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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 11, 1922 · page 4

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WQWismwflhthegl-lp
st urbane, :0 Mucous.

shun: was enjoyed again last eve—
nhc by a number of young people.

JemestnutReynoldsstreet‘has
Mementonwltbthom.robat-°n

”company.

Hrs. June: R. Lester or Lorene
street is recuperating at her home
alter a. recent illness

 

 

 

 

Improvement is noted in the Team-
“on of George Harvey of Osborne

avenuewhhanbeenmathishome.

tormemmtlme

smelontomlntlletownwlmllm

mace from lads work.

 
 

ten toeomplalntspertnlninxtotom

Edward B. Kindley has resumed his .
duties with the Yale &. Tom Com- _

pony follow-mt several weeks of ab. .
renditions prevailing at this time.

 

Comma-outlast.”

 

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onThe Rev. B. 5!. Dumbell will preach
"Our Daughter”

 

c1:
‘atxp: so.

Tllo members of, the Wolf
numb“ 1° “m m W ‘0 8° 01* mutant is most lntetrested. because
8 bike may!“ Cove. The cubs will _of thn foot m t2!” fl1_m th-
meet at on bone of ms. Willlam 'farmer by mining or mointn‘lnln't the
:Clesbjom _ Enrica ”mummy. The

‘— 'members of this “bloc" hm so (or
The town home °f Edward Stevens'm lt' immune. to: no: Conjecfiv
a. summer raident of Tokeneke was cutout) other New W m

bers of the “farmer: bloc" who are

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09ml].
The prmeipal obstacle in the path ;
at the Episcopal of thou. fighting for substantial pm. result;
1:. Noroton. tomorrow Emmi“! tecttve rates are the republican melo- g

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inclined to oppose protective rate! .I -
pack murmured m in. which Cons_

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

A very interesting group of “Househ H
Aprons” in bungalow and Mary Pickford modal.
the best values you have seen at $1.50 are nfi’pr» ‘.
this week.

Special3%... .................

All are most exceptional value.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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ln'oken inn: during the past week. Mr- to tomamagreemt‘ on till! bill. a!
Stevens was llivng at the Yale Clubsm hmenongh mm by joining
'_on Vanderbilt avenue. New York cit-V with the demmflé minoitxci to dew
at file time the Latin} oecumd- Efeat any messy-e. 1&1: or. not
. meet with. their W the fact
F' At the mans 7—1330: the Conzresa- thatthe “formermbloc” liol‘dn unbel-
tional church tomorrow morning the anon of met 15; gfirm m a.
mentwill have the opportunity 0f "8* far checked: all~ mom: to st acilon
unmmnev Benwfiwmsotfim ontbetari: billinthe game- and
jwayton. one o fthe tewxnen alive who will necedme a. compromlze on
mew ”ammonium-sows. MY- some or the features or the bill titer-a
\Vm: promise an interesting talk and .121» to meet the wisbetohHieMm
it is hoped a large number of the men Senntors but‘the tel-arson egg-ailment
primary room o! the church at 7:30 :will turn on! to here him. reuched Wednesday is Ware

M rupefnl sign.
1 m M m an n h.“ EUISTER MEN
t. to a o w I ; .
the 0:11:26 sues-light Service will m cm
WPLAYERS

have: bouweatwhich time work ‘—
Combat-thou: __Pm One. .’

Rapid Went is notedin‘ the
condition of Dr. F. G. Brown of Sen.-
vlew avenue who was operated upon
recently at the Norwalk Hospital.

The ladies of Section D. of Christ
oburell. occur hold a parish social at
tile chat-cl on Tummy evening. Peb-
runry let.

The reg“ meeting of the Girls'
Gab of’tlze'MAx-rnue 5!. E. Church
wln‘be belted: bloom mains itrthe

 

The NE. Ryan C0.

Washington Street,

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

SERVICEI'S HERE
IN THESE WORK SHQES FOR MEN

Shoeslorermtradeoccmummmwhmme Wows.
zhoetellstbostnry.

Priced to appeal to‘your purse; styled to suit your own particular new.

$3.“ to $7.00

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

8L5: CabinctSale Price S6152.
M CabanaSale Price 51.94?
41.75” Cabinet Sale Price 31.3%

 

 

 

16!}: com on the repair of the-
dsmaxe done to the harbor lights by
a: winter la.

The Rev. 1. W.- Dnvnr of Bridgeport
will officiate 8 both services at the
m Christian-church tomorrow. In
the morning his topic will be "The
Riel: Man and. Baum" and in the
evening "Ant-om Lincoln.“

 

 

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known. and many people in Dublin are
reported as confinced that they ' .
not be freed aslonz as the ten Gee When your kidneys butt and
lfootball players. arrested on January back fee“ sore. don’t m scoredland
16 and now in the Dem Jan. new lm mum m ml: with:
prisoners; regal-ales of what efl'ortn'lot of 311183 that excite the ldd
Arthur Griffith and Michael COIIIDS'aM imitate the W W t ll
may make. Those told]: this vi” in» ‘Keep sour kidneys elm m you tea
for that the matter surely will lead to our, bowels am 11?- Ming them
further and probably greater trouble u would. harmlemwnltn which re.
between the ””1" and south. moves the ham urtnm me and

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ii ton Elwood ‘

QUAIITY room

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

The announcement that children
who have not been-vaccinated will not
be barred (trout afiending school on.

 
 
 

Monday. is pleasing "e“ to many Opinion in Belfast continueFSE-onp.
cnts It: Best Norwallt. who have stimulates them to their normal ou-
w "a“ w a at re} a ten mm- mm The I'm ” °t the mm" 122 Winston Street South Norwalk

 

yet had their children
as they do not believe in it.

not. as

angled. "‘1 “'0 n ‘5 ‘nfim’d- 3“ ”9'01"! ”It: to filter the blood In 24 hours

the Fifth Northern Division of the gill!”

Irish Republican Army. It ls alleged 2:: 33;”: gogenczgormny 12$:
they '9" taken “"1"? m the poses- stand the \ltal importance of keeptn;
clan of arms. which is contrnn to‘u“. kidneys active

Ulster law. and are legitimately hold? Dnnk lots 0: water—you can’t
for “13] , ,drink too much: also get from any
‘ Moreover. "’9 oplnlon ls expressed pharmacist about {our ounces of J’Bd
m l lster that the men. who wore Salts take a tablespoonful in a. gla-
Irlrh Republlcan umforms when ar- 0: water before breakfast each morn.-
rested ware bound for Derry with. ”’10.,“ for a few d”, and your kidneys
purpose of org‘hnlzmg an attempt to This famous salts is

Mrs. Chutles H. Simona. o! 12
Rowan street will be the hostess on
Tuesday evening. when the members
of the Women's Foreign Minionary
Society of the East Avenue M. E.
Church hold their regular monthly
meeting.

esley

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The Rev. J. W. Davis will occupy

 
 

 
 
 
 

the pulpit of the Christian Advent . will act fine. '
Church. tomorrow morning and e've- “‘30” "‘9 three-3m“ Peiners who had made from the held of grapes and ‘ 5‘
nlng. The Subject or m morning he” 0°"d9m"ed ‘0 dea‘h- but ““0 lemon juice. comblned with mun.

sermon will be the parable of the ““13 M'M‘y rapfl‘wed' 'and has been used for generations to 48 CHESTNIJT STREET ;:

 
 
 

There are only 3 few of these cabinets left at our special
reduced prices. When they are sold this sale will be over.
Act; quickly. ‘

This is the first time that it has ever been possible to offer
a HOOSIER Cabinet at 3 discount.- HBOSIEBS are always.

Th? “mm °‘ the Cork rallwnymen .clenn and stimulate clogged kldneyx:
in selling the llnes yesterday ls com-

also to neutralize the acids in urine no
mented “9°“ by ”'9 Westmlrbter 632- ill. no longt‘r is a. source or irritation.
one. whOso correspondent says the. thus ending bladder m
men' 3 action has completely alienated J“ Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
publlc sympathy with their cause. and

Rich Man and Lazarus. The evenlng
submct will be Abraham Lincoln."

Fenders, Bodies, Lam ps, Repured‘ -Weldm' g.
muons 365.5

 

The dlrectors o ftbo East Norwalk
Improvement Asociatlon will hold an

 
 

 

 
 

important moetlng on Monday after-l £ . ‘ jure; makes a dellxhu'ul eflefi’exent
noon at 3 o'clock at Communlty hall. ”‘3' "Imp-V start the trams "‘9’ w“! ”thin-water drink which everyone sold ‘t low fixed prices established l)? the factory and only """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
and every director should makelt her get '“M‘h” passengers "9", ”9"?" should take- now and then to keep ' - - ’ ' - ’ '
turf-her. they are not recen'mg stnke the most exceptional Circumstances pernut our present reduc- ....................................................

 
 

boldness to attend. Business of the their kidneys clean and active. Try

 

 

 
 
 

 

utmost importance is to be transacted. hen?!” ”0m ”‘9” unlon. this. also keep up the water drinking. lions; . E
‘ ____... f and no doubt you will wonder what . - - ' D ENS
........ ........ .. INTERNATIONAL ....... .. Hm: 31:.gimzmmrxz WM: ”ms GO” 5
the Eire'ignmlfig‘éibtlgrge 1114?: :2 LAW WILL BE maxim—Adv. ' received special permission to reduce prices; also a few CORDED WAISTS
the home of m. and Mrs. Stanley CONSIDERED l slightly shop-worn cabinets which have been used in our store COR-DEB CORSETS

 

 

SPGRT CORSETS
MATERNITY CORSETS

The Ferris Waist for growing girls allows perfect freedom and
comfort. and at the same lime develops the form into gracelul lines
Shoulder straps curved lo fit the form .......... $1.00 31. 50 and 52 CO

Corded Corsets are‘especiallv good for MlSSes from 12 IO 16 \ea
as the figure is comfortably supported b} the light boning and sxr

Carpenter. ll Bette Place. Following
Che meetlng a. Valentine party will he
held. Every member should be prt--
bent at thla meeting.

for demonqizming purposes.
Each is a genuine HOOSIER’and backed by the strong
HOOSIER factory guarantee.

If you have been thinking of making‘your kitchen work
easier, be sure tobuy your HOOSIER while this ofl’er prevails.

Remember as soon as the remaining assortment of dis-

 

Continued from E‘lrm Page.

The Textile Store

A lO-DAYS SILK SALE

20 per cent off on all Silks includ-

 
 

crmrsn of sr-tllemont.
..——— n ms for the court to mako «7111’

About 3: WONG participalvd m ”'1“ ~hat u: '8 murnatlonal law. and it was
r’lda to the home of llcv and .‘ver in (hm domain that thr- court‘s Juris-
Robert B. B. Poole. ln SoulhDOl’? 185'- plum-nor» would haw llS greatest im-
evrn‘mg. held under the auspices 0=’ 31- parlance. as a means of codifying the

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Agm-s Guild of Christ (“Lurch An luwso fnatirms. The Judicial decisions “’3 ft"? Gem‘m‘e 3"" C3” continued patlerns is closed out, HOOSIER prices go back to . $250 and $350

evening of Ram“! and mum” ms t'n- and lb!» u-m-hlngs 0 nm- hlglwst mmu- t(In l rel"). normal of COTG‘B" ----------------------------
1'0va and retreahnwnm WW" M‘rwd liml publicists m ”11- \arlous nallons Sport Corsets of strong material Wilh firmed elastic top at «3'2
71”! return W33 mndt- «'4‘ 3 33": 3‘0”“ Would be taken into account. but only 133 W , 8t t ’ _ , onlv Lightly boned and Cord8d. ......................... ... .. $40.4
W ftl(8rlll‘:o\ull‘~t’ and not as decisive ”10- ”W11 rec , .0 . O Maternity Corsets of firm light weight material with lacm'mat
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ROWA YTON " .--_- SW NW . er mg . urn} e 0. Wm .. ......... and m -------- W “5° ‘

WILL BE NO NEW ll ' m ’
Last evening am annual meeting of '131 w n 8 one 105

 
 

 

the Rownyton Drum Corps at the Hose
Company Hall was held. A large turn-
out was in attrndanr‘r- and sew-ral
plans were discus-led for the comlng '
year. There were several spirited cloc-
tlons. the officers elected being as fol-
1011!:

President ——H.

FOR CONNECTICUT

I-Conllnued from Flrst Page.

 

J. I. Mallette

88 Washington Street

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CONGRESSMEN ,
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bill rrt-arrnnging lht' present five con.
progelonal districts so as to create a
ntxb distnrt was rarPfully prepared
by Senator Arthur 1‘. Bowers of Marl-l

 
 
 
 
 

Ex.

I. Rowland.

 

 

 

‘ Big Remov‘

Vlve- President—)2. l. Sum-ma. _
Sec 'Trem—Ira. K'mgns rhvstr-r. but after considr-rahlc delib-
Drum Sergeant—~(lscar Clnrsue. oration. It was voted to conlmue th-- HA‘TE 1,01? SEE} 7 IT?

Fife Mr. Stolt.
After the business meellnz thr- mem-

bers enjoyed a roast beef supper and ' . . _ '
commute-e 1n \Vashlngton was recelv—

 

“null or to the next session of the Leg-
lsla re.
N'ewn of the action of the census

" MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING

Beautiful new sport footwear. new styles and patterm
attractive color combmations Low- in our displax of .1d\ amv

 

 

a general social time. .> . . .

__ "{ 53'” “filffiab'f ‘mmst m CW Everythmg sold regardless of cost. g; Spring F ashzona 1 ,

“0'5“” “9'"0‘1‘5‘ 59‘3””! mvc u" no ”3 cry-"‘3' as senator Plenlv of beige, nude and wonge the latest c0 ors n:
Church “win“ “my Gm A I, Am, William H. Hall or “llllngton was re- hosien'
minister. Sunday morning womhlpnt gnrded ‘15 ””“y certain ‘0 seek a - I .

 

nomjnatlon for congressman at large
from the republican state convention
(In the early fall.

TllANKFlll. FOIL

10:30. sermon sum-act: "The Analysis
of Religion."

The .Sunday School session and the
Adult Bible Class will be held at llzsq
A. M.

Sunday evening worship at

C onneally 69’ Bracken

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY evenmcs

In our Dairy Products mane elem
stables.‘ trained milkorz. healthy
cattle. carefully washed uddorl.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.

 

 

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7:30.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

The Rev. Henry E. \Vlng will speak Such cleanup-leg. mg“. hula. _-

0n the theme: "Personal Rg-minls- . .

echoes of Abraham Lincoln." for your family. North Mam Street South Norwalk > - - - .......................................... .
Thursday evening at 7:30 the Order‘ of u. ”cub", ”d b. ‘1

prayer meeting will be held in the sure 01 the purest and ’q

 

 

Topic for devotional consid-
"Belief and Confession."

chapel.
oration:

Mrs. Mertz Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound Helped Her

anztown. Pa.-—“I wish eve women
who wants children Pwéuld try din E.
. e (3.
trnble Compoun
has done somucl: for
me. My baby' 13 al-
ear old now
e lcture of
- walked
’ ateleven months and
is trying to use her
= tongue. She
can say some words
,. real nice. I ameend‘
__ log you her
‘ shall be ful
31o ng so Iljvethat I foundsucl: 3 won-
medlcine for m troubles." —-Mrs.
WA. Mmz. tutown. Pa.
Man cases of childlessness are cura-
able.u erbaps yours may be._ 'Wby be
d until you have 'ven Lydia
P‘lltlkEam' '8 Vegetable mpound 3
faithful trial?
Spoken and written recommendations
from thousands of women who have
found health and happiness from Itsuse
halvecometous. Weonly tellyouwliat'
the say and hat the believe.

3m DAIRY manners
. F. H. WEMPE & SON

Telephone 2690, Store
Telephone 1018 .

 

BE MY
VALENTINE

Express the sentiments of St. Valen-
tine’s day with a fitting remembrance.

 

 
 

At the Rowayton Baptist Clutch.
Rev. Frank S. Clark. Pastor. on Sun-_
day. Feb. 12. The Rev. P. L. Cosman
of the Grand Avenue Baptist Church
of New Haven will preach both morn-
ing and evening in pxchnngc with the
Pastor. The subject of Mr. Cosman's~
sermon in the morning will be. “The
Inner Circle" and in the evening “The
Man of the Hour." Morning Woréhlp ‘,
begins at 10:30 and the evening ser-vl-
vice at 7:30 P. M. -

The Bible School. A. B. Cleverley
Supt. meets at 12. Noon.

The C. E. Meeting is held in the
auditorium at 7 P. M. just before the
evening service. Mrs. Cleverley will- '
be the leader. .

The Bible Club. allwol' whom are
tuning the Life of Christ by Mark. 21
chapter a. w: ek until Easter. will
meet at eight o'clock Thursday eve-
‘ulng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Raymond. Raymond Street.
to otudy the 7th Chapter.

DARIEN& N 0130 TON

Just the thing for wedding and anniversary gifts
Telephone Tables, Martha Washington Tables, Sewing Tables, Tea.
Wagons, Mnmn Stands. Candle Sticks, and many other item...

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS

Raymond 69’ Son

FUNERAL DI REOTOBI

 
 

THC NORWAJKS‘1LEClRlC CO

207 E. WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 959

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Send her a Valentine as an exmeSSion of your
regard for her. She will cherish the feeling behind
this display of thoughtfulness and attention.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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Nowell &. Murray

Clothiers and random-I
“To Men Who Know"
lltvnflllngton St, So. Non-walk.

 

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Special—For the Children—Funny Face
7 BeunBags 50c.

 
 
 
 

 

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PALACE THEATRE nmmo

 

 

 

 

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Men’s $4.00 Heavy Cor-

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

“Again 5.33”!“ mwmm' was 3 ve embliel'iim 'Lt mnmamgmwg duroy Pants . Hem areShoeVducs you cannot afford movalook , F o S
Wei I n )esterda) afternoon on mm megfigiggnts whil‘lanmighttgame s . $2.93 1 ‘1 ' ‘ .m My” “Welt 5313!. . n... 58% \ g a oner
1' ll 300d com you pm as o o s' o‘er. o- ‘7 ‘ V '7; '
. ‘ m. Mm Gal! Brogné ward; annoyan- Welt

 

 

 

By its use.

yMerit la the foundation of Lydia E.
Pinkhnm’ aVegetable Can: It has
I behind it a record of my fifty. years.

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. the congregation of the
3.! church.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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