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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 14, 1926 · page 9

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‘7' Mrs. lulled Heath Will

 

EAST. . NORWALK

RECEPTION FOR

 

 

REGENT

arson and uonnsr

 

HUDSONS HELD

 

Missionaries From India
and Children Will Be
Giles of Advent Chris-
tian C urch.

A reception will bo tendmod this
evening in the social rooms or the
Advent Christian church. to Rev.
and Mrs. C. H. Hudson and their

 

 

four children. Mr. Hudson is a re-

 

turned missionary from India.- Rev.

 

RADIOS

": ; You Can Afford
~~ Bets Complete

$17.75 to $175
Parts for all hook-ups

Rider’s Radio Shop

Mallackemo Bldg. So. Norwalli

J.'W. Davis of Bridzeport will speak
and there will be a short prosrnm.
Light rofershments will be served.

I O O

The home or A. G. Fagerstrom in
Elton Court is being repainted.
O I 0

East Norwnlk boys nro inking 11d-
vantaze of the baseball diamond
that has been laid out on the park
site in Liberty Square. There was 11
large crowd of boys on the diamond
yesterday afternoon. The diamond
wns luid out by businessmen and
others in Liberty Square and is
greatly appreciated by the young.
sters.

 

 

work.

 

[ff Nurses Uniforms

p Sizes 34 to 46, also sizes
I 14 to 18.

$2.98 to $8.50

THE N. 1. RYAN co

86 Washington Street
South Norwelk

 

=11 1!
tho Scrivlew avenue
bridge, being made by 'i‘. I". Foley
and Company. local contractors. are
about completed.
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Itepuirs to

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Frank Damntn, Winfield street, rc-
‘turned home yesterday. ni‘ter nt-

ostcrs in New Haven.
, o o e

John Barhyic. who rccmitly hull
his right. foot amputated at the Nor-
walk hospital and Wills in n critical
condition for several days, continues
to show stcudy improvt-iuent. 1'11-

 

 

 

loss he suffers unoihor reverse it, Is

IIIIS EVENING

Alphonso Cnnevuri was in .
charge of the committee who did thc’

tending the convention of the For:

Lecture In Stamford To

 

founder and president of the N11-
tioliai liloulsn'ives' Loeuuo. lnc., in a
lecture Saturday attcrnon. May :2,
at 2:80, in the Casino. Suburban
avenue. Stamford. Mrs. Heath broad-
casts every afternoon at four from
radio station WJZ and has hundreds
of friends and listeners-in who will
no doubt be Kind to have the chance
to meet her and xreet her in per-
son. llcr cheery “Good afternoon
neighborn" is 11 by-word with many
women who listen to her daily over
the air. The unair is being held for
the benefit of tho Sprinzdalo library
and they are very anxious to have 11
capacity audience to greet Mrs.
Heath. both for her sake and the
suite at the cause for which it is be-
in: hold.

Mrs. Elliot (3. Kingsbury is the
chairman in charge.

 

thought he will be allowed to return
to his home soon.
t 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frost. East
avenue, motored to Denbury inst

evening.

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M. Modne is laying out a new
driveway on his property in Win-
fleld street.

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llowu rd liners. Wll'iilcld Hil't‘l‘I. wus

11 recent visitor in Bridgeport.
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Councilman Towers Hamilton is
planning the construction of 1.1 new
home at Marvin Beach. The archi-
tect is working on the plans at the
present time and work will he stnrt-
ed in the near future.

‘ I 0
. Richard Singewnid or East are.
. one and Charles Swint of Cove nl'c-
nue “‘t‘l‘o visitors in Bridgepm.

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Joseph I .yons, Gregory Boulevard.
'is planning to uttcnd the 40 and 8
Wreck in Manchester tomorrow eve-
hing.

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Your town‘s two undeveloped re-
sources—open spaces and the lonely
leisure. of children—put both to
work for your town.

 

 

TENIII COUNIY
Help Sprlnzdale Library,

The Rural Civic Ieuaue or Stun-149‘
ford will hear Mn. Julian Honill,‘

CONVENIION IN
DANBURY TUES

“Jim" Ellenwood, Bible
Class Leader. Will Be

 

Principal S p e a k e r At |

“Y” Gathering.

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lender

 

the. popular
Everymun's

lu‘llen wood.

of .\'orwnlli's

Biblo (films 1111] he the speaker lit!

the annual meeting of the lv‘airticltl
County Y. .\i. t.‘.
the First Congregational
Tuesday, May 18.

This will be the tenth annual
convention of tho Full-field County
"Y." Durinz the past nine

the services or tilts association have
vitally touriied- hundreds of boys

clilii'Qii.

A. at Danbury in l

Yen's:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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throughout this county. A large nt- '

tondunce of supporters and Workers
is expected at this meeting.

The convention will open with a
business session at 4 o‘clock it
which )iuic most of the detailed
business of tile convention will be
taken cure of. At the same time.
the indies ot the convention will be
i'lilt‘l‘llllllutl nt. ten. by Mrs. Hurry

W. lloyt, at her residence. ‘.‘9 l‘lcns- ;

:Iiit allot-.1 Dunbury.

'llio tonvcnilon dinner “ill be :it '
7 o'clork in the First Cong1egntion- .
Irii\'('l'}', Bridgc- .

ul church, Albert E.
port. president of the County 1'. ill.
t‘ 1\.1\ill pit-.slitic
otht-r (ounly Y. ill 0. A.‘ s of Con
noctiout will haw representativcn

present “to bring greetings on ihc‘

occasion or the tenth convention.
lteports of 1l1~
he presented. The address of
evening will be delivered by
Ellcnwood. ‘
'J‘iio nnnuul meetings or the Coliti-
ty "Y." 111111:
Nomad}. or Vicinity. It. was decided

the

to hold this convention in Danbury ‘

to make it more convenient for the
members from the northern hail” of
the county.

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FOR

A MAN’S
HOUSE

IS HIS

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H18 woman.

That’s the original “eternal triangle.” As Old as the universe. As

modern as tomorrow. .

-. READ THIS NEW

triangle Ernest Lynn

 
 
 
 
 

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has created a story of powerful proportions. It is called---- '

NEIGHBoRS’

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A WOMEN’S

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ties and other such fabrics.
porch and lawn in this display.

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A Bargain Feature of ()ur Fibre Display-«~41 Pieces

“341.111.2111 :1 “holr cnrload
of this 1.111 ]>l"tlltlll tn iI-ulur.
111 this l111:7.1i‘,c .\ r-iill.‘1111
:iivlc \tllll". l'l‘iill) “nitli
much more.

$59 50

 

Rustic Hickory Painted in Summer Tones

llcro's one of those popular with irroups. ~11! slum. IllCliUi;
barked and painted in a judo morn ionl‘wu'n (titl'.1t'ti1(.

may be hut! in the natuiill tlnisli too.
chair. rocker 11nd tnblc shonn at

()dd Lot—~Special for Saturday
100 Fibre Rockers

This (‘retonne Upholstered Arm
Rocker in New Cafe Finish—Special

$10.95

These chairs comprise till lump-nar- spcrinl purchase from
a leading factory—bought nt 21 substantial discount“
therefore this low price. Got a couple!

 

 

Elegance with Comfort in the Living Room

To make this nl-l iinportunt mom .1 place to i.iI1‘t‘. pride in 111111.

guests assemble its “oil the comfolt spot of the home. in this;

combination 111: include the suite plttuied—upholslcx_1 of line

$138

Jacquard with 11 neatly carved 11-.ame
A regular 3200 value

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Simple of ’Line yet Distinctive-Dining Room
The suite we include for the dining room of this outfit “ill
pious you because of its simple benut1. After the Tudor period
style It is built as, show n—nith a tw-o toned finish 0101 eoinbina-

tion walnut. Ten pieces—as you see sketclied~ $139
new piece a dining room could need

To Help You Live In Comfort These Warm Days

Surely, there is furniture for comfort out- of- doors t00~~and here is .1 lot of it.
or pieces of reed iibre, maple hickory and hardwood, some upholstel ed in cool clcton-
A big v.1liety oi sets and odd pieces.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Every this Range ls
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splendid l ‘lll‘ll r all. it ~ \' llh
1121.! Innlll . l"
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" 15 inch ii\'1‘li l~' -
Iil‘lll'lf Imwi.

71nd (lo-1M.

The Sale Price on .
This Top Iccr is S11. 95

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{10110. it holds :1 71.11., Cake. ot‘

 

i We Carry a Complete
Line of All
FLORENCE7 OIL'
COOK STOVES

in all sizes.

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A Restful Atmosphere 1n the Bedroom '
'l'hcrt-‘s no wood tone quite so conducive to rostfnltirsn in It
bedroom on blended walnut. That. is why you 1\lll hit.» the
‘ bedroom suite in this outiitésliown iii the sketch “-llin tour
3 desired pieces. dresser. how-foot bod. chest nl‘ (IlilHtlS and
1.111111 toilet splendidly built handsomely lllilsl101l.$148

i Priced at ......................................~

344.:

Complete Line of Beautiful

Baby—The Stroller COUCH HAMMOCKS
$1835 1 In all colors.

One of the best built on the .1"

market; is‘ull corduroy lined. From $8 95 up ,
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1 New Customer of

artillery Wheels. adjustable
hood. etc. Worth $25.00.

 

Our Charge Account Service is at Your Disposal

 

Beach Umbrellas $4.95 Up

 

 

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tor irig Furniture Company

SOUTH NORWALK

 

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