WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Ill, 1925. »
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THE EVENING SEN'I‘lNEIr-SU.II1_\lURWALKI CONN. ‘
At lllt‘ Ul'i‘lt'l: ui' (.lt-Iit‘tgn ll. \‘tls.tI
INTERESTH E i THEY BUMPED~AND THIS IS LEFT IIIIIIIII ........
I IN RUMORS 0F 1 .I. , yesterday by lint-enn- .l \'.'m Nrss tn’ (—- .
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EAST NURWALK
SYMPATHY is
EXTENDED .10 1
REV. l. FOUST
Friends Learn of Pass-
ing of His Wife ——
Was Pastor of Local
Church
The many friends of Mrs. John J.
Foust. wife of tho Rev. John J.
Foust. were grieved yesterday to
learn of ber'pusning. Sunday even-
ing, Dec. 13. The deceased suffered
‘ Pussy
t.
1.01'1ERY RAID
for a housv and in! I'll iiurlmnl.‘
street. l
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Ouch! Aching Jontis,
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Rub Rheumatle I am
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Ilulp I’ain right on: will: small -- ._.I.I__________________ . .
trial lmtllc of oil! ~ _; “.2
"Si. v'iH‘UhH till." -~‘/-W ....... w“, ,, , _. II
__..—— . 1 .40 it {171/ it ”difficult;
lihvuluztlisnt is "pain" on .1- J" Z I_ I 1 '
Not. on:- (‘nst- in fifty I'mlllll‘lH ln- 1 e um ’6’)“ _
telnnl li‘t"lfllll'lll. Slop drumzlntzl llas WI" flilllttt'o
iinit soothing, ]lt'llt‘l1‘.’llii.il 'St. .ln- . ,
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colts till" l‘lttlll into your sore, Him, 1“ I“ i“ I: '0 5"“‘l l” a it'ltli .
llt‘lllllu; Joints and lI'llrl' mine»: in call for no and null “mum.
rtuntly. “Ht. Jacobs till" is u itmm- tho luattrl‘. We not..- done mm.
‘ loan rlIiountnllstIn liIniInrnt Ithu'hE lo [:ui‘Slliitl" ltot
.- ' ~' 'sz « 111..L an o: nun mrn .
“H” (l ”m, K i r not hack on tho toh than ‘.’ 1'
the skin.
Limbo-r up! (31:11 t'trlttltlniltllltzl (lull, N- D' C- '“minH Nothing DHH‘.
Club. '
a hillilll trial llolllt: of old hont'sl‘
Squad of Secret Service ~ '
Men Said to Be Oper-
ating Out of Bridge-
port
ore Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Prict
On Display I
AARON KOHN
9 8. 8. Ave. Bo. Nor-wall:
Phone 489
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lolni‘il lliv'
Some Norwulkers exltlldtrd intor'
est today in rumors to the off: it that
20 U. S. Secret Service agents :1: Id"! d
In Bridgeport and have been circulat-
ing about that city for the past ihrt-e
days. The story current is that thosv
men are in this section to lnwstiuntz-
the reported wholesale vondlm- of
air l'it :ilt'l - t.
. Po w. a stroke and lingered f1th dnyfl- lottery tickets. it is also rt‘portt'tl “St. Jacobs ”no at any drug store.
' ' The funeral will take place today in the men are members of a “flying and “I lust. u mmmm you.“ he ”00‘ .
’ lgg y lgg the Oyster Bay M. E. Church. of v-qumt'mn" sent out (urmn n-om Wm mmmum mm “firm.“ ”my l‘he Nash. Raymond .
' Which REV» FOUR is 11113101”. Burial Washington to investigate thw t1ii4‘il . stiffness. lion't Halter! littlief nwaltti1 & l)ean ('0
GOOD GROUP-Ems Wm be at. Center Moriches. I" I" the liquor situation. i you. "S: .lnmh's 1:11 is just as zoodl .
home at her daughter, “do“. ‘— . . . i . for solution. neuralgia, luminlgo,l 2 Flax Hill Road
Mrs. Foust leaves besides her hus— HARTFORD, Dee. ll: «Al’l.-—-A This wooden ship collided with the steel tanker Miller (‘Ollniy 0" backache, Fili‘l'llll“.-‘.\‘l\'. l l
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POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Norwalk. Conn.
band three children. Helen Faust
Lukert. Marlon Faust Overton and
Russell Faust. as well as five grand-
children.
Mrs. Faust possessed a most pleas.
ins personality whiei: endeared her man. Vlt‘olix was rescued by Pills-
to all those with whom she came in hurt: flrenum when his :nl.~t:1-:~swt:.~4 Godfrey and Hommhnn ot' \lt‘i',‘ squad.
contact. She was especially loved . about to drown him. Now he lives Sixteen men whosu notivith s zil'f- suit]
by the younger folk. for whose hem-— : in the engine house and slides down: ‘10 have extended through 5- \i‘l‘tll
tit she was a tireless worker. i the poles every time he wants to go fr nine were an- n,
ring. alleged to involve six ditfvrvnt
lotteries on daily [Tutti-d States
Treasury balances. doing a business I
amounting to tho-w "do of dollars. 1
was broken up here following Ht‘vttl‘lll —— |
:nonths’ investigation by i‘ollwman 1
New York llarlmr.
best.
The lidwln .i. l‘nrrnr serum to have come out second
cat‘ in
the only
America who is a full fledged fire-
This is Felix,
“HOSIERY”
From early childhood we have associated ('hrisimas with
the hanging: up of the. stocking; so why not. make our
t‘hristmas gift a gift of Stockings?
night."
1:: Ext-«isle ('ilmlu.‘ !
'ihis Kim: is (‘nmu to sum mankind i
..\s in Sn'litvturn truths we find.
i'l‘itovvl'ut't- lids sung lt‘tt'l" \‘.'v‘ in;
"in l"\('l'l~i~. Gloria."
When t 311th \'.';t~' 1 (tn of .\l.ll‘l' ‘.*
‘in llt‘ihlt'lium
in that full vi‘ir.
I «It “.1" be remembered that “10'0"“ The police said that the lutturlos: Angola rain; th W with mirth ". m mind
' a n u . '1' . . l ‘ ‘ ‘ -
S Rev. Foust was pastor of the Last _.__- ..,.__._...m__.- were "going pm with. \m‘imls ,Lhr. , . ‘ o ' ' '
891901: Your Chrmtma Avenue M. B. Church from 1899 to Hartford men \ linsn“. nnmos nan-not In l’:.\(‘t‘l:~li (lit-rm! : I“ LAWN}; (Ilmml i otockmgs 0f 811k, 811k and WOOI or Rayon
l-‘ishor. lrvlnu Preston. 13nd l’remru.
Elmer Amundsen. John Carpenter.
Willard 1“arr. Waller IAnt‘lerson and
Edward Ashbrook.
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been learned itav'tw. w n l‘I't't'illly
31,0110, 5500 and $200. The “"1le
were alleged to have been sold for
. prices ranging from no to tilt m-ntsl' . .
each and to have. been sold ivy 'hdu-l'i‘n tin-1n Illtl’t‘m‘ihti “ill! Lil-I1 1 chi. . '1 hi"
sands. I‘\\'ho said, "Ctnl'n Stu is Lil”)
1902. The swnpathy of his many
friends in the community is cxtcnd~
Greeting Cards Now
ed to bin: and his family in their
The largest assortment in great bereavement, .
town is here. a o o
. _ . The new sidewalk undo the rall~'
ill:e Hamilton Shop r I
road. bridge in East avenue is well
.2, ‘49. Wall Street
1'1‘1wn. dt :11‘
.1. 1. MALLETTE
i irau us 1m \ Rs n we ’ 1' Hum.
‘ ‘ ‘ "' ‘ r" ’ 33 WASHINGTON 31'. SOUTH NORWALK
Lord, for Thy
llttrrlsmon it -1n‘1«.l 1111 w
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‘*" 1'1”.“ ring to 'i‘hv Sulncu,
Leslie (:orhant. of East avenue. this! .
return-“d lust (-\'f'l:ll:;: from a. day's
linslnt-ss trip to Mt. lx'istto. N. Y.
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in I'Ixm‘lsls (ilnvia!
under way. Workmen have laid rm-1
cement curb and are awaiting‘ it tot
, d~ t “1' th . ~, W. m . .
Victrotas and Radios Sold on 'y o n 5h 9 ”mm” The, '<1iétmwififiifiia‘éfintan;ifléliefitfire’igiéiifiiéiaifiifiiaifimifii{ifiifiifiw_ i}
t,»
«.A‘.ems...-—.
walk will run from a few feet ho-i ..
Easy Payments low the bridge to Fort Point street l '
It is (xpecled that the lights will hel
installed under the bridge. in a few?
. days. i
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«y, ‘ :h Leonard Johnson. of Howard .1er l I
samOSEt OCOIates mic. is confined to his bed will:! 3 Ang‘ com Y I
heart trouble. I I
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50. . ‘ ‘ ‘ i .7 I
’ ‘ 0 'V Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascale, oti l,I I
l lull P In D Van [ant street. Wet-e in portl Vl‘lcS'l‘l‘UlTi‘. Doc. ill. fl "’l‘hr . i, I
JUST ARRIVED
Plaisted Drug Store
George E. (‘ook
Successor
59 \VASIIINGTON STREET
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Choste ’t-sterdn‘ fe : . .| . . . . ‘
they vl‘sitsed \lrsll‘flséullgzogigt‘gli“n .Wholo ’l own 5 l‘alklua. a llll‘CCnlf‘Ii .
A e . .‘ .1 i ' tt'smcdy. will be pvmscntul in the 3
Charles Wilson of Fastm'vnup MIii. t". A. Auditorium. on 'l‘hutsdng
. _, " ‘ "‘llil Friday it this \vtwk i’ty lllt‘ st'n
gagging from an attack ot the 1 .m. “In”. ”1. sum. ii‘uh Wm“ Thor: .
n .
will in- vnfy one. performance r‘nc‘
Tl . t ‘. ‘I play. at ‘lzlfl.
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' ‘ ‘ ‘ . lion's} Simmons. a paint mannt'at
church will be held this evening. at;
1111" r damn liurkc
n, u ‘o r \ II t ~ . .
..30 oclock. lollowint, tin prnyri Mm Hwy.” Summons,
as
3.353%
his wift
service the choir will rehearse at the
riWe Are Our Own Whole.
parsonage. .
o o o
The Girls' Friendly Society Can-
r-r.
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llvirn KN han.
, Mlfin' lithe! Simmons. his daughtet.
[Dorothy llollzlllt‘l‘.
Salem and Retailers 0!
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann Co
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Ali‘s. l..~t:y Lythe, a motion [llClUl'l‘
dldates of the Christ Church held a 1 n,,.~l“\,..,.y Alice Shrovor. ,
Christmas Party yesterday utter- Donald swift. a motion picture d1-
noon. at the church. A Christmasil-ector, llntzh lienttie.
tree was placed in the church and] tom- storms. u \vcaltiw young
presents were distributed amont: man from t‘huugo. Frank cosugna.
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3%} Egg Egg; *-
those present. Games were played t‘hcsm- lillfny, Slmtnons' partner t}!
I and refreshments were served. Mrs. \l'l-sh-v Ulllt‘llt'. I
“C. “Ob?” 13- “- FOOW read several Miss Sadie Bloom, ii dancing ” i
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Christmas stories to those present. tom-her, l‘nulhn- (‘ill‘llRQnt-,
Among those present .wuc: the Miss Sully this. friend at
Misses, Millicent and Anna. Huncle {Simmer}, lirther Johns-on.
Eleanor and Evine Erickson. Glnoysi Miss Lila \‘l’llson. also a [Ht-ml
Holly. Catherine Sanford. Willa zntmxeilic Strong.
Arlene Kaskc. Mildred Holly. Jean- Annie. lllt‘ maid. Grow- Maurcr.
_Woshington St. Phoné 35615
South Norwalk
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Here you will find practical gif’s lea“ childreranl grown ups,—-—giiis that; fit your pocketbook, be
it lug or little.
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nette Johnson. Helen Farr, Edna Mrs. .lill'l(.‘Cll and girls, Lillian
Sihge. Elgar)! lieberts, ituth Shllfflll.il{yli€niiill. l‘lllitllllt'ill Lockwood and in“ Q . u .. WT...
‘ a ys‘ eson. Edith Critic. liele tlt‘lornn r-, 1‘ "1 ll. ",1 4 : ‘ i i q. ”I ‘
Eastman... “W“ m... Hump tw:l;s__w___ r9} EXQUlolTE Lottazsz i HOLlDAY HANDKERCl-llEFS
K 1 .Ju. (.‘l'k..\z r-x; . , . w- . n. . . ,, l4 - .:, m ‘ ' ' '
alfdcglicdlctlcntit‘tt. turn \umnilfiflAL WOMAN ES’Z‘T' Gowns, blips. Step-ms. \ests and ltldtimtlb 1 bold smgly and 1:: boxes.
1,: u x: ~ 1 “ l ' . ,-_. --—‘—__— H—
Nearly 50 children were skating! i it _ —
on'Mill pond yesterday afternoon. ll: | ' i I f 1‘
its claimed that the ice at the "NW r} BREVES' ‘WRQNG i CORDURO‘ LOU ldeliue RURALS i GORDON HOSIER‘
:3g;‘:“h;§‘.°.§:‘;:,f .12.;":3":,,:",;:::1';g ' ‘ ' . . . , .. $4 98 and $5 49 . Women's Silk Hose in 95 to $1 95 .
iend. near Seavlrew avenue. it is lcsfiilfl . . I ' V . o I new shades . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . . c ' . .
tthun an inch. it was reported tilts L, - i ‘ i
interning that a young lad of about] ""““"" ”‘ " ‘ m”
.13 years of age fell through incl m... ~ ' q ‘ n i
ledge of the pond near Thomas STAMi-‘Oilll. lice. lit—1311's. lt‘nl- ‘ ' 1 I
istvreetl‘ yesterday afternoon. The hoyi m” Jussil of 19 Main street Norvt‘allk. " CREPE KEIViOrVOD i JEVVELRY
, mere y suffered :1 wetting about his; owns a motor car. She was shoppinr ’ I" ' i ‘ . 1‘ wt ). ‘ ' ' I -' . " ‘ l‘ ‘ i ' ‘
, '0 ~ ‘ilcES. i in Stamford the other day and 1:8va $1098 to 0098 B ll PllJ‘, ( inlet) 1 Int, Bed.Ut'\ .Plllb, Lliigei 1L lebpb’
, S lash, ~ » ‘ ' ° ' ilng completed hrr mission repaired and Chan: Plns‘
, p - I IIllllss Ruth Corbett, ot' Winfieldito Main street entered horror and
. . . ‘ .5 reet’. recently entertained a num- : drove it to Not-walk. About. the llnn- . _._..-_. — .-
EVCWbOdy ls domg ‘t- The‘he‘r of friends at h'... home in honor ‘ that 'he arriv' liin \‘orwal ‘ ‘ 'l"l'
I . ‘ . . I l I . h . . L'l - i ' k. L. H »
W ones are prepared_ bet at the sixteenth birthday of Jean- l Uni-infield ot‘ Noroion notified Siam- SiLl< KIPAQF‘V‘GS RAYON SlLK PANTALE ES
‘ . Of ' incite Oliver. The home was Drctttiy l ford police that his car'n’us stolen ‘ .=‘ I
P3“ . . , , decorated and a. program of games: from Main street. ‘ , ‘I 12 00 and 15 00 I I V i . Black, navyt l'€(l 2
.\ '- IIwa. enjoyed. which was followed by} in investigating police discovered i : i O . i and tan ' °
. v) _ ' :refrcshments; Among those present :1 car answering the description (mi 9' I ‘ i . I . I . . ' . ~ . . . . ' ' . . ‘ . . . . . . I I ' . I . '
' lI . . , . -_ I'I . Rwerc: the Misses. Jeanette ()llvor,i main strcet. It w,as.takc_~n to police : -...~_.-_..____.._._._. ~—-——-—— —-————v
‘3 : ' - villalrjorie Taylor. Ruth Corbett, .\iar—' headqmntl-rs and it was found out i .— l
r or e Stumpf. Frances Knapp. Hilda; thnt the. second machine was int i
. UBBERS Liichardson. Katherine Rrownell. i property of Mrs. Jnssllxsnc mus; . SCARFS! HAND BAGS ~,
' mural: Harrison, H 1‘ if l , d' if i :. i if ' i 'h ‘ ' ' ' ‘ \“ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '
H. You“ DEALIR'S charm "Worm-(332R 21f: KT; . 21?; .132. (iglt'over‘cldlshglj‘$152,113;"Pl: t My but they are beautiful in the radiant 311k and color- A choice tollectionIof smat [Cot bags in under-arm, pouch, it“:
. . neth COW, \‘llllS OVcl‘lOll. Clayton i :r?:I;S‘-::.Suof 1”“, cars “"113 L‘ffEClC‘d ‘I ful deSlgnS. W001 Scarfs 1n 0 $2 98 Gllselope alld Valllty cases. PI‘ICQS aCCOI‘tllllg to Style ’63::
a ‘ 1 to may. 1 .' . r 0 an I t, 1""
: l, prettyplaids... ..... ........ ., $2 00 0$17 50
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-1- . quality. ..... .' ' ‘1“ '
HATS t 1 '- " '
t . : i r GLOVES it
$1 9 5 CORNS i \ ' The gift of which no woman can have too many. COMPACTS 5
'1' ' __..._ . Washable $3 59 and $4 19 50C to $1 50 3;;
. . ' . ._ - Doeskin.................... ' ' . ' :2
Up Ltft Off-No Pain! 1 . . . . _. t" r
. : . 5 Centemerl French Kid I $21 «‘18 ' 5:;
. I ,. t i .CuffGloves............................... Bouromrttrs E:
' : ' . ‘ V. : i 3 . Cape-skin, wool lined $3 95 In gay and 25 to 98 3*
i i. T d . ‘ Gloves ' variedcolors....................... C . C E‘
; otlce 0 A vertlsers 3 Capeskin. fur lined. $598 and $7 25 , 15??
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. . .. . i 1.. Gloves...................... WOMANS SlLK UMBRElLAS '1?
Closing Time- 3 P ~ M ‘ i Gimme“ ' $1 00 ‘° $1 75 I“ “m styles $5 98 i° $7 98 ‘5"
, , ,°,.. .° i Gloves........................ ' ' andCOIOIS-.-................ o o , :3;
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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
file demand for advertising space during the
holiday season. The Sentinel will appreciate
: cooperation from its advertisers.
SENTINZL‘ PUBLISHING CO. I
Doesn't hurt one hit! Drop a lil
tie “Freezone” on an aching curt:
instantly that corn stops hurting.
i then shortly you lift it right off with
fingers.
1 Your drugglst sells a tiny bottle
of “Freezonc” for a few cents. suf-
ficient to remove every herd com.
soft corn. or corn between the toes.
_ iand the fool mlluses. without sore
nus: or irritation—Adv.
J. 1. MALLETTE ,
WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Ems-Emmet.
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Norwalk Chronicler