Evening sentinel, Monday, February 20, 1922 · page 4

 

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Hrs. “on” 8. Curr visited out at
win over the week-end.

 

her home with a severe cold.

A meeting of the
Community club will
evening.

be held

A barre of the Red Star line has;

been (“sons-shag: cargo of anthracite
at the Ferris docks.

 

m Dorothea Kimmldh. or

.borne avenue. entertained rem-"V“ at i York State. where Mr. Mchirtcr will

her home yesterday.

 

enjoy a dinner at the Norwalk Coun-
try club this evening.

 

(on. Del.. were recent
(neod- on Suview avenue.

Rev. J. W. Davis. of

Advent Christian church yesterday.

This evening the members 0‘ the Mickels’n. Mrs. Frank Keeler. Wil- has directions for babiennnd chub-an _ “n91 "m be finned as 3 momma?
Girl! Club will meet in the primary Ham Olsen. Alfred Stabell. Andrew of all ages printed on .botthxother! paper. in honor 0f Washington's...
room or the East avenue M. E. semen. Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. An- You must say "Cantor-ms" or you For best results try a Sentinel Birthday NW5 items and-ad'emv
church. drena Anderson. Karen Olsen, Mrs. my get an imitation is syrup. ' Classified Ad. meats should 3331111 “39 0506 Tuesday;

—————- '. afternoon or early in the arguing. j;

“9 tug Port Chester 0! the Bed w *_ M____ _ g .
8nd line towed the Red Star barge _- -
No. 20. down harbor on Saturday
anemoon.

Henry Quard and Miss lluth Billin-
berg. of College Point. 1,. l.. visited
with friends in East Norwalk on Sat—
nrday.

Final preparations have been made
for the Colonial supper to be- owned
under the auspices of the Epworth
League on Wednesday vvculnz at th!

 

East Avenue M. l-Z. rhurch.
Mix: Helen Lowndes. of Seavlew
avenue. entertained a number of her

friends at her home with a Valentino
party last Wednesday. About 15 at-

 

' Another Aladdin lamp was given
'away Saturday evening at the weekly
Hrs. Franklyn G“ Brown is “I at entertainment held in the Not-amt:
lHelghts Fire Department. Moving pic-
Y \len’s tum were also enjoyed thmttzeihob‘gt

0““3 ‘ the eveni . the icture preset: -
this in: 'A‘ germ 9Ace” and the first gm" °f 3- W- 9’0“?-
'cnapter or a serial picture. "The “’ln- ,
}ners or the West." i

have charge of a farm. Mr. McWhir-
ter has been in charge of John MCI
The republican (fity committee will Cormack’s farm while in Darien.

sour cream: at them
oilinnndeldneyBenandm
'Earl Stevens.

Mr.
daughter.
Dr. and In Gehrman of Wilming- Smith.
Visitors With Mrs. Hanford Smith. Mr.
iOle Olsen and family. Mr. and Mrs.
z'l‘hurston Stabell and fmnily. Mr. and
BridgepON. Mrs. Samuel
me in charge of the services at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stabell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Silcox and tam-

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cher. George mum Rich-rd mm.
Abendroth. Earl'Connoa-s. Cliflord‘ R. - " .
John. Tonnetta Olsen. _.Mr and Dirt.
Arthur Olsen. Edward Buttery. Fred
‘Btabell. and Theodore Shoe“.

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Country Club Corporation for the ofSouth Norwalk.

election of officers and for-the tran-l

 

To Care a Cold in (he Day
Take Laxative BROHO QUININE
tablets. The genuine bears the signs-
(Be sure you
get BROMO.) 30c.——.Adv.

may inwfnlly be brought before midi

on Saturday next at 8 p. m.

-”'l“he report of Seymour Curtis. sec-
retary, shows that on March 1. 1521.
“_ there were 275 resident members: ad-
6 mitted 83: from non-resident list 6.

they come

.xvhich will match any akin;

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McW‘hlrterJHOM! OPE total 364; resigned. 15; to non-resi- "9'3! .more beautiful
who have been living at Collender’si WWW-5m deal. 1; W 2: cropped. 5. it doesnt. . . .
Point for several years. will leave the, CALIFORNIA FIG STRIP total of 31. liembers March 1. 193:," Too had We didn‘t make our d15-
05',early part of next month for New} —— 3‘3. Where were 107 nom-n’sid-en: “We” years ago. It would have-
_ Your little one will love the sand millions of dollars for those‘
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members a year ago; admitted. 3].
tram menLZ. total 133; reaigned.
16; to resident. 6: dropped. 4: de-
ceased. 1. total. 27. In the bachelor
membership during the year 33 were
admitted. one resigned. leaving 32
members. and making a total mem—
bership of 48?. a

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,‘fifruity" taste of "Calitornia’t‘lg 837-;
up" even if constipated. hinting irri—
_tnble. feverish. or full of cold. A
‘teaspoontul never fails to cleanselhe‘
liver and bowels. In a few hour-swan
can see tor yourself how thoroughly
it works all the sour bile. and undi-
gested food out of the bowels and you
have a tell- playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep “Cantor-
m'a. Fig eruo" handy. They know a < . _ ~ - —~
Whit! today saves a sick child The (slimmed receipts for the coming_w_gsmy(;1-ox WAY
armor-row. A; your druggla tor year arc 314.430. and the expenses mm
genuine ‘Wmlfig Sl'lllll" which< are put authe same figure.

who bought

tints of the flesh.

 

and Mrs. James Creagh and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Charles Lockwood and son.

and ‘Mrs ' . .
The receipts dunng the past year

were $4344.17. and the expenses Benedict. the Jme‘en Adv.

Hendrick and family. $34.7“??? leaving a balance of 83.89.

Mrs. P. A. Stabell. Hrs. Oscar

 

 

 

are a philanthronist. ”;
Your business is to feed ~the people

Our husines is to add to the beauty - I
suctionrof any other business »which of the women of South -.\’orwalk.— ' ’
We do it by making pearl necklaces "
meetlngwill be held at the club house in America. for $20 to $100 that are ‘
even more beautiful than the $50,000
10'35004300 Oriental one. because"
in five shades. one o: "
and 3 ~
pearl that matches the skin is infin— .
than one that -

whobought Door near-ls. and for those
nearls whose benut!‘
could not be reflected .23)? the rose

1 There Is no more beautiful thing in ,
the world than pearls that are 3 per—
fect harmonious match for the skin.
Vatti Company New York
P. S. Vatti pearls are sold by R. A.

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1endrd and all reported a most ' n)0y-;

nble tl me.

Because 01 the illness of a number
of the membere who were to take
part. the parish socml scht‘dulcd to be
held tomorrow FVEHIHFE at Christ
church by the ladies of Section I}. has
been postponed until Monday M'ening.
February 26th. a. week from tonight.

.\’n sl-rvlcvs \w-rr- l.» I! at (‘hrisl
Eplsropnl churrh 3'6 sh rulax im-ruusw of
the sudden illness of Rev. Roberl ll.
1’. Poole, tho rector. who was taken
sorinuslv ill on Saturdu}. .1er who is
now under the- dm'tor's ('urr. v3.1"? or—
den; to stay In '>"d. Ilm'uuy- (1? if}?
{not :hnl Mrs Fun?» .msu lulu-n
ill. and so was unuhlo- lo notify mem-
bers of thc- V“Stl“}' of tm- rr-'lor's lil-
nvss. it was Impossnlh— to find :l.ll\l-nt'
to L! thr- pulpit yvstvrwmx

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men! armory in ltv'r‘nk‘jr.
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handicap. There \n 1'. (Mar snly en~
tries in this race but 11w only 0116-“
who ()liwrml u ('Insv um! i: \'..:.~. 5' ix" rr.
of tho l'nivvrsity if l'- m “12.1mm ‘
Cuthill at the girl-sent tlmc- ho «15 MW

national 1,000 )nrnl championship.

; DAREMéNORO TON

Mrs. \Villlam Ziegler. Jr.. at" (fallen-
der’s i'olnt. railed on Saturday tor
Europe. where she will spend sueml
months. Mr. Ziegler is spending 'he
zelnalning winter months in l-‘loxniu.

The first rehearsal of the nlinslrvl
Show to [w given umlvr the auspices
of the Darien Fire Department will he

' held tomorrow evening at the: honw or
Urvnvl

Postmaster Frederlc k Sm it 11.

street.

The monthly meeting of the Darn-n
School lloard will be held this eve-
ning at the town hall. 11 is expected
that this meeting will lakv up for scr-
ious consideration several matters of
importance concerning the Welfare of
the Darien schools.

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Everything is in readiness for the
installation of the Loper Fire Alarm
System which was purchased follow-
ing a. vote taken at a special town
meeting held in December. The elec-
trical work will be done by Cable &

iichdale. ..' .

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A birthday party was given in hon-
or of Postmaster Fred Smith on Sat-
urday arching at his home by a’. num—
ber of his friends Music and 30113::
were enjoyed and refreshments:

were
served. An enioyablw urning was
had by all. Among the guegts pres-

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In conjunction with the various en- -

tenainments and dances to be held
during the coming Woek, [hi— Cherry
Laawn School. situated on Mansfield
_avenue. will hold a dance tomorrow
evening. Among other dances to‘be
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Every age and every feminine fig: »

are anticipated in our corset stock. Our <-
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showing you the new models, and n.5,;

gladly assist you in making a selection.

 

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A Washingtonian Sale of America’s

FINEST FLoo: ' CO

 

 

position to offer such values. Never before have
such values—and such wide and satisfying assort-
ments too—been shown in these parts. Don’t fail
to come and at least look over our latest offering.

As Washington was the Father of his Country so
will the great rug sale now being held in our store,
he heralded as the originator of values in rugs and
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(m artistic flmyr (-nvohéngs, a saving of ‘20 ‘72 alone is
nut In lw- sm-uzml m- but “‘1an 1h:- sm'inr: al‘mlips 011
any .wlcvtinn fx‘um such ;: wide usmrtmé‘nt mi ill” but
wwrinu and ngt dependable fiunr' envorinys in tho
' «~u:xnlr_v us we are shuwing. it stands for much mM'O. It
nfi'nrs you an uppul'tunlly that is \vull worth looking

 

 

 

 

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“Bigelow-Hartford,” 9x12 ft. Axmin-
ster Rugs that were $59.00, are now $47.00

03/ “Bigelow-Hartford,” 9x12 ft. A‘xmin-

 

35>“ .ster Rugs that were $55.00, are now $44.00
0 “Bigelow-Harti‘ord,” 9x12 ft. Seamless a
@ Brussells Rugs, that were $30 are now-$24.00 ' , Q’
“Smith’s,” 9x12 ft. Seamless Axminster a. x c
Rugs that were $44.00 are now . . . . . $33.00 ‘.‘ .
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“Sanfords” Seamless Axminster Rugs
that were $69.00 are now . . . . . $55.00
“Sanfords” Seamless Brussells Rugs
‘ that were $28.00 are now . . . . . . . . . . $22.50 ',. - - :.
‘fSanfords” Seamless “Wilton Velvet” . _ -
Rugs that were $79.00, are now . . . . $59.00 ' .‘
“Sanfords” Seamless “’Wilton Velvet”- . ' -.
Rugs that were $55.00 are now . . . . . $44.00 ' ‘

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Secondly, this opportune selling comes as a timely
event, being just before the legal holidays, de-
clared in honor and memory of George Washing-
ton. Make your home attractive, for this occasion

This opportunity selling is doubly important.
First, you have the opportunity to purchase floor
coverings, the finest grades possible, at savings
that reflect the true spirit of the times and the
spirit of saving and economy manifested in this

store. with airee mind. Buy floorcoverings N—O-W. ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Just the thing for wedding and anniversary :ii':
Telephone Tables. Alarm “Faehinglon Tables. Sewiié
Vlagons, Mnfl'in Stands. Candle Sticks, and many 0713‘ r :'

DAIMTY MAHOGANY .FURNITL’R E

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FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS

ndEe’ Son

FUNERAL macc‘rona
wan. M D HIGH STREETS

Raymo

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING

New Sport Oxfords $5.95
Are Catching the Feminine Eyet

In a smart smoked and grey hone leather With brown 2

 

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Saddle straps. These new sport oxfords are waikmg

their way into every woman's heart. sumzon

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Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET

_Victor Wesley

Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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