Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 9, 1922 · page 4

 

 
 

 

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I firs. Robert Bing. of the P. .

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Juice“ .23: om on bu‘bess numb” been. entertain“: {fiends
fem-“several elm He is expected to from New York City" - .
m °° m. Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt was a

no “ms... the members of the ”m" m 3W" “n “due" 9"“

Woman‘s Annular-y at Christ church “may m°m"'"
.are meeting at the church for the us-
ual weekly week.

The March meeting or the Mayflow.
or Book cum- company will be
held on Monday evening, March‘lt‘th.
at the quarters on Van Zandt street.

 

 

11:. us new. 3. Austin. or
Saviour avenue. have returned alter

 

 

 

 

ford hospital where ,she was operated
upon by Dr. Dean Foster. who today
said tint the eye had been saved.

It was reported this morning that
the little patient was resting
.- Residents of Save avenue Second. tummy-and thatshe would .1113? no
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Third. Fourth and rum streets. who f)" mgr: m the mndl in; the
are interested in the. roposed bulld- pela ' . «.l— A”. .
3:, ‘1'; :1?“ mm “:55 “39;“. "I .' if; Many or the women or Darien mi

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“home" ““983?" °mmm $a3m§a§nm’°lm. the 1&3ch
City hi" tomorrow! 1: 1).. '

Roads in East "N‘orwdlh which
have been rotted. up by heavy tranc‘
and the thaw ‘ot the past several dam
will be attended. to, by the Street de-
partment just as no: as more ist-
ued weather prevails._ it was an-
nounced today to~ the Evening
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erected in Darlen Centre. ,
Schmidt. proprietor of the Darlen Inn.
will erect thestructure.

J. s. Conan. at Collender's punt.
dost noently in join Hrs. Gaston at

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On Friday afternoon there will be a.
steroptlcon lecture at Christ church
tor the children at 4 o'clock. the sub-
Ject being. "The Children of the
Southern Mountain‘s." In the evening
at 7:80 o'clock the evening my"
service will be held follov'ved by an
illustrated addres‘on “Our Neighbors
in the Southern Mountains."

recently purchased the Zurich estate

Frederick mods hsr‘homc.

 

summer resident of the Toikeneke
colony was s m at a. bridal-
party recently given at the Elihu
Carlton in New York city for the
benefit of the Carnegie Institute.

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Quite a. bit of real estate has
changed hands in East Norwalk dur-
ing the M month. among some of
the tram-lets being that of a lot and
buildings on Cove avenue from Albert
Brundage to Mary 0. Dow; a lot on
Second street from James Phillips to
Minnie C‘. Lovejoy; a lot and buildings
on Cove avenue from Henrietta Still-
man to John J. Mackln and wife: a lot
on Myrtle avenue- from Charles F.
Tristram et al. to Alfred L. Stevens:
the purchase of a lot and buildings on
Raymond terrace by Albertson Beers
from Robert H. F. Fuller et. al.: a;
building lot on Fifth street by Morris
Sopshnl from Herbert W. Gorhsin:
two lots on Third street by James
Phillips from Herbert “L Durham and
two lots on Slrwberry Hill avenue by
Charles L. Hyatt from Antony Saute,
Jr.. and wife: Fred Quaas sold a lot
on Raymond terrace to Robert H.
Fuller et. al.; and John H. Radley pur-
chabd a lot on Raymondnerrnee from
John W. Grant. .

 

The'semi-monthly concert of the
Schubert Worms-lord which was
held yesterday afternoon at the W0.
men’s Auditorium was attended by.
Mrs. F. 8. Howard of the Pan Road.
Mrs. Cushman of Brookslde avenue
and Mrs. Ronald Lyons of Old Kings
Highway.

 

While playing at her home on
LeRoy avenue. Darlen. with another
little girl yesterday afternoon. tone
your old Rom Tonnes! w:- m
accidentally. beneath the right eye
with a. pair of scissors. and it was be»
li'eved that the sight of the eye had

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or late numerous’ complaints have
been received by Town Clerk Stephen
R. Hoyt and ‘ Road Commissioner
Charles Rump! concerning the very
bad condition of West Side avenue and
Gardner street. ~ The weather’pisyrt
great part in the trouble. but the resi-
dents or these .roads hope that the

 

f'Resldents of East Norwallg who
wish to summon a patrolman auslght
eds-times are unaware the to
do so. and calluppoi‘ce eadqnarters
directly. thus haying to wait a longer
time than they would. providing the
following plan was followed." was the
remark made by Chief of Police Wil-‘~

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M03~0t time. In 30m
je merchants of the town link" re-
fused to deliver necessary food'stufls
to "those living on these streets con-
ditions being so had.

 

liam R. Pennington in conversation All enjoyable. social which was
with a Sentinel reporter yesterday. 1173!]? patronized W18 KIWI! IBSt
“‘i‘he way to do is tocsll up the Third even}!!! under the auspices of the

District Electric Light Plant. theltel‘e-
phone number being 705. When the
call is answered. give the person an-
swering your name, and address and
tell him for what reason you wish an
officer. He will then flash the street
lights. which notify the patrolman on
duty that he is wanted. He w’l. call
and address.
know what he is wantedlor and {will
respond immediately. If people call
up police headquarters at first. the}

Epworth league or the Barton Moths:
dist church. During the ,m
much amusement took place over the
method of paying admission which is
explained by the following verse: _
One cent for each inch of the length of
your shoe.

Was the only cost 0! admission to you.
If your shoe was little the price was
‘smail.

Bin what it

your shoe measured
twelve inches.

 

man at the desk will have to A shoe that is large is minus the
through the same procedure. unless it pinches.
is a call of vital haste when he will And mark you down for this was not a
secure a man from the street in the d'efl'mL -
district and send him over. All this The longer your shoe the cheaper you?
takes time. and many times this is or cream.
great \'alue when a patrolman is need- And that is "Gt all. My friend notice
ed at once.” take.

For with the cream they served lusci-

ous cake.

So ice cream'and cake and entertain—
ment thrown in.

Cost you little more than a paper oi‘
pins.

The way this was worked was quite
Simple‘you see. ‘ ‘ ~
As you paid for your tool they gave a

ticket to thee, .
Then the ice cream and cake and cm
tertainment cost you.
The difference between fifteen and the

30 WA «YTON

nary Street of West Side avenue
was a visitor out of town last evening.
- With the first signs of spring wea-
ther many of tha boat owners of R0-
wnyton are planning to launchlthelr
craft within the next few weeks.

 

 

 

A meeting of the‘EVPl‘y Member length of your shoe. ‘
‘Canvass committee of the Rowayton ' Following the social games were
Methodist church was held last evening played which were enjoyed by all who
“the home.- oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. attended.
Bryan of North avenue. The purpose The cottage prayer meeting of the
of the meeting was to complete ar- First Presbyterian church will be

rmgemenm for the canvass
budget to be held Sunday
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It has been rumored about the ohm-
munlty that rk on the extension 05
the new Wil { vizi‘itqoad will oom-
mence within a fe weeks. This piece
of roadway is badly needed and will
prove its wort _ o niose ‘who use it
when complefi. '- ' ‘ ' ‘

church
afternoon.

held this evening at the home oi’ Mrs.
John Tyler. Noroton Heights.

WILTON

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South Wilton is about to lose one of
her prominent families. as Mr. and
Mrs: Keyworth are going to North
1 ' Carolina. ,

At the next meeting of the Roway-
ton Civic Association which will be
held March 20th ' ,

 

 

The ladies of St. Matthew‘s Parish ‘
are promised materials to make up
during thisLent {or s. missionary box,
Anyone having clothing to give tot-file
same purpose kindly
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Sturgess of South Norwall- will be glad
to learn that she has almost monies-ed
her health site? a severe illness. she
is now visiting her
Belden» in Danbuny. z

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', Mrs. F J Morrison.

 
 
 
 
 

reputation. among-Jim
clans and elsewhere. was former-fir ai
resident of Wilton. her father the Rev.
C. A. liar-ks. being
thews.

The Rev. Fred B. Bunker

 

having

or April. The Rev.
will fill the pulpit

James McConnell
Sunday March 12th

 

 

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eon of the Replibliesn women's Alum, 'a. trifle better then m. great

It sotismctory results can be obe‘!
tallied a new blsinsss building will 1:!
Ca

Palm Beach. Florida. The Cosdens.
of Pauline Frederick. where . Mia‘lhnd lots of poets and he. W.

.Mrs. William Ives Washhurn. 0...

condition will be rectifiedwrlthi _ a

' is nine to arrive in London from Paris

*eyand 'i‘ar. Mrs. K. D. Drake. Childs'.

communicate '

The many friends or Miss .Helenl‘

aunt Mrs. 1.}! '

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. A‘Vncatlonfduring the month or Mm:
jth _ will be no. evening services lathe
ml . 3. .6 WM churn. until the in ~

nor rejecting you ~

the meantime. fieopier stem
at tho why-mnemon- otxths
.r-epo‘rt says. "thatthe well d - amt
School premisklsstlbil'mollypfld
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Shnh of Persia who recently lett'hts
capital. Teller-an“ tor' another trip to
Europe. isssidtoholdahigh oph-
ionofMuam‘mgct
masonry-told erlsJ e-
hhnselt in s. “with pm:- m-_
you: and considers ’ himself. it, saw-

As the story is told by the Mm
Post. a British v—m’lnfiter s1- Tension
call“ on the and: at the request. of
English. admirers of the mat Per-
sian poet at and that better «so
be thrill 9!th st lelucp‘nr
where. as Omsrp'redicted. “the “rib

Bot thealsh could not be imprint
with on: need. Persia. he deem

possibly. A. little better post
than Omat. . , ‘

Ahmed Alina. Shah of Persia. is
only at years old and this. some say.
may «W sor- his opinion He
knows English and Eli-inn and
“its finch fluentlysnd Accurately
and has been reported as eager to
learn western ny- spd institutions.

In appearance his , majesty is
short and stout. Ks takes a lively
Finterest in sports. plays a. good lawn
tennis game and. in order to encour-
age open air sports in Persia. round-
wed'the Imperial Sports Club at Te-
heran. plicing at its disposal a piece
of crowniuld. ‘

His tsther. [shamed All. lost his
throne in consequence of hissttsrnpts
to stamp out the constitutional sys-
ten in Peri; and retain the absolu-l
tlsm of his encoders. -

Ahmed.'who was then in his 12th
year was proclaimed mtg-s in
1909 and his father was sent into ex-
ile on the Monti-land or Pronupo
when President fill-on proposed the
Allies hold a ‘coni'orenoe with the
Russians. as a part or the altar peace
negotiations.

He has been credited with having
kept Persia from taking the side at
the Central Pow-rsJo‘tbs Worm"

INDIA’S APPEAL»
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lish' editors take it for muted that
this movement has been launched in
India to influence the proceedings at
the confercnce in Paris on March 2!.
when Great Britain. France and Italy
hope to discuss a settlement in the
Near East.

Borne. critic: suggest that Sir Ed-
win Monmgu connived in inuance o!
the appeal for this very purpose and.
indeed. it is generally assumed in
well-informed l-ércies that the British
government must have been swam
oi: its dispatch from India before it
appeared in the newspapers. ' ‘
' The opinion is widely expressed

knowledge of the situation that this
antlon b3 the British government
will treale grave difliculties for Eti-
ropc and increase the irreconcilae
blllty of the Turkish Nationalists.
whose reprcsentative. Yussul' Kern's].

wi'filin- a. few days. Inst Pasha.
Turkish Nationalist representative at
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For qulcl: mile! from the wearing‘
coughs that “hang on" after tite‘
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1 government. . ’ embark .
ill-mom in its dealings with life

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of lo ‘ . . who. they
declare. is' the real‘trcnfiiemahor in
indie.

Gandhis critics in England any that
his arrest doom have been brought
about log;hn: " .
Papers of 14de dinerent political
views maintain that Turkey by her
alcovermnent. lastly lost control or
territoriqszo‘tywbich she was deprived
by the motto: Sevres. They do-
clare ‘ ”it is impossible to allow
Christian peoples in the Near‘ East
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Just. the moment you i”ivy Men-
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stops and healing begins. says a not:
«rd-cans Whilst. Tm: summ- “ore-6
Milan; Slade into a Hmt cold
cream, gives such 45th relief. even
to fiery W that‘notbiu has ever
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Because of its germ destroyinr
properties, :39 mickly_
.itching. cools the ln-llationand. heals
‘the ecnema right up. leaving a clear.
smooth skin: .in place of utly ml?-
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