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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 21, 1921 · page 8

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in trying to he thrifty.

 

 
 

A 3 MW}! the seeds. They
while you are sleeping.

 
 

yer—but to use a well-
buying, “Doit now.”
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THE, BUDGET
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most convenient way for
.me‘to purchase

 

 

- to our store and let us
the Special Budget

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PIANO CO.

‘ ‘ Bo. Norwalk, Conn.

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stilt-teeny Pastorized
Milk and Cream —

Elk fol-babies delivered
puts of the Nor-walks
.w i l n. /
hula Butter. Eggs from our
and buttermilk fresh dell!-

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intone litty-fity. Put a

:titybuyers have, mthemm days, made
heavy purchases for mmements as
duly noted in the lumber trade journals.

Homes are needed as never before and we
.Sincerely believe that we are about to enter
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-

perity. 1n. the lumber trade.

Let us all unite our efforts toward making
the year W1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that these who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.

We shall use, to the fullest measure, our

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it long éxperienee andzhe full resources of thiS

organization in gettingoready for your call,
one of the best stOck of lumber ever offered.

The Hatch EBailey CO.

 

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at least two weeks.
Harding turned his thought to
’ sticks and

 

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Florida. " ‘
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as far
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has had a. good rest.

physical condition.
Not once since his return from
Panama early in December has he
been, able to visit the golf links.
\V’alklng has been his only recreation.
and lie has'l’othzd little time even for
that. .
'7 A fishing 1
shore of Florid

 
 
 

. down the eastern
wI! to occufls' the first

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is his hope to be completely isolated

lrom ohscnatlon during the period.

" though he may \«mturc forth once or

twice to play golf. Early in Ft braun

he will take up his risidr3ce at St

." Aumistinc I‘IOHI where he will #3

im main until just heme his inaugz'ns-
lion. .

Two who have been his obmpanionfi

 
 
 

Were not included in the party aboard
thc private car today. Mrs. Harding
remained behind to dispose of per-

 

NOEWALK 003D TIRES GOODYEAR 003]) m

special Bale on Radiator Devon's, $5.00
' wéLoiNo ANo sobv womc

WEED m ms
cAoiLLAc Limousmu TO RENT

VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

TELEPHONE.

 
 
 
 
 
 

sonal aflairs in Marion. but will conic
to Florida. aftvr a Shopping ’trip to
\Vashington and New York. l'r. C. E.
Sawyer. who accompanlul him ‘as a
personal physician during the cam-
paign and on the
in Marlon by businessconsiderations.
but may Join the party birth)?" it
leaves the south.

SCHWAB HAD J

$260,000 FOR
HIS EXPENSES

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. CANNED FRUIT SPECIALS .
, ( GOLD ROCK PEACHES AND MAYPIELD APBIOOTS

"’ Oneofeach; value80cfor. 54c
Loom BAR PEACHEs.can . ............ ... .. 31c
‘sLAcx RASPBERRIES,csn ..... 20c
‘ NEW JERSEY cnmoe 9:»:st ..... 25c
(sou: MEDAL on JONES'FLOUR, per bag ........... . ..... .. $1.55
QUAKER OATS pkg. ............................. . ..... ......~13o

KELLOGG’ S CORN FLAKES OR POSTGOASTIES, 2 pkgs .. 26c

BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ...... . ...... ....-..~.‘......... 62c
PURE LEAF LARD, lb ............... ..... u..................... 2’1:
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS,lb .......... i.....,....... . 19¢
EXTRA FINE POTATOE8,pk..... ....,......... . ........... 42c
CHOICE SPINACH, pk. . ............. .................. ....... 50':
FANCY CALIFORNIA L'ETTUQE, head .....15¢

sums-r, BREAD, nous, csxss AND Pm Ar ..
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY

‘w NEXT TO

A. F. Becli‘mann E Co., Inc.

83-85 WASHINGTON Sr.

 

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Continua} fromJirsl. pm
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General of tho l-Znu :12: nm FEW-t C‘m-
pomi and official of tin Bilhlcl: cm
ever. but he hollowed that NM 3' occur-

red without Air. Schwah‘s personal
knowledge.
ljugenc (2. Grace. phasl‘lo-nl of the

llcthlvhcm Slew! Corporation. issued
a statement emphatically dmiying
that any improper payments had been
made to his company while Mr
Schwab was Dircclor- General of the
Emergency ~ Plot t Corporation
‘Xmonx other witnesses to be called
to testify next week are Edward N
Hurley. formcrbchairman of the Ship-
ping Board: Charles E. Piez. former
Director (ignore! or the Emermncy
Fleet Corporation; “tumour!” R D
Gnicwbod. head of the Illusion of
Construction and Repairs and Robert
Hague. his predecessor. ”

“‘ASHINGTOX. Jan, ctr—An. lu-
vcsllgnlion by the Shipping Board
fis in prospect today in connection
with charges made against the Inter-
national Merchuntile Marin: Com-
pany by Senator John. of “'Ml'l‘inx—
ton. in his address "sic-ram before
the national Merchant Marine Asso-
elation. in

Chairman Benson announced to the
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no Perfectly am
to like home-ted pork and Its
perfectly harmless and good
for You providing
clean .home-ted kind. like the’
kind we sell. But it isn't safe
to eat, any old kind of pork
that’s oflered you. You can
depend upon it when we tell
’you unit not only our pork but
all our meats Are the locket
and best for you to buy.
Ohiihbdk’l new
19 RAILROAD AVE.

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Mia GATZ. HERE'S nevi 'Goor-snl“
Just cameo it n the may“
mom FIND rf auctions econ me
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the matter to his board with recom-
mendallpn that any action warranted
be taken: HP “Id later that he was
making efforts to obtain a copy of the
agreement which was referred to and
quoted b) Senator Jones and flick
the chairman said he had onh heard
or recently

UNEMPLOYED
FRET _ EUROPE

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from the grumbling mood into a more
dangerous frame or mind.

Dispatches from Paris say that no:
emploiment . Is increasing daily
throughout Frante and that .there
are 33. 900 unemployed in Paris ”one.
The prbfinciul situation in France is
worse than that of Paris.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

misnmo's rm. ‘3'». arms. ,
realities packed, in a kit has that -
he intends to keep tightly W for
«elect
1
fishing rods” today as h
journeyed ,Iouthward (or a. vacation in ,

Asoociniion of Nations. to! re- .
form. the clip ce o! a cabinet and all

, the other topics that have been keep-
’ in: long hours'wlth him. during the
last six weeks in Marion are to be 1mgr
way from hi. bind all possible
.Hls
Marlon éonferences lrequently have
keptohlm busy from early morning
.31 until late at night. and the strain and
‘ lack or air lime told materially on his

, two weeks or his stay in the south. It

on all the trips since his nomination -

Panama trip. Is kch-l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ALI). OF THE

TWO PROPOS .
CHARTER IANGES

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Continued from First “Page
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life-two assessors holding office at the
time of his appointment. and their
“successors to ho appointed in the
manner hr-grvinnfur prodded shall be
known as the bound of assessors; and
:fl‘muallx. after said first appointment
of taxpcommissioner. the mayor shall
appoint. subject to confirmation by
the council. one assessor. to hold of-
fice for the term of two years. Said
assessors so apponlted shall hold Office

 

.A gdod choice of colors and styles for all the family.

BUNGALOW APRON S AND DRESSES
NOVG’...H... $1..00 Were $2.00 I Now........_..$150

A LIMITED NUMBER OF

 

 
 
 
 

Line Reduced 25 Per Cent

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

Wm ism
HOUSE DRESSES REDUCED 256..
BATHROBES, 25,5 «are

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

H. Krieger CO.

READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES and guess
For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and «gum
A'l' SACRIFICE PRICES
But the selling‘points of our goods are mt 'hv‘ H ., ~§ J.
QUALITY FIRST

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

from the date of their appointment
for tht~ term, for which (hr-y rage/ap-
pointed. and until their successors are
appointed and qualified. Any vacancy
in said officc'ot’ assessor may be filled
by the mayor .for any unexpired.por-
lion 0! the term subject to continua-
tion by the council. ‘Said tax commis—
sions: shall be me officio chaiirman of
said board of assessors: shall perform
the dunes prescribed by law. and such
olh‘r clutivs as may. from Umc to
time. be determined upon by the
council of said city. and shall devote
his time csclusivdy during such bush
Bess hours as may be fixed upon by-
mid council. to the performance of
mm duties. On “'ednesduy ronoo-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

TheSEED SUPPLY HOUSE or w my «1.x
, All the leading varieties of Vegetables, and i‘ m; h {mug
ofJ'u-m Seeds, Grass and Clover Seeds and Seed In. us,

Reliable and the finest \arieiics of Flower Sm «2 , y- . a.
best nodes of Fexwtilizcrs-Shcep and Bone Duo 0 .

Remedies to destroy all inbccls and rum; ,Ed . m *
ventstive and cure at all kinds oi‘ blight

fie: your wants be known and we will sum”; ‘1

SOUTH NORWALK F L()l.I>~l

2 South Help street, South Not-walk ”Ir m C": m

 
 
 
 
 
 

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in: the first Monday ofiOctobcr. 192.;
the mayor shall also appoint. sub/KM"!
to confirmation in the council. one
members or the board of relief so an-
office for the term of three Years. and
the person so appointed. and thrive
members of the board of relief hold-
ing office at the time of such appoint-
ment. and their successors to be ap-
pointed in the manner hereinafter
provided shall constitute the board. of
relief. hnd' annualh' thereafter the
mayor shall appoint. subject to con-
firmation by the council. one member
of the board of relief. to hold, office
to." the term of three veers Said

 
 

 

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CLEARANCE SALE

and Misses Suits. Drcssec, Skins. ;
01"“wa [insulin ndergarmcnts. ‘
Prices seam" PM“ Lower Than Elsewhere

THE PARIS ME ‘AND SUIT HOUSE ‘
» “MM South Nemalk

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

"I AILIIHED 1902

 
 
 
 

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members 0 {the board of relief so ap-
pointed shall” hold office from the
date or their appointment for the
term for which they one appointed.
and” until their successors gre appoint-
ed and qualified. Any vacancy in said
office of a member of the bound of
relic! may be filled by the mayor. for
anv unexpired pinion or the. term.
sublect to confirmation by the council.
The other relates to the calling of
special meeting of the Board of Es-
innate and Taxation. ,

Section eighty-nine of said not as
mended by the special acts of 1915 Is
he lay-amended by Adding at the end
or on three or said set as amend-
ed. \he following: A majority of mem-
beu of the board of estimate and
taxation shall have power to call a
special meeting of silo board or esti—
mate and taxation.

ALLEGED‘ ‘iLIO 0R”
AFFECTS 0 MEN

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j“ lRoyal Auto Pamtmg (‘0.
e Auto and mu
Painting

‘ECI‘ENTIFIC AND RELIABLE

Outer Btu Darin. Ml
Opposite Deon

WASTE YOUR COAL

Do you know how hot it.“ In
mmmyourmlll m
or. hosting your house by neu-
workitlsmytobenwhm
omnugotosndwhyyourood

 
 

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are high. mu your homo-at at.“
even \
Place a Good 111mm

intuition

and you will know immediately
when to shut on or put on the
moth}. Let us show. then to you.

no will»

I. BRESEV

.119 WASHINGTON STREET

 

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SALE SPEH US

‘ ' $4.00 Corsets . .......... 3:09:
H. A..MEAD $3.00 0...... . a”
museum-Ion PHAuwisr ' $2.00 Corsets . . . .. .....

“Io-Mat. 8cm 80y: Blouses, 3150 nine, 75c

 

 

1n the East Flanders district of
gilmum 45 000 textile workers are

c
There are many unemployed in
Switzerland and working hours have

reduced 20 per cent. Many road

building schemes have been started to
pro\ ide ldbor. .
, “me Against Buying
A com ers’ stflkc against buvins
has been udder way in Spain can I
factories to limit production: some
, have closed entirely; others are work-
in; part time. v.

The Daily Herald, organ .0: the
British labor party. commenting “P0“:
. vase cuts “(lectures the: “coma-“8m

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

pines so
whowlll run the

was...)
3 Rowan 8t.

 

 

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I ‘ an unprecedented clincher.”

is trl'ingtlo

to the level or Del-many."

- A main: odes yesterday

by Arthur; Henderson. Write mem-

ber of lament. He paid: .

. , “Unless lininédlsteateps me takeh
to provide whirl: or lutenanoe even

' ‘erat laborapi fiwflino long-:9

resist lingering!“ pressure up“?

the government by was: action or

 

 

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" Conservative 1&qu point 915:!
that American compgtmoo . Which?!
wwdilllcult to meet Sofas. will

increased as a result 02 was; red
tlons in American tam: ’

,Rthon Hm .330
miweek mm

mamas“.

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me down" the workers fanned Prosecutini Alter-m Cruse.
C.

!to the bells. he W to and A no

oclock um :1le He was lined :7
and hill costs this morning.

Boys' Blouses, $1 ‘23 value 6905C
flannel Blouses, $1“ .3 ‘vflflue 7

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Carlson was a more joyous type of
drunk. He admitted proujly that his
name vmi Carbon. but denied urea.
uously that hghad been drunk when
arrested a few minutes after Hloen.‘
also by Patrolman Flynn.

Asked where he obtained his liquor
he o‘fid “Don't ask me. I'm a stranger.
There‘s been enough mid. ”

Carlson was anti-ted in the lisk ot
holding up one or the wells or the
Ferris Cool Company’s . office when
found by Patrolman Minn. , .

When told that he would have to
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he would have to
“trust him? for the money. All he

hadvrsstilig. butsftorbelntiaken

bill uncheispeiagheld 3. while.
in in theilopesthut new“

with W Ni! like“: *-

 

 

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'V‘ “SHOWS m . "-
SPECIAys ON EVERY HIM W
0!" A COURSE AT THE 5705:

' I. , ‘ H W ,/
Bllsm ‘ . T

" mm" PRE-IN v1.3. n vF. .

A C0 E ,.. SALE
1-3’ to 50:2) manner:

Flannel Rompers, $1 K3308, 590

Ladies’ Flannel Pet‘xoals,
$1.00value,

children' s Flam) 1 Gt \rs .
$1 00 value, . . . l

Pullman
“EXPERIENCE

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Woundent scythe council»:
benefiting-s

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

were-about 100 in Manila! I

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