Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 22, 1920 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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Fall Days

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rigs you comfort,

Mel coal for chilly day!“-
wins your
fie, drives dampness from the
w, says to Winter "mom
5“ herons." Sold at price of
motto, burnsingratetoyour
“ht with a blaze to chase tho
“it from the confines of.eaoh
1‘. Almost kindled with I
“h if a caller thumbs the
“- Watch the flame with fas-
, “on and conserve your con»?
man. Try alittle on our say
ah convincedandyouwilletay

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lacon'erabrlefspeeomertheianflngo!
needs a ire-u in this country has never
Notwithstanding this urgent need of houses, there are few beinl
built. Some people simply have not the money. and others think that
‘ the cost of construction is so much higher today than it will be in a
year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
as best they can.

Prices are going to be maintained becauu labor is demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages. which will mean reduced produc-
tion and substantially. increased costs. .Dun'e review of April 8rd says
“it is now recognized that any material weakening In quotatlone is
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there Is little
In eight at present to encourage expectations."

If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at
the most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of 810 month more than you have been paying.

With a probable increase In transportation charges of so per cent,
Is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices. at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.

Buy now—Own your own home. Come and see us. ‘Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.

Th e Hatch 69" Bailey Co.

 

 
 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALI. CONE.

 

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Don’t You Love
unitation Flowers?

You DO NOT. You may say
--"Oh! What a clever immi-
Uflon”—but no inspiration is
“cued in your soul. Of
“so not.

15er EDISON

‘The Phonograph with a Soul"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5 5 5 This marvelous phonograph
. p; is a. unlike the kind that “im-
é “tea music”——-as real, na-
5.1 tore grown flowers are from
" L’ fie immitation paper variety
‘ you purchase at the milliners.

Music To Be Pelt
Must Be Real

COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON

1;: AlredFoxPianOCO.

I Ho. Main St., 80. Norwalk

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seven aunts. closing Saturday even-

ing, Nov. 13th. and will be’ held in

Red Lion’- Hall, South Norwaik.
This promises to be one of the big

events of the season and the commit-

tee in charge will do everything pos-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

sible to make this aflalr even agrest-
er auccee than the last one. which was
held last April. Frederick H. Ganung,
dictator or South'Norwalk Lodge.has
appointed the following committee.
who will have entire charge or the a}:-
: secretary, Harry C. Beckett;
treasurer, Howard Widmont: Howard
Knapp. Charles Nichols, Robert Kil-
dull’, Walter Kerns, George Oldfield. A.
Knapp. Edward Garrett, Peter Geita.
George Wood, Byron C. Mead. Wil-
liam Sweater, Daniel P. Hogan, Ed-
ward Browne“. B, J. Reynolds and
Harry Marshall.

This committee will meet on Mon-
day evening, Sept. 27, at eight o'clock.
at the Moose Home, at 1: time
every member of the committee is re-
quested to be on hand.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ARNSTEIN TO BE HELD.
NEW YORK. Sept. zit—Federal
Judge Manton today issued an order

 

 

Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Eros.)

Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re

paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-

al work. .-
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.

13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main St.

 
 
 

 

 

directing that Jules W. (Nicky) Arn-
stein's "putative master mind" in New
York’s five million dollar bond theft.
he held in Ludlow Street Jail until
he Obel'ed a court order in answer

 

 

lZADms' BA'rnnOBEs. 86.00 to $10.00
MEN’S BATHROBES. $8.00 to $12.00 ..
BOYS & onus BATHROBES. so to $8

5 CHILDREN’S BATHROBES. $2.50 to $450
BABY’S BATHROBES. 98c is $2.50

A BIG LINE OF BEACON BLANKETS

 

 

 

 

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TYiStram 8; Hyatt

-—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—

New Bathrobes For All
The; Family

The largest and most complete stock we have ever shown. New and new!
designs and color elects. Exceptional values in every one.

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questions in bankruptcy proceedlnizs
brought against him.

 

 

 

 

Attorney William J. Fallon. in whose
custody Amsiein was placed last
week after he had refused to obey
the court, this morning surrendered
his client to a United Stains Marshal.

 

Week

—’l'ry a classified advertisement in
the.8entinel tor the best results.

 

 

 

 

FALL FOOTWEAR

WOMEN— . "F . ‘
Brozue.0xfords—-heav1l_v erforated wma

_ tms. broad heels. _ .
English Boots—brownpal . 8 mch boots. Cu-
. ban heels. Wing tips or straight tms. $10.
Black Oxfords—mllltarv heel. medium vaml)
MEN Of soft velour calf. $9. ' .

Brozues—a real broaue Of grain leather.

 

Opp. Congregational Church

 

 

wood, Remington. all
other makes, sold.
rented and rnpaired.
anals, $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10
per month.

PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

. . Fair-field Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
.5 ‘

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By Taflng
._ Baxter’s Cough Syrae
" EH. BAXTER. Daniel

’ 63nd w. Raymond

;, . UNDERTAKER

fem—om“, 1103; House, 69.9
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TRANSPORTATION
,5 r‘nufacturer A Specialty
* guarantee service—
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is WASHINGTON sr.

PHONE 1540. ,

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L. C. Sniiih, Under-

helaviéxlrznerforated and a full double

so e. .

Boots—dress shoes of mahoganv calf. narrow
fleglllm or full toes. $8 to $15. Plentv
a .

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CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk

SHOP BEFORE SIX

a matter of fact, wearing
glasses ll one of the best

Specials for the

I. C 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
HORWALH, CONN.

thyourcarwithus. Wewill

H.Krieger&CO.

OUTFITERS TO
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS

 

 

’ Granulated Sugar, 1b., . . .170 edl it for you. It you want a ..
How Glasses Preserve 3°“ "mi" “W" “3' "1'” °“ °‘ "" M“ '°° “" S'th lili‘..";:.§‘§.“§:§‘.z:
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ne 8 Youthful “b“ °°”°°’ "‘1‘“ ‘° ‘8" Tel. 217042. Chestnut um Ave. the rest.
Appearance 4
We A-STULL magnum.
wearer look old, but as 24 Cottage Street fl'atl'lt.

M111“. ELEM“

 

preservers of a youthful

 

appearance.

This is because prolong-
ed eyestrain causes wrin.
kles and “crows—feet" to
“PM prematurely, and
gives the countenance a
strained, tired. drawn,
cross look which is far
more to be avoided from
a point of view of ap-
pearance, than from any
real or fancied disfigure.
ment caused by laseea.

We use partic care

SMITH

CLEAN SER
.and DYER

 

56 North Main St.

mmmm
Gena-storm
Walla-see
Parts

lees” “We
G. H. Hedenberr. Prop.

 

 

DOrlon House
l Shore Dinners

 

 

in fitting glassses and in

 

the selection of mountings

 

 

$1.97 bag-- F LOUR--$1.97 bag

GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY’S OR JONES, FLOUR
FRESH STOCK DIRECT FROM THE MILLS.

NO. 1 ROYOL PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b., .390
SWEET POTATOES. A N0. 1 STOCK, 4 lbs. .......... 250
BEST NATIVE POTATOES, per pk., .................. 490
CHOICE GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for ..................... 25c
PAT-A-CAKE FLOUR, pkg, ...32c
NEW YORK STATE APPLES, 2 qts. for ...250
PURE LEAF LARD, per lb.-.. ....250
CEYLON, OOLONG or MIXED TEAS, lb. . .45c
OLD DUTCH CLEANER, 3 cans . . . . . . . .250

BUY YOUR BREAD, CAKES, ROLLS, PIES, ETC.
AT WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO—

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,5 ”gain Every Day At the
‘T hill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON ST.
... res-ya bargain in our house-

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5 - galvanised wash boilers,
large else, .......... $1.98
’ 1 Piece Dinner Sets, ”$7.45

of It!
* alk-Overs‘
’ Right Here in
Norw‘alk
lyar’s Shoe Store

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-. Auto Painting CO.
We -— Reliable ,
2.5:: ST., DARREN, CT.
Opposite Depot

WAs'EmGTON sr. rnsn DELIVERY PHONE 1405

 
 
 

Bldg., Norwalk

cciwd when his
(Hick driven by Morris Solomon

 
 

 

 

lhe Berlin town line. Solomon w’m

ter, - .

DAVIS FREE" ll“ (SHAVI) JI‘RY.

. MYSTI". Ni ii. 22.»-~Ho~rlu-rl S. lili-
mo't mun”! to “Oh \is. “has. .a'llrznmljlv slrurk and kill5 Steaks Chops and
person's individual ”18 "'l Mrs. S. l‘. lillsll. ul l‘lvu lumi. (Him, ,
:ll lx'inuslon. i1. 1.. on Sum. 4. was .
0f beauty: P1155. ”tut Inf-1|!“ lllv Grand Jury. Cheken
Airman). and (mill-g in luck or t\l~
' .ls-ncv. llu» (:mml Jun ro-nlm-d to in-
RlChard Le GOD‘- illa‘l him ..ml 1‘.“ “us from! by Hi“ nu» A la carte
thorilivs. v
C .- -,.__,.. -_- _ ... ..
commerCIal Frank M. Butler ni‘ Wcsl Spring»

field. Mass, died at the New Britain
hospital last Week from injuries re-
automobiie and a
New Britain, were in collision near

arraigned on a charge of manslaugh-

Allkinds of Wood

 

 

 

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GARAGE

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Perfection Qll Heaters
Cheaper, better and in everyrway more satisfactory when
only an occasional fire is needed.
Ideal for bathrooms, nursurles. dining rooms, living
rooms and emcee. '

 

SEVERAL MODELS READY FOR PROMPT DELIVERY

 

 

RAYMOND & SON

 

* Schultze’s Thursday Specials
rmcvwmxrrsn,» ........ 22c
emsxn-r CORNED BEEP, 1b., . ..... . ........... 10c
‘ PLATE CORNED BEEF, 1b., ...12o
- NATIVE CABBAGE, m. .. .... ...4c

BOTH MARKETS OLosn SATURDAY! Ar 7 r. n.
AT NOON wnDanDAr '

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
,4 Norwalk—Smlth Norv‘valk .

Wail & Hi!!! Ste.

Norwalk

.. DEALERS
m . ‘— - —IN—
man GRADE

~- WISE“ CARS
(Car got- every require-

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men ,
15 Marshall St. Phone 390

 

 

 

LIERRILL

Business College
Commercial and
Stenographic Studios
Semi for Booklet
Enter Any Time

DAY AND NIGHT 1
SE ‘SION NOW OPEN I

 

 

 

run TWIN CYLINDER I

JOHNSON -

MOTOR WHEEL l

The lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation m the
world. .1"

150 miles on one gallon cl
gasoleno. as

Displayed and for sale at

A. W. HODGE

 

 

 

 

 

Phone
900

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Mme. Jeannette

." “" SOUTH NORWALH’S LEADING

CORSETIERE AND GLOVER 5
Our Corset
Department

is 'a place of personal service where you

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Prompl -
Delivery

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_ Phone
5 , IT’S ma 1'! IT’S HOUSIWAII.

:- 527
A CARLOAD OF STONE WARE RECEIVED '
if}. Stone Crooks and Covers: all sizes from 1-4 fiallon to

20 allon. Stan J , ’
55: 55.555.3‘5355.5..5m .55 .

to auarts. e Prices. .

receive expert advice concerning the type

as the most satisfactory attention. Cor-
set fittings our specialty.

CORSETS
Cleaned and Repaired

 

 

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music HALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET

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Kohl! ’ PHOTO DEVELOPING Hologram
Films ' ‘4 work Enlaratd
(24 hours oer-vice)
Dr's! ' CLIFFORD runner “"3“"
5 ~ Phones 8831 —- 1532 cm:-
‘ 5 sped-I nudity
mun-m. Bettina 0:1- made».
Chocolate. '50 t0 85o Soda

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THAT SENSE OF
sATiSFACTlON

n alw tting just what you
lwant 3.0:: of the many rea-
sons why you should deal at
this market. Our stock is so
extensive and complete that a
great range of choice is ered
our customers. Roasts, steaks.
chops. of all meals, tender.
trosh and appetlslng await your
personal selection, ~01- if the
choice is left to us we fill your
orders with conscious regards
to your wishes. ,_

CHARNOK’S MARKET
° aAanoao AVENUE

 

 
 
 
 

 

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