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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 1, 1920 · page 4

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EAST VNORWALK

side place.

 

some time before. she will be out.

 

 

 

 

DA RIEN

liliSa‘i'U Smyrns is now \\'Ul‘l\'in‘;' l' w
John A. Fairbanks. ‘

Miss Lllllltll Mcl‘urihy ul‘ \Ve‘sl t.-
'nuc has li‘t‘ll'iil'il iron: n
her pun-His in 'l‘m'l'xnglon.

\ Iril \‘ :17!

the lnx‘t roml lmw been t‘llli‘l‘idllllllL,
the lutil'r's sistir, Mrs. lilizfiufl: I. f
Scoiio-ld. 1
Mr. Philip ll.
lgz'u. :i.'.::rn:e- 1“!“1‘ anrsls‘. hm! “wk
of Mrs. Helen Mulx'inh-y. at All \‘1-1
non. N. Y. Him is the lust snmix'm:
sister of the lute l'ri-Hidcnt Mrlx’inlm ‘

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:ind Mrs. .\'im-n or

The Ford rumistt l' in \‘rllll ll (lo orgc
Guest has l'v-A-f—roin‘: l.) i:l.\ unrk in
Bridgeport. was luirlly :lmnug'ml .'l
’1‘ew (iuys nun, Mill n its homi- l‘llSill'llifi
I :‘l vl utl'er [)Ol'iIUDS worn vlnniuzml 1-.-
fire cruised b) :1 short, rim-nit.

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Another ery llnru'lnry in town u ::.v

:I‘eDOI‘tcd last wm-k_ when. Olli' « u i.—'
, 1|.;., :nurmuit-rs :11 Non-inn llvl: ?:!-‘
viitez‘ui George (lillwl'i‘u }~l)::."l.'l::r-'v
'l‘y..{~-,' l"')f!;"S' l'IHiHIll'illll .lll'l lin
llvizhts liq-phi. Nothing: was wcnlml
in tho depot. and only small lmilis iii:
the, other places. l-‘nr S"\l‘r';ll \:lll‘\'.i
these petty burglaries li.l\l' lN'Ill :i‘
. more or ll‘Hr; l-‘Ltlllni‘ ill'i'llll‘lli u. llnl'.n._
(ht- \\'ni¢»r. ‘
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Tomorrow night :in nnnsnulli int. r
estim: lv-zimi- l;l\i‘: :2! [in
' ~l‘lf‘." "I'lnillsf ("fill ll i‘;i[»l,3
Grant \Villmms u retired New York
in n-rmnn lnr several years in charge ’,
of illl' Hurt-mi ni' Missim';
Twill it‘ll some of his expl-I‘iv'zim H and
of the mystcxies in. has lll't'll nnruw llri
ed in that work, using: sirrrupiironl
slim-:4 to lllllhll‘ulv- hxs still), In ”mum

is In in-

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:"l‘fil's ovr‘r 1214'“ mi-n. Women. and
children have lvw-n :‘f-pni'lv‘nl miss-mu,
to that (li'IlIil‘llllI'l.l, our film \\'(‘l't'i
lute!

ionml tll‘litl '

Duril-n has :s'n-lrlnm l-M-n us wrungw
‘ ht up over the :ulminixtruiinn of jns-l

film in this town as it :is prvsl'ni over

of Christ
church will mret Thursduy afternoon
at the home of Z‘lm. K’WfKeiiy'ffifi-

Mrs. Raynor \Vel‘llle In recovering
from injuries sustained in an auto m:-
cident several days ago. but it will he

George lx’ruuse .;nd {until} nl 11ml.
row-i :i\<-:11:»~ inn: l'z'tll vul- .‘i.||niv..'
All'h. i.i.zi.z Ruins: .mil in l' Hunt-rm. . u
of \Vutvrbury. 1

Mi. unti Mrs. A. 'l‘. llcunnuur-E w:

 

 

Louis Mzichbnck. it.

trolley car at Fiiiri‘icld

was discharged

MACHBAOK NOT Hm

Rural Deltvcry Moll Carrier Sot Re-
sponsible for Accident to Pedestrian

“’cstport. who was arrested in Bridge-
port charged with passing

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abreast o1 it and near the center.
Could Not Avoid Acekhnt.

the accident happened.

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he could not avoid it.

D. No.

35.

avenue and l traffic in the street. ..

Brewster street with his automobile.-
when arraigned
fore. Judge Bartlett in the city court.’

 

 

 

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not go by the tram-y cor tint stopped [Mkltn school.

l,.._ I RUNAWAY BOY FOUND 1x MAIN w; Wt!-

gflmi

Albert Mettals. youthful son of Vin-

 
 

boy-werenrnodondollwodtogo.
but other: will be brought before the

Machback said his machine was go— Juvenile court. tomorrow morning.
in; about three miles an hour when
He claimed,
because the'
. man got right into the path of the au-
“ Standmgttomobile and had paid no attention to

ynor follow-
n * Writs

Mint in W“- "I‘ ”W“-

 

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Pri V2219 Scr'i always occu-
pied :1 place of honor- at
picnics, on the porch, alter
the game ‘si‘ outing, at the
time of relaxation after
a hard day’s work. '

No reason to change
from this‘ old friend now.
It is still made of the best
hops and malt. still brewed.
and aged with the some.
infinite care. (“1: trims: and
130;} ,'—l:»:ziiding properties
remain minivan-Ted.

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1);.sli‘nnulul's, Flaznfrrl‘tl Brunch. 23‘
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F E 1 G E N S P A N
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7‘ the (‘38:) of \Villimn linnce. A \vm-k
' Saturday, M4 reported :1! the.
time. ”anew went on om- of turns:
and his Wife 'wzis obliged to tnkr:
i'rfum- with lit‘l‘ children in :i neigh—
bor's home. Monday following. “1-!
ruined before Justice of the l'i'ni‘o‘l

\Villinm I. Austin, Dance. was found'
guilty aud'givon 30 days sentence.
from which hc_L'.i’mc-diutely appealed
and was li‘wruind on $200 bond.
promptly returning to his family.
Last Saturday night he went on :m«
other rampage. Constable Georcn
Vellie set out to arrest him. but did
not succeed .in locating him until
Sunday afternoon when he was :1-

 

gain arraigned. this time beforcftor,

.luntice Sent-ck, and freed on 330';
bail for Trial Monday night. How-
vvcr during- the afternoon. Justice

Seller}: agreed to postpone the trial

until tonight.

FEDERAL COUNCIL
OI" CHURCHES TO l

 

MEET IN BOSTON’ .

 

(Continual from Pa'fl “"0 ‘
toric snota. such as Faneuil li-ill. ()lil
South Meeting House. and Park strl-ct’
church '

Among the prominent lavmen who
will be on the program are Herbert
Hoover. Frank A. Vandal-lip. Robert
E. Speer. James M.,Speers. John It.
Liott. Pn'sideni \V. ‘H’. P. Waunce. of
Brown. President \V. (i. 'l‘hmnnsnn.
ni'_ Ohio State l'nircrsity. l‘rt-sirlc-nt
Kenyon L. nutter-field. of Amherst
Agricultural College and Governor
Coolidge.

Delve-ates from Hollm‘r'. f‘wut Hr:—
tnin. Hungary. Mexico. Belgium anal
the Canal Zone, will bring greetinnsi

 

 

 

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table among these foreign deli-min H'
is General ltohert Georue Niwelle, l

the hero of Verdun. who
French government's. official renresnn-l
tativc to the American Mayflower
Council. which has its final nievli'i':i
in connection with the l~‘cd(-rul (“0:51-
(‘il’s scssion :-t Horton. i

The l<'(-(lv-r:il Council. who”
nicmhwr cqiciully' represcn‘ it"
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tions in
in FXistFllr'F
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T'n- l'nihu! Sir-hm: lu'w lI ‘‘‘‘‘ if
it! gnu-rs. m-rving thrvI
.c .. 7“ ,(.~.. .u . r... i
It render-r4 sr-rvcil-r- «lurinz' the war i‘.I
(Vi-Ortlinntin't t'rw wartiiug :mti‘litirfi
m thr- \tlf‘i’ril“ nlwnnminn'intxw
Ventinr' dirnlicmirm of \vorl‘ and
lmmizinc ‘ltlir rlTnT‘is. Among
::;O- 7 :wtivr rmnznissions :wre
mi :hi'l Senior-H l‘lvnngrliqn).
rMiz-iitj”. f h-urch Federations. The
(' “-E'r-i 5:54-3:41! ‘Rot the Federal
T3". -. J“ “V. Frank Mason
Iggnoflthe Methodist Board. 301
. fusions. Rev. Charle- s
_'atla.nd is the Gene!!! .

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Announcement

E have

the agency for THE NASH

SIX with Perfected Valve-in-Head mo-

and invite your inspection.

Considered solely from the standpoint of
boauty and comfort the Nash Six Sedan
Will Impress you, we believe, as a fine ex-

in”.

ample of superior design and coach build-

It is a truly beautiful car, roomy and lux—

urious, and

denoting its character in

every particular of finish and appoint-

ment.

It has unusual power due to its Perfected
Vaive-in-Head motor and in every detail
measures up to the high Nash standards
of construction.

5Passengcr Touring Car.

4-Passcnger Sport Model

4-Passcng¢:r Coupe

s. L.

PHONE -7. .

. $1,695; 2-Pasoenger Roadster .. $1.595
. .$1,850; 7-Passenger Touring Car $1.375
$2.650; 7-Passenger Sedan $2.395

‘ Prices f. o. b. Kcnosha

 

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I Victrola on easy payments

, THE HAMILTON SHOP
I ' 49 WALLBTREET

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FOR BABY’S

XMAS

Dolls

Dolls Beds
Walking Dolls
Dolls (larriagzs
Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Rocking Horses
High Chairs
Rockers

Shoo Flys
lilac-k Boards

Desk
Red Ryder. .3 sizes
Scooters

Baby Yards

.loy Riders

Automobile; 6 sizes

Bicycles. 6 sizes

Wag'ons

Table and Chairs

Pull Apart Carnival
Circus

Duckeanes

Baby Walkers

Rocking Ducks

White Costumers

White Wardrobes

 

 

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Xmas Things for
the Home

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Dining Room filits
Electric Lamps
Dining Room Table
Library Table

Rugs

Buffets

Set of Dishes *
Pictures '
Perfection Oil Heaters
Bed Room Set

Heating Stove l
Ranges

Red Star Oil Stove
Breakfast Sets

Blankets "
Comfortables "
Mattresses ' :"

Pillows
Day Beds
Ohio Vacuum Cleaners
Linoleum

Cedar Chest

Smoking Stands

 

 

 

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The boys wero taken into custody.

Ispend the winter.
Adm Bring Good:

First Selections of Records may be included with your

 

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WIN, DEC. 1. 1920 ‘

50cm. Nam ‘—"'"'——"-—~ .

1 ST. PAUL’S CHURCH

Jesse M. Ferris has returned to,
South Norwalk from a visit in Pas-
saic. New Jersey. and expects to start
in about two weeks for Florida with
his mother. Mn. Jennie M. Ferric. to

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Miss Anna Cornell. of Seymour
street. is making a visit in l)anbury..

 

‘ 'TONLY A WEEK OF THE MISS-“JUN new

COM E TON IGH T

 

 

 

 

J. Donald (‘orridon has resmueil Bridgeport. Monday. The automobile l
his duties at Fordham University. struck a man who was ulighting from , "‘"7'0 “ands of 12 Knapp street. ' ll T RD .
New York. after Spending 'l‘hunksgiV- the trolley. Judge mirth-u found thet‘VhO "m ““1"" rmm h°m° apparently 4‘ DECEMBER VIC O S i
ing at his home on Gregory Boule— ;l(‘(‘llS'.‘(l not guilty. 'to make his fortune after the manner, '
yard. - -\ t ( . 'kl , q ‘l lot-scribed in dime novels. has been ' ”ll—The Garden 0f Memory Do 0033 l ANI) EVERY NI‘VITT ‘
\ r 1.! u u but ty - “Til“; ll l‘lanprehendo-d hy the police in [’ort— : 87319—At Parting lunar l y l
'l‘h - b: 1:: - ‘ ' i 3. _ ‘ '0 "3100'" _"" 0" ”a" ‘ 3“ l "'9 'I'lanii Mu, accordin to a telegram . . . .
Norw‘niklz{1;:u,(;~?,:q?1n::::’f 0A\l‘l(::i':‘ti':l: was operating his :minmohilo at the from the PM” of iolice of that city. 1. 89159-111? Sweet REPOSC Mme Homer and Louise Homer ? _
will meet with Mrs. John |:'llomnie. l‘illi‘ or about 2.3 miles :in llOllr-llllil rcpt-lived this morning by Chief or 1’ 64913—Whea Youand I Were Young, Maggie, McConan ' AN!) BIQIN(: SODI l4)B()i)“ ‘ 1’
dieu. on Friday afternoon at 2:1llli'll-ialtnhlfi. Tilzpmzclhi‘; m:m?:\::) ““1“" l’olicu “'illinm It. Pennington. f: 74647—Hnnptian Rhtpsody Phlhdelphll Orheltra. . i
o'clock. ‘ " " ' ' " ‘ "l cs ' "3' ““5 The father of the runaway boy was i . ' '
ni‘i‘crcd by another Witness. The mo— notii‘iml by (‘hii-i‘ Pennington. Th“ 1’ 18694—Any‘tmie, Anyday, Anywhere, FOX Trot ’1 .
lorniun sail] the mun trot off the cur former ask”, “u“ the be). he Hf‘ni ‘ Whitman Orchestra : ’
R0 W4 ”01v and hustled towards lln' sidewalk hark “on... A: ng-wmg‘ Blues, Fox Trot Whiteman Orchestra ' ._
- without looking to see if :i mm'hinvi - ._. ._._._._- _.... 7" 18697_nir one Fox Trot Benson Orchestra. ’ ”“- '
y ——._.. . was coming. l‘li‘ smd ho- wnrnwl lhv- ansy BOYS 'rAKI-jx 1‘0 (‘()1'RT 3‘ , ’ . 5 .
A 4.l1.‘2‘i(1‘l:.' Flirting: of ”1,. ltowu) ‘ man to ln- on ilw lookout for :iuinmo- » . [1' I d Love- to Fall Aukep Ben'on orchestra Hone e e e S l’l‘i’illllli
ion l-‘rw- Library association. will I”. hill-:4. According in the moinrnmn. Eight boys ranging in yours from 1‘ 1,869th Jahn Steel F‘)" l)‘|li\‘il‘\
lil‘lll at the home. m: Mrs. Jnspphinp Mziclilrzlck lliil exceptionally Well in I!“ Inc l6 \t‘I-rw brought before (‘hln'f- ‘ The We Boat John Steel 0-1 . .
3-3:» SIT}: “'.‘.t’.."".‘.:.';::" .. 35... .f‘ l. 45firs—Virginian Judge Walter neuy —— m ”m -' m ”Wm -—-—~~-
‘x. ”is" !I='i:7 l' :. 4- -' . inf! “: ': '—I .
'nun ilsiil‘i-wl that ilzw :rninmollilv :liu nine in tin-I neighlionrhoml of the. ' 35679-Santa Claus 1:81.13 About H18 Toy 81.10!) (‘ ‘1 \Y AVlypn “"RP‘
l Have a Victroia. in your home for-Christmas. .- ‘ . . , A ‘ .

'Y Dust'zss S'fters, Furnzce Shztc‘s. (‘

Ash Cans. Rota.
age Cans. Window Refrigcmtr'”

Coal Snowls' Goth
Tubs. Water Pails.

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Her Happiest Christmas

HERE is nothing you can give a woman that is so mm!
as the one thing that will lighten her burden the whole yea:-

'r0u n d .

And that one thing is the HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinet.

It works for her and with her every day of the year—easing the

strain of her house-work, shortening the time she must spend in
the kitchen, turning drudgery into happiness.

all the years, the HOOSIER you give this Christmas wi.“

Throug‘ 2
stand as a monument to your loving thoughtfulness. Through 2:1:
the years it will minister to the health and happiness of the womzn.
who means more to you than all the world—it will save her miles m’
steps each day, cut out the needless lifting and steeping; of kitchen
work, and increase the hours that may be. spent in happy recreatii a; ;.
Come to our store for a demonstration~ at once. Have a HOOSI l‘ll:
reserved for CHRISTMAS DELIVERY N0\\r’~-»the supply is limi‘. —
ed. Make this the happiest Christmas your home h as ever know;..

 

 

 

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