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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 4, 1920 · page 12

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_ :- tilled torunninfiover-
, m this ’twoum be but
- we‘d be risht 111,619'011 ‘
ice is tu- trnln nice when
tall and ..perish; these
” friends who serve our
new mom: should cherish.
31.3- trucks are not worth
«in such artmcic season. So
the horse these days
a “ without-good reason.

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Yul-1h!“ I71 :il." .Jil". 1
'. RESTAURANT
I Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40¢

Supper including Soup 55:

-HorthMain8treet
11: 90 to 1 a. m.

 

 

~ , Phone 2253
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Call 499
JAPFE & ABE
3's are in the market for all
, ~ of junk, second-hand fur-
snd old clothes.

Waisy the prices for every-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Bmith, Underwood.
Remington, all other=
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold atflOpermonth.

PLUMBER.

TYRWRITER EXCHANGE.
Pat's“! Ave" Bridgeport. Conn.

 

SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last

At $5.00
Value $7.50
See Them in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St,

,South Norwalk.

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7‘ . Agency

AARON KOHN
1 Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.

 

 

‘ WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL

Jams, cIoAnm-rns
runs and TOBACCO.

J ,‘l'flRLOV BROS

“bib-Date Cigar Store ,
«— .4, Block, So. Harwell}:

 

Tel. 1581

 

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' CABS
.J' BTABLE ON COLD
, .- DAYS

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7 Phone $9131 CO

Specials In

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Buy {Your Groceries Here

And Have Them Delivered to Your Home '

Fancy Ceylon and India Tea. per lb. . .. . .... ...-.-. 4§c

Nucoa' Nut Oleo the world’s best. lb
Stngll‘iaFll'arhEJ .....d......
c y es 22's. Der ozen .
Sweet Annie Cider . . . .. . . . . . 30c quart. gallongr.
. alt Breakfast Food it. 2.5c ShoppinEBa
Krysta ak Powdered Mi ma
No- 1 Royal Plantation Coil'ee. per lb
After Dinner Blen Coffee. per lb. . . . . . . . .
Blue Labe etchuo. larzebotte
Florida Orlanlfes. sweet and juicy.
K's-— ‘

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...IIIQOIQQ

every hour at Whtie House Breadery. next to

Beckmann. Grocery

Phone 1405.

'83 Washington St.

.00
ee.
5 auarts. D a. 52cc

43c
30c

40c. 45c. 60c. 65c doz.
Fresh Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc. fresh

visitor, distributed the
She has been doing it for 15 you
She received the children.
the number of months to be fed

or four years now.
given at St. John 11 chapel.

after the Simday service.

of Revolutionary days, provided

in the United States."
his will said:

put out at

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HARTFORD \iarch 4~Tl1c Vital
statistics or Connecticut {01 JauarV' of
this year compiled by 1.111; Slum De-
partmet of Health, show :1 slight in

 

 

 

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crease in the marriage rate and a
marked decrease in the death rate in-
cluding clu‘ldrcn of one V‘r-m' and un

 

 

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials

STEAK con
FANCY SME‘L‘I‘ .

.30c lb

sooiooilussoalOo-sooeosso ......

ole-OioololD-Iol-oloolosse-

BOSTON BLUES
SNAPPER BLUES .......;..;.....-.:.........7.-..... 250 lb.
FRESH HERRING ...._;~........_-_................... 180 lb.
HADDOCK 1661b
FRESHSTOCKF‘IEAN'HADDIE.................22clb.

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

 

28c lb.
FRESH MACKEREI. 28clb.

0IIO".Cocooooosoessooeoooossolo 2801b.

ridges. The highest in five years was
in 1917, with 1.112. ‘
The death rate for January fell Jto
14.0 per Ihousand. Thrre wereJl,820
death‘s. In the samc month of 1919
the-11‘ “'Pl‘l' 3.454, :1 rate 0 [19.8.

 

 

WARDEN M’CLAUGHERY RESIGNS
HARTFi'lRD. March 4.-,-VV‘arden
(‘hm'lcs (J‘. McClnufzhc-ry of the Con-
llm'licut State Prison at Wethenficld.
proscntrd his 1esignation to the di~
icclnls or the prison at their meeting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES

, a will save money if you
u as we are closing out
Wag lines: Ajax, Fire-

Pennsylvania. »
good value in Bacine
guaranteed 5,000 miles,
. Size 30 x 3 1-2.

 

 

 

 

A.MODNE
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BEST SANTOS

35c -lb.——COF F PIE—35c lb.

BEST MIXED TEA 39c LB.

FreshEczs...'..... .
Best Elsin Cieamerv Butter. 6.1392(1)?)
BestCheese......».. ............ 3oclb
Limburzer Cheese ............ . 49c lb.

Genuine Philad lab :1 ‘
Fresh Pot Cheege . l . .9781“. .Clll‘fsf .' .J.J ...J..1.8f8:klg.

Fresh Sweet Butter on hand every day.
‘ SUGAR FOR EVERYBOr Y
Egg “Co.
12 NORTH MAIN an, SOU'I‘h Roawanx " J

Standard Butler 81

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THE LAST-OF-THE-SE'JASON

Sale 01.111111112131111szscoa1s

that formerly sold at $28. 50
to $69. 50. . .

Final Clean-Up Price
‘ $19.50 to $45.00, ,

COATS
Ladies’ , and Misses'
.' Tnmm’ ed Plush-Goats
Special 1117925 to $45
Former Value 11me $59. 50
SPRING SHOWING OF

31:"‘coA‘rs, sun's; Dussas AND WE}! _-

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Fur

today. Ill health w 1.4 give.
1 n as the
0111M States Idosnu 110. 17,903. reason. Action on tho resignhtion was
I deferred.
’1‘on ,-- 9 30m nonwm. Mr. Mct‘laughei'y came here from
m the middle west About two years ago.
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ZBYSZKO DOWNS TW

ROCHESTER x '12, 313311.”:
Stanislaus ZbV'szko last night threw
Jack Youska in 33 minutes. and Carl
Lebclge Belgian champion in m min-

utes. He had agreed to t
‘men in 90 minutes. hrow both

6616 A66) IN MEAT .
W68 M66868"

Says a little Salts in water may save
you from dread attack.
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
to cure, states a well known authority
We are advised to dress warmlv; keep
the foot- dry;.avoid exposure; eat less
meat. .but drink plenty of good water.
.Kheuniatlsm h a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that p1odu0e uric acid which is
abeor'bed into the blood. It is the toxic-
tion of the kidneys to filter this held
from the blood and cast it 0111711 the
urine; the pores '.ot the skin are also
in. means of freeing the blood of this
impurity. In damp and chilly cold
{weather the skin pdres are closed thus

 

{they berm weak and sluggish and
tail to eliminate tile uric acid which
in; accumulating and circulating
éthrough the system eventually mtg-3
ing in the points and muscles causing
:stiifncsshsoreness and pain called their
"matism. -4.
At the diet twing gr rheumatism-set
ifrom any ‘hharmacy about tour cm

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lglas or water and ring hates-e break-

” Past. each morning for a. week. This:

is said to, 9111111th uric acid hym
lcling the kldnel‘s to Wooden.
,lhus ridding" the blood '
purities.

.3ad Salts is inexpensl
and is made from the
and lemon Juice. cesiih’

 

ial days. Your tools loaves to to each
tam ‘ I

result ret J.'1‘unstall, parish'
M 1'38 Leake dole.

inquired
in " ’.
each family and wrapped the bread up.
St. Luke‘ s chapel parish house has
been the scene of the dole for three
Belore that it was
Originally
its home was Tiinity church, where
the poor had to apply for it at the alter

John Leake, a Wealthy New Yorher
or
the dole, which the Encyclopaedia
. Britannica calls the "best known dole
A portion of:

VITAL STATlSTlCS FORJ JANUARY:

der. and the birth rate. The birth
rate for the month was 2.7133. 01‘ 21.9.
per thousand of population. This \V .
the smallest in five .years. The high:;
ost rule in that period Wm. in 11']?
when it “as 2‘. l

'l‘hr- mnlliago mic V\".1:: 7.7 r-oi‘
thousand. xcpzt- scnting 912.1 111.11'riagcs.
in January 19110 there wen $11.91 1111'”-

1' Cincinnati that?“
filming the kidneys to do double Work, ‘—

13 instantly“ abrengss .die-"
in: appears ind shortly; you

‘J it on with the W.
jot Jad 83.1.1839“: tablespoonml; Jin ajl

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and standard shades.

* In the I‘Dress" Goods Section

Attractive matenalsfordresusandshrtsmpludndiecksandsllthenew

 

THIS STORE 01.0313 AT 8 P. H. INCLUDING SATURDAYS.

 

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A wealth of silken materials of me daintiest texture. includinz s larre num-
units In desirable lenzths and colors.
‘ {if ALL KINDS OF WINGS. TRIMMENGS AND BUTTONS

SAMPIAES GLADLY FURNISHED ON REQUEST m

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“l hereby give and bequeath to thei
rector and vestrymen of T1inity par!-
ish. New York city N. Y. 1 000 pounds
bier-est, to be laid out in
the annual income im six penny wheat-
.pn loa‘Ves of bread and distributed to;
such poor as shall appear most de-

Thc class in the history and theory
of music met yesterday morning.

 

Miss Smith, the Latin teacherhwill
not be back until Monday.

 

The orchestra met for rehearsal

V ostordny aiternorm.

 

Hlfiil SBllllll NIJTES

E Our new principal will come Mou-

day.
:‘moly gla1i.A inception is to be held
in his honor on Tuesday eVnening The
?Sl(‘lllllz Weilnitz o1che‘stra will fur-
;nish music.

 

Lust but not b ast is the fact that
there is to be 1m hastcr Vacation and
311 the students mo obliged to :0 1111
1111 the 25th 01 lune. The pupils are
justly indignant and talk about get-
ting up a petition.

 

The Girls' (lice (‘luh met yesterday
afternoon. The membrane are working.
hard on some new pieces for then
conceit in April. The organization
which will take part in the concert
arczThe orchestra. Girls' Glee. Ciub.1
Boys“ Glee Club. Mandolin Club, and
High School Chorus. Nineteen 1111111
here are to be presented, followed by
dancing afterward.

"SWEET CIDER"

 

CONFISCATED.
‘5 a . ‘
\V'IIJJMANTIC. March 4.-Jamaica

ginger with high alcoholic content

andvcidcr which had moved out of the
classification or "sweet" were seized
by federal officers from Rhode island
in several grocery stores last night

One grocer was fined $25 in court to

day for having forbidden ingredients

iin his possession. Other grocers were
not summoned in.
At a saloon the officers took what

key still, and they sent it away for ex-
aminatiort. Samples of

soul to Hartirod for analysis.

Mfi

DROPS or MAGIC! .
LIFT our CORNS

Sore, touchy corns stop hurt-
. . ing, then lift right out a .,

i with fingers ’

For a few *cents you
the magic'drug’. muons.
recently dbcovei‘ed by a

 

 

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Just ask at any drug
store for” a small bottle
of treesOne. my a tow '
drops upon the tender,
aching corn or callus and

t-

can get a tiny bottle at
gwill fiadthecom or “93’. ,, ..
1115 _so loose that you 1111":

Just think! Noe-ope bit. 7,
or pain before tpp‘tyins .7
{rem or at '
. doesn’t even
romance skin.

 

for 11th the pupils will be sin-

they thought was a section of a whrs- You simpr pom a little in y'om harm

cider were- comes instantly.
l
iGe-t a small t1ial bottle now from any,

1 gold medal awards.

 

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TRIAL MARRIAGE ‘
RESULTS 1N ARREST
PHOENIX, Ariz.
marriage contract, entered into in Eng-
land by a soldier and an artist's mod~
el, has resulted in the conviction in
federal court here of Henry O'Brien.
former British soldier. on the charge'
of blinging to the I'nited States Miss
Vera. Mort, tor immoral purposes.
The girl testified that she met“
O'Brien in London. and that be had
asked her to marry him. '1 said i
~would giVe him six months trial,“ she
said. “i promised to max.v him 12‘ I.
liked him well encugh at the 1nd of
that time." ,

 

 

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MERIDEN CAFE 3
PROPRIETOR DEAD
MERIDEN. March 4.—~Pa:ricl: J.
Barry, fiftv-nine
'prietm, fathm of lack Burr, of \K‘or
‘cester. ass. oted baseball plays
swith the worl champion ildhdeipnia‘
‘JAthlctit‘s and Boston Red S.:.\. on; m 1
day, aftcr a long illnr‘ss. Ho" nerl
leaves his widow and :1 d11u;ht‘cr._ I

 

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ment. .

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.CRUSH so TO DEATH

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1' Gregory. 05.
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.vetcran cat 9 pro work“ today and

er-’ Insurance Compam 1111111 :11:
day one or the larzcst c101}:

house
Company.

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1 MERIDEN COAL DEALER FINED.

v-fi-“
\larch 1A 1218.) MERIDEN March 4.——V\ ith a 'vsr'77-

tyt‘our pound scale, inquisitix» 01 m

Vsnas'se, weighed a. ton 01? (ml 1?;
cost him $16. 25 deliV mod to 1111 .‘ .01
As a rgsult John Gafl'ney,
wood dealer. VVas aircsted this
in; and lined the costs of his 7“
tion after he had pleaded 1.3.2 ‘
scales were nozen and that ‘2-
makc good the shortage.

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HARTF‘U'U). March 4 1:33,
fell from a 00:2] .u- '

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a coal conveyor at the Hartford (iv:

was crt'nhr'.
death. His fall “11:: unmet": 1‘. r
‘11.:uanglf‘d hodv was not 13““ ~". :1 ‘

some-time after V1 ard

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BIG JlNSURANCE POLICY
HARTFORD March-i . ‘
incur" '
policies e“?1‘\\l‘lll0n. it i:
‘00 000 on cmplqv cs of H11
Elegtric and )1.1:1':11:« '11:

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iii!) _i_6i__SCll8 Milli?

Limber up! Rub any kind of pain
soreness stiffness right out w1th
“St. Jacobs Liniment."
liont' stay sore stiff and lame' I im-
,'her up? Rub soothing, prnetrating
"‘St. Jacobs Liniment“ right in your
Inching muscles, joints and painmi
nerves It’s the quickest. surest pain
{relief on earth. it is absolutely harm-

'less and doesnt burn the sl‘t‘in

l “St. Jacobs Liniment" conquu‘s pain. i
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It instantly takes awav any achr, sore—
ness and stiffncss in the head nec‘zc,‘
[shoulder-s. back legs arms fingers or
.an)‘ part of the b0d5'~nolhing use it.

H. KRIEGER Cr" C0.

Milliners.

\Vé are now showinc a
wonderful selection of ex-
clusive Millinery. Fifth
Avenue and Broadway
styles for just half the
Brice charged in the New
York stores.

 

 

and rub “where it hurts." and relief.

 

Don‘t stay cripple-if,

 

drug store. It never disappoints» sin}

In use for more

than 60 years.

 

. THE meander-on;
- RECORDS
Are Exceptionally GoodN

' You are suretoilnd'e. favor-
Jite. Q . L- g >_.
‘Vdseiusphythemforym‘

F. LEBA‘MILTON

49 Wall &. _ Telephone 125.

 

 

 

Special for the Week

PURE NEW ORLEANS
-NOLASSSE qt. 33c, gal. $1.20

uaaY's conmLK,
scan

QUAKER ROLLED OATS.
3 lbs.

196‘

‘swtr‘r‘s rams
Fwssmuo rownan
“We Nicks 1‘3

24 Cottage Street
A STULL

 

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