{ Christmas %
7 . Special
n
0'
so CHILDREN’S ROCKERS
Regular $9.00 .Vulue
', These rockers are upholstered in many
different patterns of cretonne,
1' “A, wonderful gift for the youngster.
SterlingFurnitfure Co.
43—65-100. Main St. So. Norwalk
11‘ .San Diego Zoological Society: The city of Detroit was photo-
re'edseea lio‘ns for solo. and has graphed recently from a distance of
nipped 57 to different pal-£3 o: the 210 miles. aviators using a new 45
" rid this year. pound lens, 9 inches thick.
“yesteryear:
happiness in choosing
o
‘ Pretty AprOns otBlack
‘1 . Sateen and Ctetonne
‘ A clever combination ’of-materials;
Shiny black sateenieheerfully brighten-
' ed bycolor‘ful cretonne which forms
“the . yoke , top and, svdlamond shaped
. pockets. A slip-on apron with scallop-
ing at bottom». gffand' waist line.
Shown at very top of the Christmas .
E; tree. ‘ '
3 Female Slip—on
Neat pattern percales in
‘6 all-over designs with
. contrasting colorflbind-
’, ingneck‘ and Scalloped 6
bottom. :An‘ ideal gift
‘ apron forth: housewife. .
. x if his also is a buttouless
. modeithat fits perfectly
over the shoulders.
.. ”An Apron with
.y. a Flared Skirt
Gayly patterned pereale bunches:
slip-on apron that is very smartwlih
its flare skirt that tapers to a point'at
hem-line: Bias border of self material
around the neckline. '-: . %
t I
s
Natal! Rubber Tea 'Aprons lll a
most. attractive showing. Ruh-
herlzed Ecretonne and plaintruh-
The HOIy Rota
l
« .lij,’ numnmml under t'ulhoilc cunon
'sznluuittml to it special commission of
Gifts of real usefulness and so fascinatingly
E them and secretly hop
their way into your own gift packages.
'vlust a few of the many smart" styles are .
there are many. others, each style smartly different.
. And iDiVOrce
ROME. (MO-«Llontinued reports
or nnnulmcnt ot‘ lnurriuxcs by the
Holy item. on in the euro ot’ ltiohurd
“Mahlmrn Child, former unlhnanutlor
lu lluly. how brought an expiunu-
Hun from \lntloull circles or the pro-
tuduro which ruuni. be followed in
.uvll cunt-a. .
the Holy liotu. it in eluted. in u
:rildilmi ot‘ upprul. hearing coco! re-
l- rrui to it by other und lower
.ylcsinslh‘nl court». A couple desir-
:.i\-. must uupcui llrst to tho diocesan
mnri in the pinch whore tho mur-
:‘izlulu wuss cmltrnolcll, or, if that in
l,li)|tl.~l&ll)ll‘, to the court in the pluco
,i Zu-ro thc nurtics rcuidc.
ll in further dcclurel that the
proveduro tcstilles to tho church‘s
wrcru and scrupulous attitude to-
nnrd such ensue, aiu'co‘nt least two
.imlgmcuts and two sont‘mlccu-u—by
lim diocenun nml rota courts-11“:
impacted hcl'orc, nnnulmcnt or refus-
al 01‘ annulment becomes definite.
thin Appeal To l'opo
liven utter those two ntcps it is
reopen or anal". either
hnving it rc—juxigml by the min or
unrclluuls nmlollllr't‘l by him.
i‘icolurcd. rnsi-mhlon thut oi.‘ the
Aurorlcuu federal courts, with the
diocesan courts corresponding to the
district courts. the rota. to the circuit
courier and the Pope. nlded by his
legal, ecclesiastical ndvieors. to the
supreme collrt.
. The Child Cum
in the case or the former ambas-
nrldnr. u divorce was granted Mrs.
Child by n. l‘nris civil tribunal curly
desired annulment of their marriage
by the Catholic church. the proce-
dure necessitating on appeal to the
diocesan court either. in the plum
when; the lliill‘rlilll'fl was contracted
or the place of residence. .
Unless such 11 step was taken be-
tom the clril court in Paris grantcd
their. divorce, it is pointed out. there
has not been time for even o. dioces-
nn sentence. since the preliminary
investigation usually takes four or
the months nod music prove. the ex-
istence of one or those rare “impedi-
ments" of mmon law warranting n
senicncn of annulment.
I
, “'m- Dances At Oxford
OXii‘Oiil) (AP)—--Aillt‘l‘lt‘till 1n-
diun war donors marked the first
oit‘n‘riul reception to the group of
llhodt-s scholars: who entered Oxford
this full. The dances were. given in
costume to tom tom nccolnpnlmcnt
by Kari Young, l'thodos scholar
from iiinh, who had spent much
time anmnu ,1 miinns during the time
in» :rllc-ndod tho i'toh Agricultural
nonsihlo to appeal to the Pope, who .
.mn ulwnys
in some wow this; proccllnro. it.is ~
last month. If either or both parties
insurance man. i
‘ o'AUGnErER or FORMER WAR CHIEF.
.2!qu WED
Miss nutty Baker of tf‘lewluml. (laughter of former Secretary of \l'ur
Newton D. linker and Mrs. linker. is going to he at Del-ember hridc.
Right after Christmas she'll nmrry John Philip Mcticun, lios Angeli-:4
Leaky Water Main.
Caves 7 in Road
A look in a water main undo r the
street pavement at Connection; nmi
Stuart avenues undermined the
pavement so much that yt’siil'tluy
afternoon it dropped at the point.
causing a. dangerous ditch. it. was
reported to the police at 7:50 (‘I‘r‘lOL‘k
and Policeman Flynn placed u rmi
lantern at the spot to warn motor-
ists. Contractor Charlott was hell.
lied. , ,
college.
wndvcrtlac in The Sentinel.
Local Police new 53'
‘ To Mass. Authorities!
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NOItWAnK’s mmnmo DRY (humus s'ronn
BUY YOUR CHRlSTMAS GIFTS HERE
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OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE
For Mother For Father E BMW
silk llosc $1.50 to $2.35 pl“ Inn. Relics $7.00 to $8.05 mm...- $1.25 to $3.50
.. . E.» ‘ lt‘nln-y Wool ”an Silk Show 000 to $1.10
Pl" W” “'69 i° $550 “1' 590 to $1.10 pr- silk rum $3.75 a $4.98
Silk Slop-ins
Dress Glows Quiliml J'iulwn
$1.50 to $3.75 ea. $200 t0 $450 Pr- $4.25 a $5.25
‘l" 'V”
mil
For
.,m l“ "Nnk'r'
billi nmmum “mi 0‘ “‘g‘g’c to $1.50 liloincl'in um so. $1.50
$1.69 to $4.50 a... Umbrellas $115020 $11.00 I‘lhrpinmts $1.50
Suit. Cases $3.75 to $18.00 'l‘vr‘llly llcnrs $1.80 E3 ,'
Silk
Silk
Gowns $7 85 $8.50 ea.
(hunhinnlinnu
$2.50 to $4.50 ea.
llnili liolJcH $6.50 to $8.25
Sumlo li‘uhriu (Hows
‘ 59c to $2.25 pr.
Kid Gloves $2.00 & $3 pr.
$2.25 to $8.00
Ulnllrcllns $1.50 to $9 ea.
Silk Scari's $1.75 to $2.98
590 to $3.25
Bedroom Slippers
$1.25 to $1.89 pr.‘
Fancy Aprons 456 to $1.59
lint. Boxes $2.98 to $14.00
Fitted Suit i‘nsr-s
$9.00 to 518.00
at
ilmnlkerehiei’s 106 to $1 ea.
‘ For Junior
l"llll('.\’ (loll lll‘lht‘ 1‘. l
$100 to $2.00 p12; nun rum
llululkcruhivl‘s 150-250 cal.T ' .
Neckties 29c 85 590 : W! “W ,
Wool(llo\'<|s500&$1.00p1‘. 750’ 890. 980, $170
um. Gloves $1.50 86 $2 pr. Uh‘ll ilmhhul lit
l’njunuls $1.00 85 $1.50l
'For Sister
llm‘ulkcrchicl‘s
10c to 50c ea.
Novelty l’crt'unlcs I
290 to 59s
Sumlc‘ Fabric- Gloves
59c 85 $1.00 pr.
Windsor ’l‘lcs '
29c to $1.00 ea.
Wool (llow‘s 59c 66 $1.50 pr.
M For The Home a:
yl'lii'jn'l Shin-p143
$4.50 to $7.90 E
Rugs r,
$9.00 to $18.00 2,
Ir-
In"
llumllunzs $150-$450
(’olnl'ol'iulilcs
$2.98 to $25.00
Blankets $1.98 to $13.50
llnl'l'lvtl Curtains
98c to $7.50
Not. ("urinins $1.98 to $7.50
l(i‘ll\\'(l(l(llilillllit‘ifi ' '
$9.00 to $13.50
Boudoir Lumps
$1.75 to $3.50
lilwlric limiters $10.00
61 < .
Necklaces
‘ a; ' or;
Starting Saturday, Dec. 18, this store will be open evenings
‘ until Christmas. .
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‘ Q"EV“A"A 7.
ln 1 Rytlall Case
Three. charges the local police
have against Stephen llydwll. niinn‘
Kiddo. ailing llnzul, a nnnnhcr of
the South Noru-mn railroad camp
urrcnlod for lu-cahinl: an entering at
the Mayor's lilnnnimriurlng company
plant on Novmnhcr flzh'orc‘hclng
dropped in favor of a charge against,
‘llim by the pollen: of Miller's Falls,
Mass. I'iydnii was dixchorgeci from
the Norwnik hospital yesterday.
when; he was rocorcring from a.
shouidcriulury uniform} when he. fell
among the tools of the shod at tho
‘ § A Fascinating Display of Gift Aprons
E in Tour Downstairs Salesman: .
lonely‘that you will! find
e that seVeral will find
if
ing
‘ dimit
most
Woman's sroaa
V pieture'd here—‘-
Dainty Organclie Apron.
‘ $l.25' ‘
The college miss will enjoy wearing
one of these bottomless slip-on aprons
when playing hostess at fudge. or chaf-
dish parties.
fine organdie with cretonnc scalloped
yoke, bottom’vand p‘ockets.
. 3' ,
. path rose chute
. l‘o‘tror’ blue." r
"apron. '
Nalatl Tea
1!
6 outta ,
" fed] a 6%:
—
uv: .mv“‘f“. »""'. ‘-»
Pastel Shades in
Hollyrvood . .,
Cox/exalt Anon
6 $1 “
A most popular ‘slip-on
apron is the Hollywood
zcovergali that gives com- (
.piete protection; Young "
brides favor this model.
_ it may. be had in gging-
hams and percales in
- neat. patterns. Pockets
are Plated decoratiyely
out e side panels.
'Mll'
. o , : ,_ ~
.1 oveiy sli éon‘j‘ of striped
in rainbow. tines ‘or; in white
r design in pink, yel~
Dalnllest lace edging
attractitely trims the entire
”l
. i
.
Arrousof very love- :
Slikfzfinlslied grabber _ W054
mil ill Zara strung
E French Boss Takes
l on uhinh Foreign lilinisiin‘
plant whicitllo (tutored while intox-
icated. ‘ .
llu was immediately arrested by
. Motorcycle I’oltocmnn i‘unl lllcCiruih
lnnil brought ~10 lilo uptown Station
nlmre in; is liclng hclgl pointing lim-
mrirnl of .lJmmiydiliurli‘i' M, W. Cora
mil or his rcprcsnnlulivu from the-
1:45. Sinti- town. lie is wanted thorn
hm" lloll~t§llllporh .'
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: . One.l)ay Off From
Press Jihes Weekly
aka-w”...
lhlusic is a vital part of the spirit of Christmas.
«would Christmas be without it? There’s a gift in Music here
THE JOY- or CHRISTMAS MUSIC-
It brings a.
needed cheer for the enjoyment of family and friends. What
forIeyeryone, you wish to remember. A few ideas for holiday
glvmg- ‘ .
, n ATWATER - KENT G-tube Radio for the Family
A VICTROLA to; the Young People
pA ' VICTOR Record for some Friend ‘ "
The new Jazz hits in Sheet music for “Her”
A Logical (liftpto A.nyone--_-Something in Music!
THE HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall, Street ' 3 Open Saturday till 10 P. M .
t
Rulnluy is the one day in the wool;
loatuv
:tszrosmniii refuses to become irri-
,' Mimi orn- press cnnnrds und persom 1
Nut .xtizu‘lzs. Emmy morning .lnciuding
Hominy, the press dcpnrtznent oi“ the
li‘orcigu Ollice semis its chief or large
assortmenhol clippings. Dr. Stresc-
mung. like all outstanding personali—
ties. has many fillies and many
enemies. The opposition press sin»
gics him out for hitter ntiucks. He
admits that at times he lm‘omes' ir-tl
rltntcd. But on Sundays he refuses
to have his day of: spoiled. When
clippings arrive he inys‘them oxide:
{or Mondoyreadiug. »
x.
Bald men are ,brainIor than those
with luxuriant hair. according to a
noted scientist nihobclleyes that the
growth of, hair absorbs a large
quantity of energy. ‘ .
«if
Tn Thibct it it the custom 02- na- H
ativcg Whenmnetlng friends to stick:
out their tongues as a mark of res .
spout. . V : ‘. _ ~ .
.Omke G TS
,thatfddmoxcflm
mere!”
6 You will want to
(in . v-
‘_..
. you’re waiting {bryour delivery of coal.You may
have to Wait a day-pcrhaps a week or more
.-—no one knows it depends on the weather.
_Why.takc a6 chance, ruin your comfort and
endanger your health? Prepare now!
Putin your coal Vsoppiy-«j
‘1‘”.
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A pholic call now means heat insurance later. 2 “39:63)
PHONE 721
so. nonhum-
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to whiten a.
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