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out for Every
“1’ ATCHER" Round Steam and
Hot Water Boilers.
WHATCHER" Swan Sectional
Olsen and Hot Water Boilers.
'THATCHER" Garage Heating
Systems.
“OEYSEIW Round Hot Water Sup-
ply Boilers.
'GlYSER” and "ACTIVE" Laun-
dry Stoves.
“THATCHER TUBULAR" Warm
Air Furnaces.
”THATCHER METEOR” Warm
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“THATCHER PIPELESS" Warm
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“THATCHER” Single and Double
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"TWIN-FIRE" Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Com-
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“KOMPAK” Gas AutomaticIWater
Heston.
“DURO” Country Water System.
STEPHEN MILLER
Sanitary'lPlumblhg and Heating
Phone 397-2.
15 Monroe St. 8o. Norwalk
Here’s the Answer
VERYONE has use for a
hand bag or suitcase some-
time or another—and what
splendid gifts they make. Here
you will find leather goods in
all style and grades. in tan,
brown and black—a Christmas
gift to please any friend or fam-
ily member.
A. W. Hodge
24 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
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THIS WORK CANNOT
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PAY UP TODAY
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Expert Repairers of
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Mud Guards
Gas Tanks
Lamps
Hoods, Sheet
Metal, Brass
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GENERAL REPAIRING
FOR THE TRADE
WE GUARANTEE ALL
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58% "Water St., Ft. of Haviland St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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kind and when they come here for
supplies they don’t get any other
kind either. All of our plumbing
work is of a superior character
and the reasonableness of our
prices will please you plentifully.
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There are 30 males. on the stud of the London
business house where she is employed. In the ten years she has worked
there—Enid is L’s—she has been engaged to, each one 0! than. Now she‘
is marrying the owner and all her Old lovers will be It the church to
\vixh hu‘ Well. The 30 engagement rings, which she returned. hove been
inset in :1 clock which the firm is presenting her as a. reminder 0: her
adventures in romance.
Enid Wontworth wins the international love championship in the;
'stcnogrnjht rs‘ league.
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.\ DR.CI.UNE1SAYS
“1‘ wish to commend the
Sentinel very highly for its action on
its stand in the Morris Sloan mstter,
Dr. Thomas F. Clone declared to s
Sentinel reporter ted”-
:he Over River School District bosrd.
referred to Morris Sloan. or 10: Her-
bor avenue. former janitor or the Over
1 River school, who was crippled while
2 in the city’s service, and who has
1 since received no tinsncial aid from
the city, slthough he will never walk
sgsin. Mr. Sloan sustslned serious
injuries while doing work for the city.
"Hr. Sloan’s work was not it matter
of hours,” Dr. Clune sold. “but of the
school's needs. I always noticed this
and often spoke of it. He helped do
things thst kept the school in much
better condition than any other school
in the city. He always tried. and
succeeded in saving the city consid-
ersble money.
“i think that potty logs] technicsli-
tiee should not a d in the way of
the City of No Ah paying what it
owes to Morris Sloan, who was s.
tsithrul servant of the city, it there
over wns one.” continued Dr. Clune.
"As I said before, 1 sm glad to see
the Sentinel’s championship of a
worthy cause. I hope the paper will
slut s campaign to aid Mr. Sloan to
receivs what is rightfully his."
Driver Freed, but “Truck Is
Held on Attachment by
N EWELL 59°
CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
Q
eDEClAL SERVICE
FOR
CHMSTMAS SHOPPERS
H RISTM AS SHOPPING has begun
in earnest at N ewell & Murray’s.
Shoppers at N ewell & Murray’s express
themselves as determnied to avoid this
year the last minute rush and at the me
time to get the “pick of the goods.” Newell
8; Murray are co-operating by giving all
comers prompt and helpful service and b
offering to lay aside until C h ri s t m a s
selections made now. This mutually agree-
able arrangement has elicited much favor-
able comment from N ewell & Murray’s
customers.
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GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF
THE FAMILY ”
For Men For Women
Sweaters Umbrellas ’
Golf and Sport Hose “WWW?“
ffl Silk Rose
M“ f“ , Wool Hose
landxerchlefs Handkerchiefs
Wool Gloves ' B
Auto Gloves 3g: 0
Rose
Dress Gloves
Vests of Various Styles For the BOYS
Silk Scarfs Sweaters ‘
Umbrellas Sport Hose and Gloves
Jewelry Shirts
Pocket Books Oops
H Suits
“ts - Overcoaits
Collar Boxes Msoln'nsws
Suit Cases and Bags Sosrfs
Newell & Murray prepared well in ad-
vance for an unusually heavy Christmas
trade this year, “and it is well they did.
Christmas shopping began \as early as.
November 1, and it has increased steadily
since. This is good news. It shows that
N orwalkers sensibly are investing today
in gifts; that last. ’ ’
NEWELL e MURRAY
CLOTHIERS & W
“To Men Who Know".
I‘MaH-HnM-W-v
FRANK LAUDER .
successor: To consoling“ a noose
Jeweler and . OptOmetrist: . ‘
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Illuminating Co.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 8.——Found up-
on snelysis at the city laboratory to
(it for drinking purposes and legally
transported under the liquor laws, 700
cases of the alcohol seized'here Tues.
day night were ordered by the City
court yesterday to be surrendered for
unmolssted delivery to the original
consignee. Three prisoners. arrested
for transporting the slcohol, were or-
. ldered by the court to be released
otter they had been confined in cells
for sevorsl hours.
Leon A. Edgsrton of 23 Main street,
West Haven. driver or the alcohol
truck, struck a. white way pole on
State street Tuesday night. He
aroused police suspicion because of
his failure to stop and arrange for
damage settlement. and by the fact
thst when taken into custody some
‘ time later At Connecticut and Strat-
ford avenues, he told police at first
groceries were on his truck; later
acknowledging the alcohol was dentin.
ed for a hospital.
Consigned to West Haven.
The medicated alcohol was
carried to J. J. Mulv
van, a reputable b
place, it was learned
being
ll of West Ha—
ss man or that
est night. The
csl company ct Willis avenue and
13m: [ml-,5me Qork. is an old
134th street. ”New York. is an old
Kreuger. s laboratory worker, who
said its reputation as manufacturers ct
phsrmsceutlcsl articles was unques-
tionably sound.
Truck Attached.
' The truck. owned by Herold J.
=Cnrd of 18 Hlne street, West Haven,
was pieced under sttschruent in a.
suit brought by. the United illuminat-
ing compsny to recover for damages
done the pole. Another truck carried
away from Police headquarters the re-
leased denatured alcohol.
Wilton
Mr. snd Mrs. Milton B. Wihte spent
‘! Thanksgiving in New York as the
' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maybeum.
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Miss Winifred Wood of Nor-walk
has been spending "s i‘ew days with
‘ ‘ O 0 O
Among those in Wilton who have.
3! instslled Radio sets. are Clarence
Jackson, Mr. Lum, Mr. White end Mr.
G. Foote. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Becker gave a
dance last Wedtesday in ' honor or
their dsughter. Miss Leann Becket- at
their home in Bath Wilton.
l O C .
" '4 The boys basket ball club has com-
U menced its Winter prsctice. in the
H barn devoted for thst purpose. The
‘ ' members are repidly growing profi-
cient in tho gsmc.
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The pupils perfect in attendance,
during the month of November at
Middlebrook School. Miss Blanche
Smith teacher" were, Clare Evans,
‘ ' Edith Evans. James Gersoe and Tim-
. ,. o‘y Merwin.
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The Wilton Choral Club will give
. an entertainment under the direction
. -t Mr. Horace Hollister, Thursdsy
" evening. Dec. liih in Csnnondale Hall.
ll A musical ploy. "The Nautical Kn '
_ , will be presented. the proceeds E
g. to the Choral Club. , ’
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., he pupils perfect in attendance
H during the month of. November st
gentleman School; m- Mabel Post
one or. were. Frederick Dodson " John
, Fill“. Robert Edge. ‘ Ilsa-the. Edge,
Roger .Orern. David Rood. Hugh
Thompson. Doris lterehouse, Euells
Reed, Adelins Whitlock, Edith Born-
stein. Amelia» Bdrswits. sud George
Cllspps. ‘
Dr. Clone. formerly s member of
shipping concern, the Crystal Chemi- .
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