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SATURDAY, 'DEUEMBER‘ ‘19. 1925.
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ON CHRISTMAS. MORN
What More Pleasant Surprise Than Footwear?
Father, Mother, Grandparents, Brother, Sister,
Friends eagerly look for Shoes, Oxfords, Porn 8,
Zippers or Slippers. And when it comes from I-
wood’s it’s reliable.
MILTON ELWOOD
r The Arch Preserver Store
t 122 Washington St. So. Norwalli
Notice To Advertisers
3 Closing Time 3 P. M.
Advertising copy should be in The Sentinel
ofl‘ice 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.
The Science Of Business Is Service
To us, that much abused word means this-Five tele.
phones so you can tell us in a hurry your needs for build-
ing materials. Seven motor trucks so you can get the
much needed materials on the job in time to avoid that
expensive cost of delay. Stock—~we have it and aim to
carry everything called for and more. Good Will—(‘on-
fidence in us to do the right thing. Seeking your Good
Will. we pledge you our own. ‘
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
Sheetroclt—Corncll Wall Boards. Bird's Rooting~ Manir‘s
Shingles guaranteed tor 50 years. Dumber and iiiillwork.
We are Headquarters for the Kind of Toys That Make
Happy Girls and Boys--
Useful Articles of Furniture and
Health-Developing Playthings
Angevine Furniture
Company
18 No. Main St. Opp. Palace Theatre
A‘ "TIMELY” GIFT!
ans All nor sum gift: that will produce such I milel H
A good watch is one of them!
A watch it I luting Christina gift. Beautiful Ind useful-—
Ind trade to serve I life-time. Therefore, it will Ilwnyond a
I remembrance.
PerhIps he would hit I new wristwatch—I modern con-
venience. Diuniu the belief that they are Jemima—4b: but
dressed uteri wear them everywhere
We have may styles and rushes Itprica thItwiIlple-eyon.
They are produaa of good craftsmanship. dependable Ind
untangle—4b: gift that nthfial
FRANK LAUDER
J ETVELER
E‘U Washington St.
So. Norwnll
- Center Junior High Notes
An interesting program was ren-
dered by Room 2|. Wednesday, iii
the weekly assembly.
The program lollowa:
l’l‘oludii "Remember lilo" ——— Ken- I
ton lint-son. Elinor Ericsoii.
lillile I'iilhllllK—‘Dll' .iioug.
liunco—"lirusoii i"iy‘—-Murjorii.
Iii IIUK.
"'Iiieiitro Tickets" —— Ruth Smith.
Mildred Large.
Mandolin bulo—-"l)renni \Vuitz"-~
Alice Mooney.
“Getting l.etters“-—Currio Btolliit,
irvlno Mitchell. biliellieit Ut't‘t'llllil.
Piano Solo. "Flower Botii;"—l\'iitli—
erlno lloonoy.
"itocltation "The King's
t'iist"-—’lhersos Fish.
Dance, “l'olki-tIto"——Thersos lt‘ish.
Violin Solo, “Lu. ilrunetto"—~Kcn-
tor Ericaon. .
Dance. “My Sweetheart. from llol-
lund"-—Margsreie lioiidrlcliaon.
Salute to Flam-School.
"Star Spangled liminer”—School.
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The 913 English class has an or—
ganization known as the Wriponlc
club. The meetings are held Mon-
day morning. period three. The
main object at the club is to improte
its oral English. by dove.opiiig poise,
mcinory. confidence, voice. style and
presenting clcui'ly om-‘s ideas. The
oilicei‘s ot the club are:
President—lien Sherwood.
Secretary—Alice 'l‘iiilor.
Treasurer—diam Wilson.
Last week the emblems of the club
were received and at it special meet»
ing the principal. Mr. Hung, as an
honorary member. was presented
with a. pin by Alice McCormick.
The club gave the first of its set-
ics of debates, Wednesday, on the
following topic: Resolved—That the
Unitedfitutes should join the \\'oild
Court. Speakers on the affirmative
side; Grace Stewart, Ital-l Wilson,
Grace Keeler; on the negative: lin-
zel Erickson. lien Sherwood. Mary—
iioth Chopin. The decision was in
t'uvor oi the negative side.
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The pupils of ltoom 20 are to be
congratulated on the solo of 1,500
lted Cross Seals. Another achieve-
ment was having nineteen pupils on
the Honor Roll and one on the
lilglt Honor lloil.
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Iireuk-'
The boys of Room 13 were tender-
ed a. party by the girls of the room.
The party was given to the boys as
they secured the highest percent of
lntendence. Everyone iiiid an en-
joyable time. ‘
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The Honor Roll for the last six!
weclts of work Is as follows:
lIlGll HONORS
Antoinette Fulllii——i".uom 13
Emily Dagny—ilnom 13
Bradford lloyi——-ilomn .13
Margaret Diiiihni‘—-ilooiii 13
Alice ’I‘allon—Room 20
(“harlctto liiilwi-l
\‘iiict nan i‘iipiiitiio
Theresa Sesio
llloiilior Street.
[loom I
John Chopin.
limit“ it)
Ilolit‘rin Ili't‘lit‘l‘
lleleii Ilt'llll
Mildred liurley
Marion Loileliur
\‘ei'nn l’uilarii
Margaret Worthy.
llooni ii
ilose lt'ui'iin
Lavina ltire
Claire Lyl'i‘li.
iliilh Chittim
Siisiiunu l‘epper
Robert Aiiin l
Arthur Norman
Siiiito Cozzu
Norman Meek
Kenneth lierlinc.
Theresa Cusuleso
Martha Hitimiin
iii-loll Brodlca
Miiy Treni‘hnrd.
Room 12
Donald llyiiigton
llii-ili-ii-h lloiiii
lirlwu rd Monroe
Joiiii ltouhovanslty
iloily lingers
Gi'ilrles Weed
Josephine Kelley
Eleanor l'li‘nlll‘lClt‘SUli ’
Mary Iiiisilngs ;
Augustine Svnlisi
William [tit-necks: l
Anna Russo
Marjorie Juli‘son. .
Room 13
Margaret Thorpe .
Margaret Iiillt-ry
Leona Cavunugli
William Harris
Dominic Russo.
Room 20
[solid Bryce
Joseph (:hamhorlnnil
Marybeth Chopin
lllslo Comstoek
lr‘lorn Davis
Emily lillci'lii
lilimil‘t'lh I:l\\'l7|)ll
Margaret li‘liiherty
’I'lici'i‘so Flsli
Alice Graham
Eloise Alt'lili‘oy
r'illt‘t‘ Ali-Formiclt
Violrt lientrciili-r
lien Rogers
Alfred Siiiitanit‘llo
Jane Wilson
\'«;-ronin.n (Titlilil
lx’nril Wilson
Gian-v Sierrnit.
lttitim ‘.'l
Jenni-tie. Little
Margaret Millard
(lrui'n Hurrigan
Iii Ii'lurie llaymcs
i'iim Nesst‘ll
l'ii'ueu l\’i‘ll.~
Ros-u 'l“;i\'i~,ll:t
.\'"tlli- 'l‘aveilu.
Mun Molnerncy
Sophia Schneider—Room 1‘]
John Tolianil—llooiii 'J-i. j
HONORS l
Room I i
Florence Amundsen
Emerson iieaupaln
Mildred Bloom
Harriet Brotherton
MILLINERT‘
KIA.
POLHEMUS
LEADING MILLIN ER
61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5. So. N orwalh
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William Curtis l
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Phihppine Lingerie
Daintily fine, exquisitely
hand made, with the skillet
t h e s e . famous needlewomeii
seen in every stitch.
Unusual Values at
$1.95 to $5.98
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
RADIOS FOR
CHRISTMAS
ATWA’I'ER RENT
STROMBERG-(‘ARIISON
FADA NEIITRODYNE
RAlilOIiA
SUPERH I'YI‘I'ZRODY NE
N0. 25 AND NO. 2
The
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St. Phone 2978
.iiiiin IilllUF.
Room 2
ltnrriv-ti. Bray
i.‘linor liricmn
Nuihiiiie (ilickson
William lllllilillk
Norma. Mnclmnn
Justine Murray
Evelyn Rowe
Alice Adams
Catherine linker.
llooni
Mouton Ericson i
Louis Raymond
HUN-Hurt lireollini l
hllil‘gllt‘l‘llt” llendricltsou l
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2-3
lilllli Smith
(‘urrii‘ Stoliiii.
A slight, change has been made in
the school. The pupils in Room 21
now have their homedesk room in
Room 23 and the pupils of Room 23 2
now accupy 21. I
N. (i o. of Local Guard
Form AssociationI
A new organization has recently I
been formed in the city known .as
the “N. O. C. Association." it is
composed of Non-Commissioned Ui- -
floors of the local National Guard
units of the 193ml Field Artillery.
2nd Bn. qus. illry. & Combat Train
and Battery "C." The officers elect-
ed are as follows:
President-let Sgt. Philip O'Grudy
Secretary—Sgt. Liody Sturgis.
Treasurer—Sgt. Maj. Waiter Leo-
nard. ,
A' lie from promoting the military
and so. iui spirit among its members.
the activities of the organization will
take form in the holding of dances.
boxing bouts and other events at in
terest in the Norwalk Armory. II
has been iletlnliely announced b3
the ox'iit-ers that nothing but first I
class productions will be offered.
To inaugurate its opening gala
dance on New Year's Eve in fittint
style. the Association is presentlnt
to the dance lovers of the city and .
vicinity tho most famous coloret
harmony-jazz orchestra in the coun
try. Val Reed and his Eight Aces.
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Only thing worse than being both
ered is being ignored.
RADIOS YOU
Mahaokemo Bldg.
RIDER’S RADIO SHOP
One Tube Sets $17.75
Five Tube Sets $70 to $1.75
Complete
Erla - Magnavox - Crosley
PARTS FOR ALI: THE NE\\'
2 No. Main St.
CAN AFFORD
HOOK-UPS
South Norwalk
PRACTICAL GIFTS
LADIES '
".50 to 34.00.
Dainty mules of brocade. satin and leather ..... 84.00 to $7.00
Belt and [leather Comfort Slippers. mIny colors . .
Silk Ind Stilt and Wool Hosiery
suppers o! Ill kinds, Mochsins, Everett: and Comfort.
drum, Boots. Rubbers for the. whole family. ‘
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, DONE.
FOR CHRISTMAS
.. $2.25
.. ...... ......O2.00io$3.50
,i fibril“ v.1,
THE EvENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Dry Raider
('ol. Sam Johnson, n former Rus-
sliiii lilll'Ull, in now chit-t prohibition
enforcement officer - for northern
California. He has applied military
methods to his work. but. he says
"you can't break tip booth-331m; as
long: as you can act a still for $5 to
make you own booze."
CALLS. CHARGES
AGAINST s51
WHOLLY UNTRUE
BOSTON. Dec. 19 (AP).—-A
Charge. that the story told by Cap-
tnln John R. Dlohl of the City of
Rome. of the sinking of the Submar-
ilnc S51 in'coilision with his vessel
oil’ BIOCM island. September 25, was
"wholly untrue." was made yester-
day by Licut. Commander Charles R.
Lockwood, judge advocate. betoro
t .
thi- Naval board (:1 inqmry investi-
gating the disaster
Summing up. at a session of the
court convening today at the
(,‘hiirlmtmvn Navy Yards. Lockwood
said that. the 8-51 was not at fault
in any way for the collision.
The judge advocate said that [liti‘
r‘oliiim‘t of tho City of Rome was
"repreheusiliie.."
The 8-51. he maintained, we! a.‘
"crossing vessel" nnd as such had
observed all the rules of the road.
AMBASSADOR T0 spars.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec.
(AP). Ogden ll. Hammond of New
Jersey. has been named ambassador
to Spain.
Somi'tnnes It mites blind faith it
lead you throueu the dark places.
I
19.—
The local Atwuter Kl‘lnt radio
dealers announce the following con-
cert will i:io broadcast Dill Sunday
evening. .
Christmas ConCt'ltl.
Jeanette \'roolunil, soprano; Elsie
linker. contruito: Lambert Murphy,
tenor; William Simmons. :buriloue.
PROGRAMME.
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n. "Sing 0 Heavens". . . .i. . . . .Tours
b. “Silent Night" .. . ..F‘rlinz Grubt‘r
Messrs. Murphy and Simmons.
Misses Vreeland and l linker;
II. “
ii. “Jesus of Nazareth"
Charles Gounod
b. "The Angel's Sons" ‘
..... . . . . . .. William Stickies
William Simmons.
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n. "Ave Maria." ....Chnilles Gounod
ii. "llcioico Greatly 'Mesl‘inh' "
‘ llandel
Jeannette Vrceiaiid.
IV. i
It. “No Candle Was 'i'herlo and No ‘
Fire" ......... Lilla iA-hmuiin ‘,
b. "This Birthday of a Kling" i
.............. ...[l hit-idlingt'r:
Elsie Baker.‘ i
V. l 7
a. “The Star of Bethlehem" I
........... .. Stephen Adams;
b. "There is No Deatli"l 3
............ Gt-olllrey O'Hara l
Lambert Murp y. I
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a. "Holy Night" . ........... Adam
i). "0 Little Town of Billiiehem."
'Mlsaeo Vreciand um Baker:
Mesirs, Murphy and Simmons. l
Charles Albert Baker lit. the piano. 1
The concert Will be roadcast at
9:15 P. M. through Stations WEAF,
\VFI, WCAI‘. \VJAR. WiCAE, WSAI, .
WOC, “'WJ. WEEI, WCCO, WGR.
KSD. WTAG, wmn. wit-An.
30H, 4
FORDlC
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Mubt.
III NABLE Mimusm‘r‘REE
hith‘ Roma
Can
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Self Stnrlcr
Lights
llrnkcs
Windshield
18 NO. MAIN ST.
$50.05
AUTOMOBILE
FREE
Boys and Girls between the ages of 2 and 10 years.
Put your letters for Santa Claus in the
big red box in front of
ANGEVINE’S
To the Boy 0r Girl whose letter Santa Claus opens
first on December 24th we will give this
beautiful Automobile FREE.
P. S.--Don’t forget to tell your mother and your
dad we carry a very complete line. of useful toys.
Angevine Furniture Co.
SOUTH N ORWALK
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$345.00
Now on Display at
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‘ 132 Water Street. South Norwallt
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