ELINOB ERICSON ..
' MAIN & WALL s'rs. Phone mos-102‘s
Don’t ,Fail to Visit Toyland
The Following Are the Leading Contestants
in Prize Voting Contest at 2 O’clock
Friday Afternoon. ‘
novs . p.
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ROBERT FARRING’TOH ism _
\VILLIAM m'm'ov 3490 :
Joints GBll-‘Flh' ...... 2.150 ._
VINCENT GRFCO ...... snoo-
WILLIAM Glh‘iNEBI {”0 77'
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Hmnvain‘vnm. {zoo ‘.
Jiwmn mummn. ..... {loo ?
mum": LAVICK. 1.0M :
Gnnnov "I'LL ........ .“o ‘.
mnwenn urnmx ...... eoo .
Ennivn GRACDXI'RR] 5
\i1i.t.n_\is.\vn.cox ..... :3: ._
mvrxnimmas ........ . ........ aso ‘
.icsnrnnmmo ....... ...... .“m
IMVIDHV‘SI‘Z........... ............ .. .. ”rm .
FRANK msmv .................. . ................ 1.. ‘L
orients-tsunami“.................................e.o :'
amount: 1’. .ivw-tnsox 200 4
source. swrv-‘wy ...... 100 1.
cmsvmvrrm .......... 100 ‘.
unimwimyb ..... too .‘
.ncnrrn‘im ..... oo
rmmmvn'v'ax ....... so
ruinmnricm ............ so. ‘
cvmvrnsmi.iz‘tis .......... to
GlifiltGI-Z \viuiws ........ ...... .. 20
GIRLS L.
JEAN WAGNER .......... .. ..... soon _.
run-:nxoncisicv ............ also ._
amuse: uix'rorvr; ...... 3.920 ;
MARJORIE mumviau. ...... 2.100 :“
Manx .‘ioSALLh' , 1.on ':
ELIZABETH .‘fi'CAIil-Z 1,040 ‘.
JENNIE LYSODICY 1.: q.
MILDRED anmmx moo ‘_.
1.140
mauvnummsnn ;
rjmnnzvcn 51.1mm too ,
nrrn nmsmm. ......... ..... coo -.
31mm ammo ....... 550 r
ntmxon LAYDEN ..... soc t”
nnrrvuonsr... ........ sec 3
mum uncanny soo , ‘.
vmmxumcn ....... . ....... 2:0 ;_
rumour HELD zoo 5
one): JOSEPH ......... no \.
BARBARA xovax ..... ..... to 3
‘ VICTORIA CHRISTANA 100 :
RUTH REESE .......... iso ._
nnarnrcnnrnr ..... no y;
me anyway .......... 1w _:
ANNA Bunny 120 v.
MARYHACF ioo
LILLIAN span . too 5
00110qu sou: so .-
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enact: LVCESTO ...... so :
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Domsnaxran......................................so
Rum nanny ..... so ‘
JEANNETI‘E BEAN 10
VERA KOLOS ........... 10
Come in little folks! Get in the game! Plenty of time
yet to cop one of the big prizes. ‘
nonwsmr _
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalh
Alias Santa Claus
( Continued from Page One)
girl.
Do not. let Christmas pass with.
out bringing joy into the heart of
some youngster end into your heart
too.
Musical
Gifts
Are Sure to Please
l
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
, 3 SUGGESTIONS
phones
iolins storesooo
os $18to $600
and
The "Alias Beats Claus" plea
bridges the gap between you and
tho poor children in theeity.
Now is the tints for you to search
through your home end find the
toys and clothing that your young—
sters have outgrown.
“Altos Santa Claus” also salts his
needy friends to write him and tell
him Just what they went. If they
are too young to write their own tet-
ters plainly enough for “Butt" to
understand. then let mother or is»
ther or sister or brother write then;
Will you not lend a. bend to bring
happiness to those Norwellt' chil-
dren whom fortune hes not favored?
Address all letters and peckeges
to ”Alias Santa Claus Editor" clo
The Evening Sentinel.
Here are morn names of young-
sters. who ask you to brighten their
little hearts on Christmas morning
by being an "Alias dents Claus."
Missing numbers denote that gifts
have already been secured for those
names published yesterday. , The
list:
1. Louis. ago 10. Glovesendbooh.
s. Naomi. age 0. Doll and doll's
bed.
amount. use to. Stockings.
qnoltssndsbell. ‘
4.Morris.egsl.'rrsinofoess.
s.Nlenolss.'sgeis. Books.
malt-herd, ego to. Qnoiis Ind I
sense.
1.8lendie.ll’93. Doildishes.
alumnus“. nooks.
encoders. age so. castes-ad
booke
fl. ”maker. Dollend'doll‘s
renal-rascals. Books.
is. Belch-elm Quotes. .
ld-WIDUB. I“ to. Gene Ind
boot. ~
“Wagon. Boob
l7.EIrl,Iaed. unis.
is.l‘rsnk.sgoli-s.uuletoywe-_
.son.
“manhunt Toys.
.
tumble“). Boob.
semen. mu.
sr.liegtes.sgs‘o.-neilusseubas.
filinllhll. Mains,
Ila-er tools-Mos. .
3' a. M '.
' ‘3’. i
.rflu'
As cum
Society Woman Quits
Fight for Place On
Democratic National
Committee
WANTS CHANGES
Says She Hooed for Re-
organization - Mrs.
Curry of Hartford
Drops Out Too
HAIl'l‘h‘OllDflec. 12.—--Iilrs. l’nu-
nic Dixon Welch of Columbia. so~
cicty woman. and Nico-chairman of
the democratic state central com-
mittee up to Thursday. announced
yesterday that she instructed loaders
of the reorganization movement in
tho pnriy to withdraw her candid-
acy for tho place on the democratic
national committee to be vacated
' December 31 by Miss Caroline iiuulz
liccs hand of a private school for
girls at Greenwich.
“While 1 asked no one to vote for
me. i had consented to the presenta-
tion of my name for tho office in
Thursday's meeting of the state
committee. provided there was to
be a reorganization." Mrs. Welsh
said yesterday. “Since it is evident
that there is to be no reorganization
oi the party. i cannot consent to the
use of my nnmc."
Mrs. Wcicli was to have been op-
posed for the office by Mrs. George
'l‘roup Glynn. of New Haven. a part
owner of the "New Haven Union."
who was the candidate of the or-
ganisation faction in tho party.
Thursday's meeting was prepared to
proceed to choose between the two
women for National Committeomen
Thomas J. Spellecy‘s colleague
when the ~rcorganiaation protested
that Miss Rants-Ross had written a
second letter moving forward to
December a: the date when her re~
sigriation was to go into effect.
which. they contended. left no va-
cancy for that meeting to fill. The
election was postponed.
Mrs. James A. Curry of this city.
also. will abandon her candidacy
She was a candidate for the vice-
chairmenship. from which Mrs.
Welt-h resigned Thursday.
The present plan of the organiza-
tion is to proceed to the election of
Mrs. Glynn as national committee-
woman at the next meeting of the
state control committee. which is ex-
pccted to be held in January.
NEW BEDFORD. Mane. Doc. 12.
—-(AP) Four workmen were in-
Jured. one severely. When a staging
gave way and they were plunged
thirty feet into the basement of a
building under construction. Just
west of the New Bedtord Theatre
building here. The staging was but"
yesterday and the workmen had just
started work this morning.
RECKLESS CASE
, lS column
The cue of George Schroeder of
New York city was continued until
December is in the uptown court
today. Schroeder was charged with
reckle- driving by Motorcycle Po-
licemen Peui Moor-nth following an
accident on the Post. road near the
Wayside lull. Schrood'er pleaded not
will! and was released in bonds of
use. All the witnesses did not ep-
pesr end for this reason the case
was postponed.
Schroeder is alleged to have
struck two cars. owned by Binolsirs
DeWolfe and Harold Ciernert. The
Geruert cu- wes pushed into a me-
cbine owned by the State Highway
Department. it was said that the
truck that was driven by Schroeder
had a broken driving geer following
the accident. it was thought by
witnesses that the gear broke at
the time of the crash.
PROBE FIRE
u WATERBURY
WATERBUBY. Dec. 1! (At).—
An investigation of an early morning
fire. which caused damages amount-
ing to “8.000. when‘the Rasmussen
menutectnrlag plant of two buildo
ings burned to the ground. was be-
gun by are officials this morning. ‘
It 'is stated that the are started
in the‘storeroern. The plant. was
on~3redieyville.rosd, in the town
blot ”“93!“ .. '
hennmulLM.ud
' spread rapidly through the two one.
story on structures.
m it
built hygiene Rasmussen use less- ‘
‘ ed to the ”Won. it is situated
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11'»-
Unlled Stairs 'l‘n-usury not but
loos It close of business Dec.
10 was $184,718.478.
To Give More
.W .. ,
(Combined from Page One)
Alter those will robin "l.'.\rio.
sienna" Suite No. 3. by Direct. and
"Der Frelschuiz" overturn by von
Weber. Those who have heard these
Works elsewhere know best, what in
in store for'thosc- who attend this
concert.
But that is not all of the program.
There will be .~siill another {colum—
a string quartet. every mcmbm- of
which is an artist in the trur Amine
of the word. The 'cOliist or this
quartet will be Mr. Franz Listo-
iiiulm. The other tlirr-e members are
also artists of tho first rank. \i’imae
names will be mcnllonod inter.
While he has not yet decided dotin.
itely. Mr. Lisienmnn suggests that
the quartet may play a group of
short pieces it has hrofldf‘nfill‘il {mm
WEAF‘ Radio station. ’i'iil-si also
will be announced later.
Clarence Cable. the director of
the Norwnlk Symphony Orchestra.
has made, ihr-so preparations for a
wonderful evening of music.
In other progressive citicn all over
this country people are uniting
wholcvhcnriodiy in tho uupporl of
orchestras doing Just what thr- Nor-
walk orchestra is cndcavoring to do.
is Not-walk .lhcreforo. sufficiently
interested in its own orchestra to
give it the support it must lllin'. nnd
surely deserves is the question.
Recently several hundrc‘i Micro
were sent out to as many pcoplc of
the city. asking thorn if they were
interested in the work of the Nop.
walk Symphony Orchestra. and. if
so. if they would subscribe in ad:
vance to the above mentioned two
big concerts. Many responded im-
mediately. with thoir checks Many
others have indicated their intention
of subscrib after Christmas.
it would be greatly appreciated by
tho orchestra official if every one
who intends to subscribe to these
concerts would do so now. but if
there are some who wish to well
until after Christmas. ii is requested
they please make their subscriptions
as soon thereafter as possililc'.‘.
STUDENTS "SAY
THEY WILL PAY
HOTEL DAMAGES
Wesleyan Sophomores
Cause Disturbance in
New Britain at
Freshman Dinner
NEW BRITAIN. Dec. 12.—-(AP).
The six members of the sophomore
_ciess of Wesleyan University who
created it disturbance at the Bur-
ritt Hotel last night ourihg thovsn-
nunJ Freshman dinner. woreln the
police court this morning and were
allowed to depart when they prom-
ised to pay damages to the hotel
property. which totalled 859. The
students were: Robert Bumstead.
Joseph Clement. Myron Jones. Er-
nest Smith. Curils McDonnell and
Charles Olmstead.
OTHER out
STAR con our
T0 no TEAM
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 12.
(AP) Another nationally known
football star. Tgnie Nevers of 8th..-
ford University has left the amateur
field to join the ranks of the profcs~
sionels says the San Francisco laur-
emitter.
The Captain and full back of the
1935 Cardinal football team has
signed a contract to captain an all-
ster Jacksonville Florida aggregation
and will receive e consideration to
excess of 350.000 according to the
paper. it is admitted that these ug-
ures are speculative.
Grange Out-
. OfToday's Game
DETROIT. Mich.. Dec. 12.
(A. lap—"Bod" Grenge will not
pli'Y with the Chicago Bean
is] n. they moot the Detroit
Professions! football teem hes-s
|
“MINA: “ l '
11E“ )1 A N PARISH
He‘s captain of this season‘s
Navy basketball team. An experi-
cucod player. he's rated one of the
fastest forwards in eastern
circles.
cipntco a most successful campaign
with him as the lender.
ROCKNE '9qu
ill WILL COACH
AT COLUMBIA
But New York College
Authorities Say He
Has Signed 3 Year
Contract
NEW YORK. lmc. 12.-—(AP). Cu.
lumbin University announced that
Knute Rocknr. forums fur light
years as a builder of great footimll
teams at Noirc ileum, has signed a
three year contract to coach hero.
Football authorities at Notro
Damn. however. my that Rockne as-
sures them that ho has not signed
with Columbia and will continue to
coach at Notrc Dame.
38‘ MILES AN HOFR: FINE!) bio
Charles N. Miller of White Plains.
N. Y.. was fined ten dollars in the
uptown court this morning on a
charge of spccdlng. Juoge Candoe
suspended scntcnre on a charge 0!
no'opcrntor's license. lir. Miller. a
traveling salesman. did not obtain a
new license after his old one expir-
ed on June 80. 1925. He explained
that. the renewal blank had been in
the malls for two months and had
not caught up with him, immediate-
ly after his arrest he obtained a. new
license. Mr. Miller pleaded guilty to
a charge of speeding at the mic oe.
Motorcycle Policeman Paul Mo-
88 miles an hour on West avenue»
Grain made the arrest.
CASE CONTINUED.
A charge of speeding against
Philip Garflnklo of 864 Summer
street. Stamford. will be heard in
the uptown court next week.
Through his counsel.. Attorney
Dwyer. a continuance was asked this
morning. Motorcycle Policeman
Paul McGrath arrested Gnrfinkle on
East evcnuue.
mum .
This Annapolis school anti-i
l
oA'runUAi. Dwijiilii’iblu’it in, i
02.0.
uscuus usx ,
nus T0 SAVE ;
~ 7 WORKMEN;
Relatives Pray as Men ‘
Are B e in g Pulled
from Wreckage oi
Collapsed Building
NEW YORK. N. Y.. Dec. 11'."-
(APJ Seven workmen. bruised and
batterrd. owed their lives today to
the desperate efforts of rescuers to
dig them out of the debris of a
building which i'oilapsvii yesterday
in forty-seventh street. half a block
from Fifth avenue. one man. un-
known. was instantly killer].
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. -- up)”
'l'wo injured but conscious workmen. .
clamped by fallen timbers against;
the body of a. dead companion. wnrc ’
fed through tubes 1sz night whilvl
police and fire rot-cue squads work- |
od tirelessly through the hours to'
extricate them from the wreckage-
which buried them when the. nor
walls of a brownstone residence in
Forty-seventh street. near Fifth ave-
nue collapsed yesterday afternoon. .
Fivu other injured worknii-n ware:
taki-n from tho rli-hrili. Another,
workman and n l'ircmnn were hurt;
in the News work.
PIPE ORGAN MAKER DIES
MANSFIELD. Depot. Dec. 12. (A.
P.)—-—ii‘enelan McCullum. aged 86
years. died suddenly at his home
here last night. He was nationally
prominent as a. pipe organ manu-
lecturer.
JUDGE WALSH IMPROVES. .
Judge John Walsh of the Court
of Common Pleas. who has been ill
at his homo at Marvin Beach. is
much improved and ellipects to re.
turn to the bench soon.
Deaths and Funerals
John McGarric
The funeral of John McGarric.
Civil War micron. who'dicd at his
home on a Center avenue. Wed-
holiday. was held this morning. Ser-
vices were from his into home at
8:30 and from St. Mary‘s church at
nine o'clock. interment was in St.
Mary’s cemetery.
TOO LATE mu CLASSIFICATION
A NICE. LARGE STEAM HEATED
ROOM—Neat to both: plenty of
hot watch". Phono com—w.
Giovanni longisrn
VlOLlNS
5H4 ins-I Oust. tiers
III W. “0 at. N" You
Stove Repairs
for all makes of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE CO.
50 So. Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 3560.
- Store Open Sniimluy l-licniug
\
Phone ( i E H E B E ’ l’romnl
i" -
027 Delivery
“ITS lll'llll' ll ”"5 IIUISI'WVAIH'
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loull 1. .ud Great lit..ollle in ~
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Christmas Shopping Here
Hur l-r-nutii‘ul window displays—anti the \\‘i'vll(l('l‘flll Ilf'lml'llllilll.
displays all through the Sim‘cmicll you Chrisnnns is L'iwm- nt lillllll.
‘J‘he lid-3 r-f .\l"l‘l'\' i'hrlsllnns shopping is rising v-wrv iii, .liilll
Ihe llnppy llll‘lillifh‘. 'linltu your gift solw‘llons new \il:l'v l'llOiiSllll.’
is at its best. l’lolily (if morytliing for every t'ift HM lli“lI‘—'—fl‘(il.'l
(lainilvsi ui' lrlilcs lo llli‘ Jil'lll'li‘S of till'lL'l utility. l'lvcrytl‘iing w
:issurci‘liy liiirh [:rnrlr- quality-v illi‘ Hllibl will ul‘ mils-2
33 Washington Street South Norwalk, Conn.
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Schulize’s Saturday Specials
BONELESS RIB ROAST ... . . . . . .. 32c
lb.
PORKROAST....................28clb.
LAMB LEGS 38c
FRESH SHOULDER 21c
VEALROAST....................22c
FRESHHAM 28c
ll).
lb.
lb.
lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwaili
39 ard 43 Main Street. Norwaik
\"estport. Georgetown. Dal-leis. Stamford. Black Rock Brldttcml"
. writes:
Salesman For Skin Cream
Learns How To Clear Up
Arthur Reich, Brooklyn, N .,
“l was s salesman of creams for
healing pimples, blemishes, etc. but
when my fsce broke out with
blotches. pimples. and blackheads i
tried one salve after another with no
permanent results
“i found it as impossible to sell
skin cream as a bald~hcaded man
finds selling hair tonic Finally i
decided i would have to get at the
cause-the blood I was amazed to
find that within a few days after
taking Carters Little Liver Pills. my
skin took 0 is new healthful look.
blemishes st led to disappear and i
fell like a new person all around
Now i know what to do when l have
b yimply skin. you bet." This old
reliable remedy treats such
plainis in a safe way. it has
For sale at all druggists.
Pimply Complexion
> new
cont»;
i
been
used all over the world for 67 years.4
NEGRO WOMAN LAWYER
RICHMOND. Virginia. Dec. 1!.
(A. P.)-—-Virginla. has its first negro
woman lawyer as e result of the De.
camber bar examination. She is L.
Marian Poe of Washington. D. C.
Sometimes we figure that just be.
ing married is enough to make any
woman mad at her husband some-
times.
The: highest compliment a man
can give a girl is that he would miss
her almost as much as he would
his auto.
Little J on
1' isn‘t HALF as MUCH
. r-‘ou MAKNG RESOLU-
1ouc A9 rt to BREAKING
, can.
SHOP EARLY
SUGGESTIONS
_ we as RES
So. Norwalk .
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press appropriately the
A. J.
70-72 NO. MAIN ST.
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Give Gifts that Bring
Beauty to the Home
NTERPSTING, artistic
and practical gifts are
adelighttogivebemuse
of the assumd welcome that
awaits them. Our. store is
thought Which prompted
their selection.
Here you will find un-
limited choioanewest style
and highest quality and a
(A; , payment plan thatwiliallow
k5 “111°“th stand apart- you to pay-out- of - income,
distinctive, beautiful and thus making the purchase
,; permanent—gifts that ex- of Christmas gifts as enjoy-
able as the giving.
Gullins Co.
so. NORWALK
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