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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 25, 1925 · page 8

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SERloUS HARM w.

Rey. Gray to Preach
Last Sermon This
Evening at Metho-

v dist Church

1 union service will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Rowayton avenue this evening. This
will be the lost service Mr. Charles
8. Gray. pastor of the Methodist
church. will preach. as he will suit):
a .few days vacation before entering
his new charge. the East Avenue
flemodist church. Mr. Walter b.
Cowart. at present a student,” Yule
college. will preach in the Rowe’-
tou M. E. church on Sunday. it is
expected that Mr. Cowart will act
as pastor until spring. when a new
poster wii the appointed.

'Mr. Gray will make an address
this evening and there will be sev-
eral 'specinl musical numbers.

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Mrs. William R. Thompson. has
closed her home on Roweyton sve-
nue and will spend the rest of the
winter at her sister's home in New
Hartford N. Y.

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' THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. court.

iROOELE OVER .
CELEBRATION 5
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' Police to Arrest?
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How black eyes. t'rnelted lientls, lllll]:
uniforms and sonnet
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that mm left last night to remind
, the tilllvl‘l'fiiiy town of I'lruiision or?
‘ .lmw its dignity wnu ruffled Monthly"
i might. \ill--ii 34100 Northwestern iiiil-.
i'ei'siiy students nllowed their I'hll-l
in ruiit Spirit?) to spill over in et-ir-l
lJI'iiilOl'l of the l’lirple footliiill it-ziiii'nj
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burning of on iinm'eupimi fruit'rnity
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of Captain and‘ Mrs. George Moore ' '
of Crockett, street. had ll narrow fered a. severe bru15°.on ma fore. From Italy to guests down the ‘3'i‘nl‘S were. limitllzi lalll to thv- iiiii\:-,'.;.;i:.'it'rl tliilldllfi‘w “mm" the stat.-
escape from serious injury, yester- heed. He was iortunete not. to De ’_ licrnhiurtii, Aziu lwluin. lllllly‘li‘nv noun thy birth?!>l.\,‘lll:"l.inlll.. iii .i‘ .-_.
day afternoon. when returning home more seriously injured. ' " a 7% inabililllf‘lrlnég'zlri 'l‘l'i'lllilhi‘l?'rti'l'l't'Tv":"' ‘ he lli'i0"‘(lll 1"".h'r'"i"'...'.".: l '.",' .,'.'1.'.'.'.'.‘. WWW”.-. «m. ..._ _- ..
”0m “Mot He stepped in the ' ‘ ‘ fl ‘ ' g' ' ‘ . "‘t " ' ‘ .' ., 3"" 1'..'.' .
PM“ Of a lame tourim.r ear and was Miss El5le Maillard of ilownyton l , Kim." '3 “3mm M “,“W ,‘3' “will: '1'“ '1'.“ in" I" ”" "" lml ll‘..'t‘\' hm») umuiei‘ml \‘.l.\' there N so (vi-mt :i «in.
knocked down by its tender. Master avenue is entertaining her couslh. ; ”rm; _“ .x,”‘1”m‘m'"Mu?”"1'2"”'f"""‘..'. ~",_." .1 .. I. ..., ... ...- m .. t-t'wiuiiit'y in the Mt. of L. ”...! ...',,,<I.. 4.. .. 1",. in. . ,'
Donald was bndly shaken and sub Miss Helen Mailtard. or Great i mm. W“ "M .m‘” ""' “"m' r“ .",r‘?..,‘."."".”,‘,“.‘.....',., ......I ‘.. ,..-. I 'lf, ... .... h .,‘ ' ” “ '\ ”W“ "” ""“
Harrington. Conn, for the Thanks- . linnanian Parker. ”mm” ‘" L""‘: ['f" '.'"' I" .' , ', ' C.'.' ‘ '2. '1" ' . _ .
“ . l cord and Lexington {Illil lilill‘ strivilwn it“ ‘10""1‘ ‘- "‘ l‘“-"' ""1 lhu I".\fii<‘l7ll.'il tiiiiiu' Il-i' it.” i.. l'l‘mv 1» .1 . i . . .
giving helideYs.‘ ‘ 7 ' H] m ”m Revolution. Um.“ ill-'1‘: "l“. ......1 “minis :llll int] 110' ;.;.. i"' .1 .. fl \ . l l1“ t‘ . . .' ,. "-k \\ hit-lull ll (‘iili
. . was much (all: in llnrton wht ll ii'i-mtiwi to lot i:t‘;.i'.i;: union-405' "" "' .H"n"f’1"""“"""" “'l' I"; l“"°- Hi" rlllfllliy "i. 1113"
M" and “’8' Elbert Marsh 0' ...... was reported that the Parker houm immune to Limit illi' win luminu. ”HMS W‘ It“ <. The ltlll'l rtf' ('t:'l‘;u'l'llftll<lll imtlimlx‘ he em.-
Highland avenue will entertain a. ' - paid it: t'hef Simirnnl if. one :L \viit 5'1“” ”it “W“M“ ‘l‘i'iim‘d ”‘1‘? NW». 'i'l't-"r' math-i". h'i'fit- u (let-Mod 1.... t....' ll" 1.» ..
number of relative:I and friends Its» SIX Turkeys Sent to But "1,. cm} “.“H'.\.o'r,'h'n “M hid”... .1130”... 1.1.1 1,... [U .1... I )1. {My hum.- ' ' ‘ “”'~~ "’1 l" ““13““
morrow, amona 6m: A 1‘5. 8 l » 3 ... H ‘.' .l .‘ 'limiiun \inlll'l i't:-'i.ll izi Ili- Illjt' ‘ ,. ' ‘ .
Sharer. Dr. and Mr!- Henry “we": Pres' and Mrs‘ (00!. ifllanlsult‘s'v‘rnnhurn": Gill't'i'Ctmnh'm.'.i' ‘zuuim; i'oiiiiiii-nimt l- two; to 1!l‘:lli U” H“ me no httllhlllllil‘é‘. tor e‘oml iiuitei'iiil, smiiirl con»
Mr. and Mrs. iluy Werme and son. ldgG—Father Not to Word. Mm "wmnhd ”1,. ”H“... i“ likl'illll tor the t'l't‘i"l'll| on tlw ~il‘lit‘ilull [ll'tli‘il('t'f\‘ nut] honest \i'lii‘ltuiziiisliip. What looks
hire. Charles Copley. Mrs. ‘Annle . I-{ousn noiiin u... «...-it y...” n! in...“'“\"‘l‘=‘il-‘"~“ “““' >f"'“‘“” U“ ”W like .‘i from! l‘.‘:l‘;:.'llll in ii (.‘tlllll‘(lt‘l'f'l".\‘ low bid is likclv m
lli‘g't’hcfi'e'li Iit'iti'd :21 MI." l'idwnrd Be at I)l“ner hotel. A' one “m“ lh'l 'nl's “""""."'i'"'."".' "Ch" C'C'C '2' HM" "'h hm.” .ltl'i't‘lnli lltlil .‘l luuii' lil\‘t‘\ill]t‘lil in the light of excessive re-
> - .._—.._. yhtpped to many Oilli r ('lilt‘.‘ tlrtil)’ _‘ 'h' H h ”“1”“ " ”'A'" M S ' l" .‘. {0”} 1' . .1 i'”. l . . . . .1 '
,haunozs ' ‘ . \‘i'ASlllNGTi‘lN. Nov. 2:. tAl’).—- Much or the t'm-muu-n used in tliv it“"“"‘”“ “1"“""-"="‘ ” " ””1“ “"7 ”M" ""' “' ” " m“ “””‘.""*“ "’m“.‘”““““- 50"” "0”
“SMOMMHD A ""59 beautifully "'“rkm' gray . , ‘ ke's “"de old hotel will hn “mu-.1 um“ ”... lwhdlrn L'I‘mwl “l 3,“... r-IIII'H'S- inn-turn \\'(i|lltl l‘tlilll‘l‘ iiot' lllllltl your house than llllllil it
ill??7¢'"'°l>9!“ '. tund buck "3" cat has etruyrd m' “"h My” " (oven "r 3 new building in remit: uh-‘ii it \i it . ' ‘ ‘ _ . let it prints they lillf‘lii' ...m mmwn] “uniting: tho ('tii‘iyui'x.”
«, g . ‘to the house of Mrs. George hay ”i at the “Min House and more likely mm. mm ".0 Wm“ WM"... ... H mi Li. um \ l l.i.!.‘s \( iitmi. . 3 . .3
CHURCHEHCHOOLS-CAHPI I crock‘?" ”we" Mm- Kfly “’m he loyhow any moment. President Conl- Malone,” (lsartcituovig. ' ' ‘~ n ‘ .- “L in viii-vi ‘r: TREE daich 8; Ban“ ‘ C0
sentinel Isllltlll in Ivory rerseee very glad to return the cat to its ltlue H Eur“ of n lmuntiful dinner to~ .-_.-.__,.-_,_-. . ,. w ... ,. . g 3.... H 5 i..\ ;. Ly ,
Ugl‘fl"m3"f‘°‘o¥r§“m owner" e e e morroxv: in fur-t. he has rFHt'hed ”M 'i'here nre ompie who ilt‘\. .- ONO ] ”1‘“ E 3“,}: v“ ; I , \ I. l ‘ Li‘sr IIN lll'i.!ll' “i" ill'lil.“ \‘uiiit iimiit.
. uelusion tliiit a President “(ted _ , , . . 0 .b " ‘" ' -" “‘ ‘ ' “" - "' i‘tmiex. o it'i-ti'tu-L. L'uriii' “u I l‘mzu't ~——(.‘i-t,\n-Iii|u Ntnlnml .‘nhlng‘lcfi
fifll‘gfgg‘ngsgfgé It has been reported that the books iii-yer worry about u “,0" stocked nn oiihmtunm to Ohio) in nu. u... . l . . “M ... I i ., ,, ,. ’ m.‘ .....m H... (”mm for ”In“ ('omptmy‘n (2mm: “notiworh !
.._-..___._ “4-,... (or the newly torment Book Club larder for Thanksgiving or Christ- able. ‘ .iuvmui- Pm... ..r ll li- turn
have been received and they will be mas—«the generosity of the Amprtcnn __~_~ . _r_“
distributed as quickly as possible. public more than mm”! mm of ”1,.
. . . needs of the Executive household.
M” and Mrs. 6‘3"“ Moseley of Although disappointed that his
gowaéux; “valued”? 5:1? 02anrr" ‘ .. father. who has been ill tit Plymouth.
‘3") °°"° 3" nm (’5 ° or . ~ . . V iot he. it, Thanks i\'in uest
Brooklyn. where they Wm spend (IIORMO (ALLA 'tlt'tlll\"\'\"hile lloiiso. the greshslegnt is
Thanksgiving with. M“ and Mrs. Ed' Aiiierit'nn ill\‘Mll)fl seem to be all encouraged over reports of his {nth-
ward Moore. . the go with Europe’s sport slurs nr'fl condition. Word received here
these days. Every week brings “0- is that the momentary epum suitor—
M'S“ Eleanor Davenport returned other from across the pond bent. on or] by his {other is due to blood vea-
[to her home today from New Ha- “1“an ”ll-WIS 0"" “0““ “‘9' into eels ol‘ the brain l‘ililli‘l‘ than to heart
iv“ to spend the week-end with 1‘" est '10 come. over is Giorgio 'Cnlm. trmllile.
tparents. Mr. and Mrs. Deodnto Du- (-hnmpion mmrywflgm “11.5"" of With their son John M Amherst
imm‘m- °‘ R0?”§°n.“'°"“°- the old country- “0 ”con"! 1‘“de College the Presltlentnnd Mrs.Coil-
iron! his milk“ “I“! "“d ““1““ '0 lilge will huve. no relatives n'lihihem
Tonight the Deft Finger Club of meet "10 topnoteht‘l‘s of “)0 mat on Thnnksgiying. Ml". and Mrs.
the Baptist Church will hold its game during his \‘tslt. Frank Slenrns. intimate. friends. Lire
“inl'limgltilh'y 21°93?" Md ”(3° 11mg” White lleuao guests. however. and
0 a “93‘ “c 0 an er “1 e reliably will remain over the hell-
3...... °" PM Urges Test for Auto 3... h... ”......“ ...... .. ......
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. Miss Carol Mills of Highland ..ch Drivers in Accidents 32;:‘3‘fngfgl‘1‘fi‘r‘ch‘;n‘mrzl‘éifiwfli‘"
inue was soloist at a service held in xgw YORK, Nor. 25.-—-Tho hn- limom some time ‘0 work on mg mp
the M60106!“ Chapel In Stamford man factor in automobile accidents mm "H.“ngo to Congress.
Monday evening. was digcumcd Monday by Dr. W. _.
' . . V. lhnghnm, director of the Person-
Mlj. and Mrs. John Tiebout and ill Resenrrii liureuu. of 40 W03!
family of Larchmont. N. l'.. will be F‘oruoth Street. At a meeting oi the '
the auelta of Mrs- Tiebout's tweets- New York branch or the American
Doesn’t hurt one hit! lire}: it little M" “d 1‘1"» Franklin 13- Lynch, 0‘ I‘syeheloglflll A-‘fim‘iflilon 1“ Scher-
"Freezone" on an itching corn. in- Westslde avenue, 0"" the 1‘01”le merhorn Hall. at (‘olumbiu Univer—
stantiy that corn stops hurting. then ' ‘ ' sity. . -
shortly you lift it right of! with M"- Harold Wilson o: "W" 30““ Dr. Binghnm snid that the hii- '
lingers. uyton avenue and Mrs. 113“" G!" then factor was present in 91 per '
Your dr'uggist sells a tiny bottle man of Plshland ““3”” were "“li' cent of automobile 'ncridente. and .,
at "Freezene" for n few cents. euf- "3 in New 3.0:“ 3““7‘583" that. the three principal classlfien-
ti’cient to remove every hard corn, ‘ tions of the causes oi motor mls- ,
soft corn, or corn between the toes. A BM"! ““9““3 “”15 held in "19 hapa were recklessness. carelessness BOSTON, Nov. 25. (AP.)—'l‘hc
and the loot callust-s. without sore- Methodist Church Chapel “Md” and incompetent-y. He suggested an historic Parker house, hlrthplsce 0f
nose or irritation. evening, Plans {or buylns Christmas agency for New York. similar to the famous "Parker House Roll."
, candy and rifts were made and sug~ those no“. operating m Boston. be. and since 1854 one of Boston's
gestions tor the Christmas cntertuin- “.0“ and Chicago, in examine sec~ most, celebrated hoatelries, served
room were discussed. and and third “fond...” and give its last breakfast today. When the
. last guest dc nrted. reliminnry
Ml” Mulnh and MI“ Betty 8c0- 'hem menu” and Other tests steps were ta‘kexri for thopdeinolition
VESTA field 0! Highland avenue ere expect- TESTIFIES Fog BROTHER 9: the building to make way for e
‘ Cd 10 return 10 their home for the Ml” Nicolusa Gonzalez. Cum-0 modern structure of 700 rooms,
OIL BURNERS Thanksgiving vacation. The Misses Tex”, writes: “My brother. ten The name 01 Charles Dickens is
. Beoileld are enrolled as students in years 01¢ suffered from constipg. prominent in the list or celebrated
the Arnold School at Physical Cul~ “0'“ since he was eight, but is {59]. persons who at one time or another
ture in New H'svegi. . ing “m, since taking FOLEY Ca. made the Parker House their home.
- , , THARTIC TABLETS and has im- Dickens spent a winter there and
Poney Refrlg‘eratlng TM 6"“ Will a“? °f 3“"th proved wonderfully." FOLEY CA- recently the Dickens Fellowship in
& S ‘ 'C met 3"- th‘ home 1 Mrs. George THRATIC TABLETS are pleasant Boston paid farewell to the rooms QBMIL'L 3mm
llpp y 0. K17 on Crockett "10“ yesterday ar- and easy to take, mild in action and which he occupied and which have ' '
“WWW i° make clothes ‘0’ "18 promptly .roliove constipation. They been kept since as a literary shrine.
Monroe St. 80. Norwallt dolls to be siven to the children or act on the. liver as well, having n A dinner to President Grant and
the Rowayton Sunday school!- Con- tonic effect. Try them today. Re- several members or his cabinet in
A sidorable work W“ finished by the {use substitutes. Stilleon-Powell 1857 was another. entry in the
‘ ' ten ladies 9’0"!“- Delicious '0' Corn—Adv. hotel's history. Among the famous
N . Old b.1e s. treshmentis were served by the hos-
tess to the {allowing ladies: Mrs.
3" ‘m" ' ‘3 ......n a... n... ...... m... TURNED BANDIT - FOR A ' THRILL
' ' - ' Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark. Mrs. Earl ,
More Beautiful Steve s. Mrs. Edgar Lynch. Mrs. ' . , ' ' . ..
Better Performance In nine. Mrs. Sidney Bell. Mrs. $3. . w
' Lower P - Themes Sento and Mrs. Edgar L.
”CG Raymond. - . .
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01113131118! The Rewayton post omce will '
‘ close after 11 o'clock Thanksgiving 9 ’ ‘
AARON Kai-[N morning but will re-open in 'the at- '
iernoon from 5 until 5:30 o‘clock
9 R. 3. AW. 80. Harwell: for the delivery or mail only. The
Phone see Rowsyton Library will also be
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: Shoes Youll Be Thankful For
When gathered together on Thanksgiving Day
. let our shoes show your good taste and keen

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OPPORTUNITY . '6 6

You can’t look out of your window and see all the
houses that are being altered for sale or rent in‘ dif-

lerent parts of the city.

.You can‘t see the furniture or the res stoves or
the typewriters that are on the market at bargain

But you can see all’theseuend hundreds more—
when you look through the 5-30 Clusified Ads!

Every little ed in these columns is e telescope

turned on some interesting object or proposition.
Through each one you get a quick, comprehensive

 

prices. You can’t see the employers who are trying
I: and competent workers to fill interesting positions.

A... -cECLASSlFlED A D s

"View of a particular opportunity. Every day—look .3

Charles now. {enter University at Minnesota M on.“ . through the

mm. Sehewenttolnsnnseleumetnouynelenaundthe‘twom.
“mutational“. Alter, Mgmmldertngholdupethem
mapturedbypoliee. Delmchmcrtedhedidnotneedtbemoney.
hatmelywsieedexciteml. .

MILTON . ELWOOD

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