Mt You Love
5..th Flower-1
'W ”0 NOT. You out
“all"! What. a clever tut:
“on Mimi. rm inapiratiou is
”I in ("if
not. I Mill. 0!
”(NEW EDISON
"he Phonon-In with e Gout"
nil murmlmm phmm r
. a l
bee unlike :‘lla‘kimi t.llntfl“i:hf
am «a was real it
.~ grown flowers are 'lrn;
inclination paper variety
. patella-m ill. the millinera.
little To Be felt
lust le Real
GIL—Luna 10 run
«7:31;;th ant-on
‘ llytli “a...
‘tlge_‘_lienches waving a
». . __ hauuiu
' ”eat you. do!
.flfred Fox PianoC o.
Clo. lain St., So. Norwalk
fill. congregational Church
L. C. Smith, Under-
wood, Remington, all
other makes. sold,
. ..rentod and repaired.
Rentals, 85 per month.
Machines sold at 810
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
”inlaid Ave" Bridgeport, Conn.
mun roan coin
3! hit-a '
lanter'a Conzll Syria
tn. BAXTER. Drank!
flvid ‘W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Mice, 1103; Houae, 6”
u waenma'rou or.
m nan MEN'e IUIanu
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’IECTRIC LIGHTING
he and factory wiring, ex.
. _ mechanics. Electrical ap-
‘ncea and merchandise.
m ELECTRIC CO.
, I34 Washinzton St.
”no 450 South N
“‘n the/air and growing excit-
.NifltWa‘nLald on the matter.
Thuw'wlauafluflathmuw... me‘ u‘
m,tmmwtmum ‘
Maneuver-awn of mm “‘0!“an
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put-mu a detailed W of Meant
ingtourrmeauadoaetoammmr.mh tucbedtooma
luth’rzona and (our clone-ta on the wand floor
to up mum. 126104;]: anyragora profit at” “Au.”
ofwrant. howl a Mill-tofu ayyronlxatea 31
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Lure «lunar and mum
hum-u am] 0.19» rap-velar ................. 1|: '3
The Hatch Ev! Bailey Co.
eoura NOI'ALI. om.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
NATIVE BNAI'PER BLUES ............. 20c u.
lwi'i'i‘ONlllMEFiSll...................:14c lb
t'larncormnonsnr.................10ch
llltlSKlt'l‘ CORNED BEEF ............. 9c lb
NA'l‘iVECABBAGE...................:: 4ch
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
..uniuihlnl u “PSI-tn
2m
so.” NORWALK
_!(lt(‘l)'
. -. a, -.. v v [1141‘
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Shoes of Refinement .
For the particular woman.
There is satisfaction in every pair of the famous WISE
AND 000?!!! We! shoes.
Every style not only fits perfectly but commands the
admiration of other women. ‘
Pficed from $7.50 to $11.00
'Shop befwe six. ‘
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON’ST.
‘
(ml-ninth ... of ...g
i .
are pm that have laid 2.060 can
or more to date. In the 1914 cow
teetonlytvombadpauedtbe
high water tnarlt at. tee-mt at the
lonyatnth week. Their reapealve
Influnoneolthelilflpenahad
reached the 2.900 than: at the end or
the tony-ulna: week. In the "16
content one pen had laid 2,14, and
another 2.0“ at. the‘zend at that hero
lad. In the 1911 antral only taro
was had been able- to reach an aver-
age at :00 ea;- per hen. There pena
laid 2,035 and 2,075 "tentatively, In
the "It content two more none were
able to repeat the performance by
laying 2.071 an. 2.220 can. In the
”it «(Intent no pen: had reached
the high water mark. in the present
content Julea Y, Pranmll'I I"!!! at
llarrml Plymouth no: kn tram Weat-
hatnpton Beach, L, i. has a total at
2.150. Oneclt Parm’a HINT“, Plymouth
Roch lmtn Weathampmn Beach, L.
i.. hear laid 2,037, l’lnerreut Orchard'a
"bode inland Roda lrtmi Groton.
’Mauu. haa a total of 2,055 and twp
penu or White Leghorn: owned by
E, A. Ballard, Chestnut lllll. Pa. and
n. Pena in Can-
teat Have mute Eggs
or More to Date
mans. ' ..-m. u 4.
production wan 2,036 and 2,011 exal- '
OUR NEW WINTER COATS
Constant additions keep this line complete, and those wishing to
see the very Latest Models are sure to find them here.
MORE OF THOSE PLAID DRESS SKIRTS
That are now so popular, particularly among" the younger set. Be ”.-
sure to see them. . ' . 3
. i f.
OUR STOCK OF SWEATERS IS THE BEST EVER Z
“ f
. Lufiji‘fi'fihll'M’l
-_>\u<wuwmwmmm v
CELLING none “SCOTCH" nelle.‘
l‘lelNBlTliGH, Scotland. Oct. Iii——
Hollyumod Farm, Hollywood. Wash.
have a total at 2.000 mm vat-h.
(mm-it Varm'tt Barre-l Rm‘ka from
“'ealhamplon Beach, Ll, were first
with a yield at “i «an. l'inecreat
(lrchard'n lihode inland Roda from
llmton. Hana, were remind with 40
«law. “' Edgar llakor's pen of Leg-
lmrms made third were with a lay
at :49 t-‘(ga A pen of \‘l'hitt- Roche
uwtwd by l‘ltlrkatuwtmt l-‘nrtn, Can
Advertlaetnenta appearing in Scottish
newspapers in which it is charged
certain diallilere claim in unbalance
that ther business with Amarita has
greatly increased .ainre the 18th
Amendment to the United States
Conatlution Went into ottect. will be
brought to lho‘ attention of the De
partment 0! Justice at “'aahington.
William B. (Puanytootl Johnaon.“pro~
hibilion leader. addressing a meeting
J L = '=_ E ‘3: .
COAL > ‘ .
Onaeepantotdiortageefeoal ° 7
'33.; only my ....14 H.Krieger§tCo. Z
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SPECIAL sau: or
Serge and Silk Dress. q
Buy now while the assortnmd
is complete.
/‘
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. E. Norwallt
Tel. 141 Tel. 441
If you have any intention of
building that new home 5005,... J
a
n .- . . “I...
-‘ en a leabeéc u .‘COJIH, N, -
of the'atoIrn slim-"tart- wort- immedi-
.o :1” pens {them eggs or a yield
of 29.4 per cent.
One of the outstanding features of
the present contest is that a Barred
Plymouth Rock owned by Rm-k Rose
Farm. Katonah. N. Y., laid 77 eggs
in 77 days. ”it” this hen had laid one
more day she would have laid 104
eggs in 104 days. Her record, how-
ever. surpasses a “'hite Leghorn and
a Salmon Favorello whit-l1 previoua‘lv
held the record I\‘i 64 eggs in 64‘
davs .
. - |
The three leading pens in each of;
the principal varieties are as lollo‘r‘ .
Plymouth Rocks
Jules F. vi-‘rancals, (Barred)
price of Chevrolet cars of late.
the event of a re
1920 to May I. 1921,
of a new (‘hevro
a refund to the -
dot-lion. through the
R. Augtin.
in
duct ion from Oct. 6.
Any purchaser
let car will receive
amount of such re
local agent. “I
GOTI‘LIEB’S
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
tall Line of Ken's and Boy!’
Clothing.
Back to normal prices.
, OUTLET Store
n WASHINGTON s'r.
ll'or a New Fall Hat
» our Millinery Dept. there's
you will meet your three.
blonds, Style, Quality and
Prices.
.
HELLO! ’
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
Please deliver this order to . . . .........
This is what we hear over the Telephone every day.
We are at your service. why carry the good: home. Tele-
phone your order, it will be packedup with care and delivered
direct to your home without additional charge.
Get the habit of ordering here and note the savings you
derive. 1. ’ iu.~£.“m
A. F. Beckmann 69” Co., Inc.
83_ Washington St. Phone 1405
Westhampton Beach. L. l. 2131 3
Oneok Farm (Barred) i
“'osthampton Boat-h l.. l. 2087 ;
(‘lilckatawbut Farms (White) .
Canton. Mane. . 1929 i
White Wyandottel !
ilnrry D. Emmoua, ‘ ’ i
Plymouth .(‘onn. 1811 .
Merrythoughl l-‘arm. i
Columbia. Conn. 1734
Mrs. R, W. Stevens .,
Schuylervillo. t‘onn. 1717 g
. Rhos: Island Beds 1
Pinecrest Orchards,
Groton. Mass. 2055
Deer Brook Poultry Farm.
Short Falls, N, H. 1857 .
Jacob E. Jansen.
North Haven. Conn. .. 1792
White Leahorna
E. A. Balnrd.
(‘hestnm Hill, Pa, 2000
Hollywood Farm.
Hollywood, Wash. 2000
\V. Edgar Baker. Jr.
Moriches. L. l. 1928
C. Rasmussen. '
Dover. N. J. 1891
Miscellaneous
A, E. Hampton (Bl. {negliornsl1
" D
Pitistown, N. J.
A. L. Anderson (R. l. “'hites)
J “’indham, N. H.
Oregon Agr. College (Oregano)
Ore. 71
177
Corvallis.
TO BE LIKE OTHER aovs
R. nd 0. eight and nine years,
clung 0 each other as they hid be-
hind the red tablafiur in the spot-
less kitchen where they had been
taken'from two houses in the neigh-
2bbrhood to save time. Iiadn’t they
heard that a "Red Cross lady" was
to call for them that afternoon to
_ hmkof It!
.; ll -0‘ , . ..
Not-walk ', ‘
. «ti» — WIG-
FOOD FOR-.THE -sguiRRELsy
: cmonfamemattazoéeee
noeoowe‘eoonpgwawmr THIS'
éPiKE {on . Missafomuuzsja-lagsr
,Noeuoofv‘u. mow wejgw‘rr; > _
take them to a apeclallat for the
treatment of crippled children. But
all (ears disappeared on the long an-
tomobile. ride to the hospital: As
one result. of consultation arrange-
ments were made for R. to go to a
convalescent home for children where
he are: thoroughly built up before any
treatment could be oonaideredh while
01 was alter returned to the hermit]
and Operated upon with success.
Through the next new weeks will
still be‘in a plaster cast, but hat
difference does that make when in
the years to come he can even think
of being the best runner in the dis-
trict. ‘
Norwa‘ik'a crippled and defective
are bad will receive the special at-
tention of the Home Service Section
' ot,the Red dimes.
F—i—M
EVANGELI ST ALEXANDIR‘ DEAD.
BIRMINGHAM. ‘ m . 13.-—
Charles McCfllon alleyway, an
evangelist known throughout the
g world. died aiddenly. "at an home
. Jute. thll MIIMHV .
An Irreglarly Curved
rnea
causes nstigmia. Our glasses will
correct. this error and make you
see well.
’I.’ H A M BR
Optometrists and Opium
m. a... .t pod guise-é
qt’aaaqac St... 7 Stamford
We dioee at 6 ll“. Daily
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
YnhanOou‘ee,alb ........450
W’Symgaean $1.05
LiveOakBuckwheat.31Iu.30°
PureNewOrleana Helena.
gal. $130; qt.35c
A. STULL
24 Cottage 'Street
N .a
‘x
Giving and Getting
“To Get You um cm"
Our new mod. tone quarter-
3 at 21 North Main atreot Mala
Mum-yea thous- ~03
thaw value over
We haw W steels of the
x
w “ WE it
m'ean , . you
‘arlaea. -
- now-apnea
I
Charles M. Moog-ma \ how'Oct-i
2t, 1881“ at flung} ., to» Early
in 11“-”. cam-his. mam
‘ m m
lull. Man. and a pen at White 11-; lye-[e lam night 4;.,.‘"..,,,.‘...... “L Call M . ' . .
lltlrnll owned by A, r llohinmn. (‘M "7““ . ... ‘ .-.“. meat . M . . _ ll? m M on your bill in weekly DB) mml'
71410", N Y, I’ll”! ”of L- - ‘c‘ul. lt‘nlrl fil’Id RSSPI'Ied he WW» 4.“ "I
. plan-film 38 «,5 . m .m tonrth take this action regarding them. Carpentahuer, lBuildet-Wand Gene“. ’4‘
“l I r ~“" ~ each. The total ——--....._.—— ’ c.
...“ There has been no reduction to the ntraeter.
6 Edlle Ave., East Norwaflg Tel. 132.
W
non not-mm canon
‘Muhauhngandlm .
unanfordl’laoe. mm
moi: norms, prop.
‘
F. s. LYON
~ JOB PRINTING '
South Not-wall“
LocathLongDistanct
TRUCKING
S I}. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y
unwoosran '
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haw-nun'amcom” i
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Stcnozranhic Studies
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Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blankets
A full line just arrived.
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A. W. HODGE
H0310 HALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET
Advent“ tn the Sentinel.
(‘l
. (ll
-
.Q,
. are not all tvt¥rssurily wwalihy poopiv
They {t‘t‘ thoun wh‘o use Jzitigrn
and discrimination in purchasing food
supplies. and buy only such prodm i"
as are lignlthi'ul. nutritious and prop
.’ at Charnok'a market whore
. once has provon to them the
a of buying meat that is always frwh.
' tender and reliable.
nor war-uncut:
- . Regular Price $8.00
”W0! Saturday Onlra $2.00 '= ;
One‘round Apollo We» 7
" . current) TPH‘ARMACY
dour“ team anaa'r
PEOPLE \\'H() LIVE “TILL
will
'13' nourishing. good food for omit
1d body. They can always be four;
r‘qwrt—
wisdoi \
CHARNOCK'S MARKET
NORTH MAIN STREET
e
PHONE 1532
...—4"-
0.
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ornnnssnsr
easement“
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