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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 18, 1920 · page 8

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OUGH!

n mind goes alonx ““1
TIM“ raid of sunshine and
a! mu. you‘re um 0‘ W”

axon and ice. of buying c031

DID price. Unless y0ur
.W’s leather, you're

'fix’ hard about thewéather; '
"E say to Winter “Hold.
“I. You

brutal thins. you are
,7“ We sell coal we’re
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had enough as'
v. as you. We're ready tor a
' or Spring, the swelling

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m the bluebirds wing. the

; 30.: of violets on the breeze—e
and-o day under 50 degrees.

 

 

 

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tributoitsothummnaygetafairlhmst a fair.-

Pleaseluopinnindthatourbutofl‘ortsoroa‘tyouroom-
mend and that we shall oountit aprivilegotobootgervioo
3070’?

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VIc’romA TAX
Phone 937.

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Smith. Underwood!
Rendngton, all 0(th
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, :5 l
per month. Machinos‘
sold atsilJpermonth .

PLUMBER.
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31c iii—DIXIE BACON—31c lb .. Y

Swift’s Mild Cure Bacon. out up tin sanitary
nackazes. Try it at this low price.
N9. I Royal Plantation Cofiee. lb. . . . .w . 45c

Rmso for washing. no rubbt , no borhnz. tr. . 9%:
Old Dutch Cleanser (atlases irt) .... . . for 2;
Ozone Soap. the old reliable . . . . . . . . . 3 cakes 29c
Franklyn Brand Jelly. glass tumblers . .. . . . . 1§c
Hillsdale Brand AsoaragusJarg‘e can . . . . . . . . . 33c '
Swrft’s Pure Leaf Lard. Der lb. . . . . . . . . .. 28c
Sunkist California Lemons. doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c
Fisher Queen Brand Sardines. can . . . . . . . . . . . . lac
Gloucester Mackerel. very nice. each . . 20c

Lars-e Juicy Grape Fruit, each . . . . . .I .I .I .I .I .I .I.I 10c

Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc. at
White House Breadery. next to

Beckmann’sGrocery

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mfg? xcommissioner ex-
plained today theeonsulners 1'
benrsedtosavomeyonmefl- 5!
(Milne sit-days, from March 29‘
to April 3, '83“: Money on 5°“
realize the

Israeli.

“This plan, is designed to _
subsmdfl Economies which the Unit-
ed States ' . at or Justice has
stated to be lble by more extens-
ive purchase or the less costly meat

cuts.

"‘ ccordingly. durinc ‘Save Money
on Meot' steel: the public is urged to
buy those portions which have great.
' nutritive value and are 1118le palata-
ble, but which cast far less than the

0 ~ ular cu . .
m"I'l‘eh§IIrI;taller-s or, the State will co-
operate in 'Save Moneyon Meat week.
Inexpensive cuts will be stocked in un-
usual quantities. Wholesale meat
salesmen have agreed to urge on re-
tailers the purchase or an adequate
supply of less costly cuts from March
29 to April 3. The campaign will be
extended even into thesmallest towns.

“Needless to say, the ~Fair PriceI
Commission will be watching to make.
sure that no dealer tried to make the
stimulated demand for cheaper cuts
an messiah for illicit nroijts. The re-
tailers should be able to evil, and un-
doubtedly will sell, on a closer margin. '
due to the fact that they mil buy and .
sell these portions in larger quaint-.5
ties than usual.

"According to the Dep
Justice, Government exper
investigated marketing
83 ‘2 .
‘I“.\n abnormal demand tor
modity forces up the price.
condition applies to portc )
steaks or other choice cuts. lcople
should use more i‘orequurwr meals
(whence comc many ili«-_xpt'n:.l\(.
cuts) and reduce the cost 0: living-

“Now is the consumer's «hnnce to.
save money by purchasing more frcc-‘
iv the cheaper portions of moat. They
are 'cheap’ only in the scnw that the) .

cost less."

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CANADIAN lND‘AN GOT 378

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ultl S. Lovell as chairman of the call-,was asleep in h
cn: and that of John Graham us see

in: lhcso delegntcst~~—

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Gordoaflocuhum. loot
mane Mu was um“!

“Elma—m models with high or low neck. Short
PAINTS—Ines and article lengths of various styles.
UNION SUITS—All grades at very reasonable prices.

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New York Police Look for Two of tool
Meaneat Burg-1am.

NEW YORK, March 18.»—This is the!
story of a little girl's brave fight
against the two meanest burglars in
'New Yolk.

Margaret Hmey. twelve years’ old,‘
lmme, in West 25th;
;street. last 'whcn she was await-v
toned by a noise in an adjoining roan»
iller parents being absent. she called
y'who’s there?" and receiving no an-
iswer, she turned on a light, to discov-
fcr two men rattling her bank contain-
iing seventy-live pennies. The men
sprang for the doorway, with the little
girl giving chasm screaming at the top
or her voice.

She caught the man with the bank,
’nmantimc lighting off his companion,
|who was ondczu‘orim: to stifle he?

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TO BE CARRIED TO I
STATE CONVENTION

(Continued from First Page).

ciznod by the chairman and secretary

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rrtary were affixed to the report nam

Reinhold Porsson.
Louis I. Snyder,
Robert C. Silllman,
Frederick S. Beardsley
The signature of Edward E. Bit-:0.
who purpcrts to be 'rfllubllcan Town‘
in? the following delogaicstm
Edward S. Birgo,
Abram “'t-llington,
Edward ll. Beers,

(‘harlcs HI‘ Peck. with her own bank.

 
 

. ’ Grade Silk Hosefor Women
II mummmnmmmtmnonwm
niacin mgr-it. . .,

’ Ladies’ Spring and Summer Underwear

Mot-sleeveless.

A New Line of .Silk Underwear
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H. KRIEGER e00.

I Milliners.

We are now showim: a
wonderful selection of ex.
elusive Millinery. Fifth
Avenue 'and Broadway
styles for just half the
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Repairing a/Specisfly

51" Fume“: Ave Bridgeport, Conn.I ‘ ' _ ‘ . ,.
I g g- I § beyond tiw :Iiiifl'Oi'N‘l‘m“ g‘jf“ 12f: "u the “119% (M “0' 9‘2“?“ Emil: Ty... mm 0.03”“ mm“; with :hcmi '.,,-.,-._. H- _- _ _ , N...
‘f‘. _- - - " S at , this year and ii (100% “i' 'i‘-""‘ “ ;vm.‘t ly the ru-oubllcall 03:1: i‘i 'lhv bank. and neighbors a few 310-:
. § ‘ , power to run sphi)i“i"..\: :ii I. i.“ it. 9 “ mun. Socrptar) 'lluritlm not In ‘ l‘IfIi moms 1m... broke into the house and? _
3 SPECIAL en 1 es SI- C Should a .cnliuiilmi . _ I‘. II: I "“3”“W3m3 m‘III‘I‘I‘I‘ ”I?" 1w Ia‘ ‘_ found Molgalvl insensible on mt'fleo'r.
é . ; whcrcby more moth “7 “1'” ‘ phone other than to but on the tem . She was “Win.“ by a hospital sur- '-
i LADIES bHOES IN ' ' during thi- ln'i‘Si‘hl you: "'“" ’ pnmry t-ont-muiun Hill ilit‘ name! on ’gcon and between soils was able to
7 - \ school committee must a: .. by... - w..- lint which was properly presented ‘give the police a good apbcripaon of I
.ECWBSI LaSt § American Cheese . . . '. . . . . .-. . .A. . .~. . . . ...—. . . . 3501b the board of finance and W" “7’7"" and that ii the «fiber delegates “7"“! 11m;- assailants. / ' ‘
At $5 00 :§ a I pristion must be made in .V..(-..rdzuzcc (“riddlllsfii‘d with this action, ft “'88; Her MOI? so,touched the men in the “you mtend bum Jewelry,
‘ ‘ . I‘resh Pot Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 lb. . with the provision of tho) H‘umi" -~'"~ their privilege to take the matter he- Twentieth stx‘l‘ct police station that f d .
I Value $750 I ' ~ under WhiCh ”W 10““ -‘I‘"~‘~“L'¢ "“0““! tore the credentials committee of th“,m~cry patrolman in the precinct was WM“ Clock, an Uphill-l
‘ L be Ch 490 lb - .
Se. Them in the Window I. In! rger eebe . . .'.-o'-Isu'o'r.a s_...v.;o . -:o I r- o a was Created. < Th9 Pt')‘~'l.l)ll Of It!“ COnVGn‘m. If [he committee adop‘a dviailcd ‘0 look {or ‘ne nma‘“ men. . .‘BUY Now.
‘ i Munster Cheese , ,_ H _ , , 496 lb slate is that school boar-’5 are not G-‘i- me temporary roll, the Parsons 5819!! ——~ “m..-“ ‘ l M ”in ’9”
. LI‘AX LEVY-”S .L . - v . . ,A. ou- o s~o c on. o and o no o .~o o o l ‘4 peclml (i) do jnntnsfihlu llllllf13_ I gallon ““1 represent Stratford ln that --TI‘, .1” IC'QmEmeIi a u. s O r Se‘.enth Al‘niver.
31 5 th M ' S i SWISS Cheese . . ....... . . . .-. . . . . .-. . . . . . . . . 4901b. Miss \‘t'ukmnan rm- x;‘~-tl that local 5 (unvariiun. . , ‘huth Norws‘lr Evening mail 3 u - . ,
' on m t" . . . v _ teaclwl‘S. fooling kmm‘zr Hm sittmliomi Tlio gummy." is :m‘ aftermath of ' ‘ . ‘ d Removal gale at
South Norwaik. IS Fll‘St Prize hut Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30C “3- would rnporl tor llu‘y Monday. "ling my. 331020,, sunny” in stafnpgde {tits-'1‘: m the be“ "5‘“ m . saw an iv .
. 3' - li‘iit‘llt.'l”5 living in l!:a:;‘.uir_v HUI-9‘3 regular republican caucus n trill 0.’ 1 Q r . \-;n
I IAIqDaragusI ta" can I I III I I I I I I I "I I I I I I I I I 200 can M153 “I“k"“”"' ”“1‘ “WM report {0" last week. which was followed M" a: i IIIC‘SS than CObt Pa A9 15
_ 5 Libby’s Pmeannle. tall can . . . . . _ . . . . , . . 35c can duty Monday Lmrmy _ second caucus. After the smoke had ; -" _,__ “" . Real'
It - + . . On motion of Dr .u‘vv, Elias \\a.1;e- cloarctl a“-uv' it appeared that. the:~ - .
S\\€€- C]0\ er Mllk ..... . . . . . ... . ... . . . . . . . . 206 can man was nullim‘ixwl in ‘seek such caucus at which um Pfirson illo‘leclil-t HEAD STUFFED FRO. Grasp Your
WHOLESALE 3 ~ v . ' , 9 9.. means as slit: lIi't’lS .zmuu lie to nmke tion was elected was t p rezua , c- .
. d W Gold Cross Er anoratcd Milk . . . . . . . . . .. cans for -ac up im- mm, hm . m1 mmm Mm, which the am“... CATARRH OR ACDLD Onoortumiv
an ‘ Lxhl-fl 3;. Evanorated )1 k . . . . ..... . 2 cans for 250 Mr. llcnlon it"‘nn, .. that f H]; fled (mos hpm another caucus, elected __ r
TAIL . ' . ‘ieachvrs refused 1.: t-I back. lit had the Birce .iglcgation and promied SC” Cream Andi“ in’Nm 50W.
1. 'trnough to open sleuuk: with. ~Birzc town chairman. The ml CSLU- Air ' -___.__
0:338. CIGARETTE: Q ‘ 1 '3 l {W- 0f.“f”‘" and it. Mutt-fluent» cus had n. solectiOn t... town‘oliml‘; 0"" W 8"“ u" H ARI E 'BR XVI)
I 38 . ' . O .o commons. rm. 572;: t n. such rn. but ll‘l' town chairman 9 I10» K . .1.._ _ . S
> and TOBACCO. S , . . icontiilions llflVt' tIuwva-d. but re?! Exam set! M NW9 any part 5“ "‘9 "I“; .1 IEIIIII‘III III‘If no 3‘7}:qu; than! C II J I
TARLQV BRO‘ . 12 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTh “’0me infiltifietl than 50mm! sq-ssinns hurl pom“): (‘l the delegates. 6t 05th nostli s oprn n; t up, 1.93: ‘ Expert Watchmaker.
b ’ ;bt-cn deferred. Ammo on salary Twelth District. Situation.- pasaages of your head rim? and you. , ~-
. I 53 MAIN ST. NORWALK ‘sclu-dulo for iii‘Xi _\'« was deterred. h.» (3,342 of the deadlock in the m 1“... iii ’zcclv. N- . “a... t “1.33:: Jeweler and Optic on
Unto-Date G 1' Store ii ’ ___ 1’" . , . " W“ a 0 ‘ - - v -» ‘ ~~-
' 183 ““_"" ‘ “vol!“ ”Mimi“ “mm" 0‘” ‘0 shuffling, lzlmr‘mr, relics-In, dryness

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We? can AND camas‘jI
RESTAURANT ‘

»whr Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40c
.Ipoclal Supper including Soup 55c
Ilium Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
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Call 499
JAFFE &: ASH
We are in the market for 8.11.
ml of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes.
' We pay the prices for every-

3 fut 8%, East Norwalk. Ct.

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Specials In
AUTOMOBILE

SUPPLIES

. You will save money if» you
1 now as we are closing out
I -Afdlowing lines: Ajax, Fire-
_ Pennsylvania.
.d. Yery good value in Racine
4 = - guaranteed 5,000 miles,
moo. Size so 1: 3 1-2.
race, Hudson and View
. - on weeklypayments,

A. MODNE
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Furniture of Character
at fadederate Prices

Good furniture gives the home character. It need not be
the most- expcnsive, but shOuId possess quality and be ar-
. tisiicaiiy adapted to the home in which it is used.

Whether you wish a. lamp, or some wicle for the kitch-
en, or a complete suite, we have it, and at prices that you will

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“SCALPS.”

OTTAli'A, Ont. .‘inrth law-Comm“
oi i‘rnncis l’eglllirzz'::;xbtl\v. one of
mo c than 4.000(‘unmiinn lndians who
volunteert'd for sen" v- “ill'l the Can-
adian mpcdi‘tionmx m n" is Credited
lwith the “scu! 75" oz' :‘7‘4 (icrmans in a
report submitted in the House of Com-
mons, by Arthur Mciehvn, Minister of
the interior. Corporal l’cgahmaga-
bow. "who hails from Parry Sound. was
one of a large numbm- nt‘ Indian crack
shots who were detailed as snipers.
He» received the military medal with
two he rs for his exploits.

Mr. Meighen's report cites numcr~
cus instances of gallantry on the part
of the Indian contingent. which num-
bercd more than 35 per cent. of the to-
tal male Indian population or military
ago. One Indian, John Campbell, unv-
cled 3.000 miles by canoe, train and
steamer to reach Vancouver so that
he could enlist.

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summer Friday Fish Specials ~

smsxamor ......... .........:.............28ctelb.
smart con 25c lb.
Fancy Smelt. ...... ....... .............28clb
mssnmcxsm .......... 28ch
TILE nan ..... 25clb.
HADDOGK ........ ..................14¢1u.

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LARGE mamas sor'r cums ,
rassn amonrm‘ttmmnm .22o1b

Schultze’s Sanit Markets,

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yhosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.

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- ~-§*ays a glass? of hot water Iwith

Pthicians the world orer
mend the inside bath, declaring this

do not absorb impurities into the

es in the ten yards of» hostels do. ‘

each morning. before breakfast, a
glass of hot water with, a teaspoontni
oi limestone phosphate. in it. as a
harmless means of helping 123m 1mm
therstcmaeh, liver and bowels .1319 pre-
._.vious day's indigestion: “tutorial... poi.
gags-gur- bile and toxins: thn‘sueana

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eeténhsj and put-trying the en-
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.sciectinn of tile
large, and the appointment of convert»

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. of vastlymore im‘portance than out-.
Elde cleanliness. because the skimporosI

blood, causing ill health, while the pot-.1

.. Men and women are urged to drink‘

who awe theiflitht had leher up: Getasnnfltflalbb‘tfle
lute 'i‘romyonr (imam. andiaiusta‘ ' .
. 7 a K

u’on cmzxmittcvs and tho state cen- _\
tral cotmuiucmmn, Socrciarv Buck:
lev. upon inquirv from officials or the
district has explained the rules 10 inc
effect shat wlxilc the one delegate who
was elected, Joseph P. Kling, of Ham-
tlcm was i‘r'nilcged to vote with tho'
other delegates of the Senatorial l‘ls-
trirt for state central committees. he
mm: ifllth no part in thc vote for the
Stvt‘Ionil dcirgattu at lame from the dis:
u‘ict. m'nr \z'hosc sclcction the denti-
lock resulted The decision is in no

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END

struggling for brcmu at night
our mid o: ('zilril‘lll iiisaprrars.

(it i :l silhlll Izmille (if 5?sz "INvFLlD I”
ilalm from war drugslsi nmr. .Itpraly
a little of this iramnt. ..r~.!m‘:piic.‘ - "dwr "r- ‘
hoalini: crmm in your nostril-s. it pro.

llul‘t‘S through cwi‘s‘

it's just fine.

all‘ l-Q-SSdJ'C oi
the bead. soothes the isilamt d or swol-
in] nmcausIrmvnibrum- and rein: corner
instantly. \
Don‘t. Sill} ~1Jl‘edaxp.
with a cold or nasty catarrh.

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Specialfor the Week

a. 8. STANDARD roan . ,
WHEAT FLOUR, a bag 31 «it.

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made at anadjournc-d convention of
the district to be hr-iti on the morning.

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of tha- scron'i day of tho static ctmnm-
tion. Maul: ‘Zi. _
Secretary Buckicy said yesterday
42ml ’tlze ivzz‘porary convention roll. as
it will be musentcd to the committee
on cr'cticnticls, viii not be ready for
seseral davum'inr. to the delay 0!
several towns in reporting their dele
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BOY SLAYER TO DIE IN CHAIR.
ALBANY. March 18.~~—The conviction
vot‘ William Waiters, nineteen years
«old. for the murder of Leo Rubin, in
‘New Your city. was affirmed by. the
Court t-f Appeals, yesterday. Walter,
shot Rubin while robbing his deli-
catcsacn store, at .\'o. 312 East 70th:
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Don't Suffer-i instantly relieve aching
(muscles nerves and joints with
“Si. Jacobs. Linlment.”

W'hat's rheumatism? Pain only"

Stop druggingi Not one case in ditty;
requires internal treatment. Rub the ;
misery right away! Apply smihing,t
penetrating “St; Jacobs. Belmont" dl- ‘

rectly upon the "tender spot” and re—i
lietcomes instantly. "51. Java): LinL

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FANCY MAINE CORN,
a can ......

N. Y» STATE PEA BEARS.
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A person oi‘mn lines 3mm :x -
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2friend how tau zci ‘rril,
“ clerk, hottie liott-l iii (.11. -. "
writes; “For wccks i not. ‘
_ly with rains. in ”it: mt: »
“thigh. l on treated by tl.~ m " '
Igrheumo.{ism but found no 3 I
Hl‘uctllfimcndalion of {lofii‘L-I.
‘Foley Kidney Pills and Iii—.1”: 1
pellet. almost immediately];
j'haltfltache, rheumatic pains. at . “ "
‘ “Stills-enforce“ Corners: i on.
' oerfifié REIADYIFOEl—THEI «ecu
._ ERADUA'NON oLAss. ’
* *Md' an. important momma. 1" ‘1
lutnkht. bran the ‘ninth crud“
m it Was decided to select “I,”
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Wang. . committee. The dull” "'5
mm are to sole-ct some 0""
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