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SIW'Sslntionv-Arrny Hell
Major Thomas Beaver will con-
duct a special service this evening
at the Salvation Army hall. The
Major will be assisted by Adjutant
and hire. liehllng and Captain Noel
o! Hamel-d. Adjutant and Mrs.
Mehllng will furnish special music
this evening and Judging from the
past it is a well accepted fact that
those who hear them are in for a.
real treat. Maior Beaver will com |
duct an impaction of the local worki
in addition to the service. This meet-
ing will start at 8p. m.
HIM!!!) MAN TAGGED.
Michael Russo of Cedar street.
Stamtord was tagged by Chief or
Police William It. Pennington for
violation 0! the trattic ordinance in
North Meln street yesterday. His
case will come up in his downtown
city court, Monday morning.
“Ftv % -'u .-. «.l)
Store ClOsed
Tight
ALL DAY THURSDAY
To PREPARE FOR GREAT
oney Raising
Sale
EURNlTURE ,GOING TO BE
, SOLD AT
“GIVE-AWAY PRICES”
Sale Starts
FRIDAY, MAY 21st
AT 9:30 SHARP
" WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW
SEE OUR WINDOWS
- TOR-
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
THE FRENCH GLOVE a CORSET SHOP
4 North Main St.
..;
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Mahackemo Building
Lost, Strayed or , Stolen!
or
7:718 Mysterious Disappearance of- Little Rollo, While on a
Shopping Expedition at Read ’3 with his Mother.
1 ,
This 88,000,000 building. a mesuorial to the more than 1,000 men.
here of the Order of Elks who gave their as during the World War,
will be dedieeed! with impressive ceremonies on July 14. It is located
still the thought “Odd Fellowship is
worth while." He suggested that the
order could well afford to invest
money and time in keeping desir-
Of course he wasn't really lost at all. He had simply managed to discov-
er the Boys' Department, where he was having the time of his life with
our Mr. Kingsley. Only, at first glance his mother didn’t recognize her
son, because in place of conventional clothing of a dark blue shade, little
Rollo was wearing a
Tom Mix Suit
in Chicago’s south side perk district.
,3 able members in closer touch with
,‘ their lodge and on matters at gen-
. eral interest to all fraternal men. He
‘ advocated a magazine to be fostered
and promoted by the Soveriegn
Grand Lodge in the interest of "pub-
licity and more publicity". the words
. of the Grand Sire. 1-!
Grand Secretary W. 8. utchinson
Grand Masai. .Alhied 1" showed by his report that the mem-
Lillcy Delivers HIS Al" here at the close' of the year was
‘ _ 29,114. a net loss at 136. The total
null Address At Hart assets of lodges were 31.712.638. In
ford Convention: the Rebekahs the membership was
‘ . 4.699 brothers end 9.770 sisters. a
HARTFORD. Conn. May 19. total or 14,469 and a net gain for
(AP)-—In his annual address to the the year 0: “9.
grand lodge. Independent Order of Grand Lodge Resources.
Odd Fellows, here today. Grand Grand Treasurer 8. W. Challenger
Master Alfred L. I‘lliley recommend-
brated as Home Day. He said that
ed that the second Saturday ct June :
each year be recognised and celo- .
of Middletown in his report said that
in spite of a year of exceptional ex-
within its Income and had a balance
The re-
pense the Grand Lodge had lived ‘
. This consisted of khaki chaps trimmed with rattlesnake, a black and white
, SEE TOMORROW’S SENTINEL
this day had been designated as on the right side 0187.58.
Grand Master's day by cultom but sources of the Grand lodge in cash
he thought the term was misleading and securities amounts to 83.280.
and often unjustly interpreted.
D tions d that day had no '
siziii‘dcanceme: (earths the grand mas- Bo'lxrgflguit: gafifiiigl Parks
ter was concerned and it was not in-
cumbent on the grand master to re-
c‘d"! them. The cooperation oi the Boy Scotts
Prosperous Year. of America in trail building in e
The grand master. who retired Ill national parks of the West was die-
this convention. pointed out that the “mam May 1-,, at the Department
37°" had ‘39” one 0’ "“99”” “d of the Interior. a statement issued
increased fraternal spirit. He bo- by the department said:
lieved that the problem was to in- 3"” full text of the statement
A continues:
/ "The idea of having Boy Scouts of
Eagle rank do trail work in the na-
checked flannel shirt, an orange sombrero and neckerchief, and even a
wicked looking pistol in a holster at his belt. In this outfit he looked an ex-
act miniature of the famous movie star, and declared that he would chase
all the bandits out of Brookiawn i’ark. \ $4.50.
FREE SOUVENIR
EXANDER FURNIIURE CO.
Main St. South Nos-walk“
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L‘Babe Roth Junior ‘ ..
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3?“;:,g;:;{",‘;“3::::“.:.:. “.52: was another suit which sent a thrill of deli ht up and down little Rollo’s ..
who 1- one or the-acorn; cfocuum _ spine. it was a real baseball suit, of gray annel with maroon stripes,
‘°',EI';3‘1;‘;:€-‘bm ,5 ha. mm leather belt, cap. with maroon visor, and even red and gray striped wool
(mm the Northwest mm eon- socks. With this suit, little Rollo was certain to be elected captain Of the I
‘strueted a trail in the’ Tower Fells home team 33
region. The, plan was so successful ‘ _ . ‘.
that further work was done in the 'i
I Yelowstone last year. and another a,
' group of scouts from Seattle helped
3 in trail work in Mount Rainier Na- .
tionol Bark.
‘ "During the recent annual meet- '
.ing of the Boy Scouts of America in
Washington a delegation of Boy
. Scout executives called at the olhces
1 oi the National Park Service in the
1 interior Department to formulate
‘ plans for continuing igterest in the
building of Eagle Scout trails in the
various national parks. _ i
“The value ot' the Eagle Scout'
:tl‘llllfl to the park “considers-bid;
but more Important than this is the”
development or a sense to: responsi. '
Protective Coloring
A rack. of bathing suits of brilliant hue ap-
led to Rollo, and with the help of-Our
r. Kingsley he had selected a belted suit,
with scarlet trunks and scarlet and white
striped jersey. His mother so far a prov-
edthat she bought similar suits for 0110's
three brothers and sisters, so that she
30. "MAIN ST. SOUTH, NORWALK
SHOES! ' SHOES! GALORE!
her heels ..... $1pr. a- A
Child’s la shoes Womens’ Novelt ”2" mm: m "WT”? “d might instantly “filmy her hm“ 0" the
Mom... rum W, * “°°’ '
1 .Women F011“! P 08 """ ' ' ' ' 1 ea' 3. l the burdens of the countI'Y- ' i ‘ 51.9 to 84.95
,. Eomfortfitble 10!!th Lot of Men’s Shoes: : N . m”?,Sntfs‘yia‘ia’i'"a"°‘ihb° i i i i - I i
.. , an e case e a ' I i i t ‘5
ouse s pliers, 1'“ reg. $4.95 ..... $1 ca. bring results. . M R n F I] H d W I
o o e ~ ,4 31' r. ‘ "
-—Watch window at Palace Boot- ‘
- l 160 Prs. of Women’s m mm a __ om ‘ _ v . , .
. $3,: 1:131; £16111: Black or Tan Ox- ‘ d y D l D ' M ' For an English blazer of orange and gray striped flannel, to be worn with gray British
. - . "for d s (Goodyear _ ‘ shorts. ‘in this outfit he felt cenfldent that he would at last cut a figure in the eyes of
Childrens' R a [a h waits) ,,,,,,, 51 ea. ‘ - haughty Anastasia Jones, the Girl Nekt Door. These'blazers come in many bright
_ sole Oxfords, sizes . eoiorcomblnati'ons, and are an attractive substitute for a sweater $8.50
a» 8'/;-—11......$1ea. Men’s Fancy Silk ~ , . . . .
1“ ' Hose, 3 prs. ...... $1
gm Childrens’ Pumps
_, no Hishoes, all: (Ladies’ Pure Silk For the Golfing Lesson 1
',sizes.........$lpr. ,Hose........$lpr. " ,. . ,
» , . each morning on the Brooklawn lialcs, little Rollo felt that
. _ . . ~ g l ‘ unit of black and white'linen plus fours, just likeDed’ ‘ ‘
Boy scout shoes “Mm.“ new ' i . . a f th tarp-t‘lzirtilt‘tattttltilt,'witsuld»bledativlsatble;i ill)? mend d
H a . .m. m, ; .. ., orweer sa acqua "sweaer, n at . earl
'"// , dflfinmh $1.00 Hosiery 3 A $1 3 f . , [400k at- These blue sttern,.with hose to match. But hismother-nisw re-
~ - - , fa. - ‘ ‘ 1 . - min . hint that he was fifteen . minutes late for the den-
. .. ~ > gléKlIOCkOIIL Prices tishandhe left promising to call again later.
' " ‘ ‘ E fish'sOmtSweeters...ls1.00_ ' ‘ ' . '
" es mm... shim . $1.00 .s".""" ”'45
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ea Geller anzasum .." 31.00 ,
' Reed'sl’ersonal Shopper
V cottonseed at ”0:06. if . . i e -
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