filllllEllS The" ‘Nbrwaik Bird and Nature aim will meet with Mrs. E. A. Wood- “rd. North Main street. on Monday ‘ soloing The usual business meeting of the. J; Young People‘s Society of St. Peter's antheran Church was held last eve- 1‘] hing at the church. -All the new shades in silk stock.- it ings at the lowest prices at Keeler's. ‘1 Keeler’s earn- a. very fine glove silk fucking for only 02 .00 a. pair. Members of Eureka Rebekah W. No. 42. I. O. O. .F. will hold one iii-strumming of the month at the ”lodge rooms this evening.' 0 2 There will be a meeting or the . Board of Health at 8 o'clock Monday “mt at the other. of Dr. Robert E. IPII'IIue. West mime. The Meat and ”Ordinance will come up for dis— condos. . -Hats made over. O'Brien's. The Fnirfleld County Republican Annotation will meet at the Hotel Stir-afield on Sctm-dny noon at 12:30 o'clock for their regular semi-annual meeting continued from the firstrSat- many in Moo-eh. --‘Bny your Victrols st Donnelly's on easy weekly payment. Store open mains: until 0 P. H. The Men‘ 3 Club of St Paul' 3 Church held a very successful busi- nem meeting last night. Arrange- ments to entertain the women of the church at the meeting to be hcld the iflrst Thursday of May were made. . —-Keeler's are selling that wide seam stocking in a sheer silk at $1.49 a. pair. ——Heavy silk :2. 00. ,(l W‘fi‘fifli‘H: .- o- v.‘ .. Richard W. Sweeney. thy underwent a slight Operation '31 the Norwalk Hospital. has been ~‘ discharged from that institution and if”: is flow at his home in 2 lndians. .. Place. Mr. Sweeney is doing nicely. .1; v—Large size pea coal. Harris & oG-n- Co., Tel. 721. V —————_. .‘2 The surrender of Lee will be cele- r brated this evening by the members 01 Douglas Fowler W. R. C.. with a. Invita- - supper and entertainment. x tions to attend have been cxtcnded ' so Fowler Tent. No. 11. _ —Mr. Chester Clark of Quintard avenue has purchased a. "490" Tour- ing car from the local agent. \‘V. R. Austin. of Austin‘s Garage. This is Mr. Clark's second Chevrolet. Small boys were responsible for the starting: of :i grass fir:u in the salt meadows at the rear of th-- Nash Enginee ring Company's plant late yesterday afternoon. last night llli‘ ilrv siderablc headway and tho- flame and smoke could he semi ior u consider- able dish-int c. Many people believe-d. from the) location. of the flame reflect- ed against the sky and low-hanging clouds. that Dr. \l'mls‘vorth's soni- tarium was :ilzluzv. :inul numerous itelephonc calls “'(Tt‘ made to inset-i“— tain if this was so. —Rl(‘HAR.D BAliTln-ZLJIESS in a brand new picturi- shown In an audionm- i‘or tin;- timo at the Rear-lit tnuioi-nnv night. _ Added :lttrmtiun I‘nmnc O'Brien in < “(‘13: Dullalsfi White 8; Wycoff Stationary ' 25c to 750 Box STILISON POWELL Corp. South Norwalk Sn, who re-; * to Douglas Fowler Post and to Melis- : lly eight o'clock * had gained con-l first I h. 7 »‘~‘~‘\‘\-~_‘~‘\‘~‘\- . .-/-.'1'.','/’1n,-,- H U H ‘9 U . ‘W\ .3- ~ -“- u [‘1 I 0--.- .» a... man-o\n‘v. ”a Aminzfiogrgognn .. . JD Upsetting the Rams . Ten years ago a workman beganIshving $10 monthly. He Ifig- .ured that, With com- pound intereét. he- Would have $2000 in thirteen years. But be upset the figures, His wife found new ways to save. He earned promotion. In six years his $2000 mode the first payment on a home. Now his home is nearly clear. wow-‘0‘.~‘~I.\I.\I.\m\‘\‘ “.‘ .v.-,',-.‘/U;-t~';'l“ - South Norwaik fimmp3mfi “Or-n Ila-aw w" ,- r fllflr’fllmfllw - 1922 All the New Fabrics for Spring and Sommer Apparel and tor Immanuel-ton exhiitionm , E. K. BANKS’ DRY cocoa m Under Memo Hotel 4.547 We“ WW smut Newly elected omcers of Norwalk Lodge. .No. 709. B. 0. 13.. will be in- stnlled at the next meeting of the lodge on Wednesday night, April 12. —Easter Cards. Briggerman Bros. “Yes Brotherton retereed the .game between the Red Men and Old- Timcrs ‘Wednesdsy night at the Nor- wslk Armory in good dupe. both sides being well pleased with his de- cisions. Charles Lindeberg won the umpire. ..m —Easter Han. O‘Brien's. Catholic Union Council. No. 46, K. of C.. will attend Holy Communion in a‘body at St. Mary‘s Church. 88!:de morning. A communion breakout will be served at the council's club house following mass. ——«Storage Batteries recharged. Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave. The cases of Clifford Wheeler and Francesco Mele. both of whom took appeals from sentences given them in the First District Court recently. arc to come before the Court of Com- mon Pleas in Bridgeport on Tuesday. April 11. “'itnesses in both cases were subpoenaed today by Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens. -—VVhy not save money by buying l your hosiery at Kecler's. Definite assignment of thc case of the Grievance Committee of the Fair- field County Bar Association. against Attorney Salvatore P. Genuario of this city. was made this morning by Judge Isaac “'olie in the short cal- endar session of the Superior Court. to Tuesday morning. April 11th. this to be the first case to be taken up. ——SEE IT FIRST A new farce, “Lady Bug," at Regent, Friday night, featuring John Cumber- lland and Marie Nordstrom. 200 balcony seats at 50 cents. George- H. Lockwood. of the Lock- wood Manufacturing Company wishes the Sentinel-to state that hc is not the Ge orgr Lockwood who was sum- moned to Bridgeport to appear he- i‘ore- the State Motor Vehicle De- pnrtmcnt inspector to answer to a charge of driving while under the in- fluence of liquor. ——Soft Hats and Caps. O'Bricn's. lirfrcshing’ ncw spring dress acces- iseries including lair-st models in cor- .suis .lHlI Hoosier-cs. waists. gloves. silk hosiery. silk s-rarfs. dainty lingerie. ; l't'flllilllll neckwear and smart veils are 3!.) lm found at Thr- X. it. Ryan Co'su ,slnl‘r. You are surc to find many Ythiurs in this inn-resting. "p—to—rlaxc the smnrtncss Sec adv. ’v'ollwctmn. in coniplcte '0? your l-Ixistcr :ttlirc. Nov-walk Church 0r- nrsistnl by Mrs. Emma Cubic. ~—(,‘unccrt 1.5- "in Silil. ,lc—ndrr. Norwnlk .\l. E. church. Friday ;( Villllll-T. 5:15. 30 nuts. i _. _- _. l m . l ihc lmmcn lectures at St. I‘auls: Church will he concluded with tho gun» to lie given tonight at S by Rev. “John \\'ilkins of St. Paul's Church. 1 Ni 1'.‘ l"'l‘hi- ‘.\'ork or lllt‘ ll‘hurch." Father \Vilkins is cspcci- ‘:illy null fitted to speak on this sub— let-i. his coursv of six win-ks on :i like sulvlcl-t at St. Paul's Church. New Haven. er}; “'(mk, number m people attending- There ! h: is littn .-. good attendance at all the sprnious lectures and it is hoped um man) “ill take the opportunitv to h.- prcscnt tonight. Th0 scrubs consists of a few hxmns and punt-rs (ml). so that the whole time for the N-T\l(“: Ill‘. d lecture is not more than an “0111.. - ,—‘—*—.- . —R|(‘HA_R«D BARTHEIJIESS in :1 brand new Mature shown to an audience for the firm time at the Regent «Morrow- night: Added attraction, Eugene O'Brien in “my Dom-’9 .I Can Haven. Who has for his subject“ Holy Spirit in the» inning grown in interest ex-l as shown by the increasingl All That it Its depositors is security andservioe. We keep these two thingscons'tantly in mind. Our capital and surplus of $400,600 together. form the largest fund of its kind in town and our . investments are made with the idea of more. As for service: There isnothing any good book; can do that we can not do for you. I nev. m n. ashamed at.» Fool's Church. deliver-ed s sermon- Wsdnesdu' night stfit. Stephen’s Church in Providence. R. 1- ”r -->Full line MIL m, to the convention tom’s held in Bridgeport Sunday will be. elected tonight at a. meeting“ of‘fie Medial We to beheld “1th: at- nce of Dr. Paul A. Zahlmui, 79 Washington street. ' _ -. -—SEE IT Hm ‘ * A new tom, “Lady Bug." «tenant. Friday night. featuring John Com loud and Mario W zoo The New_Yol-k. “trim.“ Hartford Railroad is soon to place an order for more at the m motor curs similar to thesone'm‘ ated between Dunbar! and bite!- deld sud Waterbury, Ant honing .3 mating capacity of forty Myers, instead of the thirty-fiveprovided (or by the present oars. mmmm multinationals-teeter the first marl-em tamer-"light. seasons-ammonium ‘usym” Eighty members or the clam in “Applied Politics" which has been meeting. under the auspices of the Women's Republican Association of Norwalk. attended a luncheon held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Royal James Hotel. Wall street. Fol- lowing the luncheon. the remlar pro- gram will be followed. opening at 3 o'clock. -—SEE IT FIvBfiT A new fem, “Lucy Bog.” at Regent. Friday night, featuring John W- land and Mario Wm. 200 balcony costs at 50 cents. Members of the Kiwsnls Club M379 extended a corth invitation at the weekly luncheon held at -the Royal James Hotel to visit the local ex- change of the Southern New. 3n:- land Telcphone Company during bus- iness hours for the purpose :0! in- specting the pint. The invitations were signed by Mmr MJ-H Nut- ting. -——Clesn Egg. Stove and dint coal. Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721. Two men endeavored Ito get into ,the more of Jacob Ostphan. at the :corner of Monroe and Chestnut streets. about 2 oclock this morning. but were scared away .by Mr. 0st- phnn. according to a report he made to Patrolman Robert Gainer. The men were described as being of med- ,ium build, wearing dark clothes, and wearing soft hats. -'—-.\ir. Paul Connery of 83 Plum" Road has purchased on F. 8 Chevrolet Coupe from the local agent. \‘i’. ll. Austin of Austin's Garage. Members or the Nor-walk Medical Society and the stuff of the Norwalk ,Hospital held a joint meeting last night at the hospital. About twenty physicians were present. The feature of the evening was an interesting ad- dress by Dr. Dennett. of the Post Graduate Hospital of New York City. on the subject "Infant Feeding." A lunciicon was scrvcd after the meet- mg. —SEE IT FIRST A new force. “Lady Buy." at Regent. Friday night, featuring John Cumber- land and Mario Nordstrom. 200 balcony seats at 50 cents. There was a good attendance at .thc meeting of Bonner Council. Sons land Daughters of Liberty. last eve: :ning. initiation was held, there be- ‘ing three candidates. Plans were for the cntcrmining‘cf the lstalc officers at the meeting next .week: also for celebrating the six- iieenth anniversary of the council. A lsupper will be served next Thursday lcvening. After the meeting last ev- 'cnin‘; a rehearsal of the degree team was held. it is expected this team will make its first appearance before the state officers on Thursday evening. 6 mode ——Coal. mlcally. 721. fresh mined. screened auto- Harris nnd Guns Co.. Tel. Two Sort: of Contagion. Diseases are not the only mugs lthat are contagious. Kindness is can: logic“; manly integrity is cont» gioux: all the positive virtues with real red blood in their veins are con- tugioum—‘Henh 'G’soDyke. ‘ Give .“EdnsBrovn. Lucio. Schenck. Hilde [@3354 new” mm Ammfirtywasglvan “mam-hanks” evening-£1010 humour Mr. and lira. Fred C. Buz- hat, 1 Lincoln. avenue. on the advent mwfim~m April 19 for a mmwm.Aiu-genmn- 'ber of Miss Rsihs' “lends were .9” mm W: “In. Edward-(C Planter. the Mines Louise and N818 launder. Kr. and In. or» amen. ”30M Home. Wlmun Zea-gee. John Hoehrlng, Lester Hughes, Hm Au- match and Karl W A tunneling writing case was pre- sented‘tollhu Mass. token of the “3‘1 W. on held for her by her friends. which carried With it the sincere wish or everyone present for. Lima wow end a most. witty- ahle‘ trip.- ”Ir. and lire. Otto Gugsda ammo her with a. diary m- Baihs will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs. William 8.133299. MOORE-00m A wedding of much interest in this city took place in the chantry of the Church of the Transfiguration in New ,Yorit City yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. when Dr. Howard D. Moore. of Donbnry. and In. Gertrude F. Cowles. of New York. formerly or Not-walk. were united in marriage. The ceremony. awhile informal. was witnessed .by a party of friends .0! the bride and bridegroom from New York. Nomi}: end Dcnbury. H. s. Martin. of New York. sponsored the bride and Dr. H. Freak Moore. of Bethel. brother or the bridegroom. outdated as best man. Dr and Mrs. Moore Iwill deter their wedding trip until later in the season. and a1- ter a dcy'e outing. will occupy their home ct 51 Balm avenue. Dan- . bury. They will have the hearty congratulations and'go‘od wishes of their Imany friends. Mrs. M. Joann love a birthday party for Ethel Josemnt her home. 14 Spring street. on Wednesday after- noon at 4 o'clock. in honor or Miss Josem' s 11th birthday. About a do:- en of her young friends gathered litI the Jwem home and spent a \ery enjoyable alteration with games. dancing and refreshments. Miss Jos- em received a number-.0! handsome presents as well. Guests at the Royal James Hotcl last night were: Henry A. Gross New York City: D. C. Kerr. Pitts- field. Hess: H. S. Tatman. Hart- ford; “I M. Mutterec. New London; R. C. Parrish. New York City; E. W. Jennings. Boston. Mala. Dr. Chsrles S. Mmsrland. general secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. is now on a. visit to Mexico. visiting the vari- ous church interests in that cotmtry'. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hines. who have been mending several months in Miami. Florida. arrived in Norwalk this week. and have taken apartments at the Hill Top inn, East Wall street. Mi: «Grace O‘Men. or 7 Reed street. entertained the members of the S. M. and L. Club all her home last evening. Dori-on Fish Boas. On the outside at your goldfish bowl point the bottom and about two inches above the bottom in dark green point. g This odds greatly to the comfort of your pets. They Will not “in! so wildly but seek the bottom and rest. Very pretty castles can be built of rough pebbles. and cement (choosing a cement that will nothe affected by user) projections. nooks and tunnels will be appreciated by the fish. Boy! and girls. t_oo. will find making them I pleasure. e Normal Temperature.. As defined by experts. normal tem- I WMiiyo-dm'tme“lii“m go- anger new money In a new package that fits the pocket— (A: a price that .fits' the pocket-book— ]he same unmatched blend of TURKISH, VIRGINIA and BURLEYTobaccos FIRTH AVE. MY“ Cl‘l‘Y rm ihcdcsler é mandery No. 3. K. T. will be ‘ the Asylum. Berkeley street. this ev- ening at 7:30 o’clock. of the noun will be conferred. “WM let them. A stated concave of Clinton Com- . lustrioim Order of the Red Cross and . the Essentials Many a thing would go without soy- . in; it people had wisdom enough to ‘ “to WA “3N "My emit srs per-attire for any place-is the tempera- ture obtained by averaging a period at temperatures so long that further sddltlonswsll not materially affect the. result. Actually. however. there are only 2‘ few such long records in the country. and nor‘mnl is taken to menu the average of a period of observation of selected length usually the longest obtainable. a , r , IIYoo Can’t “Get There” if You Don’t Start . You have until Mon-’ - day evening, the tenth of this month to~deposit your money in on r S a v i n gs department and draw interest. from . the first. v..- wt ’3‘] “oo Dumas H 't liq-en.) fitsEiifii-Wm cesium- “lien on owner; S ’ G G Gds m: .1- ms ' mi: 3 9m alliertised rt g I :figfi'wwi : among the things Which he desired to m In '3'" :meo-wzm , sell or to «rent the paper on the salts. w w 3399:! -- ha! I‘ I I I "woman; 3:05?!“ we "a ”Pufi mu,” Brooklyn e. E Baseball (‘10\ t' ‘ mus-M 3.” 0‘ m “I . mmrvgwapojyy i Bans lI , ESTABLISHED 1392 Bats 1 . , . "1 7 Stocks and Bonds “hm A” Accessories Es .nwssm SECURITIES ' . ONCE .MGRE part. for a. Vacation, Honey. Come .' _'_closirtg Saturday and. We want to *remind you that Summer approaches and that with it will come the desire on your ‘- You will be able to get the Time if you have the to 7 the; Peoples Trust Co. before posit the sum that will, if added to regularly each [week until some time in July or Augustugiwe you ,. - all the money . you will need for your Boliflghy.’ Ifyou begin yonr‘cfilgzd any time up to m: M03“. _ day, .0er mi: will Bird; .3 Weather Prophm ' . Author's Trip Aimcst Royal, held in l ,At least some birds are good, Mark Twain says 2?:1 ulvl‘. Bret weather prophets The green wood~ ' Bane came east in ':\T'~ . mm the when the ll- pecker is known in some parts of this I editorship 0f lhr l'l"'l‘ ‘ ”E???“ Knights 0: ”an"? 98 the “rain bird" because MS Magazine in Chicago, . 2:; w’ wussed ~ laughing cry so often precedes a down- the continent in s:;< l l inlliilhlii poor. The misselthrosh. again, has blaze of national l: 'krrst : am?- gained the name of “Storm cock," b.- ment that one micll: Ln mum?“ cause he Elm before Wind and min. Ithat he was the \L . o rt 5‘ (f 1: din cr 3 . i progress of Bailey‘s vcrr ct in “all a otter 75 years of laineixm elawmr. Liston! l 4,%._ W9” ”W was very costly whenf II IT II “m...“ -. firs' introduced. As late as the end of "Quotation of local issues iumished.‘ Maples & Goldschmidb ,85‘ Washington Street. 8o. Not-walk w: A. W. Hodfe Essie 3311310011 Sc 3.3m Q . u». .s- i f v r ll N The Big Six Sellers on the April L Victor Records "5mg," W “Lola. no, " Pox Trcl “We" m m «swamn Fox Trot de-~ I ! l I E l fine. “my: 3.] in You It” I target,"sch Schumann I Vim-gig Dene, aain Floor. . ' A; A Gifts for-Eater ‘Nut'ting Pictures Hand—painted ( huh. Shade Pulls fible Decoratiom .I-‘aper-flowcrs 7 Norwalk was om "“ , 5‘ m, .
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