Evening sentinel, Monday, December 20, 1926 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

THE EVENING SENTiNEL-«SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20,1926.

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N orwalk News
Of Other Years

TWENTY Hulls AGO
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had refused to grant I. renewal of a
liquor license to Bllcok and Bweeny
in South Norwalk. a monster peti-
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‘elected president at the annual
meeting last evening or the Norwalk
Historical Memorial and Library as.
sociuilon at the Historical House in
West avenue.

 

That union services between the
Rowsyton Baptist and the Methodist
Episcopal churches are becoming
popular with the community may be
Judged by the large attendance from
both churches at the Vespers sew.
ice in the Baptist church yesterday
sttsrnoon.
The church tastefully decorated
with Christmas greens made by the
.1. Bart Finger Circle was filled. A
pageant. “The Eternal Quest." was '

llnber—Thc Associated Press
umber-New England Daily Newspaper
N lshcrs‘ Association.

ember—Jill: Daily Newspaper Publish
srs Association at tonnrciicut.

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April 30 -— Transinis-
sion Pot pictures by radio
was begun on s commer-
cial basis between Lon-
don and New York.

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The playing of Ralph and Charles
Verlln featured the basketball game i

last evening at the Company D BUY .
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. The Associated Press is exclusively on-
lied to the tile or Iepubhestlon of all news

ichcs credited to it or not at h¢rWI
«waited in this paper. and also the lace
lows, published herein.

SPECIAL REPRLSLNTATIVB
Tilt .iulius Alaitlicus Special Annoy
Beacon St. Boston. Mass.

 

 

May 1—Tlis British Trade Union Con ress ordered
ag'snsrsi strike to begin May 3. follow ng coal mine
labor dispiits.

 
 

smoker which resulted in a defeat
of the company‘s team by the
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'lELEi'RONES splengidlyt p13 ed b’lthe various Alson Smith played the part of
Allah. Office—979 wanna ion Si. mom ‘1' a "‘ wt- Santa Claus at the Christmas can~ .
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MGllT CALLS Prophet." by Franklin Lynch. Mai-y. Franklin school yesterday alternoon. !

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Miss Bertha Scodeld: Joseph.
George C. stout: Spirit of the Quest.
Victor Scalisc. and the Spirit of
Youth. Miss Marjorie Du Fault. were
exceptionally well enacted.

Boioists during the afternoon
were Miss Maylah Sconeid and Da-
vid Albrecht.

Christmas exercises will be held
Thursday evening at which the chil-
dren will present a program in-
cluding songs. recitations and the

 

The A. J. Angevlne and company
oi South Norwalk. has tiled with the
secretary of state a certificate of in-
corporation.

. A THOUGHT

Force is all- conquering, but its
imiorlcs ale short- mean—Abraham
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Mon‘ialn Dnssearu. Winfield street. . '
who was injured in a railroad accl-
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it me to East Norwnlk today.

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girl. Virginia 0' Benton, wrote to the A large and very handsome ed here this morning. G r e a t J 0 y 0 n S O m 0

Christmas Day of the

Future—-

New ‘York Still. That newspaper was
that: edited by Cliailes A. Dana. The
reply to Virginia “as w riiten by
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April 29—Hammouch
Ben Hedge. 67-year-old
Riiiisn warrior. ran 70
miles in a day. carrying
a dispatch.

Christmas wreath with a huge bow
of red, ribbon on it has been pre—
sbfitUd to the Rowayton Free ‘nibra—
ry and reading room by Bernard
Eckcl of Witch Lane. The wreath

Kane and Benedict contributed
largely to the victory of the Fas-
times‘ llve over the Rippowam team
of Stamford by the score of 21-5.
last evening.

 

 

April 27—Scores were killed and wounded in Cal-
cutts. indie. when machine guns were used to quell

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Dear Editor; I am 3 years old it and holly with the red berries is LHil'ldu Mohammedan fiat" ‘ L ~ ‘ J “ Waldo ‘ Ra mend and her And Let Us Test Them
the of my little friends say there ”m” °t M" Lckcls own handiwork. .— tw‘o r(siliiinrhters:Aliceyand Almle. left Free The Peo le,s
t a. Santa. Claus. pana'says olf George and Ernest Yarrow. J,” at her home in Logan place. Not-walk this morning tor their in- TIMES SQUARE p
eo it in the Sun it's so. Please left early Saturday morning for From The Old Ed't ° 1 V' “"9 “mm in D°'°h°""' Ma’s“ ,
it me the truth. is there a Santa :Lrevigerhce. 3- {g‘ were gov met An election or the official board l 0113 le WS Tm vistas Am AUTO SUPPLT
. , > or a or. an n rnes arrow. of the Rowayton Baptist church will 1) M . t s . . , . . T t c an
VIRGIb’ii O'HANLON who has Just returned from Russia. he held Monday. December 27.« en aStel'S Of State Papers Th" following items appeared in M ho. Mnhxgfi: 27:50. Norwaili rus omp y
115 ‘W 9'th St 't to spend the holidays with m. um. {i I the issue of thou 131?”): Sentinel 00 Wall St. Norwnlit

. " ‘ 0 0 rec -" lly at their home on Rowayton ave- Tomorrow afternoon the children A THOUSAND miles from land . . . . . . . . . 101‘ Di‘cmnht‘l‘ 2 . 1 1 r » First Bank iJuIler the rldue

Here is the reply: ads. of “.9 Thomas school will present are we. \HbL A'l‘TACKb Lli'sluxh uploc” litloore‘ “313.1310 hit 0:32;: Phone mm: F

v“. inia. no." little friends are "The Nativity" in the Methodist 'losslng about on the roaring sea. “V” “P3 a Y” or ”:3" p" °"“ Itoth Stores Open Evenings — on —

son: The} have been affected by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs were church at 4 o'clock. The public is From billow to bounding billow cast. 4 (iVutorbury “cpumicum 0‘ ”‘9 Tim” MN” dub mlnstrels , '
, ‘ y attests over tile week-end at the invited to attend. Like fleecy snow on the stormy Dr. ”“39“” 5- “we ““3 “he" in the Parish Hall. . Washin to“ Stre t
9 skeptical age, They do not be. home of Mrs. Robert S Barclay. blunt. strenuous Illul'lil ill the illOi'ul illipll- ‘ g e
o except they see. They think itownyton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Waters The sails are scattered abroad like cations ”.r Jon" M‘m'wls ”pummm A mhlogmm has been ““in
Mtfinothing can be which is not . and son Frank were recent dinner weeds; satire.““ille I'rivuie Lliooi‘ iiulen oi by John L‘Hommedllieu.l (Scale if]; South Norwalk
rehensible by their little minds. The regular monthly meeting of 81105“! at the home 0! Captain and ‘lhe strong masts shake like quilt-r- troy. “NF“ “”‘le“"““”“"3 “5 “ “.“9' mm? his a?" -d 1.1:"). tine
the Rowayton ClVIc association will Mrs. John 11. De \Vntorg. Pennoycr m8 reeds' selni-wniorosiuniI'vudluii attach 1. rancc. which ran e was It
minds. Virginia. “'hCihel‘ they b0 held in the Rowayton HOBO con‘_ street. .Jil'i mighty cables and "on Chuiill upon "it! IllOl'lli iii\\' 01 livid-“ism hear}! and “it“ “a had made his DAILY ‘l()TUlo
en's or children's. are little. In pan'y's quarters this evening. at s. . The hull. which all earthly streiieilivim‘d “mm“‘m‘i'u l““”"m‘d ““0 journey without a mishap. _ HAULAGE SICIWlt‘E

agrcat universe of ours man is a gag?“ “I": Beifi‘fficflvi‘filgmgl fMT- disdains— familiiu‘utertiusk ”‘0 "NHL!“ ‘t‘l“"“°“ Honor 1 Roberts an" ”,0"de 1‘0 NF.“ YORK

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insect. an out in his intellect. Ta“ and Seals" m we“ Drug me, mm ‘3 o, Romywm who are ”rim “kc “one" Y “m “‘d (.53... 1.4.5.“... “.3 p... m... .1... the fall at Carnegie lnstl.utc. is now Tel. herwaik 255—10923
mpared With the boundless Either—Adv. spending t 'e winter in Palm Beach. . heir ““me hard proud “mm m mouth of "lump MU eilnmluliy enjoying a vacation at the home at It L l’hou... I lielsca 50.39 December

id about him,anmeasured by the Florida. , , mow“. ' " neurotic. ” his parents. Mr. and hire. Linier 203 w. :ilu. St.

Slllgence capable or grasping the Saint]. ska‘tlng‘on Chasmer's pond. S . it Q MST—“A“ L'[) and d‘.,...,,:_.,., and do...” .Tliui. they are the sort of ideas ”hm" “mm“ “mum Hershfield Motor T . F0 t t-

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happened. A lad whoa name could Th ’ T S I P ' th il . Nut-Wow unlined by morally tux - .

, Virginia. there ‘5 a Santa not be learned skated to the upper eres 0 ee 11 arts \ . ”.8 io‘vk.‘ 5.0:... persons In detvllbc oi. iiiLil“ own tie. "nd M” William J‘ Tracey. 184i ' Company A. is the '2‘

t.“ 'He exists as certainly as love and of the pond and broke through . . nv. am. at e lac lag and fca- Nd; . ; ~d , . ' . spending the holidays at the home . , . ,~ L -
. t: or ‘0, cm. stauuul s ls illuubliilbic. but . . SOUTH AOLWALR. (031V.

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you know that they abound and $3312.53!“ 2' FreidcriclfuBattls- everything interesting when 5h“ “w A home, it mm a place. may no inclinations ~will ‘tmil. “if, emu“: n. At a meeting um mg.“ 0‘ Court .0
to your life its highest beauty child to ”23; 2?: acnclggntnr‘nlghti its Paris particularly it‘ King Al. For her who lives on the wide. lwie t:°‘;::°;u:;;)z‘;nb inbo‘i‘x“; 1:11“; '11:: Edmondo do Amicls. Foresters of Year ‘

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. w After dutifully attendlnk, the clan. A'Id only seek up her rocky lair ‘ ‘ ‘ “ *' ‘ Frank Dnmaio. Sub- ie anger. , .. . . ,_

us! It would be as dreary as if Aggrew J1; fiainter. Westside avenue. do Comedlemmnms“ and me To mm he, you“. and to Mel. lessentlaliy the book is a keen: 0m. New Mm. o. 5. "mm 600‘... Santa ivlll soon be With us. »I

“'9” “° V"“‘“'”‘ The" wer Iieciihii Vii”; union trim :p' Opera on her last visit here the (lit-in to flvriig wmcm criticism III ilit' practical Charles F. Mills. F. s Lyons and ' , . e.
d be no childlike faith' then. no gutt a‘ivay {:0nryDii8n 303:]; 8: 93' Queen expressed it desire to so to At once o‘er tile waves on nth-yr ”Elms 9‘ convuiimnai “WW“W- 131‘ James “- nundle W070 0199‘“ "u“ will interesl the alert needle What to give 15 always ‘1 i-
“ce to make tolerable um ex_ m m ed and“ M m Ekat- t‘h‘i' the Moulin Rouge to see the revue. clovmy wing; \iise contrasted It wuh Silu\v's_"3t. tees nta. meeting last evenins of Old big problem at holiday time. n
7 . I l M pp l ' i ' s s e s r T The police commissioner “Sign"! “a 0 El- ‘ the d ‘ ' h d . . Jean." by way oi It prejudice to the Well Lodge. No. 10. 1‘. and A. M- workers who get early to work on Th , - t1. b tt ,-'
co. We should have no enlov- us I'- Pa ntera lip. causing quite an escort Um... up 1,... hand. m “of,” \ eon-"0 0" i e etP- .. observation that the nnush dI'amu- ‘ . . e‘e ‘5 "9 1mg 9 91’ “r h

”3 except m sense and sight. The (ievcrrtlmgggt'i‘.d was wel filled with chat “But your Majesty!" ho romon— \i‘igae t‘li‘: “\‘ig‘tlasznglgrgdhn-‘n Mat is a noble Puritan. ‘i’et Shaw The Nor-walk Medical associationf CHRISTMAS GIFTS more apprecmted than a pass 0

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al lisht with which childhood are enjoying the sport both Sunday 3 rated t p 0 cool ”Haas your Onttlying the blast and the “th .‘ Ii Ih c . 'i *.~-“- as done no met last men 1:2 It i Newtown book shorting the beginnlnfi n
the world would be extinguished f ' Majesty thought of that. ‘By the I I53 I an Professor Lisltlne to star Dr. Morgan iuren n of a savings account )_

' ‘3 WM” and 9‘9“"‘32 "protocol" he meant the agreement ” “' _ Ila conventionally minded neonie avenue J. l. MALLETTE ‘ '. ‘V
M MUN/0 in Santa 0‘3““ Y“ . ' between pewere to protect visiting The ”9"“! “"31“ h" “I“ in vain: nlo a dctense or their moral tradl- , ' ' x
" . ‘ V For the mariner curseth the \\‘lir.'i- '- . . 88 Washington Street Come “1 and let US explain T“
s wellnct believe in fairies! Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W- digniaries against any situation , . trons. . City Clerk Stephen Dokus was h ,1 ti . b “ n
Is our a a to hire Schults. New York weretheguestsof which might be regarded as am ,‘M bird “if I thought 'Gttlnhnd,’ (the house cleaning today in prepara- OW 9.8st 118 can 3 3. er

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watch in all the chimneys on their daughter. Mrs. Wendell P. Mll- worthy of their position: “' "Ch bringeth him ”9‘“ °" "“3 companion work of 'iielen') repre- ties for “18 NOW Y5". ranged; lo

.9 ’ "8‘3“. Sundas‘. “Weren‘t you assigned to guide 5'10““ unheard. seated typical information which‘ the 11
h must-e) to edition Siam (531:1? Miss Iydla Miller proprictres f filingowonso about mm” queried}: iiim4 do“ the prophet °f 3°“ cunts-is and universities of America . , . . .._...._ 3'-

‘en _ hey no see n a . . . . s o e neon. are glilng to young men and woni- ' 0 ‘ . IV

om.“ down. what we“... the 'Liltle Gray Shoppe" Rowsvton "Yes." replied the somewhat non- MW hale from "10 creatures he on " said DI. Wise, “1 think 1 would Today m Other Years A. J. COLLINS C0. 1.
prove" Nobody sees saute 2:610:51? spending the day in New nltlssed Doilce official. serveth stlll. “tiling, ly shut every one of them." . The as

. . - or y. ‘Well. he told me you took him_ Yet he “0' er falters - 50 petrol. And Ihat is an observation which is ' m bet gen 70 N0. MAIN ST. TEL. 747 5‘

but that ts-no sign-that there to the Moulin Rouge." the Queen spring grossly unworthy or Dr. Wise's ln- “fist “a ‘1’: tantra: cast :Jm— ' . t-

Santa. Cl'sus. The most real Miss Leona Lund. daughter of bit. resumed. imperturbably. "so 1 gee Once more o'er the ‘waves on thy tnlllgence and customary liberalism. fiuéd ii“: an ‘ c Ci Nafio a] Bank

in the world are those neither :‘ggg'fz‘ogag tam. ”tin“? fist nolre'ason tor my not going there as germs! wing! He should know that suppression is l :Nflildly 'ame of Harvey n
. . as a so no it we ’ -— ryan Waii‘r Pr ter: The Storm . i '

en nor men can «6- Did you Canada. and wln spend the lioness»: Her Majesty Went. Petrol. \ M y 3::.§.13.:.;;”.m'.‘.’...f§;“”3§ “1.32:3: “"6““. “mm" 3m“ - - SOUTH NORWALK,“ CONN '

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T bro Mt there. Nobody can all edectually the conventional mor- iisis ncwwa r W the a“. . ,
vs or imagine all the wonders elists must come to the detonate of Dec. 30. 1.02? ' Ne“!-
are unseen and unseenble in their traditions as brilliantly and ,
oilr‘l ‘fiifififiliinaitffizffiuw “3““ "“5 Kreisler Gets Medal ,
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[LAME DUCK SESSIONS

 

e what makes the noise inside.
are is. a veil covering the un-
erld which not the strongest
nor the united strength of all
trohsest men. that ever lived
mangapart. ‘ Only faith. fancy.
.. love. romance. can push
‘ at curtain and vievg" . d plo-
he supernal beauty ‘d ‘giory '

it is, all real? ",Ah. ‘VIr.
, all this world there is noth- 4
lee real and abiding. - .
Santa Claus! Thank God; he
and, he lives forever. A then—

 

Fritz Krelsler. internationally
famed violinist. has received a medal
in recognition of his benefactlons to
starving Austrian children. The me-
dal. which bears Rrelsler’s picture
on the side and an allegorical fig-
ure or musib on the oily was pre-
sented during his only concert of the
season in the German capital. The
presentation was made by Dr. Felix
Frank. Austrian minister to Ger-
many on behalf 0! the Austrian Aid
Society. The medal won designed by
Arthur Loewentsl. Berlin sculptor.
and a copy has been acquired by the
Kaiser Friedrich museum.

gStarnford Advocate)

The present "lame duck Congress"
would do well to abolish lame duck
sessions for the future. It would be
good politics. because it would be a
popular move. Every intelligent
oitisen knows that it is absurd in a
representative government to let
lawmakers keep on lexislatlng long
after they have been repudiated or
. s pplanted mid to keep a. new set. of
lawmakers out of office for thirteen
months. It is not a vital issue at
the moment because it happens that
there were no great national issues
in violent conflict in the last elec-

 
 

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d by a system of govern- (For-Christina- 1931) , measure Wadi“ that "W“ 1“" ‘ ‘ ' inn——
its. German industries " a.“ .W' 818.“ (For Christmas 192'!) newly ousted 03in? assaults: in ‘ . ' ,, $716,000
coded in autumn: so psi- :2 3.1:.” m are Club can sisso flawed”. struttififéaédi Electrical '
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firms by the Soviet Gov $1.60 an. pays “0.00 . any sound reason why that measure ‘
r. u i. report on the i’svor- Vnmasrxo. anon saoo Glob . 1 stones should not be passed. Appliances , . , .
or Russo-German coni- . “‘1 N 5““ “it“ "10 1"!” ”-00 0105. M7! “59'” “w . The 50““! NOW
“mm. um Germ” mm” deposit and decrease your dI- stone (‘inb m- ssoono Winmw W 1.1% RADIOS ’ I.
“ores says forty of the . M“ each week. ~ “0'00 .0“ ‘ ' "’moo‘ (blot-idea Journal.) .

.s‘ came to Germany .
in went to Endlsnd
‘ ‘Uhited States.

Tobeggsn slides. grades and all.
have been built in many cities.
They thmkrso much or the sport
that they even niche the is. tor it.
in sans pieces. Canada adds to its
natural resources or medium

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