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Phone 105
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTl-l NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926.
Nl‘m' YORK. (AP). —-Daath won
M. a narrow margin in the Hudson
Rht‘l‘. today when a man identified
ll" papers as Bert l". Clark. an in.
igilranco adjuster oi Darien Conn..
irollnwd after he had been pulled
almost to shore by a rope thrown to
him by two customs guards.
(hie of the guards grasped his
coal. and the other ‘held his head out
or the water but he was dead when
linollv removed to land. How he got
illtn the writer lil not known. The two
:‘lbnis had heard his crlol as he
strutzglu‘rl in the icy river.
Bert “Clark T)arien Insurance
Adjuster .Dies During
Strange Struggle in River
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The Kiwanis-Lions Christmas Bull
us be held at the armory tomorrow
night will undoubtedly be the
goat social event of the season. 'i‘icls-
eta have been selling rapidly
last low days. and it is
that well over 1000 people will at.
tend the “fair.
The combined Conillllttccs
the Kiwanis and Lions tlubs arc
planning something unusual ill the
DARTEN. (AP .—Fert F. (‘inrk of
this town who met death in the icy
waters of tho Hudson river in New
York today. had been a resident or
Darlen for two years. His insurance
business took him to New Yon. al.
most daily. Mr. Clark was llnrl'led
and has one daughter.
Details of the accident r ll no! way or entertainment. Six fine ucts'
been received here this mornim: by or vaudeville have been socured. \ild
Mrs. Clark. She and her flnlllzhivr instead of having all at tho cuter-
n'erc notified and left lnllll“'l|il"l\’
for New York. Cinr was about ."3
years old.
talnnient precede the \llillt‘l‘. it is
planned to have the vaudeville acts
come between the dances in the. rar-
E. T. Bedford
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'l bird vice-president. T h o m n :3
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.~'~creiar,\‘. Irving R. Wilmnt.
i‘rensurl-r, Prank ll. James
lienornl manager. J oseph 1. .
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Dirfl‘iors
i'hlllp\ Knapp. l-Znst Norwalk.
John Covenagh. East Norwalk.
Robert A. Holmes. Pelliani. N. Y.
ith one high
lie-elected Pres.
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Thomas Johnstons Chicago.
Mont D. Rogers. Pcihnm. N. Y.
Julius Joseph. New oYrk city.
James R. Paine. llslltmore. Md.
Nicholas 1". ltrndy. New York city.
Edward ’1‘. B e d i 0 rd. Greens
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Fraternal
linens ’l‘ribo l‘inorhlo
The first half of the. plnoelile
tournament of l'ncns Tribe. No. :6.
l. 0, ll. M. closed last evening with
the Odd team in the lead with a to-
tal of 10.630 points.
Tho Odds won at all tables last
evening with the exception of one.
and last evening gained 2,890 points.
The team or Stolnwaid and Lane
won five out or six. sittings for the
Odds. and this spectacular team has
the highest total score for the first
half. “.380 points. Kelley and Wil-
liamson are. runners up with 53.910
points.
Robinson and Ronsublla have
high hands for the firsthali. 1.140
points.
The last half of the tournament.
begins January 10. Refreshments of
sandwiches and coitce were served
last evening.
A1 Pohiman and Frank Kuslik
lost hgain. This team lost five‘out of
nix games. Captain Brush is going
to see that this team gets a. prise
for keeping the Odds in the load.
Poo-sans Conncfl
Ponassus Council. No. 1268. Royal
Arcanum. will meet tonight in Odd
Fellows hall in South Main street.
Degree Master William H Dicrin
gar requests that all members of the
degree team assemble attor- tho re-
gular meeting.
Norwalk M. E. Church
ans Annual Exercises
Plan for the annual Christmas
exercises of th. Sunday school of the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church
were discussed at. the meeting of
the Sunday school board of the
church. held last night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seymour.
E Ohio avenue.
The children will present is Christ»
mas pageant. "Why the Chimes
Rang." which is being rehearsed un-
der the direclton oi Mrs. Clarenco
Cable.
The date which has been 5.“ for
the exercises
December as.
is Tuesday evening.
County Rod Hen Friday.
About 200 Red Men from the
southern Connecticut tribes will
come here Friday night to Red
lion's hall on Iain "not. for the
meeting or the Southern Connecticut
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m 3m 5:8: lion’s association. The group
i: er ng is a. monthly event during
, 1;“ so. mgr 81'0“ as! ‘ tho winter, a. different city being
mm“ Mose . “I. the location each month.
m There will be delegates from 10
, :ribea our”: Bridgepwt and Dan;
, . or: w sen two sash. Others will
or ‘1‘ I I. I. I l G attend from the councils in Nor-
m .M‘ I .0 w a walk. south Norwallr. Greenwich.
“I! the M in New Canaan. Fairtield. and Blam-
.. ford.
manpower-sound . 11331108.! nee-cm turn of cactus.-
”mallow . ASIIONB “hhmtnhmlmmtm
the Halo sheet headquarters.
Um Isolate.
Lesier: Brush was elected Chis:
Hamster at the room
menu or Unea- llayloti. No. as 1-3
’1. 0. a. )1. in Red Inn‘s Hill Wad-
ington' its-oat lam. evening. This .0-
. etai duress dim or the lien Ion
will snoot regularly. the first meet.
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P. c. Hamster-Albert It. Pohl-
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W” PIANO shamans-an.
ilhut go to make up such a p.lr‘y.
‘ l'r0gresg Forum hall,
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i'l‘llc election will be held D. l‘l'llllier
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lion part of the evening. There will
be something doing every minute.
and those who attend are assured
of "the time of their lives. "
To provide a proper setting for
such an occasion. the Joint crim-
niittees from the service clubs. aided
by a. number of volunteers from
among the boys at the Norimlk high
school. are working on tho decoru-
tions. A blue and gold canopy eltecl
will cover the dancing floor. and Hill
side walls will be appropriately .ilc-
united with hunting and the rinlibsius
of lho Kiwanis and Lions (.‘lubs.
Volk's Society orchestra wii be on
Mary Lincoln Council
Enjoys Holiday Party
A jolly Christmas party will a
crab bag andnll the fun amt Railing
has enjoyed by tho illeinlverq
.\inry Lincoln council last night,
of
at
Washington
Al the business meeting held be.
fore the. social hour. [he sel‘olid
nomination of oiiicers took [llill‘c.
.x . I' " nil“.
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Tink’s the only plumber
who goes down the pipes
. the ,handy
ka’ “little plumb.
er in the can,” doesn‘t
have to take out traps
leave it clean. free-flow-
ing and sanitary when
you follow directions.
Don't: wait: for an
emergency-pee Tink
and open up joints to
clear out stoppages in regularly for the sake
plumbing. Soyou have of health.
mplumbingbilltopayi 37W?
Tinkgoesrightdown "C“ ‘
Anni. ~the folltmini;
dealers can supply you at
50¢ a can. Worth ten
times more.
a pipe, and dissolves
waste matter chemi-
icaliy. Guaranteed to
M. P. Dunne. 209 E. Washington Street
A. F. Gchobe. 25 Washington Rtrert
ii. A. Mead. ll North Main Street
Albert Morgan Hardware (‘0., 84 Washington St.
llosoniieid Bros. 125 Washington Street
Bogardus Drug Co.. 1: Main St. Nor-walk. mun.
1,000 Expected Tomorrow
Night at Kiwanis-Lions Ball
big- .
these 3 DUI“. etc.
estimated ‘
from i \\ 1‘.l
hand to furnish the llii'it!" intin
lllltl tho t‘Ol’Illlilllt‘i‘fl lilo pimmint; ml
lii.iko the dunes numbers cspcrl iil\ i
interesting. r‘nmre. Hllill us imii .
will be. illllll'iliilli‘ll ullil lily
all probability ihcro \nii l'i' K bullolun
ililllt‘t‘. elimination tllllll‘l'fl. iunil
moonlight numbers
lli‘l'll‘fillllit‘lllfli
also be served lillliiiu the Q‘\'\‘~i
lung.
The ball tomorrow hiKlll. uhiie it
urn-at socinl ultulr. is in in: pimiinl
ml for the who of clmriti. .\l1 pr...
l'm-ds above expenses \\ill be iimni by
lllt‘ Kiwunls null Lions clubs in chm.
itiibli- work. The liiillnis' NlLIli‘ “ill
'i‘iid funeral of John li:il.-~rt. “he
lillhflt'll nwny Shim-tiny l‘\l’ mm: in lli
Bridgeport llOtililllll ilmk pinc- [hi 1
morning at 9:30 o'clm'h from his
home. {)2 Rim-uni sin-oi it'll. all
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n't'iucll from St. Mill-i'a rilllilh in
County Children . ' ‘
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pl'mide funds for lllt‘ nllliuzii l\l- ' .. i
\vnilis Cliristliilts tree \Hil‘li. alibi the ”w “mm” M " "h" I “ ‘ I” l H 'I \l H l l
Lions' allure of the llrlll‘i‘i'ilfi \\Il| lm vi‘lmi i ii iilllliil‘. «wit 'l l . .. ' ‘Y‘l' \ .. i
used by that club to carry out llama .-.~.i' meal in“... ,-. . l. .l M . "
oxlcnaiio charity program. it'll ltit‘hbdgi'. 'l‘mi um i.» l ;n . "l "' ““‘ l “‘ i ‘1
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TRlSTRAM & HYATT CO.
WALL STREET U V NORWALK \‘.‘\ ‘.
Special Prices (in Special
Ruilled Curtains
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lloliday Siationcr) at i t ‘
Notion Department 380”
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FRIENDLY GlFTS
There are the girls one went to school Mill. and the neigh-
bors. and the bridge foursome. all to be remembered in some
little may at Christmas Something not too expensive is per-
haps what you are looking for—dust the sort of trlfios to be
found here '
Cuffed Gloves. Handkerchiefs.
$8.00 and $3.50 10c to 98c each
Glass Dresser Set. I ‘hiffon Hose g
33.98 $1 49 to $2.95
Perfume Sets. Silk Lingerie.
$2.95 to $6.00 $2.95 to $12.50
FOR THOSE DEAREST
It wouldn‘ t be Christmas if no couldn' i. remember our mothers
and sisters and those no love best with something unusually
worthy. Intimate gifts at exquisite lingerie. little luxuries
like Spanish shawls and headed bags are suggested.
Lesthbr Hand Bags, Beaded Reg.
. 1500 ".95 to ‘1’.“
‘_ f2” t° ‘ Spanish Shawl, sssso
Quilted 3111‘ 30b0, Novelty Pins, '
‘ $10.50 to' $17.50 930 90 M
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Particularly if they ”won't been married very long. give
than something for their homes. It will make a snore un-
mil slit ami- please them greatly. a elec- of pottery. a
Dutch silver oksrotts box. or bridge ards in a leather case
are stony. welcome.
. Ta§eta Pillows, Boudoir Lag“
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Ibstre, 28- ‘ 'l‘ea Linen Luncheon Sets. .
as“. to “5.00 n .90 “35'
Italian Pottery, Linen Table Cloth M.
In to $8.50 ‘ "N N ”50
Cigarette Boxes, Blankets
. to $3.95 $8.05 to 310.80 Pr.
Bronse Book Ends, DonIoIsSe 8e.ts
11.! to use . M to $496 ,
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i on lli'l'lt‘. lVl illl‘t‘f‘ l:l\01‘ll¢ FlTZL'TPF_ grey. gum llt‘ uni] elk :
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News Travels
Quickly
News certainly does trai-
el quickly. for so many of
our patrons ask for new
gift items. almost as soon
is they nrl‘ displayed.
Everyday there‘s fre sh
news for L‘lirislmas Shop—
pers. news of lovely and
raro.gifts for everyone—-
news of improved service
and delivery capacity to
in a it o y o u r Christmas
shopping easier. And
lastly, news of moderate
prices—important news to
n‘eryone.
quality.
25c to$2.00
With embroidered corners:
75c
A dainty 'iierchiet for women.
lineiy woven lace edges.
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HANDKERCHIEFS
A gift of handkerchiefs is sure to please—for man, woman. or child! Here’s Hand—
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Women’s Handkerchiefs
Pure linen. some in colors. many pure white.
Lace Edge Handkerchiefs
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JUST NINE'BHOPPING DAYS ’TIL CHRISTMAS
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Hand Bags in Great Array
$2.95 to $14.95
The err-r uclromr gift. in a grral variety of iiiudcis. all of finer
quality and iieuer chit-rings, l‘mne in; handling headquarters
-— you'll liiid lust the lng you “'nllt’ nlOilil‘Yiltl) priced.
Alligator Grained Bags~$15.50
Movie
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A royal gift for Sniilrunr,
grain. in Krt‘l'li. lull. llrl)\\ll.
of Full czrlfskin,
block.
alligator
Wool'GlliveS-New and Different
59c to $2.50
l'tTu'ii find them different from anything you‘ve seen in wool
gloves before. New and brighter coloriligs. fashionable new
stylus—less bulky thrill ever. A real necessity for this stormy
Winter.
C. O. MILLER CO.. STREET FLOOR
A. Wide Assortment
for Everybody
Men’z'Handkerchiefs
25c to $1.00
Men‘s all linen initial or plain handkerchieis.
line, quality. big generous sizes.
Boys’Handkercliiefs
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18c 35c
Good quality handkerchiefs. the better ones or
pure linen. Moderately priced.
with lovely.
Norwalk Chronicler