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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 8, 1925 · page 5

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'70 North Main Street,
'South Norwslk
Phone 747

 
 
 

FURNISHINGS

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pie bottle of FOLE!‘ S HON Y
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also sample
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More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Price

On Display

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Phone 480

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New Oldsmobile S77?

0 It. It. Ave, ‘30. Norwalk

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We are now located
our new store

..at-

PHONE 2978

. “Boost the Hospital Drive” I7

020 North Main Street
Norwalk Electric Co

in

 

 

VESTA
OlL BURNERS

 

& Supply Co.
f“ Monroe St.

 

Polley Refrigerating

So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

{6 No. 077177777 St.
' South Norwalk

 

Phone 256

 

 

 

ONLY 75 DOWN

puts a

VULCAN

 

in
YOUR HOME

 

Conn. Light &

Power Co.
Norwalk

HOT WATER HEATER

Balance Small Monthly Payments

Phone 3000 '

 

 

V isit' Our

 
 
 

gEVERY DAY_
1.. GOLDEN

South Norwalk

It’s to Your Benefit to

REMOVAL SALE

68 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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68 North Main St.
South Norwalk

 

sruanLL PIANO co.

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Beautiful Range of
FABRIC GLOVES

597: ‘° $1.95

58 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.

ME. JEANNETI'E

 

 

 

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6: 45- 7: 43A. M “Bettinguup titer

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0: 00 r. M.—wslwmt~7\stor‘la 7777777..-
music

7. 00 l’. lit—New 71-77777 Federation
of Churches mid-week services.

7 '80 P. M.-—-l“ushmait'l Serenade”.

8: 09 P. M. -—-'rhe 7777777777717; Silen-
non quartet: string quintet; solo-
lists.

8. 30 r. M —-'rrs.v elogue G. 8. Cool-
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. 9. 001’.M.-Belchmsns Orchestra:

Light. Opera Qusrtott’
70 00 r. M —slM‘lve7-tewn 8777.777...
11: 00-12: 00 I’.‘M .«Lopes‘e Orches-

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WNYO, NEW YOBK—a’e.
~:7701‘. M.—-Mnrkct high spots.
7'10 P M.——-Club Mendy Orchestra.
’7': 30 P. M. -—Pollce alarms. ; ‘
7' 85 1'. M.—Club Atcady Orcheptl'a.
77: 10- 10: 10 r. M.'—-Jalnos nudges.
\lolln; not. DlGlovannl77 plane.
John J. Brsnley. songs; 7777777..
Brennan, comet: Martha. )V‘oiss.
' piano: Ilse Shrewood. soprano;
Elsa Iloehn. soprano.
10:10 P.M.-“Trend ot the Times."
Dr. S. It; Ussher.
10:30 1‘. M.-Pollce alarms; weather.

10:351’.M.-——Hotel St. George 01'—
cht'stru.
“'37., NEW YORK—455.
0:01P.M——Basebail' ‘ racing re-
turns. 7
7:00 P. M.——liolcl Commodore dill-

nor concert.
7: 57') 1’. M —~"l~lhe Knew Olrs. Wash-
ington,“ .7. B. Kennedy.
:00 P. M.—Scoros; racing results.
:Ofil'JL—Alonest Ballet Associa-
tion program.

0963

Clark‘s Hawaiians.
\i‘Jl‘. NEW {ORE—405.
7:30 1’. M. -—Hotel Vanderbilt
chestl'a.
“CBS, ESPN“ YORK—316.
6:00 1. M. ~A J. Hand. baritone.
6:70 1". MT-—“.lm'rerson. the r'm
Thinker," Joseph Lewis.

0: at) P. .\i.——-.\'ows.

.M. ~V'ollnlle hon“.

. M .wliazel Grizzgs, piano.

'. M..——1'lea Kalb. soprano.

8:20 1". lil.——1-lnzel Grisgs,oplano.

S: 30 1’. M. —-Olivcr Sayler, book and
play 10V low

Or-

9. 00 1’. M.-—- "0177- Time Minstrels."

10:00 P. M.— -l)oy's Club half hour.

10:30 I‘. M.-——.'-trrowhead Inn Or-
chestra. ‘ 7 ‘«

17-00 1'. .\l.~—Svdl_ley Machat.‘ hobo
SDll"'S

ti "N, NL‘W YORK—4301.
:00 1'. Mu~lseland Orchestr

:30 1". l\l.—Kcnnedy’s Quint

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8:00 P. M.—Oakland’s Orchestra:
Solos. -
8:30~10:00 1‘.‘ 11.-«1)le and . Flo

Bernard songs; Fitzpatrick ‘Broth-
ers. 'songs; 7.‘lurke‘s Entertainers;
J. Turkel. tenor; vaudeville.

10:00 P. M we'sravau Club Orchesa
tra. ‘

10:30 1’. il.—-Club Kentucky 01'-
chestru.

11:00 ‘1’. M.——S\\'anee Club Orches-
1111.

11:30 P. .Vl.—-Bandbox Revue.

12:00 P. M.-12:30 A. M.——Lc\vis Or-
chestra.

“’MCA. NEW YORK—34!.

0:00 1‘. M.-V'ail's String Ensemble.
6:30 1’. M.——.\iario Alvarez, tenor.
7:00 P. ‘M‘r—Sunnyslde Orchestra.
7:30 1’. M.——l.anson's Orchestra.
8:00-11:00 P. lib-Elsie Johnson,

soprano; Snodden Weir. baritone;

MnyBreen. ukulele; Peter De
Rose. piano; Four Jack Roses:
Marguprlte Sterne. soprano: R.
Chrec baritone; Joseph Wetzel.
tenor.

moo-72:00 I‘. .‘I.-I‘{0lel McAlpin
Orchestra.

waxy, \rm roux—.250.
M. -" VV hose Birthday To-
day: "' ll. ll. Silhelsieln.

7:0.7 1‘. M. —-Sports.

7:15 P. M.—-—-Comluerce oi‘ the day.
7:30 P. hip—Kiddie music party.
7:45 1’. M.——Joseph Parlol‘f, songs.
3:00 1’. M. lioosel'elt Orchestra.
8:15.1'. M.—-.'a\'ler Cugat, violin.
8:30 I‘. M.——R. D. \V’ashburne. radio

munitions and answers.

:45 P. .\l.—~l%ob Ward and

Little. Words.

9 l". BIL—Homo Remedies and Anti-
dates

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Three

‘ 8:15 1‘. M.——U. 5. Army Band.
9' 0 PAL—Royal hour oi! music.
11. 0 P. M.—-D 0 n u ville Orchestra;

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9: 15 P. M.«-—Bob Wald and Tlli‘ec‘

Little V'vards
9' .30 P. M. —Philosophy talk.
9:35 1’. M.—Judith Roth, songs.
9:45 P. M.— Classic theatre.
10 1’. \l. —-V'olga. Trio.

10:30 P. \lz—Caldornla
crchcstra.

6 P. M.-——Schaeffer and Fisher.
songs.

77: 30 P. M. —T. Alban, songs.
6: 45 P. 11.—Baseball resume.
'7' P. ills-Kathryn Connolly.
prauo.
7:15 1'. M.—-Epps Revellers.
“‘OR, NEWARK—4405
:05 P. M.——Ta1ks by aviators.
:15 P. M.—-“Sports." Billy Wathey..
“-‘ll‘. PHILADELPHIA—505.
30 P M.——Radlo show program.

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9:

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10 P. M.—Benjemin Franklin or-

chestra.

“ CAU, PHILADELPHIA—278
10 P. lll.-—Sesqul- centennial.
“Bl. SPRI\(IFIE[JD. 31ASS—-333
6:30 P. M.-—Hotel Lenox Ensemble.

 

 

‘ Storage Storage

You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space youmay require.

Our warehouse is a 5-story
brick building, located st 5
Havilsnd st r e e t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys.
tern, giving you the low insur-
ance rate of 607: per hundred
dollars on contents.

Daily Motor Haulage
vice to New York
Tel. Norwalk 294—10923

N. y. Phone, 0777717777 8000.
203 w. 20777 St.

HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION

COMPANY.
so. noawanx, court.

Ser-

 

 

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Bod 30s ......77 I .0!
Stanley Harris,
.iicnslors 1
Jimmy Collins,

7 Red so: . ..
Jake stelll,
Rod 80‘ ell""l 1
Ed Barlow.

Rod 87): l
Fielder 770M777

White No: ..
Clarence Rowland.

Willie sins ..
George -titallings,
. Braves .. ..
Tris Speaker,

Indians ..
Connie Mark, 7 .

Athletics .. ..'.. 8
Frank Chance.

Cube ..........'. I
Fred Clarke, 7 ' ..
Pirates 1

Ps0 Moran.
.Phiilies-Reds ... 1
John McGrao,

Giants
Miller llugins. .
'Ynnkm
Fred Mitchell,

Cubs
William Gleason,

‘Whltc 80x o
Wilbert Robertson,

Dodgers 0
Hugh Jennings, ‘

Tigers .......... o

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American Images ..18 ' s .4
National League... 8 18

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P. M.-—MMarket report.

P. M.~Chlldren’s Chorus.

P. M. —Stanley Fletcher, "piano.

1’. M. “—Opers, “Faust "

15 1’. VIP—Weather; missing per-

sons. .

“'GY, SCIHQNEOI‘ADY—galill.

6 P. ills—Market report: news.

06: 30 P. M. -—-Ten 15ch Trio.

72 30 P. M. —"Boolt Chat "

Jacob.

7: 45 P. Ill .——0rchestra7 Bertha Ber-
ry. soprano. , .

S: 30 P. M. ~11. S. Almy Band.

'7: is
7: 30
8:80
8:45
10:

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9: -80 r M.-0rchcsrta: talk.
11: 30 l".1il——Organ recital.

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new rock. Oct. 8. 71m)—
iv‘ol‘d airplanes will go on sale today
in a New York department store. as
regular merchandise. the retail
price being 826.000 each.

The first plane for the store, the
.lW-l. left the Ford air port at
Dearborn. Mlch.. yesterday after--

automoblle truck and merchandise
and after stopping at Cleveland for
fuel is due at Curtis field this after-
noon. The truck will be assembled
there and in turn will carry the
plane to the department store.

The plane is an all- medal mono.
plane made by the llout Metal Alt-
plane. a division or the Ford Motel
company. and is identical with the
machine which made the best slap-
sad time in the Edsel Ford endur-
nnce test last week. It has a wing
spread of 58 feet, 4 inches and is
equipped with a 400 horse power
Liberty motor. ,

 

 

0x Gall Treatment
Ends Liter TtOuble

Overcomee body poisone that
cause dleessee of heart.
kidneys and high blood

pressure

 

 

 

 

.iil 7h ' blood in our bodies passes
through lilo liver every 13 minutes.
The liver 71-.- lhc blood's purifier.

UlU‘ blood is constantly poisoned
by body toxins formed in food waste
and when the liver becomes weak,

or lorptd. it cannot perform its
"work of purification and our sys-
tems are at once tainted by im-

pure blood. These are the poisons
that. it not drestoyed by the liver.
causedlseases of the heart. kidneys,
bleed vessels. and create premature
old age.

Nature gives qulr'k warning of n
torpid liver. You have sudden sick
headaches, dizzy spells: your stom-
ach is acid from sour bile. ydur
skin turns. sailow blotchy.

Doctors know the in or cannot be
regulated by drugs, but a safe Na-
ture substance has been discovered
which will not directly on the liver.
The discovery-is purified on gall.

Get from your-druggist a package
of Dioxoleach tablet containsien
drops or purified ox gall. In 28
hours the poison toxins will be re.
moved. Your liver will be regulated.
Blood purification will begin. Sailow
skin will clear. You tvill feel so
lunch better you will know you how
found the cause or. your ill health.
Dioxoi tablets are harmless. taste-
less. and cost less tha'n two cents
eleh.

Tin-.57.- gcnulnc ox tablets are pre-
pared only under the name 'Dloxol.’
it" any tablet in offered you’undcr
another name, refuse it. Accept only
Dioxol . in the original. genuine
package. 'l‘est Dioxal .‘rce. Mail this
cm: pcn now '

"[lloxni is specially reccmmcndcd
hv ll-7rolvl A. Mead."

 
 

 

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New York. I. I. .
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noon loaded with“ an unassomifled .

Oct. 8.—-Walter '1‘
..depoeod police captain 1r ‘
so {looted thlui seleetmun 'a
. ssisbls on the Democratic it

more polls Nonday, has no 71
to serve as the'mlnority member 1.
the Board 77‘: 8010077717777. Durty on.

in company will! Allred G. Vio

to Violet.

endowment 777' Duffy‘s offer
’ taro; 'ot Violet 77777! “W
' isn't a chance of it ‘
hey contend that it W

Duff null. either accept the attic
soleetmen appoint a teitt‘ ..

‘ it'd seiectmnn pl ellmlnar
M eat appointment by

mobile

, ,c‘
in: to annul her marriage on the!
grounds of fraud. Mrs. Lillian 8

her
Rolr

court vesterday charging that
husband, known as Robelt i-‘.
line. is e woman.

Minn” May 0 1923.

defeated Democratic cendldate 7777-
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said to he findlh'g , .

o‘wali elected third select.

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The pair were married in St. P: nil ,‘

7 river. at t e tent or fit

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or the Roller store. when sudd at

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Thomas .lilekey. 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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ternoon. '

Harry 77777777777777 or 7 Pistt stro,
was driving his automobue aloe
South Mainatreet and was in tr

the rush darted out from behind
automobile 7777777777 at the curb on
into the path ophis machine.

' Thefizar's‘rsdistor. struck: the ma

ro He was uninjured.

 

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le‘i
Gurtafson. ~7 ,. ,‘

in South 077777 street yesterday or

andakmcked him to one side or the?
. The mat-'
as reported to the police by Mr.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

You know how children are
-—-slwsys “on the go.’ ’Natural
ally that means that constant
drains are made upon cncrgyl
In youth is the time to build up}
reserves of energy with .llturdy.i
GOOD LUCK 1n the diet.

 

 

 

 

Always running—also”: on the go -7774 need
GOOD LUCIO to restore energy

rich full-cream milk, skillfully
blended‘ with nourishing beef
Earl: fats, GOOD LUCK 1s
a ric wholesome ener
that digests easily an
delicious dam.

and

‘l Naturallyjelke GOOD LUCK

rgy fowl .

hass

‘ Jelkc GOOD LUCK Morgan
inc is an ideal energy food. I
belongs to that important else
of foods whose mission is t
restore energy—keep th‘
human dynamo humming, and
supply body heat. Made of

builds reserves of energy:

little frames—sets little muscles
a-tingle—little toes a-dsncing.
Why not insure this energy by
using GOOD LUCK regularly
three times a day? Begin now.
Get 1; from your dealer today.

 

 

 

 

. EAST: NORWALK
M. Olsen is 00., 0 Flint. St. 131113ch
to consumer delivery. mane 1105-4.
. ' Wamn‘.
Brown‘s Gas roces'yyl’. M. Needle.

ononomm

Great. Atlantic A Peeitic Too Om, ,

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dens omen-who, Welter Stewart

WES'IPORT

, on» Atlantic 8:, Great Atlantic a Pacific m 077.. '

Main Street; Modern Grocery (Jo.
Main Street. '

 

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Davey Brothers. Post flood; Great ‘
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2g scleCted and guaranteed by u '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

Quality' it essential to tea 777707777777. ‘We recommend (

Famous beesuse of this fact.“ Others may cost more but

none are better.

Famous Tees and Coti‘ee Are 8017!
Only ”at Jam Butler Stores

 
 
 

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‘ ppl " .........6f0rl5c .
California Oranges,(Medium)o for soc‘ .
I'll“, (B skiast Size). . . .3 for 25¢

 

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