Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 21, 1926 · page 8

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Policy Refrigerating
And Surely Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Nmalk, Conn.
“A _ Phone 3668.105? ,
win-3* . Librzr‘y Association of i
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Registeted Optometry

FRANK LADDER

96 Washington Street '
{South Norwalk ‘3

GLASSES. FITTED A

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HOSIERY

3 Full- Fashioned White Silk

 

Rose, a complete line at ten and Miss .Pcizgy Wilson of
$1 00 Springtlnu " “ .
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' d $li'50 : $1 65 Mrs. ,mra Burroughs and her son.
an op 95 h. Leslie. of ‘Brookly n. “on: recent \is-i

inn»: N. E. RYAN co.

3 86 Washington 8t,
80. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WOKEN'I READY TO WEAR

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iu Lucille Brsnde was hostess
ednesdsy evening at the semi-

' monthly meeting of the Den l'inur

circlofiot tho Rowuton Baptist
church. which met at. her home on
Rowsyton gvenue.

A’very flea-ant evening was on-
Jeycd by the ‘metnbprs after the
transaction at business. Plans are.
beins (owned. by this club to hold a.
lpwn party and entertsinment. thr-
exsct date of whicsi has not ucyet
b‘en’n settled uppn.

lliissdlrnndn' s‘ guests included hits
\ictor LScaiisc, Mrs lsnis Homis
hit-.s Irvin: Albrecht. Mrs. Howard
Mead and the Misses DOrothy ltuv

itors at the home of ‘1: and Mrs.
Harry Dunn of Crest road.
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The motor boat. “(“hick " owned by
Captain Frank Stetcns. uhlch has
been in winter quarters on Joseph
Klinetclters shore property, was
la‘unched yesterdiw. Captain Stev.
ens will start work on his oyster
mrounds in a short while.

turned to their home on Rownytoti
atomic yesterday. ‘ K

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The Connedticqt Lighting company

is installing new wires (or the addi-
tlpnal lights called tor-tin the 1926
budget. and ho e tche‘ve the work
completed by t e first or July.

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This afternoon is the Sponing or
a new business venture for l'towny-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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and Bonnets

orgsndy and Ket Caps
Imported 0 r {fit )1 ti y and sun
Bonnets
Hand Pahitcd Pique
Batsumr boys

J. i. uALLmE

Washable,

 
 

 

 

 

 

3at the church.
e o‘ a

Tiic executive otflccrs of the Ho-

rodm. .p'l'he annual election of officers
will be hold at this time.
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Mrs. Chester J‘,Fi‘tch. or Dams.
and Mrs. Richard Ireland; of South
Nor-walk. were guests “in Miss Olive
Tic. of Rowayton avenue. at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Raymond, ch~
nesday evening.

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Mrs. Franklin Wood and daugh-

aoWArmN T]

mond, Mavis Sconcld. Lillian Rny- ,
mond. Gui-trade Brando, Mary Snii- '

 

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16 NORTH uAiit STREET

FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926.

 

 

 

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COMPANY

 

HOLD THE COLD— ...... _ _.

.‘ SAVE THE ICE— —-

STRONG AND RlGlDLY BUILT
HANDSOME lN APPEARANCE
3. PEBBLED CORK lNSULATlON

CORK FIILED

 

’ SANITARY AND EASILY CLEANED

PHONE 256

FURNITURE 00.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ambrose Crockett. or ISpringilclrl N.
J. Mrs. Crockett is Mrs. eFrnnk-
iin Wood's daughters
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles l’inkucy. oi
Glonrtdge. N. J.. Mrs. J. Arthur
Howdon Smith and Miss Nora Smith.
of Babylon. L. 1., were dinner guests
at tho Dibbc homestead on Rownyton
arcnuo today. Mrs. Smith is the
wife of the author oi "The chi

of the cast of the recent concert
given in the Methodist church

iet Mr. and Mrs Sidney Hell Mr.
and Mrs.1’ra Kinins, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Santo. Mrs. George Kay.
Mrs. Clifton Scofleid Mrs. Samuel
Hall and Edgar Bryan all of Ko-
naston.

waving completion. and is situated
n Covewood section. receix ed a coat
t pink stucco yesterday which

 

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Club When Objection Is T 3
Made To Friend’s Visit

Because one of his guests at. the ex-
clusive $1,000,000 Westchester Blit-
more Country club was objected to
oh the grounds of his J uish blood.
Al Jolson, the icudin biackiaced
comedian on th stage today. who is

 

can-ins Joleon' s action
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have same by proving property
'nnd paying for this ad. Inquire

Sentinel Ottice.

 

3 A 15.0};ch bug-Hi-
tlamugc. as the result of a colitrion‘
hctwccn an au omnhile operated by
Meadow
street, and a bicycle ridden by Mike
Ezzo. a messenger boy of 33 Alva.
don' street. '

Alike was delivering
‘und was rounding

Milton

Collision With Auto

only

“as the

tireenfrood. 50

the corner

Vitality? Let us explain
Purina Startena.

1. Main 6L. Nor-walk, Ct.

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Felts—Silk and. Straw Combinations

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Season’s Most FashionebleMillinery .

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Vulcan Water Heater

75c

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Connecticut Light &

(louii puts this heat
or in your home.

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Jeannette

SPEC-huff! SHOP

Mme.

LADIES'
56 SOUTH MAIN STREET

SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.

South N orwalk
Phone 747

 

 

' A. J. Collins Co.

70 N‘drth Main Street,

COMPL'E’I‘E HOUSE

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L GOLDEN, “N Mrs. w. Fishml.‘ 33 nccompnnimi - f 1
her husband upon a. busine‘ trip of , A
3”several days duration thi‘ ugh the . ‘ . ..- --- _. 1
northern part of the state. They re- ing their home with Mr. and Mrs. Jolson Quits Exclusive iMlke’S Bike Broken By _ . -. -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ion. The Little Gray Shoppe. Miss Colonel Havoc." also a Jew. h rcsigntd his mem- Havilaad and Water 3”“,th when
——-—-—-1- Lydtila htiillefi".tplroprietress.iinvites the K dates 1".“ ' .d Dcxel m‘ bership in the club , he struck the automobile. lie was Power C0. l
’ ‘ ' I" ' "‘50 9 own *0 Murct the -‘ ° - ms an ' °P “Jolsons rosi stion came about . . l v ‘ w
Lawn Mowers in? of sample dresses. silk under- st Allen's Drug Store."—Adv. ‘ as a result or Irsun objection by the Emmi{AgwhziainllgfgQANTAS: WALL ST. Nonwm . Ls ‘ FL‘Rleme
. 3“ wear and silk stockings on display ‘ ' ' club‘s vice presidentto the character Mike was 'not injured. Air. Gram“ . i
Priced to Suit Your Purse ““9”- . Tickets tor the Society concert bc- 0: Jolson's guest. Harry Riclimnn. hood “'er m ”Me for ”H, mm“ _ 3. ‘ l
. " ‘ ‘ ins; given by the Choral Art society of night club and radio time. The as; 3 ’ . ‘" ““‘ "M "“ " *‘" w ;-.-
. LAWN RAKES Miss Shii'ler Bowman. of Roway- Monday owning in the South Nor- vice resident later admitted the real ‘ ..
33 101‘ arm!» left “(My fOr Sprins- walk Methodist church may be pro- obj 109 was because Richman is ,3;
» ‘ rythin 3 » iield, 'ew Jersey. where she will be cured from Mrs. W. Ft'ml Ambler. of Jewish. W . ‘
3‘ Eve . 8' falthe garden the guest of Mill! Siva Crockett... Rownyton avenue. Both Mr. and Mr. Richmsn declares that he I PUR'NH CHows I : A;
T ROSENFIELD BROS ' ‘ ‘ Mrs. Ambler are members of this new-r went to the club except by in- .l IIII l . l . - - ' .. I . I ' , ..i
125 “ ll t 51., NI 'NO J Choir rehearsal will he held this chorus. ltation and that on several occa- HOW CAN . 2::
8511130" 0110' evrnlng 1n the Rwandan Baptist Games and music were “nlOde ions groups 0! "‘9 members had "
*FREE DELIVERY_— Church at ‘_ under the leadership of last evening in the home of Mr. and asked him to put in an application Chicks ‘3‘ "“1“ to 3““ i
“ David Alb cht. director of music Mrs. Oliver l. Clark. Pennoyer tor membership. He expressed re- better. be tree from eil- e A;
' street. by the wives and husbands net that he “as the tnstrumcnt in meats. and have greater ...

. \vayton Library association will meet Those enjoying Mr. and Ag Mrs. r la, b d ‘ Edl’ Feed ' 'l ‘
Kiddie Caps .IF little before the regular month~ Claik's hospitality “ere: Dir. and TOO LATE “)8 CLASS" ICATION 0 P oacrompwy 1‘1 3 ADQU AR ERS
attracting this evening in the library Mrs. Harry Taylor. Mrs Henry Tor FOUND—Gold wrist watch. may "“3““ "23 ‘ ‘

396641 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

 

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