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$2531.! '
Don’t try to repair that
~ RAGE BATTERY by add-
7ucid—-bring the battery to
have the defect remedied
gs BATTERY EXPERT.
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in~a cold and unocmfutsblc m don't'lo it again!
o
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equippedsoeuilywith oursmn wmowszn you’ll
comeinwe'iitollyouwhatit’lloosttomsksyourlwussoom-
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TheHatch & Bailey Co.
' Negotiations which
the J. J. No
player Dulberg. who
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1". nonwam mas
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six
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BOSCH SERVICE ,STATIONg
CADILLAC! EIGHT
t Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT IT. ‘0. NORWALK-
ily from year to year.
Great Thanksgiving Sale ,
A Rare Opportunity _or Bargains 0f
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES
Plenty, to choose from. Come Without delay.
ed pos1t1velv lower—than elsewhere.
We alter free of charge. ~
The Paris Cloak and Suit Hot:
33 South Main St. Established 1901.
Pric /
SC
South Norwalln.’
A real old fashioned
city in a greater degree
years.
tun down batteries, batteries
won ’t work and won’t hold
. “charge," batteries that are
§ 1' . giving trouble can be put
fl rmsr cuss CONDITION
lanai-med to OUR CARE.
Complete equipment and ex-
” work.
Reasonable charges.
,florwalk Storage -
‘ Battery Co.
.72 NORTH MAIN ST.
-4, 336—2. South Norv-alk.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
f. makes, sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month Vial-hint";
sold atS10nermontb.
. PLUMBER.
”TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
retracts Avc.. Bridgcport. Conn.
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0.
CALL
JAFrE & --QH
won't cost more in the begin-
'~;. but, you will gain more in the
' BestElginCreamery butter 650 lb
Eggs. every one guaranteed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c‘doz.
AmericanCheese ‘ 35ch
. . . . 30c lb.
.... 39c lb-
. . 39c lb.
15c pkg.
20c pkg.
25c pkg.
Standard Butler & Egg (:0.
cones-soc
Compound Lard . .
Best Santos Cofi'ee
Best Mixed Tea
Seeded Raisins
Seedless Raisins
New Currants
I on...
I...
LoOOOC‘OOOII one. o c
the old home town, and
NW5.
ly hour last evening.
. the business sections pr
3 holiday appearance up
l'to attend the l
iCraftsmen's dan
' - ,Fourth Se
.Murrsy
walk Armory.
l Trains on the
IDanbury division. while
many extra cars.
ltime. and brought
. this city.
I Rain or snow
;today are the official w
gtlons. but the Weather
, Inot interfere with any
many
-..h
.-.. \Ve buy everything in the line
3 [Junk—especially Second-Hand
rune. . . ...-m;
' TELEPHONE 499.
..oRDERs FOR JUNK
uediately sent for and best
, paid. Phone or send
I
l L. EF F RON
flowan St. East Norwalk.
tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
N o Successors '
"l Specials
. . . ' NEW ORLEANS
1 HIGH SCHOOL
, The spelling w
{December are: Veritie
;mediocrity, immediat
forehand, symptom.
,petitive. Bolsheviki.
, The Mandolin-Club w
day afternoon at 2:20 i
«hearsal or the year. The
.has arrived and the 0
practicing immediately.
5 The most welcome news
.lviin board w
ill
or
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da y.
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g THIS WOMAN FOUND
l
gtrou‘ble. Mlle. G. -Hyde,
:lliich” writes:
,mhmm
Wm.
way for some little time culminated to-
day in the purchase or the Grand Vari- ,
ety store. 23 and :5 Main street. byl.
business in the summer of 1913. The
Newberry Company have a chain of,-
slmllsr enterprises throughout the »
country. but this is their first venture.
in Connecticut. The inventory will be,
completed early next week. when they
will take formal possession and have
already assumed the issue.
When Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. I. 0-
R. M., purchased the Curtis block. ear-
ly in 1913. and made plans for the im-
provement of the building into its pres- ..
ent attractive shape, Mr. Dnlbergleas- t
ed the entire street floor and started ,
the business. which has gnown stead- '
Mr. Dulberg. in confirming the ru-,
in; of the sale last evening, to an
naming Sentinel representative. said
that he would continue to reside in
Norwnlk. at his pleasant home on Wil-
ton avenue, and that he would engage
in the wholesale dry goods business.
of Which particulars would be given
his lllANllSlilllNll
, Will it: llliAl .
mm FESTIVAL
Day. with the children and grandchil-
dren. barking back to the old home-
stead, promises to mark today in this
For one thing. the boys who were in
uniform. a year ago. are now back to
- gmany family reunions of the clans,
who will thus be able to be together
for the first time since the “’orld's
War came, with its troubles and scr-
Notwithstanding the prediction of
higher prices for the Thanksgiving
goodies. prices were not abnormal, and
marketmen. grocers and other provi-
sion dealers report that their stock
was practically cleaned out at
Even the rain 'did not
crowd back. and the sidewalks in all
to about six
o'clock. when everybody hilrriedhome
,i’or a quiet evening with the family. or
coal theatres, or the
ce or that .Of the
parole Company with
Singing Orchestra,
main line and on the
made up of
ran practically, on
and much
esther predic~
will probably
outdoor sports.
NOTES.
ords for the week of
s. armistice,
ely. sanguine. be-
vertebrae.
lub will begin
as that there would be
.no school from “Wednesday until Mon-
Men‘ and women suti’erimz' from
ibackache. rheumatic pains, stiff and
,swollen Joints, lameness and soreness.
,will be glad to read how one woman
tround relief from kidney and bladder
“l have been troubled
with weak kidneys; and several time!
i in the last ten years I had that terrible
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REA DERs:
- VIEWS
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lRecitation—Eurly to Bed
............... Claren
lSong~~Can a Little Child
91 Don't Drink (loll’ee .
Thanksgiving
........... o
Recitation-«Eating Rice
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mending—The Pilgrims ..
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SENATORS SHOULD KNOW PEO-‘Song—LThe rattle. ....
pLE's WISHES. Girls. witho whistling
ment by boys.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: Recitation—Jr
0 May 1, through you, call theuattenf-l _________________
. tion of your readers. especa y 0
those interested in the League at Na_!Readlng-—Our Pm"
(ions. to the effect that the Senate for Song—Thanksgiving .....
our United States should be left in on Rondinlz---Thrifi _____ He]
doubt as to the real desire. of the Reading—Thanksgiving
American people. “’hile there are 1' ...................
many differing ideas concerning the Redwuon_-rh9 main-E
wisdom of the course which has been
pursued and the value of some of the flu
articlesin the League of Nations docu-,
ment, a great number of people ieelj
that a League of Nations should be‘
formed for the maintenance of co
and justice. and that the United States
should have a part in it. If it is the
purpose and desire of the Senate. to
find the best form. under which such
a League may be established. We shall . _
_ali wish thcm god-speed in their en-viPhenii’d from me
deavors. if. however, the question offliscount (“illlam
party politics is looming largest
their minds. they must unfailingly com-l
run a great wrong against the peopleii
of our own country and the people of
than in many
1
‘Re
there will be
....................
an ear-
keep the
ented a. true
ASTOR MUST RETAIN
LONDON. Nov. 26,-wA bil
ed in the House of Com
the undgr which Viscount
at the Nor-
father.
visitors to
A?! THANKgIVING PROGRAM.
West Norwslk School, Edith G. Law—
rence, Teacher
Song—We Thank Thee, Father ...
Mediation-November . . . . . . . . . ..
' ................. Frances Wempe
Henry Von Dwingeio
................ Charlie Ferguson
citation—Mar) and Her Cold.
' Eleanor Smith
he. Little Yank ..... .
. John “'hltney
nnksziving
Emma chus
Steven Lewis
Story . . . .
Joseph Chekn (Chief Samoa-ten
elml'm Forever Blowing Bubbles,
with humming accompaniment ..
Emma Lepus. Margaret. “'arga
_____ ___.. _._.._
mons today
Astor would
have been able to give up his tltlc.
Waldorf)
m;was defeated by a vote of 169 to 56.
-—'l‘rv s Sentinel Want IN
& Hyat
Nan-mire Leading Dry Goods 3‘30“
May" You and Yoflrs
' Enjoy a Real
Thanksgiving Day
. ‘ ' STORE CLOSED 700‘ V
illirieger
The Leading Store
Ready-lo-wear
l
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School
ce' formation
Like Me
School
....... ou-
olé'r ham:
We Solidi Charge
Accounts.
’
sccompani~
8:60.
Clothes ior Men, We
men, Boys and Girls
l [l
lot
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all
5%.
Sch ool
en Mather
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TITLE.
l introduce
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
(ii.
of great satisfaction to '-
the late
Astor.
’ MME. JEANNETTE '
South Norwalk's Lmnmg ’
CorSelierre & Glcttr
A visit to our store v.11: {TU-C
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the world.
Frank discussions are always good.
and. it may be, that the discussions in
our Senate may be a benefit to the
other nations, as Well as our own, but
if the people of our country wish to
help in the establishment of peace and
justice among nations. they should
take immediate steps to notify the
Senate that their discussions should'
be constructive and not destructive,
and that, possible compromises should
be made on the proposed League or a !
workable substitute, be Oilcred. I
would strongly urge upon all citizens
the duly and necessity of communicat-
ing, either with the Senators of our
own State or with the Senators of
other States, with whom they may be
in touch. The Senators are represent-
ing the people, and they should have
such expressions of opinion from the
people as will aid them in that repre-
sentation.
colder
com-
meet Mon-
thc first re-
new music
on the hul-
Tlie Frost
Painter--
RELIEF. . .
“ hen the Window pan
make our desires
known immediately to those who rep-
resent us.
‘ Vl'ith thanks for any space which
Quali-‘l‘ea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.\
Victory Tea 3'lbs. $1.00, 35c lb.
OFFICE HELP
IS N E l’ . ‘1‘
Six calls this week to .
positions remain unfilled.
We need more students.
earnest student for “'ch
work.
i
Enter Monde y.
' ~ .... l MERRILL ’f" “;
ilmnltfdimo action is necessary—~for, ' painted With feathery (‘t'Vslals E BUSifi‘E’“
W en ,onzress TP-(‘OHV‘OUeR in lleccm. 55 the -i . r. -‘ . 9
her, the matter of the League of Na- Qll'll‘ T 11m? .flmt \ (in pfik ‘
tions can again be brought up. Let all ‘ ' ‘ l- 08" “arm straight colLEGE
of us. Who earnestly desire the, for- down to the COCkles 'Of )‘Olll‘ I
Homestead, mation of a League, heart!
_.——
Our courses will soon it an
(i
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\d
, _ , you may giv ' > . ‘—'—-._ 5"" ‘ ' *“m’ V H M
w L.. -.- . . .-. ‘ Adm 41 j backache and tired out feeling, scarce- ail-AR e {I’lfrgntgutil‘lrygollll‘lsmns I 811% Label Teas» 1‘2 lb- m
HOMES— Both Markets ‘ :1, “lug able to do my work. Foley GARET R. BRENDLINGER, P - . . . . '. . . . ....... . 35c
' Qt. 309’ gal. $1.10 . Closed] Today Kidney Pills made me feel like a new; 1:“‘0‘1’3‘ 0f Hillel: School. Gold Label Ted's, 1-4 lb. BETTER SHOP E ART 5'
.- A rm GAL. PRUNES, - ' , . . , 79erson."—Stillson Powell Corporstion. ' —"‘rv ; Fey'lnel Wang Ad'fln‘luo pkg. . . . . . ............ 45c ‘ L;
. .. ..... .......,. 21c Schailze 8 Sanitary Markets . a- e ‘ ~— “s - You can... hold no. ._
-' All the leading United sum mom. 1;...- 17.903.‘ " P “A “MM W“ "N" "M JamesvaflDyk CO .. hands 0f Em“- who?!“ 5‘ ‘ "
’ “ . . per bag ..... $1.79 nonwsnx. ~sou-m xoawm' 01‘ 0 S YREX GLASS DISHES ‘ ‘ . Chmtms Sheppmg H (L W
- _, OATMEAL , _ ‘ ' ’ ~. -, fl are very practical indeed. be- 128 waShillflkln St. not, Christmas is earning ;1. t
‘ ‘ 3 lbs. 20c LiNoNINE TAKgs‘ THA‘T AWFUL cause they are made to stand the 21+. _ _ . I- ‘ twenty-three shopping t..-.~ .
7' , . KICK our or sin-um: can: heat of cooking and yet are so . ‘ ' ““"‘ from today. Right up to :m
IRAND C NDENSE; HOWE LENIENT“ , jgllki'tblh Luca-21$? $535118:ng figs; AND newness lfr' HARMLESS. good iooln'ng that they are put F s s LY last. minute Christmas {to t.
a can ' - .. 1 WITH THE RnBS, _ ijmiEIW announced that some or} 'T '8 THE GREAT FAM‘LV dh‘ctly on the uh] , ' ' 0" will be here. to help you “‘-
. ' \ TESTIFI ,t'e murals Would be brought before u REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF I ‘. _ . .l. 4;
URL , ‘ ‘Eszfor examination Friday, by iorce, 5‘, \COLDS AND ‘ REHARKABLE GM is acknowledged to b“ 10b Flinn" ect your giftS, but x“. as...“
_ N ' ‘ " necessa‘y- ". ' . PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE me mOSt r g promise that the glllN .‘Ju‘
" (Continued from Page )ne- ‘l Three radicals were so hungry to- ' “311%th for any . - . ; l .
' ~ 7—— ?le that they answered the call to the Banana“ "'59“? AND utensils requiring constant clean.“ South NW8“ fiarlmulafly want “"u ‘ '
“ ' - role. Tha will give us a fiig— / .ning'rcom. The thers tonight had NO ; COMPl-fifl‘rs “OF ‘ and erec—they‘may be sold in tlw
COItage Street er time to make a tir with the help had‘no food for 48 hours. ADPLTS AND 63mm ling, ha. the addim/ ad. ._ . meantime And remcmlwr. .
‘, _ of the whole radical bunch. . .b . TWO DEAD A; THREE H'VQ ‘ m" 9, LMWH‘ Mad] 3% WEEhOI em quick ' ..- fifi “ ...“ you . t ‘1 ’ '11 \< ll:—
'; .Densmore’s opinion that he must e n times them"no(isiii m. I an - host . . / canno care a .'
. , . g ‘ . . FREIGHT TRAINS cri'ssn ‘ ' _ "9 n M WW~ A great Ind! “N - a . .. , ,
.1. AL and WOOD Sggfiggaitso: rgétefitlgrggéfiziamteyetl‘ MACDONALD, Pa., Nev, 25_._1~wo, sum it will be needed! llpocinliy uyvariety of “hulk an be had in "dual ume Pencils ~ shopping to the last. (in) or, ‘
. - , 1,038,,” we can scare Secretary Wfl_ ...- were killed and two other: were] far couuh. that chmffivenchms . "Pyrex" w“. ~ Stamped in Gold $0 and do it right.
‘ and quantities. Immed. son]! X . 5‘: , . égfigggflfi?m 11:11“ 0121111011 of three? Nahum quitr aqua 4; ’l l I ... "by lake M u pie m “9 bHRISTMAS Gift with a, par; . I ‘
' . fans on e an audio divi- '. .. . ~
. Hard Wood 312 atalbgaggxl'stefilggv? i3? lfiffifilfifi . 8'5“ of the Penn- railroad a tew miles mm . ’ °“°“' “c” Pm“ *8 minted BUYING m .SAFETY '
. . ‘- . . . West or here yesterday. . . All Dim ‘5‘ . ,
-. ‘ hind ot his superiors. Anth ng Camiv The den d (F‘ire‘ Hat-tin F Bu l‘ka . . . - . , S
‘ 3:;§§;,nf";‘§.f”§§£“gm oxiclsls :fmm of Carnegie}? 1:“ sh WM ’ gaggle; F; In: \At: BRAND
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* mt hf“ M -~ ' .0 . Jelly 'or-aom’ - imam AND OPTiCAL ;
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