...2 n GSENTINEL
mum
um GOLD“
.mnonwAm'sm norms IN '
FIELD AT COMING ‘
Leonard. Louloo F. Bonn. Robert Er
Round. mthiu Spiel,n Jeremiah F.
Sullivan. Walter Moikowoki.
3! .6... A
CONN. ELECTION
_ 1“ ~ I
C L In. GOLD“, m leg’e to the candidate. of one party
' {or Pro-indent and vice-president, all C0ml’"’°“°.““‘“‘“"~°‘ Hm r.
7 HAY, 001303“ 18 _ ..fi seven oondidateo of thnt party for
' presidential electors must hove high- 3- Bennett.
3 "a"
,: . mimow
., .- . ’838 7:08, sets 6:07
7
f m MAO ,0: er voteo than any one candidate for
r." 3"; tide 4:43 a. 111., 4:53 p. m.- 7‘
elector on the ticket of another party.
party (all to vote for the first elector.
NASONIC NOTICES
tcrnally yours.
ASA 'l‘. I10\\'NI)ES. “2 RI.
«mm «mum-2mm WW
'and fraternaily invited.
UNCLE SA.“ As MIDDLEMAS.
‘_ The Post Office Department.
! the consumer.
7‘ 'n.
ranch ol‘ the Dill't't‘l post.
'” knows. but lilisurtily 6‘\]lPllSl\'i'.
' giant quantities or" food arc lost bu-
" - of lnadf’lllllllt‘ hicilitit-s for got
it to Illiil‘l\'"l. :iiivi \\'lllll (lows
to market pins too much toll
’tmnsportzition and pills tribute
wy peoplr.
9tor trucks. amid roads and inti-l-
2! postal St'l'\’lt"t' ouuht to go far
_rd2sol\'ing thc prohlciii for produ~
a swell RS cmisuircr. I‘ZVI ry 02x-
"_ merit along that llllt‘ is to he on—
' : 'd.
F——.—_-— F
' KY "(Mil-1 'l‘i) lllI 3‘.\\‘l-Ill.
ACOmmission has ll"('ll (lllllOilllt'tl
Gpvernor Morrow L-l‘ lx’ruluck)‘ to
g for tho purchase of “in old
J". ,m plantation home \x'hvn- “My
gentucky llomc" was written.
None of the typically American
- is beltci‘ knov.n or llt'liJYt‘il tliiin
eutucky Home." Its plaintive
; are almost its familiar and
lulu: ahronrl its tliu-i' arc in Ami-r-
v5.- ’ In all thc moduli jazz there is
:9; 'ng thnt conipuros with it and
. . _ otter all this m-w stuff in forgot-
., it will still in sung. 'l‘hc house
3: . re it was written is us representa-
" - 01 that 1)} -:;un«- crli in American
.-. ry as “w suns; itsrll'. A multi-
U . g at song-lovers on both sidcs of
" gen. will rvjoicc that the place.
the tune is to he presel‘ycd for
- generations.
i
:3
Vi
v' """"
~ NOSTRILS! END -'
. A COLD on CATARRl-l ':
mrommuesWhennud"
. and opennStufledUp,
' w: disappears. Your clogged nos
will open, the air passages of
hood will clear and you can
7 ' freely. No more. snulfling,
aux, mucous (li>cliarge, dryness
" ' - . he, no struggling for breath
:3:
y .. ‘ nostrils. It penetrates through
"mble. Relief is sure.
ummwm
colnmiinlcaumi of Old “'01!
ROBERT .‘l. \VILCOX, Secs.
- _ Chapter. No. 88, R. A. M.
.21.2323";L'Qa'."1.su°e:§h.yz“i°2 Evidently the ballot this year rot-
month, at I o'clock, July and Au- lows precedent relative to the absence
'écopted. All R. A. Mann. con- ot the dividing line above the name
D. B. BEACH, H. P. now at hand is a proof, it is passllile
_ . . in be sent broadcast over the state. As
- : unction With the Department Of the result of the absence of a dividing
.._}; has 1300" working OUt a 119W line many votcrs in the rural towns
Mme for orlngiug T00d to mark”. and in the. smaller cities where there
- the basis of a plan prepared in de- are no voting machines. fail to notice
I for the District of Columbia. it is the first presidential clcctor cspeciiil-
,d- that the costs of distribution ly when splitting the ticket. If u.
. be lowered as much as two-thirds straight ticket is voted there is no dif-
potatoes and many other bulky ficulty as a cross in the circle above
—_ tables and fruits. and as much as the ticket is sufficient.
mnths on butter and eggs. The Tickets in l’ll‘ltl.
. _ contemplates the careful man- The ballot shows that tlicrc will be
H. 00t_ 0f agricultural areas fldjfl- six national and stain tickets. the re-
to blg communities the cstahlish- public-an. democrat. socialist. prohibi-
mm: transfer of food products from
- farm or truck garden to the home
It differs in many respects from the
-. 11!: parcel post system. The Post
once would assume more responsibil-
~ for the goods shipped than it does
present. It would give quicker.
re direct service, and would see
...; there was far less loss due to im-
‘mper packing. storage and refriger-
Whether such a system. if it were.
Mlled generally. would he intended
h replace the parcel post so far as
a 2 - - stuffs arc conccrnc-i is not (-xucl—
cleax. It is obviously designed to
I've a purpose which the public has
ways supposed was to be serve-d by
he parcel post. although thcre have
Mm many diszippoiiitiiwnts. 'l‘hcrc is
[no evident, i-riismi why such postal
graduating should not be done. and
”one cheaply and :-;iti'st';ictoril,\'. as u.
Ally. such dcrclopnn nt will certainly
welcomed b_\' tlic El‘t‘lil army of
‘ . umers. 'l‘he- gutting of food from
.. farm to the city kitchen. simple as
might sccni in thcory. has proved
_. practice thc most (lillimilt economic
mblem this country lllls to riii‘i‘.
. present iiivthnvi of distribution is
only absurdly “'iisto-l'ul. sis (\‘t'l‘)'
'i‘i-iiiplv-tun.
I'l‘i-Sltlvlll-Slvllllrll \Vlllllli‘)‘. .\l;ir_\'-
Recs Mitchell. l~‘ro-do-rick \\'. l‘Vlll'Si'Il—l
ich. Archibald Mchil. ji‘.. Thomas 1
llewcs. Charles E. lizirt. jr.. Asa M.
Ross.
Gc)\'ci'iior-~-Rollin l'. 'i‘_\h-r.
l.ieutcniint—Gore-rnor ~74 l'Zrncst H.
Wagner.
. President
2 Hotchkiss.
W 3-3. nny'l ‘ Your ‘cbid in head or.
”1*“ small bottle of Ely‘s Cream
.' In your druggist and apply a
' this fragrant antiseptic cream
air passage of the head, sooth-
-. healing the swollen or in-
, ‘fi mucous membrane, giving you
‘ . relief. Head colds and catarrh
Ike magic. Don't stay stuffed-up
,, _I of“!
tIIeije’in
~Norwok I
Wrote
“a,
iman. John E. Backmn.
close state at the November election.
of course no danger. as the one mark
republican. . lhis year on account
general 2 ~iiu will he, found first on
the voting machine.
Governor—Albert P. Krone.
Lieutenuit-Governor -— Henry E.
Con Iron m pm Gardiner.
tinned Secretory—Elsie Hill.
Treasurer—Jesse T. Gardner.
it is possible. in a. close election, for Second, Richard P. Freeganl: 13‘1”
one elector or another party to be John Q. Til-on; Fourth Sc uy or or-
* . M“ Pros. 1' exclusively chosen, in which event Connecticut mt; Fifth James P. Glynn. '
to tho Ila [or ”nation 09 would give six voters in the electoral
“ ' " ‘dlmtchu MM to It or college to one party and one to an- Second Thomas R. Murray: Thl’d- .
, , fl - - in this other um! also other. Accordingly. while Connecti- William F. Alcorn: Fourth. Hurry J- . r
. . _ ‘ '0'- P‘Nhh“ heroin. cut is not generally expected to be a Plait; Fifth. Martin L. Chine. .
. ..u of publication of apo- ‘
I RANSPOR I A'I ION CO.
.9. at the top takes in all candidates, Beardsley: Second. John R. Park- W
2 "i - Na; 1:25;. “£31.? 1".31'Exil‘lmzc whose name: do not have to be inkll- Third. William F. Alcorn: '——M m m I" Yuk 'u
. 1.20. M 3 o‘clock. (Rusl: vidually murko-d. It is the split ticket Fourth. Harry J. Plait: Fifth. James
importance). \\‘urk l), A, De- voter who must mark his ballot. The P. Glynn.
I Iocialist-Labor—Second. Albert H.
of haviiw \tctorlous at the last Frlnk.
Farmer-Iabor—First, Daniel Stew-
the "Australian" ballot and on top in art.
Democrat-First. Joseph F. Button:
Socialist—First. Henry Vander-
: who. heroin. or. also to the danger in falling to vote for all burgh: Second. George H. Moles:
' d". .3... aeven electors in easily seen. It the Third. John Goetens; Fourth. Jasper
straight party ticket is voted there is McLevy; Fifth. Hugh B. Sanderson.
Prohibition—First. Benjamin F.
hunt:
' STORAGE:
TELEPHONE 1m
Space for Household Furniture, Etc, at the
» Union Storage Warehouse, 8 Union Street, _
railed States Senator—Josephine SOllth NorwalkIConzl. "'3‘ ”7, 39' ‘6“ ,
"‘ BLACKMAN &' Foam .lm‘i-‘rf
The congressional conditions of ~the
conwluemh'. if enough voters who various parties. by district... are the
cast their ballot: for the dominant tollowing:— '
Republican—First. E. Hurt Fenn:
to:
The Items Advertised Here 'Are but a Few a
the Good Oifering's Today. There
Are Hundreds of Others.
Srlo
LONG DISTANCE BUM“
m2mmmmm
of the first elector. and. as the ballot
that a. change may be made before
the ballots are printed in quantities to
ous to get a national and state ticket
on the ballots and voting machines.
but, as thcir petitions llickcd the- rice-
cssaiy number of signntiirns avid. in
the discard ll) tlic stutc st'cretiiry's.
ballot tlic SOt‘lilllSl~lLll)Ol‘ and thc fur-
sioiilil ciliididzitc. cucli. lhc- l'oriiu-r inipeople and highly recommended 13", game without _ 2 .. ‘ “‘; J “15151“!
the Sccmid mid lhi- lulll‘l' in thv l-‘irstI - . ~ I
(‘ongrcssioiilil District. The l‘t'plllllli'- l by phySICIflnS. TRY IT- 1
ans and (l6'lllO(‘l‘:lls luuc St‘llillnl’l-‘il
candidates in Path of llic thirty-flu-
ciulistilnlmr lu'lu ls lmn- 1m Ni‘llilllll'lill
nominations. 'i‘lw snciuhsts l};:\i' svn }_
:itorinl cumiivlulcs ill «'l2litvwn tllslt'ii‘lsi
and the farmer-labor party has sum- i
lorllll tiiiuliliulrs in four districts will). I
If)! Tunlis Ill-purl. ;
l'p to noon Slitui'dux' ut'i'iciitls (if.
only 15] touiis lizul suhiniltvd to thc.
secrctnry ot‘ lll" stutv‘s oli'ico- tho-i
namcs of tlic l‘i‘lllllllll'dn :ind demo-l
crritic clindidutn-H i‘ci' ro-prcscntutlvc.f
It is cuwclcd. lltl\\'1'\I‘l‘. lhnl llli' i‘c—i
malning iiliiiics “ill l-v- on lulllvl lilllll).‘
ln Sillll“ iiistuncc s lhv‘ Hill”! 8 \rrrci
missing from towns “'lll‘l‘l‘ ruling inn- ;
t'lllni‘is‘ iii't- llsn'tl.
'l‘lic liilli'llp. 2
Tim ol'l'iciul nntinllul null slitlv tick-
vts zirc tlu- following: -~
lll-II’I'BIJFAN.
lilcctors ol' pre-sl-lrul illltl vim- pros-
dcnt:—~('.‘h:irlws .\. Goodwin. 'l‘. .\lc-
lmiough liussnll. .\ll'r~ d l}. lltlllllllrl‘.
lliw-r G. Jriiuiillzs. John M. \Vlul-
nuns. l.ucius l-I. \\']iiimi. Arthur I”.
_.~.A_._.
ills.
('mVI-rum': l':\t'l'~-ll .l. lnko'.
l.l(‘lll¢'ll:llll~‘l')\l'l‘llOl‘Z—-- L‘hiirlcs A.
Socri-tliri: «llnnlll-l .l. \\';\rnm‘.
’l‘ri-usurvrr U. ll:ll‘t‘l<l Cilplitric.
(“uiiiptrollrrz —Hlii'\cy l’ .Risscll.
l'iiitl-d Stutvs St'llillUl'Z—rlsl‘ullk R.
lli'aiualrgo-c.
DEMOCRATIC. [
Elm-tors ut' Dl‘l'SlllQ'lll and Vicc—i
Steerciury—Flinnic Dixon - \Vo-lch.
Treasurer— Emil Mnrzuno.
Coniptroller—«Albert .l. \Villfill.
l'nitcd Suites Srnutor~Augustlii€
Loncrgan.
SOCIALIN’I‘.
Electors of President and \‘icc-
Joseph Rollnson. Robert
\V. Jamicson. Jasper Mchvy. John-P.
McCarthy. John \V. liing. Julius
l’accht. Gcorgc H. Campbell.
Governor—Charles '1‘. Paccht.
Lieutenant-Governor ——~— Edward C.
Secretary—~Helen D. M. Maiifrcda.
Treasurer»«\\'illilim l-J. \Vhite.
Comptroller—John L. Martin.
l‘nited States Senator—Martin F.
Pluiikett.
PROHIBITION.
Electors of President and Vice-
President-Robert McNeely. Mary B.
\Vilson. John F. Barton. Caroline 1!.
Buell,VVllt'red 'l‘. Dudley. Mabel 1".
Taylor. ‘Villiam 8. Strong.
Governor—Rollin 1'. Tyler. -
Lieutenant-Governor —- Ernest O.
\Vagner.
Sccretary-J. Deloraine Conant.
'l‘reasurer—Theodore '1‘. Phillips.
Comptroller—clinch B. Baguette.
I‘nited States Senator-Emil L. G.
Hohenthal.
SOCIALIST LABOR.
Elcctors of President and Vice-
Presldent—John L. Grcnnzin. John D."
Carlson. Theodore H. Sieren, James B.
W'llliams, Carl 0. Peterson. Max Felt!»
Governor-Edvard Pryor.
' Lieutenant-Gourmet — Mich, ~
O'Connor.
Becmryuf'rederidk Feilermau.
March—John P. Johnson.
l Comptroller—Albert n. 0W“;
- Utmo- suite; Senator-CM!”-
You WELL?
Voluo 61:25 and $1.60
At mm... 95c Yard
N ovy Blue Serge
Value 82.00 yord
'Af Ln“... $1.49 You
54-Indl Jersey Clo'tli‘
All wool. nine $4.98
At -..—.... 82.98 Yard
Broadcloth
Value 85.00, all colors
'Af .. . ...-...... $3.95 Yard
Table Damask
Value 81.29 yard
At .... . . . 88c Yard
At “mm... $7.93 ‘
AC ......- .. 17—: "“1"" . $1 .49
10 It!” m II mm m m M d w at —v0"-'- ...-0‘0II‘QU 59c Dillr
r
moan, ammonium lemma-walk. M!“
[M WELL l ‘ New York Ofice. 201 West 20th.. Phone Ciel-com
At on o‘o'o'c'on on i 0 79C Diltr
AT ALL- -------------------------------------------------- ,
1.35.1.59 onus STORES ‘ ;
TRY IT. Experience in: . . .
m. .2 not demonstrated that medicine October, they Will hold their Grand Opening
proper. the petitions were 'hvmvn in knows no surer healing mug for
0mm the inflamed mucous membranes
Ot‘ the six pnrtivs on the official of 11086, throat 811d lung pW',
mer-laborltes have only one congros- ; Used for years by thou-333d! of
At your druggist'c (the trade mark,F
districts. whilv llll' prohibition .md so. I as above, on every bottle) 50¢ JNU.
.‘l.20.
Bockoten.
" K ‘> , 4.,» I?
it » ' . ,
luv-r“ “mm-mam 11.wmv.—vm ..w “n.
,_.._—— ' MANUFACTURERS’
OUTLET STORE
127 Washington St., South Norwalk.
, so
at or motor ”110k routes and the tion. socialistdnhor and farmer-labor. ~
Single tax ndvocntcs were also anxi- FOR COUGHS9 COLDS’
BRONCHITIS.
HAVE I MADE so MANY RESALES TO PEOPLE OWN-
ING CHEVROLET CARS BEFORE?
Several Reasons
First—The Chevrolet gives value for money received.
Seconld—No car sold gives the miles per gallon as does the Chev-
ro et.
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 some
make unless the first purchase was in every way satisfactory—
you wouldn’t. '
The above are a 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.
ldSome bought a new small car after five years’ service with the
0 one.
FOLLOWING ARE THE PRESENT PRICE LIST F. O. B.
FLINT, MICHIGAN:
To these prices the purchaser pays the freight, tax, handling
charges—do not be deceived as to F. O. B. prices.
Model 490—Roadster - -
Plus Freight and Bundling. Plus Freight and Wing.
Model 490—Touring - - - 820 Model F. B.—-Touring . . 1,3215
Plus Freight and Handling. Plus Freight and W.
Model 490—~Coupe - - - - 1,325 Model F. B.—Coupe - - .- 2,075
Plus Freight. and Handling. ‘ Plus Freight and Bundling. . ~
Model 490—-Sedan - - - - 1,375 Model F. B.—Sedan - - - 2,075
Plus Freight and Bundling. Plus Freight and Mug.
Model 490—Commercial -‘ 820 Model .Tv—Truck '- - 2- - 1,460
Plus Freight and Handling. Plus height and Bandung. .
In event of another reduction before, May 1,1921, theChevro-
lei: Motor Co. will refundto the purchaser the amount Of such to- _'
duction, dating from Oct-26, 1920 to May 1,1921. ' ..
l. I r .eF" L "V, "_ ”’ ’ ‘ "
71,2311
mug-AU, ,j, “opinion 1959.
5'. (mac “Pu-paw my
Bleached Bed Sheets
Volue $1.98 each
At ...... .. . $1.49 each
Muslin Pillow Cases
At .._........ 49¢ each
Enzlish Lomlr Cloth
Value $5.00 New
At -.... .. $2.98 niece
Colored Outing Flannel
\‘nlue 50c yard
'At .. . .y
Turkish TREE
Dress Gladiolus
'At ...-. .. .... . . . 45¢ each
White French Voile
45 inches wide. value $1.00
At ...._g...... 49c Yard
White Cotton Blan
Value $4.00
'At .. . ....-. $2.98 pair
At ...... ...-. .. . .V 98c nliir
Announce that on Saturday, the Sixteenth of . . 35¢ each
At .. . .. . ... . 34$
00¢ each Aluminum Tea Kettles
Featuring a most uncommon mortment of leiu' Coot:
. . At ..o'o “on on. :0... v‘o-o $2.98 I
made up in the best motel-isle, fancy lined, some With fur col. -
Aluminum I’ercolators
At -............. . . .... $1.19
BUT ALL AT WHOLESALE PRIOR. 1 '- 1': ‘- . 2
- Galvanized Iron Warn
. Tubs
Plaid Blankets
‘78,!“9 39-00 |
Women’s Silk Hose, '
Value $2.25 pair
Women’s Lisle llosc
Value. 75)" pair
Kayser's Silk Gloves
Value $125 l’uhl‘
Women’s Chamoiecttc
Gloves
“illlln Ql 3::
Bungalow .1 prong
\‘i‘ llln ;‘ .34
At ...—..-............. $1.39 "
Women’e Silk Penman l
Milli; -.. $5.58 2
Womenh Silk Punter l‘
Waist
Tlillni-pd :,)0,l.,".
511'. Sizc. \'.|lll" $3 50
Si). cup sin'. \'.t!‘,lo‘ 3'. L5
Valli“ $2 25
At ‘C-o INICII mu on. no. to $1.79 5;
C: ”'33:: 3.5.: ““1“ Tito... I,“ "I he,“ I; “T 1" .2 O;
NON E BETTER
AT ANY PRiCE '
Highest Quality limi-
est \Veight—Fullcst -
Flavor—Most Economy.
For every'penny of its soiling:
price it renders the full intrinsic
value people have a right to v).-
pt‘t‘tF—and GIT. , .g
$795 Model F. B.—-Roadster‘ '- $1,320
Norwalk Chronicler