Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 8, 1921 · page 9

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‘ Palace Theatre
SATURDAY NIGH‘C
.» SCHEDULES
BEGINNING TOMORROW1

-~ April 9 .
FIRST EVENING SHOW

7:00 p. m. Pictures, Eddie
Polo, etc.

7:45 p. m. Overture. Palace
Hal-manila

7:50 p. m. Vaudeville

8:55 p. m. Intermission

- SECOND. EVENING SHOW

 

 

 

 

 

. South Norwalk’s Leading
CORSETIERE AND GWER.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR
THIS SATURDAY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. :h- i. was restricted to 9:05 P- m. Overture, 'Palace ' ‘
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11' :1'1. 'n-1 111-2.”;21‘3 . $4.00 . . . . . I . . . $2095 {.200 Pure Thread
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1P1 PHYSICIANS
P l] MEET APRIL 12

of the

 

Fairfleld County
1.! A “relation will meet at the
1! Hotel. Bridgeport in ob-
' of the 129th annual meet-
tho association Tuesday, April
4 I” IV
:1 Arthur B. D'nton. resident p11)-
z Ncw Haxon Hospital “ill read
~vrv on “Transfusion in Infectious
1 .<r—s." Dr. Samuel C. Renew,
a! professor of surgerv. Yale
' School will speak on “Acute
olxtis
will be the regular routine
1:111 election of officers fol-
. -.,- ' .rl'. dinner will he served at
pl. _\
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icinrs will hr proposed
l.'. p one of “horn is a
A.".'..t E Coylc. of Bridge-

.»11.1. “'1': graduate-d from the
$4191! (‘ollege of Pennsyl—
- 1 Ill: The others are: Dr.
l2 51111111111. South Nor-walk.
.r'i I. Kingman, Newtown:
S Vt'nridnrly and Dr. Bruce
1...1'1~. of Bridgeport; Dr. Rob—
11'1-.:1».: Stamford. and Dr.

' l?_.to'1_ of Ridgefield.

 

ll! “1 “O“.‘N PROPOSE?
' “5111 1111121 wzomin pro-

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: '11 ' ‘(1- believe in (-1113!
111 min-r things lll(‘lill.lill’_’
1 111.4 \2'1. _\ rot cqn ll trig. lits

MW» of :1 mate?

.1», a: my a] blood chooses hm
1.1.111 purposes to him; wly
:1 .1251111111 queens from flu
"-:. invite the righ‘ men to mar.

ill

lie 1 U111 a girl must “all to
.1 1'1 dates back to the time when

.911 were ownel like cattle,- and

i to thr- hlélll'r’: bidder. without

ir rmzsi-nl
- gnl hJS not 111M rumich to wit:
1.05.11 ham ”11- right man, i-_\' 1111
111-1 1:12." pop the QllC‘SllOll. 1!
11:1? 1'.- 1s licking in self-es-

»1. dimouh to ask.
mar: 111:9 to be proposed to:
.. ral who "accepted." and
Holy ever after. .

- 1:1 refuses a maid. what of

1: he brags about it after-
-» ll. she can be thankful he
~1-: And I don‘t know but
1, wu‘s turn to havegx few of
. 1' going about collecting
11.4. making an indecent ex:-
' "m.- callous hearts poor
mint-1h Towne. in Nautil-

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11:? Biliousness ‘

Sour Stomach, Blott-
Cr n-lipation—Ill these du-

' 1». .uc—nce: of indigestion are

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rage they would leave the owner and
his employes in a. helpless position by
the

'1'1'3‘111; 061' all the horses on

place.

in (‘1 rtnin instances they did a great
119111 of wanton lliilllilflr‘ such as the
wrecking of shearing machinery and

the cutting: of boundary fences.
Thu

that many of them
properties and fled.

The police had more than one en-
'ith the "enemy" but suffer-

COUIllt‘Y‘

e11 cit-1‘12. with many casualties.

The, Arg1ntine goxernment finallx

sent c'il\nr_\ to deal “ith the bandits.

Sonu of the 1111111111» spirits among: the ,‘
w hile; .
others numbering about 2131) took to'
the mountains and still others fled to ~
(‘huhut
be '

“orl.els"g'1\'r themselvrs .up

of
reported still to

the adjoining territory
Wherr- they are
making trouble.

Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good

Results.

panic they caused among the,
shrop farmers and others was so great! ":
abandoned their; '

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Speaals for Saturday
and» Monday

NAVY ATHLETIC SHIRTS ..........45c

X alue 75C

0. D. Pure WOOL SHIRTS..S3.65; 3 for $10.50

Government Standard. double elbow

N AN TEX UNION SUITS .......... .

Athletic stvl 9 (\Iadras)

 

 

 

$1.19

 

 

Scale Tonight I

ALWAYS FRESH

 

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U. S. ARMY PONCHOS ...... . . . . . $1.95

Guaranteed Waterproof

UNION MADE OVERALLS .

EX“ PtllOPS—-All SIIGS

ARMY PUP TENTS ......... “$3.75
ARMY TRUNKS ............. $10.50
AND 86. 50 DRESS SHOE ...... $3. 95

All stx' JCS—Ali >izcs. in tan and black.

U. S. NAVY KNEE BOOTS ...... .

$5.00 Value. Limited stock

NAVY MIDDY BLOUSE.
YR hize Duck

U. S. ARMY FOOT POW'DER...2 cans for 25c

 

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U. S.
U. S.
$6.00

 

 

 

 

. $3.25

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\VHY NOT WEAR
STYLISH GLASSES ?

 

long
date
with

coming to your features.

7 TH AMER
Outback-kt: and Optician:

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. disco-Powell Com. P W

787 Atlantic _S__l_:.,_ Stamtford

Vi'e are net only prepared to
cor: at your 959 troubles, but our
experience and large up-to-
stock enables us to fit you

the glasses that is most be; 7;

For tired feet.

ARMY WOOL HOSE...29C; 4 pairs for $1.00
ARMY PURE WOOL BLANKETS. . $4.95
0..» D. COMFY HOUSE 'SLIPPERS.. .5139
ARMY WORK SHOE ...... . . . .. ..$2.95

Manson Last

 

OUTFITS

ARMY AND NAVY
SALES CO.-

38 WALL STREET .. NORWALK

 

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EOWER
pmczs
»»»»» 9/ When East Meets West 2;
l l MEAT PRICES TUM -
S 1;, . In the Corn Belt States of the Great ‘ Middle \Vest .
E graze America’s finest cattle. There, many small and m- '
§ El dependent packing houses have been established. These »
1.1, 21 pack ers have no branches thro ighout the country; they , 3,
, :2} lave no facilities for long storage. They must turn their
3? P :23; cattle into immediate cash.
5 :2 So taking advantage of conditions The National Mar—
' ' ket C0. 11 as purchased carloadsa 11d cailoads of choicest
6 cattle. The piices we pay are far below Eastern Market
Quotations—and V0 ou share the benefi ts.
"71
.13? CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST .................. 1'
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P LEGS MILK FED VEAL ...................... 28c lb.
1
§§ , FRESH CHOPPED BEEF ..................... 19c lb.
3';
§ RUMP MILK FED VEAL ................... 3212 111.
FRESH OR CORNED PLATE ................. 9clb.
8 CHOICE YOUNG FOWL ...................... ‘.:S_lc lb. "
" 98 Wahington St., Phone 1717 ,
~ “MES? fiETAILERS or MEI? m AMEk/CA llll
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Standard Butter
«Ea? Egg Co.

24 NORTH MAIN STREET 53 MAIN STREET
SOUTH N ORWALK N ORWALK

.SPECIALS!!

PureLard.......... ..... lficlb.
Compound Lard . . . . . . .21bs., 25c
Sinclair Bacon ........... .21c lb.
Shoulders ...... . . . . ..... 19c lb.
Fancy L. I. Potatoes. . . . .29c peck

 

 

Best Elgin Cream’ y Butter.45c lb.
FreshEggs.......‘......29cdoz.
Best American Cheese... . .29c lb.
Jersey-made Olco. ....... .29c lb.
Pride of Table Nut Butter. .23c lb.

White Granulated SUGAR 8 l-Zc lb.

Best Plantation Coifee. . . .lb., 19c
BestMixedTea ., . .. . . . . .lb.,25c
Hershey’sCocoa .........can,.9c

Fancy Hawaiian Pineapple
........ can,25c

Peaches, m heavy syrup
.(large can) 251:

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61bsCommeal........ ...... 25c...
4lbs.Rice......_............ 25c
Pat-a-Cake .. ....pl§g.y'21c
Raisins $3,251: 7’
Fancy Parlor Blooms...each,45c_ ,'

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