SPECIAL
l It is not the policy of,this con—
tern to make a houseto-house
unvas for coal orders. We con-
fider it’annoying to the average
householder and our opinion is
confirmed by many who have
altered from the recent epidemic.
pm- newspaper and general ad-
pertising tells you why you are
are and sane in buying coal here.
Our motto is .mr‘l.
nay Goal of Whom ”volt Choose—-
lo Long as You finy It of Us
Zei'ERRlso
CLOSING
O U T
Our Entlre Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
u—
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I Ila Double Disc 81.00
I 01.00 Double Disc ........ .125
new Double Disc $1.50
.: all at our store and takeadvant-
It. 0! this excvptlonai opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
H No. Main St. So. Norwaik
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE ClGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
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C‘TY PIPES
BRIA'R
Also Celebrated Dunhlil'l
mockemo Block Tel. 1581
W i
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
l-‘I-“l
our A SQUARE DEAL
We will bug: your household
, rags. papers, junk and all
Decondhand glulsm Anything you
have. Price according to the quail-
t! at the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Bound-hand Goods Always on Sale
l
'Newell 8; Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know”
'3 Washington St.. 60. Norwelk
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collars to Match
Special $1.65
TENNIS SHOES
All Sizes.
98c
SELF SERVICE
SHOE STORE
I lo. Main St... So. Norwalk
‘ One Step from Corner
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
REN’S STORE
. W Washington et. a. Nome":
We're not trying to hide behind a screen of conversation when
we ask you to try a “full length” screen on your bedroom window. .
We know that if you ever try one of these real screens, the ad-
justable, collapsible, despisabie, indefensible. little makeshitte that
you MAY have been using will go into the ash «barrel “never" to
rise again.
The Hatch 59° Bailey Co.
Agents for Bird & Son—Johnsolllanville Roofing-s. Sheetrock.
the Fireproof Wall Board and Beaver Board.
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BATTERIES '
To Insure Maximum Enjoyment from Radio Outfits an Absolutely.
Depmdable Storage Battery Is Essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
67 NORTH MAIN STREET
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb 38c lb
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Smoked Beef Tongues ......... . . . . . . . . . 32c ll)
Ferris’ Hams ................. ‘ ...... . ..... 35c lb
Rump Corned Beef ............. . ...... 18c-22c lb
PlateCornedBeef ....... Sell)
BaconSquares.... ...... .................'20clb
Schultze’s Sanitary, Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
louth Norwaik, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
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Opening f
9 NO.MAIN "ST.
Next to United Cigar Store
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, the town poor, general road repairs
Mr. and M
Watchman-cinema
(Continued from First Page}
built. This was- about 1739, vPhen
the growing parish after many meet-
inge.built the present edifice.
\Vhilc the interior has been greatly
changed. the exterior remains pmci
tic:-.lly the same as when erected ove.
:1 century ago. The pr‘e‘lent pastor
is Rev. Fred R. Bunker. The parish.
at the present time. is growing rapid-
ly and is in a most flourishing con-
dition. '
The Sentinel is gretly indebted to
Richard H. Fitch. of \Vilton, for the
usc of a former monthly paper “The
VVcasei," published by him in 1901
which contained a very completé his-
tory of the church. He, in turn, de-
clares himself indebted to Mrs. Ed—
wawl Olmstead's delightfui. little his-
tory, “Wilton Parish, 17364800" for
much of the data contained in his
article.
The complete list of pastors of the
church from its organization until it
celebrated its 1752h anniversary in
1901 is given below:
Rev. Robert Sturgeon.
Rev. \Villiam Gaylord.
Rev. Isaac Lewis,
1726-1732
1733-1766
1768-1786
Rev. Aaron Woodward, 1794-1800
Itev. John I. Carlo. 1801-1804
Rev. Samuel Fisher, 1805-1809
Rev. Silvanus Haight. 1810-1831
Rev. Samuel Merwin, .1832-1838
Rev. John Smith” 1839-1848
Rev. Gordon Hall. 1848—1852
Rev. Thomas S. Bradley. 1853-1‘57
Rev. Charles B. Bull. ”SE-1859
Roy. Samuel R. Dimock. 1859-1861
llm‘. Wheelock N. Harvey, 1862-1867
Rev. Samuel J. M. Morn-in. 1868-1880
Rex. Frank Thompson. 1881-1883
Rev. Cnarles E. l‘pson. 18844886
Rev. Dwight M. Seward. 1886-1889
Rev. \Villiam D.‘ Hart. 1889-1901
EUCHARISTIC
CONGRESS OPENS
Continued from First Page.
with the most holy sacrament from St.
John Latcran to St. Peter's. traversing
the heart of Rome. and a solemn com-
munion service in the Coliseum.
A nocturnal match is to take place
Friday night in lht prrsence of Pope
Plus. and after mi inilrht the holy
Parish Is 196 Years call
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TRISTRAM 59° HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
CHILDREN’S HALF-HOSE—A big choice of colors.
Lightcolorsonly................................. ....... 40c
LADIES’. RIBBED SPORT HOSE—V’ery pOpular.
LADIES’ SILK HOSE—A big assortment from ....... 31.
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29c, 35c, 39¢
ll,
251mm
e-eeunu'.
0N “'AY 'I‘O RECORD,
CHICKEN STI'BS TOE
STORRS, May 24.—There was great
gloom at the poultry department of
the Connecticut Agricultural depart—
.ment yesterday. The Barred Rock
biddie. who began laying an egg :1 day
back in March, and which was ex-
pected to break the. record for con-
secutive laying. failed to lay the daily
egg Sunday. after honing produced 75
eggs in as my days.
She laid again yesterda). but failed
by two eggs to l‘(ach the record of 7 7
established three years ago by a
\Vhite Leghorn hen at the college. The
biddie who almost broke the record is
one of the hens entered in the Interna-
tional egg laying contest from the On—
altar of St. Peter‘s. Solemn adora-
tions “ill take place in several of the
more important imsiiims.
be impressixc
are assembled in the
VS hr n oi. the delegates
(‘curt of llclvc-
enters on the Sellia (lt.\l3lfll‘lil
takes his place on the throne (Spoo—
cially erected for the occasion. (‘ar-
dinai \‘nnmiivlii. as .lr-m: of the Racrml
Font-go. roads :1 mesmcc. from the
Congress to titr- holv Lithel. nni ti: cl
rope in turn delivers an nilocuiirm
The ccrcmony ends by 2hr impmting:
of the apostolic hem-diction by the
pontiff. -—
NORWALK KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
.._ ENTERTAIN
uni Irom First Page)
riiixvns nml llwlr lo}.iliv and olicd-
i- mm to ilw smir- .Lll‘l church. A lvrict'
Svnupsifi m f":- null urn-k that was
done during: 132:» our and the manncr
in which the funds {ll—Illilld are being
ill Ill" llzc sick Mull
woundrd soldiers. the mlucation in the
various willy-ms llli‘::iiclimil the coun-
try of over 430 ex-sevrvicc men in vari-
mi.» niucmér'n'll coursvs. i‘nuciiillml lilo
cveniuus oratory. llct‘rcsilmr-nts xvi-re
then svi‘vr-il by Dim McCarthy (:9‘ Bio-
(‘artliy's restaurant in his usual first
claim manner. Cigars and cignrrttcs
m re DHKSPJ and immmnl talks were
held among the lltfimllt‘l‘s as to thr- in.
tux-€- good things in store for thrm as
n fillim‘: close» in a wry successful and
delightful cvenintf. Visitors were pro~
sent from Imulmry. South Noru'ulk.
New Cannon and Cincinnati. Ohio.
(Contiz:
til"; 1311\qu . A“, v.
Bridge—porter Escapes
\Vhen Trucks Crash
(Continued from Page One.)
. 4
Lmring cur chassis.
ti.a~.scr‘-1e- of the
truck. cast bound.
the roadway.
the right.
\Vithout space enough for the two
muchims to ciuir. it is said. the cast.
bound truck sidiswiptd the Adams—
llcih car and g \e it .i spi- n as it mom
h; tlnouing it to the opposite side. Of
211? rpadnav and upon the car truck
on its side. Driscoll and a companion
who was ridi. lg to Norwaik with him
held their places when the machine
.uiued ov.er
Both ‘mcu were slightly hurt. Dris-
coll sustained a number of cuts from
the broken windshield and he was also
badly bruised and shaken up. but
from what could be learned he was
According to the
accident. a five-ton
held the middle of
forcing Driscoll far to
not _ seriously injured. although his
escape was a narrow one.
The first trolley car. to reach thr-
scigne arrhcd there at 6: 10 and was
11 (1 up until nearly 7 oelock. The
Bridgeport carbarn was notified and
one or the Connecticut Co.'s wreckers
was sent to V‘Vestpcrt and removed the
wrecked car to the middle of the road,
clearing the trolley tracks. Service
father will celebrate mass on the parml_
”a.
P.
TM opening scenes were expected to;
dcre. the program provides. the pope.
.and l
'izuycrialists.
' darn.
iario Agricultural college.
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’E’I‘ROLEI‘M IN
GENOA CONFERENCE
LONDON. May 24.—A communiquc
issued by the Russian trade delegation
hurt" today. quotes the Bolshevik oili-
29-31 West WashingtonvStr'ezt—
All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, “Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
cial newspaper Izvcstia oi” Moscow as
'declaring that petroleum played the
lending: pure in the (31 non Conference.
”bringing about scenes which Were
(mm .1 chiviiy . through allowing
l~llocliv it'll" 1's inten untiozz," lllt‘ neu‘s- .
p;‘; {it 2' $335 ‘
“‘-’lh( svmud act of tin petroleum
tract-column “ii i in (“Ollllnllt‘d at The,
linguv.” continues the lm‘cstia. "Other
questions, like the recognition of pri-,
Mite property. tun 0- ll\ seconds!) .
iualiirs his command “ith petroleum,
til henna.
Russia was an amused onlooker in,
this sczamblc among the petroleuur
The Aacrimijnn petro-.
lvum is firmly in our hands and the.
oil irust “ill soon nm-i)‘ to us and not
\w to them." ;
Advertise in'the Sentinel for the'
BRUSH
Your Shoes
Your Clothes
Your Hair
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
times A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South lioml
But Don’t Forget
YOUR TEETH
If. you need a new tooth brush
just stop in and let us show you
ours. You know the better kind.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRlPTlON PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St, South Norwalk
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\
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LEON AGRA
]T\1l*rt \Vah-lmmld'r
4-
Repairs all kinds 0.
Swiss 3: id Americln
Watches a mic ocks. .
Also repairs Jewelry i'
All Work Guaran-
teed.
FOR FARM AND ”GARDEN“
we can supply the best at implements
and tools. We. have also all the “new-
est improved labor-saving machinery
for your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE,
stock is always up-todate, and we are
prepared to supply you with whatever
you need in our line.
Albert D. Morgan .
HARDWARE
South Norwslk. Conn.
GOttlieb’s
Now at their new store
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick & .Chase Garage
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street'
South Norwalk, Conn.
hf
Ice, CharcoaL
into Bodies, Fenders,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kids
VICTOR Wi
48 Chestnut St.
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VVOod and
Trucking
10 South Main St”
South Nor-walk“
was then resumed.
\\ ESTPORT BOARD FAY RS
REPAIRQTO TO‘V ' ROADS.
WESTPORT \fayi 24——A_ public
hearing of the Board of Finance was
held last night at the Town hall. John
Adams Thaxer. chairman. presided.
It was decided that the board
recommend to the next town meeting
that the town imprOVe the proposed
road to Greens Farm to connect the
Shore road and the Post road. They '
also recommended .that- other matters
to be discussed at theJneetlng include
and completion or the repair work on
Conipo street. There was a. lit-1‘39 dele-
SPECIALS POR {Hill
' WEEK
Cornll'laltesmkr. .50
OurBest Gofee, lb. 29c
Macaroni. Spaghetti‘ or
Noodlee,3pkgs. ...... 256-.
rmra Fine Pork, Ill. .._..1200
gallon from greens Farms. including.-
1115 Main St.
.__.._..._. ‘rrrr
-H Old Friends at the 01‘ i
re am Price and
. ll 50 Cigar
52 Meadow Street “éggevrgzcto Bouquet
‘ - ‘ , N- ath
‘ ‘ i 7 02d Well
inwoosm wg°nvras°aa:...w
- Attorney-at-Law made at that price.
State Examiner U. 8. Patent Office ;
I. P A TENTS If You Were Forty
' J Years Old
Send for Booklet on Patents experience would have dam
Bridgeport, Conn.
Radio Headquarters
We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Main St. . .
Tilt RQRWMKS‘ ELE’CIRK’CO, i
I.
7 are business
you what the
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
1 ‘61ng
is teaching hundreds o .‘ , -.
1390!)“: That is “it pays to KEC‘V
how."
10“ n 11:90
Many
“(liliil is V
m .31‘5
of our prominent
school
’0 a1 1 or
{concernins
write for 1’3““ 5
our summer ecu-“Se
. Phone 314.2
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