111!“ $11! 510“ 111111 III! CROWD All HIM ‘lOIi A" AT LIST U1 “"5 CST“ 9015 U A1“ “I! TOP OF 111! RBIMTAQE ”was. “BASEBALLS BIGGEST BONER” . ...s q-mww‘vw ‘5... Elmo‘s our ” \l‘. 1111 1111111 ems aria " THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, COEN" FRIDAY, DECEMBER "17, 1926. ..._ -..1. PAGE NINE'I‘E IIN' "11:1 (MIN lit-1:44 yl/I'g‘l Wood Cowau his» Cotilli- I 111 (iinnlty, Giant pitcher. in the struggle with amoral Chicago players to gain possession of the ball. had thrown the pill far over 8rd base into the stop Wont in pumit. By this time the crowd had learned of wd and Tinker, Ouh short ' 11151431163 | eased lb Eves-s. mistake and amoral tans bid and e ball around trying to keep it from l‘iukor so as to gi1e Merkle time to return and touch 2nd before the ball arrived there. _ nut Tinker regained the pin and threw it if) A (1111‘ T0 APPRECIATE A Wrist Watch is a lOng remembered gift, one that will last for years. We-have ‘a .fine selection of American make" and imported watches. FRANK 1111111311 ~ JEWELER 96 Washington St / 3 Washington St. So. Norwalk TelephOn'e 3213 So. Norwalk 55 Main St. ‘NOrwalk Telephone 2828 .’ 11 Veal. . l). ._ vent Chaps” oulder v5.11 18c Small Legs Lamb .. 34c .24c Shoulder Lamb. ..._ 30c Loin Lamb Chops.. 38c Rib Lamb Chops. .. 50c .35c mall Breast Veal .. 15c Stewmg Lamb 15c . . chandise. whereas you can't. do it 5 part of the cost of maintaining a , on deliveries. Instead of going shop- . ping several times a week. all down '_ in advance and list the things you 1 1 oncer ble when you reach the store. It , . salesgirl when you have a fairly de- . finite idea of just what you want. .: tication card with your name and - address plainly listed. This enables ~ quickly and accurately. and on a. 1 deal of time. Do YOur Shopping Early in Day-Says Society 81151111111 IIcreisthesemndotthroeas- ticles by Edith McClure-Patterson, wealthy society and club woman. who workedaaelllessirlina his department store to get the working girl's angle on the Christ- mas shopping rush. The third will appear tomorrow. By Elll’l‘fl MOCLUBE- PATTERSON ' There is a very simple way in which you can make your Christmas shopping easier and pleasanter. not only for yourself but for the ever- worked girls behind the ebunter. That is avoid the rush houm nig stores are almost empty until about 10:80 or 11 a. m.——emp— ty. that is. in comparison with What they become a few hours later. The housewife can almost always plan her work so that she can take advantage of these slack hours. The advantages are obvious. There are fewor people in the store. You don' have to Josiie and rub elbows. w ring out your nerv- oua system and 1cxhousting your omrgy. The aslesgiris aren't so busy. Each one can devote more time to you. luster on the Temper You have more time to make choices. You can spend an extra five minutes or so comparing the rela- tive values of two pieces oi mer— when the store is crowded. It's easier on your temper and on U tempers ot' the‘saiesgiris. People who are employed general- ly are able to shop only on Saturday afternoons. , or at. the noondsy lunch hour. If those who can shop at earlier hours would do so. much or the Christmas shopping Jam would be eliminated. Here is anothtr thing to ron‘cn- b- r in iour Christmas shopping. 13v<rv dcliiery the store makes to Is modcy rind takes time. When you buy several large pack- 1:11.:4, (11‘ course. the delivery system is o. splonditi thing to use: but where sour pmclmso Is a small one it 1:11 es trouble and expense all around It .1011 take it with you. . Raises All Prices It costs Just as much. remember. to deliver a spool of thread as it does to deliver a kitchen stove. The merchant has no recourse but to add the cost of delivery to the price of his merchandise. So by eliminat- ing unnecessary deliveries a large delivery service is done away with. and prices are lower. Here is another way to cut down want to buy. Then get them all at Having a detailed list made out in advance also saves you much trouv . saves your time and the time or the One more thing: have an identi- clerks to get your name and address I Building Permits I George Paper co‘nipany dock. viii .. E1'1-;s.;iodd‘;n~2nd and proud] aloft and declared Mel‘klo was out and that automatically McOornliok’s run did Chance also came 111111111111. up protesting to Bank on», to um slices. But before poor ’old Haul: could give a y waved it. not count. out their boat allots 11 lists and what not. 1 __,. .,-“ , . .. . decision the crowd swooped upon him and al- though they ditin' t know what all the shoot- ing ans about they did see a chance to try “Christinas Parents and friends or the ohil-' ‘dren oi the West Norwalk school are invited to attend the school‘s Christ- mas exercises at 1:15 next Tuesday afternoon. The program follows: Teacher. Edith Lawrence. 1 PrayerbResponse, “Nearer God To Thee." Soup-“I Saw Three Ships A Ball- ing." Recitation—"A Christmas Wol- comc." Russell Rising. Reading-—“A Chrisit‘ms Wish." Louis Mlcklas. “Bobby's Query." Joseph .Laga- na. Viclrola~"}loly Night." Reading _. "Getting Ready For Santa." Margaret Seymour. Reoltation— “Kitty's Louis Wargo. ‘ Sony—"(m To Sleep My Dolly." Wilma Levis. Reading—"Bantam Trials." Charles Cheka. Recitation—"Tho Reason." Jean- nette ‘I‘iilon. Sour-"The Moon." and Ernest Johnson. Recitation—”Jack Homer." Tony Lagoon. 1 Reading-"II.I.H:1d Been a Shop. POLICE 1101155 John Bakaca. 21 Oxford street. arrested for non-support. Monday by Patrolman Brtluu. after being dis- charged from the hospital. mm re. leased yesterday in custody of Cliict Pennington. Sahara is charged with failing to support his two children. dis ease Will be hmrd Saturday morning in the downtown city court. - Mike Avallone. 68 Lexington are has notified police headquarters . Wednesday night that his garosl had been broken into and the Spalv tire stolen from his automobile. My Present." Wilma Levis James Sharlmuy. 11 Lincoln ave- nue. gave a report to the police Wednesday that his bicycle had beer stolen from in front of the Nora-ails library. All policemen have been instruct rd to recognize 1927 Pennsylvanil. license plates. Aulo markers in that state may be used previous to the first of the year. ..._... ~-—. Building Inspector George 8. Us! bell. issued building permits to ll. following yesterday: Amedio Riel” additional story and garage on Ticr ' my street. $2.500: Paul Wargo go rage on Taylor avenue (or Anni.- Pocik. $550. - Kyvig About. To Sell The Norwagian tramp steamer H. J. Kyvig. unloading at the Si be ready to leave local waters at high tide tomorrow. number of purchases saves a good Mariam In Addition VAN DERBILT HOTEL (‘91! 0111037151..) fable QW%M W bis-measure 1111er DINER- DELUXE—83 oo PER PERSON ouTeeday.Wadneday.Thwdar;Fridar , and Saturday Evening: we are having in the Dells Rabbis Room. ‘ dilemma :MBSIC by (It: “Dc? --—-——.._.....__.___ '—Advertise in The Sentinel. 1" . Dinner Dances 7: neonataoloo‘ opossum.- la Rob He noticed. !. ‘ ' IBM‘M " a ”one fickle-id‘s» fat-mm ' Louise slauaon. West Norwalk School’s Party Program, herd Boy," Dominick Luguns. Story Play-‘ 'Christmus Morning." School. Rocitntion~—"Thero ls Gladncss Everywhere " Harold Schede Recitation—J 'What Can 1 Gl1c‘.‘ William liomlch Story—J "rho Ernest Johnson R01 ituiiou —- “Little Boy Blue. " V'~'.inun iiarr1.k (hlibimns Symbols - Thixd and founh grndts. girls. llclit'ltil.“1n—"Iho Angola sage. " \ndrew Slouson. Recilnlion m outs and Needs." Louis hih klus. Ilmlmllonw" Gingerbread Boy " Ales- Christmas Stocking. " Pinylob—o Mother Goose's \‘isi. To Bahia": Mother (loose. Margaret Seymour: Sonia. (‘horles Chelul: Helpers and Brownies, Russell itin- ing. \Hlllsm lienrich Ernest Kat- doa and Tony LIIKImIL Mama Doll Jeanette Fillow. Candy Cane. Louise: linuson (3.111 Joseph (‘rhtl Clown Dolls. Louis W. urge and Er- nest Johnson, digging Dolls. Herold Schene- Domlnle Luann. Joseph Lagoon and Andrew Sinuson. Fairies—Gertrude ilurmk. Maw Lamina. Mary Cenei “ilmd loris. Laum Chekn.Elisub1»Ih ' trieehm. Tableaux-".leck and Jill." Wil- liani and Gerilmlo Hletzlk "‘Li Us Bo Peep.“ Cecelia llutlo'; ".lliilo luck Hornet ” limost Johnson: ‘Lllill Miss Muftefl' lfiliz..lfl:ill 09» tileeher. 7 t an umpire and began to shower O'Day with pop bottles. cushions. Girl Operators Brave Hotel Fire To , Help Guest: NEW YORK (AP). -- Girl ol- evaior operators stuck to their posts when a. tire started in the Hotel Ansonin early yes erday and before the blaze was brought under control carried hundreds of guests from the upper floors to tho main floor. More than 1.000 guosls leit their rooms. lightly clad. A fifteen year 0! duowapaper boy nssisttd the operators In running the ric1'.-ior 'lhc lire started in an apartment on the tenth floor. TRITON, DRIVER. SKIDS I NTO TRAFFIC SIGN E. A. Carroll. 34 Harlem avenue by (‘nrroll llrothers. I14 Harlem avenue. was stopped on Wall street last night when the truck skidded in the snow and broke a "No Parit~ lug" sign from a pole in front. of the Montgomery lunch At the police station he presented the sign and nromlred to pay damages on receipt of a bill. :iIISLIh'HIiI SPLITS Tlllflilli 0N MACHINE Alexander blislinski 2i. who lives on the Post road. in Woeiport. split his lot: thumb on a capping machine at the 17. ll. Douro plant. in West- port. Wulllrsdny afternoon. He was tlkon to tho Noruailt hospital where. the Wound 11113 dressed by Dr Georgi (‘ i‘nu'eott. After treatment. Mislinahi 1111151 discharged. —"1\il\'1‘l‘ll5t‘ in The Sentinel tor the best results. Bridgeport. driving 3 ll‘UCk OWl'K‘d. Special For This Month Any lluoul Measuring l‘J'1li' I‘uporrd (‘oluplelo $11.50 Hundreds of Patterns of \'.'.: Paper to Choose l'rom 10:1, 150. 250 per roll All Our Painting and I‘ulnr Hanging ll‘ully (.‘qurnnlu-ml UNITED WALL PAPER CHAIN STORE 27 So. Main St. Telephone 1151 South Norwnlk Little Wonder i Fuel Saver ssvns 211% miss 1.3% On Your (loal ‘.‘onsunlpiion SATISFACTION Gl'AItAN’I‘l-‘I'JI Fitzrerald 81 Casey Combustion Engineers 31 Melvin 8t. Phone 2957 VANITY FAIR The daintiest glove silk underwear imaginable—- irresistable colors —-— peach -— pink -— orchid - white-c o m b i na ti o n s of pink and orchid—— peach and turquoise —apricot and orchid-pink and cyciamen—apple and tearose. ' " —-Step-Ins with matching Vests—~ -—Bloomers with matching Vests“ Chemises——Bandeaux lRVlNG B. STONE 13-15 Main St.Nor1valk BARGAINS “IN SILK THE PEARL SILK CC. , 3 Quincy. St. . Norwalk BBTWBBN 011011111111 AND BUTLER srBBBrs Is selling all kinds of Dress and Noyelty Silks such as Crepe-de-Chine, Flat Crepe, ' Canton Crepe, Novelty crepe, Printed and Brocaded Silks, also Georgette Crepes in all colors. All at factory prices. THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY UNTIL THE FIRST 01" THE YEAR ' PEDES SPINET DESKS. "-..- - “. hr... MAKE THIS A H j 15 CH , iSTMAS At Christmas time, more than any other time of the year, home comes into its true importance as the center of family life and the place where we extend our hospitality to friends. What more appropriate gifts, therefore, than those that add a more inviting and comfortable touch to the home, as well as giv- ing utmostsatisfaction to the individual who is so lucky as to receive them! Just a few of the hundreds of home gifts that are here how at strikingly low prices are listed below: ' DECORATED TEA WAGONS. " PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS. L STYLE SMOKERS. ATTRA TIVE TABLE LAMPS. TELEPHONE SETS. WALNUT END TABLES. , WINDSOR ROCKERS ’ 5 COXWELL CHAIRS. . CONSOLE AND MIRRORS. BEDROOM SUITES. . DINING ROOM SUITES.‘ I -. ‘ ' 4 Never in the history of this store has such magnificent stock been assembled. Never were values more attractive. A' visit to Bay Of our four floors will make your gift pnblems s situple matter, with th e .1 added pleasure of finding prices much less than you really intended to pay. Make your selections now. COMFORTABLE VELOUR ROCKERS. \LIVING ROOM SUITES. DRESSING TABLE AND BBNCB. NBw STYLE FERNERY GATELEG TABLE. CLBvBB Lu'rLB BOOTSTOOLs. JUNIOR FLOOR LAMPS. WROUGHT IBON BRIDGE LAMPS. VENETIAN MIRRORS 1 CABINET DBSKs. CEDAR CBBsrs CARD TABLES.
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