society is being
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,1929 .
~ Ottoman. ‘
DOME—in consequence of the
1: increasing number of road trutrlc "
fatalities. a Pedestrian‘s Protective
ortsnisod.
Stove
r ‘J
Repairs ‘.
For All " Makes of Stoves
ALEXANDER ‘ ‘
FURNITURE " co. _
50 South Main St.
80. Norwalk‘ Phone 3560
3-.
{pa No. Main St.
I RADIOS i.
LTWBTER KENT
MiMIIlI'IIlH-(‘Afllmx
FAIDA N I'll 'J'lli illV N E
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N0. AND NO. 28
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fNorwalks’ Electric Co.
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in. "all... at
So. A Norwalit
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'New'Oltlsmoblle Six
Moreifleautii‘ul
" Better Performance
Lower Prict
Display
_‘ AARON KOHN
. 8o. Norwalll
‘ Phone 680
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ethane
ne 314-5. So. N orwalll
»tMlLulmnRY.
K. A.
EMUs
Mommies
Main Street
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. .6 l ‘i‘ t . 551;. "s" ‘5 ‘,"‘
. .mfllaaw avails!
Malta—"Gullah“? ‘
Palace-"Ths linens-toned ‘Wom-
an." ‘ . .
Regent—"The Gold Rush.”
' e a e
COMING EVENTS.
Jan. lc.—lnstallatlon of officers
Norwallt Dehiolay at the Armory.
Jan. if.-Annual meet of Norwailt
t'ounclt or Catholic Women.
Jan. lit-Winter concert Choral
. Art Society. '
Jan. 18-” Music week. in Nerwalit
Schools illud Demonstrations.
. Jan. law-Annual meeting and
luncheon of Ministering Circle of
King's Daughters.
Jan. lit—Joint inst tion of.
ricers McKinleyl'amp an Auxiliary
at Red Men's Hall Main street.
Jan. iD.-—t‘oncert at Roger Ludg
low Junior High School.
.lan. lath—Annual Roll flail—Our
'lli'ler's Rebekah lodge at Odd Fei-
iows' Hail Wail street.
Jan. zit—Franklin Junior High
‘ concert at Senior High School.
Jan. l.——t‘enter Junior High con-
cert In (Senior High building.
Jan. fla.—-i‘oncert by Hllh School
pupils at Senior Hiuh School.
Jon. 23.—Mndame Kitchenette's
Orchestra hy' the Phliathea class
under the auspices of the 'i‘. C. 8.
class at the Nor. M. E. church. 1
Jan. 27.—-Annual Birthday Party
of Trinity church.» .
Jan. 28.-—Fairflsld County League
0 women voters meet’ in Stamford.
Miss Alice PM“ to sneak.
Jan. 29.-—Ladie.s Aid Norwallr M.
F church 'l‘urkey supper for the
Philathea class.
s
Sun and Title for woman-row.
Sun Rises ............ 7:171A. M.
Sun Sets .............. 4:"! P. M.
High Tide 11:81 A. M.
Low Tide ........... 6:18 P. M.
The following were 'eleeted direc-
tors of the Crystal Ice company
Tuesday: Andrew J. Collins, Morris
Glntsler. S. J. Keeler. A. R. Maikin
and Edger G. Murphy.
. O U
--liousehoid Con~.—-Horris a barn
‘ O 0 0
The executive committee of the
Young People's Council of Religious
Education will meet Sunday after-
noon at the home of Francis North-
rop. at 42 Elmwood avenue.
. l O ‘ Q e.
, -—All Sweater-11‘ 1-8 off for this
week only. Donnelly's.——Adv.
‘ O t I
. A meeting of the Girls' Friendly
Society of Trinity church will the
held this evening in the'Gulid/ Hall.
The class in lamp-shade making will
begin. . . .
t O D
-—'l'he cleaning. dyeing and area-
sing of garments is given the closest
attention at The} {Twin City. ‘Valet’s
delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
(ill—Adv.
O O O
A parish party will the hold-this
evening in the South Nor-walk Con-
gregatlonal church Aunder the. sus-
pices of the Hospitality committee;
, e e- e .
'Snsdlosand “circles sold on
easy terms Donnelly.'-Adv. ‘ k
0 O I
Patrolman Albert Fraser of down-
toWn police headquarters is in Strat-
ford today. a. witness in'the Julia
Novak case.
0 O t
—thumlnous lit-hrehold Coal.—
Harris_& Gena—Ads.
‘ 0 04 O ‘
According to a rumor. heard to.
day. the Elgee Press. now located
on Beeklnan street. Néw Yorklcity.
is looking for a suitable location
in Norwaik.‘ to which to move its
business. . ‘ *'
t O O
—-Our 1.! of: Sale ends this Satur-
urday. Donneily's.—Adv. . 1
U '0 O
Edmund Breese. well known resi-
dent of Norwalk. opens ue'xt lion-
day night, Jan. 18. at the Ritatilc'
one. New York City. in "Young
Blood." a‘play or the prdblettis tse-
ingthe parents of today. The less.
agement or the Rite Theatre wish ‘to
announce that. a number of-Ioals
‘ have been reserved for, Norwaill peo-
ple who may wlsh~to"‘atten
opening. , L d t?"
s e .1 e
——A tree lecture on Christian Scl-
euce at the Regent'fi‘heater January
17. at auto o'clock. All are wal-
come.-Adv. , . ‘ . "
e e ’ "0 ~
Automobilenumber plates Con-
necticut commerci . -' » - -
389, have been at i! i“ and so
,goutb Norwallt police headquarters.
e. .s .e *1 ‘v
' —Whalever (your problems in
healing and. plumbing work. the-new
building. the renovation..or' 1"" ing
work. Nelson ll. , White's sane sl‘e‘sa
some more. line tniisfaclolytntsn-
:mmhfisisom ill? 'hlts'r firstln'g‘éilnd
a con rector.“ Nort * “
street—Adv. ’ . .v- ' him!
. O O .2 ,
xGeorga'Sheren l '
SouthVNor-w-lk. "DOM to
. m0!
; cont
. noth McNeil'of Bridgeport. and
was‘learnod yesterday that he had
° acquirsdnbe company's equity. tak-
Estsbllshmer-t. Work‘csiled‘-forsnd ‘
turned {into the ’ ’
w.m.laugstuoit yards. Sometime
ago Howard Uault. iunior member
or thefiauit conlpallt'. took‘oVer the
as on the Consolidated Coal
y's property front Mrs. Ken-
lt
lng title to property and machinery.
. O O 0
STAR LAUNDRY DOES
BETTER SORT OF WORK
Bars is a‘ point relative to laundry
work that housewivos in this vicin-
ity will be'lniercsted in hearing
about. All flanneis and blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold water—no shrinking is the
result. Every feature of Isundn
work'is slvon the closest attention
bore. .Reoently‘s new {washer was
added to this concern's equipment—
the addition of which makes it pos-
sible to do more and better "wet
washes" than heretofore. The de-
livery. system here covers all see-
tions'of Norwaik and vicinity. 11
Cross St. Phone 3384.
1 ' t ll 0
A son was born toll”. and Mrs.
Patrick Mulchay of Melrose avenue.
East Norwalk. at the Norwalk Hos-
pital last evening. The new arrival
weighed eight pounds and u
ounces..Mr. Mulchay. is the gardner
at the home of John J.'(lavanagll.
president of the Crofut and Knapp
Hat .Company. 1 l
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AT CUTllll.l.s FISH MARKET
Every business day in the year
this market has on hand the choic-
est of fish in season. Daily ship-
ments arrive and then too the seine
is properly iced and cured for on
arrival. Deliveries made all over
Norwclk and nearby vicinity 71
North Main St. Phone 108.-Adv.
0 I 0
Harold Halley or the Dillon. Read
Company of Bridgeport was a visitor
in Norwalk yesterday atternoon.
O D Q
—-“i‘.llly Lender's Own Column"
coming soon on the Sport page of
THE EVENlNz‘. tiENJ‘lNEL.
A son was born at the Norwallt
Hospital on Tu‘esday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bates of Fort
Point street. Mother and son doing
nicely.
O O O
-—“Billy Laudor's Own Column"
comingso’on on the Sport page of
THE EVENING SEXTINEL.
. O O t
The regular weekly prayer service
will. be held this evening in the
SouthNorwaik Baptist church.
" I O 0
City Treasurer Anson I“. Keeler is
attending the automobile show in
New York City today.
0 I O
echo-third off on all Christmas
Goods for this week only. Donnel-
ly's.—Adv.
‘ 0 0 0
The Bricklayers masons and plas-
tersrslwiil hold a. smoker at their
meeting room on Monday night Jan.
18. A large attendance is expected.
0. I a
The officers of the Westport Poet
of‘the American Legion were. in-
stalled last evening by Post State
Vice Commander Le Roy D. Downs
of thlsgolty.
:‘ 'r‘ ’17 ‘ r”
The drill team of the
Godfrey Post. American Legion, will
drill in Town Assembly Hall. this
evening. '
O C O
v-The drill team of Frank.C. God.
trey 'Post. No. 12. American Legion
will go to Shelton tomorrow evening
where its members will put on an
exhibitiondrill for the Shelton Post
of the American Legion. t
. t O 0
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Merwin
street was a visitor in Westport. last
evening. - ;
x i '0 0
Several members of the 40 and s
of the: American Legion. from this
city. will attend the regular meeting
to be held in the Legion rooms.
Stamford .on Saturday evening.
0 O
‘ JOhn Sullivan. agtlgnluck mer-
chant. was elected president or the
Saugntuck Hose company at the fire
company's annual meeting this
week. succeeding Arthur Wood.
Other officers elected were:
Vice President. George Hale: secre-
tary. Christopher J. MoCann; treas-
urer. John M. Biellng: captain.
John Mulbaley; ‘iloutenant. Fred
Walsh. House committee, William
Bradley. chairman. C. J. McCann
and Harry O'Connor. , ‘ g
0 O I
Oioa Noss of Bridgeport. who was
" TWittkles
Frank C.
e a .
was EVENING summers—so. NORWALK.
taken, to the Norwallt, Hospital yes-
terday noon after suffering injuries
while working on a htlilding on
Knight street, was discharged last
night.
. e e e ‘
Stats Policeman Stephen Stanton
of the wtustport barracks arrested
Mrs. Eva otis‘of Bilvsrmine avenue
this morning on a charge of operat-
ing a car without a license. l-lcr
case will come up in the Forst"
trict court on January 18.
e t 0
Pull! Radon: of 27 Second streett.
East Norwalk. lost an overcoat last
evening at the C a K anniversary
party at the plant. He believed it
was taken by mistake and hopes
when the error is discovered it
will be returned to him.
0 O 0
Miss Mildred E. Weeks of 3'!
Second street. East Norwulk gradu-
ated from Merrill's Business Cdl-
lsgoulast night at stamiord High
School auditorium. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Weeks of East Roma":
and Mr. and Mrs. William Banks
and Miss Gladys Banks of South
Norwolk were guests at the race;
tlon given by the school.
0 O O
Several Norwalk auto drivers...
who have had tthelrJicertses sus-
pended. have been untitled to ap-
llsar at a hearing at the city court
room. Bridgeport. Friday afternoon
on application for reinstatement.
O I 0
Mrs. Kelsey B. Gould of Westpori
come to Norwulk today. Mrs. Gould
was formerly Mrs. Jessie Bohr. and
conducted a tea room on West
avenue a. few years I80.
e , el e
Stnic Policeman Frederick Mig-
nery, formerly attached to the
Westport barracks of the state Po-
CONN.
Centerbrook barracks was in Nor-
walk today.
I 0 O
C. D. Briggs. superintendent of
the Norwaik branch of the Connec-
ticut Light and Power company. is
in Waterbury today on business.
0 O U
.1 William P. Clal'k..phnirrnan of the
Republican Town Committee in
Westport. was a visitor in Norwalk
yesterday.
, e e e
The‘ members of the local De—
Molay chapter are busy decorating
the local club house to get it ready
for the installation of officers Sul-
urday night.
0 O 0
Many Norwalk people attended
the commencement exercises of the
Merrill Business schools in stom-
ford last night.
0 O 0
llco
department, but now at the
Special Agent John F. Dolley will
visit the Smith Nurwulk Council. No.
Hint of tllu Knights of (‘olumillls
tonight. He will inspect tho books
and udtlrt'sn lllt‘ members.
I O \
AniltHlllCt‘llit'llt is made of the
birth N it run Munrlny in Mr. and
Mrs. Clilll'll"h lltllvn ur Madman avo-
lltln. hinthvr :lntl l‘lillll are lining
nicely. in. 'l'llit-lltt: is in nltcud-
lines.
1 O e
Thu Nov. 1"). t". Mr-ml of (hearse—l
town was a. visitor yrsil-l'tluy ut
Colonial College. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Milton t‘uhurn of South
Mill“ Street.
CORRECT. ‘
sulmmxr MAJOR—What 13'
the strategy of wnr'.‘ (live mt. lln li-
lustrnlion. l
l’ltl VA'l'l" --\Vt‘ll. .sl mi 4143' is
when you tilon't ivt lhu uni-my know
you lil‘O out of ammunition hut
keep on i'irillg.—-~Answurs.
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PAP-u FWE
FnglllE’S 9
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Sl‘rlltltl' & lifilL‘VlES
ll AMS
and
BACONS
1". Fl. Fulrullll'i. l'rop_
15 N0. MAIN ST.
MODERN MARKET
l
cure the
70 mommies
w
A Vast Chain
There are 305 Li aett Drug Stores in the
Largest
, . United States. making
_ . . et ll Dl'ug Store Institution In The World. We
mention this not in a boastful spirit, but at an explanation of our
ability always to sell fresh dependable drug store needs at low
prices. due to greater purchasing power and superior resources.
Furthermore, our affiliation with the
makers of such famous products as Cara
Toilet Erepsrations, Kantleek Rubber Goods. Puretest and Rexall
Remedies. Artstyle Chocolates, etc.. gives the Liggett Drug Stores
tremendous advantages which results in savings to you.
United Drug Company.
Nome. Jonteel and other
At Liggett’s you are. assured of complete
1'10
- 77c
Sale of Pure
FM 1.0mm )’.i‘1".! .
0‘ 4‘ ' 1:}: i
- Rig-la!) Wool-Ends “M’K‘m ““3 'l'flé,
Wmmm . so. 2,..79. lfioz.Horlick‘s-Msltedhdilk gm
opekocoi:(fi;m ‘ ;: :gg SOLWl I O o .1; s,
Pure ( ' . . . t -
mandamus...) . 98c 2for1.19 ”Wetlands. .; .3}
.PtshPttllimSuSwasz-sgbfl. 315' 49.: .65 Giovsl’eMangeMedicine " ‘3.ng
Pin cor pe as. c ~ . ', _ girii't
momma-«mm»: 2;.» «.- ~7°Sl°‘_‘“°_m ..
my )- - 3: ix: lDODanderineI-Iair'i‘onic 3‘11; j. l
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roommate...) . 35c Zfor‘ 41c ”W'firm‘ ;'.‘ l
autonomous; . 40c 2f.» 41: .SOPhiillps Magnets t'. .
societies-12': . . . . 30: "an: 31: ‘imNujol . _. ~ 4.. ,1 h. ll
PamBmthu.) . . 35c Zfer soc. 50m '1. )_.‘fi..,.-..§.;..t ;
stungquoom(mwa)2sc since: .65 “my «1
lmPinkbam’eVegetableCompotmd
stwmmmsmzsc 09c
tsetse-.53.». . . 46c
f- 38c
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Fl '5'
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‘ Sale of Cigarettes
Friday and Saturday Only—ls Carton Quantities
Klenao Rexall _ "an," med' - M0110 Electrical
Tooth Brush Theatrical Stocks of 9a the best k . lanes Hot Water Bottle Goods
C ldC and mdetneedsatdeepcutpnces. ' IQuartSize
Aguongwellmadclm- 0 ream M 1d d f ~ Aflgmmuecdmyear
9““1 ”‘3“ km?" A delight“ m” m picgolepliablgglb‘hcn: 1..., Curling
1’1““me beuflvmdwhlwhe .60D an ColdCream it ; 37c 1. can't no. u... no 12;, , , , 98c
vieeaad won‘t slun. As a cleansing 1 films at ch bind-
Wuc 29 cream it has noequsl. 1.40 Pinaud’s Eau de Qulnlne . . 1.02 mg, m. 311: Electra Curling
1w" 511° c a... PM 75° '.25 Woodbury's Facial Soap—3 for 50c No R... 1.75 l' 39 1m“ - .- - 1-98
fl January Sale 59c .50 F Powder 34c January Sale 0 “11101958111886! 1.49
Cascade Linen PM“ 7‘" Java m ' ‘ ' ‘ . Polar Cub Heater 3.95
WritingPsperdEsnbpa T“ 50 Bicycle or Tally-Ho Playing Cards 39c Puretest Polar'Cub
0... pound 'md.” leel’s 125 Phand‘s Lilac Vegetsl . . . 83c AspirinTablets “HEMW- 4-95
Cascad . l ' i e e
$33. “when”: Expectorant .25 Lyons Tooth Powder -, f. . 18c gigfiga‘gg’defieufilf Chef Stove . 1.98
larlly 45c-t-urltlulchfin. gihfil’dieldm .75 Stacornb . . . . . 49c sciafmtiicafifaumbago. Ideal Table Stove 2.98
e 0 ea c a -- carcasses. . ' ' . . .
heath: price 40:. chic] irritations. ' .1 .50 I-lind’s flashy m Aims! . 32c 80: 31244 if}: Form to 2.98
gigging; 59c mugged“ .. $555.1“th 3“?“ cream - - f3: “31mg: 19c seamen... 4.98
' .10 Liam soc . s for 30.: 7c _
MEN! Here’s RealflValtte! - i 1.75 Bleachodsnt germination Package 49c ‘ '~ MEN!
l . ..: .. . ..
Y0“ Save 77° ' .50 Wafldm'MulslfiedGocoanntOii . 33c‘ “ 251° Tm °f,
ALL THREE FOR ., ' 1.00 Pivsr’s Face Powders (all odors) . 65c Geriitlemen 5
$100 JSPaclteft’lTarSoap . 3f0150c 17c acum
~ .75 BouflohAsheaofRosesRouge . 52c Powder *~ . '
‘ “ 25D&\ROoldCream . ’41, 17c GIVEN AWAY g?
'25 met-Kb ralm ' :3: with every purchase at a tube of ‘1"
“I W L.- __ 2561mm e . o s ‘ 0 i
n 2 =- " ‘ - ‘ .65 Pond, '3 Cold or Vanishin' 3 Cream . 39c Rexaagheslgflaxgmgdgeam
97c Genuine Gillette Gold ad ‘ ' . 30
Safer:01 gospel-:31: baskctweaveltic- p.79 Electric emu“; Iron , , . 59c . Real 55c Value for c,
. as“ at. we comp m .98 Aluminum Coffee Percolator ‘ . 69c .
H ‘ xzhmfii plated mm“ 1’“ ind 2.98 Electric Iron (6 lb. size) . x- . 2.19 Sale of Shaving Brushes
50c VzpintbottleolBayRum~mads ‘ t 4 Dagoodsmngemh? H '
from the finest imported oil oi Bay. .50 Palmolive Shampoo q. . l . V‘. . 33c that will suit you. Strong-muesli:
30¢ {Elle of the legions Retail Sling; .25 Lhtgflm Tooth Pate .) , it. 5'. 19¢ real bristles set in hard rubber. Won‘tcome out.
gCreamtatstsyunc'ut ' .JWl la 98c
you want it 08. 3 Pmtgmth Paste ' l {.5 i ii: chu fatJanuat-y Sale 790
-—- t Y Sm - I“ Powder '. e :5 e
1.77 value for l. “ DJ“ it t l
i zooomeisJ...’.‘.‘.
41c zoo Lucky Strike: .‘l ,’ . l :33
‘1 200 Chesterfield: . ;. . l" 1.20
. 69c 200 Sweet Capos-sis . . . .‘ 1,29
200 Piedmont: s o '. a! .’o 1.20
. 35c zoo BlackendWhioe -. .4 . 1.26
23c $38 Street... 2 2% 1:1 lil £33
47 200 Own a o. a i 1‘ a ‘ 1.59
' c iggfinsgggnb . J .‘ . 2.10
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' 44¢ 100 Erhardmg 100’s) :' : fig
". 59c 10° Swish,“ (20's. 50’1. 100': . . 1.00
1.5 100 Tropbley (20's 30's. loo': . . 1.oo‘
. c 100 Melschnno (Na. 9. Plan star!) . 1.42
36c 100 Mm __ 0 e e g I 1.42
. 100 M0 _ 3. e .lo a e el' 1.21
e 630 1&5 "02?: . s) «1’ 1.}: 1.75
- 33" word! n k. a. 2 2 $53
a 36C 200 Pall Mall 590mb. . s \ e 2.63
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