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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 2, 1919 · page 12

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ENJOYMENT

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nutter what we choose, but
look at all the call one am
by cutting out the booze. For
years to come, so we are told,
cod will be very high, the
price w‘ll keep on growing
, ; aillithns thediatautslryun-
has sonic substitute is found,
maps it will be oil or same
such subs .snce that will burn.
that’s tal en from the soil. But
. let those 'vorry who may live
‘ a Hindi! 1 years from this
while we enjoy the coal we
have, an ‘. revel in its bliss.

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Your House had. ' e and Out.
Paint is high—true; but it is
certainly cheaper preventing
decay than paying for the re-
gin.

L. a M. PAINTS and RYAN
32 are paints that are recog-
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below but he must hove. hii _'
though many other‘

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Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roof that can ,
be put on right over the old ahinglés; Call and examine it,

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_ What will a. roof cost? Plane life-which -youprefer and
you ’ll get the answer at once. ‘
The Hatch & Bailey Co. _

 

 

log-hum m.- be“ use 1. limited: .

in“! to the belief of food We:
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’u‘omrinous demand for Moth!!!
.moflifl commodities in Central amt.

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cy, "“1 many commodities are in dang-j
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“This year‘s speculations." ' NFL! ;
Hoover sud. "ore due. in It! 09m.-

 
 
 

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filters that when the ,
blockade was removed there would be

 
 

 

Eastern Europe. This speculation was .

 

present of actual supply.
Ilntive fever, which was not confined
.to foods. was greatly stimulated by
the long delay In the removal of tre:
blockade until the Peace Treaty was!

 

 

 

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
' STROMBBRG CARBURE'I’ORS ‘
CHANDLER SIX ‘ CADILLAC EIGHT
-WIII'I'E TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 81" 30. NORWALK.

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Hot Weather Dresses lor Women ‘& Misses

The handsome“ collection and the largest mortment in

town.
PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS

of a“ P‘tt” kind. If you Wish the best in quality and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.

’of evidence um this was true of food.
lstufls in xlutted ports in Nonhern

gliulope. Where only neutrals tune the

means to buy."

; Responding to an inquiry as to ho“

food speculation could be checked in

America. Mr. Hoover replied:

' "Attorney-General A. Mitchell Pair

mertis on the right track when he en-,
fdeavors to break down speculation

and seeks to secure powers never pos-

sessed by former administrations to

{enable him to accomplish this step.‘
l'l‘he situation is one that may well

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The ParisCloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH nuns IT. BOOTH NOBWLLI.

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. Sebpllz’e’s Wednesday Morning Specials
COAL RIB Lam: errors ............................... 38c lb.
LOIN LAMB caors .............................. 45c 1b.
. RIB VEAL cnors
Wood & Grain FOREQUARTERS LAMB .......................... 26c lb.
‘ LOIN VEAL cnops .......................... . . . . . 35c lb.
' . FANCY NATIVE FREESTONE PEACHES
Dev’ne Bros. ran CANNING $1.25 Basket
‘ _ -“— i
Beaview Ave. and first St. . - -
TEL 53 Schnllze's Samfary Markets
° United States License no. 17.90:
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.

none 1215-5. So. Not-walk, 0t.
Iogneto Parts. Starter and
Generator Bruit"
Oil: and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Iooony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes

 

 

 

 

G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.

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SEPTEMBER RECORDS '

74:594—La Traviata, Galli
Curci. $1.60. .
I4816—For You a. Rose, D
' Gogorza. $1.00.
87303—Hard Times Come
Again No More, Homer.
$1.00.
18566—My Swanee Home.
. Alabama. Lullaby.
18589—Anything Is Nice If It
Come; From Dixieland.
Eyes That Say “I Love
You."
18590—You're Still an Old
- Sweetheart of Mine.
The Gates of Gladness.
18592—Take Your Girlie to the

Movies.
Baby
F. L. HAMILTON
”Wall St. , Telephone 125.

 

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INCREASE

Hot in price, but in the regu-
lar equipment of Prest-O-Lite
Wes.
. ‘ manufacturers now
j . 4 equip ' cars with
" . Presto-Lite Batteries.

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'. 72 No. M386. .
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Beckmann’s' Grocery

BEST GOODS. LO‘VEST PRICES. FREE
DELIVERY

Walter Baker's Breakfast Cocoa. Der can ....... 21c
\Vesson s Oil for Salads and Cooking. nts. 43c. (Its. ”50

New Post Toasties. per package ............... 11c
Eldora Brand Early June Peas. can ........... 16¢
B‘latlonal or Sunshine Biacuits ...... 8c and 16c 0*"
(home Pea Beans. lb. 12c. Marrow Beans. lb. . . 15c
Very t Creamery Butter. Der lb. ............ 64c
Heinz Cream of Celery Soul). N. can .......... 22c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............. 47c
Crisco (or Shortening ._ .......... 22c. 38c. 58c can
Maznolia or Clover Milk. Der can ............ 18c
hellozz Krumbles .................... 2 pkzs. 25c

Buy :\our Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc.. at White:
House Breadery—Next to

BE CKMIINN’ 3

83 \Vashinzton St. Phone 1405.

 

 

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_ JOHN B. RISKO

ch~ .W.~-....-._.... .. .. .. .
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MEAT MARKET

5 LEXINGTON AVE.
TEL. 493

 

 

 

Tln-mlnre H. Bauer
152 Newton-n Ave.
II. C. Hayley

1w Flax Hill Road 1‘39
Rowland Bench ;
lti France St. 2140
H. A. Bermsteln.

1‘05 “'estporl Ave. 19913
John H P-lake

43 Main St. “0

Eduard l. Browne"

There is plenty?

This specu- ‘

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y Oily Requirements

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coming school days to Item the kiddies dry;

See our big line of Umbrellas for

Men' and Women

‘ lions: mama lieu line in eilher-detli or sills limo
that gives a wide choice in styles and materials and

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ride that “hile the Interstate

€62.13 merce (‘onunission has the authoritye
,lo say what waxes shall be paid and
1“hal rates ’shall be charged.

rlevnll‘i’s upon the commis’sit

name rates that will permit of the con

tinned operation of the minds u
profitable basis.
“The fundamental

disposing of the railroads are

it alsov

differences 1)....
tween the various plans suggested 101'

-Norwalk’s Leadm ' grDry Goods Store

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pen a

that,

"DRESSES .

Vallt 3' Pl

_., ,, some provide that the Interstate Com-f
21.. I. fix

\TOTICE F THE P l“. S. Butlerfield . navel-ole liltlmnnission shall“ “28.8

. OR UBLIC o )9 East Ave 1364 \s no) m pro uce a ne .1 come 0 4‘

‘ ‘ . l ; ' ' lair value vi 1101 less than 6 per coon,

NOW 13 the time to save your money. Buy good quality .P. H. (base n scme have provisions that earnings‘
beef , .1 PLUM}, SI. . ~09?) me.- 6 per cent. shall be disposed on"

. ‘ , . . mu is _ in various ways.

PLATE'BEEF .................................... 14c lb. 1 “2 Wall St, 438-4 "The railroads. however. \contend:
' Hmn‘ E. (‘nnlev that after the rates have once been»

ggoUmER STEAK ..... _ ......................... 18¢ §§~ : 102 :80. )“nn’ SI.‘ $92_12 fixed 3.5 fair. that no power exists ‘1“. ~
0ND .................................. 25c . C .. ~ ~ . - z . _der the Constitution to take the n-
CHUCK HEAT .................................. 200 lb. ‘ 03:.“ mam C‘mmg‘mem‘ C0 mints. however great they may be.-
1 ... Alain St ‘94 '

STEW BEEF ............................. ‘ ........ 180 lb . \“ns Bprlha .COWII!‘ tau-a). “Cm 0119 m and give II ‘0 III- ‘
smnom STEAK ................................. 26.: n: 21 chem... 11.. ~ 2m $913 g:fig;g;‘§;gfi'§fim men;
Pawns: STEAK .......................... ”3 lb 'Ja:(; (SrinagInsfitm 1113.3 .WI" be reported to the House ‘3' the"
this I in ’ . - ~~ c - committee will provide for turning thef

Aft" , tend to “a”? “ large 1m” “w m of :Harry A. Doland . _ _. railroads back to their owners with'
meats. Only Swzft WWI-1! Bee! sold. - l 13 :5an Are, lSo-is provisions that the. interstate Com-

Wagon starts on road again in a couple of an”. 0mm 30er mu...

delivered anywhere in. fig

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merce Commission will tin-rates sole
;céent to tire then; a 6 “ __cent. prom
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12 priceon. - mods. 0r Woe to
on on uvenge of thol'e

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in Fashion’s_ Favorite Fabrics

Our Dresses possess an unmistakable oinhi dim "
tinction, in draped. straight line and ’ j d-

e13, elaborately einhmiderod, bended or braid,-

(fanned, embodying «ya, quality and" low

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of \ieu‘. “’e are now coming into a ‘ ‘ _ . - .1 r
lilood or production or foodstuffs in the C- h FTPd‘Dr'Ck Iould be disastrous m, “e"! 0: ml? 0 1 1
Northern Hemisphere. and will again _ '50 He'd?“ 5‘91 2239-3 great increase! ”(PM y, ma! e Sm?!) H Krle er & (\ lll
hate u zreat surplus in the l'nited The G. H. CO. crating expenses. A fa r p all he ' g / "
{Smiley If. in the meantime. Europe 28 Monroe St. 9‘“ Tarelioult‘l :"lcngogzr: $224501:
time not found credits to purchase the H, A. Gorham ~ e n e" ‘ e m . -. ' t" l
W... .. 1.... .1111”... 111:: 111:: 11:11.11" .11": .11: 83°me °" ’
ly to have i ' {all ‘ . .\ ' . ’ ‘ ' ‘
.bflow the 3“?“31‘2205’5C2?:nm‘? “n. ”if: F‘Izlldflmhl‘syo“?ll 1913 .. price. and pending the fixing of the CLOTHING FOR MEX .«u,
erican farmers \liIu‘ \jellie anan fair price 0’ "‘9 railroads to guaran-
“The present high prices of food are i to Stuart A} .» 21732 “‘9 "‘9'" the “me "’mms "5 ‘0‘} “I" BOYS AND GIRLS
.1)!" due loover—exporls l0 Eurobe from Ke-epcummil’lx In". nude in La" 1915 and 1915. as no'w’
'me ['nited States during the post yo... no... 2:171 “amt“: .10 ”1"" “1’" ”'9 “’"' cannon ACCOUNT!
(year. That can be demonstrated bv A ll Kevworth road Administration act.’ V
.”w tact that we enter a new halves. d..." Flu-v H!” Rd 53-. The Plumb plan. suzzested by .lhr‘ SOLICITED
'oith large stocks of til‘i‘i‘lous H‘M‘S' «155%..»2 l" Kuch trustee ~ ”mm", “Orkers' has W“ discarded
'production than at this time last-year. in Himpst . 12M by m.“ “mm?" as "mound and "n"
in fact. the stocks of many commodi C. J. Lineham practicable. H '5 learned: . .-—» -- 7le 1' r . :
ties are the largest vu- ever had in 34': (‘edar St, 1238 -4“ I H - ‘—
_»tora:e at this lie-awn. Yet prices are A R. Slulkln & (‘0. f —‘l‘ry A Sentinel Want Antonino. .
iel')‘ much higher. it we are to ac- wall 5., x1982~3 “1 sum. ' kn '
lawn! {or the high price level on the .\l.'.\lartin & (‘0. “a see men cw ee V
Laetls of overoexporls, we should lune Quinm St 50413 . . . . . ‘ .
to find a depletion at our lnlmnll ll' I ‘ I °
. - ¢Ir\ L Mead ‘
stocks." . .' ~ 1 A ~.\ man s .cq I R "i d
.‘lr Homer pointnl nut llmt the “,1; 31:31.12. \Illlpr ‘Get “med e In erb
:problems imolved in the spo-culatnc ‘ - . . ‘. u .. 7 ’ - b
”a“, Wm, "r3, dmmm lo M” “in" r .. .'.:“‘{‘fi1“'“ s1. 463.- The Raw \ork Rutter & IDEAL FRUIT JARS. _
.becausc it was world-wide .md nul “1211.030?" Aw 41“,” EE! Market QWS- a doz. ‘ “ A
‘bnl’n d: lh ‘ 't .‘ -.-. " ' ‘ ‘ ' L ' ' Pn' 7‘
inn-11h: In: olvslugplfdaxflarlrnrmd .. h" Frank Morrison 27 30. Run CL, So. Harv-Elk. 1‘9 3' do‘ ' ‘ ' (
. 1 . ., , "O" . .
' 1:" “11“": 1M ..:::.1,11"1:.-:.11 mm: receiver- a mm mm“: “WNW
‘at may: n z ‘ "‘ " _- m (311” - "(
“Vb“: prospectlivemfnod'r Aid);lzplli:k)pldorr 9“ \Vashintmn S: 1‘“ ' 00300 wd V ‘ an
the next ".91"? months are about ll: rnlnud ll. Naumburg (”-1 p : exclusively, fresh every day. ABACOR-E TUNA FISH, ,.
'1 111mm": '- ' — .21.... mo «m m 2 1.... m. m .11. 1° - '1
.po n ca 5 tuations. 1 1 ~ . ..'l. ' ' " rum mice 3 - ‘
as» of shipping. a Ling-3;"; 31.111 ‘3 “'3” 5." 5:4 you 1: Pt ' anUl 8 WHITE PM” ‘
and . combination of either buyers or Lotus Olclun - Tel. ‘73. :- ma 80” out to 4 t..:~ .31
sellers will tend '0 create great sum ’ 13 PM“ A“? '3“ ' ' ' ."‘s~ I G V
Aulatin- waves and they inflate prices I‘m *2 ““91.an - ., FAmB . UNDE A I
no a [)0nt un. "dumb“. ll) 1h, ('UIIFHIII- I" I'Hll‘l’lh 3'- 13g"" _... .... - — 7 » -—~—- ~~--- » . SOAP ~~~~~~~~ 2 “ ‘ z."
.vr. or. in the reverse situation. unen» ""hn H Imp” _-
:durable lo the tanner. ‘ 3 M0” "‘P- ‘38 F s ' Lva~ '-—
"We will hau- a large surplus next .\|. Ralchford . . ~' 7
rear. and must have a prosperous 32:.» Main 5:. 23.13:: I LL
farming community if "9 are to have \lys' lung \' Rubinmn J b P i ti 0
dihe world red in future and nlalnla.n 7 1‘: Elizabeth 5'. 1913 0 r u "q
lrlability at home and abroad. It is ‘. . .. 2 C S f
my own \ iew that the situation would 5mm]! gfm’dn” "004 $0. ~0'W8'. 4 Ottage tre‘ Q
1,1101 Igll‘t' been an acute it the blockade l ":1“ "31',“ -
md een removed soon after the arm ' '. '. A. . ’ " ' A- ~ 7-. - C _ V E N V l .
1-. 35' 0"” "
,the l‘nited States Government. The ' ‘ . ., “T '
veth‘lllulor wnuld hnvr- had his jllu. I“; [(‘hz‘ll‘“l‘ 5“ I'I‘" HE SA‘PPHIRE” ’ ___._ ..- w __..._._ ‘7-
.sions destroyed last winter. instead of " "1‘ "5 ' N‘m - '
1m... ,, mum M”, hm... b..." ”0”,“. King': Hiuhwny 11.. Birthstone for September : TIRES
m m... p.-......m..d “m speculation 11mm. Pknak 39 A miliideu born when Autumn 3 ALL “may MAE}
I)...” “.1 ”4mm... an embargo on a» T] l‘edar St. 3 eaves ' me m “CORD?
.lmlls and thus kept the um'ld's specu- F. H. Slt\0n.~‘ ” Are rustling in September's a \1
l:~.lf\l‘.~ puzzled as to the Government's (In .um‘i‘ 1‘I- 190., Breeze, 1 1“ EFI‘ RO‘ ‘
action. The riee in Im)lSlun.‘. l -. -‘.- .‘ - ’ - S .. ' wan ' 'r"
(‘uux‘St-. took place only ar.:~.- the‘ co:- “1;" p§x1‘;lg:x:<")n ;\\.m\nck. r 784 A sapphire on her brow should .3 R0 St. 335‘ 1"]: 7 is“
trul n! exports had been removed, On “,1... llrns‘ i . .bmd; . »Tel' 441' P r
the "mgr hand. th zenernl do‘nmnd m 127 \\';4.~llxn2t0n St. 912 wall cure diseases 0f the mind. ’ ‘ "
l ie pu lic made it impossible to con- \" .1 l; limo T ‘ -
rniuc the control of exports, as that "':'-»"s1'n-1;m Hill 0 Hits-1: GII‘ IS muggy PRICE ON A. I
c-nntml tends to retard the resumption [mg-"in Fve PM“ \‘hnps (‘nrp Our present
_ . _ .. H». . stocks are filled
, r ,, . .. _ , - .. , , WALLPAPER
‘ [u g. 1-..‘1—l:l10nll(‘ llic, __ J lI-I"\|\”n‘.:linnzm'n N. a“; to overflowmg Wlth helpful I] P ‘
(b. l ' . 1’ , - I . J: 1
NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLEQ 11.1w .fue. _ “1-”. 5““"mm' Lo .1 co on a ., - ..
' -—»— mm H, \vm.,1-m~.r_v , - BUYING m SAFETY m Punt, Enamel, 3“" '
Fina-nine Stations in Norwalk since “.3? First 2“. ‘ bun‘ L’s}; , Window and Windfllicld G71
t e act Issue of the Directory. 3 ‘9'. a H " ' At BRAND S m PHI“ pal : V I
VHUHWlnL' is a lletrot' new telephones “mus A“ - Sol 2 our on ”2"": I
”if: huffing? in” ”Ed 81:0“ the is- \\'nnder Talking Machine CO" ”(:60 JEWELERY AND OPT'CAL Mt h‘n‘ul‘()' E
fill it 0- e II 1 st. ‘utt is out (um Day St. *
lI'lslv in the back of your directory_ ————--—""—_‘- STORE A. C H N D.
Name - Tel. No Y Y SOUIH NORWALK Ilhil‘to 0
Fro—tio’lit‘ii l). Austin ‘VOITLD 1‘le THE 7 1 1‘1 w I s"
3.3\\'infield Street 9423 RAIL‘VAYS BACK! 3
Mins lanes .-\._ Barry ; -——-—— J— a. ‘
i‘ 1;;(112'r‘rl‘2m1 AW. ‘35 (Conzlnuei hem Fat? 011?) 1 “P -
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