Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 17, 1920 · page 8

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have a good-um“! 0‘ c0”

twin: to conditions of travel-
. we are in no way responsic
. t makedellvery quite as _

we'ask you to be
r coal bin will al-
mennwhile shovel away the
_- fibers necessary. We, do not
_ 'to do this—and you'll get

the help we are now

We gives-eel service-nil: square .41: giving our
customer..- every help to make their purchases easy and'netis-
factory. ,

1‘11) HatCh 69" Bailey CO. ’ .I

 

 

 

 

 

 

\':l'}(e_ «7-. 5:ll‘
. ’1'2'TAURANT

m Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Supper including Soup 65c
,Full Course Dinner, 85c

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12 NORTH MAIN 8'1, SOUTh NORWALK
53 MAIN 813., NORWALI

PHONE 1990

 

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69c lb.—BUTTER—69c lb.

 

 

 
 
 

JAPFE &ASH

I am. and old clothes.

_~We aremthemarketforall
m of junk, second-hand fur-

»..“We‘ pay the prices for every-

mgoifo 1255's“ .‘ Best Elgin Creamery
; Amer'canCheese‘...-.............../...... 35clb.
'\ 0mm v“? BeStO andldEzgs e-e's.'eo.-eeee..eee-sooe-69cdoz-

 

DommoSyruDJarzecan..................... 23c
Campbell’s Baked Beans anns for 20c
TomatoSoun,......-.-.................... 10ccan.
Condensed Milk l9ccan

Evaporated Milk 15ccan

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' PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,

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Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other
sold, rented.
repaired Rentals. 85

per month. Macblnesl

sold at810permontb

:Felrneld Ave” Bridgeport. Connq

 

Schultz’s Ash Wednesday Specials .
' 28ch
26c lb.

STEAK COD
FRESH MACKEREL
FANCY SMEL'I‘ ...........

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III-CUT SHOES
All Solid Leather
(Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)

_. ‘ (11 1-2 to 2, misses’)

if 7" (2 1-2 to 8, growing girls’)

' Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00 '
MAX LEVY

31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk

Children’s and Growing Girls’

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, flat cans . . . . . ..... . 2M
REDSALMON.... ......30ccan

nun-ee-oooosoeeess-e-e-eo
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PINKSALMON ...... 220 can t
FALCON BRAND SARDINES IN OIL ........... .. 25c can .
NORMANNA SARDINES, tomato sauce ........... 15c can
NORMANNA HERRING, tomato sauce ............ 30c can.

WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN SPECIALS.

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

United States Idoense N‘o. 17,903.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Agency For
BLACKSTONE ITIRES
«AARON KOHN

55 Railroad Ave.

.. « Supplies and Accessories

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WHOLESALE
and
. RETAIL —
CIGARS, CIGARETI'EA
. {DES and TOBACCO.

TARLOV BROS

‘ . Unto-Date Cigar Store

SOUTH NOBWLLI.

 

 

 

Beckman’s Grocery

Where 200d thinss are many and the prices always

 

 

 
 

”unlock, So. Norwsil
Tel. 1581 1

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SUPPLIES '

was. as 00

White House Breadery. next to

Beckmann GrOCery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY

*BusmN Stung"
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$100,000 FlEE \VRECKS
NEW HAVEN BUILDING

Blaze Threatens Center cf Connecti-
cut City.

NEW HAVEN, Fen. 16.-~i-‘ire or un- .
known origin early yesterday aimostt
destroyed the H‘ublnger Building.r at‘
No. 340 Chapel street. adding another}
;to a long series of fires that have vls-i
ited buildings on the main street ofl

 

,, .. ,, SATURDAY CUISINE

.3. .

The loss will be over $100,000. ’ The Boston Store will close, Satur
The ilubinger Building was one of day evenings, beginning on next Sat-
the/tallest in Chapel street. The lire gurday, February 21' at 6- p. m., “15‘9“,
started "on the sixth floor and made of at. 10 p. m.. as'has been the custom
rapid headway and property “Mommy: for years. This is a ra teal departure
out the center of the city was thrcet-ltmm custom, in this p sou, but is in
ened. " .keeping With conditions that prevail,
generally, in larger places, all over;

[the country. It is a step in the right
.direction, and will, no doubt. be ap-
preciated by the clerks, storekeepers

 

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gagement. utter incompetence. inemci-T

‘ many and crminal; d regard." in‘ con-

lnection with “air “‘85”
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' ""‘M' ‘ ' ““‘~ ~ — -‘ --- “a land the public in general. Shoppers
of. '. should bear the new custom in mind,
B13 fligh “a - a? 1:1:ng their purchasing earlier in the'
”Ta- -—«~- . ~y {e lwwmzfle'wder. u::~,_ t «J‘ —. I ~—-——- \ -
v :- 1 ‘ TI» *1 I too Pha’luue .o‘ ' \
, {av—5:5} ;, 7.,» . ‘ :i‘i ants Palmer’s Sugar
, $75232; {-7.3 i . . Campaign Investigat
' ”‘9‘ 2_,(_1_;;i~,:g; ’t’ifigfif >1 ‘ W indium-6N Feb
. 4. A L r - 9 .l ‘i : av . -
j . {j '7“; ' I“ BEE“? "ffffif , 1‘ m, _’ '_ like. Government with “gross misman-g

 
 

 

. whole ‘time to
crests. - 4
if Mr. flattens-d ls,a former service

at ehe house.

' 'and found the body lying a mile away
with the rifle near.

‘a ring off his finger and his watch an

‘tIoned articles, the highwnyman re-

Ewhich had been left.
away.

of Labor Statistics. of WaShington. D.

o'clock, \Vednesday evening, Feb 18th.

later date. “'cdnesday.

social and labor condii
lat today.
fity on thi
and duties with the bureau for the last

a. speaker, coup

right. 2313:1110“ lpromise 8‘ right. pleasing
Smft Pure Leaf Lardmer lb. . . .--- . . . . . . . . 39c (pence.ilgicfinfifimggnggmb “g his au-
Mueller 5 Macaroni or Soashetti . . . . . . . 2 nkss. 20c one.. ' “ t. e “"88
Del Monte §nanish Style Tomato Sauce. can t. . . . 9c . —~—— -
Beckmanns Best Blend Coffee. per lb. . . . . . . . . [39¢ POEEs meoss DRASTIC TERMS.
gubfatn (63110331 Astor Cogee. per lb. . . . . . . . . .. 31c T023333; “fat"{dny Feb. 14,.
. W! s tx1e acon. Der . ........ . . . . . . . . .. . oc . drastic ha' 1, ““ . "f.““wed “9 mm“
Lean Smoked Shoulders. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c commit 15%;:.‘:.f‘",:3,,';g,.y"°ggs:
Kravenmpre Brand gnaar Corn. can . ......... 16c dilions. to be impot-m' upon the Boi-
Campbell s Pork and Beans . . ..... . . . . . . 2 cans 25c §"°“"“ l" the arram'mm m o: a on
9 settlement Th . p cc
Baker s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. can . . . . . . . . . . 3" « izatinn or'mo Gite imam" " “em”
Van Camp’s Mock rile or Tomato Sou .can . . 12c front and , 9‘ -.“"”"es 0" "“5
. . . the esiahhnlmwm- f r
he best of everything m Bakery roducts at brtdzohoaas o...» W moi: ”33;:

and Dnl&per,

line protecting I’
tiations are unsu
lit's demanded th
Rhine from G

to demand brid eh .
and Orsha K W

Slblp oceu

garantce the Ilolshevi
conditions.

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lung-woken

ed by this reliable and mount med ‘
.icine. Linonlne Vgenews‘ ‘ad'nrm
ed , lhe blood and btglds up the" entire 5n
iem. . One bottle (two nines, m 81.20)
.—-Cha'rglng will‘ demonstrate its great wot-tn to

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bell.

men. He enlisted in
December, 1917, and at Fort Slocum.

he was assigned to the th Cavalry. .

From there he went to camp in Doug-
las. Arizona, then back to Compiler
ritt, sailing for France in March. in
be was assigned to the, Cavalry.
tantry, 28th Division, and after seeing
considerable action at the front was
wounded during the Argonne dme In
October.

Mr. Nattel’ord has many friends
throughout the city. who extended
him best wishes for success on his
first rounds of the first district "beats"
this morning.

LAWYER KILLED HUNTING.

 

 

Preston Kenyon of New York Dead in
Snow, Shot by Own Rifle.

WASHINGTON, Conn.. Feb. 16.—
Preston Kenyon, a New York lawyer.
about sixty years old, was killed here
Saturday afternoon by a bullet from
his own rifle. Medical Examener
Stevens expressed the opinion that
death was accidental.

Mr. Kenyon came here Thursday.
staying at the Logan Homestead r-‘ri-

day and Saturday he hunted for fox.

At night Fred yowell. who has acted
as caretaker of the homestead stopped
and found it empty.

Powell searched through the snow

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To make this W11
axedeysspossiblo.

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“210813101! Before Six

MW. that this stun will close at slxro’elock 3m? assumes DAY IN.
cnonmo seminars until tux-hm am. - >

CARPETS or ALL GRADES. INCLUDING STAIR’CARPETS

BIG AND LITTLE BUGS. ALL PRICES
CURTAINS. DRAPERIES.FURNITURE covemxus

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e mm urgeour petronslo do their shopping as early in
. ' has.

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SIREEI RAILWAYS IN
FINANBIAL I’llliIIl

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.—-Streei car fare
in 460 cities throughout the country

 

 

 

HUYLER’S CHAUFFEUR ROBBED. ,
GREENWICi-i, Feb. 16.¢Redflcld
Forrest, chauifeur for Coulter Huyler.
Was held up and robbed by a masked.
man. on Round Hill, last night. I
i-‘orrest says he was stopped by tho.
Waving of a red lantern on the bill
and thought them w

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as danger ahead.

' A masked man climbed into the ma—'

fikAD'IbgésKH .o.-..o. ....... > ...... e sees-snee-eeses. is: :2. flying findlwoith‘g rCVOIVG; fiiolnted’ de.
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FRESH STOCK FINNAN HADDIES ............... 22c lb. hands. The man tookaflve-dollllfr bill?

d

chain. After examining tbc last men-

g his gun, back'
away and running to a machine
neatby.

turned them, flourisbin
rd

dlove

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DR. MEEKER HERE WEDNESDAY.

Much interest is being manifested in
the coming lecture of Dr. Royal L.
Meeker. Commissioner otthe Bureau]
0.. which is to take place at the Nor-
walk Congregational church. at eight

Dr. Meeker was to have appeared here-
on last Saturday evening, but due to
unavoidable circumstances, the ad-
dress has been postponed until the

His address will be fox-the benefit
of everyone, as it will deal in 0. Well
informed and intimate manner with
ions as they ex-
Dr. Meeker bring an author-
3 subject. title to his studies
several years. His fine eloquence as
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Armistice plans call for a stra’egic

olnnd if mace neg

cccssful. -As the. al-
e loft bank of the
crmuny. (the Poles plan
5 at Viteb

, on the Dvina. and the pd]:
Dalton of Smolensk as u
ki will fulfillthe

 

What .to do
for a Cough

The easiest and altogether best
way to treat coughs is to take

This medicine hns\been the stand-
by of_ thousands of people for I gener
nation. It brings almost instant reliet‘l
in all. cases and even those husband
ed coughs that are so pro
valent at this time are rapidly subdu-

 

 
 

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ures given out today by the llllnom
commliiee of Public Utility informa-
tion, which attributed the advances di-
rectl‘yhio high material and labor costs.
In 54) cities ten cent fares are being
paid, the report said. 5

As an indication of the “financial!
plight" of the clectric’ street railway;
industry. the committee asserted that
in 1919 forty—eight companies, with n’
total of 3,781 miles of track, went into
the hands of receivers, while during
the last three years 98 companies. rep‘ f
l‘tSf‘nllng approximately onesixih oil
the entire mileage of the country. had ,
brcome lnvolvrd in bankruptcy courts.

Massachusetts led in the number 0
cities in which {awe have been ln-.
crcastd to ten cents. with a total of 37.;
and Pennsylvania was second with 14‘
cities paying this maximum, according
to the report.

TI‘enty-onc cities have eight cent
fares: 21 have. sevan cent fares, with
one cent additional for transfers. 118
have seven cent fares. ten have six
cent city zones. six cent outside zones
with a into cent transfer for charge.
and 158 are paying straight six bent
fares. The remainder of the 460 cities
wore classified as operating on a zone
basis, with rates ranging upwards from
five cents,

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NEWIAIIIIIerIAIDNl-SS‘

If no ereloslngbsir.beeedeodrufl.or:n
held. In it be boom the: KOYAUKO. cones -
lngoeoollebeereunndoma-mtw-
mu. is wonderfully successful. For men. women.
children. Nair ”I. dendrufl eliminated in
sunny one" whu all eke failed. in!) oran-
ABTEE and Wrens“! on". Get I box at

any busy em :or send.“ some for
no: or strut“ to

LIWMWEMYWKNJ.

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\Thrif i y People Shop at the
min. OUTLET STORE,
124 W’ashington St.

 

There Is a Reason For

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Egg, Stove,
_ Nut and Pea -,

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Prompt Delivery

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have been increased. according to 113- .

1 “'hen a tooth is so badly decayed Ilitlt I

' experience in this branch of dentistry

. extracting of teeth by my methods.

Lot. Eton-ulnar U. I. Patent Office.

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0-. ’ JACKSON DEFEATS RUSEC.
' Pmtanstmm. Fri). 17 ..
Jackson, the New York lvtrm.

failed to finish Jack Russo in "r x .
bout at the Olympia A. A. l
Jackson tried his utmost to m.
knockout blow, but Russo, hm» .:
erIy and often gave Jack-mu
'than he received. Jackson ti )H.‘ t. 1
iso just as tho. gong cndnl 2b.»
:round. Russo hopped up, (Luv
ijumped at Jackson. but .‘w v;~- '..
;bis comer. .

l Russo was aggrnsuvr m 4‘
Pround, but ill a mlxnp mm "
Jackson stagprrvd lulu...

Lto the jaw.

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Bndee and

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Brains--

A wise hridc will sot-v:-
husband only the very best

teas and cofr’ccs. She‘knows
they play an important part at
meal time. ’
That's why so many bride‘s
Imy nothing but \'an Dyk’s
tons and cofl'ecs. And we'll
say they‘re Wise!

Duchess Cofl‘ee 480 lb.
Quality Supreme

Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 600 1b.

James Van Dyk Co.
128 Washington St.

 

ltcr

eger & Cl:

The place where you (on
buy clothes for the “hue
family on easy \\'Ct‘I\l\‘ um-

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Special for the Week
EXTRA FINE EARLY JUNE
PEAS .. . L1 . . .. 2 cans 22:

AUNT JENIMA'S PANCAKE
FLOUR 2pkgs. "'

LIBBY’S FULL WEIGHT
COND. MILK ...... 190 (.5)

LIVE OAK Bucanmr .
FLOUR . 31b. pkg. 29: '

A. STULL
24 Cottage Street

 

Extracting Teeth

it cannot be saved. it should not be al-
liowed to remain in the moulh 0 im-
pair the health. produce a foul roomy
and prevent perfect mastication. 51)"

has been unusualy large—~my succrso‘
phenomenal.

The most difficult teeth are. taken cut.
root and all. and l’AiNl.ESSl.Y. if the
patient so desires. leaving a clean. sim—
itary wound that heals in a short
time. There is no need to dread the

 

 

 

Dr. J. H." Mallery

makes no charge for complete

nmination and cost estimates.

16 So. Main 8t.. So. Norwalk, Conn.
HOURS—9 a. m. to_5 p: m.: 7 to 9

p. m. Sunday by appointment only.

Q—‘\-

GOLDEN’S
Clean-Up
SALE

 

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A'I'IWEY AT LAW

 

PATENTS

Sand for Bookie. on Pascale
a 1 no. “-0- .5. “Import. CAI“!- -._

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOLDBERG a Ham

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Complete Brokerage Service
“ . Dmcr rerun: TELEPHONE
31mm”: Trans snnvrcn summon
1' is 'ans annual: sxrsmncsb

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53 Water street ‘ ' om Has-r xenon“. am BUILDING
Tel 721 .. srmoan. ’ '. ' more 3045.
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