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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 12, 1919 · page 12

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IMPOSSIBLE

When the stormy clouds are
(abet-mg and the frost is on
till corn, wbn the snappy air
‘2; intimates as first you greet
the morn, it. is then your con-
fidence troubles you if your
conl‘snotinthebhneeSir
Winter's coming down the
pike and he‘ll get you sure es
4 You might crack a safe or
rob“ a 13.22:): and get away with
that but you can't postpone
.the wink by wearing a straw
list. And you can‘t be warm

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Art-Craft Roofing

'Bee: tifnl. pernnneng'snd the only suitable roof that can

hrntaruzomtheoldssm. Call and exam. 1t
«cum a

ail-um Mthe n; w. Jani'lle o. Booting. ,
Mmiorthmmptsmedwnglu ,
Agents as well. for Denver Board.

What will a root cost? Pluse state which you prefer end.
you'll get the answer-stance.

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

 

 

and cosy when cold weather

 

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no.

POLNQY OF E. S.
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sonal viewson service-hills embodyfljafl
'the future military policy of the Unli-
led States which is now under consldg'
‘eratlon by the Senate committee. 1! ,

“The national executire committee . '
mgested these names to Senator

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

ris: ram ; at Hyatt

Norwalk’s Issuing Dry Goods Store

 

 
 

 

Wadsworth with the distinct unlit-rt;
standing thnt members who appear be;
More the committee will testify solely:
'in their citing capacity as individuals
and not as spokesmen o: the American;
I Legion The American Legion. es the
national organization of American vet-I
Icrans or the recent World War, will I
not take any stand on the future mill-5 ,
tary policy or the country until that
stand is determined at the first nation-l
al convention in Minneapolis. on No
I’Vember 10 ll and 12.

 
 
 

Our military policy will be one oft
the most important questions tor dis-
.cuasmn at the Minneapolis t-onven I

 

gains cor r01 unless you feed

 

 

t'flléfumeewith—its daily l
share oft Oal. ' f
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sAxes That Got

ARE THE ONES TO BUY

BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALX AND. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX - CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS -
”WELDING AND BRAZING

Vaast Bros. Garage

more: 1350 and zen. , l2 CHESTNUT st. to. NORWALK-

tion. Whitmr plan is recommendedt
:by the American Legion will come only :
after full and free discussion. based on -
Ithe experience borne of the conduct ,
of the recent war 3
1 ”In finally determining upon a III-ox»? ‘
er policy we believe that not only Con-‘
areas but the country at lame “'ng ’U
heed any suggestions emanating from.
;the four million. eight hundred thou l ’
sand ex-servlce men who served ant
‘titizen-soldiers‘dnrlng the war and"
therefore know well the good points

 

A New Line of Separate Dress

BUNGALOW; APRONS AND 30“! DRESSES

 
 
 

Skirts.

Up-to-dntevmodell of serge or poplin that are sure to meet wfth favor.

We'heve a big and varied stock that vq'lI appealto every hmnzewfic. .
moron Infienrunnnnwun - '
For men, women and children, and lnany mOtkls of Shirts. Drawers and Onion Suits.
simrac'rosr sonooL srocxmcs ron BOYS um onus is... .. w

 

as well as the ahortoomii‘llzs “like“ Y ' 1 ‘3—

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opinions of men in allot the.
service who participatodm In Ina war

 

 

. We Sell Them l

 

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will be carefully considered."

,present military system. and that the

 

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Even if the war is over that. is.
,lo'reasmru'hy you should nut
I. 'einiscrve. Coal. like'cverything
". one, is high in price.

._ Collect the scrap lumber and
“ed that Is lying; about. C lIrIp
itip and fill your cellar before
rcomes.

Call on us it!
he, Hatchets,_ Saws and Saw-r ~
Bucks

 

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' town;

. The Paris: Cloak . and Suit

Hot Weather Dresses lor' Women &~Misses .'

The «handsome-t collection end-the largest. mat. in

razozn vnnY nonmmr
srncm snowmc or www.mnxms

a: the better kind. If you wish timber in qnafity “4- work.
mansln’p then visit the Pm: shop. ’ ' - ' '

so soon! IAIN u.

adulthood—Tm“ tro- Pnge' One):

DENIES M EN ARIE ;
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L ( m r 91.?” “(on ("mil-Hm “ I ite Control Scheme Should
e 8 Ir. 0 He “no [In or
denied that two men were belngI Be Buried Be‘ 0M. . fén'duc
held connection with the case. lit-i Hope . »
sh ' not. light that there were luog "II
0"!!! in. but one of them wusl
men-Ices or amen-ems anal WASHJIMSTON Sevi 33.5. The

,ngr tor mamrlmn II “gm-IN Plumb plan [or tripartite (antral of
IIhe raihoede under (lower-nine” oun-
Assistant Slat Alibrne) Pickett 'els‘hip 11“th be "buried beyond all
't‘ano' (My Date-me Tattle spun the bow“ Wit is noglo be made a rally-
enter out or the" alternoou we“. ing point' ior the nationalization of all
do: 1! Walnut Where they in-
out red at Michael Anemone hour-lint:

counsel to:- the undefined industries

 

Albert ll. Morgan ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

.- Device Bros.
Seariew Are. and First St.
TEL. 53

 

 

 

rm: HARDWARE &
Iw'ro SU PPLY 4:0
42 Water St.

the 1215-5. Se. Norwslk, 0t.
"fizeto Parts, Starter and
. ~G’enerator Brushes
1‘1! and Greasee
lent-t Speedometer Parts
IMy Gasoline and Kerosene
to Supplies, Tires and mine

.G. H. Hedenberz. Prov.

 

 

 
 
 

on: Fall line of Ben” we
is now ready for the inspection
of mothers and their sons.

These suite look w,ell and
'-‘they wear as well as they look.
, They are stylish, attractive and

finely tailored. The boys will
like them, and parents will be
delighted-I—pa‘rtticulairly . with
their moderate cost.

For tomorrow-we quote some

extra good values.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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nI‘ \lasmnhusvllfi. declined today be-
fore the House interstate Commeno
'rommlttee considering legislation for
final disposition ot the railroads.

house. which is reported it) b»- :I nice-I3
in; place for a rennin element. B’Ink
owns rooms-0 there? two Iunrs ago.
when maimed by thI- its-"Mm“,
Arms Employ; in Bridgeport. I Mr. Kirk. who also spoke for thr
MW Know ”new“; Mindlerluvens' Association of tweun

The police are em‘,ofing H). find too Rutter. and .Ihe Massachusetts
rselne one .3. ma, Hinton": vwhen -I( be r or L‘ommeice. and the Plumb.
he ILI-ea in Bridgeport Rmfinliy menthol N Bommn- “e 0 WM”
Iioltce; were trying' to chm an aim 1'10“ 3“? '1‘!" WW. l”?- " snfiau-‘m in
mobile thct‘tn' 1,? (Wrath. tum-n had. that it uould bv-enfrt only our Ilass
heih- u an melding; rat Worm :llnd'neny the Socialistlt Ihmn of Hm
Width Anal“ ”Dc-tn mud» in thiet mnernl' public “‘0‘, Th‘ ”Um-Id!
on“ tad now u... y, lhmry -rhmlnudél the plan. he said would b» un-
t some m the automobile stealing mnsIn-uud "tor the benvflt m‘ the mark-
which had conmctjons in Next \mlz;

imighl lune known Blnkouilz.
The odious also cello-d upon hmk ’How A \'8 g .‘l!
I but.
I Gilli 3mm

II.- In bonds in Bridge-,pofi nlItI't

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IhI'iIing tmdl- lum bu-n tinnv -..~inc
Iattory: employ-s hmv bun "mllul
«ing their S"(‘lll‘lll0!. in The puiud «II
yunemploylnenl. it was thought son"
gut lllt’ bonds :ItIlt-n from \Vhilnvy &

t‘ o and which Illnkuullz was F:lll')~'
line when in tilsammmd, might lmn-lAnJ w” RM ‘0 HM“ 8’
lIII-en handful in I. abouts. i lydie E. Phkhn' 3 Vegan“:

Canned—Told
‘ DECIDED TO B,

: .TAKE \V IFE BACK -_________
l TOHIS HODTE rm“! ‘3" N 3 —‘“I count rune

L) on L‘. i‘inlthnm' .r Veg: tel lr (‘I Ir
' round enough for w l‘at

 

 

 

E tt‘nntinued (In Pare Twelve) ., , "5’ h“: done for r

‘ a daughter. She was
months‘ in IIII- Bridgeport Jail. and. I] 15 your: of act. mm
:mm. on sIIt-rmo ~promlsf's {mm the ' sickly and pale and sl «-
-\\Ite tn l‘t'lllflln trim to lwr husband. had to sun} home {nm

M'l’ltlflml stoi the tin w.
She suffered egoric I
{mm bncl ache and
dizdmssndwesm‘th-
cote pain. for thru»
mo 5 she was unmr ‘

and m Saunders In make no further al-
teInI-Is to mum hex-”suspended each
somlvnl‘c tll) Ihv [auxin-[ll of tho I'nsls
Jul Hm case.

.‘ts‘ told in Thr- Sen'tinel. yesieltlay.

 

IVERYTHING IN
' FILING SUPPLIES
'1 Complete Stock of Record

Cards
All Sizes. All Rulings

hdex Card Guides. Folders

Prices submitted on special
filing and prmted work on re-
W

F. L. HAMILTON

. ?. Wall St. Telephone 125. .
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mourn SE ‘ :

Not in price, but in the regu-
fir equipment of Prest 0- Lite

fitter-lee.
equip their cars with

3 5 Prest-O- Lite Batteries.

We héfve one to fit your car.

NORWALK STORAGE
BA ATTERY CO.

 

manufacturers now

11/,“ 2N0. M3513 St.
f‘" South Nor-walk.
...__. Phone

336-2.

 

 

 

 

I
“Get acquainted“

in: New York Butter &

. E22 Market .
9 So. Kain St, So Hamlin.

Dfi'ect receivers of Butter,
Tea, Cofiee and Cheese
- y, fresh every day.

 

 
 

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promo! Dollverv

Get the Habit of‘ Buying Our
Saturday Specials It Pays

45c LUNCH BOXES AT 35c. ROUND WASri BOILERS

t‘aI'IIII'n Hull“? hint-k japannml. All tin; Ingmar Imp, Specialj'l'c
WHlSK an'ooms win: JAR RACKS

Hum] «nullity. 234" size. . . .At 196 Individual style; 1“ Killa)‘ jug

............ At 3 for 23¢;

CLOTHES' LINE REELS

l-m'I zlzrlitle. liter}: .. litii‘t-lglfn SHELF PAPER
2-]??‘1-1’3") ”m filth-"11.55" \YIIlI rant-y nice: 5 yards in a
‘ ‘l In ‘1} """"""" t c packnut; I’vgulal' Sc per pack-
25r ALUMINUM cups AT We. "'4“- 3"““11331

Good quality: larze size:

FRUIT JAR FUNNELS
AluIIIinum. live ........... At St:

TABLE TUMBLERS
Heavy quality. Could be used
for jelly. Saturday. .6 for 19¢

ALARM CLOCKS
le'ktl plated: 200d lime keep-
ers: recular $1.69. . . .At $1.49

TANGLEFQOT FLY PAPER
10 double sheets per package;

.......... 3 packages for 12¢
BLANCHING BASKETS
“'il'e: small size: I'ezulal' 490.
Saturday ............. At 39c

TOLEDO STEAM COOKER
(‘ans Fruit and Vegetables
quickly and easily: will cook
an entire meal on one burner;
regular $11.50. Saturday,
.................... At $10.49

ALUMlNUM SAUCEPANS

legular 100‘ SatuI-daV. 2~quart capacity: long handles
........... 3 nackaqes for 25c and covers: regular 31‘19'
‘ Saturday ............. At 95c

JELLY GLASSES
“'ith tin covers: large size.
Salurday only. . ..54c dozen

MASON FRUIT JAR TOPS

$1. 79 COFFEE POTS AT $1.29
Nickel plated: 2-quart size

GEM CAKE PANS

 

Rerulm 39c aturday onh. \ll iI';on deep: regular 89c...
................. 29: dozen SatuIdaI............. At 77c
Albert F. Gehebe
lT'S HERE lF lT'S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 251WASIINCI0N SE.

8e. Moment

‘Airs. Shnpim lt-ll her home anti llua
hand n BIookhn. and, after a lengthy
torIe'sIIondence with Saunders, uh»
rill hid tll\(ll(ld. I‘tlulntd to him
brincin: their little daughter and the
Shapiro furniture», and they have been
liIing “mother and continuing a
--;tiotlI m; and dyeing business at 59
“am SW?“ -, ‘ . myrrind iotryit. She
\IuI Shapiro had caused their er ‘I' I‘M” his tasks-n five bottles ‘
I'Ist. tlIt‘Iv “as a long conit‘rence bf.“ of]. Itdh E. Pinkham s \(getnblt Com~ !
touch the man antl‘wli‘e at the uptown pound and doesn t complain any more
police station. :Ind,Iwhen as a com- uith herback and suit-aching. Sheba
plainins Wilness, he made his slate— Izemedlnvteigbt and lktlFl’lI'Uth bettel

the doctor? cm and-
got no better thugs

complaining about htr ‘
,. luck and side nailing so
I did I t know “hat to.
do. lrudinthepepcrs
shout. \nur wonderfull
medmre so i made up

 

llli III In the court. “his good appear- lrtco‘lImendl.}I§ IaE. l‘ml ham 5 \t‘lzv- ‘
ant-c. lo“ pitched \oire and earnest table (ompound to all mothers and
manner llPtIply inlprpssed all who ’laughtcrs.” -- Mrs. M. .Fl‘ttlflli, 516t
heard him. lie added to his l’PQlK’Sl ‘13“? Awe. Brooklyn. 5-3. I

For spuiai mine: In n card to Hull ‘,
ilmcnts “rite to lv‘u Is. 1:3.
‘ie-Jirinc (‘..o L) on. Mass.

2'0 PEOPLE WHO CHAFE

OI tl’ one hum’. red tho' °a' d {for} .t in l‘wis '

"lllllYT but [tend f‘;t In: N er‘. on
all was when exelything had been at! we Wynn“ ri ”aft" G. ( ... Li and

justed. Shapilo approached his Wile 1“”?‘3-‘wfl' s “$\l;(s(‘¢micrt Powmr.
and. solemnly withdrawing the “9d 2* ~.t \I'nd .- I. I Lu (3: .5: a: res. 'l in

for :I suspendui sentence. a elilllflr‘
II‘on that his wife would remain true
and hear him children. as I'equirt’d b)
the Jeulsh faith. and then blamed hlr
11. other in~law toI causing mole of the
tumble than Saunders.

I’USSibh the most thematic sv'rni‘ 0T

1 InklIam

 

 

ding I'. n2 of heI tanner husband from row .‘l’rt. ~

hel finger. Ieplaced it with the OM‘: ' 2’” ' " ”W31: Cc..lloeton,l\lass.
she had left behmd when she deserted

‘him.

TIRES
ALL STANDARD MAKES
FIRSTS AND SECONDS
_W L EFFRON _
AGAINST THE TREATY or pE-ACE. 3 Rowan St. East Nor-walk.
Tel. 441 Tel. 441

All three 9an departed seeminsh
on the best (ll telms fm 59 Main
FUN’L ‘0 adlust the matter of the le-
tum ol the t‘umiture. ‘

 

 

COLUMBY’S. Ohio, SQDL 12—41950-
lotions oppoéing‘ ratification 11! the
l‘rI'ted States at the Peace 'lreiuI' -
'its present iorm were adopted almost
unanimously here today by delegates
attending the annual encampniem 0’
the L-‘IrInd Army or the Republic.

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REDUCED PRICE ON ALL t
WALL PAPER -
Lowest price on -all Ready
Mixed Paint, Enamel. Brushes.
Window and Windshield Glass.
' All: our price on painting and
P3P“ WI-

 

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BRICGEPORT MAN ARRESTED.

BRIDGEPORT. Sent. Hf'Llosemt 1’
ll:- mm was arrested today. charged
with obtaining S" .300 under this: not

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

I teneee. and was held Wt bonds 0.
[$1 500 for trial.

 
 

 

3 IA. cor-ism

THE PLUMB PlAN

Ether J. Rich Says Tripart-l

industry EngrJ Rich. tI-ampomvfsn‘

v0.m-——....... .— __ ._._.._......7 -. .L-

“PPS Whlk‘ ”It" I'Ublli' .ith can have when ”le (an #0! (hot.
i"'“ ”‘1‘ 0f 10"" Iwhole and mow by aoljur- I'm. ”MP
The ~roatost dt‘lt‘t'l ”l the plan he‘ no “agent"
’declarcd . is that tw—othirds' represcn 1
[union alren the walkers and railroad SINGLETON GETS TH’RSV {D‘flltV’fi
officers on the proposed Mtge fix: a: Hubert Singleton t-olore "F "N
board would tnahlu tht Workers to Raymond street. allested on A213,}
"dominant ‘ the board and fix their 37th on a charge oi assaulting: “ It:
own wastes regardless of revenues Robinson. an aged jun}: dealt It); whlt‘II
with tho nubllc to si mi any lesuliabfimond FWL and holding ‘

 

 

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lam-rs man on the ground whlli‘ two days :3;
"The author (If the lvlan.‘ said Mr.- ”mm" “E'KCkpga‘l‘liT' “:2; “gm”:
belch. "claIms (hue would be an in '0 30 days jg 5%‘the CHEM“;

cvntlwt {or clinical operation becausejtlwlg" flames“. Yam}! 91‘0“» Mum

'uer} “orkrr would bt’ entitled to a superior 00?: x it tifis Will'- “V"

Shale III lllt suxplus But alter the‘da‘ fishnet)?“ I,“ sentomrwas

employee had helped themselves to- “M’d' e

the) Well.

In
what want-s Iluy wanttd does anyone imposed 'itho'iittnggg; f
lekW!‘ the": would be any Bumlns‘! mom? 01' 3N “

~Wh\ should the employee caré to ac-I'
tumulaie u surpltls, one-halt or which} '- ' 9' ‘ 5""“el West‘f:

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BOYS CLOTHES AND SHOES
DRE-28.. ES. HATS AND SHOES
‘ roaches . .
.A nair of Hixh Low Stilts Free with
every Purchase $5.00 or over.

II. ‘KRIGIER esco.

 

 

 

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KNIT A swr: trim
EVERYBODY IS KNITIING A SWEATER. THESE
DAYS. WE OFFER A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF YARNS
'rmssn ARE on saw u

65¢: a BALL.
BABY

MAN TLER’S snap

EMBROIDERY SUPPLIES. norm. SOCIETY PACKAGES.
s r. o. ARCADE. nnmonpon'r.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’ UNITED

EYEGLASS

 

1 SHOPS

l CORRECTING
map DEFECTS [IN VISION

l‘nitcd Spt‘I-lullxls—lllghly skin.“
in all matters pertaining: in 11““
4Vt‘-—-—~\\‘lll‘l every mndt'l'n www-
tltit- appliances at their mnmmuui.
lil'i‘ at your service, to make t‘I'v'l'Iy.
taxi in dl‘tt‘l'IIIIiIII- lllt' condition N
your vycs.

If clussvs arc llt‘l‘tli‘tl «rand Hwy
.I-Is'ltivuly will not he I‘octIIIIIIIt‘IIol-

1E T «3 in any I-asc whore not required
’ ~—\‘ou will he fittml \I'IilI the l‘\;ll~l,
Q lenses to (‘tll‘l‘l‘t‘l IVnIII' pal‘lll'lll:‘i'
. LEWIS I' . ' .' .'
.m. w n... llt tut III \ mun. . .
‘Wiltll the \‘t‘l’y lwsl "Illli‘ln st'l'HI-w

obtainable. Pulled prices are 00“»
sidorahly lower than are charged
in other first glass optical stnI-«uz.
lmoausc the immensity of this (H'-
ganizatiun cifocts many m-I‘IIIIIIIIi-‘~:.'
in whit-ll you slIaI-v.

110 Washington Street
80. Thrall: Conn.

 

 

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