Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 27, 1925 · page 18

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 

 

 

BOSTON MAN

 

. rAGE EIGHTEEN

Ihtg him til. lilo liotcl Gotham here.
said thut her husband had been de-
pressed over ilnuucial reverses.

“lie was the head." she said. "01
thII largest cotton concern in Bos-
ton .and had heavy responsibilities
and was over-worried. But his lot-
ions from Bermuda had been reas-
suring. lie seemed to be well again."

l'asscngern said they had won
ilremer pacing the deck deeply wor-
ried. llo kt"|it to himself most of
the time. they said. The room stew-
ard saw him \V'I'Idnoudtty Hitting in
pajamas on the I‘dgo of his bcrth
and asked him it' he was ill.

Most passengers were seasick be-
cause (It the high sons. hut Bremer

Have Jumped Over-
Fltlti he needed no attention. ’l‘hat

board
lwas the last time he was seen.

LEAVES NOTE . MI. themet inherited large busi-

Incas interests ftom his father. but

since the war his financial Iondition

Wife Was“ Waiting to lmmpclled him to am.- I... suit:
his old family home at Manchester-

Have ThankSgiViqg in)'- tho- -Se.I. and' to rent his town
Dinner “Tith Him in home. The ll’Vt IHIII’I am said to have
iill‘iki‘n him down so that last. war

New York. the spent some time in a aIIIIiiIIIiIIIn

VANISHES FROM
.SiiiP AT SEA

Merchant, Member of
Old Firm, Believed to

 

 

 

Four Persons Drown;

 

NEW \Oixlx‘. Not. :7 (AP). ~51.
l’aIkor Biemer of lioaton, head of
the dry goods and Iotton Ilrm oi“ Car Goes 11110 River
Parker, Wilder IQ Gunman): and -—-—--—~
member (If an old Massachusetts .\'l£\\' YORK. Nov, 37 I.-\l").-A
family, was llliSS‘t‘d ycstcrd from boy. a young woman and their pa—

the lI‘urIIess-llermuda lillt‘l' 1 art \‘ic-
tot‘iu. as that vessel. IlI-laycd by heavy
seas. steamed toward .\'I‘\v York;
from Bermuda.

The room Sit‘\\ili'li I-IIIiy II Sii'l'tiily
morning found iIrI-IIIIIII's stateroom

rents. the latter incompletely iden-
tiilcd as Mr. and liirs. Belladonna.
at 4 Consogo street. White Plains. N.
l'.. were drowned last night when
they were trapper] in an automobile
that plunged over a low bulkhead at

deserted and II llilit‘ on lilt". table the. end of a Brooklyn stI-Ict into
whim read: the East, River.
"Please tiOtii'v I’IirltI-I'. \V'ildI‘II' IV: ' — -—---—

 

DRESSES 80F LEA'l‘fll ll
PARIS. All leather dr-ossts pro-
Iliise'to become very popular here.

217. i“()lll'ii1 ilV't'llliP.
.\'II. EIII Chauncey

Company No.
New York, and
street, l‘iuston.“

 

 

 

Mr. Brcmcrrs clothing was hung- 'l'iit‘i' are made in black. white or
log on a. chair. Apparently he had Iit‘hl)‘ Colored “others. and are
left his stateroom in pajamas. liigii'm‘cked and long-sleeved. Liz-

Mrs. Rl'trliit’Ii‘, who had I‘xpccted ard, crocodile and shark-skin in
to spend fl‘hanksglving Dav yesterday bright blue. or In]. are used for
with her husband.- and was await- trimming.

 

 

‘5"L'." ‘

 

I:VI2W ansdimDMi'flvcd The Radio SEE
FRE AST‘ERFTECE A"' to Buy!
iMES SQUARE'i‘i'ig’SUPPLY CO. I...

the Place to Buy It!

It The new and ink .3
proved in the 39 50 I
handsome s ol 1 d . .

Freshman Master-
pch-o mahogany. In It massive
I-abinet it deserves. The equal in“
appearance as well as performance
III any set on the market. regard-
in: of pr [II t‘

 

act only

II-l-L’.

.\ I (ltit‘l

$49; 500"“P “not”

In a Inas~iic cabinet of stinking
lines and pleasing appearance.
with sloping panel.
Selectltih

Distance —-
combined.

 

.‘lOtlt‘l .l-I‘uo

$00.00

— t‘laIIltI'
‘ 'i'he Sensation ot’
the Season
The new and im-
proved Freshman Masterpiece Be-

crlrlng with fnll-tlIroated loud I
. speaker at a price never before E
i
l
t

 

' *N-sr-zxza
M
m... ...._--__ .

 

I

i

T

I

I

i

E E

i ,

i .

I

l

I

i

l

i

i

I

i

E set only
attempted. Mode of the finest

low loss materials in II genuine
mahogany cabinet.

Model I'I-lI‘u'I
“‘ith Iiullt-in Loud Speaker

1,! 5 Days’ Free Trial! . i

ii Pay for it as you enjoy its use.

M Wide selection of "equipment at money-
saving prices.

ii Written guarantee.

TIMES SQUAR ‘Tx‘i’i'é’SUPPLY CO.

 

 

 

....

Phone 2796

' is a “mother of the Debt l‘IIIIdiII;.r (Iiiiltiii:~itil| and has had long (Ix.

 

1
I
i
I

 

64 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘I‘

“W“; w --_.- stone: OPEV Evm’rxcs ——-~—-~—-———--

 

 

int: EVENING summon—so. NORWAIK, CONN.

SLATED TO SUCCEED ANDREW MELLON

”hQOdOIe if. BuIiOI;

 

WASHINGTON, Nov. zit—Congressman Theodore litirton Int Ohio
next spring will succeed Andrew W. Mellon as secretary of the trcmun.

Mellon, according to unoifltial hut rIlinlIlo information. has in-
formed President Coolidge. that he desires- to l"t'iil(‘ after the new tax
bill is passed by Cnngi‘t‘m.

Burton is the president‘s ~I1I‘Itlon i‘IoI tiII- po.~t. .\I present. Burton

pcricnt'e in Mining iinaIIIIiIIl problems oi" the gowrnnu‘ut. llI‘ formerly

’ IIIalI-I. lliu tax. rI duction thI session's
iIi.Iili iII. iillt: . not IIniv tot its )“n
.~.IiII- but. to IlIImII out IItlIII talk

'ihrtt thI i""'illll'tl IVS II‘ill dispute

Ih. \;IliIlit\ t“. l‘ IIIIII liI an Iconomy

 

l

Ge man

TREATIES ARE

ADOPTED BY

 

Legislators

ill Formally Ratify _
Locarno Pact At Ses- ‘
sion Today

THE OPPOSITION

 

 

Gen. Ludeudorf Leads

Attack »— National-
ists Fight Entry Into
League

and I'IItidinit, the law :Ipprmtiii: iii"
security purl
ties initialed at. Lowrno and (ch'-
many'a into thI: iII'Ili;UIJ IIt Sultana.
The tretiiit-s will he ilii'lllliiiy rat-

tiled today with tho

StreI-aemann to procwd to London to
sign the pact and il‘t‘llVit-‘i.
course at the III \t month ('iIIIIIIIiIv
will make iormal IIIIpIiIntIIIIIs iUl
admitmion to the lI :iKllf'.

al Ludendot'l‘i'. 'l‘hI: liiii'llllii. of ill“

Nationalists

ing the cnuctuunt ot' a sIII-Iitl law

into the. league, the t..‘I~IItI'i.~t:=, liif'l“
man‘s pIople patty and i‘hmocrata
have adoptvd II IIIsolIItimI‘
the gowrnnunt Io (\I'II‘fisI‘. .Ill p05
of tho concesaions in
Grrmany's entry into til” ivagut».

Till} l‘t‘rlOllllitlll \\iii in SIIIIIII‘II'tIIl
i‘I)‘ the Social i)t‘ll‘iOL‘l‘lii:f

 

l\\l-'.\"ll(il\sl \l i-'. lil Ii

1,0\[Iti‘ , Nov. 1" SI III II LI.
nious scientists haw: drawn up :I
list of needed ll‘i\I'lliiIIllH. 'l‘hnm lIx
\‘Cnlions, IIIIIIIII IIi' iiII'III :IIIIIIIII,
should he “I‘ll r- I Find lIv iiii 'IIIIII
lie. The list illt‘illtif’n: (limbs iil‘li \' Ill
bend, IiIIsiIrinltIIiIltI IlaIIIIrIl. ii. nniw—
loss airplane, .'i'.i IIIIIIIy III :InI-Il mp“,
greatly simplti'hd t’iUliliili: “itit‘il 1:4
not strange in nppearancw, a III-w

Ital. a dandelion extractor. and :I
fire-gate giving“ the "lilII‘il l'it‘I" .r.
feet without wasting t‘II- major part
of tho furl.

 

 

was a senator.
Et'iillills; that tlII-y'll raise the tariff
Eitsuv; that ”w v thiIII. tIIIIy‘Io gained
Euill tight “to “til. -i Ills tor Ineic.
”:iiI It the SI n: ItIII ‘litiltiti gIOtip will
-..._._..._ Slit With.
That the t‘tlllliii')‘ Is rtl‘I'ii_\' pros-
’l‘hnt thI farmers. though better
I I
t? Make Tax, Red“? ini‘f tha‘I lilt‘y VV'V‘T‘I‘. arr not very well
tIon Sesswn s Main
That I‘ I- i i .‘1 1 II II 5 :IIIIIIqonisIIII )1
throughout the I-ouIItIy haw; alIoutE
“ \.Si{l\(‘.10.\‘. Nm. 3“" 0"" 'VIVT‘W Il Lo IlI' I. line in intI natty tum-Ee-
git-so “i“ open in a it‘\\ dais no“ , Immml
mesmmnAW“ “I“ ““1"”: “TL SUE lilllII h lklli ti’illlt“ IIt but am sure it
Elli-n the qu-illrpSl'lliilii\t‘5 III iitIInIi EM“ \Ihiiv‘ Eh, “I” W” “rum in

i

in hit oi uiIIIIIIIl- ill lt'WIllV months and

ti triiic shy ut‘ its previous

ReDUblicans NVE“ Tryizn‘lt‘tlli'i ill moth—not. cvrryuhere.

Esatlstlrd yct. .

Busmess

Inwhed thIiI malt and may be I;-
'i‘his is the 69th SI "1101‘ 3““ Tm III. “(is II-Iognize their
.0115 private. corporate all] (Iiill‘l in- EIII'VI‘r “iii.

 

il‘lt'Sih. \Viiil IlNIH to ht ..IouIIIL, 'i‘l' , ,
; ,, Iat 1il'..l . rill III II innit-Iii usI
liotcl ioiii'IiflH Im: mung lili. lhc‘ “ ‘ ‘ W E

Ezow mer uVlZliiUll.

many a iong-rlosr-d-up I

some one of Elli"
among the ua.tionil
his \V :Ishing, tun

shutters of
mansion. \V'ill'l't‘.
more alTiitvtli

legislators IIIIIitcu

 

III‘. \ llI li.\N(l li~ Illa \‘il L.
l‘lIl\'i\G No\. 21-11 is Iecolded
[that \\iliil‘ ltIIIIII iiilillPti Nero play-

» i‘ ‘. . ' .- till I
ilti‘lllt. IIr- Iomiiu ti’t‘l“ II it . :I .I .O‘ed m‘ mm“ It hIs been lflt‘Ctllded
iI"lllg ad\ ant-ed. ”II I .IIIital IsI ‘ E
.. Huh I' from Its IiinI- -Inonths' IN“ ”I" it “Ni“ V 1"”I L “VI'IKSOIS' Im-
:31: .0 1;. V 191‘ ”1“ “‘Iiizili Oi r‘\it‘iiIIIi and in- E
| ‘ ( ' _ . ‘trrtnil ditiiIIIlliIs the 'iibrmn on'i
I ThI :Ill'lVlil" Inui'uakms lIIIIIgE in.) “1.; n! “1 pm“ 'lhi< EE‘I'II‘ the

It. “s “'0!” all paits oi the rennin: ”I ”H. w. 1.: hI-id M the 30110“. I.
it tonilicis I-IIIIIIIIIhat. urconling tuE
the section {mm pinch the law-
IInakIIi “ho laings it comes. as “Ill

lilti-
:IsI-II- rm IIIllI as of tin continued re.-
pIIrIs IIt‘ hrislt fighting in the coun-

ROUP

SpumodicCroup is frequently.
rcliovodbyono cappiication of—

MMIQCEJB...” KR»?

Westinghouse

Electric Heaters

Take Away the Chill on These
0001 Days

The Norwaik’s

Electric

20 NORTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 2978. SO. NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

ir_\'.
.us with his ptisonil and political
sympathies and prejudices. 'lhI:
\ailous patties, groups and blurs,
have their plann for 'the \Viilit'l‘“ .
l‘Iretiy wr-ll lIIiII. From all this New Haven Endgepon w0lel‘bury

hodge-podgo ilI‘l'C are some of the
impressions I get.

That the Republicans will try to

 

FOR ONE WEEK

Think it Over

(Formerly 50% extra).

 

g 1 Store at 49 West avenue.

 

 

Norwalk Puncture
Proof Tubes .

l' AT NO ADDITIONAL cosr

This offer to celebrate the Opening of Our New

DAN’S TIRE SHOP
300m NORWALK

ONLY

Ulste‘rs, Ulsterettes,
Models, Chesterfieids,

in two big groups.

No Punctures

'or expense was spared

 

 

—- --M

Corner Main & Wall Sts., Bridgeport

 

 

OVERCOATS

in the season’s smartest styles—durable
likeable fabrics—hand tailoring—featured

$30 to $40
Blue Suits

There wasn’t any compromise in the making
of these suits. Neither time nor talent, effort

garments at these prices.

$35 and $40

 
 

Great Coats, Guard
etc—Here they are—

to produce the finest

mum. .

 

Specialists in High
Brod. Won-inn Annual

THE REiCilSTAG; 9

BERLIN. NUV. 37. t.\l‘.II---|‘IV‘ an
overwhelming lillijfiri‘ly‘ illt' lil‘it'il-
aim; ,vestI‘IrIlI‘iy :ltif‘ipit‘ti. IIII thv Sl'i‘~.

and arbitration it‘l II-‘

third I'Iuidingp .
of the measure. thus I-IIIII'Ilinr; tleaII. .
I‘ellor Luther and Foreign Si't‘l'i‘iui’y I

I f
in iil"I

Extreme Nationalists, MI by (lulu-In,

to tormtnil tiri’IIIaIIy'sE
adhesion to the iIuguc of IlI mand-I

authorizing such Dl‘OCI’Hillit r; ’1 II I.
tented by a. heavy vote. .
With regard to GI-I‘IIIaIII‘I. IntI-y

it) ill ['4' i

bible cnI-Igy to obtain itlllpiiilt‘liiit)ll‘

IIILIIsIIIrdtInII ‘ '
a.

.E
j
a
I
0
a
t
I
i
t

with the spirit of !.0I>:'IIIno prior to;

game of skill. an improved for big»

.—
-0‘ ma fib'cvva.o 'o 5 .49 r!

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A)”
..I.

TmS’l‘RI-‘IWI 0 HYA‘T’I‘

N orwalk’s

FRIDAY. NOVTCM BER

Leading Dry (noods .Stotc
Norwaiit,

BATHROBES

Wall Street Conn.

 

 

Ladies" Corduroy Ladies" Kcnwood
Robes Misses and Children's Robes
sIII. IliIIIIII. Robes E . , .
(t'iII”":III IIIIIIIIIiIIIIJIIIIiI'illl. ,‘.\H mm ”LN“! imml
til‘I iIiIi I'IIIIii .‘llIIi I IIi iI ”NV “1 “Ml "H ”Hm im'm'l VIM" ["h'.‘ MHPI Him“)

\ViIEI IIIII3I.II-IIIII: I‘Uii‘l‘n .\'~-

$6. 00 $6.53
$8. 25 ' $8. 75

Ladies' Bath Robes
“our on l'i'li iI.
.‘Iwn'ivtl EiI‘iliI'l'll‘.

$6.00 ' $7.50
$8.25 ' $9.00

$18.00

Men s Bath Robes

ilt'iil’iiil I'iIIiiI.
I'|\\lil‘it'ti IIIIIIIIIIIIW.

$7.98 ' $9.00
$10.50

.‘«tl["l'll I) II.

$1.59 $4. 00

.1 Full Line at
Christmas t‘artis

5c t0 25c each

iii‘.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I025.

 

 

 

 

 

rhiiczi‘ilf; ‘1':‘.’.‘.’.‘““;:.‘0,::I ',‘,‘,'] WE". in fall footu eat. VV .‘III- showing several new iiiti
cu’ ' ‘-' ‘i ‘ ‘I “' -. .
man Nationalism. (TomIIIutIisIs :IIIIlI inS in biiCkiC iiiid gt)“: liiilllllS ill: ltit.‘ (If tilt : t: lfl'i

tert ais.
Gun Metal hose is most attractive when \V'Ui‘ll \Irith
suede. satm or velvet shut-Is.

$24.95

 

 

GUARANTEED . ’ ~. ) .
Times Square Auto Tripkfie HF “ «3.00 It lair
Supply ’ ;
04 N. Main St.. So. Norwalk conneally €99 BI acken
()I'TZN l.\'IIL\lNGS South NOTVVaik, con“.

 

 

Velvet Suede and Satin are the i"‘titiiilt.§ materials

 

 

 

ORANGE LABEL

Karo 2cans25c

Imitation Maple Flavor-

 

 

FAT NORWAY.

SALTI
MACKEREL

2m250
HONEYDEW BRAND PURE

PLUM PRESERVES “ fie

PRESENT PRICE HOLDS ONLY FOR LIMITED PERIOD—Worth 35¢ per jar

F A B 3 pigs 25c

For Washing Fine Fabrics m0.

STANDARD PACK

Red Ripe
TOMATOES

Large No. 3 Cans

< c

 

25c

 

 

 

 

 

«<v.-‘Iu:-IC~- —

 

Our Celebrated Fresh
Made

Butter
59ch

EGGS 47¢

.BurnhamhMorrill‘n 18C

. Our Mogroco Blend

Coffee

The Coffee of Quality

43cM

CHEESE 39c

Bee Brand PURE 35 C

I}: :5.on

“.c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOOD LUCK

 

 

 

 

 

 

BROWN BREADman VANILLA, large bot.

Gorton'l my to try 15 P I E Dromedary Fresh Keeping 1 6
connsu emu-n c ooooamrr, pkg. c
Balaton’ s WHOLE 23 CRUST Fancy Tender Stringiess 29
wnnrcnmpkg c Brutus, can 0
Genuine Imported 10 C 1 5c pkg Red Bow Brand 1 5 C
SAFETY MATCHES, pkg Simply Add Waiter LENTILS, 1 lb pkg

 

1000 Sheets
To the Boll

FANCY TOILET PAPER '4 Ior'zsc

V. r: fffffffffff"/‘ffrrfffl'f"/'f/" rue-fr“

 

I:
-

V:

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan