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Mine. Jeannette
'56 80. Main St, So. Nor-walk
Stove Repairs
ALEXANDER
50 South Main St.
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So. Norwalk Phone 3560
tract for this work.
NEw ‘ ilElllNG .
PUMP FINDING
READY MARKET
3 1 Patent Is Granted to Ir-
ving C. Jennings.
President of Nash
Engineering Co.
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Irving C. Jennings of the Nash
Engineering Company. has been
granted a patent by the United
States patent office for it new mani-
fold-type heating pump. This is tile
latest pump to be sponsored by the
Company and their production has
already been started. The pump is
finding a ready market. it is a new
design as to its lines.l"Hytor" pump
is its trade name. This pump is
used in connection with the heating
uyntcms in factories and apartment
houses.
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Buwung Match This Saturday
The long awaited bowling niatcn
between the Nash Engineering team
and the crack team of the Turner-
fleymour Foundry of 'i‘orrinxton.
which was scheduled for last Sat-
urday. was postponed but will po-
sitively take place this Saturday aft—
noon‘ in the Y. M. C. A. alleys in
I'orrinzton. The following men. who
will compose the team will leave
Nashea at noon: Norman Fiewweiiin.
Fred Canevari. Able Tariov. Ted
Cakes. .1. Flore. Fred Hamm. James
and Pat Neazaro. Joseph Youhus.
Charles Mottltt and Chet Smith. in
the evening the men will attend the
theatre in Bridgeport.
Wont Progresscs on Storehouse.
Work on the erection of the frame
for the new large storehouse on the
south aide of the plant will begin
within the next few days. The con-
erete base is completed, and the
straw covering has been removed. '1'.
F. Foley and Company have the con—
A largo part
of the hill to the south or the site.
has been dug away and the rocks
drilled. The storehouse will he on-
tirely of steel.
Cartwriaht in Canada.
William Cortwriuht of the Assem—
bling department is in Canada. where
he is installing several pumps which
IROWAYTON‘ '
UREARTDDARD
HOLDS MEETING.
R0RETDRT
Cleared by Minstrel
Show Held in Royle
School
A meeting of the executive oii‘lcers
or the Rowuyton Library Association
was held in the library room. i‘io~
wuyion avenue. last evening. All
members. with the exception of one.
were present. The president. Mrs.
Percy S. Barrett. of Brookside. pro-
slded. Reports were read by the sec.
rotary and treasurer and from Vitr—
ions committee bends. Another re-
port was read by Miss Gertrude
Brando. of Itowayton avenue. chair.
man of the library committee. An-
other was submitted by Mrs. Sidney
Bell. oi Crockett street, chairman of
the entertainment committee.
It is estimated that in the neigh-
borhood of $275 will be cleared from
the minstrel show. recently held at
the 110er School, Post road. Darien.
Mrs, Earl Stevens. of McKinley
place. was appointed chairman of
the room committee. The purchase
ot’ new books was discussed and also
the sale of several mahogany book
cases. with glass doors, which it is
estimated will bell for $10 each-
Bible Class Plans
Plans for the formation of u
Younrr Men's Bible class at the R0-
waytou M. [2. church were discussed
at a gathering of the officers of the
Sunday School. held last eveninn
after the regular weekly prayer
meletinir. Tile pastor. Rev. Walter C.
Cowart. and a committee to be in
charge of the clues. were appointed.
It includes: William Jennings. Cllflll"
man: Iro- illxgins, Edgar t3. Lynch
and Rev. Cowart. it is thought that
the first nicotine will be in the form
of a social. when members of the
church will gather further to dis-
cuss the :ldris.lbilily 01‘ forming the
class. There probably will be it
short musical program at the social
and refreshments will be served. oo-
cordini: to the plane discussed last
evening. the class will meet each
Learn That $275 Was'
DARIEN
NAVY DEERRTER
lS ARRESTED
1N N0R0T0N
Said to Have Deserted
from N orf‘olk 20
Days Ago—-—P o l i c e
Were Tipped Ofi
Henry Lane. a resident of Nero-
ton Heights, in uguiii in the hands
of the United States Navy. Henry
Joined the Navy a. year ago. About
four weeks ago. while on duty at
Norfolk. Virginia. he was 'siven a
short leuvc of absence. Now it
seems that Henry was tirinz of being
a “gob" and so :0 days after his
leave was up. lie was still A. W. O. L.
A patriotic resident of Noroton
Huightii tipped pit the Darien Police
that there was a deserts:- in town.
He was apprehended yesterday af~
tornoon by Quiver Charles Wood and
Special Officer Giuther. He offered
no reason for depot-ting the Navy.
except that lie was tired of his d\i~
ties on the airplane carrier. [1. S. 8.
Wright. who was turned over to
Naval authorities...
St. Luke's Crowded
Parishioners and friends of Saint
Luke's Episcopal church packed the
church last evening to witness a
beautiful lei'l‘lt‘c in observance Of
the Feast of The Epiphany. "The
Feast of Lights." a pageant of ex-
tremo bounty. him presented under
the direction of tho ilev. Floyd 8.
Leach PhD. The entire church was
lighted by candles. and there was a
"Procession of Light." The church
choir rendered the musical pronram.
Plan Dinner Feb. 20
The regular meeting of tile Wo-'
men‘s Foreign Missionary Society of
the Durien Methodist church was
held yesterday afternoon in the so-
clol rooms at the church. it was de-
clded to serve it missionary dinner»
on Friday February 1‘6: that dais
also marking the first anniversary
of the organisation. Further notices
concerning the dinner will
pounced later.
“Trail” Meeting Tonight
This is the final notice of the
"trial" meeting of the Darien Men‘s
we NORWALKCOONN.
to be proaentsd on January 20. The
nit-la are meeting this afternoon at
the home of Miss Anne Maury on the
Post Road to prepare costumes for
the affair. ‘
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800 Foot Guurd llail
The Town Highway Department
has erected on 800 foot guard roll
on the right side of the Pear Tree
i’oinl llood approaching
This is ii dangerous portion of
road. rounding a steep bank.
the
The
the Point. ‘
UltSllAY. JANUARY 7. 1926.
..._ W-
Rag Rugs
Scatter Sizes
$l_
Closely Woven rag rugs in
light shades that will lend an
air of cheery brightness to
your bedroom. Size 27 x 54.
Reg. price $l.35
Fourth floor.
Part Linen ’
Crash Towelling
6 yds. for $l
A very serviceable weight. in
blue or real narrow striped
borders. Limited quantity at
this extremely low price.
Third floor.
2 Silk Costume Slips
l in Brilliant Shades
$2.98
One of the most outstanding
values in our sole is this
group of beautiful slips in
lricolctte. tub silk. radium
l and crepe do Chine in every
be on- i
color imaginable. All are
l
l new and fresh. presenting
not only correctly made ‘gar-
menta but slips of quality and
READ’S JANUA SALE
PilllecllOll “us much ”Md”! Elsirolllgl'lllllligrx f llll-l 'l\‘iil':llll“ili lCllILy lli)lll l'tlti did.- < lift
___._ - - K. \illlt'll l l‘,- llill'lt'n Police l‘i'l'?“
Ellll'lllll't‘ Lobby (‘lilliiilI-iml. “\f‘n‘n“:]°“‘l"“’ll?; ‘. 0me l ' w-.-“—
l- g, ' . ,, ~ . '
Work on ll”. oiiii'ilnm. lobby to tho home “i A but iii i‘liliir L. limit-u! “ill lie [thinly
the Town Hall has l‘maii (‘l’ll‘i‘lpll'ilr‘d. ton l‘lf'llzh“ . Nrii'O- ~~\~ MW: in ill“ “m” ‘ “Ml” ‘ l" '
'l'lio ('lUlllIlI- drums in the from liuvl- u. .; U.‘.lm_1\i' Muri ill iiKlli'lL.
lwoli but up. l-‘rom the lobby ll‘ll'l ‘ Mu» . .
ill" Milli-s to ill“ M'l'llf'lil flour and semi .‘lirm-lii oi l-il“lll“n‘"":i
lilo t-ol'l'idnr ii'uin \\'lllt'l| willows on A priority ill Iifl' w... :1 i-ln‘yr-i in liiilesl‘ ‘1' 0‘ ' ‘ "
the lower floor open. on ‘1‘“ PW R km“. NW
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Nilllllly School ’l‘onphurs to Meet Md 110'- Blor- -_ M“ riiee in m.- Srnlinoi to!
The regular monthly. meeting. of Officer iim—l. mg ”I" hm ”mum
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All Our Fashionable Fumi
Well-Known Fine Qua.
Reduced in January 5
Large handsome sets as well as small occasional pie
dliccd during this sale. Road's prices are very lo
furniture is never cheap.
Colored Class
Vanity Sets
89 cis.
ln amber. green. blue or
amethyst are the dalnticst of
vanity sets - puff jar and. two
perfume bottles. A deli-glib
ful gift or whirl prize.
Mai". 'fuwr.
Let our salesmen explain the fine points which disti
good quality furniture from the cheap.
Gingham
Luncheon Sets
to be embroidered
59 cts.
Tl’icsr: gingham luncheon sets
are just the correct thing for
l .200 Men’s Silk Ties
$1 69cm 3.3252063033232: 03,:
A vast assortment of fashionable ties in every ima come in blue. Pink and 30“
color combination and effect. Heavy moire silk as “With four “ilplfms a” a
satiny dull finishes. l len will find in this sale many tire: 3" x "0 m' L Oh‘f
their tastes. My” ’ ‘1
l 200 Good Sized
Turkish Towels
4 for $l
cl'i splendid value; as these.
‘11 be picked up quickly am
e advise on early cliet‘ltmszx
of needed supplies and
' cdiatc purcnuxc. cri-
dlxibmsize and good weight
added features
Now le'ibc time to add that fashionable touch 01 on
your home.
Y” ‘ll‘il
Ties selling for 69 cts. are usually $l
Those priced Sl usually retail for $l.50
blall'. fl)
Merode Union Suits for Men
$l .95 $3.35
Men find that these Merode union suits fill every comfort
quirement . as to fit. warmth and wearing quality. Medi
of these
a. l
l
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or heavy weights in cotton or wool mixtures. Not all sizes
every style and weight. but all sizes in the group.
iraln
cls. Reg. [.9 etc. ca.
Hemsiilched
fl‘F'fi'.
were manufactured at lllG local Sunday mom‘mv“ Th” social. uccord- (‘lub to he held in ”13 auditorium of d
plant. ms to reports. will be on lx‘rldayl ' . beau . Some are st ls l T
‘Phe e 527 Prompt Delivery — “mink Jam-"Y 15v Threw i'imns‘the “”1” 80mm ””8 0mm". It " ty ' - y “611 GUCSl OW~€lS
n ma’s A Son are sum,“ to change . the earnest hope of the active mem- perfectly plain While other;
> . ‘ . ' e ‘ ' L bore of the society. that there will be i . '
Mr. tum Mrs. “illiam H. Lose Oi m m“ “mm“ of mambo” " are more elaborate. Not all 39 cts. (id.
Summltt avenue. South Norwalk. tine
nounce the birth of a. son on Do-
coruber iii. Mrs. Closs was former-
)lrs. Joseph Taylor of l‘ennuyei‘lmem 15 3 good percentage of mem-
slreet will entertain the Foreign and . born present the Club will probably
Home Missionary Societies of the he continued and the annual elec-
eizea in every color or style
but all sizes in the group. An
“It’s Here if It‘s Houseware" . '
owel which you Will be
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LARGE assonminyr on d to have in the guest
BASKETS
33 Washington Street.
South Not-walk. Conn.
laundry baskets. shoppers. waste
paper baskets. dog carrying baa-
keta. hampers. fancy baskets.
weed baskets. baby basket, etc.
ly Miss Kathleen Williams. popular
employe in the office of the plan-
nlng department. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
C. A. Sheclian.
C. A. Sheehan of Rowuyton. pop-
ular local basketball star. has accept»
ed a. position in the general factory.
Goes in Bridgeport
Louise Canevari. purchasing agent
Rowaylon Methodist Churches at her
home Tuesday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
After this meeting the societies will
entertain separately. each will hold
its meelluz on a different afternoon
each month.
Chorus Itcholrsn:
A rehearsal of the chorus of the
Rowliyion Baptist church was held
at the home of Mrs. Earl Stevens of
McKinley place last evening.
‘mlnsler Guild of the Norolon Pres.
tion of officers held. but if all of the
cards and press notices have been to
no avail. then the Club may be dis-
banded.
Westminster Guild. it
An important meeting of the West-
bylerian church will be bold tomor-
roiv‘afternoon at 8:15 o‘clock in the
chapel. to rehearse for the peasant
early selection is advised.
Second floor.
on d’
BRIDGEPORT
of quality. R68-
. hemetitcbcd and of ex-
59 cts.
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' Passen 1' for the casting department. was u‘
3PM Be gualndeas visitor in Bridgeport on 3 . Visiting in New York' next meetlm: will be held Wednes-
Wagons Carl “9! W Miami)”- 6 Mrs. Edward Shine of Crockett iliw' Jimmy 11'. at the home of
. . _ .~ :street left yesterday for New Yerk. . rs. ’1‘ amps Santa on upper Ro-
,, REPAIBLNG AND QVEIIBAUITING Miss 1581133121331 1:?“3‘3‘” Nor where‘sho will spend several days ““3”“ “"9““-
PABTS AND ACCESSORIES walk has resumed her position in the ”wing “uh Tenda' Indurce Foot' l EStflbllShEd -
é": :tflie‘l‘ehziidgomptii‘imcxggfgipfgwfbtmflgf- "Expert liiioio developing and CNN“ Sniffen 0‘ Raymond street “3thth
,. home by a. all ht illness » printing at Allen‘s Drug Store-«Adv. had the misfortune to iniuro his . _ q
., s . foot and is confined to his home for 1 18623 1868
’ All Day Sewing Meet several days. p .
AUTOMOBILE Co. Add ‘0 PM“! 59“” The Ladies Aid society of the R0. 5
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
34 WEST AVE.
NORWALK
SERVICE srsnox PHONE issi
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' WOOL
VESTS
All the new and distinct
patterns of the season.
$3.50 to $0.05
Rogers & Stevens
Much of the creek land to the rear
of the factory has been filled in to
afford parking space for the ever
increasing number of cars of em-
ployes.
Yale and Towno Wine
The Yale and Towne Bowling
Team beat the is. picked team from
Naehes. two games out of three. at
the Stamford alleys last evening.
The repair department of the
plant have changed the doors on the
Company's garage.
National Guard
Banquet Saturday
Final arrangements for the an-
nual banquet of the National Guard
Association of Connecticut. which
is to be held at the Hartford Club.
Hartford. Saturday at 7:30 p. m..
following the annual meeting in the
State Armory at is p .nt. have been
made. Colonel James W. Gilson. tia-
Wsshinxton. D. C.. has been dele-
gated to represent the bureau at the
banquet. .
Colonel H. E. Barnes. officer in
charge of national guard affairs tor
the nut Corps Area. with head-
duarters in Boston. will also attend
the dinner. Both Lieutenant Colonel
Scherer and Colonel Eames will
‘apeak. ‘
Vaudeville acts from New York
oils. will be imported to entertain
the [liar-demon. The Ansbaw Har-
mony Girls. famous through their
radio broadcasting activities. will
appear and Dan Nolan. community
son: leader and "ukulele kins" has
been stunted.
--Advertlse in the Sentinel for the
best results.
we Are 011! Own Whole. ‘
Colors and Retailers of
QUALITY ‘GROCERIES
A. ‘F. Beckliiann Co
Inc.
Washington St. Phone 1,3565
wayton Baptist church held an all
day sewins meet at the home of Mrs.
John Snitfen on Raymond street
yesterday. The ladies who attended
this meeting spent the day quilting.
An exceptionally handsome quilt is
beins made by the mpmbers of this
society.
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Mid-Week Prayer Meeting
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting will be held in the Rowny-
ton Baptist church at 8 o'clock this
evening. The service will be con-
ducted by the pastor.. Rev. Victor
Scalise.
Good Will Society Meeting
A meeting of the Good Will So-
ciety. held at the home of Mrs. Ed-
gar L. Raymond of Rowayton ove-
nue yesterday. was very well attend—
ed. Considerable work was accom~
plished by these ladies. Masks were
made which will be worn in the op-
erating room of the Methodist Epis-
copal Hospital in Brooklyn.
The Gilmnn. \ .
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Miss Eleanor Hall. daughter all
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall of Sic-i
Kinley Place. has returned to her!
home after spending the week-end 1
with relatives in New Haven. '
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Mr. and Mrs. George Lotta «and l
children of Astoria, are spendini‘
several days with Mrs. Mits‘ par
ants. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ambltl
at their home on Witch Lane.
Mr. S. Allen of Maple avenue. Dav
rion. preprlitor of the recently on ;
ened drug store on Rowayton ave 1
one. is confined to his home with at
heavy cold. l
Captain and Mrs. Prestion Hart of
McKinley place are visitors in New
York City today.
hliss Dorothy Gilman of Highland
avenue is charmed to her home by
illness. Young Miss Gilman is the
daughter of Sit. and Mrs. Les'tei
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TWO STORES sistant sdjutant general announced.
’ Lieutenant Colonel Louis C. Scher- , ‘.
uonwm-SOJloxwm er of the war department bureau. .
Service
South Harwell:
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The South Norwalkl Trust Co.
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West Washington Street
OUR GREAT ANNUAL OVER-_
COAT SALE WILL COMMENCE
TOMORROW
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We have 50 overcoats worth $35.00
to go on sale tomorrow and Saturday
for $25.00.
'0 50 Overcoat: former values $40.00
$50.00 and $00.00 will be sold at $30.00
$40.00 and $45.00.
We presume that every man knows a
bargain when he sees one and we want
SUCH men to come in and look over
these coats. We extend the same cour-
tesy to the loolter as we do to the
' purchaser.
H. Krieger €97 Co.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
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