cliaileth' you? Why '
blue? Do your bins look
I? o Ours? But cheer up
, long Summer day is’_
til Tits warmth and > its '
doctors the snow blows «
eéwhoknows-that the.
which now do conspire
' all disappear-and theendlot
earbflng us all lots or coal
(Thankiyoula Call again).
l
-, l. Miles Gunran-z
" feed. 25 Per Cent.
‘ ’A MODNE
1: Norm MAIN sr.
,DAY SESSION
ONLY
, DURING
. " ' JUNE, JULY
" AND
AUGUST
. MERRILL _.
usiness C ollege
strong Bank building,
a gouth Norwalk.
.
.by an unknown friend} .
, imw moose; . .
use: and. W ' t. ’w’ ' spirit“ as intevideiu as on . .,
jOnr mmflm is term-nish a monitor
trade militate the unusual demand. 1 and railroad
:‘dimculties‘. It ther is any queiuqndnyour mind rammium
her mannementil and purchases; write «an andwewill “'1'?
‘ you ' 31s. best we can. Our semce is bEtterthsn ordinary; because we
draws an excellent organizstion and busy-passed onto truck delivery ‘
.5
" ' System. p 7 . ‘
sournNonwmcoxr
Wftlte, Graulated Sugar.
For Everybody
' Both ’Stores.
Standard Butter eEggco;
12 North Main St., ' so. Norwalk .
53 Main St., NOrwalk ‘
9%!-
w
amour-tattoo .. ,
t1 VirTlle diviison of strength
muons the
landfill! of f‘fevoritem”pmcflcale
,finrréglu‘tles guy i. bfiioabf D m
Hutton on the nrst rot. Eventhe
fisherman Damnation meets
,here are not“claiinlng.gvictorw‘ peters
the third bulot, and the more consen-
. nave-party leaders predict, the: break.
will vnptr‘conle hetero thief-nun or - sixth“
nt‘tbe‘ earliest“ «f , i
. One big. factor? which :ln’sy upset
ceramics _ rs’ predictiOns is yet
tube deal .lwit w Onehnndred and».
{forty-five contests have heenkor will
the seats in" the 'conventioncheingnt
stake, and the Nation'si’ committee,
which meets here Holiday, to "decide
_ these contests and prepare the tem-
porary roll, .msy materially alter the
prospects at several candidates." ,
d. The pr contests ’are between
supporters. of -~M_s§or-Genersl -Wood
and Governor Frank O. Lowden.'Sen~
stor Johnson and other-candidates”
not directly interested in theseco ~
tests. but may‘ raisevqu onsregard-
mg primary contests in th Dakota.
New Jersey; Indiana. Michigan. Ne-
brash: and other States. .
in addition to the 145 contests, 64
surplus delegates with fractional votes
heme been chosen from ten States and
the Republican National committee‘s
rule provide that their right to seats
shall also be contested. 'i‘he conven~
tion call stated that no oversize dele-
> gallons, should be seated, and no seats
have been provided for these 64.
Senator Hiram Johnson and Senator
Hownrd Sutherland, of West Virginia.
were the principal gainers in primar-
ies and conventions held in four
States during the past week. Senator
Johnson. returns indicate, will get
nine of Oregon’s teamvotes, and Sena.-
A NOTICE!
. A. F. Beckmann &. Co. and White House Bread-
.ery will be closed all day Monday. Decoration Day.
Order Your wants on Saturday. '9‘ "FT 2!?
additional cost. ._ .m .
{Beckmann’SGro-cery
— ‘ 83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY alone 1405.
Remember we deliver the goods for you without .
tor Sutherland the sixteen from West
Virginia. The ,oiiicialcount has not
been completed in Oregon and West
"Virginia. 4 Texas Republicans split
ed an uninstructed delegation with 23
votes. '
Figures compiledhere show the fol-
lowing division of the convention
vote:
MajorGeneral Wood, 153: Senator
Johnson, 109; Governor Lowden, 74;
favorite sons and uninstructed. 648.
In the favorite son list. Senator
Warren G. Harding has 39 votes, from
Ohio; Senator Sutherland, 16, from
Vl’est Virginia; Senator Miles Polndex-
ter is expected to receive Washing
ion's 14;- and Judge Pritchard’, of
North Carolina. is expectedto get sev.
enteen of his State‘s 22 votes.
(‘nmpaicn managers here of three
leading candidates all claim victory in
statements issued last night. The
Wood and Johnson camps make defin-
ite predictions as to their first ballot
vote, the supporters of the General
claiming 385 votes, and those of the
Senator 236. The Lowden force'
while professing their confidence, are
not prepared to quote exact figures.
Work on the convention hall is pro
grossing rapidly and Charles R. Hall.
superintendent of the Coliseum, has
._.,,.
via, 7 W. Raymond
DUNDERTAKER
Owl—Office. 1609-3; House, 693.
y .27 WASHINGTON sr.
new RED mews BUILDING.
youliycs Arc Precious
ya do not realize how valuable
they are until you have eye
trouble.
fir a. real skillful examlrlation, in-
ring youths col-rest glasses for
{inleldual requirements, see
RICHARD L. GOO
‘ Jegistered Optometris "
‘ " and
“ " 'Optician
. , Suite 203
, Commercial Bldg.
«.gPhone 2423 ’
9-{12 a. m. Wed. and’Sat.
14:30.13. m. evenings
7‘9 P- m:
1215-5. 80. Norwnlk, Gt.-
f'. ., Parts, Starter ”end
Bencrstor {Brushes
address”
Malinannd Kerosene
pphes, Tires and Tubes
: .
unt of 25 Per Cent.
on - .
isle COATS
rm " 'peedometer Parts I
\
A‘
assured the convention that the more
.n_
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
Fancy Lobsters . . . . . .»... .-...-..... .~ .
Fresh Mackerel ”mpg: lg.
SteakCod................;..............‘18clli'.
Flat Fish 12c lb.
Haddock 12clb‘.
LonzClams...............‘................ 20c at.
The Best Brands ”of Canned Fish.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets"
Norwalk+~South Norw'alk ~
than 13.000 seats will be in place 24
hours before the convention is called
to order by Chairman 'Wili'H. Hays, of
the National committee.
BlakeslieeCompany
Buys New Haven
‘2 , Munitions Plant
SOPTHI‘NGTON. May fir—Cyrus
Chamberlain, president of the Blokes
lee Drop Forge company of this. town.
announced last night that the com-
pany had bought, the Muslum Munl'
lions Company of New Haven; He
said that the newly acuired plant
employee about 100 hands and does
drop forging work. The property. he
said, was well equipped with new ma.»
,3. 7?
capacity production immeditely.
He gave “as the. company‘s reason
for buying this shop. the fact that
housing facilities are scant in this
s. _ ., ., . \
«a. .2
‘ Aroma ouoconA-rss. . Lawson's onooonsrns.
WHITMAN ’8 OHOGOLATES AND 003313ch8
2 Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00.
Samplers Milk Chocolates { ”wreckage
1, 2, 3; 5 Pounds“. 20 oz. pkg. 1," 2, 5 rounds.
-, ~ 7 CLIFFORD PHARMACY
SOUTH‘MAIN ‘ STREET. .
L833a-PHONE8—1532 f
, town and consequently the company
- cannot get the number of employee it
needs for the work. A decision by
the company to increase the size or
its factory space to meet the demands
of a growing businessxlcd to the ac—
quisition of this-plant in New Haven.
WARS.
SOCIETY ‘ OF COLONIAL
VHARTFORD" May 27.——_Elect:on of
omcers was held at the lwenty-eights
court of the Society of Colonial Wars
here yesterday afternoon followmg
the celebration 'in cemmemoration or
the first general court of the Colony
oi Connecticut 'held in Hartford his?
1, 1637. Officers and successors to the
three members of the retiring class
of theCouncll chosen are: Frederick
' * Victor... Wesely _
(Formerly With Yeast Bros.) ‘ _
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. deiat'ors. Lamps re-
, paired and’lmade to order ind all kinds of sheet met: ’
al work. 7 W
Welding, ot‘All Kinds of Metals ” '
‘13 Edmond street, South Nomm, meme. Main St.
John - Kingsburyh; governor: Frank
Bentley Weeks. deputy governor: Ed—
ward Rupert Sargent, lieutenant-gov-
ernor; Lucius Albert Barbour. secre»
tarr; :Charle‘s Par-silos Cooley. treas-
.urer:A\Frank Butler Gay. registrar:
Williston Walker. historian; Rev.
{John Calvin . Goddard. ‘Tchsplain:
‘Lucius Barbour. genesiobist. To fill
and to'service until 1923:3Williston
."Wslkei',« Lewis Beers: Curtis; and Dr.
l(:an Eug‘eneiMunger. ,_ ' so" ' :
ronslolllsc‘nn s’oleo‘ as
. . ’ ‘ u -MAD ‘c
51",
l mirror-tn, ,
”only 2?. ' enty-flvg.‘
1
' “" , ‘ error serene 31x. .
.. A HOLIDAvrooTwEAR’ A j:
'. “W s??? v 1“ 33°Gg§§r§m DXNDNDD AND
’ , ,pfid‘ein eglynaulmdnd incl
wormeilflhili Diom' ’ mrmiflmgewgm
7‘ world war. (born in' eleven ‘diflenent
me! were mod citizensfiotfihe
Court by, Judge?
‘ anemone, ' filters? _ ,
,1” rd; g. education .annnuncB‘
pointmegrt olF’ried {De Wish.
he filed; more thun‘onooeyenth‘ of all .
into two factions, each of {which elect- »
chinery and was in condition to start
vacanciescansed ,hy'the retiring class” ~
' honorably-dischargedflQldiers :oi the .
tee “ n'ihe Unitedfithtes l
‘L
o
3'! THE Yul)
160 runs scent and-
or prices.
Norwnlk, Conn. May 26, 1920.
ORDER NO. 2.
All the Scout troops under the Nor-
walk Council are hereby ordered to re-
pd’fi. at the Franklin street school
grohnds, Friday evening, May,28tb, at
7:30. to Deputy Commissioner Nash.
Full attendance is requested.
IRA 0. GREGORY.
Deputy Commissioner.
NORWALK METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.
The subject at the mid-week meet-
ing of the South Norwallt Methodist,
Episcopal church tonight will be "The
Easy Yoke and the Light Burden." All
persons who feel the need of a bit of
inspiration for the hard pulls of life
should attend this meeting.
The Junior League will hold its
meeting, under the direction of Mrs.
Lilly and Miss Middleton. tomorrow
afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.
The choir rehea‘l‘sal for this week
will be on Friday evening. All mem-
bers of the choir are desired to be
present.
The Men's Christian Industrial Leag-
ue will meet on Friday evening, at 8
o'clock, in the lecture‘ room of the
church. Following the business there
will be a social hour for bowling and
refreshments.
The regular services will bewheld on
SOUTH
be a special musical service, given by
the choir, chorus and quartet. Some
fine music will be heard, at this serv-
ice. The admission will be by‘ticket.
Tickets are free and may be had by
all from the pastor, or._at the church
door on Sunday evening. Tickets
have been sent to church members for
their own use, and to Mufto friends.
—-Try a classified adverttslsment in
the Sentinel for the best results.
,“ i corms LIFT OFF
‘Doesn't hurt at all land costs
only few cents
A , 'Magicl Just drop a little
«Freezone on that touch? corn, in-
‘ .stantlyit. stops. aching, thwwu ,
'ecom off with thenfinzers,
V lift ill
. ‘ ~Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-—
2 ' W 7' A , e V , o ""
Wonderful Values In the Cutam Comer
AM no epti ‘pnsj' 7 showing . of GURTLINB and-CURTAIN ”Alma. including- Scrim, Mar.
- _ , c» I. EMA with popular Quaker craft laces and sections. n... warm-
1 "' CURTMB dram gsnwafé. v'i‘io‘DVTO of. ..;.-.-. 'O‘GLDlOTol'OliiOI’PI‘IQm‘ . «who no - $2.25 to $8.50 pair
from.do‘ojoOo.ernou0013'sQo'owofo‘ococci-“0363;705:600oo_-‘ooooooooo 900). 25c to $1.25
.- SOME OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS
m Yud‘ man NET, ‘66 values. Now 0‘. o 0‘ o o‘o‘o’n ‘o‘ofofl‘i‘oI-bf‘ I'm'o'i'oro‘cjo’o no 0 o o o o 0’. c o o o o c 320 yRIK'
35° Y8!“ BORDEBED scam, 59° Vflm. NOW '. on o o o o o I o u‘ofo'fio‘oti‘bq I use. I I o e u o u 0.. 470 yard
MARQUISETTEB, 75c values. Now .. 5% yard
’1 Short lengths of various Curtain Materials averaging from 2 to 10 yards at mfraction of form.
Broken lines of Curtains in sets of 1, 2 and 3 pairs at great reductions.
A LOTOF BWNLINES or DRAPEBIES INCLUDED IN THIS SALE
Wm,— ‘
yat
"‘l’ ND; 12‘
Sunday. On Sunday evening there will,
causes sstxgmm' ' . Our glasses wzll'
correct this error and make you1
see well.
“iii-i A M‘ER
Optometrists and Opticlnnl
S7'Atlantic .Sln. _ Stamford
m..—
3:
AN IRREGULARLY CURVE!) I
NflliillfngSfillUlil
.- GORNEA '
“The house of good gin-see“.
w'. Close are r. at Daily. .
‘-
\-
H.Krieger SiCo.
The leading“ store for
Ready-to-wear Clothes for
men. women and children.
We sell on casv mn-
mcnts. '
LOOK ‘
J AFFE & ASH
Will-pay you Is a pound for
straight newspaper; 1 1-40 for
magazines. Best prices for fur-
niture. Telephone 499 or send
postal to ‘37 Fort St, East Nor-
wslk. I
W .
Specials ”for the
‘ Week
EXTRA FINE PORK,
.. slb. «.w. 250
PORKAND BEANS,
Special 11c can
FANGYMAINE CORN,
a can
PURE CIDER VINE-GAR,
shuttle ........... 16c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
156
oeueooo-eooolioo
and pointed sleeves
J. I. p
88 WAS-KIN o'rON sr.
LongCrepeKimonos
new designs in depanese and floral patterns, also plain cel-
are with Persian trimming, straight and yoke style with plain
AspecislinShort crepe Kimonos at .............
MALLETTE '
L In]! sired Soda, lull cf the
Inset charged water, fiaVOrs. fruits
end ice cream, a drink that. m s
uplandid, refreshing dangled
lhst's our
ICE CREAM SODA
You obtain your full mercy”:
north of quality in Sodas, loo
Groom, Sundaes, etc... here. Er.
port dispensing. _
New England
Candy Shop
'10 SOUTH MAIN ST.
to. Nor-walk. Phone 95:2.
##7M 1 — ——A—1
—Wsut Ads. Bring firm-’9.
................ $1.75 to$3.75
.. $1.50
449.
SOUTH ‘NOBWALE .
r
. happens, yes, and when least expect-
-{ . ed. Iris the unexpected that we are
often culled upon to lace and reminds
; g; newshound be ready. '
rm though it‘is‘ and times. ,
ho matter
“ - .lTZDD'LND-DNDD ,
"s.
“you? automobile to this garage
‘ ' ‘ .‘ We will make it look/like
the . horses. wont. be high
and
. , «j eon hurouolee
He Who Does
mastic-div well is an vncmy of hi?
own life. A person cannot llmr‘r’l
yiqlllall'll ‘
prepare the food for :bv 1
m- l . .
the back teeth are gone.
teeth are, sore and sensitivv. 1“ 0"
ten octurs that a. small pl-rv' of!
bridge work or a little Fl'tifl‘lllli; we
”19 gums and 'lf’t‘lll. vyll lm: v”?
mouth in Such a condition tin-l or
patient is scarcely able tn ”WT:
such a change in his gnnvml limit“
N could be possible by so kill-'21:" ”a.
Outlay of lime and plenty.
tation free.
Dull. H. Mallery,
'- h.
16 So. Main 82.. South Norwsl
Hours—9 A. M. to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8 P.
Sundays by Appointment Only.
-‘f ‘ enemas
. r
eminent how big they.
nwmwm .
Ho 3“ 1 a m
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