; ‘ anlgeot Scout
. ,t, »- . -- oroton
Trees
Out.
All Boy Scouts ot Dorian and
Newton are asked to be present at
the scout. grounds,- West avenue
Darion..8sturday. February 6. in
,3. order that plans my D: made tor
‘3; the celebration of ."Seout Week".
,. 1 . Beth troops are asked to be‘present
. . . 100 percent and bring enough‘iood
tor one meal. which will be prepared
‘ by the boys.
a l‘e e
g A card party will be given this
; titernoon at'the home 0! Mrs. John
1 A. Weed. under the suspicesot the
. , 3 Church Aid society or the Noroton
; Presbyterian church. A' large gather-
; ing is expected. »
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The Triangle club of the Darlen
. M. Erohurch, will meet tomorrow
_ 5 evening at 8 o'clock.
v
4
l
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. Several large trees have been cut
“down on'Noroton avenue. near the
If; Boslroad Bridge. recently by the
3“ Town Highwhy committee. The trees
j obstructed the mew as one drove
1 along the road in that section.
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The Women’s Guild. of St. Luke's
’ Episcopal church,‘ Noroton. will
‘ held its regular monthly meeting
this afternoon at 8 o’clock ‘at’the
7 parish house.
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The. monthly meeting of the
‘ teachers or the Noroton Presby-
terian Sunday school ‘w_lll_ be held
4
the... the Old Days; -
THE EVENING 5 SENTINEHO. NORWALK.‘ CONN. .
..
General Hush LuScbtt» (center); recently lived over again the days when he was lighting Indians in
the northwest.
ml
lag} in the universal sign language, at which General Scott is an expert.
‘ Captain Sumkmwso s(right). and Amos Pond, 85 Unit). limntiila chiefs with whom Gen-
500" mull". in the only days. name to Washington to visit the great white father. :l‘lti‘y are tails--
t... l
me ting was to. have been held
Motley night but was postponed on
acctunt oi inclement weather._
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T} e Church Friendly »‘society at
St. 1 uke's church. met last night at
the home or Miss Sadie Searies.
s- s a .
' Miss‘Jennie Dugdale ot Neroton,
has
undergoing an operation in‘ a New
Ionic hospital recently. ‘
e ' o a
The _ pastor's . training class or ‘ the
Daren Congregational church will
evening at the home ot'Mr.
An rew Sham, at. 8,0'ciock. . The
returned to her home after
o'clock.
invited to attend.
o s o
in Washington. D. t‘
e s s
Raymond Huilund.
Island, has moved to New York.
that for the entire year of
electric service companies was
500,000.000 kliwatt hours
be heid.this afternoon at 3:45
All interested in matters
concerning the Christian life are
Mrs. N. Howard, of Noroion. has
returned from a two month's visit
of lleluileld
Figures so tar collected indicate
1925
the exchange of electricity between
i.-
greater
FERING
was three.
out any relief.
due to his cough.
3. bottle of Foley's lloncy and
writes Mrs.
Kappcs Si rect,
Iluth Willard.
Indianapolis, »
than it was in the previous year. Satisfaction guaranteed—Adv.
FRIEND RIGLII‘JVI‘JS BOY'S SUI"-
"My iiitl: boy has had trouble
with his bronchini tubes since be
We tried all kinds of
cough syrups and medicines. with.
For ten weeks he
. was down, didn't get a night's sleep
A friend gave me
Tar
nnd that night, after taking Foley's
Honey and Tar. he slept all night.”
1524
Ind.
BEGIN HERE TODA!
HENRY BAND. mlddlugod
business men. is expected home
to help celebrate his son JIM-
MY'S 27th birthday. The gather.
inglncludds Jimmy. his sister
JANET, his mother. and BARRY
OOLVIN. Janet's dance. -
phone that Henry Band is dead
. in actress hoisLHThsbedy is
» lonnd Isis gss-dllsd roe-n. a
‘snlsli weiton the hack oi the
head. ' é; ‘ ‘
The only clown are a woman's
handkerchiei and the stub of a
yellow theater ticket.
Janet Band breaks her on-.
gagsnrsnt with Calvin because at
the,“disgraoe." ‘ Jimmy. learning
that the stub is iron the Paragon
Theater in Cleveidnd. goes
there with DETECTIVE
seem. They learn that the
ticket .is amt'rmnv‘
(ion in the name of THOMAS
MARTY.
CHAPTER VII
. back.
commune."-
night!” " ‘ .
lbs-no sot into slum?”
Is
bill through then-suits.
t‘ bits? '
e
”H-.. ._
.t..;
While they are waiting. police
. now no 0N wrrn run sronr‘
66 LL right.‘ Mooney." Jimmy
‘ slapped the detective on the
"We’ligodewn to
no. mom's ‘hotel'nnd let him try
"Not so not. not so, dost." shot
back Mooney. For'ail of his ear-
griss. be but been doing somerepid
thinking. He turned to the ticket
seller. am you got two seats right
behind this one for next Monday
“seewhst I can do." The young
men began team through a stack
atheists. f'nsrs-yon are-nus so
andrlig'in Row I. “Just what you
want. 13! theory. ,hu‘Big Tom
“I'm not saying. brother.” Mooney
‘ reached tor the tickets and tossed a,
i redeem seller hushed. “None or
; ray monotonous. but it you
', can get anything-on l‘osu'ty you'll
' lithe iirst one that's been able to
l “tutti wane all m. m
lab-sensuous." ileonsypoebetsd ..‘.. wonthimbshindthebsrsior
distant-H‘s tnrnedto Jimmy.
. its not‘ehowing our handle
'“f-“tgst. .Ws’ll bays achanes
toldndtont a. tewthings about'hhn.
and’ldondiy nightwe'iltletxnigood
locikathim." _'. _ .»
ey,turned awsydrotn the win-
..leaving the clerk'nblue'with
m. . ,
1 Why . wear"; Jimmy aired
M nay. T'Tegs’rty'n. the Linen ~ we're
king for.“ Why give him a chance
ingot-way?" ~ ..
“He's not'runningiswsy." declared
I! hey. "I know'thehindfot gent
w 'redeallng with. moment talk?
in 1011113 until I havs'soniethlng
more to go on." ' '
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We want «newsroom to so
.""Mooneyrhnd said. Well. they
its
011‘
jun: was autumn-indium?-
a earthy stay.
cooked are snake.” declared
- “‘n M . ‘
A word ‘hesling-polluelsnnnd’the
mus vote buyer-frost overthrow
election. Mixed: up infnlotsed
. _.. pressure bootis‘ggingsndtsnn.
. . .- of knowing n~lotabonteneor
‘. high-Jack murders. v-Butr they
. 't get a thing~onlhina We‘ve
0‘ -alotabontthstblrdhaekin
. r t plenty o: money andplenty OI»
.. 'l genes. A professional nonunion.
1 .,. had gone-inter to theater
a. (What a... museum;
unmeturautgormersththq
. sill-lend in the limevelnnld‘
5%.:
t
A
plain. We’ve got the stub the
theaterfiichet he boughtlnnd he got,
togaeeount for that. too. .You see.
Read. ,it' doesn't pay to rush at
things too inst. Now when we see
Fogarty .he'll have to have a pretty
tight little story to work himself
loose. You‘wnntsd to clamp down on
him with lust'the'tlcltet to go on." '
The little detective smiled at his
own cleverness. ... Jimmy couldn't
help admiring him. _ * V
‘ M'ooney; it seemed. had some other
work on his hands in Cleveland;
Therewns an automobile 'thett case
which the chiei had told him to loo
into" whilsehe‘was there. ' ‘r
"Killing twohirds with one stone."
smiled Mooney. “We've gone pretty
near-asters. we can-now until we
norm. I'll be busy Sunday
sndpafl oi Monday. Suppose we
=onr‘reeeptionvter Mr. Fogerty.
Tbst'il give you Monday morning to
iooh‘around for that Job you were
talkin“ about. That, is." he added
’i‘rith a wink. ‘fii 70h still'think you'll
bobste ion. noughto need one."
w“i’ns .bs‘ginning-to-tblnk it might
notsbs,‘nseessary."l.lhntny answered.-
"aithongh this lbgarty thing'leoks
mortise good to be true."
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._Snnday morningdlnmy sentstsl-
urntn -to .his mother and sister:
“mung due-and melting progress
Writs tons." He sent along his
.The‘dsy passed swiftly. In the
evening he ,hnntedwav I church.
Slipping into an empty new he sat
.llstening to the organ while the
i
.ohnrsh gradually tilled up. He
reached tor a hymn book and idly
attained through it. Most or the
Wilt. Miller to him—Jmt
i
play themlon Sunday are
a.
horn
, gradually aware or s
ttingliust was the aisle from
>80 could see
g8
II
comm me or use sonnet. m
t together Monday afternoon and
:
uddenlhéilimmy. asked. utvrtozih-hiii‘firt and caught the menivflushfion ,lhe‘chin.
pose seemed to “orient naturally
into a church background.
» Theyiwsre. praying. :He found
himself omhis knees. not listening to
the regular prayer. butpraying of
his own accord. When he looked up
he. glanced involuntarily across the
aisle. .The girl wns'loolting at him.
He halt expected to see amusement
in her eyes and flushed slightly. . In-
stead.she could have .sworn there
was sympathy. and understanding.
She turned her eyes awaysnd‘limmy
noticed ' that they were ‘blue. ‘ with
heavy black lashes. . . .' I
He} had walked tel-perhaps halt a
block before he became dimly con.
sclous that she was walking 'ahesd
of him. He wondered. hali‘guiltily.
whether“ she“ might not" suspect him
of tollowing her-there was no one
else near.
Hewesabout to turn around-when
the saw an automobile pass him and
then slow downjwhen ‘it reached her
to accommodate itseli'ltwher..gnit.
He couldsee. two young ntsniinths
when > ’ .
- ~ She drew away to the inside "of the
sidewalk and 'oulckenodt-hsr pace.
The automobile hoot evsnvwith her.
She stopped then and glanced around.
She was plainly distressed. He hur-
tied. One oi the men was getting
onto! them. _ , - ~ . > ‘
Jimmy was beside her. "Sorry to
keep you waiting." he said hurriedly.
lifting his hat. "I was delayed inside."
‘ide wondered whether'be was “set-
ting nw’sy" with his bind. He "isn’t
looking tor trouble. He suddenly
thought oi Janet.
. He sawtbet he‘wssn't feeling the
man who was getting out of the car.
He was handsome in a way. but
a . loose-upped mouth spoiled what
0 erwise would have been a down-
rlg t good-looking toes.
“What a smooth worker you are."
he messed to~.llnuny.
sister. hepln." . .
'Jintlny sdged\ over toward the
curb. “Best-it.” he said quietly. .
.f'bet's taken crochet thewise
837-” . '
"Come on. ,
Thornanstthe wheel weselinthh. "
A
tredt‘seat. One of. then was speaking ‘
‘ ROWAYTON-
PLAYS. TESS
toast“ " w a so
Many Good Will Ladle
Ill—-Importnnt Meet
ing ot Baptists Sun
day.
I
i
-:- NO T1131. -:-
'l‘o ltowsyton Readers
Because of ' the storm today.
Fred Lockwoodwlll be unable to
make his usual deliveries oi Tin
Sentinel Rowayton subscriber:I
may get copies of this newspaper
at
Allen's Drug Store
-Mrs. Earle Stevens-oi McKinley
I’iuce entertained the members of the
Good-Will Sewing Society at her
home yesterday afternoon.
. was (I. very small attendance. due to
the {act that a number of memberal
of the society are ill.
prtscnt sewed on towels for the Me.
thodist Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mia-stove“ served a. dainty lunch-
t"(lll.
Um date of the society's meetings.
from Wednesday to either Tuesday
0r Thursday. The day for the next;
rmvtlng to be‘held at the home of
Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor in Pennoyer'
stror-t will be announced later.
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snlctut Allen's Drug Store."—Adv.
bers of the Rowayton Baptist church
is called for Sunday morning fol-
lowing the morning service.
t
home of he;- daughter. Mrs. The-
odon- Svnith. McKinleyPlnce.
evening in the Rowayton Baptist
church. '
Hour. and Miss Lola Butt-r. Rolon
aw nus. attended a party at the home
of Miss Helen Bruce in Noru'aik, last
owning.
painting the new Rowayton Post Of-
flee.
tire has not yet arrived. The plumb-
mg work has been camplcted.
(ornla. visited with Captain and Mrs.
Preston Hart of McKinley Place.
yesterday.
glass doors have been installed in Al-
it'n's drugstore. Rownyton avenue.
s O t
ed in linrttord. spent last week-end
with her parents. Captain and Mrs.
Royal Decker, McKinley Place.
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ton. Mass. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Franklin Clevcri'oy, Crow. ave-
nuc.
family have moved into the Broad~
way house, Crockett street.
the Rowayton Methodist church was
held lastevenlng followingvthe reg-
ular weekly prayer service.
ness of only a routine nature was
transacted. A report was heard from
lhE Every~Mcmbor Canvass.
her home on Pennoyer street by ill—
ness. " '
Minstrel Show. to be presented short.
ly at Community Hall in .East Nor-
walk. was held last. evening at the
home of Mrs. Earle Stevensvin .Pen-
noyer street.
Street A. M. )3.. church will sing
negro spirituals at the'evenlng serv-
ice ln.‘the Rowayton Baptist church
on Sunday. , .
overcrowded profession in Germany.
Of the 10.000 chemists in that coun-
try about'1.000 are unemployed.
fortune of about $27,000,000 in art
treasures.
natural state. lasts about seven and
one-halttyears; it treated with'pre-
servstive. about ~15 years.
There
The ladies
i'lans am being made to change
0
-—--".\ll the popular Magazines on
s s a
An important meeting of the mem-
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Mrs. Meyer is seriously ill at the
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Prayer service will be held this
s s a '
Miss Emily Stevens. McKinley
Edwin L. Stevens has started
The new equipment for the o!»
o ’o s
Percy E. Ferris of Alameda. Cali-
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The new showcases with sliding
Miss Verna Decker. who is employ.
Mrs. William Underwood of Box.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jennings and
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A meeting of the Official Board of
Dust-
Mrs. Oliver I. Clark is confined. to
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‘A'rehearsal of the cast for the
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A' quartette’ from the Knight
Chemistry has become a badly
Swedish churches hold a national
The average railroad tie. in its
—'
value.
finish at such a price.
Another instance of excellent
Here you have a com-
plete dining room outiit of qua-
lity construction throughout —-
distinctive style. fine woods and
M
f.
“III" in.
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a\\\\\\\\\\\§x\\ \\'\‘§§\\§\~N\§.\w\xk\
Imagine This Fine Quality lO-I’c. Dining Suite for
Here you have a large 66-inch
buffet, spacious china cabinet.
server. extension banquet table
and six diners—just as sketch-
ed above.
value.
$298
RAGE THREE
W
.\
‘.
It is a regular $375
STERLING’S ."2:
FURNITURE CO-
43-65 No. Main St., So. Norwalkaonn.
Sale!
AUDITORS HOW
from Trumbull.
nor John H. Trumbull.
secretary of the committee.
Marcus Holcomb and
Brainard.
Morgan
also conducts similar
tests for the electrical industry.
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T0 no THE JOB
Gilpatric A c c o u n t'
Probers Receive In-
New Spring Line
—of ——
ROYAL SOCIETY
PACKAGE GOODS
M
J. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
ZENITH
SONURA
WARE .
A’I‘WA'I'ER KENT -
SUPER KETRODYNE R. O. A.
RADlIIO
Convenient Tern-ts
STUDWIELL PIANO 00
68 No. Main St
80. ‘Norwnlk
s
Phone us
structions in Writing
Instructions in writing as to the
course they should follow in exam-
ining the books of'the state treas-
ury department, to ascertain it the
tonne.- mm: Harold Gllpat-
r ‘fft’had in any way manipulated
,gate securities in the course or his
embezzlement from the First Na-
tional Bank of Putnam.'l1ave been
given to the auditors engaged by
the committee appointed by (lover-
The governor's committee on Jan-
uary 22 approved of a general plan
to instruct the Scoville and Welling-
ton and Co. as to its duties and
warned the auditors that these in-
FOR IMMEDIATE USE
. ; RUBBERS, Zl‘
We carry only the first
ing makes: Goodrich, U. S. Converse,
Brand.
PPERS, BOOTS
grade brands in the follow-
and Ball-
MIL'I'ON' ELWOOD
THE ARCH ransaavnn sronn:
122 Washington St.
South N orwalk
structions should be in writing. and
they were to disregard any instruc-
tions which were not in writing. The
draft of the instructions was made.
The committee studied it at leisure
and today it was‘made public by
Charles G. Morris. of New Haven,
The‘
other members are former governor
B.
The United States Government
buys more than a million and a.
halt electric lamp bulbs a. year. Be-
tore placing orders samples are
carefully tested at the laboratories
of. the Bureau of Standards. which
lamp bulb
settlers Friday, Specials}
Hi.
FancyEscallops.................:.......55c pt._
No.18melts 30c lb.
-CodfishSteak 25clb -.
Boston Blue 20c lb.
HalibuttSteak 38c~lb.r
SalmonSteak......................... ..35clb..y
FreshMackerel'.'........................20cib.-
Butterflsh28crlb?
Weakfish................................22clb.
Haddocklchb.
Fresh Herring IZ‘clb.’
Snapper Bluefish 20c lb.
,Flstlish 14c lb.‘
Flimanllsddie 20cib.
SmokedCodFillets 25c lb.
forest. Cod Fillets 25ch
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K. with“
‘14““““*“l'"**unleash-muuuauhlntsnn
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