Philip Fielding. of Pleasant. street.
was n vidtor in Bridgeport on bust-i
ne- yesterday. .(
Miss ifsry Rider of East avenue-.1 ‘
and Mrs. John Gruelle o: Evenleyi
svenue. are spending two weeks in].
Bermuda. _ . :0. H:
—_
Members at the Women's Auxiliary Eve? "H.130!” 3:?" up?
Christ church will meet on Thurs- lens 0" 10 N or a Y n.
3131 siternoon of this week in the faded garner or di‘perir n netwm’flch
I that -W P“ I99
Sunday-WI room ot the church. °° 9“: mm is M
in- Mnrths. Groeschner. of Pass- ”NEG With 1311510131 3337c- even it
dds. 08.1.. is visiting with her father you have nbver dyed before. first .
and mother Mr. and Mrs. Ernest tell your arm Whether the slap.
Groeschner. $1 19 Fort Point street. “”194 YOU Wilh to dye irwccl or silk.
for whether it is flush. m; or mix- .2
or an; finest in
”$.33, ed goods. For. aim-measure millions .1
Routine :213m 330:}: of women have uteriguslng “Dismofid‘ -'
Dyes to odd years "oz wesr to their
st the meeting of the
0. Ladder company. held l'sst‘tve-
nlng at the quarters on Van Zant 0” flabby mm “”1"” dresses.
street.
Friends at Mrs. Depthlqk Cane;- ‘. ‘
vsrl are sorry to learn that. the has . 1’ .1 1 a, :
taken a turn for the worse st her; The Connecticut Company hsdmen
home. Liberty Square and that her at work yesterdsy installing the am-
condition is extremely «various.
“Alaska" will be the subject of tho shortly. This system will not only be
two services to be held on Friday. A time saver but a great convenience. ,
for 7‘
the children and the evening for the The bus service tron: certain seo~ {
‘tlons of Noroton Heights has been 5‘
abolished by the Connecticut Cont- ,
The Boys' club will meet at the pony. The ’retson given for this oc-
East svenue 3!. E. church this eve- tion was said to be due to the poor
ning tor the mun! wee meeting. condition: of the highway.
The next game or baske i will be
with the Mayflower Juniors on Tues- I Edgar T. Bates oonducted the nuc—
day evening. March 21st. at Com- tlon sale yesterday morning or the
The afternoon service will be
adults.
munity hall.
The Mayflower Basketizsi‘l team will those from Dorian who attended the -
journey to the second di strict for s. sale Esra Rood Commissioner Charles
game this evening a. so having been Rumpf.
arranged with Monitor Grotto. Let'-
Hom' hsll. “"3 ‘5 me to be 3 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardi en- ;
800“ attendance 3’ "“3 lb “’9 3900““ tertsined a few friends at their home
.on the Postvnond Sunday. The party '
time these two team have met.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moflett
been forwarded to this country.
Final plans for the food sale to be 9‘0.“ of what you dome-want. or to '
31eld at Fey’s market on Saturday the ”hf-chm what you need. '1?th ‘
18111 were made at the meeting 01’ field column will solve the proposition
St Agnes Giuld Of 011““ ‘31“!th for you. Inquire for particulars nt
held at the home of Miss Gussie Bill- [the Derien Branch office, Railroad ‘
cnstein First street. last evening. The
next meeting will be held amnionm.
March 27th. at the home Of Ml}!- Air. and Mrs. William Hines enter»
Pearl Clerk. Osborne avenue.
At "“0 meeting Of thC verify of Darin-fur the §wnin8 mmc w” fur-
"(fibrin church. held at the church
A last evening. final plans were made
for the taking over of the Hoyt‘s phmp De Angela, banjo and James
property. East avenue and Cottage
street. as a. site tor the new rectory.
and plans were alsomade {or the
holding of the Every Member Can-
vass of the parish. to be held during
the latter part of aim-ll. Committees
were appointedto look fitter affairs
with rewards to the rectory. and vari-
ous reports were received. acted upon
0‘ Gentile. Philip DeAngelis Oris Lom-
Foster Park. whose son Charles serv- bordl and Anthony 9.10 During the
ad in the MW during the world ‘7‘"- evening music and dancing was en-
have. just received a letted mailed‘to Joyed which was followed by refresh- ,
them from Rome. in 1918. by their menu. .
son. The letter. it would appear. hos _.
been 105‘ for some time and has just Have you used the classified column
of the Evening Sentinel this Week? ,
coats. sweaters. stockings. draperies.
hangings. everything—Adv;
r ,.
matic trolley signals .which. will be'
used on the blowout-Stamford line
contents of the residence of Edwin
Johnson of West Norwalk. Among
included Mrs. Lester Bounty. Ralph
Don't neglect the opportunity of dis-
avenue phone Darien 453.
ming- s' few of their friends lit their
home up the Post Road last evening
Inished by Miss Edith Green at the
.piaho. Ralph Gentilé.‘ soxsphone
Jicnrro drums. Among those who at»
tended were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lombardi. Mrs. Joseph Leonard. Phil-
ip Lagana and Chris Lombardi. who
rendered 11 solo entitled "I'm 'Alwnys
Thinking of You."
Irene M. Cooke of Darien is on the
honor list for the Connecticut Agri-
cultural college. which list has Just
been announced by George S. Torrey.
secretary or the college. The list con-
and accepted.
R0 WAWOJV talus 97 111111.93: students whose aver-
age was over 85 per cent. and who did
not receive 'a grade below C in any
The "1°“th meeting 01' ”1'3 lloway- course. The stud1 nis whose names
ton H059 Company “"13 hill] 13-“ 8““ are on life list have the privilege of
sung in the “mm-310" I‘ "’9 House cutting classes. as long as their stand-
, mg is maintained. Students on the
Samuel W‘illiamson. of “West Side list may also cut. classes before or of-
avcnue. who has been ill with a sow-re ’ter vocations.
cold is reported to he in a much im-
proved condition today. 11' “l‘nnts” paid another informal
-——« visit. 1;: Marion lost evening we can
Many of the summer residences 'of Well \‘Ouch that he didn't find very
the community are to be renovated much for “10 gentlt‘mun. set-med t0
{0,- the season. From all repofls the hold tho topic (11' interest this morning
local real estate people expect that n 'W mun. lmloml it was very amusing
good season is ahead of them. to hmr xxzrlous pooplc relate their
—_..._ seen t hiding places. One yo mg man‘
The [fldigs- Aid 30“..“ of “1.. rem: irked in front of a gnthmlng that
Methodist Episcopal church will meet “9 put his moncv “‘5‘“? 0f ”‘9 pillow
in the chapel Thursday afternoon at “is? and before he “M9195 he "a!“
1:30 o'clock to gew_ ized that his hearers all did the same.
Shortly before )0 o'clock last: night.“
At a meeting y-estcrda) afternoon 0! in the midst of a sociable card part)
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Roway- “'"Mse was heard and- the, first
don Hose Company. held at the home thought ““5 ”'3‘ "Pants" “'35 making
of Mrs. Sidney Bell. Crockett street, his entrance unannounced. MEN”
plans were discussed for a. card tour- the cork °t 9' bottle of home brew
nsment to be held Saturday evenins. "em": "(“5“ w” the cause it was
March 25111. The committee in charge later learned when a search party was
are hoping that a number will attend orgsnized.
as the. proceeds of the affair will be
added to the treasury of the Bounty—
ton Volunteer fire fighters. Another
mali- that has excited keen interest on: any
in the community is the St. Patrick's mm a to“! use one of the in ‘
little (ten cent) strawberry hullers
Day dance to lie held Saturds eve- W
hing in the Bose House Theyr‘OOm 'thf‘ “09—ng bought a finwnm
will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion with- slmmr'ocks and
green streamers. William Weilnltz
and his harmonists of Norw,alk will
turnlsh the music it‘s usual.
Removing the Plnfsathers.
To remove obstinate pintesthers
-.
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04111121172 NORDTOA"
M militia Tick ladle 2. PH-
Mrs. John Godfrey. of the Post han,’ ve‘ehww
Road. was a. visitor out of town les-
terday afternoon." ’ . -
‘ '1 II You csnnot be n1 Its? A :5: ‘1 t
.Omoftiisnsw'sseswinthsw
puma WWNK.
osssful steei .W' lie I.
said. to ”.mflilfl.
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‘5
Earn, hue-somatic“!
he gonn- hsvs pleats trouble
buy «1- sutniobeel beggars masoch-
moochs sttensh to; been wire. . 1
He tellnme'other anyhetskshe.‘
She wants an; dot place and do ’
boss he wontnjo other lines. So he
tells her he come back end gets her
may «mm.m. mg]... . . :
oossidsrssh tor-(is csrssd so on: “
witcdownpnenluomsesinmen-len. "
”M1133.“-
‘Boy “em fillet."
:ir Wesley
mnemovedto
4.8 CHESTNUT STREET
_..-.----_
shades in many novel designs
VERY- MODEARATELY PRICED
Ideal for Wldding and Anniversary Gifts
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Rad 69° Son
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
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A ms SHOWING or BRIDGE LAMPS
Winnie might iron trainee. artistically deCOTaled Darchm .
, STORE OPEN SATURDAY
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
u
EVENINGS
bouts hnii' pnetsnlne.
Bees. will: she waits een dat piece
for longs tinie bouts halt pests twelve
and do boss no show up. She getls
say when he getts out leetie «lay
from town l1e~gettn miss een do our
and have (in blowout.
use coursing! mole-giro
«ed—‘-
NEW YORK. such 13.11% 1311111211
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Golaherg WhipsLeon
Mutt
Lorry Goldberg. the former urns-V
preety mad sud go home woeth ds Ga Improvement Company, the Welt teur boxer. last mam gained the
streets cur. been company. the Cities Illuminated
And when do boss come back it. Commy' Inc...
judges decision over Joe Leon in a‘
vid sis twelve round bout in the Brighton
eight find; 3 Boxing Club Port Richmond. Eaten;
tree, {our clock een de'niorning. ‘ Be were "fife?! by a federal
Grand Jury on A charge 01 violating
the Serlnan anti-Trust law.
Charlie Small was awarded the verdict
over Mickey Casro.
Island. In an eight round encounter
You know ween: as nuimobeel you
can gettn' chest-ken and have do blow-
out mostn any time. But i no link
ees rlgl.1 {or ...1 married man. I asks
do boss 1' lm d.1 chedcken was and he
tells me 9.1: no gotta cheecken. lie
say was Jnxa miss een do magneto
wot 11.11311 lil‘l’m late.
But when he tells been wife he lxsvn
do blowout and gens Miss Mug Note
eon do car she no cure ver mooeh.
She say was too bad he have trouble
llfll way.
Now i dunno ee: Miss Mag Neto was
frlen for hees wife or not. but eet l 3
was her you belts nay lite i no trust
too moocb. Hobbs wider the and '
dn boss hum ds blowout and she try
mulm love weeth beein. And den ees
beegs biowup een do boss’s family
I no tins. do boss guts heezness
tools ween: Ms; crap; other cheecksn. ‘-
so longs he gotta do wire. ‘
Wot you tint? ..
(Conwuht)
Auueo'cneea, 1;:
sy John Kendrick sings." *‘
5 THE LIGHT~B£AIIR
*-
YOU csnnot bemoan. "L. w; 4‘
‘ But you end curry lic'flt ‘
'l‘othssowhossmhsnustrm 1 v 3
Through ms of night.
The: lights the harshly wsy.
not where dork shadows in ' 1 >5
. At close oi day. . f ‘
E'sn as the its: «on ' if": ‘1'
80m to Cumin: clesr.
boron Indy you lied on
Judge Charles D. Lockwood of Mid— ‘ "
diesex Road is visiting in Pinehurst,
North Carolina. .
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Mrs. George H. Noxon, of Prospect .
Toroulmsotcheer.
Avenue was a. visitor out of town yes
h‘ 4
Frank R. De Courcey of Sédgwlck
avenue who was ill last week at his ‘
home with a severe cold, was able to
be out today.
or
uh“
» Mrs. Hazel MacDonald Embrey dud
Eli’s. Arthur Hatch. of the Post Road.
were visitors in New York Cit
‘ierdsy. - y y“.
Warn-.111“: an. Charles Rump: a: '
.0” Kings Highway entertained- Mr. "'
as! Mrs. Gaol-me Séubpsugh. or Nut-«
1"" N. J., over the week-end. ‘
1 n u .
_Mon'sChoibs of the Coast-en. 5
church meet last evening in the
.. or rehearsal. Preparations ;
.Apecinl Easter music are heing‘
WARMNGT Say: “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin
Unless you see the name “Bayer" on tablets, 3&1 are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed: by phyauans
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for ..
Headache ‘ Rheumatism
‘I‘leuralgia Neurills '
Lumbago . Pain, Pain
Accept. only "Sayer” package which contains proper dimctions. 3
:Handy “Buyer" boxes of is billets—Also bottles are; m zoo—m.
Aspirin noes-hmxamnmummamm
Toothache
ANEW SPRING LINE
~ SOCIETY STAMPED Goons
Children! (11113114111 Dresses, 2 to 8 years in 11111.
checks with plain collars. cufls and belt 111159 111-,-
coinpletelywith the exception of a. little hand (311111111
Unbleached Bungalow Dresses and Aprons {01‘ \wmrn 111111 children.
Play aprons with novel designs to:- colond 13111111‘1‘1121-1‘};
A variety of Luncheon Sets for applique and
Pillow Cases. Bath Towels
Centers. Scarts and Pin Cushions in fine linen and .E-v
Tan Scarfl. Centers and Pillow Tops in allc Ero l1 .1;
Also Royal Society Package Outfits and .1 full lin_ 1‘» w: '.-.
cerized Embroidery Collou
J. I. Mollette
88 Washington Street
brown and pink
155 are finished
we 1‘}:
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re 111111..
In} .lier
CONKEY’S
The Original Butter Milk Starting Feed
A Scientific Feed for Ciiicks,—l)11cks.
Turkeys.
.Alberft D. Morgan
Washington Street
Geese and
7 South Norwilk
PALACE BOOT ERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
ATTRACTIVE SHOE'FASHIONS
ALWAYS TO BE HAD AT THE PALACE BOOTERY
Baton: mil?” Pumps, new college heel . . . .- ...........
intent 243m Pumps, low rubber heel ................
HOSIERY ALL COLORS
OnaApril 1st the wage agreement between the miners 2:11
. operators expires.
1:11.; committee representing the miners union is o ,c Was!
mum is 1111111113 rates and insisting that the ”“3“ 2.5
Welshman
. The public wants oosl prices reduced. The operamr
cannot be winced latices and until mining rates are louer- -
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