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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 24, 1925 · page 5

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Phone 747

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Blil‘Aolliqu END OVERIIROUIJNG
PARTS AND _A08.'ICSSt)RIES ‘

11011 1
AUTOMOBILE CO.

84 WEST AVE NORWALK
L. Wagner. Brunch Mgr.
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0510. Main St.
1 South Norwalk
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VULt‘AN
11011 WATER HEATER

YOUR mHOME
Balance Smell Monthly Payments

Conn. Light &

‘ Power (To.
Norwalk Phone 3600

fi’s to Your Benefit to
Visit Our

REMOVAL SALE
‘ EVERY DAY

L. GOLDEN

~- 68 Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

101112311 "111115
UNDERWEAR

-A geoti hssortment of Vests.
Tights and Union Suits [01
women and children.

J. i. MALLETTE

88 Washington Street

 

 

 

‘7 L Modern Bathroom, $52.
wonderful bargain. consisti- t .
lt‘u Buthlub I9- Inen lentory. 8.3.1.7317: .
”In olesrt. with pnroelsln tank. oul
In.” grim“? 811,0 basis “nestle... niehl
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d plnuhlnl and host." “TL-71$” . steel
Send to; Free Catalogue. i‘.‘

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“p. C. it “so send in e hurry
1tor us and we fit “nitrate
"miter. We have done more
'ersusde hot air Motors to

nor music. 1
'1: 00 r. Mam-nose. on.
'1: 18 P. fi—fiu’e n 'W
1: so 1'. .-- sy reeo.
tor De Rosa. rte-no. .
7:48 P. M.‘-~thht‘ om
1:00 P. M31181“
8101’ in. 7.1810
s: so P. M.—-—U..
10: 00 1’. ate-Mm l1“- I‘M-.1.
10 18 P. tour-trouser 8min: title.
10: 45 P. lit—Mystery quarts
11: t00.12: 00 P71M'”l‘i’"i‘ mam-

"WRIGN NW roam—ere
00 P. M.-—D es prompt.
to P. his-«Police olerM
38 P. tee-mun “1581138818.
:00: P. M.—-li‘.ootboll scores.
8: 08- 10: 10 P. M.—-Merle Muller. so-
prone: Anne Behrmnnn. piano.
111.80 Lynch tenor: Police Quartet:
W8iter Bohuster. tenor: Fred
Ehrenberg. musical sew; Welter
Bonus 1'. tenor.
Me-"Brittany." H. E.

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0

7
7'
7:
8

"Frlts. \‘
10:80 P. M -——Po ice llarml. heath-

07‘. 1
“Hz. NE‘V Yam—455.

vs. Chicago.
7: 00 P. M—Hotel Commodore Or-
chestre. ' . :
8: 00 P. M.—-Footbell scores. ,
8:30 1’. M—Sherry's Dance orches-
tru.
8:15 P. M.-Sot10hoz and Mlistead.
songs.
10: 30 \ 11—11.... de lo. I’elx 0r-
choslrn.

88' OBS, NEW YORK-P818
0: :10 11'. \l.-—Sorey's Orchestra. 1
8: 00 1'. M. —Unclo Goebee. ‘
7:00 I‘. M ——Arthur Murray.
lesson. ‘
7: 10 l’. M. wlorey Orchestra.
7:30 P. M. «Manor and Halilton.
songs.
8:00 P. M. --Mergosien Orchestra:
1 singers.
8:30-3:30 P.
baritone! Irving Argey.
lnez Quick. soprano.
0: 30 P. M. «Warriors Thentcr p‘ro—
gram.
10: 30 P. M. oArronhesd 71111 Or-

chestra.
881’MCAr NEW YORK—Ml.

_de.nce

M.-—-Otoye Mlzuki.
v lolin;

6:30 P. M.—-—Stony Brook Orchestra.
7: 30 1’. M. -—Ma.y Breen. Peter. de
Rose and ensemble.
8:00 P. M. —-—"Whnt's Happening
Now 7" by George‘Bogner.
:815 P. M.-Georze Flanders.
no. .
8:30 P. him-{Folio Justice J. 11. etc,-
Kee. 1
0:00»11:00 P. M.——-A. Orner,‘ tenor;
Eugene Le Pique. plane: it. Peer-
don. baritone: Helen Muller. se-
_ prone. '
11:00 I'.
chestru.
8816737, BOSTON—849.
-S: 00 P. lit --Murl1nbtt Baud; orches-
trn. r
9: 00 P. M. ~Eisenhouig’ s Orchestra.
“RC1. WASHINGTON—488.
10: 30 P. \l. ~13rnndnll's
.Nigiitcrs.
8.8'GR BUFFALO—Hill
8130-7: 30 l’. Mroliudio Show con-
‘ cert.
8: 30-10: 30 P. M ~Rndio Show con.
cert. .

pie.-

M.—-—Hotel

 

0:00 1». M.——'Vnil's Strint‘iEnsemblé. ‘

McAlpin (3r, .

Snturd‘uy.

1:45 P. M.—Footbo.ll. Pennsylvania 1

8:10 P.

7:30 P.

8:80 PM,”
buttons:

0: 05 r. u.-—'l‘t:ne
“'CA‘E.‘ P]

8:80 P. -rZD ,

7:80 P. .—-80tlti

7:45 P. M.~Polide_fl

8:00 P. M.—-Addre‘u.

8: 30 P. 874018011
WEAR. 01.8787

,7: 00 RM M.-_--Dlnner oo

' MAX 0!:

8: 00- 0: 00 P. Mr-rDsno

0: 00- :0 P. lite—Coo
music.

wan. memoir—81::

mtroit football some
7’00 1’. M. 4oldkette
H. Dresseu. berttou
10:00 i’.33l-—-Reoordil_l‘ .
11:10 r.:\1-—-Je,:vett.ioat
solute. CINCINNA .
ll: 00.1’.M.-—-MOKuy'l Om

087118“ CINCINNATI
9: 00 P. M. --Plny. "The NIP-”8.
878.81., CINCINNATI-M
8: 80 I’. M.—-Footbeil.‘ U 8
teen. ’
8. 4.") P. lll.——-Cl:ildrcn' s Monies.
0:00-11:00 P. M. -—~Chim08' ' '
new
88783188181888! “Him-val!
7: 00 1'. M.“
(lay. 7" Gladys abet.
7:05 P. M.-——Sports.

' 7: 16 P. M .-——Commeroe oi the day.
7: 20 P. M4 Hurtswtok t
tales. »

7: 40 P. M «viir B. K8tlonstein.
"Dentistry." ' 1 ‘
7:40 P. M.-—-Rooeo\'elt Ore

net-lee.

s 10.7,. n..—ea‘m:.'1’. tot-ensure

American Labor Gets Addehinted”
a: to r. M—Bernetett't 'lirlo.

10:00 P.1M.-~8‘lctlon period. ,
10: 15 P. 3l.--Mouon.ptcture rs‘vtew.
3.00 P. Iii.-li‘errucct!s Orchestra:
WI-‘Bll. NEW YORK—27$:
2:00 P. M.—-—Footboll, N. 1211.008

Ml‘ddiobnry. 1 g‘
WAHG, RICHMOND BILL—818.
13: 00 P. M Dance music.
‘ WOR, NEWARK—408.
'8: 151’. M .‘——~"Words Often
pronounced."
8: l7 1’.
(7:15 P. N. --"Sports." Bill \Vathey
'7: 30 P. M.-——Von‘s Colleglens. ‘ ,
8:00 P. M—“Notables on Ship-
board. " John Regen.
8. 15-11: 00 P.M .-—-—Hclcn and Mar~
guoiite Herve. soprano duets:
Arthur Buccht. violin: J. F. See-
beck. baritone; Berstein Trio; Ide
Groeber, piano: H. J. Taylor,
render. ' 1
ll:00 P. M—Clro Orchestra“;
88'll’, I'luLADELPHlA—ws.
3:30 1’. hl.—vl1'nlve1'sity or Pitts‘
burgh Band.
9:00 I’. M.-American Mole Quar-
tot.
10:05 P. M.-~Dnnco music.
11:08 P. him-Organ recital.
waif. sonm‘uvraor—eso.
0:30 P. M.-—l"ooths.ll scorer.
9' 35 1?. M -—Done‘e music. \'
88151. SPRINGFIELD-483

 

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1. To Min.

4. Skill.-
‘ 7. The hcw 111' u vesset. .
1'1. lici old.
11. Iattnous. ’
12. Mother.

13. To udjndse damages.

16. To perform.

17. Guide in a theater.

19. Slips.

21. To listen.

22. Imp ventent in character.
24. Rod

25:1Measure of. cloth.

27. Wins part of a need.
29.‘ Constc Ltion.
31. Inlet.1 ‘ ~
33. Reproductions.
34. Joined;
35. Stir.’
:0. To dibble. ' '
37. Fifth sin of the zodiac.
39. Pitcher.

2. Signification.
46. Pure.
47. Artiste’ frames.
49. Detests. -
50. Mal-sh.

- 82. Stair post.

63. Deity.
54. Pertaining to'sound.g
55. Point v- compass. ‘
66. Oceans.
87. Almost a donkey.
88.1-lnrdcns.
8111181101“.
1. To cut at random.
2. To wall.
:1. To assassinate.
. The Altar (zodiac .
. Favorable notices.
To make lace.
Revolver. .
Foreioken.
Minors under guardianship.
To ventilste.
Injuries to surface of property.
0111! who believes in oil useful
thinn-
. Fowl. .
“Drunkard.

 

 

 

Devoured.
Fine? icy roll.

"6. Ultimate.

27. Human upper limb
28.1“". .
' :9. Meadow.

:10. Station Indian.

31. Wand.
, 31:. Poisonous snake.
i 37. Opposite of 1tyittncrs.
88. L‘nit.’ \
89. lndian from Utah.
40. Head Winds.
4i. Pains.
42. Animal (feline).
43. Recent.
44. man bodies of land in Miter.
48. Healthy. . 1
48. In order that.
50. Feather scarf.
5]. Combustible fluid.

Yesterday 8 Puzzle

from 18 Juli: 1M4 1“.“10 new
Kruscit hhlldtnt It 811 Hull street.
Mr. Griffith hll been tainted at his
past sddress (or three your.

 

W
~11».m.. in the scout-let tor the
but results.

"Wt tose Birthiin Silo- "

0:15 P. tin—v0. M. WitnhuWPan-

Misti ‘

M.-—~She‘ton dinner music. .

.' wives is the principal topic oi con-

. find who now is Mrs. Jennings. when

' . no one had the slightest him. i

o ‘ .
8:15 1'. M.——Chnrlcs listtbiel, 810.10 . - ~ 1.

Now that the Bird 110111 Mono;
have whet they need.

my on qubls‘stto‘n fits “ith the

0
DANIELSON, Got: :34. ~- \ few
weeks no at Reno. Nun. the na-
um: headquarters for 0:10.00 a
decree ot divorce was granted - to
Walter E. Allen of Dnnlelson. “ho
severed relations with his “110- and
another decree was ruined in tn-
vor or Cari Jennings. also 0! Don-
iollou.’ ”panting him by due
cm of‘iawvfrotn his wife. In due
couture! time Walter
carpouiier, and 681'! Jennings. the
plumber “turned to Dnnleison.
Todey she who was Mrs. winter
Allen. one of the curprntor, is the
wlto ot Widening. the plumber:
and Mtl. Cori Jenn‘ngs the wife of
the plumber. is tile Mfr of Walter
Allen. the carpentm.

In Danielson the r-xclmhxc 0:

"They snapped “Sires." is

is character-

\ersation.
the way the subioct
«Izod

Mame! lloadiustmqnts.»

Cari Jennings and Mrs. Walter
Allen were murrlcd by Justice at
the Peace Arthu: (1.1111111: Danie:
son. about a. week ago. The not
of their mun-logo is just becomthlt
known. The wedding took place in
the bride's home. where she hit:
lived since separation front her hus-
band about seven months ago. 1 The
knmvtng‘: once tnwo sold 11111010000.
uhe marriage. while the unintorl'tl‘otl
un- nitink for an announcement
111.: . .hu nodding has taken place},

1'- 1 :111 Allen and Mrs. Cori so.—
1 . >1. - urro married by a cicrtSrltldil
tr .‘.‘ n'wich :1 day or two aftel‘l'm'dl.

'1'110 runner Mrs. Waiter 81101.00“:
Mm. t‘url Jennings. is accredited
will: characterizing her former hus-
[mm] as 2t "middle aged eheik.”'u
(‘i‘zulcil‘i’l‘ he developed through the.
Eminence of tin: movies. ' ‘

One \8‘tto Explains.

The trouble came into the two

tamihen. says Mrs. Allen. Who Will.

she tound her husband was atten-
tive to Mrs. Jennings (now 811‘s.
Alien) ‘. I

\lls. Alien (uln. “as Mrs. Jon-
:1: nos) expluined that Mr. Alton
cum" to her house to see her husc
herd.

She told of .ur. Jubilihg'a prone»
: l: "Well, he sun: 10 mo ‘l‘ i seedhat
you are not left altmnc 11.381518
(the 6. 10mm pod rot been obtain-
0d) and it_.-u'i1 71.110 mo when I'm
free I “ill I'nzut; mn.‘ " And so it
l.us cotho ah‘mi . "

Messrs Allen and Jennings hove
been or. friendly terms nylons tithe:
their wires were friendly. too-unit!
recently. The carpenter and plum-
ber frequently met. in their work 8!
tradesmen. They were seen together
frequently, oftentimes with their
vireo—that is as they were tomor-
h when Messrs Allen and Jenning'e‘
lcl‘t Danielsen together, about sex:
monthi‘s ago. ostensibly on a. "ll!
tion" trip no one subp'ected they
88ch air to discard their'wives. s '

 

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‘ 'ust because' there arent one

u, .
dealer. Will move his :tttokJ tonight

exclmoge of wives utopia“.
result. ‘

i _
l
1 Most 01 us are motto: 1.th

 

1nret prises for all of its to have goo-1

‘nieego. lit. writing your noon on
.address oleenlr. You will
sample bottle .

llouov‘et. the
small sketches, to use 0. 10:: s and ‘n‘

lth)- '

Allen the i

 

1.!
heroine white}: not recon
no 5:010 in part:

"We Melvin 01:588.: our profound
thanks to Dr. costs. Secretary (totes

realise our d eem.

is a Thing or Beauty end trust it
shall be 8. Joy forever.

"Everythlny is new except the
pirachtnx hnd lintt it still Chilsto—

centric. .
"It was a fortunate day for the

the Rev. Mr. Gilbert came. He has
notc- worthy accomplishment at New.
Hope since he ‘cnmg.

"His service to, the colored pom
work in his own parish. is a redemp

New Hope church and its pester-
one a lasting debt of gratitude to
Brother Gates tor his advice and en-
couragement extending through
period at some eight and fifteen
years respectiyeiy. a. has been
rich in wholesome advice and in the
min: of hum ktdness. Like Bro-
ther Gilbert it has extended to me,
on any and every occasion. the tull~
cst measure otCltristien ”brother-
hood. May their tribe inc-reuse.
New Hope church and its pn‘stor

,, stand ready to further express their -
gratitude to this anventlon in ali-

beret co- operation with you in the
Kingdom Program, and offer our-
relies to reervlco.

"Many of eon-colored churches
{oruord by leaps and houndnmnd
because of their rapid growth some
find it necessary to build latter

his congregation.
“Union Church. 1‘ 8t

Waterbury. - are properlriz- to build

new edifices to meet tills’dem'end.
'Becauee or riciol ldd‘hytlot‘itiies

and consequent friction the housing

embrnssing propo
need your triendiy oversight and
constant advice. “ 1 &

ng'cmelli. in procuring work. melons
healthy and happy homes. and in
solving the many difficult and bath
ling prolllems incident with our set.
thin: in these new and stream I‘m“
mundlngs. Our people are errors

“‘ of the 1 unrest roooesloned '13:! their

 

and this Convention for helping us,

"Our Church edifice ‘nt’DonhuryVi

centric although the preacher is red .1
the colored peeple ot Dnnbury‘ when .

lent 11 big brothers hand to every.

pie alone. apart trom'the splendid:
tion for his pastorate in that city.

are self-sustaining and are going 1

structures to house the evor increass

Hartford. ‘
.Union at Stamford! hnd Grace at

or our people is still 8 baffling and. 7
tom, In this we _

"We need your advice and encour-

" 'Tls1hotthe‘ color 'otth

411111.120: .1118 'ouetlty or meet in

’01
1:11:11 with grit; and grace eels: o
1 on hearted: in

st
the First Baptist church, Merit! 01?: mt ray oyt hope

those of our rising tencruti
'1‘ ti

'i‘el. 3343

WINTER \IS COMING
Let Us Tune Your M0801-

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eitep‘ei We 08111138.“de
and sell. Cor and radio.

 

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