V'e .w have a good supply oi coal
all shes
VlUT
‘ owing to conditions of travel
» 1‘11 we are in no way responsi-
h We: make delivery quite as
' as usual
AND
we ask you to be
patht as your coal bin will al-
meanwhile shovel away the
. w ‘ere necessary. We do not
to do this—and you’ll get
- coal sooner.
RRIS @9;
HINESE ‘
» RESTAURANT
Ileana: Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
wretlpper including Soup 55:
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
18 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
_.._—-———.—..__——‘ .
Call 499
JAPPE e ASE
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
in”:
1s? :62: 8t., East Norwalk, Ct.
3mm via-7mm.-
enough, but they didn't have madame? -
Maytheywillheruahingarmgtohuyanoilfmn-
drive, and the others have
the drive wouldn't come and if
cometotheheipwearenow
customers . every
Thewisemaidenswillbereadyfor
lrldded
reelaervioen-in «in, ,‘
easyand
comm our~
help to maketheir purchases
‘ ‘ ‘We give satis-
factory.
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
Standard Butler .8: Egg C0.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., 8001'}: 1'0me
53 MAIN 8T., NORWALK
PHONE 1990
69c lb.—BUTTER—69c lb.
Best Elgin Creamery
AmericanCheese 35c 1b.
Best Candied Eggs . .. 69c d2o32c.
DominoSyrquarzecan................... _
Pitted Prunes 20clb.
Campbell’s Baked Beans 2cans for 25¢
TomatoSoun,............................. Ocean
CondensedMl 19ccan
loccan
Evaporated Milk
-
coo-ICOCOIIanIa
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes, 801d. rented.
repaired. Rentals. $5
per month. Machines
sold at810permonth.
PL‘UM BER.
TYPIWRITER EXCHANGE,
Children’s and Growing Girls’
III-CUT SHOES
All Solid Leather
(Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
(11 1-2 to 2, misses’)
(2 1-2 to 8, growing girls’)
Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00 I
MAX LEVY I
31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
.. « Supplies and Accessories
- 65 Railroad Ave.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
arms, cIoAEE'I'I'Ea I,
PRES and TOBACCO.
' TARLOV BROS i
,7 Up-to-Date Cigar Store
~ no Block, 80. Norwall
Tel. 1581
Agency For i
I
E
I l
\A
‘ usno your CALLS WITH
4 :eoLosnn CARS
comm-ABLE on com)
' nAvs -
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937.
_——’_,_.
Specials In .
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
You will sa've money it you
.. a new as we are closing out
following lines: Ajax, Fire-
‘ vPennsylvania.
Very good value in Racine
‘- gnaranteed5,000miles,
$15.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
Pearce, Hudson and Victor
on weekly payments.
A. MODNE
a Sec}. 8331 it.
4
la The sentinel. .
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF . 120 lb.
PLATECORNEDBEEF‘... ......... 14c,lb.
STEAKCOD ..................... ........-........28c.1b.
FRESH MACKEREL ........... ..................28c1b.
FANCYSMELT. .................. ...............26clb.
FLAT FISH ................................... .. . 16c lb.
HADDOCK ................................ . . . . . 16c lb.
FRESH STOCK FINNAN HADDIES ............... 22c 1b.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, flat cans -. .......... 25c—40c
REDSALMON ....... . ......... ..................30ccan»
PINKSALMON ...................... ...........22c can
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 sme- License No. 17.903. "
sou'rn uonwm
. fl, ‘1 I .
‘ (Continued froth Pate 09°,-
' h 15th.
he will remain until Marc
:rh’zzh is the last day (or the tilingnofi.
income tax returns. the sma e i
In
me
cities and towns the scale 0: th: “the
until seven ll: 0:: evening“
the service 0 t e taxpl .
Lthesc— hours and .wili‘be only too slag,
to hoip him with his problems. mmdh‘
and questions. This system. W ée
was inaugurated last yeadrdyiswiori'k‘izng
'l ' for the every '
priman y income under five thou-
iilin a return for
igear. 8The service is, of course. ref».
dered without charge, and III I~:tu.nI
just one thing is asked. Let every taxvl
payer who comes for assistance re-
member that there are hundreds . of
other tellowa Just like himsclt: who are
seeking information. With llllS'IaCl. In.
mind, everyone should come with the
figures, names and other data regard-
ing his income for the year 1919. 3.1
ready for the deputy. VVlthv the com-
plete facts regarding a man as income.
in writing before him, one deputy Ian ;
help just about twice as many people!
per day as be otherwise could. and no
one need be kept waiting an undue!
Artistic Designs in NO
Big Values in Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels
Curtains and Curtain Materials
A most attractive line in many patterns and fabrics
Draperies and Furniture Coverings
vel Color Combinations low priced
This Store Closes at 6 P. .l[.' Including Saturdays
length of time. The income tax man,
is goin gto help you. so you bnngyoul
urcs and help him.
flgCollector W'alsh stated that overly
'so should bring the rolurn WI '1
iii. £hich was mailed to him. and. If chcster,
possible. should prepare same.
will enable the deputy to vcrify lIs cor-I
l‘t‘anPSS quickly.
\‘l'r. “'alsh stated, as a final sug.
tion. that in every case where It
practicable. taxpayers are urgod
pay all of their tax 31 onco. ‘
not obligatory, but it will szn'c both,
taxpayers and employee of Ihc lmor-
nai Revenue oilicc a great dcnl of un-
necessary work and Worry.
cases where the tax is small. it is in
as easy for tho taxpayer to pay at once
in full, as to make quarterly payments.
In case this method is not I‘ollowod.at
least oncquartcr of tho tax duo must}
accompany the return \Vhf‘n filedqu.
Pay menls must be made by chc
money order made payablc to tho
lector of the Internal Rcwnuc.
doputios cannot accept cash payments. y
The Norwalk doputy is \V. O‘Con-
nell, who will be at the (‘Lly Hall.
South Norwnlk from Feb. 11'. In Mulch
Isl. 1920. -
OFFICER 666
BY HIGH SCHOOL
DRAMATIC CLUB.
I.
,assurcs
to '_ cslly' to
st’ are Dr.
Continued From Page One.
:1 friend of “Cladu’ln‘s.”
rill-inn McMahon, a pronmmg young. lugs,
Thee-plan. adds to the confusion by
ing in lovc with ”Sadic Small," a den
'lightiul young lady in vhc. person of
Marcia (:otlfrcy. and a friend oi"
“Holon.”
“Michael Phclan." Officer 666."
whoso part is Iakcn by Paul Borglum.
is in hot walcr 21105! n.‘ Iho limo and his
Lassa/y .1
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Beckman’s Grocery
gglfire good things are many and the prices always
Sw1ft Pure Leaf Lardmer lb. . . . . . . . . ..... 30c
Mueller s Macaroni or Spaghetti ..... . . 2 Dk2‘S. 25c
Del Monte Spanish Style Tomato Sauce. can . .. . . 9c
Beckmann s Best Blend Coffee. per lb. . . . . . . . . 49C 1
Yuban or_ Hotel Astor Coffee. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . 51 ‘
Sn'lft s Dlee Bacon. oer lb. . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . 35c
Lean Smoked Shoulders. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 26c
Kravenmpre Brand Sugar Corn. can . . . . . . . . . 18c
Campbell 5 Pork and Beans ............. 2 cans 25c
Baker 5 Fresh Grated Cocoanut. can .......... '0
Van Camp’s Mock Turtle or Tomato Soup. can . . Ii?
, he best of evervth' B
White House Breadery,1112§tla, akery Products at
Beckmann Grocery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
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Americanization Americanism
AMERICAN MECHANICS,
THE JR. 0RDER
15—
The Oldest, Largest, Best and Most Progressive All American
Fratermty in the United States.
With Sick and Death Benefit Features.
Together with other beneficial provisions surpassed by no
other fraternal organization.
’6”: :30}: _
11.53::
We ask the co—operation of? all American-born citizens and
' he affiliation with us in upholding American principles.
WE ADVOCATE
The restriction of immigration, and the Americanization of ,
our alien-population.
council. Charter. membership fee only $3.80.
For further information address
ems. R. runny, . L. R. smears,
11 Flatt Ave, 3. Norwalk. 17 Sound View Terrace,
Phone 1699. .. . South Norwalk. .
collection and also the hand of "llcl-z llOSiio.
on." Whosc aunt ".\lr.<. Barton." m"-
cd p-‘l‘fm'lly by Mlss Anderson. ob-
jects strongly to tho match and {01-
lows her nioco Io Iho house, where
tho real “Travers. (:lndwin" and Ilicl
imposlcr and tho girl they are both
in lovo with and on unm- in thc cast.-
bccomo cmbroilcd in tho. gcnerai
large mixup. _
"l’olico (‘nplain Sum-2.
John J
Leon Slull:
"Kearney." a plain clothcs man: Al-
bcl't Bl'owcr: “Ryan." u cop, Jack:
Griffin. and nnolhlll policeman. Alex izatlon
Naggy. arc called In Ihw ~:c.»nc by “Mrs. l 191
Damon" to nrrcsl llll supposed “'I‘I‘a-l
vcrs (lladwin." for abducting hor nioco.
The plot develops >uddcnly
movcs ill a rapid pucc when all ”It sci
people got undcr Ihc sumo roof. and.
:Ifch' many narrow c.—'<"Ipcs from rap-I
lure, the villian “\‘l’LIsOII" helpcdl
to get away by tho man hc intonded,
to rob. so that said younnr millionaire!“ “Vi“
may low!) the lady of his heart out ofi
embarrassing public notice.
is
and Miss Anna L. McMahon and Miss
Emma R. Frost Wero each prcscntcd
with a large bouqm-t of ilowcrc. ‘00-.
wi‘” V
/l music throughout.
4
/\ Selectionv-J‘Happy Days."
9
g? . CONNF-CTICUT
, ._.__.__
You can do no better than to become a member Of the load] ”I (Continued from First Page).
i.
1.3
twcon the second and third acts, as a
‘tribute to their eflorts in staging and
lmaking the entertainment a success.
The public hopes to soc more of the
Dramatic Club in the future.
The Regent orchestra favored with:
Their selections in-
haul
it
, cludcd: well.
Overturce “Morning. Noon and Night."
“Pennant \I'inners‘ March."
Scleclion—“Fiddlcrs Thrcc."
.l‘t‘losing March-From musical com- “01‘5““! for ”“9 week. From Lord
/‘\I edy, “Irene." her: he was taken to Cologne. where}
The Cast. he was confined and compelled to work 2
‘il Ratcato ................ Ralph Arnold h} :1 ”NOW until ”‘9 armistice “'35: ~
.1 {Michael Phclan, Officer 665 ........ Signcd- «We? Which he was released;
8 pm” Borglum and rcIuI-nod to his organization on;
“'llitney Barnes ...... Brian McMahon 3°“ 15- 1918- Upon rejoining his
&;vaers Gladwin ...... “'illiam Young command. Kenny was assigned '0 the];
:,Helnn Burton .......... Sylvia 00“.,“ military police in France, and did not ‘
1‘ Sadie Small .......... Marcia Godfl‘cv l‘(‘ll]l'll ‘0 the I'nitcd States until Aug‘l
Allied \Vilson ..... Franklin Cleverlev 3‘ 1919' after “men he “'35 discharged '
_ \Vatkins ........ Samuel Middlebmok 3‘ Camp Upton. Aug- 11-
fl Police Captain Stone ........ Leo Stun. —‘_"——‘““
Kearney .............. Albert BrowertpolN‘CARE BIDS CAB'NET GOOD‘
, Ryan ........ -. ........... Jack Grifliu ' BYE-
I Policeman ......... Alexander Naggy Ij’ARIS- Feb. l7.—President POI]!-
Mrs. Barton .......... Miss Anderson can-e. Wh0 relinquishes his other, to-
_____ marrow to President-Elect Deschanoj.
is , I’ivlll Director Ailing is working earn-
This isTIo-nsi. it
gathlring of pastors of
‘lions that Connecticut cvcr
notable program is in waiting for it.
in many. Among the
.
{associate president of
1 l-anoavor
"Ihc laymon's activllics department ofl
ho lntcrchurch “'mid Movement: and .
and Mrs. George Sherwood Eddyfi
ck m-ler. Eddy is
(‘01.,v. M. c.
The has lwcn amidst equally prominent in
flinssionnry cll'orl. ‘
CATHOLIC UNION
I COUNCIL TO PAY NOTE
(Continued from Page Onel
(‘offco prrcolulor
3 lbs.
The financial outcome of the bazaar
ltho noto and a vcly substantial amount
acted by for house improvomcuts and furnish-
Tho success attending this af-
fal- fair will undoubtv-d‘v
committee of tho demand for such an
occasion among the Catholic Societies.
and will. undoubtcdly. be rcpcatod as
an annual ovont.
To the ladies who so cheerfully do
natotl lllt'ir lime
ovoninz. Iho committee also desires to
John Naoncy and thc
Quinlan.
‘BECAME A SOLDIER
AT SIXTEEN YEARSlwnson.
, “Mr. Lansine.
Icompetont staff 'rcpaiccd I'd-any
blunders.
Lcanuc of Nations '1 “-1 ' 'v ‘
(‘0. l). 102d lnfam'ri'. 90W. 9. lablishmcnt or 'm Ill: fA'X‘i‘- I
- ~ ' . ‘ _ x . . ‘ ‘ u “ 2: it TIQ‘.
., and the Iccold of his reglmtnllfi mil sui'flclcntly strong in pa: 5 \‘il'lll
. also Ilil‘fo‘l‘c Il
”son on tho Russian qucdian. :11; ‘.‘.~
Continued item page one ‘
Woll known.
Ipart in tho ongcgcmcnts at Chcmin- “-
and dos-Dames and the Toulc sector. \Vhlle datos mp Adr'ali i" _
his company was cndcavoring to hold Turkis ‘ C ‘ ”I‘m“
‘on advanced position
April Jo, 1913, ho and scvcv‘al other i(-&.
members of his command \Vt‘i‘t" taken ”w consent of tho onlv bodv ‘Iwing
prisoncrs by tho (:ormans. He gave the right to civo ,‘fl
ships ho was compelled
uhllo n plisoncr in tho various camps -
Tho play “as Woll m Iod throughout 3 in “'hifll h“ “7‘3 confined.
lluro. hv was immcdialely sent to illoi
l‘oxlrcss of Mch. whore he was closely ,
QIlcr-stioncd by German officors and ho
:lsscl'ls.
ly checked with the records which they
.... I.
were most complete, as they 'wcre not
icnly :Iblc to tell him the strcnz'h 0"
his command. but the date on which
sailed from-the United States as
After a fow days‘ stay at Metz. he I
Was taken to Dm‘mstadt. whore he was I
confined for about one month, after
which he was taken to Lemberg and
said good-bye to the Cabinet at its I
make it eVPn greater. At. the
bids fair to be the greatest
all denomina-
had.
speakm‘s already promised
Poling. of Boston.
the Christian
and dircctor of
of gral iludo.
Daniel A. '
movomcnt
goncrnl secretary of the
A., in Asia. and Mrs. Eddy.
ill lsaacs slrocl.
Ica~ .\. Hsposilo.
dum.
the paymcnt of tho balance oi
production that
Romano_ which
’Knox "to Show
and services. each
Riley. Donald llrcdicc, aripg “up...
grand
socrctary.
l-‘ru uk
Furrcll: financial
.ITl'llc, (‘olmlI-l
' not for America
dcniiai
Kenny took an am"? verdicts. Ho
at
ll‘iii’l'lpllOn of the many hard- a . ..
m endure It and people.
ALLIES’ REPLY
TO PRESIDENT
IS ON THE WAY :
ll problcm.
_.__-
ROME. Tuosday. Fob. 17.
is going through such a crisis of arch
sho needs European
_ markets as much as Europe hoods her
"m“m‘e the goods. in tho opinion of on: Popom
today
tho
ll nu.-
nul
:called to Ihc president tho recon: vote
.of the Parliament ancstlng Ihc \alug
iablo service the tVl-t‘llIlY“ had ron '
doch his country.
tcslimony. M. Millorand soul, 191“ An
lemmcnl wished to add its twp-cyan;
b
Continued From First Page
,II) tho I-il'ccl that tho I‘nun: 1‘; mm‘mh-I
and sol‘ionod tht- tonc (ll Ihc llt‘ni Ira"
of this l‘l ply to Mr. “Thou
it is said Ihc nlt'rr‘axi‘ hzzznlui r.) Am- . ,
bussador John \\'. 1mm: 2 ‘ ‘
sion to “'ashinamn i~
w.IlI Iho ono agrr-nl upon by l'.'- mi- N
Lloyd Iicorgc and Millvl‘azul :ll llwll'
,lil‘st mavcling sllhm-qun-m Io Ibo Army-a]
of tho American Prcsidcnl's rm moron-
' ‘I
I...
l' I 2'.
bit ll' IA‘HI
comm: nts
PI-osidonl \K‘ilson‘s note rclaIlvo In the
Adriatic settlomcnt.
.Slatcs Scuators Lodgo, Slimmer.
slrrnzih
majority of tho Renato in pruwntlnz
.\l r. \‘l'ilson‘s inlorfcrcncn in EJZ‘OIN’SH
. .\ir. Lansing. ll- lll"\ \‘Tllitn .
knight. and I‘rcnrral Bliss wcl'n, ill fart. more
lm-rioucttcs which wcrc llltn‘od ;.t tho
(1 )l. lmrgnn. and li‘i‘lul‘i‘l', Edward J. pleasure of thp “a“. manual r 3f 9],,
Iihcall'c at Vcl‘saillvs.
. . .
IvuIlI ihc licgollailnn of forv i:n :.1T:lir=,
.\l IhR same' .,
nous“ “In" ‘m"'~““"“ PEAS .......... 2 cans -u
W W 1M! AUNT JEMIMA‘S PANCASr
assisicd by .1 “an. FLOUR ........ 2})th ..--
n. ..,..,,,-..,,““,f,f; LIBBY'S FULL WEIGHT
:2...» - OOND. MILK ...... 19: x
."Io..l
l and
‘ ‘ . . ' 'surpntion of pow,
5"““°"“‘-" Or Is unknown in tho history or Amor-
and lhi‘ President acted \xthou!
~~1ho Allim‘imdl Son-
.) Fl'H'll
Amrricn
.‘ , ”an.” COMMISSIONER OF LABC: so
etv. and Miss Abby G. Willard, of Col- soggn mini. 'lh'! l" 7‘1"" '. ;.‘ SPEAK.
- head of the Eastern branch Ot'the ministers ‘19" l‘mi” .‘fivuh :3“ 11:: i This owning at the .\u: u.
' ' a of Missions. and mid then lln‘ w s “1.4 -~'.- ' ~ ,_ H. I
This.thalnglcx’gnfonfhgdinvnauons sent ‘Olpaniod them in the “My“... mu: they gallonal Ciluuh Domini; . ‘
llhc 700 pastors of Connecticut promise had l0 accomplish. . oi the Burmlu of .a 1 . .. .. -
gc—sI-lan auondance of 500 at least, and Premier Millorand in responding re- address Ihcmombory of ,1“, ,
. 1 .
and any one who cares 'vO .-..
one of tho :lIIcI‘csIIIIg ml» . I'
day, “llnlluirlal llclmior» ”
‘cr hm- III-on I‘llllllI‘I'lml \\
llurtau ltll‘ wvcrul _\I':l‘ \ . I ‘.
CHI-"HI .l.“ ill" host Infclmu .‘1
.2;I~_3.+x~ in «unnommn \\--2 s
Inlay problcms of .III}' w...
‘\'l\llil today his uml.‘ ‘
cu-.IIIIIIII'Ic:IIIm‘.
XIII in ,
In 2‘). I \'
ll'“.!'l of ill“ llllllll.‘ lllllL‘
.l‘v Monthly Labor Rt \ .. ‘.\ ~ '
wiIlI worlds lH'olIlrnIs In l..
on llli‘ slob“
. «ml 1nd lIIdIIslI'Inl :Iv‘
‘1‘ Jim], ,‘xl. uld r Is not only \\ v“.
'\! tn‘pu‘x‘, lull Is all
lla‘lfllh‘ Ili‘
l'llil'llt cpunku-Izt ptr u
of hu IHII'. and :I ‘
5.. .I~-\
Is unlmipal ‘d to lnul 1....
Ii. Krieger & CO
The place where \ou cm
on
17min): 'L'mtcd :
.md
the buy clothes for thc “ho-i!
U 1'
family on casv wccldv m1-
cl‘forts to kccp aim Jlnl of the l‘:i>l I'XII‘IIII Lts monks. The committee in 3mm..." 1h.) np‘vspappr adds:
moving plot are amusing. charge of Mir bazaar consisted of the. "Sqicrfl‘nry Lansing I'v.~‘.Lll~‘-Il MO
Thu thl'ce acts :nc played in Tllo follouimz: Mauricc .l. Dcvlno. chair- 131.). 11,. was a” slraighllor'nald “U“ 5 IS
Drawing Room of tho “(Mada-in" man- man: In: ll, ll. Hoffman. Alfred J. wipnuous and 1m.“ man until ho wv‘nt ‘ men -
sion, where the co.~Il'.' paintings arc .‘lurphy, \\'illi:nn lloward, Francis Mo- to Paris, \“l‘prp: bppmngng ,h, blind» A”-.-
rhung. lioro “Alrrcd Wilson." Iho vil- Lzlughlin. .lnmo-s l’. Shoohan. Daniel J. instrument of “.9“de “34““. .W
Hall almost gots away with the alt Fnrronn. John J. Dorsey. Anthony Es- Ins! m.» (.smpm of “10m“ Mm who“,
Special for the Week
EXTRA FINE EARLY JUNE
Iii-u»
LIVE OAK BUCKWHEATM
FLOUR 3 1b. pkg.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Strccp.
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lllv
I'pon cap- .
Ihat his answers were careful-
annoy-uni v. I
.1. u (is
t!
CHAIN e-STORES
wnY THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL.
While most of us link the thought of chain
stores with the familiar red sign and shield
trade-mark of the United Cigar Stores. “’9'
hardly realize the vast number of “chains" .
which spread throughout the country.
. We have carefully compiled a book. 85"-
mg the history. statistics and figures of inter-
est, showing the tremendous profits enjoyed
by these corporations. '
Book N . 50 Will Be Sen! Gratis.
GOWCIM
OLD FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
STAMFORD
CONN;
Phone 3045
Main Dfice: 74 Broadway, New York
INTERCHURCH ,
CONFERENCE
significant national gatherings of wo-
men ever held in the country, and that
there were presented, as never before,
the facts or the present-world‘situa-
iion in their relation to may of the
church. our: medics-fin, Canon »
who-mimlmtm
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good-orfthei‘Wemzen'sl . ' . cantata
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