Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 7, 1921 · page 12

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

fi not very pleasing,

- , lie bin—are you listeningi

A heater, a fire, some heat going
up, with comfort in each scintilla-
cheerful -
when time chines to sup—it’s sure-

fion. A home that is
17:“ a’ fine cembination.

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- b A cold day' In Winter, you know
.hhat that means, when finger-s.
Md noses are freezing When a
Math from the Arctic blows swift '
“rough your jeans in a way that .'

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Build Your Own Home

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The Hatch é? Bailey Co.

INGS, BEAVER BOARD AND SHHITROOK

.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

DISTRIBUTOR.

CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
monsoon FOR WEDDINGS AND more

 

“BITS... OF
‘ BROADWAY”
EDISON RE- CREATIONS
‘W‘r—W—q

No. 50783—Prlcs $1. 35

‘ Cherie—Fox Trot
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I'Found a Rose In the Devil’s Oar.
'lcn—Fox Trot, Fisher-Ruskin
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
' No. 50777—Prlcs, $1. 35
I'll Keep on Loving You—Medley
Fox Trot (Introducing "Coral
881".) Rose- -Zany Blown
lax Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
.oonlight—l‘ox Trot. Conrad
lax Fells’ Della Robbin. Orchestra
No. 50781—Priee $1.35
Ion Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot.

 
 
 

Yvain Orlandos Orchestra
Idol Mine—Fox Trot. Pollack
Franklin Orlando's Orchestra

 

THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO co.

. North Main 8L. So. Nov-walk
Opp. Congregational Church

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OWN YOUR OWN HOME! p.

The more acute the shortage because the higher rents are likely to [3.

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grime“. July 7.-—'rno. interns:
n'a‘tional conference on white slavery
closed here vesterday without having
placed regulation of the white slave
traffic on its minutes. it is learned.
voted down. 1?
regulation as

 
 
 
 

The question was
countries opposing

 
 

A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a , a. mum; materials available at i - rable votes
Th country is financially soon b a, against only 11 no .
man. Sane Coal lying there a- ‘ 01“,,“er ismore eilcient and secured at alter rates. A warp .erbal duet occurred be-
glistening. A cellar, a window, a Lets Start Something—We'll Help (men 1).- Lewaid at: Gelsmmy anth.
Régnault represen ng rance‘ w en
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(elation of white slaVe traffic had
been introduced into the occupied
portion ochrmany. M. Regnault re-
plied that such regulation was less
odious than Germany'a“measures in
1914. when Belgium and France were
invaded. Both speakers later agreed
toyeithdraw their remarks.

 
 

 
 
 

rnssron'rs ARE ESSENTIAL.

 

 
 

Amos-loans Should Have Them “11m
Visiting Foreign Countries.

In a recent notice to trans-Atlantic
steamship companies. the State De-
partment emphasized the fact that.
while the Government does not re-
quire American citizens to carry
passports at the present time. they
are essential in foreign countries. and
for this reason ever) passenger
should be required to produce a pass-
port before boarding an outgoing

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

QUALITY GROCERIES
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FREE DELIVERY

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'A. F. BECKMANN Bi CO., Inc.

II-fl WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 14“

* Schultzes Friday Fish Specal’s

STEAK HALIBUTL. .

 

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OWE-T CLEANING

‘ ”aniline-almond
_ ’V' Ho‘h-bnamnu
Mum“? nuos cam-n,

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Carpet Cleaning Co.
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STEAK' SALMON ....... . ......... 30c lb.
Steak Tile Fish . . . . . . . ......... 20c lb.
Steak Cod........_ .......... . ...... 18clb.
Steak BOStou Blues ................ 14c lb.
Fresh Mackerel ................... 30c lb.
Weak Fish ........................ 20c lb.
Flat Fish........; ................ 12clb.
Haddock ............ L I ............ 10c lb.
Round Clams 20cqt.

SUNBEAM COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
While They Last, 15c can.

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Iain 8t.; Wash'ton 8t., and R. 3. Ave, 8. Norwalk
WICTPORT _ BLACK ROCK BRIDGEPORT
schultza Markets Close at Noon (0. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.

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steamer. Most of the steamship
companies hmc been careful In car-
ning out this regulation. and in the
Royal Mail Steam Pack-
et Company cver passenger has rc-
cclud printed and verbal instructions
concerning the homes“); for procur-
ing a passport. as well as the course
to he followed in obtaining one
\Vhlle passport examination
been carciuih observed. as a rule. in
New York. there has been some lax-
ii\ at othcr American ports. and on
this account amoral passengers who
nmlI-ctcd to obtain the requisite pap-
ers found themselves In serious difli-
they arrived In their

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.ngland and it “as only by the as—
sistancc of influential friends that he
Ins ilnalh permitted to land.

in a recent statement. Ira P. Hoyt.
l'. .‘l pnsnport agent in New York.
mcntloncd that the French authori-
ties had complained about the num-

 
 

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Alec
railroad tracks in Southport. Sunday. .
with an arm cut oi! and a wound in -
Police Sergeant :
Frank Virelli went to Southpdrt. yes-
terdny to Imestigate the accident as
the authorities suspect foul play.

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Children’s Silk 1/2 Hose—Black, white and pink...
Children’s Lisle Socks—Big values .. . . ..

 

 

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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE. ‘fi

Ladies’ Silk Stockings—Black or brown. 'An extra special.

Ladies’ 3/1" Hose—Just the thing for warm weather.
and navy. Were $1.85. . .

Children’s Silk Stockings—Regular length.

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SeaSonable Stocking Specials

690
Black, white
.. . . . Now $1.25

White or blue.

59c, I5c, 98c
.85c, $1.00, $1.25

. . 29c, 35c, 500, 550, 69c

BATHING SUITS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
BATHING CAPS, SHOES, STOCKINGS AND TIGHTS

 

Sl‘ Sl'l‘X‘T 1011': PLAY.

 

BRIDGEI‘OR’I‘. July

Backier.

head. State

.‘lIXlSTI‘ZIdAL CRISIS NEARLY
OVER. ‘

 

MADRID. July 6 (By The Associat-

cvi l'n-ss).—1‘he ministerial crisis has
V

of Premier Allende ‘
main in office with the exception oh .

irtunlly bI-en settled and the Cabinet
Salamr will re-

he Ministers of Finance and Justice.

 

her of American citizens arrhlng at
French ports withmIt the Use requir-
rcnch regulations. All Euro-
cxccpt Belgium. he

mi in F
pI nu countries.
said. require trinelcrs to carry pass-
ports with a proper \Isc

()nc of tin most rcmnrknlilc pass-
ports cur produced in a trnxcllcr,
“nu shonn to the immigration chi--
clals in VI“: York rcccnll} in SInor
Grnnm lteus a Permian cotton
mrrclmnt who arrixId on the Royal
Mail llhcr nropcszn. His 11:.Import I
which was more than six feet long]
borr- \lot'l of nearly e\cr_v counlr) in
Ev Iom. Reno: Reyes c\plalncd that
its. h n! Ih “us rim to tilt fact that in
had l In hum l‘Iru on lmsincss for

mo: -Il rm and :1 half scars. and

cultlcs when

Europcnn destinations In the case
of Arnold Dni). the actor it was stat-
ed that through failure to haie his
passport \Iscd. he was held up by the
llritish nnxnl authorities on reaching

 

 

 

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Fill. \‘t‘ ll 1" \l\' \l'lllw K KILLS Ii.
1‘. i' I SSI. I. > July 7. —-Si\' l'rcnch;
posi .II I mplru- wcrc killed )f'sll'l‘ilJ‘ ;
when a train irmciing from Amstir-

dam to I‘nvw “us dcrniiui nIur Mons.

l 31 80. Main St.,

NO MORE HIGH PRICES ‘

_at_.
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
So. Norwalk

 

No Connection _With Any Other
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Come and see our window for
prices and convince yourself.

Everytlnng' Reduced From 8
Saving of $1.60 to $3.00

 

 

 

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ti.——CoronerA :
l‘lielan is investigating the death of .
found dead near the ‘*

 

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US TO SELL FOR

and small weekly paymvnh zii't't

 

USED CARS
Dodge 1010 Commercial
Dodge 1017 Touring

l Fords
“Good";tar and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed while w“ wait.

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H. Krieger E? Co.

Outfittters to Men, Women and C hildren

OUR LOW RENT LOCATION ENABLES

LESS THAN ALL

OTHER COMI’ETITORS

CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENI Hi!)

all bills.

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KENDRICK’S GARAGE
FORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED

30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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It's Here If It's Hoosswars. mllvery

.LCE . CREAM FREEZERS
White Mountain, Alaska, North Pole and Acme.
PRICES— $1.49 UP.

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1921 SUMMER SESSION

July 5 to Sept. 2

Merrill Business College

Regular} and Special Courses
neuron rum ALLOWED rnonn 314.2.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Four Silken Inches
Longer Than the 7*
Ordinary Vest

The 'Vanity Fair Plus-4-
Inch Vest takes its nuns horn
the four extra inches in length
which make all the difference
between the vest that rolls up
uncomfortably under the cor-
act and the one that forms a
smooth silken line from corset
to stocking iopl Its shoulder
straps 'are hematiiched and
placed so they cannot ali 03
the shoulders! The ail
these wens is. sai- all Venue,
Fair uncles-things, luxurious
and well woven

Priced nt ,1 ”'95

 
 

 

 

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Plan-4 lurk Val
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J. M. LAYTON & ‘CO.,
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EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP.

mBownth Norwalkm
SELLING OUT '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.g. DRESSES
” ' mow oosr
. NO W . - -.._.
' " l" TARLOV BROS.
- z: . . :o lip-es Data Cigar Ctora
1“ " . HALL-MARK
; g; Money Depos1ted Before .2. ONES
I oo . 3. THE BEST;
2 2:: Jilly 10th DraWS IntereSt j? $1.10 lb.
.3. ' :3: Mo Block. T01. 1581
g s: From July lst. :3
. I: _ I :3: The Textile Store
5 :g. Take advantage of this opportunity and place your sav- ‘: ———.- '
‘ ’8' ings with us NOW! :g. Sale of White Goods
‘ :3; This Week
Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may 3 m w ’50! ems-'1'.
receive deposits from $1 to $5,000 0:. ' sourI-I nonwsLK. l

 

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THE STORE THAT I‘AKES GOOD

Newell & Murray

CLOTHIIRS AND FURNISHERS
158 Washington at. 3°. Norwaik

7—DAY SALE—7
NOW ON _,,",

31.00 Otis Lisle and Baibrlggan
Shirts and Drawers, £5e garment

81.25 Athletic Union Suits
Stuttgarter and Topkis makes 89c

$5.00 Pure Wool 'Bathing
Suit ...................... $3.45
$3.00 Imported English Wool
nouns-o ......... ....... steel

 

 

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