Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1920 · page 9

 
 
 

.i'. v. Schlichting is hauling
e tloor laid in his garage.

 

 
 

7 Mary K. S. Bibbiua has rented

 

bind“ house to a Hungarian
‘llfll.\.

.v if: Close of Greenwich has

puma: the H. C. Purdy property on

 

. -.' \venue.

 

H' a Paul Ba hlaa has cloud her
Mums;- home at Tokenehe;und re-
,m. -.l to the city.

 
 
 

 

 

 

mmmond Weed and family have.
now-.1 their home in Noroton and re-
wilt-“d for the winter to Flushing. L.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Schvver of
mi King’s Highway have been enter-
'Au'lmg Mrs. A. Deannora of New
ork City.

 
 
 
 
 

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Mrn William R. Berkley has moved'
0, Her house on North Street. Stam-
ord.‘_ which she recently bought from
. C. Weed.

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Several of the stores here were

h v‘ Dan bury fair.

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.lwhn l-‘rc»lerick Stolrlt or New York
‘v'y has taken possession or Mrs. Heb,
-'l ‘7, Pratt's house on Highland Ave-'
.u -. which he recently bought.

 

.. gang» erected on the grounds of'

n- pooperty on the Post Road. which
_ . o -. nnlly bought from Miss McClel-
I ll ‘
—.—l—, I
A w Vaughn. associated with the‘
3 -l"v-~l.«iv Light Company at Long
Alunl City. has rented Mrs. Frank:

iniies' house on Prospect Avenue}
. n l.) - Winter. f

 

., ..., exwlling-lu Center School audi-i'
. .mh. i play entitled “The Minister's?
3, . \‘--w llonnett." is to be given.
: .. .- benefit \Of the Methodist
'. Assurance is given that pleu-»
,, .gils willpe provided. i

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w ...: 'l‘lmmluy night. a rally especi—;
my ”-- wumi-zi voters. is to be held
_.. an -:~ School. at which Miss Grace
Milton] and other SpPuk-:
‘ imvuss tho issues of the cam-Q
the Republican stand-,

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‘sonous toxins:
chin: and purifying the entire ali-
.mentary

 

ml film Howard E. Holly who
mcupying Mrs. Helen
on Highland Avenue.‘
.. »l ll..’n the flat over Mr.
:.I . 'r if murkrt in the Sclllinht—
.., .. . . wlvu-h .\lr. Holly recently

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, inn-ll and Town Clerk will
'E'm: Hull ttnluv from 9 :i.
p, , . 5. yr Mandnrtl time (which
It li.'.‘l time) to make vo—.
., \vomt-n whose names)
”cw-l on the “to he made"

, used yesterday afternoon so that the.
roprietors and clerks might attendi

lur Robert Elster is having a. one— [

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.toduy. 1; they dear-ego: participate in.
the caucuses next week. now
there will be another onportunity next
Friday for those-who mine today.

State Deficif of“ - -
' $4,000,000 Reported

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HARTFORD. Oct. 8.-—The nnnuul
report or State Treasurer C. Harold
Gilputric. made public last night.
shown expenditures of $19.37;!“ by
the state in the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1920. and total revenue' re—
ceipts of $15,030,167. The deficit for
the yearumore than $4,000,900. in
twice that of the previous’year. when
a deficit of 32,185,000 'wua recorded.
The liquor license revenues. as giv-
en in the report. were $56141. com-
pared with revenues of $324235 from
the same source the previous fiscal
year. The receipts of the iecretary or
state's office were 8101.214 against
329.330 the year before" .Revelue
from automobile fees showed an in-
crease of more than 3400.000. The
funded state debt total in given as
*3l1.291.000 and the sinking fund
$8.788.161. .

, 'l‘he‘regular meeting of Old V‘Vcll
iliook and [udder Company will be
lheld ht the Central Fire Station. next
Monday evening.

+harmless physlc for the little stom-

 

Accep “California" Syrup of Fl;-
only—loo tor the name California on,
the packnge, then you are sure your
child is having the best And most

uch, liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity tasteg Full directidlls on
each bottle. /You must 'uy "Cull-
tornia." "

 

 

 

 

Drinkin alilass
of at Water is
a Splendid Habit

Clean. and sweeten the system '
ouch mornlng and wuh away I
polionoul. stagnant matter.
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Those of uS who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise:
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath .acid stom-
ach, lame back, can‘ instead. both
look and feel as fresh as a daisy al-
ways by washing the poisons andtox-
ins from th’ body with phosphated
hot water each morning.

Vl'e should drink, before breakfast..
a glass of hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to flush from the stomach. liver. kid-
neys and bowels the previou\ day's
indigestible waste, sour bile and poi<
thus cleansing. sweet
tract before eating more
food. ' In

The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully invigorating. l cleans
out all the sour fermentation. gases.
was“: and acidity and gives one a
fine appetite for breakfast, A dual--
pound of linleslnne phosphate
costs ver_v little at the drug store. but
is enough to make anyone who is
bothered with blllioxISness, constipa-
tion, stomach trouble or rheumatiSm
an enthusiast on internal sanitation.’

 

i in compllunce with _n lur

l‘ry .‘ cluuneu udverusomem in moi
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NO MORE FIRST PAPERS
UNTIL AFTER ELECTION

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by Congress, May 9, 1918, the Natué‘

alization court in Bridgeport‘will u:-
cept no more declarations of inten-
tion from aliens untilzarter the elec-
tions, November 2. it via announced
yesterday. The law, lt'wns pointed
out, is framed to prevent foreigners
from voting in states where first pa-
pers and not full citizenship are all
that is required in order for them to ‘
vote.

 

Avaon 00}le urns

OF HIS INJI'RIES

 

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 8.—Lieu-
tenant (‘ommandcr \Villiam M. Corry.
who was in charge of the Curtis na-
vul airplane that crushed to earth at
the Hartford Golf club last Sunday. ‘_
died at the Hartford hospual at 2:30‘
this morning. Corry'n death was
caused by burns he received in a vain
attempt to rescue his companion Lieu-
tenant Arthur C. “’agner from the
blazing machlnc. “'agncr died short-
ly utter being removed to the hospi-

tal of horrible hurnu. \

 

BOYS SENT TO man". .scnoon.

STAMFORD. Oct. Ra‘Three Ni“?
Britain boys were arraigned in City;
court here today charged with at-;
tempted burglary and committed to;
the State School for Boys, They;
were caught by police last night when .
attempting to enter the clothing store‘
of Fakrille lrothers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Show. (hut it- . ~~
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tion “and

mixture which does“-
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As Prices G6 IJOWn'

chosing power.

month.

City National Bank

South Norwnlk. Conn.

 

 

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CHANGE IN WEATHE

" \\ t" u weather change comes the clothes change. . The muslin and gauze summer
2 ifllxlr‘l'xig ul- must now be discarded for the warm, fleecy Winter garments.
.. Stockings come into use again after several months of short sox.
l} _\ lilyr. warm Coat Sweater now comes in handy instead of those
Slimms. 0 .
3:5 Nluusally, the mother’s .mind turns to the
:i win 2's so necessary for the children’s welfare.

question of the best place to buy all these

’i‘li l5 ANS‘WER IS: RIGHT HERE IN SOUTH NORWALK, AT THE CHILDREN’S'STORE

blouses and light

 

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'WHITE RIBBED

Union Suits

5:5 2 to 16. Drop seat and open back

 

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i ‘Vests and .

 

GIRLS’ SEPARATE

8123821616“

Drawers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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fl Prices From 51,0910 $1.55 Pnces From 590 to 95cPc.

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l BOY’S'CREAMCOLOR UNIONTSUITS' ..

3' Drop seat or closed’crotchhlong sleeves and drauels, .Wlth fleecy lining.

4 $1.10, to $1.49 ‘

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3‘ PRICE—$1.29. ‘ ,. E! i 2f “92:“, y
". ~ ’8' SUITS is complete. :Boys’ Mackinaw, Chinchfllas and Vet j

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Girls, in 2111 materials andstylefi.

 

 

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gain on uved dollar: be- .
‘ cause your dollars will grow

 

 

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’nnd rings in the Torn! o! Tow toro-
nene. which cut: the lubritn
of oil trom the bearing: a Jan-es
undue wear.

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Followed by 3 bank account.
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Endunu’iu‘you; future.

,0 Id age neetknloney.

' Prudence requifls that. you

Loyuide port ofyuururningu

finch day or week.

Stu-t now, do not volt.

Theremohundredgood 7‘

Ree-on; why you should love.
Unless you do, poverty due to
8 icknen' or other nukes,

T hre‘utens your future welhre.
C one to us with your deposit.
r0111}. bank is safe, sane and

sound.

 
 
 

 

THE PEOPLE’S

 

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—'!‘ry I examined advertisement in
flannel.

 

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PYREX

Large Coke Dishes
90c value at ................. 7::

DOVER EGG BEATE R8

Medium Bile
25c vnlue at

 

 

UNIVERSAL FOODCHOPPERS
Snell Size
32.49 value at .............. $2.24

 

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FOLDING CLOTHES RACK
Will hung on wall or stnnd on floor.
31.50 nine It -

........--o¢

 

81.19%
DUSTLES DUSTING MOPS

 

Nude of _. urine on heavy
" firm-21$? not on in:1
nautical-S. on will inst years.
31.75 value at .............. 81.3!

 

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Indium”
. ”annulus, will rout
" '43.“.«Mmm

Spam!

"Am" m nun-u
m. 2-qt. #9.
Saturday Speck! ... $1.50

My alu- I‘d-blots
Saturday Spechl; 6 for

IOQCOOCOIIOOOOOIQDO

Gh- Wutcr Pitchers
About 2-qt. size. Sutur-
duy 00

Jolly Glauc-
Large lite, Saturday Spe-
cial . . . . . ..... ac dot.

Univ-31:1" m Ilsa-I
No. 4. Capacity 2 to 6
loaves. Saturday Special

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mas-mm.

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My Special u. . .1.

"Spock 1 no
Suturd' uy Smcu' 1.....280

ci.l COD-OIIIIDI'COIQ m
Aluminum Bolt Ind Popper
m, net. of 2. Sutur-
‘. d"y SPOCiGl coo-coco 17°

“on Jar Tops ,1
Saturday Special 29c “doc

 

*” ’JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

Mm und nous-tummy .

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«5’3“

“c GARBAGE CANS - .

Galvanised. with covers. smnll
family size.

........................

- ALUMINUM CAKE, TURNERS

Clean and sanitary
19c

 

25c value: at ............... l. . o
GLASS BUTTER DISHES ‘

for ice bonfiround. 2-"). Site. ,

59c value at --v ............. 47c

CARPET BEATERS
Wire with wood handle

 

HERE’S

IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE. ,

f 125 Washinxton St. Phone 340 Free Delivery

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SCORES or HELPFUL EC ONOMlES FOR SATURDAY

PRESERVlNG JARS

Lightning style, glue tops. pint
Bile
Saturday only ........... 80c do:

 

GLASS cores: BOTTLES

With tin case
35c value at

 

CLOTHES BASKETS
Round style. good quality splint
98c value at . . .

 

NO. I TEA KETTLES
Good quality. gray enameled

 

 

25c sin Speclnl 1.: wow»: ____________ “2"
~ . 9 elegant-nee: . ,3 ~- « aéfoor runs
met} edge. reshuffle puma. _ mm "'~ ’
Saturday. 3 pieces for ......... 2 Syurday at .................. Ste.

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g . "EVIioYAL JAMES '

The Dansant Soiree

heldfin Saturday, Octqb
cordial reception, and has received so many favor-
_ able comments, that, in compliance with the large
- number of requests réceived. asecond Dmt will

with such a

Saturday:- October 9th .

The manageaient desires to take this opportunity
to thank those present last week for _ their aid in
making the Dansant Such a Signalrsuc‘éess, and

Wishes to repeat its invitation to. EVERYONE 1

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