‘JNdroton. are spending
with 13mm Kerwin-l: ell!-
JJ'he usual choir rehearsal was held :3: agent?! 92:"?
3“ evening at Christ church. 0 e 3" en re s
Final ar-
Mrs. George Standing.
The Y. M. C. C. will endeavor to
hold a mseting on Monday evening. l
Troop No. 6 B. S. A. held. its usual Centre school. Following the busin-
gathering last evening at Cemmunity ess session refreshments Vwere served.
hall. ’
At a. meeting held Thursdhy eye'-
niug of the Ernest F. Sexton Post. No.
51. American Legion. the following
-ofl‘icers were elected for the year of
A special musical program will be
given tomorrow evening at the East
avenue M E; church.
_ 1922. Commander. Herbert
. . dale;
‘ 58" H'g‘.’ s°h°°l pupus w“! rm, Tinker; 2nd vice commander. William
mm m the" “nd‘e” °" M°"da’ Vlerklin- Adjutant A 13 Bell- Treas—
Ionpzlnlng. when the High 5013001 re— urer. C. H. Lewis. Following the
'election 'of; omcers a. supper was serv-
ed. During the evening final arrange-
ents'were discussed for a dance to be
given by the Post on February 2lst.
The monthly meeting 0: the Sun-
day school board oi' the East avenue
M. E. church will be held at the
church on Tuesday evening.
Members at the Adult Bible class
will hold their Experience social of.
ribs parsonage of the East avenue M.
1:]. church on Friday evening of next
week.
the age of 70. from a paralytic shock.
He had been enjoying good health up
to the time of his den in. He is a nil--
tiye ofKLong Island. and was empioy-_
ed for some years by The Internation~
al Silver Co. of Bridgeport. He re
sided. in Noroton' for about 8 years.
He is survived by his wife. two bro-
themand a sister. all of Long Island.
The funeral will take place at St.
Two good basketball games are to
be held on Wednesday evening next
at Community ball. when both local
team.-. the Mayfloweru and the Y. M.
C. C. will meet opponents there.
A Sentinel reader who sent a com- 2' Manda) aftnrnoon.V Jan
municatjon to the Sentinel on the H‘ M Dumbell officiating. _
topic of "Prohibition Enforcement—- Wm be in Spring vae Cmeter).
it is not wise, it is foolish." should
9 .. ~ First Presbyterian Church.
send their native and address to this . Rev “1!”an Stacie)! Pastor.
alike to insure publication. ISurldaty school at 10 A. M. Morning
worship at 11 A. M. Major Garrett
C. Pirr will again he heard tomorrow
evening when he will g1ve his second
30. Rev.
Interment
LeRoy Downes. of Winfield street.
leaves on Mondao,v for the government
hospital in Brooklyn where he will
undergo an operation. He will be ”flu“? 0" Egypt. There 18 no ad-
away from home for about four mission charge. -
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
.___._ lgregatlonal church held a successful
On Monday evening the Boys' Club bread and cake sale yesterday after-
will play the Knights of King Arthur noon at the F. V. Cantrell store. Mrs.
at Grace Parish hall in the First (“3_ l“. Milton Smith was chairman of the
trict. This will he the first game of committee in charge- '
the season for the Boys' Club basket-
ball teams.
weeks.
Congregational Church Notes.
Edward Wood. president of the dr—
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel l-Zvnnu are to ganizntion Wi” have charge 0' the
move to Beacon strict from 11')“ Host Men's class meeting tomorrow morn-
avenue in a short time. who-n 'l‘homp- Ving "t “41th ”m" all ”‘9 members ar.
son Evans and family of Fort Pointlu'g‘“ to be present to hear his mes-
slret'i Will move to 178 [inst avenue Tag” and to take pd“ l" whatever dis
The change in residences will bo m;“1,.l(‘lls‘-i0n ”W“: may be.
next Week. The pastor's topic will he "W’hy."
'l‘hl~ custom adopted l‘lSt year of tak-
ROWA Y TON
inl,r u collection the last Sunday of
Miss Florence Batterson.
Inch month for benevolence. will pres
\‘ull again during the year 1922. As
this is the lust Sunday in January-J
or Roton
Ch ristinn
the COIll't‘llOn will ho taken tomorrow!
nment committee tivitles.
partment held a ‘rapidly and an unknown name makes
meeting last evening at the home of things go slowly then there is .1 decid-
rangements were completed for the the unknown name.“
dance to be held next midsy at thel
Rich— ; Community
ist Vice commander. Edward A- ideals are established but the person~
Lewis Smith died Thursday at his rlage status impaired.
home on Middlesex Road. Noroton. at:-
'GOOD' TIME HAD
l
lim‘lte's Episcopal Church Noroton. at rained With some stories‘ right at! m
i
William Greene and
was wonderful and when they danced :
{water were placed at two dozen. the
party was a success from every angle VVVVV VV VVVV
and in the near future 2. Ladies' Night . , . , . . . . . . . . ., . ‘4.
Wm be he” with “Happy" ” can“. 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET quality is assurtd. Tlll‘lll} lunar: “ll“ 1.... , .1 WWVVV
mittee on food and water. needlework on hand to work on at spun. . V
“ = wt“
there was a. clean K. O. and it took
that the man was carried away while -
he was still counting. '
ting diacuities i
It till
We have just receuil) niacin-ll ,.
Amongst which are some striking mu
minsters, Wilton Yelvets and Will“...
g
“3.
ed ecommic disadvantage in taking: ,
Ill
1
l i
MdJTlage ought not to destroy the
identity of the woman. Marriage iS.‘
as I see it. ’an economic, mental and. : -
spiritual partnership. within which V
two human beings are meant to grow
and develop. Neither party really
merges in the other. Each is a ’
means to the expansion of’the other. .
or interests, ideas and2
“’6 have every pattern and Min“, , .
of the largest rug mills in the ('(llllllr‘Vv.
' (:5.
An endless variety of parlor“.- :.,
Hartford. Alex. Smiths. Magoo and Mn,»
represented in this showing.
\
“1 li'm
kwm
Vality of neither is wiped out. It the .
premarital contracts of the parties to _ -
the marriage were of the proper kind j
then they should be retained. after .-
marriage It taking a. new name op» ~
crates to cut oil! these .contacts or to ‘
make difficult their maintenance per— -
sonality may be injured and the mar-
We would be pleased to shmx yr.
of Artistic Floor (overings and qua-m
exceptionallv low.
ill-‘13:;
‘1 arr!
l
‘ “IW
o
Angevine Furniture Co
(Opposite Palace 'll..
A HOOVER CLEANER
is. something that every woman wants. We are
here to demonstrate to you this wonderful cleaner
at any time that you wish. Our Hoover Man will call»
atyour home—at any time that you wish—and show
you how this cleaner works.
Don’t hesitate to ask for a free demonstration.
Easy Weekly Payments—If you wish.
BY ‘ATHLETES.
Continued from mm Page.
16‘ North Main Street
0
both arms and his now famous roll. -V V
Dr, William J. Moore, the South '
Norwallt Club billiard teacher. enter—
N
“fl/III.”
Art Embroidery
Just now we are ("lf‘rllllllf: up all Hm
“Royal Society” stamped ariiclm
new spring line.
-.«a'I...
fire. and Mr. Knowles established his.
reputation as a. grand operar singer.
The team work or Superintendent»
“Ice" Anderwn
DONNELLY’S
,._n.i "luls hi
there was no dividing line. ill-1w. ~ .. V V.
Although the casualties from ice
There's a. charm (if some sort in . \. -
,----a-.r----—--.-..
1‘" one °f “'9 mu“ "‘56 "em“: advantage of the reduced prices this \\ ‘.-_
Referee Germain so long to count ten Values are astonishing.
.- -.4--. ...,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. zit—The
only train from the south on the
Pennsylvania railroad since last night
passed through here before il a. m. to-
Underwear S e
E
The following prices indicate the importance of taking advantage
day. It left the national capital at at this sale. We have made the reduction of prices on the following
4333 ‘1- m-- and CNN?“ 959999” 0"- gm-ments in order to close out various lines and broken lots. A fresh -
“”13”” mam"? “9 the 12510 and and unusually attractive assortment of Nightgowns, Envelope 3
13:2" 8- m- trams Chemise and Bloomers. ;
Snow was falling here today and ' ‘
"W
An assortment of heater quality
had reached a depth of four inches at
lo a. In.
South N orwalk
short
Muslin Gowns, round neck.
.. - - 25%;”. lace trinifViiViViinV . gig: muslin, long sleeves. high and g ”ml/{//////
' ‘ ' ' ‘ """ V neck, embroidery trim. . . . l mix/fray;
HEAR Nansen): Envelope Chemise. lace ' ' "u ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ $1.“). “'3' “‘75 '
' ‘ and ribbon trimmed. camisole ._
........ W... ...... .. ...... ...... THE WEBER SHOE
. .....-
hemstitched and lace trimmed
ruffles, reinforced and roomy.
Pink only ............ 58c,75e
“April Showers’.’
Pox Trot
Fine Longcloth Gowns, lace trim.
pointed and square neck. short
sleeves . . . . ....... $1.50, $1.79
I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
For Men and Young Men
$5.00 to $7 .50
qua 4‘»
at
The HAMILTON Shop
49 Wall Street
lower price range with hlgl’le"
GOLDEN ’S
Milton Elwood
122 Washington Street Sum 21 \urwalk
.r/fl‘a-xMV
:: :7 Eflflw'
Clearance
Sale
In Progress
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Victor Wesley
‘7
. .OVV
Washington: -t., So. Norwalk
Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk
Has Removed to
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
nx'rnuv. has taken :I position ill the morning. The customary
City hull. South Norwalk. lindenior meeting “ill lw abolished
’ ——————— ithis Sundav as the) mtct at the eve-
Mlss Eleanor Hall. of Logan street. anng hour of worship l‘lw executive
is taking up ll.bl)l~'lnt~sn (‘Ollrst- .u the 'voxnmittm or the (‘ lulstinn Endemor
Merrill College night school. will meet at 6:30 in lh» church. in
—— the evening tlw pnstor \Vlll givv- iii
The Misses Kathi-rins- Klinn-l‘vltcr Velmrt tulle. the rust of thc evening he-
HlHl lllaht'lle Klincfout-r un- \lslllng nu ll! tilted to (l. musical program.
in New York city this afternoon and -w _
evening. l ’
ELSIE HILL S HUSBAND
l'.lllll Resin. who is known to mum ‘TEIAIS WHY SHE WILL
motor inns its having \vmn sru-rul ME:
1311'" automobile rut-v:- in lE'lS—IT. will KEEP MAIDEN NA
he the neck-end gut-st of his cousin. - ..
Mrs, t‘lil‘t‘nlvl \Vright and ,\Ir erclll commued from “’3‘ Page.
of 'l‘ k v; c- ~ .‘.’ ' l.‘ h
V n ( 1. kt M.“ “'5‘ L “h” h” llli\0l' which is mort- than u incri-
..m n H) hominid tor sew-rut months. is n'lndle i'ur VV nsu r V0 lt .
i‘xlu-(‘fi‘d back in this country on ”NI lr-l-h ll‘lllk‘ V ‘ ts hull TS"! 1‘; ‘L
. . r ‘ ' ' i 5 ' l .' r
r‘l'ullllillllli some tilill'. W'Vl “" ‘ Y" “r Ir ll'll‘llt‘lt‘l‘lrl‘llull U'(l‘he '11-“:.:1:~(,;:(17w:
”an . V. . ' « 2 :'-- . - .. . . ...
H ' .I‘,‘ now M “ mG m ”'1‘“: ”' llhls :m such and proton-ls it. It is u
the lirlnsh hunlwaiu .\llllllll'llllll‘l t-lll- V llLlllll plUptllV 1V” ll ( it l0
. ..- ' ' -‘..« I-rlgl
ml“.
‘ ' Vlllr- numu is :1 tangihlw pl‘Opvrt)‘ right
ROW’uton \lr-lhmlm l" m ‘0 n] "'Vh'" ‘5 “’15“ HH- law has now.“ mm
clmrrh‘sertic i-l'tv l‘l‘nl‘LI Ix! .I‘lul-‘l ”ml -1 lH-rsunC'l mllm- I“ \\'ll'm-w-r hr
. ". t ' . r ' " . . l l .
V ' l - a 1 : * " *
lllllllhlt r Sunday llltll‘lllllu' tvnrsli'lp .21 l“:::“ \V ”l ';, h" “"1 ‘htn H um “m ,h(
. ... .. ; - . 3 _
10:30, svlmon Silllfl'l'l.‘ "’l‘hw llllltl of l V: 'l ”0 mu rum to d” H"
. .. ' 0 .‘I .
(‘lll‘lsL The humlll. ht: howl Stsrlhlll \n\‘ ”1”” l 1 l t (i ll l I
.. V l K V VV . . .'l ' :1 l Vlll' ) ll lllmfl"
ll'lld'nxlt‘uliti "1:1: rl‘llxoil-llllllv‘u [iglull'shiulh'hw that 1» ms it. it nit-nus social
n1 7 .ith sermon llu-llll "llll llillllt 'IV.’.JL‘;“”VHVH.IVH’HV “Hill's-““1. (Vuput'illvs
. . . ., ,. _ . l ( F ) Tl llll (‘On “C S. O (I'llerO' .'l
«l lh' l.ltll. lll' l‘:\-l mv'tl ' -
'Vi" ll: llli'lll in lhr-‘rllilplv-I‘ -u '94: pt-rson of his numc is lo dcprivc him
. . .‘..‘ " ’ll‘.'-' ""_
'llllll'xllJV‘. 4-\‘I'lllll[:. 'luplc lor mutual (‘lirc'tlwwt tllhllt 01. In” “killiht'v “h” h I.”
«munch-ration: "Slurnuul F‘lrllr\'n.\'- Hul‘ SOVHPS: “.I‘.|'“0ns‘ p3. (“Dilliltlfs
. _. . z C no 8. us may resu n
.mcc. , .
lunpornry or permanent social ban-
'l'lll- .xllllll-(‘l of the ammo!) :lt lln. 'Sh'”‘~'"I:- I‘ A
llnwruiun impllst church for Sunday) H t k. l ' ‘2’", Mr' Alla'nfi t l
_ ‘ - .. . . . -. line or (i. man 0 rc-es ai-l
nu ll ml; .zlln 3'! Vlill lm .lv-Mlsi lirlst. ._ ,l H .
lllt' (' l: at 'l" .u- htl ‘ .uml ill llll‘ o-n-lllnl: 11:3} hunfilfVundV“. 't "um" Other. Vthall.
lhu mind? “I” be "Th" "“ml'I“ “f A1. chillngl'o 1:1ll;:::lrll.l‘;'ylnhdt(ll Ukilold
ll -l‘;l llt." T ~“: ' ' ‘ . 0 n
q“(w',‘”l.' vnll pr(.}.)|:}:kf::“|:”:::Lug-‘fnlylclh'ldlul :Inll inn-t with :l glut! weicon'lt
' ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ' Tlhm mcrv onv wht knows! him to he
.\l('l‘llllll: VVOl‘Sllll) Ill-gins ill ltl.:llL “Ilh "l” l' i Ill 1 r lkli P Al '
1mm- School at 1:. Y. P. s. c it) ' ‘ " “ ” “‘ " “m“
. . . ' ‘ wuull ll: .. z ‘ '
rum-uni, (it 7 p, m. M135 [-ru‘](‘p§ Hum], chi N1. (”Igll'tu] anthVz‘dn‘tinVin fVcrtVtiniVIV .‘ll
gum” Th" pvmm": "hum.“ Hui“) couml‘vJ of. ours. aTellaggltll'iln (It‘lil'i
un‘ \ -' ‘ " n ' i ‘ I n - v I
“f!" ll 4 .30' l‘llt l.l|»lv (lllll Innis lil“¢‘l ”VV rurcst (vi musical souls llllt‘
With Lil's. Earle. bit-\T-ns on )lclxlnley \lrs (what is T-tr' ,. i' " . 1‘
.‘ll‘t'l, 'lllurmiay Honing". l"l'll. L'll lit 8 A H 9 ‘ (”an S marrlm
.1 'k V . , V ,, ‘ name, anyway.) would have to go
r r m ll .11. sully-(l lll(‘ llllh ( hunter through .1“ kinds) of antics to e‘tpluin
of Math, ' ‘ ' ‘
lwho >lle war. lwfore she could mvel
this“ sum! people. The name oi 2‘.
DARIEN& NOROTO . person is ol‘ttn his passport, his safe
Vtumiurt and. llll social voucher.
A marrivd woman is no different
Sedgewick Ifrom 9. single woman. She is the
same the minutes after the ceremony
as she was ilve minutes before.
Mrs. E. Hope Norton and daughter, W'hotever powers attainments and
of Tokent-ke. are now touring in Ven- relations she haul before she married
ice. iemain intact. But as soon as you
take hm maiden name away and give
(‘arl Swazy. of The
House. is ill with a severe cold.
48 CHESTNUT STRET T
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—“hiding.
TELEPHONE 3655
Tan Large Trucks at Your Service for; All Kinds of m
portstion; Padded Van: for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York 030e, 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
A Timely Offering
of a Heavyweight Ribbed
UN IONSUITS
A fine warm garment for
these cold days
$2.15
or two for $4.00
Costello
Men’s Shop
WATCH REPAIRING
CLOCK REPAIRING
JEWELRY REPAIRING
We are now prepared to give the best class of workman-.
ship at short notice—«All work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
O.‘ B. JACKSON
Jeweler—Optometrist
$5.00
Emerson’s New Shoes for Men
Many Styles in Either Broom or Elm.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
Conneally 69° Bracken
South Norwslk
e
..-----------.r.--4
/
. Mfr/Mfi
PICTURE FR A M ING
Done on Our Own Premises
i
58 Wall Street
-—..L...._._.V . my“... “—5—; ...—... ...—.-fi‘ M” w‘ ..
-As..---,(,.~.
Mrs. George R. Krebs. 01’ the Post h" ”‘" "W” “- h“ husband you are
Road is entertaining friends from. “m“? her b°d”y out 0f 11"? previous
21- North‘Main Street f
Best Workmanship and Moderate Price.“
New York City over the week end... existence and putting her into a. dif-
féreth unixerse. She has to create 9.
Prospect “rieyv 'existenco or else go through all
week and kinds of activities to let people know.
that she is the same person she was
.hefor'e she married. As a personality
Miss Eva Bostwlckf’ 01'
avenue. is spending the
with friends in Washington. D. C.
lshes her contacts with m. for)-
because the lnch to
,,thpt, personality .is dcstrmed. .1 new
Jam“ Tiano. of the Depot Garage index has to be attached and a cross
was called to his home in Waterbu‘ry' littereuee publlslud.
the early part of the week due to the: . .. “"10“!“ DI-‘iadmmam-
death ofa nephew_ 1- .‘l'prthormore i.’ the worn m who
marries decide. to carry on the art.
or Science. or business which she was
the week end guest of Mr. and MrS. lab I
B. H. Raymond. -of Railroad avenue. mer associates.
Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Williams. of
Tidewater Cottage. Tokeneke. a’re
lThe Textile Store
Fred Coiling. of New York city. is she' literally vanishes until 3113 re. -cs- .y
133 We: St. s. Nm'vaikf
TRY OUR SERVICE
The F. 69° K. Stationers
South Main Street
spasm -
40 inch Carlton- Crepe... $125 yd. ‘
Colored Outing Flannel, 3 yds..$1.0i_):
l C‘o'r THIS bin—IT IS “cam
MONEY.
spending the remaining of the winter
months in Baltimore. Md.
A daughter was hm“ ““5 morning! Cut’ out this slip, enclose with fit
to Mr. and- Mrs. John Beers of thél-mVa mail it to pm .
ey & Co.. 283:
Post Road. Both mother and ‘child Vsfiémm ."Avg Chicago, Ill.. writing
are 30135 nicely. your name and address clearly. Yon.
l
W’llliam B. Gaywood. Darien rep.
s__ l
resentatlve ot the Evening Sentinel.
resumed his duties this morning after
.. mu Dorothy. McCllntoek a. teach-l
er of the Centre school and Miss Dor-
wlll receive in return a. trial' package
containing Foley’s Honey and Tar
compound. tor coughs. colds and
cnoup; Felon Kidney Pills for 984an
invades and back? rheumatism. backr-
ache. kidney: and bladder ailmentspj
and Foley Cathodic Tablets. a. whole:
some and thoroughly- cleansing ca»
thartic for constipation. billansness.
‘ v
‘ 5
so Rfii‘?l§RE-€3@.
MEN’S AND’Bo-Ys' CLOTHING
a few days of illness with a sevem,
,_ cold.
my Warm”. Domestic science headach
r at the Junior High es. and sluggish. hermit—8.!!—
school. son- Powel Corporation.
“Vi
Jr;
, ' U . . aortas-wasmncion"or.
Newell& Murray $0. NGRWAaK
Clothiersandenisharl
“TOMWhO Know" ._
Vmwwnnon'sz, Salim
Everything sold regardless‘of cost.
B’S
South Norwalk
@10me
Special..............782
Norwalk Chronicler