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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, rntosr, NOVEMBER 19, 1926.
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contributions to the briei’ column.
or to any other column in tho 1
paper. and regrets that so many 1
otforlnn have to be rejected be- .
Cqu of tho carelessness o! the
writer. I
Many people tall to write .
names ienlbly and an item with-
out ; name is not usable.
Many people write on both
' lides ot the paper. Such liiuttcr
TONIGHT. cannot be used until it has been
“"‘I'll""Il‘ilcl‘xbody's Acting." l recopled ill The Sentinel ol'ilce
, l'l'lllO-IIUIL"lL Deco lion .. i and there is seldom time for that.
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'II-“i-‘l BOX-II use a doublocspaco in writing
*-- - copy for newspapers. to permit
Sun and Title 'l‘odl). splice tor corrections where nec-
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tilun rises .. .......... 6:“ A. hi“ esury. I
Bun sets ........ . 4le P. M.’ ' ° ° ' I.
High tide ..9:4:. A. M.-io:2i l'. M; . " Inc“ ““3 , W0 Illl'e I
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow I Mr. and Mrs. .l. Wesley sinuson. 0' .—
Sun rlses ............ 6:45 A. M. l Myrtle street, will ionic Monday ftIl'I‘
Hun sols ............. 4:32 P. M. 1 Florida Where tiny will spend the. c ea
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High tide .10134 A. M.-ll:lt| l'. M. I winter months.
unit-p-'s--- . The choir of Trinity church “I”
Mrs. A. Cohen. “aslililgton street. I H...” for rehearsal “H” evening.
entertained several guests at her.
home Wednesday evening. l
A special purchase sufficiently large
__ enough to take care of all~attractive-
.l'.:;i..3.::.‘;:: . _ _ .. _ . ‘l’boxed- A“ ideals‘iftfm'Christmas
iiiIJIfL." (ontlned to her home byI\Vednesdny. ' g I . ' . " . Soft linen finish, one and two quire
boxes. White
and colors, also
assorted colors
to a box. cor-
l‘OS pon din 2'
'ai'tls may be
Mrs. Eugene t‘iisliuian, til t‘oic
I Mrs. William Mullins i‘lill iialiii-d
> . mm Mrs. John Merl‘llilitli, 317 i Miss Marjorie \Ylilltlliis mnl ling: I'
.1 Ma street. and daughter. liiitli, are Williams of Wilton at her home
.‘ \ pl- ning to spend the holiday inIWI‘dnt‘Htlfly-
iludelpliin Visiting relatives. They; ~ ~— ,
1.1.0 expect to spend several days a: Mrs. Lois llireliard llediier. orxail- i
the Sesquiccnteimlal. . tilt at the South Nora-nip {IllIlKri-ua-
________ tlonal Clillrt'li \illl assist the trio
which is presenting the convert to~
night in the Methodist l-Iplseopal
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L—l-chs examined by a University
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A Special Attraction for Saturday Only;
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95:33“. Benedict II III |cllurrh. lietliel. '
I I “is: AilioliiII \‘i' Ill lolli “Ill had IIISO' \ 2w WOMEN’S DRESSES {‘5 III
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Miss Huron llmens. las alclill... Iiioadcasi a [mi (‘I'iisu talk at 7:30 iI .-' 0 ¢
will entertain several friends lit a
"roller-skating party" tonight.
Master Eddie Evans.
I o'clock Monday evening from sir
Ition Wlt‘t‘ Bridgeport,
Strawberry ' _
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. _ l Mrs. Knapp, l-lltoii t‘ourt. nill .... ., ”I... ,‘ ,
IIIIIIII avenue. “III. II ”Mm IIIIIIIIII In; the hostess at the next meeting or “i '
New Yorlt. l’ilgrim guild ol’ the South N()I‘\\illli ? \ '
. Wongrenatioual i-liiiri-h. llei'cniiwr
Ground was broken )‘l'fiil'l‘lt" '0", 1::
a new business block to be eret'll'tll . _ _ _
for Stephen Hazlan at: 3‘“: “a”; Mr. and Mrs. ltalllll Gregory. Mrs.
line. ’11": “Miami! “H c “I“ “ ,wiliier Sterling and Mrs. Mary Ab-
to that “"1th completed for his boll. ot Cannondale, \isiti-d friends
Leopold. the Belgian llelr Apparent. ~lumer~ princely hint“! On In.
bride. l‘rlnre“ .\~trlil. or Suction. a~ ~lie ~tep~ until the quay from the
'i-ruN-r “hit-Ii brought her to .\iil\u-rp ilIIIt‘l‘ the" Phil milrl'illge iii Stool.-
lteiililted.
women’s Pure Wool and I ‘3' For Our $7.95 and $10.00 Grades
' ° Good looking dresses in styles now in vogua.
Mercenzed LISIC HOSE Prices so low because we have not all sizes.
linlnl. Leupold Inning; preceded Ilt'l' on another Illflll-tiI-“lil'.
brother Hanoi) Huzlan at 10 \VestIm Norwalk Wednesday. I‘Ihey “PHI to Ilm~~el~ fur the l‘i‘liuiulh si-rili-m. relllllli'illll: llH‘ “thillu , ‘ III. . .
mm... I .. - FIRST QUALITY 39 PR. ‘- 3i; Satin crepes and cloth materials.
. l , Miss Gladys littlilis. Mlllt‘l‘ Sill-1., i“... ,. .1”... .i, tin lupsl lillilldlliili - c I"" l
1 —-Piano Tunlnt- dStudiicll rI‘m~°I\\lll entertain the l‘ollyaiiuit club at “I... “H, ..,.\..,,l..;. I SPECIEI For This “011111 IE .
"CI’ii IIIIIIIII:n(IlIitIirI;ApuIiIchasilig agentIII‘" "°"‘_°_'fl:"._f‘jfl“_"fi . --— » .\u_v ltoom Mi‘ihliriug mic “" Absolutely first quality—pilicapplc stitch- .~
iii‘iiii Su ar Price on » '3.“3L;)T.‘: c.2123... - ‘ e and ribbed effect—beige. nud autumn. . $ * ‘
WI“ attend ‘I' nII’e g 1 g s . .IiilllItillll Inlp‘ u 'Ill'l'HI(I"llIIIlI lll'l‘ri‘l $11-50 -. LIIIIIIIV' lilaCk alltl tall. SOIIIIe have chick effects
chasing Agents' association or COIIII
nocticut to be held at the University
club in Bridgeport. Tuesday evening. ‘
Thomas J. Russell will speak on
the subject. "Why We Stay Civil-I. _
iced." leerc will also be a Round: I WI] m not Illtil‘l- llmn tandoori tone.
I Table DISCIIIISIOI" "Short cu“ in ”III; “\Iliw ‘IUIIK. (.1l‘i---l’taw and I‘t“l The dv rr- -» also provides for rain.
ililinlrcds ot l'nlterli-a ot Wall
Paper to t'bmm: I‘i'tilli
10c, 15c, 250 per roll
.\l| (Ilir Painting and Paper
Hanging Fully Guaranteed
UNITED WALL PAPER
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The :‘ll\ r I t) imiilliisrll ll appoint-
{'1‘ by I'lt:idv-iil .‘.l:ii'li;ill0. reeoln_
lllf'lltlill today that the crop IH' lim-
8 to 10 SM Our $16.75 Quality Dresses
A special purchase of samples and broken lots
accounts for this price. Also some of our regu—
Increase Because
Of Small Cropi
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purcimsmg Department. led ll) . fined :cigar prices _tlllilll\lI to new, “m' ”.l "I (I " :2: lat‘ S OCk Flat CIIE‘ )95‘ (‘1'9 )9 Qatlns and 10th ’
President Ledn'itll. I high levels for the season on heavy; 0” IIIIII _I‘ I _____ CHAIN STORE 'I-- I t . ‘ I l I L c .
“ I buy“... 1 o 3... . . . ,i _ 4 . , . 2': 50. Main N. I‘l‘li'phone it'll 1"‘CIIE‘SSGS. All SlZE’b.
. . , . . .. ntlu nccd . icpoils ilm .. , \ ‘1 f .
«" The touring car owned M 5199119“ I ll ‘1 l -. i . .\d\titisi» Ill ill‘: . (‘lltlllt orI Smith Norwalk I. z:
alasz. 14 Concord street. which was pies ( cut I.- he iado or (_ ll ni nnnlilI ”III MM l’f‘fllllIH. III
., plea from here a few days aim, exercise his power to bring about a l :3
,was found abandoned last night M} farmer restriction in Cuban produn' ‘ i 3 ~ , ,1
the Stamford police. “he notified tin-I “on (‘uban ”mg mm ,H ”w .,I Wm: ': III
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‘ local “IIIIIOIIIIIII' 5 incl and the price of reliiiml pro_ ' 1 [I I‘ 1‘ E \ ' The FrEHCh (llnve \\ :_~ It
A black hat in In, pit—lion “11.5? (illito‘irglpt‘d from .i..(l to (Ho will. .\liil “mil“... (if all knitl... (orset Shop _.: ‘ aI'ed i0 $I9.00 and $20.00 II,
I" I l‘ 0 OIIQS II ' I I I ' \ .I I I - i i I""
III sIIII IIIIII III pa 8 Unofficial reports from Ila\:i'.i:iI fill“ ”'l "I" llilllll 1” ”I‘ll r'I x0“ '0 licr‘k llnzzard's
stolen last night from a machine
Smart silks. yelveteeiis and wool effect. plain
and fancy trim. One and two piece effects.
All Sizes. u. .
given Ill :ill\‘iilll‘l‘. I‘Il'l'Sll slot-It
indicated that the "ninth “n.1,.” for}
guaranteed,
lists-27 would he limited it. 4.59“,
000 tons. as comp: '.I(‘lI with 4.5S7.-'
4 No. Main St. So. Norwalh
SPECIALIZIJG IN LADIES'
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
belonging to George G. Scott. Ridge-
!iold. as it was parked in front of
of Edward E. Gel-ham. _ . II
3:0: I‘I‘IstItIIiiyenlie Mr Scott notified 0“" l" 19'3“.“ and anemone tons in‘
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police headquarters at. 11 o'clock. iii-4‘”- llll‘ minding Stilfion in.
The Greatest Collection of Scarfs
“"1 Ever Seen in The Norwalks
MODERN MARKET .
' ba ordinarily begins around the 5
He could not state at what time the IflIIqt of “mom. (Ir i i 0033 T8 AND _-_- =
. I . I. . '. l . All l’residi ill I. ‘ = —
II‘IIICIIII'PIIIIIn‘HiIIiI‘InIII :iettIIliIt-IIEIIIIIIgizf-II Mnchado already lzad taken steps to 15IINIIItIil‘III1IIIItIIflI.IlIIIl ISIEIII‘OIIGI UND RWEAR E w()!11el,l’g Sm t S f Half woe] Blankets Harvard Sheets
‘5“ W“ ‘(I‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 limit the currelil output by issuing nI' ’Il‘li‘IlI l-‘l'llliVFI “m' as” is pm“ for Values" = t ar car 8 -.i . qr. '-
,, - ins. a--- I IIIIIIII‘NI IeVol'ill \rel RS iilzo preventing} I I I I I I g I The $500 Grade (I: \ I,“ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I gig:
——-Mlnstrel Show and Dance. Red 1 "I" OIIIIIIIIIOII IHI 0” ‘I'I‘mmry I’ E 3098 -)II I\ I . I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I:
Lion‘s hall. South Norwalk, Sat‘ — E The ”'00 and $600 Grades For . '3‘ x II'I ”'19
urdu’. November 20th. IIIIIIII'i‘iIlIiIotII :- Full size and t'lli'llllll‘ llalt “I K “II ....... ... .. . . . . $1.49 __
IiIIlcb—c—IAdSIIIIIIIIIIIIOII couple. 0 e s 7 g $ 25 wool. plaids. I’retty color com. 4.) x 31h ( ages . _ , . _ . _ . . . . 396
' _.,__,_ ,. _‘_-= 20 hinatirms. Sateen hound. I_ I :I
Miss Grace 12. l.awton.d‘;atlii tea-I . . ’ E V _ . H d Emb 'd d ""
~ chef at ”‘fm'm‘sl‘la ‘Fh°g:;”’;‘:,:,:;°,2 E I rcsh clean. smart and appealing silk and .--..-._.._._ an ”I ere
‘spcndlng s wee. in - . E . . .' ... . . .' . ' ° ‘ Y
and Wm mm... ,0 h... am... a. .h. | E wool scaifs, silk sun fs liais fl iiige and plain lush Lmen Case; I
school very soon. = hem, lovely figured effects of a very heavv 43.3.,- muqm liand embr ~
. . z: - . . - . . - -. . Older-
———ltadlos and Victrolas sold on' 50 _ 100 _ 250 'llid it] 00 Dept St ore . E silk-wool pla i ii, and f r 1 n ged he in s. Hemgtltched Cloths ell and licmstitclled $1.00
easy terms at Donnelly‘s—-Ad\;. ' ‘ ' II ' ' I‘ E some hand made. 43x36 linen hand embroidcre 3 “ .
. Norwalk's Greatest Value Giving Store z." ' , V I'Ilil‘e linen. lovely bleached and lieinstilcllctl cases. White :~
Mr. and Mrs. James \. Worth g 300 PI'S. Chammsette (doves II .69c Pr. hemstitchedieloths, 53x72 $2.95 and colors 31.98 “
and children. James and Barbara.
spent Wednesday in New York
' where they attended the matinee or
"Sunny" and. after having dinner in
the city. they returned to their home
on Newtown avenue late. in the eve-
_ hing.
~Millinery RedUctions
To make room for holiday merchandise, our entire Milliiiery Stock is in-
cluded. '
illll lllllllllllllllll'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lll ll ”Hillllllllllllllllllll '.
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walk auditorium, for the benelit ot 1;
i the basketball team. I:
OUT or TUNNEL INTOI IMATRIMONY 2 Fraternal
Miss Harriet 'h'ng. 6 Circle street.
II II . . I ‘ . i There will be no meeting next .
ls suffcrlnv from a broken ringer. \‘evrcst Iall Hats——Felts Velvets Velours :: id S-itilis. ‘ ’ ’ ' ' ' I
received szvcrnl days ago. while * ‘ v 9 k‘ DP-‘IOIili—T-K-li- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII‘IIEIIIIII; IIIIIII II
Dining tennis-quolt at Barnard (301- I NOTE THESE PRICES The Norwalk Chill)tCr 0‘ ““MOlai' . Wnnoma Council I?
in conjunction with the ’l‘. K. it. 50--
c2tty “'Ill present the new llilhlt‘fll
comedy. "'l‘hat's 'l‘hal" at the lie- I
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gent theatre. January iii and lll.‘I I laughters OI Pocahontas. De l
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Decision was made. at a meeting orerII‘II‘I II 'I (II Red Mons hall. MRI“
{\IIIe chapter in me “IIISIIIIIE’IIO” sum" i Iv‘ollOwing the routine business of
. nsonlc lemple last evening fol. rat hi hi . l t' 1 h d .
liwlng a meeting in the afternoon " g ' a some lmc II I. am.-
‘ . nil; music and cards was enJoycd.
ot representutlles ot the l)e.\Iolay,i .
the T. K. H. Society and the John
B. ltocers producing company will.
produce the musical. . Plans (or a. class initiation and
DuMont McKibbin is general . smoker to be held December 2. Were
chairman for the production and pie 7 made, at. a meeting of South Nor-
committce from the DeMoluy chap- 1 “all: Lodge. No. 529; L. O. 0. M. in
ter includes. Bceiiian Peel. Donald i lied Men's hall. last evening, ."
Sturxcs. Leonard Gori‘mi. William: The annual Christmas party for I
Thomas; William Gubtiitson. David f members and their families will be -
L. Brennan and Allen l-‘roiiock. i l-rid December 30 It the home. 1‘
Elaborate plans are already under Final arrangements were complet-
wsy for the musical comedy whlcliied {or the minstrel and dance to-
lwlll bout a large, cast and “‘lllt‘llIniorrow evening.
will probably be. the only amateur
musical comedy in this PW souih‘xornik Council. No. 1:52. «
The officers of the .\'or\\alk Cliiip_l Knights of Columbus met last. night ,
air or lJeMoiay will \lsit Stamford in the clubrooms in Wuhlnxion '
Chapter. next Tuesday evening and Slrt‘et. The regular meeting was to
will exemplify the first degree on a' have been held next Thursdly eve-
lege. where she. is a junior. Al-
«though it is very painful and handi-
caps her quite a bit she is still at-
tending her classes at college.
l'legi‘t‘o work will be taken up at
tin next meeting of Wsnoma Coun—
$3.98 Hats Reduced to $2.19 92.98 Hats Reduced to $1.49
$3.49 Hats Reduced to $1.89 $1.98 Hats Reduced to 98c
d to 79c Fabricoid Hat Boxes Reduced to 79cIII
BIG REDUCTIONS START SATURDAY MORNING
income COCOA. DOOR MATS . . - - . 89c
XMAS GREETING CARDS—very large assortment of steel the cards——
Get your supply early—-2Ifor 5e, 5e and 10¢ each.
XMAS WRAPPING SUPPLIES—Tags. Seals, Tinsel Cord, w r a p p i n g
twine, Wrapping paper, tissue paper and holly paper. Large Assortment
on display for your Convenience, 5c to 10c ’
HOLLY BOXES—Every size imaginable—from large underwear boxes
to smell jewelryboxcs—‘Z for 5c to 20c each. ‘
HARDWARE SPECIALS
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. -Spcclal Showing of Fur Coats
; I Saturday only at The Ideal Shop. 104
“ Washington St. So. Norwalk.——Adr.
——‘1pecial Showing of Far Coats
Saturday only at The. Ideal Shop. 104
Washington St. So. Norwalk.—-Adv.
--0rder your personal Christmas
Cards todayIat Donnelly's.——Adv.
l.. O. 0. N. Smelter
Mrs. Homer F. Bucknsm has re-
turned to her home in Flux Hill road
utter spending a. Week with friends
in Flushing. L. I. and New York city.
Mrs. Bucknam was the guest. Wed-
nesday. or Mr. and Mrs. Mack Both.
of Mt. \I'ernon. formerly of this city.
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. Lewis Wardell is enjoying a day's
. vocation from his duties in the South
‘T Norwalit Trust company today and is
visiting In Stanwich.
, Smoking Sets
‘ Mr. and Ilitrs. Frederick Boyer 18" 81.111301! wrenph’ forged .meI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I $100 Ornamental i st l I IIIIIKII III”. III candidates. AIIIIIIIIKIII I! I"II.II' but as next week I! Thanks-
‘, “mung N_ c" 1,“, been guests 0; Ratchet Screw Driver. Miller 3 Falls . . . . . . . . . .. 81.00 . ., . . r0“ ' a .u ' men" tor the "in wore mud“- “‘,“;5‘I‘"“‘ IIIIiII it; meetIlnr III-wIiIIiIiIiiIi:
" Hr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Quintet-d. Automatic Drill, Miller‘s Falls ..... . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 '30 “8" “'"ll glass llll- I Invziflrnifl‘ $3,130, :II.:I,II.,I;,I.. HImtlffilIQ: i.‘£°§..‘.'uin'£""‘ IIIIIIII
5 Washington street for several days. “Driver" Beach Vise. guaranteed ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 ed 8in tray on one side. last evening. I I I I I
2;. m. “a 1.1.... no," will attend the “Driver" Hand Drill, excellent quality $1.00 hatch box holder and tmv . Nor-walk Cliflllll'l‘ will lw rcprv-I ()niy routine business mi trul-
I IflIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII game tomorrow. I ; seated at the. New England con- sscted at the hearing of South Nor-
I lire. ilnn'ey Mitchell. Cedar street
ll driving a new Star car.
Helen Flores. aged nine. 215 Ely
* ”onus; is ill of scarlet fever. The
Barn home has been pieced under
quarantine by Health omcer Robert
E. Perduc. _
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I; I. Deacon William Hitler. West
I,'Ilhin[tou street. grocer ls suitor-
Booket Wi‘ehch Sets, 8 sockets, screw driver. ratchet
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on other side.
A big \‘nlllt‘
$1.29
The big hits of this year to September on sale Saturday.
5for
~ ‘ BANNER RECORD cross our SALE
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CandyFeatul-e—Assorted Chocolates ......-. . . . . . . . .. 20;: lb:
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An in journey from New York to “the great open spaces"
loaded in rinse-1 II New Jersey for Ken Kelly, II. M 1.“... a".
brick. u.ormw.muwymmtwmgou.m
tMymIMMom-umthdrmnmm
un-is'mnmruugnm fibflflmmumw
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clove to be held in Springfield. .\‘o-
vember 26. 27 and 28. Among those
planning to attend are Master Colin.
cilor. Beenian Peel. Senior Councilor
David l» Brennan. and Edwin
Wheeler and Ellsworth 4'. Lock.
wood. Idvisors.
Th first degree was worked on r.
class It: candidates last evening.
The oeeond degree will be worked
Winnie nearest! tunnel under the Hudson river. 11nd and ding. u “3. next mew"; December 2,
The DeMolny how will be enter-
uined oi; I. dance in Red lion's hall.
”on this stoning by the girls
1.1.3. _
walk council. No. 1268. Knights of
Columbus. in the club rooms. in
Washington street. last evening.
Plans were made for the next meet—
Ing. December 9. at which time an
elaborate prognm of entertainment
will be presentd. “ m“
SAIACS msmcsm
SHOULDER A'I‘ I0“
John Slklfl tell at. his home. IO
Oxford avenue. 3mm"
and cum his left shoulder. The
noun wasp-II by Dr. ow 0-
‘ . :3}! new res:-
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