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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 29, 1919 · page 7

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FOX TROT

Record No. 35682
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DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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.21 day tomorrow and Monday.

taxabler has moved from the

!,. block 10 4118 East Side.

:int 1'» say that '1 heavy covering

x.~'.<.< and silk on corn :enu‘tes a
. u wmicr. This year the :xirn :s

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d more heavily than it was even
112‘ zerii‘ola winter of 1917319.

 

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The right kind of school shoes for
boys and girls are now ready at Con-
nealiy 8; Bracken's in a bigger and bet-
ter assortment than can be found else-

whpru. Re ad their adv.
A- n ”Hung of loci -' r “'.lbi‘l‘S cf

1h.- Seventh Company. C. A. C.. t‘. N.

(I Id at V'oian'e's. Dancing Academy

23-, night, a. 50:11! club was formsd.

umpm-ary officers were elected. and

n; were made for ll dance to be

« ’. at Roion Point. Friday. Septem-
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unfit?! Life Insurance Company.
(2204-20 E. Thompson, agent.
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1:. Jennings Lodge. Shepherd's of
»"..t'lll. will hold a cake and mod
agurday afternoon. August 30. at
ln-ng store. All those who
:iumised cake or other food for
- will please leave it at this

.. Liter than 2 o‘clock. All meni-

i 41:» take notice.

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-*l‘.>’. new owner of the Dibble
,\.' wilt Vain s’rect. is having
situations marl-t in the sec-I,
\\'iien finished
Atlantic 3; Pi}.
"‘::ii‘.v~'e.American restaurant 1
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! Ȣ-('t'cturies of the Connect-i,

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Savings Committee have
* Howl to Boston for instruc-
.. illt'll‘ duties in cooperation!
.m fond administrator to re-[
mm (0" of living. All 07}
:y of the Connecticut com-It
ruw being directed to this;
'7 iil‘eiy that the secrerarics
Mi principally for checking.
w Zisis and reporting cast-P
..1‘.: or hoarding to the
';’<trat0r for the state.

rune That both of Schultz-
'tw all day Mohday, and
on? quantities. All orders

rinsing time to-nivhl
of rarly delivery to-mor-
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TO SAVE 0,.
Same young men third! ‘ ' it

WLL‘ be easier to save a. little

, later.
Tzere is nothing to it. If

4 your income moraine!” ‘ '.

.4 Your expenses. '

THE TIME TO SAVE 5
NOW

4 PER CENT. on sum!“

 

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DOESN'T WANT SANDWICHES.
South Ix‘orwalk. Conn.
Editor of the Sentinel:
Will you kindly allow a little space

for the writer to express the indigna ,
tion felt by the offer of a box of sand- '

wiches to our heroes. Vt'hy are me
to be deprived of what was given for
their benefit. It was given in all good
faith thai'they might have a good time.

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who work unduufier from

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profit by my since
and take L ' I.
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table Compound.
Batons I was man-
ried, when I urns
.. home {mn‘wods at
gig-ht. I would be
Just worn out UN:

me down. I took
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nound anode
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from mormnguntll n' z and it does
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They had enough sandwiches when at
the from. while we sat at home in

' comfort, eating a good dinner.

Li t‘those who instigated the box

sandwich system be given back their instead of

subscription (if they gave. any) and

give the boys the money which is their.

own “absolutely." i hope every boy
will turn it down with scorn.

They are asked to parade on Labor
Day. Vi’hen at the Green will he re-
warded for leaving thr-ir position. their
home and all thev hold dear to go out
for us. with. “Hero." take a box of
sandwiches.

SUBSCRIBER.

 

MONEY WAS FOR A GOOD~TIME.

..‘Norwulk, Conn. August 29. tom.
Editor of Evening Sentinel,

- South Norwalk. Conn.

Sir: As one who has donated a ltt~
tie toward the \Velcome Home Fund.
I gave with the understanding that this
was to go towards a so‘vcalled “good
time" for the boys who gave up all.
and endured hardship and privatzon
for us. who could do nothing save look
after" their comfort and Welfare thle
in the service.

The six thousand dollars spoken of
does not begin to repay these boys for
what they have suffered .

A club hou‘ae lg a good suggestion.

| but many of them will leave our midst
,and I would like to know what‘enjoy-

lment] they will receive rfomtthis club.

house. Give them something now that

_all may share in. and. in the future if,
‘ a club is wanted. 1 think that the mat;

ter can be aranged to the satisfaction
of all concerned.

i believe. furthermore. that this mat-
ter should be left only in the hands of
men who have served in the. army and
The public has donated for a

navy.
good time. and civilians should act
according to the wishes of the dis-

5 charged soldiers and sailors. With the:

20.3 ACKSON'SE
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could pun h nse

includin: ”sand-

money donated they
everything needed.
wiches cup cakes and lemonade."
This money was given for :2 good
time, not for a realesziate deal.
Respectfully.
ONE \i’llO DONATED.

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M‘on'm'im from Plus One)

’ There seems to be a difference of
appreciation between French and Mn
can officials as to the value. of the
material broken up at Romartln. it
was generally considered worthless by
American Army oflcers, while the
French placed a certain value on it as
junk. The committee has obtained ev-
idence. indicating that the aviation
stock burned at Coloml ey—I.e-Belle,
however. included m‘terial and ma-
chines of value.

The committee probably will spend
several days examining in detail the
bulk sale to the French Government
of American goods, comprising 8135,-
000,000 worth of food and $137,000,000
worth of clothing. Inquiry by the com-
mittee has disclosed some confusion
in the powers of the liqu‘datlon com-
mission. headed by Edward B. Parker.
of ‘Houston. Texas, an the mission
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you? For ‘M‘ to
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For Baby Rush
“ itching, chafing, aiding. all inh- 5
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.113 msaordimy hating and
power is noticeable on first Ippl' .

i154: It the Vino! and other drug "0.
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sales. The latter, Ilthougb accompa-
nied by a large stuff of experts. ap-
pears to have no authority it 99‘! may
part of American~ Expeditionary Force
stocks in Europe.

The contract with the anfib Gov-
ernment for the sale of army clock-
in France. which was closed on Wed,
nesday. provides for mynent in the
per cent. bonds maturing in ten years
and payable either in gold or francs at,
the option of the United States. 00-
livery of the goods sold must be {:18er
on or before Aug. 31. The French
preesgommente favorably on the den?
and at the office of the Under No
retary for Liquidation. it is considered
a very good one for France. Import-
ant quantities of foodstuffs comprised
in the transaction will be distrlht'd
in such a way as to give consumer;
the utmost benefit.

Dr. W'llliam J. Hartnell u' Stamford.
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film upon her work, to luvs
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REAL ESTATE. '
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year. has tendered his resignation, of-

fectivc Septcmbu‘ l, and will resume'

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[>0 mill EYES.

T'ocus ‘
% PROPERLY.

If your eyes do not fo-
cus prrturly a blurred
image is thrown upon
the retina. ‘A‘e can sup-
ply you with glasses
that will make your
rye pictures clear and
distinct. ‘l.et us exam-
in& into the causes of
your eye discomfort
and prescribe the
proper lenses.

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J. I. MALLETTE

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color and figured ribbon and

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'GET A SQUARE DEAL
household

goods, "-83. raven. Junk and all
cocoon hand goods. Anything you
hon Price local-din; to the qual-

Wo will buy your

Magnetic Treatment. Given At.

T. FRANCIS. ll. C.

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Shore Dinners

MIMI)! Sea Food

Steak, Chops and
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RED oAxcoKl.

,Delivered all over town in out i
:quantity.

f Also HARDWOOD in on!
:lengths or blocks, 812 a. cord.

 

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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

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sary to provide larger ofllce space in New York city.

SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City.

New Haven. Conn, and we
call for shipments.

NORWALK, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Padded van: for furniture work.

Hershfield Motor Transportation Co. ,
So. Norwalk, Gt. New York City New Haven, Ct.

tation.

Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
On and

afterBBPTBKBBR FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
Phone Farragut 7347.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and
will be glad to 'quote rates and

DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, BRIDGEPORT.
10 large trucks at your condos—for all kinds of trumpet.

 

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. South Dar-walk.
137 Washington at. 108 Water St.

122 Water St. 174 Seventh Ave. 266 State 8:.
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347. Phone 427 Colony. 1
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BUILDER!

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Egg, Stove,

Nut and Pen

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Prompt Delivery

Harris {1 Gans

Tel. “1. Tel. 441.

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owner, yet few persons mutt.”
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