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coon.
mobs.
OOIPLEX
, comma-non,
, oo-ron-r
‘ comma-r
(immatures.
cums
cons-mason
COBRAGE,
consumes .
com.
, canonical.
common:
IOAN AND cmsn‘
' , RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Special! Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
Call 499
JAFFE a ASH
' We are in the market for all
’ kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and 'old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
37 Fort St, East Norwalk, Ct.
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
’Souih Norwalk
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all, other
‘ makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, $5
per month. Machines
sold at$10permonth.
. PLUMBER.
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
~ Falcileld -Ave..‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
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For
GOOD FOOTWEAR
and
LATEST STYLES
‘ Go To
Max Levy’s
31 South Main St.
South N orwalk.
BLACKSTONE TIRES I
, AARON KOHN f
Auto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
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Start 1920 Right
TAKE BEEF. IRON AND
WINE
The Best Tonic
;.F H. BAXTER. Druszist
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rl‘zcmls FOR THE WEEK
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.WHEAT FLOUR, 3. pkg. 50c
AHOY RYE FLOU ,
.3 1-2 lb. pkg. am:
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We belimre that new is
requirements for
a reliable source
ten more of them
a high average,
coming Spring and thus secure yourselves' “ 6!
were wise and five foolish, and that is
Naturally we have taken unusual precautions to insure our -
customers complete satisfaction on every order we fill. his
a
of quantifies
and better service mean anything to you let us have your next
, order for lumber requirements—and‘let us have it soon be-
cause socks are low throughout the trade and the demand is
increas‘ng. I ‘
The Hatch. &
’B’ailey Co.
01' “Prim. You remember th'e‘parable of the
and sizes, and speedy delivery. It'lietter quality,
the time to consider yourhlumbervr-
means exceptionally strict inspection 'of stock, careful checking ‘ V
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Gov
.. tial Law in
Germany
(area “It! mos; penunuoo)
l The Reichstag continued its sitting
until 5 o'clock, at which time it was
announced ten bodies offlpersons kill-V
‘ed in the light had'been brought into
the court of ‘the bulld‘ ing. .
Rifle and machine gunfire was open-
ed on the mob at 3:40 o'clock and last-
ed fiveminutes. ‘lt was most severe
Iaround the westportal of the building.
Later the correspondent“ of The Asso-
ciated Press counted‘a't least twenty
men lying in the outskirts of the Tier-
garten, apparently wounded. - ‘ ,
‘When the_tn‘oops' began- flrlng. the
crowd ran peil meli in all dicetions. At
the sound of the guns, members of the
liner house of the Reichstag left the
assembly chamber and crowded into
the lounging room. where there was
intense excitement.
The Reichstag temporarily adjourn-
ed amld great confusion, President
.All Sections of '
BECKMANN’S
We deliver th and . .
will be more than gigaseg. for you Order here you
Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard. lb. . . . . . . . . . . 2
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the worlw’ls best. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . Q
WarrantedGoodE doz......... .. . 6c
a2‘nolia or Cloverfifiilk. can . . . . . . . ..... : . . 20c
Fresh New York State Else's. doz. ............. 85c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coifee. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48c
ter Dinner Blend Coii'ee. lb. . . . . . . . . ......... 45c
Florida Oranges ................. . . . 40c—45c doz.
avel Oranges .......................... 60c doz.
Pickled Lamb’s Tongue. (5 to jar). each . . . ..... 65c
hence Juicy Gra e Fruit ................. 3 for 2§c
50c Size Instant _ ostum 45c. 30c size ......... 29c
You always get fresh baked goods at the \Vhite
House Breadery. next to '11”... in...
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
Renewals, and it is expected the climax
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AL. LARGE PRUNES,
”a. 1b. ................‘. 230
IDER VINEGAR,
‘ bot. ..... - . .......... 150
PURE .OLD FASHIONED l
...B‘UQIWHEAT, 3. lb. . . . . 9c '
a W-ORLEANS MOLASSES,
' ‘ qt. 300, gal. $1.10
+ A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
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Two Petitions Are Filed, in Federal
NEW HAVEN}
;ruptcy ‘schedulcs filed in the United
States court yesterday were from the
,‘Fair Harbour corporation of New Lon~
NORWLLL.
.-y--¢-'p-pp
39c -lb.—BEST SANTOS COFFEE—39c lb.“
liest Mixed Tea . . . .....m ». . ...e. . . . . . . 39c lb. V
3 lbs. for ........ 31.00
No. 7 Parlor Brooms 49c
Sliced Peaches .................. . . . . . . . . . 20c can
Marshmallow Creme. Mason jar 25c
Pure Raspberry J am . . . . ..... .....u . . 10c iar
Libby’s Hawaiian Pineapple ..... . . . . . . . . . 35c can
oeeeeeoooe'ofoeoo'aaoeee
Sweet Cal. Oranges . ., ......... . . . . . . . . . . 35c doz.
Gold Cross EvanoratedMilk 4 ..... . . . . . . . . . 15c can
Sweet Clover Condensed Milk . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c can
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Standard Butler 8: Egg C0.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH N ORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
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Fehrenbach being obliged to leave the
chair, as he was unable to control the
situation. Members of various parties
engaged in violent recriminations, and
members of the Cabinet left the cham-
ber. A shot fired from a point direct-
ly in front of the Bismarck Monument
entered the huge glass door leading
to the lobby, which was crowded with
agitated deputies, the bullet passing a
few feet from the spot where the con
respondent in conversation with Herr
Streisemann.,a National-Liberal mem-
Norwalk’s Leading Dry M 81501?
yatt
Now .Is the Timeto Buy F urs‘
latest models and most popular pelts
25% OFF
. Our Sweater Stock Is Complete
All sizes for ladies, misses and children, in great
variety of colors
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Bangalore/Aprons ianostllttractivePattems ‘
. Our entire stock of Muffs and N eckpieces in the
ber of ,the Reichstag.
When the troops dispersed the
crowd outside the building, they ex-
tended their cordon in the direction of
ed the street. An oiliccr who chanced
along was severely beaten by the
, crowd.
l After a sh'ort recess the House visi-
fbly quieted down. and President Feb»
‘renbach, rising from his seat. told the
,deputics the day‘s casualties had
.reached a total'which would occasion
Iprofound regret. and that further de-
§1iberations could. under, the circum‘
istances. hardly be expected to con-
ltirlue with the necessary calm. Hel
Isuggested an adjournment until “’ed-
inesday morning at ten o'clock. The
deputies received the announcement
islanding. and then left the chamber.
‘ lndepcndent Socialist lradcrs plan_
,tn continue demonstrations whenever,
Schultze’s Corned Beef Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF
PLATE CORNED BEEF ....-..............'.... 12 1-2c1b.
LEAN SHOULDER CUTS CORNED BEEF . . . . . 180 lb.
RUMP CORNEDBEEF.................. ..... 280—32c lb.
CORNED PIGS’ HEADS .............. . ........... 15c lb.
RABBITS . ...... . . 95c pair
FINNAN HADDIE 22c lb.
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Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
Umtofl States [Joanne No. 17.903.
SOUTH NORWALI.
.... 10c lb.
I'0.'IIIIOD.IOIOCIOOIII0e
- was taken.
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BANKRUPTCY CASES. don and 531mm,. “mom of
grocer. Liabilities in
l,Were $3,424, and assets.
Ithe latter liabilities $11.3
$4,000. '
Court in New Haven.
Jan., 14.—%Bank-
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MERRILL . susnrss‘ I
Name New Secreta'ry,
. NEW ‘ Charles I). Hine, whose retirementg
STUDENTS Eisner: °;.:::.:;“:;:;§:¥:‘ 33;!
MAY ENTER 33335::iii.“5.1222323???$323552:'1
ANY DAY :1" the board in Hartford this Week;
NOW res‘ta:°:::i.‘;r~
5M
LETTER CARRIERS’ ELECTION.
Branch‘147, _National Association
of Letter Carriers otNorwalk, held
its annual meeting, last evening, and
're-elected the following omcers:
President—T. S. Murray.
[I Secretary and Treasurer—W1
Phone 314-2. -
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Hartford.
the former
$1,610. and in
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'l'he Hotel Adlon was (1039:] and dark-
§lhe industrial Council’s bill is up for:
Ewill be reached on Thursday. which is .
ithc anniversary of the deaths of Dr..
Karl Licbknccht and Rosa lAlXF'lllblll‘f-X.
.lladicnl leader, who now slain while
being lakon lo Moa‘bil prison. 5
The l-Inlcmc missions arriving llclo
today are reported to ll:l\~~- indlczucd
their inlenllon 10 call upon tilcll' nor-I,
moments for military pl‘OlI‘i‘ilUll ii‘ «lo-Ia
lllOllSll‘flllullS hi‘l’c arc llll‘idli‘llllHL.
\Vhile the number of drud Wile :m-i
nounccd :ls u-n curly this awning. it
seems probrblc that tho l‘nluhlics mil
rxccod il‘ls tmnl, Some or lllc wound-g
ed lay in thc Tl:l',’z:ll‘ll.‘ll for .'l consul-I
Irable llnlt' after the sh-oiing. 31-!
though many were carried oil quickly 3
by the sanitary corps and placed in,
nearby hospitals.
As tho National .lsscmllly was imlzl-
ml: its slum". in the Plumber. in alw
.mwr rumor of lllu III" . pill),
grid the ;\:;ilulbl}' ##e-I;}{7f _ ....lf
faint. l'C‘pOl'ls «Il‘ llli' shots vhut \um
fired. Gradually Rows of the clash
l'vnchi’d the (‘lliunln-r and all i'hiiilUS
Ifollowcd in‘o lllc (“)lliIlnl‘a. llllu which
a score of mun from the mob succmxd-
ed in [H‘lli'll'illllliz :I'Id inamuliulviy
started a general llnl'nncuc. l'p in llh‘
prcss gantry the excitement was
cquzllly inlcnsc.
The Cox crmm nl
admits the loss of
killed in the licll'ing. While several
The big oakpancllcd door which
gives nccesg to the west wing of the
lieichstaz building was smashed dur-
lt was Iho
prompt rcscuc of the public security
troops on guard that pl'evcntcd in-
gress Which would have resulted in
the invasion or llll‘ (‘hnmbcr by the
mob. Through this flour. a large cali-
iIl-c bullet, fired from the ranks of the
mob, penell'atcd, and also passcd
through a second door into the lobby,
crowded with members.
Tonight Noslx'c's troops throw a cor—
don of rillcs and barbed Wll‘l‘ through-
out the downtown streets. The Reich-
stag square was given u reinforced pri-
n‘ol. The \Yilllclmsfll’ncsc was barred
to all trafl'ic and the Government
building was virtually inaccessible ox. ' .
cept to those employed (here. i i
The Unter den Linden entrance to
ened. The members oP the Asselllbiy'
were not molested as they left 1hr-
Rcichstag building after adjournment,
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Advertise In The Sentinel.
Ilfnter den Linden, where throngs flll- IF—'
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Established
Since 1868
ll.lirieger &
C0.
The Leading outfitters in Norwalk
We Supply Whole Families With Clollles,
Shoes, cic. on ville Easy Payment Plan 5
l“ 0111‘ Prices are positively lower
than other stores selling for cash
in advance.
ill Once you become our customer
we make every effort to keep your {
trade by giving you the best goods 4
obtainable.
(ll Just now we are cleaning up all
fallgoods at greatly reduced prices. ;
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trading with us.
Open 3 Charge Accouni
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0 TO HOLD
ANNUAL oi' the country
all: Congregational church will cessive and is
Ebe held tomorrow.
be an important one. and a large at-i Po
tendance is expected. Reports for the eign
year will be submitted, and other in-
The sésison will authorities
MEETING TOMORROW sails, and the claim is
. The annual meeting of the South lon
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under
m”
whose flag it i
- made that as i
g as the amount of liquor is not ex-
not landed the federal
laclt jurisdiction.
tiiions have been sent. to the for~
ambassadors at Washington to
TbeEarIySpurt--
An early spurt speeds up an
otherwise sluggish day. Van
Dyk ’sDuchcss coffee, at break-
i‘ast, sends you over the start-
ing line with a whiz that
makes you feel as though you
could conquer all your 0b-
stables.
Duchessfloii‘ee 48c lb.
Quality Supreme
Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.46, 50c lb. .
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. liquors when they come in as ship’s
“dark .8 that wine-
secure a reversal of the order.
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! In the Sunday school rooms an en- Ih'the list of newly elected officers
tertainment will be held tomorrow of the Souih Norwalk Trust. Co. in
night for the children of the Sunday .‘yestcrday‘s Sentinel, the name I cf
school. Games will be played and re. ’Spencer 8. Adams, the assistant trons.g
'freshments served. iurer was accidentallv omitted »
,2 Last night the board of deacons oil A son Wag born to M d K . ‘
the church met with ’Rev. F. H. lGeor-ove Elle q r. an ‘hs';
Jacobs on Bayview avenue Noi 3 .worth “term or 302 Cole-3
special business was transacted. lmém Street“ Bridgeport, January 12th. 1'
i .-. __ - 'Boih mother and child are doing nice-l
FOREIGN seamen ”WANT wove-.11" at the“ Bridgemrt HWPim- Mrsl
PHILADELPHIA; Jan. 14’.—-Seamen Stern was formerly Miss Gladys Ca~l
joiz' a larée'n’umber of foreign vessels 1593” “f South N0” 311(- 7 I
‘have med protests at the local cus- Between the hours of 2 and «i. a cake.l
gtom house” against the sealing of sale will be held at the Stillson Pow-l
ell store, Washimon street, Friday af—l
de. liernoon. The sale will be heldunderl
is a part or theirithe‘ auspices or the social committeel
in; ‘ 10°. Latter Day Saints' church,
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Mud“
The Shortest Davs
of the Year
Are Now Here
A reliable Alan-m (Tim-l;
~wonderful h'clp toward
ting up on time. We
a Splendid assortment, 1w:-'.- l
from $2.00 to $6.00.
Buyingr in Safetv
At‘ BRAND
JEWELRY and OPTICAL
STORE
South N orwalk,
Conn.
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