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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 14, 1926 · page 12

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SERVEL

Electric Refrhosatlon
rt. Mt
Light 0 Power 00.
Will St.

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. “Look at Your Shoes—Others Do!”

. Step out and greet your friends in shoes
you’ll be pleased and proud to wear—and show.

Proud are we, too, of the fine showing our
shoes make and the satisfaction they give.

MILTON ELWOOD,

The Arch Preserver Shoe Store

 
 
 
 
 
 

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. 122 Washington St.
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A Phone
527

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. Golden opportunities.

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GEHEBE’S

"ms ms: ir__t_‘!'_s Iowans"

Golden because of the money saved in
buying them. They are among the best bargains we have
ever offered for Saturday Only. ,

 

Prompt
Deliver!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

10.98 2-burner, low. Reliance
‘ IWickloss oil cook stoves. «D 35.75

 

‘Extension window screens. with
wood frame. size 24x83. @ . 59c

 

$8.98 Large size extra heavy gal-
vanized iron ash cans with cover.
M0...” ..... u.......8_:l.19

 

~ "$3.75 8-bail hardwood
" sets. neatlylstripcd. @

croquet
. $2.50

 

' Egg boxes. made of heavy card-
board. a) a dos. boxes 25c

 

Fine thin blown table tumblers
with gold band. @ ii for . . . . 39c

 

10 tins mallablc iron garden
rakes with long handles. 0 . 590

89c Size 6. good quality corn
brooms. 0 live

 

 

nail bearing iawnmowers with
high wheels. will cut any height
grass. with tour blades.
@ .. .. . $10.50 tip

$4.98 Single wheel hand cultiva-
tors. a]: .......... .. . . $2.06

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69c White steel enameled waste
paper baskets, @ 40i-

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Universal electric vacuum cican~
ers. 110-220 volt with set of at-
tachments tree. (I! ..,_. $49.50

 

 
 

38 “’ASHXNGTON STREET

 

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

GEON-HOLED

 

School Board Doesn’t Favor Move initiated By

Ministers.

itullglous instruction in connection
with the public schools, as proposed
by ministers of that city. has been
pigeonvholod in Waterbury by
tho board or education. acord-
ing td private advices treat many
members ot the board and the
plan will or. remain so me is
the board is concerned unless
pressure is brought ircm outside.

The plan was proposed by ii cum-
mlttpa 0! local ministers about three
months ago. The board received the
plan and referred it to thc commit-
tee of the whole. The board. tollow-
tng the regular meeting. met in se-
cret. as the committee oi the whole
and discussed the plan but took no
action on it. Since then the subject
has never been tormallly discussed
by the board either at its regular
meetings or committee meetings.

Withhold Opinions.

At the committee meeting at
which the plan was discussed, tow
decided opinions were expressed by
any or the members but all of them
said they tell. there was such a dc-
cidad division or opinion among the
public on the merits of the plan that
nothing should be done until the
public has shown clearly what the
majority wanted. None 0! them
thought the majority of the public
was either for or against the plan.
Consequently. no iurther meetings
were held on the subject and it was
decided to let things drltt until the
board could sound out public senti-
ment on it.

Inquiry in Waterbury brought
frank admissions trom several of the
members that the matter has been
pigeon-holed and will not be brought
up again by the board. Nothing will
be done about it. they said, unless
the committee of ministers who
originally sponsored the plan again
come before the board and ask for
action or unless some person or or-
ganisation outside the board presses
the matter. There. is. apparently. no
one on the board who is enough inl-
iercsted in the plan to bring it up
nor anyone sumelontiy opposed to it
to ask for rejection. Consequently
the present status will continue in-
(lcllriitely unless outside Influence is
brought.

All agree that if some plan could
be arranged for giving the school
children ethical or moral instruction
without raising the question of sep-
aration of church and state and
without raising the question of son-

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. California Prunes 40-50..... Zlhs.

 
 

25c

 

 
 
 

‘ Fig Bars Oven Fresh................2 lbs.

25c

 

 

Parson’s Ammonia Large bottle 25:

 

 
 

I; Kirki'nan’s Borax Soap, 5 cakes 27c

 

 

A. [very Soap Small 3 cakeslilc

 

 
 

 

 

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'ecl Rice Quaker Brand Pkg. 14c

 

 

_ Pulled Wheat Qi'iiiker .Brand Pkg. 12c

 

 

A'Butter Fresh Creatnery p.45.

 

 

High Grade Coliee .Beaii or Ground lh. 39c

 

 

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PM“ Bartlett Pears Large can32c

 

 

.{Parkiield Peaches Large can23c

 

 

Ginger Ale Mayflower Brand 3hottles 29c

1N WATERBURY

 

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Walter 5. Ward. scion of the, niilliun- 1
alro baking iamlly and principal inl
an exciting murder trial hi which he
was acquitted a few years ugO. no“
is mysteriously fllL‘Slillr. ills auto-
mobile was fauna in Trenton. .\'. .l.
Relatives lune sought poiii-o nid.;

 

drcn's studies it would lu- enthnsl-l
astlcaily supported by tho board.I
However. the majority apparently

bellows that there in ii. large portion .
oi the public who feel this plan pro- ‘
posed would \lolato the principle of
separation of church and sinlv.i
.‘ilnny ot‘ llll'iil also my llml ll would
take lime ironi ihc l'lillllri il'> ru-gn—
iiir studies that eniiiiui lll' spared
with the lil‘t'hv'llt l'rU\\'ll('ll I'lll'l‘lt‘lllilii'l.l

Although the plan nus pr-ipnsvii l>y[

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bury l‘l'oti-sliint church's llio uppo-l i

the ministers oi most (Ii lhv Water-i
sitlon to the plan iiurs not come
primarily from the i'itlmlics or
.lr-ws lint principally i'ruiii the i’rot-
esttlllts illt:lllbt‘l\‘|‘:-'. it in Mill.

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NO Musical Center Like
U. S. A. Says Conductor

lll'llilJN. (.ll'l No Uillt'l' musical

ccuti-r run mulch Aniiri'cn and
espccinlly New Yui'li, insoiiur its
technical p--ri‘-ciimi or this rendi-

lion in (‘Ulit‘t‘l‘lit‘l'L iii-«lured Wilhelm
It'lli‘HVflt‘llKlt‘l‘. just l't‘liil'll‘ ii from
his second Eamon us ‘unwt l‘ulllllll‘-

tor of tin: New \‘oili‘ l'lllllltil‘lilOlllC
Society. *
“in the course of the lust tow

years." Herr l-‘urtwai'ngler said. "the
musical life of America has so de-
veloped iii intrnsliy‘iind grandeur of
conception that it (‘nllllOL be com-
parcd with any other musical ccn~
ter.

"There is it possible SOUTCU or
danger in the fact, that the supply
of musicians is greater than the
demand. That may interfere with
tho steadiness and unily of develop—
ment. but I believe iliait the sound
instincts oi' the American public will
overcome this danger. After all. the
advantage America. enjoys of being
able to offer the best—430th the
best orchestras and the host solo-
ists—is too great to need further

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Connecticut Legion May

Big Parade In
Qua er C ty Celebration

NEW HAVEN, t.‘onn.. May 20...
(fonncilcut Department of The Ant-
I~rlrun Legion may “in national
honors and prestige tor this state
by lending the Leglon's nationalI
convention parade to be held ln‘
Philadelphia in October during the
Euclid-Centennial cilubi'ailon there.
according lo iniorinalion rcruiud,
here today iron: nulionni llt‘fldilllui‘.!
low. l
The position in the parade of hilsl
llolldl convention dclcgiitts Ll‘Ulil‘
this department, their place in llit.
contention hall and the class or liu- '
tel neconiodntlons they receive will,
he the Legion nitnihci'slilp in tliel
department on June 13 as compared"
with tho averagi- membership oi.
the department tor the past toui
years. accordlng to ill!) norii irolii
headquarters.

This dopartmeni, \\llli .940 per
cent. or its four year‘s average nieni~
pcrsliip enrolled on May 3. has a‘
"splendid opportunity to increase it..
membership by June it iiiifllClvnll‘i
to win the honor ol' leading the nu
L'lllliltlt'llllllii. pin-min,
ilrpnriiiieui Oi'i'ii-inls oi‘ the lug-in
hero declare-i.

 

 

 

American Magi: Girls .\('lllc\l‘
Triumph In Ninth Amt-rim
lilIENOS. Allil‘IS. (.\l‘)—Aill"li

man show girls lime lli'l‘ll “mini-[mi

:ll'ulll this season by one or the lu-
.:il theatres for n. new revue “lilt‘il
opened 24. hours after the neu
comers hall completed :1 5.000 Inih
sen voyage. Described by the nilll\"' ‘
press as “lunnins from Broadway"
they have \\Hli min-Ii applause. not:
“My t'or lllt'll‘ iiiti-i-prrinilons of tin
Clnirlerion.

 

 

 

We Are Our Own Whole-
Salers and Retailers of

Quality ‘Groceries i

A. F Beckmann Co'

Inc. 4
Washington Street IE
Phone 3565 So. Norwalli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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A V ‘9 7. MAY 14.91926.

 

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LA RESISTA “A .iuNONE" COMBINATION
GIVES TO THE LARGER WOMAN
A SLENDER APPEARANCE

It’s simply a matter of Lines—Smooth,
Unbroken Lines, with all the Bulges
ironed out-and the extra flesh at Hips,
Abdomen and Diaphragm, restrained
and flattened —- for this purpose was
designed,

LA RESISTA STYLE 1351

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A charming garment in Pink Brocade and
Knitted Elastic, with clever TAB DESIGN
for l'iutteiiing‘ Diaphragm and Abdomen.

" $7.00

s \l’hate‘vei; 3:0111' Figure Reduirements, we can meet them with
LA RESISIA (indies, Step-ins, Combinations, B 'asswi'cs, Ban-

. ME Assn

ihuiith rs {or Men, Women and Children

BRIDGEPORT, ’CONN.

 

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Speed Passenger
Wagons RE Oars :

REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

“EA'GLQINER’: i

 

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE CO.

12. Wagner. Branch Mgr.

as wear svn. nonw'sur
SERVICE STATION PHONE 188!

 

 

A. J. Collins Co.

70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747

COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

 

 

 

 

.Rupperls Beverage 4hottles 25c

 

 
 
 
 

Telley’s' Tea or Lipton’s‘ Orange Pekoe

 

 

 

EYES EXAMINED

and

GLASSES FITTED

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