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SATURDAY, DECEMBER :3, 1920.
all makes of Stoves
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United States Treasury not bul-
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8 was $139. 377. 784.
AT M. F. CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICE
Mr. Walter Cowart, Di-
vinity Student, Takes
Charge—~Baptist
Announcements
The announcements of the local
churches for the coming week fol-
low: ' ’
. Baptist Church
Pastor. Reverend Victor Scallse.
10:00 A. lit—Sunday school, under
the leadership of Mr. Andrew Paint-
er. .
11:00 A. M.—-~Pubiic worship and
Communion; sermon by the pastor.
Subject: "The Peril of Being a Para-
site.”
8:15 P.1il’.-—Young People's Soci-
ety; Miss Marjorie Du Fault and
Miss Rhoda Jaivis, leadrd‘s. Miss Du
Fault's class will entertain tor the
evening.
lNlTlATED lNTO
THE 40“ AND 8
A large delegation of members of
the 40 and 8 from the Frank Frank
C. Post. No. 12. American Legion
attended an initiation of a large
class candidates in West Haven last
evening.
Charles Goidschniitli. of Eimwood
avenue. was among thoso inintiatcd
into the socieiypwhieh is known as
the “Playground 0! the Legion."
‘Cockenoe Tribe
Confers Degree 0n 5
The adoption degree was t'onter-
red on five candidates last night by
the Cockcnoo tribe. No. 32 of tile
Red Men. in their club rooms on
Main street. Six new applications
were ‘niso received at the meeting.
Plans are being made for at Christ-
mas tree ceiebrtaion to be held in
lil Henry Smith of this city also
scaled. in ‘King or the Winds." he
being toliowod by Karl Reilstab in
“Pal of My Cradle Days.” Karl was
resplendent in a. red shirt and sus-
penders. with the other necessities
of course.
The whole protrsm was inter.
spcrsed with jokes and leesi. slams.
One at the best was as follow:
Dr. Moore was entertaining a
guest from New York city. so he
invited his friend. Hi Henry to go
along with him and to show his
friend the town. As they passed
this large building and that large
building the stranger would ask who
owned‘ them. invariably getting the
aliswer, ‘Itoodner." To the Palace
theatre question. he received the
answer, "Recliner." then the rlinite
tiicatie "i‘ioodner." Driving on to
a body or water the stranger asked
who owned that. Smith replied that
i God owned it. The stronger asked:
I "Well how did God get it away from
lioodncr?"
A. nice little joke on ("Juicer An-
derson. who has caught so many
bootleggors in Dnrien. was pulled
when someone came in and told him
his pocket "was leaking."
’l‘lionias Santa. dressed as an
ltuiian. gave "Santa Lucia." follow-
ed by Al Kramer. "Those. Smigs wry
Mother Used to Sing." Dr. (‘attan-
no snug" “Yes sir. She's My Baby,"
14. Dismissal-
weilsr.
19'. Rose.
V. 8. Winchester.
Hunt.
Lodge and Audience.
Chaplain.
The officers of the lodge are:
Exalted Ruler—Joseph J. Lin-
Esteemed Leading Knight—Albert
Estsomed Loyal Knight-Edward
Esteomed Lectiulng Knight—Max
Secretary-John W. 50.111103.
Treasurer—John Ncugebaur.
Esquirevnichard Noueic, .lr.
Chaplainv-C. Irving l‘lyingtou.
Inner (luard——Snniiiel Jones.
Tiler—John W. Smith.
The trustees:
Charles H .Dilworih. Frank
Buckliolz, Arthur E. \i‘iekes.
Memorial Committee:
Past Exalted linlt is. C. lriing iiy—
iiigton Bernard J. Reynolds. "ltitrltk
W .
it1 .Biophy. (" harlos 1". Mills. John W.
Smith. Thomas A. Siiill)’: John li‘.
Bogaidus, Henry J Bergman. i] ibeit
W. Claik. Stanley it. Stcxcns John
’1‘. Dwycr. li‘rod ll. Maddtn
“Charm School”
tt‘Joutinucd from l'ngt tilit‘.)
David MoeKeuzie. . . .lildward Ilwyei-
‘ROWAYTON Treasury—Balance Min§tlfLSh0W Elks to Honor . J _.- i “ W ”m“ ” —'
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.. ‘ (cm‘unuu "‘0'“ 1’3800ne-) 18.“AuldLangSyne"-— TRISTRAM & HY ATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
Christmas Towels
We have a. complete assortment of Bath Towels, Linen Huck Towels and Bath Mats.
Come in and see them. They make most acceptable Christmas Gifts.
Colored Bordered Colored Bordered
Bath TOWBlS Guest Towels
39c to $2150 9““ 500 and 59c each
Hemstitched Linen
Colored Bordered
Huck Towels H. S. Linen Towr‘ls
59c to $1.89 each 75c to $1.25 each
Linen Gsfigt Towel Turkish wfish Cloths
Do s
(Boxes of 3)
$1.89 set 25¢ each
Bath Towel Set
79c to $1.59
Hemstitched Linen
Guest Towels
50c to $1.25 each
Fancy Colored
Bath Mats
$1.25 to $3.50
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A law student, considers unpruc-
tlt‘al, though
George Boyd ......... Charles Ward
An expert accountant. is willing
a few weeks. This is lilo first year
that the local organization has had
a. tree at Christmas time. A large
delegation of members will make
ESTABU‘SHED i875
7: 301’. M.——-Publi we li ; ser-
:ii;r.u$E sunsrlru‘res ° mp
men by the pastor. Subject: “Life’s
Unnecessary Handicap."
Ernest Schulz sang "West 0: the
Great Divide." and Joseph Draw.
"1 Married tho Iiootlegger's Daugh-
ter." The last excellent and
BACK ON JOB
Perry that a. family by the name 01‘ 3
Motorcycle Policeman Paul Mc-
Lindebcrg. On Rock l‘lldge road, had
City Briefs
3 Sale by Stillson-I’oweli Corp.
Methodist Episcopal Church ~
_ , ‘ the tri to Stamford tonight to wit- _ ‘ ““3 , .. . - i ‘-
Pasta; Illinlwlilterc. Cowait. no” ”a, Compounco mm” demo treated sufficient applause that. Mr. “m gfmg‘figem“ unalifmimnhson a case or diphtheria. Dr. Perduo Grnth returned to duty today But!"
a ° Dvin W Student. team confer honors in the adoption ilrury 8M0 “Ten Nights in a Bar. ' 'md'” ' ’ will quarantine the house today. WCOVENM ”0m- Slight ”Jim“ re-
Tlio water department of the first ceivcd when he struck a. car on
10:00 A. M.-—Snnday school.
11 :00 A. M.-—Publlc worship:
. men by the pastor.
loom,”-—nlso very good. -
The second part of the program
included four vaudeville nets:
A dancing specialty by George
Burk;
Song.
Shund.
The "World‘s Worst Wizards."
Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hillard.
“Wild Nell." This was an exag-
gerated comedy given by an all-
innlc cast including Harold Wilson
as Handsome llari‘y thee Sheriff.
liyils \‘orth as the English litiicss.
Chief Sitiing liull. Jack Folios: lid
Lentil as iliiii Dilihum his acrom-
plit-e: llcury Rowland as Sophie
lirokenurt‘ll. the. indian Medicine
Woman; anti li‘rcd Stain-ll as \Vild
Noll.
Dancing
. Di‘tlltl‘filll.
Ill Henry Smith on old “iiiinstrcl
class. ' The Compounco tribe's de~
grcc comes from Bristol and is one
. , . . of the best in the country. Next ,
at 3'30 LEM-Public “0‘5“!1” Friday a class oi! 18 candidates will
0 y e pastor. be put through the. adoption and
O
i ' ' we ior' dc rec iv tin local orlzr
In the absence of the pastor ot the ot Tied gm“? " ‘ ' '
\ Methodist Church, the mid-week ~
prayer meeting. held \Vednesday
evening at seven~thirty. will be con» Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Mary flartnott
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hart-
ducted by’Mrs. Henry Wing.
‘ t si
nelt was held this morning at. 8:30
o'clock from the late home,- 43 Main
street ".and at. 9 o'clock from St.
Marne church. A solemn requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. John
Shea. cclcbrant, Revl James Brady.
deacon. and Rec. ’1‘. J. Finn, sub-
doason. Interment was in the family
plot in St. Mary's Cemetery.
East avenue last Sunday while pur-
suing a specder.
1
oberts
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
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“ma‘ c.-
'l‘lin Slmpkins ...... Leonard t’.ordun
Who toil um and have. never ser-
iously considered spinning.
Homer Johns. . . .. ..i\‘orman 'l‘obin
is the. guardian of
Elise Benedotti... .lrenc ilannou
the president of the senlOr class
at'a school presided over by
Miss Hays .......... Adele Van St‘Oy
who is loved and feared by all
who know her. including
the secretary.
Miss Curtis . . . . . . . .Ainr-iia Walden
who is always trying to think well
0! the senior class, consisting of
Sally Lloyd. . . . . . . . .Mnrgart-t Jarvis
taxing district is installing a sprink-
ler system ill the St. George's Paper
Mill.
Stir.
”Advertise in the Sentinel
801‘.
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HATS
$1.95
Up
"(1. the li‘aruicr.“ by Peter
Something new in a illusica. com-
edy and dance is promised for Tues-
day evening. December 20 at 7:30.
The. al‘falr will take place in the Odd
it‘eilows' ilall. Allan's Premier Ore
chestra and some New York talent
will he on hand for the occasion.
as l '
Mrs. Cohen of 8 Grand avenue
reported to the Norwaik police yes-
who is George's sister. llllll terday mm her fivc-yearmid son left
Muriel Doughty. . .ilzii-ion Waters RT" :15” W in the dnyand‘ was :11”;
Ethel Spclvin. . . .Mlll'gfli‘t‘l Sculls inn.“ 1.1“. .},(;u‘;ghu r “mined ‘ m '
Alix Mcreii‘r........l\i:idelyn (ll‘iilin “‘ ““ °‘ 0°."
Lillian Stafford. . . .. . . .Mnry Motlno
Madge Kent ....... . .. lei'tiia liotli
by
Mrs. Sidney Bell of Crockett street.
who has been confined to her home
for the past few days with a heavy
cold. is able to be about again.
O t O
Mrs. Ida Sherer and her daughter.
Mr.s Edward Brotherton at High-
land avenue spent \esteidai \isiting
friends in Stamford.
4| '0
Prompt
Delivery
. Phone
527
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GEHEBE’ S
“IT’S HERE [17 IT'S BO! SEWARE"
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There will be a special Communi-
cation of St. John‘s Lodge. No. 6. I“.
illllil A. M.. next Thursday evening at
T was enjoyed after the
Miss Catherine Crotoot Raymond
Miss Catherine Crofoot Raymond;
Mrs. Charles Wells of McKinley
street towed a. hand derrick from the
mouth of the harbor to the White of Saugatuck, died last. evening at man." the Barton boys who have ' "~... .. . , . . . .
bridge yesterday, where he will use the home of her into brother. Frank- gluon such this service towards the Children Of Mary ‘ Tax.) “1; ,fxtflcfilri‘mgx,‘m" rltgrce Wonderful stocks of toys: velocipcdes. automobiles, Scooters. v
“1 to handle 80111'31088- ‘lin M- Raymond. W110“? 5110 had Rowayton Library fund. t‘arl HOIding‘ 2-Day Sale “I 0 l" “ t . be ' flexible fiyer sleds. Wheelbari‘ows. coaster wagons. doll carriages,
» ‘ ‘ ‘ made her home for the vast ”‘11 Schmidt. orchestra loader and lra ' __ ’l‘lle “110“.”qu degree Wm be black boards. games. etc.
The root of Mr. Joseph liiineiel- years. She COMDF‘JWG ht?!“ 915'- lilguiiis. deserve special mention fol A two day fancy nrticlenmicakc mum...“ "pm. candidfltt‘s of the Ft. 1759101 and practical gifts. pyrer baking. glassware. “Wear-
Ever" aluminum utensils. bird cages. dinner ware“ stainless steel
cutlery, berry sets. console 'sets. 'water sets. wall Dockets. etc.
33 Washington Street
the hard work in the show.
Mrs. Earl Stevens was the, accom-
panist for the lninstrrl: Mrs. Sidney
ill-ll was chilirinim of the entertain-
lllf‘lll. CtllilllllilPt": Mrs. lro Higgins
birthday October 4. when she was in
good health.
Miss llnymond. familiarly known
as "Miss Kate' 'and "Aunt Kate,“
was the daughter of Josiah and Abi—
sale. given by the Children of Mary. ‘John's Lodge, No. 0, F. and A. AL. .
of St. Mary‘s church. opened yestm'. at a stated cmnmunicution on Thurs-
day ntteruoon in the church base- dili’ t‘i'i‘nlnlr. “Womb"? 17- !
“Will. The sale wiii be held this at- ‘ " '
ter's house on ltowayton avenue is
being reshingled.
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Miss Marjorie. Du Fault oi [towar-
South Norwslk, Conn.
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lb: liobi‘l‘l 15. l‘crllue. Health;
ton avenue has been elected Secre— . . ~ .
. , . . , , . , , tcrnoon from .5 to h ec-lm-k and this
tary and treasurer of the Connec— in” (.roioet Raymond. and was ““‘l charge. "f the programs ””‘1 evening from 7 to 9 o’clock. The Glitter received a report from Dnl
ticiit Summer School association of 00"“ 3“ ”:0 R“5'{“°‘(‘d 1:“"W5‘t‘lmf' publicity and Mr. Carl llcllsltth gl'n- committee in t‘h‘irm‘ of the affair I '
. es ‘ j un ‘v ‘iii. ‘ .. . " ‘
now “0 V (pm 0 " “DWI-"1'31““ 1 ”'0 ““1“” for ”“3 int-hides Miss f‘iitiierinc Unity, Miss
Wesleyan college.
._. iler entire life has spent at West—
Sunday morning at the Baptist apert. She is sunived by one sister
church on Ilovl'ayton avenue, ”16- Mrs. Sylvester Keller. tit" Westport,
clal music will be sun: by Mr. Da‘ “OW 1“ 11““ 55‘“ 3“" All“ 198‘ F“
‘ l'it‘nilll of the show
\itinhcrs of the lieft li‘lngor t llth.
Kings Daughters acted as ushers.
Members of the nowayton Library
Catherine Torpy and Mm lielcn
YanCura. It is hoped that the at-
inir will be even a greater success
than the one held last year \llllt‘ll‘
0-12 North Main Street
.Soath Norwalk
vid Albrecht 0: “Finland street. lldzrlr‘il‘lll‘ylfg lgll‘itmignlgf stillifi'lvcll‘cl‘iiyfvg Afsm‘i‘yim‘ “Chum"fi; “fi‘fégfcrg more than pleased the. society.
" " ‘ " .‘ Z ' ii ir-rtt pres l on rs l. r . ”w“ ”wflwmm
. ~ . . niece. Miss Biriic lxcclcr: a nephew ‘ ' ‘ . . ‘ —--- ‘ ‘
“.312'511213533313?"fifiwflN3" ll. w. Raymond. both oi? \Vestport “nil“ ‘1“? Vr‘fl‘m“ llmt A“ 1 .A girl with a heart grin “on. A IT’S TO ‘TOUR INTEREST
house owned by MS. Westyof Satan]:f an“ a grand “Cplmw’ Horace ii. Pom‘ihiw'1:302;i-‘eit‘ifril‘Nai-i3nflzlintgn gm who has no heart “Mg 0m“
ford. on I‘towayton avenue, . Raymond. or New Britain. ll.“ Iloblfiand treasurer: and Mrs .. t .
O t 0 Funeral services will be bold q 'd It 1‘01] chairman of the
Another house being reshingled in Sunday afternoon “t 2‘30‘ at ”“5 "3 "$1 ' l .miniittee‘ wish to . I
town is that of Mr Herbert Arnold's Westport Methodist church. luler- “may“ “"3“ C(VhO q' ' ““40““ v ” .
on Crockett street. luciit will be made immediately ”my“ a 1mm: ‘ ‘10 K “é” ' IOLINS “
. .' . following in the family plot in the gm” of” the r tme 3‘“ ser ‘ " G Vi I. “50 Up . .
.L§?°I‘.“i.2f.“i‘i’..“.‘l.‘i."i.iii“? 5:“ 3?”? 3‘3‘.‘ are? ' ’ H LP you
‘ a '3‘" DIED—Miss Catherine Crofoot Ray. WAR . A e an 60. ~ t ‘l' Pllcu
home on Highland avenue. niond oi' Saugatuck. aged 91 years .Stcrnislaw Ilcyniont. Polish nlovel- ; unto. HAMIURG. no E. 89th St. WE CAN E ’
at the home of her late brother lst and poet and last y'ears or near m- tin-st 2m
. Electric lights are being irfitalled Franklin M. Raymond last evo- ot‘ the Nobel Frlze for Literature. ! IF YOU WILL LET US
31 Pr fi m 11}; 11‘1““; of M" Clarence Mii1s| “1113- died today after a long illness.
01'] ’ Si an avenue. .-.
Re 0 ts _ , . ,
Feed Rev. m. Cowsrt who will preach You can have sufficient. funds for your next
at the Itowayton M. E. church to- . . “ . . .
. ‘ , morrow. has extended a cordial invi- ’ 1. Christmas needs by JOII'ilng our
tation to all to attend the com- /l/JI.’/€’ . "MM. /,,,,¢ '
inunion services at the church to- / /’ ’3, ,.
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‘ morrow morning at 1‘1 oclock. /:///% a; : g 1 9 2 6
The regular weekly prayer meet- 4
It pTOduCCS eggs ing of the Baptist church will be ”WW/l '7’» /
held Thursday evening at eight - ‘- . .,
at loweSt COSt o'clock. Reverend Scaltse will use ‘_ ‘ ‘1
as his subject “No Can Live as l '
P03811113! Cheaply as One". . _.
Boodncr Feed 00., South Miss Rhoda. Jarvis was recently ‘TO MEMBERS OF THE ~‘
Norwalk elected vice-president in charge 0! ,
: Tobin & Itnorr. Saugatuck education in tlgie Yogr‘ig's tf‘eople‘s y . _
:- w. L. Crabh, Stamford Council of neu ous ucs on. v 1926 fi.
13 Buckingham, Southport. ‘ ‘ ‘ STARTING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH
Rings E nd Fuel 00., Burton Miss Francis Bond of Roweyton
avenue has accepted a. position with
§¥°§§F£Q§im a.“ P°“'°”°mpm 1315 mag 11 Club membership classes range from 25c to $5.00
' . f m weekly and all the money deposited' is returned to
The Christmas program 0 s
3...... church under the direction FOR-r": BEST STou'Es THAT you next December. Select as large a class as you .
0! Miss “85°“; 13“?“ 1m,” ”f; can consistently carry— make the first club pay-
henrsals every a ur ey even a: .
the church. . . ment and you are a member.
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The Young People‘s society or the You will start something that Will have a happy
Baptist chirch will hold a social at s . , ending. ‘.
six-fifteen Sunday in the church. »
Mr. Scaiise will speniénl Riltilll’bh \\ ‘_ .
ments will be served. ere e ‘ \k . p _ ‘_
special mime- ' :S ‘ Q * TO ENCOURAGE EARLY ENROLLMENT
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LEGION AUXILIARY HOLD SALE 3 THESE stonigs T 1 . ‘ , , ‘ ‘
.- .5............g.i.£.r'gzimgn FIRST 500 MEMBERS JOINING
terdey at the opening day of the two \& y , _
day tancy article and food .31“ ‘V 1 SYNOPS|S ~ I
m which is being given by the an . ~ .
' g . lei-y or the Frank C. Godflrey Post. ~ . WILL RECEIVE A BOX
~ ~ American Legion. in a owntovm
“"33“,“. ‘32?“ 1m ISA Nmom cosusr CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
0 so tinned today. The articles or 58!: ‘
liven-“1121888 Time!) include- baby? weara lamp;E dolls, AND ALL MZMM 0' CUP. '92“ “”51"“ ,
. men's furnish are an sum as or.
A good time piece by its tlcles. electfic appliances and food. “-03 AB: EUCIQLQIQCQMPETI ~ ‘ REMEMBER
faithful performance, perpet- I ‘ .
‘ pleasant memories of t . ,
"as a onor, down through . » e out orwa , rust 0 THE CLUB—ITS BENEFITS—THE GREETING CARDS
., any years. , ‘ ' “ ’ ~ .
liable makes car, Will . ”mom . _ . AND JOIN EARLY
Elgin, “0 . a“. 1 . ' .
Weltliain _ film“ ““33 ““2 SERVICE —- SECURITY
reliable makes of watches. ‘ a . ”a.” “has” . , . .. . q 0
my ,ww __ -3". m.‘ ~ _
m... mnfifim - ~ THE CENTRAL FAlRFl D TRUST C
was. Geniuses-piss“ ‘. l . _. NORWA CO ‘
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