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r-Peggy Paige “Dresses
We are showinu a his: line of Peeev Paige sum-
mer dresses in all the new summenmatet‘ials. ...«
PRICES $5..to$33.
A.
Combination Sport Oxfords for Ladies
White nubuck with black or brown wing tips and patch-
‘ ed quarters.
Saturday'atSix.
2 1—9 to 7. A mD-
SHOP BEFORE“
CONNEALLY 69" .BRACKEN }
Sl‘Wnshinnton‘Street. South Nozwalk.
Made with: Neolin soles and broadflatheels; 1310. i
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INVESTIGATION.
South Nor-walk, Com,
June 18th, 1920.
Editor Sentinel
Dear Sir: .Allow me a few lines in-
muestbn. I think and I know thistle
a job tor our} Federal 1&th!)
work out 3226ng to a conclusion
The )ought to be informed about it-,-—
andrtheysahnl. ‘it lamp to Eeepeoble'
or tinsrcitrtmaet “enhanced m
claim, with a loud voice: am with
meshes."
Just think of it. one dollar and fifty
cents for one immune tee}, of
gas; awhile guardians“ mfitgrthe
same mount the eighty gents—gm!
the ,putdic would :31an w {and If
they attempted to go up five cents
grmore—and, in addition, they would
see us . tor-r seventy-fiver cute i more. i t!
the Maple stand tor itwwhy; meyrare
setting away with murder-An this city.
Md, as I have said before. we have
paid. Federal Hoflicers for this kind of.
work. Let the people of thiscity- have
a mass meeting. with the ulthnato
goal of having the Gas Company’s
books audited and make them rem]
to the public where their losses on
and the dividends they are paying
etc. The law is after 'profiteers. It
the people are. suspicious of this end
of the Gas Company, then let asset
the law after. them. _ . ..
Yours truly.
. Come in andSee theNewMi-tchell
Six Cylinder TouringCar
Automobile Accessories Oils and Greases
Tl'v Tvdol Gasoline more power. more miles oer
. gallon.
Brunswick Tires and Tubes Dixon’s Graphite
BROCKWAY AND VB! TRUCKS.
-1:
55 Railroad Avenue.
For a massmeeting. .
CONSUMER.
-—.—--—-———-—-—----
- “OPERATING AT A LOSS.”
So. Nor-walk Conn. June 17.1920.
Mr Editor: The writer is one who
has received from the Gas Company
a notice to the ea‘ect that they have
; ‘ APOLLO CHOOOBATES.
Lowm's onooourns.
'WHITMAR’S 03000151138 AID CORRECTIONS
‘ Extra Special One‘Ponnd Box $1.00.
Samplers
1! 2) 3' 5 Pounds.
Hill: Chocolates
so oz. pkg.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
SOUTH m STREET.
833—-PHONES——1632
Pusyrackage
1,2.5Ponnds.
. years
. .‘gherefore, forced .
' sumer in Nos-mu an
ot’75 cents a mo
Dollars a
are 12, 000
l .
Plume, the
street
enlarge. 0
‘8 column or 1110!!" 539°? 0'1 318 ”groove into 011th
[the camps” would «meet his stone.
,near. some
What.“
so. what:
be gaining
pie.
1 wouldaay
To the Ed!
Dear Sir:
June 17th.
stand.
In silk as well as in- -\\ ashable fabrics in the prettiest
haveasten
Why roilingintotheirulltoflw
088108
tune of $108. 000 a year.
It is only a few years
tamily wanted
_and meter
the sentiments expressed
fi'i “ in Not-walk for sever-I
{Mn operating
WW ME TB «in
Wis!" 'flas misnomer Too)
r
mailman (as reported) ,
dy- flow of American
ago wwhen if
gas put into their
were laid (mm the
installed. No
:3 it Mr. Jones? wanted to
a ruminant
D1933
er,.n: he discovered ,1.
0 chars
Weeks man was sent to lind and re-
0113333 ’
werlmvettn wim-
.‘Wltygpay roman: areal! mite m
work.
musty 18.;
men
lW‘Nme ($9. 00) Bella-rs year serv-
ice charge In considering
tout! it not: be fairs!»
i! that assume”
they mo bdsgsm:nldkoven tear:
the above.
all: -colcerned
i telims how
do they. meant doing with
the confidence of the peo-
the $108 000? As bysodol-ng. they will
.Mr. Editor. thlt “19
amount asked for is very unmaona‘
Ne until figures are submitted
prove otherwise.
to
, Meetiaily.
t‘FAlR PLAY.”
ANOTHER has ATTAGK.
tor
.I thoroughly agree with
in letter or
signed‘ “Consumer.”
A gas attack after an electric shock
is more than any ordinary citizen can
i suggest that some of our public-
spirited citizens get together
our‘ Economical Maser” and start the
ball rolling with one big kick against
this robber charge.
With
ANOTHER OBJECTING
consumes:
goods and clever stz. les at very reasonable prides—v ' .( --
6‘
$4.98 to $25.00
Sale of—
Specials iii—-
SUMMER SKIRTS
Not manv of a snlo nor are
SWEATERS
A sale of sweaters for
ask
*HOME'S
For Every Class of PurchaSer. ‘:'j:l it?
Values $3.000 to 375.000.
A comfortable home for the laboring man.
A be t f l
to Dav thinniige estate for the man who can afford
RAYMOND BROS.
all sizcs an} one 52} lo. but “ but
ever \on select in your size is
well \\ orth twice the. money \\ c
$2 .98 to $19. 50 ..
1]} 0d 0"; s a lltl lt‘ ll
summer \\ ear in the pret-
ticst of colors and includ-
ing all the more
dcsircd
gills
use to $12.98
. .
‘0' “I"
SCHOOL IS OVER
Now -m- that long Summer. vacatiozi “12h its many jois
‘ T rarn’w\
Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps
-:- the things you will need for play and dress
SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELWOO f? GLOVER
122 Washington Street
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Hers ohfi ell 1 Motor
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridg' rt.
Non-wan- and Philadelphia em
lam-mwotmmvicetorallkindsofmnspor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
South worm—422 ”Street. Phone 294.
New writeup-am Ame. Phone Farragut .7347.
HOW KOCH BETTER.
it is to use a check in paying ac-
counts than to pay cash. We use
up-to-date banking methods. and
we want you to know that this is
.A PEOPLE ‘3. m
. OWNED BY‘ HOME PEOPLE:
and we would like to accommodate
you in anyway that we can.
’ Peoples TrustCo.
. 79Washmgton St..
So. Nomalk, Conn,
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3‘ .Fewri‘ey,’ ‘
’ (ions-u, ' ‘fi .
g.
7““ a.
fianny y.
L,
to3§nngm$l75to$375
Khaki ‘
"7 - andwaistwithhwe
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little ones eo
FOR! THE .~ KIBDIES
Play Suits. Rompers. Cr
Meeners and all sortsbtlig 9:33
Boys’ Play Suits with bated
{31th- the style of a real Light: 3%i8teyseaalll'g.’ 32mg
21mg leandcool
Blueand Overalls. 4tolontears 1.50.
1 Oddsizos mbluenggg kite. “5:00
“ w .
Alheueedsm’gg in nwhitechaekzacombinah onofdrawer
snnuorterfastener.
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“I; .9. ._ a .w—gh J»
' Diversity Among Students.
~ some one feature—«diner canals. lakes, i
«“1.
' ily.
~ net! at the time at about Siam”.
dukes (aren't-dome on all public occa—
, (0.) Dispatch.
«and; of the silver pieces has seemed?
-5... ._-
:flaudt tor thud-tote! Waiter, £30
. Wit: “Dentist." .
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Downinrarltnow, the place where-
: broad and generous liberallty marks
the observanceotthe wartime prohibi-
tion law. a dozen sporting writers gath-
cred. inst casually, the other night.
hevltably, they began to. remember
.nnd recmtttbc many [hills that 3180-
ned imwdm and mom.
i count-etc mutation-smart to
the p39;__ wh ere some one had to de-
cfide what was «really» the funniest
thing, and”; it medccmed that
"H.vpe”iooe§o.~smry,wm was crude
lted toimncaf‘fimkswt‘the Gibson
house, was entitled to the prize.
In: beeping smiths modern methods.
they-2.13m. . at '1 the fibson, a {system
whes‘uhyrm incur“ the hotel are
fur-Shad «midi lodermation about
what is going on in the house. It is
advantageous for the employees to he
filly'tofmed, anyway. and ; it lade-
droblrthot they may be able to in—
telligently answer questions which
may be addressed to «hem by who
guests. 'fieremre. abafletiniaposted
at- the headwaiter‘s desk intachrresé
.tanralt and at'otherpiecesin “19410-
tel 1mm general information
whidremployees shonid’hare.
Twoguests arriving in the dining
room for breakfast one morning. no-
ticed a number of individuals at other
tables wearing badges.
“Who are those people With hedges
onY" one of them asked the colored
waiter.
“Jess a minute. boss." replied the
waiter. “All?! iln’ out (oh you in jcss
a minute."
The waiter hustled over to the hul-
lctin bound with a confident sir. lie
studied around uncertnlnly. There.
wasn‘t another waiter in sight and thc
dining room was-all but deserted. He
gave therhullettn board a pained and
rerretful giuncc. This is What was
posted'thcre:
"Convention this week of the Na-
tional Association of Gynecologists.
(ulstotrimlms nrd Anesthetists."
The waiter rammed to the table
“in re ho u as serving and husicd him-
self usslduousty but silently uith the
dishes and iélvcrw After he hm) put
mm knife @43me inzthreo-ncw posi-
tions. the directions-rub the table sold:
.“Tlid you find out who those men are
\x‘khdbflubflflfifis on?" - - '
“011.»yos. tress." he replied. He had
(ht-sir of one who has just casually»
overlooked :1 pcrfenl} trhinl ruthr
"Yms lungs." in said as he polished. :1;
glass and held it up to the light to
obserie the etl'ect “dem are den—den)
are do (lentists."-—Cincinuati Times-
Star.
The influence of personal ability or
F
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{s rw/J'sfiea’.
.45“ Tailored Suits
.- - Closing out at $27 50 .
1om’e of which have been selling up to 35m
Serge, Homesmm, Diagonal,
and a few White Serges
mediateiy.
WM“ . e .- Swank an"
\1
Sale of Coats Half Price
,‘5 All-united Number
Serge 0031.8, lined with elegant satina m Silks
1
. gi
Formerlv $85. 00
sports wear.
Formerly $37.50
Formerly $5.00
f: ‘ Heather mixtures
Formerly $35. 00
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f ' . In Gloves
:7 Women’ 3 fine Milanese Silk Gloves my wing
pure silk and a well known malw.
pillljd l
lea—tipped, backs are Paris
e We Clasps for fastening)n
«ongec color. Regulm $1.7
DOW
Poplin Goats, one price, 3.3.3.1:
d
$1.19 a, pair
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Milanese Silks in sixteen 1mm»
nly Sizes 51,1 .. 6 and (515
$1.53 "' one. pair
.llm“ ‘Mw‘
Great values and must be disposed of i114
now 1119.11“ 1‘, 53250
now no? . lo.
010 Goats, so much in style and SH 111 1:1 mm withml
’5’?
1V7
now 11121114.;1‘1 $18.75
new mmlo 1: $22.50 “ll
“7
001 Jerseys in old blue, dark Hm.
A Special Offering
1' 1 :1 ‘> :lrcdow
, ,.
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;, ”and-i250;
“$4250
Emmi flow. J7
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brown and,
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’ land the
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J‘ 1 1. bled:
\lsi: ‘ioal. ‘
mcnml lintu‘t on such scientific work
its makin: astronomical drawings has
l». on it e subject of interesting experi- ,
moms 'm‘ T.l - Mfi'uounid at the L'ni- 2
W 4“ O ‘1:18KOW¢ A «I‘l‘vfhg "f ;
Mars by Armnindi a photogmph of;
tho moon. and another picture werei
submitted to six students, who were?
rmlucsted to make copies but were:
[then no suggestion as to what should 3
be visible or how it should be drawn.
The diva-say of the drawings pro--
(lured was surprising and curious. Batch 1
student Shoo-rd special skill in noting :
01' gradations of shading—and the stu-
dent who best drew the canals saw
the smaliost humor of shadings. The
distinguishing characteristics of each
individual persisted remarkably
through all his drawings. It is con-
cludcd that planetary astronomers
may be divided into three classes-
distinguished by Grunt. spor and shade
sexisiti'rcness-and that their drawings
should be subject to corresponding cor-
motions.
Heads of Church of England.
The highest oflice in the Church of
England is held by the archbishop of
Canterbury. ofidaily known as pri-_
mate of all England. in distinction!
from the archbishop of York. who is
simply primate of England. The juris—
diction of the latter extends over
the province or county of York. which
.:.t!uC(a u!) 13 fetuses in 12:: t 1" 1'” of
£12315: :3} from the Number to II e Dee
and-embraces; the isle of Man as well.
The rest of England is under the,
jurisditti on of the archbishop of Can-
nulmr}. Tim! dignitary however as
vrinmte of :t‘l Enginml. is summsetl to
Ina-ewes :1 mrmin :zumofity over ti.e
x'lmrr-h in me “210.9 country. llc
Furniture of Excellent Quality:
at Very Reasonable Prices ,;
'We refuse to handle a single piece :33?
table manufacture. This assures you always of ue
An inspection of our line will CCEI‘ZCE you
i:- zot c! a Tm
5t bequafiil' ‘
Wat we Oflaf
anions, not only of the archbishop of
York. but of all the nobility save the
immediate members of the royal iam-
lle crowns the king, but the queen
is crowned by the archbishop of York.
Two ”freak Cheek" Boards.
I’rohably the most extraordinary
checker hoard in the world was com
situated at St. Wards. in Sussex.
,lfilglund. in 1891. says the Columbus
it was made of solid
blocks of concrete three feet thick
and its. surface covered an area,% feet
square. The pieces were mow-ed by
hooked iron rods, making the game
of value as physical as M‘ell as a their.
:51 exercise.
A checker board which was pre-
sental to Bismarck rat the height of
his fame is said to have been rmo
most costly thing of its kind ever.
node. The. squares were made of
gold and silver inlaid upon an eheuy
liaise1 There/were 24 "men," 12 or.
gold and 12 of sliver. in the center
of each gold piece was 11 ruby whiiel
with a diamond The outfit who vai-
will receire expert adticc otrnctrnzn:
a.$2l~l'{‘.0a.‘ ‘1 ‘ "
Of course you went a
figure, slim, 9.5100221. gaceiué lines.
. A,“
You m: a corset you can depend ’le-
Our Corset Department is a
-.$—
your figure. as well as most so
Afler you have your corset 1:33
great a antennae rally weights; and m - 7'
Fashionabe Corset
b,;t~~ :. .55. ‘1
gun‘s ‘r ' ~ '-
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