Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 15, 1920 · page 2

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ m SOUTH NORWALK
“EVENING ssnrm

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ESTABLISHED BY
~ . JAMES GOLDEN

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Tomosnow ' ‘
High title, 2:29 a.m., 2:39 p.111.
Sun rises, 6:131; «sets, 7 :04.

Mommr of The rm PRC.

 

 

 

an new. ‘
Its local news published herein.

 

MASON“: NOTICES

 

Meets
1min street, lst and 3rd Tuesday 0
each month. July
ed, at 8 o’clock. All Master

Robert M. Wilcox, secretary.

a. a: A. 1.5mm t"
'wsnunsnswflhl‘ths. m
‘fn‘rmruizn unease mi

, by a. simple but weufimcted bruise. lonly $45 for the bond the rate instead

The Associated Press is exclusively
untied to m In for intonation 0:
«edited to it or
not otherwise anus paper and also

All rights at publication 61 spe-
lu (ileum on also no
lured.

Old wen Lou... No. 100 F. and A. M.
in Masonic building, South

and August except-
Masons
glordially invited. Asa T. Lowndes, W.

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‘ saunas rues 00m m I)
l Now and then am new discovery kn, MY m

or achievement to proclaim which;
makes one wonder whether our sea ‘ .
tor eillciencyu'doce not efiry us no . ”“1 float ““333
“gain along new lines. “he?“ »—-— - “
. hasrecently been announced that .0DP‘3 an. . om , . _ '
' 9"” ' have! Mikado at 4 ‘ prices. WWI-he
grow square trees. They are not bonds may‘ ‘1 110" at 'i’rorigibout'
being a profitable com-f$85‘up to 895 it should be borne in

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cial ,mtissnpmm;mthtthegovmhpledgod
come in time. These trees have to pay par value of $100 at maturity.

 
 

 

 
 
 

thick and resemble artilleslly cut Life on the $190 prindljfil. Tht i! ‘V
boards more than they do trees. -Ex~ .881. one receives $4.23 a Var in!”

Pertinent: are said to have shown that Jest on “Ch 31" 1’0“ 5‘“ it I" W'

a tree trunk can be made to m“. in {or being 3 1-4 a year would
any desired direction, stopping its!
growth in other directkinl. /

-‘profit besides the interest. Suppose.

3::1‘2?’ qfigfifndghagfii mgucifilfi lfOr instance, the bond matures in 15
' L ‘. . lvears then the :16 profit would equal

round table tap oi; beautifully pattern- . be ’7‘
e; we, .... .. .. m m... 1...... in: i.°r:.:d.:::“m.“;d...sim
t an t 9 normal wood would have' . ,
been, and the tree grew much more lthe bond “"3 held, when added to the

. . . l ‘ the
l t ,axnount irom the coupons. 'F‘or
22:32:39!” after us SR} [ill bruising hon Isafest of all investments this is a high
A forest of trees with two-by-thirty~ earning power.
inch trunks might be very fine for a mi kllda.‘ pafflMV

lumber company, but would it not __ > .
{Gem a deformed thing to the nature— Ila.) owners or the Third Loan Bonds

‘ he $80.-
lowr? However, the nature-lover.” less than one-tenth of t
probably need not worry too much 342.000 due today canti the canyons":
about this discovery. for there are "”3 issue in the en re mun ry_ .

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Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M
street. the
each month. I
gust excepted. All R. A
dually and fraternaliy invited.

D. BURR REACH, H. P.
F. S. LYONS,

meets in Masonic Temple, South Main
20d and 4th Tuesdays of
at 8 o'c ock. July and Au-
. Masons cor-

not enough schools of forestry in th“value of Third Loan Bonds now out-

. . standing being 83.780.831.00th, ae-
;%:d to flatten out all the tiees that cording to the Federal Ross-r"? Bank

__. :in a statement issued by the Savings

THE HIGH COST OF RATS Division. This enormous sum is

. - . - .- being met as have all the other
it costs New loik City 3.».000000 av * ‘ . .
”pm- to feed its rats. says Dr. Victor coupon payments. without own the

 

 

Secretary.

SCENARIOS AND CEREALS

the close of the present year has been
inaugurated by the French
ment._ The French public is invited
to write movie scenan'os which will
arouse fresh interest in agricultural
questions. instruct the

ultimately increase the cereal output
of the French republic
of Agriculture urges competitors
construct little romances in \VIlth
may be shOWn the best iiwthmls at
farm work.” it is proposed to send
around traveling cinemas which will
make short sojourns in ovary village.
in every hamlet and if possoblp on
every farm in France.

A competition Which Will Flo-“‘9 With .the relation or rats to bubonic plague.

govern

_ grower - in
newer scientific methods. and thereby

The Minister
{0 lowed

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(7. H is] t t , . semblance of a financial flurry. l
tion. eDier-loeislgs lliaalcfigéfiitlfl: 12:21:; ”"9“” is 0"“ “f ”‘9 "‘"m‘m‘ "f ”w

’ . ~ . 'l‘reasurv Department's business that
.( ‘ . . ‘ _ .
~ entral and south AllleHCd studying shows its sound financial condition.

land says that the two go together.
.Wherever there is a (3563 ot‘ the
plague. a rat. will he mum] in the

ceiling, in the floor or wall near the
bed at the sufferer. 5

The minimum cost N“ 9 rat’s food is
five (rent; a day. This runs in $18 a‘
year. To make the figures very vmr
sm‘vetive. Sill [H‘r mt per tour was air
by those doing: vlie figm‘infl.
As there are about 3.300.000 rats in
the metropolis. the estimate given
.ahm‘e seems very moderate.

MEMBER lllES IN
ENfillSll AlllSllllllSE

l A man back in New Yilrk (1.0m a llRll“.l-‘l'l4‘.l.ll, Ens. Sept. 1.» Sir
[business trip to Peru said the c-it)‘~I‘"k'.’ “mm“ “I"? was ‘1 member-of
oi Puita has just been ordered burned Parliament for is years. has just died
|tn the ground by the authorities. be- in ”l" ailinslmiise. infirmary here.

 

A “5t 0? SUbJ'et‘tS. as ofl‘lvinllv sug- muse oi“ the rats and M2119 it is 'l BM” "" "”3 "t Heighten, "m" ank'
gefted. dogs not fit first glance “'1‘ MW“ 0'. .3000 with ”3;; than 150;, hp sinimd in.» as a messenger. bov.
spire much romantic imagining. “Flow buildings This R “- dm‘wmlp rmn-MV bnvllll‘ul an attorney's managing clerk
to 0\'f:l‘C0l’llp the 5:0;li‘r’l'ty m- “mm. ”“1“,” imd on.“ “,m'l, ,m ‘1‘“ rl~ a Rllllt‘llol“ a county councillor, a POP
.I‘iowerfl the use it machinery." pan ‘rnmmunltv would want to over for the East Riding and in 1000
.Maiurcs of! the farm," “How to be obliged to consider tmluv n" 10- “hm“ ""‘mbm m- Parliament r‘"
produce fine l‘089lflhlP-“C' "tinthrrina count «it"ilw liiul. (”at oi .hui‘ding Rut-know. ”0 was knighted 6" ”mg
0r “mt-Q. tht‘ll‘ Dar-hing. expedition The poet of ll'il":li‘ however i~"ni‘ovi‘ Th“ WI". "from”! Sir l'Uk"‘“ ”ups"
and Falc.’ "Lilwrutwd rt-xions‘” "llow :i‘eiltm‘ilnni ihnhpolt «if rcbuiidin an "WM" and l" ”puma" 0" last year he
to reconstruct." are some of them. entire tmvu‘ in‘ rat—proof s‘tzi-le filed a ""“H'm in bankruptcy, the
let these bllhjf’ttx' are doubtless the Permian government ,)Pl,'o‘infi"stateinent of claims showing a deficit
capable “f 9“”‘H3‘Hin: treatment. it And if the rust (ll‘L’l'Wlll and other n“ "mm ”m" ”M‘WO‘ Later a Drif-
is only new-"34”." to think back over constituents ni'lthe rat's'clietarv is 02 “dd solicitor. Who h‘d been F"

the derelopment of “success" stin‘il-r‘
in .0!” magazines to see the the possi
bilitles, These stories need not te-ll
of a humble farmer lad who does :1
kind service to a rich city unclv in
disgmsp and is then left a fortune
With which to pay of? the mortgage
on the iarm. They can deal with lllt'n
and women ot"energy and enterprise;
who are not afraid to stroke out
along now lines. to vquip IllfilllsPIvt‘s
With labor saving machiiwrv and who,
by: Sh?" force of oliamntcr‘ :md (Il‘Il’l':
mmatmn win through to worms.

Americans have read mam ("mun Ht 1 .
‘ _ ‘ ._ . - ‘ i : meetion. :md slmll ‘
ifiall’sqxiithhplfasure, “(Gill's dealing 1m“. to disimso M ”w rnh'lzlnxrw: His health. hmlllyhml mentally gave
and rihorou 3"“. finance. illilllsll'X..lluliill‘n: sin-h domain. and lmw in way. Tllel‘fl‘x'vnwnh‘d only ”w Hint!-
Th . .. ' “"4395 of modern lite keep them out in the future mm?“ but "finds paid the cm“ of his.
shofillpl K tho {98‘an why the French 3 ._ a... _~, , ‘ ,mmntenuncp their.
. ‘ "i“. H‘ “w some time in: mm" .y .1. . . ‘ ‘ W" ., . --. _._.,_,. ..-- ~——~~~—
, I , ‘ , ‘ - l _ n . .itt snmn mmad \s .. .
Iltrxgirin:(;:;:.1’f\tl flip hurnos'e n" hunwriuld rather be right than he prisi-‘ ”10 “csteriy Concrete Company
might \llll'l‘d‘: ti'uml methods T11935d‘int n. it 9\.P1.(,anmm a choice. But has retire-seed the tar sidewalk for
for anirli n A 1‘ 3‘1"“ ”I“ movies. 1they're inercli‘ullv saved tram the II“: I" M‘ Allen. 0" “est \Vushingttjn
it}: in placn of the monoton- £330“). of choosing “”1”th a jsirr-vi. and also for the llatcii .t‘r Bail-

' and sentimentality which

lime .Srttlpd with deadlv ‘izitv
American film- would be 3‘ .hi‘ '
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in_ perhaps tho rebuilding will Luke’s maintain: clerk, wasproserut
‘ led on a charge at alleged trauduieni

in H.“ m. mun- t'mn'm‘sltm at 81.000 and it was al-
- New lend the money had been (-onverted
lOrlPfln< and S1”) Vrallt‘isvn lun‘w linen t” S” ""P‘wfi ”5': . A warrant Wak‘ “‘7
.hui'iug rut. campaigns. and one is sued ugmnsi “l“lf‘ Ill" was sits»
flireed for Now Ym-l- lint linuiities nrn W‘n'hd owing "0 his illness und m."
lnm :iilrir-‘rd. limmise ill-w ("lli‘tllll‘al'fl ”"le years. Th" "3"" “tam“ m"
illllm'l'lllllllulis Iwrsniis to breed rats .tormes' nmnuzlnu “hr“ eventually “’a‘

:llll‘tl
-l)., (heap indeed,

l \‘t'liv harbor rats?
Etr.~ they are alike :i menace.

1‘l'm- lllu bounti: Not only should tlw l‘h“:’}:hq:‘:} -. _ .. . .
Him-in. m‘ smelmit tnwns lu- “litrlit‘dJ " l u ‘13”). "Fah - ago ”1”.“ we!”
rumors n. impending trouble and

glint I‘l'l‘l'fi‘ fariuvr. every householder.
§P\'t‘l‘_\‘ iii-ism) in (‘lllli‘gu m” a business
him-k should he'f'Olllv intelligent upon

bankrupt proceedings were instituted
by clients who had entrusted funds
in air Luke. lie was willlnul means.

,~ .ey Company, on Union street, and ex-
em. h“ "‘ dead *pet-ts to complete the repairing).r of the
H pvaiks for the same rnmpany, on We-

--'l‘he Best Salesman—A “.9," Ad. 191‘ street. in a few days.

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For the convenience of South Norwalk na-
trons. we have arranged to have a represen-
tative at the Gorham Comnanv’s store. 126
Washington Street. near Hovt’s Theatre.

ceive uavments for gas bills. No payments

made direct to the Company’s office at 67
Wall Street. l“

Applications. complaints. etc.. should
be made to. and all other business transact- ‘
ed at. the .Company’s office the same as now.

The Connecticut Light. 69’ ’
Power Company.
67 WALL STREET _

 

24th. and 25th. of each month to re-

received here. expect on these dates.
all other times pavment should be

 

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be adv
vanced to 5 per cent. It the bail 1;.
held to maturisy and the full 8100 h J
The School of Forestry at Cam-’received by the owner he makes no *

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*' 2000 Yuds of Heavy White
Outing flannel

Regular [ll‘li‘v Silo

. Spend. 39c yard

f 2500 Yards Striped Outing

' Flannel

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Standard high qualifiv. iulli short.

w regular :‘mv
I . ,- Special 29c
:‘ ‘ 44 Inch White Voile

Extra i'im- quality; Regular price

98c -
Special. 60c yd.
Green Linen Suiting

“’33 950; in close oui~

,‘i ,9 39¢ ysrd
Bleached Heavy Quality Sheets

Ful size; value $2.50 at.
$1.98 each
32 Inch Strip. and Plaid
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“’ere up in 950
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36 Inch Percale

Exxrelieni quality. choice select
ed patterns. value 50c~

Special, 34c yard
36 Inch Bleached Muslin

Soft, serviceable qualitvw

Spools! 260 yd.

390 yd.

; Special Items
i Very Specially Priced

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Georgette Crepe Waists
Short and long sleeves. variety
of styles; values up to 87.98-—

Your choice, $3.98
Buckvswsutts Waists

All sizes. were 82 $9—

Bpeclsl $1.98

1 Voile and Lown Wsists
Good practical stylish waists; big

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range of models and priced consid-
erably under regular prices. all
mes__ ‘ y ”firm
$2.00
. Women’s Shirt Wei-ts
,. Striking values in white lawn.
and linene waists, all new fresh
5 styles— ,
f _ rapechl price, $1.80
. ' Women's 3 w
Excellent quality percale. slip-on
.models— 7
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School Dresses
In smart practical styles, develop-
ed in plain or plaid ginshams; sires
6 to 14 years—-

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SHIN”! models; odds and ends.
various coinrs- ‘

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ever. headless“ a or? « 1 ,
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terns and choicest colors of the season.

 

CLEAN-UP SALE OF ODD AND ENDS OF

For 29c Yard

rfroiuthemillJndu-evewexeufionel'vsiue—

assesses.

 

11mm All Fruit Jet Rubber
lines
3 dozen for 25¢

Tin Top Jelly Chases

qualities. handsomest nat-

\‘alae $3.5m.
lira»

O’Cedsr Oil

Large size bottle. regular om .‘ll

44c bot.
Willow Clothes Basket

Large size, regular $3.01! as

lb» $2.25

New Fall Fashions

ALLURING IN STYIE—TEMPI'ING IN PRICE ‘

Suits, Dresses, Skirts
High Quality Autumn Suits

New distinctive and handsome suits. plain tailored or trim-

$2.49
WERE UP TO 75c

 

 

mml mmla-lu great values and large variety-

SPECIALLY PRICED. $29.98 to $52.00

New F all Dresses

Fifth Avenue styles, superior quality materials, serge. pug»

 

lin. trivnlino; [ll‘i'lllt‘sl iuodI-ls iiiiaginalilc for Autumn wear——

REMARKABLY LOW PRICED. $18.50 to $35.00

Plaid Dress Sk'rt
A comprehensive display of tailored and pleated models.

the newest plaids and most attractive colorings~

EXCELLENT VALUES. $9.98 to $18.50

Accordion Pleated Skirts
Dependable quality. navy blue serge, wcll mudu: all lli‘
‘I .‘ l‘k Eav’l
TOMORROW. Away Under Value. 59.98

A Delightful CoBectiou of

New Country Club Hats

ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES. COLORS
AND EFFECTS. THE VERY NEWEST CMATION
FOR FALL WEAR— .. 1.. mail.“

$7.50 to $25.00
CHILDREN’S HATS

A COMPLETE summon}. A WIDE RANGE or
DESIRABLE COLORS— , m a. m

$2.98 to $500 .
500 Pairs of Double Blankets

White and Grey, size 64x76 inches
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‘ TOMORROW $2.69 PAR
Toilet Articles "1' w m “" m“

Mei-fly Talcum Powder. .Me“ ‘ “a“ IN!“ Top
Home Tale-1m PM", . ...... 11's
Mavis Fm Pm. . ......

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of the Greatest of Summer.
Sales—Extraordinary Values

‘ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

DRESS VOILES

THAT WERE 98c AND $1.25 YARD

For 49c Yard

KITCHEN FURNISHINGS

No. 9 Tin Copper Bottom Wash

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Boilers

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No. 8 Enamel Tea Kettles

Regular dim dozen. air Quart “I“; ”.3“. . fi ‘ ‘
“uh" 'Ill'l " $1.35 '
Month on Percolstou 5 Gallon Stone Crocks
Six cup size. ate \"ilh ”I“ r_ ”Lu”. _. ,, ~
‘ $1“ W" $169

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No. 9 Copper Nickel Plated Steel Gray Enamel Preserving .
Tea Kettles I Kettles
2 (war! em. 3-. ; . ~‘

$1.25

\‘Vhi‘trI vnnmri w mii.~ .
$1.39

7 Inch Cut Glass Berry Bowl

Nun;

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Ilwzlllm
49c each

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25 lb. Flour Canister ‘ .
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36 Inch All Silk Tricnlettc

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H‘nui -.r

Tomorrow. $2.08 yd

100 Yards Navy Blue All Silk .

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rock: ‘.z I

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lino mmliH;

$31

heels. .
value for lllt‘ “rum

best wearing hose made. «w r)‘ W”
warranted;
extra sizvz:

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Messaline
iv\\r-' mm .

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51.49 wrd.

Tomorrow.

39 Inch All Silk Crepe a. cum... 0

and Georgette Crcpt .2

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Tomorrow 5160 vszrrl .

40 Inch Wide Crcr-c do Chine e

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Tomorrow. 53 ”3 ird

Yard Wide White Lingerie .

Satin

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Flu I..;~ll.‘\' .= l3:

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Tomorrow, $1.25 yard

36 Inch All Silk Black and 0

Navy Satin Duchesse

A Hill. sm‘m ttrkli; $4M ‘l‘l-‘l .

Tomorrow. $2.49 yard O
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New Fall Plaids '

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Special, $1.98 yd. .

HOSIERY l

Exceptional stock of the DESI I

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Women‘s Silk Stockings Q
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$2.69 pr. ’

tockings

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Those lamumr

pumps .g) l‘t‘L‘llldl nlm

Our Special Price. 33-50 pr.
Children 's Socks

Broken lot»; values up in 43v
Clarence price, 25c pr.

Women ‘s Vests
Bodicc tops

Special, 290
36"! “11an Underwaists

All sizes» — "9c

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Nets

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