SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922
Bill NEWS
drill of the guard team of Eure-
lithe-Rah Lodge. No. 42. I. O. O.
“as held last evening.
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7.11 and Mrs. Hurry 'l‘ryon have i
110111] from Stamford to an apart-
"Mill on Elizabeth street.
—»Stomge Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
it is expected that should the
mnther be fair that there will be the
11-11111 Easter parade along West ave-4
'.ll(‘ tomorrow afternoon.
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A baby carriage thnt had been
abandoned on “later street was
bronchi. in to police headquarters nt
1111 curly hour this morning by Special
Ilt‘pllty Sheriff Lazarus.
”Soft Hats and Cons. O‘Brien’s.
Mrs. Rita. Belhum. charged with
I;111\ious carriage is under arrest at
1.11 lo headquarters todoy. Her use
was continued until Monday morning.
April 17th.
Gasoline hos gone up a cent a. gel-
11011.ch selling at 28 cents and it is
oxpected that in a short time there
1‘.l be another increase of n cont or
111111 in the price of that commOOty
—Hcts mode over. O'Brion's.
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The case of Richard Leo. charged
1.11111 reckless driving. was again oon~
111111111 this morning bacon-o of the
am that Mrs. Mutant newbothsnt.
1-1 llgty street. who was injured by
lmn's machine several weeks ago. wns
111 no condition to appear in court
{‘L‘iilnflt him thin morning.
Thomas Brown. colored. charged
wuh burglary of the store of Rsflueie
(0((h'la. on Mechanic street. on Ap-
fl] cuth 1921. and recently arrested
in Bridgeport by the State Police.
will be arraigned before Judge
(:1 orgc ll. Vosburgh in the downtown
11111rt on Monday morning at 9: 30
o’clock. Brown is held in bonds of
33.000.
Stove and nut coal.
Tel. 721.
—Clean Egg.
Harris and Gans Co.
John Kern. arrested on Ely avenue
111 11:40 o'clock last night by Patrol-
man John Smith. was fined 87 and
tnll costs and was mum 15 days in
.111 to think it over, when arraigned
11-1ure Judge George H. Vosburgh in
1111 downtown court this morning.
lit'rn was recently arrested on the
1.111119 charge. and was fined. but his
lulvimls treatment seemingly failed
111 make any impression on him.
colored. a chauffeur
Garage. arrests-d on
by State Policeman
Leahy, for driving a car
markers. either at the front
or reur, was arraigned befOre Judge
(lunrge H. Vosburgh in the down‘
town court this morning. The charge
was nailed on the payment of costs.
which amounted to 33.10. it was ex-
mnnwl to the court that Peters sim-
11y Ili‘OVL' the car from the rear ui‘
H111 garage around the block to dis-
Peters.
Austin
last
Jerry
ior the
'fltlllllny
' ‘hnmas
without
l~wHt' of some refuse that had accu-
1111111111111. The car had Just been
irmlul in and the Austin Garage
Hulrkcrs had not been placed on it
il\ \"‘l.
home a. box of Natteford‘s
Blister. Now on both“. at
'12-.
1-.1llnl)’
l‘l-llll‘ lvt's.
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Special Easter Packages
Foss’ Candy
STILLSON POWELL Corp.
South Not-walk
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All the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for Immediate use on oxhlltlon at
E. K. .BANKS’
onv nouns STORE
Under W Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
William H. Rrris is having a new
residence constructed in Elmwood’
avenue. 1
r. on . ur' , .
mthoporontsofnhahybcy.The
child was born at tho Nomclk hos-
pital. Mrs Wheeler in doing nicolY.
—Buy your m ct 0mm
onmmm Mops:
noumwfll‘tl. II.
A report tint a gins-window in the
rent 0! Bishop and men. Commerce
street. was sins-bed during the night.
was made to tho Norm“: police to-
day.
Every homo nuts music. Tho Vb-
troin reproduces the world‘rhest and.
my be secured from A. J. Collins
Company on their very easy pomonr
lion.
-—Cos.l. fresh nines. screened cm
3'2“” Burris sad Guns Co. on.
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A well attended rotating was held“
man's Relief Col-pg No. 16. 25 “ten-
hers being present. Refreshments and
a social time were enjoyed by all
after business transaction
I-{ubhelli and Jnymor dock builders
in Bridgeport have just completed the
building of a. dock in Westport for
R. C. McNeil of the 1Consolldated
Coal Co. Mr. McNeil recently bought
out the Hubbell Coal and Grain Cb.
in Westport.
—L9.rge size pen coal.
Harris &i
Gun (30.. Tel. 721.
——Cluett. Peabody & Co.. Inc.. have
steady work for girls and women.
pressing and folding men's soft shirts
and athletic underwear. Good pay un-
der congenial surroundings in a clean
and sanitary factory.
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The final list of contributions to
the G. A. R. Encampment Entertain-
ment Fund will be published in the
Et-enlng Sentinel on Monday. Those
who have not as yet taken advantage
of an opportunity to contribute to this
fund should do so at once. Contribu-
tions will be accepted at the Evening
Sentinel office until noon Monday.
and all contributions will be acknow-
ledged lri these columns.
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——Easter Hats. O'Brien's.
Plans for a smoker to be held on.
May 10th were made at the meeting
of Monito Grotto. No. 56. \‘l 0. V. 1’.
E. R. at the meeting held last even—
ing.1\1embers of the G rotio and their
Master Mason friends are invited to
attend. and invitations to the clzissts
of 1921 and 1922 of both Old “701];
and St. John's lodges have been sent
out. The newly formed Obeh GrottoI
of Bridgeport. has also been invited
to attend. The baseball team will‘
officially opln its season on Satur-
day next when it meets the Norwzllk
Iron ‘Norks Athletic Association at
Amuscmcllt Park. A game has becn'
scheduled for today with the Shipping
lionrd plant. but may be postponed
because of wet grounds.
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April 15._. Kingston
J. .\l('|';lrtll,\'. :1 clerk in HIV Mil-idem
Post office was hound (Iw-l‘ to thc
sitlim: m“ the l'. S. Court :1! So. Non;
\\‘.':lk. Apri' 24. l1_\'(‘nmmlssion1s l-‘rml-f
crick .l i‘rn‘lw t )‘('Si¢'Fdll)’ (lflt'l‘nlloll Ollf
Allrll _'il. by "(‘YlillllSSlOnt'T l-‘rc-dt-l‘lf‘k‘
.l. 1‘01'1 1:7 i'v-st: l“'.‘l}' :li'tt-l'llnull ml1
"li.’llL"I“~‘ 11: «i1‘;llill: hill-rs :llllI Sli‘iil-'
llli: Ill" 111m. :1'3“ 111‘ tin-(~11 It‘llt‘fl‘s. ;
l'nst rvl'l‘im- lusur-tor .T. 112. A. Sui-'
livuli of “NS’UH )Il'l‘St'llItd tho (“unl—
-lYll.\:r-lll1~: ‘lxls i1l1'1 5‘91} 10 I’t‘lHlll
l'llhlisl Lr V‘1vlll1ull‘3'. which were 118-:
ml (.5. 1-511-5 by l-l'lllS «lt-positml ill thr-
vUIIllmlly's lmyts. :lllti lle suill tllzli
murkwi Si hills which lllld llm-n ill llllf
.325 Per Month
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lrilcl-s wrrc l:l‘111' found on Bl’cl‘ul'llli‘.
A stall-mull sigmul l-y McCarthy also
was ol'l‘cl': (l. Ill lllis it “213‘ said by lll‘"
lll<l)t‘(‘lO]. flu- lr-r'llst-rl l1.'11<l said ll“
l111l tnkrn :1l1m1t S 1-11 in tlzn last _1-1 1:1
and :1 half 'll:v bond of $16110 was
continued.
last evening by Douglas Fowler Wo—l ..
.(m the rake were being lighted by the
:ilrothcr John H. Plander.
grw toil malso made its first appear-
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Block and com. Milo
nudity with lists solo sud
donor toils
use. 8 pain-8.7!!
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Blocks and Browns with
list. soiocnd or tags, s
service-lilo sou-em .
an. tar-muss»
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OUR ANNUAL SALE
High-Grade Women’ 3 Silk Hosiery
“Van finalise”
MBNDAY WAY WEDNHBAY
3‘ BAY-S BNLY
the Future utilises Saving Prices.
WWW
For Our $3.15 W Muslin Night Shirts With Turn
Denim. Sim lite 1.9.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEKTINEI.
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“Merrill”
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April 19
' g mt two months. Mr. Goodchiid is to
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the engagement of hot daughter Mar»
U.‘ at the sum-Powell drug store on
- 1 Washington street. ‘No date has been ,
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SOCIAL
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__ NOTES
. 1. .The Highland Democrat, published
} at Peekskili. N. Y., contained in its last
issued the following announcedmelit:
“Mn. 5. Bennie White announces
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garetta. to Nelson VVoodruft Powell,
' son of Mr. 9nd Mrs. Thomas Powell.l
of South N Conn. "
Mr. Pow woke-known in this
city and- is assocbted with his father
a“ for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodchiid of
- Garner street, soiled this morning on
the new White SQ! liner Homeric for
Engln‘nd wheer they will spend the
a Your 80 Buy New for
"run-ah"
Eon:
BANNER COUNCIL
ANNIVERSARY
IS OBSERVED
Continued. from First Page.
Sister l-‘annie Crockett. a. hand pointed
picture. with a. few appropriate re-
marks Mrs. Crockett. although much
received with military honors.
The premier told his visitor he was
optimistic concerning the results of
the conference. "because. from all the
countries of Europe. and from all re-
sponsbilo men. comes,» Genoa an at-
dent desire to re—cstsblish .11 atmos-
phere of healthy coilnborntion be-
tween all the peoples of the world."
surprised by the gift. thanked the’
Council for it. and turned the tables’
nt-utly by presenting to Mr. Scofleld. ’
on behalf of the Council. a box of
cigars Mr. Scofield having been de- !
glee master for the past sixteen yenrs.I
A pleasing feature of the evening:
was the Council's birthday cake.
which contained sixteen candies.
"America" was sung while the candles
first Councilor of Banner Council.
The de-
uncc during the evening.
A delicious supper of sliced cold
meats. salads. baked macaroni and
chccsc. pickles. rolls. sandwiches. cof-
fee and pic was served. after which
dancing was enjoyed by those pres-
cm. the musf'c being furnished by
Charlotte Kracmer. Charles Utzinger.
Il('\\‘:lf‘ll
Russian Rehabilitation
Undertaken By Experts
of Other _Big Powers
(Continued from _First Page.)
divisions arranged before then.
Although the conference worked
l‘nintcrrupedly through Good Friday.
it “as announced today there would
‘nc 1111 meetings of commissions on
liaslnr Sunday.
GENOA. April 15 (Associated
Fresg).—Premier Facta today re-
ceived Monsignor Signori. Archbishop
oi Genoa. at the royal palace. the...
111-111l111111rtvrs of the Genoa Confer~
muw. The archbishop having ex-
pressed a desire to thank Signor
13-11-111 in his inaugural speech at the
conference alluding to the letter frnm
Pope Plus, the premier: sent Ill! 5!!
:zlllnnlul-ile tor him. "he nrelate “-1134
Richards and Melvin Braist-l '
BAMBI to
TB llflP
linen outing M
MMWEm’r
Vefisfleficupcdlhbdfir
Jasper, Minn. — “I sswinthe
about LydaoE. EPinkhsm' s Vegm
Compotnid
and
my back that I
not do my work. I
had tried other mod-
m- e
yo ddt‘deNowlm
told a n of friends what it his
done for me and give you permission to
usemy letter as a testimomnl. ”—Mrs.
JESSE PETERSEN. Route 1,Jssper, Mimi.
There' is no better reason for-our
ing L E. Pinkham’s Veg
than this-it has magi:
women. So if you suffer from d'm
merits, irregularities. backache, ner-
E‘i.£.;i”fi 1?” pawl? 35%?
o 1- e remem r a
What it did for Mrs. Peter-
sen it may do for you. ‘
TheV ethsHeCompoun shhdsn upon
a foundation of nearly fifty years of
service.
, visit Coventryrfiirgtnnd, where he will .
" consult with the board of Directors of
7' , recently s. number of mend; at the
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‘ 1 was sending contributes: to the vari-
jute J &J Cash C‘ommny.
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My M43111? Boers entertained
home of Mri Hurry Weisgnrtner in
honou- of his WWW. thou pre—
lint were tfi‘Mi-ss Am Weizman-
Raters.
mmm_motnr. andM‘rs.
“unstimulat-
Educ. M or mums street.
as the week-end in New Han
Rufus J. Smith and Charles Prescott
were visitors in Stu-afoul last evening. ‘
Miss Mildred Faulds was a. visitor
out of town yesterday afternoon.
Hod Almost Too Much Looming.
The cultured csiculstors have bu.
meme!) rare. The extmcrdinsry
antler may, perhaps. be cited. burn
in 3721. Wklt the age of twelve. had
oi the mathunsticinns ginning. He
could read at three; at four he could
speak Latin, hunch and German: st
men he knew Greeksnd Bea-cw; st
chm he had written s. actions“: of
thelcsttwotongnoozstthtrteenho
cos learned societies. etc. “bully. at
nileteen. on Sept. ll. 1740, having
learned apparently nil there was to
know. he died. That‘s what inn-ch
larnlng leads to.
—Prize Fox Trot for Benefit; Police
Pension Fund at Kish Hall. Easter
Monday night.
On pogo seven Joseph Davis speaks
of some night shirts at 50 cents that
he is closing out. It sounds like a
good buy He is conducting- mm spec-
ial with his annual sale- of Women's
silk hosiery. for three days. Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
—Don't forget. the dance at Armory
Easter Monday. Eulow crowd to
have good time. Fisher Billiken Orch.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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The Boys Will Choose
a Snappy “T weed’.’ Suit
for Easter
111‘ _Real “Tweed”S130rt Suits with two pairs
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‘W. Axum Roars; Billy Alien
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Boys’Blouscs
Boys’ Shirts
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Boys’Neckwear
Lillie...
,Boys’Csps $1;00to$2.w
Boys’SportHose 50cm”.
Rogers 62’ Stevens
Two Stores
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boys..........$15.00
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... 50¢
South Norwalk
29-131 West Washington Street
Pleasure.
disc.
The'H‘ouse Where Trading Becomes a-
The House that Cares Not How Much
Money Yen Have in Your Purse.
The House that Offers to Clothe You
and Your Family on the Most Liberal
Terms and Mel‘s You Reliable Merchan-
B’ANTS STREET NAME CHANGED
Editor of The Sentinel: '
“The change of name of High street
seems to be very unpopular and not
in general use. I ’would suggest that
it be called Upland street. This flame
is certainly descriptite and appropri—
ate and there is no name like it in
‘ the city.
Aaron Kola.
,VVHO ARE YOUR
ASSOCIATES?
That is a question
that m e a n 5 much
socially.
"SEWEWE
ill .1 ll ll 0. 1911'. ii
wmnzlll npcllvd all 21c-
111ml? with $90.21. She
llzl< lIC‘t‘ll depositing $23 fl
her month ever since. ’5
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Ill‘E‘t' are Elsél' lllTCl'CSl” " 2
nlllmll figures: "‘
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1.111. l 1920 $- 4.116 f.
911 1 I 1".15 ii,
11121.1. 1921 3. 57 is .
‘- 1‘11]. 1 2“. .25 1‘\
. 1.111 1 1922 20.-. 3!
. Ill two and a half a:
‘ Years she has received "\
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$11118 interest. She Will ,2
I 1-131 vjvc $60 this year. 2!
3 (‘ompound interest 2'
. works fast for th c !Q
. steady depositor. Make [I
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It means a deal more
in business and finance.
This bank offers you
bank connections that
‘will be valuable to you
7 in the business world.
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CLEANLINESS
In our Dairy Products means clcsn
stables, trained milkers, healthy
cattle, carefully washed adders.
sterilized receptacles and mdem
sanitary methods of handling.
'8uch cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and b1.
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Tolephoo’ e 1018
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,ESTABLISH ED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
m SECURITIES
Quotation of lethal issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
85'me Street, Sc. Norwalk
Miss Frances G. Bernard, sister of
Mrs. Robert E. Pcrdue, who has
spent the past three months in Flor-
ida, is exp cted home today
(mm This orT—rr IS wonm
MONEY
RESIDENT. . .
, Cut out this slip. enclose with $0
_th line of Auto Accessories and mail it to Foley & Co“ 2835 She!-
field Ave, Chicago. Ill.. writing you!
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining FoEcy's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rhcumaiism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for const‘pation. l-iliousnees. headach-
cs. and sluggish LOW-PIS. Still-on-
Powcll Corp.
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
$69.09
The Benedict News Go.
43 Wall Street
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Francis H. Sisson, V. P.,
Guarantee Trust Co.
of N. Y.
in .1 recent address said,
“—th (333' has long: Sin’Jt‘
1:11:19 by when an; individual
CF“ live unto li‘mseii” alone.
We must lie only
Live and Let. Live,—
but we have got to
Live and Help Live
in order to help ourselves!”
Get Organized
An account in a Bank is
l ' the first step. That you mutt
haven Start today. Don't
wait. open your account with
a dollar here, if that is all
you can spare th week. You
. will feel at Home in this
Bank from the very first call.
The People’s
Trust (30.
First Bank undcr the his..-
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