Evening sentinel, Monday, December 25, 1922 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CEMBER 25. 1922.

aders' Views Differ;
out: “Yes”; Miss Hey: “No";
. RObel’t Goelet IS Moderate ll—Cbaunce!‘ Platt.‘

 

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Mrs I'liwr H. P.
llrlmont“ as she‘
ent of the Na-l
v. "a definite goal:
nnnot reach that‘
l’)emocratlc or the
r our soul limit is
an's thi si party.
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rr- ' 1‘ cwss inwie‘ "Most \\‘er‘.¢n,"

piwr ; MI" ‘Y‘fit'll
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‘Cl‘utic and Republican parties. it to
“colon to urge the- Nationai “‘oman's
Party to amalgsmnte with either."
Not a “bin”.
To this Mir. li..y answers:
"The thiri-paity ghost
walked so tirelessly since election day

has

"To mv mind. a third party wat
would envlure could hp brought into
being onlv if some
in to shove." Ml‘s‘ socnl issue- arises which draws to its
May. chairman of’ support thousands of our citizens by
en Volvo- oi’ NPW' an lrrts‘stildo force." -
bird mm- larcmii \lrs. (input. the "moderate."
l\' nilm 'nr’ nrni llrv nit-vnlrrr of the National “‘oman's 2340,1361; Selleck. 59 years,
:irtirs as at.- foliiz-’ Party She recently
lvrinR; Fifth nvenvin rmnslon
rev rm 'o'znvlwl " lfnr the crzanirntion's
lwhlrh its lv'rislative

great moral or

tea

Opened her,
In 5"" York 25—Ralph Carpenter. 11 years. 9
‘9 months. 24 days.

’0’ 25—Jennie Sciroco. 24 years.

l‘mv-rs Third Party.
says, "always

Dunn t" t‘lnltt 1‘1!" tn r\(_“4"l|t.l" il‘r‘ power ”I"? l! within

months. 3 days.

O—Wllllam Eckert. at
months. 2! can.

months. 3 days.

months. 19 days.
27 days.

. "After the few years that we have 13~—-John Verbsnic. 40 years.
are not in .grn.‘ bed of suffrage and the accompany-
on o: u. Nation. > ing nctive expc-rim-nce with the Demo— 13—301". V'erbanic.

months. 17 days.

months. 17 days.
li—Chaya Hershneld. 67 years.
li—George Hyiick. 78 years.
le—Edith Holland. so
months. 3 days.

months. 10 days.
months. 4 days.
days.

21—Henry Sturges. 81 years.

months. 7 days.

:G—Gustat Weise. 66 years.

months. 15 days.

2.. l r4 :1 vr- i‘ it v-m pr. 'ivr n r” homes to public life. 28—Mlnot Smith. 59 years. 22 days.
2: u n writs, inn wt in... pro tnlrntm! women who L‘s—Elizabeth Mills. 66 years.
an or two \t‘llll"'ll tn] 9' n will of and monthl. 20 days. 1
”v, i. ,..,_H...,.,xh. H... u. M,” h.” .1 Phant". with men, ZO—Elliott Soule. 66 years. 7 months.'

11 days.
30—Serlna Canela. 45 years.

”H... n. we may, for gr all—Theresa Disbrow. 78 years.

 

Years. 0
ll—Barriett 'l‘llton, II years. 1

11~Charles Gene. 7 years. 8 months.
72 years. 2

40 years. ' 10

Yea!"

I c—xatie Robinson. 1 9 years.
months.
lS—Joseph Killier. 71 years.

18-8usannah Felter, 74 years.

19—Althen Lee. 32 years. 0 months. s

22—John Keller. 63 years. 1 month.

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12-14 No. Main Street.
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Gifts that are

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Men, Women and
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days.
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November

(“'ost port.)

3 o—Thomas Farrell.

s—James Haley and Anna Hyatt.

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PALAC E TODAY.

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:O—William
Mauser. (\t’estport)

ling. - (“’estport).

30—Charies Remlin and lr‘ranc:s Al-

McGawie and A811“ Jinn-gems“ Selects Exceptional V -

define Numbers for Bolkhy Pro-
gram Vt'flll Nomi. Talmadge

 

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“mum :l Claw. ll )ears. 2 months.

G—John Eula and Adv-1e Citorella

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0‘ A ' '1 ‘ ‘ L 4.» M'ir)’ I‘acon. 49 years. 1 month. bauer,
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8 No. Main St.

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LADIES' FELT SLIPPEBS
ALL COLORS

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OPEN EVENINGS ENTIRE WEEK
Self Service
Shoe Store

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‘ and Funny! \‘os.

- and Ruth Sear-
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and Mary Stet;
thony and Mary

sec and Inmaco-
and E‘ilomena
lab and Eileen
n and Winifred
min and Marv;
del and Jennie.
co and Margaret '

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ard and Mary
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h and Dora .Va-
liam and Julia

v and Florence

v and Florence

. and Low Ferris.

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for boys.

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emit-girls.

and Sue White.
and Anna Mar-

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As a Xmas Gift, How
About a Sweater ?

It. will make a warm
welcome for itself and em
eryone will warm up to it.

Specials in Angora
Wool for golfers.

Snappy models for

Special bright am

Initlsokotsforwolnen

CELEBY
CRANBERRY SAUCE

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7-l-‘rzmcis Hutchinson and Elinl-etl:
ll—Calt in Brown and Pearl \\'il.~on.

16—Ll°)’d Oetjen and Beatrice Turner. {phase Norwalk patrons.
23—George Nelson and Esther Knapp.

-7—llenry Neumann and Mary thJeri pop to the show.

29—Emil Bellini and Emma lerh-
30——George Bates and Mrs. 1,122;e

'Sfl—Jullus Lehotzky and Helen Kore-

L's—Alexander Balogh .lr.. and Blar-
27—l.ouis Kardos and Anna Johnson.
L'Il—l-Jrlelo (.‘lerl and Josephine Cirillo.
Til—Michael Rondos and Gladys An-

27—Joseph Sherry and Anne l‘ahan.
:9—-James McGuinness and Clara.

Isa—Arthur Davis and Anna O'Con-

;:he patrons of tlae Palace Theatre who
7—ltobert Jackson and Estelle Bryan. 'uttend any 0! 1h? three big shows of
4—\‘lado l‘remru and Charla. 5‘0ka 'pictm’es and \audoville today. 'lhere
l—Joseph Jones and Elizabeth John-

wiil be three complete presentations
at 2:15. 6:45 and 9:15. the hours

6—Sumuel Geiselman and n. Inn 1:”. Ebeing easy to remember because they

:ollow exactly the schedule (or every
Suturday. Fridkin. Jr.. and Rhoda.

‘xoxelty dancers, “ill be presented in

:1 flash of color and grace that will
Their act
in something different and unusual.
lilackadar and Egan are comedians

-7——James Duffy and Alice Kearney. n: more than usual ability and will

Robert Rileyv

. Gann. ::.c immaculate Irish gentlemen will
21~Sum l‘syhojos and Frances Yah- H. so‘nt “Bedeila O'Shea" and will be
lonick)’. .iFFlE‘l‘Wi by Molly Kennedy and Little

Larry. This is a. real riot or enter-
:..mn.ent that takes the form 0: .1
wit: playlct. Frank Bush. the Am-
»ritdzi story teller will have the semi
‘, :..l place on the bill. As a humor-
..Iccical presentation places him in a
.iistin ‘t class by himself. The Three

'liv nil ~e-sons. art'stic athletes. will close

tlw slamv. The Hendersone are not
10 lm considered as acrobats in any

«me for :heir program is as much
.art as it could possibly be. Norma

Tnim'vlgr's mt "Her Only Way"

'will I the film trature for Monday

ziri [fixesday and it is well worth see~

l? 2. ranking witrthe most important!
yn-tnris that Miss Talmadge has;

made. Evening prices will prevail

at the Chrstmu matinee today. Fori
L‘ID last two days 01 the Christmas;
.tmideville. the usual Thursday and;
lv'ridav show schedule will follow..
Thr're will be a compelte show of;
\andevllle and picture daily at 2:15!

:m-i 7 and the picture only at 9

 

Special.
Christmas Dinner
’ $1.25

SOUP

 

OLNES
“SEED POTATOES

ROAST TURKEY

 

HOME MADE PASTRY

We Also Prepare Dinners to Take Home

 

South Norwalk
. Lunch

39 South :Maiu Street

 

 

 

 

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I a m §< ' \fi'l'd of poultry. pine and prime and d4

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Ville program will be made Tbmday
for the New Year's week-end. Wed:
seeders screen attraction will *be

 

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Matt Moore and San. 0...... sm- in
Big Cossnopolitan “‘B-ck Pay”

The Regent Theatre management

could not possibly have selected 3*

better Christmas feature than "Back
Pay" the big Cosmopolitan attraction

booked for today and tomorrow at.

the popular picture playhouse. The
picture is rated as one of the yer-y
best that has ever been released on
thr- Paramount program and that in
itself is saying a considerable. Halt
Moore and Ma Owen are the fee-

tured stars and they are‘supported in

the presentation of the vehicle by an

unusually tine cost. In addition to'
this headline attraction
Ester-son has booked special s ort
features that will compete a program
of real merit for the holiday. The
entire bill will remain at the Regent
tomorrow also.

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Miss Laura Sweeney. 68 Spring
street. spent yesterday in Stamford.

 

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The Wall Flower." actly ’8: mm suns

Town Clerk. . ‘ 3:13pm: of his
emcevln‘tholo‘nom (It-den» j

Lillian Gleason to Anna- Rom; lot
and buildings Taylor avenue.

Gear-so E. Finch to Patrick .1. incl-
cahy and wire. two lots. East Nor-
walk. . ' o

Ameen Alhage to Muted D. Haley.
lot and buildings, East event»

Minnie Welnstock to mrlam E.
Glickson. lots and buildinn Noe. 9-11
Main street.

Edgar '1‘. Be to Stephen Llpus and
wife. lot and b ldlngs. West Norm:
avenue. , ‘

Michael Gormley‘ to Henri John-'
son. lot and buildings. 44 Summit ave.
nne. ’ - ,
Estate Lunette R. Bumhard to Ind—
dlsiau Kaplin. 1.3 acregadmlnistra-
tor's deed). '

John B. Broadway to Arminda A.

Wilbus. lot. Crockett street.

Emma Austin to Andrew F. Ro-
choransky and wife, 1% acres. Broad

st reet.

Victor Belga to John B. Lawrence

et al. lot and buildings. Belden. and

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Henry Pldseon and wife to Joseph?
W. crumbly. twodotsvandbuild in“,

,Rocklandmfif‘p; ,- »
; OlauChristia‘usont‘waoui-r. 11.;w.
Curtis. three lots. Wen Rocks manor.

: ' j _ Modne to harry 1‘ Yon
" to lot and store. Main cw ' .
“mum '1’. Kruseh‘tc“~mrl R; Kara
dy. lot. Winfield m7
' Edmund E. Crown to Frederick P.
Lovejoy. two lots. Bay-view place.
Richmond J. Ruse to Ida C. Bo!-
ers. lot. Harbor View Reach.
' George F. Bettie et ale to Harry W.
Earle. tot. Bettsmod Park.
Charles Slmay to Paul Pannatk.
lot and buildings, East Norwalk.
Christina Schaub et ale to Charles
Sixsway. lot and buildings. Railroad
avenue.
Chat-let;

izsway to" Alenuder Lona

..chak. undivided half diet and ouilda

innit Railroad avenue.

Mary E. Jennings to John I". Mc-
‘H‘w-a. lot and buildings. Seymour;
street. 1 :-

Willlam Lauder to Frederick Lau-
der. 1 1-3 acres. Scribner avenue. .

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ChrisMas Conveniences in 1922

On Christmas Day. seventy-five yurs ago, a woman of the Middle West wrote
to her cousin in New York:
“\Vhat do you know about this new device for making

fire 1 It. consists of small splinters of wood with tips of

some substance that bursts into flamewhen rubbed on a

- rough surface.”

Just a simple inquiry about matches !
Now consider the conveniences of today, conveniences that were the million. ;.
aire's luxuries of yesterday.

You turn on the gas and have concentrated heat. instantly; you press a but-
ton and the house is flooded with light; you turn a faucet. and receive hot or
cold water: you lift the telephone receiver and talk to friends near and far,
and by walking out in front of your house and boarding a. public conveyance
you may be transported from the city into the peace and quiet of the country.
On Christmas Day. this year, 1922, ask yourself--

, “Were the good things of life over so easily at our command as they are ‘to- ’

day? ’3

The Connecticut Light and

Power Co.

67 Wall Street — Norwalk, Conn.

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