Liberty Square are confined to their
me by "In“. “leltvll'
_.....
Kr .and Mrs. H. M. N. Sigman have ‘
taken up their resilience at their new
home on Raymond Terrace.
-'i'he lacuna society of their»
avenue II. E. church will hold a regu-
lar meeting at the church tomorrow. ,
Joseph Hollywood. assistant m.
ard at the Norwalh Country club. has
returned to his duties after a. week's
vacation at his home in Waterbury.
Walter F. Seaman. of 22 Second
street. has had an international One—
.ise Heater installed in his home. 8.
A. Begeleln had the contra’ct.
. anr,.
Basketball practice will be held on
Thursday evening at Community Ihau
hy members at the Girls’ club of the
East avenue M. E. churclu
Mrs. Edward E. Meadis stopping
with her daughter Mr‘a William
Craig. Jr.. a Edlle avenue. Mrs. Craig
being confined to her home with a.
severe attack or the grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morrison 0!
Van Zandt street are making Ina-t
preparations for their trip to their
new permanent home in Florida; forI
which they exnect to leave about the
art at the mohth.
-—-a-‘
A commutes was appointed at the
meeting of the Y. M.- C. '0. held list
evening to loot about for new quar-
ters for the club. as the present rooms
at Community hall are required for
'The iour clnldren ot Pro-team
the New York World.
Atoyballoonisttedtotheanklefl
eachdancerofthetatrsexandthe
idea is to get thrush a W
foxtrot or a toddle with the haloon
still intact. The: is til. 3mi- idea.
Theldoa otthelnendancerslsto
“break as- many balloons as pouiblo
without stepping error to dance. On"
a crowded door the balloon hard
about as much chance as a snowball
iii—well; a‘ warmer place than New
York. However, a prise is adored to
the woman who can from the
maze of the dance wifi her balloon
still flying.
One young lady at the Rendezvous
actually won the pflse. But the pop-
ping of the colored sphéres minded
one of the popping of chasm“
corks.
Anyway. it's a great boon. for the
balloon manufacturers. for the-dance
floors or the, average todnle sanctuary
are so small that the only way to limit
of! one's partner’s balloon isr‘to step
on her feet—end that is not very poi»
ular with the fair. sei.‘
RETURNING Tl) SWORD PL"
Andltmideatremmdouhitsay‘s’
use by the- East
merit Association.
"ng Doings" are scheduled for this!
the Mayflowers . and
Hooker Grotto clash at Community
This will he the. third meeting'
evening When
hall.
for the season of tiled
”oi-liter having won
game-s.
two teams.
Norwalk team I this
Mayflower Juniors and the lloys‘ Club
win meet in the preliminrmy guano.
An East Nor-Walk young man. an.
ardent lover of wireless telephony,
better known nowadays as the radio-
phone. is planning the installation 01'
a receiving Ration. iwhlch will be
powerful enough to catch the con-'
certs. messages. etc.. broadcasted ev-
erv day trom the various stations. 30‘
plans to equip his device with a Mag-
navox or— some other reproducing de-
vice that will give a considerable vol~
ume of sound so that nearby residents
during the summer may listen. to the
concerts as well. I"
R0 WAIIYTON,
Daniel Rowland was a recent visit.
or with his family in Logan street.
Mr. anders. Sidney Bell. of Crock-
ett street, have been entertaining
_Miss May Porter-not Brooklyn.
Mrs. Georirc Davis. of V‘Vestslde Ave.
Rowayton. who was unfortunate in
breaking her arm A few days ago.- is
improving rapidly.
Earl P. Stevens. chic-f ollglneor oi
the lied ll line L”. S. M. S. S. Phila-
delphia from Sun Juan and Venezu-
ela and is at his home here- until’Sut-
urday when the. ship sail; soutll again”
On Saturday evening next those in
the village who like to play curds will
have the opportunity. as the auxil-
iary of the Rowan-ion Hose Company
is tollold a raid party. This is the
first affair given by ”19 Indies and it
Is hoped‘lhey will have llw support
of the community The proceeds will
he added to the ‘rvusul‘y ol' tllt' dire
company ‘
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DARIEN & N OROTON
Miss Ruth Perry. or
was the guest ow.“ llxv
Miss Esther Jamluitll.
.\"»w Halvolll
“ml-Run“: of
Mrs. M. 0. Potter has returned to
herhomc on Maplc- :uwnuo alftl-r -n
week-end visit in Bridgeport.
Friends of Miss Agni-N Amend- who
is at th( Stamford hospital undergo.-
ing treatment will be pie used to learn
that she is improxing rapidly “A
v
The Misses Phyllis Fenncr. oi Aline.
N. Y. and Marion Chalfleld of Glanby,
Conn.. were visitors with friends in
Marion recently -‘
Fair weather having come back to
stav——for awhile at leash—the busses
of the connecticut company lime red
Isilmed running 0\ or tho Maple axerlue
route from Stnmlord to Noroton
Heights. ,
.Wllllam B. Gaywodd. of ‘Darien and
.Tiowayton reprosentnlivc of the
Evening Sentinel. is confined to his
home in Darien with an attack of.
blood poisoning. Darlen items or ad-
vertisements. should be sent directly
to the Evening Sentinel. or left at the
Sentinel—'s Dal-ion office. where they
will be received.
The State PoliCe department has
started an independent investigation
into the causes of the fire which on
Friday morning of last week destroy. -,:-
ed the barn on the pLopei-ty of Charles '.
Sig-way. Mansfield avenue. Darlen.
and in which fire Paul Ondnlta. ii. firm
hand was burned to death: For the
past several days representatives 0:
the department have been in Darlen
making inquiries regarding stories
Which hive heel-l circulated about the
.. man. 9“ about some things which
on mid to have been done there:
" _. miss-iv: scrambling
. humus av r
HEMRD. Marla. March 21.-—-_
.flxty-iive automobiles were destrd's‘ed
1' .
Nomalk Improve-
thc two first
It is expected however that.
the tahles will be turned by the East:
eve ling. The.
Seem to Have Abandoned “Mod-
s urn Waders. "
.g-n—s
Playwrights and theatrical producers
predict the main of the costume play
the youngsters of New York seem to
l'e realised this prophecy in their
games.
Wooden swords. umbrella rib dag.
gel-s and crossbows have supplanted
dummy rifles and barrel statue artll-'
lery places that were popularised by
1 the World war.
- Sword play. with hickory ardpieri and
fragile crate-cover cutlasses see. to
nine asserted a romantic appeal over
l infi'lnll') charges and vocal “hing!-
‘ bangs!" The vacant lot is no longer
no man's land. but a rock-strewn heath
or a tin can infested moor. where
Frankie and Johnny would "do each
other in mortal bombat as Spaniard
:Ilnd Dutchman In: the lowlands."
There is more féilism in the sword
than in the pistol with which one
must any ”Bing!" Bang!" Rock piles
have become oa’sfles litter the fashion
uhtlle Artllurlnn‘ legends and lance-
:lrmed knights guard drawbridges of
[planks or old doors over imitation
moms. —PlllSl)llfgll DiSpatch.
r
One of Great City's Tragedies. i
"All old‘lline.irllgody oi 'the Central
Blankets. Paris has been recalled _by_
the death at nu udxance‘d age of a
llncP l‘iill u (Ilmllil. who for many years
made :1 poor llxlng mm overturning
mlrlllrce cans and Mining anything at
yulue she might be lllllt‘ to find there.
ils.’ Her mime was unknown. nnd for
llt'ill'ly lllllf a century she was illcri‘lyI
('i’lllt‘il “Princess." Fifty years ago it
“118 fuslliullulllc for persons of hlgh
sm‘li'ly in Paris in pass ll riotous night:
ill the ('ilft‘fi and sinils'of tile marketl
(in om- weasiun a fashionable woman. .
mo oi a gay party. was robbed of;
llluliey :mll jcu‘nls. persumnllly by her
rail-«mt. Loft ”fullness she retused.‘
for reasons easily surllllsalblo to com‘
umnlvnie ,Llllll hol- husband or her
{limily ill ccntmlF‘rlmce. Instead like
slluizlli elllplnymwlt and gradually fell
iiito extreme poverty. She gothernlckv
mime «min: in her imarinhle habit.
“jumI asked about ht’l former life, of
“.ll'll'lg: “Ask no questions; I am a
pilinccss mom a fill country."
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- ' ' Si‘nlliil‘g Porches.“ ‘
{More houses are being built with
l
l
l
l
‘Iliidosed porches than eier below;
you may “all: down long streets of
dear little homes whose porches smile
at Tymi through tiny panes of gloss.
You puss medlinu- sized places ulth
—n-
Naw York Children in Their Games.
and the swashhnctlln' melodrama ml
chi-lug such nation. It was thought
this flight involve a. Winery inset»
ing of Mr. Colitis With Premier Sir
James Craig or Ulster. -
Reports of murders, inoendhrilr.
and other outrages in the northern
districta. where the tension between
the Protemnts and Cathoflcs is until:
[
paper. The vioimt destinations“ slig-
seat that apportionment of the blame
lirnnmeroigs 1m 1s difficult
reported that the to ph wines in
ties Armed: and Londonderry had
been out. arid Delt'ast‘was consequent
1y unable to communicate with those
1 districts.
In consequence of the condoned
lawleflliess in Belfast it‘ll. the cli-
men or the city annoanced overnight,
their ammo-.46 cease work to-
day on a. ground that they were kind!-
nciently protected from the names.
BELFAST. March 91 (Assodated
Press). .The situation along the
Ulster-Free State border was still
tense today. Firing was renewed at 6
o’clock this morning. Itrom the Free
‘smts side or the frontier. bettreen
Aughnacloy and Caledon. The firing.
which was from the commandeered
.houses. lasted tvto hours.
At More. Tyrone .two houses
were set on are and one was den-
troyed.
The border position is admittedly
disquieting to the authorities and the
'absemce or telephone communication
through Clogher Valley is causing
anxiety. The stoppage or this route
of communication means that the
‘northern side of the border is isolat-
ed. and that the only way by Which.
Belfast could learn of attacks would
be through Armagh and m.
which can be reach only by motor
lcar ovcr roads considered certain to
be obstructed. Hun-led eitorts are
therefore being made to remedy the
detail. .
Chance for a ilg- Wm;
ToWhoraItllayQoneern: Th
preacher who last Bands; had
“in!
nervetocriticisslayrelidouswe .-
in the law of retaliation.
law of the “changeable
A.“
("bore are a few items- in
the mode a business that
need safe keeping as do let-
ters. Often times a lost letter
results in lost trade. _Our files
make it easy to locate old lei-_
tees and safe to put them
l.
severe. nil much some in the news:
The Bella-t police ate last alshtj I" '
,county Tyrone and in parts at coon-J; "
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car. a
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reIIBoxer
. a Beer shut
your nose oi it isn’t OI!
era." ~miimn Bear. "
m “In“.
man! when
wise his?“ will ever go.
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“W” Asa-3. aids... "who
“we... MM! what i as! and
wwmtm
lied Wootb Woof meehly.
. Innuenh I mach.
Mother Boar looked at him mailm-
Sher
3 fim.‘ flit! £11....“ 3‘
wild Mother Boar.h
trailed Woo! Woo! meet
as it it were hard work.
-a win. Beer at: to live slid”!
doesn't 1le- to eat.” continued
4a: ‘
Met} in From.
also left long-maple cottol m m.
made quite a lot of money for South
:1 short time ago
capo! item purchased a high-priced
”if!” went back
“Q. 13 you got any
of done here cow-ketchers?” he in-
Ideas bowlers.
‘ :Well. Charlie.
do you want m’lo'r both ends of your
cap. ain‘t nobody
gains ier Yeféii up will me. “About
want one fo' de {mtg -.
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and W
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—'Mothér Bear.
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"awn”
Dear. “Ni on) a foolish Bear thatII
”In“ its role his head.
you will remember that it will save
flan “to“!
W.”
"sail m Woof as istfi‘
$41.5. "re. re plied Boxer.
"in all “up Green Forest there is
m’gu get that man smell .get not,
old is silently as you an.
Never let curiosity lead you in“
Homrn
I a Whole“. weer
s'ra.
£19m'wi’n'bm'all about that
inset! _we'llgeloekrr
son's run for our dinner.”
lather Bear, and led the way to-
ward the laughing Brook.
W. ”III. by T. W. Burgess)
The nest ator‘yi “abuser Telnet:
Woof Wool.”
e
.
alleges millimetres FINED
NRIDGEPDRT, 'March 21.—-—Joseph
d‘Elii; ii minor, was fined" $190; and
Anthony Ammo as, was fined 92mg
and given a suspended nature of ti:
Months in Jail by Judge 'Jo'hn P. Kei-
loi- ln the Superior Court today. Both;
pleided guilty to transporting liquor;
on February 9. This is the first case
of this kind under the 3981 law to
‘i
no one of on you need be spar-did. .I
now you are so see "'
use: '3... In:
aw fin “what Ithq will do.
1
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comebemre the Sliperier Gaul-t otI .' "
Fall-acid counts. _ . ‘
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1% Washin'ton Street, Phone 340,
Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefurniehlngs
Free Deli-1' :
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shades in many novel designs
VERY MDERATELV PRlCED
SEE WlNDOIVI DISPLAY
Raves
wmmmoasrasars
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WREGTOB.
. A lame SHOWING? or names LAMPS
Adjustable wrought iron frames, artistically decome .1 ram]
ideal for Wedding and Anniversary Gifts
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Johnston {'9‘ Murphy
FOR MEN
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I SQUTH NORWALI, CONN.
arose IOPEN SATURDAY svsm
Wi‘r
(’9‘ Bracken
Oxfords
NGS
’ :
Must Vacate By April 1st
Entire Stock of Men’ I and Boys’ Clothing
MUST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD
Regardless of Cost
D Gottheb
11 North. Main Street
away.
“Our Stock Is Gomolete”
THE F. and K. ‘
STATIONERS
18 80. Main St. . Phonerloss
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VICTOR RECORD *DANCE HITS
‘ amni- Fox Trots ’ ‘
VicTROLat “Willem-Mam _FLOOR _
gruhh’ds comforihble llOllSes set back
from the road: and large mhnslous-é-
..
In every one somewhere you catch the
glimpse of an enclosed porch-mm
Old fashioned houses follow suit. and
[warm the rounded Colonial pillars
are fitted small- waned glass” partitions
that inc-lose the pouch ns ellicaciously
as mango lt- iiaa been built that way
in the beginning. ill] the sunllner these
are lifted out. leaving the porch as
helmet-dime Designer. W
Canada Pushing Honey Industry.
It is expected that Ontario's honey
crop next season will be marketed
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JEWELER—a—OPTOMETRIST
Novelty ’Eari'ings"
Bead Chains
Prompt Repairing by Skilled ’Workm
Mr. ‘Jackson gives his no! attention to
nations and Optical work
Rowland M. Beach" “
1‘. France I8t. Phone 2140-2
largely on the oil-operative system.
as a result of the activities of the
committee appointed. recently- by’ the"
Ontario Bee Keepera' association. and
with the _Iassistance of the Ontario
government. The honey will be_ graded
and have a registered brand for the
protection of consumers. Each pack-'
nge \llli have a distinguishing camber;
by which it can be traced back to the
ploducer. . I. i.
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, Snails in London simian-ants. '
English oflicers who served in
maize during the war more: in
many cases a taste for‘froga' legs *
snails. hitherto unknown to
menus. When they remitted home
they demanded the some «tidbits in.
London and nouz.bot1l trolls' less and
squils'lI‘. are conveyed daily from France
io‘ Hidden by airplane.” Sb’uie‘df the
Landon restaurants are doing as hair»
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M fire: which curly today We
pt-
awn the East Mentors gafafifibnb
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Themsalseetlinateo, W says
n m 5 .;
limos hm in serving these :two
' Ilil'iticles of food. ~. .,
Spring amen. at: ‘
Costello Men’ a Shop
EMERSON HATS
The ‘vei'y latch: spring styles
$3.59 and.$§.8§ _
CM Stripe 13$
Classy Neck'wear in peninflnfinda
, ' and hem
55cand$L00
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NEW SPRING smusss
Dainty Crepe do Chine and Jap sh ks, tucked, hemsfltched, and some * ,
trimmed with Venetian lace . . . .. .............. .. $369 to $8.98:
ties and Lawns—lace trimmed. pin tucked; Sin»:
hroidered. All styles or collars and some of the collars and cm
piped with plaid.- ..
Fine _Dixnitles in blue, lavender and green stripes ..............
Plain‘Coloi-ed Lawns finished with White embroidered collar and code
= phk.hlue;greyandlavender........ ....... 3398
, . White Voiiea and Lawns in extra since—44 to 62
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