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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 13, 1926 · page 2

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puny. llrldgeport. is melting tepid ——-.v-
f V M”? a.» - .um-ea on tile building. 'Eh Mrs. Samuel "INV- T“k°““‘" “
1,. ‘ ""0”” "I'l‘ll-’l-m ll'nlll foundation and null luluo chelrnuui M the conlullttoo ““1
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provi'lllfltl umocletlou‘s nerd party.
at "Mll‘y outing" Tuesday liter-
noon. Novomher 16. other members

low-l. nnd the forms for the re-
llmilldt'r at tho inundation are com-
pl-‘te and ready (or the concrete.

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- of tho cmuluillvo ll.“ Mrl. David
I , ll~ l. M‘s. \"llllllil ll. S‘orles.
' . “mm.“ or ”‘0 “'onn-u‘s ‘"’”“““' bl‘lr‘ltuynlollul llolhulll Mrs ‘L‘. W.
‘ tion of the (Jongroxulionui church lh-ll Mrs 12. M. \l'rlsllt. Mrs-
"’g .h I '0' the ensuing ”"3“" been “‘b (ill-m. Mrs. 11. J. Chase and Mrs.
Vlofl‘lt . In: _. wr- Nl ss (allows: President. lilies Nr-t- Mum.“ I‘ilmlm’ Proceeds from

tie Loosen: vice-presidents. Mrs.
.Wiilltml ll. Bleugmer. Mrs. Henry
Nonlllouso nud Mrs. John Goi-
my; treasurer. Mrs. iinrrv Prolost.
secretsrr'Mrs. " Loo (llllolt.

tho purty will so into tho nssocin-
lion's treasury, I

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«J; ‘W ' 'Wnk‘ m" M ‘9‘ sl'hool football team has “90“ secur-
'l‘ m hill: school build} -“" . ed by tho innnegvr or the Dorieil
- ... u my Notional of sun.» mister Mrs. Allco 1'. my. hllzh school mm. The game will

1:3.” the new u.llel’lell hillh
' "7.. "m grounds at the old

ho played at lltslnrord next Thurs-

day utter-noon.

rill. llnritord. will'spesk at the Ite-
publioon victory dinner Monday
.00" ohm. Mr Thoinp evening at (‘unnry cottage on tho
old slulllnr positions in Post road in Noroion. The other The estate or Don C. Bauer. Mid-

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:5 ‘ ' refin:ment. tool on Rubber- mungfismfihéul
“so Chassis. an.“ onus go so:
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lAllE G. CUNNINGHAM

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Norwalk
Phone 2283

 

 

“uncovers or senses; u‘oross

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. What your own eyes see will make you
‘ choose the Chrysler “50”

Wit you are atiracmd by the beauty of design, finish and
Chrysler “50” it is we? to fittings
bearinmindtha our olee _
in the four-cyllnler field, in Siting”? “:21“; e
. any event, must be" made . w and): edof50miles
among five cars. Only Mt 9° °t 9°
. ' ylitidcr cars other than andmore perhour; the scoot;
10f “509131,:me 0mm Of the CW: 50
--5 to: 525 miles m 8 seconds;
and above till. the ease and
economy with which it
"travels.
Noveniteeemstouslwssit
btaértomoke

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u" N‘ eity. :u.
lshweteer bee been e eellmer reel-
dent. It We" Point be several
yeere. Ir.
l‘ormerly the! 'ot the Well known
moving picture eetrese'. Pauline
“elicit.

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Rev. Boomer. putor of tho Green-
\ loll Presbyterian church, niu
preach the lundey morning sermon
at tho Noroten Presbyterian church.
ltev. George ll. Montgomtn, pug-my
ot the Noroton church. will i... n: til..-
Greenvrlch church.

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Mrs. Mershall 1’. Richard“, Tux."
nolte reed. has returned from n visit
with relatives in Buborton. Ohio.
cg“
Bradford ll. Ballard. who rs.
oeutly underwent an opmulon in
The Itsmford houitel. has returned
to his home in Maple avenue and
II improving rapidly.
Th:- Sunduy evening «who or ill.-
t‘ongrcutlonnlJbuwh will be de-
vutod to s tollowehlp meeting at
home. school and chureh. Dr. W. D.
MacDonald. Gleebroelt. Edwerd H.
Fuller. superintendent of schools.
and Price Hunt will be the speakers.
Special musical selections will be
given by tho pupils of the schools
under the direction of Miss Standish.
'"fllo Name thet is Aborr Every
Nollie" will he the topic upon which
itt-v. ll. 1“, Hancock will prenvll lit
lliu Sunduy morning eervlcn in the
Methodist church.

Class Of 50 Will
Be Initiated By
Moose Tomorrow

Secretory of Labor James .f. Davis
has boon invited to nttsnd the In-
itiotory ceremonies of Nortvnlk
Lodgo No. 529. L. 0. 0. 3L. in Odd
Fellow's llnll tomorrow aim-noon.
.\ class 0' on onnilldstes to be ill-
itlnted has been named honor
of secretary Davin,

William J. Bennett. New .lnrsey.
Charles Thin. New York and Wilv
liam H. Noel, Long lslsnd City.
supreme oiflcsrs. will be present at
the ceremonies in Addition to the
Connecticut state officers. There
will be deiegetlons from Waterbury.
New Keven. Bridgeport. Btsnltord
end Greenwich.

’ The local degree teem will he in

charge at the initiatory work. utter
which there will be professionnl en-
terininment end a banquet. The
women 0! Hoosehesrt legion will
serve the bouquet. ,

Longer Life Seen
For Future Man

Logger life (or men is prophe-
dt-d "by Professor Juliet: Huxley in
In em Just publilhod. In which he
esye: ‘

,“By eugenie measures we could
unquestionably relee the evornge
span of human life even without fur-
ther progress in hygiene. It as we
may confidently predict. the present
trend or emails continues. more and
more men will attain on advanced
age. naturally or by rejuvenation."

The deoth rate oi intents and
young people viii continue to tell.
Protemor Huxley predicts. end the
birth rote will do likewise.

“As a result of this we shall in e
few decades have s, population in
which the relative numbers of young
and old people will be quite dlitersnt
from the present." he believes.

King Geo
SLIM for Artist'‘

Rieherd Jack. R. L. who is point-
ing the latest portrait ot King
George says he never lied e better
subject then the King of Englsnd.
‘ffle posed tor me twice. once
seated and once stand end car~
.. on e. running eon motion on
general subjects as though unewere
that his porirelt ms being painted."
Hr. Joel: esid.

"He discussed the bersonnlitleb ot
:srioue ertlete end ellowed a. sur-
prising knowledge or therl humsn
e‘ids tor a sovereign when: one
might think too wrapped up in stete
euelre to notice the little personal
doion of his sublee

In the Exster Mum. England.
is a volume bound in the skin of
George Cudmore. who was executed
in 1380 tor poisoning his wife. The
Pbllsdelphla. 5P... hmllll medics!
librery is sold to contain sin Volumes

 

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Exhibit Given

COLLEGE E X I" E R ’l‘ DEMON.
“RATES HOW MUCH li‘l'l‘lill
11' It! To BLOW lTl' 'l‘l AN DIG.

 

 

 

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A dvlllOlItlli‘nllOll in bin st in g
ditches was held in \Vl‘lllporl 'l‘hurs-
day will: I“. \l'. Kulpv. engineering
export of tho Conner-lieu! Agricul-
turul CONE.“ It Hforru. In charge,
bolore u lurgo llllt'lltlllllt‘l‘. 'l'ht:
demonstrntlon was lll'ltl n: the turn:
of R. ii. ii ncks in Turkey lilil rout].
Greene i" mm. The stole oxpt-rte
cxuiulncll lllllt it is lulu: l'x|)(‘n.'ll\"‘
to blast. dltohes \sllh :lyluuultc limit
it II to dig them by hand. The
Agricultural college «sports have
given many demonstrations of this
kind around the state during the
pest ielv days.

\‘lmenzo Ilcstnlno, Worthington
al'enuo. \‘v’cstport. u prominent rvnl
outoto operator. will lonvc totiny
with hire. Rest-Inn on tho Colombo.
selling from .‘Now York. for on ex.
tenslvo tour in Italy in rommeum-
ration of their twt‘uly yt-nrn of lll.’il‘-
rlt-d lilo. Mr. ltoeiulno llus luv-wt.
ed llis pou‘vr of attorney lll iin- llrm
of Hunt. Downs and Sundorinnd.

 

At their regular Thursday noon
assembly. tho iloinriuns were ml-
dresued ivy Elliott llronsou.
contaili'o ot llll‘ Forvst und Wild“
Lilo commission oi tlu- ntnlo. Mr.
Bronson gnvo on intern-mini: talk
on outdoor lilo and the pun. the
commission hon in lIilillilnllilns: such
on institu‘ion in llillll‘l‘n .uovlul lllr.
-—l'or Tllflnkfiklllllk’. u. now dining
room suite at Hln-rlinp; I’lll'illllll't‘ Co.
on cosy tonne—Am.
. The Episcopal Young l'I-opln hold
a, meeting at Illi‘ home or Miss
Elennor (:rlllllll ’l‘hul'sduy nllI-r-
noon. Altm‘ tho short iluslnl-as unfi-
IIOn s soriul. hour was enjoyed. The
next met-till: will he hold lit the
home of Miss Vritnros Mnlh-‘t.
Thursday. Novomher Ill. The mom-
ors prosont worn Mr. and Mrs.
William Martino. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ort Adams. Mr. and Mru. Arthur
Griswold. Miss Edith .lvntlings. Mitts
Ann Schmidt. the Mix-ms Flora and
Ruth Jones, 'ihc Misses. Frances.
Lillian nnd Maud Mnlh-it. Loslio
Whitney. ltlchnrd Golder. John Au-
stin, Jr.. and thc hosicts. Mlss Grit-
nth.

 

Michael (illhortl. 17-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Glli'crti
of Main street. \Vostport. was taken
to Shelton for his hr-nlth yesterday.
Tho locel youth r-ontrnqtnl n now-re
cold several weeks one which dc-
veloped s. lollcll of tuberculosis.

 

Leaders of the icon: troops of the
Girl Scouts. lindm' tho chairmanship
of Mrs. Louise ('rncenmn. met last
night for a general hufiwss meet-
ing and a social supper.

An informal reception in honor
of the local school administration
“ill he given next Thursdny night in
the library of tile llodiord Junior
High school by the Wostport 'l‘oncll-
ors League to express their oppre-
ointion of the recent work of the
school board which culminated in
the opening or the new Junior high
school. The members of the league
will entertain as their guests ot hon—
or; the new superintodenl. M. R.
intior and Mrs. Loner; the present
members of the school committee.
Robert W. Fuller. il‘rederick B. Hub-
boll snd Mrs. Eva, Shroflr: end
I‘elcy C. Anderson. who served on

 

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the committee te the opening oi the
school. .

A specie! program of mimic has
but: propurcd by tho (‘tllllllllllf‘l‘ in
chemo oi the l't‘N'llllulI. “llll'll will
illollulu the [ll‘t'fli‘lllnllull Ivv tho nu-

 

 

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WIND BREAKERS

Ill gray or tan leather, also
fancy woolen. for the man
'wllo engages in lots fall sports
or. wants a garment to ward

off the chilling blasts. ‘

$6.50 ‘° $15

Rogers 8: Stevens

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GIRLS

Christmas Is Coming! Give Daddy, Big Brother,
Your Uncle, or Cousin

9. beautiful Silk Tie flit

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iliore ofourv h dsomest
FREE, byfid’zvotaiggalfew

Now is the timeto
wilesnt one

Better write new;

TIE SI‘IOP

 

 

 

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SHOOTING

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---—‘ lll ll(llll llllllllll lll'ujltl‘l in Ill. .ux ' m -- l in I .,_ l! .
The meeting: (if ll'-‘ (inl Sl’llll .lt lhl- “warn: Illlll‘ Lu lllr tlunllll . 1 w. h... l. .. .... (
t‘ullllt‘il \\lll “" “‘4" ““1“ "L'l: 30- ill’ lllt- new \\.III llllllllt‘ l‘lll‘ all“. i. in l 1‘ ‘ null .t .. :7,
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(‘ul Mm" “.I'HHH‘."|"""' """"l““>-‘ HI" \‘nlliuru l'l‘llllllllli'. Sul'lli) Hm ‘ . Im l lr' n- w .
lll I‘illt‘l‘llltt lllt‘ rump-lulu“ i'ur 1mm; \.. l .l .l l l... .- \\ Mint. ill
”I". bust tlrl-nvlllulinu of ill:- mum nl ‘ \. '.\ l..-
lht‘ tuberculosis llrl\‘P. th~ lm-nl lull . u‘ ., I . - v -.. .uim‘ll'fi lili"
ru-ulnsiu l‘Olllllllllw‘ h'w 1‘]H‘Ilt;\lt‘ Mrs. John A. l‘vtl.‘l' ulo iu (‘lllll- .., q . .l ,H, of hm .
lllo (llrl fil‘milx to pin ‘1 |ll‘l‘.' 'l'll-i “"1“ 0" llll‘ lu'urwul rumululllu .- m h. H “J,
(-ulnpelillon will llll'llllli' l't'lil'I-mlllll- l“ '““"""" U' "" l"|.\ 'HH' “M” l’vll w ~ 'lhn ht‘.'llllvl'
ll\I- ul'nlllw [rum IIl-- Illl‘lt l: n: lunlm “ll“ “"H'l' -| I I- ll in m mints ml .\ ,l ., g. . ‘
In I’nlrflt‘ld county. 'l‘llv M'tlulh In... lin- oih. r nnmm “ill in llm tin ill”! ll. " .. . ~ ..« {or this n: u
rllrelltly lll‘Kllll rl'llvulsllli; nl lll: l”"'”“""' of ”I“ I“'.‘ Alf-F ll'nk luuilllim: ll. it w. :w. uni-ll to l‘u-
I‘l'll‘. which ,1 is HIM...” “I” h. t'ullll has t-lulriu- ni nil lil- nintwg ”.“W. .... .1“... H; “J... “h... .
ulvcn lilo curly pull oi inn-ml). r. l" “l" Nil-L “llllg‘: 1......
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sum” M”"d“"' Strai ht Line Coats
November 15 g ‘
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New York and Especmlly Dealgned For Stout.
Stamford Coach Co. $39 50
e . I .
Pulntlnl Motor (om-hos Loan:
Norwalk and fits: Noru'lllk ,
Duily its Follows
IANH'C Rovnl Jsmm Hotel
“walk ‘ 12-14 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
5| :3!) n. ln.-—5-l :30 p. lll.-~- ~5 p. m. l
‘8:1ill p. m. : .
Leave lloiol Muluu-kmno. I Phone EHEBE’S Prompt
So. Nll'll‘ulk 527 Delivery
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' '40 "' "" 1‘40 l" “" "m I “nus HERE ls nus lltfl.'l~‘lu‘\\»\ltlj"
p. in.” 8:“) p. m .
l EVERYTHING F0". 'I‘ll.\?\lt§(.I\'l.\t;
’Rulls Saturdays null
SililtlilVS ()nh- i We. how" a complete lino. of everything nowir-d for Thanksgiving
New Yorlt Tormlmil I such as dinnerware. glussu‘nl'n. cal-tint: Hols. pit‘ and calm; tilll,
Init-w's Tllt'ltll‘t‘ lllll'liillu: l tlouillo l‘mmlt'rfl. cooking kotllon, llriil llllllH. t‘lt‘.
5'. II. For. Iiromlwuy & uifiil: St.
7 i3 l 8130
I‘m" "mp Trip ' ' .13 \l'eshlnnton Sll’t’t‘t Smith Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

Schultze’s Saturday Specials

 

PorkRoast 30c 1b.
LameoreQuarters 22c lb.
RoastingChickens................36c lb.
FreshShoulders..................24c ll).
SirloinSteak..................... 32c lb.

 

 

Schultze’o Sanitary Markets

Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Namath

39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk
\chtport. Georgetown. Dam-n. Sismiord. Illacil ltock. Bridgeport

 

 

 

 

 

47 lelhhed Avenue

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Niilew Bayes, Conn. :-

 

-Ausulrs SALES AND SERVICE

QUALITY A_I.____L;O.W cosT j

 

 

 

Noothercloeedem-eatthepriceotfer theluxury
of bodies by Fisher with their acknowledged
euperlmilios in Giftsmmshlp, style and safety.

Nootherdoeedeersatdiepriaeombine
equelpowu'endemoothnesewithequalthrift
lnneeofgss andolI—for Chevrolet’s famous
velvevln-head moons- hseprovedits worthiness
ineveryphaseoftnfieandroadperformmee.

Mohedinmodish shades oflustrous Duca—
roomy and attractively upholstered, Chevrolet
closed are otfer every mild to the highest
type of modern, comfortable motoring. A
single ride will reveal the astounding value
which has made then the choice of so many
hundreds of mounds of buyers. Come in—
. and get a demonstration! .

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Phone 1959
won onion

South Norwalk. Conn.

Phone Westpori: 590

 

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