Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1926 · page 9

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reek Drivers Get
Scare From Taxi
Léetl of Strangers

It le the theory of the loot! police
hot I number of men riding in e
ew York ten til"!!! Mil

t ondey ntht on the troll oi two
, e-edeeetot trunk were bootleg.
’ re teltowhrg the wrong tween.
. e two truck driver- reported to

 

the onto polioe when they reeehed
Weetport thet they hed been ibllow—
ed by the text from Norwelk to the
Poet lump.

When the treohe etopped et the
ewe-p the test ioed of men drew up
ole-aide. oerehllr mooted the
truohe. end heving epperently de-
cided thet the! were not the obiect
of their eeerch. turned eround end
droVe heck tewerd Norwelh out
e word. The truck drtvere were both
ecered end myetitied when they re-
ported the ”Borneo end the etete
police telephoned here to hove the

 

 

tell flopped
Uil‘WIh B." On ‘3. VI! MI. I!
wee not eeen emul-

mm mun WAI '
mm more III on
Quentlne Net-tin. l: Reynaldo
street. notiiled Policemen John
Stretton. Mondey night thet e bun-
dle of clothee hed been etolen (rein
hie cu in Eat Norwelh.

 

 

 

—Advertiee ie the lentlnel (or
the boot reeulte.

 

 

 

 

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New Wire Chief
Begins Duties Here

GENERAL WWW”
memento Ol‘ mun. EX-
CHANGE GETS um WAY—-

 

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STRUOIOI.

 

Frederick R. Heller. yeeterdeypi-
nchlly took up hie dutiee II' with
chlet or Norwnlk excheme. Ho I“
ooede Devid 0. Cox. who hee been
promoted to the ofioe o! inetelletlel
eupervleor in New Keven hoedouer-
tore. Mr. Heller wee the former
wire ehiet oi Torringtel ouch-m.

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The gonerel hultl oouree let- the
girle employed in ell depertmee. of
the Southern New England Tele-
phone compeny hee been W et
the loeei exchense. use b the eec-
ond veer oi the heelth eeuee. Not
only ie thle eouree being cine In
Connecticut but to ell Dell Intern
oumpeniee threuehout Aheriee.
Thoueende of glrle it to will
be benentel h: it. It b end by
the lending phyelclene oi the coun-

try.
Mre. Once Willleine b the locel

lnetructor. She holde oleee

Tueedey uterooon tree: until 0.

in the not root! ot'the eechme.
Meet 0 the girle in the ole- ere
new girl on other employee took
the couree Int winter under the di-
rection or Min Florence butcher.

Thou enrolled thle winter ere:
ltoee Lucekey, Helen 0. Heetinge.
Helen n. Kulenulk. lreno .l. urge.
Vida. C. eetnerl Big Merle Corle-
eon. Bare C. Meher. atherlne I.
Veclevik, Alice Taylor. Helen hw-
rence, Mary R. llionohen. Herriett
E. Moore. Lucille N. Clark end lien
A. Blucovich.

 

The extensive cable job in Lexing-
ton and Ely avenuee hee been
completed otter leverai menthe of
work by the conetruction lorce. The
new cables in Bettewood road. New-
town terrace and Newtown evenuc.
will heve been told I)! the end of
lhie week. Better ecrvlce will be ei-
lorded in there eectione ol the city

 

 

 

 

 

 

' eke): onerotore, ere on their Annual

,Troy Divorce Ceee

 

 

operetor wont to how York recent-
ly to ettend e Helleween petty.

 

Mlee Florence Hemmone o: the
bueineee omce. entertained nee-o
et her home in Spring etreet. our
the week-end.

 

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Erneett Parker. teetmeii.

Ilerylend trim Yele.

J l
Ill- Lilllen mu. Menomce,
ettended the gym clue It the Woot-
port Y. M. c. A.. leet evening.

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Ilee Alice 'reylor mew- 01m ’ ‘
liteheon. operetore. motored to
fleet Point. aeturdey. end Mile
Ilery Menuhin» re'lt rdorn euper-
weer. went to Bridgeport.

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thenne Hobbe end none luc-

Now' in pmgreee—Salee of

.0011 73 and DRESSES

Two very important happenings—ct the timeevhen
the great Howland assortments are most complete.
Models for Sport, Street and Dress wear are included
in both. '

DRESSES AT 315 :-—Chiil'on Velvets, Satin, Crepe
dc Chine, Twill Cloth, Bandeen. Crepere. Friska and
Satin Crepe. Delightful models—just received, and of
o quality that ordinarily would be priced at 819.50
to $25.

COATS AT 845 AND $65:—L'ustrosa, Bolivia,
Velshccn, Suede, Venice and New Zella. Finely tailored
(and Furrcd—they are splendid values ‘

Decond "00'. \

Mtione.

 

ToBe Hood Todey '

The divorce notion of Merv H
Troy or thle city Iulpet Willleni J.
hey. nice of thle oily. ie eeheduled
to come up before Judge John W
Banks in superior court. et Bridge.
port. today. Keogh end Cnndee ere
repreerntinx the plelntli! end Attor-
ney John .I. Cuneo ie couneel for
the defendant.

Till ifiii Will
Kill“ iii Hill

lohilllrellIYnl'l. Thon-
nonunion-0e. Quick

. Reeulte.
Ieeg “$3.3,
with pilee hove
In: quickly refined without the
'bether ol eelvee or euppoeitoriee by
e wonderful new treetli t in tob-
let form, which taken wit e ewel-
of water three time e do:
bring: raliiel in 24 item in ineny
run an it every one re eoon
egvooordht tonne. Ar’wlele
bottle of theee' her-thee oheeelete-

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KNOX

HATS

$10 and $12.50
AT HOWLAND’S ONLY
Late Paris importations

 

reduced in Felt of

Fit and Correctness in “am, and

ARCH PRESER VERS

Reptilhn .
are the Newest Whitn
and are dolly increeelng

beauti
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Burgundy, Sand Jungle,

Chanel, Brown, Wood and

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Wednesday Evening, (8:30) November 17th ~

Mario Chemlee (Tenor) Metropolitanomcom‘ye . , ._ _ __ : g g
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