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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 3, 1925 · page 6

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBF R 3 1925.1

 

nus) Conference on Church Publicity1
held'at Chicago. 1
"If Christ were horo today lie
would be olther“ the head of a great
newspaper or would have control of
some great moving picture concern.
or‘be the hood of the biggest radio
broadcasting station In the country."
Rev. dentin-1n.”- ‘
' I Dr. Jenkibs was‘msklng the point
thatChrlot Ialways went where the
cemmon people were. and‘ltnow how
', to roach the masses of His ministry.
"Newspapers are increasingly open
today to the use of news from the
churcheaand religious platters." Dr.
Jenkin’o told the ministers. “But 'you
must propel-shows so that It is ac—
oeptabie to the papers."
Dr. Paul iiutchiuson. managing

editor “the Christian Century. said ‘
that “most of the criticism by min-
ister-1 leveled at the daily press for
failure to print religious mum is up.

 

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diatom 'l‘ho Associated Press.
Mo New England
paper I'ubiishers‘ Associate on,
Daily Newspaper
bllshors' Association of Connec-

 
 
 

 

 

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“The trouble ls,"
preachers do not know what new.is,
and very few know how to prepare

 

ll news dispatches credited to it
not Otherwise credited in this
i. and also the local news pub- .

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CLOSER cosrsb'r

 
 
 

 

runnrnonns ' ‘
wall: .......1.......... 92—"
Uptown Branch -

' ' TAhonght
$0 ought men to l0\e their wives

heir own bodies.
1s lie loveth himself. ..--Eph b; 28.

A praise "worthy attempt to pro-
e closer contact and co-operation
e ween the college ”world and the
world of industry has resulted in the
adoption of a new plan by the Moss.
achuoetts Institute of Technology.
one or the world’s 1leadiing scientific

 

He that loveth

A selected group of students with
d two years of the reg-
ular cours‘ in electrical engineering
will be transferred to New York
city, where they will he placed on
the payroll of tho American Telu-
phone and Telegraph Co.
Instructors from Cambridge
conduct classes for them in the e
hinge. But during the daytime. they
will be under the direction of the
telephone company's executives and
expected to .earn their day’s pay by
doing a day's work. As soon he a
student learns one job thoroughly.
he will be shifted to another. Thus
the students will be continuously
learninig something new as well as
doing useful work.
The students will spend half of

the eight months of the school year
In New York and the other half In
Cambridge. The following year they
will do special research in the Bell
Telephone laboratories.
Because of the advanced nature
of the work and the heavy demands
which it will make. these students
upon graduation will
the degree of master of science as
well.” the degree: N'df bachelor of

0111th

Palh.Oe~—“A Man of Iron. "
Rialto—‘Tho Lady Who Lied "
RegentoJ‘Not So Long Ago."
Post Pocahontas card part).

ands are given; a wife is the pecu-

 

 

cs in the so-called "Black Belt,"

n3 Water street
ich is sorely regretted by every

1d citizen of Norwallt

is a condition

 

Waite .an employe of the
.there early Sunday
arming was the second murder
nc‘e September.
Emma (thrust. known to the po-
"Black Emma."
i'targed with the crime.

I'Biootleg liquor of the most vicious
rt. ‘of caurse. stands in the back.
. nor! of the crime. 1
bit cly a major crime of any scrt to-
in which prohibition ru_m does

 

ondltions in We “Black Belt"
or Robins' word for it.
makes a statement he backs it
up with action ,
1 suggestion has been advanced
hich could be acted upon advan-
cousiy. It is to have a police of-
‘on duty Along Water, street
very hour of the night. This would
malts" extra work for the police do-
would the well

 

 

COMING 5;“;sz

'rtnten't. but "It
ll.-—Post Bocahontas Card

1great deal of l_h° “091° in "1° Nov. t.—~—Pancake Supper.

East avenue M.

 

5.-—“Paraphernalia"
dinner Wanoma Council.
Nov. 5.——Old Fashional
Entertainment at Community hail.
Monitor Carldron. .
5.--Supper for benefit of
Paraphernalia Fund Wanoma Coun~
oil Red Men's hail. Main street.
d.-State officers to tisit
Eureka Rebekah lodge 1'9 South

U'distrl'ct looking for excitement.
‘ut‘tha police must be on hand to
ourago and stop those condi-
Ins which are provocative of lights

 

WLRFEC'TED REPR9DLCHOE‘ Nov. 6.—First meet of “Fireside
- art" class Girls' and Women's club.
Nov. -.'l-14 ~Glrl Scout week.
Nov. 11. -—8upper by Christ church
Women's Guild at the church.

The.:‘new talking machine demon.
ted by local Victor‘ dealers at
(Rhys! Jones last evening show~
Ethan inventive science has put
ird dimension into "canned"

 

 
 

gain a clear impression of what
figure of speech tries t6 con-
think what drawing wan before
c'ttv'e was introduced into if.
drawings scratched on the walls
as inhabited by our early on-
1rbveaied what to them con-

 

TUESDAY, Nos. 8
If so, you are extremely tempem

 

tour life is guided by your moods
You should control your emotions.
They will interfere with your suc-

was a fundamental
It was learned that by
for shaping lines
who. an impression of di

‘ , a could be created.

,1 r5'1'n'lany years new. a great
have had their spouts for
'b‘aslc apetite. satisfied by
talking machine

 

eYou love to travel. ~

°And will see the world before you

 

You find it easy to adapt yourself to

But not to new friends.
You are aloof in that presence of

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

Norwalk

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November ll, 1005:

down to defeat lit-fort.- Terry

MI. and Mia Clii‘fuul Oran.

East Norwnlk.

I‘rn Union 'l‘i-IL-giapli Company.
South Noru'alk.

on the Hotel Mulutckemo.

ulnbla iuo iyllnder Inaclilnr

being strung.

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HOW TO KEEP. WELL

By DR. soon a. costume 1

surgeon General, l'nlted States Public Health Seriiee n

 

 

 

 

 

Strictly speakln pleurisy is an 1 pain experienced o‘ube less but the
inflammation oft tEe pieula O: the breathing will be ch more mm.

mombranernwhich emotion the lungs. cult.

‘io alcoholism. heart or kidney dis- sorbed in a few weeks. When ab-
case. sorptlon does not tako place. It fre-
Piourisy may arise as an extension ucnily becomes necessary {or u
oflnflammation from the lungs and physician to draw the fluid off
their neighboring organs, being through ahollow needle.
more common with the pneumonial As tho'plcurisy dot-claps. It physi-

also“ follow an injury to the chest der to elevated.
wall. III or is pushed
The chgn'eg Which the 91w“ 1",. becd'mes somewhat displaced to the

‘ dergoes when inflammation attacks
it are three in number. 1At first.

- con estion‘ of the
3:232..°°?r‘21‘.;..,..f.on may‘spread has little difficulty in recognizing
to the tissue of the lungs on the one» Well”!!! almost immediately.

affecting children. Pleurlsy may side affected. Sonietlmes one shoul-

t‘ll.ti‘li’.l’.i~‘ Ii.

ditdr. The Evening Sentinel:
Permftiue to
, u , (your columns. ti
' 1il0u of the Wonderful t‘O-opem on
Fall ‘Veather can Mean P18111181), frxlmidcd to ”it". 323 girls who fit-
1 tolllli'ul tho lmdzmmml il‘urn) \‘uca-'
tlon Lodge during the Nhnson just
ended.
1 . .1 Arthur Turtle and Mr. Albert .Irntlc explorer.
in many there is an underlying dls- in cases Where the epitome of an l-Ium‘iltou of [he mm“, Theme;- gam Tho first American “1111113111118 111
eased conditionprescnt. such as tu- attack of pleurisy is faIOIable and ”0131‘“!ka to our girls “my “1ch France m the World “.1“. “111111
bercuiosls. rheumatism. gout. chi-on. 1 the patient recovers. this fluid Is ab- from the lot of All?“ m the ditto of 11111191111111 01115111111 31 111171
Today is an election day holiday
Dr. Franklyn (l. ilrown \ll-llil‘il our in Maryland, NPW JOI'HOI‘. Non Y_ork
[his Virginia and Ptunsyllanlu. Ills also
It liolldyn in Melbourne Australia

Mrs. “'1. C. ’l'noml-ly of Dnnbury. in honor of C'H’D‘”

experienced by adults than with tho cal examination may reveal that toun., supplied clilws and pics dur-
N bronchial pneumonia so commonly there is mom or In: bulging on the ing the summon

J. Eduard Limit of Donna ONLY 75 DOWN
some cases. the menus supplied our lodgl IIitlI flesh, ._ C
band. the heart Iegetobies every neck

Harry ilei'icrnn. dentist
left or the right. There lea dullness care of our- girls in I) very efflclc'nt
in the chest. Thero'aro so many iln- manner.
misiakable signs that a physician chlropodist. did likewise.

through
-, nppreela»

closing.

- girls no loss than fifty
summer gratis.

S 1).L;1IuncIIce.

culinws li. mums.

Spring.

\irs. (learn: I l‘u-its oi Nonmllt 1
“as it \isitm in WI lion .I'Ivslllday. '

Latter; to the Editor 1.: .1 _..-.-....._._

HARRIS. thf.
Norwalk. Connecticut.

.210 Years Ago 1

The following items Ulll‘ll‘ili‘l‘tl in
the issue of the Evening Sentinel of

l"l‘llllkl0 l-Iruo. the former lllght~f
weight chumpionqvho is stopping Ill 1
fiowaytou run a null in his foot om :
day last week. and is Inning cou-
siderublo trouble with the injury.

Tommy Murphy, the Ci‘lli'k littll
featherweight, who xcwntly u'nnt

GquIII. III l'1illltdeiphlu. ls stuyinl;
with I‘runklu Lruo at 'iokcneki.

New lork. formally of this «lty arc
the proud purunts of unine pound
sun. born October 26. 'Mrs. Crow
‘1 was formerly MIss Eva l". li'ishrr, ol‘

. George w. Iluymond has taken a
position as nu-sscngr-r for llli’l Wcsi~

Tim Iluymon‘d liool'ing ("olllpally '
of Bridgeport. In putting a new mail

George 1-). liisli‘y of the Electric
Vehicle Company. started for lint-t—
iorul this morning, after a couple of
days profitable business sluy in Nor-1
llalk. During his visit be made. ar-‘
rungement for I". I-2. Lockwood Ill‘idl
Company. to bundle the Columbia:
' line of automobiles in this \‘iclnltyl
ft lilttil. ll~ mad: the nip qum1I
llz'nll‘ord .Iud l‘llliill in a 1905 Col-E

I no“ iirlcplionu lllli. Is lu1lng1
constructed along East uvenuv, start 1
lug iii Schlitzw avenue. l’olrs howl
already been erected and wires are

Mrs. W. l-‘. Ambler and son Tracey
of ltuwnytun III'cnun, wont to Da-
1I‘len today. muhv’lll remain oI't-I'

Captain William ii. Iloyi. who has
'kcpt his yuchi at anchorage near
Gregory‘s i'uint. during the past
summer. has gone across to. Long
1lslund iodiy, “llli i',‘ uplain ( .-'-nl
“ickc to I'Iy1llic unit up at Cold

 

Today the Catholic i'lllll't‘l) honuls
Sf. Iiulmrt, patron saint of hunters.

Today Is illi" birthday unniversuiy
of \‘llhjnlmur Sicful'lnson. l'amus

 

. puts a

W ‘ ' VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER

i YOUR HOME

 

hand and to the chest wall on the The condition lisolf may result!

. an increased flow of lymph or serum celI-e prompt medical attention. The

fluid Is iii. I and other times it is

This pret:nc.of lymph in large
amount causes a roughenlflg of the

ad. but III II the second stage of sible. If the body is kept healthy.

other. This Is usually followed by seriously. and in all cases should rc- I 511mm be We...”
Those who suffer from gout or
‘on the pleural surface arid between pain experienced is usually so in- rheuinutlsm especially C0
[the layers .folds. Sometimes this tense that fliers is li tic danger of careful not to BMW” themselves to .

the potion” not see his medical unfavorable weather. Pleurisy 15 one NorIvalk Phone 3600
very thick. ‘ aid early. The treatment ofmleul'lai' of the most painful of conditions. If
"5 0' 511011 a “final" that only a you have ever experienced an at‘
physician can admlrdstcr it. luck. you a

two pleural surfaces. 'ihese suI- 'i‘he‘bt-st way to pnevent pleurisy is to avoid t
faces. in hiillth. are slightlyocparot- to keep the body as healthy as p03. produce another.

cicr nficrwnlds zealous
e conditions \Iliich mny

 

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Conn. Light. & Power

 

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Wall Street

 

ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED

Sumo qun lllll't‘ Inmlu llu-ir wills uml some
llil\'l‘ not. llul no man lli‘v'il silly In llu- lulu-r
i'lllfih.

This hunk is onlwciully qualiiivd to uni us
your executor by l'l'llNIll ul'1-.\'[writ-11w“-l‘uvililit's
uml l‘l'lwllillihlllllllll‘.

CENTRAL F AIRFIELD
TRUST CO.

 

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in bll'll‘kllOlili‘l'S nl‘ l'i‘i‘lll'll H1l‘llll'll‘l' 30th. 1927»

 
 

THEPEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY

DIVIDEND T0 STOCKHOLDERS

At a regular mv‘vlm: nI' lllv' limml nl' llll'I“i'lI'>l'I
(II The l’coplv's 'l'l'llrl ("William 110M (In (it'lnl‘li‘l

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THIS BANK EXISTS

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l-‘Illk. “'9 ll"ll"\i" II In i‘hziI‘lIII'wl 1“
l_'\' ill" Sliill“ (Il’ lluiion illl' thr‘ l"'ll~
\. mvnm- and daily use (Jilin-(11111..
nurviul community. We lulu: l‘I
nurrrm'. selfish, Iliuruonm'y View
.1: this: mnllr‘i'. “'0 want you in

1.411 trim to mum here and (on.
will IIS at any time.

The City National Bani.
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

' CONVENIENCE

 

A Portion

Of Your Income

Should be Saved

. Some save a quarter
and some a third Of
their wages.

The proportion must
be determined by you.

 

 

 

 

 

pieurisy the two surfaces are fre-’ there In less likelihood of its being
Quently l”‘Wght into contact by the affected by cold and wet. Plenty of
bands 0‘ partially cosluilled lymph fresh air. plenty of sunlight. Indoors.
extending betI‘veen thorn. These will help protect you from disease.
bands may break up or they may be- Out-door exercise, bfik walks in the
come organised by the development open‘wm yonder'tho body less Eng-
of. new bleed yessels, may adhere ceptiblo to disease. During sleeping
permanently and Mid out altogether hours. the windows of your bedroom
a greater or less spate. causing ln-1 1

terference to some extent with the
free play of the lungs. .

The third stage of the develop- 1 1' 3115;; = ‘ 1 " 1' 1f ‘
meat of pleurisy consists of a flow hum . .1 Garage

. l avit it-
of fluid into the pleura c Y1 20111! I Wilhmil “1.1

self. .

 

Piggly Wiggly"

000D GBOOEBIES

Porous pawns

12 Main..Streetv
NorWalk, Conn. ‘ '
. . a,

CORSETS

corsets and girdles.

.l. I. Mallette

. 88 Washington Street

Many gOod models in R.
& G. and ‘Binner, laced

 

 

 

 

 

The symptoms or pleurlsy are not I!“ Norwslk
hard to recognize. The first sign is ‘7 11'“. 33“ .
a pain in the chest. often called a 1 111
“stitch in the side.” This pain is WINTER IS COMING
more severe if thebpatlentrgesfic: » Lu [:8 Tune fair Mat or
rapidly or moves a cut. re To Insure I: . E Ills

dry. distressing cough which ap-
pears to increase the pain. There is
aconstant tendency on the part of1 183")“ ”all"! Ill €005 Shape?
the patient to avoidlcoughing and “e I: urge. repair and sell.

the consonant distress which is Car and Radio
caused by the act. 1 .
The usualsigns of fever. such as V . Exidc Batter“;

increased pulse rate. a hot skin and‘
flushed face are present. After a day;
or two. there may be. as the condb
tion progresses into the third stage.
an effusion or flow of fluid into the

-11l'tE1P_AIRS1 on his. nouns

 

 

Window ‘ Display

Of dainty Silk Undies is at
tracting attention, and In ciI
favorable comment.
new styles -— .pOpnlar prices

THE N E RYAN cO

83 Wilmington Street
South Norm

ALEXANDER
FURNITURE co.

50 80. Main Street

 

So. Norwaik Phone 3560

 

 

.mic. This has um“ Learn self-control.

s time given rise to a

 

.plenral sack. Mien this occurs. the 1 _

 

 

And you will be happy.

 
 

scandal: and often

 
 
 

"fuller tense in-

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

A. icon... aco, 1 ' ‘VESTA
70 North “infirm. , Oil. BURNERS
‘ Sooth‘liorwolk ‘ ’

' Phone For Polley Refrigerathg

81; Sum]! Co. ..
COMPLETE HOUSE mm “1 “13m.

FURNISHINGS .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

wh‘o remember:
but forgets her

 

 

ZEN 1TH

SON ORA

WARE '
ATWATE R. KEN T

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RADIO

SUPER HETBODYNE R. C. A.

Convenient Terms

S‘f'llDWEml PIANO oo.
_' as No. Main St.
Phone 1310 1 So. .Norwslk

 

but to save some por-
tion is essential. '

We invite small ac-
counts and pay 41/31»? ‘a
on savings.

The South
Norwalk Trust
Company

Service Security

 

 

 

Storage Storage

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

Our warehouse is a 5-story
brick building, located at 5
Haviland s t r e e t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys-
tem, giving you the low insur- 1
once rate of 150a per hundred
dollars on contents.

Daily lliotor Haulage Ser.
vice to New York . 1
IIlel. Norwalk 294—1092-2

N. Y. Phone, Ohelsea 8059,
203 W. 20th St.

.HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION

COMPANY
. so. noswstx, OONN.

Congratulations

Start a

Savings Account
for that '

NEW BABY
Of Yours!
Even if only

$1.00 1

is deposited, it is surely
:1 start and remember
that all money placed in ‘*
the bank this FIRST
YEAR will be more than
doubled when the child
becomes of “age.”

Start the Account with I

The .PcOples
Trust CO.

First Bank Under
the Bridge

0n Washington Street
South Net-walk

 

 

 

 

 

It costs less ‘to in-

sure your home .,
.for a life time,

thaw to rebuild it V 53
once if it burns.

Insure it here.

W. R. Collin‘d's

Real Estate Broke

General Insurance
Office Phone-“8015

Residence-nu”
23 North Main Slice“,
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 MILLINERY

 

 

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menus

LEADING MILLINER

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Patch
Sugar Milk

Guaranteed free from deleterious
agents which are sometimes found
in commercial milk sugar

59c

Regular Price 85c

 

 

 

Pialsled by... star.

‘3 WASHINGTON 8T.
“Wig-E- (look, Prop.

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16 No. Main St.

 

 

South Nomaik .
Phone 256

 

 

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