,Jvunu
lilMPlEXllllS
. cesium "beauty, mount“ i
> more pimples Ind freshen
mandala: I: quickly Ind v
i II o 50c be: of Postural Dab
you tonight. It is so concen-
m gentle, that you should
great: in: rovcment in the
. At all ruggists‘.
t“
‘ “in Your Youth'ul loom
‘ .. recommend the daily use of
ontslns 2% of Posts-
Ointment
Through'l‘rain .
From New England
Boston - - 1:25 11.11:.
’rovideucc S 37p 11:.
New London 10: 06 p.111,
irlngilcld 8. 30 p.111.
srtiord 9: 20 p. m.
ilwiisven ii 211nm.
Through l‘rains Daily
mu PIT-NINA. STA. \EW YORK.
ma St iii 12' 30pm.
incite .l :50 11m,
t Line Fin. 311.11 8:40 p.111.
.t Tndian Ltd. l3:13am.
do Sp cm 1.;JU 11.111.
do Guilt Cloast Ltd.
.jni(Dcc. l4)
' lnEast Coast ltd
H.351)
oubie ’l‘raclrSes Lcul Route
llilc Coast Line
«ulna Railroad Off]. Snulll "
1 innovation. information has
B.-FFULLER,G..B P..A
1245 Broadwsy, New York
_ Tel. Llctswsnns 7080
Ask for “Tropical Trips” Boakiai
7:151111.
WEST” l’il.“ BEACH. Flu. lloc
to.—-(AP).Pri1'uto dctecth es gunni-
lng the hulllu of the Countess Sulm
Von Hoogstruoton tho :lormer Milit—
cein Rogers, t‘iréd six shots at tWO
’rnon who Were round on the premi-
sos'enrly yesterday. lt is bellowzd
uu uttemnt to kidnap 1111: (Tountdsts'
child 11:11: lulug itiutli'. 1,111111' dtil'U-
Lii‘ya tilt: on the 11111! to it'll: guurd
ilit home. it won unnounud
The: two prowiurs gull-“ltd the
grounds from the War and “1":ti 11-11
”smelling a. 1.1.1., 11001 1111111 distov
bred by the 1:i"ii.:.to dttccthcs who
eiich tired “11- 0 Units. ’l‘lin 1'11'011-
leru tied and him: not been 111mm-
hcmied.
Motorcycle 11011111111011 from l"nlm
Bench and \V't-ut i‘ulni Bench llflliifi:
iii-:uli111111'11.1'.:; rushed‘io 1hr: scorn:
and mode a thorough seuroh of
Palm Beach without finding it truce
oi‘ the turn. .
The guard at 1:10 tfountrss'
homo .wus increusud lust. night. two
members of the Palm lit-sch police
depuriment being doiulicd to work
with tho privutt dctewtlus.
NEW Yultli. .Dr'c. 1.3. --‘(.\l'i. bin.
promo Court Justice Grain yester-
day afternoon signed an order 11l-
iowing Count Ludwig Sulnylloiigs-
trueth to serve publicntion INIDUI‘H
in n scunrutlou suit against his wifv.
1hc foi'nu-r Miiiltcnt Host-rs. woul-
ihy heiress. The countess in now :11
West Palm Beach. Fla.
Attorney‘s for- Count Salm
the ‘court‘s permission to serve the
papers '1: publication after the
'counte had failed to designate ln'r
attorneys tooccept service 101' her.
‘Thcioountiln his petition said that
liSinl
" his wife left him in May. 1924. when
she obtained his permission to come
dlcal treatment. promising to return
to l"ro.nce.and live with him.
She failed to keep her promise.
however. according to the recital.
and the count declared she
not intend to resume her marital
relations with him. He seeks a de-
cree-“of separation and the custody
of their son born to 1110111 in Sep-
tcmber. 1924. and whom he has new
or seen.
RESIGNS.
5
WASHINGTON. D. C. Der.
15r—
V tAP) James Davis. «Directorflenernl
o! Railroads. presented his resignn‘
itch to President Calvin Coolidge to-
day. having completed his work of
winding up the affairs of the office.
W's:
$1. 50 to $4 00.
as ignites,
Dainty mules of brocade. satin sud leather ..... 54. 00 to ill 00
Felt and Leather Comfort Slippers. many colors ....... $2.215
Silk and Silk and Wool Hosiery" .............. $2.00 to 32.50
Slippers of nil kinds. \loccssins. Inherits nnd (“outrun '
Boots, Rubbers for the whole family.
CONNEALLY & 13101::st
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
l
ison. lot. l’uii‘ileid Park.
Smith (Ht 111 to \V‘illinm;l
, Mills.
to this’country from Paris for me- .
do'es
CY IICountess Saim’s Guards Fire on Men
Thought to he Child Kidnappers
The Welcome Strongor
Lodge Hos Initiation
Welcome Stl'unuer Lodgc. .1. 0.
Sons of St. (iciirgr. held its rt-gulnr
meeting Sniui'ilny 1~1eulug.in l'ied
Men's Hull. .Vtuiu 1111101 \"is1101s
wort: present. 1‘1'1-111
Stamford, Hartford 11nd South Milli-
chesicr. The "officers were, installed
by Districtolh'nuty \Villiiuu Wood of
Bridgeport 11nd l'.-mt President John
Ambler 01' Bridgeport. 11011111; 1111
griitul 1111‘sst'ngu'1'. Financial reports
were l‘t':ld M10111”: a win for the...
term. Stab.- (lruiul President Wlil~
111m thrpu of South Manchester.
P1151 Grand President George Wood
01' Bridgeport. 11110 other tiromlnent
memlu-rs of tho Stuto addressed the
meeting. 111'1zlng tic-operntion and
support of the new heiulquortrrs in
the Cornish Arms ilotcl, 23rd Street,
New York city. and disc for the now
Home for the Aged :11 Salisbury
N. 16. Itefreslunoniu were
served mm 11 10011511111 sociui time was
enjoyvd 1intll about midnight, when
tho meeting adjourned.
District Deputy \\'illi:1ni Ashbrook
of Norunik assisted by I'uut. Grand
President Page ilnsiulleci the officers
01’ the Vclson Lady, in Danbury.
but might.
15 1111 1:8an
During the past week the follow-
ing fifteen real estate transfers were
flit-ll with Town (”lurk llcrhcrt T-i.
‘Smlth:
Ralph [Linen10(‘1111lisl‘.ll13'cs
lot. Rownyton Thumb.
Thtodora 0. Olson to Ednln L
Hoyt lot and bui'dings, Willoudulc.
[‘duiu l. lloyi to Theodore O Ol-
son 101 and buildings T'irkeicy
street.
M. J. Jordan Company. to’ John
Glover and wife. four lots. lnglcsido.
. J. Wallace Marvin to J. Wallace
Marvin. Jr., Water and llsvilnnd
streets. . . .
Robert l‘. Adams in Prank Tntto.
tight lots. Pershing i"zi1l.
llnr'r3 ll L‘aldmll to Laura. E.
Amundsen. tot. Colonial Manor.
Antonio Laueclle to Ralph Lau-
celle, three 015. Grandviow Pork.
Harry Lees and 11119 to Louis J.
Muro and wife. lot and buildings.
\V'lnlit'll street-.1
l
1 'l‘hmnus l‘.
lsaac 1' Shine -1 :11 10 John l’1r-
nut. lot. Golden Hill Park
Anthony Stcnger to Anna M. Ston-
gel lot and buildings. Marvin Bench.
liuibinn Phur-niy to .\inuri(e Fried-
.Rlllllt' l‘}.
Krusel‘i, lui,
Jamts M.
Knight slime-ct
McConmll and Wife 10
Sill..101 miodonoliu
l’iirk.
5111111101 \V'. Hoyt. .li'.. «‘1' ul. in (7111'.
viii: “1111013 illi'i‘t‘ illi>. i‘t:‘.‘v'\\0(:d
51500, col“
1' cm lice?“
“ON E CAN CARRY IT-EASI l.Y
A ANYWH ERE
PERPECTlO 2‘
0]] Heaters
1!.
'1
' Léf)
1:11.733!
lir idgt 1101'.t l
. ing” at Derailment
CHANGES 11111
SCHOOL BOYS
AND GiRl8 Gilli
ENGINEER PURSE
East Hampton Young-
sters Remember Him I
‘ for “Quick Think-
I m .
EAST HAMPTON. Doc. 15. (A.
P. )-Chrlstnius come a little ahead
of time tor Prank Wheeler. on.
gineur of the train wihch takes the
East Hnmnton boys and girls to the
Mtddletotvn High school and brings
them back for he use given vector.
day's. sum of money including“ ten
dollar gold piece. by his young pun.
ssngors.
’ It was explained t at the gift wua
was rather given in recognition at
auielt thinging and action “when the
truth was near a. derailment on the
Cobalt cut." on the morning of De.
cember 4.
The presentation 11 us mndo at the
station Just as the youngsters were
about to climb nboord.
Winston Abbott. son of the Rev.
Albert Abbott mode the adansa
which took the engineer by sunrise.
Ho cxclnimod “Thank you. thank-
you." jumped into tho mi. and
turning in tin; firt'fiuli said:
"Joe.” are “but the tibia have 311'
on me'
The World’s Children
(Weekly Notes on Child Wel-
flro Topics. compiled by the It.
5. Children's Bureau.)
rhildren in lusWquns. \Iew
i‘or-k. --—-0f the "'1‘ .510 ciflldren who
on [Iccemboi 31. 11:1: 4. were being
cured' {or in institutions supervised
by the New York Stste Board of
Charities. only 3 per cent. were or.
plums. according to the built tin of
1110. board. Nearly half had both
pnreitts living.
Prize Health Ploy.~-A prize of
3100 will be awm'ded by the-Notion-
al Tuberculosis Association for the
best health play written and present-
ed by high school students. accord.
1111.: to a. recent announcement Last
year's prize 11in}: “Clean Up." has
lbewn printed by the association. with
nerds and mu . -
Diphtheria. Clinics. Baltimore-v
Baltimore has established 1:: new
l'T‘ho New Hampshire
" of other physical ducts. .
and Old Age
idipitlhel'lfl. immunization Clinics to!
the purpose or immunizing thldron
.rh "i‘oic tho iige at which the disease
is most faiulafi'om L‘ to 5 ,1 his. The
I
,Munieipal Journal reports that from
50 to 100 babies attend these 1 lintes
1
each week.
llnr-d of- "curing C‘luldicn. Chico- lo
fou hun.
urtd children how 0.11 disc no und
.000 are nim‘ioicmly dent“ to uned
inutruction 1n lip reading. if coudh
lions found in six (Thingo schools
hold good in the city as 1t whole.
i go.-—l‘ou1ieen' thousand.
not exactly o Christ as peasant. but'
MEMDEN. Dec. ll: —(.tI'>
son Aoltersou. fifteen. an tnmste of
tho Connecticut 1411111: 14111001 for 0031.
bore. who come in the
last March from the county home.
and whose father is living in
town of Columbia died at the Mort—
den hospital yesterday from u. froc-
turod skull sutfcred when he
struck an the head by u tuning tree
in tho woods on the school fur-.m
Ackoroon. with 'so1erui other boys
in charge of 'l‘eamstor Erie Ephuin.
was working in the woods. chopping
down deed chestnut trees to be used
as fuel at the school. unit to clean,
TEE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Fitiiins' Tree Kills - 1
up the woods. Ito lulled to heed the
l9:ilnnl«'l"fl 11'111'nl111: try 111»; it two was
fulllng. and unilted under it 111-
steud 01' out of the path of dunner.
Reform School Boy
Noi-
l.LlGGI ”‘11 (‘0. I\'(‘ "1' ASL [31 hi-
VESS
'i‘ntul suit-s in tin: 33.3 slows otlhu
Louis .lt'. Llugetl t‘ouwuny, uulusldlv
nry of 1lu- l‘niiwl Drug 't‘ompuny of
Boston 101' ill" month of Nm‘tmber
were $3.0lti.b:i', as against $3.071.-
lilil 111 the corresponding menthol
lit“. .\11 increase 111' $577.0l4. (1r
18.78 1101' r'r'iit. 01' this inert-11m"
8351:.030. or 9.70 per cent: \HIH in
i'ulllillli'ililt'i: stores. The Hull's: do
not. rt'llt't't lo uny «xii-111 tlu- rm'i'nt
t'xliullHTUli |lu|i1'_\ 011 1111,: \V‘eriorn
institution
the
wu 3
‘g:
. "l‘UESll ‘. DECEMBER 15. 1925.
Cos Cob Postmaster ;;'~ .. .".'.'I".'.'I....‘Z'.
Pleads Not Guilty in 1...
11111111051) Doc. 1. ..-11 1 —-1' 11 Ste“ liolis (Her:
1-..
iv} lr.
1111.10.11,
111.1 1,
tiring u plea. Q1 1101 5111113, ,‘-\|11.1l
l’lillfl, [lilbllllflhli'l' Lil l‘.», (”1111. 1111.. (“‘IS Kills ME.“
in undo-1' iiullvlnu'nt «'l:.-1,.ll.1.: «-1u-. lilillilil.i'll|;'1'. low, 1.. ‘\ 1‘)
ln'zzluiiii'lii u: i'Utsi 1 1111111: ,\ inn! ..1 ~1. “ imlii . '. ' ' '
innounttuu to $21110. K1111 hi.» row; «on. 51.11. ' HR 0111101111.“...
tinned 1'1-14tt-1'1lu3' :iiiv'i'nnuniii/Judgu U ’ “““‘ i ”It? llk'iili of John
Thoma-1111 chrrni 1:0111'1. 'umm‘L “E"‘i "1’ 11.11:. a! tub home
it was nut spoi'ill-wl :11 “but 111nm“: ”lit" 1"“). 1111111113111. Sunday.
l1" tumult! "Purina Th" rum“ Mum: 31:. .1101 .\l1‘.'<. 51.1.1...” 1.3.1.3 1.1...
151110. 1111:: mmltnii-wi. Minimum :11 1 1.1.1.1.- 111: 1:... ;......1....... ,....,;.,j m,“
tiioilmoul‘ his itl'l't'Hl .1111] 11101111111” Ut'tlli'l'il 1-1 ll.1:'.-':1| 11-11 :lultl‘iy nu-
lirillgt-porl lu'i‘nrt' 1111' l'. 1". t‘uinmli» lil11‘41uiul. 11111'1'01111' «sun-11111 dl‘H'ii.
Mont-1'. (lt‘L‘ltil'Wl that the 111111111 luid.‘l‘licy am 111 the r'i, \1111'1'111'5 Hon.
horn mixed with :1 1wi~011ul l'li't'i1' Pit-1| :11.~l \11Ii 1'11'0111',
Sew-n thousand. 1i1'c. hundred and
1hlrt1-elght childrln' wcro examined.
and of this number. 3.0 pit 11ml.
some form
lienlth \\ orlt. New l-ln111pshiro.——
'l'ubcrculos‘ls
‘.tsso(-i:nion has udoptcd 9. program
iJ‘l‘DVidillg 1301' thu-r‘sumination and
bowie! all children in the State who
are under weight and suffering from:
mumutriiion, according to an an-
nouncement of the bulletin of the
81.no- Board or Health.
During tln your (tide
1925,1hc association msd&lone com-
plete demonstration at h huu. All
ehildfln 10 per cent. or more under
weight. nil who had been in coritoct
with costs of tuberculosis in their
homes. and all who were in'noor
physical condition from unknoivn
causes were examined. Physical do.
fecta. such in diseased tonsils. Ono
lsr'gcd glands, goiter. heart sitco-
in June,
cred in u large maJOrity ‘ot~ thevchll.‘
then examined. The cxsminntions
resulted in the treatment of 50 crises
of grandulnr tuberculosis, in a large
reduction in the number oi: cases of
malnutrition. and in the correction
' Widows', Orphuns'
Contributory Ptnslons Bill. Great
Britain. —About 15. 000. 000 wage
earners (spnroximately 30. 000. 000
person. including dependents) are if-
fectcd by “The Widows'. Orphsns'
and Old Age Contributory Pensions
Bill'Wpasued recently by the British
Parliament some provisions or which
come: into cried January 1928.
Tthe pro1isiona include weehly pay-
ments to widows. With additionnl al-
of If (if children are attending
school. up to the age or 15) and on
allowance for orphans under the
samo’age.
The insurance is cenipulsory for
all wage earners except non-monu-
ual porkers earning more 11111.11 :50
pounds a. year.
.—
510.000 FIFE TN ANSONIA.
ANSONIA, Dec. 15.—-Merchnndioo
yolua at $10,000 was destroyed bro
tire at unknown origlnin the store of
Edward Gimple. 411 Main street. late
yesterday afternoon. The building.
a two-story one. also was badly dam-
aged‘.
\irs. Gimple nos in charge of the
store yesterti‘sy afternoon. or loves
tigntlon revesled. About, four
o‘clock she left the store to pur-
'chase peanuts. she said. in a. store
nearbv and when she returned the
store was in flames.
New cumin. so
More Beautiful
Better Performance C
Lower Price
, 03mph!
AARON KOHNfl
93.11.12. 3.11m
ii
i
.- iv...” owsflO-‘S4 .5»
lownn‘ccs for children up to the use.
i
~ -—"-—- 1111110 sull‘irlng from cur. dischso inl
treatment. when treatment is necea. "
Lions. and 111alnutrition_wero discoyo. -
f
1
I .
.1
“a“, .m—
We delivered three
Orthophonic Victroiu
Soturdoy—bettor order
your:
Fourth floor
FUSES...
Atbmizers make
fine gifts .
These are the celebrated DeVibliss make. T hey are
noted for the artistic design and for the Substantial way
‘ they are made.
We show in the picture only :1 low of the 101 613
shapes we have ready tor 3our choosing.
With plain rubber bulbs they age 75c, $1, $1. 50
and $2
With choclieted c0vered bulgs they are $2.50 to
$12.50
Droppensi 1‘. same artistic designs for $1 to 53
Colors they are made in are rose green blué.
orange, black and topaz.
Smelling salts in pretty holida3 bottles .irc oii‘ered'l
tit 325:: to $2. 50
. 1
_ Women’s gloves at
a special price $2.50 .
Here is an 01311011011113 purchase of fine kid «loves1
—just at a time when the saiing we made 11 ill be most
appreciated.
They are made 01 11111: kid with Fieuch culls and
beautifully embroidered backs. ,
The colors in which they are oficrcti .116 black,
mode, while, bani er oak and grey.
Gloves that never haw been oficretl 101' loss than
383 now $2.50
Mam floor center
"stockings of silk.‘_
silk and wool and rayon
Stockingblof exquisite texture and in-all the stylish
5113ch make wonderful gifts, for women today must
have many pair to go with each separate costume.
. Women’s’stockings of silk with lisle top and sole
-full fashioned inoblack, moonstone. mosque and beige
$1. 25 "
Women’s stockings of silk and 11001
winter wast—in medium 11 c1gl11—bl.1ck.
toast colors $1.50 ,
. Children’s Stockings of merccrizesl lists of medium
weight in cordovan, grey and camel 50:
All silk stockings oillne quality in all 1111.: hunted
shades and black from the best makers of stockings in
the country, McCailum 5225 Ind 53
Main floor left rear
ideal to?
silver and
\
THE ROWLAND
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
' . ,... '. ..... '.1 .
OWLAND’S
Entrance on MainStQFairfield Ave, Cannon St.
x
More of‘ those lovely
silk pillows are
here at $2.95
Third floor
Slippers for the
entire family
Daniel Green comfy slippers 01‘ Slitlll with padded
soles $2 50 and $3
Felt tomiy slippers in si3lish CUlOl’S, also oxiords
$2.25
Comfy slippers tor men—tell in brown and oxford
grey $2.25 and $2.50
\V'omen‘s felt slippers with ribbon trim and padded
soles in many pretty shades $1
Splendid styles in slippers for women—tor men-—
for children
Prices arc‘i'rom $1 to $3.50
Main floor rm 1'
Let Santa include
a colored enlargement
Especially if it is hand colored it will be more 11p-
preciatel and think what the surprise will be if it is
;ill:l(l6 from the negative of the snapshot you took when
3111 and 30111 friend were aw :13 011 some pleasant trip
this summer. “Glass-A” a Howland exclusivit3.
5x 7 “Glass-A” hand colored enlargement $1
8.1110 “01.1554” hand colored enlargement $2
11x14 “Glass-b.” hand colored enlargement $3
These are already to hang. But order promptly .
3011 Want them for Christmas.
New vest pocket hodak $5. Box Brownie $5
Photo albums 501: to 53
Fourth floor front
st
Handkerchiefs .gayly
fitter a greeting
Dainty handkerchieis carr3 :1 message of Christmas
cheer to many folk—the3 speak adangucige that all
understand and are remembered for many da3s‘ to come.
Splendid handkerchiefs of fine cotton for men.
These handkerclilefs havemicely embroidered initial. Six.
in a box for 75¢ '
Women’s handkerchieis 01 cotton in solid colors
01' white with embroidered figures in coma. Three in a
box for $1 0
Men’s lizmdkcrcliiefs of line 1.131011 in colored stripes
35c '
Children's handkerchiefs 01 cotton in Solid color.
Three in a box for 25¢ . '.
Women’s pure linen itindkerchicis in mild tolors
wiili dainty contrasting embroidered (011160.511 in box
for $1.50
Mam floor (. Miler
DRY GOODS CO.
""'"'-—"-~--—-—-«
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