o
‘ last or tireloells'pnfiwill make some unusual Mutations.
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MONDAY i8 RUG. DAY.
”. CARPET HUGS. ,.
Tapes-try Rugs. 9 'flqlip 12 it..—
$10.00. Value 81.2.50.
Topealry‘ Rugs, 9 ft. by 12 its--
$12.50. Value $15.00.
Tapestry Rugs-mil ft. lily 12 l’tr-
$15.00. Value $18.00.
AXMlNSTER RUGS.
ft. in
$20.00.
AXMINSTER RUGS. ‘
9 it. by 12 lit-422.50. Value
25.00.
LOG maul ouos.
19. by 4M.‘ Valuellllo.
27 lily ll6-~69u palms 08c.
36 lily 13.41.25 Vullle $1.75.
9’“. by 12 Hilts—$7.60. Value
$10.00.
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AXMINSTER Russ. 9 l2 rt.~—$17.50. Value
27 by 54r-*~$l.49. Value $2.00. A
special purchase. A ‘
aAaoAle. IN OTHER Lluas.
A. Dickerman & Son
‘ 84 Washingtorl Street, South Norwolk ’Pllone 44o
We give. S&H Green Trading" Stamps
1
ear-I”
rumor ASPARAGUS, PER BUNCH ...... . 25c
"FANCY PIN‘nAPpLEs, EACH . . 10c
urCE CUCUMBERS;2FOR 5c
FANCY w 2:012 GREEN BEANS. QUART . ....... Ioc
Carrots, Spinach. Beets, Le ttuce, liladishes, Green Peas, Cab-
bage, Rhubarb. Strawberries.
UNITED .. GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘ PHONE 14:
“nun—-
House Dresses E
The good styles and excellent service of the gor-
mellts shown here have won for us a widespread reputa-
tion. .
Everv woman or‘ were will conootle the \l'llnlllK'uS or
our ilom l. ‘ s: .' " ' A ""7. ‘
. ”it; n“) H ‘l l. n. . “lql‘lll'e Mrs‘ “N" """‘"‘ '
rue “we’ll PJ‘ORDW“ 'l‘m‘ltw no“.
W“; “H€flll.i,ilitl‘ll(ll'otls ol‘ pretty styles ill port‘ales. lawns.
w... .
. bp‘ f‘lseorsuclters, g‘lnghunls. etc. trimmed with hills hands.
tucks and contrasting materials.
Every garment is finely mndo untl you can l)(‘ us-
sured oi? perfection of fit lillll finish.
The prices this week speak eloquently {or them-
‘ selves.
98¢. $1.25 “M $1.50.
SPECIAL: ’
. Regular “.25 one-piece House Dresses at ...... 98th
‘ Regular $1.23 lWll‘llll‘t‘t‘ ilouso Dresses at ...... 79¢
The N. 4E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHlNGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
.. i muttor up. Quilv u lr‘W mk‘lll
SPHIIA
' lil‘iii’l' ill ":l"l"llll< ....... ... . . .. 32v
25 Siulllps wtill 1 ill. Coffee at ................ . . . . . . . 35c
20 Stamps. with i lll. tToll't-o at .. .. I. .. . . . 32c
15 Simupdflfiitll i ll). tful‘fct- lit .......‘. . . 30c
llXJ‘Sllllllps free with l mu ll. l’mrllor :r . ...... , . . 50c
.....
70 Silllllllh‘ free with .3 bullion l‘lxll'uttl. oncll .... . ..
The Great A811) Tea Conlpany
124 WASHiNGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Tot; No. 90!. Dollvorlco 9:80 o. or. und 2:30 p. m.
i
. It is well to advertise in The
Sentinel when your businees ief
(lull—w— to stimulate its growth.
It: is also well to advertise in
The Bentlnel when your business ‘
rt.
/
is brisk-- to maintain odorless.
Thin mi :veslieu OU-l'ltlslmlMonlh End sue. ls l: is the
r!“
The Kind .Yo‘o"
ln
use tim- ovor 80
' - ‘ and
gorlc; Drops and Soothln 3
contains neither Opium,
'h
and alloys Fovorlslmess.
Diarrhoea.
{l‘llo Children's Powwow—The
Hove Alwoys Bought. andt which 1.... heel:
yours};$os homo tho signature at
- nAollllol supervision s '
. . ,. . ownoonotodocw .
All Countorlolta, Lmltotlons and"Jirshosfémeyrlrgl‘lfio .
Experiments that tritio «with and endanger the boom: of
Vlulanto and. Qumran—Experience against Exporhnent.
. :‘What is CASTORIA
(motorio‘ is o: hormlolls oohstltuto for Castor Oil, Poro—
orphino nor other N w .
substance. Ito ago is its gymntoo. ll; destroys $1312:
or more than thirt‘ or ~'
li‘lrs boon in constant use for the relief of C()llztl‘;illll::1:f
‘ I‘Iumlonoy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
It; ‘roprulotes the Stomach and Bowolo,
assimilates tho loud, giving healthy and natural sleep.
, GENUINE. CASTO’RIA ALWAYS ‘
Bears the Signature of
The Kindlou HoveAlWal's Bought ’
, In. use For Over 3.0 .Years ‘
1N: cult“)! COMPANY. fl IUHIA‘Y ml". ”M’QIB OM.
‘ mailman, ralumoFTHouol‘u'
Lillie Incident‘ That: Would Harv.
Mode Almost Any Mon sugar»,
. otltlouo.
. I;. L‘ ’ , . W 9 . .
‘ i. waking to disnol'tllo pangs of ions».
oomeheao..muimod by‘ the ohwnco‘
or his wile, who had neon away tor
_ several days vloltl’og her'lpnl‘e‘nts‘ in
another city. a foshlonabloi'and won-
lolown resident of the East: side in-
vltoo a number or nmmen lrionds to
his home one nlgnl‘lustlveoll to play
cards ‘aud olink glosses: ‘
Being loud at mouth the host on-
goged a four-piece orchestra and while
his guests exchanged deals and raised
the cut glorious to their line he found
more pleasure in reclining in a lover-
ito leather cushioned choir and listem
ing to the morale.
It was nearing the time for depar-
ture when one of the merry-mutton
proposed that each guest drink a moot
to the host told that ho respond. Wilon
oil had followed the suggestion they
turned toward the host. “Tell us who:
you are thinking ot’ your wife," ollo
suggested as the party giver hosi-
loted. ‘ . '
llllislng lrl’a gluon to a level with trio
lips ho was about to respond. “1 wall
thinking and wonderingm”
Just at that. moment the orchestrn
began iteirendltion of "I Wonder
Who's Kissing ilor Now." ‘
The guests nover heard tho ro-
oponse. but it they had lingered out-
side and peered through the library
uindotv they would have seen him
uritlng :1 letter which was later eu-
. closed in an envelope hearing a one
(*iul delivery stump. The contents or
the message have not been made put)-
lio. hill giro wile more home lWo tinys
lilior.-.«Kanoos City Journal. '
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been an _. under his por-
oo its infancy.
yrnps. It; is pleasant. lb
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Mother's Friend. ‘
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WITTY, AND ACTUAL TRUTH
But Probably Explanation of Washing-
l tonlao Failed to Satisfy
l Foreigner.
/
There ion a certain public man in
Washington long noted for his 'qunlnt
wit. One day last winter. when” the
. sidewalks Were quite slippery by rea-
l son of a full of sleet that morning.
this official and his wife were proceed-
ing down ll thoroughfare onrolulh
picking their way. Just ahead of them
was a little foreigner. a nlemher'of
' one of the legnlions, who wus having
just on much difllcultr as .lill‘y in
l keeping on his feet. Finally the lib
:lle follow slipped and foil, but not
‘Wltll suilicient force to injure him.
. His dignity, howaver, received 'ot‘right-
in] shock, 101' he sprawled over the
... a”-.. w... -3."
l pavement in the most ludicrous way.
The lady could not restrain u smile.k
l
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l
l
25c
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PERMANENT STATE H ‘HWAY- Q horn to represent it; that this K'Ommil-l
—--- at Woollolllo got in touch with tho n‘nnm i
From pgfimuecllout AMOMWZ'WTE‘MQTE"linoj
‘0 l'lml't‘ilrttubxdhw‘ good call a Illfifllllllg oi (leleguleslo hot
“I? “1.3.“! litre. .,. ” "" {held pol~lnnl§ ‘nt' nriilnuport‘; that at}
l.“ 'l‘llle Autonlnhilo (hull of Now llnven, xthis mention. :l‘horrnunont orgdnlzmlml‘t
lat l» luooliut: oi ltu (lowrnilr: Uounl. should he iol'lnozl tor Lilo pursuance of.
1 hold \‘t‘fiiel‘lllljl’ afternoon pursued a this object; that this new organizer-g
lrtio roquostinu that rllonoxt meeting lion should have a hill drafted and:
l M llll‘ directors tll‘ the 3mm Mum-lu- sllould perfect the doll: is of its orlrnnv‘.
illon ho hold at New Haven. and limit lzlltiou for the purpose of getting'
l further passt‘l‘ u mm lllul'tlio chill on» :nomlleru it)? u liiuhwoy usuociollonl
lit-rmill lllu liirootors at a little shore and to obtain lunds tor worrying 011 the;
lililluor oi the \‘nc‘llt Cll‘rl)’ ultol‘ moor. campaign. Mourners (ll tuo' New Hall
l lliil‘. 'l‘ne doloilu ul this will ho ur- roll Chamber of (Tolnmerm seem to lie-l
irnllgod tutor. llevo that that body would gladly sub-t
\llotht-r vote was lllmfil'd which was scribe a hundred or ll llullrlrotl and lib;
: or tho lllzlhvst it won ly tlolinru toward silt-ll ull oruluiizutloll..
this: That the roprvsollimlvvs ut‘ the: it the other Hour-do of trade would do;
New Haw-ll {Tluh ill tho Slum .\S:‘.0l'l.l-‘ like wisp thorn mold ho (‘upilulg
,' lion lug» llil' Still-1 A. akllrittli'lll to who ' enough i.) elm-t with null llllhucriptiono‘,
up tho proposition . 1 prllz-urill: u por- ‘ by lull
lluulloni lllll'liwuy from Port. l‘lmstor. whips limu lullivlliuulu would do the
1X. ‘l',. to New l’llll‘flll. 'lhl' (lll‘t’t'llll‘fi‘ l'l'hl.
lulos voted to .lrne the New llllVl‘ll‘ Al'tor thin first lulllll is accomplished
[t‘izlllullor or (‘oulnwr‘sv- to lotto thmllw next Moll would ho to collsirutt u
( ilvrs oilht‘E |H‘i‘.llllil(‘l|i highway lrolu Now lluvtfll
up through Hartford to tho stow lino
on tlw north: The post atop lifter lilo
illitull'tziuoo.
l
..
‘l‘ll llnllol' m .
hoop up-
igiixurlnllllz board of tile
t‘onllnorvo have already
‘ lli’lllll'lltill llllll urn hvurllly lll furor.
f‘i‘llo lllt‘ll extant ill New llzrvml to
something lllil‘ llilli: 'i‘liol tho Connor'-
liollt Automobile Annooiulio‘n should
llurt-u along the llswro to Sioi’ilugtou.
Mmr tllut another should go up tho
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.
g r
l Nullunluok mllor. 'lllo more should
‘; lltlto tlslo lunttur up at it illlreolrlrn‘ ho hooded llllll ilw iron paid in by the
l mooring oud urge thn'l ill‘llOli liL‘ takenlmztoalillllllulo should ho tit-voted to
lllltl that lllt‘ llféill.»lllllllll should up- puylng the interest and oreullxu; u
‘pollu n (loluluitteo or say three nluuv nlnltlns: loud for those holuln.
M... , +r..““L-L.W m-.. . WW-.-“ -
j NORWALK CONTRACTlNG NOTES.l Peterson. The utlbol'filltruutlr on; not.
‘lommol'oiui ilroortl.) .lol. Thu houoo will he oi llnlllo eon»
l'l‘llo
. Woluwstroot Building. mlruotlon, urrougod for two intuition.
I . '
I Plano lluvo lloon oomplottlll by Antwan flat having olx roolun, pl‘lllitied
initial-t l-lt-m-y n, .ulnor for n tlrtoltmlul conveniences.
building, tor tho ll‘lll'l‘lll til Llano Cop}
“mun- -
from: Form: Home.
would no in onlomrlm ouo from New
Froo Dollvory
i ‘ will no arranged for light nmnul’octurv
f'l‘llo ntrut‘turo will he two utorlon lliulnJ
iilox-il’l fool. nt'rluluull for nix Moron out W. H- Willi-9 lib 30!! how. token
. .. o it
[the ground licor null tho utlltui‘ 110‘” the contract to. build in ”um um I
{Groom Forum for ‘Dr. lfollorcl. None;
‘ot’ tho ouhoontraclo ore lot. The;
gpinno null for ll. house of [room oon-'i
l Mutilation, uoutoinlng 10 rooms, world.
'otl with hot. air heat and every con.
, lug purposes).
m...
Contract (or Tokonoko Houoo.
perceiving which u-i .. mun-m. ‘ .
an .won or he bud picked himself up,
rushed forward tnd presented the oili-
ciol with his cord.
The recipient looked the port! over
very carefully. “Beg portion,“ said
lie. “but why um i thus favored?"
"Your lurloe here," raged tho lor—
eigner, “she laugh at me as I fall! I,
sir, I demand the sntist‘m-.tionl"
The American gently handed back
the curd. "l'd like to oblige you. my
dear sir.” sold lie. “but i think you‘ve
addressed the wrong party. I worlld
suggest that you go to this lady‘s
brother and demand of him the salts-
{notion you seek. She is no blood
relative or urine!"
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‘ Bridgeport ‘Adv‘miromonu ‘ l
Eu la.
l
The Library in the Exhibition
Suite of the Furniture Store has
been recently fitted with or Ma-
hogany Set that for richness and
fine taste surpasses anything we
it
is deep red Cobain Mahogany
with bountiful null-kings.
have ever shown in that line.
Artu—
chairs and Rockers have "slip~
cushions of red ‘illorocm, Zlh’ ll.
also tllomfoot rest, which is are:
large as o stool; The table is
large [and round, massive ill Cull--
SlrllCllOll with legs mortisml into
the top. included are ,il Writing
Table with capricious top, Desk
Chair and ”Magazine Rack. Come
and see it.
And speaking of Magazine
Racks, tliero are some new ones
with with“ shelves, big enough to
hold hooks. ol- 1.. ll. J35
should one chose to keep them on
file.
Mahogany. .t'our shelves, priced at
art
“105‘ are of handsome tllii‘lx‘
$4.50, lll(‘l“L‘<’ll)i)lllS.
A Tray that is unique has :1
rilll oi" solitl Mahogany with glass»
inset lllii'll with lillglisll L‘rr—
lOlllll‘. l‘t’il roses on green vines.
and with it are six Coasters that
corrusplllltl cxziclly. $3.50 mnl~
plclv.
Folll'lll floor.
The Oddities in Purses ullruct
anyone who has it uraknc» for
.\ little (will
«a.
handsome leathers.
Purse or fancy sulull l’lu"
, . nl'lkcs all
of some ilii\‘i‘l“'-.' .‘
acceptable "gt,llllg~u\ra)' gilt. anti
the small things of smooth pig;
skill, morocru in scarlet. wine.
red, peacock blue. cum. are very
pleasing.
There are also handsome (8546*
for identification cards. [laSspnl‘ts
and railroad passes.
Leather (loads Section.
Fans are here, in ('lltllCFS vnl'lo
Slitullll mic pl‘t'lt‘l‘
Oppose Eccentric Dances.
London nllOl-illltlllvs. following the
tradition of the land which found its
o] molt and «lilo dollar monlllery way into the saying "wmp a letter to l pus.
the "Times," are leuing newspapers
know that they will resist to tho ut-
morlt any oliort to introduce the griz-
zly bear hug and other Aluoriollu
ounces into English hath-(toms. 'i‘lle
newspapers thollluolvos do not share
itllo‘ four thn‘l tllouo lroulu; of tho
waxed floor will gain (1‘ foothold there.
i but oun of them ours that “though the
Forum for .l'reok donning Ill‘OVlllelll in
America has not yet lnrmlod England.
1 tho American iulluonco is pinlnl}l via.
I llllu in many English hollroomo, und
l-t-ooniricllloo in dancing worn to ho
; gninim.r favor with o. suction of ill.
i alluring public."
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3 Now ldoo in Teapoto.
'l‘llo tipsy teapot in populur nowa-
.tlnyll ill. nl'teruooll tone. it. may in
:lountl in Flllll uvvlluo liOilll‘li unit in
; tho rooluo or the llllrnllrtl i-ollugo girls.
i
ldlllntlly and
teapot in a opoolni .rocoptuclo for the
too. with holes [or the writer to perco-
lato l'rom the main port of tho pot. The
ion in Manor! in the little l-ompurb
mom and (hon the not. ill tipped on its
side, permitting the otoomlnu’ 'wntor
to absorb the strength of tho too
lemon-«Now York Pro".
Tho polo nro llllntiy for brewing too.
_ qtlloltly. The tlplly teapot
than six logo innit-mi of foot. in tho
1 j,,..ants inTil‘e Sentinel Are ’Winners
«motion of n gnrdonor‘ll ootlogo o
Tokenoko {or w. A. Silurian, ol blow
York. The building will no of lromo
oonwtruction. containing seven rooms.
Jamel; Lawton will do the alone work
and none of the othor alluuoontraoto
are lot.
Foundnllon (lowland. ~
Tho inundation lol- the nondoomo
resident-o otk‘llimeroot. Norwolli, for
o. c. rill-notions boon completed . ll.
K. ,wltito trdolng’rllo armour work
and 'l‘. A. Sullivan lho’moson work.
Contracts for the plombiur and hello
in; will ballot won. romance woo
planned by Architect ‘A. N._Potidoclc.
. , toil Namath Hon
H. V. row “in: Mali man tho
10. K. White of Eliot. Norwnllt, hunt ‘
heron owr’l‘rdod’tho contract for that ”finleflw- WC?"k “‘1“ be ”milled M W
t onco. school collar-on Handicapped.
contract to build ’5 {low notifier on:
mirth street, mm harmonic: war
The real ontoto other: of ii. ill. noun
a Son or Norwalk hon boon moved
from All Wall “root. to (ill Wall stroel.
Tho inourlinoo onlco wlli ho continued
lot on Willi utroot, second floor. Mr.
Dunn and zonally will reside thorn.
.w. J. Sloper, oi nrlduoport, bu just.
completed ll contract for Mollie
'oonltoryuooro in the now random»
of, Charles Rogers in Norwalk.
"Folly onothlrd or oil chlldron in
the primary and grammar grades are
physically or mentally incapacitated.
or both," om Boom Childo Dom In
an article on “‘l‘ho child That is lllin
loront." in the (baton. "'l'tlollo onu-
dw’n approximately onothlrd or all
children undor tour-toot: yours or ago.
cannot troop up with. lilo ordinary
nonoorourrlonlum, whloh ill devised to
mm the notion of parlootty heartily,
WW“ normal, Ivor-83o. troll rod. won enroll
A. man think“ girl in Mimic”? pro" (or monsoon.”
per who returns to kill; Murmur-elm . ‘ y
no tmr‘l think at any other season
only one would retool. ‘
WWW
in Day: soon to Como.
Way?” .
. "flow did Jigley mooring late. any»
ty and llrit‘c.
the substantial illltl zirtistit‘ Xing-
tllcy are 10 cts. 'l'llo lilk“
qucrul i‘nllns lil'l.‘ 25 cts. .-\ lil‘t‘lllll
from the Host mull-s with Stilllt‘
Eplliutoll ll‘iilc with Ntlltlélhwlml
istirlvs, null lllCl‘t? arc lluutl‘puilltt'tl
jzlpauoso Silk Fons tllut~ :irc lus-
lll. lamb Windmill
milliliter: 1357.
wallow lllc lulu-l. Your loll} tll'lpr.
Bridgeport Advertisements
“ You. may have your soda wate
or other refreshing tizzy drinks l
home. Ever want 1.. cool drink l
the evening, and not have
available. and give it up 'l'llllll
than go after it? \Vt-ll. you in
il “l’i‘ulla” (.‘urlml'lic Syphon :‘tl
you can have a complete
The H
plloll is u lllmtloolllc witc-mrcrr
Sill
water outfit on a tray.
bottle of clearest glass. with
special] syplltlll llt‘illl. You till ti
bottle with cold \\'illt'l' to :1 Cl,
lain ulnrkcll lino. screw ll curllo
ct. into the llt‘iul. slluirc lht: 5y.
piloll u little to mix lllU gun our
’i‘ll
gas is the some as in all >llll‘l‘lillllfl
l
\Vlllk‘l'flililll there you lift).
wines and lli'lllt‘l‘le wotcra jusl
pure (502. You r‘llll llllllx't’.‘ at '
kind-(ll lzlllcy drink, or llizikt- stil
\rille sparkle.
Sl‘llllml $3.50, (Ell‘lllfilllt'lg 8
cts. a (loz. Cit-ml null lllcxlmmm
1n lllc lillselllcut
\
A Jelly 'St‘rainei' not \ril’lwli‘i
Deal to oil cooks. has an mung“ ‘
l)lc holder. The ling. which can
be rollctl'to the required >l/.(‘,
Sllll‘l‘> on :1 wire ll"lill r illr‘li fus—
rcus to an upright. illlll the bag
can lw Sllbllt‘lltlwl at all} lluigllt
\vllllc you go (lti\\'ll ltl\\".l ur tnk
a nap.
The best Fly Trap is lel ingen—
guard
l-llllS rnlllrirnllcc of strong
\\irt-. that can he lllllig up in—
Tllc buzzing lllll‘ :
llntll‘s or out.
sauces urc lululitl to go in and ‘
lull. put them
:\.\l\' in ‘Lt‘ lllC, '1
\\’llL‘li‘lllC. tl'up is
Hill ill lllL‘ mi):
Fly lixicrlulllultll‘. 25 cls.
A Cherry Pitter is a neat little
device for removing stones from ;
t‘llcrl'ics willltlul staining the fill~
gt‘t's. You «CLtllc cherry in u tiny
lllt‘ fill)!“
porcelain cup, and
comes out i‘lczmiy. it rain he. 0})“
i‘l‘utt-tl with tlllL‘ llillltl. Io cts.
‘it‘
\\llilc hulking at l. t’ilt'rry
l‘lllt‘l". ask to sue the Strawberry :
Hullers, 5 cts.
And the Pineapple Euro. 25
0:5.
t-iuuting lloyulltl all others;
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Sentinel
won-n.
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$511011
Elite 33. till. illrah flout}:
tout. ‘
u
' The constant aim of The .1
is to have its
adverlising columns as
estZandlreliable as its newsfl
.swmn. ..
eating. Such
“EDITED mownnnm WELL.
fio not dill? to mailing that VNflm‘
allot, room or .lltloro on income '
linear. A ‘lowi‘mto to that Emmi
"l bellows sumo «roles: follow Aero-
naol dropped o llghud cigarette stomp
on the gills big or chloy’u rum mo:
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rm ~
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out automobfojiti‘ooll. ‘ l
onloo.‘lw‘!‘llo Cellulite tsunami on! "
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~. spacej l hjfifigewspaper willlnot"
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knowinélyll accept {any adver-I
'Wfifillfiffinsleading, exag»
‘féfiérated, untruthful or dishon- ‘
estfianvaore than it will print
. a neWs item which is not, an. .
thentlc. wholesome end inter-g,
service is the“;
complete circle of The Sentl- ,
hers mission. “
Norwalk Chronicler