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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 1, 1926 · page 7

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lato Highway Cornmidoner John
A. Isodonald yootorday tool notion
ooaounisg tho charges or “graft" in
the highway department. roads in a
speech in loridon Thursday night
by Charles 0. Morris. Democratic
~oandidato for governor. Mr. lcbon~
old trocod tho Information upon
whloh Ir. Iorrh baood his charges.
to an affidavit prepared by H. D.
‘l’ylor ot Doop “War. a former om-
pioyo of the stats highnog dopaet~
moot. and said to be a cousin, or
Rollin U. filer. Doinooratlo candl-
dato for United States ator.

In a statement to Th 'l‘ol

 

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P. I. Nrohild. Prop.
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NECKWEAR

. [any new items in ooarfs.
3. collar and out! sets, and
l. . asparato collars have bdon

" sddod to our stock this week.

‘ Coats and see them.

3 i THE
N. E. RYAN C0.
a w

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- said tho same sort or charges had
boonmadoby'lyiora ttwo years
ago. and at that tints o depart-
mout had ondoavored to obtain more
M mama from filer. Or to sub-

h tho charges in other ways.
“M m but was unable to do either. Mr.
. . Mandolinld related in his stair-moat
., 1 how ho went to Deep River yester-

M Q”. “a .momwniea ”kal- (o the
stato‘s attorney‘s office at Middle-
All Oars ltop in front ol

 

towrlt. to whom l‘yler had said he
. . wou d givo the information concern-
Olil‘ Store ing mean." In tho pr’ooence oi
Rato's Attorney Ernest A. lnglis ot
Mlddloosx county. 'h‘ler then centred
to talk. hlr. Macdonald said. and
doolarod ho would tell his story only
to tho govornor. Macdpnald invited
'l‘ylor to go with him to Hartford at
onoo to lay tho facts hetero Gover-
nor John H. Mmbuil. but filer re.
mood. Macdonald said.

"Always Iomethtng New”

THE SILK SHOP

Oppodio tho Itshschomo liotol
Ioilroad Ave. libono m

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last night. Commissioner lined d. 3

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PALAOI ‘

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Adolpho IlenJou is playing today
only at the Palace thostro in “Tho
Ara or Cads." This remarkable oom-

edlsh gives a splendid entertainment
of many laughs In this production.
"Tho Aco ot Cada" is humorous
throughout with this rononrn star
putting it over in a triumphant
manner.

Tomorrow and Wednesday. "l'ho
Great Gatsby." one oi Paramount‘s
greatest otioringa tor this ooaoon will
occupy tho Palace ocroon. "The
Great Gatsby" is s photopisy suc-
.ce- which will leave you with tho
desire of seeing It again. so cout-
polling a feature it is

new

Rudolph Valentino is at tho Ro-
gen‘. theatre for today only in "The
Young Rajah." "The Young Ra-
iah" is on of the latest features tho
lato star do and among his best.

Tomorrow and Wednesday. Adol-
phe Meniou will occupy tho screen
in “The Are or Code" This produc-
tion ha been made with comedy as
the uppermoet thought and Meniou

 

 

comedy ever. does it \vondrrtully in
this laugh promker. it has a re-
markable ”1an intended tor uoth~
ing but humor.

. BIAL'I‘O

"Her Honor the tlovornor." star-
ring l‘aulino Fredericks at tho Ri-
alto theatre. is a cyclonic drama of
women and politics. it is a sntaah~
in story of a woman gove' ot
partisan infrixue and crook "eg-
islation. of promises and threats of

 

 

 

"Jonitlns and his divorced wife.

 

impeachment and triumphant rein-
itntcmcnt. A stripping drama or the

 

with his wonderful gift for putting!

aro going to ho "married hext‘ Ml‘tigpi'fl' between mother love and

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ANNOUNCEMENT

 

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'RiAL'i‘B ATHEATliI‘Z

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ia“flor Honor

TODAY AID monow 8:15. 7:15 and O

PAULINE FREDERICK

Her boy was convicted at murdoi. and she. the governor et tho

the Governor”

 

 

state. Would sho rovoroo tho decision of the courts whooo do-
:mogczho had sworn to upholdi in her hands lay the power ot
. wannaawr mason. ram‘av
MARY PlCKFORD
[N “SPARROWS”
lob; Ohildron'a i '

Hamill. A Story of Universal
i n “ ‘15; I. Sympathy and Humor.

 

 

 

 

 

uilding ,Permits

 

 

 

 

Attachments

 

 

 

owing aro building permits an- i
neuncod Saturday by Building In-
specter George 8. Hubbeli during the
past few days: Charles J. hhrDon-
nld. houoo and route on Bhorry
street. “500; Charles J. MacDonald. .
garage on Sherry street. 8250; i-‘tonk ‘
J. Hacitoit. garago on hlarlon l\t'-
nun "to; )1. hi. Richards garage
and apartment on \Veotport avenua
$1300; Allied Builders. otorni house:
and garago on Murray street. "500; ;
lltlmar W. Amundsen. coltm on?
mover avenue. 81.000: l‘hillp ti!
Wchotorth. stable on Fteuart street. ’
Swill: William A. Nash. interior al-

 

 

week. AN you invited?" i nth-‘lnl duly. Her sun had been con- 3 . . _‘ - ..
"Yes. I wonder it they'll have to; Met-ti of murder. in her potvcr hu- 1'3'3::{i02l3‘t;‘::;l;.‘.“"(.l;?1‘;m|13.‘:‘x;
I. Boautiful now “a oxcluaivo ¢.. gull to expect another set or wedding the manor or life mutt death. \\'ould '“wjm'm‘ n'mm‘f “1m ‘
-, ”n. 0' Christmas “M‘ boar. DMnts."—iiooton Transcript. ' she r. n he 'i'.e dc. 1::ona of the: L..- ‘ I . ‘ '
--—----—-- «hurt-l \\:lt\.\t' verdicts alto plulnml in"
in. “amen“ ""NM 'iih AI coat (‘0er can becleaned infield? Would size It‘l her son got hill keep 30“ in Annulalt while the

o omcoomamu - -

by or» g with a cloth moistened
with ammonia or vinegar.

tho Christmas spirit
aro now on display at

El

‘ The Hamilton Shop
GO WALL mm

OPEN EVERY EVENING A.

 

 

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Van Raalte Fabric
Gloves

Tho glovo ot fashion. perfoct to
It. duo of fabric. smart in style
and combination or colors.

 

‘ from a raid in a roadhooso
98¢ to ”~59 the: in":t has; diningh... mn-
M I Or I ““0
Jo I. MALLEITE Eric returns to tow:
W 8t. 80. Norwalk "‘1‘" ALDRICH. '“ '""

Eric. hints that Judith stayed

* out all night te-nlt. PETER
DORN. astronomy warm.
the admins Judith.

 

 

 

 

Bargains
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Used (Ears
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Auto Accessories
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by the bond
hikers have started
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us! PAYMENT PLAN

3 Sterling Furniture
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and than gave way to roars.

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'4 hours 'cnarrnnxv

. matron of thorn soon. but
33. . n” m "‘ um snapped on the ana-
nnnrrogg ildhtandranMJudithi-D
a soalona ’ the-mm

in bar room. Judith listened to

thonoiaydooorturooflhoa‘soar

'Annnunnisromainthorootn
whonsho.awohonoatrnoralogpun
dodhor. Butwhoashohadiunipod
outo'bodsodoro-ad'thoroosnbo -
thodroasing tsbioltwas explained. ‘i
Beaumont-am.“

-wtthwoodsniolto. ‘l‘hoMorbromt
bschtho mornoryorthonlght'soo-
.. 1921 ‘hlho museum and triad

to the nation's “

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What course was] mether decides \l'hit‘h it shall bc:
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dmiors' oonvontioa had
.. Wanthomms at this
. , hostoiryandJodithooughtalodglng
a __ 3 ‘ atthoucoodbostbotaitwobloehs
“wt—mauve m: M: . ' » , arm-Mm“ ”ms:
‘ ‘ . - 5 Jim: loot-lily at her triumphant! and "" ‘"
thatmoath. . - ' twaola-thanabioehoway.
”MMHhmM seizedihe chnmiolonostltotoblo. mmmmuum.
Whirled. [blind- ' mm mammmm
arm-commune» t “ southern-tor. museum,
'Omvomtiaa “rosin“ . “but."iaggmawunut
'No Matt: ”I.“ ”It W fllflt. alittlotunootoon-
wmeMtflw “-.:t
'0! ”Km dtboplayhousoswoi-
mucosa» mama xii—Worse“ assessor-one.
that ostottho a. , “mono-oin-
sold mason “I'd-i “mill.
marathon-assemble “Hummus-unn- "manhood
bachroo-wh-thumsdtho MM“~*'E~ moswaflthohotoi.
morn-alum 'i‘alhshdoohvsssmssas mmmmm
hounds-ti" ooh-I'd“ muons “mammals:
"llama-om fins” “silvers.-
Monmouth nommwm
“naiflodhounhh. 0o hi wk m m. thobotdm
“Mpmrsodwhomw “Hawaii-Ithaca- hos-rues
nonhuman-onus: “to. .1 mm...
tics-saunas. III-ll “whet-ism Isa-III“
manual-so wboho mums-Hansel- non. morass
"‘ mucous-seasons mun-u:
mmmwmh ug uoaaoosbo
mm to asks mos-us out “0"“
. ”h". “Emma“. Mime
’" vol-VIII us- sou-a some-nosi- 0‘“
amid-duh no “mm...” wmtao .
m ‘0 - ‘I “math-hoot In.“
moan-telem- housemate-noes» HM.
“cheats-d uh‘ n - M
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essays-cannon “JR—m
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mflan' nouns- masons III!
. “Dv~~*” month Ci
-mnooasn-susuh II.

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Sonia

”Goodby. my dear.” he said to his
wife
tonelenly. Judith noticed that she
did not us- hor husband. nor did

The dean put a ticket in his wife‘s
hand and cautioned he not to lose

structing his small child His broad
brown bank "trusted down the aisle
and the two men looked at each
other.

Judith mulled. “You don't know

canals of duo from tho schmitosrh.

desn‘o with looked at her with ques-
tioning to bc oyos

"Arum to visit fiends. alias
Martin?” "or wdco ooenibd slightly
shalom
”No.” nid Judith. "T don! the.
a soul in Middleburg. 'rbsr. why
l‘ts going than for a root

till! M has for two den"
'l’bo dssn‘s wlfo turned her polo

‘Oh. tho muffin.“ Judith an-

rs. onnvormtion flagged mo.
.0“ mt moodlly looking out tho
wtndow and Judith triod to road

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Mic-timothodean‘owltoroso.

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horo to one you again. We‘re gettin'
soar bar destination.“

Judith
mag-sine when tho train pulled into
m Iho did not look up until

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mtaehmant paper! wero served
Saturday by Deputy Sheriit J. Ed-

 

uard Lycott on Bertha Hirsko. ot
the city. tor Mary Litwny. Cleie-l
luthi, 0. The attachment is for 8600. :
n‘mt has also been broupht in the
Court 0! Common Pleas Bridgeport. 1

3i: “hich am. ley uiu damagea ;

u.‘ that to recover on a loan ot

s: 21:25. nhirh has not been repaid. i
'l‘hc platutltt is represented by At-

itilli‘)‘ Henry J. Klein oi this city.

One on Dad.

To Tom. who had been cutting up. 1

la.- mother exclaimed wearily.-— ‘
'\\ ‘-\ .aa't you be a good boy?"
'\\‘. u. Mother. l'll be good for a

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3m .‘lii-th: "For shame. you ought 3
to in like _\our father. good tor.
rctl:ing."—- The Open Road. 1

She roposted tho farewell
eirer bar a sluts.

with tho manner of a father ht-

 

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TODA? ONLY

The perfect lover in
another triumph

RUDOLPH

 

 

 

 

VALENTINO

—in-— ‘

“The Young Rajah”

All that “Blood and Sand"
was-«and more! Valentino so
a gorgeous Prince of royal
blood who loves a beautiful
American heiress and braves
amazing adventures to win
her. With costumes and set-
ting; of dazzling magnificence.
A thrilling. eye filling enter-
tainment. .

 

T038. AND WED.

, We not-.-
---_\'0li have yet, to see a pic-
ture to compare with this one.
The “king“ of sophisticated I
comedy as an “ace" of cads.

Sound interesting!

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staroilefttiotogotswayfora

cola.” she said impulsively. Tho

i mean
got a room at tho boat hoisl and

”What hotel
”I m the M?"

will snows mo. in. hiartln.
I'll into the neat car. I'
noighboro get into it
on station and Pa liito
car a few minutes "
and rose to let her
. possilbiy a half hour
poster came to Judith.
sent me after bar has»
he explained. ”Said

goo-ed sho wouldn‘t get back in

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'3 {£33

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. ment tor higher nagcs will be dis-

 

 

Rail Engi eers Go
To dodel City Meet,

VENICE. Fla—(AP) Members of!
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-f
gineera will come to this their “mode i
el city." tor their annual moetlng.’
.\'o\eutbcr 7-9.

\‘cnice is owned by the B. L. E.
Realty Corporation. which in turn is
owned by the Brotherhood of Loco-
tntlro Lusincera. The delegates will
how an opportunity to inspect the

 

 

 

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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
rite-Imwass: snowia'c. til‘ rituuut \T's

mSL'RPRISE SPECIAL-n

Prior to its New York engagement

 

 

 

The Pia ran
a Solid ear
in NewYork

 
 

 
 

The Picture is
the Din—male
Thunderbolt

of theSeason

Ila-bur Brenan
- iron with
WARNER WTFR
,‘ Lou: wason
y Ntlt. HAMILTON
AND GEORGIA HAL!

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detelepment. \hich includes 80,000
acres of land.

in addition to a half-million dol-
lar haul. several million dollars
worth oi residences and other build~
ins-s have been constructed in Venice
by the corporation.

At the sessions the present move-

cussed. .\'o action Will be taken as
the meeting ntll not hard legisla-
tise pours. but resolutions on the
matter likely Will he warned.

Says Trained Choirs
Hurt Church Choir

CHICAGO (.tl‘l Trained choirs
have taken the lite out 0! church
singing by congregations and are do-
i'eattng their own original purpose.

 

 

 

Can a Lady be a LADY and still live ,
in a Box Car? I

Come and See ‘ \

“WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN”

The First of Six Plays Presented by The Stamford
Repertory Company.

45 Prospect St. Auditorium, Stamford. Call 6490.
Broadway Right Near Your Own Home Town!

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Wagons Oars 25.

REPAIRING AND omnnacuitd
runs an awnssonuts .

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE (30..
L Wagnor. Branch Mgr. ‘~ i
34 wasr ova. rtoawam

Wo Aro Our Own Whole
Baler-spa Retailers of

Quality Groceries

AF BecinnannCo
Inc.

Washington Street
Phone 3666 lo. lorwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

declares Dean Peter C. Lutkin of tho
college of music of Xorthsrestorn
University. Dr. Lulkin thin tail oo-
tablished a collego couroo for church

sumo: s‘rarron Prion: taoa’

 

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choir leliers.
"A church choir should stimulate
and discourage congregational sing-
ing." said Dr. Lutkin, "but the avoh
ago professional church musician
looits upon hymn singing as a bore.
This attitude is all wrong. But it
will persist until thore aro nothing
schools for church must which
siren religion above ry. Anfi
tho church iuolf should supply such
training."
STORM W'mmhtt.
()0th IRON SATURDAY
The seven charges against. Funk

Sturm. or to Spring Hill road. or:
nested following tho now

 

 

 
 

STYLES CERTIFIED

For men‘s, women ’s and children 's shoes; quality guaranteed
at our store.

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
scorn noawau, north.
Do!ourPsttl’hrlhoY.ll.C.A.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

battle with Policeman Chart. “J
ton Wednesday night mantis-
ued'io Thursday in uptown noon
Saturday on apolicatlon‘ of Attoro
no! John J. moot counsel for
8mm. “to 0an was sot for 8
o‘clock in tho attornoon.

co was giroa but it b In-
that Attorney Canon wold
not ”poor in court. .

 

W Colds
1‘: ”door soy

 

 

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Schnitze’s Tuesday Specials

. 22c 1h...
22c lb. -
18c lb.
10c lb.

.35clb.

 

 
 

Beefh'ver....
MPlate...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

oodsooooosososssaoo

Pork Sausage ».

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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

'm Street and lsilroad Avenue. South ilorwslh
II and d! Iain Itroot. lorwalh "'

 
 

 
 

 

 

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