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_ THE BENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 8.1926- PAGE THREE
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-—'——-—'l ' IllinODtlliI‘. u. LEWIS tin Lolgy'i Aster-hr .n r
The Eminl I-nttnoi "locum PRUSSIAN PRINCESS—NOW AND THEN lRCV. Deming Talks . ”Hum-I, “I“. sm-st PPOIIT. Wm“. Mlm‘wk I” ”I. 5, ”Livy?”
. N met.“ N l contflbuuon"? “"03?" clomltn: V ~ I d B f t'll iht litl'II‘lJllll ol his “lie. plr u'li'ill l".l_- lumping. ;- pl nt. u.
t or 0 any 0 or c inn n l ‘ t'l‘ht Itltll‘ ti. l.~\\l:~. '.'t l' l I -t. p ntr~d lull-l at. 3:5“. ills l - t’l
e Here Aunt o I: lllDOf. Ind regrets "ill 0 Ian) , ‘0“ n la 8 ore \ mk Illt still on it i ll lllu tfllol h l‘l‘l‘i‘ll- it: lltnrtl ill till timtlllm- ll rll‘:\oolllll
$“M’ t ‘ l “firm"! :‘:V. to II” "be"? it; i Ministerial ASSO ”I 1"” H ih‘utl . .\‘ ll-n'l \l:lr- smllllltll) lll olllllt
w i’ canoe o e we cannon o t . , , 0 W...” ,. . .
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City Bud. 8 t ”‘13:?! LKWSI'ILWH‘; :3 biz") barracdldrsss :I‘l‘.Ul’l.lnd:-l\lillf‘i‘ll'lil:““ns
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made ivy ill-v. Wilbur S. l‘I‘iIlll.»'. it.
cannot be uud until it ha been
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W” bum“- reeopied in Th. Sentinel offlrr ‘chllrcll In \Voslport. “host: tupll- “us
illulto~~“l‘rlnl.-c-. or Trmplers." and them is seldom time for that "Our t‘nntrll-uttoll to llllit.l." in \.l
\l'nlru-c» »"'l‘hv lady at .tho llar- People uatnu typewriters Ihould and Mn. ll~'llilll§ rt‘tlll'nt-d i-ut .-l‘
m: " use I. double-space in writing short time ago trmn lndlzl. when
lirvrwht S-‘Otit. “'l‘ht- Fitmv Off." | copy for new-popes. to perm" illuy ”mogul ill lllisslolllll'5 \vllrlt.
—-—--—-— 1 space (or corrections where nec- Miss ituth iiownlnn sung .hllinu‘
sun And Tide fol- Today i “RU. the devotional xc-rtlv l. \\lllt"‘l pr! ~'
New ............ 7:06 A. 3L! coded the luncheon.
.\‘lln s-‘tu ............ 4:24 I’. 31.! Those. uttcndinl; tlu- lun<hrunl
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meeting \vn-l-o liu. ("llllriml N. (hm,
Rev. ilobl rt ii. ii. l‘notr, l\'t\'. ltr.
Fred L. l'l|lt‘|. lim. ill'. llllitbl giv-
. \tnlk high It lloel niirr b
bull and Tide tor Tomorrow l1‘“ days \ ”m; out .
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.‘un rircu . VVVVVV 7:01 A. . l Gregor. Ilm. “'nll‘t‘ii ’l'. “0\'.'nlnll.l
flull sets ............. 412i P. \i._ . 3 Rex. \‘il'tor Fttlllsl- llllll fir-v. Lester
lllgh nun. . ,.t:l2 A. M.-l:‘.‘? 1'. All “1“” ”mm“ ““4809“. “It T. Mallory h-om .\onvlllk‘. llov
____~ a business usher in South Norwnik \‘ornlsn A “a” and H... W [.4
Monday. ' ' ' ' '
.\liss Elaine 'I‘orrls. little dullghb‘l"
wt Mr. and Mrs. .\rthur Term.
t't'dar street. it now back at Hillside “'3” “”0"“ Wells. MN” “”9“-
where silo ll in the second grade ”Wm H” “Cr'k'ond ‘“ X"".“a"en-
having been absent for ll tow dnvs ""“"‘
llrnallst- if :t allcjht illnr”. Miss Isubt'l Glendonlns. “ridge.
_ lort. spent the week-end lll Nor-
.\il:.;. tjr:.u l'i’Cllll'.‘illlt‘i'. daugiltl ‘.’ "'0'“ “"h her sister. _
ul .\ir. and Mrs. A. M. Frchheimor ' "“" e
or Elmwood avenue. expects to 19- “Hit! examined by a Luluroltl'
turn to her homo {or the Christmas Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler.
holidays. .\liss Fecllhvilner is a. ”Ad"-
freshman student at tho l’nivereity
of \i'iscullsin. Madison. \\'is,. and .\lissAgnM Olson i‘k‘bllil!('d hcr
Was gruduntni inrt Jun-l from the , titzthm .\ionday nlornlug in tho Trist-
illllsido school. train and Hyatt store after an ab-
sence caused by the death of her
Miss Elvira. Root. 19 Morgan mother Mrs. B. it. Olson oi George-l
street. has returned to her studies town.
Ileminir. \Vestport llnd livv. Murl’ill‘
F. Clllrkl: uml lltv. .l. \v. (U'llllillr l
New Column. l
The! next meeting \\'lll In- l'l‘tl'l
Janualy 4.19;? at thr South Nor-
walk .\ilthorllsl lf‘lillltll “hm ltm.
.W. I. Rounlnn “ill in: host.
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.-My little girl huda bud cough. 1 5m. I _ Be Your santa!
her a few doses of I oley 3 Honey and l
Tor Compound and she was greatly .
. relieved. If you “ant rest It night. l
especi-liy whom there are children. i
Come in and male your selections of one at
these supremo gills end In will arrange tor
keep Foley's Honey and Tar Cotn- you the most ll'beraicrodittumsthst you hue
pound on hand." I our experienced. Here is your wonderful
Clyde H. Benton. -' clause {or you to m or “Give“ I wondertui
Marlboro, Va- 1 diamond or nodding band. Don‘t miss it!
No opiates. no chloroform. a fine ‘
lit the Norwaik Hilrh 061001. when" ._-._.,. ,____ dependable family cough remedy i
she is a junior. after being confined Hurry lload nlld sister Eleonor. . . . for children and rown one
to her home for 9. w,“ (hys mm 3 East Norwalk. “.1” leave Saturday on In the kitchenette of n small .\cw lork npdrtmo nt, “plnin Mrs.‘ Anlold Rulntmn has tound the hoppi- Rmmbfl ‘fe Mm” "' l 'IW§°9?'“€W“MI‘
“MW cold. .“ ten dayti' trill to Bermuda. nees which eluded her-s wife o! the ex~kniser's son, Prinoo August Wilhelm. whom she divorced. “I have um TAR I "" "1‘ L m " 9‘1II$25 ,
be i t II—T‘” d 1) ti \ii 1‘ ‘8‘; ill t t i love now. and a chance to work at my painting." she explains. Observe the marked difference between ‘0 COMPOUND“ I * ?""“I1“I“’*" “-' ”l" Inf“; t I '
' vein a u on s on lllcni era 0 . so trance: pan w on or an di "I . u .u ;- .- .-. m...” v. ...~ hr .
the Hillside school faculty attended the E. L'. T. 0th tomorrow evening the allusion of contentment she wears at the range and the severe go 5 of her countenance in court Soufl‘rnhm l . . .. . -..
the oratol‘lo. “The Messiah," at the at her home. Shoretror. park. "“19- v I. _.
. South Norwalk .\ir-thodist Episconull ' : pal-‘3“ Cut Mud
" «‘hureh. last evening.
. The. Mine, Emily Pearson and n till.ll~.lhu.-ut. brilliant I
'L‘entrlco Jaderlund have taken post. 3:050?th:fif‘gs?a;o:°§:yaout of TRANS'ATLANTIC PLANES ‘ ‘ . $5!
' Nu" “lute. hnnd cur-
\ —-Excetlent hard coal in nil sizes “(tits in bev‘berrl’s atomflurlne the
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3:12;:er :zigtgfrfgeiiom: Mltdsys. ' ‘ Mrs. A. Levy. 187 Washington FOR REGULAR IFRIPS BEING GIVE HIM "LLB w “Hum“ w
street. has returned to her homo
- - l ‘ . Wedding Rings
to have your bin- tilled up. Do- Mrs. Harvey 1i. hent will be host. . - . , R RM . ,
livories to suit your convenience est to the Woman's club tomorrow HM has just had I ltngthy \islt “Uh BUILT BY GE MAN Fl Sl ' A l- W Ed I W” .- '-
phone 3393- 3—Adv. afternoon at her honw. ll Arch :1 daughter in Stamford. ' __.-_... ti on lth tho ivhni $10
“m" ' a it it I l c ha . - 'i l in- 1" I’d ~ ‘d n i l d A TIRE '3 i“ W X m n s nnnlvnrsm-r
W- m“ “"1me ““3““ °‘ luéla‘l‘c‘li-fid253'l'l‘fiblt‘cféo 0? rd“: immc .35.” JJWSZM " ‘ “" “mp" ‘ “W ” " . ' ' ‘
.\ir. and Mrs. Stuart B. Hurlhurt. The next business meeting oi the ri I; 1 ‘ an}: :3; “Sign construction" m m" “”13"" of "1° “h" plane, . ”mums”. PI, "08! '0!!!
Ohio avenue has recovered from a. Christian Endeavor society of the ‘ pp ' g} a a ' ' . . “31'1“” ‘3 '1 "flylnfi WW!" 303 109‘ . . . . ‘ “no“
_ ' v , . Germany. it was announced 5notel- [his Chl'lstnla‘d Ili'lk 1 1m \ wwmm 'l lfllhcluloi ready
told which has coufinrd her to her South borwnllr Buptist church will Today 15 a holy day of obligation dnv hv the German Railroads In- from tip to up without body or mu ._ c e 1.1. Mm m. ”a"
home for a few days. M m the homo of Ml” 119"" BM" l ir the Roman Catholic c urch. tho [ofmuflon Office. 630 Fifth avenue. in t‘w conventional sense. The Wing | . .' . . ' ‘ " ‘ ." ’.29 “mu" 0' "I!!! ("It
. l" ""my “N” January 3 Itcoat of the Immaculate oncoption. Their arrival here is not imminent. '5 3“ (""l illlt‘k. '0 be guided by “Id-“13'1“”, by g“ lllg liliil ii lil'O 't“ "I “'1" “ "‘1' $ wllldgawlfi—mmul
Letters are being l‘CcelVPd from "-‘" Local parochial schools have sus- ”,9 most 50mm] prediction mm; .1. H Ull top and aileron-elevators at- . “1'1 ill' I :ll Ill-mutilulix hand 3)., u yo: m'fi’mg,
Miss Imogene Stoeven or Weetport. LettC‘f- carrier Edward B MCGO‘“ pended sessions for the day and atu- that v" i, expected it tout flight will in"! ml to the trailing edge. Its a. 31' tube. AliOtl'iel‘ sugges. ‘1 .,.. l , M u. cm .mu “ will hardly
who is o'treshmnn at Vassar col- l" 1-. "will”; a bungalow in mi"- idem attho College of New Rochelle b0 commum mm "m “m ymrg» tll' ml loaded weight is 113 tons. ‘ ‘ —‘————-—-——5I—.—u_ miss!
loge. Miss Sleeves says she had clay ('Olll‘l- “0“‘3510'1- and Fordhnm L'nivr-rslty have a day‘s The Junkers airplane works. at 0! which :0 tons may be passengers tion is a set of Goodyear? gneAGiitTlu “Ind-"‘3
dlnner 3‘1“?!” ft: “th rm“: 14:: \its '\ IlydToT. \‘n tllll ”mum" llcssau. is sold to ho building thn m4 trleht. and its predicted speed ‘ ‘ 'mmb'w" mm“
Slerwoo .0 So 0 “BS nor an W O ‘ ’- l- ' 0 . "- - “Nit 9- .—»—— m of ”1.. two mflchlnm which 11-3 miles an hour. The plans call for ' ’ .
i“ " sophomore "1 Vassar. and they v-ill “dam” the Woman‘s Town Im- Tilt: condition 0’ 51”? Ilobcrt 31- llafl‘l wing unread of 262 1-2 tmt.’ t' .. 1mm llorst‘l‘ovvor moiorn. Skld Cham‘K' C9“. “’8” 9": ”1"qu
had a wonderful time talking over movement association of Westport. Me. 25 myflew avenue who has two fuselages 73 “I“ long and a .\'o piano of this typo has ever
the tin-vs when they were at Hillside ionday. January 17. IiIier subject icon seriously ill is reported improv. monoplnnc wing 7 1-3 feet thick M 1.. , n “own. Junkers has built muly Either I‘l bound to plea<c I ”l“ n
together. Both .\litlses Steeves and “‘1“ be "QWW M3“?- A“ M” ed today. ~ lags feet wide. {9 13 to he (mt-en by lllll'ii lnlllilmotorod planes which K i ' ‘ lwnintz
j Sherwood “W"I 1" return to ”1°” C?” is a ”fowl. .mfnj I01 the -—“‘ {our 1.000 horsepower motors. weigllttI nl-r-rrltl- successfully in Europe, bill .\zittlrdzlv
i homes for lllC (hnistnms holidays. Ilttfiltr 50371;} 111' lt'tli'llb -‘ mine may \qu Joseph'Kiskanis confined to
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. . . « -- , . 35 1-2 tons and carry 100 vaHSPn-‘ nothing in size like the new ma- ‘ j m m P- I”
' ‘ ‘ H ‘ ' ,iicr home 2! Ely avenue by illness. .lzcrs. , ttlllllt'. c
l’l‘t‘. Byxlwtu “11” street. “as a ,
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itlsiness \lSllol ill <t'lnlt‘ord. Tues- “\ihnt ll. :lltls b'll‘l .\lmls gills . 5 . . . , . . . I: ‘ .I . , 011' I‘ll i - 0. . _ . ...- I.“ . ‘ I
(lay. , lthuu Iver Johnson Bicyolpu and Unlted.Schulte Illlltted to purrildse block ill the. no“ lULli. EMA) SMITH‘ BACK . 47 West Ave. Norwalk ' 8 't Lll “I” 1* \nt'u“ a l' 4 U i
. .‘I ...... l \‘alodpodfip. They are here and :Ci‘nlpflny- I t i 0‘ JOE; AT I‘LADQUARTLRS l
‘ . . . . , , . . . . - The present. de‘t opmen mm l.l‘ . ,
1 Mrs. Oliver Clark. honayton. spent consurvatltrls prlt‘t‘t‘l too. Big .\mas C b' C g‘ II .’ iollccmm John Smith returned -
.‘iondoy shopping in Bridgcpofl. stock in “'l'lt.‘ variety at, A. W. 0m lne 0min “”5”” 0' negotiations 1‘0“““3 ”" :0.” morning after “.0 daye' leave '
Hodge"; Stow. :‘i No. .\itlin St.——-i Hm“ "‘0 years. In “all SHIN}! ‘l A. . h ‘3.
“Your photograph for Christn ‘ Ml“- NEW YORK—Tho pooling of the “usd‘leo‘boirxllllo: b35231 "lllbetltoo ft: It‘ll?lllllll‘l‘oi‘lluxltedllfifilm, .
mas. Reduced price. from now on “""" \ assets of the United Cigar Stores PM can?! c mptmles tormlladow ,T- ”
-‘.ilDec.10th. Phone 355 and make‘ Mrs. s. .u. Delta and daughter. “a m gamma mm. mom cor. "’80 r q . 'f m I “WI , .
an early appointlltont. Manugianlirenr. 39 South Main street. have in: an open nurser 0 er 1 . .
Studio—Adi. tjugt returned to their home finer Duration. the twolarscst retail to~ est» in the near tuturo. In the on»; Before a crowd of 50.000. racing
3,; ————— in short. Visit with rolnfivcs in New tacco products organizations in the entdnlIovogtlIleIIdenItlty of ItIlIlcnlInitIulI «11:: offliiiugécltaIIIy. regenszIhI-lld
“ s. Bollockson. lnanagl-r of the S. ‘ Jt:l‘3l‘}‘. United States becmub known “W “In t e .cru u stores w o c '1 s l' 9. to t‘ Ill“ 0 h It!
and S. Tobacco Store. Wall street. ‘ww telday with tile unllotlllcementot the loft. both chain organizationn llelzll~ Inna-o times around the market
A was a. business visitor in New York- John Rii-».v. chauffeur for Duncan (mutation of a huge holding com- ins in “m Moms of ”w “0“ “‘1'. ugliare in keeping “Rh :1 medieval
Monday. . Harris. Wilson Point. was arrested pally known as the Union and L'nit- cern. - .u.tom °f "‘9 cit),
__..__. ;nn :1. charge of reckless driving by ed Tobacco company. . “‘ . “’
.\iise Mildred Shocilun. South St” |\iotorcyclo Pelicetnan Poul ltIc- The organization of the Iholdln‘I Said to be the only living In! l‘mt 'lwnnty 5mm 880 there “ere
" v all a recent visitor in Stamford. ' Glitll‘i 5rste'day afternoon. Riley company does not constitute u. mer- that was actively intereetcd ill till 3. 000. 000 telephones in the Bell Sys-
“‘"' “'88 apprehended when he drove get' or the United and Schulte om- Illsruption of mm. John lloo-l r'. tom. Today there are owr 17,-000
Miss Mabel Lfldrlslill- Rowayton. big car to the left of a street car panics. 0mm," of the two con 91-119 ctnlly celebrated his one hundred .t'l 000 which can be reached over Bell
l" h“ returned ‘° h" studies ‘t “‘9' on “'0‘“ "“nue- llo 3““ b°nd of pointed out. They deelined‘to dis. second birthday anniversan spatem lines.
Norwellt high school after being out $50 to appear in rout-t Saturday. cuss the extent to whcih the new A'lchencrow. Scotland.
a. few dose on ect‘Otllll of a slight! ”:- . company willdlrecb the affairs on W
)llnegg l Mrs H. 1-: look. liolden Pla‘ce. vis- the two older components. I Hattie um gmernment radio Flz-l chflwEan
. -~~ it‘ll N0“ Yotk Month" NH“- re~I The Combined Assets 'tlon at Port au Prince in rchltt‘d to: 1 ID
I\‘ Miss \lurirl (aldweii his resign-l ‘llrnr-d on the sumo dn5. 3 The United and m. Schulte com- have been heard in “mum and \ .
‘;d h" 9°5m°n with the S 8- K'flgel _"'"’ . ponies represent combined assets of nezttela
t,‘ompsny and accepted one “1th: Charlotte . tull. Coyord street. is arpro‘ximately 310. 009‘ 909 The new
bfonc s. horwalla. .ill at, her home. She is fluttering concern has a potential caplta of An American compan—_—_—T is l'lflll.
(mm a 5"8‘“ WM“ 0' ”‘0 NW“ trro.oo,o.ooo. Stockholders or botn nlng an extensive trop dovollltlmcnt ”-h-"ul-I-I-H-m ml.
I Ml" Mildred Evans. 1535'- .30? ', _..-,.__-_ “~ the older components'will'be DET- of tho, mtltillonlto Valley in Haiti. mnmm
. walk. spent the week-end \vlll '
trionds in New York. Highest —
—-Radioo end Victroiu solo on.
easy terms at Donnelly'I—Adv.
Christmas Giftsg
WE show here a very few Christmas
. .. I . ' . Gift Suggestions from the numer—
. . . one and varied UNIVERSALAppliancIes.
. . . I In this space we can only hope to give
you btlt a faint idea of the wide varict of
.\iiss Dorothy Reynold-s line ro— V
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turned to her studies in the Nor-l
. . _O 9 _ - . sensible, practical. UNIVERSAL Gifts
re. . rlStmaS . a e . available. While these help you to a
. ,' 2 choice. a visit to our store will better '“
solve your problem of what to give.
There is something here to suit every-
, . INTER body at prices to suit all purses.
U l '. ‘ . . Every one of these UNIVERSAL
. Gifts is guaranteed to perform satis-
COATS ' I 31:21:); the service for which it is
. V .75 snacullv PRICED . _
$5975 - FOR THE HOLIDAYSI . Pr I. ICh‘ ”Gift 8
. h “Make aMeny 9mm; lat mmgmmuéh"
Exceptional values atthis season of the year . __ . ' U NIV L155 , .
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12.14 NO. m 51. -sount- NORWAbK
. - ' CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPEN]? ‘.
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