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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1921 · page 12

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“ ‘The Love Light’, starring Mary Pickford, carries an unusual story and discloses st
Tomorrow and Friday. -

 

 

STEP THIS WAY

, Now, we believe you‘d rather
’ Cwn a Packard than a Flivyer;
you’d rather dine on turkey (say)

 
 

:11” "0": 0r ml” 0" “ver- “ °“’d .3, r111- ’11 the tine-{when every busiao'u tins mm or hiqooel. nits
tether have a 11 ell filled brain f on his hands and revisit—and beat the brush tor busineu.

than be devoid of learning; and
you prefer the best there is—snd u
Coal; {not slate, for burning.

mnuamnmwmwuosw
tbsmsobbaflabottbodiaoourasdinsplred.

Thiaiethetiulo-whenwealustinduoebuslnessbycaterlnzto
the public needs at suitable prices tor depen goods.

Four diamonds you’d like to have -, This is thetiln time-for "mono to remember that. truth. m0
' ~§u1te flawless, not of paste—and 1 ”mm is the 3;:"13: all n to work mm the new .1. g," "a
like to run xour “inter fires 1171th lel- , M

ht expensive waste.

This being so, it‘s up to you to
flop this way in buying, for .
Ibere’ s a mighty difierence—of ‘

fills there’ 11 no denying. nflxflfi

 

 

 

111111: 111 AND REAR man
an cans-nous

All for You-Fox Trot.
Jazz Orchestra
I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
Toddlo—Modloy Toddlo
(Introducing "No Wonder i'm
Iluo") - Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
TI'M (introducing “Dear Mo")
Jan Orchestra
“an Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbla Orchestra

alumna-Fox Trot
‘ Delia Robbie Orchestra

at. Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard
ndlnavla (sing Dose Song and
Hales Dooa Music) Aileen Stanley

Pane and Nestle in Your Daddy's
Anne—Fox Trot, Orchestra

Malt—Fox Trot, Orchestra
“a Iolleve—Fox Trot, Orchestra

.III a! a Southern Bea—Fox Trot.
Novelty Band

hi6, Harvey Hlndermyor and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)

I file Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet

fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.

C In. Main St, 80. Norwallt. Conn.

 

 

 

[orfecto Bouquet 'Are
Now Sold for 10¢

n.1- Panstella Extras Are
‘ AkoSold for 10¢

oero. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢

 

OLD lVELL CIGAR
COMPANY.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

mEs AND TUBES
about Quality. Lowest Prices.-

w and Generator Brushes for
.., . All Makes of Cars

.1: BICYCLES

011 Easy Terms if Desired

'AARON KOHN
' n0 “Idiot Accessory Store
some Ave. Phone see

I

CARPET CLEANING

m and Rugs Cleaned Olen
' Colors Restored. Like New

ORIINTAL RUGS Carefully
Troatod

m Called for and palm
aervloo Prompt.

MCathleanthO.
woes-rot. eastern-a:
PHONE.“

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Children’ s Store
.Ih'bw. 1

The Hatch £9" Bailey CO.

Lumber and Roofings

 

POTSDAN, Germany. May 25.—
The aflootion. and admiration which
Ge 11 people still entertain for
Field arahai Von ‘Hindenburg was
manifested by the throngs who gath-
ered to attend the. funeral or the Enl-
press Augusta Victoria.

‘ The German princes passed virtu-
ally unnoticed through the crowd!
but wherever the popular Field Mar.
ahal went there was a murmur of ad-
miration which frequently swelled in-
to prolonged applause. Even the.-
Communists. who could be distin-
guished by their remarks. were silent

 

 

NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

DISTRIBUTOR.

‘ CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS

11110081338 ’03 WEDDINGIAID m0“
ran “In“
NORWALK C GOODYm CORD Till.
IOUTII uoawaug . mouse isle. am

 

before Von Hllldtnbum. although‘
they spoke loudly oi "tin soldiers" as
other high omcers pained.

There was an amusing incident
when “hero of Tnnnenbcrg" arrived
before Wildpark station. where the
services tor the princes were held.
As he dtocended somewhat heavily
from an automobile. the great string
of medals about his neck was disar-
ranged. l

A silk- halted w'Iiiiu whisker/2d
man and a policeman rushrd to re-
nrrnnge than and nut hcml- on. The

 

The materials include Surf Cloth, Silk Poplin
CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS—ALL

SHOfi and TIGHTS

 

 

 

Sveltli‘ne System]

dpparel [or
Stylish Stout Figures

This system makes available a complete '
wardrobe of fashionable and correctly 1
proportioned garments which give large
women the envied Stylish Stout" figure.
Do away with needless, unsatisfactory fit- L
tings and alterations.

Insist on Studtline Syrian

DRESSES “surrs coxrs- saints " l
BLOUSBS- coasrrrs
31111551511133 - unosnwsaa

The bu! store: nets carry a fill line‘qf Svelllias S's-lest apparel

WRITE FOR BOOKLET

illustrating latest st of Sveltline System apparel and telling how
you may gain a ety ieb. slender appmranco.

MADAME SVBLTLINB j
- 47 We; 34th Street .NewYeeldN.Y.

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ stilt hat wars dislodged and lollui up-
on the paxrmenl, and the policeman,

artling emotional power-3.9...N. Y. Evening Telegram. 'At the Regent,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE. .;

 

. _ . _- V . . . .
Better Buy a Bathing Suit
Every woman knows that Memorial Day otficially opens the Show
season, and a Bathing Suit is cool and comfortable, whethel 3,011 .10

in the water or not. . . . ~ .. ..

THE VERY LATEST MODELS 'ARE
In one and two-piece Suits, with a Wide choice of c0101 and 11-319

KIDDIE ONE- PIECE SUITS—LOW PRIt‘Fl)
A Stunning Lot of RUBBER CAPS and GARTERS,BATHI.\11

 

 

 

 

.11». 2111 “1.111111%. \1 "

NOW REAIH

and \\ OOlen.
SIZES

 

 

stood in a daze. ’
I" "" m““"”'“' M” “ "3"“ °m°‘ W

 

era in full dress of gem-mils, had
llllKH‘d about the "old “1'1“ of the lRemoyal of Connecticut '
Masurian lakts" and rnn‘rullv 11r-

ranttd the mulnia. WW ””"m CO' TruStees is Approved S O M E T H I N G
ile-lpcd the Field Marshal put on liiil

 

been unailli to 1111 1r in the confines 1-1-—

of his cloned car.
. When Von. ilhrlonburg appeared

trunk-.011
it in tin contention of tin milloads
commiltu that with “11- Count-(limit

 

:11 alu- statIOn to depart. the atletts
for many squares ‘cro 'parkt‘i with Complain rllurnml to its owmls li

oxritcd crowds which rules-d n tumul- will be main to dispose of the lime HE “7 NER

tuoll- chur and ncnin and again lll'l- if il1.1t course should b1: dumrd a:- T AR

til the train was out of night. the \‘lmil‘lt‘. l‘ndcr the ruling of Illf‘ fc - E

"ilocha" resoundrd from thousands oral court the trustees are to or" the CORSELETT

of tin-Outs. rutire road. This the trustees have '03
A short time pruimia l‘rinr1.-\usz been unahh- to do. although it is un—

. . 1
11st 11pm: lrcd 011 tin-111.1110“ platform. drrstood 111111 the sale of unions di1i- _ -
11. ~13 l1rei111l 1111b a few lifted «ions of “11- roads could be aflccil-d. ”om W”. W, Motor 1
l
1

high tamer-I11! cap. Which he had (Continued from Pal. 03') N E w ' i
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“mu hurflflw—M Sentinel Advertisements Pay. m’ W’ %' ‘nd

DANC;§%€I£I§‘CQSISYTION AT POPULAR PRICES
Continued from I'll-st page. D8“d gngaymond .

2.2;"; ":37: “ ‘.';.‘;'.:.:‘.:;;:.."::. 711154331343. '11, .1. 1-1 MME. JEANNETTE

b In 1“”... in 1” 11111-111 of n lurizv‘ llnll.
hits. i‘:-n"-1'-l is 1hr first instructor
in um- this .1'1zmhmmlt.

slaw also state's amusirsu . 0088211333 AND CLOVER
so So. 11.111 St. So. Sorwalls

 
 

 

 

SOMETHING IN THE WAY

of poultry, game and prime and de-
licious meats is always to be found at
this marbet..fresh and tempting. if you
want a fresh goose. duck, "or chicken.
prime roast beef. lamb, or pork for
your dinner or a luscious mutton or
lamb chop, tender, iuicy steak for your
breakfast. you can always fit them
of the most delicious liner and cut to
suit the epicure. at Channel‘s Market.

cmnocx's mm
19 Railroad Ave. Phone 583-2

 

‘ ‘ QUALITY GROCERIES
AND

FREE DELIVERY

 

A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.

its-so wasHiNOTON sTREET PHONE 140s
\

'h ' DEATHS 6CD“ IN a W ““1 "°- 1 M ”‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

l'vfn shliuu'n of punch. lt‘t‘ cream
and 1v.1i:1~ 11111 served during 1111-1-11-n- _
i111: .
infilrfllln“{lll‘rl1lsln:::(l‘;:‘l: “1:12:11 (Int? Tni NORWALKS ELECTRIC CO '1

 

Inst ihr iu'uaon fiu‘oi't‘d by playing "11‘ '
lust waits and receive on cntlluslns- - ‘ SPECIAIS
tic "ii link 1011" n 1‘ "Mali. 3 o
' . For This Week

It was an evening thoroughly en-
joyed and iwiorv inning three cheers :37 E "5511,113701. g'

wrrr given to the hostess. p HON E 9 5.3 ‘
Fancy Kaine Corn. a can. . . 10o

 

 

-1.— .——¢-——-——-—-.———.....____._.._...._.'...-.. ,

 

 

 

BUENOS .AIRES RIOTS duoed to ...... . . . . . .1711 can
Continued from first pass. BRAND’S Pure Castile Soap, 3 cakes 15¢”
—"'" d“ i R Regular 25c seller
duce :1 111111111 card. inc 11 ng nonun on JEWELRY 8T0 E .
‘k l d l)‘ l.‘ ' > low In.“ 71'0“]...uom
£21112}? “0:12: 3!):Dlt‘d :ntl‘caori‘gcrc:s 80m nonwm . t 0’
soon as lighting began, the Labor m «.1; m

 

 

Protective Associatlon hastened (th

the .‘iinister of Finance and demon - V . 1

ed police protection for nonuniog‘ ‘Vl'wre Quallty IS A. S I | 'l I

uoriurs complaining that none ha ' - .

1" been afforded. Officials of the nsoo- ngher thaIlPrlce; “w .‘s m 'm
elation later reported that the Millie-
ter had promised to flhtc‘ protection. —

. Team) is being Obsened as :1 holl- .

dm and port work will not be re-

sumed until i-‘rldm morning. but of-

“ ficiais or the Labor Protective Asso-

ciation declared that on Friday non-

nion mm will be sent in to the port!

zone. The work of unloading ships
proceeded yesterday with union labor.

 

 

 

 

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rein arm ram 11'. 1.. l
. Chalmer’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive,

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

GILLETTE

 

Schultze’ s Thursday Specials

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Brisket Corned Beef ....... ....... 91:11).
Plate Corned Beet......-....,.‘....L.106h
Smoked-Shoulders .~ . ~. . . .- . . :.. lfielb.
Squire’s Bacon .. ............... 18clb.
Fancy Sunbeam Corn .. .. ......... I'5c can

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
0pen0a.m..010ee5p.nl.;laturdaye0a.in.to0p.n1.
numerals-Esoawm

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SMALL PURIT'AN HAMS .. . . . '. . . . 32c lb.

washrooms or. arm unaoan '
m amso. loans:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ford touring.

Norwalk Radiator

,___,_____
cohlx'nci'r Parss'rs.

 

BLADES
with

ix“: ‘ HOLDER

$1.25

The following were issued May 10.
19 ‘.'l i. let compiled at office 01’ A. M.
' “'oostrr. BridxepOrt. Conn: e
~ Frederick E. Domschcit. Bridge-
. port. sash holder.

John J. Really; Bridgeport. sound
‘ box.
' 1311 H. Spencer, “’est Hartford, auc-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tion or blowing apparatus. I L ‘ V
Max Gol1iatone.New Haven. bur— ~ .
ziar alarm. in W 01' m PREPAID /
John J. Punk. Jr. New Haven. fl m -u h u I! T. .
‘ 1111.1, k" H“ h°°k 1 ‘m‘ 1 1111...“; Case
Samuel Sundei. New Haven. porta- :. , n
ble burglar alarm. - Tum M '0' Y0. .

 

Henry G 10ml: New Havm mm :Tao nest-t om m i
huh;

losses ate lock. 1 ,
Joseph 11‘ Lamb. New Britain 1111-1- Nth-t “labo-

.' mai circuit breaker. demo I and so. our uldo ass-1
Brodie J. Ridulrdaon and c. 8. Bar- act or material, "
1-..r Waterbury. iii‘t latch for hand 1 ‘ .—.'-———-

e “I ‘ . . 11-
' Arthur M Wellington. Waterbury, N” YIIKWT‘M
Ruskin-hit or butter? band lamp. ’ ‘ i' ' '-
JeoooA. Em. Stamford tm- ‘ 11”.!!!"
writing mam. - ‘ ‘ m ' ‘
Johnwswanystasofordsyatomof _T ‘ ... -‘
> ~- rburation. . i ‘ " ‘ '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

satisfaction Guaranteed or
Money Refundod

Thisoderforallnlited
timeonly.

Remit by money order or
’saoh—(no stamps)

 

 

 
 
 

 

Continued from—First page.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

The club house is well situated Oil/a
plot of ground containing 30.0ll0
square feet. The club house is divid-
ed into two parlors, a. billiard room.
card room and a meeting place or
dance 111111.11 1. fully equipped with treaties and forbid the formation

 

 

furniture and otbor club fixtures lrlnod cm (or action -
1 1 mouse . .1 «n at no“:

 

Catholic 111.1... council may P1111111 m
Will Acquire Fine Property For Illegalnhfecrufiing Lucien J. Bax-man,- West Haven,

BERLIN. May 25.—A new Govern-
ment order. operative today. imposes
a maximum fine of 100. .00‘marh for
illegal recruiting or for om
military bodied. Other orders i-ued
completely close the Upper Sliefian W much!”

accurate-eases. E. Gra-
Mammal.

 
 

Frad RAZOR Co.

1m BBOLDWAY
m YORK CITY

 

 
 

velocipede frame.
Angelina. U. Luca. Ierlden, window

hade.
wl cheater W Anne c1...
mfiruarms and ammunition

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

”piles. .
ol' MLWQMNowDr-Itm

H. Krieger Co.

The Leading
Outfittters
i0 Men, \Ynmmi, 1) ;~ .ll‘d
Ull‘lx‘
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED

 

 

 

 

 

 

COAL

GRAIN, WOOD, FEED.

 

DEVINE Enos
PHONE 53 7". '

 

 
 

~. 5 Wet/Smut artful-s

'Foa 111211 1110 local

,N
F“'A£th YON EYIIKT,

 

WHITE OXFORD SHIRTS i
Collar Attached -

#1

c."—

F. H. BAXTER‘,

03110018! 11
a sour: MAIN eraser 1
a mm
Polo 8 lhaw, Park as Tiliorii
Seal. and Buuell’ s ,

CAN DIES

fir

ONCE MORE

I l"! a he lot of (50) horses toll
sold for the high dollar.

llr. Farmer, will and who! i“.
I‘m! your spring work among ills-I
stoollont speckle". f:
N 1
SOUTH NORWALK SALE A .
“CHANGE STABLE! .
Waohlncon Street ‘3

‘ AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY

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CLEAN voun *

_ 801431 .
Ll‘ MMSSWWI

Titan Loon LIKE NEW. J
9
:
Isoad'e Dru: Store. I North Halli ‘

 

 

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