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.li‘lli Store'lor‘
«larval is mounting daily“ in the
cerium bo iriwn at tho Taber—
,° on Friday urchin: of‘tllis
”it by the Pyramid Temple
‘. filil‘itto band oil Bridgeport for, the
Mount tor the“ Norwoik Hospital
Nit , ’ Home.
. ii “fair in living sponsored by
_ local lodges of Millions and local
+110! Etlsiurl‘l Star.
hots are on solo at various
? l‘ltnros unit (I. hoary mlvanco
.lll reported.
Jorge gem-rill committee under
a}. leadership ol‘ .ludgi- .llillll Kr-otzll
ii setting m‘vl‘y last detail ill shops
for Friday t“\f‘liilll."li (lotit‘l'il.
Alma Bimpnou, the \i‘rll known
Norwalk soprano, who recently re-
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HEAR ADDRESS
0N ELECTRICITY
Meet
Lists
Not :1 {on Klwaninllu look forward
to the weekly, breezy letter from
Fred S. Lyon. Sl'Cl'f‘lill‘IV of the club.
and, as llsuul. hill fellow members
Ire not disappoinirul by his commu-
nication calling their :litr-ulion to to- .
. morrow's meeting. willoh follows:
“This work. 'l‘lltlrsrluy, Mr. ————~—-.
I don't know his Ollli‘l: name. but it
wouldn’t l'nr’llii‘ any difference to you.
what’s in a mum. anyhow: a rose
by any other norm. &r'.. Ripley of
\ the Generul ljlm‘trip Co” will talk on
‘ 'What Electrii'ily lius Dorm for Ci-
, Villtation.‘ 'l.--l'.~.- hope there's no
static in the .llr nu Thurmluy. for
many a, guru] month has been com-
plottel repelled ll)‘ smile. it is true.
Board (if-Directors to]
Monday -——‘
Warned to File Taxi
docile has, on.
Music Lovers
I In Friday’s Benefit Concert
turned frOm her second European
tour, will be the soioisto f the eve-
hint.
Alma Simpson. who has present-
cd her recital of songs in all the
principal eitisn of Nomi sad South
America as well on Europe, will sin:
n group or son‘s here which has
made -ller famous and popular
wherever she-hos appeared.
litter a season oi. the ltoyoi Overs
in Berlin where Miss Simpson mode
her debut. shortly slter’ the out-
break of war. she decided to for-
Rslco the operatic stage for what she
considered true interpretative art
and limit Assembled songs 0! \‘nrloul
nationalities sud periods into a, row
«ital which ‘is different and which
has interested all lovers of music.
A
electricity has done is lot for eivili~
lzatlon. even in my day. There's the
.lirolloy. telephone. radio, sweeper.
.zmd the electric limchins for permu-
{nent woven. as Well as s few others.
("ome and hear Mr. Ripley -~—-. he
cannot help melting s 3006 speech—-
there is so much to talk about in his
line.
i “This is the last week in which to
iiurn in your list to the assessors.
'l‘hnt ought to mean something to
you. Don't come. crying around next
month that. you forgot all about it.
‘last day.‘ liow about you?
"Next Monday evening at 6:30
.tllr'l‘v will he a meeting of the board
of directors of the Kiwanis Club at
the Norwalk Huh. Please notify
.lohn Millions to whether you intend
to attend. so that he may be able to
make satisfactory arrangements.
"Have you fixt‘t’l your pumpkins
for Saturday night”.
BRIDGE ACROSS CHANNEL.
LONDON-«A scheme has been
laid before British engineers to build
.1 bridge across the English Channel.
The English engineers considered
the Non and said that they believed
it feasible but not practical to span
the. channel waters. ' 0
”Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
fichel'ls
Ladies’
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NEW YORK. l‘lvt. 23?.“Footlobhr-Tl
l‘tupp for the serial. “hilly Sci'mourl
ins: Sentinel is onu of the hits at
the oration in New York.
Nearly all the big loss orchestras:
uro pluylhg it. it in brains; lirglzldq
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Store Open Sn
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South Norwslk. Conn.
- Bass meassins for Children
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'Smlih Island was
weStDonldurlnx the recent,
ort- pl'llising it.
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unyn Him-ll! lmmz. director or the
l‘lniel l‘v lliH\l\‘.‘\ill.t orchestra. ".l mu
looking forward It) IllUit"
like| llllrt mm."
lit-sort \\‘nl\‘v Kuhn, son oi llli
i.llliii‘l-llllllltif‘illl't" (lilo Kuhn. Is (luv
:0! the yolinmst .iilzs orchestra xll‘
reo’orn in tho countrl‘. lillt his or-
chestra. lit the irif-lllolillblf‘ lloivl
_\‘ill('t‘ilt Lopes (It-it). l-Jl'nlr Golden (upper right). and Roger “‘oil‘e Kuhn.
till the city.
(Footloose)" running ill The l-ll‘eu- l lloiel McAillin with Em,“ sum-ass."
l Hurry “user and his 'l‘uxcdo
cost our the rmlin frequently hil'lll‘ho l’nlonc (bu-den orellv‘siru. has re.-
tlm umsl, prl llllnl‘lll lll‘t"ll(‘.~‘ll‘rl. lazuli l mrrlml it for the Polite l'llollom‘uph
i area
i "l hill llizzyll‘lg: ‘l-‘l’u'lllooso‘ “1‘1le
l/iillli llillgun ill :lflliii‘ and
': l'mnpony.
Joseph Knocllt. with hie liutel
l\\':ll¢lol':'..\slnriit and Goodrich Silt
lwrimt'n t'ol'd orchestras. says lilo
illumbor in one of the bust of the
llll"lt‘iill(‘.\“
l'iiiimore is one of the most popular
Ono of the most fre-
«.uollt numbers is “Footloose."
“We are playing 'l’ooildose‘ at the.
4:1le Ernie. (loldoil.
or-
‘rlirsim hum mode o i'lrunsuric-kf
\‘uullinu rot-owl of tho melody and
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Mom- llulls, operating n chain of
more than 100 orchesirns lil New
Work. Philadelphia. Washington and
:Newport and n favorito Willi rnrir'iy
ilolk. has requested "i~‘t)llllmi.¢t‘” for
all his orrhl-sims. "
RUWAYTUN '
MISS N. BUCK
PRAISED FOR
POSTAL want:
‘is- woumlesrillg and in iiilli: along vci'l'
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liiinlsy'trel Quartettc to.
Rehearse in Barton?
Darien This Evening
‘ Boat
Through an error the home of
in the list of clerks employed at the
Rownyton Post Office during the l?
years of Air. ilru‘rvy Ackul't'u trim
of office.
"No one will be missed more than
Mist! Buck," says a “land. "Alums
willing and obiiging. she was the onc-
who opened the office for business.
who. always had the mail ready for
the commuters so there would be no
delay. who never uttered a word of
complaint no matter how many dis-
ntrooable thing! there were to con-
tent! with. She alwoyl did all in
her power to make things pleasant
for the patrons of the omen and her
many friends sincerely reflh‘t her
loss as clerk in the Post Order:- ul‘icr
. so many years."
‘ Mr. Ind Mrs. Ackcrt. with whom
Miss Buck hns mods her homo for
some iii-no past. announce that they
are glad that. though Miss Buck
may no longer act as clerk in the
office. she will continue to make
their home. cheerful by her pres»
once.
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A rehearsal of the. quartetie
which is to ploy so prominent a part
in the minstrel show to be given in
the near future for the Rowayiou
Iaibrsry Association by Rowoyion
and Dorian residents. will be held at
tho home of Mr. R. Ruleioeb in
Dsricn this evening.
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Mrs. It. Thedford ol’ Snmlnis street
who has occupied the Kellogg roi-
will return to New York city on
.I’ridoy.
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on Friday.
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spent yesterday with Mrs.
Wood of Bell island.
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Hickory Bluff will leave. during the
latter part of this week for New
Tori; city. llfiel“ spending the sum-
mer months here. Mrs. Wii'rd will
spend part of the winter with her
youngest son in South‘Curolinu.
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The severe winds along the than
have done quite it little. damnize. A
lhont belonging to Mr. J. 1.. i‘m'lly oi
loudly lllilniii:i’:d
storm by being
«~Storm Damages r
Miss Nettie Buck was not inoltlrlmlv
tags at Hickory Bluft“ all summer
1 Mrs. George Kay of Crow avenue.
who has been spending. a few days
in New York city. is expected homo
Mrs. Sarah Bartram nf Nornton
Addie
Mrs. William Ward and family of
hanged against lilo Hickory Diui‘f
dork. “'ll‘Tt‘t it, “115‘ :Ill"llfll‘r-l]_ 1:
was Ulki'll yesterday ... lltml l-illldel":-,
gm be repaired. ’
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l Jill's. l-‘rod l‘rl‘lllllN‘ ul‘ liownytoni
lln‘r'ntm (xiv-vie. in :ll‘l'uil‘liiilly her
yli‘lfil‘illit‘l on n llll‘-in".~" tlip in Non"
.lil‘iliiili :llitl \Vlluiml (ill Thursday
f'lll’l .l“l‘l'lil)‘. .'
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l l-‘riunrin will bw l‘lml i0 hear that‘
Mrs. Charles Storms" of iioll Island
luiiwly illiPl‘ llor rwout illnt‘r, sl-
lhmurll she is not us yet able to to,
will.
.l. ll. Mlll'rdy and i‘nlllily of Hittit-
i»l~y illuff lill\'t rvturnml to New York
Mr tor the “inter liloullls.
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.lurk Smith lllld his mother, who
himw- bt't‘ll spending llu summer at.
Hickory lilul‘t‘ 'lil. ilu: llunlon house.
,Wllli‘ll Mr. Smith bought some time
have gone to Florida. Mr.
Smith has real estate interests in
‘\\'«-.~i l’ulm Bunch.
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.‘\ll~.~. George Moseley of Rowuyton
.llw now is spending the day in New
York city With her mother. Mrs.
Moore.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Miss I-llslo Malliard of upper Row-
.uyton uwnue is confined to' her
home by illness. She is employed by
the Western Union Telegraph (20.. in
New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Overton of
(irocnport, Long Island, have res
turned home after spending a. short
time with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall
of McKinley place.
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Miss Jessie Wilson who is a nut“
in the Stamford hoepitsl, is spend-
ing three weeks with her sister, Mn.
0. R. Dipole of Iiowayton svsnue.
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All those who attend the rnliy It
the Rowayton M. E. church tonllht
are requested to bring the red Cru-
sade books. The rally is for the pur-
pose of reuniting the church after
the suspensiOn of services during
the Crusade. All are welcome.
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The Good Will Club will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at. 2:30
1’. Wt, at the home of Mrs. Henry
. Foreit. on McKinley *lace. All meniv
burs are. requested to attend. If. ll
rxpectod that the work of dressint
Christllins dolls for the children of
the two Rowayton churches. M. E.
and Raptlst. will be commenced at
that time.
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The Deli. Finger Circle of the R0-
wayton Baptist church will meet to-
night at the home of Miss Dorothy
Raymond on West Side avenue. A
full attends.an is requested as there
are several business matters to be
discussed. -
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Mr. Fred Riymmld of McKinley
pint-e expects to so to Newburgh.
New York. Sunday. to visit friends.
MORE man” no SPACE
Three combination sense and of-
lk-e buildings. to cost $2,000,000.
are to be erected in the downtown
business section of Rochester. N. Y.
The buildings will have 8. parkint
mm .
Sure fires for co
‘1 ,. Two
”3 some time for the some most.
You can do it easily, with a
Gold Medal Giulwood.
For the Gold» Medal, with its
two large ovens. broiler and
places for 9 pots and pans on
the cooking tep. is nmpl able
oohkoooroofallkmds"_ o cook-
ing. allot once. Whiioyourpie plain black.
'-.. , ' The A. J. Collins Co»
umm' FOR honours.
Fred (Doc) 'nyxbeu of the Belle-
dict News Company. in Wall street.
is dolliug up his store for the boil-
aors. Not being able to stretch his
walls. he is adding many shelves on
both sides and high up.
.... .. MW
defeguard
Summer
Finenes
Mrs. Moth is right now.
perhaps, looking over
your valued summer
things. “Where shall
I lily my eggs?” she
asks, “In this nice pair
of flannel trousers or in
that gay striped sport
sweater?” Fool her!‘
Put them in 3 Cedar
Chest! They’ll be safe
there.
Angevine Furniture
Compsnv
16 North Main Street
South Norwoik
,. lung—-
m one range, : " ‘
panelled summit-7m
’ Wycliwanttoboke oraleeis in
app op roastan muletedto that“ m
eishhpomdleepf‘lamb atthe ofroquirsdhootithoooolovon
willberosstlngthemtto
deliciousturn.
‘ The Guild Medal gives you .
everyconvenisooeoftwooom-
plate ranges lilies: than} feet .
of space. It isfinishodinpearl—
gray porcelain enamel, or
Make Cooking Easy. ‘
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
10c lb.
24c lb.
21c lb.
RIB comm Bonn...
nun-r CORNED BEEF.......
SMOKED SHOULDERS..........
PURITAN. SKINNED HAMS ...... 33c lb.
SMOKED roucur 38clb.
mxre BACON 30c‘lb.
capacity of 1500 automobiles each.
‘ Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Not-wait
89 end 43 fish Strut. Norwoik
\i’cstport. Georgetown. Darlen. Stamford. “luck Rock. Iirldzeport
w. t'wanli-‘Mwi'fi‘ demo
it
“w South Norwalk
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Roofing
Hos been used and endorsed for
over I quarter century.
Hu a distinctive. W) t- y
surface. I“
Heavier thou ordinary smooth-
_ surface roofing, it is pliable and
i will not crack in cold or dry
’ out in hot weather.
For warehouses. factories. mills
and farm buildings.
Yields slim dividends for many
years on your initial invest-
malt. . ' ; 2
was Room in mode “by Bird on Son. inc. (m. 1795).
manufacturers of Nepal-tut ‘hvin Shingle-2 Bird‘s Shingle
Denim Roll Roe . N set Block Building Paper and
| mmmmmmrmmma
We on Marlee-for Bird’s railings.
building papers and wall board.
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Marshall Street
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