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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 27, 1921 · page 12

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" low, we believe you’d rather
‘— a Packard than a Flivver;
”’11 rather dine on turkey (say)
. crow, or tripe or liver. You’d
“or have a well filled brain
u be devoid of learning; and
‘ ’ prefer the best there is—and
“I, not slate, for burning.
hr diamonds you’d like to have
flawless, not of paste—and
" to run your winter fires with-

“is being so, it‘s up to you to_
, , this way in buying,
'h’s’ a mighty difierence~o£
u there’s no denying. a-

stalk-R

 

 

 

 

_ _ ICE-CREATIONS
“for You—Fox Trot,

 

I us. lt—-Medley Fox Trot
ummuclng “My Mammy"),

“ii—Medley Toddlo

 

_, “an Yogi Man—Fox Trot

“lino—Fox Trot

Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
h the Heart of Dear Old Italy

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' IOUTII NORWALK

ImamANDHsARanas

Jazz Orchestra

Orchestra
. Introducing “No Wonder l'rn
. Ila") Jazz Orchestra

Icail You Sunshine—Medley Fox
mt (Introducing "Dear Me")
. Jazz Orchestra

Della Robbla Orchestra

 

 

g'EyERY BRAIN AND HAND To UTILIZE

in EVERY. ’ATOM OE ENERGYI'M~

This id the time—Whenevery business man takes o: his coat. spits

onhishandsandro-vim—asdbeatthehrashtorb

, This Is the time-when the business whinor should be ostraciaed,

thegrouch banishedthediseouragedins

This Is the tints—when we must Induce business by catering to

the public needs at equitable prices for deemdable

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andsmnlngservioearothothrosgreatassetsotm

Tat-Isthotlntoz-let'sallgoto'worktorthomeraotfi
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The Hatch Es? Bailey CO.

Lumber and Roofings

’ .VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

a g DlsTRIIUTom _ ‘U 3:35
' CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
mom mammals AID. m0”

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—

SPECIALS

Fancy Roasting Chickens . Lea of Lamb ............ 236 lb-

N'u‘" Fm“. Fore-quarter Lamb ...... 22¢ '5-
I-lome-dreesed Veal from 20c up
Pigs Heads and Knuckles in

High Grade Beef .
Sperry d. Barnes Ham .. 83%: lb. £299.. 33:3.amnmi‘2k'o?‘ l:

Wilson Hams ...........'32c lb.

Corned or Smoked Beet Tongue ' °'°"W°°d- Frflh C r 0 I m ‘ " Y

.. 35c lb. Butter .......-....,.... “6 "’-
Oenulne Spring Lamb, legs 40c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs ma. 40o dos.

FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES.

C. D. CHARNOK

PHONEW 19 RAILROAD AVENUE

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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on the face and crushed it into plup.
, death coming instantly.

 
 
 
 
 

acround.

 
 
 
 
 
 

from both Canter and Bambo.
As they were passing Greenwich.

New Haven. They weed to do so

 
 

she talked very little. She appeared
o be a woman who might be of I'or~
eigu parenW. but born in this coun-
try. . ‘

She wore an Imitation black plush.
or neutrea coat. with a fancy lining.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

petiicont. She wore black suede slip-
pers. evidently new. A grayish lur-
ban. with gray tassel. and trimmed
with silver embroidery was also worn.

containing about 81.48 in cash. two
letters. one addressed to Mrs. H. \‘ann-
ken. 211 Schemerhorn avenue. Brook-
lyn. N. Y. The other letter the police
would not make public. neither would
they make public the contents of the
letter addressed to Brooklyn. It was
learned by the Evening Sentinel. how-
ever. that the ls-ttcr started "hear
Libby: The postmark was
Pittsburgh. Pa.

Tickets to a theatre In Newark were
also found in the handbag.

The Darlt‘n oiilcials immediately
got into communication with the po-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

possible something about the woman
to whom the letter was addressed.
The woman In about iii-rind. thrrc

25 years old. With dark hair. She
wore a narrow gold wedding ring on
the third finger of the i: it hand. but
no other Jewelry. Her clothing, “till
the exception of iwr jnl‘kri coat. a
three-quarter length. “in- ruirly m-w
and in good condition. “or under-
clothing. which was llt'u’. had no
Identifying marks or labels on ll.
m-llhvr did the rest of ht-r Clothe-ll.

he I‘OIlt‘I‘ maintained a mysterious
silent-:- about Illt' handling and con-

 

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, f Della Robbla Orchestra
”It. Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard
WinayIa (Sing Dose Song and

lake Dose hflualo) Aileen Stanley
“I. and Nestle in Your‘Daddy's
ox Trot, Orchestra
Mail—FOX Trot, Orchestra
I“ Ielleve—Fox Trot, Orchestra
m of a Southern Bea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band

In“, Harvey Hindermyer and

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Metropolitan Quartet

Alfred Fox Piano Co.

.‘Ne. Iain am, So. Norwaik, Conn.

 

 

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Now Sold for 10¢
" Also Sold for 10¢

COMPANY.

 

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Newest Styles in Oxfords.

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lettecto Bouquet Are

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latest of all styles in Shoes and Oxfords that
give you comfort, coupled with quality, long
life and good appearance—and all at a biker
price per pair than you probably paid for your
present pair.

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7 h Panatella Extras Are

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m No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
? OLD WELL CIGAR

 

 

 

 

of every shoe we sell. You have everything: to guilt lUltl

 

 
 
 
 
 

All Makes of Cara

:. BICYCLES

_Eo.sy Terms It Deals-ear

nothing to lose. Come in and make your choice while our
, stock is complete. Ask'for the Barry Shoe.
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TIRES AND TUBES
”use Quality. Lowest Prices.

“or and Generator Brushes tor

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P. 0. Block

 

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7." r ET. CLEANING

' ' rs Restored. Like New

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mTAL nu'os Carefully
, .. Treated

Service Prompt.

 
 
 
 

PHONE 969

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Now on Our Shelves

Come in today and let us show you tiles-é

v’ mama:

You know us We]! enough to know that we'll stand back

 

LOUIS AVRICK

SOUTH N ORWALK-

 
 

 

toms tin-root. this morning. frills-
ing to allow reporters to How the
same. r'

'i'umllsnn. lotto-liter wt”: his hrothvr.
Earl. of the same addrvna. who was a
helm-r on his truck. was placed under
dc-irnliun. us were. t‘antor and Bambi).
awaiting the nrrhai Oi t'oronrr
l'htian. who can"~ in David! shortly
.iiil-r ll o‘rlock (U. '1‘.) this morning.

The scrim of the nm‘ldo-nt was \lslt-
0d .izid lu-nsul'tmc-nis inkl‘ll. ullrr

wimh :idiuuininrnt “an inn! to liw
’i‘oun Hull. “‘Ilvrt‘ the iii-luvs! “its
ht‘lll. 'l'iir (‘\II|"II(‘¢' [Ir-’M'llivd this
morning “ail! much tin Nillh‘ sis is
fin: n in the above story.

in. .\oxun “as aummnmd to the
N‘l'l-O' ut iiu- accident at 3:30 o'clock
li‘s.‘ iii-unit"; At first it was not
kl. ml. it.” the “'niunq hull luv-n
iii..- -i ... I. a.” iwjilnui illui she had
in». ;.v u. ., Hum \l i. an ryulilina-
Ila: .. '. . ‘liit‘k plut|\\til ilw Irgn and
’n ' u. t .- “mm-in piutiii-Iinu. and
llu i. l .. l.llll||Ill.ill‘l_\ llilml l))‘
liu. .~ m ..l. u.- F0 illltl li (‘IHIIII Iw rc-
in- w-i, ‘ilm domain “as dt‘ild. how-
(\

‘im pulh‘a‘ more iriiccnt nl lirst to

In l:~ w u'nulnr's story that lilo woman
lI-nl llnilt-d them in Grew-numb. liui
I‘unu’r and his helper both \oiilnlm-r-
rd lhc lniormntion that tin-y i|.‘d n--
qm-sit-d the Port t‘hm-lrr, N. )2. police.
to l‘t‘lle‘Vl‘ them or lwu men who had
"hooked" as ridr. .llill at that time.
Illt'lt' "to Int-n \erir ilu- only out-s tw-
sldcs them-curs in the (luck. This
lnaltrr Is also In lug iiuvstig'ntvd.

Tllt‘ letter which was addressed to
Mrs. \'uuakt-n at llit‘ llrooklyn uddrras
“as signed "Ralph". In the handbag
lht‘i‘t' Were amoral ndddresses. amoux
[\hrnl Oiw "itulph Mongan. Baltimore.
.Itl."

The llrmiklui police informed the

lml'lt-ll uulhoiiilu-n that up until u
“‘t‘t‘k also it Mrs. H. \‘unakcn "its liv—
inn; .it I]? Srho-rmcrhorn au-nuo,

Brooklyn. but that she loll thrre and
lit r rTfmn-inniv could “1- no idea as
to “lun- sln- might have gone. Tho
nunw of the room male was not rc-
u'ulwl. but It “us said by the “rock-
lyurpi-llrr ihnt sllt- would collie l0
Inirlrn to sow ll slu- could identify the
n-lnains.

Nothing Was known of the woman.
In‘_\0lul llu‘ incl that she- roonlt‘d at
tho- lirooklyn address for some iiillt‘
tilnc'.

SALARY BILL TO BE
SPLIT INTO SEVERAL
SEPARATE MEASURES

(Continued from Page One)

 

 

 

representnthe of the ilnal program of
upprm'rd stutt- «\po-nditurrs (or the
coming two nears. The members
were entitled to lmu‘ the entire mat-

 

Called (or and Delivered-

. , Carpet Cleaning Co.
“I It». 80. Norwalk

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

: «15m a ammlmm ..

jSTERUNG FURWITURE’.‘ as.
' i27-inzi’e‘WA5HIH‘3‘in‘t .‘
i - so. NORWALE.

 

 

 
 
 

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‘hnvid W. Rad end
‘ UNDERTAIEEIR .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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= ‘ In extinguishing the tire.

 
 
 

 

 

Nan—Office. 1103; .
V. "semen-0%.?” .

-ymmuhraascem no

ter before ll‘ll'lll when they acted on
the budget. he said. rather than to
puss an incomplete hill and later put
through amendments to meet statu-
tory changes subsequently Inside.

 

 

Jumped from the’ truck. The truck
toppled over and knocked her down.
The overhang of the truck struck her

 
 

Tomiison said that the other truck
was proceeding at a fairly low rate of
speed. as was his truck. but his being
heavier the lighter truck Was swung

Questions as to the Identity of the
woman. met with the following story

early this morning. they were hailed
by the woman. who fled them it
they would give her ’a iii’t‘as tar as

and she got on. She was well dressed.
nd appeared to be a woman of some
education. Neither Canter nor Bambo
were able to give much of a. story as
, to her nationality as they‘ said that

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black silk dress. and a bluish-green

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She carried a black leather hand bag

lice officials or ilrooklyn to learn if

inches tall. well built. approximately

 
 

 

 

 

Fly a Flag Memorial Day

We have a most reliable line, imall sizes of high grade, fast (-0101. cf
Cotton Bunting, of various grades, ranging In 5128 from 3x5 feet to

6x10 feet. Every one is very reasonably priced and will give Splen-

did service.

STANDARD 'All Wool BUNTING FLAGS (8x12 feet).....$22.50

FOR THAT VACATION -
s (All'Styles).
$2.00t05850

\200

,' BAG ,

Umbrellas—For Men and Women. .
Children’s Umbrellas............. .
Club Sun Un'tbrellis—In all the popular shades; white handles.

rings and tips. Specially pricedat $8.50 ;

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

.; .TRISTRAM £9? HYATT

I NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE. r"

 

 

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— H. KRIEGER 89’ CO. '

 

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Decoration Day Specials

In All Kinds of

READY T O WEAR CLOTHES
For Men, Women, Boys and Girls

‘ ALL THE NEW SPORT HATS FOR

“'01“ EN

OUR LO‘V RENT LOCATION ENABLES US TO UNDER-

SELL ALL COMPETITION.
HERE? '-

 

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We solicit CHARGE ACCOUNTS and extend to you the privi-
lege of settling your bill in EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

 

 

.‘ll-lhloltlAh I) Y A'I‘ INNKIJN

JIZ.‘ IOR [till SCHOOL.

 

9th Grade TW-

Flag Salute and Star Spangled Ban-
nrr—Claal. ‘ oi
A Monument lol the Soldiers—Idlin-
’ tmcat .
80:291.:n‘lcrica. the Dcnullful—Clasa.
Lincoln’s Gettysburg Addrese—George
Riannard.

Honored Dead—Dorothy Van

Kirk. .
Song—4 'c're Tontlng Tonight—Class.
The Dead Comrade—Myrtle Harrie.
l-‘landcrs' Fields and Memorial
- Day In France—Mary Ash,
Trio—Just Below the Battle. Mother

-—llarriet Jones. Jennie Sallick.

Eloise Shore.

Memorial hay—Alma Mainland.
Song—Americn-wlass.

 

 

_ YOUR orm Tans rr. ..

amuse. Romania.

 

Chalmer’s roadster.

Ford l-ton truck chain' drive.

Ford touring.

Norwalk' Radi. ator
Repairing Co.

TELEPHONE .54

 

 

APPRECIATE I’lltl-ZMI-ZN'S “'ORK.
The following. from Swan: 8: Cor-

bett, has been received by Fire Chic!

Boga rd us:

MR. GEORGE \V. BOGARDL'S.

 

South Not-walk. Conn.

Dear Sir:

We are pleased to inform you that
our apartment building is now fully

factory has also been thoroughly re-

work.

We are pleased that so much of th
buildings were saved and enclose our
check for 8150 in appreciation of the
splendid work of the tire department

 
 

 

_ Respectfufly yours.

, - SWARTZ & CORBETI‘.
The 3150 has been divided a) fol-
lows: 850 to Old “Fell Hook and Lid-
der 00.: $50 to Putnam Hose 00.. and
“0 to Chief Bodgardua '
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STATE LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION;

HARTFOR& May z'l.--The fl
‘jail sentence In Hartford for violation
of,the state liquor lav-taunt; to do
with the sale of intoxicating beverag-
es since national prohibition became
elective. was isnfised ta police court —

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

SPECIAL »

 

1:

Chief of Norwalk Fire Department. Mr

.Taller Theta for You

. restored and our tenants are occupy- Mg 1“ IN mm 3 .
s 3-. E 5 ing their tormer premises. Our cigar mt! that '0 ME.”-

~ Oono In and see 0‘! VI“. I”
novated and the cigaxsmakers area: “t a m
. \

New Tommie? Talks

usual-names
firm.

TOURING CAR. lll‘RSS.

before noon today a Man-
“1‘" touring t‘:ll‘_ _
Connecticut. tire on the
“var the Sterling Kill‘flgt‘.
and was totally
iiIImI-s igniting some
had leaked from the

gasoline which
The owner of the car was un—

liis name could not be learned.

 

 

 

 

BLADES

 

HOLDER

$ 1 .25

PREPAID

 

 

 

in Attractive Case

Satisfaction Guaranteed 9"
Money Refundsd
This ofier for- Emmi
time only.

a sourl-l MAIN eraser

 

Remit by money order or
cash—(no stamps)

 

COAL

GRAIN, WOOD, FEE“

 

DEVINE BROS ‘e

PHONE 53 . ‘ l

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F. H. BAXTE’R

DRUGGIBT l

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AGENT FOR

Minamrarke'l‘inor‘a

 

 

Frad RAZOR Co.

1475 any aDwar
NEW, YORK arr!

 

. i
sourn NORWALK SALE am: .
EXCHANGE STABLE!

Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

a soul, and Russell?
"EGANDIES
- :17?” “r 1’."
ONCE KORE

. I have a fine lot of (50) horses is D.
aoidtor the high dollar.

l Y Mr. Ear-mar. will tind what I“
'eeedollOr your spring work among tile-e

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. r: 30mm malt co.

 

 

 

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