Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 20, 1926 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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W'- eeeietent. Ii. not-tine. otter Burbank'e deeth.
. enabling e torch lily. one oi linrbank'e leteet creatione.

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tOontinued irom Page One.)

Mr. “tote. w. Fitch, not;

'3. Wood. £604: Joeeph Devin.
“t I. F. smith. 4.174: D. A.
Cl”: L. K. Paul. dd“: Ar-
(Ir ' Weldron. 1.192: Geo. Schllcht-
ling. 6.0“: S‘. J. Angevine. 4.081;
Muted Netting. 8.449: Conrad Frey.

“A
Mme-n playing two nighte: F.

lioran. 1.971: Rey Werme. note:
with!“ t. 8.510; George Barnum
8.389: I. ‘Jervle. M30: Bred Bel-
lere. em; Charlee n. Hoyt. moi;
Woodward. 3.240; I". J. Fin-
. 8.811; W. 0. Taylor. 8.142;
0. Huntington. 8.040; Sayre

member played one night
Air‘lontere. 1.365. .

. S. c. lrelend. liJfli‘
Ween Phhl. 13.109. doeepll Nolln.
80: J. M. Munele. ".006: Wil-
Dierlnger. 11.1»; J. J. Cuneo.
t Al. Therieult. 12.185: 1.. II.
t. 11.673. ‘
e winnere will eat at the ex-
} oi the loeere at thetiilub reome
eedey evening. April re. et

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.. A dentist eaye Americana are lee-
' their lighting jewe. and ere boo
week-teced, beceuee their
_ , don't get enough exer lee. But
‘t thie a matter that may retell;
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Dance ‘May 4

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Secley. pert commendor of Harry
W. Condon Poet. Bridgeport. will
give a abort eddreee on American-
iern. Mlle Mary Rider. eecretery oi
the Norwelk Diepeneary aeeoclateon
will epeak on the work done by the
diepeneery. AEntorlcinment in nine
’being planned.

A report wee made by the Poppy
Day .oommittee. Thie committee
will cooperate with Legion and V.
i". W. in the role oi poppice. The
money derlvcc iron the role goee
to the aiding oi crphene oi veter-
ene. dienhled veterene. end their
temlliel. '1' Auxiliary committee
conelete oi re. Margaret Simone.
Lire. Anne Merriam. Mre. Lillian
Wellereteln. Mire Margaret Don-
nelly. Mre. Gertrude lereel. and
hire. Isabelle Day.

A pretty ecari wae awarded to
hire. Irene Blhop. ,

Bcceuee or .t dancing being
held on e regul greeting night.
Mey- e. e epeciel meeting will be
held May a. at lire. Hugbee’ home.
8 Henry etreet. .

Deacon Taylor Fund]

The Demon Taylor fund tor ti;
Knight etreet hi. E. church to ap-
proaching the $1,000 mark. The
fund hoe reached ”(Mo ae e re-
:uult oi eeveral contributione yeeter-

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Previouely announced . . . . . .toouo

 

 

 

 

 

Dine At Schultze’e

Dr. William Moore acted no toilet
mortu- et the banquet held at Oeeer
Schultee'e kitchen on Help etreet
lut night to celebreot the winniult
oi the ohampionehip oi the Frater-
nal bowling league by the like
large delegation irom the Odd rel-
lowe. reduce. Hooker Grotto e 'd
Elke were‘ preeent. -'i'here were
several intormel tellte by eeverel oi
the membere oi the teeme and much
i..errlment featured the preeeete-
tion oi the bumpionehlp honore to
the Bike. »

 

'Bieltop‘ :‘M‘e‘Do‘well,
. Methodist. Flret of

‘ tintneeeee
ed'l‘odey. .

WAmumN. no.0" Apr" .0e"
(AP). High die literiee oi the
church carried the brunt oi battle
tor the Drye again today on they
proceed forward to the cloee oi their
one for tho Voleleed Act.

Witlleni meter McDowell; reel-
dent liehep et Wuhington oi the
Methodiet Epieeopel. church. ep-
peered an the ilret witneee in e liet
oi eight. celled before the Senate
Prohibition committee when it re
eumed ite eeeeien thie morning.

niehop McDowell to president of
the Board oi Temperance. Pl'ollllll-
tion and Public Morale. oi hie
church. lie read a. prepared etate
.mcnt declaring againet any weaken-
llll oi the Voletead Act.

Electing to etand before the com-
mittee gather then take the witneen
chair. he halt faced the committco
membere and belt ieced the crowd
which again peeked the hearing;
room. '

'Dr. Clarence True Wilson. general
eeeretary oi the Methcdlet Board or
Temperance. Prohibition and Pub-
lic Morale. followed Blehop Mc-
Dowell but did not "' read all M a.
long paper he had prepared.

Simonis Gives

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"Lohengrln," Richard ‘ Wagner;
“Blue Danube Welteee." by Johann
Streu-t Excerple from “Robin

Hood.” by Reginald DeKoven.

Perhepe one oi the moat intereet-
lng numben enjoyed by the child-
ren in the eiternoon wee the “Clock
Ihop."

The Junior Hl‘l orcheetra. played
"The Ourprlee Symphony" with the
Symphony Orcheetre end acquitted
ileeli admirably. Other numbcre on
the afternoon program included:
11th Million-c: Largo by Handel:
Pilgrim Chorue irom Tennheueer;
"The Blue Belle oi Sectional} Eetud-
lntlne Waite end Poloneiee Mill-

on.

The New York orcheetre wee
brought here by the muelc depart-
ment oi the Not-walk public echoole
in order that the pupile ot the Junior
end Senior high echoole might be
able to beer a lymphony orcheetre.
on their echool mueie etudy includei
to lie curriculum,“ epprecletion oi
mueic.

V. L. Granville
(Co'nlinueJ irom Page One.)

11!. iron the Englieb. In bio eec-
ond group. "From Mollore to tho
Preeent' Day." he includoe Harpegon
irom Itoliere. hire. Metaprop from
Sheridan. hiephietophelee irom Goa-
the. Cyrano do Bergerec from Roe-
iend. and Evens-ell from do Maurice.

Hr. Grenville bringe with him
Charlee nuetye.‘who bee arranged
lnoidentel mueic from the works cl
Millennium. Schubert. Beethoven.
etc. lr.'0renviile brinue with him
edective ccetumee end hie own light-

 

 

 

 

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Fr JUDGE JENNINGS A VISITOR
atemal BOWlerH Judge Stanley Jenninge. oi Woot-

port. wee e bueineee viellbor in south
Norwellt yeeterdey.

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Treasury Balenee

WASHINGTON. April '20.—
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This picture of Edward W. “Bunny" Browning. M. and Frances
"Robes" Iiconxm Itmwningahls 15-year-old Cindrrrlin hritlo. was ennp-

lhrcw acid on her.

CHICAGO. April 20 (APO—A
penny it day miller: from the pocket
oi the nvcruso American to buy
peanuts. gum, or some elmilnr con-
fection trom e vending machine.

Fomewhoro near a million dollars
a any. mostly in pennies, in puehcd
throueh narrow elota into vending
Ldevlcoe. The machine which vende
its “area for (mu o-‘nt nlmoet invari-
nbly laltce in larger receipts than a
machine opz-rutctl by a. nickel. a
dime or acme llerbl‘ coin.

There in a riot machine to every
ten in tho l'nilcd States. and the
ratio may lit" even emuller. accord-
ing to mnnutucturore.‘ More than n
dozen operating companion count
receipts of upwarde oi halt a mil.
lion dolinre a your.

The inrgrst single operator in he.

Ladies Will Attend

 

At the meeting oi the executive
commitlco oi the Evorymun‘a Biol!-
clnee lael evening it was decided to

Sunday'e eveaion oi the clue and
the" balcony of the Rttrent thealn
will be reserved for them.

Norwelk'e delegaloe to the con-
venUcn in Providence will be:

E. L. Sexton. president: John
M. Glover. vico prcelvlent; George
inghi-m. Jesse T. Dunbar. Simuol
8. Palmer. Pnequnle Cachlo. lien-y
‘Bnrtram. Clarence E. Bauer, ti. 1'.
Clifford. W. 1“. Bryant. Fred 1'
Holly. and Conrad P. Frey. 1‘

 

. Local—Men To Be

At Grand Council

The Grand Council oi Royal Ar.
cerium will be in eeeelon tomorrow
with a banquet lhie evening. at the
Hotel Bond. Hartford. Among than
who will be in attendance iron the
local Ponneeue council are:

William' Dieringer. mod xuide
oi the council: Frank Goodchild.
committee on lawn; William F.
Hoyt. pelt grand regent: .A. B.
Montgomery. delegate from tho lo-
cal council, and Stephen Miller. the
.lmmILO. \

Child ‘deagped” .13
Home After ight Out

NEW YORK. April lit—(AP)
While dotoclivce were combinz
Brooklyn tor her. Emma Itertucci.
nlne-yeer-old daughter oi e wealthy
tile manufacturer. who wee kidnap-
ped yeetereey end held tor te.ooo
reneorn wanted ceimly and unharm-
ed into her parent'e home tlth morn-
ing. She eeld ehe had elept all night
“in the woode" bed been placed on
an elevated train lhia morninl by
her ebductore who paid her lore and
bold hbr whet elation to get oil el.
Police advanced the theory the trid-
llappere rent her home became of
the etlr created over her dleeppeer-
once.» ,

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lndhne are no longer danger-one.
liyoncen keepoutoithe way cl
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pod or they eteppcd from a New York hotel.
hire. Browning's tore. hiding ecere left by an unknown nasailant who

Average American Spends Penny
A D. Satisfying Sweet Tooth

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licvod to be William Wrigley. wholcnlly. so that the worker may get
recently purvhuevd the machince inln hottrr. ircalier lunch then he can
the New York euhwnya. whore flP—ill‘lllg frmn home.

Everyman Bible Classé Westport_ Man '

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proxlmntoly 10,000 are maintained.
The Pulwr gum company. ihe.Chl~
cairn Rapid Transit company. Jnmce
Atkinson. of Chicago. and the D. M.
C. company. at Lee Angeloe. are the
large oporalore.

'i‘he aver-ow receipts of e Vending
machine are is a month. though
sumo atrlttxn overdue 85. and other
emollor groupe no high an til.

0! a. hundred or more vending
dovicee, the neweet la a radio whoee
.ilnie are roleaeed on inlertlon oi e
ulckrl. pormilliui: the listener to
lune in for aevernl minutes on any
station he wishes to hear.

The and ot the lunch bucket ll
rorceoon by manufacturer! in the
perfection oi new lypt'S oi vending
macliinoe. They predict eandwioh.
pie, and coiiee vending devicee will
he in every otllcc and inctcry pree-

 

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was the bandit. He notiilod Captain
Jerry Doinu oi the chtport police
and he at once elnrled on inventi-
gntion into the case. The men had
been econ in the vicinity by eevorei
people. residing thcrc.

Seeking Ex-Contict

An eiiort will be made by the le-
cai police to locate the men released
from Wetherefleld'e prison iaet week
and whom Warden Henry R. W.
Scott thought might have held up
Kahn. Thie and the Westport clue
are the only once that have ccmel
to the eltention oi the police.

An official oi the (hobo-Mole
company elated thir morning thet be
thought that the company would be
reimburecd for the loan or their
payroll by the ineurance cbmpeny
after they had completed their in-
vestigation into the robbery.

The man for which the Weetport
police are looking wee between :5
and to yonra at age and about It:
tent in height.

COLONEL COUNTER SPEAKS
m I‘OL‘GHKEEPSIE mom

 

 

. Colonel Erna-t K. Coulter. oi Wil-
ton, epoke on "The Citinehe of To-
morrow.” at the luncheon oi the
Poughlteepeie. N. 1.. Kiwanie club.
yesterday noon. The Poughkeepeie
club will lend a delegation of to to
the Kiwanle convention in Monti-cu.
Ladiee‘ Night will be obeerved oe
hie! it. in Fourth-rope: 3

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- V VALUES
We realize that values
are expected of us, be-

cauee through our values
we have grown.

 

 

Rogers 8: Stevens

Two Itoree

lierweik .' Solemn

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Eliee‘beth Breeky Ie
Given Surprise Party

Mi. Elisabeth Broeky wee tell~

 

her birthday at her home a Church
atreet. Saturday evening. Unmee wen
enjoyed and relreeluucnle synod.

Lebrineit. Anne tireeky. Anne tier-
men. Florence Codulky. iicicu ite-
babrik. Julie llaeky. Elm-l Ba l..
Mary Dohen. Mar ’eeiuvick. Etiei
”or an. Margin-u ukol. liclrn "lil-
la. ulllda Hcvornncee, hire. lircahy.
Htephen Bun re. John licrnlrit.
David Croce. if euclu Kebubilt. Louie
Godoci, Peter Herman. Jonne Salton.
John Bolton. Ml hucl l‘clroelty.
Dougie. 'l‘rlelrem. il‘runk sprock.

\Btephen llodoe. Arthur ilullnc. .lohu

Planck. l’eul Union. John Galen,
Arthur Tyreii. (‘hltrll‘n Mogn. John
Even. .loeeph Hadley. Jamee Tocitbr.
Michael Draeity. Arthur Oerldio,
Guelave Bilickecl.Mit‘hut-l iiroelty.
Jr.. Frederick Chernok. John Smith.
leul Carrol. i-‘rom Yonkers cemo.
Michael Breeky. Stephen Ilungaeki.
George Wileon. Samuel l"rllz, and
Lee Smith.

 

Thero’e no iuel like the old luv].
-—Wall Street Journal.

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boil“. Cecelia Letbriueit. Kutheiili.;‘

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no clouner is L'Oliiltlilv‘
For this month only we
with t-vory vacuum rlnnnc-r.

UNIVERSAL VACUUM” (‘l

No home is l‘ulnph to without it l‘v l\‘: r i! '. .. .
without nllm-imu iuu

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IOXOGEN cleaneee your mouth oi the
game that cause decay ol the teeth.
weaken the gum. eiiect the breath and cause

An unalghtly mouth is not only unpleasant
lot othernbut it le an indication ol poor health.

The game that cause the bed conditions in the
mouth are nice the cause at colde and throat
trcub coterrh and a heat of other disorders.
which become chronic and last

Wuhingthemouthendthroetwithmoxocm
itli: protections miner perm chill. it dictum

germeen germ poieone ore ygct
eerioue and belore the germs burrow in beyond

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Tmmede'ltthOMEi‘l‘ehowtbetltde‘
enoye95eowpercentolthegerminthe
mouthettheflretepplicedcn.

When you use DIOXOGEN in the mouth you
knowit to workingyoucan loci and eee it
workandyoultnowalterwarde bythot new
clean leeling quite diflerent lrom anything you

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Don’t Let Your Mouth
Be Disfigured By
ntly Teeth

Pale and Sickly Gums ‘and the Slack
Look That Comes From Poor Health

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DIOXOGEN WILL WHITEN YO

TEETH, MAKE YOUR GUMS FIRM

AND HEALTHY LOOKING AND
CLEANSE YOUR MOUTH

 

DIOXOCEN is absolutely harmless. it. may it

used lull strength or it may be chino-xi \\;:ll i
water. A child can use Dloxocitri in:

solely as a grown person.

Germe get into the mouth with our food. ll'om

things we put in our mouths. from our hands ’
-ollen. perhaps most olten. lrom the sm‘wint',

and coughing of other pcoph». ii gt‘l'ms' find

a dirty mouth they find coudzliom they like

and they econ become dangerom.

DIOXOGEN kills the germs before they bucomv
entrenched, cleanses the mouth ol the im-
terials on which germs thrive and Loops (in:
mouth and throat in the best condition in
prevent germ inlectione.

Washing the mouth and gargling the [hunt
with DIOXOGEN is perhaps the very best protec:

don against the evils that disease germs cause.

It elmuld be made it daily habit. but should i
alweye be done alter contact with crowds.
exposure of any kind and especially at the first

sign of sore throat.

DIOXOGEN is not a patent medicine; it has

been sold on merit alone by druggists “’9’?"
where lor over 30 years.

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Th; Fa
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' TRY DIOXOGEN TODAY ‘

Sold in time convenient iizu. tmal~5f ouncee.
mediilm :03; ounces and large (family line) 20 ounces

' Till GARLAND lCHBMlCAL COMPANY. 59 FOURTH AVENUE. NEW YORK

 

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People who live on but: irequently need the

onoithlen
rerelreedore.

' i‘ You may have polio or dairy produsts from

representative in
deals for a variety

they 0 put on the market. '

luck I mafia A-B-C Classified

m oilere to each of its

yonriarntthetyouwonidliketosell. Ormathin-
cry and equipment no longer in use, for which

you would

to find a buyer. 01' live stock

and poultry that you could profitebly dispose of.
You may want to eell your farm, or get in touch
with enmnter boarders.

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time

Inanyoflheee waye,aewelleelnmany others,

Clarified Columne of our newspaper can
you to accent lieh what you want. You can
your ed, or ring it to our care th next
you are in town. The beet reeclte a waye

iollowwhenyonneethe—

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