Iifor all makes of stoves
- f 80. Norwalk Phone 3560
i A. J. Collins Co.
'-'.';;_;QNLY 75C DOWN
EASE TWO "
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Stove Repairs
. ALEXANDER
‘_ FURNITURE co.
50 80. Main Street
70 North Main Street,
- South Nor-walk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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NEW FALL GLOVES
Beautiful Range of
FABRIC GLOVES
59¢ “‘ $1.95
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street
.80uth Norwalk, Conn.
puts a - ;
VULCAN i
HOT WATER HEATER
win-d-
YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payment.-
Conn. Light 8: Power
Co.
Norwalk Phone 3600
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OIL BURNERS .
Iaolley Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
Monroe 8t. .80. Norwalk
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THE EVENING SENTINEl‘r—SO. NORWAllt'.
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John Ball. at. of Lon ltugvlcs. Ila(.‘tl
tin Antoni-nil flag us it my ll) wash
windows \tltlt.. Now he“: in jail.
“intended to «R 25041in term. and on l
the wttll before him Is it nice new:
flag. which he‘ll have to look “I.
(“cry day until lll' guts out. '
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REV. LEACH' IS ‘
TO ADDRESS *
MASONIC CLUB
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New Rector . of St.
Luke’s to Speak To-
morrow~S e v e r a I
Thefts Reported
The Masonic Club will hum the
pleasure of listening in lit‘V. lt‘loyd
S. Leach. nmtly appointed l‘t‘t'IUl‘» of
St. Luke's Episcopal church. Nore-
ton. at the next meeting at the local
club which will Ilflvllt'lCl in the Doyle
School tomorrow night zit right
o‘clovlt. llr. law-h has not an-
nouncml his top'u A huge lllll‘dld‘
ance is expected.
Several cases of theft l]-f\'(’ been
reported to the local police recently.
Dr. William ll. Slaughter reported
that n medical rust: and surgeon's
case. with full of instruments. had
been tnken from his cur. 'l-iis neigh-
bor,‘ Mr. Bucli nnnn. reported that
three tires ntttl"~ims had been stolen
from his car as it stood in the gar-
age. The. thieves also took the
headlight hnllus. 'l‘hr‘ pultt-u lune
excellent t-Iut-s :tllt‘l :Irv pre-
dictcrl.
lil'rvsl
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful
'1 Better Performance
. Lower Brice
' On Display
AARON KOHN
9 R. R. Ave. So. Norwalk
. Phone 489
'5‘. Piggly Wigg“
I ooon onoonnms
_at...
POPULAR razors
12 Main Street
Norwalk, Conn.
* HAtttitoachtErs
Ladies’ pure linen hand-
kerchiefs, hand embroid-
ered and hand hemstitch-
ed, regular 75c each.
' Special, 2 for $1.18
The N. E. Ryan C6.
86 Washingtn Street
- Westitighouse
-5 Electric Heaters
il‘alre Away the Chill on These
Cool Days
" . The Norwalk’s
Electrrc
20 NORTH mm eraser
our. 2978. so. noawm
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CORSETS
Many good models in R.
t 0 a I
The Police Deportmrnt Ilil.“ sug-
gested that all merchants leave :1
small light burning in their stores
after closing hours so that the pat.
rolmen on duty can look inside and
thereby offer more protection. Some
of the local stores are observing the
wishes of the Polite Department in
this regard.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon of Le.‘
Roy uremic Ilil\'t" gtlllt‘ to l-‘lorida.
for the winter.
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Clarence l'lnyntonrl. sun or Mr. and
Mrs. l’l. ll. Raymond. loft recently
for ("rystnl llrvuch. Florida, where
he “XII stuy {or the winter. I
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Mr. nut] Mrs. Arthur Somcrs
latrhe have gone to Florida for the
winter.
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Bradford .\l. Ballard. assistant
Sl'C‘l‘Cl‘tll')’ and treasurer of the
Home Hank and 'l‘tust Company. is
on his annual xacutton. lie is spend.
in; it in New Milford. Conn. with
Georg-m M. Y. Schlichting.
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Frank DcCoumy. who for the past
firt- or six years has been employed
by the Rings End For] Company.
In no longer connected with that
firm. He is now busily engaged In
painting his home on Scrlgwlck
avctttie.
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F. Y. lilitt;lil'l‘. former linotype
operator iii, the, Review plant. has
resigned his position:
" ‘Turns Bandit “
&' G. and Binner, laced !
J. I. Mallette ,
.488 Washington Street
corsets and girdles. i
Desperate because he faced a
“.000 fine for non-payment of his
I income tax. Elliott anlcr. president
a! the firm City Engineer-log com-
pany of "anon. 0.. held up a bank
messengrr and robbed him of "0.000
m: was arrested and confessed and
I hopeless cripple.
killed his agt-d father and mother
‘study in great agony.
[Harry J Haiseldnn of Chicago and
:the infant child of a family named
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treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. November. 9.-—-
United State: 'i‘rcuury not bli- i
once at claim of llusimsu Novem-
ber 5. won “88.. 33.043 I
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"Mil-tight to kill I
tt‘ontinuud from Page Unm
Littleton. t'tol.. Nov. o.-—~When the;
flame of tire is t'llck‘rlng in the cold,
sweep of the black wind frotn the
Ihoreleua darkness outside the
world—ls ll friend or relative we!
justified in blowing it out complete-’
ly and trivlng it it rest from its use-I
less struggles? ‘ I
Is there such it thing as tncrct'ul
murder? And. if there in. when is
one justified. if over. in eomniwing
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’l‘ht-sc. questions are i-tllsed’by the
trial here of Dr. l-lnroltl Elmer Blaz-
t'r on it charge of murdering his
dttughtcr l-laael.
llr. nlflzl‘l‘. admitting thttt lit: cutl-
od tln: girl's life. defends his not. ‘
lIith'l Itlumzr was about :itt. She
had sut‘it-i-«d tm attack of spinal mcu- .
ingitls ln llt'l‘ youth and it left her it?
She weighed scar- I.
rely ninety pounds. She could not.
clothe herself. could not. walk or.
oven sit up~could only get exercise
when she was placed on the ftoorI
and allowed to roll around. .
She was. in short. a burden to her-
self and her relatives. That is ad-
mitted by state and defense. The
only question to be dot: dot! is who-
ther Dr. Blazor’s act was a. crime or
an act of mercy.
Dr. lilaher is not the first to take
a, life in this manner.
A couple of years ago a Polish ac-
tress. Mlle. Stanislaw Umlnslta. shot
and killed her fiance. Jean Zlnowskl.
in Paris. Zinowski was slowly dying
of cancer.
“I killed him through morev and
pity for his sufferings. she told the
court. “Often he begged me to put
an end to his martyrdom."
it took the jury just three minutes
to acquit her sincerity was raised by
the prosecution. which contented it-
self with holdinig that the taking of
(l human life was never Justified.
Then. shortly afterward. another-
youug {arisiam Anna Levasseur. a
drossmaker. killed her sister to re~
.lievc her sufferings from a disease
'tlu: doctors had pronounced incur-
when
killed ;
She. too. was heeded
that she had
able.
she pleaded
through love.
in America. too. such (firms are
not unknown. Not it great while aft-
er the two trials in Paris an Iowan
nmncd Will Dunn. aged 40. :1 West.
Point graduate and World War hero.
and then ended his own life. In a
note he explained that. both wore in-
curahly ill and suffering greatly and
that he had done it "for their own
good." To prove his love for them
he committccd suicide. his note add.
ed, concluding. "l'm willing to sue.
riflre my life for them." . .
'l'ncn. shortly after that. an Eng-
lish vicar. Rev. W. G. C‘. Bettison.
shot himself in :in attempt at sui-
cide. instead of inflicting rt fatal
wound. hem-over. he merely mangled
his face and fell on the floor of his
His sister.
found him
She heeded his pleas to he put
and shot him lol
Miss finrothy Bettison.
thus.
out of his agony.
death.
But the case that aroused the most
attention of all was slightly different
than these. It involved the late Dr.
Bollinger.
The baby was defective from birth. I
it was hopelessly crippled and im-
becile. with no prospect. that it ever
could be made normal. Among its
many physical defects was one that
would cause it to die speedily unless
on operation were performed.
Dr. Haisclden told the parents that
he could operate and save the child‘s
life. but that it would always be a
cripple and very likely would he an
idiot as well. Should he operate or
let it die?
They attired his advice.
that the baby be allowed
They consented and it did.
A storm of public comment paltr-
cd in, some favorable and some un-
favorable. A coroner's jury found
the doctor justified. but the Chicago
He urged
to die.
AMUILIGAN
YOUNG RYAN '
,WIFE 0F HANIMER VICTIM
Mrs. PI‘IM‘IIIII (‘lttrlt \tltosc ltuslmntl. William J. (lxtrlt. \\;t‘~ brutally
murdered by a hammer slnpcr fll IIIIIrItIt‘. N. .l.
by the police to hate horn in Itlt'l‘ with .‘lrs. (‘lurk is bt‘yl: Iicltl.
tlona that an clopcmcnt wan platitu-
I!!! been closely qul‘silmit'tl ttntl consistently |ut~ lilillllllllllt'tl
.ltm'ph (‘mtt'lh :tllt-ct-tl
Allega-
tl Iltllt‘ Ill‘t‘ll nuizit- :iuti \Irs. t‘lztt'lt
Ill.‘l‘ in-
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EAS'I‘ NOItWALK I
MARVIN SCHOOL
I PUPILS TO HOLD ',
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tEvents to Be Decided;
I Today—The Entries;
«Parents Asked t0]
Visit School
i'ttplls nl' Al’ziiit.lii”~ii‘liot.~l
9 limit Ill't‘i In 'llt
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‘Iuc't Hugh] I’l‘illity :ii'tctttmn'i, lull
Int]: tut-ritioucti on Illl'llllIII «rt Iiiill
LHI illif‘l'.
’I'Ii- tittil~ ItliII Il‘l it] :_tili.c.~ .111.
a}. tullnusz llnp ritp ,t'imp iout'lh
,:.t.'i-]~ .\Iltl.tlt]1 Sli-tl‘tt}. Ilittiiuti
I'i'lsm). Jean .\'«tl.w.i. Iiiilllillllt'
lit'lii'iiunii. Willinm t"'tr1wi'tvr .lll'l
Xvi-nun (il‘téf'lhl‘uttil.
riltttttlr- l'fln). tutti-t1] at nit.
i‘Ill‘ISIOI‘llf‘l' Duns-u: l'rii‘.l. '/..'tl;"'l‘.‘s.
‘ III‘I lilltirtll .‘I'II‘S‘H! .
1"" twill. IOIII‘III mimic. lidnu
ILL-tit». littltiu'il' 'l’HVitti' Iain] I‘Il'ulil't‘s
I?.t"t'ii:in
t r‘iutztiittt; Mum] lump. 'lIIll uruin.
.\ittt.r -.\|:tlitin. .Il‘IlIl littstliltuutti.
IKI‘UIMZ]: i'hillipr. Ilr-ilu liti‘it-r. Shiv
‘lt.‘.'t Lulu-.1 :tllII i‘strriliiu- liitwmtv.
r‘lini'h- lf‘lu}. Ililll ';l.tll'. Joseph
[litit'hl'niz'itn lltlpix lit-unti. utifl
‘l'uul (':tl‘tn ul~ r.
Pats it'iir. t’itlh ..t.ul~ \1.t.']:t'
Hit-inn l'vvris lint-u; {liltl l‘h-ii'litf.
121‘: r.
I‘. V ‘t..I slut“ curl". II ion
Iiiir'tlllt.lilltl. lit'im lillfli‘tlglu lvlu
nooonce of tiny kll(t\\'lf‘il:.'t' of tho vircunisttuwt-s ur (WItH'II'x ptll‘lml'll'tl I‘luflne“.;l.i .mq Lam.“ ”.11.;-
motives.
utilitarian
Young Mulligan Nnrunlit‘s mu.
tumwclght finhtcr. will tut-v Young
Ryan of North .\tI(llll.‘-. .\Ii]5\.. lll
Pltiaflcld. 'thls t-x‘t‘rlln: in it 'u-ii'
rounds bout to a decision.
Ryan is one of the lrttdim: tun—t
tnmwclghtu‘of New Englnntl uni] hus
dcl't'rtlicd scrum] fast svruunrru It .
ccntly. .
.Mulligitn Ilt‘t‘i‘ll‘tlm! to his .\l.’lll.i‘.:t".‘
lllll Smith is in good slttil'w flllll
should give a goml air-mum of him.
self.
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Modicn] Soclci) tort-w] him will nt' it~:~
membership.
Doctors gaunt-till} .ll‘t‘ r-It’ttllfii}
against the takin: oi lift» to .ntl mi”-
fcring. A! route (loom? t't-Iiittl‘ltz;tl
after the.- two l‘uris muses:
“It is never .tltsnlutwly trt-t.tm Illiii
a patient Is going in tllv. Support: il
patient is ill the point Ur di"i‘llll i‘rotii‘
tuberculosis; how is lit" doctor to
know that within the tit-xi tut-utt-
four hmirs some t'lll‘v fur ittlu-rt-ulu.
‘sis will not he, disrmw‘rml‘."‘ -
That seems to crnwss tlu :tttuinl- I
ol‘ the n‘lf‘tllt‘ill prof-smart.
And the general public? The only
way to judge its .‘ttlltllflc is in unit:
that. these' "pity ,tnnrtlr-rs“ are scl-
tlom punished. A verdict of not utility
is usually returned,
Some men how» snort-strut that tho:
law be amended to make it li‘gul to
kill to 0nd sufferings. Others, how-
ever. have pointed out that many.
crimes could he hidden under fliist
mask-that a. rich old mm, for rx~?
ample. could easily he rt-movod hyi
designing- rclutivcs who wishml to in. I
herit his fortune. or that an unset-up. :
ulous husband could dispute: of tilt]
invalid wife without risking punish.
merit. -
And there the matter >llllltlti.
ls murder ever justit‘tml'.‘ “'ns ltr. 2
Blazer right in killing his daughter?!
The 'jury will return its yet-dict in ‘
a few days. But. whichever way it?
decides. society will still no on tryingf
to settle this most puzzling t‘asv‘ nt‘
ethics.
the money was measured.
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PUT HOW we.
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out? llliTAleED
PODIIS‘ WOuLD 9;,
a C‘ouPCE. or
GREAT mammaur
.I' r‘. Stu. mutt-r J: t‘
:ititllhllilil.
Do QHOCK’
out mount?
”AND 'Deathismand Ill-literati;
.‘Iil‘t' 'l'ltt‘t't'~:i ’Il'tlt
'l'liw ithri i‘, n; .\l‘i’r 'I‘W .t-.~t 'I'wu'»
t\.:< ‘1‘] 11w twin-Hint: from ii.»
]I“I1I"|'I hi r w i )it‘. .‘llltI ,‘tlis.
.ltiitil 'I't’t). l" Hull .n- .tH’lili'. .t’
.‘ll. .\Iil]‘} 'u l.‘lt]]l't"_
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i-n \\'r.—t Li'.‘ nut- ..t
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“II \‘Iili litl\\l,i'.~. \II the t‘lll.\;lll -tr.~
0‘. ANN 'i'lttiit w: 'i';-v'« .:='- hill 1 Nu“
wir‘mu lvtzh tutu,
.‘-It.\.~' \I:'..' lint". :wi.: ".\“'
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.\IIII:]]'tI Hull/g; "Ann-i lint: 1‘-rt~:l.'.
unri l‘nir." ,‘t.. 1.. mm: \ t...
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\ullL. 5'Iit'iltl I\‘lliII\ l:.‘._ ‘
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tt‘lvlu’uiit. 11m. .\ ‘11.“). I‘
N. 51].. Illtitlltl lit .. .l ll (il.‘tI\’.
hillt"l(‘ll‘.'illl. li- \ .I. '» ,:\ Iltilull.
'I'Il." ll.lIII<tll,‘t r. “I... :m‘
motes of tho tlvu l ‘. ;'_\ wrt':
":ttltt I‘lllt‘ lintviit i. hi it. .. '. I.‘ i.I.\'.l
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(iilwltrtr‘l. l‘t'ittiit ti‘tu-zutzn. \ It‘it']
if]: .t‘c. l'ruttii 1,)(lui It‘l” llil .\I.t\‘. n.
\lttiiii‘. Sill.”
‘ltmt‘l' t [1']
].t m) Litusuu.
.\ I:ti';:t~ prot'v‘hblon tit t.'..l.\ 1011.1“.X
i-l 'IH' luuly to tilt .\'t. Mary's. critic-j
Itat 2:1 Nut-null. \t‘itcrt- lIlt‘ iti'vt‘i'iirnt
'l,‘lu~ i'llllt‘lnl tlirt t tlpnr
“3' J. I] .\I.t‘.i‘irt.
\\.n~ hrivi.
him .:i t"ll.‘.!‘:"
.lklnnrtl .l. liclly.
Tin .llli“l.tl ut Eduard .loscph
:-ku]i I‘Ct'l‘tll in nu :tIlitJ :tvcirl-‘ut
Saturday. will Iillét‘ piztrt“ from
m‘.
tin Itmm tit hi:- ,.ttttit. .\It'.~. Susltv
l\i ‘in :tt \ i'luri. hil‘l l 1. tomorrow
:it 5-.iivl A. .\1.. and m b". .\l:try'.~
iiiurtgh :tl 1' .-\. .\l.
The ilt’(‘(‘.ISl‘tl is
lirtith-i. .lriiitts l\‘tll\',
nirutluzis \till In lllllllt‘
surxiwtl lty .
'I‘hv t‘ttiit-rnl
I.) .I. ll.
Mitzziir'.
Mrs. olt-ttnie (’ictltlcl'
.\l‘ «a .I- nnie Goddcf. widow of the
Into llcnrr Getld-rt'. pusscti nwrty yes-
It itlzty :tt'lr-rnoou ill the Imlllt‘ 0i llf‘l‘
my]. litiy tit-titlrt'. Til SlrrIiitK avenue.
Ytllll\l‘l'.‘. .\'. i'.. at. llin‘ use of 74.
sh»- rpsit‘lwl mnny yours. in this city
.lll-l lll‘l' wide (‘Il'C'If‘ of friends will
i'l‘l to Ilt‘fll‘ Hi" her tin-nth. She is
l'i
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:lll'\I\‘~"lI luv .1 sun, llol'. :1an a
I'Iutu‘h;
t'lt it'lrz.
IIII_ \‘. IIII:tl‘:l
lit-rs iii
Sliitlllt- in I]_\, .‘-l\'Il ":‘z
Ix'vltt'. .\Il'il‘tl \\'.tt".t..
.illtl lilt“l-‘il‘tl IIi'iIL'llllItIl.
Ike-lg iIt..II
Ital.
:iil'lt“
IIll‘Ii“. i,..ll
.\'lil.i \tlI‘IlIl'f. Ilvtt‘ii
\Vtihi lx'wltl.
l‘ttstltltmnw, I.'.tl|“"ll It‘}. .\"»'i:
j..v‘\ru_-Li: .liti .l..tm‘> IItr‘fitm'“
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I Ill tilwtintiI-y ui [Mill-IIMI I.'l'l.-
tilIIHII xiii-2.. \‘-l‘!i‘ll Illlll' Am. to,
{ill lurmtis urc (isltv‘tl in \isil .‘tlnr-
\m *«l-I o],
2'
.\I..l\’lit r-ilitirul \\.t:. ginning] tit
;'::itu’> ill .30 Mound». mtrtn: :t ttrt
will Wit] titrtv I‘Il‘lllllj .t'hrntmrtd
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I'hurics “dietitian. .tn lids: r‘ltlrn
ililiiui'ti Shurk. .:n tintiloyuc ti:
l‘tnplt's‘ \lrirlmt. on lt‘irs' rift-Pl.
.msisljnj: in tin \\'«'uulu:tit] :iii‘nue
..\!:i:']:rt today
ilm.
l°‘
.‘II’. mu] .\lt.~. .‘l. l'usty'ilr- .mtl i-illl~
ii}. of Van Kurt slrr'ri \tsilod .‘Ii'
I l’rtst ail-"s sister in lt‘mt Ridge...
lllrnoldyn. 3ntrrdul- ‘
o e I‘ I
]-I-'n-‘.~t (il(i]l|I>"'ll, of .‘ve' \‘urlx'.
spun: t1» \'.|t'l\-i'll'l with his sistrr.
EI\ir.~..l:inire lx‘crnrii of “'lnt‘icltl
\‘j‘u’w‘f
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M", anti )Iis. I'utid (irrtihl r». l3]
\\ll"]l‘-I‘I :Illt'l. \tsilnd trit‘nds in
Il‘i'“‘.i«'lll. Muss. ivstr-rda}.
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Mr and Mrs. James I"lI'i|i't. ill]’l
rinnghtvr Lillian. ot' Elllfl'FOIl cil't‘t‘l.‘
.niitl Mi. .1an Mrs. (loultl llrtlciilicr;..
1motor-tn] lhrtuich l‘nirttcld (‘t't‘llll\
I'VI sicl‘tI-tl'.
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Mrs. W \ (‘lai‘m‘g u: Suthronlt.
its Visiting her lll'f‘lllll‘l'. l'tnrid Gould.
filo .lx, \‘t'llil ill .1 from .I t'rticturctllof Winfield street.
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llnniv‘l l'lrcu. \\‘om]\\.trti .u c-
iiitn. \\hu is it lllClllIu‘l' ot' the "mist
Guard. was home yesterday on It
twenty-four Ilfttll"lt‘a\'fi of absent-c. .
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. Mr. and Mrs. Iouiis Rllflfhbmllll;
lot New street. motored to lloat‘;
Iiilnuntniu yCSir'I'IIIIY in their new]
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daughter, Mrs. P-ritt Mtchrtux formd
crly of this city, and by four grand~
children. The funeral service will
he held at her late residence. 76
Sterling Iin’nlU‘. Yonkers. X. Y. ln~
torment will he in “‘oodlnwn t‘cmc-
irry.
"Advertise in
best results.
the Sentinel for the
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LALS‘T GAPMEHT TO COVER’
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A woman tMMODE‘S‘T wso 0029 nor
HAVE. at? sewn? up ommemo .052
Ht? namImAGc-iuo“ -— Mll‘a‘T
A S’Pft‘ZlH LOT
more net? on was APPROACH or .
A Nanette: . ; .
we G‘U'MATK’A
Caracas“ - wuo
coroner: lT‘ HIGHLY
tMPPoPEt‘? To 21909:.
M: KNEE? ~ WOULD GET
Out?! A KtCK our on
A VISIT TO .
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TO THE roaso tG‘tsuDEPv’.‘
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EXTRA
QUALITY
HAIR
)IATTRESSES
$25.00
ANGEVINE FURNI
16 No. Main St. Phone 256
TURE C0.
South Norwalk
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His WEEK )ou will so:
customers about the Premi
many groom telling their
er Salad Drasttn' 3 Carat.
l'. closes December tat—but you still have time intend
to a cherry letter. l'ming all
the things you have done
with u: hula. One woman. for instance, write that
sandwiches. on lettuce and
oOnIflg for mashed pontoon.
The prizes range from s:
than‘onc list—4m only on:
December tat. to:;.
the uses Premier on boiled ham, egg salad, cream cheese
tomato salad and as a >cs-
There are actually in print. 3:.500 in gold. That
Will suggest euy Christmas money to many women.
so to $10. The contest ii
open to III who have used Premier. One can send that
prize for any one contest.
am. In case of ties, each tying mtmant will be awarded
the full amount of curb prize tit-d for. Content closes
416755 Francis H. u...“ it Company. s.- )'«i ca,
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