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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 19, 1919 · page 11

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g JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE

, . ' Commencing Now .
‘ And Continuing UntllApril 1“

Buy this month, as you not. only “save: the “sale discounts."

April lst purchasersol‘ jewelry, etc.
tax of from five to ten per cent.

Jewelry

Newest Solid Gold Stone robs, Vest and Weldelnnr

saving of from ten to

the tax goes into efi‘eot w

Rosaries

........... $2. 00 u G
Lockets, p old Filled Neck Chains,

Hearts, Crosses,

$1.25 to $10
Ladies' Guard Chains
Vanity Cases

Cigarette Cum.

$250 “P Cigar Cutters

$250 up Pocket Knives - $1.

THE FINEST :ENGRAVING ,
DONE : .1

Watches , ’

Full Line of Ansonia, Swiss, Standard, El W 1
Watches, at all prices, for gentlemen and ladies, $511121???
Ladies' Newest Wrist and Bracelet Watches.

..... $250 up

.......

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Price reductions will be made at the tim th : urchase
makes selection, discount being made from thee taegsp ahead;

marking the goods.
Clocks

_ Alarm Clocks, Desk Clocks, Cabinet Clocks, Perl
Kitchen Clocks, Automobile Clocks, Ivory Clocks, at :31 2:112:13.

Optical Go0ds»

“’3 do no examining or testing of eyes! For th4t\purposc, see oculist

graduate physician.
Magnifiers ........ . 25c up Linen Prayers
"Floroscopes . .....

Reading Glasses, different 75c up
sizes .50c to $3.00 Aluminum Spectacles or
Eyeglass Frames.

Thermometers . ....... 35c up .761: up
Eyeglass Holders, Chains, Gold Filled Spectacles or
Eyeglass Frames. . .$L85 up

 

 

........ 75c up

50cto $400

Selling of modem) glasses for emergencies, according :to 0m

printed newest regulations. 1 , . of",
Newest ‘Zylonite Frames glasses : l
, / ......... $1.50 to 5
$2 50 up Eye Protectors—Go gg’lee, - $-
Gold Filled N P 35" t"
“9 199°; 85 up: Any Lens-4N0 matter wh‘ef'e3

it was mad
Made-up Spectacles or Eye— Lenses st. Hfiugnrfitfig'a up

Being assisted for slit years by the same two experts in the jewelry

' and optical line assures you of getting reliable cod
- done by men of proven ability. g S and M a" repairing

Not e—rOur stock consists of patterns that
will give long wearing service.

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but after
will be: required to pay government

Rings ....... .. $2 to :20 c mall ----- 35°12}?

Solid Gold Signetkincs ' “m” - pm“ , '

mo .. rum“? use:

5°“ 0°“ 3“” Rh?“ ., , suck Pins 75c to 3800
75c t9 3209. Newest Brooches, Borstal.

Baby Pins ....... 75c to $6. 00 , . 1110330

This sale gives an opportunity for you to at a

twenty per cent. and also to buy before

on
Tie Clasps ....... 75c to $5.00 Bracelets ........ $1. 50 to $20
Gold Wedding Rings - Ounce Brooches .. $3.50 up
33 50 “1510 New Feston Necklaces,

Solid Gold Levellers ' La up to $15

‘1 50 to ’20 Tom Pear“. $2.50 up
solid Gold Neck Chains, gg'egggrgggeg} 9201:0111)”. 0"
$15019$800 7 , ,. ,50cup

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$1.00to$6.50

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mommy‘s would buimg, .
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immot' be 1111.111, he said, because. the.
trolleyicompany cannot pay..-
1rord bridge will 0031.3L000,000.§3jt
my mum cannot pay their semi-lbw .«
tlon «283005100 110' it is held up; -
:The‘ “.highwiy nationalism has an in- ,
lei-est slightly 31118151143111 1mm ;1he city.
he admitted hemus‘eit doesn’t. do as
much 51170114111 ale/city: It .is interested ’
in mood: 'whére the trolley cizm'ipeiiyj
has roads on the side of :the highway
.und on the Center of the'h'ishway. .‘Thc ,-
existance 'of’ trolley tracks makes;
:mainteiflnc'e of rogue hen-den.“ , l
f The question of cost ofvbridges. he‘
said, is not one to‘ be argued from the!
point of occupancy or traffic. but on?
. the basis of the policy toward the trot-i,
: ley company. The latter is willing to
. concede if a heavier bridge is needed
by reason of trolley traffic that they;
are willing-to pny the idded cost hull
' they are not willing to ply for the ex-
tra cost of widening if the widening
is done for the tracks.‘
Tax Commissioner Corbin explained;
the basis of taxation of (119 trolleys. ’

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LAWRENCE, Mass.
l’lcketing of the mill gates and ap-
preaches by striking textile workeu'
was resumed in a drizzle today. with
nay renewal o: the disorder of yester-

The stdkers’ patrols pursued
their plan of shooting to operatives
bound for work the m...“ hour-11'
pay {or 48 hours' anode." ,
mos. which included both men and 1
women. were a number of men in ar-
my Uniform ,

the subject. of a letter from the depart
inent or public safety to General Ed~
wards, commanding
Department, it became known today.

which on Monday fined a man wearing
u soldier‘s uniform for intimldetlon

to the attention or

included in the organization of a strik-
crs' guard. which was performing po-
lice duty __tor the strike committee ,.

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WOULD RESTORE FLGIAN BUILD.

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HALIFAX, N. 8., {larch 9
mission to aid the movement in
United States for the restoration or
buildings destrmed in Loul'ain when‘;
the Gennnus inladcd Belgium. A. N.
Nerincx. professor of constitutional
law at Louvuln l'nilyersity, and the.
Rt. Rm: A Hebbclynck rector omen-
tus of the Unix crsitv, left here today
for “’ashlngton. hm ins artivod in Hal-
ilax last night on the strumship Cel-
tic. The two icpiesem the Belgian
Government.

 

 

ACCIDENT BRINGS BACK SPEECH

 

Soldier, Gaseed in little. Recover.
° During Excitement in Auto
Mishap ‘
MlLF‘ORI), Mass” March 19 «$9131.
Forest. R. Tower.10-lth U S Infantry.
who lost his voice as the result of be-
ing gassed on the‘ ’jbatuefield or
France had completely recovered his
speech today, following an automobile
decidem near Camp Devens, in which
too children were seriously injured.

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Save your hair!
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Try as 1011 will,- utter an application

trace of dandruff or falling flair and
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most will be after a few
weeks' use, when you see new ham;
fine and downy at

scalp. :

«A little“ Danderlne immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull med, brittle and
:scraggy. just moisten _u. cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
,through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time, The. effect is imme-
diate and amazinguym hair'will be
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and assault. this incident was brought to Bedford
the department car
commnder, together. with is state, “‘5

men that been The machine
t men in elite dub had 10 330 New Jersey and it was learn-

ed today from the secretary of that
state that the automobile registered
unda' those numbers was the property
of A. H. A. Balcock,6341 Carlton Road.
It has not been as-
oer-tamed “11¢ ther the car was stolon

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Novelties 1n Neckwear and Conar and

 

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of Latest Models

 
 
 
 
 

Undervlrear for Spring and Summer

 
 

s of Serge or Silk

Hosiery of all Grades and Colors

 

 

Cuff Sets.

 

: Draperies and Furniture Coverings Galore.

BULLET RIDDLE}?

AUTO IS“ FOUND

:, BY THE POLICE

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(Continued from Page-One).

 

Drove 00 Miles an Hour

In Rye,

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“the MORE CARDS ARE
BEING RECEIVED

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of the {cams are asked to see to

tthat; they are completed 11nd turned
into the committee at the earliest pos~
Make it “"9“ WNW: sible moment in order that the final
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A. RANKER’S WIFE _,

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first—yeas—but $5,000 at a certain spot under penalty
really new nair—growing all over the of having his home destroyed by an
chplosion
The letter was signed “C. C of C.,’

which initials also were appended to a
threatening lei‘tel received by' Govern-
or William ..D Stephens before the ex-
ecutive mansion at sacramento was
dynamited a year ago. This led the
police to ’holieve that the some per.
sons were responsible for both explo-
510118., 1
. , Noning had’been developed today to
show whether “the explosive was:
Greenwood, whether

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markers

have the campaign closed and the fin-
ul results published, but the commit-
tee finds it impossible to do this un-
til the team captains have finished
with their work and have retumed ev-
,,,.,. your one of the cards which were given
them at the opening of the drive. Each
and every one of these cards must‘bei
accounted for whether they represent
subscribers or non-subscribers and
must be returned to the committee
The people at the city
their hit in this drive and
every case they"

have done.
in almost1
have come across
uhenever approached by a. soliclt*or.;
w.ho howeyer, did not. reach every
man. woman and child in the city in
their house to house. din'mss as was
originally planned. At the outset of)
the campaign the team workers al-
lowed their duties to be retarded and
nearly all were a few days late
starting. Because of this and‘due to
line unfortunate weather that marked"
the last. day of the drive the commit.-
stee continued the drive for a week
longer but even this was found insulti-
cient for. the solicited who even yet
‘havo not completed their work. : .
The cards must be returned and
both the team captains and the“ mem-

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Doing Snke Picketing to New York. Crogan told him that he

was on the wrong mud and, then being
Munch 19.-- minions, asked When and where he
obtained the automobile.
the man drew a receive:- and fired'
t—hree shots at them Who shot
back at his assailant in turn. He he-
lieves that he lit-cum nun. Crom-
smggered to a police box and inform-
ed the Stamford police heuduudruers
In tbae of the occurence.

With this .

The ocoupwts of the machine fled
in the ear and passed through Green—i Mrs. Margaret Bowley appeared in}
The extent to which soldiers or for- “05w 9"" Ché-S‘é’ “a a“ N ‘-
mer 8011159" have “311M in the in a rate Of speed said t0 be “more than

was 80 miles an hour.
0:de “‘3 or the m” m emcer fired several shots at. the
lug whine, but. it did not halt.
time the automobile was sighted
man the way back to Stamford
where it was riddled again by a posse.
At the suggestion or the district court; of soldiers and patmlmen. Evidently.
the occupants of the machine went on unbutton her waist.
. N. Y. ., and abandoned the!
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‘1 Corned Spareribs. Pige'lFeet and :- cs

 

Tongues.
Dixie and Economy Bacon
Sugar Cured Hams ..........
Smoked Shoulders
Snyder's Chili Sauce ........ 2:

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tocourt as complaining witness.
inharged her neighbor, Milly Eddy
no: ‘assaulting her.
“What is the
fthe Judge or Mrs Howler. ‘
;' ”'"Vi’nit. my dear, and I'll show 31111.";
gshe lie-plied. Then she [ll‘OCt‘Pde to'

“DORCESTER “use" March 13-” Full Line in Fresh Vegetables

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Millmery at popular pr1-,. ,0 .5. 7mm soup :
ces, Snyder's Oyster Cocktail Sauce 3:...
V ' i Pmier Salad Dressing, large size. 35c
i x " Smallsize............, :11:
‘counr‘ib‘r a DEAR Ann ‘1 Grape Juice .............. 15 and :3}

is «or room mssoum Strictly Fresh Eggs

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questioned!

_ 76 NORTH MAIN STREET
80m NOR-WALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION

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"I'm not a dear and you» needn't TELEPHONE 5832.
show me,‘ "was the Judge‘s caustic: . , , ___ 3
comment. However upon testimony 1 :

of the police 11nd other \vitmsses the!
court imposed a line or $30 on the de-

~Try A Sentinel Want
.ment and see the Results.
tumble.

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CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES AND TOURIVG
‘ CARS FOR HIRE
Day. Week. Month or Your

W'e Solicit High-Class Rentiné Only

Vaast . Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET
1360 — TELEPHONES — 2011 ‘

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NORWALK.

Schultze’s Thursday Specials

Brisket Corned Beef ............ . . . . . . ... . He II).
Plate Corned Beef ...................... . 18c lb.
Lean Corned Beef . . _. ......... . .......... 28c lb.
, Rump Corned Beef. ...... .28c—30c lb.
FANCY BUCK AND ROE SHAD '
STEAKCOD ......... lSclh
Haddock ., ..... .......... .....l2clh. .'
Blood Oranges ..................... , Mic-55c doz.

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', Schullze’s Sanitary Markets

SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.

 

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Calnnbell’ 5 Pork and Be

No.1

Ozone

Kit
‘ Fancy

gisiant Postum . . .
. very

0113360. for shorten

Strictly Fresh Bees. oer dos. .

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Pleasing Prices at
Beckmann’ s Grocery

.F—w-‘K

ns ......... 2 cans for 25¢

Royal Plantation oil .per lb.

Soap. theoldreliabl e; ........ 3

kmsnns Borax Soap Sinai! 5c. Lame 7c
eGrain Rice. per lb; ............... llt

.....

l buckwheat. .2 likes. 35(
the radio” “I 14c. 28c'

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Mloriga GgunElFruin argue 11:11 iuicy. each ..... 16‘
‘1!!! ll 1‘ ONT I it“?! . . ....... ‘
rden’séa or 571111 cone 5 angrdted Milk. - 13C

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