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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 6, 1925 · page 15

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1‘HE EVENING SENTINEL—TSO. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

mos-.-

Unequaled Value

and Smart Appear-

NICE

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$35-00

Thru and Thru all-wool
pIaidbacks, the overcoat-
ing that makes the cold of
winter keep its I distance,
are used in these coats.,We
show a splendid range of
patterns and colorings.

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L, .,,.V,,,Big_ roomy ulsters, single .

. and 3 d0uble breasted box ,
i I Chesterfields and
All superbly
tailored and satin trimmed.

coats. :
other styles.

AConuilete Assortment at

$235" “27145
alace Clothes Shop

= 13110an 51..

 

 

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1-I.oud speaker of exceptional

pronoun-1.1m.

, Onl r $86 '10
l—Freshman Hasterpiece li-
Tnbs Receiver.
1—Gueranteed storage battery.
Frame type 2014 tubes.
l—Largc 45- volt "3" 118180110!

tone quality and adjustable
unit
1—Pl’mne plug.

 

 

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Gurauteed by the manufacturer and by ourselves.

 
 

c o M P 1. 13 1 E 1‘
Nothing'More to Buy
for Only '

“The Greatest Buy in‘Ra’dio”

'_Five Tlille "Tuned Radio
Frequency , Receiver

In a massiveflcebinet of striking lines and
1* pleasing appearance, with sleping panel]

Distance '-- Selectivity - Clarity combined.

 

Buy it on partial payments. Pay as little as _

$2.50 .4 Wm“

And You'Csn Have the Pleasure of This
Set While You Are Paying for It!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

' and trim, when shot down once oy‘

MITCHELL CALLS

WAR’S GREATEST AVIATION HERO

HIM WORLD

 

 

Planes

DALLAS Tex. Nov. Ii.-—'l‘he.
Neutral. American mlntion 'hero of
the world wan.

This title. on lfcled by no lites an
authority than Colonel William 11.
Mitchell, lender of American air
,t'orccs in France during the 17.11: 110.13
descended 0:: the broad shoulders
of a quiet. smiling young Dulltui'
mam—Captain William 1'. Erwin.
son of a 1,'i‘(.FI)yl;t‘l'lill| minister.

Hero .3 what Milthc ll teccntly had
to say about this hithtrto unhnou 11f
hero:

“Semral men, nil bravo and wor-
thy. have been suggested :1: Americ
en's grantee: uriution. war hero.

"But without detracting from
their glory, I want to suggest :1 man
who had (our observers shot in his
plane; a nun: who in 11 heavy two-
scutcd observation piano outflow
most pilots ill light pursuit planes;
:1 man who chaired Gerlnmvavmo
turn into their all-(ironies. and then
fingered to shoot up. the nirdrolnes;

the (lei-titans. simply jumped to the
grouul. wiped out 11 whole nest of
machine gunners 11nd mndo his way
back to the American lines!"

I L‘sedfiovon 'l’lnncs.
Official records 01' the W111- De-
partment. in Washington revenl that
Erwin repeatedly was cited for gnl~
lnntry ”cause of his distinguished
record.
When he fought his way back to
the American lines after being torc-
cd down in German territory, be
brought with him information of
great value to the allied forces, the
War Department records state.

Erwin used seven , planes in
France. being shot down six times——
once within the German lines; “her:
he performed the teat described by
Colonel Mitchell; twice in no- man's
land and three times within the"
American lines. He was never
wounded. though one at his obser-

 

 

CAI‘T. WILLIAM P. .ICRWIN

Was Always Frightened When He Started to
Fly But Brought Down Eleven German

 

 

1111s was killed and three others
min- \1 oundcn.

liul he insists his services as a.

 

plnnist were greater than as an ar-
tutor:

"The boys found :1 plane in a Ger-
man dugout,” he says. "We lugged
it back to our quarters 11nd had a‘

3 regular orchestra. what with 11. pl»

11110. a violin. a ukulele and 11 bar:-
.10.

“The only way I got, in aviation to
begin with was because I looked so
much like :1 sissy they womdnt
take me in the infantry. So when I
told 'cm I wanted to be a tiycr,
they swore no lung-hnired musician,
1 Wm: 11. pianist before the war—-
could be. an officrr. but, they lot-me
try—mud somehmv 1 passed the ex-
unlinntlon."

liruin brought doun ele1cn Ger-
man plums. sum 01 then: in tho
thirty dnys preceding the armistice.

Scan-(l to Death.

"Afraid ‘3 l mu: scored in death all

the time." he laughs. “Funny but the

leave the, 'ground. Many
‘wns so soured ] had to go seven or
eight miles buck hehind our lines

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dominant Styles In F or Trimmed

COATS

$28.50 —- $39. 50 —— $49.50

You could 11s]: 1111 no n101cloulie1 models, 1101 llcttei quality in: none 1110. made that

excell these in l'nshion 11nd qnnlltx

'1 hey

1111- the cream of the. 1111.,1dc distinctiw 11:

line, made of the finest “onions and iurred “ith the best oi.’ polls climiixcd by “011(—

mnnsllip in keeping: 111111 the all mound high standard ofthe gallncnts

charming modes sue the 1110 coats illustrated...

’lypical of the'

 

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as smartest are prominent.

 

 

“Beautiful Dresses Sale Priced for Tomorrow

Straight line types, and others with pleatings, circular flounces at front
and Shirred fullness at sides. A host of smart trimmings emphasized

$15.00 to $ 19.50

 

 

JACOBY S

12- 14 North Main St, 50. Norwalk .. -

CHARGE:
ACCOUNTS
OPENED

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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imprst fright comes right after you 1.
n time 1 ‘

and circle around for 11. while [rotor-c 1.

i could not up courage to go out 1

over no-mnn‘s land.”

rl-erln is cmphntienlly in uecorci~

with Colonel 1\l.tcl1eli's demand for
11 unified air service.

"There'd‘ no more. reason for put- .

ting: ground officers over aviators
than in getting :1 grizzly bear to
teach young eagles how to fly" he
asserts. "‘Bnt time after time. at the
front. I saw men take command
who had absolutely no experiencc'in
flying. You know. the Germans were
in command of the air at Chateau
Thierry, at Somme-Alene and at the
lust battle of the Marne."

Erwin’s i’athcr lives in Chicago.
Before the war the boy was in the

University of Chicago. and was 111- 1

ready earning a. living in the sum- '

liter months. as a. pianist.

 

 

 

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$1.95

 

 

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P111“ G E H E BE’ S" 5113.1;

I - “IT’S HERE I? IT’S HOUSEW‘ARE”

 

Exceptional values in kitchen requirements that deserve the
thoughtful consideration of all economical housekeepers.

 

88.75 Welsback reflector style gas
heaters. good size. at 80.40

 

100 Steel wool for cleaning alum-
inum.,at ............“ a for 24c

 

14 qt. deep my enameled dish
pans. at 60c

 

81.“ Garbage pfiis made 0! gal-
vanised iron. large: size. at 81.19

 

25c Suit-Flush (pr-cleaning closet
,bowls. at we

 

88. to while enameled kitchen

85. 49 7-cup fancy shape alum-
inum Royal Rochester coffee per-

 

 

colators. complete with stand
at.......................$408

Electric light: bulbs. tiplcss. real
Tungsten bulbs. 25 watt. 110 volt.
25 - 50 watt. 2217 volt. at is
for ......... .....81-00

 

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Cast aluminum pan cake griddles.
9" site with small toy sine. at
2 for .. 81.95

81.98 Pure aluminum tee. kettles.
size 8.1“; ................ “.49

No No. 6 good quality corn
household brooms. at...m8‘1'c

 

 

 

 

 

ll" extra strong and durable.
31M. 8| .80

311.00 "de double rout-V

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The Telephone Directory
Closes November 7th "

The Winter issue of the telephone Direc-

tory gags to press soon.

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The forms for listings of telephone num-
bers close on Saturday, November, 7th.

(Changes in preseht. listiings should be

given us as soon as possible.

11 you plan to have 3 te‘lephoripfinstalled
arrange for it new» that your number

will appear: in the new Directory. ..

Telephone, write, or call, at our local
business office—today!

.THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY.

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