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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 15, 1920 · page 7

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1 LISTEN.

, "Cannel coal is now selling at
aeolian.» the
flmacite—something that has
hfiver happened before. Canoe)
p was juSt the thing for these cool
has. Burn it in your grate to take

" .» of the chill and you will not. need, :
it; keep the furnace going.

7 Try this plan to reduce the high

wt of heating. :

“BBQ?

1

Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
eold stunner month.

PLUMBER.
_~TYPIWRITER exannes.
.m‘fnlmald Ave. Bridgeport. conn.

 

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/ A full sized Soon, full of the
m charged water, flavors, fruits
an! ice cream, a drink that is a
we, refreshing delight.—
'Ws our

ICE CREAM SODA . ’

You obtain your full money’s
will of quality in Sodas, Ice
mam, Sundaes, etc, here. EX~
W dispensing.

New England
Candy Shop

10 SOUTH MAIN ST..
fianflorwalk. ' Phone 952.

 

 

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Bargain 111
{Diamond Tires

_ 6900 Miles Guaran-
feed. 25 Per Cent.
1 Off List Price.

A. MODNE

72 Room MAIN ST.

 

 

 

9A1} Opportunity

‘7 for Ambitious People, Merrill
_ George: in SHORTHAND,
'BOOKKEEPING. TYPEWRIT
'IN‘G and related subjects are
short, cuts to successful careers.
' .Ask For Particulars

MERRILL ‘

fl Business College

National Bank Building,
V ‘9 South Norwalk.

 
 
 

‘ What is the solixtl‘oh‘3

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difliculties.

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Everywhere we heir of the lam cost of living, we feel 11.
; ourselves! Sf‘flkes. reforms to work to capedty. demands tor higher
wages and a. “don’t care" spirit are in evidence on

eyery hand

Our problem just now is to furinsh a supply of lumber for our
trade owing to are unusual demand. and “railroad amelioration
11. ther is any question in your mind regarding your tum
”her -rcqulrements and purchases. write or call
you as best we can. Our semce is better than ordinary, because we
have an excellent organization and unsurpassed auto truck delivery

we will advise

 

, system 5* _ - i . ,9-..- Km
The HatCh 89° Bailey Co.
‘ some 110an 00x23. ’

 

Elli 378

" Only-

 

Electrical Appliances.

60 Wall St.

‘ vase .smcrnmm soon snnvm .
.. :13: YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
Release yer-”self from household drudgery through the use of

ll . COMPLETE LINE OF FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM

F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop

Phone 558.

Norwalk.

 

 

SHOP serene .qu

OXFORDS
For Men and Young Men

Low Shoes are going strong, which proves
.ifl‘larity for the Spring and Summerm‘seesons. .: .5;

FOR SPORT, DRESS AND BUSINESS. ,. I

ELWOOD 89’ GLOVER

122 Washington ' Street

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their ' popu-

 

 

Phone 1953

“Tilliam O. McLean, Inc.
~1NSURANCE—

74 W ashington Street _

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1' me Table Butter

Gold (re; 3 Milk . . . . ..

12 i Torth Main St,
53 lVlainSt.,

1.95~—FLOUR—— 1 .95

American Cheese ....... 31c lb.
lrcshEazs ..... ....... 53cdoz.
(omoound Lard ...... ......... '2 0.ch

2 for25c

Shanda rd Butter 89° EggCo.

So. Norwalk
Norwalk

 

 

 

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Schultze‘s Saéurday Night Specials

FRESHPLATE BEEF 10:: lb
ROUND STEAK .................. .. . 2801b
LEGS SPRING LAMB» ........... . ................. 350 1b
1012K ROASTS ................. .. 34!: lb
RUISPS NATIVE VEAL .. ...... . ........... 32:: lb
SMOKED SHOULDER . ...... ..... . .. 24c lb
SHOULDER STEAK ....................... 20c1b
POREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB ......... 26c lb.
FRESHSHOUDRERS. 286 lb.
NATIVEVEALCUTLETS . 4501b.
SWIF TS PREMIUM HAIVIS

40c 1b

'Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
' - Nerwall<-South Norwalk

.The'h’igh school team was oefeaieo
last Wednesday afternoon in Greien
wlch by the high school of that 0 C!
The game was closely contested f0!
the first eight innings the score only
being 4 to 2, however in the ending
of the eighth, the opposing lads man
aged to break down the support of are
local team and bring in four: runs. The
thing that proved disastrous 'to
the Norwalk high was their batting
In the field they played a may €006
time. The battery for the Green and
White team was Stule and Welnstock
The costumes for those participat-
ing in the play have arrived and were
given out during Thursdays rehear
so]
The senior class held a meeting ln
the assembly Thursday morning. This
meeting was held for the purpose 0!
promoting ticket. selling among mem.
bers of the class. As figures Show.
other classes in the School are selling
more tickets than the seniors are.
This means there are some who mus!
EEK busy and get busy quickly.
. .The selling of tickets is being con-
tested among the students or the
501100!» Up .10 yesterday the sales
weres were as follows:
. Sylvia Cowles. junior. 26 tickets sold.
l Elizabeth Huntington, junior, 19,
tickets sold.
Leon Fish.
sold.
Richard Stun. sophomore. H tickets
Sold. , , ’
Florence Milclwll. senior. :34 lif‘kotg
sold. ‘
H"“P‘”'*‘}' "Onions. H Lichen-2 sold.

WES T IVOR WALK

sophomore. 40 tickets

 

 

Over fifty parents and friends garli-

eluding Superintr'ndvm G. Y. Buchan-
an. Supervisor F. W. Gregory and Mr.
\‘zmllousemz wluxspoke briefly of the
itllprn‘l;Llli"0 of the right spirit. inte'y'o'sl
and (‘O'l'lpvl‘illlnll heiweon pmwm and
teacher. An exhihilion 03‘ var}! 1m-
pil'e work was shown, which Was ox;
animal with great imm'osr by all. Mrs.
Edith (2. l..:.r\\'r6'm‘ij' is 1in leach: 1'
Tim program lullmvs:
Ammuum r -- ("luu‘lus 1’1"
Sous. "Spring .v\\x'z1heu§<”
Houdini: "\Ylm.» ('m‘n:uiw~n$"'
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llmn We mpv. (iv'nrrs' Shh--
\‘nll hum: r10 Louie. S\§ixv~“n‘.

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School.

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Sr hx'<i~, \\ “3‘: m) H; ll“’;l {Water lldl
mix; “'iiliam l‘ £90.: . {.4 :‘:;e‘= {Cm-iv.
Sum; “My \‘iulri:~" in :h whistling

,r'lmuw by hays).

¢:;:mr—- "Hvo Liniw ("gnwgug...>..“. Jun
039?: “3113‘“. Fluff)“ w i“‘l‘;:‘\lrx=23.
Maria um lhx'ingr‘ln, Rev?“ H Silt-she.

Kim}? Unis, Mmewrttm live-2v. lies?
1mm \Vompw.

54011;: “Tho l‘<1\!.;-‘liil"- Sciarmh

llommllnn»~vr“\\'h:=n .‘ll:‘(l}éf":"$
Away" Jerk \‘l’l‘liiumi

"A Garden m Filmore“ rhrmz “forgo,

t'u‘\s;-’lip: Slt'hltéll‘ald 5mm}; «ioiys: l‘mh»
mime Nickles. grams; Elsie Choke,
\‘iuln't: 16:11:51.; i ' l'uH": Elim-
ln-rh \‘a 21:}, :‘l‘ lrlw um.

“Milling: Willi} .1 3’0”." i'l‘.ii‘l<~
enroll: '

Girl's (”week "13-21
W.» AIM? mum".

l‘laxylr'z 'H‘fiUfligi' 13.1mm» :4: llm;‘u"~»—
Vuhl ("Vll‘dl‘lu'it‘l'5’ Mulln'!‘
H hn mow. : Toma.
all.“ knew l.§':fe_~ Hy.
1mm Smith: Lul; l‘rilHIWl _
lungs; l)“ Pv- ‘. in 113.: r-- limb”. {div
m» Miss Mumi. us. mm 5mm; M15-
H055 Mary. l-Zl-zir Johnson .lm'k (of
.lgu‘k and 2113!, Joe. 1-}; i‘hwlm; Little
ivHV Blur, Emma's \‘fimmn. Jill,
l4‘rmu'm (‘nmi Sing.» ~11zznmze'i‘s:
Raymund .Iulmsmr ('llm'lv's Gm .
John ll'u‘u‘uk

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TRINH‘Y CHURCH NOTES
Tomorrow momma as 5 0r 3m"
lilmo “ill lm {in ‘1)“le vnminmxi m

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"BEST JEWELRY
REPAIRING

. Your old Jewelry will be val-

stable after rightly refresherl

. IRAND’S

SO. NORWALK.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

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Sea aos. fresh and crisp.-.

 

 

ZU’S 25 Cents

National Biscuit Company” 5

famous Ginger

:4 . . l
' ‘J,’ ‘, “ ‘ "5" .- _. l 1

Lean Smoked Shouldres. oer lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c

Dixie Mild Cure BaconJh. 32c
Fanchevlonfll‘ean. ...... 45c
Large Size Jar Dill Pickles . . . . .2 . . ......... - 23c
Virginia Dare Wine . ............... 50c and 95c
California Sardines in tomato sauce. can . . . . . 12c
Hillséa... California Asoaraeus. can ....... .. 39c
Panes Vhole Grain ice. . ...... . . . . . .< 13(-

Sr: 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. To. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43c

Fresh Rolls. Bread Buns.
em fJom White House Breadery or ens. next to

ckmann sGrocery

83 Washin‘rton St. FREE DELIVERY Qhon’e 1405. _

Bread. etc. every

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.amzv 11min: 10111 “as xm-x ill‘liliVl
and hr- l‘w‘ls: ”in! in 311mm. 2:

service unih mum’n. u xx‘il I'm . 3.10m":
way to hoop alive (in: inn-rm: of ihe
.mcu during the summer, I! is :1 hrfwf
service ”lasting only :1 half 3112'. :uul

 

 

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the quici in HM" e'zn'l)‘ morn hum:
amwals to many luiulvli‘. ~':«;n('z;:lly
(luring; the summer, .

On 'l‘uvwizay and “Ruben. xvii] lw

 

held the annual usuvan r'nt'm'
in St. l‘uul‘s church. Kunming. "I’rw
nmelinus u? the- l'onx'mnmn mo 0 -:.
la 9.?30 puhlit‘ and it is hng‘wal l?‘;2' z‘.~
many of the people “ill :n. all pm:-
’.~’(-l\‘fl,s 01 lllu lurk‘go US 21‘ lw‘uli; j; ‘11"
1'! is possible ‘

0n 1|](‘fill‘l_\' ovum”: .11 (2'57“ .2; :?:«=
(,‘oumi'y Club. willlw hold 1h. .mmm'.
diocesan dinner. The rmm‘niH-W
would like wax mmh .zwlw <1 i: surm-
of the men of Tllnih “no .110 not:
him delegates should new! 'lllkfii"
3; 1101‘ plain (an be secured :mm X?»
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MUSlCAL ASSEMBLY AT
' FRANKLIN SCHOOL

Song»~“The l’eti:i«)11“~-{mark-s Nash.
Willi am Howard, Margaret. 1303:.
Elm» anm' .\lmhu\\'s_ lnez Mummil.

Ellen Small.

Violin Schwinn» H‘lYill You
ber“~--\\‘illi:.nu Howard, piano;
1mm Green, Louis Noxak.

.‘li.<.: \ld‘errhy spoke. to the pupils
on .‘txinged Instruments.“ This talk
was \ 1y interesting and was well
given. lilies McCanhs' talked about
_ viola cello and bass
Selectionstn the \‘izu'ola to illus-

li‘alo Miss McCarthy‘s talk. .
A Violin Record—~81: Friiz Kreisler.
Cello,

Piano Selecfion—4lerirurle “'ilsrm.

Violin Solo~~"l‘m Always'

. Castles in the Alr"~Eleanor Campa

. 13:}! louis Norah. '

STEAL DANGER LANTERNS.

( onlhlaiuts have been received t—mm
Contractor \R7illiam H. Arthur, in
charge. of the State Highway Depart-
ment road: repairs on the turnpike.
to the effect that great danger is cans
ed autoists by the practice of siesling
lanterns from the reco traction work.
A numhér of , 7 _

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Remem-

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em.) :1! the “first Nuru'ulk school to
enjoy the “l’arems‘ Day" program.
which Was held Thursday p. m, in- '

Emma '

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ram ' +I‘Iya

—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-

Seasonable Suggestions for
Saturday Shoppers

New Gingham Dresses and Aprons
’ f >NeW Waists of Many Models
‘2 New Separate Dress Skirts
New Middies and Smoc "3.

Summer Weight Underwear for Men , Women aml Children.

' , " ‘ SATURDAY, MAY 15,192..

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several instances before {he thefts
were discovered The practice is very
dangerous not only on account of ‘11:
penalty- but because it ondangms the
lives of many people. (‘onuauox A1
thur is on. the. watch {or the culprirs
to: his own satlslaction.

 

 

Come in and hear our new mid-
momh records.

2898—That Wonderful Kid From
Madrid. (Sung by Al Jolson).

2909——— Lazy Mississippi (Sung by
Henry Burr).

. 2908—~When My Baby Smiles at
Me (Laughing Trombone by Ted
Lev. s). ‘i’i‘s

290?——Ahe Kabibble at the Ball
de9' 3" Elihu”

2910-Who Wants a. Baby? (Cos
ium‘oia Saxophone. Sextette)

South Nor-‘walk Music
Shop
110 WATHINGTON STREET

5. Nematk, Conn.

.. iéi'a‘a

N. BILLY, Prop.

 

THE HARDWARE 8;
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
<22 Water St. 4
Phone 1215- 5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Magma: 0 Parts Starter and
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Socony Gasoline 3.: d Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes

G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.

 

 

Visit The
GoodieShop

22 No.

Opp. Palace Theatre.

lain Street

 

 

HOUSE“ IVES

 

 

 
 
 

To (1:42 suing house
(23".? 2 ‘3: .up .s w: 3011) home
:«r eh Mylo lights. \A couple 01‘
(22; is 9’1 the time required. “'9
mi; ‘ 22.63 job and furnish

runes: from smirk. Best
0; :1 arrivals \ymkmanship (~th

B hite Electl 1c Co.
Phone 4 0
l 0_ Xmualk

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, Call 499 ,
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for all
kimis of junkw second- hand fur-
niture and old clothes. _
We pay the prices for every-
thing. -
37 For": St,

 

 

 

East Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

Think of It!

Walk-Overs
Right Here 1n

Norwalk
Colyar ’sShoe Store

37' WALL ST.

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now in full swing.

\Vant on Our

PARTI 3.1. F iYMhN'l lll

 

 

FOR SALE

- harrows. scrapers.
low for Quick disposal. Terms cash.

A number of second hand wagons. . ~
May be seen at, our x a

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H. KRIEGER 8C0

Sale of All "Kinds of R >3dy-t9—
Wear Clothes and Shoes
Men, Women, Boys and Girls

You l‘xlay Buy Au». ythi‘u-I" ‘10.:

T heNorwalk Coal 89° Suppl} 6 o
108 Water St, So. Norwalk, Cw".

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SOUTH NOR‘W ALK AU T0

REPAIR CO:
122 Soniéh Mam élf.

 

 

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‘CQUIGP Dinner
Specie! Supper .
Sunday Fun Cc; . ‘
13 Nomi} Ifilj‘lnfic in: 1
11: 3050, 1-. . ».

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new and the l-lnugvs “'10:? if; ,-
eyeu zhough it‘ is war more, Sundays t)! l '
FOR AUTOMOBILES -
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