t Strike tor the night in m
~_l’ ‘rike 'fore “the day is done.
:. finite—tor each new. disturbance
; makes more excitement and fun.
25.1119 .101; .an hour-less workday,
, ., We (pr 3 life of ease. strike
A , 3 “not the cost of clothing or
’ . * g else We please. Strike for
I D stances heaven, strike», for a
; landless sky, strike for a taxless
Connie—we're sure to win by and
~‘ \.
Strike—till the last darned foe
‘plres, strike—tor our coal bins
.1! our fires—may each one get
Z ‘ he desires. ‘
'ERRIS @o’
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all ocam
makes. sold, rented,
repaired Rentals. '5
per month. Machines
sold ats10per month.
PLUMBER.
TYPIIWRITER EXCHANGE,
-.5 Folrflold Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
OLD CARS
loll your old"cars to the Bridge-
”: 'Auto Wrecking Co.,'1310
m Ave, between Oak and
“tar 8th, Bridgeport, Conn.
hone Barnum 5586-2. .Second-
hnd parts and tires to fit any
lake of car.
“T A SQUARE DEA:
We will buy your household
gods. lags, papers, junk and all.
mend-hand goods. Anything you
We. Price according to the qual~
h of the gods. A snare dcal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
51 Van Zandt St. Phone llfifl-S.
Mud-hand Goods Always on Sale
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M' .“ ’I-Ilb. l” I ” Ind
Nguyen“ be en‘s-It M w. y~
Order Now. ‘
HOW’S YOUR ROOF ?
No matter how little you know about Shingles. you will Instantly
think MoNalr shingles are wonderful shlnglu. Every usurious clear. .
clean. straight, sound, long-lived stock. We eel! McNaIr’o shingleo.
Agent for ArtCrnft Roofing, also product of Johns-Moog". Co.
The Barrett Company-Bird GSon, all manufactureroho’vf Roofinge.
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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fun..-
. ' -NGWHER‘-‘ -1
1 3 PIECE BED
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- .4!
_ “(\b
This “Englander”
T hree-Piece Bed $25000 .
You will find this bed very substantial. It is
attractively finished in white enamel. The
three piece construction ashes it exceptionally
convenient to set up. as the “Englander”
Link Fabric spring with helical springs at
each end. Will not sag.
Angevine Furniture Co.
A full sized Soda, full of the
host charged water, flavors, fruits
fl ice cream, a drink that is 3
Mid, refreshing ‘delight—
“'s our
‘, Ion CREAM SODA
'Yon obtain your full money’s
/’
m of q lity in Sodas, Ice
awn, Sun es, etc., here. Ex-
": dispensing.
' New England
Candy Shop
. 10 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
in. Forwalk. Phone 952.
Q.
Bargain in
Diamond Tires
6900 Miles Guaran-
teed. 25 Per Cent.
Off List Price.
A.IMODNE
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
' An Opportunity
For Ambitions People, Merrill
s in SHORTHAND.
”PEWRITING and related
7 useful careers.
‘ Ask For Particulars
MERRILL
i irrational Bank Building,
L South Norwalk.
‘3st are short cuts to'suce 4
s
/ We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
Men’s Oxfords
Our offering of Men and Young Men's Oxfords far. sur-
pass anything we have ever shown. “llilfi
For Quality, Style and Price, we'feel safe in saying these
are the best values obtainable. ..
. outfall
ELWOOD e CLOVER
122 Washington Street
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
ROUND STEAK 386 1b.
CERTIFIED HAMS 38c 1b.
SMOKED SHOULDERS . 24c1b.
STEW LAMB .. 18c lb.
coo-Is.nouoa-noo-ee-e-ooooeoo
non...Incense-IIIIooe-IOoooo-Ioo.
ii LOWEST PRICES 0N CANNED GOODS BY THE CASE.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
'NorWalk—South Norwalk
45f. Ceylon Tea 45?.
Ceylon and India Tea. Try a pound—60c duality.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofi'ee. lb. .. . . . . . . . . . . 43!:
Nucoa Nut .0190. the world’s best. lb. . . . . . . . 36c
Rinse for washms‘ clothes. Dkz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9c
Ozone Scan. the old reliable . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 for 25¢
Del Monte Spanish Style Sauce. can . . . . . . . . . . . 9e
Dlx1eBacon.nuldcure.lb. 32c
Gold Medal Plted Prunes. lb 28c
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'DelMonteSninachlarR' t .... . . . . . . .'. . . .
Blue Ribbon reeled Peichieg. nks. ..... 2'. :2233
Krystalak Dry Milk. makes 5 quarts. 0kg“. ..... 50c
Remember we dell ver the 2'OOdS for you.
Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc. at
White House Breadery'. next to
V Beckmann’sGrocéry,
83 Washington, St. FREE DELIVERY .’hone 1495.
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,ADysR'nsE 11:? THE SENTINEL
‘ . The lel Company,
it’ll- 13101rtyyefiyxlsars wholesaleeynqnor deal-
ers has embarked in the reality busi-
ness retaining its old organization in
addition to W. J. Elston, president of
the Wilkends. Land Company. ~
On both these Falrileld trusts resi-
dential developments are planned.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The baseball game that was played
last Saturday between Ansonla and
Norwaik, was won by Ansonia by a
score 0: 15 to 3. . l - T
A meeting of the wholgschool was
held yesterday afternoon at 1:15. The
purpose of the meeting was to prac-
tice the school yells.
A baseball game between Dunbury
high school and Norwalk high school
was held this afternoon on the Ward
street grounds at Norwalk.
A musical program has been plan-
nod for this week's assembly. The
Mandolin Club will render the selec-
tion, “Melodies of the British Isles."
The boys' glee club will also render
the following selections: Dixie Land.
and The Campbell‘s Are Coming, by
Stanley “’ilson, Ralph Huntington.
Albert Browcr. Christopher (‘anuon
Brien McMahon, Paul Borguml, Leo
Slull. and Harold Judoll; Old Tommy,
The Cut and the chson \Vlly by
Messrs. Young. Locmllulr‘. Sherwood.
and Clowu'ley. The entire Hive Club
will ri-lldPl‘ “The Departure" and "The
Bee."
The May ‘5.“le ol' lilo "Echo" went
to prcss yvslcl'day. l‘rcparatiom nro'
living made for llll‘ .lunr issuo. whit]:
pl'muimvs to bl‘ lho best yl-t.
RABBIT .FINANCIER FINED.
New Rochelle Man Promises to Make
it Right With (.llents.
NEW YORK. April 2". (i-“H‘lzv V
limllh. ()l’ .\'r\\' llm'hnllw. \‘.l|n,~n= slow
lally is Bv‘lulzm Ilzlr- s. \\'.‘l~- illl'll $1.0‘Wl
by Judge Klth of tllw lA‘o-m ml luslrlvl
Hunt and was spar. d :l .lllibtlll lrrul
nlmu promising in uplllr- l‘t‘r-‘Illlllldll lo
somo .Ki\:y (lvlmlml pursuit; Scattmwl
throughout lhw country “ho Ill‘oulzlll
aimu: his illllicimt-llt on a charge of
using lho mails to llofmmi.
ills solo-mo “as 1:; all rabbits~ :l‘
$"Iv a pair. :lgrt-l-lllg in Imy lull-k in
sling: tall-Illzs a: $7 .-. p‘nr ll “as
l'llill‘g'll hl- Ill-l llvll lit-op th Into-r
par' of lhw vulva-lulu. Th~ 2(Kllllflll‘ill
lat-l l>~ that iloulll ovum: malt" full
l't'Sll'llllvil. lli' l5 not roquil‘ul to no
boy/lull llll' bounds of l’CllSOILllfl‘Vl‘Vl‘l'.
TEXTILE WORKERS WANT MORE
MONEY AND TIME.
BOSTON, Aplll :6.— T‘olcgult‘s from
New England mills “ho attended a
C(lnl‘cl‘vnl‘v ol‘ lilo Amalgamated Tox-
lilo Yorkers of Alill'l‘lc‘l‘i lwl'o_ rvlurn-
rd lo Ull‘ll‘ local unions lodlly with au-
thority to inltiato a movommlt for a
il-lloul- “'(ll‘li Wf‘t‘k. n so per cool. in-
(‘l‘l't’iSt‘ in my and l-ccogllition of the
organization. The cwllcronce voted to
support nlolally and financially any
:u‘llon lakq n by the local unlls to gain
lhoso objects, it was announced.
The le‘xlilc centers represented by
(hipgéllt‘s and in whit-ll action was nu:
Ullll‘lzvil, Include l’rovillonco and (‘llli's
in Maxeaclulscns and New Hamp-
:‘hll‘t‘.
Mr. VELIE BUYS T‘
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Coorzo M. V. Sclllicltfln; who owns
lllonow block on Railroad urcnuc.
llzlricll, has sold lilo frontage OCCU-
pied by George \‘elio and tho room
adjoining l‘ol'lllm'ly occupi-‘zl by Mrs.
“‘osl. l0 (Emu-go \‘l‘lll’. lllv u'vllllllllwn
lli‘Ws dealer} An mll'sitlo party want-
‘r-ll tho rooms. lull Mr . Schllrhiiu-g
RRH‘ Mr. Voile tho first opportunity
to buy if he wanted. which l1." did.
T\\‘o olllwr ('llolco locallons are now
being sought by outside people.
GERMAN GENERAL RESIGNS.
PARIS April 27.—-—(‘.encral you “'3:-
ter, coinluandcr of German (iOerne
’ Intlll. hoops in the Ruhr Ilisll‘itl dur-
ing rcccnt Communist disorders. there.
has resigned and his resignation has
been accepted, according to adviccs
from Berlin. '
.—
\\'ord was rccoin-d in this pity to-~
day. of the birth of a son on Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ryan of
South Norwalk. Before her marriage.
Mrs.
of this city.»-Danbury News.
Specials for the
.. ‘ Week
amnnu's roan AND
Buns 2cans25c
YELLOWSPLITPIAS,
a ll). 7c
EXTRAFINEPORK, 7
alb. 25c
PURE TOMATO OATSUP, o
3 for 25¢
'24 Cottage Street
lyan was Miss Susan Campbell.
4
summer outings.
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. —-Norwalk’s
Of the very latest models and most wanted colors and W
SWEATERS FOR LADIES, mass m DMDREK,
Just the thing for this chilly weather and sure to be of splendid cornice. during
BIG COMFY SCARFS WITH A POCKET IN EACH.
69’ Hyatt
Leading Dry Goods Store—
More of the Suits and Coats
‘4'ch
Mi.
523.15 .213 E!
‘
the
MEETING OF AMERICAN .
LEGRN TOMORROW NIGHT
Many Important Questions of inter-
est to Scdvice Men to Come Up.
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. Ameri»
can Legion, will hold its regular meet-
in: in the city hall,-lomorrow night,
an S o‘clock. when important ques-
tions concerning the local post. and
the ell-service men of‘lhe country n‘lll
be brought up. Due to the election of
comers at the last meeting. a small
amount of business was before tho
post, n-hilt1 many matters were tabled.
Now that the military ball has been
successfully held, there will be mow
allolllion given to chion matters.
than when the arrangements for tin.
ball Worn" in discussion.
Due to tho larco crowd that Lillllle
orvd at ”I" Armory. quile a little
profit was I-T‘Clll'i‘ll whll‘hgwill plit ill"
l’w-‘l filmminlly on its font. The on
l"rlilillllll‘lll rotuullltvc will mate a
l‘VlNlll. lllolllzlliu; the arms t-amlnts
illlli ov‘xp-llws of llll‘ lulll which “in
lllr-a of the (’Tllll»
llllllis mnlmlnklne or the tommillm in
in main Illl- lulu
ll“ \llzll illl- l't‘fil m lllnlllllt‘l‘s of tilt-
Eli“ flaw :ll- 'lill"l'< a".
Hill“? :1 Micros!
pus! will also lm sh" llllf‘sllllll of suit
:llllo llltl‘llfl: looms {or the post. Up
to line prcunt, posh has been
ul‘atvt‘ul to the city of Norwalk for its
cranium: lllc us" of lllo city hall as a
mowing place for tho post. it is of
lhn' utmost lmportanrc that lhc
inlxifili should havc a placl- or it.- mm
to lulel in. Members should
llll‘
lll“l‘l'-
l'wn- ho on hand VllIli sllrzzcslions and
il‘ possible tllllll'wsvs of plan-s suit»
able lor llll- post to loraw.
Men of Notwalk have lmcll Cllllsill
el'nllly arou-nl by who Ill'lll‘n
cllllv‘ll “luzlll'inlit‘ litizvlls"
Hf F‘l"
who lltno
petitioned ((lll£1~"~.~ to turn down midl-
llonai (‘Ulilfwlvallllll for slrvico llltll.
Much talk of the government about
inability to pay the bonus ll unlaw-
onllblo. Au-lmlla and Now Zealanli.
who lll'l' plullgod in debt with
four years lvl' war, paycd tllvil' soldiers
Lori}
i
it
close out
H. KRIEGER e co.
' ‘ SHOES
At $5.95
Women’s-Shoes worth up to $10.00
Brown, Tan and Combination, broken
lots, only 1 to 3 pairs of each lot. to
$5.95 Per Pair
H. KRIEGER 69’ CO.
., a" .3
Sn pcr mm mow ‘~.n :l -‘ Fulfil
States. and l‘.““ll , the rrwn who
soryod from both coiclfvs. 2.11111 bun'
ll )~<:.t:on
lw l’m'wu'llvtl wrath. and
cm
is l~~l‘l?7llll flu: '.
‘ n luv '1
usvs.
1“."
congl'oss in t'tl‘lm' u" (71v hullzh u: that
ho nvamiw Philliull“ y in Ihud' f1
sllfilll lullmril).
BRIDGEPORT MANUFAC-
TURER DEAD.
BRIDCICPORT. April 261.» i‘rcdon‘cr:
A. Bennctt, l‘ol- twolw your.- secretary
of the Bridgeport Manufacturers As.
sociallon, died horn. carly today, R)!—
lowing an operation for appendlcitis.
lie was 33 years old. Deceased had rc-
signod his position two weeks auto to
ontel‘ manufaf luring: work.
Paint and Varnish
best
Good painters know why
we sell so much Du Pont
—bccause they buy it thcmtlvcs.
They know it goes farther, wears
boiler, and saves money for them as
well as for you.
blaster Painters in this town are
coming to us right alongfor DuPont ‘. [
Paints and Varnishes—probahly the
most complete and certainly the
market. They stand back of their
fine—undsodowc. ‘ ' .
The,Du Pout nome‘hne stood for
Fonycles £9“ HardwareiCo.
, South‘ Norfolk Conn.
The best known
of the 400 odd lines on the
The Best for over one humbled ‘. l
years. ‘ ‘ 4 > g l :D
' i . Specif' y “Du Pout” on Moon
paintingjob.
Q
LABOR LEAD
ER ARRESTED.
Spccch Swayod Waterbury Why-w,
Into Voting in Favor of St
wn'l‘lcmu'llr, April 2"».
Cohcn, e. mrmbcr of ill“ lma‘.
ll.‘ "onlmitloo ol' the Allll‘l'll’
oration of Labor, “as
tho lloparllucul of .luslil w. 'l‘
rt:lll'~'cll to divulgo Ill" llzlfl‘.“
charge prcl‘crrcd nczliust «‘o'.
't was lllr laih‘r‘s spu-l-‘n.
\Vilil'll wulyml 3‘10 lll"llllv-“.~
Nt‘w
into toting ill ‘mor of a .7
He, has boon unusually
:alllii‘ tho ‘a'rllm silll‘l'ml.
mom! of .l unlit-o is aim
the ttc'lilzlzos of otllcl' 1..
hcres
.
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am.
l-uz‘
fill‘l‘ 1‘
by Millard .l. llirlu‘i'. 41 "7' ’
lilll‘Yaud “'nl‘lx'vls ~\...
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REMOVA
SALE
Optical Goods will last
JEWELRY AND 0
CAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
On Watches, Clocks, Jewelzy,
Only 7 Days More
BRAND’S
l
PTI-v
' Store
‘ .
PITT ED PRUN
25c lb
513%!
The Standard
Butter and Egg:
1 North Main Street
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