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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 4, 1919 · page 12

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7 Ken wants but. little here
New but he must have his
5“ though many other
fling! he spares that would
delight his soul. The price is
all m all thing! else no
.mfler'whet we ‘ehoosefbut
Took at all the ceeh one saves
by cutting out the booze. For
years to come, so we are told,
eoel will be very high,‘ the
price will keep on growing
till it hit. the distant sky un-
less sonu substitute is found,
~,. Maps i’. will be Oil or some
such sub: ance that will burn.
that's tel. en from the soil. But
let those 'vorry who may live
a lunch: .1 years from this
while wc enjoy the cos] we
: have, an:'. revel in its blisd.

‘réfERRIS— or

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. T7NJOYMENT _3

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"ArleCrafl; Roofing '

suitable roof that can
Call and examine it
&

Beautiful, permanent, and the only
be put on right over the old shingles.
on 00! rest.

Alsoegsnts for urea. w. minimum Co. scene.
Agents. too,forthecreo-Dipt8teined8hingles.
Agents as well. for Beaver Board.

What will a root cost? Please state which you prefer and
you 'll get the answer at once. '

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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courtroom mean ..'

Franklin Junior. ‘
David A. Green, ncipel: P. n.
Hargmve. « McClure. Ruth
Weed. Edith J. ”alien's-J's F. Don~
filly. A. Florence-Nichole. Katharine
hamlet-sin. Margaret Jennings. Fiel-
0. Prindle. Mary I Murphy. Louise
Fallon. linebetb Moore. Anne A. Doll~
baum. Bessie Knapp. Anna C. Ryder.
Center Junior.

 

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Mabel
Dunn.
Lillian

P. Simone. Anna 8. Good. A.
Fryer. Kathryn Henry. Alice
Jphn Hogdon. Lorena [-2. Lucy.
Ryder.
Center Grades.

- Anna 1‘. Par-doe, Elia L. Scoflcld.
Lena Hutchinson. Lulu B. Harris. Car—
rie l. Simms. ('lara'Veleor.

 

 

 

' PAINT

Your House Inside and Out.
ram is high—true; but it is
mainly cheaper preventing
flay than paying for the re-

L. & M. PAINTS and RYAN-
.” are paints that are recog-
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALK-AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBEBG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER 31: CADILLAC EIGHT
' WHITE ravens
WELDING AID BRAZING

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST‘ ‘0. NORWALK.

Jeflereon.

Julia Stowe. Zita Feeney. Kathryn
McCormick. Ruth Rider. Lillian \‘i'iL
liaivis. Reba Taylor. Florence \‘utzlcr.
Harriet Parker

' Over River.

Helena (.‘ulhane. Caroline Fulton.
Broad River.

Roweyton.
Harry Beendict. Iva G. Tomlinson.
lsouise Tiem’y. Hden Savant‘.

 

 

 

North EICC.
Mix (.1 ttruyd Robins.
Brooktide.

 

 

Hot Weather Dresses ior Women & Misses

The handsome“ collection and the largest assortment in

PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01' WHITE TUB SKIRTS

of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and work-
manshxp then visit the Paris shOp.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

' town.

. Unis) B.s‘~cndder, Mary Boldizar.

' >Weet Norwalk.

Dorothy Bohrman.

Concord.

Jessie O‘Connor. Edna Moman. Eli-
zabeth Donahue. Mabel Hammond.
Louise Martin, Helen Sturnes. Ethel
Kevlar. Eleanor Grlflln. Mary C. Gray.
- Lineein.

Laure llelter. Kathleen lit-ugh. Al-
berta (‘omstock. Gladys Brut-h. Ines ll.
Cruiuol. Louise anuri. Emma Ber-
ber. Florence K. Meeker.

Knudsen.

Kathryn McHugh. Mary J. Moflitt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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,. "1 33 300m HAIR . ‘1‘ , Angeline “‘akeman, Ms ' co . 8 ~
. Albert II. Morgan ' “T SOUTH 103' l titt- nottues. Mary \V’illlgmsFl‘ln'I-em;
e.’ -... » Sarinx. Ruth Middleton. Madelyn Lilly.
up; 1 f— —— ~ - .. .. f..." A-.- -31 Franklin Grades. *
____,.-____, -._..—-'—-- 5 - _ Mary 1;. Hill. )Lfldred stain.
. ‘ _ , . . . Putnam.
Main H; . Anest in ’11! .l.
, C D s I . Schultze 5 Friday Fish Specials mi... ...::.:::. 3......
, Mervin.
, . ! SWORD FISH ............ . . . . . . . . . . . .A ............ -380 lb. 1’31"!“ ('fl'l'ha". 3"“. m“?- G"-
I ' l (I ‘h . ll II‘ilv . H I
. : FRESH MAOKBREL .............................. 35c lb. 53;; {:1;:..“3;...;:.§,,'..,.’..,.,.”,;‘
00 ram , BLUE FISH - ............ . ........................ soclb. Wm: Lllllan Femson.
Fitch.
, . WEAK FISH ...................................... 246 lb. Edi”, (.mxsmon‘ 3." RM”. Sophia
. . BUTTER FISH ....... - ............................ 20c lb. Thriln. Mabel Gellrmen. Julia McGinn.
DEVIIIC BIOS. 3 STEAK COD ..................................... 201: lb. gigmmmm Gm" “""‘- 3“”
l BosTON BLUES ......... 18th ' ' ‘
. . 1 ......................... . Wefibmten. -
Seeview Ave. and First St. 3 FLAT FISH ................... 14c lb Margaret Smith. Elisabeth Ireland.
' ................... .. Helm ”Conn _ "m, ““de .
TEL. 53 . HADDOGX ..................................... 12c lb. Mary E. Ho mil. amt-r :‘oflelio. it:
' ROUND cums ......... 15¢ I care! 8. “'eed. l-"orence McMahon.
. l ........................ q . Supewiun.
. ‘— l-‘rnuk \\'. Gregory. rod 3: Airlinl'
m._..__.. — < - >------——- E ’ . ‘ I. ilouion. dnmune: Allarypi‘. .\Ic(‘ar-
il)‘. url ; ii. L'Iiia ile -itt. wit-
5 SChnllze S sam'ary Markets MIR: :1}! A? Nailt‘ff‘lrd.nnurse‘l P. \‘lan

THE HARDWARE &
' AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.

nose 1215.5. so. Norwelk, Ot.‘
taste Parts, Starter and
1 Generator Brushes
one and Greases
_ Men S ometer Parts.
.eeny Gasoline and Kerosene
.Anto Supplies, Tires and Tubes

 
 
 

 

United States License lo. 17.”.

HORWALI. SOUTH NORWALH.

Housear, boiltlincs and supplies.
Ciel-tie.
Anna L. l‘rentlt‘rxast. Alice L. Leath-
erlantl.

 

Superintendent.“ Schools.
George V. Bucltnnm.

 

 

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“SEPTEMBER RECORDS
mu 'I‘raviata, Galli
. ‘ Curci. $1.50. ‘ ~
”IS—For You a Rose, D
- Gogorza. $1.00.
i.l’3iN3.—--Hard Times Come
. " Again NO More, Homer.
_ 4; $1.00. '
“OB—My Swanee Home.
‘ L" .. Alabama Lullaby.
‘m—Anything Is Nice I! It
' Comes From Dixieland.
Eyes That Say “I Love
You." .
I‘M—You’re Still an Old
; Sweetheart of Mine.
, .3 The Gates of Gladness.
Mil—Take Your Girlie to the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Movies.
, Baby ‘
F. L. HAMILTON
.‘Well St. ' Telephone 125.

 

 

 

Beckmann’s Grocery

I I BEST GOODS. LO\VEST PRICES. FREE

DELIVERY

Walter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. not ‘can . . 21c
Wesson’s Oil f orSalads and Cooking. nts. 43c. (Its. 85c
New Post Toasties. per package ............... 11c .
Eldora Brand“ Bum ‘Jun‘e Peas. can ........... 16c
National or Sunshine Biscuits ...... 8c and 16c n”

hmce Pea Beans. lb. 12c. Marrow Beans. lb. . . 15c
Very Creamerv Butter. per lb. ............ c
Heinz Cream of CeIerY, Sou . nt. ca .......... 22c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Co ee. lb. ............. 47c
Crisco {or Shorte'mmir ........ . . 22c. 38c. 58c can
Maltrnoha or Clover llk. oer can ............ 8c
Ke logg’ Krumbles .................... 2 nkgs. 25:

Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc. at White
House Brenden—Next to

BEGKMANN’ S

Janitors.

Franklin. James O'Hara: Lincoln.
Albert E. Fraser; (‘oncortl und Knud-
sen. J. J. Murphy; (‘enteiy Thomas
Murphy; Jefferson. Jacob Frank:
Pitch. F. E. Parsons; Martin. Robert
l‘. Thompson: Rowenon. E. W. God-
frey: \"innipauk. Patrick Troy: “'9“
Norwalk. Prank (We: Brookslde,
Mrs.‘ Prescott; .\'orth Center. C. B.
Gregory: Broad River. James H.
;I.Ip}‘d: (‘ranbury. F. 0. Gregory: Put-
nam, James O'Hara: -\\’ashlngton.
John AW? OM‘ River. Morris
Sloan: High School. William H. Fish-
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:PILGRIIVI EEMOMAL
, FUNDe5,090.000

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yrnr. pay into the fund six per cent.
at his salary. At the age or 63 the
sum of lhe minister's
against which will be credited his
share of the Income of the fund. will
provide an annuity of approximately
half the minister's average-salary [0"
35 years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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' _ INCREASE

“ .lot in price, but in the regu-

fisf equipment of Prest-O-Lite
' manufacturers now

' ’ equip their cars with

. Prest-OLite Batteries.

3'Ueheve one’tofit your car.

‘ ‘ isoawsLK STORAGE
BATTERY .

 
 
 

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JOHN B. RISKO'

MEAT MARKET

5 LEXINGTON AVE.
TEL. 493

NOTICE FOR THE PUBLIC

Now is the time to save your money. Buy good quality
beef

PLATE BEEF .................................... 140 lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 180 lb.
ROUND STEAK .................................. 256 lb.
CHUCK MEAT .................................. 20o lb.
STIW BEEF .................................... .. 180 lb.
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................. 200 lb'.
PORTERHOUSH STEAK ....................... ,, . . 28c lb.

After this I intend to carry alerge line of all kinds d

meats. Only Swift Western Beef sold.

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- ' This in action in line with that

83 \Vashington St} Phone 1405. taken by other denOminaiions. For
- many years the low average salary 0"

_‘ ‘__ h minister’s has been a matter of com-

mon knowledge. The present decreas-
ed value of the dollar divides It in
half. thie‘provl‘sion had to be made
to remedy this condition or men Would
in self defense soon be obliged to give
up the ministry. or keep out a it alto.
~nether. The Congregational ‘chunch
has been none too early in meeting
this condition, being behind most of
1"" laruer denominations. The Meth-
[odlsts have raised for this purpose
Huntsman. The Presbyterian: raised
‘finmfloo. and now see the necessity
.of adding “0.000.000 to that. ‘ The
l Episcopal fund is now 89.000900
Connecticut's quote 0! the 35.000300
{has been agreed on ee "30.000 It “i
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success of other states where the Con-
umgationel church it much younger,
it will far pass tlse amount askedfor.
Minnesota. for example. set the mark
,at “75.000, but had denied 8235.000
{with the campaign only partly corn-
pieted. Reports hon; other grows
show similar success, without an in-
stance of (allure. The canhecticut
t-smpaixn is brine)” 0"”

 
 

 

 

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George R. Brooks. principal: Ella!

Jessie Posse-z. Margaret l‘ulhane.‘
Anna Pierce. .
Winnipeuk.

Rosamond Gens. Mary Kinsella.

Mary t‘. Water?
North Center.
Florence Louden. Margaret Monitt.

Shailor B. \Valkley. Carolyn Pierce;

payments,‘

on the effort. and. it it meets with the .

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representing the best values to be Obtained.

' In cfiective stripes, plaids, figures and plain colors .................................. SIX 3 «I
‘ THE: FAMOUS EDEN CLOTHS—In many novel striped effects . . ............... 35c 3t;
DREBDEN FLANNELS—With a wide choice of attractive patterns . . . . ............... 35c 3 n,

 

 

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:Sundays in th coming [all and win- a. m. The car has New York license
"’r- ”mem "‘9 appeal "I “‘9 loud in plates bearing No. 144.640. He. was held
”'9 churches. This still be ””0““, in 81.000 and the Jamaica police poll»

‘by intt—nsire work through local com-_ ‘
‘-mi(lpps. and it h. ”we,“ that the tied. De blione says he tun away from

drive will be completed before Chrisi— Mitchel flying field. L. I.
’mas. ‘_
t The Pilgrim Memorial Fund is in- mu
'corporated by the National Council of. GRAPHOPHONE PLANT "UN" '
(‘onsl‘rxfliioml l‘hul‘chrfi- and ReV- mmxmron'r. September 4.——ilc-
“ illiam H‘ Day. “I l)... of Bridgeport. sumption of work at the Columbia
moderator of the hational Council. is ‘ V _ p

president. Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin. (-ravhorhom‘ (onlvanl hu Mm
liormerly (low-mot oi Connecticut. is by about 1.500 day and night em-
a member oi the corporation. undo» ploy”. The “3 i. 1 l' mrmN-t.‘ ,u“
necticut members oi the Commission , . , . . V . ,
of 0m» Hundred are Pmt. Henry w. I“ '8‘“ ”‘ """m‘ “‘“- ‘° “0““
l-‘alnam. Rev. Oscar E. Maurer. I). 1).. more m” ”9"“ made to "M 3"! “"

and Judge Livingston \\'. (‘leaveland lain socalled labor agitators the lane

of Sew Haven; Pool. A. L. lime". and figured in .3“. ML,“ F “j; A
(‘herlesiWelles Gross. oi Hartford;

“’aller B. Lunar, oi Bridgeport. and . - - _ _ __.._
I”. ll I‘l'ait. 0i New Britain.

 

 

Windham county ‘iu liaie the hon» "6“ Me
‘or of opening the intensive campaign.
The appeal will he presented in its m New York Butter &
‘cliurchcs on September H and 2]. and E" ‘1‘ ‘ t

the drin- is to be finished untltin tt-n
tlnys. H. i‘, l.alhtop,n1 \\'tl‘tim.tnlir..
and E. i‘. Morse. m I‘ulnam. are mun-
hers at tho- State (Ia-mission lot llie .
_\\"ilitllt:u‘n nmnly district. ’

27 80. Inn 8t, 80. Here-elk.
Direct receivers e1 nutter.
Baa. Tea. Gales and Cheese
--— ,__. . exclusively. trash every day.
RAISE MOSES FOR ck “to sen-tee assures

CHILD i.\' INDIA you prompt service
-——— Tel 472.

 

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in: =i‘Pn. ll was a.- iollows'. N ’ ' “ " . v
"Th" 5'5” Stamina! Ilimller." F. 5. 1'0”
Job Printing

lnstrumunlaiQuartel “Ri2.-:xc ham-e."
50. Wave”

\‘iolt‘n, H. L. Srhusllnn; "cello.
__._._,__.. ——_.J_._.,-_‘

Frank .\Iill0*i': flutt‘. II. ArnoLd. pin
no. MINI A. law.
"THE SAPPHIRE” i

Piano Solo -Miss Ill-Him Johnson.
(a) Community Singing "Tlle' Roseol
No Man's Land." (1)) ‘(‘ello Solo~

"Berri-use" (Childmtll Frank Mil-

; l-r: Miss Dorcas Miller, accompan-
ist. (cl Vocal Selection -H. l. Se-
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Address! Mrs. Richard ijletz . . ‘

l-‘luo- Solo—r2. Arnold. Birthstone for Sentesnber
(intermission). . . “h A ,

Vocal Sek—ctiono-rhlts. Daniel “'t-ed. A made“ born en “Em '

lnsttumenisl Quartette. leaves

i'iano Sol0v Mm, slit-t» Lew. Are rustling in September’s .

\'.olin Solo— H. 1.. Sebastian. 3m !

(all Instrumental Quartet. (1)) Vocal
SfIPc'tion «Mr. I-‘iske‘. (cl (‘ommu-
nity Singine—"Tlii “'0 Merl Austin."

Musical I)Il‘t(lt\l‘ H. l.. Sebastian.
Standard.

The address by Mrs. Tjader. of Toke-
nvke, use \vry interesting. dealing
with child lite in India. and a letter
which she rmlu from the head of one
ofllie American schools in that coun-‘
.lry added ninth valuable intomiation
as no the ne'eds oi the children and
.child widoie there.

Al intermission l‘el'l'e'hmeuls of ice;
cream and caie were served by the
young ladies of “‘est Norwaik.

COLORIAL FESTIVAL
ON,WEST AVE. LAWNS'

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A sapphire, on her brow should

bind;
Twill cure diseases of tile mind. 3
GIFTS :

Uur prestht stocks arc tillui
to overflowing “lib helpful
suggestions.

euvmo in “rent ;

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._A_t BRAND'S é
JEWELERY AND OPTICAL é

'srone
SOUTH NOIWALK

 

 

 

 

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.«eluunuee from can one}.

. Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

Our Domestic Department

Is the headquarters for all gredes’of Muslim, Pillow Cases, Sheets and Table Linen all at phi . ,

l 1 - A New Stock oi Outing flannels

”It, seer. 4. 1919 l

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Ai'special Line of Reliable Ginghams 35c yard

 
 
 

 

H. Krieger 8: CO.

SHOWING 0? FA LL

CLOTHING FOR MEN.
m, BOYS AND cmLs.
cannon ACCOUNTS
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Reminders

IDEAL PRU IT JARS.

a dos. ......... EEK
Pints. a. doe. .......... 90c
LIBBY‘S CONDENSED

III-Luau .......... 13C

ABACORE TUNAPISH,
lergesisecencuttoz...15c

new '8 WHITE FLOAT-
ING SOAP cut to 4 hrs .50

FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY

2bsn9c

30A?

A. STULL
24 Cottage Street -
East Norwalli

 

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REDUCED race on sis.
was. earns. .

 

 

 

Minerva Nash, Mrs. Lester Hyatt. Mrs. ‘ -
Prentiss, Mrs. v. Lingan, Mrs. \'. Dart-.3
son. Mrs. T. M. Andrews. Mrs. S. R.-
\\'eed. Miss Kate Bartram. }
Refreshment and Ice (‘ream Tablesl
--(‘,hairmnn. Mrs. B. M. Andrew's:
Miss Clara Hill, Miss Helen Curtis;
Mrs. “'. H. Swords, Mrs. George IL?
Noxon. Mrs. George S. Kendall, Mrs?
Edward Olmstead. Mm. A. Merwin.‘
Mrs. Charles Quintard. Miss Sarah'
Lewis, Miss F. C. Raymond. ,
(‘andy Table—Chairman. Mrs. E. G.’
Huntington; Miss Clai'a‘xlaples.’ Mrs.
Catherine Garner. Miss Daisy 1. Hoyt.
Mrs. Stanton Pole}; Mrs. Wm. Jones."
Mrs. D. H. Miller. Jr.. Mrs. A. Hamib
lion, Mrs. l2.~'l‘. Day. Mrs. P. L. Lum-
' on. Mrs. \Y. R. Mathews; Mrs. Louis
illitrlman, Miss Helen Swain. t
Cake Table—Chairman. Mrs. George‘
:\\'. Carroll: Mrs. J. M. Coburu. Mrs. 0,.
Swans. Mrs. Leo Davis. Mrs. K. P.’
Hunter. Mrs. E. G. “‘ilkeneon. Mrs.
George chanan. Mrs. E. Tolles. Mrs.
l.-H’all. Mrs. E. G. .Gorham. Miss G.
Climo. Line. 1‘. Nash, Mrs. SJL. Clary,‘
_-Mrs. C. Ambler. .L
l .Myetery Table and Side Attractions“
fChaiman. Mrs. Morton “0C8“.
lmd; Mrs. Wilfred BodWell. Mrs.
lnry Newman, Hrs. Catherine “'iirn '

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‘IXJSDOX. Sept. L—Leon Hf

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JACOBY’S‘ ,. -

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Fall

DRESSES. '

: In Fashion’s Favorite Fabrics
OurDressespoesees en unmistakableeirot dis;
tinction, in draped, straight line in tunic mod-
els, elaborately embroidered. beaded or besid-
trimmed, embodying style, quality and low

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