In. Jennie Hakim Gregory Bottle.
fill. h entertaining the~members of
& Woman’s Auxilm of Christ
“on at her home tmntternoon.
lilo Roberta. Ferris. of Row
duct has returned to her home after
was the performance of "The
In!” in New York city, yesterday.
8. H. Broadway of Washington. D.
c. is visiting with relatives in East
ml: for afew days. On Monday
It. Broadway leaves for San Fran-
“ » - -
.1 practice game of basketball he-
.tweua the Orioles and the Senior team
arm Boy's Club of the East Avenue
II. 8. church will be played at Com-
munity Hall this evening.
Ira. Margaret Scofield of 69 1-2 (le-I
borne avenucl fell on the sidewalk. in
grant of the South Norwalk Savings
“I. while on her way to work on
1-: Honday morning. and injured
herself so that she is now under. the
“oi-'3 care. n. l ‘w
Erroneous information was given
an Evening Sentinel from. a. suppos-
* reliable source yesterday morn-
ing regarding the preliminary game
m at Community. hall. on Tumday
caning. It Was stated to the Sen-
Etine‘l that
m the Y. M. C. C. team. when
molly the reverse was the case.
Plans for the Colonial supper to be
we next Wednesday evening at: the
mum. were made at the February
looting of the. Epworth League of the
m Avenue M. E. church. which
Mug was held at the home of Mr;
out Mrs. Stanley Carpenter. 11 Betts
“fine last evening. Plans were like-
‘Ifie made to attend. in a. body. the
“any to.be. held at the Westport M. E.
much this evening. when all or the
31m}: group of the Epworth League
‘I- meet to aid in the organization
a? a League in Westport. Following
a: business meeting a Valentine party
In: held which was greatly enjoyed.
Games were played. music. both vocal
”(instrumental was enjoyed and re-
Ments were served. There was
on attendance of about twenty at the
meeting last evening.
R0 WA YTON
‘13. Ira. Kiggins. 0t McKinley place.
is ill at ht'l‘ home with a severi- cold.
Walter Kigg‘ms. of West Side avenufi
who has hem) svrloumy ill at his home
.58 in a much improved condition.
éinnuel Mott. who has been visiting
with friends in New Rochelle. has re-
sumed to his home on llowayton ave—
:3”;
its; Jessie Jnrlme. of Brooklyn. N.
‘Y.. who has been the gut-st of Mrs.
Edgar Raymond returned to her home
today.
The (11nd uunrlcx'?) moi-lint: (if the
officers (Ulll trustel-s ol' the llmuu'ton
Free Lillrmx Assm‘mlmn Will in: lipid
at tho- hum: of \‘lrF. Karl Raymond on
Friday Hill ' noon .il 2'. o'clock.
A melting of 'ln- Luvllcs' .v\u\ilinr,\
(if lhe I;4»\‘..x\lon llnse company \Vill
he held ll)» . uh pull of next \Vn-ek.
at which tum: .u‘rmlm-lnl-uls Will he
Jnade tor .lnotlrrr '.l.l‘ll tournament.
'l'he dziio- lul‘ lllD‘ llit't'llllfi: has not lice-n
decided upon ltl)l will he announced
within :1 WW dzus. °
H. il lirunlwnv «.z‘ \‘x’ushingtou. l).
(2.. is Hirt‘l‘tllllg .t :vw vlzns with his
(wrents or. l’rocllv-ll r-lrvwl and his
hro‘lhi rs lll Host Norwnlk. prior to an
nxlended trip t'rrougli {hr wsst. Mr.
”roadway Inn's-s N'w York lor San
Francisco on Monday, stopping' at
fibicago and tho (linnd Canyon and
other points of inlcrt .xt.
.A meeting: or the Rowayton Civic
the Mayflower Juniors-v de-i
trims!
The Wolf. Cul- Pack of the Presby~
maria-u church held a. meeting: last
evening in the club rooms. during
which: routine l; names: was transected.
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employ of the National Market in
south Norwallt and has taken a. posi-
tion lathe Dal-ten store of Oscar .1"-
Sclzuitze.
A social will beheld thieeveningfor
the men. of themuonnl chm-ch.
’at the homeof Edward We of Pros—
nect avenue. The men have en look-
in: fox-wani- to this event with keen
interest.
A day that resembled the time when
automobiles were not thought of was
in cvidence \esterday afternoon for
hob sleds and horse sleighs througlb
out the community were
Coasting was enjoyed on the numer-
ous hills ty the grown ups as well as
children.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby an impressive ceremony will
accompany the celebration of the
burning of the mortgage of the Meth-
odist church. Sunday afternoon and
evening Special services lune bee an
arranged with speakers throughout
the day.
Following the success of
damn! given by
Club." for the benefit of the Datien
lFire Department. the entertainment
committee of the Fire department
held a. special meeting last evening at
Wll|Ch time it was decided to hold a
minstrel show. The performance will;
be held in the Centre school during
the month of March. A capable cast
is now heingselected which will be an-
nounced in a few days.
WIL TON
Smith of North “‘il-
new roadster. a
Mr. Samuel G.
ion. is the owner of a
Buick.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott of North
\Vilton are the happy parents of :1
little son.
l)u\1d .lcnks of Belden Hills is de-
livering Chestnut telegraph poles to
parties in Norunlk.
Mrs. Milton
‘ Mr. and \Vhltv and
Ralph Stewart. are recovering from
attacks of the grip. luflurnza is also
plmziillug here to some extent.
nt ‘3 ii.
The stores
The Postoi'l‘ice wxll close
wn \Vushlngton's Birthday.
lwill also close in the morning. and (in
schools will lluVe no swssmns.
There will he ('mnmunion at lhe
Congregational church on Sunday
March 51h. At that time an oppor-
tunitv Will be gin-n those who wish (0
unite Will) the church.
Lincoln‘s.
the rim-in):
tlu- postofiicu
Day was not observed by
lllt' schools. 5:0le or
although the teachers in
thv \nrlous schools tin-w llll- intention
of their pupils to the lift-
to-:‘ (it the Great President.
ui'
r Thursng. PM). Frill. the worst snow
:“rlrm of lilo sermon was ranging. tlw
Wind northeast and the snow rapidly
turning to sh-I- only the ubiquitous;
nuln is see-n on the streets. These ve- 3
hiclvs do some public good breaking
ills» snowy trail for nedvslrinns.
The Junior Basketball team went by
auto to Now i‘nnnzin Tuesday night
through the llimlncss of Arthur “one.
dict. They played against the New
i‘zuuinn Y. M. C. A. in the Town Hall.
The game was closely cnntrsh-d. and
\\.’lf(‘llt‘ll with L'rc-rit inlvrl-st. George
Linoleum!)
playcrs. but neither his skill.
of his comrades ‘prq-vvnlml
honors with the New Canaan
nor that
Association will lw held next Mondaylgmr‘. l3 ,0 11.
light at the, hose house. Some inter-
esting reports are expected. The post-
:afilce committee has completed its
amass and Will report its recommvn-
Italians. Councilman Taylor is "x-
Med to be present. and advise how
Rowaytcn interests are
for by the city.
"Hal" (‘llilllll 0'. the Boston A. A..
.1319 nevi-l) vruwnml natnnml 1.1mm yard
champion and mint holder with Jill!-
Hay 0f “w nm'l'l's indoor record for
xlhe disinnu. \utli start lrom scratch in
Joe one nlll" lmnuicop .it the \Vilco A.
A. games next Saturday night in the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory in
Brooklyn. and will’giw- uwny handh-
mps to u llt'ld of the best mllers here—
about.
Clifford “flight of 'l‘okem-kc. for-
lnerly head iltHlKll“l' fill the I’l‘t‘Sl)Tt"Y<
dcoykentlall Monument Co. of
Ymk. and who is now manager of the
Davis Nlemm‘iall (‘0. of New York. is
now engaged in l’lt‘slglllllfl a. mausol-
eum that totals into the thousands.
Mr. \Vright recently became asso-
ciated with the Davis Company after a
number of rears spent in productive
experience Vvhlt'h embraced practical
and thPOH'l‘lt‘lll training in architec-
ttura.) design.
.DARIENd’c NOR OTON
Tmnorrow evening the Boy Scouts of
the Congregational church will jour-
nos- to Norwalk where they will hold
a bowling match.
A cottage Im-flng or the Congre-
gational f‘llurt'll will he held this even-
heing cared -
New .
A than who stall-d that he repro-
St'llll‘d rome New York lirm. cam:- in
town in St'lkl‘l'l) of !uurtl (In Tilt-Stilt).
His activities were lnvwstignlml by tht-
Sidh- l'tillce .lntl (‘onslnhlv lili)‘ Slud-
well. .lml it “as found that he was
here In tlw mien-st 0t :1 firm of New
York florists. who had shipped Laurel
lllc-udllv in llu-‘mln-r. ”1- was warned
\‘4-r\ (’Hlphll‘tli‘llll}. 01' the Shite laws
in regard to Laurel. and utter offering
to purchase Laurel if znuilnhle he left
town. This New Yorker also stated
that ho- knew of :5 agents who were
E‘"Jll‘(‘hlllfl the s‘nte‘l‘or Laurel. but he
disclaimcd nll responsildllty. The slate
CORNVS
Lift Off with Fingers
H W
I noo cleaning the sidewalks for pedal» ~
James Pooley has resigned. from the .
popular: "
.ier
the.
the "Get Together“
m.'
l 9 Henry Beaupain
:ind t'h:li;lt‘—.
was comer l‘nr the \Villon'
lcin'lnu,
ll‘iinl.‘
no .
and eight officers are stationed
Begum of: accidents. or climate-mold
mured of a. prompt investigation: of
all oomplnints.
GHOST OF ANTlGOMSH £6th
HALIFAX, NJS Feb. 16 .—-The_
famous ghost of Antigonlsh‘ County; to-
day has? won the seehud‘ round of: its
fight with agnostics and‘ enteredi- into"1
its third.
First ti drove AlerAlex. McDonald
from. ins farm in (3:16de Mills: in
midwinter, with. a tale of mutations
fires. and cattle” that apparently. had
been stricka by a supernatural hand.
Last night it sent Detective
"Pacific” McDonald of the Provincial
Police and Harold Whldden, a report-=
er. back to Halifax, satisfied by their
investigation that the ghost exists and
had slapped them.
Today the Cross Hockey Club of
Am igonish which lsVThere for a game
with Dalhousie. announced that two
or its members been selected to
make war agains e spook by: con-
tinuing the investigation of the
haunted house which has had'all Nova
Scotia. agog.
Advertise in
best results.
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Allllllll Willow
lllSPlall llll’l’ls
WillilllfiEEllfi
the Sentinel tor the
Another very novel and attractiVe
candy window display at; Golden's
Confectionery StoreI Mahacleino
Block. South Nonalk. is done lured.
white and blue en'ect. An American
{flag is seen made of candy (with all
Ilights on it) and the trimmings, deco-
nations and candles on display are in
the National c It is a sight
worth going out of ‘your way to View.
The candy special includes delicious
cordial cherries, special at 796 a
pound box. and also chocolate and
peanut straws done in red white and
blue colors special at 494: per pound
‘box. These candies made from the
:purest of miterl‘als‘ fight here at
Golden's own cand shop.
I Golden‘s content! ry wishes to an-
znounce that Tina’s. complete line of
;individual moulds for fruits, flowers.
hearts. etc. lor tancy ice cream for
parties. weddings. etc. Your order for
'ice cream for any occasion will re-
jceive prompt and interested attention
int this establishment.—~Adv.
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TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave" Norwalk
Telephone 140643
The Textile Store
A IO-DAYS SILK SALE,
20 per cent offion all Silks includ-
ing Ijlnrzee. Georgette and Can.
(on (Hope.
133 Washington Stmet
South Horwalk
i
In our Dairy Products means clone. '
stables, trained milkern. healthy
cattle. carefully washed uddert.
sterilized receptacles and model-It.
unitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness meant hotlth
for your family.
Order of on regularly and be
sure of thrpurect and»
BEST DAIRY manna-rs
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2890, “or.
Telephone 16183
WE HORWALKS‘ ELECIRlC CO,
V Efileectrig‘ai?fl:
angst the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
333‘.“ Noroton Heights.
m weekly coke sale of the ladies
“the Congregational church will be
field tomorrow afternoon in tho P‘. V.
WI store from 3 to
. The Home and Foreign Missinary
.. My oi 'lle First Presbyterian
comer: of \‘ornlnn will meet this aft—
moon 3,? the parish house.
0.
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‘ ”department of Highwas and
W had men at. work early this
m clearing the highways so that
M might proceed with more com-
'to remov .
or corn between the toes. and: the oak I
Doesn't hurt a. bit!
- “Freezone”
Drop a little
on an aching corn. in-
stantly that com stops hurting, then
shortly you litt it right of: with fing-
ers. Truly!
Your druggjst sells a. tiny bottle of
"Fremont." tor. a few. cents. suflioiani
9 every hard corn. soft corn.
j Specie! ...._.- .3293?
zc? autumnal“ 57.
secs: 959
Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and rural-hm
“To Men Who Know" .-
”.1“ Wuhington so. So. lid-walk.
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Eliot’s. $47.00. Heavy Cori ’
': duroy Pants
luses. without soreness or irnitatioh.
“Ad“ A. twill
Sentinel Wants
stemmin- '9
be imparted to them, and citizens are u
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_Kldne'y Pills and today I feel
”H“...
Frlm. owing thine} tact that Judge,
31131:!»le continue to hold the Nation
alizotion com on Friday. Judge L... I.
WaldQ will preside. at. the Sfiort Cal-
and“? m and: will: ‘hear six dietary? ..
___ William
BeldenitZumwaE-ujeohm WE“? V5?
William. Adalhert Waite; Lum- Reds ‘
ding vs. Hurry w”. Became; Innocenw
Vollillo vs. Angelina Vollillo: Mary Mi-
Galena vs. m3. Miéulena: Cuthefine
Whetehan verames‘ P. Whale-him.
DAIQ'BI'RY w W ON HALF
MILEION DOLLAR 31214149136: ‘
DANBURY. Feb. Ids—Town officials» ’
haxe called a special meeting. for
'nflwday eiening to set a date for a
town. meeting to vote on a proposed
new High School. The town School
“‘mmlfie" has drained plans for the
erection of a 350:8 000 structure and
because there hagheen so much oppo-
sition‘ to this movement by taxpayers
this matter will be voted upon at a
speciél town election.
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mo m'r new) WORN-OUT
15° yon‘ know: that "awful tired.
feeling," languidneus. lame or weak
hack, sore muscles. stifi or swollen
joins. o rheumatic pains usually in-.
dicate it my trouble? Foley Kldne)‘
Pills act promptly. and effectively.
Mrs. Robert; Lilly. 709 Alton St. Al-
ton.« 111.. writes: "For three years I'
had a tired. worn-out feeling. Vari-
ous treatments failed. I began to im-
Dl'ove on the second dose of Foley
like
new. "—Stillsompowell Corp.
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Scored Cylinders Repaired . .
Oxy-keetylcno Welding, and M!
TELEPHONE Ill
'8 Raymd 3%.. South "mulls 00am
to
last five days it was“learned today.
F. H. mm
EMORY
I sown-l mm eraser
~ . AGENT For!
Page. s chm, Park as W
Green 8031. sud Baud?!
CANDlltE
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moonstone m; NS: 1., 13913.16
em residents or this town have;
died’ffnom drinking» poisonous: liquor
obtained from the some sourcezin. the-
o?
*ORSETS
Every age and everv feminine figh.Y
are anticipated in our corset stock 0 w _
seta'er will appreciate the oppuytum... “f
‘3}1‘6W1'n'g' 37511 "the. new models. tilldtu .33]
gladly assist you in making a relation.
:aCoby‘s
Chorus Is TBA. 1!?
L BOYS LIKE
2 Pant suits $7.98
Overcoats’ $7.98:
Mackinaws $6.98
Sheep Lined Coats
$5.983nd. $7.98.
itemize. m 3:. So. Illa-walk:
At. Final Clean-up. Prices:
The N. E. Ryan Ca.
“7 ashiugton
Nz'.
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DAINTY MAHOGAN Y FL mm Hg
Just the thing for wedding and .lDlllM
Telephone TablespMai-tha Washington Table».
Wagons, Mumn Stands. Candle Sticks. and m 1;. .
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FREE DEUVERY TO ALL suneoouomc ’CMs
Raymond 59’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
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some:
'P'--A>na..
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PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
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STERL ‘
February Furniture Sale
G’ ’
All Room Size Rugs at a Big Discount
$16.95
$49.95
$29.95
Sterling F urmture Co.
9x122 ft. Tapestry Brussels rugs. beautiful all-
over and medallion patterns. extra special at
9le fl. Velvet rugs. more than
9x12 fl. Aduninsler rugs.
. tiful new patterns. and the
127-131 Washington Street
term: from which to chrwse at
extra fine quality. beau-
Big Removal Sale
M-EN’S AND;BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
21 t‘ fi'creul pat—
latest colors at
Phone 105.
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ADVANCE SHO’WING 0F SPRIVT.‘ NEWEST ‘ ‘_
PUMPS.
Patent: m, New College Heel. 2—stmp
Patent. Pump, New College Heel, 2—strap
These Pumps are the most graceful looking Pumps
$95
.r ‘: ctwre' ‘;S"-tl'
may,
Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
ROYAL SOCIETY PACK AGE HOURS
\l}ll§ .zl
many new
stamped d\‘bi;_l].~
fine while Xhlufi"
u‘itchf-ry (‘npe
Envelope Combinrtnms.
l'l< (1
New Spring line with
.»
0 l.
Lingerie Garments are
Valium
Nightgonns
Dressing Satques and Boudoir (
ish Linen Scarfs and Centers. 'l‘an N. l' 'Lll‘. M a .
Pi n CuEthT‘F
(‘loxer- Bleach Luncheon Stu. ‘ .
Turkish Tonell ng (.m‘. .rg \a,‘
Children's Dresses. infanls' long and sliur. ‘l I»: -
Boys ‘Plaw Suits. blue zephxr troukms u; h . :
Rompers~fine qualiu “but 11:;
[nbleached Play Apions with appliqu. .
pink. gleen. and imender.
“e have some last years numbexs “him we
tion to close them cm
I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
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Child‘s
Him
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HAVE YOU SEEN VIT?
Beautiful new sport footwear, new styles . .. j ‘
attractive color combinations now in our displ .
S ri Fashions.
p XII’gl’enty of beige, nude and sponge.
hosierv
Conneally Ea Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
Ihe 1&2" ‘
i Il‘te F . B K I Stationers
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gspzmnwwA \2: V A. (9/. :1 : :‘O‘ o 0 1'
l H“ A very attractive line of i
ll Washmgton Birthday ’
I..;.:m7 " .
Favors
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