Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 26, 1921 · page 5

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sA’r‘URDAY. NOV. 26, 1921 F
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". . T FSINN FEIN IRELAND ‘ (The Well known Insurance Twms. STATE ION 7 r _ _ I 7 '7 L g r
. T103 AL FL EL 7 , Paul. the First. playing for the Blues.- Y LEG: , ‘ r V :VE
% .x To TAKE PLACE lf REF USES I0 S H EAR and Paul. the Last. Playing {01' the LNABBE TO] I ’7 ET 7 r ‘ ‘ : V Z r ’
. 0F GASOLENE‘ALLEGIAN CE TO CROWN 35%;“, This is staged for Monday. $7,500 ASSESSMENT' 7 I A I ‘ A ‘ : I ’7 r
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J l “9 jury Of aWard be 5919C“ lC“ the. same date the official com- ~ Cfll'RCK, ZODIORROW ilate'feE: :Tlsggfie‘rgoshtegi?tthl§gion _ ' M, .
l“ 539C“? forms 0f public §>pcndence that has passed betwetn the Arthur “'ilde. ‘Ncw York symphony 85:2: different lesion DOsts in mg}: , ' a“ h u m m A“ .H m. n
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legations may be officially
Although Sir James
cut after

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Orchestra Collie-t.

A beautiful service is arranged for
the 7:30 o’clock hour. in. the South
Not-walk Methodist church. tomorrow
evening. The choir will be assisted
in the music of the evening by Arthur
\Vilde, cellist. Mr. “’ilde plafed for
six years in the New York Symphony
Orchestra. under the direction of “Tai-
ter Damrosch. and has. \at various

.ui be recognized?
mutt-32's have been provided;
general way, but only ‘
g: point for a good deal of
r§l0ll investigation.
entire country is now repre- ‘
d~grec in the Foundation
't vsiil be even more fully
its citizens as founders

ing their dues. The possibility was
also discussed of pooling enough
among the more fortunate members
of the legion to pay Treasurer But-
terworth what he asks to disburse
the fund until other arrangements
can be made.

State Commander John H. “tn-
liams of the Connecticut Department.

published here.
declined to make a stiitem
yesterday's conference. he intimated
as he left for Belfast that his report
would tend to reEit—Ve the tension ex-
isting in L'Ester.

R TERS’ POOL
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. :ommnent endowment. it is im- ' y. "are “’ars

: that the coming conference times, played in concert under the di— :Flerznit 2:: “(used a statengjmth:

aid rpprf‘sent, a national point of a —-z——-"“' P rection of Victfir Herbert, Joseph hgltimgeam‘Bridgeport Supportinag
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i r. like hope that F‘t‘r} state 1.. .11-; Continued First “‘3' . transit) Henry adle) George Chad Past commander Herbert F. Mc—

 

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wick. and Other leaders. He is soloist

in the Fifth avenue brick Presbyterian CPHVS OH.“ to put the fatalities ,0!
church. of New'York. for Clarence-hls organization ‘3' the disposal 0f

Dickinson. organist-composer and {the state without charge for the dis—
. . . . ._
most highly spoken of by Dr. Dickin—fbursement 0* the fund-

son asa “delightful artist." The mus— city . .
emphatic m h

l nion will be represented.” -
Preliminary plans for the “'oodrow
0:: Foundation Call for a perman-
t endowrt‘li El. of one million dollars
’nmre to he . by popular sx:b-.
of the in-'-_?‘.ave to
who the Masked

wetting. November

TiiJ'EOY. of the
asked Marvel.
0 wish to will
e Better."

On “Wednesday s
Eli-“tn. Silent Harry
Flues. will meet the .\l
of the Reds. Pyople Wt} _
"See Moore to Sc

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'1 1f: .55): A scorching contest and :1 red as {3110:13: to 0 r0 9 mug ls ericah Legion trr-flsurer's action in
urvice to de- blooded on:- is promisd : - December Prelude—(To be selected).7 iasking pay for gl‘v'_11’lg out State aid to
liberal .‘ml when J. Ir" .5; 3m» represent- Mr. L'Hommedieu. liormer conirades~ln-arms, particular-
" i‘ig the we}; kno liwls will cross SOIO'iCellok—“Indian Lament". . ' ’ 313’ after he had opposed an appropri-
' s in 21:1 use?» xiv» manner 'With D‘COrak-l-{reisler .ation 0,: 57.500 for liraCtically the
illiam i'nhoizz of the Blues. Mr. “'ilde. Esame purpose when DI'Oposed in the

' It is QNE‘G‘R‘A‘; ”‘3’- ‘her? will be lit" Solo (Cello)—-“Deep River" (Old .\_'e- :1931 Session of the Legislature.
held Friday ' tie or no attendance on the evening of. gro ){910d}*) ........ ’ ..... Elman l Both Command'Br Williams and

31d possiblyiSzturdny December 3rd. when “Cap." )IF.'Wlld9, éPast Commander McCuen of the \._1_

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

d"... to be acted upon.

Barker

'cidentally this will be the finish of the

contest and decision will be made at

the waffle eating contest tofollow.’
Paul Lawrence vs. Lawrence Paul,

2' the movement will address
. Spenkers of national re-
promised for the closing

Anthem—"Rejoice in the Lor

The Choir. the American Legion will

§Solo (Cello)-—"Cantilena".Goltermann
Mr. W'ilde. ‘

lPostlude—(To be selected).

‘ .‘Mr. L'Hommedieu.

These Sunday evenings are designed
no furnish a bright. beautiful and in-
lsplrational Sunday evening hour to
all who find it possible to come and
lenioy them. It is the splendid size or
Sthe congregations and the fine gener-
.osity of those who come and believe
!:the church is trying to do a needed
‘thing. expressing itself in the offerings
lcontributed. that makes these even-
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sorrows L‘VE‘SLVG
laSt legislative session.

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wanis Club to take some action tow-
ard the prevention of speeding on
West avenue. explaining that condi»
tions. as they exist today. were dang-
erous. Police Commissioner Samuel
Keeler and Rev- Father Finn were ap-
pointeda committee to investigate the
matter and to take it up with Mayor
Barton. _

A resolution by which the Kiwanis
Club would; collect enough money to
paint the hall cf the Frank C. God-
frey Post. No. 1‘3. American Legion.
Wall street. was adopted unanimous-
ly at the mbeting. The matter was
lie-{tin the hands of Frederick L. La“ -
son. president of the organization, for
further action.

mnr‘hines in his possession.
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ed $100 as bonds for their appearance
there being three men and two women

for the purpoyz of
more."

Thus: arrested 51%”?1’1‘
than" nozzles as:—-— »'.%:~;~ .
Davenport. \K'atwhury: Leper
., Norwztlk; .Fra’nk Johnson
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. There’s something fascinating about a fair. Things are always
moving. Folks come from heal and far to see, to hear and to compare.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

But nobody would th‘nl; of going to a. , fair every. day. It would
take too much valuable timefi Besides, there’s. a continuous substitute
right in your home, though you. may not, have realized it... For this
newspaper co ices aregular fair every day in its advertising ' 001.

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Here the merchants and makers of everything. you need or Want
display before you their most attractive wares. YOu halve only to
choose at your ease what you care most about'before actually going to
see the 'prOducts so displayed. ‘ ’ ' ' ‘ 7' I ’ , ‘

There’s a world of information and interest in the advertisements.
The tune and trouble they Save you are beyond calculation. Always
feel you’re shopping when you read the advertisements. You’ll find
the habit pleasant and profitable.

 

_ He is the
treasurer of Bridgeport and was

reign “Fats declared their

. . either ziniu Bias-:er o: the Reds will meet Anthem—“Therrtadian: Mom-2'... 'erans of F0

conclude the ' “Cap." Jim Donnelly of the Blues ' “'oodward intention of going before the board of

r. 1}» H. I'JOsiEe.1Neith&-r of these men are liked very The (35.01.; control with the“ offer Tuesday.

rinam of executive much. the Blues detesting Biascer and Solo (Cello)—“Berceuse," from “Joce- when the tabled FESOEUUOH Calling for
“ire. wzzi prv the Reds not being able to mention 'lyn" .................... Godard the payment of $3013 a. month to
lit-:2 .. prominent part in Donneily's name save with disgust.‘In- ' Mr. \Vilde. . Treasurer Butterworth is scheduled

Commander say-
mour and several other members of
also be
there. and indications were that. there
e a repetition of the clash be-
tween the rival organizations Which
resulted in the death of the proposed
state bonus for ex-service men in me

AGAIN VISIT NORWALK

quor. with running an alleged ahouse1
of illofame and with having gambling

charges
against Pantello that the bonds in his

’.-‘.t the time of the which Pantello‘s
place the state Police apprehended
live frequents-rs." eachof whom plac-

Oi the men arrested; at least one
of them is said to be a member of the
State Police force. who. however. did
not make known his identity. and who
was not present on gVednesday night
"gathering evi-

quenters gave

Sadie )lnndmgonzt. Not-walk: Addie
Ask-

, . ,. 22d John
. Halt-rt street. Bridgeport. The.

31‘5"“ 1’3"”? :walked away with most of the prizes

. ' _ _ , VT: ..: said to he iic tous
Q a a . .\ext~ Thursday night an inter—ex: , ’(‘ir“‘-‘-d"'l‘abli’ interes' is tilt-n 1" to
rrtw {the i Cl .. -‘ we; . ‘ ’ ‘ “ - “‘ '
0 y ’ 0 human 5 “t“ “m L‘ ' ' v. “I *1 on»? of the tax-o men. Johnson
" ‘JIt’i‘il. is the; .3319 Policeman. 2.2:;

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rumor has it tlat a. mvmlser 0’
-ing party admitted that both

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2 Shows Daily
Mat. 2 p. m. 40c,
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lwssr‘ERN cONNQT POULTRY snow:

 

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ENorwaik Exhibitions Secured Many
Prizes in Danbury This Week

Norwall; exhibitors seemingly

lat the annual show of the “'estern
_Connecticut Poultry AEsociation, loo,
held at the City Hall in Danbury.
Below are given the names of the
prize winners in the respective classes
gwho come {rom'Norwalk:
; John Bates. with Single (Tomb \Vhéte
iLeehorns. lst ant? 2nd cock: 1st. 2d,
.3d. and 41h hen: lst, 2nd. 3rd and 4th
kEl‘c-ll and 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th puL

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Harry Dull will} Buff Orpingtons
Ewan 3rd and 41h cool; rels. and 3rd

Eand 41h ullei. - ,
; Louis H. Marcus with Rose Comb
sfxionled Anconas. won lSl cock, 151:

:hen. 15: and 2nd cooker-cl. and Is: and
“2nd pullet. 7 '

Arthur J. Caldwell with W'hite
Ocks won 151 cock and let hen. and
g . pen, while George Stevenson won
325d. 3rd and 4th cockerel with his
gu'liite Rocks and “’lliiam Pz‘lieger
lwon 1st cockerel. Mr Stevenson also
iwon lst and 2nd puller and the best
display. _

Harry J. Bracken won the bESlwdlS-
‘play of Single Comb Rhode island
Reds, lst'and 3rd hen. 4th co’clterel.
.ancl lst pullet, Dr. F. l. Burnell Won
lst pen. ‘

Mrs.
in the Black )Iinorcas; Theodore Sod»_
:erlund Won best display in Dark Cora
guish and David D_ Logan won best dis-
.play in Black Orpingtons.

Norwalk exhibitors were: John
Bates, Dr. F. I». Bumell“ Arthur J.
Caldwell, Berry J. Bracken. Louis H.
Marcus, W. C. Ashborn. Mrs. Jas.
O’Neil, “'illiaxn Peat. V‘l‘illiam Pfiie—
ger. John Sexton, Theodore Soderlund,
George Stevenson. Harold “'illiams.
Harry J. Duc. J. Gordon Fisher, David
D. Logan.

There :were about
birds showing and more
others in the exhibition pens. The
ranking classes in point of numbers
were Barred Flymout‘n Rocks..‘Whi:e
Plymouth Rocks. Vihize \Yyandottes,

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FORTSIGHTL‘Y I’ROGRABi
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Friends of music and art should be
interested in the fortnightly program
to be given on Sunday afternoon at
the home of Miss Hurd. 43 \Vest ave~
hue. from. three to six o'clock.

The-painting‘s of H. G. Thomson of
the 'Siivermine. Group of artists will
be on View. ‘

Wilma. Bazant. the young Alaskan

appear on the program. _

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Los ANGELES. ,‘Cal- Nov. 26.—T
General f’Edward Bouto , chief of ar-

 

filleryimdérfieneral Sherman in the
Civil War and said to have been often
winsulted as strategist. by both Gen-
. era: Sh,“ l‘and'General Grant. died
ge‘yate' ay. ‘Herwass‘i’ years old.
is survived by a widow and a. son,
mural-d Benton, 111,, both of .1415
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drilliant

jersey with hand
:re-theserin regular
for, women of full figm-

‘ for

.ilainty hues in cOrner. With border
91'?

7 tracfive texture—19¢.

James O’Neil won 2nd puliet‘i "

than 159 .

\iolin prodigy and pupil of Musin will ;;

Silk petticoats;
beauty . at a bargain!

Two fresh luminous and beautiful lots. ‘. 7
Just stepped from their boxes. Sent by makers th
d who are Wil '

rt of their usual price in order to kee

s hummmg ! 7
. Silk jersey with taffeta or satin flounce. .
and rich colors-- 52'95 J.
Pure taffeta is finish of splendid luster, flounoe o
silk. Or beautiful 5'
{feta flounces that match exact}

ace and beauty in same‘ rich
53.95;:

some ta
sizes and in special sizes
9.—
Second fioor.
Beauteous family _
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of *handkerchlefs— 35c.{
Just the most delightflfl of sweet little handkerchieffi

women. ‘ 7 , .. _
, With eyelet embroidery in corner. With escallo
edge. With lace ’ edge. With sweetest embroidery
of color and embroi

in same color. Delighting variety l . , 356
Nice plain linen handkerchiefs with 3% inch hem. A 1

j ‘ "Good initial handkerchiefs for men, generous in '
soft finish. box of 6—1756.

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Victrola brings cheer '
through all the year.

.Vict‘z‘ola N080 does it at small total expense and in”
tier 3,635.11 which makes monthly cost small. ‘
. ill be delivered, With$10 worth of records, upoq
your order and after payment of a first small amount.~ '
’Tis shill-cabinet Victrola, with case of mahogala
pr English brown finish. Bus 311 the Victor feat
delightful reproduction of the splendid .
records.
_ What a wonderful variety of music and song it
$01318 home. And price this particular Victrola is
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Fourth floo‘a

MackinaWs for
real live boys— $12.

Handsome dark plaid maskinaws of pure wool.
Short, .give freedom, keep boy warm enough.
Mufi porkets in addition to patch pockets. .
Yoke a ’16-, plain back or with inverted pleat.

' flaking a t for school or play or any Geomon, sizes

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