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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 27, 1925 · page 5

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.' * awéslnz Awards for

'.,, .3; gift of Edward W.

«armed and presented

-: R. Donham of the

.- —.=:-s School at I. din-

c, at the Harvard

' -: given in honor lot

._. d or the Jury. whlch

. - {f advertising men

J '_ -:.‘.I.v.l“.‘ o! the school.

' -»: by promlnent Id:

_;:d publishers from

of the country.

.-;‘-9red about #000

Mullled by 175

.; 23ers and made

2 tenth for "typogra-

- is" being passed over

. ::-,11r_-rlal from any one

‘3‘. a member of the
- jet-ed.

war: were named on

 
 

l » I mgulshed Serflm

'- Vigllance Commit-
:‘:‘.3.:£1:l Adverttstng
.‘13 was awarded the
.c: :o the individual
med by the Jury
; {Tit recognition for
,zf-vmpOrary services
This award in:
.3: 0: this commit-
2:7; impetus to the
Lle'2islng. in lighting
.3 rising and in
i ”3’15031 of advertisers
‘: :he fact that ad-
We, effective when
w file. It was looked
_. 'he most import-
ir advertising. boo
bursa: Ctty. Presl-
w'ed .Axlxertlsing
? .1. the dinner {or

.— Tan-re Committee.
\c'mltlng Campaigns.
Thompson Com-
. s-d the $1,500 cash
_;'e for the national
15mg :1 speciilc pro-
'~: conspicuous for
1': panning and
; Lites-3 coming un-

 

 

 

 

: (71318 Jury of:

;::paign on which
nsie was that of

of the Lever

<3. of I‘::z:xbridge.
c;- l-szs-orn. lnc..
e SSE-M cash prize

.- ‘he national cam-
":onal type. deem-

1,. ;s 'for the excell-
~.~ : and execution

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vards At Harvart *
iotlal Vigiliallce Comluittee Anongtlle List MmfiankyOhnofidwretggchao- Wt)?!“ Mia 830::

-A's'inners Presented with f
Medals — Demgned to Make Advertising

‘lntroduceg in evidence.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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W331"! Haerart-ow Escdpe

in N. Y. Terminal
UNIDENTIFIED
Bandit Who Tried for
Jewels and IMoney

Frightened by. Her
Screams '

Efiective

 

V. Y. Youth Held
n $1,300,000 Fraud ,

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NEW YORK. Jan. I'L—

Attacked in the Grand Central
Terminal New York, yesterday
afttrnoon by an unidentified
negro armed with a. lead pipe.
who attempted to rob her of
,jewels she was wearing and of
i a large sum of money which she
carried in her handbag. ‘Mre
John Edward Slavinsky. of
' Greenwich, wife of the Vice-
President of the National Bank
of Commerce, narrowly escaped
set-mus body injury.

Mrs. Slnvinsky was on her way
from the terminal‘to the Roose-
velt Hotel, nearby, when the
negro approached her, and with
’uphfted hand holding a. section
of lead pipe attempted to force
her to turn over her jewels and
, the money she was carrying.
w ? She was in the city to attend the
;theatre with her husband-
At lhe sight of the negro Mm.

 

Moe Town, 21’, is in r New 3
fork jail following the pricking lsxavsnsky screamed. attracting ”:9

attention of station attendants- and
g'rax'elers who were wlthln hearing
{fat the gream the assailant lmcame
frightened. and with a now-rout
.Clnncp about him. broke away and
Unclted into the crowd that wns fast
trolleczing. Those who came in an-
> j:swer to Mrs. Slnvlnsky's cry for
Ehclp pal-i more attentlnn to the wo-

lf 1 get-rich-quicl: financial bub-
ble. Tom, who paid is high
as 800 per cent interest for
loans with which he pyramided
his “obligations to $1,300,000,
has only $14» left.

 

low the not value of the Stnnullam' . -q . .. ' -

bum... l... b... Memes, ..p..-3::‘;:::;:,*;,;“; “gr“ “‘ "m “3’" “"
sentvd as belng 83.331019. Brooke ; gong.“ n Ltazlonad la the Trrmln-
:rstlfied that Stem ham actually (19- ‘ ‘ “in, “mg-“€93 and a genfiral alarm
llvered 82.97:I.ll4.62 worth of canny , w“ Lem) out far (ll!) man. The dec-
:0 the chr firm after lhe transfvr nag}, cf .53», as glvon hV air:
He falled to deliver a balance of s:.- ‘ ,,‘,,;’e,.,, l. 5,, mm”.
aunt's.“ it is allege-d by anoke we mam; ml s.- a at!-
and other crime-$95 who haw an- i. ..
signed the records and stock Rogers : ‘

 
 
 

:au'horttles today
‘m; :i at the nerve of the assailant

Sir “‘Ulnughhy Dit'kcnfion.
(Letter in Loston Transcript) so mart? “fingers. and “~hero come-
He was nrst at all. at least one- am, “as always bound to he wlthln

 

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_ ,rysc: company and
7’3 “4 Osborn. Inc”
' "tic research .
u.-. for genmlf
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SHRINKS

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N“ and L e t t e l'
cratiJFBL-t $2,979,114
“es turned Over To

DIET

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glrish question. and flashed a few;

he local ad- frl'marks as 1° the superiority 0" ’hv'The amount of moms the woman

d; emed most

“1,5,3“: of ms.publlt‘. I-le evidently does not. know'

zhow to handle an Amcrlcan n'zdl: nce.

s; Osborn.
.~Zac;¢ Company
.7: of a series of
editorial
York

winners

#7 $.21 of the Metropo—
'~ 7-:- company. $1.000
' effective in

of Rochester.
‘semenl moat
its pur-

1E¥ET A "All:

W

i7.—-—Althoush
of Charla A.
solved brokerage
. .ced at 55.333.010
d securities, In ‘

Wad from met :
all payment-

f‘; - T’Cf, .er 5: Co. tailed _
:: 31.1mm, 3922. a 1%.:

dated a. few month: ,
"eve of the transfer: '
bustnes to Diet.

ha?! hour late (giving 5° excu’e)'lhrarlnz distance. \ththnr the ban-

the Revolutlon, also about

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;English in the building of this refiwu carrying was not made publlc.

ll}.

man: Jen. :Zr—valdo, :1
form we Ito-Not medial recum-
thmtoboeom, Methyl-Inca:-
bor- Irho mot

onene- Millie henna m n n buli-
noun. occupation or profs-Sou.“ to
be appointed by the governor. and
with the out. comma-loner at
health “a its executive sun." in
pmldedtorlnonoottborom
of the mo medical practice not
which on! be latrodheed In the pre-
sent sedan of the General may ‘
it w leerned‘tom.

Damned to remedy ulleged loops
in the prenatal. Law. first
brought .to light two years ago when
the Wore bod under considera-
tion 3 revised medium practice act. '
and later brought forcibly to the u-
tentlon or the state in the diploma
mm exposure the proposed law
gtges the board which it creates
wldc judlclal and police powers. It
promo. "the said board shall have 19'
the power from time to Urns to
make specific order adapted to ae~
cure the proper execution
forcoment of its regulallons. and
this power may be earl-related by no-
petty authorlzed committees or the
board when the board is not in sea-

 

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Fredljehhenbergu.28,khe-
habeldby Peoria. mnpoliee,
who say he cmfmed shooting
hisweetbcartnnd himself in e
1’3nicidnpact" He'illreeover.
but the girl, Mary Eitennliller.
daughte‘roflcvedthyiw

“M‘Mo‘h

'wIMl-touppelnto

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soothe pol-con. whether ennui. lul-
aginary or What.” or gluon» none. The cumber-
‘who prescribe or «when treatment monotonous-input a

orhuyw practice omen-la. fimdmmfl.
PM who up such ‘words a!

‘i'doctu” end “W in connection ADM“ am.
with their name-t are also included. (gfizklilfi’

one tron the Gammon of
. ' The Mont (lanes! on nth .
practitioner are. [Amused pram. .lon- W'Nh d, the blue “m1 '3',

 

'31: 1 1mm mention“- here.
United Bates medleu ‘otf '
W educated" M

tame.
'l‘helr greet om! proclaim.

And publishes to war, had

the]! normal practice. Mann-nu are “3. ,,

3mm 3 PM! cred“?- all“ “1‘ And nlgmty tn the lbtenln‘
, damnation: an ”‘ 1‘ I“ ”‘4 Repeat: the story of nor birth:

, caution: on to the street at any
method! or eooms br beds of treat-
ment." or when .her my octlnz un-
.. der the stipend-ton ot‘a. licensed
. » practitioner.

So m"mraea
nemunm. swbeeon-

 

burn. 33,
And all the plum-ts In their turn.
Confirm the "le‘! on they roll.
And spmd the truth from pole to

pole.

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' specuvely (or two, thre - four. five 310““,

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year term. Mum-2n of the bum-«l “,qu

we not to “we‘ve "lurks Amid the mat-m orbs be round?
The board is empawcml to not up And utter fourth a glorious: voice

condltlons for It amnion petitioner-r In rpm-I eh:- thev all m

“as in the Judgment of the board rem-9‘."- dn‘m: u they shine

action of therpnblic ' against. licen-
amg unfilled in firms. Among the
Inscribed qufltflwlom are n “xen-

 

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Manner Defined.
A practitioner or the healing art chemistry. blophyslcs. blower. par
is defined in the proposed. bill as tdtology. toxicology. human ohm-‘20- m,
anyone who “shall diagnose or at- 1083'. anatomy. pathology. hyglene. '
tempt or offer to diagnose the no- {13° 3’3“ sanitary 004° and ‘3‘” never thank o
u coma t
, ture or cause or condition of any regulating the duties And the “all” your heroic guy. You gazed ul

notable mount 0: practical! bone. “film" New)

flclal knowledge" of physiological

 

 

The ,,mry
theWornhdol bananas-cu. Isl-teap-
pointuperu «mom. norm.

or advice: or portal-me upper-non elde- end to hold’omco during the ‘

3.. of another 1““ ll mantles: And mam“ “ti-Sm ‘ mm
, , The ”,9“ from t
tor-ken under a dolly linemen! hook mug: mlgggrporerm’

they, refrain tron All mvxlloal M- The ",3 of u “mighty hand. “

lists. “m minus“ W“ Soon he the owning abode. pron“
The, moon ute- up the wood”

While all the stare that round her

' stunted of men wholly} office rc- What though in solemn silence all
round the dark terrestrial

be filled by apwplntmrn: for a. uh “1,“ though no real voice W

M“ be best “Wm! 1" Secure pm- "The Band that made u. l- divine."

He rlsltrd his llte to rescue the
fair mald from n watery grave and.
a! course. her {other was duly grnto.

.. "Young rum." he told. "1 our
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Entrance on Main 51., Fatwa AVe., Cannon St.

Store Open 'Till 6 O’clock Daily.

 

. . , gman and to her attempts to lrll of,
.rtal before Judge Prancxs A. “lns- “we,“ happened than ,0 ”1, figure of

 

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lin his aztcmptvd hold-Hr) in lhe af-
g trrnoon hour at a spot tr quented by

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and when he did Comm- ace. ‘0 speak ‘ dét was aware o! 1‘21.» monry whlrh
ghe made 30m“ light remarks about [i Mrs. Sinvinsky “21:: carrying in he:
the;hardhag and “nut nlrrmd the at-
‘er'k with forerhnllcéfl. i: not known.

 

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i“h"n ”Red ““131 he ”WES?“ 0ft (tn Alchisrr (WM. 310.. Matt)
the chances of the United States; mom
reallzlng “5 duty- as he 1“” i“ h” ’ high préccd clothes is that I ain‘t
wold not answer. He dodgtd nearly 3 7D, anv."

every quation. " '

Full of Goodness

WA?

Is puree-delicious—wholesome.
Sold at all gro‘cers — Try it.

mm of mun. “MN ind JAVA M

 

 

“THE FENWA ”

A A Ralston Made Oxford

The young fellon's looking for snap in footwear will find
in these Oxfords of Golden Tan Calfskin just their kind of a
shoe. Made with the Barbour storm welt.

$9.00 a pair

. MILTON ELWO in)

122 Washington St. , South Norwalk
Home of Better Shoes , h

MommmflystGo'clock

 

 

SChultZe’s Specials

 

 

RoundSteak 28clb.
PorterhouseSteak 35clb.
Shannen-Steal;.‘-.........‘....‘.....18cm.
Freshfilate ..... Sclb.
Galvesljver-.....f...c....;......40clb.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

reason I dot-Hz likn to wear'

 

. “The New Idea ”

 

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“1h: New Home”
cabinet $69.

Beautiful piece of fumi-
ture — one of the best
known and best liked Sew-
ing Marhincs. é

Th‘s is plain oak, to club,
members, $69.

Same model in walnut or.
mahogany, $75. '

“T113 New Home"
a: tomati: lift $59-

: A fine model in quarter-
ed oak with the automatlc.

lift, 359.

port: 1e elect. is
$39.

Place machine on my
table, attach plug to electnc
light socket, and you are
ready to sew. .A little pres
sure of the foot control
starts the machine and you
can sew as slow or as fast
as you wish, Easy to carry.
Easy to put away. Runs 3
hours at cost of .ic—pnce
$39- '

2. ma" mum ° he
flout: home

Is a greatMptO -1739
economy. many thmgscan

Quickly.

 

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Limited member
Sewing-Machine Club

open for memb en's—Now.

Howland annual sewing machine club offers

this season excellent machines at a séving.

“The New Home”

“T he New Ideal”

Bringing orportunity to choose and at once

enter into possession 'of machine on‘ payment of
small amount.

Howland plan is safe, simple and attractive.

In» this club, a member pays only the “regular
store pzice of the chosen machine—and pays it in.
small sums at regular intervals.

No interest chargesto extras. Not a single
penny added to thereng cash prices.

Every machine offered club members. guaran-
teed iil material and finish; in ability to do home
sewing. '

Easy running and quiet, smooth and efficient,
sew fast, do not tire the operator, for they are
built with ball bearings and other devices. to give
ease and speed.

Drop head, cabinet and console models, with
machine itself Out ‘of the way when not in use.
Cabinets of nice finish. Attractive as pieces of
furniture to furnish the home. Thoroughly good
machines in every way.

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And yours will begin it’s work in your hofile

upon payment of

.Ie * .01lar

This dollar makes ~you~~a club membef- —‘ but is
heidto theputchase'of the machine at the samell m 3,, .mm, a, .-

311? as?! easie- ;J°"f‘ a“ tune-1t is noton em charge.-

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“The New Home"
console elect. is
$100.

Aébcautiful piece of cab-
inet Work—with mechanic—
ally perfect mechanism— :
shown in walnut or mahog- -~
any. ’ ‘

It is an adornment to
any room—a help to econ-
omy In any home, 5100.

“The New Ida-ALI”
at tomntic lift $39.

Splendid. strong. 3:32:
running machine of st}
and t
w work in plain oak-$30.

Same machine in full
contend oak. beautifully
mashed, w “viii

“The New Home"
portable elecnic
359. ""

The-motor does any
wifllthetlresanetreadle. ‘

Wheadlsmountedona
voodeu'hasgaodhasm
with heme making it :5
handy to any as a travel-
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