been a panic such
mo: be defined.
older has ever seen-
‘mteryohtallmvghere 7
wcoel that must oust—wk;
' 7 that vast Quantities haveg
Q8
eryOne knows that some.
‘ - " NEW EDISON
we I life time and longer your
“ “tron: e. New Edison Pho-
~ will mount up. with com-
interest.
‘ Ws-Prove This?
w.
ALFRED FOX
iZPIANO CO.
.1 “3011111111111 Street
W EVENINGS UNTIL
.OHRISTMAS
'1'. M'DONALD
ER, BUILDER AND
L CONTRACTOR
AND ESTIMATES
EURNISHED
ck' Promptly Attended to.
for babies delivered
. of the Norwalks
~yton.
H‘Buiter Eggs from our
,3
parity 1n the lumber trade.
Let us all unite our efforts towardanaldng 7.
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for- ,
getting that those who do the moSt deserve “
the most, and generally get it.
7 We shall uSe, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and the £111] rcsources of this
is firmly- fixed, for 9. Wolf wees queue
my buyers have, inEa past ten days, made ,
heavy purchases for spring requirements, as .
duly noted in the lumber trade jourhals. ‘ 7
Homes are needed as neV‘er before and We ‘1
since: ely- believe that we are about to enter_‘
into a period Of sane, eVenly balanced‘pros-
organization in getting ready for your call,
1 one Of the best stock of lumber ever offered.
know
IT \VASN'T THE INTENTION
oi Chamock to convey the idea
to you that we were the only
mes in town that sell meats. Our
intention was to give you the
facts by stating that no one in
this town can sell you primer
and higher quality of fresh meat
poultry and vegetables than you
can buy at this market.
We
how to choose our meats
with the view of catering to the
taste of the best Judges in Nor-
walk at Charnock s.
Chamock’s Market
19 R. R. Ave..
Phone 1583-2
Schultze’ s Sanitary Marke’ts
Weetport,
Norwalk, South Norwalk,
FOILTHE WEEK
Evaporated Skim Milk, full
Extra. Fancy Maine Corn,
ZMICOOCHOCOCOIOIOOOm
EarlyJufie Peaazoane. .25c
Pure New Orleans non-m,
quart, 30c; gal. $1.00
unmet. mum-mu
SPECIALS '
today.
sire, aoan ............. 100
A. STULL
OUR WINDOW TO 3
o
' Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Ivory, and Optical 4
; Goods at a Great Saving ' f “
- It won’t cost you a cent, to
look over our window—Goods
you surely will buy nowhere
cheaper.
Dist of all goods we carry are
posted outside on window
v1 sitOurllednctionand
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
Calyes’ Liver................
Fancy Escallops.................
"Home-made Sausage. Meat . .
Onions......,..............
30th
.50c pint
.121/2c lb.
. . . .35c lb.
. 3 lbs, 10c
.o....30c
Bridgeport
“'ILSON UNFATIGL’ED 11!
'rwo 1101711117 puny worm:
l WASHINGTON Jan. zip-Medan:
“Wilson is now able to work two hours
daily without fatigue. Rear Admiral
Curry '1‘. Gmseon. hie physician. said
He‘guided .however. that the
VPreeldent was not yet ready for a full
day 11 work.
1 Commencing further on the visit to
the White Houee yesterday of Dr.
gFrancis X. Dercum. of Philadelphia.
Dr. Grayeon eeld he had called in the
specialist because 'he feared that he
himself might have gone "stale" in his
asnesment of the executive condition.
It so happened. he said. that on the
occasion or Dr. " Dercum' I
President had one of his
since his illness began. .
ieit the
days
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Grove“ 3
QUININE tabletsfi The genuine been
LAXATIVE BROMO
the signature of E. W. Grow. 10c. .
Advertise in the Sentinel...-
‘\
PROVE
Why Pay More ‘
Elseivhere?
trila will
hawking,
Clearance Sale
; and bwnow '. 7.
oil-:11 111181111131 51111
A com on 1111111111111 |
Count any:
catauh disappears. Your clonal?”
ydur head will
breathe freely.
‘or headache, no struggling for breath
Get a small bottle of Elye Cream
831m from your drumtgnd
every air mum
L313 '7 and . healing
amed mucous moglganbfgl
Satanltikielief. Held cold: “dim ed
magic. Dart atg M W
- end murals. W um
Yomlnnild or
Open. the air pesseéeejot
clear and you can
‘No more mulling.
mucous discharge. dryness
mail?“ :
or the Woodie
the swollenvé; in-
' morning and told how he was drivinx
' a motor truck loaded 'with. furniture
: wethemeld wean y mg. and :5 mm a e 0‘ ; e :0. e e e 0 l c o o e e e v e e e e“ e ‘e _e e e e . e e e e e e o O I e 1b., 15c
he caught. the cm train or Terrific-é ‘ r . . , ‘
ten. hie former home. 119; had been is .— ffl‘ 25c
lemma ‘ or emt%.montm for 1‘ FAN‘CY mg g o o_ I e e e e e I e e e e o e p e o v- . e n \I e“! e ..’ e e e . edmn,
fraud. _ When he attired in; alumna-ton . x
can! Origin hospital in a W condition.
. A public augmenting 1111 the put-4
pace of hmhihg 3 mm '
Branch at the National Leone :1ch
men Votere will 53 held 111 my: Hgv‘:
en, January 18th.- at the B
Profs-1on3: Wonien'e chasm. a?
Wall Street? Mmmntwumcc.
today b1, Mic- Katherine lawman.
. Regional Director for New England 111
1 the Natloml League of Women Vote
ere. that this meeting will aiark the
7 inauguration oi the forty-seventh state
League. Louieuna\belng the only re-
maining state in which the League has
not been owned. The meeting
which will include a morning and an
afternoon session. will be open to all
who are interested in the formation
or a League 0: Women Voters in Con-
necticut.
Mrs.-Maud Wood. Park. National
Chairman of the League of “’omen
- Voters. in to be the; principal on ker. '
She will. tell of the work already one
by the.l.eague in its one year of or-
ganization. of the legislation which it
is urging upon Congress through its
‘Anoflier; Offering of Ready-to—Weari Garments that a1 e 1107.7
priced below their actual cogt to us. ' “
DAINTY DRESSES—Just a few of late 111011331, wool fabric 9,0“: .2,
1' Some were $25.00. You can buy one now if you act quickly
for eno.0...e0.Iocwnoeol‘tioowle‘ooeeeo:¢'.JOCIIII.IIC.Qeg $}:.€‘0
SUITS OF SEASON ABLE WEIGHTS.
Well made, serviceable gowns, all gathered into . two lots»
~ LOT..1 LOT '2
Formerly priced to $35.00 ‘ ‘ . Formerly priced to $50.00
Now $15.00. N OW $20.00.
CLOSING OUT THE COATS.
Just 15 of them, mostly small sizes, for Small Women and 31:79-. :,
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Washington headquarters. and or the , POI-11181137 priced 130 $30. 00. While they 13312 _. . . . . . . ........ $10.3 Z
citizenship anon-notion which the '//:/
3“ Lo gue has 11 dertak 1 a part of its
fl 77 7 “ and
The detailed program for the meet--
f I 111;: “ill be completed when H. Com-
2‘ miitcc on Organizatipn. of which Miss
door. In the place were 15 barrels of
mash. smrcn kegs of prunes and raisin
compound 40 gallons of alcohol made
in the place. whiskey labels. a dozen
bags of sugar and 50 empty bags, 200
bottles and a corking outfit. Neigh-
bors say the still has been in opera-
tion since last Jul)‘._
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The difficulty experienced in these
days by automobile thieves in dispos-
ing cl‘ their loot was the feature of the
111111114117. of “New Haven. by two men
(765“ ossion made to Detective Captain
Wino mue their names as Vernon C.
Grant and Philip “1'. Conant. of Pro-
vidence. picked up by Detectives Des-
kin and Keiehor 11-1111 a stolen ma.—
\inlnl C “ashhurn of Hartford ‘is
Chairman. holds its final meeting “1' ed-
noeday. January 12111.- at the Y. W. C.
11.. Hartford. at. 1:30. ,Sub—commit-
tees have worked out their recommen-
dations and will report at this time.
Their reportsxwill be discussed by the
‘ Committee and put in final form for
submission 10 the fihbiic meeting of
the 18th. .1
Members of these sub-committees
. 11m as follows:
Committee on7 Constitutitm: Mrs.
Rbsemary 0. Anderson. New London.
Chairman Mrs. Joseph Alsop. Axum.
\hs. Herbext Knox Smith. Farming-
t-\17.. Mrs. Milton Simon. lira T. N.
H. Krieger CO. I ”
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES and SHOPS
For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
But the 1:011}an point 5 of our goods :no no 111m- luv. 7 .- 7x.
QUALITY FIRST
. .. . chim— in their possession Wednesday SPECIAL (7031311115103: To MEI-1T M“ “‘01 ~4-
llu111u1n.Ha1tford. Miss Helen Buncc. aft. moon. Th1 Pair 1119 ’held for the HEARS Eyllujx‘}; 1‘; 3.1111 _. ,
New Britain. Proxidrncc police. Attracted by the 3171111411757 H ’7 w" “1”" V‘ 5'; ‘"
Pommiltee on \ominations. Dr' \‘a- two \Ounz nlen's actions on Meadow A special commission and: , Anor- annual 111111111; 01 1111 “..."17 ul 1 1 ll-
leria Parlur Chairman .Wiias Annie 3‘7"“ while passing by. “1" detectives nev Charles Canfiviwi today is liter-111?; 613’ "'1‘“: Yllhfurv ”\(WW‘LHIW‘ h 7:157:77.“
, Tirumbull. 333'. George 1“."th 1“in “3°“ them- into CUU‘Od." and 93°97'19" evidence in the action for 3.1.040 :‘PU‘M 71117 "Hi “Minn-iv U ‘ _ if "1
‘ arguente .oylau, Hartford. Airs. 2“ them to tho detective bureau. Where brought lw Bliss Helen l‘iljman 01 111115 101 H" 1771111117.. \ "’ ‘ “ “' H
l“ A1nold. Meriden, Mrs‘ 1." R' kewell. they are subjected to a grilling. Quesg Bridgeportazninm 11117 05131,. of .lillnl‘s 1111.; “HI l1 11M 7:1 i! . 71!: . 7) .Ll
Grovnnich tionad as to whose automobile they E. London. 3150 of Ih-idgcpoz‘i. The "I" “m“ ' "’“H "mm”
committee 0” Ptogram “”1 1“"‘39’77 had. the two men stontly i'neieted that figaintgfl. alleges she took canker/Mr. ..__.._. , , ,,.
Miss Mam llulkle). t‘ halxnian. 1113. it was theirs and to substantiate their London's household for 10111; year‘s a“lull Hill». 'A-“k~h7;z:~)\e1. ‘ (n x
lllruin Percv Maxim. Mrs. William H ”mention. “I”. exhibited a hill or pior to his death but has my“ r0- 1\ \1. .7 .. . 11,
:lcginnf. firsi‘0:0;§elxe:oxs.lfflg7 sale properly drawn up in Springfield (when any compensation. and ask!» ’7”“"”'““ 1'. "'3‘ H "3””! ‘1’
Itene‘Ngée. Nezv.l;on;o:.r’ orto C r. by two prominent lamers or that cify that she be allowed 310 Per wrek for DU‘” ""‘ ”"“"‘ '7 1n ' ’ ' “' ’7" '1‘“
They told the captain thaLJhey Were
_ v . . . Lun‘ 11191111411111: 1911 . d :1.1l".ll-
in addition to these members. the remnant.“ a. piano company m 3311‘s; )tltr‘réiihiffihgm: :fiond arid 1’.1U.1rv of .1" 11 “Q to, MTV“? Wm”
Committee on IOmnlsation iiicludes Bridgeport but when Lin- Donnelly ‘ F, . _ ‘ more 1lean 1111-11 11.:M. "71 1111 is
UK: IOIlowlnl'. many 01' whom WW?” telephoned he was informed 11751 the UIL‘ ‘1 1’ ‘ ‘ "GUM“
sent statewide women’s organisations:
Try e. clanifldd advertisement In submitted by
the Sentinel. . Association and various we“
“LL READY FOR
BUSINESS AGAIN
Our store has all been restocked with a clean, new lot of fine
men were fcauds. ““7
1121‘»
Mrs! Cloronca Jenna. Min Dorothy
Fox. Miss Madden mmmmm Merv
C. 1\‘Velleil. Mn. Mary B. Welles. Mrs.
Mary B. “11:01:. hire. 1“. .W. Seymour.
Mrs. Clinton Deming. Lire. M. Toucan
Bennett. \irs. Annie 0. Pprrltt. Hart-
ford. Mrs .J. Jr'Cai-roll. The. Percy
\Valden. Mrs. Mary Boothx‘Miss Min-
nie E. Bradley. Mice J. Allison Hunter.
Mrs David G. Saunders. Ire. Josepha
\Vhiiney. Mice Caroline Merchants.
hire. '1‘. S. McDormott. Mrs. J. K. Blake
Miss Georgia. Troup, Mrs’lrving Fish-
er. Mics Emily \Vhitney.‘.\1rs. H. H.
Towuahend. New Haven. “Mn. Orville
Rector. Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw. Bridge-
port. Mre. George B. Chandler. Rocky
Hill. Mrs. H. B. Brainardf Thompeon-
ville. hire. J. E. Welles. Hrs. Donald
Mitchell, Mien Edna Tyleiz'qw’ew Lon.-
don. Mrs. Helen A. Je .t. Tolland.
litre. Lillian \1. Frank. erbury. Mrs
Fannie Dixon Welsh. Copmbla. Mrs.
Samuel Rue-ell. Jr.. Hiddletown. 111.-
Carollne Ruutz—Reee. Greenwich. Mrs.
F. C. Spencer. GuilfOrd. 1113- Estella
Sprague. Stan-e. Mrs. Ora Thompson
Seton. Greenwich. lire. obert Fen-
ton. Willimantic. Miss wry Oloott.
Rldsegeld. Mrs. Leeter Brown.
Lakeville.
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
- Fire in the winter “([11831ch of the
Ringling Brothers and Barnum 6'; -
Bailey circus in Bridgeért caused
312.000 damages. .1
. ——--d a‘ .
John C. Mill-0y. of 56 aears' con-
tinuous service; Charles EBolmes. of
50 years-service. and Charles Brain-
ard. of 47 yeare' service. were recently
retired on pensions by the Interna-
tional 81h er Co" from its plant ill
Meriden.
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FINE wHITE GRANULATED SUGAR.......:..........1b.,9c
FLOUR (all kinds) perhag,$l.55
7' PURE 1111117 LARlelSc
‘ CEYLON.OOLONG on‘mx‘so TEA.,-:.....;...........111,41»
CRISCO... lb.cans,24c
comm sour (assorted), .2cans,25c
if cmm’s BEANS, WITH TOMATO SAUCE......3 cans, 3515.
:i ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE.......f..................1b.,25c
.f; VERY BEST POTATOES ..peck,45c
:E‘TCHOICE mowONIONS............‘.....‘“.........8111s.,25c
.11 Mahmoud. of Brooch-n. N. 2..
alked into Merldcn .Wedneeday
when the truck in some {wear caught
fire and was destroyed wjth its lead
on the East Berlin t The lose:
about $5, 000.
I
Paul Kirchner wee ahead from
it
1. W W ORANGES dozen. 35c and 55c
N: '
._ BUY YOUR 1311111111), 1101.115, CAKE AND PIE, AT
he was arrested
stable-1 He is won
a. similar clause.
{héilnton con-
, in {Sat town for
Pledro Talmalli. oi’ Daisy. :5. shot it
.111: wire Minimum and-both are in »
The wife was struck sky ,0! two"
bullets and?!“ entered we eat. The
.twr'f bullets which we 7
entered the lungs and next), took as;
a. finger. Tahaneili m to the root} of ,
1‘“\‘\‘-‘<U‘U\‘\“_.“‘ . un‘x
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