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niors to Write on
._ Connecticut in the
" - Revolution --—Win
'3‘; ner Gets Washingto.
V. Trip
The Norwnlk Kiwanis club nu
» lied to the boys of the sonic
' es of the Norwaik High SChOOi‘
contest for the writing at en es
~ y. the winner of which will bi
‘ cried a. visit to Wsshinston
C. This is the second your 04
e contest. ll. linvmg been started
year and conducted tluousl-
3e Colliilliiluc or. the Kiwanlsnr
-nsisling oi l-‘aitlioi Finn. Judge
in; Keogh and Iii-av. Ernest l“ _
« o Gregor. xliu sumo committee is
4‘ ~ charge this your.
-' Tho suani-vt ol‘ the essay this
sr is: “(.‘ouneciicut and its part
. tho Arnu'luuu licvoiulion." Yes-'
- rduy in n special assemblv st the
izh School, i-‘ulhcr Finn and Rev.
cGWgur («pininml lilo requiroo,
cuts or the Contest and issued all
.ostruclions. 'i‘hn members 0! this
-mmllico “ill act as )Judzes in
-ntest.
All limlcriul must be handed in by
..g first of April and the winner
ll be announced by tho fifteenth
that month.
.’ The essays must not ascend-1500
ords nor less than .1000. words.
' no Al'lEND
LINCOLN DAY
BANQUET HERE
, atholic Club to Honor
_. the Emancipator at
the Royal James To-
night
iliil “in,
”f.‘
< ii h.
.l _‘
,“ xpected to attend the twenty-av.
-~ nth annual Lincoln Day banquet
-f the Norwalk Catholic club Whidh
~ ill be held tonight at the Royal
, ’i‘ilo niluir .Wlll sisrt
rompiiy at 7 o'clock. '
‘. ~i unusual program of sddress-
. hate been :irmnnei for the en—
zertslnment committee. The sd.
, dress of welcome will be given by
‘ 'i‘oomcy, president at the
The toasimaster will by John
The rem-inder of the
cram follown: "The Church" by
1,: “Lincoln" by Hon. Frsneis 9.
,1; uilfollp. oi: Waterbury: "A 0st):- .
,. lie Element in Amoricsnisxn" by
: _~ heel Williams. of New York
tyr‘fl‘lmt Reminds Me," by James
A. Covcnoy, or New York city.
Gill Litigation Is .
Settled Out of Court
,, Pspers on file here indicate thst
f“? ‘ tion between Frnnels'I-lsll Gill,
i" [it reultor, and his 80-year old wile
; rs. Ada Wilson Gill. hss been set-
»‘ . tied by payment of 84.000 to Bill by
his wife. who is now suing him for
f, - ’ divorce on the ground of intolersblo'
; ,Qruelty. .
1p, Widespread publicity ms given
1.“ , ithe martini lilo o! the couple. who
inst ,Decorution Day eloped to Port
‘ - Chester. N. Y.. and were msrrisd
much against the wishes of the
"’wsnlthy widow's relations Mrs. Gill
inter charged that her husbsnd
. “hnd torcibly taken her to s. Well-
I". _"port sanitarium, where she remained
"“xor s time after having signed s
lfbluntnry commitment.
'. Claiming that she was incompe-
" tent to handle her own tinsncisl s!-
tslrs, Mrs. Gill appealed to the Pro-
if}, “bets court for the appointment of
__ s, conservator over her following de-
“.?’!iopmcnts in connection with her
cornmitmcnt to the Westport uni-
fsrium. also instituting s. rcceiver~
ship suit against the eorpsrstion.
Frederick l’urdy. s. stem":
, bsnkor. was appointed iemporsry
.,"'_ *l’ooelver in the Superior court st
“ ” Bridgeport m-wral months s80. snd
~02. action was still pending. when I.
settlement out or court was msdo
““111. papers filed hore lndictte that
the procomiings have been with-
drawn. nnd tho receiver dbchnr‘ec
by court order following filing of
stipulations under which the .70.-
090 is reconveycd to Mrs. Gill, and
?“.090 mortgages given to Gill.
d'Freneli builders hsve developed s
orm or thin sheet metal for use is
pisce of plaster and wsil psper in
residences :it ivss ‘cost.
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v
" a.iinor 65 yours. millions have rubbed
f
”KM on the tends:
Spot. sud by the
time they .3 J”
i‘. o b i n e o n—out
tomes the rheumat-
ic mun snd intros.
. St. {scabs l I. ..
hardless rheums.
tism and pain lini- I I
ment which never- '
disspnoints
doesn't
an i
m neuritlxis.
"‘ warm
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song ESSAY
.In this group -
,59-50-
imam“. pencil-nuns 8t. Jscohs' Oil '
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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave.," Cannon St.
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. Here are stamped [goods
' to display your handi—wor—k
Simple designs of good staunch lingns Easy to em-
broider. Take little time and give long da 5 of satisfac-
tion and service in the home. Delight tot c eye and to
the sense and joy of accomplishment. .
- Round center pieces, checked towels in blue, pink,
lavender, maisc and red checks, towels withicolorcd bor-
ders—hemstitchcd, dresser scarfs and lunch sets and
lunch cloth with 4 napkins to match.
There are many new designs including cross stitch.
Splendid quality and all deserving a place in the
home—ail at once price, 31.
. Third “or, center.
i
Has your baby
the needed comforts?
Our Baby Shop is the place to find the things that
may be lacking. . ,
it is the place to find the books that tell of the thin
:cedcd and many other things that mother ought a
now.
t ’d Herc are some things that the Babby Shop suggests
o ay.
Japanese quilted silk jackets, hand embroidered in
colorspink and blue, $3.95 to $5. ,
l Japanese quilted silk carriage covers—assorted col-
ors, hand embroidered, $5. to $7.50
Nemalkk $hapt§rgj¢f Order ofi
, air. .
' Still thousands of women are
whatsoever.
D’S '
Methods change with
changing years
The-electric car has taken‘the place of the old horse
car—The. automobile the place of the horse drawn car-
riage—Electric power is fast taking the place of steam
power—,The aeroplane and radio arefaist mastering the
old fashioned broom—in spite of the'fact that it is a tire-
some, laborious and dirty job.
The Hoover vaCCuum cleaner is in accord with the
times—it is a scientific means of cleaning—it takes the
dirt out thoroughly without raising so much dust and
without the hard labor of t e old broom—Besides it does
not wear out the floor cov ings as the old broom does.
in other words it is a wonderful labor saving and ‘
money saving devise.
"We believe in the Hoover—hundreds of satisfied
users make us believe in it. You can buy it on the club
payment plan and start saving money and labor and
ealth. Ask us for demonstration without any obligation
I
— Fourth floor. resr.
New cotton blouses , . ,-
with round colla?$2.': ‘5
Rather manish styles, some made of fine corded
dimity, others of a fancy staunch cotton fabric in either
blue or grey—all with the round collar'and turn back.-
cufl’s made of the heavy
lars.
white fabric used for ‘mcn’scol-
Window refrigerators .‘
for right now
. Knit jackets—hand made, croche ' or knit—white
trimmed with pink or blue, some em ldered in colors,
$1.25 to $3. ' ' - . :
lhfants’ siipon or button Mt sweaters, white 'trim- .
med wrih colors or plain colors—some with angers col-
larsand eufl’s, $1.50 to SS.
« _ Boote'es, hand made, knit or crocheted—white trim.
med with pink or blue. 25c to 81.50 ' — '
i_ Baby baskets, complete with comb and brush, .
der box, teething ring, and rattle—pink or blue, {m
Bassinettes in ivory color, 35. to $19.50 -
Cribs in ivory.color-—d sf ’ 53.50% 16
Play yards-ivorycolor'vgi’ do, ‘ ndgmtstgn
th
re!
When it is rlioi cofldgggijigg and not wish: enough for ~
e roper eep oz 0 n oors one o t esewindow
rlgentors is ideal. - . . » ‘ -
They clamp to the window’slll audare accessible
frominsidc only—keep food fresh. Price $2.95 ~ ‘ -- .
ill-proper recepticie
Do any» with unsight'i no ’ ails ‘an mgr
moi ash hands. m p . ‘ ‘
beads :10 so th floor ”d H . him“ V,
bathinettes (rubber tub and arm on.) 3;ng , 17 inch mutated sheet steel Euros. $1.65
Nursery chairs. $3.75 to $9.50 . ' . a o; 18 inchicormgatedsheetsteelhamis, $1.95 .
; srouct seats, 31.25 to ms Rocking chairs. Willie .. ., “winch heavy ash barrels‘ win limb-topsoil botr
gamma ivorygm “,3, 1mm... ”30' ”mugs: £11.45, _ at” am - ,. sid
sir: tam “9:“ .32. .a‘t’ww‘m W ‘
’ ~ ayse-wa can our 'mwhiici'. ". , Mdmrmm. ,‘___..
”“9" “as ‘~ ‘ . . {med W3" fits any inmlupto 18113312113335.3195". ” m“ -
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ili'L‘ also ofiiccrs of the Bridgeport Hunter and several members of the Norwsik Chapter Advisory Board.
sweeping with the '
Splendid waists for business or street wear-.scrv' '
able, sensible and good lokoing, $2. 1“.
‘. T
ODAY we pay honor to the immortal Lin-
coln—the son of pioneers; the self-made
student; the backwoods lawyer; the cham-
of anti-slavery; the emancipator. and the
martyred praident. From his life we draw the
greatest of all civic lessons—Americanism.
iRogerg and Stevens
South N orwslk
Norwaik
MagiStrate
Up ‘ “E10
‘ Stsmford Pair, Girl. 15.
Boy, 19, C h :5. r3 e d
With Runa-
ways in it ~
“SHE lag—ES ME”
With This ' Assertion,
Young Swain Faces
.World -- Girl’s Fath-
' er in Court
PMC1311308. Ps.. Feb. 1t.
(Spools! to The 8ent1nel.)-—C,hnrged
with his: mum marries»
ones Bonn, “teen nus old. or No.
1!! Richmond Hill street. lumtord.
Conn.. sud Wullsrn Belting. nine.
teen; of No. 188 Atlantic street. thst
city. «and before Police “exists-eti-
Ten-std DeWoli‘s here many.
an» “stoning to the tostirnonr
Judge comm. succeed the young
couple. turning the fir! over to her
tether, who won in court. snd Bee.»
in: over to on uncle living in Besver
Fells. Ps. Thus we: brought to en
_, end on slopernent which stifled with
the denature or the couple troll
their Mord houses lest ls‘mrdsy.
Police hers es; it hsd been the
pins 09 Hess-in: snd Mb Roses to
be mun-led in this city Ssturdsy. but
the trip took lessee then expected
end it no Wt'when they er-
rived nose. mu. tom“ strenu-
meets too I. wedding st tbst hour
the couple went to n loosl hotel.
."I dgs't see was this won't let'-
us go. "She loves
mesnd Ihsvs her wordthst
she'll , msrry Ins. It's our busi-
m end "flaunt to be snowed in
named-1.37—
‘01:! outhful‘ Couple
Breaks .
ent Plans
lion. simllsr to those worn at eol~
lets commencement; This new
step will prove very impressive and
will elect something decidedly orig-
insl in locsl High School commence-
mt:
At the senior clsss meeting. the
ole. son; wss sue selected for the
clnls of '24. Miss Eloise Shove. a
member or the graduating class.
sang three songs as written by stu
deals. The song presented by Star-
ley Joselovsky was finally chosen out
of the three submitted.
The sol; which has been accepted
by the clsss and which will be its
omcinl chant st the class day excr-
clses. tolidws:
DurNa-wslkfilcmthsttmehss
“sternum-diets,
We're lesving now your clsss-
mundmhkhschooldsyssre
w.
mmmnorm and
[sky will always in our mun'ry stay
And-swsgothronzh life’s lung
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Benunbrsneewiu inc.
surname. “'hite, we’ve
fought sud solved to hold n13 your
utmmmoéeoodwfll
hasslwnysbeenonrsim;
Howws’rolesvtngssd in hesrt
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0 Nonvalk. Alma Mater. re
you.
The tune of the scar is 1'5:
"Sixty Second ljicry lizzule."
ENJOYL‘D A (nmh mm
SLEEP
“I Wish to say 1:31 “(‘3
PILLS worked 0. K. en mi!
couple of hours and the will
me at once. i took a canal
them in the aflernoon. went!
and had a. ood night's deer
have slept good ever since."
Con Thiel. 118 E. Totumhiafi.
Wayne. lndiarza. FOLEl
sre a diuretic summon: :or ‘lr
MMthlshighsdiodwcm
neys and will .ncreasr their 1...
Refuse substitutes Siilison.
Sébuitc’s Wednesday Speci
unknowns...“
Loin'YealChops
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ShoulderSteak......... .......... 20c
RoundSteak-.............. ....... 30c
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