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y City Briefs
“night’s ‘Evonts.
Palace-wi‘The Flaming Forest. "
Regent—"Exit Sniilingi"
,Rlsito—-"Tho Marriage Claus."
Sun And Tim: For Today
Sun rises 7:14 A. M.
Sun sets 0:26 P. M.
High tide..11:07 A. 31.41:“ 1'. M.
Sun and Tide for Tomorrow.
., Sun rises 7: it A. M.
} Sun sets ............. i: 23 l’.
High ‘.ldo............:1147 1’. M.
lrving [Dails arrived in town
Friday evening to spend the holidays
at his home in Seymour street.
This is Mr. Davis' ilrst visit home
‘ since he went away over a year ago
to accept a position in Grand Rap-
ids. Mich.
e—Colgate‘s Extracts and Toilet-
. ‘ waters. Stillson-Powell Corp.-—-Adv.
Louis Wood. Orchard street. will
entertain the Young Men‘s club of
the South Nornalk Baptist church
Wednesday evening. January 5.
~Suggestions fer the people who
are busy in the daytime. photos
taken at night by appointment.
Wilanugian Studio. Phone 755.—Adv.
‘ The Y- 4 class 01‘ the Norwelk
Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a Christmas party. Friday eve.-
nina'. January 7. at the home or Mrs.
- Frank DeWaters. Ohio avenue.
. --Sterling Furniture Co.. open un-
til 9 P. M., every evening this week.
--Adv.
‘ Jack Scanlon. a student at Seton
;‘ Hall. East Orange. N. J.. has arrived
t his home in West avenue to spend
1
I
~Hudnut's Extracts and Toilet-
vatcrs. Stillson-Powell Corps—Adv.
' Miss Ruth Bowman. soprano solo-
t at the South Norwalk Methodist
hurch. rendered most excellently at
he morr'ng service. yesterday.
Hon Be f tlful Upon the Moun-
tain." by i“ axineton Barker.
.~Ladies' wrist watches in white
old (filled) are specially priced at
10.00 This makes a. fine Christmas
'tt. 0. 13. Jackson, 58 .Wall St.—
dv.
‘The T. C. B. class of the First
110th Episcopal church w‘ili
, . tomorrow evening in the
5 uroh parlors for a business and
icial session .
~Houbigant's Extracts.
owell Corp—Adv.
Stillson-
Miss Marian Mottram‘ attended the
editing of non cousin. Miss Esther
‘ Leah Wright and John E. Anderson.
‘ Bethe), Saturday afternoon. Miss
lottrsm rendered two solos during
0 service.»"1’erfeot love" and “0
" miss Me."
i
~Manugian Photographer. Phone
.vAdv'
A.‘1l'. Parks. Jinx Hill road. is
again-after being confined to his
6m. with the grip. . ‘
rs. Alice McKlbbin will be the
toss to the Woman's Foreign Mis-
ary society tomorrow afternoon
her home. 47 Elmwood avenue.
”Diamonds of the finest quality.
most moderate prices are here this
“season. A varied stock in-
ow on hand. 0. B. Jackson.
all St.-—Adv.
Ruth ,MoGro’gor-y 94 East ave-
and Miss Est-riot Elle. 88
street. returned ‘to' their
as Friday where they will spend
:- vacation. They are both
times at Mount Hoiyoke college.
—-coty's Extracts. Stillson-Powell
Adv.
Is Helen Cuban. Maple street.
it , at her home‘ where she 'will
, the holidays. Miss Csihon‘is
‘uden‘t at the Katharine Gibbs
tarisl Training School in New
wmnuglan Photographer. Phone
Miss Harriet mg. 6 Circle street.
cited today in New York with Miss
on May of Preeport. 151‘
“sterling Furniture 00.. open un-
9 P. M.. every evening this week.
Terisita Cochran. formerly of
known pianist in that city. m".
afternoon at her. studio iii the
bosssdor Arms. Just at the iii-op:
mo Santa Claus hopped in the
ow with gifts for all.
Margaret. R. Bmdnm or
one in Philadelphia where she
pond her Christmas holidayn.
Christmas- wrapped. Still-
well corn—Adv.
, . Semple of Naval: rises has
living a: the Douala: club
est avenue. for the past two'
.due 'to a_ slight contagion
3.. ‘ home. Mr. Semple expects
' permitted to roturnto ‘ talus
in I week or ten days. '
nadios‘and‘ virirolssjold on
terms It »' nonneilrhAdv.
em Washes. student at New
to college. is spend up the
a with on parents. Dr. and
Wishingtcn street.
stranded the high
"In Walked Jitnuty..
he holiday vacation with his par~ -
ms. Dr. andhirs. Thomas J. Scan-i,
_ Mrs. Sam Gutkowskl.
», eughiiui. party to her pupils 3st— _
' llisids school left yesterday for '
‘, The idvonins dentin-ii weieouier
contributions to the brief column
or '.to any other con-inn in in
paper. and regrets that so man
odorless have to bovrelocted hr
cause of the carelessness of ill
writer.
Many people fail to wru-
an... legibly and an item with
otii I name is not usable.
may. people write on boIi.
.ides oi the papers. Such matte.
cannot be used until it has been
raoopied iii The Sentinel oiilu
and thus is seldom time for that
. People using typewriters shouiu
use a double-space in wrlllilii
copy for newspapers. to psrmu
space for corrections where not
«saw, ‘
Miss Julia Josstn. New York. spent
the week-end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. Josem. Beldcn avenue.
—-Christmns trees for sale. next to
Tilly's Carriage Works. North Mair.
St. Free delivery. J. Soltesz.-Adv
Miss Mildred Barty, Van Burcn
avenue. recently entertained guests
at her home.
is
4—FosoVQuality Chocolates Plain
and Fancy boxes 1.2 to 5 lbs. Still-
son-Powoll Corp.—-Adv.
Miss Sylvia Gims. student of High-
land Manor. Tarrytown-on-thesuud-
son. spent the week-end at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gans.‘ West avenue. Miss Guns at-
tended the high school play. "in
Walked Jimmy." She was accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Roth.
—ll'0r a beautiful Home. Ask Abs
Phone 351-2.A~Adv.
~Sterllng Furniture Co.. open un-
til‘9 P. M.. every evening this week.
—-Adv.
Mrs. A. Green. Woodward avenue,
returned Friday evening from Worc
cester. Mass. where she was visit-
inghcr son._Hy. who was recently
operated on for appendicitis. Hy.
although still in the hospital. is get.
ting along fine and expects to be able
to come home Christmas Day.
. ' I
——Spaiding Skates for boys and
girls. $8.00 up. at’Donnelly'su-Adv.
Mrs. David Radack. M‘ddlo street.
entertained several guests Thursday
and Friday and Saturday at her
home. i
~Manuglan Photographer. Phono
SEE—Adv.
Miss Beverly Glssser. Grove‘ street.
was hostess to several little guests
at her home Thursday. The event
was little Beverly’s third birthday
and she received many-Birthday gifts
from her friends. Delicious re-
freshmen. s were seri ed and .games
were played.
—-Kods.ks. Cameras and Supplies.
Stillson-Powell Corp.-Adv.
Miss Mildred. Aller. local dancing
instructress. gave a dancing party
in Odd Fellows’ Hall..Friday. Mem-
bers of the class favored the guests
with-pretty dance numbers. Dainty
refreshments were served. A very
enjoyable time was had.
] I —Manugian Photographer. Phone
355.—-Adv.
Miss Sophia Loosen. 'Chestnui
street. spent the week-end with
friends in New York.
-—Dier Kiss Extracts and Toilet
sets. Stillson-Powell Corp—Adv.
.Mrs. J. ‘Roseniield. 9 Bayview.
avenue. entertained recently several
guests at“ her home at bridge. De-
licious refreshmenta were served.
Among those present-were Mrs. Nel—
lie Freedman. Mrs. Esther Glasser.
Mrs. Gus
Green. Mrs. John Benjamin, Mrs. .A
Mass. Mrs. Pauline S:‘immeriing.
Mrs. LouisMarcus. Mrs. Ben Keeler.
Mrs: Shilepski. Mrs. Joe Klaft and
hostess. Mrs. J.,Rosenileld.*
Beautiful'prizes were won by Mrs
John Benjamin and Mrs. Esther
Slasher, and the low score prize of
the evening went to' Mrs. Louis Mar-
cus. ,
’—-Sterling Furniture 00.. open un.
til 9 P. 31.. every evening this week
——Adv.' _
A full rehearsal of all the char-
acters who take part in the Christ-
mas cantata. “A Make-Believe San.
ts." will be hi d tomorrow afternoon
at 8: 30. in the Sunday school room of
the Methodist church.
-—Sterling Furniture Co..‘ open un-
til 9' P. M.. every evening this meek
-—Adv. . . ’ ..
Miss Amelia Walden. 7 Orchard
street. will return to her home Wed-
nosday when she will spend her
Christine holidays Miss Walden is
school in Danlbury. .,
-—Useful and sensible gifts—Ster-
ling wars. community piste. toilet
sets. leather bill‘: fields and wallets
cuff} links. scarf pin-an and brooches
0. B. Jackson 58 Wall Sta—Adv-
\ _-fi_—
Mill Ruth Chitin». Skidrnore
college. Saraton. 8 rings. is passing
the Christmas vscs on \- Lb her psi-
onto. Mr.
Champion. 21: County road.
Miss Marjorie 'l'arlovv. Spring
street. motored to. Bridgeport Sat-
Iii-day. There she spent. the day with
friends. . .. .
-A fine steel: of almond and
stone set. ‘rlngs are here this holi-
day Jump. A ring for young or old
makes a (the gift. 0. '8. Jackson as
Well St.--Adv. ' i .
Miss Nora Dih'kowits. Cedar street.
went to New tori: Saturday to take
her vocal latch.‘
Miss billion W
spent .I‘rids‘y wt friends in New
York. She was their guest at dinner
and later" at the theatre.‘
_—-—_
so Bartlet Grace. Main street.
p. student at the Danbury Normal ‘
and Mrs. Edmund C. i I
ud Cod shopping in New ..._
roll? "‘ .. .
“silly“? . ' m.
NING*€'SEbl‘l‘lNEL—SOUTH.'
NW3
OIL’S WELL
lief
..._...—-—.~--
Ii. Doheny.
Mrs. E. Doulons. 19 St. John place.
has left for llaines City. Florida.
There he will stay the rest of the
winter.
3”“
Mrs. Edison T. Harris and family
have moved from 15 Taylor avenue
to 5 Reed street.
Miss Maude Staulsh. Hillside
place. was a shopper in Bridgeport.
Saturday.
-—Chrisimas Trees at H. Aides" 15
West Ave. 75c, 85c. $1.00. $1.50.—
Adv.
Miss Helen Cashen. student at the
Katherine Gibbs Secretarial Training
school. New York. arrived Friday at
the home of her parents. Maple
street. to spend her vacation with
them.
Miss Mary Van Buren. junior at
Vassar college. Poughkecpsic. ar-
riwd Friday at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van
Buren. 14 East avenue. to spend the
Christmas holidays with them.
~F90ibslls. basketballs. striking
bags. Soccer balls. baseball gloves.
boxing gloves air rifles (1.50 to 5.00)
1
all are hero and would make fine. wr-nt shopping in Bridgeport, Fri-
While there she. went to the
Ultlllrt’.
gifts. liodge's 24 North
street—Adv.
Mam day.
Miss Margaret McDonald. Webster
street. was-a shopponin‘New York
Friday. In the evening she attend-
ed the theatre.
Miss Helen Martin. Eastavenue,
is spending the week with her par-
ents in Newark. N. J. She will re-
main “iih them over the Christmas
holiday.
Tots.
.7
Mrs.
nul'.
._._..——
Miss Katherine Riordan. junior at
the New Rochelle college. arrived at he-
tlio home of hot parents. Mr. and
Mrs. M. Riordan. Roosevelt street.
Putin-rim. She will remain with
them over the Christmas holiday.
, ...___._.
~Steriiiig.Furnliure Co. open un-
til 9 P. M.. every evening this week.
—Adv. an A
Miss Constant-o Lewis.
of her. and Mrs. Lewis. Fairi‘lelil
avenue. arrived- j‘ridny from her
studies at the New Rochelle college. at
where she is a junior. to spend the
Christmas recess with them.
Miss Mae Gardner. Lowe street
Mi.“ Ruth Hill.
Saturday
friends in New Haven.
spr'ni.
$5.00 for the
nelll'9.~-Adv. .
lin rle Harry.
James H. Barry,
is home from Noire Dame for,'
”it I'hrisimns holidays.
some home Saturday but ur-
i'lw 1 Friday instead rnd gave his
.pnrv-nis a pleasant surprise.
cull ~u is for a. period of two weeks.
Mr Barry, who is a graduate of the
Nm-wnlk High school. is being greet-
ed by many friends.
ulnr and was a member or the. Green:
White football from
sin ion: at the local high school.
daughter is new a "fresh" at Notre Dame.
the New
~—
—-~Scooter Cars. $7.50 and Taylor
baby, at Don~
M‘s: llermiuo Dollee, sophomore
Rochelle College,
spending the Christmas vacation
with her parents on Cedar street.
..w
Flax Hill road.
and Sunday
son of Mr.
10 Moll live-
He is very pop-
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oawstit CONN. MONDAY DECEMBER 20,1926.
THAT sens WELL '
i
It Mom.
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PAGE THREE
now to be held at Alfred Brown's
coal Yam Now is the time of vest
to have your bins filled up.
lit-cries [0 suit your convenience
Phone 2393‘3.——Adv.
Miss Myrtle Mills. East Norwalk.
spent Sunday with friends in Bridge-
port. ’
New York. was it
in South Norualk
Mr. Stewart.
business visitor
Saturday.
~Fishing tackle (in wide \arie-ty
fishing rods (.1 fine selection) travel—
ing bags. suit -cascs. suto' robes.
horse blankets. skates. sleds. and
bicvclos~at llodgc's 24 North Main
street. ~— ..\dv
Mrs. Mill". in Engdnhle and dough.
in Helen. 090th town nent to New
York on Saturday.
Jack Srnnlon, son oi! Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Scanlori. 4: ‘Wcst avenue,
arrived Saturday from Senton Hall.
East Orange N J. Jack. will rpend
tho (‘liiisimas recess pith his par-
cnts.
—Gent‘s strap watch special at
$10.00. A gift that will lasttfor a '
long time. An excellent time keeper
and good locker. 0. l3. Jackson 58
Wall street. ——Ad\.
in... Mildred Sheehan. is south
street. tins a rcccnt visitor to Bridge-
port.
Miss Elizabeth Longstaft spent the.
l week-end in townwitli her parents.
Joy reigns supreme in the Fall-Dobcny camp. Shown as they left the Supreme Court mo... in “'ash- '
iiigton after the acquittal are (left to right) Albert 0. Fall, Frank J. Hogan. defense counsel. and Edward
Oppose Sale Of Prison
Of “Man in Iron Mask”?
Party To Charwomen
PANIS. (AP) --, Plans of the
French government ‘.0 soil the island
of Site. Marguerite. where the “Man
in the. Iron Mask" was imprisoned
for ten years. have "me. with much
antagonism. ‘
Th0 report that British capital
was planning to turn the island in o
a model winter resort has brought
The district ' already ob-
jecting to the numerous sub-divisions
financed by foreign capital.
The island of S‘e.
i
Marguerite.
which Is about four miles in Mr:-
oumf-t-renco. is situated at the mouth.
of the. Cannes liav. The "Man in
the lion Mask " made famous by
Dumas. was incarcerated in the Ste.‘
Marguerite, fortress in 1687. History
still disputes his idnnii‘y. In l873
Marshal Ban-line, who was accused
of trmsou in surrendering Meir to
the Prussiaus. was an inmate oi the
pilsnn. lie suiccmlcd in escaping
the follouln~ year.
it is reported that the French
government lids been offered a large
sum for the island. but newspapers
and societies are lighting the pro~
"Excellent hard coal in all sizes posed dml.
Um.
ALL-AMERICA STARv—l943
Here’s an ndvonue'look at' the most famous Ail-America football
player of—iveil. about 1943, say.
At least the youngest perched on the
shoulder of Route Rockne, noted Notre Dame coach. is Knuio's son. Joell.
—-and that certainly ought to assure hing a great gridiron career. nughtn'i
it? They were photographed as they left San Francisco for Honolulu.
American Negro Jazz .
Bands Rage In Paris
The French craze for negro eu-
iortainment shons no signs of abat-
lug Negro singing is still consider-
ed very chic in cabarois and negro
Former Kaiser At Last
Is Success As Author
BERLIN. (AW—Fa. nor Emper-
or William II is so happy to be I
success at. last as an author that
he has confided to friends that he
Jazz bands from America are more '3 will write at least two more books.
protestations from fiery part ot the! in demand than ever. Cartoonlets
depicting the "Charleston" and the
"Black Bottom". always use a. negro
as the principal dancer. although his
partner is more than likely Cauca-
slan.
A‘. the Folies Berger-e the best
known of the music halls. the negro l
dancer. Josephine Baker. continues
to be the brightest of all the stars.
His 'irst literary endeavor.
appeared under the title “Th:
Kaiser's Memoirs" was u. failure.
While the publisher‘s price oi.“ the
book was two dollars. it can be
bought new from any strett vendor
or rummage book shop for twelio
cents.
The sale of his recent autoblon
graphical work. "Pages from My
Life. 1859 1888" has exceeded all ox.
which
The Folios recently obtained on ex- lpeciations. in it he speaks with great
tension of her contract that will
keep her at their theater until the
spring of 1928. Meanwhile she has
opened a night club of her own.
, “here the clientele so far is as smart
His any to be found in Paris.
candor of his relations with his Eng-
glish mother. his {other and his
grandfather Empomr William I. and
corroborates the theory that his
childhood experiences embittered
Sh‘e . him against England and the whole
hired a negro mammy and- put her world.
in the kitchen to teach the cosmo-
politan patronage how batter cakes
and syrup are served out on the demand. as many on
| banks of the Mississippi. a
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