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AIVENING SENTINEL
7 ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
iTEI.’ ”LT'GOLDE'N, Props.
msnAY, MARCH 30, 1920
mm TUBE ”ALMANAe_i*Oi
‘. TOMORRO'g'as
“- mg]: tide 9:12 a. mu, : p. m.
m rises 5:39; sets 6:16.
MASONIC NOTICES
Oil-i Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
Elects in Mnsuniv l‘uiliiimz, South
min street. lxt and 3rd Tll":tld)‘ of
east: month, July .imi August map:-
a. .i‘. 8 o'clock. .\.i Elihlm‘ Masons
.\.:»':-.. '1‘. l.ov.':‘..v.los. \V.
«vitally int llt‘il.
secretary.
’11.. Robe-rt .‘il. \\'.im.\'.
:4; stated convocaton of Butler Chap-
1!", NO. 38. R. A. M._ will be held in
aawmc Tcmple, Tuerday evening,
M'g-rcl‘. 23rd, at 8 o'c'ock. Work M. M.
H. Ehgrce. . D. B. BEACH, H. P.
*7. E. LYON, Secretary.
3‘85.) KILLED B‘i’
TORNADOES THAT
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1y
deaths as
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we the number
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mi; Adam, (‘ounuz
‘aly "minty ll:
lionlzmm ry t'ouni).
Emitting,
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M1 County, l:
E; l'ninn (My. 1”
Ellinois 1H); Elvin. T:
€52 Melrose Park.
'Wainfioid. 3.
(min. 21;; (1m
37, Van “UH". '
Q1119, and ill-117m; ruv
malrs' Cornt-r.
’ ‘ llichiguu. l‘.‘ .-
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57.. 1.011%] \ln, 1
East Troy. “1 i
3;} tinn-yiiiui .. ~ -
ELF-“urn; worn kill . ,i:
WA " nrur Lu H: v. ‘
:19 1, if 11.: ._
‘muld l'n‘ im rinixn-ii ;
9‘ Tellll‘ill'T (I: 1m n1. ., -17. 15.}. 3 ‘1
rfiifirfmz in \HT" .. im-uliIi-u. im h;
'éo‘fib'! Storm. :Hi'l ii 21,1111 gm“
'mfifil liii’fi’ ll' ,l l
Nu on-uruio
.\ l
l’nz'l .
l ;
lixi'iiz
331..) “mil.
3:12'3 'flll \.'.l~li‘.ll“'.
' lit l‘M‘
.- 111ml.
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l’iz' l;
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-"'::l:' 71
vil‘r.
(iii “‘0 ‘1
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dilimm. luld lwu uuulv ml». in
L‘lllifiih it “1.5 5‘ Mortal that t‘m- 111nm
'iuaitzl loss unis $0,000.00"; in w-N'trrn
min, $7I.lllli:.i‘ril-l; Mii-lzi::iri, 33.001100“.
and {bulimia more, ilmn $1.0tlt'.“00.
State Home pounded the F’mm
_E?Ispt Ul't‘ilS of lilinins tueluv and tlm‘
9339:! Cross and Ciriliuu (omniitioo
maize-d aid for lllx‘
211‘ 5
injm'l-d and ham-«-
Diaz's. Ilumircds nz' ‘cmlwnn-rs who.
fan-an reconstruction work austr‘rduv.
:‘1 :Elgin. .‘vlnywmul, llvlzn- - .l‘uvk and
Stung Park, around l‘liirnu). had
flared away most if tiw ww-c-rnzo
17—33337. All of tho l‘(‘lll’1l‘e';: Ilii'l bm-n
fiamd in honu-s‘ or fonts.
,flnly one (loath urcxzzr cl vvsir'rduv
393mg rim injurul in llr l‘lilt':ii:z) (li.;-'
$113!?! lliih‘pilulzz 1‘v1mi'lml ilml‘ mar"
e I e , '1 ; 1h, . 3
(”pt unuuls in pa. nls mould l‘t“;
chtmnrs. 0., Mun-h 30._Twon-3
tysrx known donrl, ulmul fifty sorrous-z
my injured and mmroxinmtolv lily
«skiers who sustained minor iuiurim
‘25 the known toll tudnv of tlin 21.»
mile ‘Which swept through “m. H,
1.! Northern Ohio Sundnr M A l
The Dropcrtv loss will“
.1 million dollars,
mauve estimates.
‘wét glziggaiogallcy alone ls known to
7. e heaviest loss of life ': 7»
Vimlty of Greemillo and“ m in t1”
lithe extreme western part. of rim
mm, where eight, wore killed and "i
hit 8 of them serimislv :md win-1:11
(I whom may die i I ‘
8?: persons
roach sov-
arzcnrdin: to con-
, .
Flie loss in tho
ad Van Wert Count?
math-eds are homei -.~‘=.
EBDIANAPOLIS, ind.“
‘15:: death toll in Indian
3 tornado today sfoo
merty damage V335
mu
.-1 are in ruins.
March 30.—
a from Sun.
d Til 3'; and
(“xl'lf‘d‘IPd t0
For Tic
WONINE TAKES- ":~'AT AWFUL
KICK OUT OF -‘ HARD COLD
77 AND RENDERS 1T HARMLESS.
fly.»- -GT IS THE GREAT FAMILY
‘ - glfiEMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF
‘ LDs AND A REMARKABLE
EVENTIVE FOR THE MORE
DA GEROUS THROAT AND
LUNG COMPLAlNTs OF
VADQLTs AND CHILDREN.
We a bottle of Linonme handy at
’76!!!“ there’s no telling what in
It will be needed, especially so
am: that threaten bronchitic
quit. equals Linonine for
ds
T‘
.74
B N ORWALK
- 1 state. .
fi-:7.
SVVEI’T 8 STATES murlvlv
tom of ilw will nt‘ Jumps .\Ic("unlwnu ‘
viiuzaiust ('lxl'lHlian zmd Fusill liuttis- - - .
in m‘ Stamford. The nutr- was for ; dltlon for new grass'
l
_ !;:‘l".'(l.‘t'i IS. livinliard and oil's-7.- oil The "Winchester store.”
Mumford against Ahxnntlpr 'l'. Dorm:
hard of Boston. and two ()lll- 3 They:
. were kill-d in ’tr-no-
“,e and Brunciwzmisr'. Von-«iv; nr‘l‘ 7
”11,09. 4 WCre killml raid "" 'ur‘ a: '
title Cornors. and .7: u iii. (2 and ‘
1! injured at Genoa 2-71 ‘ Wort
a! Moulton each rm -:...1 i‘umli-
‘3.
En all the strick ‘
. an ‘ liun- '
finds of homes war» «iv “Md 'mll
housing ' )‘lt ' I t I
. . .. ‘ ”\(‘S ‘
demolished. mtk'
ifitire villages in Him. Auglaize
several millions of dollais‘. Sex" 5
oral hundred persons were’f seriously; MAYOAALTY CAND'DATE
.injured and some of them may die. ' HARTFOR. March Mir-0133’”
According to latest reports nirai 'liichard J- iKinsolla was "an”.“mated
Sutions of Jay, Allen, Adams and {last night by the Democratic (my con-
(Randolph counties suffered the great- VPMiOfl- The
'97:! losses both as to human life an: “10115 in ”1'31" choice. M3300" Kinsella
1,-ropcrty_ Property damage was re— will be opposed in the city election by
ported from nearly :1 score of other'Newton C.
coun‘fies in the northern part or the nated as Republican cupdidate for
mayor last Saturday night.
! John A. Gleason was renoniinateu
for town clerk by the Democrats and
‘tlie Republican candidates for treas-
FAREE BGUT AN“ urcr, tax collector and ccntrollcr
3 Were endorsed. Mr. Gleason has the
llllESllllJli MATCH ”f
. ill 511nm llNAlS
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Cl'lf-‘lS in Denmark
: Over Cabinet Dismissal
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" Il.‘7'l;.'tr01't. March $10.— Bouis lilu'
shut lwiu‘m‘n Freddy Russo 01" Bridge-
port and Eddie (‘nnuvun ot Drooklvn
and :‘vm-is-‘lonu like the one given bx".-\l
Jennings at the conclusion of tliclfiil
lAlVlltliv-IA'O Johnson llf'llt. arc not Su-
iii: to liri-lp the fl’Illllllf: :rune in ilim
.1 \
Strain a Point--
\tht if you do have to walk
'r‘zirv.’ This‘wns the? i‘mnkly' Cmii‘px'scgl n lllnck l'lll'lllt‘r—il'llzlt if it's
;o,>inion oi :1. minority ofilie more two lilocks'l Isn’t it WOI‘th
thzm two thousand firtlzt t‘lllllllSluSLi
“'lllll' if, whom you got. there,
you know you’ve reached the
bout tons and notices, at. tho
lowmt prim-s on the market?
l'i-s. it‘s Van Dyk’s we're
talking about.
Duchess Coffee 48c lb.
(Quality Suprmno
who crowded tho (‘3'1
l1» i'ulvlc-d
, the Vim-or club.
1 There was some good figluinrr a;
Ilw :rnmkne‘, l;1:i wi'li iliw oxw proli (71‘
tlu- \liwkef’ Travers—Young 'llm'ry
«rum. it did no; lhflHM‘lilllZl' in 121'-
:Jur limits.
Thr- bmll liplww ll I.Olil.
Johnny Kid
Sill” in \“i111v~'-': ‘13 ~
"5111'm‘svnokr‘r" of
: ll.i~:i-'lin:-i1
."-l‘)‘”‘llS ol' lCli .lli'lll. um:
lll‘JlellliillllHk—T to two N poli'n oxprmrd- -
on. it “n: llZHLT‘ of n “‘l't‘hlllll: mull-h Quail-Tea. 3 lbs' $1'45’ 506 1b.
.Il::m u hnrin: roiirr-l, :.u.l in Viw r973— ‘ _
onnl :‘Inlnd mics for lllt' own ‘0 fir-ht J V D! k C ‘
“'er timid l'l‘r-m difi'vrvm 1mm: of the ames an I 0' ‘7'
imu. , 7
. . ‘ ’9 ‘ ' .L
Tlir Mickey vacze Swim: llzirr, I. V h (5 S
Ecru." u'r's l luwiwr. Ynlll‘f.‘ low EMS V as inbloi} t.
\Vlio Wm billwd us Ht mo kind of vlmmpw
ion oi ilio \‘lumir- 'l"l-"¢~t. siniinnwi rm'
iln- i'. .\‘ .4. liunxu' mmu into tho 1431::
\l'f‘.lill1':’ Illf: sailor lint, l‘vrliar; Il'?‘
tlltl ll‘l“ ll) l‘l‘in'n ill‘ “7* \I'q' 'I rrcnllnr'
:13 E111 was rmiz' 133.703.! “1' lzwm
mark“. which is 11 . ("it"llllly zlr'i'vluvd
14‘me that :1 man lollows the sun. for
:1 lirimr.
(Ii-37.1170 Prom of New llnvcn
'l'mmzij: sin-u of l‘.-i4l_<.Iw-lori rut-p :lio
fain- u :Tmnl run for lllt'li' monm'. It.
anl'ml \"!‘.\' liilti‘ll us llltllli'll Sliwu was
in for :1 good lunxilnzr. l’rom sliowm‘.
up mmtl in rim omiiin: W‘r'u‘d and 2110'
round wus lii< by a will“ inurein. Shun."
surmised tlin crowd lw lllS rhowin: iu‘
ll . soumd round and in tho third,
l’w in mad» :1. flood finish and tho (107,
“1.1311 of a draw was well received. ~___..- ._._-.__,_.__ _
Dilly l‘rinr‘o again bout Young Lubv
of ihoCrusho A, t“. and lw inflicted sc-l
rare punishment on his opponent. in‘
all four of tlin rounds. Lulw's lt‘ltf
. Garden Tools and
opp was re. T3120: fg‘léffifiiél‘lhfif cl:
”“3533 ' ; Good Tested Seeds
FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS .
Send GREETINGS to
Your FRIENDS for
EASTER
BEAUTIFUL CARDS
1c to 50¢
F. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall Street. Telephone 125.
and
Forccloaure upon propcriy. mm of: .
‘Nhlill is in Sinmftwd and part in: _ ia’
‘Grm‘uwich. is ('lillllfil in or. :H-tionvin1 You need them; b01311 NOW ‘
hm Supr‘rim‘ (-mm brought by “il-
lium (‘. lit-Futchoon and others. vrus- the time to get your lawn in con-
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$10.1th diliml March 17. lull and llll~ia
noi boon lliiltl. l‘ossu-sinn of the prom-v
iscs is (-lziimvd. I
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EAlbertDMorgan
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SEEK PROPERTY DlVlSlON.
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T’nrirtioii of 1m)!" or sale and
dialséou of i'rw n: ’: :hkrd in a
""‘ it! \‘lie- 5'11» -‘i r (‘llllll ll,‘l"lf‘.lll by
sthington Street, 80. No
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were owners and trnants in
of property in Stamford in - ia‘rli ilit-y
have an undivided one-sixth intr‘rrs‘n
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in the country? We’ll sayso!
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—-and octcouldn’t stair in buckles;
here very long if what we say is not
true. ‘
Think this over a minute—the Du
Pont people have been'in business
since 1802, over 117 years, and the
name has never been associatedwith
anything but the biggest am! but.
Keep that fact in mind when you
have a “painting, varnishing, ,ot
cnmcllixig job on hand. .
Then lace Ins—we haven,Dqutpro-
ductonourchelveu that will unit
‘ youiromeveryansk- '
.FcX Cycles 63 Hardware Co. 0'
2%.
delegates were unanig
Brainerd who was nomiw
a" ff. '1’" ‘
: ¢ .
mm mini-mama—ne
A 13.1. ,
.____.. ,. .5...» ”may a .gm ‘3
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9‘ Savlt With Flowers.”
EASTER EXPECTATIONS!
EASTER LILIES? W'hy just come and see our display.
It is just the thing for Easter Greetings to your friends.
All varieties of perfect blossoming and foliage plants.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Bigonias, Boston Ferns, Hydrangea,
Daffodils, Palms, Etc. 1:973?" fig?!
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‘t’x 71%;:
gr. ¢ -44».
NOTICEl ,.
For your horse garden this spring we just received our
stock to fulfill your demands of flowering and vegetable seeds.
The spirit of horse gardening has been reformed duringthe
war and is extending on account of the high cast of livmg.
trial
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7".
Where you want results let us be favored with your
order.
GARDENERS AND FARMERS
a...“
We can supply your seeds of best quality at a market
price to be obtained by everybody in Fairfield County. Onion
Sets, Potato Seeds. All varieties Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
«urmm
man so, 3920
4i ‘3.»
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Nth
* Spring
«Jets
\“3.
W1».
TAILOR MADE SUITS
$24.98 To $27.98
Low in prior. but of a high quality wt» will .l3 »
Models urcthc new, flaw-opted stylus of ll)". Spring w 3
coats in smart lvi‘ixiha, lmlicd or unbcltcd. 'l‘llz‘g’ urv ii.-
Stilts that run luf- boiiglit for such a). low prior.
SPRlNG SUITS .
$35.00 AND $40.00
At lvuut i“ only Sl)l(‘:l in this l‘angr‘ of 11l‘lc0s; singly):
rd model»; unummlly good quality liliill‘l'léil“: 13w yum-1
.lvrwy «:ltvlll. All colors and SlZOS.
DISTINCTIVE SUITS
345.00 T” $60.00
I’m» ’l‘uiinrcd Siliixw—Evcr so man; models. t’nmx '
luliutlww-ull tiw nvu'rrsi trimming: “ide‘ax'. liury 31111 ~
7143-? Q». T7015 “$.92.
O lk Fl .
.r {33 ' 35
oil. Noam orist 7;.
d .l ' D 7
. i ' . QC. ~é~-‘
. 3 3.33. M... 3.. . 333. ,1 Wool Serge an 61 $637 re. 9
3 l“ 1', o
_1 - - ~ . Ats .
j Tin-w vlrrwwk mu .1 suicidal pnrvlmw‘ :t-eel ml: . '
‘ ET » : D 11 3' xpo’ Lil l‘al‘im’g Ill'i-kxi-x liffl‘l‘i‘d ill llllrj prior hl‘f‘ .l 133' ‘ t; l. - l
Easter 12:83 ehty 0 S , bt‘l'L‘" amd Jm‘w}, rwil nutds‘ and nrw 511511;: M} l"\'.
1- OR DRESSES AT $1433 AM) 51 6.98
THE RIDDIES l Twcnly models to select from, in tlic alllill'lt‘k‘l ul‘ 1.. u ~13 " ‘;
BUNNIES DUCKS KITTENS 1' wxi'vllv-m quality fabric, in tufl'otu, w‘in, wruv. T ' xi
, , i vulni" :md mun-hie“ zulucs. /
All Di“. teed U in Their Easier Styles i. _ V . .
f . ‘7 . .s 1313-3333333 $24.00 90 $35.00
Price $1.00 and 351.50 . , , _
~NON-BREAKABLEL— 143-..m‘u‘lxl pun-3:3, {tanning lli'r mww‘ mu! giwrr -" ”-1
“Wow inn idous. Lovely t’lcwrgcttr‘ crt‘pc, sulm l‘nulnt‘d, lillli'lil and 3'"
LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF OTHER EASTER NOVELTIES
AND ‘FAVORS
Easter Postal Cards 1c
DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
.‘U
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motvm‘ .1,t(..~,.x._ And at prices SCxw-ml doll ms l-m'cr
whore.
Perfectly Lovely
BLOUSES FOR EASTER
The very smaficet types in tlic dun-ref i1llillll)’ Cr, 1:» >dc
Maine and Georgette ("mp9, f‘fl‘ccll\0.R'Ollllflllaliflns of run lab-
iim; and dainty lam)»: exudate bead mu! «‘mbrouicry “winning.
$6.98 To $15.00
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BOYS’ WASH SUITS
For Easter Sunday
SPECIALLY Pmcni) FOR TOMORROW
As fine a collection of Boys’ Wash Suits as am
mother would want to select from in exclusive
“Mother’s Friend” model. that iust teem with real
boy’s style treatment. _,
They come in all white. others in plain colors.
strinings and white. nrettily trimmed in contrast-
ing colors. sizes 2 1-2 to 10. Prices from $1.50 to
$6.50. Every Suit is worth from 50c to $1.50 more
than they are marked for tomorrow. ‘
The Children’s Store
37 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
The Only Store of Its Kind in’the City.
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Furniture of Character
at Moderate Prices
Good furniture gives the home character. It need not be
the most expensive, but should possess quality and be ru-
tistically adapted to the home in which it is used.
Whether you wish I. lamp, or some article for the kitch-
en, or a. complete suite, we have it, and at prices that you will
find interesting. ’
LAT THE
The Mill Outlet Store,
TRIAL OF COAL OPERATORS.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., .
Arrest of coal operators and mmers itraing.
under indictment in federal court "‘split" switch.
here charged with violation of the, -——-——~———-—-i————
Lever Act probably will begin within! DARIEN VOTES SAVING.
a week, federal officers say. Seventy «-——
of the 125 men indicted reside in llli- DARIEN. March 30.—The board
nois, Ohio and We In Pennsylvania
yesterday,
, and agapgaseisfifor their arrest will be th d it hVOted for the 860M101! 01' - A '
serve y o cers in those states. 9 ay 8 t saving here i ‘ MM on“ this. “m'
When arrested the defendants will IApril 1. has mung I we have D hes to make
Egomugleodoto give bond fixed 8. $5.— " ‘ 00f
or , 00 by United States 1315- 3 “ ' ' eek ere 1‘9
tricj, Judge A. B. Anderson. They wm 0‘" 7-4'5 :OUT—I'r is warm ; versary Cfilebratlon I profitless w . as It 0.
be arraigned here on May 4. MONEY» ~ -
Defendants whose connections with
the coal industry have not previously
been given out. include 7W. A. Luce,
operator, Sewickly, Pm; P. T. Fagan,
Pennsylvania miner, and F. B. Lin-
coln, operator, Pittsburgh.
Cut out this slip, enclosed with
nume and midi-ea: clearly.
WRECK NEAR ANOOVER
fines UP. This!!! gamma. coughs. colds mu m;
‘New York-Boston trains were trans-
March 30.—— ferred around the wreckage to special
The acident wan caused by a l
selectmen of this town. at. a meeting
and mail it to IFoley a; 00., 2836 Shet- .
field avenue, Chicago, 111., writing your ‘ I
You will ‘
rmmvemmamwthM»:
tuning Foley: Honey and Tar. flu-
M m,
”emulatormnmsae-mm:
‘
124 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
WE SELL MERCHANDISE 'AT WHOLESALE
mucus numcrmssm 33 e mi
of ‘1. 33$“.
a, we have always lived up to our promises. Every-
body was M We win please you again today.
and everydaydurinzflwenm week. A useful son
: mm team-imam some-atom,
"a, . §_
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Norwalk Chronicler