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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 27, 1926 · page 3

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NEIGIL
Rialto—"Duchclu of Buffalo."

 

 

‘ .. , ,_ ,, and tihm is saloon moo tol- that.
:1ff‘3'::‘ 0m" " “0‘: .. I Pooplo mas typewriters should
"“ "‘5‘” M ,‘M "- use a doublo-qosoo in writing
-. 3.....- I copy 'for hominid”. '0 "ml!
sun ond “do My. spat-o tot oorrootlons whore nec-
Sun rlrcs ............ 6:17 A. I. ”Wt
Sun arts ............. «is P. N. 7
With "00.. 8:61: A. M.-8:59 I". ILA
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‘on may-Hay. 1‘ tea mohior. midrod
n“ “a M '""‘"'"’"" ‘“'ookl. l-‘mlc melt and rims-
Sun "’m‘ " ' ‘ " ‘1" A' H. both Hoidoi. 'i'ho u‘iialr won in hon-
9“ "‘" ---------- "5" P' Yd. or of mini Hoidol's birthday anili-
‘H’lgh Udt' ............ 6:01 A. I. “Wildly.
Ml'fi. “a Worowl‘n. lilnroln ave- —-Crn.\'f0rd Ranger and Huston

nun, apt-ht Monday in Nrw York vim
fling rolntlvon.

 

'Lana Rom-nhi-rg. 'i‘nirilrid avonuo..
was ll Visitor in .\'cw Havcn Sun-
any“.

t‘i. Roth, New York. was a bust-
neitn vinltor in this city rocontly.

 

Mrs. Charm Carlton,
word visitors in Dan-

Mr. and
Flatt riroot.
hilly Sunllily.

slant-n Kt-llcy. Ely avonuo, not-lit

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‘ ’ the “volt-and in New York.

 

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Mills Mnrjorlo Wango. 'l Connec-
ilcut awn-lo. him tall-on a position
in the office of tho Jncoha Shoo Fac-
tory.

 

C‘oilrtlnnd \‘an Burt-n, 1“ East

avonuo. was onc or tho Nomlk
rootorn at tho mic-Brown garm-
Sdturi'lny.

 

--4:l'lt\.tl'ord llankon and Hoatero'

told on «any li'l‘mb-slt'l‘llnt Furni-
turo Co.—~Adv.
W...

Francis J. Burna. 104 East ave-
hue. and Jack Riordan. 18 Bottl-
wood piston. were at the Yale-
Brown football game Saturday.

Miss Marie.- 'l‘rcadwcli. Non/11k
spent Friday in New Milrord as the
" iguottt oi Mina i‘tuth Booth.

.mph Riley, i.2 Wilton avenue.
clot-k in the Norwaik pout 0mm. in
onioying his annual two wet-kt whoa-
't'ion. W. R. Sllcox is minimum: (or
him.

limit-rt o. Pollard. 9 Union Park
awhile is planning to attend the.
truly-Yale game at New Hen-on this,
Wing Saturday.

Mn; 0. Hugo. it Won‘t avonue upon!

row days with rclntlvca in King-

. on N Y.

~Ekctlllenl hard coal in all aim
now to be had at Alfred Brown'-
C'oal .Yard. Now is the time of your
to how your bind (tiled up. Dev
it‘votiiea to unit your convenience.
l'llone 2898-2.-—Adv.

 

enter of Police William R. Pen-
nington. Mina MCI 3mm»
Hot-old ‘E. Pennington «it 3..
Humphroy Doulons. motored Sunday
to Goahcn.

 

; The South Not-wow Methodist
church is giving s Halloween soot-l.
Friday night.
he sort-ed by Edward imtiior and
some: will he played.

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Mrs. Mary Habernick. Woodward
avenue, hits rctumcd to hor homo
after spending a week in ‘Ailm‘huriit.

 

Mm. D. Nroniolt. Stamford. waited
he: daughtor. Mrs. Gus Green. Tat-
‘ior svcnuo. Sunday.

 

Min Etllcl Ballast. ”Woodward
avenue. entertained uovoral friends
from. New Haven and Bltd'gtmort at
hcr homo. Sunday night.

 

o-ani‘ord Ranges and Bother!
sold on «my toms—nfioflm Fin-nu
“I” (Jo—Adv.

 

m Wilcox. Wallace avoaue, has
rated to the Nomi: [Itch
ltlc'hoo‘l today aim an aiuénce due to
mm.
'T'he children of St. mm. church
old a masquerade social at the
”nights oi Columbus donors
onday night.
Wore enjoyed.

-. Mrs. Howard Bryant. Miro. Harold
L. Bunting. Mrs. Mm w. hot»;
’ its, Miro Winifred Nickolas sad

‘ ss‘ Mario From of W
motored to \me. Saturday to
attend a dinner m by the Win-
MG? Quota club at which Miss
hm E. Dryden. latelmuonsl moor-
dflnl. was the gum of honor .

Emanuel Scligoon. W“ m.
Was a weekend visitor in New»
:y—"OI’R.
Ralph Sherman. Cow avenue.
W Sunday in New You: any with ‘
Na moth».
d—L-n—
~Cr‘wfoM Ramos and Motors
wold on easy TOWN“ mt
tum Co.-—Adv.

Rica Catherine hm,l“nh'dold
avoauo. mat th when at hot
horn. in; hennuaaotudoatst
tho New mwa W m. ‘

film Roi-e cams. “ax kill Mud.
mm IMMMfi‘tfld

Valencia um ntma hr the
Want-M Lynch and Mariam 2..

the Min. hunt: mm
mm to tho brie! oat-inn.
di- 0 my other column in the
mot. and artist- that so many
m him to in row In-
our. '0‘! tho carolmnon oi tho
witor. .

”any pronto tail to write
humid ioclbly and on item with-
out n homo ll not illublo.

litany hoopla write on both
moo. oi the Wr. illicit miter
cannot b0 uuod until it has Non
retooled in "i'hc mum other

 

 

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A will luncheon will.

Older and chillers

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solid on easy toms-«stoning l-‘urnl-t
turo Co.—-Adv.

 

‘Rainor Wot-me of tho Homili-
Mtrlc company. North Main
git-oi. is spending today in New

rk city.

blast-o your for couta and car.
mom "modoled and rolllied at this
time. Doing so ‘now boron the nth
voshon nouns more reasonable prices
Twin ‘City vim-l. at North Main St,
Phona ioa ~—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brodican
ontortaincd Mr. and Mrs. Edward
<Bfll’i‘i‘.. i-‘airrlold awhile. rocontly
ht illoir home ‘in K‘ilonhrook.

Mrs. Goorgo l. Tompkins. Woot-
po’rtl. oniortainod a number of
Matilda at a lunchcon at hor hm.
l‘r'lllny. o

Mina Dorothy “motto. Modems-
ohilt-rvod hor revontM-nth
birthday anniversary Sunday. Mina
Ghiotto ontol‘ta’lncd a far or hnr
friction at her home.

 

«Crawford Ranges and Boston
sold on easy temp—Sterling I-‘urnl-
turo (lo-«Adv. .

 

'iiho annual Hallow-on dance of
the young movie‘s guild or Trinity
church will he lit-id tonight in tho
Pdl'ltih Wail. 'i‘hore trill ho print: for
tho wrottiort and funniest contains.

 

~——-Lflllt 8 days of Goltllt-b'a Holine—
hold Rurniturc. hale. l-‘ious, it s. m.
to 9 p. m. Havi'lond St. 80. Nor-
walk-«Adv.

 

The Noah Bridge club will meet
at the home or Miss Incl. Munhall.
Crockett utrt’ot Rowayton Thur-day
night.

8. E. Lockwood. 88 First street.
ha‘a purchased a now Hudson
hrougham.

 

~Crawiord Rangos and i-‘iea‘tors
sold on early terms—Sterling Furni-
ture Oo.--Adr.
wr- .w .
Mm. Wm. Mc‘imchlaln. Ml Bayviow
arc‘nuo, is ill at her homo.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fruit swarm. "yr.

Mirth wedding 'nmik'ci'oitry quietly at
their We. .

in Rah-nit dinner will be given to-
night at ("Grinniihlty Hall by
East Not-walk Improvomon‘t associa-
tion. 'i'hc tldko‘ts are limited to too,
and all are roportcd sold.

5-...

acid or. easy tormsmfito‘rlimr Furni-
turo (Jo—«Adv.

Mrs. marry Stacey Ponton and
dstlghtor. Kato, are Naming to mo-
tor 'io New Karon. Saturday. when
they will at‘ton‘d the Yale-Army game

 

' at the Tale howl.

 

Mills Edna. Em. daughter oi Mr.
and lira. diam Ella. 5 Arch moot.
was hostess at s most doughnut lit-
tle party. smorday ai‘tornoon at m
homo. in honor or hei- tighth birth»
day. among those mm were: ‘
Mtilaol We nil-wt. tit-an
W. nary Milton MM Wes.
ton and Sarah Rom.

Maud in mm it till
um is mg to attend thav‘
using at New mm!

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'i‘onlorrow is the 160th unnlw-r-v1
nary or the Battle of White T'lillna.l
a detail ot the Revolutlon‘n' will
0! particular nlxniflcancr hi‘t‘klllb lt‘
to» tho lull failure or Gnu-ml “our;
in hit attempt to trap Gent-rat “'th
ins-ton Mid the little colonial itrmy.
Aided some timos by good for.
tune. again by good sonoralohlp, lint ‘
most or all by Hon-c'a icisurcly inc-l
tiou. the rot-oiutionluta had hold to}
(other. fighting as they rctroatotll
Mm Lon. ‘iolsnd. Kips ivy Harlom’
Keith“ and Polhnm and prepared to.
find safety in the hills oi h'ol-lhi
('alltlo. A quick hlow at White»;

Y‘Inlno. whore tho Amorlt-an llm‘llh‘l
wore concourratrd. would haw-i
crushed the rohollion. hut Howe:

 

 

thorc Mr. Kctcham wont on liM'l-rnl'
duodenum hunting trips,
‘————-—

Judah and Mrs. John Nl‘ogh haw
Mumed from HanovI-r. Mann,
whore thoy \‘Ii‘llod thr-lr l'fln owl
tho rook-end.

—-—+

Mr. and Mn. fidmuol t‘t-lnlltm-lt.
4: Wm uremia. hilt-c rt-lurncd
homo artor sponding tho wookmu
in Newark.

w.—

The annual int-cling oi thl‘ Nut
York Diatrici ladioa' Aid RIIPM‘M-
trail of tho MolliMllit Enlt‘oopnl
church will be hold at lilo Nell-walk '
church. Thursday. November 4

 

Marian and l‘da-in l'ockwnml o:
Not-walk, wore u-cok-ond mania or
their mndmothc’r, Mm. Lona Giltcs,
Georgetown.

Mrs. t‘harlca T‘inh’l. Raymond tor. ‘
woo. Earl Norwalk. cntortalncd hm-
motht-r, Mrs. William lockwood
ovoi- Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John McGinn. Sr.
\‘lbw Crown. colohrated tho nnnivorm
nary oi tholr wnddlng. yorlcrflay.

Mrs. Earl R Garfiold. 1 slmlnrl
View tamoo. is at tho i‘nrit t‘llv.
hounltal. ‘Brldltcport, undm-golng
treatment.

 

 

Mrs. David Nationhorg, its l-‘llu
mil road who haa how-n unending
three Week! in Buffalo. 'i-lrlo nntl

 

Cm-oiand is QWM to return
home today.
The weekly col-d night will no‘

hold at the South Not-mill l‘luh lllln‘
owning.

Ameting of the. commiltco of the
"Muonic Monthly" nuhm-rlptlor.
dt‘iw oi the Nm'alk (‘haptcr or-
30 Moldy will be hold this m-onlnn
at tho Do Moiay Clubhouno, haltin-
ning at It o'oiooit.

 

Dr. Rohort E. Put-duo gaw n vory .

 

‘Itokc them always

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da’lilcd for days within an only

. "Ht-illlll"
‘ 'I‘I'lhl', Nit
‘ lill'.

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To try Luckirs for a change is to
For. vial reveals their extra good-

First. they on made of the world‘s

 

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Plain; VViul .

llom'h iniirl-ll of tho t-nt-llly

Ami "lll'll lzi- tilll llll‘"l ill!- t*olo-'
nlula lit t‘lluvri-rlon'a hill and drove
tlmm il-mn lht-ir position llc did not
pur-ur tllilm lllll illlriu'od lllt-m to,
mum pr i- hit-ll wan nil t‘wnornl “illi-
inulon N'lll'l llono fol. ou‘ntimhoi‘M
illlll lmolll rqlllllrmtl m lllll "tile,
kl‘VlH wllit.

"'l‘llr l‘t'l‘“. nl'my ier in no wrowfl
Ni ii ~'I~llllltlon all to clothing on
Ixt‘i'miir- lil"i 'u" erN an Enfllllll
oflll'vl‘ iii tllilt ilmo, "that I MM'F'
no llllllml tvor saw Flit'h n rel oil
tn‘tm-lll-mnllons 'l‘hI-ro IN. in“
noun. ilmflnt thorn lull uhlli ilrh out '
nt Ill" «ihour: and in a whole Niel-l

llll‘lll ll‘t'l‘t‘ ls ut-nl'vc a pair of.
lil‘f't't'llti'i .Tmll'n tllt~n how they”
mum ‘lv pint-hurl lit n winror vnm-f
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rm ilrn "

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lull-routing it'tt‘. inntrul'tiw- inlk on
I'l lilo nw-llux oi l‘ncaa
L'h. l 0 R. M. last won-l
l-fm-h month. it ml-nlbor oi a
l-ro.’n.-t.~lon will whirl-Mn tlw Rorlmon. .

hit-4.x Mil H-mi‘lhld oi lllr 'leonim:
Ht-nlint-l Hart is cotlflncri to lwr
“or"? in Str'ir'ht-rl'y Hill mu-mlc h'
llllmm- today.

 

(trot-m1- filordun Witt (1 room" \‘llv
nor in .\‘I\\ York

llmt'itl-rl lx: Wm: l‘l'l\ llll‘. roml.
it till tin
)‘I-i'ti-rdm ‘

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rvrr-m-nlwl Mr: V lr4-. l‘TIllt-l.
t‘lvwl'l'l nil \K". lriyli-l \‘f‘llpl-

m: n ll"(‘lll" t‘lv-i'l wultllll‘: llilnivor-
mm girl, 1
Pollwclllnn l‘i'uitl Snil'l‘ln lh Ml-

.lfi‘llll‘, lli- l't‘nl'illk (it it (lRV (if! it»
flit}. .

'rrr llolirvilni “hull cluh Will moot,

ill lll- l‘i‘Nlt'l' rum M Mrs W. .\’.;
t'»'.locirm--- Fl m'll l “VI-nun. Wll ls. l
l' rlil‘ l'l‘lilil} ivl'lv,‘lmf'll ill 3 (l't‘lflt‘k.l "

Solimtln: ulthollt a}
shun Hot-new pl-r‘vod not no good 'i'm'!
ll‘rnnr'i- .‘l. "'il'l' l'tlvornillv n\'hnllo.l

lilrli I"| rim“

. No “its I'l‘l‘f"-ll“ll ""!‘l"l‘flll\' lw Smloi

Y'olici-lnr-n vaillv ilrd Qvllrlr-V of tho!
\Vt-plpol‘t lil'l'.'-‘11“\F i‘ollowlnc on in- i
vnrtlrnllon into (“MW-N lullclnoi-n. "0‘
was rolcnrnil llrlior l‘t’lf'd! of $250.1
t"-l mum to \\‘o-=lrlorl Illi‘f'l" months;
ilso l‘-‘r rrl Y’all“ as mg, l.. 1, Ho Opt-r- .
“th1 from his llonlc. t

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t"l.'ll~r-nct .‘li-Nllllru. tl‘. ('Iinili lltyoot, ‘
\‘.'.Mr~orl r-nn hurt-NM lnrt ovoningi
Stilto- l‘ollrr-mnn Plum-nan;
vhnrrcll with 1‘ will: A car without'
an o l‘rtor‘i- llronro ‘

§_

BTW l‘tw'l ("a'ntlllv‘h ho: sold hcr‘
rlw'rlom'r» M 'l\ T‘lnt'i‘lnm‘l virool, to:
\lrc. Minn “ll.'il."l'n. 2h linvllanll;
turn-i. ‘vll'fl (lot‘llol'l in now disposing
of lit-r i‘urnilnro. i

Stu'o l'tnrtck. it» lion-o straw-t.

1 dilmnt’orl lily u"tl‘ slithtly lnrt twe-

ninr r hm it wit-rumor] to FqIIN‘lé,

 

from climco' . blooded-4“

domestic to- of enjoyment.
A trial of Luckiesofi‘ors you:

ll" "IN-minim .ltl Ruman sl-nntlonvrl
Wt \i'l'ulvmw l-oilli nhoul ‘.‘ o'vlm'k
tlvl- l'llll'Hl'IL' 'l‘llr car I-na inn-l
Mt" ""w; mt llniong‘lng to Frank E
fluwlv. '~:—. Contor iltrcot. Shelton.
an- Mil hcon molt-n Int-t nilrht. Tilt»

.l‘l“ l‘olwl will turn the mill-hillt
(m 'I "it ownor.

"14 ”hr-llmll gnmo botwnon lllr
'llu ' . huh whool loam and tho
Hut . high school inchcdulcd t'or
w..~..-.l... liftornoon waa pontoonvd
i'm "m m-mnd time. it is now N-rtaln
ill- t’-"t’ will \wnlavod 'i'huriulny,
Mr M. at Walton-con Park. lit-um.
for-

The “MM
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‘w W: lnllcriiI-d. ills iuthlr‘
inl l,., m in: tho laii- Mr. Brown." ‘

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ant. 09W. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 192i.

 

 

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lem-n n trolly our and anotllor
matle on North Mall iltrcot.’
“h"‘r-k Mill driving north on the:
lll'wl nimn ho ll‘ll‘d to to hc-f
"V“- ' 'i li‘fillly“, vomlnl in the oppo-
nlr' tin-wlion. and nnoihcr car park-
NI ‘ l Hm ultlv- or thl‘ atrcct In front
oi H \r-l-anlk Tim llhop. lilo int-sod
M'- .,l. Worth. and «lithium-d tllI ronll-
t-r- r" Ht mnohlnc '

‘ t'willlul touring car “m l'ouml

 

 

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Cotton Crepes

1.000 _\¥l'1‘t'l.\ two—mil '
silk mix—rd r-ropo. plain
and dainty fimtrml of
fol-ts. 3‘6 lnobm \llllt‘.

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RTRNISR YOUR CHICKEN HOUSE
for the good old winter time

We carry a complete line or water founuinl. sanitary nost box”.
poultry litters. happen. all: hols- and feed troughs. etc.
Also. let us tell you about Purim Chicken Chowder as a winter
on producing food.

CLAPBOABD HILL FEED 00:
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