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" TODAY’S SEN'HNEL
Ihdp early. shop wisely and shop
4’
' t better advice to give our
rs on the day The Bentlnel's
.: :ss edition is published.
sting as it does news oi an
of myriads of wonderful gifts
young and old in the shops and
of the merchants in this sec-
e staff. 8ditorial, mechanical
Mvertlsing. has worked long
late to make this issue one
if the people of this city can
» with pleasure. interest and pro-
lore may be errors in it and
one because of the inevitable
and technical problems un-
tofforesee. Pardon us for these
if when you have finished read-
“day's Sentinel you have had I
evening we will have bl: Nonflk s .
y repaid for the labor and ‘ ~
mot cruflon- Tomorrow «was the weekly
i . purer meeting of the Rowsyton
NAME A NORWALKEB
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{hers is considerable stress and
in political circles It the mo-
t because several candidates and
friends are pushing energetic
.ns to capture the position
vacant by the reiignetion of
lpeikp as prosecutor of the
court. 9
. the smoke of is tie one use
' es itself which thet the
gent should go to s' eotsrta
th Senatorial distlict. . v
. resides in Stamford dine eel
-d there is I tendency in
quarters to root, for I m or
ho come from that cily. ere
meson to go so far afield and.
, the district:
-ei very likely:
~ the have presented them-
.. from Norwslk. We would like
use I local man get the appoint-
. e Charles Williamson. state
committeemsn‘. has been
.. ed as a possible
' e. we believe
chance othi
berth‘unlessr'
arable 9””an to him.
tion is end a pomible
before it has the chance to de-
lnto I second Stamford court
‘ squabble and appoint the
Nor-
. fitted and most capable
lawyer.
:‘3 "
"full cnmsmse mm.
.1 you were asked to poms the
thrill that Christmas Day
you. wouldn't you be likely
. theg it's the moment when
. -d~the rest of the family ills
the living room to have your
1
p at the Christmas tree?
.mas without n tree some-
‘ 't like Christmas It all. .‘flle
. punch of the day Is mm
ROWAYTON
III. “I la Nylons]. Ito
We set. still
as Dallas. es.
—-“Cllrlstmes Cards Booklets.
Tags and ideals" at Allen's Drug
store—Adv.
w ' .
A cordial invitation is extended to
the residents of the community by
the ministers of both the Rowayton
Baptist church. ltev. Victor Scenes,
and the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Welter C. Coert. attend
the union more service. ich will
be held in the Baptist church. Sun-
day. December 1!.
An elabonte pageant. "Ihe Eter-
nal Quest." the program of which
will be published in a day or so. is
to be presented at this time. under
the direction of Mrs. Lewis E.
Hoops. Westslde avenue. Rehears-
als for the seals are being held dur-
ing this week.
> Representatives from tile Rowsy-
ton churches attending the dinner
tends Bishop Joseph F. Berry of
Phi phlI; last eyening. in tho
Norwelh M e t h 0 dis t Episcopal
chukh of the City Society of hit-tho-
dist churches were: itev. Walter C.
Cowart. Mrs. E. Howard Evory.
lire. John Flint. hir. and hire. Wil-
liam l". Jennings. Edger 1.. Ray
mend. Edger D. Lynch. Oscar bcltt.
Mrs. lerah Lowndes. lira A. May-'
are. Mr. ”16‘3". Goons w. Stev-
ens. Daniel Wicks. William Larch.
tains and lil- llary Hart.
0
Hrs. Franklin Crockett. who with
her husband is visiting llsr daugh-
ter. lire. Jack Gel-rite. in New HI-
Ven. spent yesterday in town. hire.
Crockett wesxsttsnding to business
in regard to the sale of her store
roperty at the corner of Romytoo
avenue and McKinley stre t. It pres-
ent occupied by the tee le's groc-
ery.
John Glostsner. In of Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Gloetsner. Summit ave-
nue. Bell Island. has accepted a po-
sition in the Piggly W ly store in
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THE 'lCTURE STORY OF i926
Baptist church will ,be‘ held at s.
and capable ’
successor
there isn't
opting the ‘ ’
_ ed to because
gee much conflict between aspir-
utors. Another attorney. ‘| Jersey. have returned to their homes
tent of Barton. has also been
- -. but there is said to be
Captain Harry Williams. Roway-
ton Ivonne. spcsred In unusualy
number of large eels in the river
yesterday.
An Ill day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held in the home or
Mrs. John Bullion. Raymond street.
yesterday. The. ladies will meet
‘endh weehdurl the rest or the
wl'ntcr at Ire. Men's heme as
the church is too cold for comfort.
Jellies a. Wallace.
summos‘ real It
misc, was as
Brooklyn he‘spilels nocently.
\ ell known
Gluid. IV.-
II one Q! the
He is
home. Rusty reed. Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Ambler
Ronnyton avenue. and Frank De
Waters. Ohio avenucn former {tow-
ay'ton boy. were members of tilt-
Choral Art chorusitaking part in
the presentation of Mendelsoiln'a
"Hymn of Praise." sung in the South
Norwflle. E. church. Monday cvs-
ning.
Miss Goldie Shel-p. NeweYork and
Gerald M. Peulmier. Madison. Now
after spending the Week-end as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Davis at their 'l‘ohsnehe hcmc.
John Flint who has been spending
several days in Florida. is expected
to return to his home. Rowayton
avenue the latter part of this week.
Miss lsery Oshelsn. bookkeeper
and cashier of the. HecKendry
reported as recovering slowly at his bu
BENTINEL’S CHRISTMAS EDITION WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16.1926.
FIRST SECTION
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.’¢—-.-
Feb. 21 — Governor
“Ms" Fe son of Tease
snnounc she would
run for re-eieotlon to
further vindicate her
khusbsnd’s name.
history of the industry.
Feb. "Anthracite miners returned to well: at old
wages until Jan. 1.1927. after the longest strike in the
March il—Sevsntesn
soldiers during uprising
.r osnoe to Powers' dsmsn
tvvesn Peking end Tienteln.
Norwelk News
Of Other Years
students killed in Peking by
age alnst government acquies-
d or free communication be-
J
V
Feb. tie—Ten persons
were killed and scores
injured by I torrudo art. literature and social life in
'wooplng OVOF ONO”. Spas: winshrrad lhy Mrs.l inunimr‘ firing in Your
a c ax mcci lip of tie Friday '
Ark'r‘n 9W0, Mlllih Afternoon club ycslcrdny at the Radio Tubes
J 5 leppi.‘
..—
uie store by Frank Georgie. contrac-
tor and builder. For the convcnicncc
oi customers the hlncKenry store is
now carrying stamps.
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Edward C. Ill-owns. North avo-l
nue. lleli island. is acting as Jury-i
man in a evasion of the criminal su-
perior court in nridgcport today.
The Deft Finger Circle is busy to-l
day making Christmas grocns‘tvliich |
will decorate the Rowayion Baptist
church during the Christmas season.
A special mccling of the mombere'
of the llowayton Mcn's Club has
been cnllcd at tile homo of Rev.
Walter C. Cowni‘l. tomorrow eve-
ning at. 8.
London . Still Sets
Pace For Fashions
In Men’sApparei
attempt to take from London its pro.
credence in men‘s fashions. There
are still distinctively Frenclr styles.
the wealthy and well-dressed
Fr chmsn demands a Seville Row
cut to his gs cnts. rai‘irr than one
originating the ‘aris boule-
yards.
Early autumn. say Parisian tail‘
on; who error lo the demands of so-
inlroduce distinctively
it was marked by
the close-fitting wais long ilsrins
coats and flapping ‘. use . Seine
of Paris’ "bright young poo is" took
it up. but the old Boulevardier stuck
to his London cut.
c “Americans are generally more in-
dependent of London styles then the
leading Parisians." says one tailor
whose buslncs is almost exclusive-
ly among the ‘ our hundred " They
ask us for certain modifications to
conform with Ameclcan styles, but
even then they don't depart much
from the traditional English stan~
dards" a
Chinese fishermen paint eyes on
tempt to
French styles.
storeeis oomfortably situated in her
new office recently constructed in
g can replace that green tree l-
it. shinhg lights and Nd ind
trimmings.
.. 1'; glate. however. many 900910
been having twinges 0! 003'
about Christmas trees. Th“!
EM
1- so much llid about the
ion .or our forests end about
.. -s- of cutting down
trees that the impre-icn
that it's wrong to her
.. .svsrrbodyeenbere-
true that America uses to.
ofth
“are W
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and.
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again
TWENTY YEARS A00.
The following l'i‘llll appuurcd ill
the issue of the lfliciiiisg Sentinel
for December is. 1906:
Florida. They will spend iiln i‘u-
malndor of the w or ill lluylouu.
and Miami.
John Mchiullrn. Franklin avcilue,
had the middle linger of his right
hand amputated rt the hospital this
morning by Dr.
Captain .lcl-rett is devoting cvcry
effort to make the Salvation: Army
. Christmas this your n succcre and
I has started ills workers soliciting
money for the Christians dinllcrs.
In a recent some of baskcibail
between the Pastime
Mystic Chain loam. l u former worr-
by the
' This was duo cnliroly to the fact
that three of tile Mystic (‘hnin ploy-
are were not able lo he 1m fli‘lli.
lctorious
spend the holidays with his parents. 6
The ncw floor has lucn completed ‘
and the Mahackr mo pool room was}
thrown open
yesterday afternoon. |
A paper of Moslcm influence on
home of Mrs. i’. ll. Chanson.
.——_
James M. Lane and
1. Lane left town this morning for
your will.
Miss Luella
THE
CENTRAl FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
NOEWALK. CONN.
CARE OF YOUR ESTATE
. For the better care of your Estate. this '
bank. with years of experience. is better
fitted than the average individual. Con-
J
suit our Trust De artmen to
Mr. Ind Mrs. Harry O'Hara wore p t day, abOUt
pn-ncntod last night with In clulll
pound boy at tllcir homo lil ('lny
street.
William J. Tracey.
inu§3urs
. C. and tile
scorn of as -12.
Charles N. liaiii'orrl Winficld
street. arrived llo 0 last night from DIAMOND ME
Mt. llcrnion \ln\ti'flii) and uill
l SilWHEiU llOll‘i
to the public i
rillillUllOli-Oil into.
JIWEllRSOiF‘l/mrfm “om .
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ANTS
BUlLDl'ic
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
And her iis Tl-si Tin-m
Walcr and Wall streets.
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Tl-ZN y1c-u??aco 3 Free . The People 5
The following lllll‘lfl appeared ill! TIMES SQUARE :
‘ the issue of the Ehhlng S ~nil vi in ' .
- THE QUESTIONNAIRE llcccmbcr 15, 1916: ‘ H 1“. AUTO Sl'pPL‘ Tr“ t
Second District Democrats to til I - ~ c p
Answer number of 82 partlclpulcd ill in:1 M "0' Mu'lllhol'ni; “ms: Nm‘nlk f ' c 5 0m any
, meeting in lloodncr's ii Ii l t - - . .
QUESTION (”TESH 0". nlng which culminated “the":orgfi. '0 “7'" St. horwail- “t" "a“ "'"l" "W "”020
“N0”) - tion of the long enticipniud Dcmo- .. . “‘0'“. 2'00
‘ Do you believe in Cod" crntic club. ' A “Storm Upon Evenings - on "
Captain Hurry ll. Cunninrzhum waShington Street
Your Christmas will
be all the more nici'i'y
if you have money ill
the Bank--
Good time right now
to start: for the N ew
Year,»-
Come in today!
Save Yours in
I. Do you believe in immortality?
and his band of ’card sharps again
deleated the team led by Cilpluln
; Melvin ll. \l'aidron in tho ga)ll0\Ver‘
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
South Norwalk
Perle innovators have lost in theirl
cicty'a loaders, saw an earnest ni-I
9|
. Do you i.-licio in praycr
sonal relationship with God? .,
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as a mum; of nor. '
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other man was divine?
4. Do you believe that Jesus was divine as,no
inspired '3
s. Do you regard the llihlc as in mind in I senseI
that no other literature could‘ bc said to bc
”I.
Are you an active member of any church?
Do m~rognllriy attend. any religion: acrvkv-s?
Would you he ‘ fling to have your family grow
. up in a community‘in which thcre- is no church "
I. no you regularly have. him
- hrne?
nily norsllip" in yxm r
10
\t‘cre' you brought up in a re lainus llomc'.‘
ll Devon bond your children
glous lustrtsctior 2’
e
lo .liy st'lllxli of rcii- .
ii.
for the community?
a
Do you think that Religion in an in form is it
necessary elcmrnt of life for the imihidunl and
think exactly alike about it.
their boats so the craft can ilnd
their way. _
' ‘ f Have Money's Olrishnsstinie
s young an usually for!
. trees. Butwehsveltoi
l ' ,ev .
e e
thtthspifferentoiobswillpsyyou. *
memo CLUBS EVEN around owns
IN so wmxs r' ’ 1N so wesxs
'(mor curl-sou 1m)
1. a“ sus- “m, (For cart-tales um
I so use pays sssso see Club per- sisse
lea-blurs seals “0 a“ m‘,‘”
tee ass smsisrso “m Oh, m .1.“
use Club . -s 00.00 e
reanahsginwlgllhshrsest “uncommon
deficit and deergse your de-, sloso fllub stays MM
.9 - _ posits eseil week. sssss ass sec-shoes.”
I‘s
'lvlrybodil nude in lolllr'Ev'erybodywelcome
Your Religion
What Do You Believe?.
Every man has some kind of re-
ligicn and perhaps no twopeople
worthwhile for all men to ilnd out
Where they stand (it their religious
convictions. whether they. travelling
one road. stand alone in some of
lhcir fumlallicnial convictions. or
whethcr others travelling the same
ol‘ dll'ii‘rt'llt roads have arrived at
the samc or other conclusions.
The results of the questionnaire
living prillli‘ii [his week by The Ben-
tlnui will undoubtedly be very ll.
luininnting to those interested in the
religious life of Norwslk. Will these
answers show us that we have much
_ln common in matters of religion.
'cr will they reveal I treat diversity
!of opinion? The answers will give
us a composite picture 0 ions of tho !
mnpt important phases of life in our
city
In order to get the best results it
will be necessary to have I fairly
large number of "ballots". There-
fore all of our readers are urged to-
Vote. and to induce their friepds to
vote-but to vote only onoel
The answers must be confined to
“yes" or “no." in ordecto make pos-
siblc an accurate tabultion of all
the votes cast. Any other notstbn
will compel rejection of the ballot.
Fill out the blank .and man it to
the Questionnaire ’ Editor of The
Sentinel. It is not new.” to In
your name.
Sir Basil Gives Up
Interest In Casino
Sir Basil Zeharoir. Europe‘s man
of mystery. and one of the
wealthiest men on the Continent.
had disposed of promo-Lily all his
stock in the company operating the
Monte Carlo casino. it has been
learned.‘ It is believedlthu tab
move foreshadows some radical
changes in the operation or the
gambling palace.
Though the extent of We
interest In the casino was never
made known. it is «Wanted theta
large percentage of the so. coo
shares that have been sold in the
It is
open market during ‘. two
year. have been his. if h. t
ills profit is between
I million and two has hmillion
francs. the shsres having males in
value Ines lsto. during which sees
an use: obtained the motto! es the
Casino. .
[manometer- .4.
‘Hook and Ladder compuny's
. chie tournament.
Miss Alina Sllcchnn was
president and Miss Edna
rcgcnt. at the
vice grand
meeting of Court
Daughters of Castiic, inst cvcnlng in
the Catholic club.
A birthday 'lrpriso party was giv-
en in honor of Miss lillzt‘l Tnilmudgc.
at her home. 18 Union sirc-st.
evening.
Henry \V. l’( rry.
had his arm badly cut
tcr carrier.
this
morning
slippery pavement at tho cornrr of
pine-
(sldt‘ii‘il ‘ ....
liowul'd.
annual
Cecile. No. 105.
< :ivc movcd from
Mr. (‘iougiicr
manager for
w h c rc
last district
First district lct-
morn
“‘lli‘h lin fl'" on rh.-~I\\'llcrcnn the Saviour
lllclr
North 'llilin siren. to Now
i and Mrs. Harold Arthur Wheeler. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
A. Lane. Cresccnt Tcrrnce.
l The prior oi cggs in Norwalk yrs
tcrday went up to the
high mark of 75 cents per dozen.
sensational
is located as
the
and Pacific Tea company.
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Christmas awake; salute the happy
of tho world
was i)0l'n.~J olin llyrom.
Tile Norwallt Coal &
108’ Water St.
Why YOU Should Burn
WHITE OAK COAL
In 1925 we experienced a'tremendoue gal shortage.
During this time White Oak Del mined in the
heart of the famous smokeless coal fields of West
his was brought to our attention.
e a thorough investigation of this type of coal,
Iliad are now ready to make immediate deliveries.
We suggest that you investigate White Oak before
ordering your winter supplies. We have stocked this
coal because we feel that in s
able to solve the heating probl s 0 our custoniers.
WHITE OAK COAL
oin
More Heat at .. .-.
Phone 113
We have
we srehetter
South Norwalk
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Geo i'er.
{:‘MW' ssrtreit pals
dean Be
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“In Walked Jimmy”
Regent Theatre
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17
inseam a! same: ones
Dramatic Club
—of—
NORWALK 'HIGH SCHOOL
At moan
Prices..‘............50c,75c,$l.00.$l.50
Q
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Mr. ilnd Mrs. William A. Ciougim“
home in .
linvcn l
Atlantic
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THE
TEST
A bank should be
First—Safe
. .
Second Helpful
to the Community.
Loans of over Two
~ and one-half million
dollars on local real
estate is one way.
50. NORWALK
TRUST C0.
Service Security
Tile Comforting
Assurance
That you have, money safely
deposited is alone worthjhe
minor self-denial required in
steady saving.
Don 't get discouraged. Per
eistent determination to de-
posit a fixed ilmount every
pay-day will soon allow a sub-
stantial bank balance.
_ Tile .
‘CltyNstionalBsnk
m; soswsu, cons
Norwalk Chronicler