K. A.
POLHEMUS
SLEADING MILLINER
HOME MADE
PURE PORK
1'. lil. T“:|II'CILIId
; ‘ PHONE 1456
l-‘urnii‘rly l7nliolt1. Ilni'bcl
MODERN MARKET
. 86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Why Not a Negligee?
‘ ' ‘
Boudoir Robes of Silk, Cordu-
roy and Crepe in regular and
extra sizes- attractive styles,
EAST N ORWALK
THE OMICRON
CIRCLE TO HOLD
A XMAS PARTY
Regular Monthly Meet-
ing Decides Also to
. Give Public Supper
j Jan.14' .
pol church was held last night at
M o'clock at the church. Mrs. Wcs‘
icy t-liuuson, president of the circle
presided. It was voted to hold a
Christmas party at the home of Mrs.
Leuiiu Gorham, East avenue, Mon-
committee. will have charge of the
affair. A church supper for the
public will be held at the church
January 14. Mrs Albert Ferris will
have charge and will loo assisted by
a committee. which has not as" yet
been appointed. Six new members
were admitted to the. circle last ave-
nlng. They were, Mrs. Charles Gray.
Mrs. George Overton, Mrs. Charles
Miss Julie. Clark, of 37 Osborne
avenue. will be hostess for the Girls'
club of the Christ church this even-
ing at 7:30. o'cl0ck at her home.
u
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
SHACKS RENT F
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is
the six of a. series of articles
by Miss Allelic Sumner, special
writer for NEA Service and The
en. Another article will follow
tomorrow.
- ny anENE summit.
MIAMI, Fla... Dec. ilk—"The
does no other thing. "what Imp-
pens to folks who come to Florida."
Also, why they come!
Here. in these cluttered, shirtless
little communities, mothers. shrilly
shrieking to babies to get out of the
sonpsud puddles made. in the ever-
present sawdust, tell of the gloom of.
romantic adventure that they fol-
Florida. boom is crystalized in these
tent cities. where a. plot of 22 feet
by 30 feet may be leased from the
Tent City landlord for $6 a week.
And that motive to the great Am-
man: on. HOME uuvusu i
on IN nouns nu CITIES; ZRUM RUNNERS
0R $60 A MONTH
u“.—
Urge to Shatter Monotony of Life Attractedl
Thousands to “Land of Promise”——But
Even High Wages Do Not Compensate for
Lack of Wash Tubs ,
thing you Just have to get out, or
your system!
"He had his trade and he had his
tool kit and We figured ho could
~—tho sort of thing that folks‘rion't
usually do."
And there you have it—"tho sort
of thing that folks don't usually do.”
A Thing to Admins.
And one can not help liking this
apartment hotels renting for $500 a
month per suite-Alto American ha—
bit of scorning all safe and some pro-
cautions.
’l‘ruc. once they've cut loose, real-
ly left their Canton, lil., behind
them, they're not so sure!
“It's a. shirtless way to live" said
Mrs McCullough, making two of tho:
kids wash together in the basin Im-
thcy'll go home pretty soon!
“You see, we thought we. could
live as good or better down here
and still have the fun of the trip."
she said. "He does make big money
DARIEN
i an 60 DAYS
* AND i200 nus
Familiar Tale s of
‘ Hard Luck Made by
Defendants
Ignoring the familiar hard luck
1 ‘i ‘ The regular monthly WE‘RE” make a living anyway. and it would
SAUSAGE imcetlntt of the Omicron circle of “Will”! Sentinel on conditions be a. change. Wo'd see something tale °f ”pm” my bommmrp'
tho East Avenue Methodist Enlsco- in Florida as they affect wom- different and do something differenv Judfo 0:33:19-‘35291‘? 11191:“. 1” lb"
Dar en '.O\'ll ‘ ur as t' mum-
metcd out 60-day inll sentences and
8300 fines, to two rum-runners. i~'-r
lice Porvctu of Astoria, L. 1,, who
use scabbages and cauliflower
tenders. lie was arrested Lilo Ful-
cealcd in Dagusti-lno's sl-tillll.
Dagnslrino was represented
court by Attorney li‘riiiik “Mike, and
he told Ill" court of lliiczlstrino's
troubles. Judge Dunn, rt-innrkml ilml
fi-‘I'\t'l'ilI :ir-
wuydin Fui-in, ilurlv-ii. just $3.. and
costs to speed down Mansfield me-
nuc. on his motorcycle :ll 3:. io-r Itiid
Friday. .IOIli'H was arrested by Slim
officer Edward {\lugavero.
Judge Bates Ignores l
to .
cover his alcohol, was one of the of- '
gastrino of New Haven, Who was or. .
rested lns‘t 'l‘uestlny mornlm,r by Ui'fi- .
oer Albert Rumun, utter the ofi‘inwr’
had found No gallons of alcohol con- .
in l
Wall Street
TUESDAY. DECEM
TRISTRAM 66 HY AT’i‘
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Norwalk, (‘onin
IiEli l5. lil23.
ma
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i
to match.
SPECIAL
Ruffled Curtains
$1 .98 pair
Why not freshen up your home with new curtains for Christmas?
' '5. l 15 N0. MAIN ST. day, December 28. Mrs. Gorhom. Ton City," which has sprung up like thing behind the Florida boom that d i i “m A A
3 wt in head of the entertainment the proverb til mushroom all over - . Cit ur n)’ 0W" "R 'l' cer “'03 - “- : . . . . . .
' ' w ‘ Florida, Land of Promise, tells as is found alike in 'lont 10. and in demon. The other was Domini:- l'm-i Havmg this In mlnd we have placed on sale some SpCClaI numbers In
Ruffled French Marquisette Curtains. —— Three (3) attractive figured dc-
signs that are especially stunning. 2% yards long with 51 inch valance
I
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iter'e license. Story was arrested last
!lIilll l'tilllillllllll). lh'ldcncc \vlts
llil‘tllllllil out that Story had Just. re-
Iiirin ii fioni .’l cross-(ontlnu-iit motor.
trio and, w.- Il" IlliliII‘ Iill‘ trip n‘ono,‘
Our stock of Gloves, Hosiery, Silk Underwear.
Silk Crepe, Corduroy Kimonos, Handkerchiefs and -
. ' . ‘ B . I. ' . , ‘ - Damistrlno was om- oi' _. ' . , 4 . i
‘modcratciv priced. Stiles. hirs. thry Il‘inch. lr‘s' .3 l‘iwleH there and they invariably fore the tent door. and apologizing. rested ”Mm“. Mm mm" m WW .‘mlllltl.b\ It) Nigtant 1c”, ifim.‘
: . J. Osbomo and Mrs. Emerson )l‘tfl. n s ——- . “It's m for to carry water for all of - . . .. -. hp“, ”I. mm l.wn,,cnl,.d in 0mm .
11‘ N E R o Thirty-four in.“ present at the “But I didn't know it would be them .. . been in hard luck.‘ ' l"~" (,Wml‘lv who 0mm} l tiers fromi GIFT SUGGESTIONS
e an C meeting. like this!" ' I . . ipoiim: Hi'b‘liiIH in .‘Iillmll‘nllt‘ck rec-i
. a I y . a . The big underlying motive. in this And Mrs. M‘CCUIIOUKII thinks It cost. LIWoud Jmlt- Hi lilo-IU'W :llrillIll; lIil‘ .\()lllll'.~i £50m] standing ml
Novelties is now complete and the prices are most
reasonable.
. . . !Il" carried a l‘i;\UI.\’i‘l' \lllIl hlni.
Bryant Story of ftlaiiiaronm k. .\’..
525
here, but we can't afford a liouso on
even “.80 an hour!
erlcan restlessness set '_'0n the go."
Chambers of Commerce and rec'l
o o o
The choir of the Swedish Bethle-
hem Congregational church will lunatins .‘il'iii‘y .o I‘yl‘ltltli'ptn‘L was
i
lllllt'II
, .
S R hold a rehearsal this evening at 8 estate men put it- something like “Living this way we'll come out L. “'85 “Nd and ”WW "H -" 31,-, “mi ”.5“. m. driving a
tove epalrs o'clock, in the church. this: ahead. llut when you have rhlm- "hm?" “r "“"ymg “U"W‘UM “MI" ‘il‘llt'k will) Iliipl‘uin'r headlights. lit-l DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING JARLY
"Folks sot “PM! of the incessant rcn you can't sacrifice everything “‘8' and “n and “05m on ”I" “h“rg" inns ill'l‘i'Fli‘il I)t‘t‘t‘llllwl‘ 3rd by Ol‘i'i—iI
of driving a car without. an opera— iv”.
drive for the dollar. The common
man got the idea. that life was all
a. matter of up at 5 o'clock, grub-
blng a, dinner pail. off to the job.
home after dark, too tired 0 play.
the children asleep, no chance to
get acquainted with his family. no
Just to come out ahead! You got to
teach them some of tlio nicetles or
living—not just let them run loose
as they do here."
Run lly Women.
Most. of these myriad tent cities
Amos AndersOn. ,
s u I
O O 6
Philip Knapp. of Pine Hill. has
left for Virginia where he will spend
a week duck hunting.
for all makes of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
' _churcli will meet this evening at the
51.3.4“ fur g.;.,‘ l~'i':ink Krans was lined fill) and..
.n. sis on :1 f‘lllll'iz'! of speeding The,
. :.~t:~' of llzirry S. Saul-r of Longncn v
charged nilh speeding, and}
Anthony linnnin of New York city.
landlady rents their
a month.
“Just try to get anything o-Isi, to.
‘tiitttl" one shack-dwdlcr cinillonuul
MME. JEANNETTE .
56 SO. MAIN ST. SO. N ORWALK
O O O
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society of the East Ave. Methodist
plow.
50 SO. Mam Street ihome of Mrs. Charles Simon's 12 light to dig a garden— mottmnt by;] women. It’s a simple me when l nlisimd at thr- r. ntril! 1 l V.” H .. H ‘i yaw
lltowan St. "He grew surly. He noticed that "“1 01' 0 (‘Come sum a proprie- Sometimes a big tourist's mr run... . Willi" “i If?“ k '55 H \ "2. Wy-
80' Norwalk Phone 3560 o . . the rich man had daylight to play "6""- “Iere'YE matter of renting the into the tent cnv. Pzii’iiu: its so :i “jimmy“ "Ht” Wt Monday "\i‘n-a
‘ ' August Grandson. of New York, in. Ho heardof his fishing. hisswlm- “1"“ 3° for out from town Where week for imi'kini: prii'iivkrr. Sir-Ii ”‘“- * . . I
they live Ill the curl “
New
rents aren't so high. and then to get
it license from the health
migration to a winter
spent the week end with his sister, ming, his .
play ground where skies were blue depart» Tent ('lty Ilving may lm cheap Ammho l'axzzmiii of iinvon.
Store Open Saturday Evening
‘
Mrs. Jane. Keener, of Winfield .
street. . and air was mild— , incnt.. Twenty-five dollars a month rent i' has :n-rcsir u this morning by (.lfflcer!
' AT 'lAST SCIENCE i . . . “He wanted some of it. too. By When the landlady begins. she you bring your own not. llvc in l-‘runt. Standing, charged with spved- Phone ‘ , ' Prompt
’ A thin skin or ice was noticed on George. he would have some of it. has nothing but bare. treclcss land your car or put up your own Shin-1‘s on. in WI” be tried next Monday F9 _
Btho local harbor this morning. Mill tool" and one bath house catch for men Groceries cost no more there than l"ruin: in tiiel'I‘OWn Court- i 0-7 . Delivery
l
"IT'S lllfifll' II' IT'S lllll SEWAIH’“
] MAKES EPSOM SALT
anywhere.
pond is entirely frozen and it is The Why 0! 1t. and women. lifl'haps a wash tub or
‘hoped that within 0. few days it will Am! that‘s the why of the Florida 30 on a. rickety bench in the center “But we're going back. We “on: in important nit-viing or tle i
INTO TASTY PHI-l boom. and no one can dispute “I of "10 10% to live right," said most of tin M.n'..- (‘lob of iln- Norman I'llSI:j'- .
Lemon City tf'ilt dwellers. ‘ 'll-i'llin t‘liurl'li will he Ilt“Id this i-vcn-
It means 50 families to Olin mid in: in m.- l'Ilzlpt‘I. .\ Silvia] huul
shower built, one Dr two “'11in tabs ‘ v. itli music and gums will follow.
for 50 families. blazing sun bottling: v . t
down on o. sawdust, littered piece of. tum”... run. (if Sr-llgovfick mm...
Perhaps a. barber invades the earth. soddcn with thrown—out Wilsli his n..,.,.m,.d n 1,0,.in in ”n. 5-,...
tent city and puts up his peppcr- water. it means to .'l month for each L yurk (.in- ”mp... 01‘ the Wow...” 1-,,
pilot candy polo before his door. A ‘chlld in school. ' in“ rI-,.i‘.él.al,h (‘0.
U
Ibo safe enough for local skaters.
. As the new immigrants come in.I
they put up their own tent. or
some ugog over high salaries and
sure that they will stay. build little
wooden shacks.
Mrs. A. E. McCullough once lived
in Canton. lll. Her husband was a
carpenter. Life grew dull. Nothing
but work and lots of it and little to
save!
She talked about it in her tout
home in Lemon City. four or five
miles out of Miami. while three or
o o 0
Leslie Gorhnm, of East avenue,
motored to Mt. Kisco. this morning
on business.
(clones has at last discovered the '
way to put the marvelous physic effect 4
of Epsom Salt into ‘a sugar-coated I.
lit. So amazingly efficient are Kuhn's ’
p-sum Pills. as tin-v are called. that :
QM pill is more of?
.tablespoonl'ul ol'
0 O 0
The Girls‘ Friendly Society Can-
;dldntes of the Christ church will
thoid a. Christmas putty this after-
-:!mn a heaping
\‘L'flble Epsom
3.3;?2fifgizfiafingégfi and "Rho“ {noon at 3:30 oclock. Mis. F. L. flour l'ogglsfliers played in the saw- groceryman pays for the privilege It may be. a great universal m.- r 0
' " . i Robertson. leader 0f the “0010““. “at D“ 95. of building his shack upon the saw— perinient in community iI\‘iiig——-— i ) .. \ .. _ \ d“ O . . . .- .
toFH'rfii‘mniHISHHlet‘LiiLuxddgulefhlli‘; lwm ham “mg" °f tho ”mm" "I" w“ 1““ ”kc 9 l‘°“"“"1l“ dust lot. and so the project grow. but we're suing hum-‘3" lllllt‘ilni\mll:u [trill]: IllxlhlstI‘illllIljsllllLl '
fomlpbnly‘és cents pm. pack: 688A): :lncllt which will include games and Florida. business." said Mrs. McCux~ Most of the shack-builders leave. TOMORROW: Florida‘s 2.1.0.“ ‘I‘h' ‘Mmm Pom-'0 run-o ,
8 ' ’refreshments. Each girl is exptcted iough. once of Illinois. “It‘s some- 3 ’ ‘ u . '
1110 following druggistsi sooner than they had planned. The problem.
You’ll Find Great Pleasure In
Christmas Shopping Here
:10 bring a. present and an exchange in” 1
. will be made inter in the afternoon.
‘1 0 C
The, Noroton livlglilo' I‘ll":
ililll‘illlt‘lll responded in an alarm,
i . .
about it unlock Monday evening.- in.
ll. a. MEAD
1m:
PLAISTED DRUG C0 . . . ~53“
' The St. Agnes’ Guild of the. Christ l‘ . _ . . _ . - . .. , , . , , .
. s i . . . ‘ . _ . , ,.,. ‘ithllnlllllfi'll u. small the in (nowrl ' »Ulli beautiiul VilldOVi displays—and the uoiirlerlni department
, .. SlLKS FOR DAYTIME AND EVENING ........._
. A i. i - u . R .twio “out? o“ .t r. 3 ~ .‘. :. undo, A {.m- nshpp set the floor; The tide of Merry Christmas shopping is rising every do). Join
I V’ yr e 1‘ rm' .\ villa/m. but the flames were extiii-; the happy throngs. Make your gift selections now while elmosint;
one
of
is at its’ best. Plenty of everything for every gift list berm—from
daintiest of trifies to tho articles of stiict utility. Everything or'
Brocaded Crepe Faillc Silk Shirtings
Washable silk shining.
Silk Jersey
:‘.lli'.~‘Ilt‘II without much damage being;
' ‘oEunn.
o a o
i The Boys‘ club the. Christiu‘.
Passenger; Episcopal church will hold its reg-
“ill:
will be held on Thursday
i-vcnlng in the church.
~ .1 t'hurcli
RE l 1‘ 'eekl met-tin in the churrh‘b'i In all the newest pattern-9; Silk Jersey tubing to make narrow (-01,... stripes. to mu}... , assuredly high grade quality-the safest sort of gin...
Cars ‘Htllr :cloclfthis evefiing B : colors black navy brown vests. in pink. OTChid and men’s shirts and blouses. a». B ,\ l't‘llv‘lil'm’ll of the spccntl chorus:
. . . . . y . . . . . . . . . -. . . . .. P -
i .. unite. 36 inches. inches tilde. .l (limit of tin hurl-n (unsrtsationul 33 Washington Street South Norwalk, Conn.
: l
Per Yard, 98c Per Yard. $1.95
cocoa, cop. blue, pencil blue.
" “1.51%“!!th AND OVERHAULING ENTIRE FAMILY MURDERED.
l
~ -~ ~ CHICAU“: Dec. “5 (AP)"‘T“"‘ lit lanvln green. lipstick and pearl .
mums AM) accussoniis mm were sought today by “3.0.1-1. Satin Crepe
tics seeking to solve the mystery sur— i grey. 36 inches wide. Chiffon velvet In the most beautiful new ”.11
HAYDEN rounding the. slaying of Henry J. 1; ' mom. 3;. inch” wide. .
.leslie. bank cashier, his wife and ,i‘fi Per Yard, $1.79 Brocades Per Yard g2 95
AUTOMOBILE CO their six-year—old son. when they rc- I. . ' In two-tone effects. in tun, -’ " ' ..
« a turned Saturday to their home near Eij',’ Fla r brown. cop. blue and black. ~ - "’1
L. Wagner. rtmncn Mgr. Batavlu. 111-. from a shopping exne- it tC epe mm on." com mmmmu..m.. Radium Silk w: B
(litlon. \. Guaranteed washable; 100 per 39 inches wide. i In pink. peach. orchid. maize. ,
134 WESTAVE. NORWALK Th“ “V0 men abandoned the l‘ . Per Yard, $7.45 light blue, white, black. navy EM;
and brown. 36 inches wide.
Per Yard, $1.49
Corduroy
In all desirable colors, to make
89
cent. silk, in all colors.
inches wide.
. .blood-staine-d automobile belonging
SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381 lin .lcskc, in which they made their
' escape. They left the automobile
in West Chicago and fingerprints
taken from the car and at the .
Jcske home are expected to iden-
tify tliem. ‘
4.63:, :2;
100 per cent.
I“ 2'
Crepe de Chine
dye: guaranteed washable. Heavy quanta in light and
dark colors. 39 inches wide bath robes. 36 inches wide.
Per Yard, $2.49 Per Yard, $1.95 Per Yard. 98c
.. ' THE GIFTS YOU MAKE YOURSELF ARE THE NICEST
pure silk: 100 per cent. pure
1".
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O,
The cause of the triple killings ' fig
I
which wiped out‘an entire family:
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is still, unknown.
-.._ 59?;
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GREECE MUST PAY. in . i
GENEVA. Switzerland. Dec. Liv-5‘; Ribbons Laces Braids and Ffinges .1
(AP). Greece violated the Bulgnr~iifli W ' , .j
.. 1mm. a... .. ”r '8 ...
between the 1“'0 nations and mustl ‘V uldths and colors. , tlly laces. White and corn. 1 shades. curtains and fancy 9|
pay reparations of 30’000'000 1"“ iii-ii 80 to 980 } ard to 9 inches wide. work. ',
(about $219,000). the League of Na- .ji 5 I 7 t 39 Y (I it;
tlons council yesterday decided. ! iii B ded R bbo C to 5 -49 Yard C 0 C 81' t
l ' . .i.
ii race l as . .
I i Metal Laces Metal Brands 1.,
; Tinsel brocaded ribbon, 6 to In narrow width and 36 inches Gold or silver. $3 to 1 inch “i
8 inches wide.
$1.49 to $3.95 Yard 15c to $3.50 Yard
ART NEEDLEWORK
Bridge Covers and Towels I Bath Towels . 98c
' Lunch Sets For guest and kitchen use—-
In pure linen. with simple de- pure linen. ‘
49c to $1.49
signs, which can be embroid-
ered before Christmas. '
Cotton Towels for guest and
kitchen use.
25c and up
wide. wide.
’0:
Deposit
a Small
Amount
Weekly
11." :;
file to 49¢ Yard
; 0H [1
637m .
s;
5.
395‘: .
BthSt $198 CHRISTMAS
and have a full purse for a
good time next Christmas
Deposit 5e, 100, 25c, 500.331, $5 or more, weekIy---get
it all back in a lump sum just in time for
your Holiday Shopping
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“Heel” Relieves Instantly
1’)
}.
-,:-. at
Ladies’ Dresses
$1.98, $2.25 and
98c to $2.98
$3.29 Set
Buffet Sets .
Pure linen, stamped in pretty
designs.
49c to 98¢
Center Pieces and
saunas;
AI N New York
GA LLERIES‘ a...
Auctioneers and Annie." i
On Exhibition Wed. Dec. 16
Fun II A. I. b I P. I.
A Magnificent Autism-(s cl
flack.
Children’s Dresses
79c to $2.50
Gowns
Ready made and stamped in
simple designs.
59c to $2.65
L9
Pretty Novelties
ORIENTAL | Surfs to Match In all designs and patterns for .3 ' ’
RUG S With applicator attached to cork, Pure linen. stamped in dainty Spreads simple embroidery. ‘ ‘3 ~
just brush "Hoot" over the pain designs. .1”; eop e S rus 0.
(Gift Art Shop)
also Chinese Rugs area. whether in knees. feet, legs, 9 '
in “mm “a Duh“ hands. shoulders, back. neck m BC to $2.98 $1.98 15054.90 (Second‘Floor) First Bank Under the Bridge .
body; Instantly. you feel this harm-
less. glorious. penetrating heat draw
the pain, soreness and stiffness righ-
out of the aching or swollen Joint
muscle or nerve. Besides, "Heei'
scatters the congestion and estsb.
lishes a cure. ‘
"Hoot" contains two soothing.
penetrating ingredients. too expen-
i slve to use in ordinary liniments ot
analgesics. "fleet" is a clean. pleas- ,
l ant liquid; doesn't stain. blister or
i Ilrritate the skin and costs only 80
- cents at any drug storm—Adv.
0N WASHINGTON 8T.
SOUTH N ORWALK
Eda: the property of a Valium
Importer and Wholesaler
salon-[WWW
gymnasts-v...
Saiu Days, Than, Fri. & Sat.
0&le lath-‘1’“
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