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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 3, 1922 · page 4

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" ~~ EAST OR

The loo-Journals opened this morn-
!“ altar the'Chrlsunu recess.

 
 

 

J. Donald Corr-man today resumed
In: studies at Fin-om university.

 

It: ts hoped that the Mill Pond dam
will be repaired so that skating may
‘bo enjoyed there in a short time.

 

Bessie N. Simon has purchased a
lot on Raymond Terrace from John
W. Grant. trustee of‘ the property
«there.

George W. Bloemendal. 01‘ Chicago.
"I the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. ll.
Hodgeman ot‘ Gregory Boulevard on
Sunday.

Philip 1“. Mahoney has purchased
two lots from Herbert \V. Gorham.
according to a. wari‘antm' died filed'
with the town clerk.

Fred Lovejoy. Jr. has returned to
his studies! at \Vesleyan M12mut‘trr’
spending the holiday recess 11“?) his
'parents at his home here.

 

The local harbor was frozen almost
solid this morning. as 1311' (l()\\'ll :13: the
Country Club. Here and tho-1‘0. tht-ro

 

 

 

was patches Of water \llzmo- til" cur—
rentwvas strong:
5 L __.__.

A family row at 34‘; Fm 0111] strvvt
was reported to tho pnlll‘n' on Sunday
evening. Patrolman .lohn Rolwv'ts :l'l-
tended to the lroublv 1111ri' suit“; 1t
amicably. '

Stanley Cnrpcvntr‘r \x'lll lu- in r'l111r;:o
of the meeting of the lloys' (‘luh :11
the East Avenue M. E. L'llUTl‘l‘I_ this
evening. Th1: is. the first mm'tlng"
since December filth. 1.1.51 11-111:

The monthly luusmrss‘ 111011111: of
the Adult (‘lasn 01' the- H.151 Arvmw
M. E. Church will he 'm-M (111 Friday
evening of this week at ”11' home: or
A. N: Paddock. on Soll'x'ivw ll\"llu7‘l".:

hIr. and Mrs. (‘. ll. llodirmnun :md
family of Gregory lloulr'vultl. spent
Monday at the home 01’ .lnrlgv‘ 41ml
Mrs. John F. Morton, m' \VI-stpurt.

h’rfi. Samuel \V. Bailey, nl‘ bypaillc
leo is entertaining thl 1110111l1m‘s OT
thegmst Norwzul. Improx' émmit .mp4

cla ion at her home this 11m moon. .1371:
Jo nil-y. meeting of the Sir-- ‘zt‘lf‘lulffi‘ll
being held today.

 

Air. and Mrs. llarrv “11130114

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Philadelphia. who 11.1w lx- n 5111' 111ll11‘2‘ '

7 the holidays.with Mr. lljpson' 37'
h“ ants. Mr. and MN”. lli nr‘y .l. Hips
Seaside Place haul 1¢t11rnl ti to thpir

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home' 7 --.,.

' REPUBLIC’S
FLAG APPEARS

Continued from First Page

 

The Rug today waved .over a scene
diderent from that witnewed at its
last appearance. Then the building
was tlfe American headquarters or
the North Germah Lloyd Steamship
Line, occupied by an American
steamship firm and the former Ham-
burg-American Line Building. a few
doors north. is the New York base of
the U. S. Shipping Board.

Just across Broadway on the face
of the United States Customs House.
the shadow of the German flag prior
to ,the war could fell upon a statue of
“Germania.” standing with a figure of
other great' maritime world powers.
The war. however. caused "Germa-
nia." to disappear and in her place
now stands "Belgium." remoulded b3.-
the artist's chisel from the same block
of marble.

’lrross the Hudson from the base
of the flagpole can be seen the Hobo-
kon docks. the former home of Ger-'

 

OR JUST TEA?

There's a distinct difierence in favor of

“Salado”

SIX SLEEPING CARS DERAILED

 

ATLANTA 687., Jan. 3.—Six sleep-
as on the Royal Balm Limited Of the
Southern RaiIWRy from Jacksonville,
were derailed. today. near Macon. but
accoxding to reports received at the
Southem oflices. here none of the pas-

succeeded in getting one of the sleep-
ers back on the track and all the pater
sengers were transferred to this car
and brought to Atlanta. where addi-
tional equipment was Piovided
their journey.

 

Try a clagslned ad in the Sentinel

Ell-my

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Mr ' thew hzrll‘ on ‘NOrth

 

 

 

 

77' Al; iii:L \Qung, home tlila_ morning it
Was: stall-rt t'hnr rhr- llnm women had
mmp‘fntl) 4 (1301 gird 510211.; than» 1111,74
pleasant m‘pprir nee 7 7.

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ontoxzt 11111111 lit 01 1117115719 ”7113:110—
fmd‘ ‘l‘v‘t‘iln'rinns will hz- hold’llndm
thy :iuspit‘ns, 0‘ "1 <.1 1' :1tlm1 Avxpy 111
.‘llnlvr' htroet" ll1l~
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ln- «139,7 H11" rhnillmnxi of: tho
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Charles Och. Jr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Och or 52 Van Zapdt
street. arrived at the Normal}: Hospi-
tal at 9 p. 111., on Sunday.Jan117_ar1nlst.
the first baby of 192: m nr1'l1ozif'tllb
Hospital and so for 3.5 is known the
first baby of 192-: for l‘nst \‘mwnlk.
An 995011 is being made; to nscortalp
the first arrival in Nor'“ :‘11‘1: {071' 1922.
so that life all» at thv Swrlini, 3- 11r‘l1l-‘7
ture company may I: t l. 1l111t 1!.

 

 

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R0 WA Y TON

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Sir Alan \Villiams r11'\\'o .~l Sui. _.\-.
11119. was :1 visitor cut 01' 11.1121 111.1:171.

 

IVIiss May Porter. of lll‘OOkl) n. slfl'ili‘

 

"'[lIRL HAD ‘

who starlnl r1111 1mm the NOrwx‘nlk'
RraJI-(‘h of the Anny uill also be re.
"l‘sent. 'l‘hti protz'l‘um will he followed
flu an ice (‘1: 1m am 1:11. An inn iLaLiOH
H55 ivxfi‘emh (l’ m the- Mir-11115 or l’he nrnn
'nnd to (l1 ' rhildH-n to '17t7t7.:ml. ."' 3
Captain Malcolm l‘t‘llnev in oh: ”no" ‘
j; thy local lr' anvh q\l‘ mls his thanks
O the public (11 Noruulk. for their
lynchilubntion of $711» 1(1Wnrtl‘5tllo:“'én-' 7
tor Relief \Vm'k. :11211 the ‘(‘l11'istlll‘zls
dinners _ .- 1

 

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17.,PAINFUL TIMES’

 

 

manys steamship “”084 and several sengers was injured. A “Freaking crew or the best results 7
of their ships. including the 54.00“ 7 " ‘
ton Leviathan. These have also pass—
ed to new owm-rsblp 11nd to the pro-
tection of 1111- .«\n1(vri<‘:1n ”:12.
SAVES THREE LIVES

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7.4717... ”7.011.... .441 “4...... s...,........ For Constipated Bowels— BiliOus Liver
sized to singz‘er to 1111'» telephone and —-~ —' 7
explain the condition or uffuirsto 'a The nicest cathartic-laxative. to tonight will empty your bowels com-g
quirk “mm 01111.1101 1n lore she too. physio your bowels whenydu have Diem}? by _h7170rning and you will he!
sank to the floor 171w lT‘Olllt h} the £1115 Headache Billousness .snlenc717ld- The? work Whlle 3'00

The tolephon» Opcmtnl got in rom- ' I (ll ti 11 sleep. Cascarets never stir you up
munication “1111 Mr, Young at the Colds » 11 393 ° or gripe like SaJts. Pills. Calomel. or
"Norwnlk Tm. mm 12mm...- pompnm.7 Dizziness Sour Stomach .011 and they coat only ten cents a
where lw was olliplln" .1 and 4.150 gm candy-like Cascurets. pne or two box. Children love Warets too.
in touch \\'llh ll1' (L-nrgr- (;7 l"11\\'('1'tt ' . .. r . 4 ‘7
11111] Dr. CPO'WZP H7 l‘,—7-.7m7 7 7 . 7 v

\thl M 1'. Young; roached hom‘e in ‘
aniiulolnuhlh-‘lu- round the three “'0- 1 SOUTH NORWALK‘ FLORISI‘ AND
men unronsrlmm mm! the house still j ' ' ' ' ‘
filled with 2.151. Mr \‘1111112 13011011 llli‘ . .
windows (11 the house and :1 Owed thi' I SEED STORE
gastoosculw. l7\'tl1:1t tlmn, the plu-
lfilclans hall 3Y“'Il\‘lll 51ml lmmodlatvl)‘ ‘ -7
' wrnt to wo1k 1‘1 \lxinu H111 \\' 0111‘ n. 2 South Main Street S0“th.§0malk

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the New Year’s holnlzlxs 111-1" with ‘l

friendS- Mothers—Read This Letterl

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Captain Preston .‘~l. H.111. m‘ Nil-Kin- and Statement WhiCh ;

ley Place. who stir-11? tllv “Rik-1TH] Follows I
here. has returned 1-1 New \-)1k 1 it\'.

—— - ' . Portland Indiana. —“I was troubled

The ladies :Ald $041.1,- .,4- ’14... lwitlh irregularity and constipation and

Methodist. will mm-t m 111.4 Amp... “.3.“ would often have to

Thursday at 1:30 o‘clock for s. wing. lie down because 0f

 

Miss Lucille liranlla m' lowrutnn
avenue who has hem; vnymlm: :1 mil
cation resumed her «lutil-s thls 111111-11-

ing in the Darien CPntt'i‘ Srhonl. , . . .4 '1

Miss Andre, Cote, of
has been the guest of Miss IA-na
Klinei‘GLter of Rowayton UVQ'nlll" 11:13:.
returned home. " 1

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Morillo 11. who

 

 

Jack Coatw who has been Spondlm:
the holidays with his parents Mr, :und
Mrs. John H. Coates ol‘ McKinley
street. has returned; to college.

 

Franklyn Cleverle;._bf New Yprk
university. who spent the (‘111istmas
and New Year' 3 holidays with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cleverlcy. of
Craw Hill. has resumed his studies.

The annual meeting of the; 'Ever
Ready Circle of the King' .9 Daughters
will be held this evening at the home
of 10m; Daniel Rowland.l.dg:1n stl‘o‘et.
All members are asked to be presentt

 

Advertise In the Sentinel f r
best results 9 ‘w

 

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Scientific Designing, Expert

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She may now secure the newest

price these famous corsets have been in years.

material and workmanship has not

No. 444——Low top; medium
24 to 36.7

A Further Opportunity; Circlet No. 111141. 00

it is more than a brasslere and sfiould be worn with your Nemo
Corset. White. or pink bntiste; sizes 874 to 48.

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AN OPPORTUNITY SALE
FOR STOUT WOMEN

' NEMO SELF-REDUCIN G NO. 444

This is indeed a chance which no stout woman should overlookf

 

88 Washmgton Street

 
 
 
 
 
 

pains. One Sunday 7'
my aunt was visiting '
us and she said her
3 his took Lydia E.
Pink ham’ 9 Vege-
' table Compound and
got We", so mother
. id she guessed she
would let metryit. It
is doing me good and
1': l praise it highly. .
' ' '- ' You arewdcome to 7
usethis letter as a testimonial.” — 7
“STELLA NEWTON R. R. 8, Portland,
I'l‘ldién'a‘.” '
Mothers—You should carefully guard
yOur daughter’ a health. Advise her of
gdanger which comes from standing
‘émund with cold or wet feet, from hftin 3
heavy articles, oroverworking. not
let her overstudy.
If she complained headache. pains in
ack otlowel: limbs; or if you notice a
man of thought, nervousness or ir-
‘ritability on the part of your daughter.
give her careful attention. l
bydia. E. Pinkham' 3 Vegetable Oom-
71nd ill a};0 excellent medicine for Your
‘ghhérto take, 8.3 it is es 7 7
adopted torelieve j7u§t such syinptorrls.

embergncontaina nothin “that. can
be taken 111 sa éty.

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Big RemOVal sale

MEN S. AND BOYS’ CLOTHING .

Everything sold regardless of cost.

(30‘

f North M aim Street

 

 

TLIEB?S

South Norwalk

 

 
 

EVERY BODY NEEDS A PERFECTION

OIL HEATER

T'0 give extra heat during this winter weather. They are portable and
may be moved from place to place he required. ’~ - '

WICKS FOR ALL PERFEQTION OIL STOVES 7 _ ..-

Raym

and: 63" "3011‘

-_ 77 FUNERAL plaacrons
'.WA1.L'AND7BIGE'MTB.2.7 :-\;"."_ ' 7.7.7

 

Workmanship, Good Material

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'b.‘:"<\¢

Salt-Reducing model at the lowest
The quality of
been lowered.

skirt. Strong white coutil; sizes

‘ Y .1 7.

‘Iette

 

 

70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET?"

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Modthat—KingAl-
lfnnon -'h'7u¢ ~ "NI“, to 1&8 WESTON

mmmwms.
h uvue' .ncmded'a. tour of the
"United Stems out of scrotal South
American countrviés-

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HEAD" mm AND BODY ACBED: ,
There are various symptoms of 7
trouble—rheumatic pains,

1kidn'ey 7
backache. sore muscles, stiff Joints,
iand "always tired" feeling. Mrs. Geo. I77

1Morgan, E. Fairfield. Vt. wirtes: “My
‘head ached and my whole body ach—

33'Sonth Main Street

I 011' Winners and Mines Goats, m Suits and Millinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.

THE 7 PARIS

ESTKBlJSHED 20 YEARS AGO

South Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ed so I could not sleep. Foley Kidney
Pills gave me relief." They heal and
strengthen weak: disordered kidneys g
and bladder and help them in their 11-4
work of filtering the blood and cast- '
1113' out of the system the impurities

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VICTOR RECORDS FOR
NEW YEAR
RED SEAL RECORDS

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asan-‘sprECONl-‘ESSION .................. Hans Kindler
GGOlO—TU SOLA (THOU AL 5) .. ............... Beniamino e191.
660124-RGSE OF MY HEART ..................... John McCormack
74720—HYMN TO THE SUN ..................... Fritz Kreisler ;
DANCE RECORDS t7
188314-5APPER DAN—aFox TTroz .............. Club Royal Orchestra

THE SHElK—F'ox Trot 7. ............... cum RoyaLOrchestra

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18827—BL'OSSOM “MB—Medley Waltz Joseph c. Smith Oren.
IT’S YOU—Fox Trot. (From Bombo) .. Joseph c. Smith Orch.
18825—WEEP NO MORE MY MAMMY—Fox Trot '. .......... 9
................. P'aul White‘man Oren. 7
‘F‘APRIL SHOWERS—-Fox Trot .......... Paul Whiteman Orch
18833—-JUNE MOON—Fox Trot ................... Benson Orchestra

Benson Orchestra A

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NO ONE‘S’ FOOL—Fox Trot ..............
" STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS

18830—WHEN Poland‘s Mom-rs WITH ME ........ Jones Murray
. TEN LITTLE FINGERS AND TEN LITTLE TOES ~
........... Murray-Smalls: 6'

45253—1” AND THE AUTO j‘ .......
11' COULDN'T BE DONE .. .. . Edgar A. Guest

45259—DRIFT’ING ALONG WITH THE no; . Lambhrt Murphy
A DREAM OF.YOU&S7M1L£ - Lambert Mum-o

.V ............ Edgar A. Guest

45256—1MAR‘Y‘ OF ARGYL'E. ............. . ....... sn— Harry Lauder 7
AULD scorch 7§ANG3~"' ................ 4.- Sir Harry Lauder é
Yarn Will enjoy. heatingAhe‘m. We will enjoy playing:
‘ " "‘ ‘ them for you.

Re To»:

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that. cause pain and disease. Prompt
£1110 n. action-*Stillson-Powel Corpora— Q?
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‘4 PRESCRIPTION t
3 ESSENTIALS77
Q (lawfulness, Accuracy, '3
| Scientific Knowledge, .4
; Page, Frail Drugs, Ex— 4
1 perience, Professional 7.74
‘ Pride, M ed e r 11 Equip- {’2
1 merit, Diligence. Q
We ‘ofi‘er‘you all these: a
Chfford 4
Pharmacy 11
‘ 60 South Main Street. ll
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FLORIST 7,77
ERowlagd M. Beach
16 Frapce 31., Tel. 7214112

 

 

 

 

l SIGN PAINTER
‘Slgns of every description and.
‘ anywhere
Electric Signs. 8 Specialty
Bulletin Adv. .
A. Toth ' 4

10 Lexington Avenue. City

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CLOTHING

and

 
 
 

STURDY YOUN GST ER
STURDY "SHOES

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Helif :1 l'l‘mllllllwll ln huy the _\‘Oungele'w ‘i‘H<1l\\"’=T it 3::
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«minimum «pillllh. Serum? .nri ('mnflvl'l. ‘3

ll. “EH hp 1111' happiest year of all if yum «l1:

 

Norwall;

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FURNISHINGS
for

BOYS AND GIRLS
u: the

CHILDREN’S STORE

‘37 West Wanhlncbon 8t. 8. Norwalk l
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MEN’S

 

 

 

 

LOOK AROUND NOW

for the nearest telephone

IN CASE OF FIRE

needed quickly you ought to have GOOD COAL.
for Number 113 and leave an order with

THE NORVVALK COAL 82 SUPPLY CO.

103 WATER STREET SOUTH NOE‘WALK

that is Ask

 

:' OVERCOATS

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$23.50

 

COPYRIGHT .
CLOTHING 'CO.
South Main Street

 

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OLD CARS

Sell Your Old Cars to the ‘ .

 

 

 

 

Prompt
Delive

Gehebe’ 8

It’s Here It It's Houomro.

PHONE
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25 Washington Street . South Norwalk

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Bridgeport Auto fWreckf {
ins Co. -

.' . 1310 North Avenu-

Betwelen Oak ind Center St...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PALACE ”ICOTERY

Palace Theatre Building

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MEN’S FOOTWEAR

Mahogany calf Slices, Rubber Heels ........ . . ........ $4 95
iMakogany Cali 312981133, Rubber Heels .. . -. -. . ..-. . ._. .. $6.95

 

 

 

 

 

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Elglns, Walthams, and the 77b7e_§7t Swiss makes in E

. " 14k or Gofi‘filleil
We at 14k or Gold Filled
. grout variety7

All caR-ry thelméker’ s guarantee as” well as ours
Fine Diamonds at lowest paces.

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