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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 29, 1919 · page 12

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ihundrcl years from this
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‘ five, and revel in its bliss.

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:‘The Hatch & Bailey Co.

 

BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
' STROKBERG GARBURETORS .

CHANDLER 81! CADILLAC EIGHT

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WELDING AND 33.4sz

Vaast Bros. Garage

”HOME 1360 and 2011.

 

 

 

12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.

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SOCIE T l ' '
iand Personal-

NEWS

 

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Daughters of Hangar? at the annual
:convention held in
day: 'Mrs. Bhrlenbach.
I,buch Mrs. Zipperer and Mrs. \\ huPPTn
Ineld The John J. Faulhauber Lodz"
No.61“ was represented b\ Herman:
Sachs.

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noon by the Rev. Mr. Beebe.

'couple left for Mr. lnine's home in

Frankville, carrying oi! the best wish-

es of a host of friends.
William E 0 Reilly. Jim.

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3mainder of their school \acation with

 

PAINT

 

’relatives and friends in New Yon; city
and Brooklyn .

 

four House Inside and Out.

, ruin: is high—true; but it is
My cheaper preventing
' . I than paying {or the re-

ilot Weather Dresses ior Women & Misses

The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in

town.
PRICED VERY HODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING OP WHITE TUB SKIRTS

of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and work.
mansbtp then Visit the Paris shop.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH um IT.

, Ls as. PAINTS and KYAN
7 . >‘_ are paints that are recog-
‘Hsum quality

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Mrs Charles G Rieger of Flusnrng.
L. l.,
‘ week.
their two sons. Charles and Russell of

long Ridge. were guests or Mr. and

Mr and Mrs W illlnm Ramm of New
Britain are spending the week-end

 

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with friends in Sonia Ronnie.
Max Schuman. who makes
motion picture fiends happy

 

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.~, COAL

Wood & Grain
'Devine Bros.

Review Ave. and mm 8t.
TEL. 5 3

New Fall

DRESSES

In Fashion’ 5 Favorite Eabrics

Our Dresses possess an unmistakable air of dis-
tinction, in draped, straight line and tunic mod-
els, elaborately embroidered, beaded or braid
trimmed, embodying style, quality and low

price.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

TEE HARDWARE. &
' f AUTO SUPPLY co.
" 42 Wstc 8t.

Elmo—5. 80.Horwalk,0t.
Parts, Starter and l

mm JACOBY?S

Supplies, Tires and Tub.

, {53 Washington Street
,. H. Hedenbcrz. Prop.

 

 

Canaan. was in town toda).
Mrs. Gertrude Keene and Miss Daisy
.Keene have returned to 17 Park street,

 

 

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WHAPPY DAYS” A

HIPPODROM ENDS
Mtln'ioj‘m first ran. 3

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being held. The Wished audience. '
.rast becoming used to new develop-
ments in New York emcee sensational
strike -wns amused as it saw the ex- 3
cited cheering mob '0! chorus girls;
and ballet dancers troop upon the

'cians and stage hands in working
clothes. After a brief demonstration;-
ind a short speech by one of their
members the benefit performance was t
allowed to proceed. l

The Hippodrome management said;

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*ally." and were recehlng wages rang- ‘
mg. from 850 to Stun week. which
is higher than tht union scale called
.for. All who worked last Saturday
night when Happy ms" was opened‘
rem-ind a share or a 81.500 bonusl
gwhich averaged about 88 each

tECI'rEMENr oven _ '~
- LOST POCKETEOOK

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At 1 a. in. this morning. George

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ASK WILSON TO

"“ “Get unedited” REDUCED rate: on ALL PREVENT STRIKE
New York Butter & i WALL 1’an ‘ —_-_
E229 Market Lowest price on all M _ (Continued on Page Eleven.)

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“- M 8t, 80. Norwalk. l
3 - receivers of Butter,
'l'ea, Oofl'ee and Cheese

Mixed Paint, Enamel, arm...
Window and Windshield Glass.

the contim ersy \\’e are doing all
possible to secure justice lot the men

. . . and to mevcnt the national disaster
I every day Askour price on panting ‘nd 01' a general strike in the steel indus-
fresh paper W. try. Do not strike under any circum-

suto service assures
.. prompt service.
Tel. 472.

stances until the strike date has been
set by your committee."

The steel workers have sought con~
ferences with officials of the steel cor-

A. COHEN
3 141 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

poration to discuss wages hourS.
__ ,workinz conditions and collectite bar-
-— tumors, butt] th‘iisr fax vheirhetl'oris to
0 a n Fuc C
KS FOR OUR BOYS : _F- S. ‘- 70" W“ o. m... be”
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. AND GIRLS 3 Try a Sentinel Want Alive
_ - - z — rtiao
A e Moving Picture Boys,3 Jab P'l'l’l'l! out.
. . ;, Boy Alli“, ‘l'om Swift, The ~ on ‘ . _
.. 9‘ of Central High, Marjorie S ‘I .0”? M
3 file Blue Grass Seminary - _. __ . g ,
m 0...... “"1“ m - . *— LEMON JUICE f
e Twins. 5 i s
50c Each F l .; ; i
F. L. HAMILTON GI TS ' 2 FOR FRECKLES i
inst. Telephone 125. 3 léavzllen. rec: Chg: :f°°¢";:: 3 2
r , ans. _ _ ‘
. “tierp.3ra::le::' Ladl'ee' Goat-w : 01715! Make beauty |0t|0n f0!
"' ‘“ “”“— 3 Chains, Hearts, Crosses, Rings, i a few cents—Try it!
La Touska Pearls, Bracelet Watch- _
I~CKASE es, Etc. Squeeze the juice or aWo lemon-e m-
‘ inrpfice, but in the regu- GIF" I 'S ' to a bottle containing three ounces 09

 

.u t or, Presto-Lite

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orchnrd white, shake well, and You
haw a. quartet pint oi the best freckle
and tan lotion. and complexjon beauti-
rior. at very very email! dist.

Your glocer has the lemons and any
drug stone or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces of orchard white to:

aiew cents. Massage this sweetly
crest-an; lotion into the face. neck.
Arm am Whitefish lies undue

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Cuff Buttons, Stickpins, Tie Clasps.
Fobs, Vest Chains. charms Cigar-
ette Cases, Cigar Cutters. Pocket
Knives, Stone and Signet Rings.
Watches, Clocks, Alarm; Clocks,
etc. -

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" 'msnui'acturers now
.g Quip their cars with
' Preet 0- Lite Batteries.

“have one to fit your can".

W§WfiL§€N£AGE

lanolin“.
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suvmd m SAFETY

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Brown, employed in an uptown oonlec-

' tionel'y store. tele ilioned to the down-
town police station that a costume. i?!
{ported losing a pookctbook in
store. She remembered leaving it on
the counter, but when 'ehe retumeu it
Ewan gone. During her abet-n51. :wo
women, members of the “Head Over
Heels" cast that played at the Regent
theatre last night. had been an the
store and \ir Brown thought possibly
that sum have‘taken it by mistake.
The police accordingly endemored .‘a
get in touch with the L\‘vls at the (‘ lif-
iord Hotel. where they were stopping.
but was unsuccessful. At 2:50 o'clock.
Brown again called up the police to
say that he had found the 00038?
book under a chair While cleanznx “D
the. it was accordingly returned to
its owner this mominu.

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’ AND CATARRH .«
Try Before'You Pay
SENPINE, tho great discovery
for ASTHMA , HAY FEVER
' BRONC s and CATARRH hrs
produced dcrtul results with
thousands of the most stubbaia. .

cases.

It you have experimented with -1
other it eatments and ham tailed

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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' .The ioilowing ladies represented the

Rockville yester—
.\l iss Darlen-

Miss Myrtle Dean of Norwalk and,
Lee H. Irvine of Frankville, N. Y., weref
married in this city yesterday after-i
lmme.
I;diatcly after the ceremony the young:

and his sis-u
’ter. Miss Katheryn O’Reilly of 91 East;
'avcnue. Norwalk, are spending the re-(

returned home yesterday, after;
beinz the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. F.‘
Bushman of South Main street for a

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scofiele and

Mrs. H. A. Crossman of South Norwalkf
for‘ a few hours last Tuesday evening.-’

after a summer’s sojourn in Maine. g . . ,

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stage followed by scores of electri- 3‘ ,

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NotwnlksLeadngryM Store

CUIPRICESAIEQIFVMW

. Ahigchuoetosavemoleyonmeficlaeotlaiatygar-
Maliciprevsilingmodelsaadmostaltrscfivedesinsaod

color muons.
Forum Price
$5.50

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Sale Price

$3.75
4.50

7.50 5.50

9.50 7.50

Act promptly while the picking is good, as they are sure to go last at
the new prices.

ll. KRIEGER R C0.
Get Ready and Make Arrangej

ments for 3 Charge Account

The prices olall ready-lowest goods will be so high this fall
that the average lamily man will-have to do some tall scratch-
ing to make ends meet- our easy weekly payments will he
a boon to wage earners.

We are prepared with a good line of
SchaOl Soils, and " Shoes for Boys
Dresses and Fall Coats for Girls

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HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION!

Also the Builder and Speculaior

ADAMS &“INGALLS

will sell. at

PUBLIC AU ‘ 0N
For George E. Finch
Choice Residential Building Lots

MELROSEPARK, East Norwalk, on Winfield Street

‘Two Minutes’ Walk From East Avenue \
. Two Sales Daily at 2:30 P. M. ad 6:30 P. M. on the Property

Nine Day Sale Commencing

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30

And Lasting Until SEPTEMBER 7

9r m Yo on to 301
VA‘iUAELEm AND Us“Wh:i‘UL PREsEivh'Fs Gfiryln AWAY FREE
titer you Bid or Buy? “A.

‘flleee Can Be Seen at Gorham‘ s Decorating Store. Washington Street
EASY TERMS—Your Terns Are Our Terms

HOW TO REACH THE PROPERTY—Take Ea t Norwgk oar. net- of ‘at
Winfield street. walk east three minutes and vein are on the property.

 

 

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