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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 24, 1920 · page 8

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ior tics and equity.

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More Pomtsk
L 1. ”A few years ago.» our adver-
were invitations tobuy
some time past they
have meant ‘,‘,How (10, you do?

, to take goodycare Of
gar enstomers, with adneregard

me pimple {lo not believe

oeand. equity until they
" own coal in. _Then they

, L‘dvancing the dealer who

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

For the Shore
'fWefhave . a very special
V .0691. of—

‘IHINEW EDISON-
’lf‘fibPhono’gI-aph with 3 So ”
“iris particularly adapted
for he shore or summer cot-

tips It’s cost is only $95 and
fill: mall amount sinks into

din the amount of enjoy—
vm~music and dancing—
flat itafi’ords you.
‘ . m SEE IT—f __

: Alfi'ed‘Fox PianoCO.

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Our advice to our friends andhnstomers is to build 119%
Po not next for lower prices in lumber
, Is not high In eomperison to other

.. Our plans, specifications and bills
, type oflbmldmg: you max hethinkingahomt'm 30m

 

of materials for any
' for the

A Enema-mam and Advice we give you may 8379 y 0“

a good many dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill-
Comein and talk it over with us any time.

The Hatch ‘e'Bailesr‘Coe

."”‘*-‘*f"< scorn NORWALK. OORE.

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for in reality lumber ,
things—1 not. as high now: as

 
 
 

 

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-'--.Sp'ecial I "Sale «—
Sweatersand. Bathing suits ,

 
 

 

 

»mflicance when you oon- .

 

 
 
 

 

.)«.,-Take Advantage
0 of Our ,
Removal Prices

 
 
 

VA A. MODNE

fl NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

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3% Mme. Jeannette

SOUTH, NOBWALK'S LEADING ,

CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street

Phone" .'
909

 

 

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' Seuneeoom

Skilful

Corset Fitting

IS A MATTER NOT TO BE
' NEGLECTED

FOR WITHOUT IT A GOOD
FIGURE AND A GOOD CORSET '
MAY BE INEFFECTUAL.

Skilful Corset Fitting
Is Our Specialty

Ho this section of the country.

. , [Wow England will be given a priori-

 

Louis mam fineness};
elation Singles 31nd Wék
Meet the Champion, n51“.

i . ”Norwalkls Leading Dry Goods Store--

Tide and a

 

. L SATURDAY, JULY 24, 39,0,

 

 

 

Full Moon

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, o
- Kelly. Today-4“- E- .v ' I " ngh
_ . , r‘medmte Wm! . .
. phyhrls lute , . , , ,. th‘ by evening] all next week thh a full moon on __.- .
ner. Th will. be high tide m. e 831' . , . . ,
~—-—-—-—-—- ere ' , beaches should be most attractive Dlaoes. .. a. a 7 . ,
WORCESTER. Mass. July 24-.“ Friday so that the nearby , . . some. _ . _ _ .
New York oarsmen made a splendid . . ‘ ‘ f ladle and 13135.9 W“ *‘i'EmYI' I ‘ 3'
showing in yesterday's tfetlonglinzria; ' All styles and (Salon 01’ , ‘ UIT fig;
am ionshi rega' 3' 099 . '—"'" I ’
filieczuin’nlgamgnd’ by Winning :tWO Bl I Y A B A ' ['l I I q ( ; , S A3, a

of the seven races. From a metropol-
itan standpoint the biggest conquest
was in association singles when Louis
Zoha, of the First Bohemian Boat
Club, won and earned the right to row
against Jack Kelly, American cham-
pion, and Paul Costello, both of Phil-
adelphia, in the senior championships
singles today.

Zohe won from a field or seven oth-
er good soullers, beating .Henry R.
Heller, of the Atlantic Boat Club. of
New York, to the'finlsh line by a
length. in 8 minutes, 4 seconds. Hel-

 

/ 32.25% OFF

I BOAll styles and colors for ladies and misse s.
kiddies.

Water Wings,

ON, ALL THE COUCH

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Au

Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights

AN D WOVEN HAMMOCKS

men and boys. and plenty for the

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ler was timed in 8:48 2-5. Heller led
in (the first quarter mile, but Zoha
came through with a spectacular spurt
and won with plenty to spare.

COAL IS PLENTIFUL
CARS ARE SCARCE

(Continued‘ from Page One.)

 

 

land is concerned. There is probably
a surplus west of the Mississippi. but
that fact Is not necessarily good new!
The 0"

crux of the matter lee-oars.

{y In con! shipments according to an
agreement reached in New York at a
conference. between railroad execu-
tives. coal Operators, and James J.
Stan-row, former New England fuel

 

HER HAIR GET GRAY

 

She Kent Her Locks Dirk and Gloety,
with Sage Tea and
Sulphur

 

“'hen you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done so nalm'allv, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though. at home is muse)» and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy at.
any drug store the readylomo firep-
amlion. im‘pmved lay the addition of
other ingredients called "\V‘yeth's'
Sage and Sulphur Compound.” You
just dampen a sponge .or soil brush
with it and draw this through your
nalr. taking'one small strand at a

 

 

 

 

 

I'HE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.

42 Water St.
“12155. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
”to 5 Parts, Starter and
’ Generator Brushes

on: and Greases
”wart Speedometerl’artl

 
 
 

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m Supplies, Tires and Tube!
If '16- no Hedenbel'fli. PIOD.

 

 

' lousy Gasoline and Kerosene -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DOG! Sewing Tire Your Eyes?

your services. .1 fl ..

A, R. L. Good

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{no-lbw Located at Sulte 203

Mania! Bldg., Norwalk.
" ,. Formerly Gazette Bldg.
" Phone 2423.

BIG BARGAINS

, AN...- .
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, and Children’s

H, IT E C A N V A S
M. Shoes & Oxfords

' ' ' ,‘oay you to see our

I ' ,, Saturday Evenings.
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE

0. Main St. .,

to being Ivell'dressed. .

SMART STYLES
IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR

For Men. Women and Children.
Neat graceful looking shoes is the first essential

.‘x.

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SHOP BEFORE SIX

, ELWOOD e GLOVER

122 Washington Street

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

You should experience no dis-

“foam doing the finest kind of

abroflery or sewing if you wear

meet glasses or have perfect
_ .

it you find difi‘iculty in reading
sewing for any length of time,
mkfimfld consult us at ‘Once.
“skill and experience are at

SHOULDER STEAK. 1b.. . .

PORK ROASTS, 1b., .

RUMPS 0F VEAL, 1b., . . . . . . .
BEEF LIVER, 2 lbs, 5. . .

' SChIlltZe’s'Saturday Specials
SHOULDER VEAL ROAST, 15:, . ..

“3'82: B” POT ROASTS, lb; .........
FRESH PLATE BEEF, Ib.,
"SHOULDER POT ROASTS, 1b.,

SOLID LEAN POT ROAST, m; Amie,“ ll): . . ..
Schnitze’s Sanitary .. M
. Norwalk—wSmth Norwalk

...200
... ... ...28¢
. .....30c
.‘ .......... 18c
......320
. ......25c
...24o

on.

. kets

time. ’By morning all gray hair dis-
appears. and. after another applica-
tion or twa. your hair becomes beauti'
fully darkened. glossy and luxuriant-

Gray. faded —halr. though no (line
grace. is a Sign of Old axe. and as we
all desire a you‘hful and ntttracllve
appearance. get. bus; at once with
\Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger.

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afiailable f
thus confin
pox-tatlon .coa
The railroads
the mines (rig
ed. an e
gutted Mr. Storrow that t
be loaded.

M
Mulvihill Makes $20,000
to Johnny

Zia-«loo. Mulvlhlll.
Rickard. yesterday
ilson. of this city.
ld‘s middleweight
Mike

Offer

BOSTON. July
representing Tex
altered Johnny \V
holder of lh
boxing title,
O'Dowd.
Illle battle. 1

 

*1?
National Coal Assoc!
Willard, president

to Railroad
and Oh the Interstate

Washington el-
At the same
ll be asked to
granting priority (0
Virtually the some
(1 in its order
ivjng priority to the

agreement
merce Commission in
ther today or Saturday.
'time the commiss
law: an order
Jew England
terms as were
Tuesday g
Northwest.
The plan has been It:
detail, it was so
come effective
Commerce Comm
essary orders.
Chief efforts of
lieve the New Eng

the former

to

on
embodie

atlon, and Daniel

of the Baltimore

, will submit the
Com-

ion 1“

id, {but it
until the
lesion lesuestne nec-

mg the problem

In! erstat

the railroad to re'
land situation, it

administrator. , al from
C91. 1). B. Went: .presldem of the “‘35 gumclent cars to °§§3 13:» New ’3‘“ Danny’s is as good ‘35 theirs.
, 'the‘mglfiéw géiihogg. i’hiladelohlaj‘msh 01111ng a" Vifiéorgfeafiyrto‘ an“?!
GRANDMA NEVER LET ”mi" ’91; York.’ Enough Ships “In I???” lanthefit‘l: A
am ’ I or coal cur-B03. it W33 “‘6' ans :1 g'

l to tidewater only.

have agree

opera

hose cars wil

 

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$20,900 to meet _
champion. In a
o be fought in Madison

Square Garden, New York, in Septem-

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FRUSH YEARS To MEET KiLBANE

NEW YORK, July 24.-Dannyli‘rush
is the latest English featherweight to
claim the championship of the class.
Half a dozen other English feathers
. gm ahead of Danny. with title claims,

 

orkevd out in
will not be-

to trans.
d to supply

necessary cars. it was
tors hate as‘ Ion

Wilson

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H. Krieger 69" CO.
Vacation, Clothes
DO YOU INTEND GOING ON YOUR VACA-

TION? LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH SUMMER I
CLOTHES ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN. "

 

 

 

 

W
MlLLER GETS 16TH HOMER.

“For your
have all the bet”. Of 1114‘ 1;» Ina: m-
lion.~l)onne!ly's. ll} 50. 31m
our today’s advt.

 

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LITLE ROCK, Ark, July 24.-Oul‘
fielder "Bing" Miller, Of Lillie Rock.
recently purchased by the XYaslilng~
Americans, got his sixteenth
home run of the season in the game
at Chattanooga. yesterday, thereby
breaking the Southern Association
record, The previous record of 25
was set by Jacobson, of Mobile, now
will: the St. Louis Americans, in 1915.

 

To Step Coughing. Sneezing, Whose. 5
log.

 

Unseasonable spring weather left a
number or 00119113 and colds. Now
eomestho time of hay fever and as
llama and more Demons than over will
be couphlng. sneezing and wheezing.
No wonder there is a tremendous do»
“Hanna for Foley's Honey and Tar. that
old reliable family remedy for calmhs.
colds. hay fever. asthma and croup.
It heals and soothes that raw, rasp-
lng feeling in the throat. clears the
passages anomalies ‘brenthlng easier
STILLSON. POWELL CORPORATION

 

 

 

Specials for the

Best Family Flour, hag. $2.06
N. Y. State Pea. Beans. ll)- 10c
Extra Fine Pork, in. ..
N. Y. Blend Coil'ee.

24 Cottage Streei

Week

, 380

A delicious drink. is, .350

A. STULL

 

 

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$1.00pk.

white and mealy.

 

 

 

VINO TONIC, (Berke Vino») hot... . . ,,
, BREAD, ROLLS, RUNS, PIES, CARES, ETC. men
EVERY HOUR AT WHITE HOUSE EREADERY NEXT‘TO .,

. A.F.Beckmann $001110 ; *

_ Mommas?

NO. I ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b.,
JONES 0R PILLSBURY’S BEST xxxx FLOUR, bag, $2.15
NUCOA NUT OLEO, The World ’8 Best. m, .
CHASE a SANBORN’S SEAL BRAND cor-REE, 1b., ...55c
GOLDEN STATE POWDERED MILK, for cooking, can

c.

 

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PotatOes—¥-$l.00pk.

Extra fine Jersey'potatoes just arrived. Try them, they cook

.3. .’ ,.,
...... 40c

45c

INSTANT POSTUM, can. 25 and... . . ....... 45::
OLD DUTCH. CLEANSER, 3 cans ..... 5. . .' . . . ...... 25c
PURE OLIVE amt-an, . ....... ... ...38.6s.$1.4o

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