drives W from the
. Jaye to Winter “Nicht
y harem”. Sold at price of
" “ '- ”mlnmktoyonr
. 1? With 9 PM to chase the:
“an from the' confines of each
Almost uncle. with 4
vi: tam“. . tlmmbe the
. Ii eflsme with fas-
‘tlon and, conserve your eon.
Mn. Try a little on our say
“becauflncedendyouwillltey
‘v‘n'bdbfliudl
gums @é.
Except for a ,brlefepaoe
the end of five years can
. . , after the landing of the Pl
needs of dWeillng houses In thi'
"mm as It Is at p . nt. . a country has never
Notwithstanding this urgent need of hen
. . see. there are fewhelne
:huilt. 80:,” people simply have not the money, and others think that
’“rmt” tmm0'13!stt..l:l::vtfii:‘ntas.eohrueh higher today than It will be In a
as best they cm. y ve decided to muddle along for a time
Prices are going to be malntalned because labor ls demandln an
{PM hour day with higher wages, which will mean reduced progno-
“len'and substantially Increased eeete. .Dun’e review of April 8rd I!”
untukeclnotnmerrgml::at‘anépaterlal weakening In quotations la
. eve so conaum l n
in sight at present to encourage expectations: o ' and the“ I. little .
you are compelled to rent a home fo'r the next five ea .at
l”. most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have t: pry, at
east an average of 810 month more than you have been paying.
| With a probable Increase in transportation charges of to per cent.
a there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
possibly decrease sutllelently to equal the
. additional rent which you will pay during that period -
Buy now—Own your own home. Come and see us. Let us
Oyou with suggestions and In the selection of material.
termed!-
probablybeeneo
help
Th e Hatch o Bailey Co.
SOUTH NOBWALK. COKE.
Donft You Love
hmitation Flowers?
You DO NOT You ma
. y sa
sh-“Ohnl What a clever imml:
“on —but no inspiration is
,. wakened in your soul. Of
; eeaizse not.
’ ZZéNEW 0150
”The Phenog ra ‘
*1 This marvel s
7 h I! unl'
,34 '
M . " ' ' .,
.llr'fllm' Sentinel 7" 1' ”’0‘ l
N Jim 01' 4 .. Wigvdlriety
.- “(I -..l .
. ,m" - v" .c milliners.
elt
— y “We 3N
Must e Real
.'l‘
I
A—- “l
in": 0“ '
COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred F ox'PianoC o.
C No. Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church -
K Sillifhfilllzii 1'—
.- . Ri-zzxingwn. :le
(:Ei » ;' makes. sold.
and rivpzzircii.
month.
.1 $10
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER E‘QHANGE,
" Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
i." _ ,
—.._,
- __,.m or additions. “ng
"Lj_:.,‘x'll‘:l!"~l oi voters. 0'
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
. \nUVC.
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamas re
haired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
' ' Mil Uniview avenue.
WCldlng' 0f Aug-Tm.“ 40 Elmwood avenue.
13 Ba and St err-"er
ym 1111:111- strcet. Nomalk, Near b‘
.v ‘5“) alterations, - co
CONNEALLY e. B
tins. broad heels.
Black Oxfords—military he
of soft velour calf.
e. o
sole. $12.
Boots—dress shoes of
medium or full to
at $10.
093
in
it. . Silueryu
.FALL FOOT W
VVOMEN—
Brozue
v...
AR “M "
t .r. (It-3?“ we
Oxfords—heavily perforated Win:
H o
E llh Boots—brown cal . 8 inch boots. Cu-
112 lgban heels. Wine: tips or straight tins. $10.
1. medium vamp
of Lorain leather.
3 full double
y calf. narrow
SStto $15. Plentv
South Norwalk -,
SHOP BEFORE SIX
Hm ron d.
Ave.
‘\
WINS? anLc u
'1‘" “5
h .. . ,
4n ':’llll~‘3\. “lid said 1;“ n‘wlzlzl not (‘0':-
0110 Pennant race is settled. but the
other is still in mid-air and promises
‘0 keep all pyes fixed on the West for
the rest or the week.
By the Victory of the Braves over
the Giants In the second game of a
double—header. yesterday. the Brook-.
lyn Robins are mathematically sure
0‘ the 1920 championship of the Na-
tional League.
The Robins have three games still
to play With the) Giants and one with
the Braves. 1r [hey lose them all and
the Giants win their game with the
Philiiee on Sunday the standing at the
end would be:
Team._ \\'on. Lost. P. C.
Brooklyn .. . . . . . .. 90 64 .587
New York .......... w 65 :578
The Cleveland Indians and the Chi-
cago White Sox won again yesterday
in the American lwuguv struggle. The
80:: have thrm- more games. all with
the Browns in St. Louis. The Indians
have six. two with llu- Browne and
four with limmii.
U Chicago wins (line straight the
Indians must take iiw om of six to
insure the championship. If the In-
dians lose two out 01' sh. with the Sox
winning. the season will (-nd In a tie
and the Oprning of tin world's series
would lw Ill=l.|}..) L}- n [-i.l,\'»l'zif.
-\ -
'. "1011‘: nm- E,_ fl. :i Sill".
I ’7
u. - -
. s. in l-
. .r-. m 1hr farm.
l'l‘i'n "I 1. C _\' de‘l' ul Hm! ll" If";
Lilrhud for “ n-ur-i imii “‘llll
simr'ffiwillvr hunk \mh llw pin-(m-
plan.
\Vlllzii‘ll Fillll “To “:Is ":1“ l0 llii'
merry“ down on the rnmn, mid that he
Cui'tams, Draperies, Furniture Coverings
Take Advantage of This Pleasant Weather to Put the House in
Order for the Coming Winter.
CUIlilflPlf'iie—d‘} Wide Choice of Artistic Patterns very Reasona-
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Many Materials ‘in White and Colored
i
Py—I‘
Effects.
DRAPERIES—Dainty Designs in Light and Dark Shades.
m .
Window Shades, Fixtures, Curtain Rods, Printed and lnlaid
, Are Your Eyes Failing
l‘hamer’s glasses will give you
l.’llmnmml‘x-u_ lluiiin. l!n\\;m Si. 1 _ _
_, r.\l:«iiun 1.. 3w llrinul‘ ~li‘1-rl. 1‘~.\“I':1__\r:l§lon.
- Mars- l".. .2: tlrlvnl , . won". ; l‘AMliRllKn..
Low-joy, Milinlr u. 1! St cowl sirn-i. l}l.‘r\ill‘il
Optometrists and 0 . ,
“The house of good glasses!“
WWW“ Sir». Stamferd
» WeAClose at 6 P. 11. Daily
l'llhri‘xllx q
. .... ‘nizh a “word r‘wgislrxi'tlon: -9
r ' " H.- l-‘vr the first lllfit' ' u-
In'noleums.
risfran Ea” Hyatt
-Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
}. ISM“. 28, 19:0
PROMPT ATTENTION
TO ALL ORDERS
To factories, baled paper
$1.75 100 lbs.
You?
v lonlltlr‘d I!“ roars
» . L;
St... E. Norwalk
Tel. 441 ,
I. a 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
'lld not llllllld to I'Oi‘sukv‘ ii. iii‘ :Iil-
mliiml that prmnuiirs i.,:.l in u :1 HF» r
NORWALK. CONN.
him will: fluttering on. 2-: in mi in. K
into Hu- llI-I‘lll game. inn 7 . 31ml iurm «i
all of ill: ll] down.
.hshi'il in l‘\lilfllll llll‘
zmcl livnu my l::i:l lvv‘i n :1;:. h ‘io
vzury that l‘w
l !.
silil it \\.i.s probably “m- in 1319’ \“i-
ugmniiuzi m" n In“: ‘ . qnvim:
fit’iltlr‘ «h all r. . \Viili‘ll ’ -‘~ ‘i"‘.n»
l-i'\l:\£- :'\' Ilw.) mi Li» until mid lilii
liml wmu m:' ;i. v.- H 'n
Ul-l :rlt ‘
la utl «3'21:-
tvl lll“ ill-.1 ll-nl \\'iil:i:‘-l uzw ;.> "21.:
l” .nl\ -. :- u up“ 11m}. . .P
r. ]i:ll"' 1“ 1-“. it'll-l 1‘1. ll l'liv ,. 'in
\ ':~ ll" ~Ini) .M ’l; “1.2 ' ll .vr '.'.a~ ‘ ,
iiu'lii llrmpmy again.
1 BELIEVE You: com
9 - .ny Taking
Baxter’s Cough SmI
1'. H. BAXTER. Drum
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
,Tsls.—Otfice, 1103; House, 69?
:1 WASHINGTON er.
18w RED MEN’S BUILDING.
. ionwm — nnw YORK
' TRANSPORTATION
‘Ianufacturer A Specialty
Long Distance Hauling
. O guarantee service—
Jomv r. HEALY .2 sons
'0 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540. 1
_......._ xLfi- ...... __
‘ ‘1_‘ '.
mu Eveiiy Day At the
Mill Outlet Store .V
”4 WASHINGTON ST”
M's bargain in our house-
": and bargain Base
: , galvanized wash boilers,
size, . .. ....... $1.98
Piece Dinner Sets. . .$7.45
..b
. Our Children’s Shoes.
('mni'ln'lrihle i'uufwear.
(‘mm- in and {we ilivin.
\\'u are really with new lusts mul patterns in dressy foot-
“'(‘lll‘ .l'nl' llli‘ little folks.
For play. ill-ms and .wliool the children need \\‘i‘llolllil(l€.
WE CLOSE EVERY DAY AT SIX
ELWOOD e GLOVER
122 \VASHINGTON ST.
- Schlif had so often extended hrs-gen-
.i >:‘-‘. , gun-ala- lions-
nvw (-i‘vs. C'lltl in NM «‘0' 't“. ‘:r\':! n!
l‘ullm.--l llli‘ l“:l-i' mix; ‘ ‘. - Jum-
NEW "roux Hexous
\JACOB H. SCHIFF
(Continued tran l’ege One.)
East Side, in the .1 ~trlct trillrll.3li‘.
(nous Dlillnilllii‘niii). business was
suspended. Even the familiar ped~
dlers‘ pushcnris were» covered.
Members of numerous Jewish fra-
ternal undotlmr «moieties, who were
unable to attend the services owing- to
lht‘ lituiio‘il >-;:l.7.; vamvii)‘ of the
Temple, plannn-l ii «mill .~ ll “xiv (‘il
hmh “lll”R ni l-‘iiilx overrun. from Mt“.
>Schw’s residence in the synagoaue.
lillilllL ll'n- hmiw vi he smrilv.
Iniermrnt xx“?! im ~ win at ilm mm-
eiery in Fnlrm l-‘imi.
where Dr. Silvennun will recite the
‘Kaddlsh.
in Brooklyn. ‘
Specials for the
Extra fine salt pork, 1b., . .28c
Cerelene Evap'. Milk, 11)., .12c
N. Y. State pea. beans, 1b., 10c
Granulated sugar, 1b.,
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
mtyourcarwithus. Wewill
sellit for you. Ifyou wants H
esrofanymakeseeue.
7 Tel. 3584, 42 Orchard St.
rel. 2179.12. Chestnut mu Ave.
week
#4
(EB HARDWARE 8:
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water It.
H.Krieger&Co.
We Trust the '1“ stwm't‘ny.
Business College
M12155. Balms;
mete Parts. m
mm
condone-II
—Try n classified advertisement in
. the Sentinel.
. ' Norwalk
' ar’sSlioe Store
-
SQUIRE’S PURE
SVVIFT'S PIKE-Mil? M HAMS . . . .
BOSTON BLUE FISH ...........
FLAT FISH .............. y .......
_ ALL KINDS OF CANNED; ,.
BOTH MARKETS cnosnf fix "minus
H
........
.......
AT, noon “WEDNESDAY , j,
Schultze’s Sanitary
Mailers
Norwalk-—South Norwalk
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
PORK SAUSA E. 1 lb. pkg. 40c
4% lb
SMITH
CLEANSER \
and DYER
56 North Main St.
WW
W than and Tube- '
G. H. Hedmbert. Prou.
Dorlon- House
Shore Dinners
. Allkinds of SeaFood
Perfection Oil Heaters
ll Steaks. Chops and
Chicken
##w
031 mOIIOI' trans
world.
gasolene.
ALaCarte_
ou'rrrrnns 'ro , ,
“OMEN, BOYS Alli)
earts on
charge a ‘
32nd Year
MERRILL
Commercial and
Stenoirraohic Studies ,
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION NOW OPEN -
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run rwm camber
JOHNSON -
MOTOR WHEEL ‘
' htest and most economi-
e M portation in the
150 miles on one gallon cl
I
Displayed and for sale at 1
l
I
A. W. HODG". ’
l
l
MUSIC HALL BLOCK !
scorn MAIN STREET l
_—-—
1..
l Gorien-Plshflakéa, prepared .1. . . .
-Pmcaneannulsud
Fresh was; ’ltoiigfli’aunsgcakee, Flam Mr)? J‘erit‘M” _. .
House Breideryhnext to , . .- . 7-. v . . ,
areas.
.7 " ._-
eel_e.esoessa
39c1b—COFFEE—39c 1b
No 1 Royal Plantation Cofi‘ee. The kind that makes you
ask flora second cup.. 7}“ ]
Very Best Creamery Butter (Grade A) .670 lb. 5‘1... W: -
‘Very Best Potatoegperpeck . ...... ‘.400
OzoneSoap,theOIdReliabl_e-.. ........ ..........3cel:es_25c
Nucca Nut Cleo, tho-World's Best, 34c 1b .
OeylonllixodorOolongTeee... .......... .......45olb
ose'e a-O‘Faosees-IDIIUIQ'O',‘I‘
*.
wen-w semi “any.
or mean kw!“ rm -
‘ CORSETIERE AND GLOVER i
5" Our Corset
/\ Dep _
receive expert adyioi
of corset ‘requmd for
I Cheaper, better and in every way more satisfactory when
only an occasional fire is needed. .
Ideal for bathrooms, nursuriee, dining room. Km Pam“. . 3
rooms and offices. Kata! . rum-s «1
SEVERAL MODELS READY FOR PROMPT DELIVERY mus . ‘4 Work g
. (24 hours service) ‘
' RA! MOND & SON ma dun-0313 mum“! "ja'm‘ ' a
Wall'& High so. , Norwaik new" ‘ so. Inn 3‘-
. - “ _x _ 1532 (‘1;an
_ I Flames “3
. on“. _~ ' . . Dolli‘ (‘lll
' Whitman , -
. ...— Mme. Jeannette w. .. . - mm?
“'"“°‘ sum NOBWLLK'B LEADING
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER 5 ~
you may OBCI‘ hi 3 “I,
up ll prise-41m (‘iii 0. nu. ,
ll Just right, at the run. ; t.
but in our shop, wliii‘h i< ~
the ordinary, you lll\'a2‘l‘.lll 1
lost ~the cut and kind ~
you libe'at the price )wn ‘
U) My. Every sale “'lill ..
Prise sale. '
‘cHenuocws MARKET .
nonm MAIN smear
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