AAAA“- Phoni- ' 3 Here About You Know 8 . a y City Briefs lithium Butte—"sparrows." Regent—“The Great Gatsby." Palace—"Ewes? ilosio O'Grady." "mo-e62 Iunsndl'ide‘l‘oday. Iunriuo...........o:s1a.|t. lun sets me P. is. nigh inform“ A. M.-io:i: P is. litm‘nd'l‘tdel‘or'l‘omorrcw fun rises 6:28 A it. Bun sets .........i'i «it i-'. ll. Hl‘ll tide..1ll.s0 A. bit-10:“ P. M. ‘ Mlss Myrtle Barrett. 2 Board View avenue. has a position in the odioe of the Norwaik company. Wa- ter street. Mr. and Mrs. George Hint. Han- fcrd place. had ad their guests. Bun- day. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hanford and family of Wilton. Rev. and Mrs. John J. Snsvely and daughter. Helen. of Mamaro- neck. were visitors in South Nor- wallt. yesterday. Arthur Waldron of East Norwalk has the contract erect two houses at Pine Point. Frank DoKlyn. Mrs Lillian Robinson is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson. Hidl’efleld. —Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture Co.—-Adv Rev. George B. 'l‘ompkins. former pastor of the Norwaik Methodist Episcopal church. but who is now district superintendents)! the Meth~ edict churches in Brooklyn. called on friends in town. Morfdny. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hamilton. 291 Flax Bill road. entertained their daughter. Miss Martha Hamilton. over the week-end. _ Miss Pulie McGinn. 2 View Crest. entertained several friends from New York. yesterday. . Mrs. Louis Beers will be the host- e- to the Hospitality committee of the South Norwalk Congregational church at an allday session. F‘ri- day. at her home, 45 Eimwood ave- '1 hue. —Crawforo Rang sold on my term rling Furni- ture Co.—Adv. to Miss Jo hine Drumm. Lexing- ton avenue entertain the Klat- tao club. This > _ evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodbury avenue. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maher of Boston. over the week-end. Miss ‘Annabelle Whitney. Pine street. telephone oneriz‘or. is enjoy- ing a week's vacation. .err Mrs. Paul Mieklos. Glenwood ave- nue. was a visitor in New York Tuesday. ‘9’ Dorothy.Delsney. South Main street. has returned to assume her studies at the Norwalk High school after an absence. Robert White. Eust-Norwaik. left for Florida. yes‘erday. Cecilia Bntiestone. Rowayton. has torned’to the Noun“ High school ' o resume her studies after an ab- tence. —K. K. K. is ‘comlng to town.— Adv. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Arms. Greenfield Hill. who recently return- ed from abroad. entertained at din- nor Saturday evening. Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. John R 'De. Witt. Mr. and hire. Henry B. Spel- man and Mr. and Mrs Harold Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bilcknatn. . Pia! Hill Road. entertained the Misses bier-tarot and All Vnta fins- hrouek of Weehnwken. ¥ently Edward A. Smith resumed his duties yesterday at the. telephone ex- change after his annual two wreks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs Paul McGrath Miss Florence D her and S. Riccio were in New Yor recently. —For a beautiful Home Ask an. 351 2.-—Ativ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knipple. _'oodbury avenue. had as their [nests over the week-end Mr. and Ira. Philip Maher of Boston. —/ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen of Mount Vernon. N. 7.. and also Ca- rolyn Bedlent. New York; were re- . cent visitors in Norwalk. Ill-(and Mrs. Richard 1-]. Gas- V' .. tat-ca Broad View Terrace. and Suitable For Ladies and Gentlemen 7 In All The Newest Patterns 6: th Season $2 “‘5 .50'.~ and Heaters Knlppie. l'i'he Evening lenting'welcom- contributions to the!) t obtuse.- cr to any other column is the paper. and regrets that so many offerings have to be rejected he- eause of the carelessness of the writer. Many .poopie fail to write names legibly and an item with- out g name I not usable. Many people write on «both sides of the paper. luch matter in t be used until? it has been ~raco ed in The Sentinel office and there is sel time for that. People using typewriters should use a .douhlmspece is writing copy for newspapers. to permit space for corrections v'here nec- essary. . . Lsoil. Don. and Mr. and Mrs. Cari Ouss‘afson were visitors Monday in New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Godfrey and daughter. Helen. Cross street. spent Monday in Bridgeport as the guests of relatives. -Eyes uaminod‘cy a university Graduate. Benedict. The Jewiler. -Adv. K . Misses Alice Cole and Betty \Vcokes returned to New Rochelle college. after spending tho week-end at their homes. James Shields. Westport avenue. attended a Halloween party in New York. ' Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain. for- mer pastor or the South Norwslk Methodist church. was a visitor in Norwalk. yesterday. Rev. Chamber- lain is now pastor of the Hamden Methodist church. He renewed many acquaintances while irrithis city. He was succeeded by Rev. Warren 1. Bowman. the present pastor. .. Mr. Chamberlain attended the fix» neral of Edison 1‘. Harris, past mas. ter of Old Well lodge. No. 108. A. l" and A. M~., of which he was formerly chaplain. . -Crswtord Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture Co.——Adv. a . Attorney and Mrs. William Grillin. ti Lowndes avenue. were recent vis- lttora in New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. William Melon. Goldstein place. had as their week- end gilossts, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Her- son and daughter. Helen, and Mr and Mrs. ll. Hanley and sons. Ed- ward and James. from Hartford. Alrawtord Ranges and Hostels sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture (la—Adv. Miss Leona Albright. North Tay- lor avenue. motored _b New York. Tuesday afternoon.‘ While there she attended a play. Miss Celia Battlstone. Rowayton. has re rn to lies; studies in. the Norwal H gh‘ school after being out a few days on account of illness. —Have your fur coats and gar- luonis remodeled and reitned at this time. Doing so now before the run season mu-azis more reasonable pric Twin City Valet. 67 North Main St i'hone tilt —Adv. iiiiss.Evlyn Young. Quintard sve- nuc. observed the anniversary of her birthday Wednesday by entertaining a few of her friends at her home. Miss Frieda Heath. '-a former teacher of the seventh grade at Franklin schol. has taken apost- tlon as teacher in New York. She has taken up her residence in [to- wayton. . —-K. K. K. is coming to town —- Adv. - ’ . Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clarke. 39 Chapel street. have returned to their home after an interesting visit at the Sasqulcentennlal. \ Herbert '1'. Weed, Flax Hill Road. has resign‘ed his position with the Nora-silt Dairy .compsny. —Crawtord Ranges and floaters sold on easy terms—Sterling V‘urnl- lure Co.—‘Adv. ' Harold Porter was a business vis- itor In New York Wednesday. . t .— Miss Eleanor Harris. East Nor- walk. spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Bridgeport. . I ~Crswford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—sterling Furni- ture Co.-—Adv. . w . Mrs. Pesrlmsn. Rowan street. is spending a few weeks with some of her relatives in New York. ' l . Mrs. numeit‘ 0. Weeks. High View. avenue. has returned, to" her home after spending a short time with Mr. and Mrs. «Charles Chap- man. Boston. Mass. ‘l, Charles -Cronin. Newmarket. N. 8.. is visiting with William Gorham. of Cross street. Mr. Cronin former- ly resided in South Norwallt and is now renewing many of his old so- ‘llialntancea. g —.. h—Crawford Ranges and Heaters ld on easy terms—Sterling Feral tore Oo.—Adv. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. ham“. Jr.. are spending the winter naphtha in the Gyilford apartments. New York. . 1— -—Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling rum turo Co.--Adv. .. anemones. on: on em: in lidd I the gained damp the melanc- Pitcher'l'boI—setthoi “item 1“ what “mite 'dmphi-tsbawm. moss: Club- Worker in Trouble» JANE! N N [I ll. momma ”MAI; am mama autonomous LIIIIIN , cums CROWN KING 10- NIGHT. 'DABIEN Isado- ti. Davina. «ir- resnooilest. sentinel Office. you-wall 08. l somerset-on. it. of Dariec. who was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. nriligeport. Monday. after he had consumed a four-cunts. bottle of chloroform linimsnt. and who was arrested for drun no- the next day. a few hours a ter he had been discharged. is. it is believed. adrif- ter." who, was'elnployed this sum- mer at the 0: Ridge Hunt club. Nelson's identity has not been so- tually ostabiishedubut a man of this name was employed at the club this summer. Workers then recall the name but not the man. and believe he moved to Westport some time ago. Further information concerning the man could not be'learned. Shortly after he had been dis. charged ‘trom' tho hospital Tuesday. Nelson was arrested in the railroad station in .Bridgeport charged with drunkenness; He was found inhaling some of the linlment while intoxi- cated. When taken to the hospital previously. hmdenied having drunk the linimcnt. saying he inhaled it. The Coronation of the King. on annual rite of the Order of Sir Gal- ahad. whidh will be celebrated at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Nore- ton. this evening. prdmlses to be a colorful and interesting pageant. Al- though the name of the king to be crowned witheld. as well as par- ticulars o the ceremony. the public is invited. and' there will doubtless be a large attendance. Rev. Charles Hastings Brown. rector of Grace church, Norwood. Mass. has been secured as speaker. Those who will par pate will be dressed in' the oostu es of the or- der. A good sized gathering is ex- pectod. o-Cra‘wfond Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furnl ture Co.—Adv. In observance of National Educa- . lion week, November 8-18. Monday will be visiting day at the Royie school. Parents and friends of the children will be Welcome through- out the wlfole day. and the teachers are anxious that,“ many as post- ule make the vist. will be presented in ‘she morning. 'i‘he presentation will consist of a four reel testure entitUd "A itoillng ltonlauco." depicting the famous capitol Limited and action views or modern railroading. The guests new plan been united to attend the show. ‘m— _'l‘he school savrngs banner was again wan by the kindergarten last month. For the last two months the kindergarten has had the larg- est percentage of depositors of any or tile school (fades. Out of Ni students in the Baker school. 272 not money in the bank this week. eleven who were absent sent in their deposits to llolp along the school percentage. The Baker school is running the kindergarten a close second for the savings bun- nor. . It looks as. l the Barton High 'schooi iootuiiii cam was at. last to see. some action: The amnion-d liigh school afternoon team will meet fie local eleven at Halloween park this afternoon. A game with tho-Fairlieid High school will be played November ll. in Fairlie-id. i’he Darien school. team has so lar this season played only one game. and the local boys are anxious to have their mettle tried again. . There .wes a meeting of the.Woal- en's auxiliary. Noroton Firs com- pany.. ianlremeas hail. Linden avenue yesterday afternoon. only routine business was disposed of. Mr. and} Mrs. Donald ‘ Leod e‘rotliingham. Scots Cove. e the proud parents cl 1. daughter. . ' ~ A one-man tractor and road ocrapcr‘wss delivered to the town yesterday by the H. P. Tractor company or New Haven. ' Nettleton. who was for- Ellw "19"! led in the highway de- partm ‘ In town yesterday ro- newiag quaintances. Town Clerk Stephenild Hoyt has placed on file the following mort- gage deed: Lena Post'Dariea. to William J. and James J. O'Brien. Stamford. property in Dal-ten. $2.- 330. r" Publicng On Street Work Ne’xL’llués. Eve. ' Public hurl“ on the prom . change is building,“ on both sldes or some smri anger-two‘s: Mon and Concord streets. will be h d” ore the mayor and city council in the council ehatiiber. city hall. Tuesday evening. November". at s o'clock. ' Action will also be taken at the hearing on \the propeml to change the grade of It. John street. and likewise on the proposal"that its grade of Day street be changed; - ll toho'heardrslatlvetathop h nf'theesinioo tint changes have been nott to be Will. to The bi-monthiy moving picture V those who are interested aad'wlsh . ‘s “urn hernia. com . e ‘tr' can. You SUGGhn’I‘ THE CLEVEREST worms To COMPLETE 7rd 932.000 9-9 CONTEST. . Far .— .. . o.-. “e “’7'” \ . s 3‘ " mason. NOVEMBER 4, 192a ' . HEADLINE IN THE ADVERTISEMENT BELOW ? i. . ,, ‘ s . Solomon was the first wise man who said .1 “Nothing ventured . . . nothing gained.” America was discovered by a man who’d ‘try anything once. We KNOW that OLD GOLD is a better ciga- rettes . We KNOW that it is the smoothest and most satisfying cigarette ever parked between a l" ' pair of lips. ‘ , But the proof is in the smoking. martini:titlzsliitxii‘gsl v.5“...‘mr‘m‘mml. what a fair tryout oi OLD GOLD will prove to . . . as many as you like . .mtb maximum en- youz-That a cigarette can have plenty of icyment and vvuhout regret or alter-edict. punch without any punishment. That it can Now we leave it to you. Sin-lent it worth have all the atolls and fragrance in the world a few cents to make these great discoveries? l‘ PLENTY or PUNCH . . BUT no’pomsnmsnT * 0‘“ 1) GO 1 THE SMOOTH EST CIGARETTE becaasoparatesheetofpam.cal Gsoa‘oa McDavtbr '. .V . . - so . . ”HMM conrs‘s‘r.sur.ss ‘ Mentors Rotter . ”mint, (1) wuavammmmrs . V) ‘ W. M‘ [MN m, I“. Whom" ”mmmfugofemal‘: NAME.n-rno-ocooemmmm—‘n—nuuunnuu Lotto! Mar-awe. .Wfts Ibflamhivumh"v°wm"mm " Novem- n" ‘ Nflmw 2 “I“ “an ~--m s B o..oo-on-os~onesssoesooeenume‘ugunn.‘ f , ‘ moths «can? ‘ Rossar W. Oaa. .. Lon—Sarah”. 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I ‘ 52 rises totalling $2,000.00 will be “DON"! lil'.‘ S'i‘UBBURN, SiRl . “ J U D G E 3 card’edtortheszheadllnoswhiehmoet . ly get over the point of this sdver- ’ Ms; M a lilac-inmoplflil)! ot'theiudges. *7 s the scrutiny of are loci-ts in the Specimens of weapons and tools. m gigging eight miles made of Jasper ante, have been battle and anus. electric tum each year. “8"". ”firm _, a dinovered. strewn ,la protuion inlet" that'llfJM electric ._‘ ~ Mus _ commas about tepee sire! is whismtso Ashby condor which medal sfaiihiau'moislag ll~mit “W bs-mf‘losttsas',’ g Woolf... tactile mono-silences. ,> do, ”Who ., . . . . 3 . ' ¢ * ‘ ‘ predominate over tho i weapons of Americans do more advertisins : u; 42%.“? Lyra.» .‘.L-.r=.&fs.‘“_:..__.- Us .
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