. We ‘W.
FURNITURE co.
so so. Main Street
...... . .
m velvet sown that received
» motion ln I. ooloriul neuron
ill! ‘slsoves of white leeo em.
j to North mm Street,
South Norwolk
Phone 747
COMPLETE uousn '
‘ FURNISHINGS
Beautiful Range of
FABRIC GLOVES
59o i° $1.95
56- South Main Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ ginse bottle on the highway.
' ONLY DOWN
ZR?
, . VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
VEslAj. . *I
Pillley Refrigernting
, .81 Supply Co. ,
flouroe 8t. also-Normal:
OIL BURNRRS" .
cw Oldsmobile Six
ore Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Price
On Display
.. .DAltiEl‘i
PAY FINES _
FOR BREAKING
AUTO LAWS
One Driver P a s s e d
Standing Trolley Car
—-Judge Puts Drink-
er On Probation
At the weekly scssltm oi‘ the Town‘
Court of Daricn. Judge C‘l rules Bates
Duns placed William Dnnce. chsrscd
with drinking. on A 60-day proba-
tion. Dance had been apprehended
by Officer Tinker liter he imbibed
loo hcuvill'. .
O J I
Nathan Gorn. vvho was arrested
for passing a. standing trolley. was
fined $15 and costs. which he paid,
grumblingly. Wultcr l-Iamnlcl'ulloy
of Dorian. who won arrested by a
State Policeman for improper Loni].
lights. was fined $10 and costs. and
. his brother. Joseph. who who ridinit
with him in the same car. ‘b‘ns fined
35 and costs of court for throwing a
Peter
Monlncpngols of. Stamford puid WI
and costs for driving without a li-
cense. Mathew Gizone. who was also
arrested for driving without a li.
csnse. peld $15 and costs. as ho had
no registration.
6
. l O
The Noroton Heights players
opened at the Noroton Helghis' En-
gine Company's Hall last night for a
three-day stand with “New England
Folks". a rural drama of old New
Englsnd. The cast:
Peter Pay-son
Shunt]. Jr.
Ellie hierrick~lilobcl Ruscoe.
Joshua Merrick—Everett Tyler.
Judge Throu'bridgo—l‘i‘illinm Ans.
tin.
Mrs. Mary Merrick-«Lucy l'iuqoe.
Kitty Sicklcnmlnu Hill.
P. Roger l-llmniwcli -- Robert
Craighead.
Stephen Hole~William A. Cullen.
Francis Throwbridgo —- Vincent
Duly. .
Ruth Merrickn-Bclle You Scoy.
Seth Cooley—Wilbur Gnincr.
. A large audience greeted tho play-
ers on their opening night and. utter
the entertainment. dancing was en-
joycd.
-... Must or Peter
ll
Mrs. Hurry Palmer has returned
from s week's visit to East Hartford.
3 O 0
f *
Mrs. Dugan of Norolon Heights
has left {or a trip to (lanada.
Deaths and Fu‘mcrals
Charles Albcrt Whitney.
Charles Albert Whitney dlcd end-
denly yesterday attcmdon at his
home. 4 Orchard street. He is sur-
vived by his wife and two sons.
Charles A., of Anemia and Lnur.
once F.. of New York.
The funeral will be held from his
home Thursday morning at 1.1
o'clock. Rev. J. B. Werner. pastor
of the Grace Episcopal church. will
ofl'lciule. Burial will be. held in
Sleepy Hollow cemetery, Torrytown.
New York.
Frances St. John Stowe.
Miss Frances St. John Stowe died
suddenly at her home 47 Falrtleld
avenue last evening Miss Stone was
ill onlyn few hours. She was born
in Norwalk a descendant of the
[sauce family. and had lived here
the greater part of her life.
lilies Stowe is survived by
sisters and one brother.
The funeral will be held from her
into home at 2:00 P. M. Thursday.
Rev. C. S. Lewis will officiate and
the burial will take place in River-
side cemetery.
four
... m--.
—-Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
YOUlnrte
. oowrite
. ' a-
wdoesehsosesrhis
formats)
as money?
on for
mpntfiuwill
ally undlDeoember is: inwhich
that chatty letter about the dil.
w made ofooe bottle of Pre-
Por immune. a woman
1 _ perfect msyonnsisc for dcvllied e gs,
it do whoml mhiliiffigdm“ h"
.. we no one e 12’: e rises so est
ӣ23.... P 58
.147 prizes—$2,500 in gold
,mprlngmpfiomusmoflo'rheooowls noellwll
”mom Onomsendh ot'd am e
WWW as: coach
nudedthefnliegwmofcachprlude for.
WMwyduchmbu m. 1925.
uwrhmnasccmcoomm.mvonxm
mhmfiu-butouly‘
00l-
srmoun. NORWALK, MERIDEN
' London
Q FIGHT YOUNG
Treasury Balance
W‘ASHlNGTON. Nov. l'l.~— ‘
United Sletes‘ Trouury not bei-
sncout close of business Nov.
14 was $168.87f>.435.
DR. OSBORN
URGES FULL ;
UNI: ‘ true i
IIT'ontlnucd from Page (incl
a
l
.
Ill rhilrlrcn ovcr one year. There is
In nvorugu of 818,000,000 loan per
your in the sluts of Connecticut in‘
prcvenishia dcnihs.
“Norwaik has it population 01‘
30.000. one fiftieth of tho whoiol
stoic. uuy. That. gives Norwuik fill
average or $360,000 per your in pro.
vontublo deaths.
‘ “But what also con you expect in
this city which spends only $4.500
a. your to prevent discusc'f Now
upende $15,000. Norwulk
should spend a minimum of $.50 por'
hood or 315.000 .tmd ll Inuxlmull of
$1.30 pcr bond. “or budg-wt. hbmlldi
run br-tuecn dilution and alumna pcri
your 101' this public health work.
"Norwnlk with ill-I lust increasing
population utvi widening areas.
Sll’llll llavc a full time milk inspec-
tor on full pay. I do not wish to
criticize this city but. you haven't
even a. health doom-uncut office in
your cily bull."
Eutlcution Ncctlctl
Dr. Osborn then went on to any
that ho hollow-d all mothers and fit-
thcr should anoint in tho work of:
disease prevention by having their
children mudo immune to typhoid
fever. smull pox and tliptliol'iu. by
keeping them home when thcy how:
colds. und by seeing that all quum-
tines are. properly observed.
"A good muny of the organic ills
which we suffer in inter life: are the
result of diseases which we con.
tract in our curly youth and Which.
with a lliUi' cal-o might easily have
been prevented. "sold the commis-
sioner; “All that is ueodcd is a lit-
tle education and In little stricter cu-
forccmnnt of hcuith rules.
“'l'ht- state department of health
lmlttv aiming not at tho cure of
diam p but at its prevention.
"ii Not-walk hud o. full time milk
inspector. and a sufficient public
health budget. for a city of this size.
a. great deal of the disease and death
now prevalent, could be prevented.”
wt“. .._..M-v-
MULLIGAN TO
. .
.t)
CARNEY FRIDAY
Young Mulligan. Norwulk ban-
wmw/ gill. will moot Young Carney
0! New Bedford. in a ton round bout
at. I-Iolyoko Friday evening.
Carney is considered one of the
lcadiiug bontams in tr . election.
lilulliznn is again under the mo..-
agcruiilp of William “Smoke" Smith
of this city. who has mapped out all
busy campaign ior him during the
winter months.
On November 30. he Will clash
with Johnny Duhoia. the fast. Conn-1
'(If his wifc.
EAST NORWALK
W
ROGER LUDLO
Al'iENDANCE
FIGURES HIGH
[5 97.6 for Past Month
«Regular Auscmbiy
HeldwThose On ihci
Program
Thu rcgular unscnll‘tiy “us hold
yoslcrduy lit the locor bulliow
Junior High school. 'l'hc program
included: l’rcludc. rcmllnu. pruycr.
hymn. nnuouncomontr. rt-ritntion.
“To fl. Waterfowl." Clint-ire t‘lruy:
piano selection. Silvio Shippmn:
chornl singing. illrcciinn of Mr. W”...
llama: rocilution. "Autumn's him-ch"
Keir-n Smith: vooai uelcctlmt. "Mull-
1.6M (“Iov'crf Dorothy St-ii. iiniun
' 4 run EVENlNG sunning...
Says Boy Was Fixing
Bike When Struck!
According to tho rvpori outlaw] on;
the downtown poiicu blotter. .l‘Jqui-i
nick Alutlulo. 131’le :tvcilllf‘. \inhi
riding his blcyvlo under ilIo ispriuxz‘
stroot railroad hi‘lduc Wllon bu “up.
struck by tho uulumobiit: drivon bx I
Louie t‘Joppulu of 58 Ilmnrm strom
(in SUilflflY-.
Air. (toppoist htuiui to Tho l-Jm lung.
Sentinel today that. lilo nhovu ver~
plan of tilt: Jim-idcni. pl'lflit:(l )'ii..-ii‘l .
day, was not trim. Ho said that. ill"
boy “on ropuiviug his bicycle in ili' i
Iniddio of tho I'outlu-ny at tho t‘tiilir~l‘
or Ely "venue and tint-lug .vtrcot;
'ithr-u lln \vuu struck.
.... .....«wmm. 5
Eli-HUSBAND .-
i
OF NAZIMOVA l
MARRIES AGAlN .
Nuw MILFORD. .Nm. if. m. r.) |
affiliation F). l'il'ynlii. of N'\\‘ 'i'ork
Gorhnm and Mary Dawson: piuno
uclcctlou. Joan Pym-z flog Eifillllt' mull
the singing of the Slur .‘ipulirlml
Runner. ' i
It was announced :It the :miemivlri
llut hm rooms. l and i. “t"l‘i" ..uwi
huntii'rtl pcr cent lllllft stump ln'_\‘-
€l‘ti. 1'
Molnblrhllip curds. lul‘ lbw (ion-i
cm] Ol'guIliznllntt Inf ll‘ll“ Junior High!
school “‘Fl‘i‘ tumult-d out :mmn'; tilt:
students )'(‘El(‘l‘iln}'. livrry pupil m“
the school is cilgiblc for l’ilL‘ll‘ll't‘Lil'fll‘lll‘I-i
in lilo club. 'i‘hr‘ (Jilin-rs: for tho...
prcaenl torn-l lnciurlc: Willis Dvcr'i
loll. ill'C‘Hldi‘IIl: Ruth Porbcit. vicc~l
prcaident; Donald .‘écbufvll. Sl‘t'l'c-
inry. and Miss Maude Rider. u in ill-
ber of thc faculty trcarurt'r. ’l‘ht-
rcprvsvntulivcs front the rtmnls arc:
Worth Gruclc. ltoom 1: William )‘or-
here. Room 1‘: Zilnry llobr-rts. Room
.‘l: iluili Scllufcii. linom Ii; Fluirics
Gray .i’ioom 3; lvt-llo ll.’l"ll.’i.ll’l.
Room 6. and .lt-mlciic Oliver.
Room 7.
The tilicndnncc at lilo school for
the past month unit 3M; pcr clout.
which in rut-“ti in rtlucuiinnni cir-
cles an bcing very high. and with an
increase over ll‘mi of llll’: prulous
month.
I
The St .Agncs‘ Guild of the Christ
Episcopal church. will meet this
owning M 7:80 o'clock ut the home
of Mrs. ll. \V. \Vvlls'. Lorena Fll'fll'l.
'l‘hc Girla‘ club of the church \till
moot at. tho vcctory at 7:30 o‘clock
this vvcning.
\fl
.\ two day surprisi: party was giv-
r-n rcccnily by George i'l. Shuhhoin
at his home 9 Third ulI‘Iul. in honor
The housc was prottily
decorated in rcd und srcvn. Games
were played. dancin: was enjoyed
and refrt-uhmcnta \l‘t‘l‘u served. 'l'hc
party started un‘“‘r‘attlrdny vvcniug
and the gm‘stu Ivii. curly Sunday
morning. filter which many ruturncd
this Sunday afternoon. and remain-
ed until curly Monday morning.
A feature of the party was it
Charleston coutcst bctweon Mr‘. and
hire. 'l‘humae Brown. which lasted
(or poorly an hour. Mrs. Brown
was voted the \Vil'iiliil'. ‘
Among the guecta wcrc; bird. L.
Hammond. Miss Ethel Seniors. Miss
Elizabeth Sutch. Biro. .‘l. 1'). tube.
Miss Bertha. hutch. Mica. Lucy Niche
ole. Jllss Mat-guru Sulcb. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas l'irmvn. Miss Jeanette
Arcnu. Miss Anna r'ntch. Mina Irene
Kurdouf Miss: A. 1-). Solucrc. Mr. and
Mrs. ill. I). Madly. Mics l‘uullum Du-
clok. Mr. and Mrs; ii. D. Motley. lilr.
und.1\irs. Curl Kclkic. Mrs. Josncltc
llcnrl. Mr. and Mrs. l3. Miekoucy.
D U
I: 0
city. and Miss MHI‘Jltl'll Ullilooly. I
salutrr of Mrs. J. l". .i. .\l'i'l|ll,tiil|l. who
bus ll. lump: cstu'v. Mu Rubin. burn. I
were murl'ictl ill ill-‘Dlil'htiillilglz of
the First Colluvrrzulinpul I‘lllli‘il‘ll'
hot-o ycniortluy. ‘l‘ht: i‘I'l‘i‘HllIfly \tusa'
pvrl'm‘luwl iw lb t. iii-urge lint-i.» r: i
Johnson. The coupli. nut-mutant. .1
by lilrti. Archibald and rx‘rm- ymt.
triontis. chum born by .llllOiili‘ll‘llle
and Oillnil‘ltill ti lii‘il‘l'ltligl 1in n»... at
”It: ()i‘fit'l‘ of I'm-.II l‘lnirk John :4.
iAl‘ltlliT. 'l‘ilcy \vt-ut illi'i‘i‘ll)’ Io lll~:.
pursonugr. \vllurv iiu‘ I“‘i'('ll'iCIil)‘ \vunl
poriormod.
Bryant govt» hill ...29 as in. stun-t1
that. ht: was it proluo'cr null :.II~l,
iiinl this \Hifi lllll ili‘t-if umui‘uliy.
MlS-ti (lllllooly guvr in r our an '13:.
eluted thni liar homo, “mt ill Nl‘u‘:
Milford Hllll also mil lilti‘. i 1
llcr first ll'llil‘l‘lllgv". .
NEW YORK. Nov. )7. IA. l’.)~
Ocnpilu tho incl thui Iffbul'lisi 1)..
Bryant. who new, liltirl'im‘i yrsinrniuy
in New Milford. Conn. in Miss Mur—
poric (liihooiy. said in obtaining the -
license that. ho had not bccli pvt-vb.
oiluly married. fl ntcmbor ot‘ lll'?’
wedding party mm last night, ho 1:-
“HA
lhv 'llVOl‘l‘l‘fl l‘iiii‘x’i‘l'illtl of Him .\‘:Izi—;
movu. ftC'U't‘iSsI.
Bryant who arm. born in 1579.;
bus boon a mono nud Fl‘l't't n “Morn:
author and. (lint director. lir mar-l
riod MmoNuzimovu iu Putin its! i
summon . ‘,
The new Mrs. Bryant is the;
datughior of NW lulu .Jtllllgl .Iniil
Mrs. Patrick ll. Cliihuoly of lililtlh'
bclll. N. J.
'H .._....m..-
_« TRES HERE A
NOT SOLD, SAYS
lkln'lill' tnsii
DAVID ESTERSON.
i
. F I
A‘I’llmor won current in 2h“ 1' fruit
District. today timi David llsloruoni
had sold his loos-c on lhw ll.il"T
Theater and bio H-geht ‘i'hntrr‘
property to pul-of—town liimirlcull
mm. This report has M‘i‘ll lmsrrlt
for 51:4 vgrul {133.5 and it‘;l‘1l mI' mi
frcsh this morning, I
lip to no late its.» ycitvrrinv niirr-l
noon .iir. lDetorumI was ill the ct;
lira o! The Erlenlllg Fcn'inr‘l und‘
thr-Ic rlonitzd that his llleal-I'I‘n limit
btcn cold. it in bcliovcd that helm-i
linlbtmn had b'etrn stat-ind u: various:
times. by tllouw cant-r to cnlcr the;
theatrical {told in this city. but tin;
ngrcr-mnni or tlnricrslundinr «mi
rcnvllml. .
itir. Dir-roan “ms in Now Hmong
‘ml in your
‘cut llll,
‘ riveted two
Nouwmt. CONLl.
IIINILANURR V Unvaryin
R
DIDN’T NANI ‘
lullRS RRAUI
Suit,
cully
in Annulment.
Others l’rucii-s
Forced Him In-
W
to (use
Will'l'l") i'erthi. 74. l'.. ."\'-t\'. iTw
wv~(.\l'--‘i. lmonurtl it'll.
lilimttvinullrr
rIdIIlitlcd yostrl'tlny ht: hurl 10H. mu. l
nunulmv‘ut tuii uyullm
cl; down his negro wit-.1.
l()l(tl In the intrwduvtion
d lovi: lciirrn and illuil
lrol of his
.\Hr.'o litudll‘l
:hut in": chit
of llr-v firv
he ll‘Id llULI
:t nihgrouts \i
pimnt uguiu
i
i
l
bccn Colli'llli‘i‘l‘l she not
lIrlI llI‘ signed the mm.
bt lit-r.
lit.» :lllliiluhluiill t‘.Iliit' ill lll" ("fi'ii‘li
(-t :I ”allots crow-t\ululilltiml :Ii
Tll'.‘ li-‘lilt’lii iii l.w I’lcii‘mnr‘ i‘:‘t"lt'..
'llt: ill‘Ii tlsu lillll .‘Ii lllll’.“
tic. trplt‘lIIIoI-nl from i'i'"
Tlll.‘ crusu-oxnIuiuuiinn,
H:i"ll Ill’r‘fllii‘lil tug: rly by
cuuurcl for
“(turd alltll‘
I<valttiorzu
‘t‘llilil'l hall 1
lltl' i‘illll‘l litillll'l crowd. l'it"2ilt.i wa-
il'l'I’lH‘.’ .litoirnnon :Ificr [raw N.
Ailtl~ hm ‘l‘ttillllll. .r‘ni Ii.l|:‘lit'i’l
:nmlliur tilt] in»: oi .iiTIlIZ'll iii-l I-l
, .\lll“‘9 law wilt-rs.
.\lillitl'~'l ilill‘ilm'llhlii‘ Air l‘{t\l:
:pi‘luwui into lll' Illl-:~'1H‘.l .w llmi
tiiiiiltl-lllil ileiIiI young; lillil‘lth'il‘i-‘
ultr ”mud \vliiit: li‘. .l dummy bill"
.iwu it‘lt‘pl‘illlu bomb lil Tww Tori.-
i‘iul :Viltf'iltlil‘l‘.
"lIIll you mil-.2 to ugh this mlu
plulut‘l" lio‘ .' ,l~.~~rl.
llllii‘ti‘iullilt'l‘ lili'lini .i'I~i;t‘I_
Alt-recitation i' ‘llil :Iclw Ii.
"1m 1 bum; in llI.‘~‘.‘t: {lull mics-
'llun."' ‘ .
'i‘h: Jllbii‘i: Iultldv-ti. bu- l2! 1 :nm‘
lillilil"l.l‘lill'i' .Ilmutz‘r-N
"i 'tlitl."
.\t; mite hignuiurc.
“Wilt-n dltl you iinuliy hum-m‘
comincrtl lift! your “lit hm: color.
i‘tl illoo-l ‘
“l'p ltt Harcli. 1103. l “or. in;
. d1iill"l it‘l‘l"illt‘l silt. v on of onion u
<blood.” 1
Davis pimczl up ill". original tom- ‘
pinint illilfiii in November. HM and
ruin] tho piragruph shaming Alice;
villi prucliilng fraud 5a.». '0 lli‘l' mow.
“l'ild youoign this."~
..Yr,s_..
“\\...x. it true?”
"it“s."
"You understand that. your two.
:-.nswcra at e oppt'iscd‘i—whlch is i
tI-lI-,~—-ihat you word not convluctdi
until Alul‘cli, 1995.. 0.- this. t'on'tllnv’
complaint to which youL
swore |
“The and In Alarcll in iron." i
Scwml Anya ago young Rhine-t
ictl that it won in filnrctl’
that, lit: must bllou'u his. wife‘s hil‘th
Cc'rlii‘it'ltr. describing in r as 'biaclc'l
'l‘ul‘im: up lllu qumiiun (If Alice's;
love letters. Mr. Limbs brought the;
admission tint they wore used with» l
complainant“. permission.
.Itthougll llo “‘illif‘hb' lcll“l' confuse»;
((1 that lid “on lviilin; enough tot
ll.".\’li tilt-tn road if tbr‘y could be oil
in l
. i
tie rant. l)-.~:»pl.t. thu hpq
{intuit Lon} '
hits li‘fllli'r.
l
lu‘utfi:
.i‘lltllt'llunri an :M‘cml o:
young Rhluruindcr .1".le
ly traces UK the imp-nib}
I.:I'.It l'l ital-inch ulllt'ii ll“ first Ilia-s
ptgaywl ltllll‘g \iltiiufit C‘Silllph‘ll»;
on. '
t. Out of Control,
... mid the Micro mrt"
In lll.‘ Ltl'trr't. lulu.“ opt
Sui
rllilfl‘ ilill.
in .i trunk
iéih strut-t.
"They (ll3.7iltf‘";i:‘rfl Vlil‘lOlll your:
kilouiuigv.“ Mr. Davis will rt-fvvririgl
.
dlnn buniumwcight in the main bout. \h and \HK Cari l'ctl'ic Virs Bet
’. a .. .. .\ '. t . -
at \‘cw Bcdford. 1 ~
A . ‘ ity Bales. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
(real: Chi‘gfgfl‘thbv ; Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen chun-
I
intlsn' so no furlhor word from him ‘ 10 iii-1 admission murit. smcmi 63?“ i
could hi" ”3.”,th tug.) by the. witutsy.
"Who to k
"Mr. Jacobo." This answer rotor-i
i
llIPIu ' .
Idem. Mrs. Mary Wavgo. Mrs. John
O O
VISIt
W J ciaundcvs. Arthur
The Grout. Chiefs will visit the Un-
can Tribe. Improved Order of Red
' ‘Ksrdcs. . .
[Incas Tribe 1 Montgomery. William Carroll.
Leo
Gonch, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Loo Gouch
Sin. Paul Accardy. James Saunders.
George Kent. Joseph Carroll. John,
H. mm. Eugene A. host. Samuel}
Men. at their wigwnrn in West Wash.
Abraham. Frank Dillard. Jamaal
ington street this evening.
1 Great Sachem George Wilson of
New Haven will be among ihooc pre.
sent. The degree team will work .
one or the. degrees.
Refreshments tvlll bc rmrvcd follow.
ing the meeting.
.Store Window Is
1 Broken By Auto
One of tho large windows in front
of chiger's store. West Washington
street. was broken yesterday attor-
noon.
A bolt was thrown up against the
glass by a passing automobile.
Wd'fi'd'd‘MMU-m
HEAD STUFFED FROM 3
output on A com:
.._.——
Johnson and several guests 'romi
Bridgeport. and New York.
O I 0
Nearly 100 attended Community
Night at the Christ Episcopal
church last night. A number of peo.
pie from neighboring churches as
well s from the Christ church were
present. A short service was held
at which interesting talks were giv-
en by local pastors. Tho scrvice
was followed by a social hour in
the church basement.
iii ROOM HOUSE
TO BE BUILT AT
WILSON POINT
The following building * permits
have been issued by Building In-
spector George S. Hubbsil:
Says Cream Applied in Nostrllsi
Opens Air Passages Right Up. 1
~24 ++rmmW
Instant relier——no .wslting. Your
‘tvvvvv rvtv—u 1
‘l. {.94. .;.
clogged nostrils open right up: the Henry Felix-isle. steel garage in
sir passages oi your hood clear and North avenue, cost “5...
you can breathe ”Nb" No more Mrs. Herbert Lucas. 10 room
house at Wilson Point. cost. 823.5%.
Mary Risolo. garage in Tierney
street. cont 8500.
Mrs. A. Tents. garage in Loomis
street. cost 3300. »
Thomas C. Balconn. house sddi-
tion in France street cost $8.500.
James L. Allen. garage in ‘Esst
avenue. cost £500.
S. N. K. of C. Ready-for
salmagundi Party
All enthusiastic committee meet.
in; was held in that South Norwslk
ihswkins. shuffling. blowing. head-
;ache dryness. No struggling for
breath at night: your cold or culnrrh
disappears.
Got a. crush bottle of life Cream
Balm from your druulst now. An-
ply a little or this 1‘an saucep-
tic. healing cream in your nostrils.
It penetrates 111th every lll' pus-t
page of the head. soothes the in.
dented or swollen mucous mem-
brano and relief comes instantly.
It's just lino. Don't our stuffed
up with scold or nutty catsrrh.
. K. or 0. rooms last availing in con-
' - motion with the Belimxundl Barty
‘ Westinghouse to be held Thanksgiving Eve in St.
. . ‘ Joseph‘s Hall by the South Not-walk
3‘ Elect“: Heaters Knights of Columbus snd Court
i ~ laurel. Catholic Daughters of Jim-
: Take Away the Ohm on These erics.
‘ Cool my] Plans were perfected and several
committees appointed. Then Mb
The Norwalk’s be oevonl forms of entertainment.
. headlined by several acts of vaude-
M16 . vino on! dancing with music by
‘ t Volk's Society Orchestran
; 20 non-cu lam scant “7:11:33? .3“? 3”” .03....“ 2);;
l . in - - c I a r on a go
i m m“ '30. ”or" ; ,wulch and sovnral othcr articles mu
., ‘. in given mm. ‘
OVERTURES I
IN COAL STRIKE;
Pilllu’iDElmHlA. Nov, 17.—
liAi‘i. There was some actiV‘ity.
untoug the anthracite miners and
operators and their l-tupporiels you.
tcrtlzu- in tho effort. to curl the;
strike. which elliél‘fid its twcllih
work today. but nothing came to
the slIrfuCo to indicate any change
in the situation.
While the Rev. J, .l. Curran. of
Wilkcsbnrre. who has boon trying to
bring an end to the dcadiock. was
telling the City Business club of
-l‘hiiudciphia. in a luncheon address.
that tho mine workers should rcol
rtlve n wage increase. counter
statements were made public. or
Hazleton. Pm. by operators and
minors on matters at. issue.
'At Hazlclon and its vicinity enl~
ployca, of the chdovHighiand Coal
company. one. of the largest inde-
pendent operations in the hard coal
fields. received letters signed by the
company showing the amount of
wages they have lost. in the last
eleven weeks and suggesting that
they urge their leaders to accept
arbitration and enable the men to
rcroive a. Christmas pay.
"bout be fooled by false new:
about an curly settlement." the let-
lors dcclurcd. "Almost everyone who.
knows the facts believes this strike
will last. until next spring or long-
cr unless arbitration is accepted.
GETS HALF $100
; FINE REMOTED
Judge Freeman Light fined Hiram
E. Morley of Crockett street. Roway-
ton. $100 and costs. with a remit-
tance of half the line. in. the First
District Court this morning on a
chargo of driving while under the in:
llucncc of liquor. November fourth
The case occupied the entire morn-
ing in the court and the defendint
was represented by Lawyer John
Dwyer.
Morley. employed by the Stsndud
oil Company as a salesman. no into
a car operated by Charla Grlebel
of 29 lenses place. on November
fourth. The company settled for the
damages done to firichcl's car.
The case in court this morning was
:t criminal action with the resultant
grcd to Leon 1:. Jacobs. one of tin.
4 tpinintil'f's counsel.
“Didn‘t lmu ohp‘ct to his taking;
those coniidrntlal llf‘.(‘l'i‘.? “‘us ii.
within your power to control yrurl
own law suit?" ‘
"No."
This answer caused an audible
gasp from spectators. which wast
interrupted by the next question. i
"Then ytu \vtcre powerless to pro-1
vent the u c. of the letters?” .
l
i
All through this battle of quos- .
lion and river. Mrs. Rbmclwdm
was slump d in her chair, her face
buried in . er coat and tears flow-
ing etendlli' down her lace. She had
cried a little. at other times during
the trial. iut apparently was over.
come by emotion when her husband
was subjected to the unending buc-
cossion oi msrcllch questions.
The omits-examination will be m'l
curried todl y.
Earlier l the day Mr. Mills in-
troduced the last of a cycle of
Alice's love letters. attempting to
prove. thri ugh them. that. she. had
pursued young Rhinelaudar. had
tried m or use his jealousy and had
threatened to Jilt him it he did not
.marry her.
In one . t these letters. many 01‘
which went characicrized by erotic
passages. lice wrote:
"You are going to be mine. now
or never. 11 have thrown down two
chances fir you. I would keep
things a at rid. dead secret. after you
are mind} would keep quiet until
you are yi ur own boss." In another
letter uheitold him:
"I laveiyou but. you will hove to
come and marry me.“ In still oth-
ers she a nested inst. they take an
apartment together sad that. Leon-
ard keep this whereabouts unknown
to his 1le er.
.—
best manila.
Our arieties in suits
and tivemoats are as
well iknown as our
.vuu '
R0 1 ”rs & Stevens
'rwo scouts
So. Norwslk
iUE‘iDM NOVEMBER 17. 1925.
“to..."
"SAL
TEA
is a continual
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am
joy to users.
Note the rich flavor of the tiny
leaves &\ buds.
9 U. S. SAILORS .
ARE UROWNEU ASi
Try SALADA.
li'lF'l’l ‘I- :l. l-lnlt‘ CHI/Mi 0"«1 il'lt
"-1 his film: ctmlwttloue and Mum
his own .‘ll‘illlly t.. lil’ill'l l'iz» lI-ttl'l ~
lhtb boul'unlil lll‘lp l"fii‘lli|l lIiII;
Iliscliinl to r't‘ilt» out for land
—-A dve'tlse in the Sentinel for the ‘
living .: gillilli: :vlnllw r 'T‘a- ..
.i'mrlliy rilvnu‘ulwi iii rcm'ilirl; t
:rhnl‘t- :il a Hamill] spilt. itillitb
BOAT CAPSUZEQ WW; in mi“! "N :" it'li' “‘3
I .1. l lilll'lli buy Ilium :wurin l:-'II‘~l ‘
J in a short limo i‘.‘ vcoh lak'UT l y
. . .. .._.. '_. In- tillll snuil t‘vt'nv IH'l.
ll.\|.ll .\.\. .‘x. i». .\'uv. 7'. ..t i'.) i,‘:'I~rl«. til-u “in il..'l'i' to it": .v
wh‘ilw‘ min of lliv I‘-~.it- i “can.“ L'll'lllltt‘l i' llli .‘iwrrlii \Alll‘.‘
count icurivrl strum: .‘tiurni. ....._ \.-,- in Hamilton ill'i ll'lult: I1- ‘I
rll‘lI\\‘l.r.i \t‘:i.?l‘I‘i.'II‘ I‘Ic’zl Flilll'flii'ur, r” h. r [infir- ””1“". .'\n "“1“” WM“
Now. fivotin. 'i'iI-v urr.» rivurutt “"1 ”Hm 1"” “HM" and 1H"
‘t. tilt ‘iwrl'iil iii dihrli‘r'tll l“i"' ”it- I 1:“ ‘ VI‘HNWI‘UMNKI ”H.“ H‘L'lxirhm
'tli~ it“ illmnt (\i‘r‘lll‘w .l Mi" 1“: H “'1‘" I‘LL"
l‘i' .v" i‘ ‘i It. III "I ‘
l‘l" l'lli’l‘l \lf‘l‘i' it. .I ..it.Illll' ;,.ij t l b Pl “f . I . ,I ILL
in .il, \ilIiCll I‘lllvH/r.) m it... chum; .. 3:.- l‘ .H H H.) l‘ l.“ DH.‘
infill-‘11 \iuti-l'h oi flit, l‘iIlI‘I-UI‘ half .I .K “‘1, ‘ll; ,‘,Y..htv.'1‘]‘1'h” ‘ ‘
iiillu from short. ‘ NH” I
(Hit: of llll; ll‘J'll. if. 'l‘ilVlOl‘. r1191. - ~~~~~-—-‘~~«~-—-——--- -
. “h.“ it"i‘OnIi f‘inrr. it'ltllizigtd i0 l"‘ii"ll
lll0l'» ”51““ l ; ,3, 1'1“? l ' Vi—uwmfl.w-~w,nwu,pn-.
‘tll'slil. I I“ I! t. lit. .ltti-j ,1. I,” an“ 1» I'm rm».
The \lOl'I‘lli. u'i‘Iivlt was on llil‘ w
I Way from till; (irwnt Lakes to Boston "t.
.10 luy up for tho wintr-r. bud lnfnl w"
lying off Sandy point flvc mlh 1..
lmm llfil‘t‘ for wwrul (lays. Shc l-‘il .
lJt’il'oii. two works “3“ L
Til-1 Icn Int-minors of thc ('l‘t'zu‘ lll‘
«1b.: sail i-ont Ml born on chords
l'“Li‘-’i‘. '
Taylor. llll why mrl'ivor. was m3
'un exhausted condition and lli'stcrl-l
; tutti l\‘ll"l’i rrvsl‘nu «‘l. 'i host" who pt‘l'o !
lFlll’Il Worn: : '
Warrant. f'rirxmattwr liit‘tghtztur). 1
Warrant Boastlvain Lupgrn. ' h
iT‘oxnvmin i. J. Bracken. i
Inuit-t Yeoman u. ileum-do. f
Chief Boatswain‘s Mutt: ..l. 11,!
. Shtu. E ;
Put-in Strztvurrl ll. it‘. Wilson. aafiiwhue AE’
Stallion Elnullntu. r
Sva'mnn put-... ‘ p EST.t8ll$dEO5835 o
Euginmr 'l‘ttylor Sill/l the l'llt'd’i hurl . ”Olliith-hllmiifllsfliimww
twirly dinner in Shelbournra and! ”film" 5" 1r ' ' EYE“?
sci. out to return to tho Morllm 'r 9 fl FQKEQL V y
uncllorctl some fit'c miles up thc‘ , . .
harbor. Th‘xll‘ bout, had a large sail. i Fm Mk. BF Stillson-vanll Corp
it was; 5:30 o't‘lor‘r'. inst cveuiny ‘ .--MWM-...-.WM.-.“....---.__
and dusk bud {Illl"ll 'Allrsu the} .
started out. .tfitr I‘m-wring about .
ono half the: distunrc to tho {\ior- ‘
rill tho Nill bout «cut over on h-l . CORSETS
beam ends; un-‘lor the form or o‘
euddcn hcuvy squall. ‘ . - w
tam... ...... ...... ...... i any good models In it.
ill»; rigging 50 that the unlit might fl .
right herself. Those falling. 2m. mun A; G, and 81mm, laced
throw lbcmsclvos on the side of
flu; (trait in Lil’tltll‘ to bring it on an , ... . ' .
7
cm W... g comets and audio».
This uttcmpt provwi total as th-H
boat swung cvor and caps :01 below J
ibuy could t‘llflllsf, lli‘ll' position‘ . I. MBllBLLC
All this: two men v-mrc thrown into
' l
u... ..~.t...r. 88 Washmgton Street
Taylor’s account of the light ft)‘;
lilis ivug-‘d on ill" E.’\~l‘liJl‘ni.‘\’l (Tomi
doscrlilcd how tilt, of the mm were-
ubic to pull thenxoclvts out. n! the!
’ water and cling to the .‘Vlillptil'y kccl 2
'l‘lu- upturned craft “or constantly ' 0
washed by huge wows. Ho 3150 told; lgg y lgg y
how othcrs of tin. mrn. too vrcak to‘
pull illumselvcs up. clung to the}
twig-3 of the boat and hold on as‘
long (is they coud. ‘ GOOD GROCERIES
One by one the sailors. lost their
‘sircngih and were forced to let go}; 3".
Ail the time the wind was curry; IQ
ing the. wreck ashore. but at an ab; POPU R PRICES
most imperceptible rats of speed. It: 9 '
one 6:30 o‘clock when the accldcnti 1" 1‘13"! Street
occurred. and pitch dark. ' NOIWfilk, COM.
At 14 o'clock the: drifting cram budi ~
roachcd a. point filly yards off shore.
Taylor was the only one of the tcn
0b CU § $1.95
PASHIONABLE MILLINERY
- 2r- - 5“.de
”Mains; ('- Up
Anzevlne Furnitur'i Company
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
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Bed 5 ’ d M
s, prlngs an attresses
We handle "Simmons" Beds exclusively. They are the bold
nude and best finished beds to be had. Spare time to visit
our store and see for yourself the remarkable beauty of
Your reasonably priced. Tilcui‘ balls are to (
these beds.
be had in any Wood or enamel finish.
SIMMONS HEDS
Res. Price 8 9.75. now .. . .. .8 7.7
Res. Prioo $11.50. now .. . ...s 9.25
Reg. Price $13.50. new . . . . . .8105!)
Reg. Price £17.00. now . . . .. $13.85
Reg. Price 832.50. now . . .817.”
Roi. Price £25.00. now .. . ...!2050
Reg. Price 827.50. now . . . . . $22.75
Reg. Price 833.00. now . . . . . .828.75
Reg. Price $40.00. new . . . . . $31.50
odd wood beds. left from suits. one—
hsif price. A: low as ten dollars.
ANCEVINE FURNITURE co.
18 NORTH MAIN 8’1, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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