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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 19, 1926 · page 13

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Bridgeport P I a of Of
Cluett Peabody Also
Rushed With Orders
—-Personal Notes.

‘ With the hearing approach of
Ipring. comes no let up in the top
' notch production in the bosom shirt
manufacturing department. This
product. which is the principal ar-
ticle manufactured in the plant of
gluon. Peabody and Company in
fifth Main street. has established
during the past season. a peek of
production in this line. in the South
Norwaik factory. And while this
winter article is keeping the South
Norwsik plant busy. the Bridgeport
reach is being rushed with orders
or athletic underwear 1:. summer
product. “which is the only lino
manufactured in the Bridgeport fac-
1.017-
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, The “Arrow." which is the official
. brgsn of Cluett. Peabody and Com-
pany. and which is "distributed

unong 9 600 employee of the con-
cern. made its appearance yester-
day. It i: the January- February is-

Beginning with the March—April
no. Mrs. Lucille A. Everson, se-
nretary to George H. Barnes. inan-
Igor of the plant. will be South Nor-
.mlk representative of the paper.
Miss Everson succeeds 1" err y A. Tay-

lor.
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The many associates and friends

, h the office and factory of Miss
Charlotte Lockwood. clerk in the of-
fice of the shipping department.
Were grieved to learn of the sudden

. death of her father Patrolman Mil-
ton. last Saturday. Their heart felt
sympathies are extended to liar
Miss Lockwood will resume

. her
duties Monday.
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. Mrs. Emily Porter of the Shirt
Manufacturing department has re-
turned to her duties after being con-
fined to her home by illness.
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Mrs. Alice Nash. 18 Heviland
Erect. has taken a. position in the
thin manufacturing department.

-, George H. Barnes, manager of the
luett. Peabody and Company plants
I): in South Norwalk and Bridge-
t't. spout. Monday and Tuesday at

 

Careful Dentistry
at Moderate Prices

sun set of Teeth Mill natural
gums. as low as lib
Brldgework Teeth as low as In
Gold Crowns as low as . .85
Fillings as low as sl
Consultation and Examination

Dr. T. Hirschberg

99 NORTH MAIN srmslsr
Palace Theatre Bldg.
Open Evenings

the plane were saved from serious

 

run EVENING ssman—sours NORWAEK. cons.
Snowflakes Did It “

 

A blinding snowstorm near Cumberland, Md. set this plane on its
nose during a flight from Bolling Field, at Washington.

Occupants of
injury when heavy drifts prevented

the plane from taming complewa over.

 

the Bridgeport factory.
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There appears in the current issue
of the Arrow. a very interesting and
logical article. that seems to have
seen some borrowing. We borrow it
again. and present it herewith:

. CONSTR TIVE PROGRAM

Boost your city. boost your friend.
Boost the lodge that you attend.
lloost the street on which you're
dwelling.
Boost the goods that you are sell-
lug.
Boost the people 'round about you:
They could get along without you.
But success will quicker find them
It. they know that you' re behind
them.
Boost for e\ ery forward movel
nlont.
~ Boost for every new improvement,
Boost the man for whom you labor.
Boost the stranger and the neigh-
bor.
Do not be a chronic knockcr.
Never be a progress blocker.
If you'd make your city better.
Boost it to the final letter.
dAMERlCAN GROCER
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Mrs. Ruth Esposlto. has resumed
her duties in the underwear manu-
facturing department after being
confined to her home for several
days by illness.
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Mary mhman of South Main
street has accepted a position in the
shirt manufacturing department.
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Mrs. Anna Severe. cleaning wom-
an, is absent from her duties be-
cause of illness.
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Frank Hocffel, stock clerk. was
one in a class of over 20 who. Join-
ed the Norwsik Chapter‘of Dehiolsy,
last Saturday.
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Charles E. Abrams. field engineer
for Ciuett. Peabody and company,
who has been on duty at the local
plant for the past two months. has
been spending this week at other
factories of the company.

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Mrs. Mary Lions of the shirt mau-
ufacturing department is absent

from her duties because of illness
Grace Snyder of the same depart-
ment. is absent because of the ill-
ness of her mother.

Mrs. Minnie Moffiti. has resumed
her duties in the shirt manufactur-
lng department after being home
ill for one week.

 

Neckties imitating the brilliant
markings of the skins of various
reptiles. such as the chameleon and

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in our line.

The word that counts.'
, “QUALITY”

one you want. Porto Rican
with pretty dainty patterns

new Spring shades.
try combined.

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UPI-IELD BY QUALITY

If prices attract you, if variety pleases you, if an
assurance of reliability appeals to you—then your self-
interest should prompt you to come 'here for anything

is ready to retire for her night's

PAJAMAS

ll‘lsured and Plain Crepe Pajamas. also dainty \olles.
with applique trimming. in the newest colors.

$1. 98 ““ $2 .98
HOSIERY

All new spring shades of Hoes to match your are“ or
slippers Violet Nude. Bun-Set. Rose Grey. Mame Taupe and
their! sitters. in sheer and service weight. at

1. 75. $1. 85 “" $1 95
Also a 5900"“ "umber at $1.49

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New Canaan To Have
Carnival Next Monday

A monster carnival will be held
in the Village Hall. New Canaan
Monday afterroon and ev.cnipg As
the day is Washington's birthday a
special program will be arranged.
George DeCost. director of the Vil-
lage Hall and instructor of the phy-
sical education classes. will have
charge of the affair. Several novel
events have been prepared by his
gym classes.

E. C. Lockwood Calls
Talley A “GalIi-Curci”

Ellsworth (I. Lockwood of High-
land avenue member of the Board
of Education, heard Miss Marion
Talley. the newest of the prima don-
nus. Wednesday at the Metropolitan
Opera House. Mr. Lockwood. who
is a regular attendant at the opera.
says “Miss Talley is a. second Galli-
Curci." Mr. Lockwood was offered
a premium for his ticket to the per-
formance. but declined to be a
“scalper.”

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The skins of sharks, porpoise and
other kinds of fish have been devel-
oped into excellent commercial
leather.

 

 

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California was discovered by Sir
Francis Drake in 1578.

 

The Panama canal was opened
formally. Aug. 15.1914.

ISSUED CHECK
100- 90011, 11011
1111111: 11111

Bridgeport Man Gives
Check, Anticipating
Receipt Of Another
Both Protested.

Samuel T. .Anls. of one Newfleld
avenue. Bridgeport. who was hell.
ed into the First District court yes-
terday morning» on s. charge of is-
suing a fraudeient check. will has
tried Monday morning February .2.
at 10 o'clock by Judge Nehemiah
Candee.

Anis received a check for 335
from a New York man. He deposit-
ei the check in e Bridgeport bank.
In the meantime he Wrote out a
check for .816 on the strength of
the New York chuck. The check
w:r1 drawn in favor of Constantine
Economides of the Cosmopolitan
restaurant of Wall street.

The New York check wont to
check made out for Economldee
was protested. Economldes went
to Anis’ home in Bridgeport and
asked Mrs. Anis to make good. Mrs.
Anis tried to explain that the house
was quarantined because of measles
and that her husband would not be
back for several days. According
to Ants this information was mis-
understood by Economides. who
took the mailer up with Judge lid-
ward M. Lockwood. local prosecut~
ing attorney. A warrantwas then
issued for the arrest of Ants. The
Not-walk police communicated with
the Bridgeport police. who arrest-
ed Anis. Isaac Portner. of‘ 43
Orange street. put op a real estate
bond of 8300.

It was explained by Ania that ho
had no money to make good the
$15 check as he was relying on
the New York check of 836 to carry
him along. Anis has seven children
and several of them have been ill
at Various times during the past
few weeks.

The case was continued until Mon-
day so Ants could bring the Bridge-
port bnnk clerk here to testify
about the New York check going
to protest.

 

 

Bank Breaker 1

 

Five days of baccarat at Cannes 1
and young Mr. Sydney new. row ,
horse owner. counted a quarter or .1 1
million dollars in winnings. lie twice
“broke the bank."

Tri- City Membership
Contest By Y. M. C. A.

The annual 111' “ship contest
between the Young Men's Christian
Associations of Wcsiport. Stamford
and Greenwich has been set for the
week of March 1 to ti inclusive. Th..-
same point system as last your “ill
be mod. giving the \Vcstport "'1"
in points for each new member.
Stamford 30 points and Greenwich
20 points. The Stamford "Y" has al-
ready organized its campaign com.
iniitcc. Next year Norwnik “ill pron
ably be competing in this contest.

 

 

It is said that the chickadce will
devour 4.50 eggs of plant live in a
day.

 

 

L. GOLDEN

 

James J. Walker, the newly elec-Z
ted mayor of New York City. has'
not let the press of work at the City
Hall interfere withseeing that his;
home is provided with the latest and ‘
best in electric household appliances.
This is witnessed by the fact that two
electric refrigerators were recently .
installed in Mayor Walker's home. 1] i

 

 

St. Luke's Place. l
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WOMEN’S READY TO WEAR

WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH N ORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

python. are now being manufactured

liness.

general sports wear.

des.

her own modistc.
Spring models.’

 

 

 

New S

THE C. O. MILLER COMPANY PRESENTS

lrin Fabrics

The breath and life of a new season, personified in these glorious new
fabrics. In color, quality, and pattern, they set new standards of love-

 

Glorious New Printed Silks

40 Inches Wide

$2.98 $3.50

New patterns in floral designs, dots, stripes, small and large geometric
designs—in short, every brand new fashion in Printed Silks is charm-
ingly represented in this selection. Besides white or black backgrounds,
you have tan, navy, green, taupe, grey and rose.

New Spring Jerseys ,

$1.98

Jerseys, light in weight for general Spring and Summer wear.
quality in full 54 inches Width. New Spring shades of tan, candy, pink.
peppermint, carrot, old china, purple, and black.

Fast Color Prints .

50c

in floral and conventional designs. Ideal for kiddies‘ dresses and for
Figures are on strongly contrasting backgrounds.

A fine material for Spring use, in 36-inch width. Guaranteed fast color.
C. O. MILLER C0.. STREET FLOOR

. Cud’l- doon, The New Sport Jersey -

$3 .25

A new light-weight Wool material for every Spring sports occasion. In
fascinating new shades of champagne, Saxon blue, peppermint, wild
rose, and periwinkle. You can choose no smarter material for your
new Spring frock. Fifty-four inch width.

Butterick Patterns.

Reflect the latest foibles of the new 1110
With the wonderful new dress mak-
ing aid, DELTOR, they make every woman
Ask to see the newest

C. 0. MILLER C0.

Vogu

Vogue Pattern

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54 Inches Wide

$5.25

authentic reproductions of the best Paris-
ian fashions. For a touch of the unusual,
a bit of the bizarre. see this new fashion

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9 Patters

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TRISTRAM £9 HYAT’I

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store .

Wall Street Norwalk, ( ‘on 11.

 

Mattress Covers

A great aid to good housekeeping—Keeps mattress clean and neat. (‘ost
you less than you would pay for the material.

RENEWS THE OLD MATTRESS—
PROTECTS THE NEW MATTRESS-—
KEEPS MATTRESS IN SHAPE-
ALSO CLEAN IN THE SANITARY WAY

Single or Twin size $1. 59—3/4 size $1. 75—Full size $1.89 and 82. T.’

SPECIAL

IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER

$1.00

 

 

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SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY!
‘esh Tender Peclc

SPINACH 29c

THE FIRST SIGN OF SPRING

When you see these choice ten—der greens you will feel as We did that spring
is just around the corner.-The' Choicest Spinach We Have Ever Sold.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Del Monte
S L I C E D

PEACHES

23c can .

ROYAL BAKING PliWDERm 12°2- 39c

DUZI

A Little Duz Does
A Big Washing

19c

Large Package

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EGGS

We Guarantee Every Egg

Our Celebrated
Mogroco Blend

Our Fresh Made

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41cdoz 4-5ch 49c lb

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