”Gontcted of‘Vio- ' e , arc—"One ‘\ Denies " uilt B Mm... my forced the state Pharmacy commission in New Haven“becauss of conviction tor violation of our laws. Action‘ was brcusht at by "vomit” of their licenses Ilsa byth e commission. in two , In“ the period being indefinite lathe third temporary. pend- the outcome of an appeal from or: conviction. The commission met at the Hotel t to act on the cases of Joseph ' -.Pinto Bertram Ds'xhcimer and -h Barshov. each of whom had in the drug business in New , .for years. LoPinto was lined nd sent to Jail for to days. 15 days. 'on Jan ary W or was ‘eonvlcted nd ap- =The last nanisd had diluted lty. He, appeared per- N:iuefors the commission to [license will stand revoked. state inspector (or commission. said after the meet- in first the same procedure would followed in dealing with other . who may be found 'of violating the prohibition little bird told me what kind ofra ie.‘: your father was.” id he say?" ‘ cheep .” 7 «ta-es No. Main St 80. ‘Norwalh business for the time being ‘nilt. It he loses his ap-I a: duck told me what kind Liquor ‘ , tuber s: Dexhslmer was sivon , New Sierra Church Praised by Marcus M ' Controssman Schuyler Merritt in a letter to Rev. Charles 3. Viokery. director .of the Item church 1nd community house campaign in Fair». held county..praises the project and ‘ sees many boueflts flowing from it. “I am glad that a movement is so mil under why to (fist)! a church INDUSTRIAL NEWS Arc-t-rgzvslltr Field Engineer from Troy Headquarters of Shirt Co. Is Here This Week Charles E. Abrams. field engineer lor Cluett, Peabody and Company. who is connected the Troy N. Y.. of- iioes. is at the South Norwailr plant this week. completing the extensive chances recently made to the pow- er plan. at the Connecticut Agricultural col- logo at .flt rrs.”. he writes. “l have kept myse f intormed as to the Work being done there and the character of the students in attendance. -It is my belief that no more beneficial worlt could be undertaken in the in- terest of the state and to further the spread of religion in in. best and broadest tense There is no way in which so large a proportion of the inhabitants of the State could be ruched with such important results ashy influencing these students. who live in all parts of the state and who will be influential members of their respective communities. "I hope, therefore. that you will receive general and generous sup- port for the erection of a church which will ~'be an inspiration archi- tectually and a center of spiritual interest andinfluence." Is Recensidering His Resignation FAIRFIFIDD. Jun. 23.—-Bsnlamln Pf thin, of the Feirtleld Masons Sup- ply company, will probably with- draw his res'gxin‘lon from the Fall'- field Luncheon club, he explained yesterday. ‘ He resigned because sev- eral members of the Greentlld Hill Country club. which rejected his ap. p: mlion for membership. are also members of the luncheon club. Difr fvcnce .in religious belief is said to have c. Hod the scramble. ~ Five New Employee. The shirt manufacturing depart- ment of the 'factory is very busy. Among the new'help ‘added during the past week are: o ' Miss Elisabeth Mala of 128 South Main street. Miss Helen Lawrence, Hunt street Bowayton. Miss Mary Porschlno. North Tay- lor avenue. Miss Isobel Posemslry. 26 Main street. Miss Beatrice Knapp. it Cather- ine street. 0n the Sick list. A number of employee are on the sick list this week. , Andrew Reuse of the shirt ironing department is ill at this home, 3 Naples street. He expects to enter the New Haven Hospital next week for treatment. --It your mail order is notrfilled ‘ Mr. Church tormorly resided in Dar- ‘ in the plant who wish thenrhappl- ins; department. [have been ‘absme‘nt trom work due.to illness. _. The wedding of the week. Miss Viola ddandley. popular em- ploys of the paper box department and wullem Church of South Nor- wallr. were married last Saturday. on to work Tuesday. i William Fogarty. of the ion. The‘couplo have many friends n. M. Grout visits local plan. Mr. H. M. Grout. secretary oi Cluett. Peabody‘and Company.. lo- cated at the offices in Troy N. Y. was at the South Norwsgk plant on Wednesday. Mrs.« Mariorle Base of the shirt manufacturink department. who has! been absent from her duties for about four weeks. because of illness, returned to work- Monday. t \ Hermine Lepine; formerly connec-i ted with the Cluett. Peabody and Company plant in Loominster Mass. is now employed in the local “0-. tory in the shirt manufacturlns de- partment. -_.' u—u—w—o ‘ Edward Hickey of Norwalk has taken a position in the examining and boxing department. Mrs. Emily pane of the shirt manufacturing department. who has been absent frém her work because New madame Six, More Beautiful Better Perforatanee Lower Price autumn: ' AARON KOI-IN. 9 8; 3. Ave. so. somu Phone see . Tony Ferrindino. Joseph Budy. rom tl b any Sentinel advertiser v p y y and Daniel Mahoney. all of the iron- rotify the Sentinel onlce. Tel. 92. e ran svnsmo murmurs—so. nonwina' com. or the death of her mother. return- his home in Troy N. '2. New employee in the shirt ironing \vwou's WON'T LON DON .—-Althoush sands of widows have in shirt department are Edward Bonquo and their pensions undo! the new act. the munuiacturing department. is ill at Mex Cote. anfimfimrznmmfi' a Ministry of iiculih has (I ACTUAL VALUES TO $22.50 PAGE THREE APPLY' many thou- ilcd to claim claims. anoo Act. and calls eclded '0 “" weekly contributions. 7 , $10 This is a message to thrifty parents—to Mothers and Fathers who believe in saving when smaller price means no sacridce of. quality. Quantities are limited, so it is advisable to make early selection. Each suit and over- coat bears the same guarantee of quality as though offered at regular prices. ‘ SEE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY t vite 100,000 more to malts their Tho pensions scheme now interlocks with the National insur- ior nominal . fififimfiafiafiafir ‘ EEEEEZ ,1 '5 Days" Free Trial and a One Year Written Guarantee With Every Set Sold W- A,- _..... 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' A GUA / A most edlcient five-tube tuned. radio fre- quency receiver, and equal in receptivity to any, no matter what the price. ' The Timesco embodies two stages of tuned fréquen With a Super Quality Built-in Loud ' A five-tube tuned radio frequency receiver encas- any finished Console Cab- inet like illustration, and 125.00 . . . . $ , with built-in loud speaker. , As‘SimpIe as A B C This set has clarity of The 01' " Wave Meter tone, abundance of and-easily controlled, and the stations have been secured.’ furniture, ‘ . first quality. radio set, and nothing Offered heretofore compares with it in value. FIVE TUBE RADIO 5 THE F _ Pay for the Set While You Enjoy Its Use. Deferred Payments Arranged. Terms as low as $2.50 a Week. ,1. SET OFFERS , OUS FIVE TUBE RADIO SET 30an INTO A BEAUTIFUL coNsoua CABlNET 5 Speaker beautiful mahog- is highly selective variations once i n artistic? piece of containing a Regular Price $150.00 ET of audio frequency amplification. Very simple to tune and encased in a cabinet of dark mahogany finish.with egrtra high grade panel. Vil‘he best set M10? Us by One of the retailer: For A and 3. Batteries List Price as * Stores Open Evenings Dru-in; This Sale one stage detector and two stages ever. offered at so low a price. . Re'gular Price $60. 00 reg-oases narrates-NA, ; . antiserum AERO- Westinghouse " M :15 ' ‘ Rectigon Bat- 3 93110 ~ tery mam,- $131951 Speaker was "“59 95 able, Unit LIGHTNING 4 5 c Approved by the ”Emitters ,"Valtie‘flo
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