Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 10, 1926 · page 9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ruin-runners followed the tourists to New England shores this summer

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' -and the Coast Guardsmen followed the rum-matters. By revenue cutter.
lecturer and airplane they descended tor a sweeping campaign.

Photo

shows the first prise. the “Sumner." lett, with a prise crew on board

bung escorted into Boston harbor by the cutter “Merrill. ”

 

Mr. And Mrs. Shane

Leaving For Hollywood

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shane. Hill-
~. top last. will leave next Saturday for

 

 

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SPORT TIES '

Windsor Ties, long and wide,
» in solid colors, polka dots and
. numerous novelty designs,
,2 all very smart, 75c and 98c
_' each.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 Washington St,
So. Nomlk.

 

 

 

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Hollywood Calitornia. where they
will make their permanent home.

Mr. Shane will be atiiliated with
Associated First National Pictures
as assistant director 0! the publicity
department. of which his brother
Maxwell Shane. is director.

Mr. Shane has been connected
with the Pearl Silk company in
Quincy street. this city. while Mrs.
Shane has been on the editorial
stat! of the Evening Sentinel.

 

IANNAOONE TREATED a'r
nosrrran FOR anusns

Constantino Iannacone. 221 Ely
avenue. was admitted to the Nor-
unlk hospital at 11 p. m..
in: from slight abrasions to the
head and knee. He was treated by
Dr. William H. McMahon and Dr.
W. W. Tracey. He was discharged at
midnight. The cause of the man's
injuries were not learned.

 

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THE EVENING SEWEIr-SOUTH NORWALK. CONNj- PAGE NINE
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WAY TO ELKS’
CONVENTION

Thomas A. skcliy. prominent steel
merchant of itniiroztd avenue. lett
this noon tor Chicago as delegate
to the Elka' .ustionai convention
irom Norwalk Lodge. No. 700. B.
P. O. E.

Mr. Skelly is alternate in the place
ot Joseph J. Linxweiler who was
elected delegate trom Norwalk
Lodge early in the Spring. but who
died in Bristol Monday.

Mr. Skelly left from New Haven
in a special lraln.

 

Supreme Convention
Reports Read Last
Evening At Grotto

At the meeting or Monker Grot-
to. No. 56, M. 0. V. P. E. R.. in
Washington street Masonic Temple
last evening only routine business
was transacted. Reports 0: Oscar
Schultse. Edward' R. Von Castle-
berg and James H. Taylor the dele-
gates to the supreme convention
were read. Several applications were
received.

Further plans were made to attend
Glra Grotto day at Luna Park. Co-
ney Island. July 31.

 

County Voiture Meets
In Westport Tonight

A large delegation of members at
the 40 and 8 American Legion of

this city will attend a meeting of ,

the Fairiield County Voiture, to be
held in the Red Cross building
Westport. this evening. Delegates to
the state convention in New Haven
will be elected.

Nothiltg-Rcckless About
Attorney Klein

Attorney Henry J. Klein 0! this
city. argued his own case when ur-
raigned in the Bridgeport city court
on the charge of reckless driving
yesterday. He put up a very good

 

plea. and the charges were nolled. Their positions take

 

This great gash in the side of the loll Just shalt tho conning tower.was
cut by the prow ot the City at Rome. when submarine and steamer col-
lided oil lllotlt Island. B. 1.. last tall. and was the attract, an. of her

sinking

Keogh Made Director

Of Bankers’ Capital Corp.

 

Judge John Keogh was elected a
director at the Bankcrs' Capital
Corporation. of New York. it was
announced yesterday at. a director's
meeting of that firm. E. J. Sturges.
president of the Eastern Bankers
corporation. and former bank corn-
missioner of Connecticut was also

 

elected to the board of directors.
effect imme-

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more than three times the height at the man on deck.

 

Notice the length of the gash.

diatoiy. Judge Keogh is a director oi
the People's Trust Co. He is now in
lJr-troil.

Clara Hill Expected
Home From Mexico Today

Miss Clara Hill is expected to Al'-
rive today from Mexico City. tor a
Us“ with her sister. Mrs. Helena
llill Word of Wilson Point. Mill
Hill. formerly a Norwslk resident.
has been doing missionary! work in
Mexico City. tor several years.

TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION

FOR RENT—l rooms. newly decor.
nth. hot water. gas and electricity

 

 

 

9 Grant at. Rent 823.00. Tele-
phone 1541.
FOR SAi.E-Bulclt. latest model

sport coupe (Big Six) with rum-
ble seats. In A-l condition. very
reasonable. Address Private Own-
or cio Sentinel.

 

 

 

Brougham its the same power-

ful and capable motor that powers the
most expensive Paige models. It is a
bandlnlcarJtisoneoithe easiestcars
tohsndlaltsaecelerationisinstantaneous.
Its Paige-Hydraulic 4-wbeel brakes in-
” ale and positive braldng always.
Its wonderful readability and comfort

 

 

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woulddocredittothecostlieetcarbuilt.

The Bronghsrnisisrgerandroomierthan
moat sedans—it is finished in two tones
of gray polihod lacquer; upholstered in
aot‘t.lnstrous andlong-wearingmstsrlala.
Weinviteyoutoseeit—andtodrive it
Lentirely without obligation—soon!

PAIGE- JEWETT MOTOR SALES CO.

Phone 4170
59 No. Main St.

South Norwaik, Conn.
Opening Evenings

 

 

 

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Glass For 'Automobiles Exclusively

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