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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 13, 1926 · page 2

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1926

ms mo WM! NORWALK. CONN.

HARBOR VIEW

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TOPPING THE WOOLWORTH TOWER

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BUNKER-div doctor tells
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Morisrity 'i‘sggvd
James Morlurliy ol‘ t’us t'ui; wus
Illgijt'll )‘t‘oiurtiiiy by l'ollr- ll..ill Mur.
phy ("i °\'tillm0 pnllllllg on l-Iunl
\Vztll street. He posit-ti is l. “.1 tor

Country club some time out week:
Leonard W_ood. Wullucu Mucreery,
Jr., Juuit Mocreery. Gordon 1. Cohen.
UN. Dovis ond William Woods. Jr.
Four out at the six upplicsnto will

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. Mr suns Is most-lien to: tool—Bulletin annoy. _
W; of lhd hon on “It. birds W ‘ Dd chosen to "present Harbor \iew court dpptallldnce, \uguq |\
. bet- 1. At first tints the low A mutt-w expert motors thst the In tho much. .
V .0“ on the lesser and greet"- next we:- will be toulht by male- 0 c 0 Stockings must in) n. i, .m. m-
Mrs. George Jollllnloll entertained They seem to run ill mum l [unlit-m

 

a number or her lriemis nt luncheon
end bridge yesterday ut her home .‘
on the inlet.

From who! would the other night
we land the impression thst it hsd
stoned—Punch.

, a) flour old on moot notes-
. “the ore treleesod
”auction until 0c

GET . BIG BOOST
FROM DINNER

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Mr. snd Mrs Hurry Stevens, the
\nudmillo teem of Stevens and
I’runolio, will entertain the residents
with thelr twoa-duy shit at the
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sleek dinner in the lisrbor View “‘5‘ . . .

c bhodoo hut evenlr tor the bene-
nluot U1. Harbor Vltlzlfv Fm) tlclltil‘l- About 30 liitllt'x (if the Illitllt‘a' .\ltl
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ment. The guests enjoyed s de-

 

licious supper cooked by it special
ooterrr from Norwaik. Oscar
schultso end were entertained otter
the least. by the tslenteti members

Methodist church in Willlsnlshridgo.
N. Y.. urrh'ed in s luruo bus st the
bt‘lit'll yesterrisy morning. and were
the guests nt luncheon or Mrs. C. D.

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M M “Yul. co‘luow of the summer voiony who altvuyn‘SII'urI‘Y- Jr.. "W h" "Wm". M"-
generously offer their sorxiucs on Askey. .‘
such occasions.
The steak was cooked owr u Calllnuflugo stockings are the int.

chsrcoul tlro outside the cinhhouso not. but they won't become popular.

and then brought in and urn-d by
the young ladies. Tlu'eo lurin- inhles
were put up in the club run”) and

 

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the guests outed themselves us they
piesud. All all‘cod tllut no better ak O
meal lied ever been cookmi lit the Qu er ats
beech. and bone so quickly disposed
TheNorwnllt CoaleSupp ly Co. "stands b n
Home of those who ctllt‘rllllnml tho

residents utter the meul hml llt‘l}ll_
llnishsd were J. C. Nugmt, thn pop- i
ulu‘ Actor-author of "liempy" llililt‘; ,
Williem Glelm. the Men-apolitnn‘
singer; snd Phil Ohmnn, the accom-
plished pisnist who won one or the
pflncipol "Mons for the long tun
ot "Lsdy Be Good" in New 3".0lk l .
Mr. end Mrs Hurry Stovons uho‘
ore known to the vsudovllls Dillillt‘
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you through
the mormng'

Important for Children
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The Woolworth building in flow York. W the toll! building
in America, is to lose thst distinction. The look mower, under construe-
tioo in Detroit, will top New York's most famous sunspot by 80 mt.
This picture shows the t‘onlpdl’llhe height oi the two budding;

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Final Clearance Sale

MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS

 

emu-ed tire insetetors with their
. song! Ni ’0 0|. George Musgrnve ow you feel .n mom“). de-
- . reoit d s i h t 'i u . t ,
SEEKS in crepe de~chine and rayon $2 to $2. 95 "UN 20 1“"er He'lller.uct:glzll: :to‘ihiolulnfl for bailiff; t. ‘mnxrhivmn:: Former Prlces 3,535.00 to $40.00
-lk Ties, plain and dotted . . . . . . . . . . . . . Octo 89c - «pertinent. thsnlted U10 residents emetic “moon. Mm“, o, m"
' bresldsst eating. ... Now _

tor thoir tntreest in the benefit.
° ' To feel right. you must have s

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Rm TAKEN The tire deportment nrrnngcd the Ewellobolanced complete breskhlt
bonollt for the purpose or ruining ”anion At other male—lunch and
IN WORT funds to properly equip the station. ”inner-you get it. But breskfsot is

Collar and Vest Sets in linen, lace, satin and crepe~
,. .) (lo-chine at popular prices.

Head8 Eggs, new styles in a variety of colors, $2. 00

BIBLE STUDENTS
TO GIVE PLAY

Leaders. oxtrs hose. smoke masks. hurried-often badly chosen.

ones sud hooks sro badly needed by l Thus Qnsirer Osmooutsining “5%
the depot-talent. ior unless the ipmtein. food's greet tissue builder.
equipment is complete it will be un- ' 58% arbohydme. its greet energy

$23.75 7

Red Tag Prices on Furnishings

“k HOBiery In the leading Shades ' ' ' ”950 to 53' 00 The pupils at the Hunnrisn Re- State Policemen Charles Qulciey 0! oble to meet on emergency at the element, ltn ell-inn rtsnt vita-
\ncntion bible Westport berrscks msdo his second bench. noel :mm. of mo benefit Imines the “bul' that makes

lorm church dnlly lonti sold d d. the die-
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any more news and" ‘3 Bandeauxi Garter Balm school sr‘o vI-nnin: uvon a time haul ot oiioged beer in we only: an hove not yet been made known but
they Garters, Lingerie Ribbon, Belts, Pins and “I 9‘” ‘° 1” “W“ st the am" i- " o'clock yellerdoy utemofin.‘ on the "00.040 "1" so far townrds a“: "3' d W W“ Ml! '
Clips for bObbGd hair exercises of the school. No definite m. m reed Wssiport, neor seompioting tho sppsrstus. M 6%!"00" the noun! 0 ers
- ldnto has yet been announced by corner When he stopped s the ten e e . “than ““03””!- vens
' RN 03‘3"" DOR‘II- T“ W" “I“ Meek truck loaded with 10 bsrrels or -—Pisno 1am", Studwrll puma I G“ M I06“ Grocers
melt likely b0 coached ‘17 1* 0 N0— beer consigned mm either Bridge- co. ”on. 1“,...Mv, lam" "'0 U04" Qlflc Quite: TWO STORES
W3“ 19"?“0‘" It “" '°h°°‘- port or Newxnsvon to Astoria. 1... I. o o o fiat! hi Salome, sad N lk SO N ,, ll
, . TM "3°th “m h" m" “Ill The bsrrels were lsbelled with the The following boys at the bench orwa ‘ - 01‘Wd {
Q Q a e e ; creased by °“°' Miss ‘Eliub; names of brewers but when the driv- are competing in the elimination
“’0" I“ sssisting m the I" msry " er. Fred Sehettien. :97 'i‘rotmsn tournment to choose a tennis team qua ker O t
, ”mm“ street. Brooklyn. wss srrestod he do- to meet the tum or the Norwslk a s
Vim'Washlngton street South Norwalk "““"“‘ “"-" ol|strhedithot til; borrels were tilled ...
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opponents. Luneh was served at the Billie Brown. of no sddress, won
'pevilion 33¢ the rest of {3. Wu" taken ill in Rsllrosd svenue. lost
and mm sports run on during the cvenlns- IN “I "M“ et tho 01- EVERY DAY
afternoon ties of Dr. Robert )1. Wells. Ho 4
Superintendent Thomas MuLenn figzntlggogl‘m in “1° ““73“?!“ 9°-
01 Norwslk led the iocsi porty thst ' '
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atomic he mode the rounds lookk “agency. They should wstch
th is 3 id ‘ duo s. uclu est with shovels.
”2:131:13; ltkllet :Xton'tlggd:isc:r:uh::b on sale At These Places:
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loiy s. :let‘berz: wowrzn. Gall? 03%;}: 500 e
’ l lamb II): $311133“? “lino“ all: “ml So th N ~ 0 w N 1, MW
. o c e on on . u . omlk . . e on, 1 sehing- 1. Murphy, Main St. 8
l ‘ T4028 . . . . . . . . . . . 39¢ fixation. memo" Monster .1. a. Player Piano ton SL, 80. Norwslk. Center Aves» Norwalk.
I ‘ mm s s e e e e e e e e e o Ibo & CHARGED WITH THEFT word Rona A“ Alhoge, 41 Railroad Av." snake Shop, 2 south Main
W i. ., p3 lb. or II II m “om 35c EaCh So. Norwalk. St" south Nomdk' East Norwalk
,, Ch , H _ e o s o o e o o s o e & Will I b “I w It w Til . O, Allegretto, 69 Lexington Union NOWI. Railroad AVE"
‘ Che ' lb 1% otreot:t$ord‘P:lmer.eJr., 1):; .333“ ‘Stlltlwell PM co‘ Am, So. Nor-walk. South Norwelk. John Armour, Winfield 8t},
_ V' P: sf s o o o o o .' g“ ‘ Slogan?.:hn“w:‘r:lm;nnit ‘ F“ d. 001mm, 35 North Newbsuer’s Drug Store, Edlt Norwslk.
_ . . ‘ ‘ . _ _ 3‘13“};“h 3013“” Bo'bem a“ 33 No. II, in a" Phone 128 Msin gt” So. Norwalk. Foil-field & Conn. Avon, S. h. Gannon Phat, 31 van 2“:
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:I I m ' Y on chsrged with :33“: of all Goo.0uneo,144Wuhinrton Norw 1k St" Em N°rmlk ‘
eroi oust-ts ot milk and some rein " 8h, 50- NOI'Wllk- a 1 Halo L'b t S ‘
from houses in Chestnut street ind? - . ' er, 1 er y qua"-
the his: district. TM! will be men J. Cstrone, 18 Ely Ave., So. Ngwfifih 15 W’“ AV", 8°. Em “"5““
tomorrow morning. Noun“: .
‘ ' , Joe. Schavnen, 232 East
e e s s e e e s s o o o e e e e o‘ste o 5 “mafia: m“ ‘0‘ D! NDIO’. but “00$ IBOAT ' Mgr &88im°n’ 116 south Nanréodzul, 73 Wm strQOt' Ave" Eat Norwuk.
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loulpped with sleeping do- n, 30.1, 3 gm” 3mg,» United Gigs: Store. thin as Colletti’ .
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