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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1926 · page 18

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struck by In unknown motorist It
’8:15 lost nitht in that town. and
seriously hurt. Broke was taken

swsy. A call no sent to the lute .

police. Westport. sod the Norwslk
police to try to pick up the en.

 

A your filled with activity for the
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The French Glove '8:
. Corset Shop

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4 Ito. loin 8t. Bo. Norwslk

”Mommas”
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AUTOMOBILE CO.

L. Wagner. Branch Mn.
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RADIOS

4 , You Gan Alford
Bets Complete '5,

$17.75 to $175
Parts for all hook-ups

Rider’s Radio Shep

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Record
“BOLSHEVIK”

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Who Wouldn’t
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Aileen Stanley and
puny Murray
menu THEM AND organs?
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HAMILTON SHOP

WALK: STREET, NORWALK

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Wine Presses

Crashers

Kegs
noon AND muss rename

Rosenfield Bros.
as Washington St. Tel. 340

“Free Delivery"

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ DOWN places
it in your home
Pulley ‘
Refrigerating

& Supply Co.

80. NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 3005-1057

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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look in a SHAGMOOR Topcoat.
‘MISSES AND WOMEN’S

$39.75 '° $125

Now Socond Floor

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rhesus-ounce
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Pslsstlne expects .‘l. building boom.

 

Moderate in Price

HAGMOOR Topcoatt combine
stylevexclusiveness with superb qual'
ity and surprisingly moderate prices.

Beirut-e your new topcoat is a genuine
SHAGMOOR, the clinic: of smart women
everywhere for sports, street, motor, traw
ck and allvpurpose wear. Moisture and
. wrinkle proof. Come in and see how you

Plain and Fur-Trimmed Models

story told by the Annual report of
the Eu: Norwulk Improvemoni ss-
socistlon which is as follows: .
i The Annusl Rim" of East Norwslk
. Improvement Association
. The “lactation held 12 rviruluir
meetings and 5 meetings oi the di-
ll rectors during tho your Oct. 1025 to
Oct. 1926.
The recording Secrttnry his kept
it complete record of all m. . lungs.
The Treasurer's report hit" the
your. lioiancs on hand Uri. 12:35.

 

i Balance .. “72.51
itcceipts mil.“
Balance .li No.75
Expenditures ..... .. . sighs,”
i‘aid on Mariano ........ 260.00

1 lininncs Oct. 1926 on hand . 5630.26

i The corresponding Hemimy ha.
; mitten all business and l‘ilvi's ol

sympathy. Cored for 111 pics: no,
“tail.

The house committee has i‘arcd
i'm the hull so that. at ...; iimcs
lun- hnvc had a cioun mni com«
iiorinble meeting place. \‘.mdows

. lune been clemed and Cllrlullls when
= needed. The committee has purl
. chased the mic cry dishrs as di-
. i'ectcd—slso s. and iiill‘iiifllVQ
; iurtaln and rod for the Ringo. cared
i for wire screens as protection dur-
i ins: biskotbali season. and porches.
all electric light bulbs. coal and
wood when necessary. Tin-y have re-
ruirod the front steps and attended
' lo the necessary painting.

The Depot Committee has cared
tor grounds around tho. i; .uronii
' Station so that they were phasing to
tho eye. and afford a brighter wel-
iomn lo a stranger.

The Entertainment i'mnmutoe
gave a mlnstrei show {or the benefit

 

oi the. relief work which is so Ollgl
needed. and cared for uninhiinme t

at the linear. The grounds about.
the. hull have been kept in « an iiiion.
both summer and wim» r. trons;
trimmed and fences (:m'rvl lur. 'rhw
library has been quilt: n Hmong in;
tho community. An urn-nun Illl‘llii’l-:

lion each month of 333 books rim-i
ing the year ibfl new liotilw “”"i
placed on the shelves, in"! tho rm (if,

' lirary was open 153 days.

[luring the year tom- o: n il‘ incur
iwrs limo pnsiwil lll’lll)‘. lf‘r’Hlll‘ ll;
-~ “llllml‘alilp of 223—«0! which '37 are
wiiiorury uiuinbcrs.

The sick and shut in how men
‘il‘t‘d for. flowers srni anal culls
' ..idc to cheer them up.

' ()ur relic! committee has m‘com-
.siwd u gnu-.1 “ink.

(in:- numiredmighty-sown gur-

.:.:-i;ts u't‘rv when out. (ii'itl't'l‘llf‘.

I .iul food to sorcrs' families. Pligh-

 

wven hots. sixteen pnirs of silo-ls and

ools and several baskets were when

. a: ans time. Gifts of aprons. pipes.

nondkcrchiels. snd candy were admin

I . in tho inmates of Net'smoko limm‘
Hi Xinnu.

()ur linll has been rented lift limos
with a rental or ($751.40 nr-H‘ii
hundred titty one dollars and forty
ccnts. Political ond District meetings
without charge. '

The Public Service hos cared for
humorous complaints conccrmm:
garbage pails left on sidewalks and
untidy yards nesr stores. The Com-
i mon Council was visited sud we oh.

lained n temporsry sidewalk under
the East Ave. Bridge.

Notices were inserted in the papers
concerning street repairs and catch
basins and the answers given ul-

 

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new events, 11

to toe, and of how

you here.
Frocks Charming and New

Here are delightfully feminine Frocks-—
graceful, swaying, brilliant for evening.
and eflectively simple for aiternodnaircet
and sports. Varied in silhouette by tiers,
pleats, and drapes there ”is a width of
movement that invariably presents flic
slim silhouette. In crepe satin, georgrtto
or wool Jersey noticeable features are
blouses, snugly fitted‘ hipdines and
lingerie touches.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Autumn E ‘0 ition
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Once more cogs Autumn with its tingle of anticipation for

. fashions. Here ycza may learn e v e r y im-
nori.::.t detail of the mode. Of what you will wear from head
_u will wear it if you would be smartly dis-
tinguished. Come 0 this greu' ““"mn store. Wander; as you
please through each department. Fall fashion secrets await

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Accessories Smartly Related

Do you select your ..acc‘ories with the
discrimination you do a frock or cost!
Fashion is very gay and accessories can-
not be chosen haphazardly. Made for the
perfection of your ensemble are gloves
with petit-point cufls, handbags in soft
pouch and envelope shapes and hosiery
in new shades of autumn.

Stole of Conn. 65 gifts 0! imiivl- i
. duals and 38 purchased 1': . hooks“,
‘discnrrled leaving on lhr library ~

shelves lodny. 2.397 books. The lie},
.; Oscar

tcntlou by the Nirth Iuvpt. lloi’til‘t'
Memorial Buy. with llii‘ ijur-Ulu‘rdlloll
0K lloy Scouts. ihi i-‘uvuiiy and
pupils of linger l.llliill\\' School. lilt'
cumch ry was llllltll: mom iluiy.

An oitrr or :5 mi [iliii‘ trms to:
SHRVIGW Aw. l‘uik was rvroln ii and
imported to lli'lilxv i‘uinm, llllti guy—
copied by them. This work mil in:
completed in April uh!“ the irons
can bo out out. llouiu signs how
been placed on Wiurivid 5t. and cor.
of Winfield and Hunt Ate. \\'.. Liilwl
to gut sign posted at l.||)i".iy Simm-
nor has premised traffic signal in i it
installed at Wmi‘iibl l-‘t. nud iizist
Aw. or altvntion giwi‘. in ii] [Il’thil‘li
to West bound station.

Our section of Somalia is m U\\’lnl(
rapidly and with the i'ti-Ollt‘l'dliol'i of
all should licuoum li'm most uttrac-
tivo rcsidoiitiui purl. of tho City,

During the your 4 card partlre
were hold-mono during l.ili' Lawn
lu‘ctc in July which “as a social

and financial success. and one at
the Bazaar. iiur llazuor “as held
the lost 2 days of Sept. and 1hr.- lst.
of Oct. The li.’ill presumed as pretty
a. sight us one could wish to «or. The
ten booths were. ivl-ll cnrmi (or. A
pleasant program was ronllrrvd each
(evening and dancing enjoyed with
music by The Melody Boys Orches-
tra.

The. help of all committees. oi'i'i.
curs and memlzl rs has linen appra-
ciatcd as us must all work as one
to BFCOlllpiifiil the good no wish to
()0.

Thu Press has horn very courteous
and we l-xprcrs to ihuu out hearty
thanks.

LAI'RA B. GORHAM.
President.

Will Help Observe
The 30th Jubilee
Of Church In Bpt.

S \\' II D '5 ll (‘ONGIH‘JGATN)NAL

mg club. study club. Amman. ..ri mm” "7"
club, senior reed. l'llllllii‘di s. l"'il‘~' m“
beninners' reed. and tho 'il.il!..iil‘
Chili. . (Lil rw‘i
Representatives clu‘t-‘l in tip lr-i“ 1‘ "' 9
genrml organization. ilw .~ k. .m l
lieul body that has it lili'll ;-. gm.‘ Mr. ir
ernment. were: \‘irkers. Hymn . . \
.llornriina. Dyer. llumutm i... it... “A '1'“
Green and Olsen. ”hm“ d
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Simon Campers. .lr n" ‘. Y. xk ““‘h M"
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EAST NORWALK

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G. Sodorsirmu, iLssI

Minnelli correspondent, li'i.. Scu-
tlncl Dillon. 2.

 

The communion and owning serv-
ices or the i‘i'flL‘diNil Congregational
church. Sunday will he dropped
lrom the calendar in View. of the in-
vitation l'v‘cv‘iwd ivy the Young [’20.
pic‘s society in lllll‘lld A celebration
at the llridgoport church. The
iiridgonorivrs are observing their
30th annual jubiico and will be
hosts to members of the domonlns-
lion from tho uliolo district.

The majority of both youuit Peo‘
pic and numbers oi the local church
mil lean» hon.- Sunday afternoon in
groups. by private cars and train.
iicpulur morning service und Sun-
day school Missions will be held as
usual. the two services dropped bo-
lng at E: and 7 o'clock respectively.

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A family row in Corn avenue.
’i‘ucrilny liilcl‘lluun nus followed yes.
teriiny by tho Announcement of
Richard Warm. tho mun who r.-
portod the disturbance to the police.
iiiht ho is moving out of the city.
The trouble Tuesday was otiicisliy
entered on the polico blotter as hur-
iug Occurred in a. house nearby but
neighbors sluts dlilercntiy. Mr.

Worm is one oi.’ the (labile Mole.

workers. now out on strike.

 

"Members of Miss Murion L’liom.
medlou‘s Sunday school class at ti.»
East Avenue Methodist Episcoi
church were given a party at l~
home on Rowan street Wednesmv

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Frederick Ashbrook. thp boy \i‘
broke both wrists recently when *
tell from a fire escape. has been ll“
charged from the Norwulk hospu l
and is staying at his home in
Howard avenue during the knittin';
process.

 

At the mid-week assembly in ill:
Roger Ludlow Junior High school .
series of tableaux were given by' 1m
pils. Henrietta Hailey gave Goya:
"Water Carrier"; Elizabeth Morin

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i'dlwi'll'll Robinson i'l‘lil!» rm] ‘ liin

puino lulu "Adelina." M “Airman
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7 F' Each

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. WHlSK BRUi‘illS

liar, 39c, 450. 500, 55C. 500. 73¢ each

 

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your. including the tin-is l min mil
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Extravagant to Pay More—Risky to My Less

NORWALK BOOT SHOP

OFFERS

VARIETY

- lN COLORS
MATERIALS

 

Operas

.IN ALL SHADES

STYLES

Firl‘ Til-l
iliscrimmxit 4,:

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IN ALL LEATHERS

$7 .50

 

 

 

A LARGE VARIETY

VERY ATTRACTIVE

$6 “a $7.50

 

“‘ $6.00

 

 

“Sole Agency

42 WALL ST.

 

PHONE 941

NORWALK BOOT SHOP

for ¢ccn Quality Shoes”

NORWALK

 

 

 

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New” Ideas For Beautiful Homes

{Styles in homeDfashions change as well as do apparel fashions. The latest trend in
interior decorating. Here you will find the newest in drapery arrangements, and what
is smart in pillows and m lsmpshades. Spend as much time here as you wish; gain
ideas for milking your home more interesting for the months to come when family and
friends gather at (your fireside for long companionablo evenings.

Beautiful Fabrics Inspire Fall Sewing

. If a shimmery piece of silk means to you on sdorable eve frock rather than a piece
afielotli you mil long to start working with ‘these autumn sbrics. New weaves of
twill sndrsp, smart checks and plaids of home-spun sud novelty woois for your sport
and street frocks._ And fine crepes. sstins and brocades for afternoon and owning

frocks of surpassing loveliness. See them baton you meltiyour fell sewing plans.

it Will you be prepared? ’ Will your home 5555?

’Storms play havoc with deliveries." Don't
. let jack Frost beat you to it—order your cool.
nowl It’s cheaper, and when you need it

, you'll have it. e 3.4 COAL u .

RIS e GANS

" . TEL. 721

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

fight to carry; Warm to
'Wr, wind and shower
lii‘OOf. Roomy, coma»

.for driving. Sturdy,
- nds lots of herd sprit-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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