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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 18, 1919 · page 12

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fimdhe’llgety‘ousurea

You might crack a safe or
robabaslrandgetmywith
that but non can’t postpone
thewinter byweln'inga straw
ht. Am! you can’t bewsrm
. and cosy when cold weather
gains cox ‘rol unless you feed
» !the turn; :owith its . daily
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Axes That Cut

ARE THE onus TO BUY
We Sell Them

Even if the war is over that is
to reason why you should not
conserve. Coal. like everything
else: is high in price.

Collect the scrap lumber and
"God that is lying about. Chop
I up and fill your cellar before
filter comes. .

Call on us for
Axes, Hatchets, Siws and Saw
Bucks

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

. Albert I). Morgan
COAL
Wood & Grain
Devine Bros.
I. Sesm'ew Ave. and First St.

TEL. 53

 

 

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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4.2 Water St.
hono1215.5. 80.Norwalk,0t.
“new Parts, Starter and

Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases

. .1 . Stewart Speedometer Parts
:12 Iooony Gasoline and Kerosene
3;. Into Supplies, Tires and Tubes

_ G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.

 

 

 

A COMPLETE LINE
, of the
Famous Maillard Brand of
7 CANDY
.‘bsolutely Fresh.

: 'i‘. L. HAMILTON

5.qu at. Telephone 125.

Try a. Box.

 

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.ood's with Mirror.“ ‘_Z 7

: . Afi76rafl : Roofing ,
“will; Mtsnd‘the‘omy suitable roof that, mj
b-s—mt on up: one neon-m mm men
1‘ n ‘ . ‘ ww~ ' . 7 "Jr
Ms u even. for notice: noon.
Whatwillsroofoost? Plessestste whiehyoupneierrand
”it’ll settheauswerst ones.

The Hatch & Bailey'Co.

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
S'I'ROHBEBG- CARBURBTOBS

CHANDLER sxx - cannuc mom
wnrrs: 'rRucxs
WELDING up ammo

Vaast Bros. Garage

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

 
 
 

 
 

 

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remember the tens of. thousands who
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, 7 qho boys .

' ' ' sh the peri' _ golfithoorneiest‘war
lithe m.“ the world. . ’
' “Your entrance into Franco;

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bers' and sum d in daring the runs. t
enthusiastic prophecies, was the most-
impressive" spectacle in all the annals
of'wsstsre‘firor aunties hastened to
the aid of‘that'strickeu' but 'defiant
country in a way and to a degree nev-
«er before'witnessed and which has no
parallel in the record of nations of this
or any other age. A little more than
in Year later, with a purpose which
never (altered and a skill which never
failed. the United States had accom-
plished its mission: and-when the day
of armistice dawned. it had won the
admiratidn and held the confidence, es-
teem and affection of every country of
the earth whose people loved justice.
revered liberty and honored manhood.

"Uponthlat- day, the, name and fame
of the American soldier and the na-
tion of his allegiance had risen to the
highest» point ever attained in the
cause of humanity. May the Ruler of
the Universe help us to maintain.
through all the stormy years to come.
the respect and faith which you and

 

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your gallant army so magnificently
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. 'INCREA SE
Not in price, but in the regu-
Euz‘qiuipment of Prest-O-Lite
_ manufacturers now '
equip their cars with
. PresLO-Lite Batteries.
:Wje have one to fit your car.
IRWALK STORAGE
' BATTERY CO.
, 72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Phone

1% "Get acquainwd"
he New York Butter &
East Market
3'ro. m st. ea. Hamlin
’ V rem of Butter,
‘ Tea, Coffee and Cheese
. ely, fresh every day.
auto service assures

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[lot Weather Dresses for Women & Misses

townThe handsome“: collectionand the largest assortment in
PRICED VERY MODERATBLY

SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS

of the better kind. It you wish the best in tub and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop. q W

.The Paris Cloak and Suit House

muons."-

Speakcr Gillctt followed:

'thn One of the marshals of Lou
its XIV... he said. “came to fake farc-
lwell of his sovereign before leaving
for a campaign. the fricndly monarch
said to him: ‘Go and light my battles
and i will protect you against your
enemies at‘ homo] to which the blunt
soldier rcplicd: ‘Sire, i would prefer
that you should protect me from my
friends. i can protect myself against
my cnomicfl.‘ And i wonder if our dis-
tinguished guest. under thc constant
tire of l1‘Cl-Dlihns. and rcvivws and

 

33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Elgin Creamery

59c BUTUER 59c

F : ’ ‘ ' ‘ "
rcsh W ester-n Eggs ..................... ooc doz.

 

American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
Pure Lard ................................ 33c lb.
Compound Lard . . . .' ...................... 30c lb.
Best Blue Rose Rice ...... 15c lb.
3 rolls Toilet Paper .' ......................... 10c

Combination Coffee. like best you ever drank 29c lb.

Standard Butter & Egg Stores

12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK

 

 

Beckmann’s Grocery
Quality-Economy-Groceries

30c size Instant Postum '
Nucoa Nut Oleo the world’ .................... 2§c
. _ s best. . ...... - -
N o. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. lb . . . . . . """ 2;:
Very Best Creamery Butter. lb. ........ 64c
gelnz Cooked Spaghetti. can ....................... 20c
B:mubell s Beans in. tomato sauce ....... 2 for 25¢
B st Connecticut Onions ........... . . 2 lbs. for 11c
rand 3 Al Sauce. per bottle ..... ' 28c
Gold Medal Flour. 24 1-2 lb. has: .......... $1 80
GoldMedalFlour.lZlb. bag 92c

Buy your Bread. Cakes. Sugar Buns. Rolls. Etc..
at \Vhlte House Breadery. next to

Beckmann’s Grocery

83 Washington St. Phone 1405.

 

compliments to which he is exposed.
will not fccl likc praying for protect-
ion against his friends. ('crlainly. he
needs none against his one-mics. for in
this country lu- has nonc."

Aftcr paying tribute in tlic mcn of
tho American Army. Speaker Gillett
said. turning to (lcncral Pct-siting:

"(if all lllc details of your noncrul-
ship and your stratcgy; “0 art- not
now qualificd to judge. "Rut wo do
know that you worc gloriously suc-
i‘t'ini'lll. And no know that you had
abundant opt‘ralion for :lolln: mis—
takes, You \vrrn- surloundcd by pit
falls. Far from your time rmncnt. iv,
a ion-inn land, you hut in n-ly Him.
.yoursrlt‘. l'Zvon in wlml you said you
must hc prudent, you must not ill-pic
train your :lllivs whil- \mdicalinz your
own (‘OllniL‘ Thfll‘f‘ “m: cvcry chance
for crl'lu's llut, <i1‘. If you lnluln' lllcm,
wither in policy in slatcnu'nL w.»
how not luzud oi lllclll, . . You
ll:i\0' wound to or not only .‘i \lll‘i‘i‘r‘fi
illl ucnl‘rul bondin: all his L'lt'nl pow
crs. without li|\'lll' and without lcnie-u
i y. IQ tho Olll' xi: In pul'posv of victory.
but you han- also so-culvd :l \\l>t‘. d..~'
cru-l. rrslruincd. .:n*->i;html man .\nd.
sir. i may add. that to {hour of ll~ who
knew you. ii if win-shim: but not Fill-
prising to find that ullcr all lilv 5“.
promo power. 11w high station. tho
loldly a>§(l(‘llll('s and the unslinti-d
conlplimcnls to “lilt‘ll you llavc horn
accustomcd, you lmvo dmclupvd ncie
lllcr urrocam-c nor affortation. but
that you have conic lmck as you went
away. modest. straightforward and un-
spoiled."

'l‘hc forum-r rvsolulion of thanks was
then prcsonlcd the gcncral by former
Spcakcr Clark. who said:

“(lcnvruL you commanded mom up it
than any olhcr American soldicr cycr
rommandcd moro, \\'c hop-3. than any
olhcr Amo'rican will rvcr ~ommand.
for cvcly sun:- and patriotic Amcrican
most foncntly hopes that our coun-
try. so tavorcd by hcaven in all that
makes for true manhood and woman-
hood. will never be involvcd in anoth-
cr war.

"Your singular l'orlunc has given
you command of troops on three conti-
nints. America. Asia and Europc. in
the Word War . by universal
:u'claim. your conduct was superb and
makes onc hundrcd and ten millions
of Amcricans proud to claim you as
our countryman. Of all your actions,
tho one for which wc arc most l‘I‘O-
roundly grateful and for which we 'm‘.‘
you bcst. was that you strongly and
triumphantly insisted that you and
your men would fight only as an Amer-
ican Army and not merely as "Pplacc-
lllPlll troops for British, Frcnfh. liai-
iflns 0r Belgians. 'l‘hat frat \“as the
acid test of your robust Americanism.
it caused all our hearts to swell with
lncft‘able pride and entitled you In our
t-lcrnal gratitude. . .

 

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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials

STEAK COD .................................... 24c lb.
BOSTON BLUE FISH ............................ 180 1b
\‘ HADDOCK .................................... 120 lb

THE BEST OF CANNED FISH
Crab Meat, Shrimp, Salmon, Sardines, Tuna. Fish, Mari-
nated Herring and Blasters.

 

Schallze’s Sanitary Marketa

Gifted sum License No. 17.903.
All.

 

 

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bc contort-Pd only for extraordinary
services in tho hold. in appreciation
of your Scrviccs. the Congress. voicing
the sentiments of the American peo-
l’l". have contorted on you in perpet-

_10 the Republic. . .~ .

. words:

. [The thanks of the American peo-
ple and of the Congress of the United,
,Statcs are due and“ hereby tender--
ed, to General John 1.. Pershing. for;

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perfect fit!» warn-mp.

rouow';
.-. by' an army which exceeded, innum-l

uity the cxlramdinary rank of full A pure and delicious drink,
Gcnt: ral—wthv highest military lignor A lb ' 31c
wn in our powcr to bestow. an in ' """"""""" ‘
honoring you we tccl that we arc hon- QUAKER CORN runs
offing ourselves. Cut to .............. 9c pkg-
“ln addition to the permanent Gen‘ IDEAL FRUIT JARS
cralship, the Congress has leudm-ed Quarts 95¢
you. individually, and to your officers, """"""""
>- and _mcn en masse. the thanks of the “so“ FRUIT JARS
"American people and nf the Congress Pints ................. 85c
of the United States—a rare honor In? KIBKMAN‘S WHITE FLOAT-
itssclf conferred in our entire history ING SOAP ...... 4 bars 250

on only a very few oi'our distinguish-y
Cd citizens for extraordinary services

"The resolution of thanks is in these;

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League of Nations and thereoy control
the League's action?
: Answcr.
lcd to assigning six votes to self-gov-
crninn portions of the British Empirc
was th‘al they have in cficct, in all but
foicign policies. bccomc autonomous
sclf~ncncrninz statcs. their policy in
all but foreign affairs bcinz independ—
vnt of the control of the British Gov-
crnmcnt and in many respects dissimi-
lar from it. But it is not true that tho
British Bmpirc can outvotc us in the
Lcnnuc of Nations and therefore con-
lrol the section of the Lcaauc, bo-
rausc m cvcly mailer cxccpt the ad-
mission of no“ int—‘lllbi‘l'F in llll' Loan:
in, no action can be lakcn willloul tho
concurrencc of a unanimous who of
lllt’ n-prvwnlalhcs ’ot the stzlics.
which :ll'c mcmhl-rs oi the (‘ouuciL so
that ill all math-rs of action. the at-
tirmaliu- \olc of llu- l'nltcd Status is
norv»;uy and o-quivalcnt to lhc unitcd
mm- of the» l'cprcscnlativcs of the- soy-
I'Nl pails ol lllc lll'lllill Empire). Tllc
unllul \olrs of lllw scrotal parts oi llll'
llrilish l-Impin» cannot (disc! or incl"
(‘Ullll‘ Illl‘ \nl" of lllI' l'nitt'il Staics.
2. Is it truc that undcr thc Lcauuc
'1! Nazions ion inn countries can onicr
tllo- St ndin: ot .\nlcl'uan troop< lo fol
1'.L'.ll t'nllllil'il'.~'.’
.\ll>\\n'l’ ll l.~‘ not
count-pm lo lil-lt‘l'llllll"
is in no “lsc impairs-d.
:‘.. \\'h:ll print will tho Lt-uuuo
.\';uloll~ lluvc in allllrr lot-\uudim: or
llllltli‘llll: llu- llllul l“ Hol'atlon ol
Shaman; lo (‘llinai‘ \\'ll:ll l-l‘fvct will
lm- lA‘iiL'llt of .thldillS havw- in prv
\v min: llll‘llli'l spilliulioll oi (‘lnnu
and tho ulwoualzon of all \lll‘ll >pc-ciu?

The
suvll

light of
mutton

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Inivili'm-s no“ q-njoyrd lll (‘llinu ll)
lormun counlrics‘?
.\n~wrr. Tllt‘ Leaguc of Nations

will llli‘l’ a \my pow. rful cflt-(‘l in tor
wardm: the final l‘vFlUl’flllUll oi' Shun-
lung: to (‘hinm and no (lllli'l‘ .nslru-
mentality or :lclion mu bv suhsmmwd
which could bling; that rcsull about,
The authority of lhc Leasuc will. un
dcr .\l‘liclc Till. lu‘ constantly dirccl»
cd toward salvguardmz lhc lclrilorial
illlcgl'ity and political indcpvndcncc of
('llinn. it will. therefore. absolutely
prcvc nl lllc llll‘llli'l' spolialion of China.
pl'olllnlv lllo- rcsloralion to (‘hina of
thc Fl'\'l'l':ll pl'i\llr:cs now ion: enjoy
cd by l(ll"l_L'n counlrics. :md usulrc
(‘llinu of the colliplvlion of the proccw
by which Shanlunz “ill presently hc
returned to llt'l‘ in full sovereignty. in
lhc past lhmc has boon no tl'bunal
\‘chich could bc rcsorlcd to for any of
these purposes.

i. is lllPl‘c anything in the League
of Nations" covenant or the Pract-
Trcaly which directly or indircctly, in
any manncr. imporcs on the l‘nilcd
States any obligation. moral or other
wise, oi" the sliulllcsl character to sup
port England in any way in case of l't'
‘volt in lrcland‘.’

Answer. There is not, ’l‘lp- only
guarantee containcd in the covcnunl
is against external aggrcssion. and
those who framed the covenant \verc
scrupulously careful in no way to ir-
lcrferc with what they retarded as

 

A Few Weekly
Reminders

ECONOMY BRAND COFFEE

 

puns: cmsa VINEGAR,
A gal. ................

A. STULL
24 Cottage Street

 
 
 

4- ‘ UNITED STATES-

The consideration which.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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BOYS' C
DRESSES. HATS AND SHOES

 

 
 

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- Of Latest Models

With theicelnng of- cooler weather we call especial attention to our new line of Costs for
: ladies and misses. Only a personal inspection will prove What wonderfully stylish and de-
sirable garments they are, and a most cordial invitation is extended to all interested to come

LOTHES AN l) SHOES

con onus
Hiah Low Stilts Free with
ase $5.00 or over.

H. KRIEGERE: CO.

 

tho sat-rod rights o' soil-dotcrmmmWm

.3. \Ylml vl‘l‘ccl. .l‘ any. “ill ll-w
i.l‘ii;_lli‘ of Nations" counanl hle- 1‘-
(llllv r hind: rim: or Im-lh- rm; 'lw
causc oi lllrll ll't't‘llillll'.'

Anson: It “as no! posmblv ‘ur
Ilw l"'al'¢' (‘tmi‘cl'cnf'c to .lt'l “till H
can! in llw willdrY-u'minalion w :my

ll l'l‘lil'lll s «act-pt lhilfii‘ “hit-h bad in-
lonun'd lo lllc tlcl‘culcd Ill’ll'll‘P>. but it:
ill" con run: of llll‘ imaguc of Nations.
ll has Ml up, for llu- fil‘sl um: . in «vii»
«ll' l‘Zlu-un. u forum hrltnv which .ll‘
<l:lim~ cl .u l: d. l- lulu-Minn \\‘llll h uvc
likv-ly to disturb lllc peace of the
world or the good utldi‘rsinndinp h-
mmn nations upon which lllc pmu-
ol llit‘ wolld ll' pr mis. can in tumulu

SKELTON ESTATE MUST PAY.

Juduo- .lolln ll. lloolll. nl llN i'olli
lilon l‘lvus couxl, lmodml down A Ill ..
slon )trl'lillly m llll of Hull”)
\\';lllc-l‘. oi Brooklyn. alaninrl iiitllil‘il
i-‘, Skvllon. oi limivn It‘llflll'll’l; Jud;
mom for lilo plaintiff to recover
SITSHIT. Iltilllaul'N and costs. Tlu Him
“as lll‘tlllllll on lllt mound 4.1 Illtlilil
min-ass ill 1h.. 1min oi .l p-omkxo‘
nnlv ulchli bi‘i‘dlll" llllt' on Anvil. 191-}.
Mid Ilium \\lll<‘h payment u.-
llliiti".

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MME. JEAN NE'ITE

South Norwalk‘s Leading
Corsetierre & Glover
56 80. MAIN ST.

A visit to our store will prove

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IS VERY

APT TO BE

0F SATIN
—or if of wool, is sure to
drape a heavy silk cord
with tasseled ends, about
its waist, and trim itself
with braid.

Brown and black
Frocks present themselves
in such winning fashions
as to take away some of
the erstwhile favoritism
of navy.

There are many pleas-
ant new features about

these Frocks—trim ings

ing necklines many of which
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The New

ACMD’S;

SHE \NANTS TO HELP C'NERS

Mix A II \‘ulln l: I' l' ’_... \t. rm,
\ «‘ urvilw l mun-vi ~,i. .5. ...l.v
‘\'t?l‘<\ l“ll< flint" il in“ l": urn-tin -
Yll l“ V’Nl“'\‘ i 3.“: Ii¢"\l-l 'Jv‘n W”
“\‘r I‘)I;‘I§(‘ tnhlkn ¥l=i~ ~l.‘f. lo- .J .aa
l “.mr :l‘c p. nplc . \vlyull. '- 'r wmw
of 'hnm ‘lnmv lurk. w - ‘m 1"NF.
YI:f'H‘v—>Hlvlm .\.\_ mm! :il\ N
'-‘-‘d" in: l'n. :lli‘ In-‘m ;-‘|u.\ - " .' "u-
bllll‘v \'~ .l-li j-lmldol llll‘ 'u ’ “elm-.111
;- Fl" .lv l-‘olt y lx’idm _\~ l‘-"-- ~'.. ... :l:»
.n uvak Illnlilli1|l\ liltil"_\* . l 6 Mode
.1. r S'l’lIJSUN l‘ol\\‘l’l l. “H NPR-
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GIFTS !

Lavalucr’s. Neck Chains. Ercoc’-CS.

Eardrops. Lockets. Baby Pins, Fo-
sarves. Bracelets, Lad-(’5‘ Cubw'd
Chm-as. Hearts. Crosses Rope.
La Tcuska Pearls. Bracelet W:. t?!—
(s. Etc.
GIFTS l

coo Buttons, Stickpvns. Tic Cia as.
Fcbs. Vest (Shams Charo—.5 C..,.r_
(ttc Cascs. Cigar Cutters Pct » '1
Knives. Stone and Signet Finns.
\‘Vrtches. Clocks, Alarm C'c-J-e.
etc.

BUYING IN SAFETV

At BRAND’S

JEWELRY AND OPTYCAL
STORE

SOUTH NORWALK

 

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