Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 27, 1921 · page 12

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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is the most practical.
7.most convenient way fer
’ to purchase

, NEW EDISON.

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to. our store and let us
the Special Budget

 

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:86. Nos-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

'1'. H’DONALD

BUILDER AND
.. . BRAL CONTRACTOR
AND ESTIMATES
DENIM-ill)

Promptly Attended to.

‘. 'telephone 1828
I‘ll! Ave, East Non-walk

for babies delivered
- of the Norwalh

Butter. Eggs from our
, _ buttermilk fresh daily.

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God of spine kind all

. at not of all kinds. all
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duly noted in the lumber trade journals.

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sincerely believe that we are about to entér
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity 1n the lumber trade. ‘

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the year 1921 a year of prosperity. never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.

We shall use, to. the fullest measure, our

 

 

organization in getting ready for your call,
one of the best stock of lumber ever offered.

The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.

 

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"ticl‘efiill bereleased nextsprang. fish-teller.
is firmly fiXed, feranumberedmese guan~‘
tity buyers have, in the past ten days. made ,
heavy purchases for spring requirements, as ‘

Let us all unite oar efforts toward making ‘

long experience and thefull resources of this .

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Homes are needed as never before and we -

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NORWALK CORD TIRES GOODYEAR CORD m

Special sale on Radiator Cover-s. 85.00
szOINo AND scov wonx

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WBBD TIRB CHAIRS
OAOILLAc Lmooemes To RENT

VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

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CANNED FRUIT SPECIALS

GOLD BOOK PEACHES AND MAYFIBLD APRICOTS

0neoieach;value80cfor
GOLD BAR PEACHE8,csn ........... .....
BLACK' RASPBERRIES, can ' .
NEW JERSEY CHOICE PEARS,esn
GOLD MEDAL OR JONES' FLOUR, per bag s
QUAKER OATS, pkg.
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES on PosT TOAsTiEe. 2 pk'e
ees'r CREAMERY BUTTER. lb. . .....
PURE LEAF LARD, lb \
LEAN suoxeo eHOULosas. lb
EXTRA FINE POTATOES pk...

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CHOICE SPINACH, pk. ..........................v............ 50‘!
FANCY CALIFORNIA LETTUOE, head n......I....¢........... 15:

mar, BREAD nous, cansann ms er
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY

NEXT TO

A. ;F. Bechann £6: Co.,‘lnc.

‘ PHONE 1405

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Schultze 3 Friday Fish Specials

Freshl’g'gsHeads 10c.‘lb'
'HaddocklOe lb.

Boston Blues.....................15c 11)..

Steak Cod28clb.
Steak Halibut.....................38clb.
Fancy Smelt......................30th

FreshMackerel .25clb.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Long Cla’ms......................20cqt.
Fancy Escallops and Opened Clams.

Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets

Norwslk.‘ Scuthli’orwalk. ‘ WestpOrt. Bridgeport

 

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CAJMISOLES

Women are enthusiastic over the Camisoles we are showing
at greatly reduced prices -

Our entire stock or Camisoles have been divided into three 'ots:

LOT l—Contains a variety of pretty models that her I
$1.2.5and8150 Thepriceni‘wisflc. . e ”d at

LOT lI—lncludee all that were 82. 50 to 83.00.1115” are now $1. 98.
Yourplckortheseiinor gas-nemesis: 88.

. There is a wide vat-i ly in both light and dark odlorings,
are sure oti‘lndlng some ng in iheline linen/please mat sum

LOT III-Takes in every style that is marked from 83.50 to $3 00. _ 5‘

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blethh the dignity of the Office.

Judges of the superior court receive
' salaries of $8. 000 a your and the chief

Justice 0!» the supreme court. 89. 509,
including an increase granted by the

‘ last lar session or the Legislature.
he had conferred with Judge Bdandn
01 Hartford about the proposed bill
and that the judge caste-ted that the
law be amended to provide for the
election of probate judges tor longer
terms.‘ it has also been provost] 'io
Mr. Dunham that the probate judges
of the larger districts of the slate be
put on a circuit much like that of /ihe
superior court.

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" ‘ ‘48 Filipinos Drown

in Wreck of ’ Vessels

MANILA. Jam. ST.-‘Fhlrt_v-six Fil-
llpinos. mostly Women and childrvn.

 

5‘ were drowned in the wrecking oi’ the

three musical consiwisr schooner
l’ilicadad. blown ashore and pound-
ed to pleccs in N furious storm at the
mouth of the Agno Rivcr, province of
l‘angaslnan..according to advices re-
cclvcd hcrc yesterday.

Masts of the schooner were blown
away in the storm and the tiny pas-
sengers and the crew I'UI‘Q hclpleas.

Twelve Filipinos wrrc‘ drowned in
the wrcck or a launch on the island of
Caslguran. nrar Sr-rsogon province.
Ihe launch containing twenty-erv":
was driven on Coral Howls.

 

SHIPMENTS 10 CANADA
Carricrs (‘sncd Order Requiring Pm—
panneot 0! Freight.

The New Haven Railroad. in com-
mon with other carriers in the l‘nitcd
Slates, announces cancellation of its
oldwr requiring prepayment ori'reighi
charges on shipments into Canada.

This action” the result or an agree-
ment reached by the railroads or
Canada and the linlicd States. By
the terms or ihcir agreement. a sur-
charge covcrthg 60 pcr cent. of the
dlfiercnce in exchange values will be
imposed on Canadian consigneos.

This action. it is believed N’lll end
a vcxatlous condition against which
this Association and other bodies rep-
resenting American shippers made
rcuent protests.

The New Haven Railroad will now
accept shipments destined to Canada.

charges collect. ,_

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\VORK 0N rum. [N6 SEAPLLVF.

KEYPORT. .\‘. J, Jain 26. ——\Vork-
men with dynamite today began blast-
ing a channel in the 'ice through
which to float ashore the fourteen pas-
senger seaplane Ponce de lean. ice.
bound in Rariian Boy. five hundred
yards 0!! shore. since early sestcrday
wording. Its seven passengers had
been taken ashore after ice had scal-
ed them in its cabin fifteen hours, and
after three motor boat rescue parties
had tried in vain to plough through
the ice cur-died sill-$.19 ihclr rescue.

Relic! boats tried all night to rcach
the craft. both from shore and from
the seaward side. but were unable to
crawl through the ice.

I! the blasting process proves too
difficult. it is planned to saw through
the ice. car‘c the craft out in .1 huge
lump. float it ashore and melt the ice

from it.
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BRIDGEPOR‘I‘ XAN’S BEQI l-Zs‘l‘.

BRIDGEPORT. Jan: :lwzlghteen
thousand dollars of an estate believed
to exceed $50 000.1s left to local pub-
lic institutions by the will or Henry
C. Knight. late of this city. who died

 

Representative Dunhasn muted
. that: in some oi the districts. the
flanges receive over 116.000 annual
compensation under the tee lynch.
He pointed out that. the acceptance of.
fees by the probate Judges. a's prom»
ed by existing statute; 1s mealtime

Representative. Dunhsm ”said that

 
 
 
 
 

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'lil’BBY AWAY. “'IFE
RAN STILL, CHARGE
"Entering the home of Michael

Barns of Chestnut Hill. Trumbull.
'ycstcrday afternoon. local prohibition
agents Frank Cantiliion and Harry
‘Wclch. confiscated a five gallon still
and 12 gallons of illicit whiskey
which, they allege. were found in the
house. hire.~ Bax-no. they charge, egos
operating the still in the absence at
her husband and when the omcorl
onion-d threw a five gallon jug oi:
"moonshine" out or the window. She
was overpowered when she attempted
to smash the other two jugs they say.

Borne was arraigned before U. S.
Commissioncr Hugh J. Lavcry today
and rclcnead in bonds of $1.000.

 

POLICE SEARCH FOR BIGIN'AY-
MEX.
MERIDEN. Jan. 27.-—Thc locar’po-

 

)lcridcn‘ihis afternoon in search of
three men who wearing handker-
chicfs for masks. held up Joseph
Bruno. of 2: Charles street, New Ha-
ven driving an automobile truck for
\‘Vllson and Company. and at the
'polnt of a pistol relieved him of all
his money. $3.50. some cigar-cites and
his operator's license. Bruno was on
his way to Middletown from this city
and was stopped during the noon

hour at a lonely spot in the main

highway. ‘

ancsn prim TBREA’I'ENS mas-
IDEXCIE.

ONECO. Jan. 21'.--A brush fire .in
the east end of this village yesterday
afternoon threatened a number of
residences and the Foley Hotel. The
brush blaze appeared to get beyond
control at the men who started ‘it and
volunteer fire lighters were called in
an eifort to check the spread of the
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ORDER‘OP EASTERN STAB mm
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 26.-—Thc
Grand Chapter 01’ the Cohnecticut 0r-
der of Eastern Star opened its annual
meeting here today. with flies M. Lou-
ise Glnand. grand matron of the state.

presiding. Frank M. Cornfield. of
Bridgeport. delivered an addrcu of
Welcome. Eight hundred delegates

were present. including all the grand
oilicers. Mrs. Ellie Lines Chopin.
most worthy grand matron of the
world. and Mrs. Harriet L. Bur-well.
most worthy grind warden oi' the
world. more guests of honor .

The morning seaslon was devoted to

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READY-TO-W'EAR CLOTHES and SHOES

For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
\‘AT SACRIFICE PRICES '
But‘ the selling points of our goods are not their low I . '
QUALITY FIRST

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IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.

F. M. CULLEN

_ "m HOUSE 01' ALL VOLTAGBS"
00 Wall Street ,
- Phone 568

 

Of Women' s and andMisses Costs. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Weistsend lingerie Undergarments.
Pn’oee Reduced Positively’ Lower 'l'hsn Elsewhere

83 South lain Street
ESTABLISHED 1802

 

THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE

 

 

 

others were injured. Lord Herbert

“Wm“ Ruled Royal Auto Painting Co.
m Wd‘i‘ Wreck mud. Auto and Truck
ABERML'LE. \Vales. Jan. 27.- , m
Fourteen persons. eleven of whom SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE
were passengers. were killed yester-
day when the coast exprcu collided m SIM MOI. 00“
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\‘anell‘empest. brother or the Mar- \
aura of Londonderry, was among
those killed.

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reports of Omcere and committees.

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Election of officers for the incoming
vear will be held late this afternoon.

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In Florida Jan. 14. The will “as lil-
ed here today} . .
Public bequests are as follows:
Bridgeport Hospital. for the (rec bed.
as con; Y. M. c’. A.. :5. coo; lulled
Congregational Church 3: ocu; West
End Congregational Church. 8‘: 000'
Bridgeport Protestant Orphan As\lum
$8.000.

 

TOLLAND, MASS" HAS 1

880,000 FIRE.
zit—Fire toda: de-
clubhouse at

“'lNSTED. Jan.
stroycd a two-story

" Mott's Camp. Tolland. Mesa. and also

burned a dining hall and another
huflding nearbv. with a loss estimated
at no. 000., A bucket woe was
formed. and despite the zero weather
managed to save a large horn on the
proper“. Summer cottages in the
vicinity were not damaged. The fire
started“ from a detective chimney in
the clubhouse. The camp, was con-
ducted by Mott Emixh. .

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TARRED ANO “Anselmo

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JAC 30mm me... Jan 26-
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a chicken?“ here, and
was tarred’ and teeth here. last
night, by neonatal. told the police to-
day. acgording tztthetd.‘ that he as;
mad was tacked because 11
had Mi apogee weddhg and lied

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_
A Deposit Will Do It.
WHAT?
Secure You a Bargain.
watch Bargain Window

Come Early

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A SUDSY BATH FOR!
YOUR HAIR

‘A shampoo makes a sudsy
bath for your hair and the re-
sult is clean hair, a clean scalp
free from dsndrud. Our sham-
poo is a high grade product,
rich in cleansing qualities, do»
lightful in beneficial results to
the hair—easy to use, dn‘es out
quickly and does not leave the

 

SALE OF

WOOLENS

 

 

Heavy all wool coating. 7'
chcs wide, several sf} 1M. :
$1.85 yard.

 

 

BRANDS

 

21 North Main so, so. Remix '
EXPERT aarhiamo

hair sticky. Try a bottle.

H. A. MEAD

— PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 North Halo St. So. Net-wall

 

Navy Blue Trimlinv, Fm :.
SGTSCS, Silver-tone. (man
inc and Plaid Skii‘iing‘ 1x ~
than cost.

 

 

 

 

SPECIALS 1
FOR'I'HE WEEK

rmwmrmconam
sum; Scene.......§0¢

Pare mussels. all

;.:.:a’...ao.a.. spa;-
delicious ,a ....21e

 

PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE

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‘ snows ran TOXIHC Store
W I390” 136 Washington Street
OF A COURSE AT scorn NORWALK

(3 In-

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Check Velour, Broadolm l: x. r

The TEXTILE Store

FINAL CLEARANCE

 

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