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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 12, 1920 · page 15

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WERDAM. Nov. 10.—The Am-
nystem of athletic training.
culminated in many American

‘ . at the Antwerp Olympic

, . is now being subjected.

- ut Europe. to a great deal of

./ favorable and unfavorable.

as an .example. there are. some

' .of the! Dutch Olympic com-

who consider Holland should

.,mnerican methods in its uni-

and athletic clubs.

at such long intemfi‘4e train-

‘fles the athletes professional

mScecent meeting of the commit-
,m-speaker went so" far as to
the amateufll~ standing of the
Navy crew which won the
eiglR regatta; He said that!
‘ ture American Navy oflicers
. rue nothing during their An-
WOUI‘ years but row. Europeans
"MW difficult to understand that
university men devote so
utilize to sports and still find
{or study.

 

 

 
 

(nominally equivalent to
each). On

 

pending upon whether the
wish a separate ceremony.

of twenty couples at a time,

 

ticiating clerk reels off.
utes.

 

and Sign the bookw
yiarried. ‘

 

 
 

 

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“Wis , lug;
’ ARE ClUNIEIlrEIIs;

' ,VNov. lO.—«Scores OI‘" count-
Ql’l' t’Pbli.h passports have been is-‘
.. -o in" the last few weeks to persons ]

’1'): {I the United States,
1.. Paris police, why say they

rm “1 for from 500 to 1,000 francs
1. Persons to whom the authorized
, Misfit Consulate refused to giw- \‘i-
«z.

_ A three-ling: bag full of blan
and rubber stamps. one of w
'fle counterfeit American
«'hkei‘by the police. who watched
‘ rconsulate until a man known demands for
an tho; former Russian -l.ieutI-nant
, y Wei there for his nullity
msv’hmught about tho-
m’Mcderztt<-s.

DOORS. Holland, Nov.
iern arrived at the.
refugee ,Em peror.

 

 
 

 

 

ernment.

The Associated Press

 

touch with 1h“
it forms ,uurinlz
hIch was has {011

form. Wilslit‘o- on his new estate here.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

his surrender

 

KANSAS t‘l'l‘Y. Nov.

 

 

“h- beI-n suspended for three
m. by the Silk Manufacturers' ;St'(lHt)ll.
Union. There has been :I depression llx’zmsas Pity club.
tile industry for some time, and iZwillinc. outfielder.
h_!bkohama Sil klinchanm- closed
5.37. When prices fell below

whim fixed by the

purchased

buyingr s-Iyndi- 'Sas l'ity team. for Artie Huller
‘waukec second baswnan.

IIIIIIiIuIz‘IzlsI.
AT THE HAGUE

I” THE mun, Nov. 1o.——The cost
601’ getting married in The Hague'ail
depends on the day of the week. For
some reason that has never been ex-
plained Monday is society day and
marriages on that day. at the City
Hall, where every couple must go for
the official ceremony, cost Gaoguiiders
Saturdays the charge is
live guilders. or nothing at all.

. . . 28 \Voodwaxd Ax.
iii" ‘ 170 Main St, at the Modern Grocery Co. Stores and be Assured of Absolute Sat: 25 Ely A‘
conto: ‘

all

themselves, or be married in groups

At these group marriages. the of-
in five min-
the marriage formula. all the
couples listening in. chorusing “‘ycs
at the proper time. and then all tile in
Then they are

Ex-EIIPEIIII lWfl --
lNAHflLLANl}

lO.——'l‘wo
years ago tonight \Villiam Hohenzol-
Dutch frontier. It
Today he is lead-
ing, in‘this little Village. the life of u.
llutch country gentleman. doing just
as he pleases and going almost where
. Ie desires. about the countryside. so
according liong as he stays within the territorial
limits prescribed by the Dutch Gov-

correspond-
ent has been told by those in close
former Emperor that
the past few months \Villiam
nd much contentment in the

lie

a. said to feel certain that no further
will
Iniadc upon the Holland Government.

urn-8' 0" his ITO MANAGE KANSAS crn' NINI-z.
l2.~~—Utto

Association.

"E §l\'nahI-, who managed tlII- Kansas (‘ity
msl()s IN HIIIK INI)IY.\1‘I{Y.:h-ain' of the Anu-ricun
.. ' |the greater part of last Season. ,\'t'.‘¢<
TOXIC, Nov. 10. ~~l’rnduction » nl' .terday Signed

. a contract to manage
gthe local organimtion during the 1921
l'residenl Muehlhach. of tin-
Dutch
from lndinnapo.
.lis, and traded Alex Mct‘arthy. (:lp~
thI- ‘tain and second baseman. (ii the Kan-
Mll-

 

N orwalk Stores: K

24 Main St. ,‘
560 Belden Ave.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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2.2 Chapel St. isfaction.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Fancy} Selected ' .

.P 'tatoes - 15 lbs: 39c

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Modern Grocery Qualityls Always

Modern Grocery CO. Prices are Always the Lowest in Town. 8201)

Gold Medal

r24lzzlb.»sacié$vl;55 Soap 10 Bars 75c

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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So. Norwalk Stunt:
23 North Main
103 Cedar St.

Dependable

N.

1 Cove Ave, l1. .\“;-~;-,~ ..

Octagon, Fels’ Naptha, P. & G.

ME;
Naptha, Ozone, Babbitt’s

 

 

NEW um _

-~ FIGS 18c lb. "

ORANGE AND LEMON

PEEL 35c 1b.

NEW DEAD!!!)

CITRON 65c lb.

FANCY nvnrom'rnn

APRICOTS 35c lb.

LARGE MEATY

PRUNES 2 lbs. 25c

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Your copy of "Edison l
_ -v andMusic." Free. De-
scribes and picture. the

17 exquisite

. , . C .
Pernod Cabinets
You can select your Christmas
phonograph cabinet from the mas-
terpieces of the 16th, 17th, and 18th
centuries,~when Europe lived in ‘
f ; magnificence—when furniture was
; ‘ , brought to its most exqu'mite de

'7' velopment. '

: Come inand see these cabinets. 17
designs. 17 opportunities for beauti-
fying your home,—-— enriching its
atmosphere.

THE ALFR8E51D FOX PIANO CO

No. Main St. _
Opposite Congregational Church

 

 

 

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flm genial/2, guaranteed .............. ' ..... . $16.00
Vnoonnxcn, 30x3 ........... -- ........ ....... ...‘s12.oo :s-l'
Iguana-1x4 ...... .. ...... . ..... . ... '. sumo-Q
, mam .................... . ......... £21.90
m,m1/2 .. ............ . ................... $18.00 a
ALSO HOOD TIRES REDUCED 10%. l a

 

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136 WASHINGTON STREET

 

Our policy of One Grade iny, the best. ha: proved
highly successful. Our Coffee Sales have increased
enormously and are still growing. output.

()ur Celebrated Mogroco Brand

Coffee 29c lb.

0 ‘clock daiLv.

 

It {our aim to increase
our already large bmd
We hope to do
this by convincing broad
users that our superlative q
an unbeatable combination.

Bread delivered hat to each

 

Good Butter adds an irresistable at-
tractiveness to the plainest meal. The
one grade of Butter sold in our sto'i'e-S
must be more than good; it must be the
highest SCOring Butter- that. the finest
creameries produce.
please you—-—your money cheerfully re-
funded if it doesn’t.

Perfection Creamery
(FRESH m3)

BUTTER ‘68c lb.

NOT A COKBINATION BALE
It is our policy to give our patrons the
benefit of every favorable purchase we mike.
Buy sugar alone if

tie as your need:

Guaranteed to

BREAD

unlity and low prices niako

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Pure HONEY 21C J21:-

SYRUP 20c

BELLE ROSE BRAND, PURE

MOLASSES 35.;

FANCY SELECTED

Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 17c

,SOUND YELLOW

ONIONS 3‘ lbs. me 3

11* l-Zc Hi.

YOUR LAST Oi’l’t-lR'l‘l'Xl'l'i
ALC IN ALL BRAND, EARLY JUN? :l;
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you wish—u much or a: lit-
mqmre.

 

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PEAS $1.55 D02.

We Still have a. few cases of them (mu .1.

of our stores at 4

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8 all W Loaf .. . ' '
1:178“: wggm w _' .' _' ' H. """ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' 1;: In each of our stores. You would do M51 ‘4 5 ., .-._ :

Old-Fashioned Hearth Bread ......... , .......... 18c few dozen or a few cases for the winter. i
'1 FIRST 3

PRIZE

 

 

NUT BUTTER

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We handle first prize exclusively because it is the only

Nut Butter we

Grocery CO. '3 Patrons.

 

 

know of that is good enough for Modern

35c ll).

 

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If 3 Days’ Sale I HE I E X
3 Thursday, 'Friday

3; and Saturday,

ii Nov. '11, 12 and 13

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A. GeHUilie ‘ 3-Days, Price CUtting sale NOV. 11, 12mm

Thursday. l-‘ridn;
and Saturday

 

 

 

No EXAGGERATION OR; SHOUTING

YOUR TIME AND I’ATIENCE IS L1

The Prices Quoted Hore Will‘

MITED n S6 IS THIS SPACE

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Speak For Themselves

 

/ Silks and Satins
CREPE DE CHINE, 40 inches

Velvets and Corduroys

COLORED canoes."

part wool. 51 inches UNBLEACHED SHEETING. ;'

 

 

Brown and Navy blue
- 56 inches wide. yard
BLUE SILVERTONE, All
56 inches wide, yard .

EXTRA HEAVY SATIN DUCHESSE

36 inches wide $2 69
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)aid WOOL

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\ MESSALINE IN COLORS 36 ALL WOOL HEAVY WEIGHT
5' inches wide, yard . . . .' ...... $2.19 ‘ checks, 56 inches Wide Y
H HEAVL SILK TRICOLETTE l'ard ......................

, . . . 54 lNCH BLUE SERGE
:: 36 inches mde. 3am ...... 52-29 all wool, yard ..............

STEVENS BEST GR’AOE BROADCLOTH

wide. yard ..‘ ................
PlQUOT' MUSLIM, extra heavy

 

 

 
 
 

 

. $1 35 BAON VELVET, in Black "' 3:3: Closely wow“ 5' 49 ”ms “ id“ "my 88°
‘ Wide, yard ................ I_ . ‘17 inches wide, yard ....... $1.19 55 ”SCH OXFOR .............. - MERCER'ZED DAMASK TABLE ‘ ’ ‘ l“ l
' GEORGETTE cnepa. all colors, ~ PLAIN VELVET, Brown. Navy Blue T - . D.’ Gray and Heath" ‘0 "Nb“ “"9 “
_ y . s 25 __ . woe. nIIquren, all “00] big . . . U l
40 inches WItie, yard ....... I Purple, 14 11101198 wide for 1 '9\ sellers yard ’ $1 85 3d“, """"""""""""" V a)
hats or trimming, yard ..... s ’ ' """"""" ' LINEN CRASH TOWELING. 1“"
_ FLQWEREP GEORGETTE CREPE, PURE S'L ' \ALL yvom. HEAVY COATING,. 56 inches ram ................... a‘ C m
401nchesNVnde. 1 K ”L: VELVET ALSO PANNE appmprinte colors ideal co t 1
Q yard ................. s 135 VELVET in Black and Winter west-r ’ , a s or STR'PED GLASS TOWEUNG' 229 !
U FLOWERED SILK .POPLIN 36 40 usemy mus. 17‘ in. wide, yard 2-49 ‘ 32.25 “m """""""""" [1)
.1 . ‘ ' . H CH'FFON VELV _ ,7 . ........................
_U inches “Ide. )thl .......... 989 «— be had. Black-only ET' the ‘31th FLAIP leRTING, cotton, part wool an? all CRA‘SSflTOWEUNG ......... 226 m
.3 TAFF‘ETA, Black Navy, Blue, »~. yard ..... ' .......... s . 'f°° s 25 ABSORBE‘NTTOVVELING
it and Brown, 36 in. wide, yd_ s 1.95 DARK BLUE SILK DUVETYN )nrd """" ‘ ' ' 59c to 2' Yard .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... 296 33
‘U’ FLOWERED SILK RADIUM $1 29 3.23“““5 “we $5 49 - m
. , A . . ...................... | t ‘ ' w
3 9 36 inches We, yard ........ _ . CORDUROY, m m, 3‘. mm, 98¢ Cotton Goods N otIonS m
u FLESH COLORED WASH SATIN, Wide. yard ........ .\. ...... ' HEAVY BATH n CLARK‘S o. N. T. COTTON. ;:-~ . -‘ ’
i 6 36 inches wide $1 25 HEAV: QUALITY. 36 inches 51 2‘9 27 inches widgafmuCLOTH' " ' 690 spools ‘ 25¢
., , yard ....................... u “'i 9. yard . -------------- I 3 - " ...... 3 ~ l l‘
‘ ' ' LACK SATIN tor lining 5900 8 01‘ ------------- ,
, HEMINGWAY'S HEAVY WEIGHT GUAR- “7 l ‘ ‘0 web” "de’ PM --------- 35c HEWNGWAY'S SEWING stn. *
AN‘TEED SAT.” m me', 1 00 en Goods INDIAN HEAD LINEEN, as inches 59”” 250
36 inches wide, yard ........ , I S

3 spools for ..........
BEL‘l’lNG, white or Mm R. an)

78c 25:

 

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...... $4.95
$2.69

ELOUR

.25
$1.85

36 inches wide .............. c
AMSBURY MUSLIM. 36 inches

wide, yard ..... 26¢

BLEACHED MOHAWK SHEETING,
2 14 yards Wide.
yard .......................

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Width, 3 yards for ...... .
THE-WINDSOR HOOKS AND‘ EYES“ ., .
bOOPS, 6 cards -

for .............
MAJESTIC SNAP FASTENERS.
6 cards for ........ F
nA'sv BUNTlNG GUARDED LL'OP

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