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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 27, 1920 · page 8

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CLOSED CARS
- MORTAR“ ON GOLD
DAYS

VICTORIA TAXI CO.
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“A- i ‘ a
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. 86
per month. Machines
sold aulopermonth.
PEUMBER.

WHWRH‘R EXCHANGE,

OI! gnu-field Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.

 
 
 

 

.M'unsiaer Cheese ...-..-.-..~.-....

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Whoopinnind 1111-.meme
tobi‘bfoervice

mend and that. we shall oountita
”you.

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The Hatch swam... Co.

 

Best Elgin Butter 6% lb

American Cheese
Fresh Pot Cheese . . u . .
Limberg'er Cheese . . . . . .

SwissCheese.............
First Prize Nut Butter . . . .

Asparagus. tall can .... . . . . . . .

Libbyis Pineapple. tallcan
‘SweetCloverMilk 1'

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18¢ 1b.
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. 49c lb.
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Gold Cross Evaporated Milk . . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 25¢
Libby’s Evaporated Milk . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 25c

' StandardButtelfiEggCo.

12 N ORTH MAIN 81, 80111311. NORWALI
53 MAIN ST" NORWALI

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mm the Russian Bois'he»
7mraeoerdhsbi§ a you»: 1112ch

MN. Ku'ch Ila—The Polish

was removed Therein?
member: in Polish.
northwest of Thorn.
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in; rumors in flat city.

masonic, march 27.——Evsc=
titanium Siberia by Ameria
do was; will be completed or twin
April 1. in the opinion of encore here.
The transport Thomas sailed on
March 10 with Colonel Morrow and
11800 men of the 27th Regiment. and

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

, -Manch*22.;.wlllf take 2,000 more Arn-
, rerican soldiers. The remaining force
' of 1,000 men with General William 8.
. Graves and his stat, will depart on
the; Great Northern lute this 1110th
The Americans have been in Siberia

 
 

 

 

a year and 111111 and have seen eer-
vlce in the byovsk region and in
transbalknlin.

 

Withdrawal of Czechoslovak troops
in Siberia is more than half complet-
ed and it is expected the forces still
in this country will have left for home
by June 15.

PARIS, March :7.——0dessa. no
great Russian port. on the Black Sea,
has been occupied by Ukrainians un-
der General Pewlenho, commander of
thellkralnian National Army, accord-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ukrainian 1111311111 in Paris today.

CONSTANTINOPLE, March 26.“
News from the Russian volunteer
army in Crimea seems unsatisfactory
The Bolsheviki have recaptured Pere-
kop on the isthmus between the
peninsula of the Crimea and the
mainland, and outbreaks have oc-
curred at different points behind the
volunteer lines.

Members of the British mission all
\ovorossisk are reported to be em-
barking.

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‘ ' Tolemph‘v company 111101.,

the. South Bend, which will leave on ‘

ing to information received by the -

a head of red
admitted that be had won the days ago, had not been established to.

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EASTERWAIS'IS

 
 
 

Sure of Speedy Set-Vice Here

Every Wile brisht with
EASTER SUITS

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EASTERWY

Anatheonethoussiflandonebixandlittleitemsso necessary to a nroncr

 

 

 

 

 

Easter equipment. ., A _ M‘s-on...
> MEMEHton closes at 6 o’clock.
MUSICAL TALENT ‘bunchm of celery ”with a ribbon tied -- ‘ .... -.....

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atom or professional renditions, much,
credit isvdue Mr. Ballwltz for his
couinge, in the first place, and, in the
second, his beautiful handling of the
delicate high notes which are neces-
sarv in a. successful rendition such as
this one. Mr. Ballwitz was tendered
cabbage and after-
wards.

 

CHRISTIANIA, Norway March 27.

 
 
 

iery and several other buildings more

 

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Call 499
JAFFE a ASH
We are in the market for all
this of junk, second-hand fur-
11bit. and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-

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WHOIJBSALI
and
RETAIL

’EIGABS, CIGARETTESL
PIPES and TOBACCO.

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“Unto-Dale Cigar Store
We Block, Bo. Harwell

 

 

 

Lean Smoked Shodldetlech.

Another popular sale for Saturday’ Selected
stock: Trv one at this moderate cost.

Dixie Bacon. Swift’s Mild Cure lb.

Nucoa Nut Oleo the world’s best lb. ........... 36c
Crosse and Blackwell’s Orange Marmalade jar . 15c
Large Sunkist Navel Oran es . . . . .... . . for 21:):
No. 1 Royal Plantation Co ee. lb .. . . , 5c
Fancy Head ttuce. each . . ................... 10c
Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard. per 1b.. ............ 28c
R. and R. Chicken Broth with rice. can ...... . . .l5c
Mueller’ s Elbow Macaroni. pkg. . ............. 15c
Best Connecticut Onions. per lb. .......... . . . 109:

FINE GRANULATED SUGAR
The Best Bakery Products in th

House Breaderv. next to

BeckmannTsGrocery '

e city at Whit‘

83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY ?hone 1405.

before abandoning the place to the:
Russian Bolshevlkl according lo ira‘.
elers anlving at Tromsoc. Occupa ‘
tion of the plaza by Scricl (loops-z n1
curred March 22.

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SUPERiOR COURT. l

 

Two gases to Be Heard Will End
; March Term.
Bill iWn mmc cases rmmlin on 1ho
,docket of the March term of the
Superior court. Danbury. to he heard
by Judge John “1’. Banks, ,{l‘hey are
Stain-Fink, Inc. vs. “’il iam H. Fink.
ei ale, and Ella Cosicll appeal from
probate, in the estate of John Blake,
late or Bothei. The former case was
started yesterday 10111110011 11111! at it's
conclusion the laictr case will be
heard. Court will he in session three
days next week and two cases will be
completed within that time. H

There were two cases on the list
for trial by jury but. unless Judge
Ranks holds this lm‘m open while no
is presleng at ‘Middlctown and re-
turus here especially in hear these
cases. there will lm no jury trials
this term.

The State v.11 Fink (as. which on-
nnod yesterday lnwnoon is one in-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

rating, Reviving, Nourish :
——:tha.ts’ our Hot Chocolate.
The real cold weather drink is;
But Chocolate—which 13 made '
-1: and served right. I
Sry it today when you are chill-
and depressed—it is certain to
edelightfully delicious.

New England
Candy Shop

South Kain St, South Norwalk
“’3 1 Phone 952.

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Schultze’s Saturday. Night Specials.

Morris Bacon .1. e‘one "e‘ at. feTs'Z-e'le‘uo ”o'o"e"e-e ’e we 's w o e .' ' 25C lbj

DlXie Bacon e t e are'rfelo’fflul‘ en. “o’m'o ne‘2'no one o e e no

1; 32¢ lb.

Wilson’s Certified Hams .... . . . . . . ...—.... 36c 1b.
Swift’s Premium Hams . . . . . . . . . . .... 361: lb.
.Meadowbrook Hams .....U...‘. =36c lb.

Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets”

SOUTH NORWALI.

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A11 gevine Furniture co.

Complete Home F urnishérs.

134-156 Washington 1 Strcel.

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volxing stock 011111.11. do transactions
01 the Stall) Fink 10111pnny.hcs Sc,
Keating appear rm “1‘ Fink and
Judge Martin J. (‘unninghaul repre»
sents Mr. Stall)

’ A settlement has been effected in
‘ :the case of licnry Roland vs.Ka1hcr ;
line. S. Fernandez antl‘ this case 11115
3119911 withdrawn; Mr. Ireland sought
;to have the decxco of divorce granted
{Mrs Fernandina his former wil'v.
modified so that lbw absolute cus-
'tody of their daughter might not. in
;givcn;1hermother. An agreement we?
.reached whereby the child is l‘o'scc
and visit the father as much as the
mother. The father is in pay the prn=
,bation officer [our dollars a week
:towards the summit oi the child.

1 The attorneys in the divorm= action

of Carrie A Foster vs. Royal F 1'05"
:ter came to 1111 agreement yesmxday
to have the case heard before a stale
icferéc and the case goes off the list.

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TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.

Tomolrow. Palm Sunday, is the be
Mgimling of Holy \\ cck in which {he
.church commemorates. the last week
of our Lord‘s earthly lifé. Palm S1111-
(lay commemorates his triumphal r111-
_‘i;l'y into Jerusalem when- enlhua
spastic people wanted to make .him
“king. The rector will giro an appro=
prlaie address at the 11 oclock sero-
vice on the first Palm Sundav The
church will be appropziately decorat-
18d with palms and palms will be like
tribuicd to all’ services. There Will
7538 : week-day celebration ell‘i‘y
morning at 9. 30 except Good Pride

'Th'e collect Eplslle and gospels that
"ar‘e appointed for these services. 18!!-
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Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk

Are your brakes in A1 condition?

Do your wheels line 11130 X. that on may get the; full

mileage on your tires?

Are the hearings in your motor in good condition?

Nowisegoodthneriogo over the car and-have ilphtm:
. readiness. Ye‘uwillwantitjnst the day. you find you have, «
; neglected to have your work 1101111.. ~

I have some tires at the, old; plies.

 

 

 
 
 
 

' 7 15111111111117, because it was the

hlch the traitor Judaé made his or
y'dahgements with the chief priests to
~. f‘hetray his Lord with 'ihe thllfil‘
pieces of silver. Mauday Thursday so
culled. because it. was the nighb‘oe
‘which thel Bord instituted ilk smice”
or: the hfly communion. 011 Good
vi'i-iday there will be morning prayer
Kai 9 oclock, the three hour service.
gfrom 12 to 3, and 7: 45 {he choir V5111
truism Stainers ‘éangata, The Oracle,
Exion. On Saturday. Silent

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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'lin selection

vin the antel'oom

; the night.

the tragedy of the first Good Fri—V

 

first prize at a contest, in “’eston

did not think the} had lime for anoth-
(‘1‘ "Your

For singing "Only a Violet " Ham
Ambler “on 11 r1311», car of yellow
corn and considming the high cost of
(hirken lot! 111

:lucky.

Jesse Tmlor 131011-13 ullh a mando—
at 1 umpanied by ’1‘ il-
liam Rowe on 111 guitar For this.
Jesse was given 11 pair of ice creepers

IN COCKENOT TRIBElm mei- m

lments and

the making.

CHILD’S MURDERERS“ NOT
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: identity of the person or persons

v1 ho 1 killed seven year-old Frances
South, near her home near Adena.
twenty-me miles west of here. three

 

the gill was found 'l‘huxsdsy after-
“noon
Officels. assisted by mugs of citi-

zcns iodav more se..rch1ng for a num-

unused in 11 soldiers uniform Thisl
(amid: red himself man acculding to sexeml Adana resi= 7'1“” ‘ (“V 10 801 “'9”.
was seen late Thursday near :lcrli

dents

the spot when: the with the

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hands tied uiih 11 mililary Lnt 00rd,?
u as found. "
i The four nogroes arrested "funnel;

entertainment refresh-

gnmes were colored.
{and the popular opinion is that anoth-
'er one of these mall's is "already" in

STE‘UBENVILLB, Ohio. March 29.;

ll dav in spite of 1he fact that numerous;
—-—Flnnish forces at Paichmkn 1n the. one time with another song, and oiicr- armed posses hme scoured the sun-,_

Murmansk region burned the mouse ,ed 10 favor again but the committee rounding country since the body on"

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A FRiEND RECOMMENDED THEM.

 

A person often does more hood than
he: rralizu: “hen he 19“.: a sufirrin
.l X Tohill.
Lottie llolcl ixaunme ind.
liftlfif l o. ucoksl suil‘crrd constant-
17.1111 pains in the hustle.“ of my
1 as 1113 ed by 2139 (loan? 101'

ljy
”nigh.

so that he could follow the trail to day night as suspects, ‘Wz‘i‘é 51.111 m'rhcumausm but found no relief. UDO‘
bury on in nights. Bill Rawaljail at Currolllon today They deniedl,‘;m dal' of a mad 1 tried

for his reward in this presentationmll knowledge bf the killing, and our ( lumen 1011 ._

received a 1111111117111 sprouted. Bermu-ithorlties were investigating a report r‘dfl'y Kidnap This and 11:31: l0 5!“

(la. onion. Bill was figuring on a - » that a railroad trainman had stud that relief almost lmmodlatci Geod for

burger sandwich before going to d,
uhen last seen.

Gus Fellenbaum rendered at this
time the sweet old song which will,
novel grow old. “Silver Threads
Among the Gold. ”

Banjo solo by W’illiam J Pot-roll."
accompanicd It»; had Elwood, on the
piano, brought down the house. This
was one ‘lll‘ll” used to play when he
lived on Baby Bill in Winnipauk.

The next was a song, tendered by
the Tribe double quartet, composed of
1‘ larcuce Stools Thomas Handgun,
Harrv Ambler. Joseph Bmtherton,l
‘Ki" Byingiom Thomas Moore George
Sandersmce and William Jones Each
one “as losltfully presented with one
'of Heinz 3 huge pickles

A violin solo by William Silk ac-i

companied by Fred Elwood on the
piano, was handsomely rendered.

A 100.11 duct by Clarence Stock:
and Joseph llrolhcnwon accompanied
by Jesse Tailor on the mandolin culi-
llcd “Climbing the Golden Stalls, " uas

angers Well rm

ed applause. which
in this.

these ivm men. in the future
line.
" . song 1111.: started by George San-‘
d
to be too familial to the audience. and;
1'1. “as imuwdialely investigated and
found to be one of the very latest
Four or the committee carried Mr.
Sendeisprcc from the stage before he
had progressed 1'} far and put him!
kuhme he had to lay
until the cuiertaimnent was oxer, as
punishmenl for breaking the {ales of

The clOslnyz niece mas a banjo jug-
gling act by William J. Powell, ac-
companied by Fred Elwood on the
piano It was good—~50 good that the
committee presented him with a

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A PRESENT

DAY INVESTMENT—-
BIG FUTURE
DIVIDENDS— -

, We offer you the 7 per cent.
accumulative stool; of the
Northeastern Shipbuilding a;
Transportation 00., Inc, with
ship yards at Freeport, Me.

' We recommendfit as a, safe;
wise, conservative" investment.

Preferred Stock new 3100 Share
Gammon Stock now $10 Share

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tomb, there till be a col
the holy communion at *9"

 

 
 
 

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louchlncly mosenlccb and drum mark--

spree at this time but it seemed,

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Write us for full momma. 9.."

three of 11m nogrocs Were on his
train :11 the lime the crime nus; com-
1 milled.

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f‘DfiY” AGENTS awn-lien
To SEARCH SUiT CASE;

NEW YORK March 27 ~ The perils
of can-ring one' s liquor about in over-
night bags or suit cases has been or-
hancr-d in Brooklyn by a ruling of
IT nitod States Commissioner SicGlld»
rick that such containers may be
‘searched on sight by official enforcers
of the "dr; 1” act. Oveiwrulin; canton
lions of attomeys that their clients’
fights had been violated by search of
.his suit case. Commissioner “060}?-
rick held Robert Walsh 02' Knits-"’5
Park [01' action by a lederal grand.
;5ury.

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“11511511331011 street will attend the
b03111} show to he llrld 111 New lurk,

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under the auspices of the Anita'rlzsu:

Ladirs‘ Hair Blessing
:mld the beauty parlors um he . .0911:
all day next Mondm

 

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PURETOMATOKETGHUP,
stat-250
N. Y. STATEPEABEANS,
alb. ....... 110
HASCOT LAUNDRY SOAP—.1

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