THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1,925. l
it Don‘t Do You Any Good to Cuss If It Rains
lint it your root li‘ulis it's your own fault.
We have good ltoor (flouting-nits black and dirty and sticky.
Hint-k houuuse it's made of Asphalt. Dirty because it can't help
it. Sticky because we want it that way. and it's this sticky quality
that makes it valuable. ~lt'wiil stick like a. burr and shed water
like a bird. If your root iooks‘too good to leak and yet insists on
leaking. try some of this Root Coating around the Flues. in the
it will stop all the leaks you ever heard
Ready to use and not expensive.
\‘ullt-ys and hard places.
of and some that you never did see.
THE NATCN &‘ BAILEY COMPANY
MARSHALL STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Sheen-ark — (ft-lotus — Cornell Wall Boards. Oreo-Dim Stained
3 Shingles. Mcxulrs Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
Notice To Advertisers
Closing Time 3‘ P. M.
Advertising copy should be in The Sentinel
office not later then 3 P. M. the day before pub
lication. This request is necessary because of
the demand for advertising space during the
holiday season. The Sentinel will appreciate
this cooperation from its advertisers.
SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO.
EAST which:
ATTENDANCE AT
ROGER LUDLOW l
96.12 lat CENT
Records Given. for Each
Class —— Stereopticon
to Be Used Tomor-
row Afternoon
The average attendance tor the
inlonth 0! November, at. the ltogcr
'Ludlow Junior High school was
00.12 per cent. 'l‘no room averages
in their highest order are as follows:
Room 4, 08.13 per cent; Room 5.
00.83 per cent; itoom 7. 96.40 per
cent: Room 2. 90.77 per cent: Room
3, 95.40 per cent! Room 1. 95.24 per
cent: lloom ti. 95.00 per cent.
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The new stcroopiican which was
recently purchased by the General
Organization of the Roger Ludlow
scrool will be used for the first time
Friday afternoon. after school hours
when the students otvthe school will
be given the opportunity to see 50
slides on.~ "The Tour of the Work."
Two students of the sclidoi will give
talks with the pictures. Willis Ovn-r-
ton. president of the Organization
and Jeanette Oliver. A small charge
will be asked of the in its to cover!
l p [hold their regular meeting this eve-
the cost of the machine.
G if I
Workmon were busy yesterday
clearing the West side of East nvc-
nue ot‘ the debris which covered the
recent coat or content. it is expect-
ed that the entire road will he op-
ened to the public within the next
I few days.
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Archibald Bennett. of Molrose
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avenue. is planning to make a trip
to li‘lorida in the near future.
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Her. Charla-s 8. Gray. the new bus-
tor of the East avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. moved into the
parsonage yesterday afternoon.
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The mitt-week prayer and praise
service will he held this evening at
the East avenue M. 1‘}. church. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. David Prentice. of
\t‘innipauk are planning to move in-
to the home or Mrs. Prenticc's
lather. Mr. Frank Hall. of 28 now-
an street, in the near future.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds. or
12 Osborne avenue. expect to move
into the home of Mrs. Reynolds'
mother, Mrs. A. Greenwood. within
the next few days.
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Stanley Wicn. ot’ Fourth street. has
installed a radio at his own construe-
tlon in his home. It is understood
that he and Mrs. \Vicn entertain
numerous friends at their home
nearly every evening with concerts.
o o o .
The regular monthly business mis-
sionary and social meeting of the
Women's Guild of the Christ Episcov
pal church. was held this afternoon
at the rectory.
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The monthly business meeting of
the Friendship Illbie class of the
East avenue M. is. church will be
held in the church tomorrow eve-
nlng. All members are requested to
be present in order to settle all
plans for the concert to be held on
Tuesday evening.
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Troop 7. Norwalk lioy Scouts. will
hing at Community Hall.
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The East. Norwaik Fire depart-
ment will hold their weekly ilro
alarm test tomorrow noon.
Earl Platt. of Hayes avenue. has
accepted a position at tho 1-) .H.
Hotchitiss company.
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John \chp0. of the chipe Farm
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E are taking this opportunity
for your Christmas Gifts.
complete. .
gifts. '
An ideal gift
for him would'
be! a' new set
of Golf Clubs.
We hove
them. , Also
Golf Bags and
Golf Balls.
Just the thing
to make him
glad ‘
Xmas morn.
Sets right on your dining table -- ‘
bakes, broils, frics«or toasts.
‘ ELECTRIC FLAT lRON
And woman would be more than pleas-
cd to receive such a gift.
WI.
ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
‘ Give him a
Bradley Knit'
Sweater.
What boy
wouldn’t ap-
No need to leave the table for that
chond cup of coffee. preciate such
a gift?
mom».
ELECTRIC WAFFLE lRON
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No fuss or bother to make waffles
when yen use one of these.
in his car.
Now is the time to make
'DOES HE PLAY GOLF?
MWWS
Every motorist should have a flashlight
Christmas Time
ift Time
‘make just a few suggestions to you
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*selection while stocks are fresh and
You will findthousands of beautiful and useful gifts here. We have spent
a great deal of effort in making this store the ideal place to purchase your
TOYLAND FOR
We have never before had ,
such an array of just the» toys |
the kiddies will enjoy from
the minute they receive them.
We can’t begin to picture them
all here—but— just come in
and see them.
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DON’T
member of the forum. .
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.To visit our new and enlarged Gift Department on the second flOOr.
There you will find the most exquisite array of gifts you have ever seen-
There you wiiltlnd gifts for Mother—Dad—Sister or Brother in fact
any
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300111 NORWALK,
Tan EVENING SEN’l‘INEb—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Dairy. motored to Bridgeport inst student of Mrs. Nowitirlt and Kclita.
night. ‘
" ' " lOr the Trinity Episcopal church
Several foot of pavement on thelchoir. which is rated as one or the
eastern approach of the Washington hunt. in tho city. .'
street bridge have buckled up live '
or six inches due to the recent rains. ‘ u i
This presents a menace to anionlo- I New Landau t9 ArreSt ;
bile traffic because it any driver. I
coming along the road at fairly inst ‘ Tax Delinquents 3
clip. should happen to strllu': tho.
buckled part he would he iiahlo mi NEW CANAAN, Dec. fir—Since
lose control or the whcei and crash , the personal tax bills were mailed
into the curb or another auto. l out to a list of 2.000 citizens on the
i liiili ot' Novellibcr more than 500 of
The regular tht'kly tlruypr and l ”Will have paid. 8. H. Ill-inckerhotf,
praise service of the Advent (,‘liris- ; collector, stated this Week that on‘
tlan church “.1“ he held this even. 1 the first of January all unpaid bills:
tug at 7:45 o'clock. in the church ‘ will he placed iii the hands of the
itev. Fred 1.. Piper. pastor or timisrnnd Juror for collection War-
church will give a short talk on. rants will he made for the arrest,
"Paul‘s Socona Miggionory .Iour- I of till (it‘lillqut‘lits 011 Hill (mil). Tile;
ncy." .i7llltt‘. otllcials have decided the tax
insist be paid by all citizens rather
The ladies of the Mission Society“ ”“1" a “‘W- Th" “W collector's
of the Advent Christian church hold ‘ ”Wk” will “090 January t‘irst. Th0“
O 0' 0
their resular meeting in the church ““S'Nl'llb’ ‘0 WW ”‘0 i“ “"11 MW"
looui thin afternOOlL ;an additional court fine to pay.
0 o a inhicli will total 815 or bettr‘i'.
The new addition to the Advent "“"
church ahs entirely painted ihlsl
week on the inside. i
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LOMLS WATCH .
.‘dlss llcatr’ro Knapp of 35 t_'..lll-
(r‘nv. street TLPOrlL‘ll to the police
Many local residents are ucqtii’tin- i that the lost :t wrist. watch with the
ted with the work of those who will." initials. “ll. .. IL" on it in Nor-
tako part in the concert given by‘ “‘“Hi .‘N‘ltl‘ilnlfi
the Fellowship Bible class or tlwl
Wife and Husband ’
East avenue M. E. church on Tues-
day evening. The quartctto on the
program includes. Mrs. l-Iva Wilk—
lWilkinson. at present is it. member“
inlson. soprano; Mrs. Mildred Love-
loy Wien. contralto; liaymond
Shearwood. tenor and Rollin. With-
inson. baritone: Carleton L'llomme.
dieii. accompanist and Bradley Nick-
Both Ill With Gas,
"l“or years i had gas OH 1110‘
stomach. The first dose of Adleriku
helped. i now slut-p tvt-ll and all gas
crson violinist. The cntidc ,qnart- ‘3 30”“ ll “180 hi‘llti‘tl “W “‘15-:
ctte sang at the South Norwalk M. WWW" i-‘lfl'ni'dl 3”“- “- Brinkley;
E. church until this spring. and had ONE Spoonful .\dlcl'ilta rcmovesi
been there a year or so. Mrs. Wilk-
inson is a pupil of Mrs. Lillian Sher.
wood Ncwitirk and is known as one
at the most talented soprauos in the waste matter you now-r thought was
city. Mrs, “71“) is at present :1 pp. ili your SyHDlll. "this excellent in-
pil of Mrs. E. .1. Sims and has sung l tcstinul uvacnant is wonderful iorl
0 na number of title programs ro- crlllstlpaiion. Harold A. Mead. it No!
ccntiy. ltny Shearwood is also a i Main St., So. Nnt'ivnllt.-—.ttlv. (
GAS and often brings astOnIs-hing;
rclicl‘ in tlu- stomach. Stops thal’
t‘ull, bloated fouling: Things out old.
i’Atil‘J FIVE
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
CARNATIONS $1.00 DOZ.
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SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST
2 80. Main St.
“Width-H. llltsitlxs saho .\.\‘Il ‘VIF'elepliotie 364
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PM” G E H E B it ' ”mm“
527 , Delivery
“lTS mitt Ill ”"8 tintsl-JttAitl.”
TOYS
Dolls. cameo. CNlSii‘i‘ “‘uiwns. scooters. lilut‘lilnntitlx', .lmls, or.” our.
rlagos. kiddie cars. toy nutmnnhllcs. tuni t'ltl'slk. huilv horses.
desks and chairs. etc.
(éll’TH
Derry sets. cake sets. consoli- w'ts. corral sols. inmkfasi or ten
Help, electric lamps. electric irons. refreshment sols. dinnerware.
cut glass. silverware. wall pocket rah-rs. pyy-M ware. aluminum ‘
ware etc. ‘ .
33 Washington Street ‘ South Not-walk. Conn.
Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are showing several new mo-
. dels in buckle and gore pumps made of these ma
terials.
Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with
suede, satin or velvet shoe"
Tripli'oc H $2.00 a Pair
Conneally Es” Bracken
South N orwalk, Conn.
Christmas Club
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OWLAND’S
Christmas Cards
Checks splendid
' cashed here assortment—now
.. Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Open Daily 'Till 6 P. M.
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Glassware for Christmas
beautifully colorful ‘
Our glassware section is a riot of color for colored
lglassware has won popular approval—for that reason
iwe show it in great variety.
. There is some piece to brighten every room in the
theme. ‘ _ '
Console sets $1.50 to $12.75
Berry and fruit bowls $1 to $6.50. Bon-bon dishes
5°C to $3.75
Cracker and cheese dishes $2.50 to $7.75
Relish dishes $1.25 to $2.50. Vases 35: to $7.50
Water and ice tea sets $1.50 to $12.50
Ben-hon dishes and mammlaid jars and mayon-
[11:11:36 sets $1 each
Three piece dresser sets $1. Handkerchief and glove
iboxes $1
‘; Gold encrusted glassware in a wide variety of
{pieces of beautiful Minion patterns or Marthe rose de-
zsign $1.75, $2.95 and $3.95 ' .
. Gold encrusted stemwarc in Minion pattern—gob-
iets, high footed sherbels, low footed sherbets, cocktails.
etc. 81 each
Fancy China—~prideful
possession of housewife
, Every woman likes pretty china so as a gift sug-
gestion it should be very opular.
Speciai‘tables have een arranged on our fourth
floor ‘to make selections easy. There are'assortmenfs at
the following prices
' 50: $1.25 32 $3.50 and $5
, Tea sets—beautiful in he china in variety of color
combinations $8.50 to $17. set of 23 pieces.
. . .
Give Dinnerware. from
' open stock patterns
Open stock‘dinner ware allows for selections in
,anyefluantity—so a new set may be started or an old one
iadd to—ma‘ke your gift the amount you wish by select-
‘ing that ainount in dinner ware. ‘
‘ : Service for 6 people may be had for its little as $6.95
A and complete services up to $165 . -
t
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ms noWu’no DRY GOODS co.
Brannon courtesan ' -
:—‘
ole HOOVER .
as it Sump:
incurs... as a 01m
Don’t disappoint
her again
T he fact that you may have thought about giving
her :1 Hoover last year for Christmas has not cased her
tasks during these long intervening months.
She is still sacrificing lieniime and strength with
carpet heater and broom, when 3 Hoover would beat,
sweep and clean her rugs electrically, dustlcssly.
- Don’t disappoint her again, this Christmas! She has
long looked forward to the day when she. like millions
of other women, can be freed of cleaning drudgery.
Make The Hoover your gift to her. Let us show you
how completely it solves licr hardest problem of cleaning.
And it’s easy to buy.
Join the 14...... Club
$1 sends it home
The [glance you pay in easy payments—id the
meantime your wife will be using the best vacuum
cleaner to be had, at any price. if j-‘ou have no time to
stop in and see it - Just phone Barnum 434 -- The
Hoover Man will call and make all arrangements to de-
liver it when you say so. '
Malli‘ flour rear
Art Pottery is ‘ always
delightful gift
Art pottery has ,always been popular due to the
up eating artistic shapes the potter dcvelopes and the
dc ‘ beautiful coiorings.
in this line one may select vases. jardinicrcs, tern
dishes, wail sockets, flower bowls and any number of
odd pieces that are useful and adorn the home.
There is .1 wide price range here also 50c to $22.50.
Fourth flour .
Norwalk Chronicler