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arrived at his home to Spend the
Chl‘lltmn's mention with them. He
. .- is a. student at Yale.
Joseph Cilcckn. alumnus of the;
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so. "riaea............. 7:-14A M.
.Bun nets .........‘.... 4: 26 1’. M.
819311 tide ............11:47 11.1.1.
McCarthy. 19 Center menuc.
'; ~—Gent's st1.1p watch special
'sndg
“ cordon Long Academy. New Bloom-
.the holidays with his parents, Mr.
’. . and Mrs. J“. V. Powell Powell court.
I'Tornio. There they will spend
licenses to drive automobiles in this
. ow do be bad at Alfred Brown's
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V ' ' Wflkht’s Events.
I’ PI'loee-JTlle Better \Vny."
* Regent—wine Flaming Forest."
Blnltoz—f‘Tho Miracle of Life."
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‘ Sun And Tide For Today
Sun and Tide for Tomorrow
Sun rises............. 7:15 A. M.
‘-8un sets 4:27 1'. M
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John McCarthy, sophomore at
Worcester Polytechnic institute. will
spend the Christmas holidays at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
1.11.5 Marlon Walsh. Osborne 1110-
hue, is spending the day shopping in
New York.
Miss Luella l1‘lnch.1~3nst Norwuik.
was a visitor in New Haven Tues-
day.
Leon A. Fish. sell of Professor and
Mrs. Leon B. 11 isil. Arch street. has
Norhmalk High scllool. 11 as a visitor
there Tuesday.
at
811.. 00 A gift that hill lust for a
long‘tl e. An excellent time keepel
. od'looker. 0. B. Jackson 58
Wall street.——Adv.
F.rVincent Powell. student at
‘ficldp Pelin.. has arrived to spend
Reginald Hepkins. alumnus of the
Norwalk High school. \isited the
schobi Tuesday.
mr. and Mrs. William K. Wilson.
Ba'SteVen‘s street. have left for Call-
‘ the
winter. months.
V Miss Esther Finesod student at the
Katherine Gibbs kindergarten train-
ecess with her parents. Mr.
Mrs. B. Finesod. Ely avenue.
and
TManugian Photographer. Phone
5._--Adv.
. Dr. Arthur N. Clarke has arrived
home on West Washington street
aft 1: a. 'short stay in the South.
‘Rred‘ Whelan. Woodhaven. was a
visitor in South Norwnlk Monday.
. e-Manugian Photographer. Phone
anaemia“ ’
Miss Bevy Pendel has returned to
her. home in New Haven after spend-
in; o. vel‘y pleasant t113 weeks with
loads in this city.
Miss Helen Lynn. South Main
. is spending today shopping in
.Footbalis. basketbalis; 1
. Soccer bails. baseball gloves.
boxing gloves air rifles (1. so to s. 00)
ii are here and would make fine
It!- Hodge's 24’ North Main
/ .
iii Weiner was a business visitor
ridgeport Tuesdhy.
1 ‘ uls McCabo ‘of Norwalk was
{among the 2s motorists whose li-
state were suspended for one year
riving while under the influ-
c of liquor, as just announced by
his motor vehicle department.
Of the 28 names on the suspended
: iflrnne case was appealed and
co were Connecticut
clad -,in other states.
qucellent hard coal in all .12...
1 on Jan}. Now is the time of year
“ eve your bins filled up. Do-
on to suit your convenience.
hone 2338- 2.—_-Adv.
land 1113. William K. Wilson.
Stevens street. have gone to Cali-
drills. for the winter.
__'._.
automobile operated by Imo~
L. Benedict. of Norwalk figured
collision in Stamford Monday
remnants cons..TWEo"Nl«l DAY; DECEMBER 22,1926.
PAGE THREE
‘ 1111. Evening Sentinel welcomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be rejected be-
cause of the careleocneu ot the
writer.
Many people fail to write
names logibiy and on item with-
out o some is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Bucil matter
cannot be used until it has been
rocopied ill The Sentinel offlce‘
and those is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should.
use o. double-space in wrltlnl
copy for newnpspers. to permit
space for corrections where. neo-
ossary. ‘
mun 11de..12::o A. M.-11:21 11. M. N° °“° was ‘njmd'
g school. is spending the Christmas '
striking ‘
W
operators
with another car operated by James
Boson. 51 River street. Stamford.
Lester C. Hanck. Sll'larion avenue.
East Norwnlk. was one of the mo-
torists “tagged" by tho Stamford
police Monday. In court there yes-
terday he paid 81 to .have a noilo
entered against. the traffic law viola-
tion. charge.
~A fine stock of diamond and
stone set .rings are here this holi-
day season. A ring for young or old
makes a. fine gift. 0. B. Jackson 58
Wall St.—”Adv‘
Mr. and Mrs. l'crcy Barrett.
Brookflcld. will be the guest of re-
iatives in New York over thg week-
end.
Former Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith. left Sunday for Florida
where he will remain the rest of the
winter.
Miss Luella. Finch, Forth street.
was a. visitor in New Hill on yester-
day.
Leon and George Fish. students
in the Yale Scientific school. are
spending the Christmas vacation
with their parents, Prof. and Mrs.
Leon Fish. Arch street.
~Usefui and sensible gifts—Ster-
ling ware. community plate. toilet
sets, leather bill foldsand wallets.
Cliff links. scarf pins and brooches.
O. B. Jackson 58 Wall St.-—-Adv.
ww—
Schools of the city are closing to-
day for the Christmas vacation. re-
opening again January 3.
eManllgian Photographer. Phone
aim—Adv.
Dr. Arthur N. Clark has returned
to his home in West WaFEington
street after a trip to Florida.
i
Tile Prothumai Society of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a. turkey dinner and Christmas
party at the church Monday evening
January 3.
,Tho Children's Christmas party
of the Norwalk Methodist church
will be held Wednesday afternoon
December 29.
. W
Charles ward. freshman at Holy
Class college. Worcester. Mass" has
arrived at his home. Franklin street.
to spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Ward. 11‘.
—-Eyes examined by a. University
Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler.
—-Adv.
William Sullivan. a student at the
Do Motto school. New Canaan, is
spending the Christina; holidays at
his home. Railroad avenue.
Miss Ida, Harris, Milford. Mass.
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.,E. L. Greenberg, Scribner ave-
nue, for two weeks.
body Wants. get. a box at Mond‘s
Drug Store. Adv.
Local girls who are attending New
Rochelle college have returned to
their respective homes to spend the
Christmas vacotlon. Among them
are: Miss Madelyn Griffin. licrmine
Delioo. Margaret iikeliy. Betty
Weeks. Margaret Sculiey. Irene
Hannon. Constance Lewis. Alice
Cole and Catherine Riordan.
Milii‘ Jaye Josem. Beldan avenue,
spent the week-end in New York
with friends.
. Edward Dwycr. of St. Johns col-
ge. Annapolis. is spending the
Christmas holiday at 1115 home, East
Norwalk.
~DoViiblsn Perfu'mizel' 11 make a
nice gift. a nice assortment at Meod' 11
Drug Store.——Adv.
Miss Ethel Spencer. Cedar street.
was a visitor in New Haven Sunday.
James Austin, 3 studentmat Suf-
—fleld Prep school. is spemfing the
Christmas holidays at his home. Me-
hackemo Hotel.
David Stowe has returned to his
home in silvernline to spend the
Christmas holidays. Dave. who is at-
tending a. military school in Bed-
ford. Va.. visited at the Norwalk
High school Monday.
-—lec Him or Her 11 Waterman
Fountian Pen or Evcrshurp Pen-
cil. $1.00 up at Donnelly's.~——Adv.
Mien Esther Feinsod is enjoying
the Christmas vacation, from her
studies at Women's college, Brown
University. Providence. It. 1.. at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I. Feinsod, Ely avenue.
Donald Buckhoitz who is attend-
ing Notre Dame university. llns re-
" turned to his home to spend the
Christmas vacation. He was a .vis-
itor at the local high school Mon-
day.
-Joln our Radio Club and have
your Radio for Christmas Morning
—Como in and let us tell you about
it, Donneiiy's.-———Adv.
Reginald Hopkins is home again
to enjoy the Christmas vacation
from his studies at the Mount Her-
man Prep school; Mount Vernon,
Mass.
was a recent visitor in New York.
-——Eiectric Trains for the boys at
all prices, Donnoiiy's.——Adv.
Irwin Holmes. of Georgetown
University. is spending the Christ-
mas holidays at 13 home of his
parents. Main stree
Charles N. Smith. 14 Golden Hill
street. is in New York city, today. '
—-——4
George Janos. 31 Putnam avenue
has a. new Peerless sedan.
A huge 60-foot steel flagpole
crowned by a. gold leaf weather vane
has been erected by David H. Miller
at the rear of the home of William
Miller. 29 Elmwood avenue.
vicinity has been without a. weather
vane for some time and Mr. Miller‘s
thoughtfulness is appreciated by the
neighborhood.
—Psy our Gift Department. Sec—
ond Floor; 3‘, ,visit. Donnelly‘s.—
Adv.
- Mr. and Mrs. 'Spencer S. Adams.
49 East avenue. have their daugh-
ter. Dorothy. from Connecticut Col-
logo for Women. and son. Sherman.
from Hossac school. home for the
holidays.
Lester C. Planck. 8 Marion ave-
nue. East Norwalk. ‘was tagged in
——Whit.man‘s The Candy Every-
Stamford, yesterday for violating the
Miss Belle Bate. Commerce street.
This
parldng law. by Policemen Michael
Keenan. In city court. Hanoi: paid
it fine and the charge was polled.
Irwin Holmes. Main street. and
Jack Wolfe. South Main street. have
returned to Norwnlk to spend the
Christmas vacation with their par-
ents. Both young men are studying
at Georgetown university.
Everett Bulkiey, a. student at Dort-
mouth college. has returned home
for the holidays.
—~Fishing tackle (in wide variety
fishing rode (a fine selection) travel-
ing bags. suit cases. auto rpbes.
horse blankets. pkates. sleds. and
bicycles—411. Hodge's 24 North Main
stroct.——Adv. W
Adam McLachlan. 65 Boyvicw aw:-
nue. who is attending Cooper Union.
was a week- end visitor at his home.
Miss Jenn Bellock, 82 Cove avenue.
spent the week—end in New York
with relatives.
Donald Ruddiman. Winfield street.
and Vincent "Peek" O'tirlen. Spring
street. havo‘returned to Nor-walk for
the Christmas vacation. O'Brien and
Ruddiman are both students It at.
Lawrence university.
...._..,.. , '
Miss Mildred Wells. who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. Philip
Night. 12 Camp street. while taking
special courses at Hillside school.
has returned to her home in Florida.
-—nadioe and Victrolu sold on
easy terms at Donnelly's—Adv.
Miss Fanniclliiodne Putnam ove-
nue, spent the week-end in New
York city.
Miss Betty Taylor. 82 Cove avenue.
who is a. student at Girls' commercial
high school. Brooklyn. motored to
Norwulk Sunday to spend the day
with her parents.
Miss Anna Tilly. Bnyvicwavenuc.
will arrive today from Frye-burg Ace.
demy. lv‘ryoburg. Me. to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mrs. P. Polzer, 1:; Franklin street.
was a recent visitor lil New York.
Mrs. Sarah Miller. 8 Myrtle street.
who has been visiting friends in
Bridgeport, returned home recently.
-Manugian Photographer. Phone
3 5 5.-——Adv.
Mrs. Fred Austin. Winfield street.
is a visitor in New Rochelle. at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Perry
Cochran.
1
Miss Harriet Sherman. Elm‘ street.
spent Saturday in New York.
Miss Malian Russell West Rocks
Road. 11 as a 1v eek- end visitor in An-
sonia.
Mrs. Milton Elwood. Cove avenue.
who recently fell and broke her leg
is convalescing slowly at her home.
-—Suggestlons for the people who
are busy in the daytime. photos
taken at night by appointment.
Manugian Studio. Phone 756.-—Ad1-.
Plans for the ro-lmion dance of
the N. H. 3. class of 1925 Dec. 2711.
under the direction of Everett S.
Bulkley. are progressing rapidly. The
re-unlon will take place at the
Country club. The re-union of the.
February class of 1926. under the di-
rection of Edward Dwyer, will also
take place at the Country club Do-
cemher 29.
Miss Gladys Whelan secretary at
the Hillside school is planning to
spend Christmas at her home in New
Milford.
Miss Gertrude Strsycr.
daughter
Special.
‘CSeveral Pa
New cloudy
1111110111151.
Smart New Sports Hose for the Schoolgirl and Outdoor Women
1
Store open Thursday evening until nine.
dinner“ at tea room. Music. '
PORT, CONN.
Shades for Daytime, 'Aftemo'on
and ' Evening
Two or three pairs of silk hose in
weights and colors for the differ-
ent occasions'of a woman’s day: .-
-. lag, sheer. gunmetal for afternoon
and gossamer flesh for culling—Y“
in tv‘ro weights.
Box or Three Pairs $5.40"
Especially sheer chiffon has: in
charming colors—a luxury for the
irs of Si”? Hose in
I
l'OSy shade formant-
$185)»
woman.
33 m .
Main floor.
of utev. and Mrs. Charloton Bates
Stroyer. 2 Butler street. returned
last night to her home where she
will spend the holidays. Miss Bil-aver
is 1;!‘reshnlan at Barnard College.
Mrs. Edith ll. Bournc. 11 Beacon
street. l's spending the llolldnys' at
her home. Mrs. liollrno is the head
of the high school department of
the Fannie A. Smith .scilool in
Bridgeport.
R'-
liiisu Janet and Alice Schubert.
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul
Schubert will spend Christmas Day
with their parents at the Royal
James Inn. 1
Miss Harriet Tyng is spending her
Christmas vacation at home with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. I“. E. TYNE 3
Clri‘ln street. Miss Tyng is a. Junior
student at Barnard College.
. 1
sister. Ruth. at Barnard College N.
1.. where she is a sophomore.
Mr. and Mus. Peter L. Tobin are
today celeblutlng the third anniver-
nary of their montage. Mrs. 'l‘obin
was formerly Miss Rose 1. Bilik of
North Taylor avenue. Both are well
known in Norwalk and Bridgeport.
u. s. HAS lllvrzounnnnn son.
AN“ CLIMATE, sAvs (may
"None of us fllliy appreciate this
country of ours.” says Judge Elbert
Gary. chairman of the U. 8. Steel
Corporation. in a. special interview
in January Success Magazine.
"We have something that is un-
equalled in any other part of the
globe. It is, permanent and it is
growing in strength year by year. It
is the soil. the lands of the United
States. located in latitudes which
provide climate for raising almost
every variety of food necessary to
life. It is susceptible of immense in-
Cilineso Legislator
HONOLULU—The first Ameri-
can citizen of Chinese ancestry will
take his place as a. territorial legis~
later when the law making body as-
semillea soon after the first of the
your. 'l‘ew Char born and educated
in Honolulu, who began life as a
bootblack on the streets. and by pro-
fession a photographer. was success-
ful at his first try in politics. "I de-
duty as an American citizen." is 11m
way Char comments upon his 1111c.
1
(' 938m.— .
EAD COLDS
Mdll ln spoon-
apply freely up nostrils.
inhale Vapou-
Pads, Individually Boxed
Make ideal Gifts
See the Selection at
The Hamilton Shop
sired to carry out in some greater “,31xarfl'gufiyua
and nlore responsible manner. my Mh—M 9""?
DGCRS 0f Cards ALL CARS s'ror IN mom: '
In Leather Cases or 01111 more
Tally Cards, Pencils, Score
"Always Something New"
THE SILK ’SHOP
Opposite the Mailaekemo Hotel
Miss Mary Hoyt. 44 Buyvlllw ave- creases in the years to come." - ' Railroad Ave' Phone 5423
nuc. who is a Junior at Vassar coi- WALL ST' NORWALK
li‘se spent the weekend with her —Adveriise in The Sentinel.
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Fancy Ohio
Large Tom Turkeys
Long Island Ducks!
(per pair)
Turkeys
«I
Roasting Chickens (41......) 38c
Roasting Chickens ‘(511- we 40c
Rib Roast Beef,
SmallPorkLolns . lb. 26c
FresbSlloulders lb. 21c,
Freshllalns lb. 291;
boned 8trolle1l lb. 30c
(I Bread 81 Buttel' Pot Roast . . . lb. 251:
.\ : Boneless Rulnp Pot Roast . . . . lb 30c
(/2; RumpComellBeel.........lb18c
Shoulder Steak ._..
Round Steak. . . . .'
Sirloin Steak . . . . .
Porter House Steak .
lb. 18c
lb. 32c
. lb. 35c
VealCutlet lb. 45c
RumpVeal lb 26c
Puritan Skinned Back Hams. . lb. 34c
smoked Shoulders .. . . . . .. lb. 20c
Your Turkey Roasted 81 so.
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