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THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
we; :RIXONH RR.!£E........:;... Don’t Short Change Your Wife, Newt
mm" ‘ °“ BishOp of WallStreet Tells Flock
relieved by one Ippllc.
South Norwalk v . c “ s
‘ ,, mnMfifu‘Bfig Rev. Edwin A. Corbett-”Mm .--.
W Preaches H o m e y
~ Gospel to Bankers,
Brokers, Clerks, Of-
fice Boys, T i e k e r
Sharps and Others——
Sees Good in All Men
Nl'ZVV YORK. Jan. S.~—~-"'l‘t'llat ill
God. follow the Golden ltulo. and
Don't Try to heal Your Wives!”
it's to the kings of American fin-
aneu that. llev. Edwin A. (.‘orhelt. is
preaching; the. kings. and all the
multitude of eourllern who populate
their business pllltlt‘es.
ltev. Corbett. in tho now "llishop
of Willi Street" designated its such
when the late “Bishop" John G.
Wilkinson died.
The Morgan». the ltm:liel'vllel's.
and nearly all the rent of the men
' whose llil‘lllf‘fl are great in New York
1 money matters bark him. It's‘ under
‘notaivlo auspices that the (“rum cur-
ries on at tho corner M. Wall and
“road streets. lit the shadow of tile
New York Stock I‘lxellallgr'.
No stranger to Wall street and its
spiritual needs is “Bishop" t‘orlmtt.
For 12 years he collaborated with
PA '
> GE EmHTEEN FlllnAY, JANUARY 9, 1026.
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VALUE GIVING
EVENT
‘ WORKING DOLLARS 0V ERTIME
"Bishop" Wilkinson. his pretleeelisor ' U “I" "HI. W. I! M.“ “\.‘ I“ I" ...“ .. ' I V
' .. , I t . . . . - . ‘v . l 'l vi It .
SUITS ND OVERCO TS in tinny nooutimc talks to capitalist Leglon I’aerIS TOW“ "inn. and will out a tall for \tllllll I'II- \.' i t; i" . . ~ . O -
I: A and clerk. h . l}. it‘l' littlit't‘ llttl'li. ('tlltllltl W. l ’4 u ' .i ‘t .u at r. j Iv ‘.- ~‘ ‘ ‘
\l t'lli‘llfi. mnlnlandtr at ”3" l-t ll ' a. .' 2‘ ...ll 1 .l . ~.‘
’.\ll‘l‘ lit‘an Letzmn l‘t-r-t. rt upon-it ti {‘l» ,, _ ‘ -- .~ . l .
i
When l’olice Strike
I..\ (”LANCIC. Ill. .l.tll. 7
(large part. of the pollen fl rt v- of
\‘iilacu
“i talk plainly. if only men are
there." llev t‘orbett tells. “Wlws, I
remind thin. have intuition that lets
them ill mighty quickly on the secret
it their husbands are untrue.
Within a t- w lninlltts he hm! alto .‘
'5‘ form: of l\\t'lii_\-ll\>- I.t‘l_Tll|flll:Tit‘lr- en . i--li'.‘ .
thislthe streets to l'l‘ltlttt the
The values of tomorrm ' are anticipated ill the
prices of today in this great SALE. At one
rt; it
\l irtfil
I T v ‘. \ V
b01d StrOke “6 \ e "(‘Ut P1 1093 fo} the best reason "If there are women in the crowd. - . eltlt'tlll Ht .I‘llit rim ‘-'r'llil\"'l‘ from any «‘l‘lnllllals lli'il llillllll tats. t tit'tl \l'
ever—to lllOVC‘ ll]? SltK‘liS qtllCh'lV and surely. I C‘lrb my remarks somewhat." . , . "“1 "'i 5'1”” “ll" ”mll‘ 1' .- ntlytmlvantnm it an “it 144:5...1 t'll\'_ 'I‘lh ‘ [..xl ~- I
' ‘ There's a prayer as ‘liishon' Cm- . M§flw when the rhtur mus-mt ..m l- 1. “Jim”. ........,..,.,m “l... “I“, u New», ‘ ' ‘ ‘ti ‘
bett begins his all-minute open air “‘ town fiat. ltut am ‘1... ”Hard. ...“... mm, “wk m hm “'1’ AM MUM} mi '11 I“ . It ~ I -, l. ,. ... ...
service. Next he reads the 23rd lit-v. I’Aluin A. t‘orhett “L'pr of “'nll Street. WWW? It dirt not. .,nn. A m“? 2",“. H ’ ' t ‘
Psalm. ' Th" “"1""“3‘ “l" I” E 3‘1" "ill W“ "I'lle ,\lllt‘l'lt’.ill la. zun has rt‘ ‘1.th I .‘f. .4. i . it .
postage stamps.
“\Vali streeters? 'l‘lley’rr .tlls‘. like
folks everywhere else." tht l'lsllop
comments. "Some. of them are, ir-
(\li'fi I give.
"I! I warn the men not to tryt .- , - . .. , .. _
short-change their wives. it's be-‘ .
cause men everywhere need thatl
responsible. Most of tin-m are hon- warning-mot because there ls grent- .
eat. And all of them are. sentimc-n- l er need for it in Wall street than i
tal. and responsive to the good ad- anywhere else." 0
two BILLS T0
tovnu RADIO l
ARE DRAWN in
Then he launches into a bit of
“oldtime gospel" and the message of
the Golden Rule.
The office boys of Wall street ga-
ther to hear him at times. And
“Bishop" ('orbctt warns them not to
attempt five or ten-cent rake-offs. on
KIWANIS CLUB COMMITTEES ARE
«ANNOUNC L BY PRES. G. H. BARNES;
* NEW IUAIRMEN ARE THE RULE
$27 $37
BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS
$35.00
In Single and Double Breasted
Models
An Outstanding
January Sale Value:
\
4% President George H. Barnes 01' the I ,Are summary 0f Rec ‘
a Specialist. in High Kiwanis Club. who took over ‘thc . . ' S . .4: . .
cud. Wearing Anpnrel 3:35,“: .;§I;°fn“.‘.e";.‘;_...‘."“°.‘;.‘.;;2; ”512?; Afimg Iggt omm‘endatlons Made‘ A Berkey and Gay Special $ 40
I Inn yesterday noon. announced the #4 ' " -~ ' at Recent Confer-
appointment of committees for the
comlnc year. With only one excep-
tion. all the chairmen of commit-,
toes. are new appointments.
Tile committees and their
hers are as follow:
Agriculture
(lsenr l". Sehultze. chairman. lil.
. ' ’ {Spinner-g. Wm. M. l'letts. W. it‘. Tay-
.. lor.
O, Attendance
‘ Business Standtmls . a n 0
ii
i . N Y i M I l-‘. B. \‘an Seoy. chairman. ("ari-
. ' A Hamilton. chairman. ()uiley was in Washington re-
.ton 5- GOD-“L Ste“ DORA”! W. P- Outlcy, late sergeant in the. 9th
Elseers. Jollzl Lund. C. ilegemnn. C. yum.) sum-5 cavalry, World war
' r t Towers 1".
143 waShlngton St. 55 M31“ St- «3, D. Briggs. J. .\l. Mannie. cenlly getting himself discharged
1 Classification from the nth. securing a passport
Norwalk .
T."‘ ,l n
com.
All
WASHINGTON. Jan.
American has been given
liland ot the Liberian army.
Afro-American. at that.
What's more. he'll a good sol-
dier. The War Department ill
Washington testifies to it and ll."
War l'lepllrtnlellt knows. for he's
served under the Stars and Strip
on since Mill.
The new head of the Liberian
military establishment is Hansen
. . 5 Pieces As Shown Below
ence m Capitol . y __ ..-
WASH. Jan 8.-'l'hd most serious
attempt to regulate radio has .tinally
begun with the introduction of a
'radio blli in the Senate by Senator
hill of Washington and in the House
2y Representative Wallace ll. White.
l.lr.. of Maine.
The hills art-practically a sum-
nlnry or the recommendations made
at the recent radio conferenee here.
The White bill. which never came to
a vote in the last session of Con-
.eress, is also a repetition of the ter-
;rner hil' with a few changes to con-
lform with the conference proposals.
CORNER MAIN d: WALL STS. BRIDGEPORT
mem-
Irgr'z. .1:
l”. Kuch. Jr. veteran and all that.
" 'akmprgbw-
So‘ Norwalk t", 'I‘, nrnndagc. chairman. C. J. and winding up ills other Amer- i th lills are designed to put
. v < " . .\. ' . . it‘llll llfiairs. with a view to atom: “‘ ‘ ‘
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828 i lrescotl. IllOllE?tTllt'h:lt:;(|n stav abroad. -broadenstlng on n more definite. basis
‘mv. (l. R. Tompkins. chairman. This is the first time an Ameri- than it ll hecn...and to assure on!)
can Negro has been handed at.
arnly command and War Depart-
ment folk were a lot interested.
as they were. at the Department
of State.
;tlle best “it of entertainment for the
trmllo tsn. ‘ .
The Dill bill goes one step farther
than the White bill in actually pro-
posing congressional control of the
:payment of fees for broadcasting
copyrighted music. A serious con-
troversy ‘9 expected to arise in both
house: over this point.
t Dr. Henry Sllcrer. ll. L. Nash.
SPECIALS
' Fancy Soup Chickens . . . . . 34c lb. '
. GENUINE SPRlNG LAMB
34c lb.
Judne W. ll‘. 'l‘amlnnni'. chairman!
Olloillolzsclb' i
‘ (:ootlwill and Grievance
Conrad i‘. ll‘rvv. chairman. Arthur
Overtime Schedule
:tf. Wpeeieh lit». to. t‘.. iilchle. LDC. d C “”01”.th a Problem.
' lt‘tYf‘rfi. ' 0 ltut an even greater strtigglo in
Housing For Big Threa . vspretcd over the matter of Warn- ._, t— . 4;”.
l“. C. l‘iiedell. chairman. ll. 1". hic-
anlty W. ll. Cartwright.
' lnter-(‘ltlh Relations
Dr. E. F. Biotin-gar, chalrnlan. Dr.
G. U. Filwt‘ell. John Lund.
Membership
John hi Cimer. chairman. Milton
ilfilwood. it. Joseloff.
length distribution and the issue of
permits and licenses to new stations.
llrre will come charges of mon- '
opnly. of priority rights for pioneers,
and demands {or freedom of the air
by newcomers in the broadcasting
field. ‘
Provision is made. in the White
\VllehiAN’l‘lC, Jan. S.-—-(Al‘l
.lnnounc- ment was made at the ot-
l‘lce of the American Thread Conl-
pani'. here_ that the n'lanllt'aetnrini
department of the plant will until
i‘urlilrr notice operate on a 55 hour
schedule. workingr tt‘n hours a day
This Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suite 5 Pieces $246.40
A Very Exceptional Value in l
Legs Lamb
'Shoulder Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops .
Loin Lamb Chops
Fresh Cut Pork Chops
......40c lb.
......50c lb.
......30c lb.
RumpVeal
Shoulder Veal . .
Loin Veal Chops
Rib Veal Chops
. 22
18c
35c Lean Fresh Hams .. 30c
- Best Milk .Fed Veal! Jersey Pork Cuts
lLean Fresh Pork to
Roast . . ..... . . ..
Lean Fresh
Shoulders . . .
. 29c
. . 21c
Home Made Sausage 30c
...28c Link Sausage . .. . . . . 30c
PRIME BEEF CUTS
_.BONELESS RIB ROAST 28c lb.
PRIMERIBROAST 28clb.
BREAD & BUTTER POT ROAST . . 24c lb.
enema PIECE POT ROAST . . .. 20c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROAST 16c lb.
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF 15c lb.
'ROUNDSTEAK 30elb.
“SIRLOINSTEAK 32clb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ......... 34c lb.
BONELESS
.ELATECORNEDBEEF . . . . . . . . . .. lOclb.
RUMP Corned Beef 22-26c lb.
NEWSAUERKRAUT 3lbs.25e
“"re'l’Gs’HVER
FANCY noasrme CHICKENS .
FNCYFOWL
oeuaoouuooaao-en-o-o
. 10c lh
.. 40clb.
38c lb.
Music
Craig. chairman.
C. l. lirington.
l Program
| James Donuelly. chairman. Rus-
Esoll Frost. Jr.. Duncan it‘rlzzell. Dr.
iw .J. Moore, F. J. lturns. Ray
.-\\'erlne. F. C. Reldell. C. F. Knoll.
.Jr. J
4
Elmer P. Dr.
;W. J. Moore.
. Public Affairs
3 John Keogh. chairman. A. C.
Wheeler. C. E. Hoyt. C. T. llilnond.
Sam Greensleln, John D. Milne. F.
L. Lanlson. Dr. W. W. Tracey. Jo-
seph Davis.
i
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Publicity
3 (7. E. Siauson. ehalman. E. J:
Thomas. Vi". l’. Millignn.
Reception
James Wood. chairman. Legrand
Raymond. Duncan Frizzell. J. A.
Lees, T. 0. Olsen, J. M. Kali.
St‘honl Sports
Dr. U. H. llefi‘ernn. chairman. C.
W. Murphy. ii. A. Tarlov. .lohn
Lund. S. S. \‘elsor. F. J. Burns. Ro-
bert. A. Benedict
Under Privileged Child .
E. J. Quinlan. chairman. C. J.
Mintz. F. J. Moran. W. F. Taylor.
S. J. Stewart.
On to Montreal
J. Emory Stevens
...-—
GOING TO WORK
KUJED BY CAR
mDDLETOWN,. Jan. s.-—(AP)
Joseph Skibo. 56. of the Long Hill
section of Middletown. was killed
yesterday while on his way to the
Rune-ll Mfg. Co. plant Where he was
employed. He wu struck and
knocked down by an automobile
operated by William W. Smith or 617
Stuyvesant avenues Irvingtonp N. .l'..
and then a second ear its driver un-
{or five (lays and five hours on Sat-
urday. The working schedule of llli‘
plant is 48 hours rl. week.
Otlleials or the company said thnt
the extra hours would he considered
as overtime and that extra wages
would be paid. The. revised sched-
ule lll the em department is no-
cessary. it was said. to increase pro-
duction to meet the rush of orders in
the filllsllinr.r department. The lat-
ter depurlmt at will continue to ope-
rate on n «13‘ hour schedule.
Father Red Fox
l
.&
’
1
Red Fort St. James. In American
Indian, has been ordained a doom
or the Anaheim Universal church In
New York. preparatory to weaning
’ldentifl ed, passed over the body.
a.
a
amullemhoninum
bill. anticipating such demands. for
appeal from rulings both from the
secretary of commerce and a nation-
al radio commission. created under
this bill. to the" court. of appeals of
the District orColumlila. A pros-
pective broadcaster whose applica-
tion for a license is refused, who is
even denied a. construction permit.
or a broadcaster whose license is to
lm' revoked. will have this recourse
under the new law.
Creation of the national radio
commission is'an outcrop of sus-
grstlons made in New York at the
'annunl meeting ofrthe National As-
sociation o: Broadcasters. There it
was decided that control of the radio
situation might be placed in the
hands of the secretary of commerce,
if 9. Hoover were always in that po-
sltionu
Provision for Appeal.
But looking into the future. and
foresee-lug possibilities of men un-
sympathetic with radio as secretaries
of commerce. tho ansoeiation lus-
gested the. commission to whiqh ap-
peal could be made.
Even from this commission. ac-
cording to the White bill. appeal
lcould be brought to a higher author.
ty.
A great clamor for rights is ex-
pected as a. result of this pr0vision.
for there areaome 600 broadcasters
clogging the air now. and 150 appli-
cants are waiting for licenses to
broadcast. ’Yet the wavelength band
for, broadcasting ii fully occupied, ID
that. Secretarygfloover has been un-
able to satisfy the demands of those
applicants. , .
With more applications expected
as the industry; progresses. the new
law would leave practically to the
diaeretlon‘ot the ucrbtary or com-
merce or to the national'radio com-
mission. 'the 'matter of fair and
proper distribution .0! wavelengths.
times for broadcasting. power and
other such matters pertaining to this
form of entertainment.
. t
Quality Furniture
/ E URGE you to inspect this charming bedroom suite
at the earliest opportunity.
Created by and bearing the coveted shopmark of
Berkey 85 Gay. we are not extravagant in calling it the out-
standing value of the year in the Quality field.
The lines are exquisite in their simplicity. The chief wood
used is straight grain American walnut. with butt walnut
figuring. All drawers are dust-proof and especially designed to
prevent sticking. They are made of solid mahogany. with the
exception of the bottoms. which are three-ply to prevent
warping.
The toilet table is equipped with a sliding. partitioned tray
of solid mahogany for holding pins. nicknacks. etc.——a con-
venience detail which is characteristic of Bel-key a. Gay design.
A beautiful, rich, mellow color tone has been upecially devel-
oped i'or this mine. with a vandal) finish. carefully rubbed and
shaded by hand to a dull, glossy, velvety smoothness.
While The AVERILL is the least expensive of last sea-
son's offering of popular-priced Berkey & Gay bedroom
and dining room suites. there is a wide choice of other
popular values now on display on our floors.
Look For It
This Shop Mark
is inset in way Baby or
Glypmducnmt.‘ . 12:12.51:-
23%....» m .a-
lathe riglwhmd drawer
mama ~ onbcds.
bad: of held- under-
side of tables and chain,
Geo. E. Not/magic & Sony
1149 Main St, Cor. Elm St.
BRIDGEPORT, PHONE NOBLE 2220
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