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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 25, 1926 · page 3

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THE EVENING SENTINEIL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ' . PAGE THREE

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persuade them to muko uoiinl daui ..
. 242 In One Week

liverios of their products.
The nirway from [lustou to NM
\"ork, by wny ot' Springtiuld. liuri.‘ TIM.“ \WH 7&7 ms” of “WWI"
ilitrl’riocrivotl‘iivu'l (illldd blylllfifilllifll t m pnl'tt't'! lu tin-r tliiit" during iixo hului
' ' 1 ”n “““V' "m" " .\‘.~t'l.. ill iiit‘titn-v 0‘24? (nor ill‘
the best opportunity. Slum, tint. WNW”. \-.~i., “M uiicutcs that
“7‘"? ‘5 "1° ”:1“ 1‘38 0' ”l" “I‘UW'LIUA‘ I‘ltitltllllt'. \vitir n’lih thought to
. cont mental mo the promoters. (il‘v .,,. m”. . -. _.., .r. ‘11..“ on”. “1.“.
l' .t-\ Al".i\>litl it,
cording to Mr. Bulinrd, litlti [till “till it. p.11“; [rum ”7.
dittlc'ulty in obtaining a gol'trrniilvltl .
contract to carry air mail from lies
ton to New York. liluyor .Iniiu lr‘. hunting. of Stum-
Tlte company plans to use the tail . will, ..I‘Ilttili.'ii_l“l (‘ztrunlu .louu
est typo Fokker and curtts~.\lurtiu' lirtli'lutt i’m- ti' urtt'm- of litter Hi

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planes with single motors for unnulgmiit-v ’l't.t:x.l:.v nitvltl. 'l'hu mayor

t‘ut'r flying and multiple motors for :tlm unmiuutwi timmu fillltt'fl'l'llllilI‘F-

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The first. of ill} bust-slaw tmlim‘mwtz in 1w rrx-uln r p'lil't'tlgi
will be the Boston Airport. the llurt- i nu n. i ‘

winter service.
ford flying field and tho uir terminal U18
Hus That Precise Distinction

On all counts—perfect leaVening—eventex-
tum—good appearance-wholesomeness-
digestibility—economy! All are . _- ' i
‘ yours in the baking when you use "
rim rue Wholesome, .1.

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BUY JUDGE KEEI‘ER I i Ever see Fred l I‘ F it (”it t i t “e t Salem
, - i». ..c,nocro 's .
FRISBIE’S ‘ ‘ . l Getting Into : Wis. is s: and a. Civil War veteran. ii
‘ 'P i h t. l .till .tl‘ . '1‘ prove it. he .
I Pms RETIRES FROM Those Rubbers’ lstlbtidmohnths“liuari‘ti. usiliig three tin t'
. ' ‘ . .. i «runs as n lmso. while his picture was
. Lvery tlmo Fred S. Byxboe 0f 3 taken. it
. BENCH FRIDAY the Benedict. Netve store of Wall i 1
street. announ‘os he is got 0 t- . " “ " . ‘ , . '
, do... more i. .. “thrills “of E , It’s not so much the reducedvprice weekly spearals :'
...___..._ friends and customers to watch l h d . i
m. ' . St f d J t' At an um... WMWW . t at we are most: prou to offer; our greatest achieve- '
I ‘ L. DEN am or us Ice, Fred has :1 pair of trick ruh- i ' ‘ c ‘1
t 70, Retires To Pri- T... and m. m, 0, mm; on i AIR SERVICE ment IS the very low range of our regular prices, ,
_ te'bl‘, l uu- u mug ' . '
I womvs “A“ TO WEAR vate Life—Bar Re- a mi“; $23.22;; “W “” " t on ALL our items, day in and day out throughout :é'
' ‘ I“ .d t hi. 1- d ‘ . . . .
g grets Loss. befortfe83:31:?!hoqshlolunalie S33; l TO START SOON the year! And the high quality never varies!
‘ t ___.__.. this act witlout kno 'i ii ' ' .
VWASHINGTON 8 ET i Supreme Court Justice John E. friends are “15034"? 1L\:’I‘niillt’1¥f I I
' 'Keeler of Stamford. who is well xgecggltlbfeugitildvgliiitfi? 115.1313 [ . ' F' 1d T] N B d ,
SOUTH NORWALK known to members of the local bar. ville performers. 1 Neal; e81; Lanfllng le zed . getar rd n i ‘
I will reach the retirement ago of 70 b lrlrstilfl‘rod “3h": 3‘” the "“1" . ‘Vln Be Bridgeporh— 7 ‘ It . l' (I! 7
, ers w one too r i H r ' , .- , . a.
yeuts tomorrow and will be succeed- resting nlacn m "I max“ Sin 3 IS To Connect Boston Thea [\Ltloi: l u..$ ’5 dr 0 5d, ,‘v
/‘ . . ed on that day by Superior Court‘ he 1 utly arranges the rubbers l d N Y k l are the Ortcnt’s "Thank You” i‘
. i T 1" ed t G Judge George E. I-llnman of Willl- side hysido. Fred noses the right i an ' ew 0r ' V , t
’ 0°. 11' 9 0 0 mantle. foot into the rubber and after I -0"... ' . finest. a, fully as we wont to- 5
Out Nights. Beware Justice Keeler participated in his 33:11.2}:“531’Qlfi's‘3 1:93:32? 2;: ‘5 oviagc‘gxgrlfi iif‘zlfifinglgn? :3: They are blended by Orange Pelcoc; India-Ceylon-Java; locxprcss as compictciyas ‘

we feel it our appreciation
of the cooperation our

Formosa-Oolong and Mixed
customers have given us in
(hanging out Saturday

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l'ligltt closing hour to

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master-blenders, from the
cherished young green
“shoots"of the Unetu's
linen garden-3. Tlirlr
lei *nrc ili‘KT .:. (Hunt
the nearvst landing tleld located in . ‘ u .

RSV

i of Chronic Fatigue

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m3" conference or the Supreme duplicated with tho rubbers for
Court Tuesday. or the 2‘3 decisions the left foot. Frrd does not have month’s time a commercial air serv- ;
handed down on that day four of} to stoop down or bond his buck lcu connecting New York and Bog.
them were written by him. 1 to Wt 0“ his milhl‘l‘i". ton will be in regular opcmt.on, with
It is with regret that the members He also do“ 1““ “"3 to 80 I
of the Connecticut bar and his as- through “1" the hopping "“m“ . Bridgeport.
acetate: in the Supreme Court see "‘3' “1°“ °’ “5 do ‘0 Pl“ 0" ‘ New England capital. which (or a
hint retire. ”MW” century has assisted in tho developl
The retiring justice was born in Perhaps at some . ment of America‘s railroads, mines.

| mer, because in little more than u

Thousands of men and women blame
hard work for thet"aii-in”feeling every
evening-when in most cases the real
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‘ _ ‘ _ Fred will call his friends from , , » t 1- y on ' »
stumfotd. February 26. 180:3. Ho‘ for and near and explain m them i Kind; SbiiEermliiemefitcit cg“; [flbitilifd a —' 4,
“as giadusted from Yale U” varsity the secret of getting into onn‘s : higher tut-«nutrient '04", l ‘
‘ in 1587 with the degree of B. A. and rubbers without bonding one's ! On or about April 1 a syndicate o! I; C FreSh 01'9“”le S lected Fresh Guild] (1 - _
. Z I began his legal career by reading book. i Boston flitanciers Will'stfll'i. operating an y y e l e
that in the blood, TOOTIRED law in the allies of Calvin G. Child i » ,_ q...
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of Smmtom. He was admitted to the Colonial Airline. a commercial

the bar in 1879. Since that. time he ~ project. They promise that. it will
has served as Judge of the borough i move Now England is manufactures

court of Stamford. as treacurer of News Value For Ads westward to the center of Populu-
the Stamford Water 00.. and judge Stressed By Speaker; tiou which long ago started to mot-c
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of the superior court. by appoint. inland from the Atlantic coast.
ment of G vernor Luke. After about .. Commercial aviation. first intro-
:1 year onpthe superior court. bench Headlines in advertisements ducod to New England by promotoru

should have a news "31““ and “d' of "blue 5k "' schemes has been sin
n" “‘13 appointed an associate Jus- vortisors should compete with the- standstill 1:, this section.

uickly restores Ionmtu‘zhts
_ 8 iron and banishes chronic fatigue.
lit gives new strength in 2 weeks or
money‘back. Will not injure teeth or
diam: the stomach. At all good

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amsurzs CHRONIC FATIGUE ,

tico o! the supreme court.

His present associates are Chief
Justice George W. Wheeler oil
Bridgeport. and Justices Howard J.

news editor." was the point raised
by Don Cameron. in his address to
the Advertising club in Bridgeport.
this woclt.

worthy companies in the last few
years have tried to develop it but
were forced out because New Eng-

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Curtis oi’ Stratford. Frank D. Haines ; laud (‘nl‘tltal feared to ”take off." It
tor W. Irving Billiard,

of Portland and William M. Maltbie mt,“ KILLED Tun“; ' “““illlll‘d
. .. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ _ , ‘ ‘ t . ‘ - . _ 7 '1vi"'—\t"'sil‘nt of ill" Mochantn' Na-
“ Ilurtt‘ord. He has been on the Lul'hb T0“LR I'Lliilil‘ l tioiiu‘l limit; of Pesto; to brinr ub‘ut
supreme court bench less than four i it a, ice 3 - l: V
"ears. 5 ren $5.11 .
3 ut- Like many other lioston bankers
during the last decade. My. Buiinrd
hug tried to prevent New England

’ Fancy large mealy politician—excellent cookers!

Maine Potatoes

Males delicious griddle calms—so quickly and easily, too!

 

' 5 lbs.’ fiyc

PARIS. Feb. 25.—(AP) An
tempt. to fly through the opening at
the Eiffel tower proved fatal yes-
terday. The airplane was caught. in

 

 

 

 

, . ' . . _ 5 from becoming isolated. A faster 0 > _
O _ O :Ligegzslnndpgfr13}$18411); drugliggb: means of transportation was mended Aunt iemnma, PANCAKE g pkgs c
“10 e e ing burned to death. £213,451th Lnglands business, he do FLOUR

 

 

.tn eight months' survey of the
‘airllnes of England and Franco
' showed him that air traillc in those
countries had increased 100 per cont
in every one of the last five years.
Several months ago he and other
prominent men in finance and engi—
. uceringtamong whom ‘nrc Governor
Trumbull of Connecticut and Pro!
lessor Edward P. \Vnrunr. head of
the aeronautical engineering depart-
ment at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. bocamo couvillcrd

All the oufiering in t BUSHNELL ox comtrrmn

the world won't cure
3 disease. Pain make.
, most disease: worse

and sometimes brings
on. further disorders.

tumor.

A famous and absolutely dependable brand. N0 BONES!

Gorton’s Codfish

Grown in rich California valleys—packed in sanitary boxes!

Sun weet Prunes , .

 

 

Charles P. Bushnell. Fulriield
county. was elected on the executive
committee of the Connecticut Fairs
association, at at meeting held this
week in the old Senate Chamber in
the state capitol. Hartford. Officers
for the coming year were elected and
1other business was transacted.

 

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. Spira‘lly Woven!
,Qualityl Low Prices, Tool
‘. Antmmmlwmbiuationyougetin
1 every Lloyd loom BabyCam'a

; Style and Comfort. Light wzig t
. and disability. [at us show you»
: Scorch Sulkiu. £00. ,

 

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;; and - l -, EARLY GOLFER. mace any im- that there wr-ro Certain fields in ‘ Finest quality. Sold elsewhere [in 20c to 25c a can! .
i i gto [he pd“ provemant since last, year? which airplanes could be used on a . P k . .3
A N G E ' ‘25 an Siva nature CADDIE: Had your clubs shined business basis. “ ac ed m cans c
I l at . tip. haven’t you?—Japan Advertiser. Long l‘t‘seart‘h indicated that the Brine .
FURNITURE CO i a chance to volume at business would be mnil \ , f}
' ‘ v , - ' ' l. ‘ ‘ h‘ — ._ . .
work a m BAD NEWS and small express and tint utout

18 N0. Main St. Bo. Norwalk ‘ “11135-3 bad news for you, Jacky 200 New England manufacturers.
“What. is it?" one in every city and large town. i
"I visited a. fortune teller this 2111- needed the fastest. transportation

ernoou and she told me I was going possible. Soon a traffic manager.

to marry a. handsome ntdn."-—-—Tito the sumo type of businessueiter that

Bits. the railroads employ. will call on

Tales of the High Seas"

Maryland grown lamaloes of fine qitaliirred-ripe, plump, sweet-flavored! IONA Brand.

omatoes 132;? 25° N“

256
7.716 natural delicacy of flavor is retained in these famous beaches!

._ cl Monte Poncho *1;an

These REGULAR PRICES—day in and dry out-ark truly an achievement in valttc-ofl'eri'ng:

.’ LEN'I‘EN SUGGESTIONS CANNED FQODS
Entree Sardines imported 3 ..." 25” Golden Bantam Corn so: “it." 19‘
Del Monte Sardines "a? 14‘ Sweet White Corn 33.5 ”it: 18‘
Blue Peter Sardines Nome... 14° Fancy Sweet Peas 35:2: ’22.} 23' -
Alaska Red Salmon ' 2:2 37" Del Monte Tomato Sauce . 7o
"3%? Tuna Fish serial-ma ‘2 ’ ‘

"2:? 15° ' ’ -, .-
Sanitarium Fish '12.” 2o" Lows Matted Milk ... 25-
"”‘W ... 12- Pure Maple Syrup 33.5 m 25'

Chili once 33.: $.15“ its: 35'

AMERICAN Spaghetti . ‘
Special “33182 57” Combinationf Pure wit Preserves 353:? u. 33.
Royal! Powder 1:: 15' .

Tomato Ketchup new. 27'
oven Baked Beans mum 9e 57: Benton eakiast Food m- 24‘
Double Tip Matches on;

Cweet Mixed Pickles ... 21°
es ‘ ‘3: libs: 25¢

 

 

 

Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations

Season’s Must Fashionable Millinery

ROBERT 21 mourn mm gm“

SOUTH NORWALK

GEHEBE’S

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Fancy mg! apples, exceptionally delicate flavor!

App!

How About Some New China

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for your dinner service, a breakfast or tea set, or to gnarl: . ‘
nly are we showing muc t at ; . \ «, .
up your present set, for not 0 . . . ¥ , > _. > , ‘ ‘ , , . ‘
is finite new in pretty patterns but Drill" are attractively 30"“ ‘1' ’ new “w“ “mm“ mm? h “W :m' ‘ T“
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039’“ °” ““35”" ”mama . m was» Berlin. from'which the photo was taken ,5... m b... “a.
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“it!!!” Street nth Not-welt. Conn. not» so ranch that the mebout and its now had to complete m m, w... W _ W. ..-...- . .

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