NESDAY, FEBRUARY 11', 1925
THESENTINEIB
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MEN T0
NORWALK
our moors
7: Here Number
' 1,000 More of
Age —— W’ant
‘
m
utmasters
l e most
the
01
“wk
up
but
"71:; a Scout. 3. boy
' : Law which is his
It le—A
. loyal. helpful.
, kin-i. obedient.
and
“ acLS.
~. ave. clean
Oath which
‘ .3 my best
Ear p myself
:;.;y straighl,
‘:s outdoor
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1.x siting
real.
met 0:
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1n
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" of the troop
3111:1213:
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'ETS
..-.._...5 in yesterday‘
Scouts have de-
profil-
.1 narrating the 151k]
' Boy
to devote their
1 what Scouting
5' 00mg. 1101 only for
also for the
1', the slate and
:2; 1n Nomalk
for
living
r‘ghzhearied 1
act as lead- V
ore of today
*Iow'b men.
accepted
prrzem. Scout
the
half :1 mil-
lln. l0 Cal;l‘ornia
thls
single r0-
acts as rho
aims that
to
whence
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craft E
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persona-l and
A wailmg
- wanting 10»
» man, but a
i . pe ornle in
a single;
- \Orr.a.l1 has a
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of
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and
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s so prone to crltlciseg
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Daily Service Between
New York and Nor-walk
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FUR some
South Nor-walk
Ingram
ranger.
[0102' Transportation Co.
ENG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Concord St. Phone 294
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The case of Alder-son Fry, 20,
indent in Marshall College:
lagoon, W. ‘11.. has at-
treated national attention among
:plychietrists. Fi\c years ego;
fry” 3 legs were emputated bv a
Brain. Since then he has slept}
an average of only 90 minutes?
a day, vet is in a normal physical
M mental condition It occa- ‘
sionelly hsppcns that he does
not sleep for ten dzys at time.
:2,
rors 22-07:: :.1.'". 0:." . .
a largc meal urc .: 7
mind the 02:1 misc: 2::
up the (.11le in H26 1.
EU." PM“. K ltv’ 36.» T1!"
this 15.“. him 1- ' 1 *
\Te in At
this great 1;
it swept 13125 w.
an countrics. c:-
of the populauor
acceprd and
mare-ma; to
boys am; Ll
" 0115'
this l'mpor
pracllcal tr: .
10 the :‘
liemselvcs
have
proxinzazr l; g 2’
o
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f nineteen trailing heel-ties. raced whb death 1mm 131111: to Nome.
Emade famous by the deal: is dead.
E prize team, it is reported, have died from frozen lungs as the result of
2‘
.. -M
Arctic Huskies in Bronx Zoo
Like Balto And His Mates.
"Hey: Hal! Get, you hurl-Klee!"
Across Irozen rlvere, over blizzardonrept wastelands, Gunner Karon,
twice winner of the Nome Do: Derby. with just a friendly about and a
gentle creek-of his whip above the heads of Balm. his pack leader, and
Balm.
He and the majority or Keseon's
struggling sixty mlles xrom Blux to Name for seven and one-half hours
in a blinding blizzard which eent the thermometer down to :5 degree:
most popular anmale in fine park." Curalor Raymond L. Dltmera explain-
"1!: (W0 days more than a thousand people have asked to toe
the dogs Many have come to the park just 10 sce the dogs, Lnd they
go out without Visiting any of
ed today.
below zero.
0:: his sledge he carried 300.900 units or antitoxln to check the spread
Q: diphtheria in plague-stricken Nome. Over miles and miles of white-g
blanketed bill; be swept on until he reached his unhilchng post.
"There were times when I couldn‘t see lhe trail." he said. "Many
times I could not even see my dogs. so blinding was the pale. So I care
Balm, my lead dot. his head, and he never filtered once."
All of which mean: little, aside from its glamour of romance. to the
snug resident of this city in his steam-heated apartment. but there ‘3
something more than a meaning of romance to Sklak and Pioml. the l-
berla walk dogs. now the idolized of all the denizens of the New York
Zoological Garden in the Bronx. for they are me same breed as Balto.
and it was not many months ago that they. too, were sent by the United
Seated navy on a mlnlon of mercy acres: the (rigid waste: of the Nor“:
into the northernmost regions of Labrador with food. medicine and sup-
. plies {or the round-the-world men, who ‘were completing the last let G:
1 1helr rpic flight.
Holt Get, you buekiest"
"Hey: <
.1051 such a. cry that Sklak and Ptoml heard from thelr driver
11 was
; as 13:93- mushed to the rescue. if need be, of the imrepld flyers. They, too.
i
3 know What it means when the drlver gives the lead dog his head.
11. mean-
their lives and the lives of those depending on them. ‘Whrn a derer can-
; no! set lhe trall ahead of him he just has lo depend on the insincl of his
£ lead dog. and the lead dog must no: falter.
; human lw'mgs as the stake. the lead dog must
Scouts. out of ill".
Scout age 1: 3.1.; :3: e lo lv ~,
Sean‘s. . "
119.21 n<‘ . .
Scouts ‘
come of
ill-s Inna:
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in; con.
BX". LC-Xi‘ 1-1 X ('X'IO'M
BRUSSELS. ‘ '
errnier.‘ 3:0? 1*
Belgian par‘
presen: month
for tho ram: .1'
“Mam- ; pack of huskles we have led." says Slain: and Proml. “and
i1 he in 11.19 Derby or on a race against death. “ill: 1hr hum of
not falter. He must :0
71d 02:. responding 10 every show. of 1hr driver. 01::- legs must he
: or Mrs must be sure or we know H13 1 all M! Inc 3051.
3,1Ilrt‘Cifi'e Elle feat of Balm. More glory 10 him!
Y,‘ 1~n91vr7
Men: .0 pzs‘r. wllh a 1 possible speed north lmo Labrador sle cg Fried:
: ::r;d Plan? and a pack of eighteen all: (3‘ dogs and a drhcr. \‘s'hc-n
52.;1 rr .lr‘rhrd a point where no; they walercraf 1 tor airsl. lp CO zld per.-
1‘. 0 dogs wsrc hitched To a sledge veigh‘ed with more than 500
- is c.’ 5 .pp lice and rushc: farmer north.
I oruxnc I‘a! orcd Fliers.
favored the birdmen.
.
..r5=‘cr waiting pour-nfiy in below
:mo 1 rm pr r;
2 to give
31.1.“. of last Dern'r.“cr Skls‘r and I‘:0rri arrhcd l” :1 my:-
1 1‘ ("n the 1.3:; lacked to the slzlr»
by travelled .
1' rrchived only scant
.. Sta} 1:: lwrflind
t of attr-ntmn null
wgan making 15-11;
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A SPECIAL SALE of “GOLDEN GLOW" YARN. Fine
quality silk—andwool yarn in many pretty colors.
Special 15¢: a Skein
ORWALK MILL OUTLET STORES. 13L.
Phone 471 So. Harwell:
50. N
124 Washington St.
Pk: GEHEBE'
.‘Ti‘l HER! 1" 1'1" HOUSEWAEP
Prompr
Delivery
For Your Bathroom
.Zlgs ls lhe 116W S’fi‘.
lime to 5:0: 3
"L265. Nothing surfs. 13.9
dz: 1‘ s.
Here are a
' suggasin 1:5,
‘ mgr: clerm fixtures.
lust}. .i'i' :... .1.
—;‘.ot‘rws hampers. .re 03232271
18‘3C3 lnrs.
tumbler
ctc.
Duplex Premier
Vacuum
Cleaners
$1 00 Down
Conn. Light 8;
Power Co.
Gas Ranges
Three Burners &: Baking Uven
$16.00
ALEXANDER’S
Good wm E‘urnltnre
50 80. Main St. So. Norwalk
33 Washington Street So. Norwalk, Conn.
Schultze’s Specials
Rump Corned Beef ..... 18c-20c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ............ 16c lb.
Puritan Hams ............. 98c lb.
DixieBacOn 18clb.
Hamburger 1691b.
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . . . 58c 1b.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street andlailroed Avenue, 80. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
Weapon. Georgetown, Dex-lea, Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport
..-c-uoee
Amter-Kent
Freshman Master Piece
Gerod Neutrodyne
Lafayette Neutrodyne
Radian. Sets
Sold an Easy Terms
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
11 No met. 80. Norm
THE NEW .
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered
Bigger.noomiu',norenenned
the Oneal: that W
0mm
AARON KOHN
New Spring Neckwear
To conform to the new gown Ityles the spring neckwear is
somewhat closer fitting
Dollar and Gui! Set: in white, ecru, brown, blue and tan—
ixhsf$nmm°d 50° ‘° 51-25
“W36“ :60 ‘
Brownendblue............................ ...... 98c
Win 11mm dent! whiteandcraam
0111333800 v an sin
"“1 $1.00 51.50
Net Underblonm ,creun trhnmed with hoe edge and ‘in-
mmlmfleeveewithhcebudetwfist. Very“ch1c”
’“ $2. 0 *‘° 52.98
ft” .IOIl-Olil eeeeeee well-ID.
hoe Section Geller: and Battling
J. I. Mallette
€34
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V: “en 1319 1.9 dostrovcr Lawrcncc was ordrrcd In the .\a\'v I‘I part-i
4
They passed high m'rr ihe hoods ofE
here “as nothing :0 indicate from “hence titty?
nmlre from the small army r»! :00 r'm-E
the car- '
move dog.
“When Sklal; and onmi came 10 the
appeared to be tagged out from me long trip and the change of climate.
but, they haxe grown robust again since they hare been here and I regard
them as the finest of their brad vmhln 1hree- thousand mlles of Vow York
"These dogs evidently are bred to develop m one boast all the char-:
acterietloe or three beasts—tho dog-s,
wonderful guiding instinct of the dog.
dog and wolf. and me cunning. lnlell igeoce and hardihood of the fox dog
and wolf ‘
Sklak and Ploml are identical as to breed wlzh Balm. Kasson‘s ("our-leach and (me in 315,000 hail ln con»
They have shaggy hair. powerful logs and small white eyce‘nemion with ‘hw— jy';\‘(>s1jga{j0n of ex
so keen that they pierceflhe darkness 0:" midnigk'.
dog. the Siberian dog does not run on his toes.
toes and about two inches of first small :‘olnt nearest me ground are flatE year,
onthe ground.
miles when there are storms.
Because of the extraordinary imtrcs: of the public. Curator Di 111315311an r om om‘sérlc.
ls making arrangemems to how. Sklak and I‘tomi tel-zen to a more con lioday
spicnoua place in me par-.1:
In fair “ealhcz thev can
the other animals.
Dogs are fiobusr.
E . Eand llv-njamln Gl‘lw-Ul. Jiruno (3111010
E FOR mm {l and More}: Cm‘x‘mc are unfit!” bail
‘ of 810.04%; each for kmr hwrlmre.
The valuc of the slalom fur and hate
is csllmmcd at $30,000.
200 on December 10 last they 1
“IR RGBBERS REAR Axmmm. mus. 7‘.
wolf and fax. They poms lhati ; W» .
the strength and stamina of the ‘ . “'ASHIXGTON. l-‘r'b. ll—Reae
DANBFRT (‘onfiu rub. 11....‘Admiml John Mlhlull llzawley. re-
llrcal. «lied lure lntc Monday aged
79. Hr» was a I’ll-.Th't’ cl“ Manchu-
sLLla and had strvmfl in many com-
mamas cmrndlng from the Civil \Var
period. 1% commandml 1hr: If, S. S
Broakhn “htn 13ml \I‘FF‘GX brought
the 1.0.1:. 1-: Juhll 1 m1 lr-ncs to this
«myth far «1 m ‘m r-m M Alumna.
he. “
Three men mc lmi~.i lr: 530.090 bail
Unlike the ordinary tenahe 1mm: a! fur and new from
W hen ready to start his factories in lhla my rluring lhc lasl
The arrows me the rem: 11 of
long investigation by the local po—
.lice. aegis-zed by detnctlves brought
and it was stated
that srneallon ll _ enclosures
may follow as 1110 (also is cleared 1:.31
1Ta\(l forty miles a (123:1Cl‘l
-—»-A(l\'rl'tiw= in HM Scrum-r],
Entrance
OWLAND’S - 5
on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.
., Store Open ’TfllGO’dock Daily.
.V “-2 3
fill . .2,
334‘” ... 41.9 -2 «kw Veig‘t
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Made in U. S. A. Week
Increase the buying power of American dollars.
This is American week. Here are some American products
Foremost fashions in
America’s exclusive hats
tats—Camller hats—4.11166;
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from a“store full of U. S. A. Merchandise.
E “Year Round zephyr” :
7 new spring patterns
’ L A fabr . of soft fine /
{weaxc that is different and dis-
Elinclive.
E 'A zephyr that l1as< special
iappeal as dressm ”trial-11:-
cause it is lme in texture and
Eshown in patterns 0131 ..re un-
l
F
usual —- instead of lhe staid
Echeck and stripe. here are
izephyrs will] printed deslgn in
Early number of odd 5113116 and
Splendid Color combinations.
You‘ll enfgoy seeing His
first sllowénc. The price is r‘xnly
50c yd.
Fights. 2,2. .. —’>:. zeta: .
makes excluszxe ‘ at Hr.» wland's. Three of the premieré ..
makes of hats for women femur Eng new ex: lush e modelsE
amen few dam. “’2 51:0“ them as Most as the? appear
This is 0:25 rt; 23:. an 10 3312 prpul..ri‘:_~ 0101:: mi llncr_\_ ‘ , ‘ .
59512021 . .' .
To... 1.- me .1 «1 new mojels in all mesa; Sewmg machines 1n
makes resolendem En the 1m me colors of the 0 amino? 0 o h o .
-eason {'51. ll en§ogc 855283115; Ehetrn if you enitayieelngg erlca at hlg pOInt ‘1
filings 131;: are {16.201210} and difi’erenl. T .2 prices are. :Yé‘r‘» ‘ 110:1} ”“Cvrnwex 1hr. imporm ca (sf 1:: .48“!-
57 7.50 and $10. Eng machine in the home and how mu Ch it does lowald
mm“ m” mm . econom} both in mending: and m king 116v. .Qzlrmenls.
Queen Quality presents
models in
Among the sman'est of the new offerings Sr
'wear are these beutiful Queen Quality shoes for xx omen
rand young women, at once a brilliant shoiving of 1116 new
style lines and a convincing expression of the rogue for
Vial kid.
Queen Quality Repose
arch. use the soft rich \‘ici
kid to emphasize the artistry of line and pattern and to
assure perfect fit and satisfying wearing qualities that
characterize Queen Quality footwear.
We are showing nine of these advance styles of this
make, foremost of American shoes in every way.
no doubt cnioy seeing them and talking over your shoe
problems with out shoe experts.
licular shoes are $7. $7.50 and $8.
Mala floor, rear.
E The Howland Sewing
machine club $1. 2‘
Makes it possible for pm: licall 6 en l‘fl.l\ to act:
good sewing machine on can lemma The Doll :1? ll:€lfv
'1: not a charg 6 but 2p flies on paxment of 1 we m..chine of
your choice. lou max sale: tanv one of number of.
models— “The \ew Home" machine 111 ll grandma 1.56;!
-—“‘Thc New Ideal’ machine ’01 at is mm s spaiallr for
us by the makers of “The New Home" Portable electrics
for as low as $39. and $59. up to Cabinet styles 3669..
and console electric models at $100. .These are the cash
prices and are the same to Members of HOW land See my:
Machine Club. \0 extra charges of an): 01:11-61 118’
Show you lhe machines and 0 1r easy plan 101:3'
Th1: cl floor, centcr.
vici kid
fool-
.,.
YOu’ll
The prices of these par-
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Margaret
Every woman in
tomorrow.
Is on her way to Bridgeport.
She has much to offer in the
way of newest distinctive styles.
want to be here to welcome
her. Watch for announcement
Marie
Atwater Kent the real
American radio
We have sold more Atwaler Kent radio sets 1;th
any other make and me haxe probably sold more real
satisfaction with each set- because an Atwaler Kent radio
makes good. The big factory and organization back of.‘
the product are largely responsible for this. Boxing an
Atwater Kent radio 15 just like selecting a car of standard
make. Homeland service with every set. Let us Show
the city will
.THE. HQWLAND DRY GOODS CO...
you in gsour own home. Easy payments if desired
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. ~nu"l\hl;e~1hr»~Rag,” arm‘mm Mon-
. ‘ . * ‘ciuy night, is lmlcl in $13,000 ball.
known
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