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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 18, 1920 · page 6

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contained twenty-four hour time limit.
Meanwhile General Zollgouaki’s
troops are taking positions in various
It in reported some of the members
It or of the League of Nationa' commission
“'9 or control who have been at Suwalki
have gone to Vilna to confer with

 

General Zellgouclri and the members
w “.9:th " of the temporary commission of the
I I new state.
RICA. Oct. 14 (By The Associated
MASON“: NOTICES

Prees).—Arrival of Rudolph Holsti.
.' Finnish Minister 0: Foreign Alain.
Agni?! ‘Zfimg‘i‘j‘ki 0:. W133 to conduct negotiations with M.
, "’1 . '“m - -~ “ Dombslri, head of the Polish peace
a! "’- man. TM, "'H'm' mission, IF looked upon here as con-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.w3?;,:’m’°;;3,“ a'mi‘i; Lani: nrmation . ‘ tent rumors that
,“ Fain-nail, ,mm Finland -~ . nd have a secret
‘ 5&1 1‘. in“.\'m-: s. \s. \i azreemw neither will complete
_“¢ ROBERT .‘I. “III ‘01. NH, 3 separa'. pm. P with the Bolehevikl

 

until the mo muntries lay the {oun-
Q “g“: Shut?" N° 38 R- A - dation for a Baltic union.
2 n aaomc Temple, South M‘i" Letvia Esthonia and Lithuania be-

the 2nd and 4th T es of
M", at 8 o’clock Ju‘ly ::§.Au- in: smaller than Finland and Poland .

.mpted All R A' Macon; corn .hate regarded them with suspicion
y and (rater-natty Invited. and Poland's aggressive action

 

 
 
 

, r distrust. The three small countries.
.howeter. are so fearful of the Bol
tshmiki that they realize thm ran not i
stand alone and it seems likely the
organization or a Baltic union may
be l‘ffvr‘ied soon.

HAL”). Germany, Oct. 14 By Thel
Associated Press).~—The 'Rusfians am l

 

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MEAT AND CLIMATE.
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i 'p’tymcul "Ulllll'lh‘lré ms to wht—tllel' mun
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>. 'filhe Armin ran]: to adopt ”H, Eskimo tral authoritative tribunal of the
diet 011114.“ and mg}. “ml nothing Third (‘ommunist lnternationaie and
30*, and “as n4\lr so w.” as during would gladly relinquish the priiileze
1th um. Mm... l... ”1.. m. 1., , wring to some other country. declared M.
F‘imos. that is lllusv who m” "0”,, Zinovleif. emissary oi the Soviet
Government to the independent So.

7:7“ 8““. huvr- II""I’ found I!) i". H".
, healthiest or" :4]! ”mm“. “pumps. r-iallsts‘ Convention here. at the ses-
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for men doing luml mil mm,- “ark t«,,ale had authorized him to state that
at mmlt, it Was .i.......l.ngl;, pm.) rmnit was prepared to enter into nr‘goti

; anyom- doing 3. mmmt \unk 3.1.ations with its: "German comrades."
he admit»; ht Inn] in thin“ this in: Tho Soviet twiplexonlallifi almf

; cry wrt'llio-l} il‘. l. {till-i “in”; ppm, stated that the Russian Communists;

. live in the M ”1' \- mu. mun. “m; were not only willing but were in,

. without urn-mm, 011.1 punt, "1.,“ a posltion to giw the f‘. rman pro

’udlet. lletalial finr-lmial support

. N0 Whit" i5 uiwln to r'ixilizui hr: ‘ “” ""“' ““"”’

'f Mullins of Hm} l'l;lt4-.l Stairs to rush? — A (ll-pat, Tinw at the Form-"this

} right o't :tll'l :ulopt tlw l‘ifil‘llilt) villt‘it‘ulr, Town .‘iswtllllly llzlll tonight.
3‘ a rmnulv lint" :tll ll,o»ir “1):”, 'FIII

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‘hm ”WV l'” "”"ll'l Kt‘tltt'utions. (Hill; . .
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fl our :u'r'us'orm'l rntllm '

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and I sent and got a bottle, and it
stopped my cough. and I got better.
So now I am around the houaea ain.

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Far aala bv Otiil‘on. Powell Corn

 

Fine Oriental Rugs
I N sizes adapted to-

every conceivable
space requirement!

W. 8: J. SLOANE

.HDOR COVERINGS - FABRICS ‘. FURNITURE

FIFTH AVENUE at 47th STREET
NEW YORK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Fine Lingerie
HAND MADE-HAND EMBROIDERED

Nainaor' Chemise. . 5 .00 to 25.00
k Drawers, . 5.00 to 20. 00
aimook Gowns. . 8.00 to 28
”Lingerie Petticoats. . 8.50 to 20.
Owned: Chi Matinee). 28.50 up
Imported oir Caps. 14.50 up

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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Patton’s

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Rom: quality. made without
gumwork.

Case to a II! tic pfi you and.
ABE COHEN .
South Norwalk, Conn.
141 Washington St.

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STORAGE

Space for Household Furniture, Etc, at: the
Union Storage Warehouse, 8 Union Street,

South Norwalk, Conn.
BLACKMAN 8i PORTER ;‘

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Hershfield Motorfi

 

 

MANUFACTURERS’
OUTLET STORE

127 Washington St., South Norwalk.

 

Announce that on Saturday, the Sixteenth of
. October, they will hold their Grand Opening

Featuring a most uncommon assortment of Ladiea' Goats
made up in the best materials, fancy lined, some with fur col-
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lara, some without. . . ..

BUT ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICE. ' ' ‘ 1r,“ ,

 

 

 

 

 
 

rolet.

make unless the
you wouldn’t.

The above are a

old one.

Model 490—-Coupe
Model 49o—Sedan

 

Plus Freight and Max.

Plus Mint and Handling.

Model 490—Commercial

Plus Freight and Handling.

 

WHY?

HAVE I MADE SO MANY RESALES TO PEOPLE O‘VN-
ING CHEVROLET CARS BEFORE?

Several Reasons

First—The Chevrolet gives value for money received.
Second—~No car sold gives the miles per gallon as does the Chev-

Third—No car gives more miles on Tires than does the Chevrolet.

_ Fourth—No car with six or eight cylinders will perform better on
a hill than will a Chevrolet.

Fifth—~No car owner buys the second and third car of the same

first purchase was in every way satisfactory—

few of the reasons why I had 37 resales during

the 1920 season. Some bought the larger Model F. 8.; some bought
closed cars, either large or small.

Some bought a new small car after five years’ service with the

FOLLO‘VIN G ARE THE PRESENT PRICE LIST F. O. B.

FLINT, MICHIGAN: 9

To these prices the purchaser pays the freight, tax, handling
charges—do not be deceived as toF

Model 490—Roadster - - - $795

Plus Freight and Bundling.

Model 490—Touring - -

Plus Frell'bt Ind Handling.

F.O B. prices.
Model F. B. - $1,320

Plus Freight and Handling.
Model F. B.—-Touring - - 1,345
Plus Freight and Bananas. _
1,325 ModelF. B. 2,075 g
1,375 Model F. B.—Sedan - - - ' 2,075
Plus Freight and Handling.
820‘ Model T.-—Truck. - - -. - 1,460

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. In event of. another reduction before May 1, 1921, the Chevro-
let Motor Co. will refund to the purchaser the amount of such re- , r
duction, dating from Oct. 6,1920 to May” 1, 1921.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Items Advertised Here Are but a Few d
g. the GM Ohm IWY. lhere ‘
‘Are Hundreds of Others.

PLAID SKIRTINGS
Value $1.25 and $1.50
- - -~ - - - 95¢ a

NAVY BLUE SERGE

Value $2.00 yard '
At----------$I.49Yald
54 INCH. JERSEY CLOTH

All wool, value $4.98 ‘ "‘
At . o n n a - u c u u u ,)2.98 ‘ a'd
.. .‘ 4!. g ‘1’?“
Fa. ‘

- - ‘ BROADCLOTH
Value $5.00, all colors

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. '9' p. 1“.

$33.95 Yard

 
 

 

. -~‘ can!
TABLE DAMASK
Value $1.29 yard
At- - - - - - - - - - .SSCYalal
‘14:.‘9'.

 

BLEACHED BED SHEETS

Value $1.98 each

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At---------- $1.49earh
ALI.‘

MUSLIN PILLOW CASES
Value 596 T 3* ‘
At----------49ceach

 

ENGLISH LONG CLOTH

“3;. Value $3.00 piece

‘At----------
COLORED OUTING FLANNEL

Value 50c yard

$2.98 pléle

 

 

At---------- sacral.»
TURKISH TOWELS ff “_

Value 850 ' '

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DRESS GINGHAMS

Value 790

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\VHITE FRENCH VOILE
45 Inches wide, value $1.00 ‘
At----------49clar.l
Maw:
‘VHITE COTTON BLANKETS
\alue $4.00 “
At---------- $2.98pair
" Mi‘tfil mat
PLAID BLANKETS __
Value $9.00 1 -' "xl‘i‘
At - u a I I II - ' " " $7.98 palf
---—---——’——‘ "will,”
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE
Value $2.25 pair "r'jvpr
At - a o I- - - - - ' " $1.49 pair
"rumma-
‘VOMEN’S LISLE HOSE
Value 750 pair ., - "‘V '3‘?"
.At-i---‘-------59cpalr:q
- .., :h «‘9'
.KAYSER’S SILK GLOVES
Value $1.25pair '"
At-----------79cpair
WOMEN’S CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
Value $1.25 pair .
At-----------98cpal_r
I 'BUNGAIJOW APRONS
Value $1.59 . . it!“ “‘9‘
At------------m $1.39
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WOMEN’S SILK PETTICOATS

‘Asaorted styles and colors .. on

At------------
WOMEN’S SILK PONGEE WAIST

. Tailored models . .. . .. “it, 7
At . . - - t - D D I - $4. 98
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[ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES __
5-qt. sine, value $3.50 , -~
At 0 D I .7 D a I u n I I C $2.98
. "r‘ it. .1“
._ rALUMINUM PERCOLA'I‘ORS _,
. Six cup size, value $2. 25 ,
At - I h n - I n c o I I -,.,;$1. .49

GALVANIZED IRON WASH TUBS
NW “15"it" $177;

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