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. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5.1926. THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN. / PAGE THREE

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E BUY ...-Id" D ARIEN the Mystery l'lny hold on Christmas AUTOS Ugl: “Old Tax Blanks . i """“"'"“7,$§i§'§”up.5.;““t".

live, in :I H‘ibt‘ltll symbolic service of l— 1 For senate A0110“ ! l A I 9 C

L , song and pngouniry embodying the ...-...... l . E‘M P s

: S “hm lessons of mlnslonal‘y endeavor - The internal llf‘\‘t‘lllll: tit-pi‘ii'tnltali 1 . . ‘

I in taking the light of the Gospel out '1 , , , i- , ,1 " .

; Pms Ilnlo the dark world. The service 1' has in (til occur on to diam-mind e ALSAM

l \ lit-int; arranged by the Rev. Floyd ini‘m'maiii‘iu for thv liruvllt of lib,

,‘y ., . Swallow much Ph. 1'), popular rector I ALKS come l:i,\|lii)'t is. 'i‘h.-~ ll‘illFl' ui‘ l:.».| fbrfbaf .COUGH/
‘ oi il'lt‘ t-hlii‘t‘ll. who In a iormsl CCl'C- pi'r‘scniulil‘t- has adopted lllt' llcw ' .-. 4“ " “

L \wz, new 5011K CITY—455 S p. tin—Railroad talk, Garrow t molly will he installed as rector of . , , _ _, , .

‘1 6-15 1,. M -——Tuik, Whalen litachlll- (seer. . tho ”ms“. next Sunday morning, by tux law which liilbiti ili<~ :Iuinuut ui

.. Samosel Chocolates lan. .. “0 P: “PM” “W °“‘°”"’“' ' “'00" '1- CW0" Adm"- Hartford Had Greatest W “W‘l‘mfl- “M ”"" W" “"‘h

, 6:30 P. lil.———N. Y. U. course: Plly- fr. t s o . N I) f F t rt. i'uliow suit. Whether or not thr' nv'w

i ales." 11. Motion Sheldon 8--0-n. m.—-Ross Podolslu. ”9""0' Mid-Week Meeting um er 0 a a l ICS mile will lie 11min ct'il t‘i|\t.‘ Hi? :Ip.‘

$1.00 $1.25 $1.50

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6:00 P. M. -—Uncle Geebcc.

6:30 P. l\1.——Amphlon String Trio.

6:50 P. lit—Charles Jones. “Sales-
manshlp."

17:00 I'. lib—Arrowhead Concert

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8:00 P. M.—\’ocatlonnl Forum.

 

 

 

 

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7 1’. M.-—Dog talk by Frank Dole.
oi the Herald Tribune.

1' M.——’l‘he llanio Boys

8:40 1”. lil.-—-.lchnllo Scxtetic.

'J I". Ill.--Chcrnlavttky Trio.
“EM", NEW \‘ORK CITY—10').
0 P. M.~—Dinnor music.

7 P. lil.——Ei\~a. Boyden. contralto.

8:30

7:10 1’. M.— Columbia University
French course

7:30 1". M.—-—Pulilson Coutcs. bar)».
’tonru

7:45 1'. M.——l£lcauor Bahntags.
pianist.

8 P. M. —Flnnnclal Events, Dudley
Fowler.

8: 10 1". Iii—Claire Iirookhurst. con-
tIalto; Arcadia. Blrkcnholtz. \iolln-

it.
8:30 P. M.-—Tlle Twins.
0 P. M.—Everrcady Hour.
10 P. M.-—Auciion bridge game.
10:30 P. M.—-Clties Service Quartet.
11-12 P. air-Ross German's Or-
chcsira.
WGBS. \Ew YORK (‘ll‘Y—liltl.

8:15 P. \l.——Gcrtrude Krantz. so-

- prano.

8:30 P. M. -—Mac and Lennie. ’Nlus-
lcomedette." _ -

45 P. M.—"Thc Banker's

lions," G. A. O'l‘tcilly.

00 l’. M. —Danco orchcsua.

35 I’. lib-Crete Carton. songs

:50 P. M —-Parlt Male Quartet.

10:00 P. lil.—-Jo Kuhn. tenor.

s; Func-

9:
9:
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10:15 P. l\l.——Park Male Quartet.
10: 30 P. \i.——Arrowhend Dance 01'-
chestia.

“\YC NEW YORK CITY—520

6:30 P. M. -—l:rsnk Ochs. tenor.

6:50 P. lil.~——Market high spots

7:00 P. M.-~Thu Canadians.

7:30 P. hi.~Pollce alarms.

7:35 P. 1\i.-Thc Canadians.

8:00 1‘. lit—Ruth Morgan, sopra-
no.

8:15 P. M.———Straub and Lambrccht,
guitars

8:30 P. .\.l——Raymoud Mlllit‘l‘. bary-
tone.

8:45 1'. ‘.\l.——Slraub and Lambrccht.
guitars.

”9:00 1'. lil.—-—Frank Kittie", \‘iolln-
“in.

0:15 P. M.—Samuel Gray. barytone.

9:30 P. M.—--Florcnce Lottus. sopra-

.\l.~——Samurl Gray. barytone.
Air—Harry Ash's Orches-

no.
9:45 I‘.
10:00 1‘.
tra.
10:30 P. )I.a~Polir.-c' alarms weather.
1013!. l‘. )l.~llarry Ash's Orchestra.
“MFA. NEW YORK—341

G p. Iu.~—()lr'oit \‘all's Siring lin-
svlliblt“.
6:30 p. III.~Frank Furuum's Or.

(‘ host rat.

:1. m.-—Strand Dance Orchrstra.

:13 p. In.——“lnvcstnient.s" talk.

8 n. lil.—'Pfl(‘0 program.

S:15~11 p. In.—Bouis from Pioneer
Athletic club.

11 p. m.—-—Ernle Golden's Orchestra.

12 mldnlght~Leo Marsh's Stars.
“'IIN, NEW YORK CITY—361

6: 30 )1.ni—L\Crgl8d98 Orchestra.

7 p.111—anent Looms Orchestra.

”:30 p m --0akland' s C h a t h c a u

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30 p. m.——-Kull's Harmonica Boys.
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7:30 I'. M.-—-L‘nltcd States Murillo 0 p. urn—Ray Nichols‘s Orchestra;
Band. talk.

8:30 P M.-—New York Edison Hour. 3 out-Trimester promm.

0:30 P. lll.—-ltadio Four Mule Quar- U45 D- m.--"240 Miles an Hour.
tet 3 p. nL—lniantry Band.

' ' - . - 9 p. m.-l\'ow Brunswick Night.

10 1‘. Air—The (mind l‘oui. . ' ‘ ‘

10:30 P. Ills—Mayflower orchestra. 6 “limb 55W YORK ”TY—210
way, NEW your; any—403 1 l—Gsvsn Trio.

7:30 r. M.——Anibassudor Trio. 7 P- gin—Captain \Valnrizht. "Mo.

3:10 1’. M.-—-1<‘red Gerrold. barytone. “0

:30 P. M.-—M;xicsn Serenaders.

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8:30 P. lit—Marion Jackson, songs.

9 1". Lin-SIN"! ensemble.

“’RNY. NEW YORK CITY—200
6:55 P. M.—d\'ew York neighbor-

lioods.

7 P. M.—
:05 P.
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"Whose Birthday To-dayT"

lit—Telegraph sporttlash.

ll.-Commerce oi the tiny.

.\1.—Opera notes.

lit—Law series. _

M.-—-Ilouku's kiddy dances.

: 5 P. M.—-Orlsndo‘s orchestra.

:15 P. M.—“l’lailroud Speeds 01 To-

morrow."

8:80 P. M.—Mmc. Parker's singers.

9 1'. lil.—-Sudrlau Trio.

9:15 P. M.——Thcatrc review.

9:80 P. .\i.-—Sadrlan Trio.

0:45 1’. M.-—"From Radio Waves to
Light."

0: 56 M. — Alexandra
“Sculpture. ”

11 P. M. —-Up and down Broadway.
\\ Full, NEW YORK CITY—27:!

6 P. lib—Katherine Connolly. so-
prano.

6:15 P.

6:30 P.
hie.

11:80 P. M.-—-Fordham orchestra.
WRAP. NEW YORK CITY—240

:00 P. lil.-Dinner music.

:00 P. M.—-Chrlstine Fontcyn.
prano.

:15 P. lil.-—Protcss0r
Werteubsker.

:45 P. l\i.-—‘.\larlo Brocck. violinist.

:00 P. M.-Christlno Fonteyu. so-
prauo.

:13 P. M.-—"News Digest? violin.

:45 P. lil.-—-J. Steel Jamison. tenor

:00. P. lil.—-Mary Piuney. pianist.

:15 l’. nil-Poetry reading.

9:80 P. M.-—-Classlc Trio.

10:15 P. M.—-Classic 'l‘rio.

10:30 P. lli.-Maic quartet.

“'0“. NEWARK-400

$551.5“—

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:30 P. M.-—1\lan intho Moon Stor~
les.

:55 P.lii.——dacqucs
scmblc.

:20 P. ill.--Nows bulletin.

“'GCP. NEWARK—232

:10 P. lit—J. Vincent Moore. ion-
or.

:00 P. M.—-—Jnussen’s Orchestra.

:30 P. lit—Trio concert.

:05 P. M.—-Ranopo Ramblers.

Bankrupt Cases Are
‘ Less During 1925

BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 5.—-—Bankrupt-
cles‘tvr-rc fewer in ll‘airtleld county
in 1025 than any year since 1020.
perusal of the records of Fed ..
l’leisrce John J. Keogh indicate.

.\ total of 108 businessmen failed
in the \ear just closed. in lhr ymirs
precedingrthdrecord “as as fol-
lows: . ‘
1924. failures. 119.
1023. Failures, 124.
1021‘. failures. 133.
1921. failures. 114.
1920.‘tailures. 86.

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--Advertiss in
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Shanlcy.

p. m.——llerman Sit-ego Players.
:10 p. m.——Florcnce Hyucs, singel.
:20 p. m.——Plottl, Vol and Lloyd,

songs.

:30 p. m.——Rldglcy's Serenadera.

p. m.—-Jnck Smith. baritone. .
:15 p. m.—-—-Altred Dulln, pianist.
:30 p. m.—Stele and Hcgnsy. songs.
:45 p. m.——-I"lorenco Phillips, Fr»

prano.

11 p. m.—Clro’s Orchestra.

11:30 p. m.—-—Bob Murphy's Orch-.

tra.

1’3 midnight—Kentucky Orchestra

WEBJ, NEW YORK ClTY--27::
7 p. m.-—Dan Burnett's Orchestra.
7:45 p. m.—Jack Gall, pianist.

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N. D. 0.? It so send in a hurry
call for us and we'll abritrato
the matter. We have done more
to persuade hot air hooters to
get backron the lob than any
other concern

 
 

N. I). C. means Nothing Doing

Club

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CREAM FOR GATARRH .
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
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in one minute your clogged nus
trlis will open. the air pauses ~01
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking. f
shuttling, blowing. headache. dryncsr
No struggling for breathe at night
your cold or catarrh will be gone..

Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druzsist now. April
3. little or this fragrant. antisepii.
healing cream ln your nostrils. l'
penetrates through every sir passag-
ot the head, soothes the inflamed I
swollen mucous membrane and re.
iiet. comes instantly. .;

It's Just tine. Don't stay stuffed-
up with a. cold or nasty catarrh ~- t
Relief comes so quickly.

cillllilifll tumult: "
uni EPSiiii __inus an

Mathias. you can now give children

that reliable old :1!
In I small sugar“ hill]. :15va Salts.

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th e mdd‘fiflwnu (age-pill gets-ll

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Epsom Pill. unlike laud-tonsil”
tablets. never loses strength. so:
laxative for ‘sdults and children. Only
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5 P. lil.-Words mispronounccd. .
:17 P. M.——Blll Waihcy. "Sports";

Jacobs's [Cu- .

Touring . . . . .

Roadster .

Sedan.......
'/z-Ton Truck.....

l-Ton Truck, . .
All Prices f. o. b. Flint. Michigan

Austin’s Sales 69* Service

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QUALITY AT LOW cosr .‘f

gJudge Dana Confined
to His Home by lil-

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Tho \kaly session of lllt' lltll‘lt‘ll
Town Court was held lust owning In
lllt: Town Hall. In tho nits-one» or
Judittr t'fliul'lt‘li [)3th Dunn, \lho in
couIiIlL'il to his home in 'i‘nkr-tltltc
by illniss, .llltlgi' Nchcminli ("undue

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01’ ”ll: Noruall: City Court presided
Beniimln Cohen or
11. 1.. who was arrested
Standing, chargvd with the
ti'nllspOiiution oi litiuoi, “as
200 and costs. illlll gixin a. 30 day
suspended .lull “(filillllcih (ohr-n it
was allcgvd. act-onIInInh-d llulpii
Colin. of New York City, with a load
of champagne bound for l‘rmldence
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on Decombrr.
only reached l‘arlvu On its
way to llhodt: Island. (‘ult‘u was

tried two works ago. and was sen.
tonccd to 30 days in Jail. Cohen it

was alleged, was the owner or thir-
champagne. which will now I... do-
siroycd.

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l-‘inu Rcmiltwl.

Ciarmir-c Bouton or New Canaan.
who figured in an accident. early
Sunday morning. as a result oi
which lli: Wu arrest-Ml, charged
with rccltlrss «II-hing, was “NWT $25
and costs, The line was remitted.

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Arthur While in Court.
Arthur Willie of l’onus ll\’t‘lill(‘.
Notwalk who “as :iIIcsied last
"Tuesday by Oiiiivr \Iuns Anderson.
charged with slicmllui: u as fined $10
and costs. 'lilis line “as ulh'u lt'lllil-
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» The vase of Arthur Jackson of
jPortchcsii-r. N. \‘.. rimmed with
I't‘t?l(lt".V:: arming, “an mmilnuvd un-
til lit-xi \ii'l‘li. Jackson. \‘.lillt‘ driv-
lllllfl alum: the Post lion.) .1 ion llrhl
intro. Flilllt'lt’d into a car coming out
Hf Mansfield airline. and then ran
into thv ‘iliil' of It. M. Smith on
llialn .‘ rut, smashing our of
Elm-go show Mum-vs and \‘i‘tt‘lx'lfii;
l tho window illsitlti).
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Mun-t ('luh "Trial" Nit-cling.
i it is the tlzll'lli‘bl tics-Irv or Ill"
til. Incullwm vi‘ tin» ilurirln Mvn'.»
(,‘lllli that ill!“ “trial" hinting in l..-
llt‘ltl Thursday .\-. :Iiu: will 1..-
It‘l"‘l.'.lll. lt‘ illii‘t' l" 'l lhrur and “‘1‘-
ircswiiinllti- galliv‘rimz of IuI-mlwivs,
the Club will lm mnllnuml but if lilt'
utiemlunrv 13 small. m.
for tho purl N'Vl‘l‘ll iil~"t’lll’i§!.“.

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CHEVROLET
REDUCES
PRICES

EFFECTIVE iMMEDlATELY

$510
. $510

$550

roion Presbyterian church
hrlIl tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock
.11 ill“
Lee in Middlcscx

tlt'llli‘l‘. in be given by the

in thr-

IUII'C’I liloIAs

During Year of 1925
——Other Cities

Deaths due to automobiles in (Ion.
lint-ilcut will show an Illt‘l't,‘.lfll: for

The mid-week meeting of the No.
“'lll lit"

homo of lilr. and Mrs. John
Road, Nnroton
llt-ii:lit.a o
0

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from the oiiicc or the Stair:
\'--lilcie Commissioner intil-ntt.

Incomplete rt turns tor llit» your
llll'JlllI a total of .lfitl llt .Iths :m tom-
pilrt'd ulth 3‘0: in l"' .‘-i ot":ilciillv Ic-
t‘ortlt'tl.

I" piritncni
on a traffic

Melody Boy's Dunne
Ilni‘i- II‘H younger not will (tilt/ill] u
"Melody
on Friday cvenlniz at 8 o'clock
Nlll‘tllOll llviglits. Flremrn‘s

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SECOND ESKIMU ~~ i" ll, going
down to lt‘clzlutl.—5':Iiui'd:iy lili-Iling
PUSI.

my thil he may not b- marriul in
llll llv. .r future but he dots insist
that lzw is not sci. marilcd
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mutiny school Hoard )lcciin'i: ,;
'l'hv regular monthly nIQeting oi!
lbw Sunday School lio.ird 0! lllt‘l STRANGE“ tm
inn-Inn toilirrcitailon l ihurch “ill thug em “WW“ lltr'c
‘ .\' .iTl\'l-Z—«':T'.int llt‘CFSsilry.

in. ll this etching following lht‘!
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’ll4 1' Imorih League oi the lluIlvn
\ii lll"' list churth will meet this
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‘Merode Underwear’

for women and children

The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 Washington Street.
South Norwalk

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law the (‘Vi‘lllliilfill i'or >lllL'lI' pity. & supp!) ( 0'

VESTA
OIL BURNERS'

plying to tho L'ill'l“ lit lli.\‘.':l, I" llifllll!‘
it: llt‘ blill. litlltt'l‘i U. l‘hiitlli, ttlll‘t‘«
ini‘. has issued ()l'tit‘l'ri llllll lllt‘ llhliiil
blanks i'ur iiiinu I‘viurns u.’ lili'llllil"‘
iaxm will not lie l‘t"l|"i:I"Ii in ill"
hour fulurt- in How 01‘ illti tum-lid"

mils will l”: ruisvtl iron: ‘1.“"0 tu‘
H.300, :iliti itii‘ lit'iitlsa ui iilllillt.<
from $3.500 to $3.500,

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PM“ “In” ll. Scllcck of “1m” .uhlrh an automoblli- tiguiml Is

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“(M "U nut: is l \isitnr in I.ri 43'" i ('orontis tltiermlnc illl i :'-Iu,~r of
1m” “MM" Ini- -atll in many instantws umy b.- at- i
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Mm. Margot-rt Wiight h,” .... l, lllt! dintlls ill the l“: Iii) thin. or“
turned to bed home in Old Kill; 3 ”1"“ ""- ”l’ to D“ 3" 1°" ””5 "" ”'-
st-wml: lllulmnv, niicr spcndlng the holiday i iollon: 1,,” 1.,2...
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”(Nil PF, has horn GI‘OClt‘Hl Oil the: 1 Ul'llfllli . . . . . . . l 'I
liortli silli- (1f the Town llnll. ,Mt‘ritlen ....... . . ..... n i
o . . L\\'atcrbury ..... . . . . .. 14 l\
Middletown ........... i: 7
“omeu' 5 "““d “(i-ling i Norulch ...... . . ...... l -i
'll. t~::lil:lr monthly Inerting of! DRUM“? . - . - . --------- 7 "
the 1“ um. I. '3 Guild of Saint Luke ql llocluillt ..... . . . . . . .. l
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