Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 10, 1921 · page 12

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\ __"j_‘ ’ ./’ .
.. « .- ounn-u done“, Grin-m.
lo eoaelu s. reinst-

l ed'ort ralse 81,000.00.
Indor- siumnl snd
" ' 0‘ “'0 . so so to

don
the hnlt Inflion plodged by
Board. col-
Moots

ughout the
ore who is re-
h the pins followed nnd
m the ”bolts. And
answer is Dr. Lymsn Pierson
l snthor. eduutor nnd orstor.
u. o'well was grodustcd from
Bopltino and the [’hllsdelphio
“7 School. He did grnduto
st Johns Hopkins. Wisconsin
Pennsylvnnia. lie was pro-
~ at New York University. and
n tormor president of Hohnrt
v» ogo. During the war he led-
~ rod 1,000 times throughout the
lnitod sum for patriotic associa-
. - s. in 1917 he went to the wor
- had studied the effect of wnr
education in Europe. He is the
thor 0! many books on education.
dad theology.
Twelve colleges have ”pooled to
. Powell to old them in meeting
Inanclsl problems. The need
funds to lneresso toachers' sol-
onlargo present equipment to
o lugor student bodloo. ond
Inoot increased costs of mainten-
Al perplexing college prod-
everywhere.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

i 1 (EN ESE
1!,

TOKJO. June lO.—The utuilt-nts of
no Kyoto lmept-riul l‘niu'rsirt have
passed a resolution (ii'r‘lnring that the
I “pant-so share or the liou'r indem-
l nity should be expended in tin inter-
. g u of Chinese Iludt'nls In Julian, and
g 3 have appointed a t‘ommllive I.» inlist
3 ,7 the support of the Toklo Illlp('11.il i'ni~
i
l

kT‘l'Dl'T‘TS “3‘ NT
IMONI'IY.

fiersity students.
The Kyoto students tlw'lzm that
» Chinese students in Japan should re-
; Drive In hearty welcome. rutntmtlil unit
it commdeshlp fro mthe .liipmir-w stu-
" lento. and expressed ‘rt'gri-t ii. it the
i :1 ”0.000 Chinese young men in Japan of
*9,“ few years ago have ilm'r-nswl to s
M fraction of that number. in mi-
bi Union to Which the i'Tlilim-Jupnn
, ,u'reement respecting Chinese siuiit-nis
‘ h Japan will be allowed to lapse on
g “I expiration this month. This will
' Mn the practical disumwamnvv of
iii the Chinese students. thw pixiwipnl
; 5 “use of which i! lht‘ lntllli'r-rn'.’ (lis-
3, .blnyed tOWard thc-m h} the .l;ip.it.vst-.

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'FOrmt‘r Secretary of ('mnml‘rcr
”(dileld in The Nation's iiusim-ss

.- :th‘es this delimit: lllllsll'ailli'll nt “in!
; present conditions in S‘llll‘i \lii-i‘li'u
“mean to iht‘ Amwiflin nmnuluvlut'i-t.

. "Today t!.(tr izu- forty lllllilOll (lol-

_ .hrs in mm» m Am"Tl(‘.'l‘i L'nmls llil<
‘ cold in th: harbor oi Hill-n03 .\irt-s
"lone. Among them arr iii-m .‘Iuto-

' mobiles. Is it sensible. is it reason-

’ 3.519. to take a stop which “iii prur-

:' ‘ticall? prevent the'dvliw-ry ot that
l hrge amount of Anit‘rlt‘un goals? it
I .- they were your goods. how “mild you
i; loci about it? The unmo- ia true in
; RIO, and the .‘llllllt' is inn lit i‘nllnn.
i more the warehouses nrr- full of un-
fdollveretl American gnmlfi. r.tll\\'.l) ('JI'
fire filled. and m-ows in the inn lilt'
‘ ‘ hovered with Ullilill\tl‘t‘il Amt-rh‘un
. gms. covered with iiirpuuiins to
hep them out or the wet. uhiic small
L-otor launches ut night brim: thieves
wt into the buy who shoot iii-s watch-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ll and have currii :1 off, in some
3;. . as much as sixty pt-r (”1" of
Ole goods.” zz
FOR THE fl()l.'.~'l<2\\'ll"l-J.
5% Eplnnch balls are d! lit-ions: st-rved

‘ bu buttered toast. with (‘l‘I‘Ltlll
‘fiured over the whole.

To be at their best. luikt-d potatoei
flould be served ltnlnmllntt-ly utter
~ flaking from the own.
Cut. old bread in

511110?

half-inch cum-s.

ll" . ‘ in butter and serve with sugar
"2 d cream for breakfast.
. *4 Save pound tins which have con-

" ”9 - lied baking powder. Tho-y are nice

3“. 4 steaming brown bread and pud-
.’ ',‘..

{flirted food should always be drain-
on s. sieve. it the articles touch.
will form and soften the crim
_~ ‘ . When food is properly
-.' It in put into fat suiticlently hot
. ,- the outside and retain the
: ‘ or Ind juice in full.

 
 

 

m DARREN
YOUR GRAY nun

 
 
 

, . no darken your hair with
. Tea snd Sulphur. no one can
use it's done so naturally.
Preparing this mixture.
st home is mussy ind trou-
-At little cost. you can buy
drug store the resdy-to-usoi
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.. danti Bulphur‘Composnd.‘
f. umpen a. sponge or soft
‘ m it uh drew this thrown
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CLEVELAND. 0.. June 9.—Arrest
of the “man with the cap." it i'oreigxh
0".de to hove ooslsted in the
stnhhr'lng to death of Dsnlel F. Ksbcr.
My publisher in his Lakewood
hone. nest-tr two yesrs sgo. brought
3 mm todny from Mrs. Mary
Erich]. CO. thot early in January last
she and a woman friend received
threatening block hand letters.

Hrs. Brichel. nether oi ms. Ev:
cothorlno fisher. widow of the mur-

 

hu' tougher. m

The police todsy were noun-g for
snothet foreigner in connection

in the Heywood Division of measure '00." bed done g (jumble act.
resulted in another electors! dorm that over that reported act. he had
tor the Coolltlon. W. Hells. hbol'. 40- :uttered violent words and made oc-
reauns Colonel Englsnd. amnion- caution. watch had been repeated to
uberol. by the sorrow margin 0! 805 m. fit-t man.
votes.

 
 
 

 

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ltytorould hop resulted.
After tolling wit the first men.
inclined to sym-

. use io.-—'rse reelection mat“. One had been told til:

the quarrel had been.

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Advertise in the sentinel.

 

I round it impossible to placate

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holthow‘IoskCflr‘m'dhetntoldngb‘ddebosqutmhn: each esp-os- regsa'st
rug-Winslow snapper-ton -o.eot.ncnthnt. vingW ‘.-

.gustheflerohedled.nhortbldtheenedtheothor.find1heyencoum Mastodolednsto remember
police "a man with sapdldlh'.’ ch school. thst mood. in. lite en- nmsswlthwhoulhodhoon ot outs

--—-—-.——-—"- MmMei-tslkingwithhnnontand W why-I'm.
COALITION AGAIN pm. the other men I realised that the en» come. We toldoach other (internsh-
C-I—‘Ill .5 ' thesttairwasthsreounot a. mis- lym..wolndhoonangw.Whenell

the viewpoint of the other we lsugh-
edandtoldeoohother how tool

Hays n. L. Dohu'ty.

Oil consumption is coining at a
rapid rote. giving promise or soon
outrunning even present production
in the opinion of Henry L. Doherty.
president 0! the Cities rvioe Com-
m, in I. much!“ issued yesterday.
Contained reduction of the price of
mid-continent, crude oil at this time.
he._declamd. will reset to the benefit
of {he companies sad the detriment
oi! the public, for it will curtail pro-
duction. forcing strongly high prices
at o hter dete.

"Consumption in Abril." he said.
“was at a rate or 83 per cent or pro-

 

auction and still gaining. indicating

 

Dr0d uction.

doesn't pay.

 

.hat (Wen under in» tin.
ed business conditions
foreign dazzand
again soon
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hovins cane butt

no out to break all records!
@000 as the lowest-amounts U!
o month of June. and in order to

am into effect the lowest prices on our

sin-co Piece 0am Bock-Velour one: couple“

. . ~ . also. Armchslr end We Clair. Very similar to the
' In line veiours and the from are of ransom drhh.

 

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m I. VINO that every heusowii’e will appreciate.
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’7 this Suite in our Window Number

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m suite is of the popular Jsoobesn

REFRIGERATORS—All klndo

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'8! momlns an gray hair
and otter smother-spun;
or two your hair been-sol

utitnny darkened. glossy
__ m was Jim-m.

no oi.-i.-l,-u‘
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58975

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BlghtPiocoWfllismandMsryPerlodBuite-‘V
513950 m

,Buflst. Extension Table and six tine Diners with sauna. leather nests.

figures since the year 1914. We have everything from

 

 
 

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on tho

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Young Couples will and this s most opportune urns to otnrt
Keep in mind that our Easy Pnnnont Plan

I o: m dispo-l. -

“rs. Wklln" completely furnishes o Parlor. Dining Room.

end Bed Room Complete tor 3189.50. Cosh or Credit. 'hnns
to Bull.

The Empre-I." Completely furnishes Parlor. Dining Boom
~and m Room 3225.00. Cash or Credit. Terms to Butt
"l'he Advsnce." This outnt {urnldxeo‘PaI-lor. Bed Room.
M noon: nnd stamina. 3:25.90. cm or Credit. m
to out. "

“filo Dobuxo.” 'nils outtlt will furnish o Living Room. Din-
tn; 300m and lied itnum. Reduced to 0205.50. Cash or
M Terms to Suit.

“The Btnndard" will out!“ a Parlor. Bed Room. Dining Room
sud Kitchen. tuna. Cash or Credit. __ Terms to Butt.

“rho Dolmxe" furnieheo Living Room. Dining Room. Bed
Room snd Kitchen. 8344.00 Cash or Credit. Terms to Suit.

‘ mom-”M‘Torm Tofinit”

and sizes—Priced at the lowest

finish. and includes large aised

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

zen-gfigg mi. mim- your needs may be, BUY mam-mas
snack, of NOW! Ion hove the benefits of. the lowest prices since

 

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Remember Hsdle 's
A smell deposit
Week Poys The Bill."

 

 

 

 

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Easy Payment Plan is at your dis
“A Little mi;

clivers the Furniture and—

rtoee Golden Oak Dining Room 3

Sines 10” we have not been able to offer you such a

~‘4-~--“v-vn vent. ~— ill

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D“ ’ “M ,
Golonlal Chamber Suite In Choice of Wool.

i'xt r-vd

If these i '
long continued I predict tmw‘ am
oil prices Will have to no
anything which has hi
been paid for oil.
of any improvt my
ness conditions."

 

 

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mm Table and six strong (‘halis are inwhmv .1 in .

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‘ M I“ I $10350 '1": i llix l." wi ~|
This entire Suite just us pictured in .‘tlflllfflili._\', “11ml, iv - tr ' $4.
Finish—Every piece of mmnteed construe \ .‘. ,l'

HALF the former price! Ask to so»

 

Nine Piece

‘19850

One 0! the most populnr Dining Suites on the ni:ir‘l"".'
Buffet. (‘hlns Closet. Extension Table and six Diner> mm 13....

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£2373

 
 
 

 
 

 

Rugs of all kinds have been pricecut to th: lxm‘tZ V's: tn: 5
tons, Axministers, Veiveto. Brussels, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

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All About ONE-HALF THE FORMER PRICE!

Oven-stuffed Tapestry Suits—With Spring Am: 3

This)“

s240°".

was” interested in High erode Furniture will readiw api‘rcvlfii
thnt this “to has sold until very recently around $475.00.
on flown—upholstered in fine quoiilzy Tapestry.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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