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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 16, 1919 · page 12

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WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND nuance

Vaast Bros. Garage-

12 outs-rum or. so. nonwsuc

Jewelry 178.; the . ,
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Newest Solid Gold Stone Bing-

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Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40::

 
 

 

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Supper including Soup 55¢
Full Course Dinner, 85o
313 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. M.
Phone.2253

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

.JAFFE & ASH

_,gfl.;.wqp’t cost more in the begin-
- 3 but you will gain more in the
We buy everything in the line
—especially Second-Hand

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WONDERFUL BARGAINS

IN HIGH-GLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS,
for women and misses. man-WW

Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDERGARMBNTS
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts.

SHOP EARLY.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

33 South Main St. Established 1901. South Nomm‘j
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. $1.5(l

to
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an
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"v F. s. LYON
Job Printing
3* South Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Smith, Underwood

Remington, all other
makes, sold,

' repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines-
sold at$10perr~ontb
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
“Falwell! Ave" Brldgeport. Conn.

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Sun Maid See

Choice New California Walnuts. lb.
Large Christmas Candles. each ................
GrapeFrmi. each ...............
Cranberries. per lb. ...... 3 ...........
—White House Broaden——
olls. Etc.. every hour. Next to

Becltmann’s Grocery

83 Washington St.

 

 

 

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WALK AUTO REPAIR
COMPANY,
filial-old Kendrick-Roy White, Props.
, 122 South Main Street.
Aims BOUGHT AND SOLD.
‘FQR SALE—1 1919 BUICK ROAD-
.8TER, in perfect conditimh—zun
_ 135:. ahan Cum-0 11.31: _
'WELL COUPE in good
. . Price reasc‘”

The Busy Bakery
Fresh Bread. Cakes. R

 
 
 
 

 

 

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59c doz.-- EGGS--59c doz,
BestElginCreameryB

I Specials
_.r the Week

: SEsj—Pure New 0r-
. .. , . . a gal. $1.10, qt..306
OAK BUCKWHEAT,

, 3 lbs. 280
QRK STATE PEA -

S ............ 10c 1b.
. OLD-FASHIONED
UOKWHEAT. 8. lb. .. ,

.3 an OR SEEDLESS
3,1,; RAISINS. a. pkg. ...... 19c

A. .STULL-

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_. onery G ft Boxes. _
’3 is nothing more appreciat—

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Our fine stationery depart-

 
 
 

333.3. $2.50‘per box.
L. HAMILTON“

Telephone 125.

 

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Christmas Offerings

Our store is thoroughly; stocked with good things 1
’ to eat duringr the holiday season. Call and luck our
goods over.

‘ New Cleaned Currants. per pkg. ............. 30c
Not a Seed Raisms. per pkg. ..........

5. extra choice. lb.

....................

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FREE DELIVERY.

merican Cheese ......................... 3.56“)-
randma's Pancake Flour . . ....... 2 pkgs. for 25¢ -.

amino Sugar Syrup ..................... f§c can
Compound Lard \. . . .‘ ............ . . .. 29c. lb.

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53 MAIN ST? NOBWALK; -'

Schultze’s’ W ediii’és‘daijf‘sxioasis*
HOME-MADE ‘ ' ‘
~ Leis of Lamb .

SAUSAGE MEAT _. . . . 3582.33. .
Loin :Lamb Chops 21".: i.“;.':7;§. '. 1'. '. I 7. I L 2 7413c -lb. 1'
Fresh Shoulders ............ . . . . .7‘ ; . i“- . 28c lb: ‘
ish ... ‘:‘ ....... .43.. . . . .3; . L . .14c 1hr" .3
..... '. . .. . . . . . .‘. . .'.‘..'r...»...:.. ....lkmn ‘ a 7 7

‘ . WE ARE EOOIIIN‘G' ORDERsFoR'pWV I
uMAfiGEESEANDTURKEnS. - , .. ' ' '
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highest 'oes pos-
sible, but to an?“

at the VERY
FIGURES AT '7 WHICH

Bracelets . ..
Cameo _Broo
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......... 25c

ed Raisms. per pkg. ............ 220:
Sun Brand Golden Pumpkin. can ..............
Nuts. per lb. ....... 3 ..............
None Such MInce Meat. oer pkg. ...............

Citron. per lb. . .' ..................
Lemon or-Oranee Peel. lh.

rllhan' ' t Ladies'
Bar Pins .. . . . . . . $1 to $10 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. mm
With practically all lndlana coal min-
ers back at work today and the ranks
of returned miners In other bituminous =
fielder increasing daily. if “I 119159?“ng thRetafl Liquor Dealers Assoc 58*

that attorneys for the Government (0.350", or New 391.905,. I
day will recommend dismissal of chai‘g- I
es of contempt of court against 84 in-
,ternational officials of the l'nitcd Mine
{Workers of America. Hearing of the;
fohnrges. based on information allow}
xlng’ violation of the Federal court in-l‘
Ejunctlon against furtheance of that
iminers' strike. was set for ten o‘clock.

Lockets, Hearts, Crosses
$1.25 to $10
stslhers

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BolidWQold
Solid oo'IéI'N'elzié'
Gold. sheared '01: 3
- . . $1.25 up
valliers sgrim
Newest moans; ’siio'o to.
New Peston Necklaces

$1.50tos30
$225 to $8

.............

HP
$6.00

Ladies’ Guard Chains . $9111

Phone 1405.

 

 

 

pend upon.

and whatever we sell you
must be satisfactory or

- - full operation in most cases. .
weimust uponbemg “1°?" ‘ INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 1.6.—~
ed tojm'ke 1t Wflmts Hearing of the contempt

the beauty of dealing with
us .

utter 69c lb

 

........ ..... '39/clb.
Best Mixed Tea ......... . .......... . -. /.'. . .- 39c 11).:

Slant-lard Butler .&

12 NORTH MAIN ST., sou-rt: NogtvaLx . ‘ _ ...

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”9‘ 0‘ W 1:11
- ‘ f I] (A we ‘ rescinded.

;, . 3 _ ’ 3 INDIANAPOLIS. Dee. 16.—-—Charzcs
. _ of contempt of Court azalnst eighty-
fmzr officials of the United Mines
W rkers Bi Afierica. with one excep
than, were continued this morning lw

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mm ‘° ‘1‘ BITUMINOUS

...............75ctoss.so COAL RAPIDLY
Gold-filled Rings ..
Fobm'VestendWsldmr
manprioes...
o . to
Cigarette Gases $2
igerutters...$1.50to$7.
PooketKnivos...$2.00to$7.fio

THE 311N281! ENGRAVINH

 

(Continued from Page One).

 

$30
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up fuel saving rules.

 

n..'n assener
chos up to ... s40 ’oclock, this mornl 3; me p t:
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- filled gondolas.

 

 

,‘oeared before l'nltod States District
................ up to $25 ’Jmlge A. B. Anderson a week ago.

33; i Belief that the charges will be drop—g
Tonska P 13 ~ - $10 to $30 .....d 13 based primarily on statements

workers’ general eommlitnc here. at
which it was decided _to accept Prosl‘
‘dcnt Wilson‘s proposal for cpdinzjhc
3siv~ike. At that time the l-‘cdcral offi~_
rials said that action intondcd to and.

when called in the United States Dis»
trict court here todav. Howat was or— ;

XI ésw 7' I district, was Postponed indefinitely:

duct! to appear next Mondm'. Dec. 9‘? .

Full Line ofIngersoll, Anso- by United States District Judge A. 13.:
nin, Swiss, ‘Stsndnrd, Elgin, Anderson- a ‘
Walthsm ' We
'. prices, for gontleme
’ dies, boys and‘girls.
Indies’ Newest Wrist find 3
Bracelet Watches up' to $60
" . ucin b 25 per cent. the
Ohm” 188m " gifts gages! gergitted to be cored was also,

all rmal conditions in the distribution

 

United States District Judge A.‘B.

' «deemed advisable to bring the cases
' 'Howiit, president of the Kansas dis-

‘the courts iniunction against further-
ance oi; the strike. '

 

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'Contlnued From Pue‘Oue. 7‘.

—-~—-— I
LOUISVILLE. Ky... Deg: lac—Watch?"
ing One of their‘
, .l‘or a brief 'fwet" spell 'go fluttering
1 away by the decision yesterdav of the
Federal Supreme court upholding» the
war-tints;pm?iihlilon act. Kentucky dis-
tmors shad Terrier; saloon proprietors

 

 
 

 

 

New ‘ me.

/fiorwn1t’slmdmgnry Store

 

Why Not 3 Coal For Christmas 7
. We have a splendid line of seasonable Costs of the latest models in all the:
tmostflpomdar‘cloths and colors. Many with fur trimmimrs. ‘
: FUR MUFFS AND NEéKRIEc-Es .. :7 :12:
7 In sets or singly/with a wide tonne of prices. - ’ '
.78— CHILDREN’S FUR SETS

In lisht. medium and dark‘shades. Each packedin strong box. All sizes from 3

to 12 years. " .. _'
BATHROBES

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FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN 3 -

 

 

 

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’ , fectlve Jan. 16, 1920. a. scarcity er
ocean tonnage prevents exportation of
all Kentucky whiskey by that time. it

BEACHES NORBAL was said. Distillers here professed to BUY

see no chance of President Wilson llr:
ing the wan-time ban soon.

vorable report on the bill to repeal the 3
war-time prohibition law was ordered;

today by the House Agriculture com. Q
mlttee by a. vote of 1‘6 to 3. Repre-f se ma”
sentatives John T. Ralney, Democrat. '

Illinois. and Volgt, “’lsconsin,‘ and
Ward. New York, Republicans, cast,

3the negative votes. 3
The only argument for the repeal! S l
:was made by Representative Rainey,. .

who urged a “wet” period until Jan..

up
4 other cities resumed normal business
to $15 hours and factories began full time
00 work. Spokane. Wash" and Boise. Ida.
ho. found it necessary to maintain the 3

50

Spokane want on I. six-hour business '
day with no immediate pmspectof re-

lief. Zero weather with resultant ind
tterference with the railroad Iramq
'nnd operation of Canadian mines that?
. supplied that section was the cause seq
It 18 NOT our aim to 013- crlbed for the fuel shortage. Storms
"in the Rocky Mountains delayed the
replenishment of the Boise coal sup-

goods
LOWEST 9"“

16. when the constitutional “dry‘” '

Jamendment becomes effective, so that ‘ 3

.people of small means might lay in a. . . \.
3stoek for medicinal uses. and the gov- .le er ' (i

iernment might get. $300,000,000 in run. 7.

. , tenue taxes.
Severely cold weather. moderating.

, however. still prevailed over most of
THEY CAN 33 MAR. theflmiddlc. south and northwest.
— In themiddle west shipments of coal
from the mines today were made on

trains gave way to the rush of coal

 

VVASHING'I‘ON, Dec. 16.--An unfa-

 

“Since the Supreme Court has decid-

 

 

 

ied the war time act is constitutionah C“
out must submit 10 the inevitabln," said I

:Mr. Rainer. "but men of wealth liar-21' Choice .455 rtment .- j 1‘1“,
.laid in stocks to run them for years,

. $1.50 up serpress train schedule. After “metand those of less means should have: BeSt M e C5170”

some opportunity." I‘- FOR THE "0“!“ A3“
Permission to institulc original 133-93: . u

y(feedings to have Ihc national probihi-' . .' .

Ilion amendment declared unconxnjur 3 A 310“ Apploplldh‘ ‘ 7.9

itional and New Jersey and federal nu-' Gift-
ithorities enjoined from enforcing I" 7 '3 ‘
m ..de ...- u... «. r. H. BAXTER. Druggm

 

Supreme court today; .... ......” ___ ...Aq

 

 

* ~ _ ~ GET A SQUARE DEAL
:COUNI {HI-W! PAINS 3 7 We will buy your boundaqdit

:bv Governmenl attorneys immcdiately
ties """"""" $200 “P (preceding the session of the mine
Eye Glass Holders, Chains
........ 50c up
less and Spectacle Cases
. . . 25c up
the strike would be considered cohipli-g

‘13 i8 W186 to buy Of some- :al‘ce with the court's order,
one you know you can do-
You will al-
Coal was
movin grapidly from the mines“ and in- _
dustrial plants. were able to resume'fel'mg-

charges
against international and district offi-

mOre than 60 years.

good-x. rags. papers. Junk ant. al.

l 7‘ 3 second hand goods. Anything rm.
Ah” NEHRAlc'A GONE have. Price according to the qxz...
.

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ity of the goods. A square dull

 

 

 

 

 

3 always. ,.
3Ihis morning. when the defendants ap- lnStant Relief! Rub this nerve torture; PHILIP P_ M‘AHONEY ‘
and misery right out with “fl. Ja. ; 52 Van Znndt street. Phone ;‘~—.". ,
3 cob: Linimon‘i ' 3 80cm“! hand goods “way" “‘1 ‘ ' t
Ru. Wfloothinz, penelrarin: lini-
ment right futo‘the sm'c. inflamed; —*.~——-——-——-——————— - 3
nerves. and like nmgic~neurainia (112:3 ' '
BDPcms. “Rt. Jacobs Lininmnt" congflfiilnkswoon. SO72!" 7;:qu
quers pain. it is a_harmlcs.; "neural-j 0C """ ...OC ‘7 m 77 ‘
{:ia relidf" which demgn‘t burn or diCOAL ........ 60¢ a htri‘l‘ l
l

color the skin. . .
Don't suffer! li'ssn needless, Grit Dehvered all over town “I ..\.y

Business and transportation is near-'3 5mg“ ”ii” 1mm“ from 37“" dl‘ug.quannty‘

in: normal in lndiana foilmvin't tlwistore and pcmly rub the “aching. N
_ withdrawal Ol' refitriflions on ”1" Usp‘nerres" and in just a moment You will: ‘ o
m and “3 right here! of light, heat and power.

ibe absolutelv free from pain and shim3

3 RoynnSt., East Norwalk “- o

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Nodiffercnce whether your pain 02': Tel 44L Te} 5,41
lncumliria is in the face, hcad or any: . ..
part of the body. you get instant l‘e';
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cials of the United Mine Workers 0:311“ with this (id-time. honest pam deg,
America, except the case against Alex ‘stroyer—it cannot injure. In use for‘ 1 FULL LINE CANDY
under Howat. president. of the Kansas 3'

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HUBER ICE CREAM

.9 ’ FULL LINE GROCERIES

 

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5 WASHINGTON. Dec 16-—""”““""§

of coal have been restored. The Rail-
road Administration today began de-
livering all coal as billed. eNcept in
some few temerzeney cases where di~
versioh will be necessary. The order
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‘Anderson until such a date as it is,

again before the court. The excepg
Ition is the charge against Alexander

 

trict’ of the mine workers, who die: .
charged with continued violation of ‘

some fur trimmed, seine self
trimmad, but, they-include the
more» season’s most lik-

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‘7I.iquor Interests May Sue i
Government FonBig Lossesi

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the .. looking, , or;
_ something especially low in real
133*; remaining, hopés ‘ good 'M. _ 3 3 »' 4 3 .7 3 I . 1

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today apparently were deeply um.

 
 

w.-- ---—..-- a; FANCY FRUIT AND H: “:
TABLES.

TS “Bauer 81 Simon

f 116 So.a Main Stree;

 

 

 

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‘ INTELLIGENT 3
‘ WORKERS 3
‘ ARE NEEDED. i .
EDUOATION GIVES
3 ‘ INTELLIGENCE.
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3 par-Ens YOU soon

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