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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 6, 1920 · page 12

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Iokio, Oct. 5.—-A spacious “foreign
sedge" building erected on the vacant
. m oppomte the big Tokio central ' l)“. "g“
inn-load station a stone's throw from ; ' ' Y" ' =
no imperial palace gives notice to , i E i
moment that Christianity will make , - EP‘V" " “w"
Aposrtgdheitort through the World , f ' l t
m , ay c 001 convention, to in- 9 m“ , 2' 2
, ”e the roll of converts to Chris- Don t E“ Wait your i, -
f" 3“? among oriental peoples. it not w m m is nut
j;- , lthdisl building that the Sunday going to the “demnition bow-
1... 4M eegates from all over the wow."mn fish
, .w, will hold their religious delib— to w a” jogth. t mu 1““.

. as. Oct. 5 to 14. meeting together
firfihe first time as a convention in 3““ up m bu, ‘ DOW suit

abut! Where Buddhism. Shintoism, .
“uscianism with their multitudin- (800d 0110' here ht $40) "Id “11°

in sects hold chief sway upon the and don’t 10“ ”if interest in

MI- . ”If." I i i d politics. Every man can do some-
u aneous y, so t s announce . thing to he] rd. good .

,Whist leaders of Japan intend to ement p to“ gov

mote the cause of, Buddhism. They '

Aremlannlng during the visit of the our plAlfOlJ i‘ the 881110 before

tian Sunday School workers to . . .
’ a mass meeting and in a general or after . election—satisfaction to

my to introduce to the visitors the every customer.

‘ "history, principles and tenets of _ ‘
‘/ Buddhism. It is so proposed to hold Fall Sluts and overcoats never

“logs or the Buddhist Juvenile better and what is still better—

Unlon at the same time the. Christian fair in ti
visitors will be. here. The priests, p ce'
it is stated. have agreed to throw open suit, _ . . . . . . . . _ ' . ' ' . . $35 to $75!

 

credit snowed under the Civil Ser- mon sonoon Ndl'ES.

vice rules to such candidates who A meetlns of the Home and Teach- ' 7 , -
pas; the teat. , ers’ League. will be held Friday eve- 1M WELL I
Send for application, which must be ""18 at 8:00 at the Hlxh School Audi— YOU WELL?

 
 

oon, October 26, 1920, torlum.
filed baffle n Special claws were held yesterday

with J l L . . afternoon. at 1:20. ‘ AT ALL‘.
THE STATF Civn semics SLERIZOL DRUG STORES

 

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Captiol, Hartford. Conn.

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all :the temples and museums con-
Overcoats $35 to $85

teries, to the foreigners who will
mme here in connection with the
Sunday School (‘onvention

more than 1:10 specialists in Sun-
day School work will be speakers at Rogers 6,99 Stevens
the Christian (‘onveiition ol‘ which
Justice J. J, Maclarcn. of Toronto,
Ont. is to be chairman. Norwalk 800 Norwalk

The first evening of the convention

will be known as “Tokio evening" You can’t Help liking This Range

with addresses by \"scount 'l‘ajiri. STATE 78 l . ' . _ . .
u... may... .5 mm. 5%.... Show. STAT.3'.¥A:YSE"EV.JEF~JERE F83 The GOLD MEDAL GLENWOOD 18 in reality a oomhmation range
consisting of two complete ranges usmg different fuels, With neither one

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VA and others, and messages arn ox. BRIDGES.
mated to he read from Lloyd George,

 

 

 

fragment \\'ils]oii.thllie Dl'illn‘f‘ Illliqlk't‘l' ' i]\ competitive e\'amiliation will he interfering In any manner Wlth file other. ”’2' 'W’VKSV

0 Maia am n {‘1‘ “‘m'l (W "l‘g- led on Fi'ltlilV. oi-iniiw 29 .20 z .

The, central theme or the convcn- 2:00 p, in., Ijzls'lizht Tllnlt‘ (1201091335.? Coal supplies the fuel for one, and gas for the other. SO far as the
“0“ “i" be “Th" 9mm” S‘J“””‘ “*3“ Standard Timv). in tho smtn cannul- l use of these two fuels is concerned it is exacth as though you had a
“70'“ P"“g"°“‘" 3””. m" “1““ “H Hartford. (‘0nn.. to fill eligible lists Th, d'fi' rence 18 that the OCCU'D the
he to show the relation of the Sun- my ”1.. “hm... position. coal range and a gas ran 8.. e 1 e . y .

"a? “W“ "n“ "““‘~'i”“~“ ““““"““" DUTIES: The «hm- «v the Dnsi- same floorspace instead of emg two separate ranges in two (111 erent

 

 

to the new world and to world rm'on— lion arc. ”1,. running 0" steam boilers [ pa Of the kitChen ‘ *mm‘i! mag-arm .2 ”i.“ ‘
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stmction. Each (lily-g topic will he, and the engine operating the draw- . . .
worked out by; means ol addresses. : lii'iilitc. and the llllllx'llli: ol‘ gi‘norul 1... You may use the coal and the at the sane time, or elther one Wlth.
out the other. You have gas in warm weather and coal in cold weather.

"inferem'm. l‘ll‘Tl'Ilnll‘f-V PHONN“; andlpairs to machinery. The work ro.

 

 

stareopti'cionqanri fr‘no‘tio: l)‘i"t‘ll':p‘q'lt\‘ : quires the services of tho (\llilinoi'l‘ . . ,
.0 3.. ”.1 ‘g;.;.:";€..,,..;;."‘.. 1;.“ duh; : 3‘32}; ”RF "l “1" “wk- i‘isht hum But at any time fyou Wish to do more baking or more cooking, you have
School chum-on of Tor-in in from of.” icx-‘iiiciincxm-z no ’l‘ll\l.\’lN(;- the advantage 0 usmg both fuels and both ovens at the same time.

the palace crollnds on SMMM" 0“"! Candidates must have had at least - - d ffi . l .11 find
oher 10. -:‘h.a r~lllll'(‘lios and Sunday tWo years' experience i" “mun”, It res onds to your cooklng art SO qulely an e Clent y, you W1

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schools will ll" G‘l'll"‘<-““‘l 0" ”‘4" . storim llllllt‘l‘N‘ Illlll mu '1 '1ll<ll llt‘ l' l-
, y ' '\. ‘ . . . -_ ' . . . ' . ‘ ' I
Sunday by 1min 111ml,- t. ls 9"“ “3 miliur Will] the making of mineral rc- l

that coo 'ing is one of the greatest pleasures in your home.

Call and See Them and you will understand a"
1 once whysGlenwood Range“Mnkes Cooking Easy 1

The A. J. Collins‘CoJ So. Norwalli -

men. Eliair»: to machinery. v
Another fviilllllr‘ will ha a Brent cx-‘ SALARY: ’l‘hn entering salarv :
liibit in the f‘._\'lllllfl\llllll or the Younq‘will lit‘ $13.7 a month, ' !
Men‘s (‘h‘ifllilll \~':'l'illlll(lll and sew” Sl'llJlJt‘TS: The following are ‘

f‘l‘al churches. illlistmtlit hl‘ l'li‘llll"‘.;lllt' sulrim-ls of lost. nitli their re l
hand work and hook the ilorolomncnt islit‘t'llvn “mighty l

Til SundflVSl'llt‘ill work sint-villi“ world: “'ritti‘ii questions on diitiis of the
a'imvention :it Zill'lt‘ll. Switzerland in position, 50;
1914. l l‘:.\'ll"ll"l‘l(‘f‘ and 'railiinir. (shown li‘.
A great women! llll‘t‘llllL' willhoad- {applicator} and l‘nfi‘l'wniw»\ "o; ,
dressed by women. Sunday school; Oral Interview. 20:
programs similar to that in 'l’okio will! Tutu] 1cm
he held in the provinces. rcacliinz' A l‘zlllnL“ of 70 pm- i-r-ni will lm w
about 50 centers. lqnired on all subjects of text in orilcr‘

(illicial .lapanwn iriosymrtivc “lilo pass.
tweed, art’- showing Sl‘i'ili interest in] Soldiers and sailors, honorably ills-
lhe iconvcntion. .\ number of dis-li-harircd from the w-rftv :ii'r remies‘
“11%|!“th "1"” 0i J‘ll‘ti'n llth‘ (llTPl't'tl ted to iii-in: with them to the t‘Xflllllv
file-fr rosi'lvnwu to loden lllf‘ llt‘locinaiion their discharge lizllwlri. in or

 

 

 

41‘68. Ill THMU 11"“‘1 spam 13' “YT trier that they may he cin-n the extra

inadequate to men’ the needs of ”ml ..'

visitors- ’-"" w " - --‘ ~~-~ - -- -—' ——-~~~»—- ~~ 7-K” ~ - ~ - c — —- ”—"~—--‘
P‘RIS. Di-t. S.—At the recent (-elv-l FOR COUGHS, 00"st .

brafion or the sixth anniversary of: BRONCHITIS, TRY ‘

 

 

remain of the thousand drivers ro-
unisitioned \K'Ttll their machines hvl
General Callieni to transport 1000‘
MS from the right win: of th—ol
sixth army to Nantciiil on the ex-'
treme. left wing, in order to f‘Olllllf‘l‘—,
attack on von Kliii-ks tlaiik anilnialm
Mle the victory of the Name.

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“What is the incident that int-l (‘olllitlest- grave sicknessvs are rec»
(1 you most diirinz tho trip?" ognlzed by the medical profession as
ajmlrnalist asked of one of the wit. having their dirt-ct or indirect cause
mus yesterday, in a neglected cold or cough. Kerr's .
any taxi-meter showed on francs llax send emulsion, Linoniiie. is most
at fie end of “H, Um clays." I.‘mngmhealing agent for the inflamed ml]-

the driver. “l up“... gnt paid for itghealing agent for the inbameil mn-
That’s what M; mnmmpd mos, mph] cons. membranes of nose. throat and

"the ‘Battle of the Marne taxicab driv-
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in my memmvy," lung passages. Thus while Lintmine
_.__..___-._~_ is removing colds, coughs and hron- . . . . .
minneo son THE sauna. chills n is also nature's tom- aid in e its first entry into the realm of W hen the Cleveland Six mad

—~— 'restoring vitality.
CANAAINL Oct. 6,—Edward D. ("art-i All druggsts~ insist. on having the

3‘32; :jngggiggiu.gagging: ‘9““‘“9““°° and m“- . d which was overwhelming. In motordom, it met with a deman

Orin-t Democratic Convention today. _
The nominee served in the last - , , .
M. l ":3_ ‘11; D

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—-Bent1nel Went Advs. Bring Good ‘. "S i

_ Why? e commonplace, and the coming shott, it marked the passing of th
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4...... ___-.:g- 5% Wars of age is ct in style and mechanically right of that which is considered corre
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. medicine in the world!

”mm“ “5" AM’S . In the face of this reduction, puetuap 3min; an; mm mum

it Off Corns! No Painl. H
. 35“: PILLS

Cal-l ”micro. I. box... 10:" 25:.

F e e t D rag ? , '
..:t":;:-.:.:.::' mortars: CING YOUR. ORDER 4% .. DON’T DELAY PM

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be for the Cleveland Six! . 3. .-

endursnce, when schcs sud pains rsck

the body, itiswell tolook for symptoms LIVERY THIS FALL ‘1: .fi‘.; — 2', ' ' 2:7. 1 IF YOU WANT DE ' .

oi kidney tronble.’ -..

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trouble by removing the esnse. They
no lie-ling snd curstive. Theytone up

Isis-n hurt a hit! Drop a little "Id“ mwmaam : ,5 _‘ . .
I" ‘ e on an “clung com, instantly 0'“... We backache. MI 2 r‘ , 2', '2 ‘2 V . 2"
m stops hurting; then shortly ”9 I’d-'6 stifl W00. 00!: Insoles. - :- ‘ g '_ _ _ ~

’3‘“ it right oi! with fingers w w Wells. '1' a: - ..

W . wfifimmron?'mm'yfluinm! 32 W W hill V 2 ‘ V E ‘
angst t ll W i ' Mai-u .t - - ' ' 0 as gtoniSt. P 488. Sou W

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_ ' Vlssllihesoesv-sn. [momma-dam ‘ -: 5“; h" ’
every hard 00111, soft corn, or umflmhw a: l — ~ 4"" I."
- m the toes, and the cal~ :Lflma'lflli" m!" " 2 W I
, , soreness or irritation. Flt—”Isle nihilism-Perm Gog.

 

 

, As the Season Progresses

small lots accumulate. These we desire to dispose of at rgnrc,
before our new fall stock arrives. This merchandise has ho it
placed where it can easily be seen and examined. The lot is my l
varied, and quantities in each line so small that “a «dim: t
enumerate the items.

Please come and take these articlcs away for no hl to
nothing-considering their real worth.

 

 

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MASONS’ SUPPLIES

TheNorwalk Coal £9" SupplyCo.
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn

COAL AND WOOD

TELEPHONE 113

For the convenience of customers, orders may be let! it
payments made at Raymond Bros. oflice, 24 Washington of.

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In}... :0: I022. ;\;r.: .. £92.? 49 .. 0’ O .2.
Early Season Shooting

For earlv season duck sliootinc and all 11‘.)-
land small game. buv a Winchesttr 1i}-
trance or 20-2'auge Model 12 Hamilton-lass
Repeating Shotgun and “Leader” or “Re-
peater” Shells. 5 . .--. .;

Albert D. Morgan
- HARDWARE
The Winchester Store So. Norwalli

am in“: m” .. . ‘5 :10“: 441.: .2... 2 .10“. L302: TZO‘T C

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p5,... Gehebe S Parse.

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us Here If Its Houseware.

 

 

BATH ROOM FIXTURES .

A well equipped Bath Room will prove a source of gi-ntifitaiicn lo
every member of the Household. We are showing a. large line ct Bath
Shelves, Paper Holders, Plate Glass Mirrors, Tooth Bi-Ush Nolan-s,
Room Fixtures, including Glass Towel Bars, Soap Holders, tilde!
Hampers, Bath Sprays, Bath Tub Seats, Sponge Holders, Nickel and
White Enamel Fuel Bars.

 

25 Washington Street South Norwalk

 

 

 

OCTOBER VICTOR RECORDS

mas—urn nI-ls .. mm ..
asses—“HEN Y01"RE A“'AY 1.. .2 ( Mabel Hal‘rl‘ihbl.
8.158 STAIKA'I‘ .‘IATI‘IR Mint. Ilunu' and \I i~ s Mom: I‘
.m?—-GYPSY LOVE: wNG. “'ICRRIS\ RATII
IWBI‘LII‘T] F1 '11 HA\\'.§II. I“- “kill

Il_\\\'AuAN T\\.IIJ(;IIT ’ ‘ Ft I] 1‘" t
mat—ZIHGFELD 1" “Luis. Pox Toot. . Sufi") nl't'hf‘k‘h‘a

CUBAN 3'00—‘7 Fun Trot. Sinilh Urchf‘etl -‘|
1W1).‘RD.‘NI‘2LLA BLL'ES. Bl") .‘IIII‘I‘HU

S‘VASEE. l‘sw‘rh‘sn Quart! ‘

HEAR THESE OB ASY OTHER RECORD YOU “lNB-
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY Tl-ZRSIS.

THE HAMILTON SHOP
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NEW FALL
SUITS and DRESSES

New and becoming models, for Women
and Misses, at moderate prices. 5. ‘v a, '-

 

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