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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1925.
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PRACTICAL GIFTS
FOR CHRISTMAS
LADIES:
Dainty mulm of hrocatlo. satin and lvnllwr ..... 81.00 to 07.00
l‘vit and imntim t‘umIm-t Slippora, many colors 2.25
hillt and hill. and “not Hosiery ............ 82.00 to 82.00
it
MEN'S:
slippers of all kinds. Moccasins, lfircrctts and Comfort!
‘ Slim to 251.00.
Arctic» iloots. Illlllllt rs for the “hole family.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Will. NEW YORK CITY—405
7 i‘. M.—-Dinner music.
7:45 P. M.—"ltatiio" Novel." Cos-
me llamllign.
i 1’. lit—Madison Orchestra.
5:30 P. M.—~liockey game. Pitts-
burgh vs. New Yorit.
10 P. lit—Dixie Jubilee Singers.
l0:.'iO P. lit—Paul Specht‘a Orches-
tru.
WEAR. NEW YORK CITY—~19:
6 P. lit—Dinner music.
7 P. ‘.\I.-—I‘toss German's Orchestra.
The Science Of Business Is Service
To us, that much abused word means this—Five tsle.
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—(Yen.
lidencc in us to do the right. thing. Seeking your Good
Will, we pledge you our own.
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The. Hatch. & Bailey Co.
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Sheetrock -— Cornell Wall Boards. llirdfis Rooting—Meh'ulr‘s
Shingles guaranteed for 50 years. [lumber and Mlllworlt.
7:80 P. AL—Story Teller.
7:45 1‘. .\i.-—Boy's Band
Michael's Orphanage.
8:20P. lit—George O'Brien.
8:30 P. M.——Eaxls Trio.
0 P. M.—-Cliquot Eskimos.
10 P. M.-~Pon concert
“-12 P. M.—Vincent Lopez's
chestra.
WGBS. NEW YORK QTY—810
6 1‘. M.-—Uncio Goebee.
6:80 P. Dir—Concert Trio.
7 P. M.—-Dance instructions.
7:10 P. M.—Chris Meehun, tenor.
of St.
Or-
7::.'0 P. lib—David Freedman, Mo-
nologues.
7:30P. M.—'1'o be announced.
8 P. M.--Dounia. Ruthnberg and
! Simon Coho. pianists.
9 -P. M.-—Erdody's Dance Orchestra.
WRNY, NEW YORK CITY—259
6:55 1’. M.—l\'cw York Neighbor
hoods. ~
7:00 P. M.——-"Whoso Birthday To-
day?" '
:05 P. M.-—-Telegraph Sportflash.
o P. Ills—Commerce of the day.
' ” Ilall‘sJanuary Cllarant‘cSale has always been the"
outstanding feature of New York Fur retailing.)
This year it is made doubly so lo~siqnolizc the,
70th ANNIVERSARY
of the founding of this business.
Established 1856 i
W. H. HALE.
'FURRIER
18 West 38th Street, N. Y.
WBWAW
MONDAY, DEC. 28, cums OUR GREAT
January, Clearance Sale of,
FURS : .
All prices have been marked down at ‘
least 25% and in many instances to
Half Former Prices
Every article will have mée Reduction Mama
in Plain Ficure: upon Original price tag
Here Is Hall‘s Oblccf Lesson in Real Fur Values
8395 H dson Seal Coats. ....reduced to $250
8175 H dson Seal Coats.... ~reamed to $295
8550 Hudson Seal Coats. . . .rcduccd to 8350
8695 Hudson Seal Coats. .reduced to ‘5450
8325 Carucul Coats....... ...rcduocd to $195
8395 Caracul Coats....... ...roduccdlo 8250
£475 Caraculcoats..........raducedto 8295
8550 CaraculCoots..........reducedto 8350
28850 Garacul Coats..........rc¢lucsdto 5500
$150 Male Coats.............re_ducedto
8576 MoleCoats.............rcduccdlo
3760 Mole Coats.............rcducedfo
8550 Squirrel Coats. . . . . . . . reduced to
$695 Squirrel Coats. . . . . . . . .rcduced to
8875 Squirrel Coats. . . . . . . . .rcduced to
61100 Squirrel Coats... ...reduced to
8700 Alaska Seal Coats. .. ...reduced to 8
8900 Alaska Seal Coats. .. . ..nducul to
81500 Broadtail Caracul. , . . . .reduoed to
81800 Broadtall Cortical. . . . .mluced to
”75 Persian Lamb Costa. ..reduwd to
8595 Persian Lamb Coats. ..rcdueod to
8795 'Pcrnianflroadtall. . . .reduced to
8985 Persian Broadtail.. . . . .nduoad to.
0800 Nutria.looquettes......ndueed to
8595 Nutria Coats...........rsdscodto
8500 Beaver Jacquettes......reduudio $37
8850 Beaver Coats...........reducadb
8950 Muskrat Coats........ .reducaiio
05.30 Silver Muskrat.........radueadio
8325 Raccoon Coats.........rsduadio
8375 Raccoon Coats.........roiuadio
8595 Leapard Coats..........roduosdto
81350 Summer Ermine.....,.uduoadto
81500 Mlhk Coats............rsducsdto
82200 Mink Coats............rcdueodio81375
82700 Mink Coats............raducodlo$1fl0
w Hudson Seal is Dyed Muskrat '
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re: 70 years the name of n: u. mu. on I‘m so
afforded ABSOLUTE: PROTECTION to For, Buyers
I W.H.HALL,18W.38thSt.,N.Y.
NEAR ram AVENUE“
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5 P. l\f.--Opera Notes.
0 P. M.--Anna Russo, songs.
5 P. M.——.\1entnl hygiene advice.
5' P. M.—-Orlando's Orchestra.
8:15 P. ISL—Giuseppe Adumi. vio-
linist. -
8:30 P. l\i.—Ben Bernie's Orches-
tra.
9:30 P. lit—"Peeps at Celebrities."
Betty Ross.
9:45 P. M.—Ukulele Bob McDon-
aid.
10:00 P. M.-—"Flction." Crete Hut-
chinson.
10:15 P. lil.—Jeanne A'Dair. pian-
ist.
11:00 P. M.—.\fotion
view and stars.
\VMCA, NEW YORK CITY—341.
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7:
7:
7:
7:
7:
-“kaHt—n
picture ro-
6:00 P. M.—Olcott Vaii's Ensemble
6:80 P. M.—-Robert Softer. pianist.
7:00 P. M.-—-Hugo Zoller talk.
7:05 P. M.-Dunce orchestra.
8:00 P. M.-—Current events outline
8:30 P M.—Xenla Wesson. sopra-
no.
9:30 P. M.—-Cinderella Dance Or-
chef-lira.
10:00 1’. lit—Nicholas Trio.
10:30 P. M.-——Mario Alvarez. icnor.
11:00 P. M.—-—Ernie Golden‘s Orches-
BUY
Fascias.
PIES ,
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Prict
On Display
AARON KOHN
9 R. 3. Ave. So. Norwallt
Phone 480
Stove Repairs
for all makes'of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
50 So. Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 3560
van
on. Burners
'Polley Refrigerating
& Supply (‘0.
Monroe 8t. 80. Nor-wall:
Storage - Storage
You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in
the State for say amount of
space you mayrequirs.
Our warehouse is s outcry
brick building. located at a
Envilsnd s t r s s t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
talking you the low turns
sacs rats of 50¢ per hundred
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage Ber
flies to New York
1'01. Norwslk 294-10923
ll. Y. Phone, Chaise 8059.
203 W. 20th .
BERSHFIELD MOTOR
magmanrtou
~ COMPANY
I0. I'M]. ODIN.
THE EVENING Shannan—so. NORWALK, CONN.
@1~113_
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tra.
12 lllltllllizl‘il—«Mflxlno Brown‘s Pain.
“TIN. NEW YORK CITY—301.
7:30 1‘. .\l.'——-.\lnnico Orchestra.
WNYC. NEW YORK CITY—520.
\\'l~‘llli. NEW YORK CITY—273.
0:15 1’. hi.——.’\rrighi Singers.
6:45 P. M.-—Addrcss by Sam
ner.
7;001’..\i.-I\laJestic String 17.15001-
l‘lt‘
WORD. NEW YORK CITY—233.
8:15P..\l.—r.\lme. (ft-Colin livoro,
soprano.
8:35 1‘. M.-lierhort Ling. pianist.
s:501'.lti.——Constantine ltumen, so-
prano.
0:2?01'..\I.—~—\'ludimir 'l‘ o b a c h lllk.
barytone.
“1181', new YORK QTY—210.
0:00 P. M.—Gypsy Trio.
7:00 P. .\i.—-—Lecture, Miriam Oppen-
hr'im.
:30 i‘. lii.--W. Boyce, "Review."
:001’.."il.——i\iilis Songstrese.
:30 l‘. M.——Oli\'e Mny, songs.
:45 1‘. M.—-—Joo Martin‘s Orchestra.
:30 REL-King Cole's Songbirds.
:00-1 1 :00 1’. M.—0rcht-siru.
“’0“. NEWARK—405.
6:15 I". lti.—-\\'ot‘rls mispronouncct‘l.
6:17 1'. M.-——"riports," llill Wathoy.
6:30 1‘. Me—Jacrples Jacobs's ensem-
hie.
.230 P. M.-«\'an's Cnilegians.
8 l‘. 31.——.\lndeluiuo lluisizer, sopra‘
no.
8:15 I‘. M.—-Josephine Evons's quar-
lei.
S130 1‘. I\1.-——.\iadclulue Hulsizer. so—
prano.
8:45 1* M.——"\\'emen in Our Courts."
Clarice ltarigbt.
0 1‘. .\l.—Scrennder's Plectrum quin~
“‘1.
9:10 1’. M.~.lo..ephinc l-Zvans' quar-
let.
9:30 I‘. BL—S'relluder's
quilllvi.
0:40 1'. .\f.—I‘.ernstvin Sisters Trio.
10:15 I’. .\I.-~—.\'ews bulletin.
10:21) 1‘. :\i.-»—"t.‘hlueso Culture," Al-
fred Niisoli.
10:45 1’. .‘l. .. Clarence
Trio.
“'GCI’. NEWARK—252
:00 J’. M.—'i‘o be announced.
30 I'. AL—Ea‘trlcltlund's Orchestra.
:00 l’. M.-—i:'kulcle Bob McDonald
:15 l‘. .\I.——Arlinc
War—
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3203017.
Plectrum
Williams’s
”Ct-M5,
miners.
9:301’..\i..—June Lee. Sammy Fain.
Artlo Dunn.
9:45 I‘. M.—l-.\lndeliue Freeman. so-
prnno.
“1:00 1’. .\l.-~I"‘(:iiii. and
Fraiser
~Marcus Trio. ‘
:30 l’. BL—Strickland's Orchestra.
“ll/U]. Nl:2\\'AltK-——203
trn: talk.
:00 l'. iii—To he announced.
7:30 P. Al.—.«\i
ist.
9200?. M. -— Samuel Silverberg.
render.
9:20 1’. .\i.-——I‘carl Hyno. soprano.
‘D
:35 l". ills-”FIT” 'l'iuki. pianist.
9:45 1‘. I\l.—-I‘v:1rl Hypo. soprano.
'00 l‘. .\i.—liartley Joy Boys.
i0 EillilNATE
w BAD CURVE ill
WEST’0R'i in.
State engineers hare completed
plans by which they hope to elim—
ate another dangerous curve on the
Post road in Westport.
Lighthouse same in front of And-
the town. will be cut down.
It is planned to make the road
straight at this section and continue
eastward with the 30 foot road.
Next spring the state engineers
will- plan to straighten out ihtI Post
Road in front of tho
the center of Westport. There is
much blasting to be done at this
place. which is regarded as extreme-
ly dangerous with the new school to
be opened there in
1926.
7:35 1’. M.-«l)anco program.
7:30 1‘. M.-—»-l'olleo alarms.
7:35 i‘. .\l.——llnnco program.
8:00 1‘. .\l.-—~llill itiwtz. (tr-nun.
$210 1’. .\l.——l'hyllia Wagner. sopru‘
no.
523:- l'. M.—~-Corinthiun 'l‘riu.
0:10 I‘. M.—-—Thc l‘cllco Glee Club.
10:10 P. {\l.——".\imitrn Conditional
in Syria.”
10.30 I’. .\l.—I'niice alarms; wrath-
or.
Felkcr Enter-i
6:00 i‘. .\l.—-'1'mn (loopor'c ()rches-l
l’flstnr's Orchestra. ‘
5:00 I‘. lil.~.»\gnrs Krrnochan. Con- .
trnlto: Mildred Germaine. piaa-.
ley's Garage. east of the center of:
new Junior:
High school. a few blocks west of
September
SAYS PRAYING
AMERICA HAS
Tlli “GIMMES”
Minister Declares We
Beg from Everybody
On Earth and Turn
to God for More ’
NEW YORK. 1.100.. {id-«The aver-
“L" praying American has a bad
't‘nm‘ of the "gimmes." He is but a
professional beggar. 11in prayer is
but a “column of wanth."
can. thinks Rev. C. Everett Wagner.
minister of the West Side Methodist
. Ililiucopal church of New York city,
ought to be ashamed of himself——
particularly at Christmas time.
Worse yet. charges llev. Wagner,
into many of us full to pay God the
t'ttlllpllmulll of asking Him first for
the material blessings we think we
need.
"\Vo beg." observes the pastor
caustlcally. "from nearly everybody
on earth. and then as a lost re-
course, we beg from the Almighty.
And it sure must make the Almighty
feel humiliated."
In an age of artificiaiity. with
home life, noighboriincss, emphasis
on character and numerous other of
life‘s “finer things" toppling into the
discard, the aubmorging of pruyer's
rightful spirit is seen by the stall-
ingly candid clergyman as one of
humanity's most hurtful tendencies.
Checking of this tendency he re-
purtia as a source of humanity's
gl'tutefil spiritual hope.
"Begging from God." he cites. “is
a thing that the vllcst of the vile
can do. To appreciate God is an
achievement. -
"The Bible narrates an occasion
when ten persons went to Jesus to
ask Him {or something. He gave all
of them what they asked. Only one
of the ten stopped long enough to
thank lilm.
"That proportion is a cross-sec-
tion of human life today. We praise
about. one-tenth as much as we
should, and we do nine-tenths too
much begging."
The prayer of praise and thanks-
giving in the prayer conceived by
lim’. Wagner as most appropriate to
the rode of true Christianity.
if there is a. distinction between
the mendicent who stands on the
street. corner. extending his hands
in uupplicutlcu to all who pass by,
('htlr-u to all who pass by. and the
and the one who kneels in church
im‘ hem:- and begs aims from the Di-
; \'.l‘.\‘. luv. Wagner is unable to per-
t"l,‘l\‘t- II.
.\nd the pastor-Critic‘s formula
i 101' prayer freed of modernity's im-
Vproprlt-tios‘.‘
i "(in to God." he responds. “as you
'tclephono a friend. For prayer
lshouhl link us with God In unselfish
companionship.
"i‘ray with a God-centered mind.
not. a. snlf»cvnterod one.
"For the Divine that is working
every hour of the day and night in
{both individual lives and in society,
we should pray thankfully.
“Rovvl'sc the percentages of the
characteristics of most of our pray-
rrs today—ten per cent praise and
.thanhsgiving. 90 per cent gimme—-
and the world will regain its slip-
ping hold on right idea's. snund val-
ues. and “fl“‘It'FS standards of con-
tlllCl.
"When our prayers are merely
And the average praying Amerlw
-o.‘
President Starts F. S.
Xmas Celebration
“'ASIIING'I‘ON, I). (‘.. live. :0.
LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalls
PAC E THREE
(AP). President Conlfi'go tout. i
the lead Thursday night ‘
in getting Washington away
to a start on its eel. “m
cbrution of Christmas. Aerom. , I‘INI’.
ponied by Mm Coolidge. h.- mu.
torcd from the Whitehouso tn
Sherman Square. south of tin-
’i‘ronsury. to press a button light-
ing a. community Christmas tree.
Tho ceremony. at which the
United States Marine Baud pro-
vidtd music for the ringing of
l‘l‘llNl'l'l'RF:
carols. took place early in the {
owning.
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STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
43-05 No. .‘lnin BI
60. horwulk
SEASONA BLE
SUGGESTIONS
Suits
Shirts
()vcrcoats
Gloves
Mufflers
Wool Hose
Windbreakers
Sheep Lined Coats
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the best results.
begging in sanctimonious guise. we
ought to feel disgusted with our-
selves.”
SAFER THAN 1V Ill-II)
LONDO.\'.-——.l. 11. Thomas. M. P.,
in speaking in connection with the
centenary of railways. said that we
are safer than in bed when we are
in a railway conch. llo pointed out
ed in railroad wrecks only 112 were
passengers. or 25.611 inj'ured. 21.—
098 were railroad employes.
MILLINERY
K.A. .
' POLHEMUS
LEADING MILLINER
i 61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5. So. Norwail.
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or husband smokes, no
grandfather and to the
cedar box and are one
can be made.
really satisfying smoke
l The Old Well Cigar Co.
E are packing cigars in packages at prices to suit
most any purse. If your friend, father, brother
can be given than a box of Old Well Cigars.
10 in a box ranging from
25 in a box ranging from
u 50 in a box ranging from
Our cigars have proven
years. Apresent like a box of cigars will solve
all doubt as to its acceptability.
stores have them on sale. Our Epicurean—25 in
a box—sell for $2.50. They are put_up in a plain
Our Dumont Perfecto which sell
for $3.00 a box are a thicker cigar, same length
5 1-8 inch full Perfecto sire. mild and sweet, 5
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50c to$l.00aboxfi
.. $1.15 to $3.00 a box I
. . $2.30 to $5.50 a box N
more enjoyable present
satisfactory to the
grandson for the past 57
Most cigar
of the best cigars‘that
in every way. A present
like these will be a real pleasure to the smoker.
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by more than ninety years cxperi-v
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apparatus. '
_ ANGEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY
16 No. Main St. Pbon
9256
South Nor-wall:
The Christmas Club organized by this
bank ofl'ers a simple, methodical plan
by which everyone can have extra
cash or holiday time by making small
weekly deposits”
SERVICE
(Email Glhmi
HRISTMAS is the brightest time of all the year.
, It is the season of good will, good cheer and
. generous remembrance. Christmas brings the
privilege and pleasure of thoughtful giving to
family and friends. Extra money for gifts is essential
for the fullest expression of the Christmas spirit.
Save with the Christmas Club '
Our 1926 Club is now being formed.
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Wringing in the Yule log was a custom of ancient times. It was the
dent of Christmas ere, attended by great festivities and mcn'ymahing.
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There are classes of membership to 1
suit everyone's means. Join now and
share in the cash settlement next
December.
The South Norwalk Trust Co. ‘ :1 '
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