 4
the pastim- In 13:44:- ‘arzr. a. 4 V -
then? Shays sad ever";- 4.7.
being Cam‘s}
ire Vassar tomes 3::- wnv'. »..
93:13? and are how-4g ‘(r V ;
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Their £124.;- ‘nil ts: “-2. n—
and 9].:1'30TYC". 7 V .3:
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113? 305g: 4312...; : :
benediction am: '
solos by Mrs A}:-
Edtard 3. 8:32

T232 lodge ‘
through the
rue-bur is invited ta"
ices. which an, ':~-

 

 

 

 

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DARIEN

Tile
MASONS’

PROMPT

COAL AND
Atlas Cement

Ring’s End Fuel Co.; Inc.

NOROTON HEIGHTS
WOOD

Brick

' SUPPLIES

Asphalt 5nd Asbestos Shingles

FULL LDIE POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS
HAY, GRAIN, AND FEED

DELlVERY

The prices
will
astonish

you.

 

 

 

 

 

ELECTRKBUL

 

Cable ' £9" Richdale, Inc.

CONTRACTORS

Darien and ‘VVestport

 

Christmas Offering of
AMAZING VAL EEC

 

 

 

‘ “MW“
«mm

for ever;

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Fur Trimmeé- 23cm: 1'

V a: ‘2 at? $39.00

VELOUR‘COATS

(“is 12:.

| ‘ ‘ £32»

$12.97

Fur Trinunec . Beak:

i- I‘rWEva‘L" .

SUEBI-V E BLOL SE C 0 ATS

 

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LOUIS

 

Railroad Avenue

Phone 314

SCHEDE

Plumbing, Tinning, and Heating

Agent for Richardson's Gus-Pipe Heater

Darien, Conn.

 

 
 

Holiday Goods
Lmen Table Cloths and

 

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residents haw: iv:
:00. still be: sehezi 4.0m sf):
oclock. Following 212:5 dancing ,
be -he feature :02- the remaimng part:

eu—nin- .4 Hrs “1A.Crockezt.;

CHRISTMASAND

ornmzttev- in chargs§ TIE R. M
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R. M. SMITH, Pres. and Treas.
DARIEN,

in Great V ariety
Vapkins, Blankets and Bath

Robes, Flannel Pajamas, Night Dresses, etc.
Four-in-hand Ties, Children’s Books,
Games and numerous other articles

BIRTHDAY CARDS

SMITH CO.

. a. swarm; Sec'y.
CONN.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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All :13 ARE“ $29 97 main. A1} 9; 86- 0‘)?
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POI-LY A-Vl’V VA CLOTH COATS

 

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its re-.earsal 13:0 r—xem‘r g. f

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12:- enurch “1:1
me parsonage. 313ch15 have anything :0 do

A cottage- meeting was “a:
evening at the home of Hiss Ami? d of

4535411444: road. Besides—yon only pay as a

that to do business.

* LOMBARDI,

Mr. and 331's. Everett Mifispaugh. of?
Yefioy aver-us. misc» ha“:- been visit-
mg in East Hartford- have returned
home- ‘ ' - 5

 

 

LET US FILL Y OUR PRESCRIPTIONS

neg we as}: y u m :e.~ us an your prescriptions you have a rigln

assume when we aceept your pre

scription or order We answer that by saying:0n1y registered phar-

with prescriptions in our store-

Only drugs and chemicals of the highest quality and freshness are
ever used in filling your medical wants.
fair margin of profit. We

43.2 to have

 

THE DRUGGIST

* 4’ 7 134312184482 ~

The Chm}! 5-35 Sedety'or {he first

 
 

 

 

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120 WASHINGTON STREET ‘-
Tel. Namalli- 736. Branch of Bon Ton, New York.»

 

SEAL

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I 2‘14": r-z-lxéel'di- $65 .00

COATS

 

 

' . Any garmentselected at the sale grace will be held on

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These Are an Exceptionally Fine Collecfion of Coats—High Class ‘5, from
Lining—the Kind That You See Smartly Dressed \K omen VA ear. 1

STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVE-VI-VG

$__.
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SOUTH NORWALK

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