Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 25, 1926 · page 5

 
 

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, 408.—Adv.

1 . " and Gauss-Adv.

I Mrs. George A. Farnum of Sara-

#1. Irwin" at the
11¢th hospital. an eye opor.
. tel-an illness or pneumonia. The de-
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TODAI’I Em

Palace —- "California Straight
Ahead."

Regent-"They All Wont Some-
thing."

Rislte—“Her Second Chance."

COMING EVENTS.

May 26. -—Play by Our Sister Re-
bekah lodge.

May fl.—-South Norwalk Boat
Club Chicken Supper.

Hay zt—Fdrdold County League
0. Women Voters meet. in Norwsik.

May 28. -Girl Scout Rally and
Pageant at Center Junior High
School.

May 28. --B. It. Club at Lola Bax.
ter’s in Rowayion.

May 28.—Pageant and Girl Scout
Bally at Center Jr. High.

May 29.—Wedding of Miss Mary
Weed. daughter or Mrs. Helene
Hill Wood 0! Wilson Point.

Ma? 29.—Poppy Day.

May 30.—-Newland-Brown wed-
ding.

June 2.—Instsllation New oili-
cers. Fraternal Order Eagles.

June 8.—Spring Outing Ladies
Aid, St. Peters'.

June 4.-—Fsiri'ield County Repub— '

lican Women's Luncheon at Dor-
ian‘ s.

 

Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)

Sun Rises ............ 4:26 A. M

Sun Sets 7:14 P. M.
High Tide 10:07 A. M.
Low Tide . ......... ... 4:20 P. M.

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Miss Ethel Somora and Miss .An-_
nette Somers. ct Fairneld avenue.
and Rudolph Ratzcnberger. oi
Grove street. visited New Haven
Sunder.

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—Now is the time 0; year tor fur
storage. The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all iur storage
here is insured against tire and
then. 67 North Main St. Phone

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Ralph Waldo Emerson. poet and.
philosopher. was born in Boston
Mass... May 25. 1303.
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There will be an important meet-
:ing of the Young People's Guild of
Trinity church. in the guild hail this
evening.
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-—Anthracite. All sizes. Harris

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(no Springs. N. Y.. is visiting the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ray-
mond. West. Washington street.

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~Radios and Victrotas sold on
easy terms. Dounelly.-Adv.
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Alfred L. O'Brien. managing edi-
tor or The Evening Sentinel. is ill
at his home in Bridgeport today.

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A number of local reserve oflicers
are planning on attending the meet~
‘9' of the Stamford Chapter. Re-
serve Odlcers' association, in the
Stamford armory. June 4.

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—L e h i g 11 coal. automatically

|kers. N. Y.

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Miss Faith Ryan and a. trio of Tilers.
They are “Carter Glass." “Billy Sun-
day" and, on Miss Ryan' -s head.
"Dick Byrd. " They are progeny of
“Harding" and “Alice' ’ and were
born when the circus reached Rich-
mend. Va. Faith—you' ve guessed it
--ia an animal trainer.

Mr. and Mrs. duy 12;. Fuller of Ten-

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Miss Mabel Montgomery of 154
Main street was a recent visitor

’ with friends in Noroton Manor.

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Business of only a routine nature
was transacted at the meeting of
the advisory boaid of the Norwaik
Chapter of DeMolny in the Dcliiolny
club house. in West menuca inst
evening.
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The Palace Taxi company. of
which Joseph Fratino is proprietor.
is having a telephone booth erected
in North Main street. adjoining the
Palace Lunch. 5.
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Charles C. Hendrick and Rowland
A Schwebel of 11 Reed street will

Visit. friends in Brooklyn N. Y” this
evening.
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Max Neuman. employed by the
Bette Plumbing company, Wall

street. claimed ”repair or spectacles
turned over to the first district police
Saturday ,
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Frank Singewald. 0t 21 Grandview
avenue. was tagged yesterday after.
noon to appear in the first district
court for parking,his motorcvcie on
Wall street at the foot of Mill Hill
in violation or the parking ordinance.
He is the first motorcycle operator
to be tagged since the ordinance
went into effect for parking in a
restricted zone. singew ald posted a
$2 bond.
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The first district commissioners
are installing a. six-i inch high pres-
sure main irom Summit street

through Reservoir avenue.
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Automobiles operated by Anthony
Cohp 507 Broadway. Astoria. L. 1..
and Miss Louise Cheka of Darieu
figured in a collision at the corner
of Cedar street and Connecticut 111 e-
nue early last evening. The dam-

 

ucreened. Harris and Cans—Adv.
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Albert Walker. an aged man. wasl
found wandering in Springwood by,
Patrolman John Smith yesterday ar- 1
tor-noon. An investigation revealed
the (act that he resided at the home
at George Burke. Connecticut ave-
nue. and he was returned there.

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The regular weekly card night at
the South Norwalk Club will be held
in the club rooms tomorrow eve-
ning. The dinner to the winners of
the lastvoard tournament will; be
held in the club rooms. Wednesday
evening. June 2.

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-—DORLON'S SHORE. HOUSE.

-Now opened for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
shore Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Norwaik 2298.—Adv.

A meeting or the executive com.
mittee ot the Nor-walk Council at
Religious Education will be held
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Rosalie Jesse. 16 Franklin street.
After the business session. the
clergyman will decide on the place
tor the' annual picnlb ot the asso-

elation.
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-—Put coal in now. excellent qual-
ity. well screened and at the best
price (or this year. immediate de-
liveries. Alfred Brown. Coal. Mer-

ritt St. Phone 2803-2.

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The condition of Mrs. Robert M.
Wblte or 61 South Main street. who.
has been seriously ill at pneumonia.
“reported as being much improv-
ed today. She solely passed the cri.
do. mnday evening and is now get-
an along nicely.

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—A uee lecture on Christian Ici-
enoe at the assent Theatre. my to.
set:30p.m.D.S.T.a1iarewei-_
coma—Adv.

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For their drst game of the sea-
son. Nor-all Chapter or Malay
will meet Stamford Chapter's base-
ment: for e. twilight game to'-,
ram :evening at the Beaten
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beau-elector alum
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*1 and Mrs. Norton Taylor- and

age was slight and the mafia set-
tled bets-sen the drivcls.
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Joseph Fratino local taxi man,
has opened a taxi office next to the
Palace Taxi Company.

Building Inspector George S. Hub-
bell has received plans for the new
theatre to be constructed for Harry
Goodwin in West Washington street.
He will go overt the plans and will
probably issue a permit semetimo

this week.
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The test car of the Connecticut
company ran oVer local lines today
to look for leaks in the overhead
wires and tracks. _

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Theeiast signs 5: winter amp.
pcarcd here today. A snow plow
passed through Norwaik on its way
to Bridgeport. Th1 car came 1 from
Stamford and will be- given a thor-
ough overhauling in Bridgeport. It
also will give way to an open car.

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' Anson T. Leary. tormer‘ secretary
or the Westport Y. M. C. A., was a
recent business visitor in Norwalk.
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Ellen G. Potter. of 1 West 67th
street. New York City. was tagged
yesterday sites-noon by» Policeman
John Murphy on a charge ot V-lola'to
ing the parking ordinance on Main
street. TheNewFIorkwoman posted
a 8: bond for appearance in the first
district court, Saturday morning,

| Death: and Funerals]
‘Robert 0. Sutton 1-
Bobert G. Sutton. three months

 

Sutton. 11%. died yesterday at' the
home at his parents. 2 Mernln
street. Funeral services will, be
held this- Moon et_ 4 o'o‘eck.
Rev. )1. P., Culver. pastor oi the
Norwalk Methodist church. will’ or.
delete. Interment will be in Nor-
welk cemetery.

John O‘Connell.

John O'Connell. a former resi-
dent ot Norwalk passed away 1-‘1-1.
day evening at the home 0: his
daughter. Mrs. James Thomson. of
North Conway. New Hampshire. at-

 

seassd‘hlsurvived by one son. and
three daughters. Ilr. J. 1!. O’Connell
of New York. airs. James Thomson
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So W01!“ To Meet

The Everyman Bible Class or
the demo liorwslk Baptist church
will hold 0 .00!!! meeting. chncs-
day night. May 3|. at 8 o'clock. at

, the church. l. L. Sexton and 1]. 1c,

Bartram will be the speakers.
Series is oommander-in-chiot
the Norwalk Everyman's
CM. MP Bartram has taken 11 Very
prominent part in the W‘Oili ot' the
class.
part in the work or the class

The Il’tlet church orchestxs “ill
furnish music. Albert Dunn will gch
a basic solo. Louis Wood will sing

.Mr.
of

limb"

two selections. Mr. Salton I!!! he
has a- great surprise for all.‘

All members are urged to be
present. Bring your sonssnd teth-
ore. is the request. Mon connected
with any. other church are also in-
Vltml. Light refreshments will be
(PM Hi.

(living Him the (ins.

‘fh'lsmh .ionrs. l'so lakin' up a cob
lodlion to' (in benefit at our worthy
pustuh.” exclaimed one of the broth-
1-011. "You know, he‘s leavin’ us to'
to take a church down in Mobile, ‘an'
no thought we'd get together and
rho him 11 little momentum "—Tho
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cord life will

insure a pleasant motor trip
over the holiday. .

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Start Work 011' New
Brophy Laundry Today’-

Work nus started on the constrm

'the new ”0,000 laundry
building in Day street (01 Patrick
Brophy this morning. The building

tion or

will be one. story. 0: brick and steel
liveproot construction.
Inln 6.000 square test or floor space.
i‘he contract has been awarded to
the firm of Mattlello.and lasurosulm

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you llrst met mummy?"
dear,‘ 1: was at a dinner
party and there were thirteen at
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578. 400 tons.

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Ten Bids Are Received .1
0n Reserve Reservoir

received on the work.
will be awarded within 1hr- 1111\1 in

Sales of structural
first: quarter of 1926
against 501,200
in the like period 0! i925.
to the Department or (‘ommormu

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Special Releases

“Don't. Steal Daddy's Medal“

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it will 0011- city hall. last evening. ion 111.11. “111.11

"Dinah”-—-Organ Record
by Crawford

DONNELLY’S

So. Norwalk - Westport

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WASHINGTON STREET

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Golf equipment of standard
sort is ready for you in
complete assortment. 1

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“Travel Week ”’ Showing Most Needed Things—Apparel—Luggage—
Implement for the Sports—For Week End or Long Vacation

New “Water Blossom” Silk
{Frocksi— “Mallinson” genuine

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one or“ the Mallinson silks .
de luxe—Washable in all
1ts colors. We picture but

ent styles 11? every new
color, including the smart
pastel shades and high
crayon colors.
how delicate the tint of
’the fabric—the color is
washable, without loss of

washable radium

$15» ,i

“Water Blossom” is

of about twenty differ-

No matter

original tone or lustre.
espite the distinction of these frocks—their fine tailor-
g and high qualitv fabric—the price is unbelievably

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Colors:

Malvla rose
Ivory
Peach
Maine
Thistle
hurt
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Flemish green
Golden gate
Wood
Rust

All sizes—-
Ch oose at

$15 .

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Silk Gloves from a

well known maker for

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_ We are not allowed to advertise the name-— at the
mppears on every box—They are beautiful utility
and every pair made to sell for much more.
, have cuffs of most every description—scalloped, embroi-
w red and ruffled We offer them“ 1n perigee, mode, cheri,

doeskin, pheasant

Choice now at $1.

Main floor. center. .

Impertant Feature oI

our Beauty Service 18
Permanent Wavmg

 
 

, d an oil
. . ready for any occasion. You’ll find it an asset
or over e holiday or while on vacation.

poo—will lesvsy

Other special beauty services are shampoolng
t,‘ manicuring, hair dyeing, fac1al We:

OafllenneD ghtlully I

“in

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Third door.“

‘ A permanent waveéLs‘xpertly given by our skilled

.ecds

acial treahnente~a new type of
successful in invigoreting'alid‘

e£00111}: lexion 83.50.
’3 hair cutting on Hob Horse Ohms
Phone Barnum 4541 or an

 

Toilet Wares
specially priced

' this week ,
Tooth pastes & powders

Dr. Dylan's tooth paste or powder
lie. 0 for 50¢.

Torhan's tooth paste lie. 3 for 500.
‘ Puritan's tooth pastes, large “c. 3
for It.

Ipana tooth paste Me. 8 for $1.

Pebeeoo tooth genetic.

Pmdent toot paste up 3 for 8!.

Pyerrhicide tooth powder “cs

fluorine tooth paste lie, 8 for 500.

Face creams and lotions
t a Randall's cold cream——

tubes 00.. large 15c. small jars file.

'i ‘Slaiey & “Almond cream 10c
lee Is. no use!
a Massage cream or Day

QM ”C.
“0:046 or Vanishing cream.

ill I
on cold cream 42c.
lose night cream 101.

Face & talcum powders

La Blacho face powder ”a

W: beauty powder soc.

Indy Itory taco powder 35c.

“Tehran 3 baby powder 151:.

vis talent powder lac.
Mary talcum powder 10c.

Din-ll. talcum powder 21c.
“midnut'o race powder in all tints

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Ranges, etc.
Mary rouge 1011.

Der n's rouge brunette sec.
Penneian rouge dac.

Hair preparations
Mulsided eoooanut oil shampoo sec.
3 :or 01.
Mngnderine. lrnail 25c. medilln Inc.
“3122“; root hair tonic 80o.
ootshenspoo soc.
Amen! shampoo 10c.

Soaps

rake. iivo- shampoo sec.
to the warp 8 for 30¢. (Limit 6
a

mm»
Cutie”. soap lie. I for Mo.
tar solo in: I for sec.

3331:” 11¢. a tor soc.
W s soap 1111:. 8 for we.
use 10-35

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‘3 Deodorants

Amoilnp new”. .Inail 10c. large sac.
Mum. small 1 8m Mc. large 8.0.
Odorono. small 33c. medium 45c.

Depilatorles
Neel. 35c.

Odorono Ole.

Montana

. mail 18c. medium sec.
1031. email ”a. medium see.
Hat-tine. small. 3 oz. lie. 7 as. 801‘.

14 ea.
Peroxide 10 os.1iic.

She avlng Sea
Mennen' . shaving cream
‘ Palm Olive drawing cream ‘lic.

Absorbent cotton
_ Absprbmt cotton. 10 es. rolls ”c.
m powder in largo tips with
large on! “c. .

Bathsslis

sals- nus. sesame been in bottles
or packages ids.
not. you“ and spun waters

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Stauncb, dependable luggage,

for short trip or long Journey

Good substantial luggage made by folks that}
are famed for making luggage that gets there and:
back—that makes trips and trips and is always
good for another.

Deep cut bags made on steel f1.1me—-br'1~s locks and
catches-Jinan plaid lining with pocket. and leather lined;
$850 to $10.1

. Deep cut bags, leather lined on steel frame 11:1an
sewed—wide cut bag 1n rich brown, 18 inch $15.

Black enamel auto suit cases r‘eadv to stiap on the
runnmg board-wery roomy $10.

Boston bags, black or brown, $1 to $5.

Black enamel suit casts. light and strong $3 50 to $6

Black or brown hat boxes covered with cobra grairl‘
material and lined with fancy cretonne uith pocket andi

hat form $5.
Black enamel hats boxes with form pocket $3. 50. Q ; ,
Neverbreak wardrobe trunks $29 to $45. ,1 ”4

Dress trunks, all sizes. Special $15.

Special suit case—made on wood frame with brass
lock and handle covered with cobra grain material or
black enamel 151/2 x 101,4 x 51/9 inches. Special at $1.19.

Third iloor. center.

 

Open Stock Dinner Ware 1

one quarter off- on each $10
$10 worth for only $7. 50

In other words $2. 50 oil each $10 purchase of anyj
open stock dinner ware—$5 off purchase of $20 worth and;
$7. 50 of purchases of $30 worth.

Subject to the condition of our present stocks. No
special orders taken at this reduced price. This IS a splenq
did opportunity to replenish your set or anticipate your:

Summer cottage needs. The offer is for this week only.
. Fourth floor.

At the lowered price
these shoes travel far

$4.65

True thev are odd lots but they are standard How
land shoes. Iey are good styles that have sold Out
quickly and left us with broken sizes. So as is our cusI
tom TV; cut the price tofctlfiar them out. ’

ere are pum ps‘o e step-in type ando oera st les.l
You’ll. find,- tan and blonde and grey and blac bothyki
satin and patent leather and the chances are you'llfln
{pursue m the yeti-{type typeof Summer footwear you like,
prim” do you simp y pay instead of $6 to $7.50 the 10171

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