Evening sentinel, Friday, December 17, 1926 · page 12

 

 
 
 

 

HIMISIDE iiCfliKlli
CAROLERS AT HOSPITAL
Christmas emails were sung at the
Norwnlk hospital. Inst evening by
Miss Margot-ct llriendilnger. Mire
Gertrude Wood, lilies (“nrolinn Kl'lll~
on and about on students nif Hillside
school. The party visited the hon-
pitcl about 8 o'clock llnd sang cnroiu
on the two ninln floors.

 

on. u. l. KANCA Aime. lab.
‘NO MEDICAL LICENSE
Dr. .Bi’l‘lllll‘d l. Knikll. cclnctil:
physician of Stamford wuu nrrostml
this morning on uni-rant thrilled by
« State‘s Attorney Willinln Cotilloy for
practicing medicine without. it. it-
censc. He “no token in Bridgeport
Hail rind rclnnuml from there on ii.-

000 bond. ..

Too m'rla mil ('illtssllvlm'rios

L08'i‘ "BOli'U—lilnck flilll willtc coi-
'lio dog with collar nnd Norwnlk li-
cense. Plonnn tolopllonc tiny infor-
mation in 3750.1. ‘

 

 

EAST NOItl‘i’.\l.K.-—-('Jli trolley line.
house ol? 7 rooms. both. all im-
provements. ndJoinlnl: lot till 3: lb".
2 car garage. Fruit. work shop .12

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‘ Trilhu Silk Senrl‘s with.
embroidered polka dots
‘ or squares. ‘

$2.95-to $5.00

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. OME people th

readers of this newspaper. are collecting? from
the A-B-C ClassifiedSectionoyel-y day. ‘ W

beet kind of smiles. too—sniile’silof 2

They’re the
satisfaction!

There’s money-making andytime-safingg‘eatis-.
y of the neede‘j‘ot,_efvci‘yddyllifes-

ose oolurnsof interesting little ads.

moan-4n anemone,- a‘

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. faction for man i
o the, AiB—C Ads and” turn ‘ l

right there is th

No matter what
cook, a job—turn}

on a smile!

 

 

 

 

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ovum” ”' G summon ‘NORWALK, CONN... rerun. DECEMBER 17,1926.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fairy God-Mother <

 

 

 

Deaths and Emerald

 

‘ Would you like to be rich in acid

‘0! Joy and happiness to one in it‘ll:

I'd like to be c. Fsiry God-Mother. -
To You sud You snd~¥ou-

tht shove all other ‘
Wishes—Would you hove}.

omo true 2’

if so. what would you do with it?_
.Vould your hcsrt grow cold
\Vith svsrlce——wouid you sit

And gloat over the pile
(.lf coin? When only it little girl .
With Love to wrap it lil--~\\‘nillil l.-

Would you wish for fame

To listen to loud npplnusc?
Some grow tired of the game
After they’ve won it—bccnuse

There is a penalty to pay:

Little joy success will bring '
Unless there is some one who loves you to say
I’m happy with you—sh. thst makes the heart sing:

Or would you choose the best gift of all?

it is Love—I'd choose it. above all others;

To some it may appear small . ,

liut where would we be without our Moliivrnf

For will I it little secret tell

To You and You and You?

There is no Krentor gift or spoil

'l‘linil l.o\‘o~-’l‘llc Spirit orfliid—L’i'he lll‘léj ill of i. -

‘ANNPJ S. CLARK.
7 oshorne Ave.

 

George A. Mnikin. ; ~

who passed away Wednesday "Milli-1
in; took place this afternoon at cum l

o'clock from his into home in Wolf-l :
‘pi't avenue. Rev. J. Bullion
nor. rector of Grace church officilu
ted. Interment was ill Riverside
cemetery. i

 

William A. Benedict.
Funeral services for
Benedict. formerly connected with
(Jollistock ltrothersiand later with
the coal firm of Raymond Brothers
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
1:30 o'clock from the funeral pol--
lorsof it. W. Raymond in West
Washington Nti't‘t‘i. Rev. Dr. Ernest
li'. Moth-m or of the First Conlrrogn-
lions] ('liiiit'li ulli offlt‘aie. lnter- .
ment will hr in Lakevlew cemetery.
New Cannon.

 

Caroline K. Jones.
Friends end relathcs {Mind the l
West Norwnlk cilnpni iii, 2 o'clock
this afternoon Nr the funeral of I
hire. Caroline Keclcr Jones who died
Wednesday morning. Interment won '

in'the family plot iii Lukevlcw
cemetery New Canaan. - ‘

 

John William Swollwil'k
’rhe funorni or John w, Swnnwlck.
20 your old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-

port. was. this afternoon at .1 o'clock
from Trinity church. Houthport. In-
terment was in Kcnsh'o. N. Y. The

 

 

Select a ll'ian’s‘ Gilt ill ti. Eil‘uu’s Store

 

" 'Tliese Milfilers
‘ Make Splendid Gills

The Popular muffler thisyear is a big halid-
kel‘chief ,unare—‘heavy silktin squares
Stripes, and‘all-‘Over designs with
wide border in color.

“Beauties” at G

$3.45 $10

 
 

 

A VJBRVIDGEP‘ORT, CONN. ,
Outfitters to‘Men, Women and Children

E TB‘C CL

S W i as Knit. Imported
Scarl‘s, handsome two-tone
effects. Fringed.

$2.45 to 317.50

 

 

 

 

 

,_ ink they "have to turn togvauQ . , ‘
devdle ox; the movies‘or the comioetrips to l
get their smiles. . - . M. :

~But they ought to soothe smilesthat. Wise

 
 

Attorney Quinlan

(Continued from Page One.)

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

{ inheritance."

in practitioner.
,_ for money.

3 poor' referred to ‘in his
,; poem. Gray’s'Elogy' were no better
5‘ undorntood by him than those of
“titlllllli and position. Thoroughly
iii-oundcd ill the ideas. of BUrke. be

general consent of the people. and

in‘umernblo egos' should be depart-
cd from on OCCMlOD. He had a
, ‘gcnuino knowledge of the true phil-
neophy of his calling. And all this
is a. matter outside the schools of

cormrptlon of his profession. is it
nuy wonder that be occupied it place
of visioumthut he was an instrument
of blimsnlty'." i shall leave it hi you
to picture first in your ‘own mind's

. ‘3‘lil‘. and alongside ,it. the modern
Aiml'icnn lawyer.» hedged around by
limitations of technique and bust-
nuss. however. necessary they may
be, which are bound to obstruct the
ideal service to society. and rank of
you. did not our departed friend
embody this noble image? ‘

"'l‘hls Is or brief. kindly portraits
lil‘t‘, that of n friend, that. of s slu-
dvllt. of his mentor. but'nerertheiess
“iron, i believe. and I would not
“me it otherwise. it is‘ well that
'lfi'm bench of one of our courts

_ was filled by a. practitioner with his

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

{ mining. an agent of society. can-
tlillv of interpreting the common
life, (if the people. an instrument of
3 Justice and fair dealing."

Attorney Russell Frost. of this
city. also paid beautiful. tribute~to
,. . the memory of Judas Walsh, with

 
 

 

 
 

'40 years. "A man of: high repute
in the community, he was looked
up to as a. lender in all civil end
philanthropic increments," Attorney
[Frost said. Attorney Frost touched

 
 
 
 

"nillom he had been associated for

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Mr .' ii i

“Wire

32,? >

other viords. the man of obscure
ancestry is likely to be more in touch 'row.

’ with nature and immunity than the .
mun born on the upper runs- of the
‘ social lsdder..Atsin. we ere opt "to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Adieu”. Ito—
. look for the sources or s, men's pow- ton avenue. Rowsyton passed away
i or in his educational opportunities yesterday. a. victim or
i instead of in his temperament and Besides her parents. the three year
"My conception of his chief serv-
‘ ice and characteristic- as a. lawyer Saturday nticrnoon
, was his own conception—to be more
f continually conscious of his duties Union cemetery. 1
1 :ur a. citizen than of his interests as
He cared nothing
He had educated him-
5, half to son from the point of view Brlody. was largely lllii‘llilmi
or ell-kinds nild conditions of men. morning at; 813'! from the homo ..
"i‘he short and simple nnnal's of the Lynes plum. and at ll from St Mort";
favorite church. ' ‘

believes with him that laws to be Goun‘od's "Ave Morin."
Just should have back of tthem the conclusion of the mass. "Sonic Soot”;

that precedent 'tho awful hour of in- "‘0. church. the Cm
low and legal training. With this

are this noble image of the low.’

tenm‘.

i one... ,

nilnuunv 'eirllirnsns‘

~ will be e. rally otNol-wslk chapter

notified. I

. plains for the annual St. , Patrick's ‘

' ,nsth-nrrcngcmutlior the ‘eft'sir:

young man passed nwny \\'cdnosdny.
.__...

Eugene Benedict iiruno

Eugene B. Bruno. six weeks old

son of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Bruno,

- 6i! Taylor avenue. died last evening.

The funeral will take place tomor-

Dorotliy Ethel Ackcriy
Dorothy E. Aekerly. daughter ‘bf

lincumonill.

old girl .is survived by s brother.
James. The flincmi will take plum;
ill. 3 o'clock from
the into home. liilf‘i‘lilt‘lil will be ill
:mvnyton.

Patrick J. iiriocly

. The funeral of I‘lltl'll‘k Joseph

thin

A solemn l‘f‘iii'l"’:l‘. nurse:
was slim: by Rev. John Slim. (Willi-vi.
brunt. Itcv. Junior Grudy. donomnié

and Rev. ’1‘. J. Finn. null-drunon. At ( ,
lilo olfortory. Eduard Spluu sung
Hiltl at the

Day." As tho, oortege wns lcllvilil;
‘ ir sang “Lend
kindly Light." The pallbearers

were John Oates. Richard t‘lnilnglior.
Thomas llarlignn mid Mil-heel Coy-
ie. Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery. Westport. ltcv. Richard
Carroll. pastor of the (lunch of
. Assumption. \‘l‘cstport. rend tho
committll services at the grate.

 

 

on Judge “‘nisll's patriotism, his love
of country and flair. As a. man no
one was more thought of their Judge
Walsh. hn said. for his spirit mid
presence brought in one a sense or
once and comfort.
In closing Attorney Frost snitl hul
wondered if. when Judge \t'nlsh‘n‘
nssocinic lucinimrs of the blur bass in
".ho grout beyond. they will hit met
by his smiling countenance and joy-
ful greeting.
Others who paid homage to Juduc
‘Walsh's memory were Judge James .
T. Hubbell, Judge Frederick .‘iiux- .
tordsnd Judge John R. Booth. '
e Norwuik lawyers present at ‘
the meeting were Edward R. Quin. '
innnmlssoli Frost. dense T. Dunbar.
John Keogh, Jorclninll Condor. Wil-
llem F. Tammany. lidwnrd ill. Look-
wood. John T. Dlvy‘cr, Frederick
Lot-clay. Leo Davis, James T. Hub-
boli. Ira. 0. Gregory. Henry W.
.Grcgory. William 1“. (Til-thin. John
Farrell and Rockwell Dugnn.

M
CHARLES BUSOHBAUM
REPORTED BETTER ‘
The condition of Charles Busch»
haunt. Hovliand street basketball
star who was injured quite seriously
while playing basketball at the Nor-
,walk armory, last Friday evening.
was reported as being better at tho
Norwalk hospital. today. Buschbnum
is a member of the Armoiy Five

 

 

 

 

 

 

.. HERE'I'HIS EVENING

- Crusader Commandery. Knights
Templar. of Daubury will visit Lin-
ton Commandery. No. 8 Knights,
Templar in Berkeley street temple.
this eveninz and work the Temple
degree. .

The evening’s program will begin
with I. supper at 6:30'o'clock in the
dining room oi! the temple.

DeMolsy.
Plansfor Christmas week were
“made at a. meeting of Norwalk
Chapter of 'DeMoiay‘ in the Wash,—
ington street. Masonic trample ins‘.
evening. The second degree will be
Worked on s,‘ class of candidates. ‘«
December 30. Stamford chapter has
been invited to do the work. There

 

 

in - connection with ' this meeting.
Members home from college will be '

The first degree will tie-exempli-
lied on s. class next week. There ‘
will also be nomination of officers
next Thursday evening. ‘
Plans for the nnnual'nublic in»
sinilation of officers in the Norwnik
armory. Saturday evening. January
8. were discussed. The Past Muster .
Councilor's team will be in charge
of the,. installation work.

 

. '. I. o. n. .
semen: ,. Division. Ancient Order
of Hibernisns is already tucking ‘

Day celebration. j At the regular
in etingiof flute division in the

l w ' w‘ :‘ t
The funeral of George A. .lilnililll' l

War-1 ..

William A. ,

rison Swanwlck. Ccntcr EL. South» .

 

 

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‘Jlle Great New C'llmlmol item

list.

 

Road's is a store full of Christmas gifts With the‘accompanying as-
surance of correct fashion and fine quality.
Here you Will find just the right thing to please each person on your

 

 

imported Class ‘ Lamps

with Chintz shine.
. $4 complete

Completely Wired, . these lustre
glass lamps come in three early
American Styes with attractively
figured Chintz shades. , A bril-
liant gift Suggestion for th-
home.

Black Vase
‘ Table Lamp Bases ‘
. $3.95

Unusually attractive are these vas: table lamp bases
nounicd on old gold finish metal standards, Three
styles with two light sockets. Regular $7.50.

Basement.

 

Basement.

 

Decorated Glassware
f Specially Priced

$2.49'ea. I

Effectively decorated in
blue, green, yellow and
orchid, these separate
pieces are certain to de-
light many a lover of fine .,
glassware at Christmas.

Fruit bowls ' 7 .
Handled sandwich plates Fruit bowls with ar-
Mayonnaise sets ranger

Cracker and cheese plates Cake dishes

Candy llfl" Candle sticks—pr.

.EncruSted Gold Glassware

Makes Smart and Useful Gifts
if you are seeking; useful and attractive gift—select
Glassware. With a-choico of amberor yellow, these

many pieces have beautiful gold encrusted borders.
' . Basement.

 

 

 

Two Day Sale of Gift Silver Plate

in Plain Colonial or .
Sharon Pattern

Here you may select as

small or as large a serv-
ice as you wish for gift
giving. Two very at-
tractive patterns that are
to be placed on‘ sale
Monda and Tuesday at
, the fol owing priceS—
' Breakfast Knives. Edu-
cator Sets. Oyster Forks,
Orange ‘Spoons, Sugar
Shells. iced Tea Spoons.
Baby Spoons," Dessert
'Spo'ons. Butter Knives,
Dessert Forks and Table:
spoons. Reg. 6 Octs. ea.
39 cts. es.
Berrv Spoons or Gravy
Ladies. ‘Reg. $2.25.

 

‘i‘easpoons and ‘ Coffee -‘
Spoons. Reg. 40 cts. ca.

5 25 etc on. ‘
Soup Spoons, Medium
Forks, 3 Pc. Educator
Sets, 3 PC. Child's Sets.
Butter Spreaders. Reg.
95 cis. 65 ctr. es.

Christmas Array of Silk «and Linen
Handkerchiefs ' ”
Here you'will find ‘kerchlefs in
accord with many moods and
fancies, givingdash and color to

the moresombrefrock or tail-
ored suit. ‘

 

For Women: .
French prints, fine linen, hand rolled hams, some
with hand embroidery and. scallops. Lovely color-
‘ 'ing's‘ end designs." ' , $1 to $2
irish linen, plain white, attractively embroidered
with narrow. or wide hcms. 51
Printed, on es and georgcttes, brilliant colorlngs
with hand rolls hems. $1 to $2
‘ For Men: . _
hish linen, all whitewlth corded borders and hand

 

 

 

in Billy Blue, Flesh and
White

 

p.25
, ’1’
The vogue for baby, blue for evening wear makes
these bandeaux offfhis charming shade .‘vcry
smart. Others in flash and white satin, styled in
the new upliftw effect. 'are equally good;- looking.
Sizes 32 to‘36. ‘ L l

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tithing ,floor.‘ . .

Cold Meat Forks. Cream 51.35 cm rolled hems. 75 m. to $2.50
Ladies. Reg. $1.35 $1 es. Mm “on“ E ‘ _ . Mm floor.
Society A. lf'landél/ladlslpress
Satin "Bandeaux 01' .3 cc 155

Fine French voile in. white with
beautiful Hungarian hand embroid-
ery in French blue, orchid, red,
green or yellow.» These are im- i '-
' ported frocks which havejust am I
rived to llelp give some-little miss ‘
ha “Merry_Chrisimas.,f’ _ Sizes 2 to

. 6 yrs. . , connected.

 

White one; “can made frocks with dainty
'hand'eni'broidery’trimming—fsizes Mo 6. $2.25

Third floor.

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’ 1 Philippine... ‘Niglligowns .

' our. of Girls it. Christmas
, Speéiali$|§29 1

' Every woman lot-lost this” an...
. Philippine hand ,w‘ork‘ .delll“
‘ wélcome such a thoughtful gift.
M'adcof a very firm qualityn‘ain;
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broidered with \ecaliopsv.and‘r’iniri-
. . cate eyelet work through which
' satin ribbon runnersand'roscttes

. may The: effectively: used. ,
. . . j , Y, rounder square neckstyles,

. l . ‘ . sleeveless or
_-.’_a. 3 .‘ sleeves- -
A imam-Mme» ' written-aimi-

 

 

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- "Goth-id." by John; Erskine ‘
_ on your Enemy.” by Wills,

with kimon'o ?

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