Evening sentinel, Friday, October 1, 1926 · page 16

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Hat Makers
Fed To Meet
try’ 3 Demand

: . EN'I‘.‘ Jonson yrs-

‘0. a I. rum—omw

. :. TEAM airman
, Illarn sous.

 

 

Is a. brisk trade in halting
. .this fall. and at the Crofut
'mpp plant in East Norwalk.
no execution. Long ago all
. tor the fall bats were filled
,IDI the soft hat department is
J - with orders from all parts of
sentry.
soon as these duplicate orders
bun filled. attention will be
, to the manufacture or early
felts. Balesmen of the com-
. ‘ have or will shortly begin
. spring hlt trips and orders will
' that the filter tanks have
Installed in the new filter
:1? GI“ the piping is being finish-
,J- the Files Engineering com-
' ,0! Philadelphia and Bridge-
III that remains to be done is
butting in of the filtering matc-
\
special uraveis and sends will
be put in the tanks. which will
. odate 236.000 gallons or wa-
fl‘hs work Will be completed in
week.

 

mas Johnstone. vice-president
i‘t‘ Crofut and Knapp company
. . .. ii: at .the factory.

 

llrls' basketball team which
"on last season will'be gath-
flaln shortly for another sea.
,Ifanuger Gertrude Pennington
iy to call for practice and
‘will be a business session at
time some plans tor the sen-
t be made. '

 

new horisintal return tubular
which was installed early in
1- mer as the flusl unit in the
plant is being covered with
.. it will be tired in a short

'Ellnor Sanford who has been
(I in the women's hat de-
t for the last year and a
resigned her position. Mrs.
was formerly Miss Elinor

 

7 Dean. Sr.. of Cleveland. 0..
, whose territory covers
idle West. is at the factory.

 

..' E. Holt. salesman in Penn-
. and New. York. leaves the
M” for his territory. Mr.
ies a line of spring felts.
, -__
(1 Ryan of the forming mill
. ed his duties after a visit

 

Representative Ogden L. Mills or
New York.

Selected by New York state Re-
pubuoans to run against Gov. Al
Smith.

 

in Philadelphia. where he attended
the Scsquieentenniai exposition and
also witnessed the Dempsey-Tunney
tight. Daniel Cavanagh and John
Guinun also saw the bouts.

 

Mrs. J. J. Hill. South Norwnlk.
has taken a position in tiio inlllinery
department.

 

John J. li‘urnswortli has returned
to his duties as superintendent of
the front shop after an absence of
several days due to illness in his
family.

 

George Markey. representing Ross
Brothers of San Francisco. was a
visitor at the factory yesterday.

 

Arthur Stack. superintendent of
the women's hat department spent
last week-end at his home in Brook-
lyn. N. Y.

 

Gilbert E. Bogart and Patrick .1.
Rough have resumed their duties at
the plant after vacations.

 

The building at Van Zant street
and Osborn avenue owned by the
Crofut and Knapp company is being
repainted.

 

Frank l’asik returned to his work
in the blocking room yesterday after
it short absence during which Mr.
I’asik recovered from the effects of
a broken nose.

 

Grace Wells. New Canaan milli-
nrr was at the factory Monday.

 

Mrs. Carol Moore and t). D. Car-
ter of the New York offices and
showrooms worn at the factory

 

 

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WCWS. Bridgeport—883.
P. M.
8:80-—0rehrstrti.
'lzouv-To be announced.
hill—Homo ’l‘alk.
8:00-’i‘o be announced.
too-Julia Adams Hambrock. So-
prano; Charles Cusscll. Barl-
tone.
WEAF.
P. M.
limo—Dinner inuslc.
7:00—lrwin Abram's Orchestra.
lulu—"Review of the Drama."
filly-Madeleine Sheppard. Claude
Reese. Negro spirituais.
8:00-Hspplness Boys.
8 :30—Wandering Minstrels.
moo-La France Orchestra.
9:30—Ethel P e s r l m a n.
Schwartzdorf, pianists.
10:00—Anglo-Persians.
10:30——Musie.
ll-lfl—Rolfe's Orcliesirt.
WRNY. NEW YORK—3N.
P. hi.
7:00—Sport rays.
7:10—Commercial digest.
7:15-Weather report.
7:20—1". T. H. Bacon. “Real Es-
late."
had—Elsa Clement. songs.
rib—Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. Eli-
zabeth Marbury.
8:00—Edward Royce. recital.
8:30—Maurice Bourg, voilinist.
9:00—Kllbansky Ensemble.
9:30—Vladmir Grstfman. violin.
9:45—Consiantino Ensemble.
10:15—Novelty night.
WJZ. NEW YORK—455.
P. at.
7:05—Geo. Olsen's Orchestra.
8:00—Serenader and Bonnie Lad-
dies.
moo—Broiler Hour.
“'GBS. NEW YORK—316.
P. M.
6:00—Unclo Geebee.
G'30—Jule Anzei's Orchestra
7:00—Itcrmun Bernard. talk.
7:10~l\iuslc.
7:15—Baseball scores; news.
7:20—Muslc.

NEW YORK—l”.

Jacob

P. M.

6:00 —— Scene from "Two Girls
Wanted."

6:15—Bello Brooks. songs.

fizao—Mr. and Mrs, Bob Schatfer.

too—Frances Spur.

hit—Herbert iluilln. tennis les-

son.

:3il—(Tttrology. Lyk-Glas Co.

:ts—l’hiiip ltldonl. barytone.

zoo—Edna li‘radlni. soprano.

Ali—Clarence Williams Trio.

zeta—Philip Rldoni. burytone.

:Utl—l’rlnco Holt and Math-line

Hardy.

9:15—ltnmbler's Orchest rn.

1(kilo—Entertainers.

10:30—0rchcstrn; celebrity.
WRAP—NEW YORK—Isl.

P. hi.

7: l 5—Sacred program.

7:30—Kilty Clientham, recital.

MOO—News digest.

man—Organ recital.

commune—s

 

 

 

two—Franklin Ford.
mot—itsbekah Beam. contralto;

Dari Bethmsnn. barytone.
lino—run. Kitty Chestnam.
into—Mary Pinney. pianist.
toms—Mixed quartet.

WEIlJ—NEW YORK—213.

P. M. ‘
two—Jack ltosenthsl't Ensemble.
tree—sitclieio Boritcnipo. barytone;
Aida Molaragnlo. soprano.
two—J. lit. Hocco. stngs.
8:]5—Blsitchs and Hugh

sauer. duets.
8:30—Clarence Williams Trio.
WHN— NEW YORK—dill

P. M.
luau—"Quality Boys."
limo—Ensemble.
Szao—Cliff Jerome. top dances.
8:35—h‘runCcs Smer. coutrulto.
SziS-J. \‘inccnt Laine. tenor,
moo—Orchestra.

MSG-Martha Kovacs. violinist.
OMS—Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood.
10:15—Jnck Davis. barytone.
10:30—Dunce orchestra.
il:00-—Dunce orchestra.

12:0) Midnight—Dance orchestra.

“NYC—NEW YORK—626

P. M.
thou—Herman Neitman. pianist.
Gilli—Market Iiigli Spots.
6:20—i‘lnno selections.
GAO-Elementary French Lessons.
7:00—Adtnnced French Lessons.
7:30—I’olice Alarms.
has-Hugh Higgins. piano.
8:00—Sulvutore Cusrnzn. mandolin-

isl.

8:3U—Talk.

B:ili—\\'oodmen‘s Jubilee Quartet.
two—Christian Schloit Musicale.
10:]5—Violin recital.
mum—Police alarms; weather.

“‘MCA. NEW YORK—3H

iii.

:UU—Olcott \‘all's String
tile.

:30-—-h‘rnio Golden's Orchestra.

(lo—Employment opportunities.

:05—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.

Bil—To be announced.

3.0—A '1‘. Power. syncopator.
.bU—Broudway Association. talk.
ail—Klein s Sercnndt‘rs.
zoo—Theatrical rmlew.
11:00-Club program.
into—Serenade”.
”zoo—Entertainers.

WEB", NEW YORK—218

til.
:Uo—Mlchncl

chat

:1 15—-‘linie pop questions.
thrill—Majestic Ensemble.
Jul—Murray Schwartz. accordion.
:lfi—illlly tiny buritone.
:30-——(inrol Margot. soprano.
:45——Asterin il‘crnnndez. tcnor.
ilizuu—Dnnco orchestra.
limo—Loo Ford.

songs.
this—lilimbvth Smith. songs.
11:30—«1-Itidic Wise Forcnmlt-rs.
\\‘llN\'. NEW YORK—«322
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llam-

son gs.

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3.

scenes—Jada

P.

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Simmons. "moxie“

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4'1!

:SO—Shopplng tour.

Death Explained

 

Seventeen years after Prof. Ross
G. Marvin, arctic explorer, was re-
ported to have perished by falling
through the ice during Peary's trip
to the north pole. a confession has
come that lie was murdered by an
Eskimo. Kudloolttoo. the killer, who
became a Christian and was troubl-
ed by his conscience, says that
Doctor Marvin became insane and

was shot in the defense of another
I‘Lskinio.

 

8:00—Dramal0g, E. Joseph.
lS—Sld Lesser. songs.
30—htastil Orchestra.
zoo—Sioux City Six.
:SO—Symphony Trio.
:00-Sioux City Six.
:30—-Studlo orchestra.
“‘OR. NEWARK-405
lit.
215—13111 Wathey. "Sports."
30-—8trlng quartet. ‘

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o-‘h—l

:25

—News bulletin.
SO-Ilardman moment muslcalc.
tis—lilsry Craig. soprano: George

Gordon. bnrytone.

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arm—Organ recital.
9:1 ill—Mary Craig. George Gordon
9.30— String lilo: ltnsunn. l.‘".i\
contrailo.
Nisan—Dance orchestra.
Mrs. (‘or'inrr lmproflng.
Mrs. Earl W. Connor. 1 Henry
street. has returned to her home
from the Norwnlk hospltnl. where

she recently underwent an oprrutlon

 

i'or appendicitis. Mrs. (‘onncr is
coiirnlescing nicely.
l-‘nmily Pride.
"Stu-en. door" whispered the

luirL'lnr's bride n.- he started on his
I\'i“lllllR'8 work. "try to be a little

 

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morn quiet when you come in to-
nu:lil."

"Soit'nly. kid." replied the fond

Frank Lynne.iluisl~nnd. "Did i wake youse up las‘

'nirlil?"

"No. but you awakened mother.
\nd 1 don't want her running up to
tho penitentiary and complaining to
father that I married an amn-
tciir."-l.egion Monthly.

hesitant.“ cm.

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1926.

 

 

i5-—-.‘\iary Craig. Ggorge Gordon.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Double

DOUBLE
BREASTEDS

Some of the smartest models of the
season will be Suits of this mode.
You'll Welcome this style, if for
nothing else but a change. Greater
values than ever here at

$25, $28 50.3 .3? 50

Special Stile of Top (‘oats

$21.75

'\ -ll|ii'\ to $30 tit)

Palace Clothes Shop

13 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

To Drop From Plane!

l'Alh‘CHI‘TIZ S’ll' .\'1' APR. \hGl-‘D

FOR ’l‘lilliSIMY ()l‘ I‘Alli

WEEK.

The croutls nl Ill-E I).lliblil‘y Fair
will have a limit Thursday after-
noan of the Fair. “hen they will see
a parachute drop from an airplane
flying over the grounds. Arrange-
ments for this attraction \wro made

C lit-op Your Food Cold, and Properly Refrigerated With W
I C E
“are us supply you steadily and regularly, it costs little.

PHONE 985
FREIGHT YARD

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yestrrdny botwet-u (l. .\l. iiiindle. VACATION FOOTWEAR
secretary of the Fair. and a repre- . . . .. - ' '
“mama of me “eran ”(LL shoe need: for \t’lttlllOll wear are a bit different from our

This store is showing many new ideas in shoes
Tennis shoes, golf shoes,

usunl needs.
for both sport and dress wear.
umccnsius and dress models.

ucts company. of Waterbury.

'l’lio :iirpluiic \\ill lulu: oif
a poliit near the i~‘.ilr Grounds. Ai-
ter a flight over the grounds ”to
pilot will rise to u height sui'firitnt

$2.00 to $12.50
to give the inuii who is to make the .

a... mom. .. Mm... w m. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

will be made. it is plunnnl. so that; SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

the parachute will land within the-
rnco track enclosure. l

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Tuesday.

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a matter of this

 

 

 

 

land.

ELlEF

At the request of Governor Trumbull who has asked all theatres int
Sunday afternoon for the stricken area of Florida, the Rialto, Palace and Regent theatres will cooperate with
the Go'vernor and present excellent programs at each theatre The programs:

PA LA CE-- RICHARD BARTIIELMESS iii
. E L E A V E” and Selected Shorter Features
EGENT "COR RI‘NE GRIFFITH in
A S S I F] E . ” and Selected Shorter Features

 

”end Selected Short Features 9

PERFORMANCES BEGIN at 2:15

The entire proceeds will he donated for the relief of Florida. The theatres and programs are to he devot-
ed Sunday afternoon for this purpose the management: hearing all expenses only being too willing to assist in

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FIT SUM, OBT. 3

his state to hold benefit performances

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ADMISSION 25c