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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 26, 1926 · page 5

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UTE NOEflLR, CoNN.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1926. ' l" r .\(‘ i l"i\'lI.‘

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MET—MAY co on NEW YORK. _ . . .
One Christmas Gift That mm" 7 I I I6 PUbllC : .
Everybody Wants—— EAST NORWALK

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Oscar 0. Wm. But
Not-wells correspondent. tel., Sen-
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The Gift of

JEWELRY

. The wide variety of jewelry gifts. the

. Can ‘ Be Trusted

The members of the lnIlINrIaI Lender.» I\‘.‘Ill'l.lll"i

 

 

 

East Norwelk was a sore spot
with the turkey wholesalers and re-

 

il h d itt d It r the close .Il' t'IIIIncetiI-ut are. l‘illlt‘tl upon III it‘llli liltlllt‘y in il::|l .
"‘"dt‘h‘t price that many Of them henr~ it"! galxlzlzimuizl the: they had \uhstantial citizen. the \t'nl‘lx’lll': man. Very often llt\ 1
are \t't‘ll worth ('nilsidering ill ('hrisiltltli overestimated the market demand. aoeurity might hI- t‘illlxlllt'l't‘ll IINIlliuII-nt. in many .

Two markets alone reported (.8
xobblers unsold. with an estimated
it'aluo for the lot of “00. The
'amount does not represent a total
. loss. however. In the New York mar.
, . ket usually absorbs excess stock at a
“I...” Grant “Mr. I“. of [.05 loss of nine or 10 cents a pound to
LAIWIN. i‘llllllh‘ to have won the "‘0 ““9"-
; honor of being the iirst man to swim The “many W“ particularly ‘4‘”0‘
'trom (‘atnlina island. on the south- here. A “9'1“" “m. 1“ Slaw”
r em “on“ 0.. Calilornht. .0 ".0 matu- tield yesterday atternoon was lnr ely
'. land—n distant-e of 20 miles. "0'! "ftlhded bl“ ‘h:h“:°.wl‘n'g“:: .21")
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time mixes the. [mall (‘Innpuny must taltv t'll.\l(.\t"i‘lill in.”
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pleasure—of choosing Sllcll-pt'l‘ft‘cl ad's
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..\VASillNGTON.—A craze‘ior ban-i Traffic on the highway yesterday lion (if »-.I 'Ialiqu mused Major lien- ;.
”"2: iisirimhtm 20::l‘2;:(1..;l.l (Xdliid‘till’lf. t was about as heavy on that on the Iral \IIIII. \. l'le. ~ I-IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII of '. . —-
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PUBLIC LOAN CORP. — 31 WALL STREET

tin Be.rlln During the iirst six The Rev (‘harles q fim‘,‘ pastel Legion to demand his remmul
iluonths of 1920. H.117 tons of the 0. the Past Atenuo \lethodist .I.,” ”W "(and III Il'tlmnllmi III Id that ill
lituit “as importId, half again an (oval church expressed “1. up...” of IIWIIIIIII \\ .Mmitlul tohismtnopin- I
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At the conference oi the LpISI II 1 In : , t II ii “it“ it Wm" " “‘ 3
mil clcrnmen or the i'oiillt";Clltlil W ‘ t ”1'" ----—~--'—---~-— “'""“':;""'""""“"'
diocese Tuesday attended by the ]l( ~v ' . " " " “ "‘ , "'- .-....,. .__._.-. . —MU -' . ,_._.._ _._....——--—-—-—~———‘
Robert 8.1%. l-oote III ( hrist IIIur. II. . 1‘}.

.to mark the accession of Bishop .tt
Iheson to the condjutorship. it u as.

decided to hme tno state matinee} A 'r
‘the latter part or January. One. at. I
these meetings will he held at.

Bridgeport and “ill be attended by: -.

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CERTIFIED BRAND Bottle

the local church. who will there em 1 '
ther material and ideas for similar.
c \ religious gatherings in the local pai-
ish later. ‘
q Among the homecoming i-‘ Ilst
‘ orwnlkers on the holiday yesterday
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inn Margaret Jarvis of Seatiew ato- -
one now at \Villlmantie NorInI~Il

“I... .....I I.r roommate. .I."... I After serving the public for the past 14 years, I am forced to get out on account of

hum: of Melbourne road Edwanl '

Lwyer .I....m from I... mum... not getting a satisfactory lease for the future. lam going to put out my entire stock of

oi Virginia to his home on Fourth

floaty. 2.... .I.. .II II... ...... Men’ s Furnishings, Shoes, Overcoats, Pants, Hats, Caps, etc., for less than the manufac.
retreat. rettftfned Alli-liitegdayhgi‘diii

mm... turer can produce. lf saving money appeals to you on high class Shoes and Gent’ 3 Fur-
s"... I. Io... of am... = nishings, you must act quickly as this went last long. Don’t miss this If you are In

student at Yale. was the guest II'

I... .u... a... uncI... II... ...... .I.-.1 need of your Winter needs. Everythingmust go. .

Robert B. B. Foote ot East avenue. . l l '

C O D F I S H - 23c
SCOTTISSIIE - 3 rolls 290

‘ THE HIGH GRADE TOILET TISSUE— ISOFT AS OLD LINEN

PliRE LARD- 2Ihs29t:
DEL MONTE SPINACH I. 1 76

OUT GREEN

TRINGLESS BEANS 2 cans 250

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Mr. and Mrs. Helmar Aniundsm

£33§l€3¢353°fiffff$ . Sale Starts Saturday, Nov. 27, 1926

Nelson Pepin has moved from 21::
Liberty square to 195 Liberty squarw.

. . . . GOING OUT or GOING owner . GOIN(I‘..0UT OF
“$3.311 .f‘..3.i§§“.2..‘.‘.33‘ 1111 BUSINESS BUSINESS - _ BUSINESS

hero on a visit to Mrs. Greenlan's.

parents. I». .I.. Mrs. Men... I. Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Men’s Odds and Ends Barry and Kid Konquer

Piper. Van Zant street. They will

.I.. over the weeks"... . , , ' Shoes Shoes and Oxfords

Edward 8. Bowling. East Nor- $2 75 4 95 A .
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2333:;":hstxtnzonmflgrilsatcdlla)lll?I; “.I.... $0.00 Value $5.00 to $3.00 .- \’;Ilne $8.00 and $10.00
Star pkgs 6 small ponds showed sheets of lcr A "
I despite the mid- day sun. .
. I nr and Mrs. m d M t I ' ' ' ‘ .
_ . {F nureon street. sperzfng‘l‘mnksz‘liiiil-l; (IOING OUT OF Men’s Heavyweight men’s Shlrts
,1.II andgepoI-t wInI Mrs. Martins} BUSINESS - l
OHIVER’S a HONEYDEW 'I .othr-r Mrs, Joseph Spears . . , W' w . - ,Uno") n Suits ‘ GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
* Imported English Absolutely Pure M... H mm- M3“ 5 mm “3“ PM“
E . . I it"II‘Il: place. visited friends in Men. . Shirts and Drawers I
range , | Ml‘figld Aliirs. Charles H. Robin- . ‘ 69‘: EACH $1.69 95c
- son 0 e ' th h ’ . l "i .
igutsts of {Ir :hflnhlvrgoJosfphoAlg? Value. $1.00 . Value. $200 ' X “hm $-00
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin Rey-
nolds street. entertained Mr. and

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Mr. and Mrs. Al Vmek.1\Vin ACK,S
lee: Emmott.“ $1.95 . ' ’ OVERCOATS $1.95

 

29c 25c

'16 Ounce Tumbler

Marmalade I . JELLY
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. ours on. Value 93.00 . Value-$300
55...... I... . 35c chIIoII’eI Coulter . . .I.... In...“
_nuzor.s— e. _ 7 m..-"
. Pure Yegetable 0.12 cc rmmuolo"a.‘pk¢ .13 c ASSlg’llied t0 WSSho: . a HEAVY FLANNEL LATEST MODEL. . ‘ MEN’S CAPS
g" Beeehmt Peanut 18c “m"lmm‘ 25° . n milling my /. PAJAMAS . LATEST arm.-
ere F?” -_.________“""““""“-__v_e ."mtgagga '. $1 69 $16-75 . . $1.69
Imported muss 90 mwng own 250: $2,212....” Muffin; 5.9.1.; . III m 0.2.50 - value $30.00 ~ .3..." $2....
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f -- ' i uect on t e o o e I ' ' I ' '
’rmlrnnmtiu15c morn w- “ “*5“:°.:..:r....tr.z.:ma Honorees or OTHER BARGAINS nor MENTIONED

While on duty there MM! Coul- Z

ftel' has been re "tins pleasant as g .

lactation-with numberetteilow: ‘ FIXTURES F .R SALE
. oflicen whom he had not not lnce l

| returning from duty in France dur-
' in; the World VIP

1 Colonel Conner was historical of-

I. floor in France and served overseas

.tor filo yearn seeing much action. .
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