in New Haven last evening-
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a» ,
': m ma! meeting of Troop 370- 52
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, The mdies’ Aid Socieh. of the East
avenue, 31. E. church. is meeting a
1 3! church this ememoon.
The Y. at c c basketball team and
The Omicns will meet at Communitv
Fall tomorrow evening
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'nie Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
flinch will meet tomorrow afternoon ,
at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Butler. 43 Os—
born avenue.
H 5 .
been spending sexera! weeks With
()ptain and Mn Richard Hendrick.
Ct Cove avenue. left today to join her
”and at Saint Petersburg Fla.
fin:- ru-w members were admitted
to the Boy's Club of the East Avenue ,
3!. E. church at the meeting held last
evening. ('alesthenlcs were
indulgr-d in.
The usual
Miss Mildred Rad-
fan. of Third St.- '55—: , who recently un—
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Sorwa ll: Hospital. is reported
as being \95‘ satisfactory.
The condition of
7 Walhoe :Man'iu
a... will be tea on Friday even:
\Villiam Farnham. who has,
Vim.
ll very pleasant evening was enjoy- ‘
rd last night by the members of the ‘
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society:
lithe home of Mrs. V‘iillis Bean. 3”
’uZAIIdt street. '
Keyscr place is now no more as the:
committee appointed at the councilé
Wing the change of name from
Goldstein place to the former name 0!
Kaiser place. reported unfavorably on
the petition for the resumption of the
firmer name.
There will be an entertainment and
'uloker for the men of the parish. at
m Episcopal church. tomorrow
”filing. and it is expected that there
.II he a good attendance. This will
an be the occaSion for a get-together
“Ihe men.
—~w—
ldjournment until Friday evening
fl this week was made of the special
meeting of Christ Episcopal parish.
field last ever .ing. There is considenz~ :
file data 39K to be obtained in connoc- "
lion with the proposed establishment:
acre of a rectory.
A lighter-dredge which has been
doing work for one or the oyster com- I
mics about its docks. this morning;
‘was dumping a. large quantity of mud:
which had been dredged. onto the and;
of the garbage dump at the side near—g
ed the channel. This all helps to fill '
in the site of the proposed park.
At a meeting of the Epworth Lea-
gue of the East Avenue M. E. church ‘
held last Evening a! the home of Mi$
Harriett \\'a.rm, Cove avenue. reports
from the fair held last Thursday and
May nights at the. church were n»- *
incited. The League cleared aboutr
$95 from the fair. which report “as
mixed with considerable enthus-
Bert Ferris pinoc
Waldron's team by a score of 41.575;
10 $9.46!). at the fourth sitting in the.
pinochle tournament of the May—
flower Hook 3; Laddrr company hvld
last evening at the quarters on Van
Zandt street. l-‘erris‘ team now’ holds
{he lead. the tie of last wee-k having
been broker The prey-m scores are:
P‘erris. 135 795:. \Yalslrort. 1:33.630.
'22: team defeated
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Miss Margaret Janis and Miss
Beatrice Lowndes are appearing today
and tomorrow in the PM ue of 13
in Bridgeport. an entertainment being
Staged h} The Business and Profes—
‘ sinus} “time as club. They have a
cléver dance specialty numle-r. ‘Their
' pictures in costume appeared in yes-
2.,"
tin-day's edition of the Bridgeport
Post in connection with their part of
the entertainment.
Althoug the matter (was not
brougin before the Common Council
at last night‘s meeting. because of the
fact that necessary investigations are
being made. the matter of the abolish—
ing of the garbage duntp at Searlew
avenue and East “‘ashington street;
or the abatement of tbe nuisance
there. will he brought before the
council at its next meeting, The East
Norwalk Improvement Association has
interested itself in the matter and has
taken it up with George E. Ingham.
councilman from the Third .XVard.
who will do all he can to further any
plan of action that may be adopted
with regard to either the total abol—
ishment of the dump or the further—
ance of plans whereby the nuisance or
’ flies and stench in summer. and rats
and disease in winter may be abolish-
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R0 WA YTON
m
Mrs Steplmn Pardee. of West Side
avenue. was a. visitor out at town yes-
terday afternoon. ,. .
W. A. Crockett, who was chairman
for the oyster supper will issue a. com-
plete report at the next meeting.
which will be in 1922.»
The pond of Raymond Street and;
son is thickly covered and it lg hope-6*
by Mr. Sta-earths: they will be able to
cut the ice very shortly.
‘ Five Mile ‘River was frozen over for
the first time this season with a. cover
of an inch or more. It was stated that
the ice was thick enough to permit 3.
ch lid. to walk acroas the rivet.
The local stars are now selling
Christmas tree's which is proof that
Christmas is only 10* days away. Many
In a very few days this great introductory “Factory-to-Home‘” Sale will come to an end, so it moves you to act quickly,
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Wh a
AQDBRESS
of the local children are planning to
spend the Christmas vacation out of
town. 1.. i ‘
The Rowayton Stove Club held its
monthly meeting last .evening at its
quarters. Later in the evening they
disbanded and spent. the remaining
portion of the evening in the tire
house.
The teachers. officers and older
scholars of the Rowayton Baptist
Sunday School will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverley on
Friday evening 0 {this week. at 8
o'clock.
A young man while passing through
town yesterday afternoon stopped in
Needle‘s Grocery store and displayed
an unusual variety of Racoon skins.
One of these was the largest. ever seen
in this section.
The regular meeting of the Roway—
ton Civic Association will be held on
evening. the 19th. .The Association
meets on the third Monday eVening of
each month.
The first of the winters sport was
enjoyed over. the week-end by the
young folks here. The ‘ice at Chas-
mer’s Pond was thick enough to allow
skating. Perhaps if these cold days
continue thfit ice skating will be a
continuous sport.
A” t sf, pound daughter was born this
morning to Mr. and HIS. Fred Smith.
Mother and daughter-are doing nicely.
—
Mrs. George Smith. of the Post
Road. Was a visitor in New York City
yesterday. .
9-—
have been. spending several months in
7- tnenue. who figured in the Taylor ac-
the regular meeting night. Monday'
%m& NORGTON
Mr. :Ind Mrs. Mark Norman, who-
ll steadily increasing. 'Satisi‘aMary-re~
suits of her work are repurlt‘d fre—
Highland quently. Anyone (either man or wo-
m) may become a member of thc
cident on Noroton Hill. has rcturned Public Health Annotation l») p.1\i.lg‘a
to his hame. Mr Hlndley will not. be fee of $1.00. .The money obtained is
able to be about for a few weeks. Ito be used towards purt‘lmsing' oi”
lequipment necessary for an “ark.
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We Mommy ~arm-{mom GODFREY POST, xoiiissms.
Edward B. Hindley.
0‘ Raf Weme. popular electrician. of
lthe Third District. will he the next
commander of the Frank C. Godfrey
PosL'No. 1:. American Legion. Werme
lwas nominated at a meeting held last
night. There is no opposition. Other
officers were also nominated. Election
will take place atrthe next meeting-
‘Vervne will succeed Joseph Bro-
SI—vrrul complaints have been re-
mixed by the local police in reference
to boys deliberately destroying pro-
perty in Noroton “rights. The author-
The Nor-own Heights ’Volunlcer Fire
Department will hold an vntcrtain-
ment and dance tomorrow waning in
Greatestl Beauty
Bun-hastin Emu, PutsOnFirm'
. ‘ . . . t I rto as commander of the W
mes haio not .Is )81 been able to make the quartets of therdepalrmmnt- It, was 1?:dern Brotherion’q administralt’icrjt g Hedi, the “arses
any publlc statement or the matter. ' stateda, The Mac: that the money the post. has had a; v 3 successful and increases Sacra.
obtained will go towands the purchase
«at a. self starter for a fire truck. The
dances and entertainment helddn the
section haxe been of a great success
and it is hoped that this occasion will
be the same.
INoroton Heights has now its own
family doctor. Dr. Ralph F. Long. for-
merly of Bridgeport; has now located
in Noroton Heights with his office on.
Maple ax enue. Dr Long is a. physi--
cian and surgeon and comes highly
recommended.
year {ind looks forward to even a more
successful one. .Jt is hoped than dur—
ing the coming year that a permanent
clubhouse can'he purchased.
Thinormn-dmfdkswbowfizttoqun,
83m good. firm. solid flab on their “I,
fill out the hollows and sunltrn date»: it ‘ .
' strong, healthy um and build up incrr
energy and ntality should in: taking in
W's tiny yeast. YITAMON Tablets ‘4
their meals. Mastinfls‘lTAMON Tat .e 1"
lain highly unaccounted yeast ntamine=
asthe two otherstillmonimportant h;
(Fat soluble A and Water soluble C‘.
/*which Science says you must have to be . ,.
durum my“? 8;”: “
boils an s eruptions as - -
strengthen the nerve, build up the back u. L
firmfleshandfisaueandoi‘tcnmmi‘ V“
rejuvenate the whole cystcm. You “1.1V
risk of causinggasorupsctu'ng the stomar- , ,.
Ifyonarethin, draw-plum I
orhck energy and endurance take Mam: 5
VITAMON—two tablets with every n- .
IKPORTAIT! While the remarkable b: ,-
building value of Muslin: \ITALIOIN T2
have been dearly and pr itivub demonstrinfiii
of lack of Cti'rg“, nervous troll
m indigestion. «Institution skin “a;
éThe Best Salesman—A \Vant Ad.
Try a classified‘ad in the Sentinel
tax-them”... ,
The New Minister will be repro-
duced again this Friday evening in
the Maple avenue Methodist church
of Stamford . The performance has
been largely patronized here and it is
hoped that it will be received the same
in Stamford . It is being given under
the auspices of the MCethodist Episco—‘
pal church here.
Any Touch oijlndigi_ , , e
y... _ Uni. so: sum...” ms:
gm m you win he name
' toclogand poison your system. Your
blondwfll bepoor and impure and
o
The Darien authorities are still ,
holding an automobile truck that was
believed to have been used .for a
method of transport ti n of goods ' 7 v 6°“ “3% finial: m:
' a o ' ' { udmcnt 11- e “ “
"‘3‘ was “9‘ “WSW“ ”WNW” 7- 3"” your nefivous system thoroughlyrun . gateway-mum cums... hm...
freight cars here early Saturdayl ‘ )m to chightinataaadto mmmfig:
morning {lust why the owner has not , down. Take immediatesteps secure m... 0. mm... on an 8.
come £53m New York City to claim
the tmckstiil remainsa mistery: to the1
local police. ' ‘
VITAMOS Tablets at all good drugsism
ftbfiiba‘lthyactlmyof stomach; inter,
andfiowels To this end youmuidf
Following the announcement" made
by Miss Vase yesterday: afternoon in '
the Center School mam children of
that school were vaclnnated. It was
also announced that all children who
have not been vacinnated as yam
go through this presention of disease
on: they will not be permitted to enter-f
school after the Chrimnas hailday‘s.‘ 7'
Miss Vase the town nurse recently is- '
l
France. returned to their home'iieri-
sued her monthly report and her work
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