mmyesterdayhxuwrork.
O O O
O 0 O
_i‘"
m recently.
0 O O
M & Gena. That‘s
0 O 0
Funk J. Finnigan at Gibson Court.
Qty.
port.
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Among Norwnlk residents who at‘
yood and “’allnce marvin.
o O O
-—Doil Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.
> O C 0
Charles E. Hoyt. treasurer of the
South Norwailt Trust Company. was
in New Haven on banking business
Tuesday and Wednesday.
a O 0
William K. Maples of Maples Street.
or the arm of Naples and Gold-
'smidt. is confined to his home with
is grippe.
‘ O O
A number of local Republicans will
belch-ate McKinley Day. January :7.
by attending a McKinley Day banquet
at Waterbury in the evening.
0 O O
--Ha.rrls & Gana That's All
0 O 0
Norman Flewellyn of Byiugton
Place. Norwalk. who has been ill with
is more. is greatly improved and is
continuing his work.
0 O 0
Water carriers in the streets of Fe:
Morocco. furnish the public with tree
water collected in pots made by
lepers who live in caves outside the
city's walls.
0 O 0
Miss Gertrude Power or Quintard
Avenue. 80. Norwalk. has returned on
her duties at Miss K. A. Polhemus'
milllnery more after being confined to
her home with in grippe.
O O 0
Mrs. Royal Mills entertained friends
at bridge yesterday afternoon at her
home on Clay street. Prizes were
,won by Mrs. Robert '1‘. Way and Mrs.
John '1'. Sherman.
O O O
Postmaster Edmund E. Crow-e is
planning to start on a trip to Cantor-
hin soon. His itinerary will cover
San Francisco. Los Angeles. Salt Lake
City. Utah. El Paso. Tex. Denver.
COL. and Chicago.
——Buy your Vitarola at Donnelly‘s
on easy Weekly payments. Store open
evenings until I p m.
O O O
The South Norwalk Library re-
ports an increasingly large demand
for children's stories. Fairy tales are
always popular. librarians say. while
boy's ask for “Adventure stories.
please."
U D 0
Robert Burns 0! 18 Lyons Place.
Norwalk. has returned to his duties in
Milton Elwood's shoe store. Washing~
ton, street. after being confined to his
home with a severe attack 01’ la
Grippe-
. 0 O
hdles‘ Night at the Kiwanis Club
In to be an ocmion of especial festiv-
ity. members met. Dinner will be
saved at the Royal James Inn at 7
o'clock the evening of February 1st.
Jinn
mmomwtoxthefnnmm.
O O O
--Ctuntn¢ soon to the Regent.
"W’henKnighthoodw Flow:-
wttsnu-ionnam uh '
months,
0mm:
IlsetP. HIT
with“
count-ts,
C. Wilhelm Cum
Liver Extrsct and NW,
sou-m.
Ismail-sat.
mu. nus Donohue of was
’5 shod. again after his recent illness.
Combat Train W 'reus
unnoticed» tumor-yucca!
'm
It. I). Abrams. manager or the him
use store. was in New York on on
lb. and Mrs. R. '1‘. Drumm o! Elia.
abeth are guests of Ir. and Mrs.
”Wemumxt
Polhen‘s‘muliuuymhasbun
pamingatewweoh in New York
on.- Lillian Judd of the Boa Ton
store. 120 Washington street. is pa-
ing a tew days at her home in West-
' lended the funeral of J. B. Nash o!
Weltport yesterday were. Milton Ei-
thismulnfbutwllibe
mommy-3:...
1191‘
WM-éming at 8
arm ummuw r. :.
amputee.
O 0 0
Ten new applications were received
at a meeting st Nomi]: Aerie. No.
SIS. F. O. E.
coiree wasaerved.
I 0 O
Theannualbassuetotthssmh
in, at the Nor-walk Country club.
the Connecticut Company. and will
leave Liberty Square at 8:" o‘clock
this evening.
. O O U
Hi Davis League of the Mooaehcatt
Legion to planning to hold its quarter.
15' convention in South Nor-walk. on
Sunday. February 25th. The dele-
gates will amenable in Odd Follows'
Hall. South Main street. at 2 o‘clock.
and the business session will b. tol-
iowod by an entertainment by New
York artists and a supper.
. O O
Evidently Sentinel readers have a
thirst for a 'more complete knowledge
of the Mother Tongue tor the diction-
ties advertised in The Evening Sen-
tinel tor three coupons clipped from
the paper and the sum of SEC are sell-
ing rapidly. Fifty were sold Tuesday
afternoon. and subsequent sales are
fast rivaliiug this record.
I O 0
"For whom are you saving
coupons?" is a. frequent question now
a. days. Many Sentinel readers are al-
ready pledged to help their tricnds in
the $8.000 prize automobile contest.
while many others who are clipping
one iron the paper daliy have not
been approached by any candidate.
0 o . o
A tine of 8250 was imposed by
Judge Wolfe in the «mentor court
at New Haven. yesterday. on Nicholas.
DeCroster. a striking railroad shop-
man. after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of conspiracy to assault. He
was one of six railroad strikers ar-
rested at New Haven on similar
charges.
0 O O
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe is
barring the postomce routes inspected
with c View to securing additional car-
rier facilities. He states that with the
increasing business the present tome
Iis not sufficiently large. to render en-
tirely adequate service. Postmaster
Crown will endeavor to make the sit-
uation clear to Post 053cc Department
oflicinlr. Some .ycnrs have elapsed
since the last carrier was added to the
force.
3 O
—l-inrris &. Gane. That‘s all.
0 O 0
Miss K. A. Polhemus of 113 Fla:
Hill Road passed Tuesday in New
York City attending several millincry
openings. including that of Gage.
Gimbel and Macy. Flowers as trim.
min; are becoming increasingly popn.
lar. Miss Polhemus says. while Bor-
onet satin and futile silk are. being
used both for early spring and south-
ern wear chapeaux.
O O O
Flames which thwarted entrance
to room in a tenement at Bridgm
Lport early lost night‘ failed to block
the rescue of two small children by
Katherine Hayes. 18. of ltd Sea.
bright avenue. Bridgeport. who.
scaling the exterior of the threatened
rouse. took the pair to safety before
firemen had arrived at the scene.
O O 0
—:1c a day for ten months pays
for a Hoover cleanu- at Donneliy's.
Free demonstration.
m
AMA-memento!
Underwear
The Peorio's m will meat tor
meeting a luncheon of sandwiches ands:
Norwaik club will be held this even-
atartingat to'clock. Speculum“
tabsthemcmberaandthoirgueststo
the club have been outraged for by
‘ar. slam was sounded.
snarl.
aloe. to cents. Friday. Janna? 1881.
Sterling”. (Roberta; .
Ilsa mused Bot-nu. of 12': Main
street left yesterday doe an extended
trip to Philadelphia. Wort. and
Washington.
0"
Mn. Mabel Rogers. of 55 West are
one. is home again alter a successful
operation performed at Not-walk Hos-
pital. where she was ta- three Weeks.
0 o a
Mrs. Berta M. Richards or 118
Flax Hill Road recently retained from
avlslxtothehomeotheraonxhter.
,Mrs. A. 'l‘. Muir-as; Springfield. Haas.
. I
—-Coming wan. to the Regent.
“When Knuthood Wu in Flower-3'
The newly elected and appointed
owners of Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No.
(2. 1.0. 0. Furriilboinatalied to‘
marrow evening at the regular meet~
in: to be held than.
a e. O '
Morris Gottlieb. son or Kr. and
Mrs. Gottlieb of 11W fleet. a‘
student tnMBsrvsrd‘La' M re-
certly won the shelton Hale essay
prime of $50.
0 C .
Four years we today. on January
18th. 1918. ohm“ mm
were compelled to “M13? 3"!
days. and on‘ Hands.- thereafter on
several weeks. following a. request
made to such organisations by H. A.
Garfield. National Fuel Adminimtor.
o i U
The poaponed annual meeting of
the Norwalk Boy Scout Council will
be held at the South Net-walk Public
Library. on Wednesday evening. Jan-
nary 24th. when the annual reports
will be received and them“) elee~
tion of oflcers will be held. A brief
meeting was held or the council last
night. ‘
t O I
-—Full line or auto secondaries.
Aaron Kuhn.
I b o o
Burned to death while preparing
ner dinner. Mi. Annie’Daly. 1'5 years
old. of New Haven. was toond in her
room by themed answering}! alarm.
A slight blaze in the room Nettin-
guished. Miss Daly‘s clothes caught
fire from an oil store. She lived
alone. and it was not. until smoke
began to pour out of the window that
S‘ v
0 O 0 ' >. "*-
——Ini'ormaa dance. Ain’eri‘caa Le‘gion
Auxiliary. Not-walk Amory. Admin.
sion. 50 cents. Friday. January 19th.
Sterling‘s orchestra.
. O C
To obtain the opinion of $0.090
church people in Connecticut on the
question oi legalizing professional
baseball on Sundays. the legislative
committee of the Connecticut Fed-
eration of Churches. has devised
planstoobta‘inmmhavote.‘nwas
recommended to the executive board
that sum sutlictent to provide for
the printing of titty thousand post
card ballots be provided. Thea hal-
iots will be distributed in bundles to
the various churches and later on a
day to be agreed upon. to the congre-
2
who hes bemoalhiittdmrs-
A- who has been instructing the New
l«.
61mm. is mefliofin home m
a severe attacks! the W
. .<.o*’4‘=~:x
Whats.
Minions. .‘" '
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lawman-m lineman-in
' ‘b .5 .
.
“Beanie Xweskin. ofSW .
visited her father. as: Levy or 106
dent): main street recently.
J
o 0' D .
Juli line at unto aces-cries.
AaronKoha. ‘“ .
.s o
A United soda, room: will be in-
staied in the canon Pharmacy. this
week.
I C 0
Milton ’Murkod! of the Mark-0':
Shoe Store may made a businem
trip to New York and Boston.
" o s s
Max Levy. proprietor of In: W
Shoe Store on South Iain street. who
has been confined to his home with
grip. is improving.
a a e
Attorneyvaeoeral ?
Keely at Bart-
ford has prepared a bill to give state
(incl administrator broad powazs in
coal distribution.
o a. s
Iovetnent for W motion Dic-
tures." was launched at 'a meeting at
Hartford or representatives of various
sections of the state.
0 O O
Representative John Camillte. Jr”
Republiuu. or East Haven, died of
pneumonia. following an operafion tor
gallaones.
. ‘ O 0
Iain: H. Shaw. superintendent or a
large plant at New Haven, elected
president of the Automobile Club at
New Haven.
. O O C
Routine ‘busin'o. was transacted
last night at the regular monthly
meeting at the metal Board of the
Norwalk 3!. E. church.
. O C
. The annual pas-lab meeting or the
First congregational church is sched-
uled for tonight. A supper ‘1)! pre-
ceed the , ‘
’ ‘s s s
Hilton macs attended the annual
ball at the}. Blinn and Sons Shoe
Company held recently at the Hotel
Astor. New York.
0 O 0
Bad storms and low temperatura
are killing large numbers of game and
other buds in Eastern Connexion!
and many persons are endear-wing to
fetithsurvi ’2?
-' .. ' ':5"r+*“=‘»
in Frederick as are.
Mot-rill ~ Ethylene! South ”Rel-walk.
were among the guests at a bridge
and ten given by Mrs. Walter mg!)-
man. of Southfieid Point. Stamford.
on Tuesday afternoon.
. O O O
walk Chapter. D. a. R” is being held
this afternoon at the Royal James
hotel. A program or entertainment
has been arranged in connection with
the meeting. c
R Q Q
Captain Sidney Dunn. F. A., U. 8.
Hampshire National Guard. is to
conduct the Federal inspection at the
Combat Train. and Battery C. here
gctione at Sunday morning services.
this coming week.
'
atoms: the Soul,
‘ Prosecuting :amwm 6..
Misfit
ran month‘iy meeting '0! the Nor- '
Lawrence Paul. or the-J. H. Layton
malestatecfioenand Fraanrund-
mathemlwudaoideum
are attending the national. conven-
tional mandate brokersinJack-
We,“ Whileinthesouththey
mustangs other polntsof
km
1
or s 0
.mm tailback doomotthe
stone of Baddler. in the new
Odd Fellows dlng on South Main
finest. were found unlocked last
nkht by Patrolman Albert - Fraser.
who alter notifying Handler. secured
than. Nothing had been taken 1mm
theator'eso farsscould besscertain-
ed. .
. O O
Kr. and* Mrs. Eli ‘s. Troupin an
I». A. Tronpin attended the Sunday
night. cucurt at the Metropolitan
om- Rouae. New York city. Dr.
Troupin. who is an insu-uctor at Tafts‘
Haw College. Boston. has been
visiting at the home of his brother,
who is the proprietor of the Cliflord
Pharmacy
local snot-neys are being asked to
sign and many are signing a petition
to the general assembly in favor or a
hill introduced by Senator Frank L.
Wilder. which will increase the salary
of adney E. Hawley. a former sher-
ifl or Wu county and now mes-
senger o! the superior court at
Bridgeport. to 82.000.
0 I
Senator Irwin C. Atchison. or Sher-
man. repmenting this district at
Hartford. has been elected temporary
chairman and Remeentative George
W. Andrews. of Danbury. has been
made temporary secretary of. the
Fairi‘leld county caucus at senators
and representatives which will pass
upon much of the Fairneld county
businem at Hartford.
0 C e
Patrolman Robert Gainer reported
at police headquarters last evening
that a Ford car with Connecticut
m had been standing in the
parking space on Railroad avenue,l
for two nights. human 0! the
case was made by the police. who
learned that thecar belonged to a.
man ’who leh it there at night while
he now ' ?" ‘~’ i
‘r
.O.
Memmemualbanduetot
mm Non-walk club will be held
attheNorwalkConntt-yclnh.
0 O Q
The “Madmen Nae.
Eadwwflibeheidtomomwsven-
inc. '
O 0 O
‘The members or the Women's Aux-
niasyotChMchm-chmeetwithllra.
b
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i
.0.
“Clan-eyenteruainedthe
mombenottheWatchYoui-flltch
(nub at her house. on Seavisw avenue.
yesterday ones-noon.
o O 0
The ladia of the m Nor-alt Im-
provement Annotation an to mentio-
morrow'ntternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Stewart Marshall. :0
Osborne avenue. when they will do
sewing for the honor. an members
who can are requested to attend.
0 0 0
One of the delivery autos of the
Lndlow Baking Company became
caughtintheu-olleyu-acsaonnb-
erty Square‘early this morning. and
could not be made to proceed. m1-
ly. the motor went bad and. after
some work the truck was freed tom
the rails and pushed to one side. the
load being hasten-ed to another
nut). ' '
C C O
The Connecticut light and Power
Company is engaged at the praent
timeinmaldngasurveyoftholeid
atmrvinBeachwithavie'wtolarno
tug whether it would pay them to in-
dzallmstnthehonsesthem. Marvin
iBeachreddentahavchadtogetalong
witbontgassincethetnctwastirst
opened. Ithasrapidlygrownatthe
mtflmgsothatitism
it would be a paying propoaidon for
moustacommmwm
there. Itismectedthat an an-
nouncement onibiswillhemadetn
alhsrttimsbythecumpany.
IBVINGKJ’OLLEY
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ROWaYton ‘
h. Minott Croelzez.
has been visiting her nab»: '
Mrs. Harry mutant .1" ‘f
trust. ‘ 331'
0 0
Rating is being
Five Mile River, y
open truss the ice We, .
calicefanshad a :1, ‘
yeast-day and may;
0
A chimney fire 3- ._
ert. Wlnus of flow '
out the Fire den;
ernoon about i;
quickly extinguish". --
was
a..-
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it. ,. c -.
8100.
hmnce K P22:- 7: E.
nue is enjoying a ,
trip to various 1
company with 1732.." _ j ,
Norwaik Building ;‘ _
tion. Hears. . Pat -..:
attending as: insurer. :7“
non. ‘
KIDNEY TBOCBLI:
CAI ~L‘: Li.
“A lameness {:1 cv'.
time, and I felt
from kidney trout 1,
Foley Kidney P11:-
eitect.” writes H. L‘
Barre, Vermor:
maxim, dull hear“ 4~
or burning urinat. .
Kidney and Bla _
ordered kidneys r: .
ment. Segiect Ca'zx-K
muons. Foley K12.
relief. Stihson. 3"-
Adv.
c. L'
Colds or Influenza
and as 3
Preventive
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OPEN
Day and Night ~..--
Students May Erze’ -’--» '1
MERRILL BIS "£55
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