Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 1, 1922 · page 4

 
 

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,Jho special Friday Lenten services at

' of Mrs Edward W'eiman

'IC 10: 30.

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Sum of Saving KnowledgoJ! 1.

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Thomas Sudan has mowed from V

115 Liberty Square to the Second dh«
met.

The usual meeting ot Troop No. 6.
13.8 A.. was held last evening at!
Community hall.

 

 

Mr. aners. Robert E. Morrison
expect to leave.for their new home in
Florida nestweek.

 

"Honolulu" will be the subject of

Christ church on April 7th:

\
Mr. and Mrs James H. Seeley of
Fort Point street have moved to their

summer home at Bell Island.

 

The radionhonet itflfitfibeionging % to
the Canevari brothers on Liberty

it is in perfect working condition.

 

John Banks of Fifth? street is now
at Havana. Cuba. where. .according to
the latest advices. ht}: stay will be m
an indefinite mzlod ~fMfi. Bonk: lino
been south’ since lasti‘alili,“

 

Rev. and“ Mrs. Robert B. B. Foote,
of Southoort. are. making: arrange.
manta to move into thezchrii't church
F.ast avenue and Cottage

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Members 0! (hellfire Chit: of tho
East avenue M. E. church will be the
guests or the Girl' a Club at a support
so be. served amid! thin-ch on Monday
evening A2 mmaln" the 'naturs 0:.
which has not. been revealed. has also
been prepared;

M HV ‘

Shufclt Brothers». nenrvd their new
salesroom- for Over nd and Willy:-
Knight automobiles at 201 Liberty
Square today. having several cars on
uhibitiom The. rooms will be tenor
voted andnfixedup in a oulte attract-s
m manner a little‘ later 011.

Rev. J. W. Davis, of Bridgeport.
will occupy thin mu at the Advent
Christian church tomoyrow mommy
and eveniun. mom been received

 

here trom the Rev. Fred, L Piper.“

Boston. who wnne to assume.
his duties as the no or of the
church tomorrow. would be

unable. up arrive ine‘utfe; hgor several
weeks. . ' .
“ who—Jinn." ‘
Representatives- of the Pongrapca
Shoe company of Phile’deiphla, which
about two years 320. opened a branch
Inctory in the former L'Hommedieu
block. Liberty Square and Goldstqiu
Place are here today. and will remain
here for the coming week making or.
nngemenis to sell certain of the fix-
tures of. the factory. The concern
holds a five year lease on the block.
and it may transfer “it. The factory
has not dam any work there for over
a year and a halt. . . .

 
 

 

The affairs of the year, are being
wound up at the East avenue M. E.
church in preparation for theconfejru
ence to he held in Meridcn this
month. The last regular meeting or
the Official hoard for the conference
year will he held Monday evening: the
monthly meeting 0? the Epworth
league will be hold on Tuesday eve-
ning. this being the last iiusin:SH and
docizll meeting for, the conference
year: the annual meeting of the
Ladies aid society will he held c‘m
Wednesday afternoon: and on Friday
evening the annual meeting of [hel
Friendship Ilihlo «lass will ht' held at
lho :hurrh.

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The lifms of the Ttowzlytnn 11mm
corp 1111,- -t last. owning at the home of
James A. Scott for rehearsal

 

Mrs. E. Dutihl Smith who has been
spending the winter months in New
York city has opened her home here.

Frank Brando. of ltowayton avenue,
entertained many friends during the
week with his radio outfit. The in-
atmments are becoming \ery popular
about the community.” '“ '

Laurette Taylor, 01112 of Broadway's
theatrical stars. who is a summer resi-
dent. of Tokeneke recently talked at.
the Hotel McAlpin. New York.2on'the
subject of "The Flapper."

_ Mr. and Mrs. VVailuce. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. who have leased the residence
will move
here about the,f1rst of. M115. Many
.other summer people are expected at

 

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. The HentlneLML‘lig: to correct an
error made 3943“!“ ing’ 3 issue. We
find that the name wthat should have
been mentionedjg, ‘ nnection with the
.Newport att ' in Miss Alice

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Mrs. .lennio Jarvis. who. since De-
cember last. has, been visiting her
daughter Mmmflhd her husband in
.J‘Imama is ewmdlto. return to her
)1. .~ fills: Rhoda
Janis val-o has not: been \i; ling her
sit-I -r and brother; in- law. is r; pectcu
no return witl'thei‘ mother.
in .t.“ ‘

The Rowaytan Methodist Episcdpal

 

 

Had a. lot of

a. wonderful vacation .
Yes. we had Germ and.,hrother “fill'

home during that. time too. Entertained Mrh'flrrip"

Germ for seieral weeksand all had a. fine time. p . p -2
finer-H

Notice the brightening up at the omce. Hung, up our sign. to ”1&1

some of it on the shelf and. hung the other: up» for a. while imam cm

betacked onthewwir.‘ Titecrepeouthepiotueou istoethylehe lamented:

Josephus Miller, mat-WNW? 0: all im

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The Girl with the Vivid Hat: requested. iis upon our

better English. “What. is English to us?! we 'retorted.
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A certain councilman of this city isnseriously mammal-m
tion of an ordinance regulating the basin
to a. man he met= .ondhertrain and toldm- -&IS the ordinanco mutual! 21032.
not more than six inches above the top of theme Man reamed. supmsi:
the girls will wear rubber-moot: and 211Lhavueto~m to Nth-walk. Well;

will be one way to increase the population mm
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"We are I

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force will be just as anticomto rid themselves at»: it idiot on.- If you an
to know why just ride one of those machine-seven days s. ml:- for eight or.

ten hours a day and find out.

> t the2
Ben Ford wants to set MW Says he will put all 0
unemflogd to. work. it he gets .it. Who We the unemployed that don’t

want to have him get it;
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with mixeddcinks, but women may give us mixed juries.

ver.
16w, 0 0

are wally well born.
--——oOo«-—-—
About as much difference between them as the
and New Years. One week one my. but a whole year the other.
V O t i i similar to the
er “in London they are starting a soda foun a 11 par or.

kindothatstaeted here some time ago. Suppose that they will start out. with
clean aprons for the help just as we did.

“ 0 1 time. Whit
No sea serpents have been noted 01'! of Calf Pasture or some
until the both houses are erected there. tho, then the press agent will have

to do something to boom business.
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to having widow‘s weeds in the garden Qt matrimony.
“ O k yone who
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Ghostsare silent things as a mile but. we haxe nearer nown :1
discusses them to be that way. Far from it. Look attsir Arthur Conan Doyle

and the Antigonish ghost and a few others
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just the same.
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March camein like’a lionhfid ‘ivent out like a lambs—but: it wasfmore

like frozemlamb. ' - H. 1'. 0'1).
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Aid Sotiety will meet for devotions and he ar an ehthusiaslic emit. :21;
and “ork with'Vlrs. 12:. H. Every on pastor‘s sermon 88mins morn ng ‘
“Wednesday morning at 10: 30. On deal with the nrhjnct How Praf‘“; 9
Thursday evening at tight in the Mode Powerful. At the even n13“
chaptl lit-v. Kcnnc tl‘l McKenzie 1210— senicc the topic to be confides-ed wii
tor ot the Episcopal Church of “lest—l 2 be “At the Cress Roads. Chapman

evening: a chlcken din; or win be pro- . C_ E. meeting the topic being "er
\ldt d 101 all the men and sons in an) [Bible Reading.

 

return topleyse‘usarl'

[imma- .2
of womens skirts; W chill

It's funny but the men who want the Mammle can on the local ' A

It seems that there is no 1013.th some gain. Prohibition did any“;
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No. no. Genevieve. you deaths-W to he a. muscular girl to throw a tel-

6m...—
While it is true that ailm y are born equal; it. is not true that all new

misbetwoenCht-istnas,

Weeds are not acceptable in gardens. but there seems to be no objection .

Despite the fact that, Mr. Bryan favored the treaty the Senate ratified it '

port will give an address. On Friday: Beauregard is to ‘11s the leader of the .

Thu “macaw and

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thst.
ought to Boxer and wont.
0,111.! Slabs“ had supposed-2
. roots not’ 1'

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to look out for themselves.
So she wasted no more thought
then, but resumed bond
as. It was a long time rthis

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.BUNGAVLOW APRONS

Small Percale Aprons

3'

.31 Arrivals
ivel Spring Wear

So. Norwa‘lk,

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Many new” and attractive models in spring WIOWS—dooae
with belts or sashes, finished with piping or rick- ratk braid and
all have good sized pockets. Price range tron ...... $1 15 to 31 (,3

_ Percale Fudge Aprons in checks and stripes, trimmed in “'Dfmsung
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day. _
COMPLAIXQF NUISAIICES. .
Cams of Horseyhdfiowln “buds
in hunt Somalis.

 

 

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or .1rt nfit attendants at any church. BUTIIERWORTH AFRAID

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DARIEN& N 0R OTON: , (Contllluel; from First Page.)
u. 11. 'l‘iilc)‘. 01‘ the Tiiiey Bird! Sent n's Action Isthmus.

Farm. was ll. visitor at Shippan l‘oint
yesterday.

"A8 Atu‘
corned.“

11., i am personally con-
‘ said Commander Seymour
—-—-—-—-—— tlast night. ”this action does not worry

'l‘ht wccklzv bread and cakn sale of‘ me. but in New of the responsible
the Congregational cl1ulcl1 was held citizens of the state who accepted my
5estt1da5 afternoon. appointment to help. I felt embarras-
ed to think that the executive com—
mittee had ‘so unceremoniously dis»
penned with the services they so graci-
ously agreed to render to the lesion.

“The state fund is not. the private
concern of the American Legion. Most.
01 the beneficiaricsAuae not members
of the legion. and a call was being
made to the public for financial assist-
ance. It was because I considered the
lack of expense money a. crisis that I
litook the drastic action of calling on

towers of strength to help us out. The
ve ,’ character or the men appointed
convinced me that they would seeus
through. Furthermore, I saw enough
money ahead to carry us along five or
six months in case or a delay lung‘ot‘.
'tlng started. because I felt that the
men on the committee were entitled
. .. . :, to.- ltnow "hdw the money waste be

A Grand ball will b‘é held in May by , 2M.v only concern is for the dis
the three companies of the Darlen 3 , and otherwise needy temper-vice
first department. The arrangements' men who depend" on the fluid. and if
haye not been, completed as yet but the executive committee mfflk’ It» out
will he am ounced within a short. time. meet. ”"5 problem 9thm 1113‘"? no

. —_ ‘ objection. "

The Noroton Centre Fire Depart- .
ment will hold its monthly and annual
meeting Monday evening. At this
meeting an “election for the coming _ 2
5ear of officers will take place. . Co‘ntlhufil'trom ,. One. .
Swiss increased their. guard over him
bnt'on October 22 he reached. Rub;
Hungary. having crossed the: Bruins
at.1;gmtie_1:.iu an airplane He to “ a
te cabine " at Rub and

l2:_rnost l.. (lroat took his post this
morning at 7 o'clock as traffic offl-
cer at the imrien Iailroad bridge:

Elbert (‘. Bates. tax collector is ill,
at his home- with pneumonia. Mr.
liates’ may friends .are hoping for a.‘
rapid 1121305913..

Start of! right next‘iveek by becoj'n—
“1338. regular subscriber o! the sen-
tinel and using classified ad. column.
For particulars 'Phone Darien 463;“

 

The ladies of the Church Aid of the“
First P1esbyterian church mold a. sup—
per- dust elvenipg in the chapel of the
cliurcl’t. :Phe affair was largely attend-
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Both the highways and residents of
Dal-ten suffered in a reign of darkness
last evening for overtwo hours the
lights in town failing to be of any
service to the local peoploi Th3“ “
trouble occured'om'l'hundw wanna»

 

 
 

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Church service ElevUGeo A. Baird,
minister. Sun 32 morning worship!
Air 2issui'lirlé‘llsr 'éntitléd “A
-flymn." wuthe'flolwved by the Coin-
umunion service. 11cm .8unday School-
Jnsuon and thy Wigwam Class will
meet at. .11 50.51.43? WiggSundaY eve—
mm; womliipcat‘f: 28% man theino
”The Individuality of Duty. " Monday
evening at 7: $0 the monthly busineu.
meeting of the Official Bdard will be‘
held in ’the parsonage. Thursday ever
bin; at 7: 30 the prayer meeting will
be held in the chapel: 2 Topic; "The

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At the Rowayton Ba t C it

. Rev. Frank S. Clark. pfsttg; 35:38:13,“
2April 2116. Morning?" worship coinlfi
‘ menoes at 10: 30. with sermon by the
pastor, (allowed. by the observance o!
the Lord's Supper. Bible School at
12. noon A. B. Closet-icy, supt. C. E.
meeting is held fit 7 p.m ‘ Better Bi-
ble Blending" is the subject and the
lender. Mrs. 3.121 Evory! At "F301;.
8. Ween. pastor
Church o: Bridle-

 

 

, sip'nary Work in Japan" was s!

damper on Budapest. with an army
1'12; 000 men.
Hungarian government, _¢nt
thm against Smith and he was
captured “vial his Wife 1133:
Menu 00an in the castle at
Wes until the Entente Allies
eterniined that. he. ould not. again
.have an opportunity 0 attempt acoup
fl'ethz; sent them 'go Madeira. ’
Charles still town} abdicate and
the Hungarian summit. on new-2
of the Alliessgpsssed a. hill 2‘

 

 

The monthly meetinrofithe-W
the Department will. beheld m2
evening in their quad-tart on than,“
road. Nothing definite has been:
planned as yet canceming the 11;;an
carnival ot the company but it is be:
llevedtthis matter will be settled at
-this meeting It-is .requsstedthalé a
large attendance lie-present. . , . a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

‘_ The Young People Missionary So;
'cietv of the: WWI Chum 2
met last evening» at the home of
Annie :Noxonto‘ Kahlua-d:

rem “ 'aiewdayslate .112 and
During the owning“ the topic t f e

'2‘ v fill-re conveyed 'by' 1;“:-
m to Pancho! here they. arrived]-

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5. mm on whm the insult; , .
horseman" is“ file} W the fishers-
“ are more nuinerousflu’n the- fish.

(Bounty Commissioners lame
today recehed a communicatoin from
a resident 01 Ba: trier-walk. calling

their attention to the presence in
Staple's woods, East. Norm-all: of
ot'th ecarcass of a horse and also

0 fa con. which, have been there for
sacral monfluond which are a nuis-
once.

The Ewning Sentinel some months
ago called the attention of the pub~
lie to the presence of these carcassso
in he woods and also or the presence
of. a. pack “of half-starvehogs which
were feeding on them.

The Medical Liberty Hague
this city“?! a (meeting ‘ also

of
raised

their mile (in protest against the al— _

lowing of these dead animals. in the
woods. terminal them it disease source
and a. menace to the health of the.
community. “

Little action Was token and the

poeple who had. take one animalsto

the“ woods and allowed them to am
there failed to dlsposo o! “the canine--
es bybuimlng or burying; ‘33 :alioo'ld
have bee lithe case. 2
The commissioners will probably
make an investigation- at the matter.
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TROUT. P143 AS SEASON
FOR SNGIIING OPENS. " '

 

this morning and Nomlk's anal
m} 0‘2 Men anglers were out
ii

men expect a £9ch season inspite of?
the fact that the hmoite have been
gnaw ‘ A

’Qn account all the factories-2,

a half day on Saturday and. some”!

at “all it is probably that the 31“ any
anglers will be in greater numhe:
than ever. A not ammo ot the ter-

 

But
mw.mt seem to dampen the
sport any. ‘

Fish are plentiful in. these streams ;

it is reported“ by.” fish “Resume war-

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AWE T0 Glam SAIDS
NEW YORK. April Lu-Alansnn B

 

Jiotixhion. of Corning, N. Y... many

appointed Ambassador to Germany.
his site find two daughters were pas-
gore aboard the Olympic. sailing
for Englaitd.- The ambassador

will pmceed immedktely to Berlin:

 

M
Advertise in. the.8entinel for the
Classified Ad.

 

 

 

 

with reference to ed

 

Now-19.

was enjoyed .1»? the, members who at- ‘ .
pended. Due to 43110 1’ Chi Sci .8
cathe'r conditions thereummrl 2 £21721. by; V“$

attendance 4

 

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mayhem unmet,

was mm“! to the executive board at I
a national council meetingvhereTh-n. ' '

rat-“11:553. 42"“ “5;-..

ii ~ ere
Afiomin puissant cause elu—‘i ' [it Many Farm es: Th ; .
was astonis- otthebmks Ellshc-r-' 2

 
 

For Norwalk and vicinity: m: "lg-V
ln‘slit and Sunday; not much 2
ha temperature; Wham becom-

 

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SWEET runs AND DAFFODILS
ARE. NOW THE SEASON FLOWERS
, Fresh. out everyday and very reasonable

Get in the habit of buying quality at our store
Iain Street

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GOLDPISB

Fertilisers, Vegetable and Flower Seeds

 

Hardware and Housefurnishings

2" rm

We just received a new assortment of tiny pets

29.! NoRWALK FLORIST AND SEED STORE

Poultry Wire Netting

All Sues in Stock—Our Prices Are Right

Rssenfleld Brothers

125 waslfimton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery
Warm

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ling northwest this afternoon: Wam-
ings [01- high winds are displayed on
the coast The storm which was cen—
tral over Kentucky yesterday morning
has moved eastward and is new mass»
ling out to sea near Bioek Island. it
has caused rain or snow during the}.
last 2411911123 in all districts east or line
Mississippi river, Northiield it“ 1e-
ported 12 inches of snow. Massachus-
{etts and the northernyportion of Com
necticut is covered with snow and ice.
§frhe weather is clearing this morning
‘11 the western and central sectional; f
’The temperature continues
rooting along the northern border.

THIS OI’T~—IT IS “031'“
. MONEY l
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Exclusive golor combinations in the ntWESl pazunw :1»; 7‘
A big variety to choose from and moderateh 1‘: w:
TRlPLETOE SILK HOSlERY FOR WOMEN

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sTo‘nEppEN SATURDAY EVENiNGS

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and null it to Foley s. Co 2835 Sher—l
mild Ave" Chicago. Ill.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receiye in return a trial package cons;
taming Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound to!- céughs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in side:
and back: ', rheumatism backache.
kidnély and bladder ailments: and
Foley 'Cathartic Tablets. a. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for Constipation. biiiousness. headache-l
125. and sluggish boweiamstiilson-Al

 

 
 

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“‘2“, ,“ ' Are Heirloom

2 beautiful dreasures of ions 3:) 2 1-
L'hldden‘. away with neither a chance .22

toplydheir usefulness inrtho world > ,
not exploit the delighttui‘gcharm 2. :-
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. It is to refitore such gift: that
we maintain; 2, W of highly
skilled artisan.” men who have
selected to devote their lives to ‘ "

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“you some article of jewelry indeed, 2'.
, - repair. Let us. show you some of ’
the modern designs in ’special “ ‘ '
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15% pair of Sample Pumps, latest ‘styies——sizes 31; 4. 1 2.. 2
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SAMPLE PUMPS

at these prices
W , , a gem. comes

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CE ”OTERY

AHIEB AND RECH ARGED
HARRY DUFF, 8 Union St, So. Norw al‘

Formerly with Exide flattery, South Norwalk

‘Ciémtte Holders
Good. Luci: Rings ‘ .
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