7‘ rajw min: or animator:- '
Mump- W Sell In Post 5
offin- at I’m-or Figure.
Residents of .\‘nr-.-.';1lk :Ind \ltiflll
Willa coniv-mplnis- striding mom-y Io,
remti w—s in 1-; u rogwan countries
through the foreign order «lo-partlm nt
of the post-offire. will find that llH-rl
.4. a new rat? of exchange. which went
.lnto effect Monday. This is the spa-
’son of thv war when many in this
country Sl'll’l 1210:3111 1n lllt'i" rvvlativm
abroad for l‘hristmrs gills. 'l'lw ratr
of oxchanm- his .‘1-“'rrrll so that in"
order for a. pc rsun .xllrond to rem-inf“
what the send” m'-:llds it will bc-I-
ireééssary to jun-(Lise all order For a;
larger amount than formerly. As an:
Illustration: The English pound ster-I
ling. under tin:- new ra'r‘ in effect yes- I.
' terday. is worth but $3.75 in lTnitI-d-
State: currfiDt‘y iIIuN-ud of tho par
value of $4.57. This mFZIIIS that for :1:
person in England to rH-eivc- two
pounds the sendvr must buy a mom-y
order for $7.50. .
While many Nnrwnlk neoph- linu-
been sending money abroad, chit-”3'
to Italy. the money order departmentI
of the post—office has not been recs-iv.
in; much of the business. as it has:
been transactvd through private banks .
in New York and Brooklyn. whit-h;
gave a lower rate of exchange tiIaIIE
the post-office department did. ’l‘lu-
new post-office. rate in effect yc-stordu) 3,
is the same as that of the privnlv?
banks. =
1 No money order husim 53 is being
transacted with r‘ithor Germany :1:
Austria. as this country. technically,
is still at war with tin ventral powers
and no rate of exchange has her-n fix- .
ed. 3
Postmaster General Burk—son lIus’
lent out to postmasters a new con-1
version table for their use in the
transaction of foreign lnonuy ordvr
business The order and table. giving
tries. reads in part as follows: ,
As the currency of certain Europw
an countries has depreciated very ma-
terially since my order of July 27.
1920. it is hereby ordered that on and
after November 15, 1920. and until
further notice. postmasters in issuing
international money orders shall con~
vert the money~ of the l'nlted States
in accordance with ”11- following
Schedule:
Great Britain, £1 .......... $3.75
Netherlands. l florin ....... zinc.
Sweden. 1 krona ............ 221-.
Denmark, 1 krona ............ 16c.
Norway. ............. 160.
l krona
France. 31 . . ,
Belgium. 5}
Italy. 81
.. . . 13 francs
.............. l3 francs
.................. 2‘! lire
'I'IIANKSGIVING DAY SFNTINEII
,The Sentinel will he issued as a
morning paper on Thursday. Thanks-
giving. Day. Adv-army merits and l
items of news should rvmh the nf‘lin- ,
early. «Vedmzsday afternoon
Mrs. Chas Rule, New Diggins, W ls
writes; "Your medicine is 0. K I
think Foley's Honey and Tax- is the;
best {at coughs. I think your medi
cine is all you say it is. I know
I would never be Without it. You
may use my name.” Foley's Honey
and Tar acts quickly, checks coughs.
colds and croup, cuts the phlegm;
opens air passage and allays irrita-
tion. It stops sleep-disturbing cough?
ing at night. Children like it. (Tun-i
tains no opiates. ‘
Stillson, Powell
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1759 Joy of 1;
‘Warm . 1 .
the rate for principal European (7mm- : _-
“01mm!
121mm» arm 11: cm. mi alanine E.‘ “w
i' \NGOR. M15.
RNA-2M 0.. Nov. lQWn lllln- \In-‘Ii'mn were
(ire-d and eighty pet-sans today WON (In
suffering gfom tvpholvl row-*1- in this in:
little (it) or loss than 10.0fm people.
lour Imergt no} hospitals establishrd 3114, 3:11 3001
v1 Itliin the last few weeks were filled from Chosuncooc
with patients and thE’situation mu;
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moq 1010111 “I!
the citizens relief
said to be desperate. “\Ve have not word brought here today.
yet roar-h the peak of the epidl’mic'
said Mr. Lamont.
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J —Advertlge in the’Sentmel.
Hears ’
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-; Are your '
_ floors warm P
: Wouldn’t you like tobc
‘ the kiddies can playo
catching cold? An
perfectly sure that
nth: floor without
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lmmmnbmm:
011m HEATER
In Your Home means quicker, better, cheaper heal. L'lwqualled
in saving fuel ~—bums any known fuel. No lost heat in the cellar.
Cellar cool for storing fruits and vegetables. No pipes in collar to
take up your room. Large humidifier keeps zhe air always moist
and extra, large feed door.
Equipped with most modern grates. no lmlhersnmc b0lts.!~'1vrew.<
‘— 01- pins. Scientifically constructed to insule pvrlvct cirr-ulation and
ventilation to protect your health. Dust. proof and gas prool.
, More easily operated than stoves, is far cleaner, cheaper and
I more healthful. No (lancer of this healing SSS'
10m ironing and (causing'damagc. Can he ")1
stalled in old or new buildings. Written guar-
antee to heal your home or your money re‘
funded. Installed in I-‘ptl-lalists in healing.
May be bought with a war in which 10 pa} for
it. Before placing qur order {01.1 heater be
sum to call on us. you‘ll 1?“ sul'DTlH'd Whl‘ n you
mm tho heter zinc Iwur our prices.
“lulnrnznional” on :1
“Sterling“ on slim-1*.
Over two
Moat sold
Remember the word
heater means the 3.111111 as
it, protects the infrimlim: nurrhuser.
hundred in use in your own town.
heater in the United Stairs.
Noxv's tho Iinw,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing,
cl. 473-3
Heaung and Tmmng
56 Water St
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.. So. Norwalk
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“BM!”
is—smwm
drowned in Che-un—
Lake. in tht‘ twirl or the “Slum—-
dmrict Ium- \Vndnesday afternoon
mu- “( re helm: tuki- n across the lake
"3qu '
k dam to Cuxubesic }
Efforts to quench the tire tailing",
'(‘ordlng to R A. Lamont, chairman of the party bee ame panic- stricken and
commIttee '83 many leaped overboard according to
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if”?
IF. the survival of the fittest and the joy of Sllt‘t'Fs‘s were the
only goals ahead then only the few successful .mws could be
happy while the great mass of the people would know only
failure and bitterness.
We find that in doing there is a satisfaction as keen as con-
stant and as dependable as success. It is the consciousness that
we have played fair—that we hm'elworked, not shirketl, and
have laid aside a-definite part. of the fruits of our labor in a
strong bank like this.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
SonthNorwdk, Conn.
[sfafilisfied ‘16 5 7
.Thostol‘oclooadoilyotso'dock
SYRA CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent Off List for Ono Walk—10.000 Miles Guarontee
my, ................... m
C U N N I N G H A M
39 West Washington Street.
SERVICE STATION, 15 MARSHALL STREET.
Tel. 2099
TEL EPHON E 390
Tricotine Suits
‘ $4 5 .00
Navy Blue and Black only
‘: TQ.5:’; v.“
’ t 'o t".
'A exclusive group. distinctive for their grace-
ful lines and careful tailm-inyr. livery small detail
in collar. cull and pocket finish. or row of buttons is
as perfectly done :15 in .1 man's expemh'c suit. Fm
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Hershfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.
u-——-Doily Sui-vice Between Row York 3nd Remark—e— -
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
10 large trucks 3: yourmioo tor Anym- of trump-r-
tstton; mad Inn: for mm. work.
Main Diner, 26 Concord Sheet, South Nanak. than. 294
New York outta. 201 West 20111.. Phone Chelsea 8059
the conservative 110111311 who dam-ex .111 clegnn;
1 Suit, inconspimnm. 1c! ulmxc criticiun. 11c ill\llr
an inspection of thew.
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“Carlsbad Sic: cepinwear"
' These garments .ll'c‘ m well alt-ennui 111.1!
, every one understands about them. 11nd tlmge who
. have worn 1113111 are reluctant 1n 1311111 miter >11le~1
‘ The Pajamas and NighLI-obes 1w mm: gener»
(1115.311 .size .md “ell slumi .1 >11 11111 1‘1.c 1* 6.1.»:
is zts‘sui‘i’d.
Pakmas for children and misses. 1111‘ “2' NC
piece rlj1lcs MC in sizes 8. 31'. l:. H and 111 01.“.
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flyruys medium... .
30‘?!sz as *5.
firm-Is and ulinnin
m. drawn,
STERLING
November Furniture Sale
o E-FOURTH OFF.
FREE STORAGE
Furniture, Rugs. Ranges, Linoleums and Bedding
Everything in Our Stock at One-Fourth Off.
Buy _NOW! Save 25 Per Cent. for Present Use or Future Delivery.
FREE DELIVERY
. M 01' Emu-“Turn.
5'! a mo in ‘leeds. It, " . ..
“$.th. 1mm Thong. .
Velopqtl its 171..
in \
forg ‘
$3.00 and $3.50
'l‘hcrc‘ are so man} gruics ind m 111..:.j 2:1?
in the Carlsbad make 111;.2 3: :> 11:11 pvuilfic . . 531':
5 detail. But their i< .1 11,311 .3" l a.“ .1. :1. .1
‘ present including 121: .. . 1106.121
which are 111.1111ch ‘ ~ 1 7 :r .7 ficq‘inx
and for me in 5112.? “‘1‘.
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VVomens Underwear '
1 The conditions of the murkel 11:11.3 used 5.
$1llCll}'Ol the better :1111dcs 01 111151111 >11il.;m.l 1 ur<
“6 mid it impossible to duplimlc some IIIIIIIlIers in
all sizes. Consequently. we llFf'C 11wm11 who are
accustomed to certain hmmls 111 underwm' and
are reluctant to Change, not to delay in pnwiding
themselves with their favorite sifies.
Ribbed Union Suits 75’ medium weight cotton.
prices lor Iegulzu sixes runying from
$1.50 to $2.69
_ for extra sizes, $1.75 to $3.00
Fine Merino Suits, reg ular shes
extra sizes,
Girh’ Union Suits of medium weight cotton.
$1.70. $1.95 and $2.00
$4.45
$4.95
on) R: aac
In Merino, $3.“. $335 and $3.65
l Boys’ Union Suits, sizes from 2' to 6 ears.
“ l» Heavy cotton, $2.00 uni $2.25
'1 g White Merino, $4300 and $4.50
3 Gray Merino, $313031“! $3.25
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