:UESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925f
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Jgellie and ..
/ I Albert Ferris,
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* Limited Income
THE EVENING SENTINEIF‘S() NORWAI K, CONN.”-
EAST NtittthLK
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Turkey Dinner Given
At East Ave. M. E.
‘Church—The Com-
mittees in Charge
R1 v. Charles 5. Gray and his wife
new the guests of the Omicron Cir-
lel of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church at a turkey dinner
given at the church last night in
honor of the second birthday of the
circle. Mrs. Marion L‘ltonunedicu
acted as toastmasier. A quat'teiie.
vconsisting of Mrs. Blanche Hodge-
‘l’tnattJMt's. (‘t'lltl Carpenter. (Ilure
Hodgeman and Benjamin J. Thomas.
accompanied by (‘ariton L‘Homme-
dieu, g'ate. seternl phasing: numbers.
The color sehtme of. the room was
W‘llow and lavutult'r.
'l‘wo commuters had charu'u of the
affair. The dinner committee was
headed by Mrs. Alice Slatmon, who
was assisted by Mrs. Laura Thomas.
Mrs. Gttssie l-‘errls. Mrs. May Bar-
num. Mrs. Blanche ilodgeman. Mrs.
Irene Stiles and Mrs. Mildred Moore.
Mrs. Eva Gorhnm was chairman of
the (titling room committee. assisted
by Mrs. Lillian Finch. Mrs. Effie
Greenwood, Mrs. Madeline. lleden-
berg. Mrs. Celia Carpt'ntl'l‘, Mrs. Nel-
lie Baxter. Miss Glendawre Lovejoy.
Miss Bertha Peterson and Mrs. Mar-
ion L'Homtnedieu.
Those present at the dinner were:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baxter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde llroadwell. Dr. and
Mrs. Allan Barnum. Mrs. Elsie Ilen-
nctt and daughter, .\il'zs Minnie
Brower and guest. Mrs. Celia Car-
penter, Mrfnurl Mrs. Harry (_Ioo'ey,
Mr. and Mrs. ilarry Creighton, Mr.
and Mis Leander timuntings. Misses
:I‘lleu Kirstin, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
James I‘ineh. Mists llt'ssie Geib, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard (111111;.1111 Mr. and
Mrs. Gould lltdt-nherg, MiSs ‘ l'lft‘ie
Gt 'oennood and guest. Mr, and Mrs.
George .\'a 511, Mr and Mrs. George.
Inghnm .\iis. Gladys Kllpper. Carl-
ton Illlommedleu, Mrs. Marion
L'Hommedieu, Mrs. ii‘red Low-joy.
Miss Glendavere Lovejoy. Miss Mars
[ha Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
mith. Mr. anrlfilt's. Leslie ()verton.
iss Bertha Peterson. Mr. and Mrs.
ErnestfiReynoidn. l‘tlinn Mildred How-
an and guest. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley
Slauson, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Thomas,
and Mr. and Mrs, Alfred ‘arnock.
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The regular assembly was held
yesterday at the Roger Ludiow Jun-
ior High School. During the. assem-
bly the: sum of money collected by
the students. for the preservation of
the. Frigate Constitution. was pre-
sented to the speaker furnished by
,the local 171115, The program in-
cluded: prelude. march, played by
Edna Gorham; Scripture reading by
the principal: hymn, announce-
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'U‘eneral
manta: Preamble of the United
States constitution. recited hy Tow-
ers Hamilton; Talk on "Old Iron-
uldes" Patrick llrophy. of local Elks:
presentation at the money collected
by Willie Ort't‘iOll, president of the
Organization: Slur Span-
sled Ilnnner. sung by the Cntlrc
uehool. Following the Junior lliglt
school assembly, the pupils of ll'itch
school. held a similar meeting lit
the linger Ludlow hall, where Mr.
nephy addressed them. A sum of
money was also ColliClCd by, the
pupils or li‘iteh school and was giv-
en to the Elks’ representative. Mr.
~trophy presented each school with
a large picture of tho Frigate "(.‘on-
stitution."
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Mrs. David Gould. of Winfield
street. left today 101' Huntington. L.
1., where she will spend 'l‘hunknxlv-
lug with relatives.
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Roland Sherwood employ ed at
lettny's Lunch of Fort street. was
hunting yesterday in the vicinity of
Northfleid and reported a catch of
a pheasant and two rabbits. lie
claims that, due to the large num-
bers of hunters, game is easily
frightened and is scarce.
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Mrs. Charles \‘ollmer. of Emerson
street. underwent an operation at
the .\'orwaik Hospital yesterday.
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Adolphus Goodreau of ‘28:} limit.
avenue hats purchnned a new touringv
ear.
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Miss Pearl Smith of First street is
awaiting delivery of a new roadster.
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Wesley Wilkins of Winfield street
is in Bridgeport today on business.
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Miss llose Balog of Winfield street
is spending the day in Bridgeport.
"Poor “Farm Radio
(Continued from Page tine»
It will connect the aged people
there with the outside world. from
which poverty and circumstances
ttow bar them.
Entertainment that now delights
millions \gili also entertain them.
No longer will there be dreary hopru
during which there will be nothing
to do with no relief from the. grief
and sorrow for things that might
have been.
The radio to be given the poor
folks at tho Naratnnke Home is one
of the, latest and hflfil types on the
market. It is a portableset. Some
evenings it.wili furnish amusement
in the women's quarters, other even.
inns 111 the men's quarters and. oft-
en, it will sing its message of hopet
in the hospital ward.
The not. is being supplied by the
Studwéll Piano 00.. through the co-
operation ot’ Fred Kane. It is being
supplied at cost. and Mr. Kano has
given assurance that as his contribu-
tion he will keep it in first (‘11le run-
ning shape. with necessary tubes and
batteries .freo of charge for one year.
The sum of $25 is still to be con-
tributed to make up the $130 which
the radio will cost. But there is
every indication that this amount
will be forthcoming before tomor-
row. when the not will ho shipped to
now/ivron
SOCIAL NEWS
AND lOTllNGS
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Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Nov. ':t.—~ i
1 United Stairs Treasury not bul- 1
. {turn at close of business Nov. 1
. 2i “as $119,102,973. '
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street was a visitor in l‘ottrtown.
l‘enn.. recently.
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l “I". lill‘l‘llllli 11eland or hmwalk
('h and Mrs. tiltrsii- r .l. Fitch of Dutien
Reheayse riStmaS “m- usitora in town vesterdtu. l
Musm At Baptist ..
Mr. lil'lltllt y Nickerson of 111211-
Church- Good Eel
Catches Reported
Mt.
Edgar D. Lynch returned in.
his home on Highland avenue Mon-
day
Boston. Mass. While there
toolballt. min.
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Oliver 1.
Mr. and Mrs.
r‘ettuoyer street. entertained Mr. and :11... .3;
William Clark of '1‘1' troy town. .111.
Mrs.
.\'. Y.. Sunday.
turned with them to
Thanksgiving holiday:
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Mrs. William Mathews of MN
f‘ourt. who has been in Buffalo
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The setvices 111 the,
Sunday etenimz r. and Mrs.
Fred Atttlvl'll
sang a duet
I endured.
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The ltown.)ton llose
tried out their pumper Saturday
test the water 1.1rrrsure and the, 1
tiltlon of the hose.
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in all-tiny
of the ilnptlst (‘hureh will
held 111 the chapel today.
are meetingr each week so as to
after spending the “eelt- end inl' "NW"
Mr
tilnrk OHM ruhenrsn Christmas 11111le under
Mr. Irtlng' Clark I‘O’IdH‘nul} 11-,-
the.
her
for
ithe part few weeks. has returned.
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l". piaeopal Church v 1‘16 ‘1'-'11 utteudedl
W.
of llou'mton avenue
which was beautifully?
t'.‘ompanyi(ire:tt 1,11 itaiu, one. by America. How-
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.nn.
.k'eflnlon of" the. l.1t(ll~‘ti'
he
The ladies
fin—
ish a quilt which has been Ordl‘rl‘d
hy i‘hristmas.
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Mr. Joseph Taylor Of
i‘ennoyer
the Peer Farm and err-eted
for use on ’l‘hanknrcivinp; Day.
Send in your contribution
ready
today.
Perhaps you have. meant to do it.
but dnlnyed until the last moment.
All gifts are welcome. large as well
as small ones. ‘l’hatever
you aim
will help bring real Joy and solace.
in those at the Poor Farm. win have
lost '1no::t of the happiness there is
in life.
Address your contribution
to the .\'uramake Home. Radio Fund.
at) The Evening Sentinel.
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New Designs'ln. Fine
Furniture Priced For
Thanksgiving-A season of open-lle'arted hospitality is an ex-
cellent time to choose new furniture.
In anticipation of this
important time oi the year, in the home, we offer some excel-
lent values' to Dining Room Suites.
We are quite sure that a
visit to our store will reveal furniture of style and quality and
at prices that will both surprise and delight you.
10 Piece Dining Room Suites of American Walnut frOm
$159. 110 Up
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‘ 111- 1r 1'11lal ideals.
‘ 1.1 1111. hutlte is made of stone. upon
, less he is hungry.” said Mrs. H.111-
‘ crty,
, when either or both parties tire of
' effected by mutual agreement and
land zit'v-uur. accompanied by Miss
|t' It'ol \illhi. 1.,1'no a \lulin solo at the
.l< tlmdlst C‘,1nllt‘l‘l on it ownytonut‘o.
E:-.1ut at lllt service. flundny motnittn.
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Miss Stella (‘.ilmntt of upper llow-
at'i'nur ll‘ll"lllllnt‘il several rel-
ittiil' it from llnititnore. _..Md over the|
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Lynch witnessed the Talediurt'ard I u a o
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1 After the, srerviers in the lhtpttst
f‘hurrh, Sunday, a melting'wao held
nation of Mr. David Albl't'iilli.
.'\niitew 1':lllllt'l‘ of West Side
Howard Every 01' l‘pn-
'llnytl :utmt and Mr. 11m id Albrecht
of 1‘ my tyton avenue “‘th the solo-
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of the renal Hittino lintul run '111
at the 'i'.'tlu~r_nnele glt't' n 113:1 line ‘
ill for tilt.» .(ot'w: 11k llospit' ll .\'ut.
iiotm hy the. lutul lodtteu of 1111....11.
12.11.1111“ Slur. met
in l"‘lliltl' i'lnttl r1 ports in the rift-
0i ' Jalttt Keogh last evening.
The reports showed that $i,l.'tti
1:111 been taken in and that hpt'u
N‘s of $12.70 \\-ri' int'urt'vd, Ii'ii\lli': u
lllltlllli‘01.581101”lti‘llll'l‘(‘t‘(1\i‘l. to
the. t1 .1: ‘ll"t| 1.: the \ut'unlk limpi-
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and eltapttrs 01‘
Judy.
.\iillitzan 111’ The litealun
Sf‘lliicntl 1:11 chairman of the pa! he?“
i.\' ('optntltli'w't was thanked it)l' llil
lllli.'l‘|"t (‘l‘r'tlie‘l ill litt‘ t‘Olli' rt :11le
he in 'unt thanked both local llt‘\\‘i-
i'IIlIr-t's' tor their t'oopet'otl ill “nun
helped make the hi'neftt musical
twill so successful.
has at the 11.11.1111 1' lllll‘ill Sunday.
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.Vl‘. and .\ll‘fl. (‘ltg'tt'les 1111:1113 oi
Ii..\'11dhut':-'i, i.. i.. Hpt'lll the week-rial:
‘ut 111.:1- home on l.uv.zt_1ton .11“:Ii'1l.
South Sea Islands i
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ever, since the Anterientt island in-
cluded n. natal base, and one of the
British a sea. going port. the “mo-
vie" ruuplo chose the third. which.
certainly not," explained Mrs. l"i.-1h-
.1-t'ty. "Thu color
“‘11:, from it near
brown. Nt'lllll'lllllt‘s 1111'. hair it
crinklyp :ottutltues quite straight.
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ranges all
white to :1 deep
wide noairils itt it good many cases.
though this in not the rule.
"There are no gross skirts. 'l‘hr
ntett Wear cotton shirts and Euro-
ptzul iluliFt‘l'S; tho \votttt'n, Cotton
dresses, similar to our hous- dress-
es. lions that lulu: the romance
out of the: picture? Well, of cuttrri".
tvu didn‘t ttlm them that way. 1’1): 1
not benefit. when the liliflfllolfltl'lu-i
will n'l looking. the men and trout-
en dressed in their lliun'u t‘t'fi’llilu'.
with it (fillf‘ltslfl lttoum of 1:11: lam.
lla t. «1' loin titt:1,ntt'l . ' ..'.
neeltlnern—mina. ’l‘lu- \'.'ut.:t':t t ..
no 3111111”: in sitar-tint; the lllllvt't' 11:1:
ot‘ lllLll‘ bodhs. “'11:. should the: .‘
tit is nuito until: :11 to them and is.
tluuis dent- on ctl'unonlni 011.1
sions. ‘ . ?
Missionaries llule.
‘l'ite rtt'et'ouee to the lillrii‘lilltul‘lln
Mrs. l"lu.hcrty. lu'ougltt. Oil;
‘ lil': t'mt that these etn'ixsarlos 11f tha'l
lxil'lt' practically tun the. island
'lht-y art: in rlutrge of tilt: HONOUR.-
tltw ti'llll‘t'lll'li, the stot‘t-n, tlzv: gov
pl';t-'11L‘tlll.\. and althounh
:ll‘t' t-Olllt,'\\‘llt|! ut‘t'nltt If
tin; Nth respect ‘mti adv-1'
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(1.3” but rilllltl' silil‘tlh
--: fir..- 1'1 it'lurca symimlh‘ of tin 1
'1 l age did endurance of t
”the lower putt;
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which tests great l‘umboo pain;
which arr topped by a thatched roof.
in bet“ on the poles. grass shutters
are arranged, to be towered or rais-
rd at will.
".\'o ("it on the Island works 1m~
“if he. wants to purchase any-
thing‘ at the island store, he 1:11.11
out into the back vard. cuts a hunk
of coconttut off a true and with thisl
itonev buys what he wantl. ‘ 1
"Fish. and Working in the 'tarn‘
patch seem to be the only two oceu- l
potions. I I
"11011 nativ.e hr the sv§icm nt‘:
:uvernment there. is allotte d a Mr;-
11in plot in the taro t-‘l whom til-id.
(his 1111 and his family (end. On,
l special day during the wer-k the»
.\'hoie village goes to the taro llt'ltl
1nd weeds. or transplants or what-
ever may have to be done, each
one. of course. in his own plot. .\t
the end of the season onch native
harvests the taro from his own plot.
However, it rain or drought or in-
sects should have spoiled his allot»
me" , he is entitled. to so much of
tho: of his neighbors... .\'o one ever
goes hungry, for all share and share
alike."
Children are never considered a
burden in the Samoan Islands. but
rather are a Welcome addition to
the family.’1‘hry,. too, can help in
the tnro patch or in tho .lshing wht- 11
they grow old enough.
Thughianingu Ceremony
The system of marriage is unique.
and perhaps is the solution to the
,divorco problem which is at pres-
ent: irritating not only the United
States but the whole world..
The Christian ceremony is not
used at all. A mere agreement can-
stitutes the marriage ritual. Then.
the arrangement. a. dissolution is
the wife goes back to her parents,
taking the children with her. ” Theta
is no shame or disgrace—«he is wel-
comed back. as are her otteprlngs
Either dr'both parties may marry
again and again at. will. and it often
becomes quite a task for the child-
ren to puzzle out. to whom they be-
long.
Mrs. Fluherty is in poueoeion of
some wonderful pictures showing it.’ c
on the inland. Some are purely
scenic views. others of “snaps" taken
while the picture "Morton" was bej
in: made. In one of them appears
petite Monica li‘lttberty2 {air-halved
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‘.edtOttl-l be f'llt‘tllil‘ngt't‘ in (very v' .y,
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:ttultttft it'llll‘t .1: 11 ill not ('vmpt'rah
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"lhi :;- «rind annual lliliifllili of th'. ' .\'?
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'l‘ltH affair wan wv'l! attenditl.
nearly 1":1 ry member of (i.. ritzit‘
number 01' invitrd 1;u -:t:~' iw-i
int; ivri'srtli.
At ttlue o'clock the gathering sat:
doun to a bountiful itil’ll-‘y‘ dinner.
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Gifts held and shipped sultimt 2 .
shipping. your instructions.
will have a
to fill mail or telephone 01(1e1s. If we cannot
till 1 our 01 1' 101' 1710111 stock our special service dept. is ready and
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on a husine‘rs flip out West for t‘iFl “:3 \t'ith “m" ”MW and the souls lj‘lrelldlut lliitna'll inh -' villi“ in
hast two months has; teturntti to his "1 children, sueh as ”1‘" movies tl' ' v ‘ ' ' k)” ' [‘“F‘n ."
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25c 35c each
C'luysanthemums All Colors 50c bur ch
Carnations $1.20 and $1.50 per dozen
Roses $1.50 dozen and 'up
So. Nerwalk Florist
SOUTH MATN STREET,
TEL. 364
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Praising the e111pltasis pitrtnl 1111.,
Oh the penaiiuitii-s ailordetl by .\‘-'11 "
England's basic \i.‘.l'l‘ power re-
sourets lit. the recent New 1311311111111
conference in \\‘anv't~lr-r. the grater-g
nor said:
"it strikes me that this “1111'!
power should'he mad' the most ex .
--ud that the New England sir.
should pool their electricity pr.-
during units!"
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in“.
Textile Store to
Go Out of Business
"lite Textile Store at H Wall s'iv >1.
i\mualk. is siting up lutslnr' s as,
1.- mtt as stock is disposed 1'.\f ;
lost p11 Loty. who formerly emi-
din ted 11 store in Washington l-‘li't'f‘l.
Houtlt Norwalk. under the mm:~ oi"
the Textile. Store. gave up that. store .
some time ago to center his Ilfii‘Yllidli l
on the Wall street store. '
Mr. Levy intends to enttr the;
“11011551110 business in New York city I
but will contitme to make .\'ot'waiki
his home. '
M". LC '3' has been in business in '
Norwnlk or the past six years and i
has made many friends. i
Love at first sight, would be 111.]
right if you could keep front looking
at anybody also later on.
dalmhtor of the movie producers. in
the arms of a burly native.
Kind and Good Natured
"They are so kind and good 1111‘:
tured and were especially nice to;
Monica.” remarked \trs. Flaherty.
The former hearing mention of her 1
name left her plav in Ito corntr of
the. room and came 01 or to inspect:
the photographs in which she play-l
ed 11 major part. I
"In their ceremonial dances thrre l
is nothing of the ferocious or the'
barbarious." she went. on. "They!
are both beautiful and grareful.
especially the dance of the knives
“The people are happy, in thelri
work. in their play. \ 11y rl'ouldnt
they be? There are no worries. ml
poverty, and few troubles. It seems i
to me that. no fur an that elusixi
thing. contentment is concerned th- i
South Sea Islanders nearest approach ‘
one' idea. or paradise.
1 115111119. song. beautiful sur-
rounding; clam minds. healthy fl
lives. all these combine to result
in an individual who might well he!
pee
12-14 NORTH
d
~- .ionable :F are
Reductions on
N ow that. cold weather has ar-
rived to make fur coats neces-
sary for comfort, we are gain 11'
to make it doubly desirable to
putchase your fur coat here
i1" offering a select group at
vet; alt active prices.
SA is oci Your Fur Loat Now 1
From These Smartly
Styled Models i
Here your choice will be made from th e
newest; of the not? models and pelts. Some
of the styles shown are exclusive with us.
All the furs smartest this season you will
see. made up in models that are perfect
specimens of the tailor’s art.
Charge Accounts Opened
GOBY’S
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Nature's perfect. example 'of tine-v
breeding of human ‘beings like
flowers."
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Norwalk Chronicler