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mane—"La Boheme."
police—"xiii Boots."
Regent—“Campus Flirt."
; Bun And 'l‘ido For Tomorrow.
idol: lilacs 5.5iiA. M.
tl'ho lvsntag Isnttssl woloomaa
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be rejected be-
cause of the carelessness of the
writer.
Many people fail to write
names legibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
recopled in The Sentinel office
and there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
use a double-space in writing
-opy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where nec-
essary.
Sun Bets 6:19 P. M.
High Tide............ 10:11A. M.
Low Tide 4:45 P. M.
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‘Mlss Jeannette Oliver. Myrtle
dyenue, attended tho celebration.
given in honor of Miss Oliver's
\tncle. John Knapp. in Wilton last
Monday evening. John Knapp has
\ .lllst been reelected "mayor" of
Wilton. this went causing the cele-
bration.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carbo and
family. Stamford, were guests over
the week-end at the home of Mrs.
Corbo's mother. Mrs. Mezzo. Wood-
ward avenue.
"Tony" Wicmar. Woadward ave-
nue. went on a hunting trip. Satur-
day? but luck was looking the other
way for "Tony" came home minus
the ”game."
Lucille and Emma Benton, Maple
Vlvenue. have taken positions for
. Thursday in the "Green Dragon."
—ANNOUNCli)lliNT—-
That Henry li‘. Kolle is no longer
a representative in any capacity for
. the Paige-Jewctt Motor Sales Co.
f i’aige-Jewett Motor Sales Co.——Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walsh. 9 Clay
street. and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hur.
icy of Grandview avenue. have re-
turned to their homes from a trip
south. Many places of interest were
1": visited by this party. Their first
airplane ride was taken and is said
to have lacked the expected sensa-
- tion for the airplane operator was
r; . very gentle and didn't turn any loop.
i ‘ the-loops.
Miss Ruth Reynolds. Broad River.
spent the week-end at the home of
, Miss Martha Edge of Wilton.
3 Miss Magdelena Duckow of New
York is enJoying‘her vacation at the
home of her cousin Miss Martha
Edge.
-—Excellent hard coal in all sizes
now to be had at Alfred Brown's
Coal Yard. Now is the time of year
to havo your bins filled up. Do-
liveries to suit your convenience.
Phone "Shh—Adv. .
. Miss Ruth Sanderspree entertain-
, “d the members of the Junior Phil-
athea‘class of the Methodist Episco-
' ; pal church at her home in Westport
, avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin have
returned to their home in Hamilton
avenue after a tour through the
northwestern states and Canada.
They report a very enjoyable time.
Miss Florence Berry and George
3 Gillon of Arlington New Jersey were
, week-end guests of Miss Florence
i Batterson, Rowayton avenue.
Norman Adie of New York visited
Florence Batterson. Rowayton ave-
nue. over the week-end.
——Pianos pf all kinds tuned and
repaired. Wm. Haussier. 59 West
; Ave.. Phone aim—Adv. v
i Miss Helen Tllley of 30 Bayview
avenue who has entered Drew’s Se-
minary. Carmel. N. Y.. is remember
ing friends with cards. Miss Tilley
; was graduated from Norwalk High
.‘Schooi in the class of June 1926.
, Min Florence Godfrey. 42 Elm-
i~ wood avenue. has returned to her
a home after a short vacation in New
. York state.
-—Eyes examined by a University
Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler.
t—Adv. ,
Miss Nancy Wilson. who delighted
brary concert last ye
dorful playing of the c
her debut over the .
l Miss Wilson isthe
; ,I’rofessor Edmund
i ' umbla University a
l, r dent of Wilton.
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. Weston“ ’isited in
Miss Harriet 8
street. spent Mo
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Runes of
Erooksids are taking pn extensive
auto trip through New England.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer. East
Norwalk. were recent guests of Mr.
E and Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark. Pennoyer
I street.
hires George F. Smith, '18 Rowan
i. will be the hostess of Watch-
ourostitch club. Friday. October 15.
Dr. and Mrs. Rap-ell Morgan. :98
East avenue. is taking a course in
kindergarten training in Bridgeport.
commuting each day.
-.l Souls. 23 Roosevelt
. entertain the Junior
class of the Norwaik Me-
piscopal church. November
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races and mid North. East
orwalit. have been spending a few
Cm with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1'. Arnold. Bowman.
The entertainment committas_ of
Old Wall 'Cosnmandary will meet
with Mrs. Martha. Nikon .1“
Washington street. hide! evening at
s o'clock.
avenue. a graduate of the February
class. 1926. of N. H. 8.. is taking a
Kindergarten course at the Fanny
A. Smith school. Bridgeport.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
are holding an all day session today
at the home of the president. Mrs.
Alice McKibbln.‘ 47 Elmwood ave-
nue.
The ladies :u'e preparing for
annual Christmas rule.
the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shufcli. Ed-
lio avenue. have returned from a
motor trip through New York state.
—liote your fur coats and gar.
ments remodeled and relined at this
time. Doing so now before the rush
season means more reasonable prices.
Twin City Valet, 67 North Main St.
i’hone loam—Adv.
Miss Tessie Hartwell will entertain
the Y-i class of the Norwalk Metho-
dist Episcopal church nt her home,
80 Mcrwln street. Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, 28
West Main street. entertained a
party of friends Saturday evening.
The concrete foundation for the
new steel warehouse of the Lock-
wood Manufacturing company in
Day street has been completed.
Elton Snell of the Evening Sen-
tinel staff and Mrs. Snell are at-
tending the Danbury li‘air today.
Patrolman and Mrs. John Smith
and family have moved from 42
Spring street to 43 Putnam avenue.
Ralph Hartwell. 80~Merwln street.
has accepted a position in the Har-
lem River office of the New Ha-
ven road.
Mrs. George A. Kctcham. North-
port. L. 1.. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank B. Field. 45 Lincoln
avenue. Mrs. Ketcham motored to
this city via the Oyster Bay-Green-
wich ferry.
—-Radios and Vietrolas sold on
easy terms at Donneliy's—Adv.
Miss Mary Iloltzman and Peter
Lockwood. Rewayton. motored to
Greens Farms Sunday.
Dr. Henry C. Sherer. West Wash-
ington street. recently complimented
the girls of the telephone exchange
on their line work and presented
them [with a large box of candy.
Melon Kay, Crockeit street. has
taken a position with the Nash En-
gineering Co.
Mrs. W. T. Treadwell. Lynes
Plains. is planning to make a trip
to Florida some time in the near
future.
Miss Edith Jones, Mot‘. avenue, is
expected home soon from her sum-
mer trip to England.
Felix Mace. Main street. popular
football player on the Norwalk High
school team. received a slight in-
jury to his arm in the game last
Saturday but is.now recovering
quickly.
Friends of Miss Harriet Bill. 88
France street, are receiving many
letters. Miss Ells recently entered
her freshman year'at Mount Hol-
yokc college. South Hadley. Mass.
Mrs. James C. Newkirk. Westport
and Morgan avenue, has opened her
studio in the Aeolian building in
New York and 'is very busy with
her many pupils. Mrs. Newkirk
held her second chorus classes of
the year today at ‘the Hillside
school.
Miss Eleanor Weekes. West Wash-
ington street, spent the week-end
with her parents. Miss Weekes is
attending the College of New
Rochelle.
Miss Helen Disbrow. popular
- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Young. of Silvermlno. is attending
the Grand Central Art school in
New York.
Friends are receiving letters from
Miss Dorothy Adams. who recently
began her studies at Connecticut
College for Women at New Lon-
don.
Miss Lillian Needle. of Norwalk.
is attending the Cooper Union Art
School in New York. Miss Needle
is a. graduate of the Norwslk High
school. '
A party of local people including:
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Schultse, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Rose. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Singewald, hr. and an. Victor
Sundorland and Mr. and Mrs. m!-
ward R. Von Castleberg will attend
the Daahury fair tomorrow.
Following a regular meeting of
the Norwallt chapter of DeMolay.
tomorrow evening there will be a
rehearsal of the First Degree. which
will be exemplified upon a large
class of candidates. Thursday ovo-
ning. October 14.
Friends are receiving letters from
Charles Douio son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert E. ulens. 1! St. John
M. who with Granville Lester of
Stamford. no a route on '5'lorida.
The hon reached High Point. N.
0.. over the week-end. ,and while
there a bearing burnt out in their
ear.‘ Thong-suntan who's-try-
ing the ear after repairing it lost
control oi the machine and smashed
the auto into' two other cars. badli'
damaging all three. Doulsns and
Lester were in the rear seat but for-
tunately were not hurt. The acci-
dent will delay Ihtll' trip until their
car can be repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Holder F. Buchnam
of Flax Hill road. have been enter-
taining Mrs. C .0. lliegsr of FlIsli-
ing. 1.. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Nickerson.
Strawberry liiil avenue. are plan-
ning to motor to Boston. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson will bring
back with them their son, Edwin.
who has been in the Homeopathic
hospital of that city for several
months. ->
Mrs. Ethel Greshnor and Mrs. Ada
Knot-r. Keyser street. spent the day
in lu-idgeport. yesterday.
The garden of Mr. and Mrs. John
ltuddiman, Winfield street has a dis-
play of dahllas of enormous size and
exceptional beauiy. They are at-
tracling visitors daily.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoyt, Havi-
Iund street, who left yesterday for
Atlanta. Ga., expect to be gone for
the month of October. Mr. lloyt‘is
looking forward to celebrating hla
74th birthday with his grandson.
who lives in Georgia.
Miss Bertha Peterson. student
nurse in the Stamford hospital.
visited her mother. Mrs. Ethel I'ct-
crson, Fifth street yesterday.
To See “Spring Magic”
Miss Mildred Ailer and fifteen or
sixteen of her dancing pupils will
attend the Saturday afternoon mat-
inee showing of “Spring Magic." at
the Stamford theater.
"Spring Magic." which is Rachael
Crothcrs "39 East" turned into a
musical comedy. includes in its tal-
ented cast. clercn members of the
Portia Mansfield School of Dancing.
This school which is nationally fa-
mous. has a summer camp out .in
Colorado. Miss Aller has for several
summers been a pupil out there.
The musical comedy opens i-‘ri-
day night and continues Saturday
afternoon and evening. From Stam-
ford. it goes to New Haven for three
days. then to Hartford for three
days, then to Philadelphia. for three
weeks and is expected to arrive in
New York about November 5. ‘~
Asked To Meet
Mrs. Martha Wilcox. chairman of
the entertainmenti committee of the
Old Well Commandery. No. 956, U.
0. G. C. would like where the
members of the entertainment com-
mittee meet at her home. 124 Wash-
ington street. Friday evening at 8
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llt‘rc‘s "liiii'iiy" 'in spills and wing i-ullnr just after Miss l-Ziimhclll
Sutherland, (laughter of former Senator llim-nril Sutherland. was pro-
nuum-cd Mrs, Manley Harris—bride oi' the NIl‘NI-Ilil boy who lx‘t'illlll‘.
manager of tlic \l‘nsbingtim American It‘lttzllc baseball team.
Missionary Meet
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The girls who work there
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church will hold its monthly inls- “” "
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rectory, 251‘» Hist ut'i-nuc, Thursday 30 Place To “0
afternoon. :it 2 o'clock. I
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still ranging in Now York rcgardinfl, 1“” “““,‘,,l‘°“ “w ““h 3our par.
some suitable substitute for the °“‘“j'“"“"" .
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Thursday - Storewide Sale
40-In. Sheeting Cotton Challis
Extra heavy quality 40 in. [bu-ling t' o t t on Clllllllcb,
brown sheeting, good firm small two time (lexigns,
quality. i'iist color.
12%cli 39ch
Boilers
Copper bottom boilers, welded
handles. Nosco quality. No. 7.
No. 8, No. 9 sizes.
$1.98 "
NORWALK. CONN.
Spreads Children‘s Sleepers
Diuiily woolv one piece
Colored ripplriteJ .'iilii|llill'l ,- , ,
stripe spreads, 81:10.3. ltliltllih blttllilb, il.it 10t.k
seams, illl sizes.
$1.98
Silk Slips
Lustrous tub silk and melo-
b'llf't‘fl slimlowprooi', bodice
$1.98
84c
Outing Flannel Women’s F. F. Hose
llcuvy
Vanity Fair, pure silk, full
iliinnel, fashioned hose, all colors.
$1.39 1’“
Corselets
Made of satin stripe ma-
terial, side fastening sup-
porters, 32 to 44.
97c
nap, u’liiii- outingr
227 in. \l'lilt‘, special
15c
Linen Scarfs Flannclettc Gowns Girdlcs
All pure linen lifillil lieil Women's full ‘cui, round, R.&G.,CiB and Tree wrap
fringe Sifll‘lS, wiuie and square and V neck gowm, around girdles, elastic in-
tun 18x51 all sizes. sets, special
490 $1.00 $2.95
_ Ginghams _ Box Stationery Bean Pots
3‘2 illi'll, inst color, illillll 100 more boxes of lined . V . -
and fancy, ohm-L's, plaids. llllf‘llhiilllol‘lt‘l‘)’. .lllcolors, l‘umous \car-chr quality,
cover and side fastenings.
94c
and stripes.
15c
Spl't‘lill
49c
Kco Cases Children's Dresses
l‘nlOtllllt‘l‘ lll‘I:SS('S of prints and
‘lmmbriiys—lung sleeves. while
collars and cuffs.
$1.98
Washable Kid Gloves
Smart new. plain and fancy
cuff. washable kid gloves. all
colors and designs.
$1.98 P"
The famous Ken (filht‘s, full
cut, bleached. 45x36.
19c
Pillows Chamoissctte Gloves . Mixing Bowls
Chicken feather iilleil P” 300 pairs 0i plum and fancy 100 sets b r o \vn glazed
lows rouular size 21x27. cmbmiderml cuff gloves, all bowls, set of 6, striped
’ " colors. border.
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$1.00 69c 79c
Wool Crepe Bath Salts Duroieum
Vaiincs famous Narcissis
bath salts regular Bile \‘ill.
29c
All pure wool pebbly crepe,
shrunk, all colors. 38 ins.
$1.49 “"
18x36, c a r p e t patterns,
smart colorful designs. '
19c
Curtains
)larquisctte curtains,
Rayons Bags
Figured ruyons, fast colors
of coarse, over :30 different
patterns.
32cY“
Women's all leather. sill:
well made.
$1.59 P”
‘lined and fitted hand bags.
$14.9
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