mom sits down to watch
flu ticker perchsnce it makes his
belt quicker. Then, it his
I'M! or; higher. hi!
wit D m fire.
“mafia “market should work
only sure thing on the list
:you're sure to lose, your
“#1“ “t be blurred. Hold on
“not! share you have, then go
and buy. some more. It’s never
”ed s’diyidend and never (well
an!!! ever) will be lower.
is. m U! DO YOUR CAI-1'8 WITH
.—. 0L0” CABS
OWTABLE 0N GOLD
DAYS
l
«ow—q
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
WW 5
. Smith. Underwood,
~ Remington. all other
makes. sol.,d rented.
repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
w.
art-rm “Maniac . .,
PLUMBER. ‘
TYP‘WRITER EXCH ANGE.
Call 499 ~-
.- JAFFE & ASH
_ .f 4 We are in the market for all
is"; kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
g Jinn and old clothes.
We pay‘the prices fit every-
I? rinse, East Norwalk, Ct.
WHOLESALE
and .
RETAIL
uses and rosnood
TARLOV 'BROS
Up-to-Dste Cigar Store
No Block, So. Norwell
Tel. 1581 J
Piping Hot, Superbly Delicious,
= - _orating, Reviving, Nourish-
'_-,thats’ our Hot Chocolate.
The real cold weather drink is
our Hot Chocolate—which is made
mill: and served right. -
~ 7. 'l'ry it today when you are chill-
ed and depressed—it is certain to
ewe delightfully delicious.
New England
Candy Shop
In 89th Main St, South Norwalk .
7 Phone 952. I
,
If they need re lining we can
5
3 »
{Ti "
”or, ele‘hopes ere cost upon the 4
is Wits Preferred. ’Ifsh short -
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sold ateto per month. f
Quality-Semi P116:
mothemninmnzwhusrmeopmme
EVERYBODY, wants streams ell at once!
Cu
.mmblmwmbemttoedllmberbutm
tributeiteothsteveryonemygeteieirehsreet s 1dr
Price- «elm
Pleasehepinmindthetourbeeteflorteereetyonroom—
Hm.“ “an assumed
mend and that we shall countiteprlvilegetobeofeervioe: m or I‘m“! gut-”1:01.111: wu—
to you -
(4‘: ' .
'Best Elgin Butter 69c lb
AmericanCheese
Fresh Pot Cheese . ..n . . . . . . . . . . . 18c lb.
LimbernerCheese‘...:......................49clb.
MunsterCheese ...
SwissCheese.....--..~.—.'-....................49c“).
First Prize Nut‘Butter . .. . .. . . . .. 35_c__ lb.
Asparagustall can .20ccan
Libby’s Pineapple. tall can,....... .. . .. 35c can
SweetCloverMilk........:................20ccan
Gold Cross Evaporated Milk . . . . . . . . . Zoom for 25¢
Libby’s Evaporated Mi‘k . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 25c
StandardButterfia’EggCo.
12 N CRT! MAIN ST., SOUTh NORWALI
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
RIF.”
The I‘latch‘» tenancy Co.-
49c 11)..
Sunseal
I
E BestD Dried Ann'les. lb
arenas, eta-ensues. i
1
!
43c lb. —COF F EE—43c lb.
No.1 Royal Plantation—Fresh Roasted Daily.
Try a bound. You will I ke it. x: s .52, ..
Dixie Mild Cure Bacon. lb.
Oee-ueeeeeeeeee-
0c
Sunkist Navel Oranges. extra large . . . . . . 4 for 25c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. b. . . . . . . . . . 36 c
Sunnycorn.oerpk2'. 18c
Ozone Scan. the old reliable . . . . .-. . . . . . 3 for 25¢
Blue Rlbbon Peeled Peaches. Dkz. . . . . . . . . 25c
25c
I '.‘WwIc-e-Ootan-II.
Swans Down Cake Flour. large nktr. . . . . . . . . 45c
Camnbell’ s Pork an Beans . . . . . . . 2 cans 25c
Swift’s Pure Leaf ard. Derlb. c
Don’t forget to order your Hot Cross Buns at
the White House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’ sGrocery
83 W ashineton St. FREE DELIVERY .’hone 1405.
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Hamburg Steak .-..-. .1 22c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . . . . 45c lb.
LoinLambChons 550 lb:
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddies
Watch for our Lenten Fish Specials. ' , ' . ' ‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets,
noswm. ., 3.1
20c lb.
IDUTE NORWALI.
_/
Angevine Furniture Co. ~
Complete Home Furnishers.
134-136 Washington Street.
. night's totmtdo w:hi(h struck Georgia
Uswept by the storm
' both Georgia and
vmany places buildings were razed 01
their roots were carried away 'TK‘P“ well." the (onespondcntfs informant
were uprooted and havoc. was stated He added that thc‘ labor
wrought generally It was feared the leaders 10(0gnizpd the immediate
[fig-g-
' faring.
dose! Oust-d We which VII
celled out. when th‘o‘ extent of “19
'l‘heAwlebm dutch swept through
Mlchinn end one an lndlsns ap~
potently were distinct tram the Illi-
nois storm. »
In each instance. however it was
the some isle—wrecked houses. pros
death list.
A dour: or more Michigan cities
were cutrnfl from no rest or the
world and it was reported they were
in path of the twisters which swept
northeeetwerd across the state from
Lake Michigan. l‘hex storm as said
to have been particularly severe 1n
the vicinltles of Kalamazoo Battle
Creek, Musing, Bay City and Sagi-
In Ohio‘snd Indiana. however. the
tornado'a fury, apparently was wreck-
_ rm 1...... ...-... meow. store—-
0 t." V ’
See, the New Easter Coats
. ' 7A timely arrivalonSsturds‘y of more recruits to ourm'ost attractive soiled
oftlnelatestt'uodelswilltriveeddetl~P zesttothoeowho wentsomefluntinthe
"3““ °’ "'° mwca‘m “'4 “‘l latest modes for the Eater parade. ‘ :9 5m
1 There ts a wide reuse of style. color. fabric and ortce.
Plenty of Easter Suits, T 00
SEE THE NEW SEPARATE DRESS simrrs
“‘.-‘~. .5'
f: R I It‘ll"
,0
ed on rural districts. None of the
large cities was hit according to're-
ports. in semi-isolated districts t: .
.was believed a number, of persons morning.
had been killed and much property Wire communication was being
damaged. rapidly restored wording to the tale
TOLEDO,Ms1-ch 29. —-Eight per- phone and telegraph companies ami‘
sons are known to be dead and near- definite information from the storm-
ly one hundred injured some so seri- swept districts was expected by noon.
ously that therir death is expected. in LIMA 0., March 29 -——Seven pcr~
storm of cyclone .intcnsit) that
struck Toledo and nearby villages in
age was the toll of last night's wind-
this section ate last nltht Radhs
storms over this section of the state
running into hundreds of thousands turban traffic has boon suspended and
vented him from hearing uhistio
At Genoa, rMs. Hiram Johnson 45:
Mrs. Alfred Younkers 28. (Continut ad From Hist Page)
At Rhinos/Corners Tom LewinskL; .. ..- I
35; Mrs \lary Hick 67: :1: S)lv.’anla “my,“
‘ , gmtn has uithdtnun its mdcr
$33.51;??? Schrcinei 4.5. and an “1- vpermitilnz the rcizure or food in pli—
«vale houses n..- mussagp adds-"be
About. twentyfive “0131"”: it Genoa lcause the privilege had bcen made :1.
were demolished. Many rut-upanis 'prelext for the plundpring or the bot-
had retired for the night. and in tcr class houses for valuables. '
many instances whole ltiinlllvs suf- ESSEX. Mart-h 2'8 (Associated
fared injuries. Press).~~».\ conference. hold in Essen
At. Ranbs Corners llic Qathollc today, ht‘twccn rcpz-csontativos of the
ychurch and scflool’ were blown o‘er.
Charles Marsh, 3 Toledo man passlue
through in his automobile. said he}
saw many women and «ltlldren lying
in the street with units and legs ap-
parently broken.
- Several also wow injutcd at Mat-
iins near ‘Rnubs ('Ol‘n~~l‘3.
gerlin Govemmem and the Common-
lsts, in the Ruhr region. heard not
Levy. of Frunkt'mt, president of the
that his part; could not win its light
under the mount conditions.
“Vie want to lnlcak Off lhis light as
soon as no can} were llotr Leyy s
ATLANTA, Ua.. aMrch on 9- words. "We cannot fight slnzle- hund-
Bcause of demorali? Ad wire cond-i Cd against the “M". of Germany .
lions. few additional details of last ' The sxmkcsman [or m“ (.ommumsts
declared what his lil(ll0!l20b]\.‘(§i(‘ll to
and the eastern part of Alabama had was mima‘i‘m "Our kind "I lN’ODlO
t he .' .
come in ear'ly today The death list ”Eggkljgvi infigafid1h." mp out-
still slgod at appzl ximaicl) forty come of the movement in ”1’9 indlis- '
with many hundxcds m ‘ M
d poisons in
ure sor
j no seriously There was “”;if the nun had not spent their cnlltu~
accurate (climate (f the property slaw ,; in m. gp noral strike_
. O
damage. but It was expected to run “A12 must-m howevcr," he contln
well into the millions. 'ued., “\vc must await some other occa-
trial field might limo boon dillcrcnl
La Grange. Ga. sc-cmud to catch sion. “'1; must not attempt the im-
the bllllll of thc strum. Twenty one possible." . \
bodies aready hmc. been Iound thew. BERLlV , “Earth ”8 (Associated
and it was belicxcd the total (load P1958) - 0111» of the leaders of the Ma-
would he almost double that number. pority SOCialiSY party, flekf‘d by ”MW
lot the bodes {gum} fiffpe“ were ;correspondcnt tonight as to whether!
those of negrops “'cst Point Ga. iCatl Rudolph Legion DTCSldtni. ot‘ the
also was hard hit tcn poisons bclnslGemlfln l“ Pdctatltm 0! Trades lnions
”501—th dead ”w (s Agripoh a small ihad made a definite peucc with the
settlement in Alaluma had a death 30‘1“?um 5" ‘
ilst of five. Latex mtnrts it was he... {:‘C‘géinr 33:31:32 rilbttndtqm‘d
llevcd would show additional dculhs;w’,n‘w (FngkPl‘ said that Legions
in Alabama That l,d:1~a2tftcta'lfy' 8:2: jantipathy was not confined to the In:-
H mocrats. but that ho was-out of lun«~'
tut olf flout communication With a iwlth the entire solution of the tcccntg
outside points.
, political ctisis Legien the corms ,
Reports from praglllcgl‘ga “gala“; pondont was told. was reconciled ba-—i
a )
sis of a stable government at this;
heavy downpours 0f ‘3‘“ and wmds critical period'of the nation's affairs. ]
that reached cyclonic vcloelly 11* “Legien wisely made himself the-
spokesman tor the radical elements as
rains would cause the fix era to (we? need em holding the «stratic labor ele-
flow their banks and add to the sui- ments in thwk. \\ llllt’ he personally
' preferred a Socittiistic or labor gap-
‘VVe‘st Point one of the towns hit by Whit: h . dc" -:t mi he “as convintmll
athe storm yesterday,
‘by floods last December; and it was slon had not arrived.
were lost and gleat property damage‘ 10818.
,‘zizations early today had well under
:xtricken
. {Wished to LaGran elnnd- West Point
py moronttrun
mileage on your tires?
7 yneghcted to have your
Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition? ’\
Do your wheels line up 0. X. that you may get them
_.
Are the hearings in your motor in good condition?
Nownagoodtnnetogo overtheoerandhave itputm
Yonwsllwantfijnst the day you and you have
ourworkdone. '~
Ilavesamtn‘esat old price:
struck and
‘ imotor truck while
street
iwhich at- times reached a Velocity or
. 48 miles an hour.- prevented him/heart _.
glue the machine: -
adeath tonsil)?
Central and? Western Mic n
. tiiil undetermined early ’
"fragmentary reports
reports
(Heated was... of life it? M’s-exam.
being unisex between - ,
was inundated the dune {or such a radical convul-‘
and that an 5
effects of other grouping than that of the M
mam li\ es portly Socz ulisfi lh‘mocxais and Cier
“as not feasible jdst no“
just recover-Mg fmm th
that disaster. in :which
igd‘me
Red Cross and other relief' outin-
urt OFF coRNs
wmu FINGERS
Doesn't hurt a bit and costs only
av measures for aiding the storm-
; districts. supplies being
CLE 0., March 29 «last
ght's stair: amused the death _of
, e personeln: Cleanlnnd. according to
he police stodayas:finmparntively lit-l
is property damage was done.
Arthur Merits, ' twenty-three.“ was
instantly killéd by a;
crossing "V: l ‘.
It :is thought the roaring wind-.1]L
DETROIT,. Mick, March 29 ——.rhe
xenterdays storm in»
was -
ism-ran wires. WTheee
Magic! Joe; dmp a. little theoretic
gym on that touchy corn, fnstsntlyeit stops
9‘31; , hm!
m
sons dead and immense property dam- I
Corners fifteen miles west or Toledo \loses Archer, farmer. was killed
and Genoa. eighteen miles southeast noon Lima. Three were killed at Van;
were hard hit the property damage Wen. and three tit—Monitor]. litter
of dollars. wire comm nication is seriously im-
The dead are: _ paired. ' .
Toledo James Kenoe do died inlll ‘
heart attacko‘wvhile seeking shelter ORDER BEING " '
l‘Olll storm ommo liclyo 77, killed ~
under locomotive when Storm pro RESTORED IN
“-RHUR REGION?
Conimunist party of Germany Adeclara,
mammothemoflm-..
l Rumors were current in Berlin to-
night that the radicals under Ernest
lDeumig, with the assistance of the
Communists would attempt to torce
another general strike in an eflort to
extort still further concessions from
‘the Gd‘ernment Responsible lebor'
leaders declare that the proposed
movement would be doomed to failure.
'as the moderate elements among lht
dude-pendants would refuse to support
it shite the General Federation 02'
Trades Unions also would promptly
disapprove the movement. Further-
more it it was stated the uorklng
imen were tiled of striking and meter
red to gather the high wages which.
fotherwlse would be lost. . , ,
' March
!
l
! BERLlN .
'\
, ' ~ SEE.fi
, ‘ EASTER '
. MILDINERY\
- 4.3%???
AT .*
KRIEGER‘S
28.-—~F‘n. ergenc i
‘measutvs to restore order- and protectj
the German people {tom
.ncts." will be taken by the
lmcm and communist forces operating
5in the ‘Ruhr region. said a manifesto
issued by the gmcrnmtnt today. If
leaders of the Communists full by
March so to give adequate guaran—
tees to lcncl‘ul you Waiter rom-
maudcr of government troops in that
district.
« The following stipulations arc laid;
whitti thy »
1mm taking
those who
down as conditions upon
government will refrain
drastic steps to punish
have. opposed its_authorit3:
, Unconditionahrecognitiort of (-011th-
tutlonal state authorities.
Restoration of official. Cl‘lllali and
police authoritivs provides they lmyef
not been implicated in the mm cment
supncrtinn 1 c reactinnarx reginw sci
up by Dr. “’olfgang Kapp on March
l'i
lmmcdiam release of ln'istuwt‘s.
if these conditions are accepted
the nmcrttmcm will no. inhuman;
but they are not General von ’Watlcr
will receive full powers to proceed.
The manifesto (lt‘ClarP\ inc ‘1“ l1
feld agreement has not been kept. as
attacks on Vl' csel .ue continuing and
that. numerous complaints from all
citcles mi! populace against the
crime of the cxttemists hat 0 bee. re
coined by the gmcrnmcnt 1'
BER] lN Mdrch 29_-'rlto newh m-
ganizcd Minisuy i‘m l’l ussla was an
nounc ed today, is compose d as tollowm
l’t‘enticr md Ministt r 01 Agtitultutv
.- Hen 131mm
lntcrim~ lit-Yr Sovct‘inr.
Education How liacni-zrh.
Pfilal‘lt‘t" llcz‘r ltttlcman.
“i‘iegal l
govern
‘Pt-emicr Brmm was
Four of the ministers are Soda!
Democrats. two are, Democrats and
two are memlmrs of the Center Pm).
Minister of Ag
riotillum in the late Cabinet, and.
llm'r Hacnlsch. Herr Cesar, Hex?
l’ischtlmck. llct'i‘ Sieeget‘wald and
llorr Zonnoi‘t' also were members of
that ministry.
._. .-. .....- ..ann-
GOOD FRIDAY SENTlN EL.
The Sentinel will be issued as _a.
morning paper. on Good Friday, April
2nd. Advertisements and newthems
,should reach the office of publlct‘UOI
curly on Thursday afternoon.
Specials for the
Week
LIVE OAK BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR... .3 lb. beg 280
PURE TOMATO KETCHUP,
3 for 250
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS,
alb. .. 11c
MASOOT LAUNDRY SOAP—
While the supply lute,
6 bars 25c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
Public “mks ll1r1 ()rSOl'.
Trade - llnt'r I 1-4 lllit(k.
l’coplc‘ s \’\ clfarc llctt Stccutrt old
.lttsticowllcn' chtmi‘f.
‘fll‘hc Bests tlcsman—‘A W. It Adv.
‘ WkGMS-um
DOBBELBEI~fie famous boy?
“clothe: that are
emfl It"; 3101's k
“every point:
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