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Tonight's Events.
Palace—Vaudeville. “A
Quality." ' ‘
Regent—“in Walked Jimmy."
l'tlalto—"Thc Midnight Lover."
SunAntl'l‘ldoFor'I‘odoy
Sunrises 7:12}. M.
Sun sets ............. 4:25 P. M.
High tide...ll:05 A. lit-10:12 P. M.
Sun and Tide for Tomorrow
Bun rises ............. 7:18 A. M.
Sun sets 4:28 P. M.
High lide..10:28 A. M.-10:59 P. M.
Man of
~. The Plumber's Apprentice associa-
j tion will hold their monthly meeting
tonight. Election of officers will be
held all members are urged to be
. present.
New Haven Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn You". Quinlnrd ave.
hue. spent Wednesday afternoon
shopping in Bridgeport.
9" Miss Naucline Paine. sin .c sl'el t.
Wei-tport. motored to Norrniik Wed-
ncsday on business. 9
s 7 m
' are busy in the daytime.
taken at night by appointment.
Manugiun Studio. Phone 755. “Adv.
Mack Hughes was a visitor on
business‘in New York Wednesday.
{ day
l Mrs. Oliver Clark.
in Stamford.
. business visitor in South
Wednesday.
‘ our line of gifts. ~Pictures.
Book- Ends. Candie-sticks.
A. '.J COLLINS COMPANY.-—Adv.
Mrs. H. Feldman.
the Christmas holidays.
:iue, motored to Stamford yesterday.
. recent visitor in Bridgeport;
'lVest Ave.
Adv.
illness.
Bridgeport. While there she‘ will
ittend a play. Miss Cuniel former-
Iv lived in Bridgeport
has left for Kingston. N Y.. where
she will spend the Christmas holi-
- days.”
‘gift. 0. 8. Jackson, as Wall St.—
Adv. .
Archie Kemper has returned to
his home at 7 Railroad avenue. of.
ter a several weeks‘ visit in St. Pet-
ersburg. Fla. Mr. Kemper was plan.
ning to spend the winter months in
the south but suffered a recurrence
of eye trouble and was forced to
return to his home here. For sev-
oral weeks. Mr. Kemper was one of
the painters working on then- 760
room Hotel Soreno in St. Petersburg.
He was unable to work during the
past three weeks. .
William H. Guthrie. real- estate
“ agent. 32 Wall street. and Mrs.
ifornia where they plan. to remain
3 until the spring.
7 F—Manugian Photographer Phone
I55. ”Adv.
lilies Katherine Riordan is expect-
New Rochelle to spend the holidays
1t her home in Roosevelt street.
Many of the High school pupils
enjoyed skating on Davis' pend Sli-
.vcrmlne. yesterday afternoon.
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‘ —-Pia.no Tuning. studwell Piano
Go Phone lad—”Adm.
" lilies Josephine Hurlbutt. Cannon-
49.1.19 was o' visitor in town yester-
do» _ .
rjillro 1. Emory Stevens, 160 Fig;
Hill road. spent Wednesday in New.
York. ‘ .
' ‘ rel-Eyes examined 127 o University
(3 dusts. Benedict. The Jeweler.
annual Christmas party or the
First congregational church will be
bid Tuesday December 28.
,- “was a visitor in New York Wed-
doy
5-4. am to:- Emma... who.
my. Sampler 1 to 5 lbs. at Hood's
pm: Store—Adv.
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Arthur N Clark who is in
actions for the people who
4““ photos
' Miss Edith Wright. Crew avenue,
was a. shopper in New York Tues-
Rowayton.
* spent Tuesday as a. visitor of friends
David Feuer. Bridgeport. was a
Norwolk
”Visit our store and look over
Mil»
rors. Desks. Sewing Tables. Smoking
Stands. End Tables. 'l‘ea Wagons.
Candles.
Desk Sets. Fancy Chairs. Fire. Sets.
ouch-ens. Tapestries and Ferncrles.
of. Westport
avenue. is entertaining her parents.
two sisters. brother in law and ne-
phew all of Boston. They arrived
Wednesday evening and expect to
stay with Mr. and Mrs. Foldman for
Harvey W. Root. 19 Morgan axe-
Mrs. Moodey. Ferris avenue. .was a
“atrium... Trees at u. Aides” 15
75c. 850. $1.00. 31.50——
Missiinne Vargas. teacher at the
‘ Norwalk High school. is absent‘from
' her duties a few days on account. of.
Miss Millie Ca-ntel. East avenue. is
- spending the week with friends in
—~Ladies' wrist watches in white
. gold (filled) are specially priced at
$10 00 This makes a. fine Christmas
ed home today from the College of
Miss Catherine Collins, Ferris ave- '
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Joseph Lespragato was a. visitor in ’
Mrs. Otto Ruse. 5 West avenue. ,
Guthrie left on Wednesday for Cel-- ‘
. do is remembering friends with ; ~
. The Evening Sentinel'wolcmiioil
contributions to the brief column
on to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so mam
offerings have to be rejected be
cause of tho carelessness of'thr
writer.
Many people fall to write
names logibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable. ‘
'Mony people write on both
tides of the paper. Such mallei
cannot be used until it has been
rocopled in The Sentinel ofliu
and then is seldom limo for that
. People using typewriters should
uso o double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for cerrectlons whore nb'o-
essary. 1
' Wu re. A.
cast tonight from radio station W.
Jr 2. New York. ‘
Mrs. Clarence Burr. Seymour
street is assisting in the Tristram
.ind Hyattdry goods store during lll
holiday rush.
—-Ladlcs' Likly Fitted Bags from
820 up. Gentlemen's lely Traveling
Bags from $15 up. Donnelly's.—-—
Adar. ‘
-F'0r (Him). a [lumen Key-Tain-
or makes a nice gift. at Mead's Drug
Store—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton Stevens
and daughter. were dinner guests
last evening at a birthday party in
honor of George W. Stevens, McKin-
loy street. Rownyton. .
-—Pcrfumo atomlzcrs uud poi-
fume sets, a nice gift for-(Her) at
Moad‘s Drug Store—Adv.
Special for Christmas, Bridge
Lamps. $2.05 at Donnelly's.—-—Adv.
Miss Grace Fechhelmcr. daughtei
of ilir. and Mrs. A. M. h‘ecnneiiiier
of 46 Elmwood avenue. is expected
home from college on Sunday. bliss
s‘ccliheimol‘ is a l‘rcshiiluii at the
University of Wisconsin at Mudison
Wis. This will be her first time at
home since September.
‘~—The "Banner Bakery" invites
you to try our brand and cake. "The
best you can buy.” 5 Monroe St.-
Adv.
Miss Mary Van Burch. daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Robert s. Van Uurun
of 14 East avenue returns today to
her home. where she will spend the
Christmas holidays. Miss Van Buren
is a junior at Vassar college. Pmigh
keepsle. N. Y.
4—Manugian Photographer. Phone
355.-Adv.
—Pay our Gift Department. sec-
and floor; 0. visit. Donnelly‘s.-.\dv.
. Miss Helen Cashon. Maple street
will spend her Clirislmus holidays' at
home. Miss Cashen is a student at
the Katharine Gibbs secretarial
training school in New York.
'——-Radlos and Viclrolas sold on.
easy terms at Donnelly' s—Adv
‘ Robert Wolfe. Jr... South. Main
street. has accepted a position with
Rogers and Stevens. South Norwnlk
«Fancy China. Glassware. Tea
in Ii Dinner Sets. Lamps. Pyrex
J. COLLINS COMPANY.»—
Adv. ,
—-—.loin our Radio Club and Have
your Radio for Christmas Morning-
Come in and lot us tell you about it,
Donnelly‘ .--Adv.
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Abraham ”Groglnsky. a student at
Dartmouth college. lsfihome from
school to spend the Christmas hell-
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Groglnsky. Couch street.
~What makes better Xmas gifts
than Iver-Johnson Bicycles and
veiocipedes. They are here and
conservatively priced too. Bl'g Xmas
stock in wide variety at A. W.
Hodge's Store. 34 No. Main st.--
Advl. ‘
a
~Waterman and Parker Fountain
Pens and Pencils, an ideal Gift,
Donnelly’ lie—Adv.
bliss Ann Vargas. teacher in the
Net-walk high school. is absent from
her duties on account of illness.
~lidanuglan Photographer. Phone
355.-Adv._
. Mischrna. Wells. Rowayton.~ is
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street. over the Christmas rush.
whitinugian Photographer. Phone
355. -—-Adv.
Miss Ethel Spencer. Cedar street.
was absent from her studies at the
Daubury Normal school Wednesday
on account 'of an inJury to her foot.
~—Elcclrio Trains for the Boys at
all prices. lit Donnelly's.—Adv.
-Make the boy or girl happy
from these selections. footballs.
baseball gloves. roller skates. loo ,
skates. air rifles. boy scout axes.
bicycles etc. Hodges Store 24 North
Main St.-——Adv.
Sam Groginsky. formerly of Couch
street. this city. recently left for Chi»
cago where he will take up employ-
ment. He is remembering his old
friends with cards.
-—-An assortment of Christmas
cards. 12 to a box for 80¢. too and
$1.00: also. special assortment. 21 in
a box for Si. 00. Donnelly' s.— —Adv.
-Dlarnonds of the finest quality.
at most moderate prices are here his
holiday season. A varied stock in-
deed now on hand. 0.15. Jackson.
58 Wall St.—-Adv.
T. A. Kiley, West avenue. was a.
recent visitor at his home in Lenox,
Mass.
—-Dolls. Doll Carriages. Wheel-
barrows. Vcloelpedcs. Sleds. Auto-
mobiles. Express Wagons. Scooters.
Black-boards. Desks. Chairs Rocker.
and Kiddie Kara. A. J. COLLINS
COliil‘.iNY.-—-Adv.
Miss Helen Dishrow. daughter of
Mrs. Criiwford Young of Silvormlne
has completed her course at the
Grand Central Art school. where she
has been a student for three years.
and is now working at home.
-—Plcturo "Lone Wolf" framed.
$1.59, Donnelly's.——Adv.
‘——Christmn.s trees for sale. next'to
Tilly's Carriage Works, North Main
St: l«‘reo delivery. J. Sailors-’Adv.
Friends of . Mrs. Winifred '1'.
Long who is confined, in the Nor-
waik hospital will be pleased to
know she is improving from her re-
cent operation.
---'rhoughtful gifts for the home.
Our stacks have never been so large
and so varied. Reasonably priced. A.
.I COLLINS C(lMPANY.—-Adv.
The public schools of the city Wlli
close for the annualChristmss hello
days Wednesday December 22.
Attractive programs appropriate
to the season will be given in each
school.
The reopening sessions will take
place Monday January 3.
——New Orthophonlc Victroias at
$96. Sold on easy terms. A. J. Col-
lins Co. wAdv.
Bachelor Party For
Sil G. Vincent At
Lawrence? 3 lung
so 6. Vincent.‘ popuia'r south
Main street photographer who will
marry Miss Helen l-‘etrillo. of New
Haven next month. wns'tcndered his
bachelor dinner at lawrcnce's inn.
Maniamneck inst evening. [in re-
crixcd many surprise presents from
the boys. and manv suggestions for
his cpullng wedding.
In the party were Charles Mitv
ehell. Paul McGroth.‘ Joseph Riccio
Raymond Benjamin Frcd Miller.
Waiter French. Harry Freer. Mi-
chnel. A. Russell and Dr. David Slo-
man.
Lights Being ‘
g‘Strung Today On '
Community Tree
A crew pf the Connecticut Light
and Power company workmen are
ong’god today in the task of string-
ing the colored lights of Norwalk's
permanent Christmas tree at the.
green in front of the Norwalk libra-.,
ry. The tree may possibly be illumi-f-
naied tonight. fromv now on until :.
New Year's Day each evening from:
dusk to about 11:30. Theclrcuit is;
connected to the regular street
lighting system. .
The sale of women' s shoes has in-
creased betwaon 40 and 50 per cent
in the last 10 year. .
oniployed in-Dpnncily’s. South Main
Llnlment They. lies on Big
Boll‘Players Like
e'Coveleski
Stops Aches, Pains. .
Stiffness Quickly
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A TREE THAT IS A TREE!
“Sequoia glgnntrn" is the bolauist's name, but to California it’s
“General Grunt lrcc"—-a tree that would top the national capitol by a
comfortable margin, on the pictured comparison shows. Under
branches, California will hold a unique Cilrisinms celebration. with David
A message from President
The “General Grunt tree" is 20% foot high one!
it was growing long before
Starr Jordan as the principal speaker.
Coolidge will be road.
we feet in circumference at the base.
Christ was born.
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Watch Presbntetl T
Dunn" Leaving
Trolley Service
Richard Dunn. retiring chief in—
spector for the Connecticut com-
pany. whose resignation after 29
years of service goes into effect to-
day. was surrounded at 8 o‘clock
last night as he prepared to leave
the yarbnin for home. by us many
trolleymen as could take the time
off. and presented with a Hamilton
’0
testimonial. '
Mr. Dunn is still
young. Ho'started his
falling service entitle him to]
finite plans. .
act as guides.
watch. gold chain and‘chsrm on a
comparatively
, service as.
trolleyman in his early twenties but 1
is retiring from railroading because
he feels that his long hours and un-
and possibly a change of occupation
to some lighter work. He has no de-
The Royal Automobile Club of.
Sweden. as a service to its members.
is stationing mechanics along the
country roads to assist motorists and
rest
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VIAIN AND WALLL STRE [aTS
Stunning New Handbags
$2.95
Smart leather hand bags
pouch and underarm
Silk lined fitted
with change purse and
styles.
mirror. Attractive new
coloring and styles.
3.. other and metal ~'.
Pin tscal and alligator
ieather.
$4.95
Stunning new be gs, lovely
New
3 'lillICI‘S. Attractive color-
:lazed effects.
ing and styles. Bcauli.
fully lined and fitted.
Pouch and
styles.
underarm
Distinctive, new
a n d appealing. 01113
limited quantities.
100” 0 pure virgin wool blankets.
Also plaid border effects.
Rose. blue. gold,
plain coloring.
Sateen bound, full size.
All Wool Blankets
peach, tan, lavender.
$5.50
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Irctt) Dainty Silk mull covered comtnrts.
with pure white cotton.
gold, blue and helio. Specially priced.
Silk Mull Comforts
'l‘iiflorl.
$4.95
Fillet]
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we invite o... citizen .
to come here and open.
a charge aooount. -No in
CREDIT troduotion is necessary.
IS YOURS Just select what you" want
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ASKING for credit servicc.‘ Hog:
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$25 $50;
Gorgeous Diamond Rings. handsomely set in rich 18 kt.
white gold mountings, priced unusually 16w for such high
quality. ‘
Delivered On First Payment of $1. 0.0
. $14 75 Make her happylhla Xmas by giving this
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$18150 ..;: carp“
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Silk and silk and wool hose.
new fall shades.
Women's hose. silk to well.
Double heel and toe. Rollins
run stop top. All sizes.
Flare and turn back. em-
broidered cuff.
Over 600' ,0 pure wool
lino cotton mixed union suits.
lilgh
ankle.
"00 pairs boys' a'l pure wool
golf hose.
tops.
Full Fashioned Hose
Full fashion silk hose. Splen.
did wearing qualities.
the new fall colors.
Chamoisette Gloves
Fancy turn back cuff with
color stitching.
Suggestions
Women’s Hose
59o.
Silk Hose
$1.00
in all
$1.49 .
All sizes.
69 c l’ali‘
Kayser Gloves
New shades.
$1 '00 Pair
Men’s W001 Union
Suits
b o r d e r
Special.
and
effects.
neck, long sleeves,
$1.98
Boys’ Wool Sport
' Hose
Plain and fancy
All perfect.
69°. Pair
Handkerchiefs
Women' s Handkerchiefs
All pure linen. white and colors.
Plain and fancy.
3 in a box.
Women's Handkerchiefs ,
Lovely linen hand embroidered.
while and colors. 3 in a box.
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Ali pure linen.
broidered and hemmed. Smart
dainty motifs,
All hand em-
ili’en ’s nanwercuim
Pure white and fancy
el'fcct lmndkerchlofe.
Men ’s Handkerchiefs
Lovely sheer linen hand hem~
stitched. while and fancy border
Boys’ Handkerchiefs
All pure ilnen. of coulse. white
and colored borders and centers.
,Kiddies' Handkerchiefs
Embroidered handkerchiefs with
nursery rhymes. 3 in a box.
Suggestions
A 11 sizes.
$1.25
Boxed Jewelry
gowns.
ed Jewelry.
hundreds of novelties.
59o
Rayon Und’os
Vests.
step-ins,
Colors.
$1.00
Linen Towels
sizes.
x84
' $1.00
border. lacc
white linen.
edges.
18 x 50.
84c
Linen Cloths
border corded cloth.
finished.
$l.25
Writing Paper
paper.
$1.00
Hand-fic—Eowus
Women's hand ombroldvru
and hand made this halix‘w
'Over 2.000 pieces fancy box-
plns beads and
chem’lses.
Plain and lace trimmed. all
Hand embroidered and hem-
stitched Imllan Mosaic and
punch work 1' non towels. 17
Fancy Linen Scarfs .
All pure linen fancy color
Pure
All pure linen fancy color
Nicely
Full 50 in. square.
2.000 boxes of lovely linen
llnlsh plain and fancy lined
Attractlvely boxed.
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Bedroom and household slippers are always wel-
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unusual selection for men, women and children.
Joel. the kinds that are bound to please at prices to
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