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3 THE EVENING §ENTlNEL~SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
FAGE TWO
g.
momma”
"Silllt'l‘s. ‘
$1.45 .
Rogers and Stevens
'rwo eronns ' i
Kofwelk ' '30: Ndmnlk
Quicklteliei
All the budering in
the world won't cure
disease. Pain mnltcc
' most diseases worse. »
. and some, (as brings
-. on further disorders.
. on. slILES'
. . 1-Port:
stop the pain
and give nature
a chance to
work a cure.
Q
. MEN’S SUITS _
2 PANTS
$22.50 .
Irving’s bept. Store
as weeninoron e'r. .
”Mil; LINE or
‘1... K. A. ‘ "
POLHEMUS
meme-mtum ';
Vj‘,‘6lmlfllorthiiMain Street "
the force, commercial. truffle.
' Adhough there
[NDUSIRIAL NEWS
on w nu _.
TAKEPART IN ‘
FORMAL ___0_i’ENlNG *
Telephone Company’s
Addition Ready For
Inspection —— C a p a-
city In Doubled.‘
Pun-lore belng mode {or the ter-
mcl opt-uh; and public inspection
or the uddltlon'to the local as.
chunge in Weet Washington street
0! the Southern New England Tel..-
phone Compuny. hinul touches have
we completed. The capacity or
web. department is double what it
as bolero. Qtt‘lciule lrom New tin.
can will be present It the inspec-
tion ceremonies and the public will
be conducted through the entire
plant. The date for the opening is
not yet tixtd- ,
Banner Root Boom.
Few people know oi the delight.
tul and comfortable facilities that
one altered to switchboard opera.
‘ tors st the local exchange. This ox-
chnnge has the moet_modern and
most attractive rest room in the 11.9-
trlct. A long room. fully one half
the length of the east side 0: the
building. has been’convertod into n
rest room. it is furnished with n
comfortable coo} chairs. spinct
desk. Victolin. and various other
appointments. On to main liner, in
chlrge of the matron. is a. vary at.
trective kitchenette and dining
room. Here the.giris may eat tiger
lunches. and there are iecllilitles
tor cooking hot lunches. Durine the
recent storms. all the members of
' end
linesmen. took their meals in the
dining room.
Cnblo Gong Commended.
‘ In the nttormcth ot.reccnt storms
the construction cable guns. is re-
turnlng to work on n normni basis.
has been little
trouble with wires. poles and like
things. during the storms, the pro.
duct.on,woris oi the gang hon been
' delayed. The men have been com-
mended, tor their-work as they have
been doing the host they possibly
could under the circumstances.
New modem ,
New operators include. Sig Merle
‘ Corleonlilory Holtznlen. Olgn' voc-
cievils. Mel-y Mono an end is‘ectrice
Knapp. L'i‘he girls started in duties
yesterday. ‘ .
New Instruction Room. ,
ginning oporntom is.“ being built in
the new addition on the third floor.
‘ .rholle31475Q3e Namath.
, l". ‘
CLEARANCE SALE.
, --of— ,
' Hosiery. gloves, corsets.
brassieree and
underwear
at bargain prices
one. ., mum
"at 80. Main “St. So. Norwslk
q
T lunar... can... ;
1‘
Many new models for every
type of figure, just received
lbs N. E. RyanCc.‘~
j 7 as Washington a ,..
South Norwsllt,'_Oenn.,
Soarfe in plain colors, also
figured and flowered ”designs. ~
J l. MALLETI‘E
, '98 Wsshingtonidtreet
e
_ 7'7. .
"léorn’lhe arts at the
New Spring 7 Line of one i
engineers i -
The‘ girls. .under thy direction of
$1138 Clerk from ~Bridgcport will
' switchboard
hon. ‘ .
Miss M. Post, who hits been ill of
scarlet lcvu. et herfihome in Spring
‘ Hill. is’c'xpccted toresumc her du-
ties at the local
exchange. next
week.
George; Gnntsby. Moi ,New Eleven.
supervisor of methods wee n. Visitor
at the ottice yesterday.
The construction cable gang is
inying a new cable through South
‘Muin street through to Wilson Portal
this assuring excellent service in the
.vicinlty or South Main street.
"the regular monthly meeting oi
the iucul ,Uperutcrs association was
held last evening in the rust team.
3““ Alice crutty were appointed es
guest oi’ next meeting or the Bridge-
port Dermot Council. .et Champs
Forms in .Bridgoport on February
25th.
: Stanley ,Meutehier. popular ecblo
conunwnfe 3 member or c class or
28. that io.ned the. Norwellt chop-
itor oi Deodoiey. last Saturday. Mr.
Neutchicr ptuys in the DeMOIny
bend.
- Miss Elorence butcher. Heelth in.
structor at the local exchsnge. we.
' :‘e visitor in Bridgeport lest b‘ridu.
ettenuing s meeting of the instrue.
ton
the tourth‘ meeting or the mo.
etltoe ioccl exchange will be held
in $112, rest room this evening.
Members or the ottiee'torce st
the onetime ore pinpoint c then-
tsr .psrtye to wimoes "Sunny." in
New ¥orlt city in‘ the near tuture .
Mrs. 'Berths MeMuilcn. is in
Bridgeporttening the Supervisor's
ttdnlng course.
'C. Q‘Homenwny New
; Hartford Times M. E.
The-‘iin'rttord Times ennouncec
the ”Dointment ct former Senator
, Charles c. «nemenwuy on managing
editor to succeed the lots Cherie! E.
‘PorkinI.-‘Ex-Benntor tiemenwey he‘s
been s member or the Times editor-i.
st‘ststrueee 1913.“ ~
" " WANTS nscnnn.
NEW rung. res. lee—Moder
warm 7. meanest: sir Pilot
endow-51in hss nrrivcd lute seek-
hl Wind-for on s itien to ex-
ert. usicr Bloke dinner“ the
ruins c: the temple of Jupiter Ant-
econ st elm. curing the wer. as
now expects to return tor runner
exploration; no will nppreeeh the
Metropoliton Stu-stun end the Uni-
. s
. .,, a
‘5 .
.‘A new instruction room tor he- V
plan the bombs in t e lem deco '
Wren it’s your birthday—and celebrat-
ing friends flock in for the glad event— when
happy thoughts and laughter fill all the house
--have a Camel-l
Camels contain the very choicest tobacco: grown in all the world. Camels are
blended by the world’s most expert blendcrs. Nothing ' .
the making of this one brand weconccntraic the tobacco kr:ow’:r’ge meat 5:9"! of the
is too good for Camels. In
largest organization of tobacco experts in the world. No Clllcr cigmllc mode is
like Camels. They are the overwhelming chem: of cxpcncnced ”linkers.
0133‘
WHEN your own birthday again has come. ‘
And well-wishing friends troop in with gay
congratulation. When your festive bells resound
with laughter and happy praise—then how tit-
ting are those words, "Have at Cornell”
For no man has ever lived long enough to
find a better, more friendly cigarette than Camel.
Camel goodness grows more mellow, more joy-
ous with every passing year. There’s not a tired
taste," not a cigaretty after-taste in a whole life»
time of Camels. Camels are rolled from the
choicest tobaccos‘gt-own ll! all the world. Millions
» of experienced smokers have found in Camels
such lasting contentment as they never hoped
to find in a cigarette.
So this night as at your birthday festivities
you revel in the eheerest joy this old world ‘
affords—taste then the fragrance, the good-
ness of the priciest cigarette ever made. On this
day of days you and your friends deserve the best.
H as a C cmel! '
i.
' Our highest wish, i you do not at know
Camel quality, is! at you try! . We
invite you to compare Camels with any
cigarette mode at any price.
8.1. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
TtlESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926. ‘
FlRlllN CHURCH. ‘
*~ PANIC AVERTED
Rev. McLean Of St.
Augustine’s . In. Bpt.
Continues ,Sermon»
Blaze Extinguished.
A Bridgeport priest's presence or
mind prevented a panic in thst city
sand-y when duringe crowded scr~
vice in his chulch. fire started
along side the alter.
Two thousand were entering to
the sermon of Rev. Peter [-1. Mc-
Leon. S. '1'. E. rector or St. Aug-
ustine's R. C. church when c votive
candle in the sand at the side of
the altar broke. the fragmented)!
glues knocking down other candles
es they tell. There ms 5 burst of
items from the oil. one s sizzling as
or limping storm as the homing oil
upmd upon the water tn the bush:
beneeth the candles.
. lc‘ctber McClean'e attention was
attractor by the compaction u Den~
let E. Brennan well known attorney
end in usher started down the slots
with another usher towsids the tire;
The priest in e glence new the
manic but ceimiy went on with his
sermon u though nothing out or
the ordinary wu happening.
. 'l‘ho usners rising up the situate
tionburried into the vsstry recto
tor hundtuie 0! send. that tortunc
etely was stored there in s box.
This promo e wise step far the
application of water to the burn-
ing on end gresse would hsvc cuu‘s-
ed the times to cpl-end. With the
undthey uiunugm to extinguish
the fire in n tow album
The people in the connection.
reassured by the columns or the
priest. settled book in their cute.
Fether noel-ten. whose reputation
on on orator wee built up during his
long years or service with tbe'npcst-
oiio missionlbend. want on with his '
sermon. Under the spell or his
words the incident was eintest tor-
gotten. When he lied finished his
.serntokhectepped book to his
varsity or mamas. “'1'!”
can! «unsorted-- #3,“
LONDON.‘M lbw-fie entire d “it;
tomntneWeetlnoeelheetstm' ' my
“W 1. mus muour we}: -m h,
to: linuwupfl‘ud‘fldunped " new
met no mounts:- willie tn. bur
”manner. necking. put an-
enus. The tiny he toned at home ““1
m ’1'» mother us ~ been cal,
"W”; _ " "
FirstlncomejTax -: -
”Blanks Mailed Out
The Treesury department =ln
Wuhlngton yesttardny cent out till
first belch or income» tn: blanks
tor use or tsxpeyers in filing their
tax retu'tthot‘i March is. the binnl’s
ore for use of the snioller terpny»
ere. whoa-e incomes radiation or
teen and this not subject to eurtor-
es. This was done bctore the Hour»:
and Scheme both nursed upon th«.
lower rcteo.
' The new toxe- u compel-ed .0
existing tones {or tnxpnyl-nl without
dependents end whose income in All
corned ul- a follow: '-
Mnrricd persons: income 83 we.
no to: 88.000. no um- No.00.
$5.63; “mill. Hi 83; 38,000. i 3 l3.
37.000. 7 Sin-.25; $8.000. tale :5:
80.000. 375.15: 810.000. $101.25.
Single persona 32.000 income.
is: 35.000. £39.28. $8.000. 856.25
87.000. 878.75: 38.000. “0.12 39.000
8131.35; 810.000. 8168.75. ‘
it either single or mnrried per-
sons hnve , dependents. the ten
would be dignity lower. u “00 ex-
emption is eliowed- for such de.
pendent. This would bring the tux
down tron: use to its tor each
.the
35.03: ".000. £16.33: 84.000. no.5
dependent. depending on the size
oi the income.
Other exemptions for charities
bad debts and the like. would tur-
tllcr reduce the tax.
Prisoner Leads Redio
Sunday School Class
» o
ATLANTA. Fetus (A P )--Ben
(lbbons. n prisoner at the Atlanta
i-‘elternl Penitentiery hes been elect-
ed president of e radio Bundny
Sl’llool class organized by the Bop-
ill-Li 'l‘ahernncle hero.
Everyone who listens in to the
program or the' Mega class of the
tabernacle has been enrolled on e
member or the radio close.
Gibbons is sold to have been 003'
verted to Christianity by listeninl
in to the A3038. progrs'ns over the
mile. lie is a patient in the prison
hosiplnl.
Morgan Blake. sports editor of
Atlanta. Journal. is teacher of
lilo clues end the programs are
brondcast over W S B.
SUNS MOVE.
PADDINGTON. Eng., Feb. 18..—
After 30 years of seclusion in the
convent of the Redemption!“ Order
at Cinphern Pork. 10 nunl, tool:
their lirst railrosd trip. They have
been transferred to a convent st
syon Abbey in Devon.
AIM to Aluminum 1’3:ka
Sealed Tight
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THE HOME or
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‘JA‘COB‘Y’S ,
13-14‘ North Main Street
’03 HEN AND WOMEN
' Charge Accounts Opened
Featuring Famous “Knppenheimer
Clothes FonMen”.
South Nomi]:
GOOD CLOTHES
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fl: ROADS .voun - vorcn- MAY-TRAVEL :l’;
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ATES\ on STATION-TO-STATION TOLL
cells. even during the day. are lower than on
PERSO‘ ITO-PERSON (Particular Party)
TOLL ls. . - ‘
Evening rates, which a ply only on STATION
-TO$TATlON cells. on: 8:30 P. M. to
ll%
Midni ht. it... e reduction of to so t, and Night
rates. From Midnight to 4:30 All/L, a rem: of up to 75
percent. over the day rate.
WheretltcdsyreleiflOcsnhcrtnoreJhereiss
minltnun Evening or Nifltt role of 25 cents. Where
the rate is 25 cents or less. e ' conversation is
allowed before additional charges begin.
Chm cannot be reversed st the STATIONv‘l'Ov
STA‘l'lON mu. _ _
libelpstogivequieiiasuvleeiiyoucanteii the
Toll Operstogltléeeciiumber {Elm l[Divyour call is to
spseenottn u mycur ephone irsctoly.simpy
zlye the one: and eddrete and state that you will "tall;
Willi swans. ' ,g .
The STATIONrTO'S‘l‘ATlON You. all. in addition
to being more eeonaciul then the PERsON-ro-Peasou
Tau. call. is ususlly quicker. ls tits majority of instances
it will scrveyoulttllyelwell.
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TELEPHORNE COMPANY
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