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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALR, CONN.
TIMES SQUA 'R‘IKS’SUPPLY CO.
11.. Radio Set i
to Buy!
The Place to Buy It!
'I‘“ Model b-Ii‘dl
$49.50 5-Tubo Receiver
In a massive cabinet of striking
lines and pleasing appearance,
with sloping panel.
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\Felectiviiy — (‘lnrlty combined.
.‘lmlel 5-15.15
“‘itli lluIIt-in Loud Speaker
Distance —-
The new and Im-
proved In the 39 50 a
handsome solid '
[mailman Muter- set only
piece mahogany. In a massive
cabinet it deserves. The equal In
appearance as well as performance
of any set on the market, regard-
less of price.
— ..... $60.00
The new and Im- set only
proved Freshman Masterpiece Re-
ceiving with tull-throated loud
speaker at a price never before
attempted. Made of the finest
low loss materials In a genuine
mahogany cabinet.
. ii 5 Days’ Free Trial!
ii Pay for it as you enjoy its use. ,
ii Wide selection Of equipment at money- ‘
saving prices.
1i Written guarantee.
RIMES SQUAR
‘2 at NORTH MAIN ST.
Phone 2100
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The Chosen
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. . ‘
ERSUPPLY co. .4.
Miss Elinor Kountz, to, daughter
of Charles '1‘. Koontz, mum-million-
aire banker, of Omaha, Non, is the
Slat annual queen oi Ak-Sar-Ben
of Omaha.. Each year the most
beautiful girl in Omaha‘s wealthy
chosen for this honor, and this year
she's the lucky one.
\ and socially prominent families Ia
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Schultze’s Markets
HEADQUARTERS
39 Ed 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
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10' lbs. or under 50c lb.
Over 10 and less than 20 lbs. 75c. lb.
20 lbs. and over $1.00 lb.
WILL FURNISH DRESSING OR USE YOUR OWN
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B. & B. Pot Roast . 24¢
Shoulder Pot Roast 16:
Rump Pot Roast 22-24c
Shoulder Steak . 18c
RoundSteak 28c
Sirloin Steak ......
IPOrter HouseSteak 32¢
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28c
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PORK '
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Sunlight Butter 53c
Fresh Eggs ...... . 45c
Sauerkraut, 3 lbs. 25c
BRANCHES
AND 41MAINST. .
Cline WASHINGTON St. a R. R. Ave. 2nd Dist.
238 EAST AVE.
,‘ILIBERTY SQUARE
., ARIEN, STAMFORD, cos COB. DANBUBY
.‘I‘RRIDGEPORT, BLACK ROCK. WESTPORT
~ ‘ CANAAN. and RIDGEEIELD
Loins (to roast) . .. 29c
Fresh Shoulders .2.lc
FreshHams 28c
Pigs'reet 12c
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Third District
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Fore Quarters 24c
RibChops 40c
LoinChops 55c
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to the nearest spot on the short:
from where the l‘haleu boy was
floundering In the icy water. Two
older youths on the shore grabbed
Jumps lee Cakes“.
Jumping Ice Cakes on his way out
he plunged into the water “‘Ith all
his clothes on and caught the Pha-
icn boy and swam with him to a
place on the loo where it was sound
enough to land. Pushing the young
boy on the solid ice he himself
claniliered over and started to drug
the hall unconscious form to the
shore. After having gone a few feet
the Ice ngnin began to give away
and quickly shoving the boy In
safety. hr: himself was once more
precipitated inIO Iii-i icy water. He
managed to get. upon the. ice again
and this time was Nut-erasiul ini
reaching the rllill‘l‘. “‘lll'i'U he and?
the boy whom hi.- had saved ucrdl
taken care or. .
night.
in honor or the occasion n dinner
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Guest of Women At
Private Dinner E j
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NEW YORK. Nov.
noon upon her arrival In New York l
city yesterday with President Cool-
idge. the shopping tour which it was l
expected she would make being]
to the Metropolitan Museum of Arr, .
and a tea. at the home of Mr. and ,
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow. I
While her husband was attending;
the banquet of the New York state ’
Chamber of Commerce last night ’
Mrs. Coolidge was guest of honor at I
a private dinner at which Mrs. Fred
Ecker, wife or the President or the
Chamber of Commerce. was hostess. i
Mrs. Coolidge arranged however. to
hear the President's address alter
the dinner from a. box in the grand
tier of the WaldortcAstorIa bail-E
room.
The visit to the Metropolitan Mu-
seum apparently was hurriedly ar-
ranged Immediately atter the presl- E
dentiai party arrived at the Pennsyl- . ,
entered the automoblieot Mr. and 1
Mrs. Morrow, who made the trip:
with the Coolidges trom.WashIngton E
and drove oft ahead of the meals.
dent's party.
The departure was in the midst or '
a bit of confusion while automo-
biles were being assigned to .the
party and destinations being loam-
ed. President Coolidge appeared to
be slightly non-plussed at the and:
den departure of Mrs. Coolidge. but
in a tow momenta the long line or
motors was In motion. escorting the
chief executive to his hotel.
School Principal Sued
For $11,000 by Husbani'
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 20.-—-I>Iarrii~I
Langenberg Darrow. principal or the .
Pequot school. Sonthport. la made;
defendant in an $11,000 action i
brought to Superior Court yesterday
by her husband. George 1". Darrow.
former manger of the A. and P.
Company branch store. li'alrdeld.
Darrow says he made lens to his
wife. and that she diverted property
owned by him to her own uses. in
the sum of 810.000.
Several months ago Darrow was
discovered wounded by bullets front
a revolver. He and Mrs. Darrow had
been living apart.
Every girl closes liar ayaa while
hiatus. and seats haveaansaaaouh
to keep their mouths abut afterward.
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Texas, inst summer.
TElil-IGHAM BY PHONE.
him as he passed and sought to hold LONDON-”“5“ arrangement 'Oi Lewis James 1
him back. but he Iinaiiy broke send teletzrinns from li'llillllnllt'E liillv .‘llll‘l‘lU' l
away. booths ls twine: tried out on u siiuillE ‘ ‘
Henlo lr) England. The :irrnnneiueul ‘
provides :1 small enin lIuX Kimilur In'
the coin box on n. ll‘ll'lllIOIII'. The!
sender can drop the requirvd num-
ber of coins into the lmx and phone:
his telegram In the central MIMI
graph station.
Judge un auto ivy its lioml :iuIl “ml
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Come and Hear
Oh !. How I Miss You Tonight
VOCAL ‘
INS'I‘ltI‘MIIN'I‘Al. j
Henson ()rt-Inwlru '
Kentucky St-n‘unilers
(‘mii-i-rt—tli‘lur Salon (ll't'llt“ll'l|
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'DONNELLY’S f
SO. Norwalk Westport j
i Seasons
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FOR "'.:-::3 I ‘ PAPER PLANT ‘ .\u .Iillmi llllli Ill for Mun um. lilt .1 :Eli. ‘3“: 3E: E ‘3 I" ‘
l ’ Eziiiiiliini il‘EiI' pi'tilil‘ii‘ii‘ of I'l:Il.i, iii 4.. I. 3 .I . i I‘
i ihlzilllllt) ni' \vnou Nlli't‘l. in u..- .i:
GALLANT RESCUE 1 IN BRIDGEPORT ""” ““ "‘IIW“ i-‘W'I “I'M-II H- ‘ I‘
l Siuli‘il. this morning. Elli' ll II ., I
w___ The IILIIEIi-luueui it) in Lulu of tilt E him “LII 'I
' - : iIIIIniqui‘Iii'l‘. Nm: 3“. - * 'l‘ht’l _.....__
Recelves H l g h e at i first fii‘t (Illtl llllll'lll llll‘ (if llm .“ "I" w
Award 0f Am. Boy uI‘I'ui'reIi lnHt. evening nt 0:4! \VlltllE E mymnwuw
the entire property of ll. and It. l‘u-
S C 0 ll t S "‘ S a v e 8 per company owned by HiiquiIl ILE
' iIiII-sI-miiz and located on tho (II'I-i ‘ ‘3 ..-.,
Youngster 0f Elght 'uilliil Tom Thumb [Il‘tllll'l'li' 0” Tm”. a e O I eat," I" 1' .
'l‘huiuii HI‘t'l‘l \vim ilt'hll'liH‘il luv iii“: k4 ' kid...) . \
BRIDGEPORT' Nov. 20""000'1“ ni' unknown iiriizln ill .’I inns estiw I i
Dickerson. fourteen. son of Mr. and ”3,”...3 H, 3“. $10,000. The .1..si.-ny...1 E E .
Mrs. John Dickerson, 256 Smith llillltlllliIH wrru of wood. Hull €01“; l
street. second class Boy Scout 0! slim II or it limzi- Willelltiuse cont‘ninE-EE .
,. 3 _ ill! the in}: I...“ I.i| thousands 01' do lnINE. i
lroop 6' w“ preacnted w worth of stock. ii garage and it work I I
Honor MM!” 0! the Boy Scouts of |shop. 'l‘lIeSI- buildings were levelli'lli 3
America last night in recognition or ' II. lllIV mound m- the fire. which was i 3
his bravery last February when he kindled ivy iiiI- hlulily ini‘iuuinuibI-r I
saved Robert Phnlon. eight. sou 0: nuiteriul III III.» building within 11 _
MI‘- and M". W- 3- Phalon. 10“ Jct- few minutes. ’i‘iit- Iii'einen worked AC Olllll 0f thEBactlf E i
terson street. from drowning In dbflpplulpqy M ”Wk pm. 3.33”...“ m- , , n ea“ ‘1- .
Jo’m'on" Creek when the young the l‘iquI-s. \ViIII-h for it ”Hit" threat—E “a d sedso 1 . E
boy had fallen throusii the Ice. ened Ilm entire, r'riiiilenlinl hioek. fulidresses at 3/2 [”100 '1
Dickerson when he went to rescue ’l‘hrouuh may .iiiing the fire '
"10 boy W3! film”)!!! 1101‘! back by was Cnni'lnml 11) HIV Sillilll arm I i
older ones on the shore. but he fin- owned lw thiy l'upi-i- (:ompiiny upon . t ;
ally- broka IWEY- the. pint when: the, t‘iiiii-hmun's S I can on cre e I‘ E
Youns Dickerson had been spelr- house of Tom 'l'liuiuh qu loeiiteil. I . s p i
ml} 00'“ through E how in the Ice in This building \vus only silrhlly duiu- . A“ Sllk Sahn
Johnson's Creek on February 17 this , , » “m, 3,3. Hm 'rhn “lump.” or up. E . 'l
)‘eur. The murder: boy had been play- it I1. l' 'l' li' - . ll -- is It u..-
.,..m— *- .Ilo . . .iinum Ii \\.iI . .i 3
lug out on "‘0 ice abom 100 “a . In corner of Nm‘Ih li\""lllil and Main Al 00 POIl'elI TWI l
from shore. As the younger boy JWPNN' Strii-klcr. 13-F03f'0lil m...“ “-333 gin-oil, minimum a liuizr- E ‘ _3
broke through the ice, cries from schoolgirl 0‘ 5““ I‘“"“““r 3 “‘3'! elm. m... in the Mir ..i' the house! ‘ ‘I
cum on me more mm Dick- has 1"“ w... .. 0...... ‘W- 0..."... m... 0...... . Al Colors All Styles i
erson's attention 30 the struggle trio medal for llt‘l'l)l.~lll. Slit! Slth'tl EI E l
among the Ice cakes. Dickerson run the life 0' a girl companion while I D th' E
both were bathing nt. \‘nnkum, ‘ pvery r888. ‘5 I
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EAlways Lowest-in-the-City Prices 3
The ECU Ton Store
1le Washington St.,
SO. Norwalk
MRS. 000mm: i
suns BUSY
DAY [N N. Y. on
Pays Visit to Metropol- . i
may be hooI-lwinlu-iL .
was held Inst evening at the Sumw .
. mermaid M. II). church.
Mrs. Coolidge passed It busy alter-i, :
crowded Off the program bf a visn ‘ ‘
vania railroad station. Mrs. Coolidge . .
ready in on lll'h‘l llll'li lliill is your privilege illitl llUllI‘ of the other i'orly will Oleeet. lit‘f‘ilih’" you Will IIIII l ,,
inenuveuleneeil iinI' Ol’ them. it is true, Iliiil you do um enjoy viniting for live or six other people to hug; lIEI-IIIrI:
your turn eumes. ll is also true lliui I'Oii don‘t 1‘:le etuul'urtalnle when you are buying and you kiinw Iliut li\I' (Ir
six Min-rs are waiting for you to get through so that they (‘illl lIEegIn.
The Siiiiillieitv and ('IlliVI'lilI'llt'I‘ ul‘ l‘lGGLY WIGHLY reumves these objections You walk in. take :1 lEI:I\I-;~1
from ii sllplIlV free for the purpose; selei‘i )Oiirselt' the articles needed—all ill't': grouped according to llli‘ll‘ lI‘I~
lure~so in ii muuler \I‘iiere. vour puri'luises are taken from the liaskel, and packed III-paper bags by :i (‘lt'l'lL \ 3
know the prices liet'nusu each Slieli' curries price tags. The elerlk knows the lil‘lt‘CN too. He computes the Iniiii
nu am adding niuelilue usually while you me getting: the, money ready.
For saving \‘IIu lime and iiuuwyiiui'e the. system is ideal. ll‘o anyone unfamiliar \I‘iilI the store ('I‘Iui'tenus
(lurks gladly quke lllt' explziniiliuns desired. For low p rive level combined mill “'1th variety Hf \I‘ell kneun, it-
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Beyond imI Shock Hll‘l exposure‘ 3,}
llt‘llll' l‘ of iliII boys \'I.‘.‘l lll,ilil‘t‘d find . 3 3 , . . E 3 3 . 3 . 3 3 . 3 3 I E1,
they \\'-r: mun l0 iiwir homer. l)ii _\uu i'I-uleiulwi- inning lllltl .‘l store, ”1 ii hurry to buy ii )‘El'tlsi cake, a load of blend. III III!) Milill‘? HUM“? "3
""1“” “H ””0" ““'-“ Emmi?“ ‘0 DO \‘Iut reiiieiniwi- llliil there were four people already there and. that you lliltl to wait your turn. lin j\'IIu l'i'- .3
”$1311.: um“... man, or ”18 nm,‘ lllt‘liilIi-l' \I'I’Iuilei'uij: \\Ii(‘llll'l' anyone \HIIIlIl IEIVIII' got to \IiiIEt illE'l Emu? DO you reIIIiIIIlEIerEilie IIEIIli I.ll\lflilili u EIIEI (E:
Scouts is diiiicult to procure Dick.- I "lime in :Ifier You unil \I'lin Silifi'l'l‘lll‘ll ill lli‘llii! \I'iiiieII nu lil"l. ‘1)0 you ritlnelnlier lllilllxlliL’ oi “lint III.” II...” . 53,;
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”Son's is ”I" on‘)’ em: in Bridgeport 3 have liltt‘il In su)’ ll) the rudi- t'llSlUlllt‘l'. ll. you lliill \\iilllt‘tl in ME .is mean )iIIIIsell. [’I
and one oi the it honor modulo 3- . _ j , j _ 1.. 1. _ 3 E. 3, 333333.33 3.,” l‘
sruntvd for that typI- or iii-nice dur. ' if you liiiveu I had IlIe ltIl‘i-gilillll expr-I'iI-iIIIII iIi ll‘ii.\l (men. then will lie ldh Emu EEIu 3 NEII II. . . E .I ,r;
“15””; ‘5 5‘7”” in “mm ”1" Scouts: , will hate hull Ilie (‘XlN'l‘l"l‘.I‘\‘ and wish to .ivIIiIl ii We Will llil‘lllbll ii lielplul suggestion. lli'ei'i: is it Store in I .‘x‘ .
5Ihii‘lixbrill???”Tahitid'cillp'lifisoz 1313:: i..uu \ilii'l‘i‘ ii tllrt"li-l 1.01;.» mm llli!‘l\‘ Seconds lii I_I:III "ii yum t‘i’llit‘, a limit Oi bread or any Single, :ii'iII-lII. In;-
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L b ‘ llil' it and he (ill \Uur uiiv home. llil‘l‘I' may lie luriy eusiiuners lil this stoic ulnu _\mi dlll\tE. hut II in .II .0
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liillill‘ brands of food l’th‘iLY \VJGHIA' is also an ideal system. . 3 . ,. EE
Nothing puzzling: about. shopping in PIGGLY \VlG GL3 fOIEtho first time—only the pleasant discmer} illd_. 3
no private lirimds are stocked. but that nationally familiar ll‘fltliE, marked produets In Wide variety are priced :d E
n low] that results in true purchasing: eeonmuy. t".
For the (Irmvenlenee of all customers new and esinlilislicdmwc will be OPEN UNTIL 10:00 P. )l. WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, but CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, l.\' OBlSERVANCE OF THANKSGIVING DAY.
EATMOR CRANBERRIES 18c [FLORIDA ORANGES, LARGE
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POUND.................. JUICEY, DOZEN....................... 3:
EXTRA FANCY BANANAS EXTI‘ A FANCY for . i3:
DOZEN . .......... .. 286 GRA: EFRUIT 3 23¢ 3
BLUE RIBBON CASiWBA MELONS E 4 3
CELERY HEARTS.................16c EACE .3 c :3
SUNLIGHT
BROOKFIELD
MEADOW GOLD
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One Pound Net Weight 61c
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‘7. Discount In Dozen Lots, 57. Discount in Case Lots any Read rim. Heat. rmii or Vegetables in Glass or Tin
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Norwalk, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
Greenwich, Conn.
12 Main Street
“0. Main Street
151§Greenwich Avenue
ELGIN NUT 310 i Rolled, Boned H 31,
M ARG ARINE 3 Sweet, Tender ams ‘j
0“ mm“ mm F1108 Like Bread—NO Waste Lb. 3:3
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'SEVEN CROWN 450 SOUTHWELL’S Cut Rehdy to Use ROYAL SCARLET 19¢
CLUSTER. RAISINS ....... Citron, Orange and LtEhnon Peel ' PUMPKIN, 30 Oz. ’l‘iu 3’3
NEW SEASONS 33G IIAY’S PINE FRUITS i 710 AUIIOURMET CHERRIES 29.. if
MIXED NUTS, POUND SYRUP ............... i . .. MARASCHINO TYPE. 8 Oz. 2
EXTRA FANCY R. 8; R. PLUM PUDDING OZ JAR ALVAREZO i‘
BUDDED WALNUTS, 1b. .. 45° IPOUND ......... 35° 32 QUEEN OLIVES 596 ii
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DELICIOUS PAPER SHELL 4 G MAXWELL HOUSE ‘ 1 n, 510 oz. JAR SWEET :I’i
ALMONDS, POUND . ..... 9 COFFEE 31hr.$1.50 3 MIXED PICRLES 493 13
NONE SUCH MISSION G ARDEN TElL WALDORF SIFTED :‘
M1NCEMEAT,Pkg. 15° WOUND ............I... 596 LITTLE GEM PEAS, 20 oz. 230 3:.
HEINZ 1 lb. tin 290 LIPTON ’S COCOA h 170 RICII’S WIN-B JELLY 21c 3 ‘
MINCE MEAT 1 lb. jar 390 y: POUND. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. PORT- SHERRY. MADERM [
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