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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 2, 1921 · page 11

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need have no fur-the: fear nor fuss,
' can look next winter in the face

Ions go, and
_ we know. .

 

" The man who buys his coal of us

”and dare it set its stiffest pace.; 7

The man who buys his coal right
here will find tho’ . coal is still
quite dear, he has secured the very

best and none has better East or
west. .g-M'E" '

The man wh bought his coal in

June now sings a.happy, care-

free tune and he who buys coal in

, July may count himself a wise old ‘ I
guy. The seasons come. the sea- ,
Winter’s on its way it

——

_‘ /

“PAPER DOLL”
AND NINE OTHERS

Come In 1' AV and Hear These
Latest dison Hits From
' BROADWAY
50789—Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
“ISO—Down Yonder
Premier Quartets
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
(0791,—-I've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
“NZ—Peggy O'Neil
- Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile is the Long.
. est Lewis James
“793-—Wait Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.

THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.

ss North Main St, so. Norwsllc
Opp. Congregational chard;-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. booklet, especially valuable for keepingaa sim

 

 

 

EOAL

GRAIN, WOOD, FEE.

 

DEVINE BROS
0 PHONE 53

 

 

F. H. BAXTER

~ ‘ DRUGGIS'I'
- I louvu MAIN s'rnln
AGENT son
M I Shaw, Park 8 man
GM Seal, and Danni's

 

 

F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Norwalk

 
 

 

 

 

Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢

Our Panatella Extras Are

Also Sold for 10¢

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c

 

OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY

 

our ‘ ' ‘ r’is‘Good—equal tolast‘year’s which a... the

best ever . Th reason I We believe it'-is Good Will that has »
brought us so‘ many orders. OurGoodWill toward you '_we try .

' in show in various ways: , ._-. * __\ -.
II By sivins best quality lumber ' 3i 1;; 1.; .3 f l‘"
BY shins prompt service .. ' z“

By fair and reliable dealings ' . . . J.
By low prices (ll replacement values ‘ -" -

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succeed.

. _ The Hatch $~Bafl€y C9“

.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
omnispvons , _ . 7
~ CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS

mom son monies urn mom
“ TAXI .mVIOI ' '
NORWALK ‘ OOODYW 00” TI!"

sou-til nouwatk‘

 
 
 
 

STOCK RECORD BOOK '

We have ready for distribution to investors and market trad-‘
CHASE AND SALES .

ers a handsomely bound 70 page PUR

ple and accurate

record of all transactions.

It is useful not only because it shows you at a "glance how

your account stands, what your profits and
trade, but also as a reference for income tax purposes.

yield of securfl'ies

O

Dividend tables for figuring the investment
are appended. .

If you will send us a list of the stocks and bonds you now hold,

we will be g
you may make your own entries if you choos.
Copy sent FREE 'On request.

Ask for N. 8. 601.

S. S. RUSKAY & CO.

Establiflled 1877.

Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New Yak.

42 Broadway
Phone: Bowling Green 3200.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

'A. F. BECKMANN & 00., Inc.

fl-II WMHINOTON STREET

 

Schultze’sVVednesday Specials

 

BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH... 40c lb.

Rib Lamb Chops .................. 35c lb.
. . ............. 40c lb.

Shoulder Steak . . ....... . ........ 16c lb.
Baker’s Cocoa ....... . ...... 18c—%-lb. tin

Loin Veal Chops

now omens-museum asnnrnsiin’aym

 

Aug. 2.—-—Men barf
d engaged in sturdy .
soil. are not an un-

. MEXICO CITY.
nessed to piowa an

he State of Moreios,

State and the ms
the situation by taking
The result is thatt b
being growfi there-

ally. in being watc
here. .inasmuch as
acheme/for apport
tracts 00mm! to 1
version of large

original owners-4f

By knowing that only “by serving "you well can we ourselves“

5’ . ' their places.
iful crops are
Moreibs. incident-
bed with interest
the Government's.
ionment of

 
 
 
 
 
 

arious mun
led out there.

the scheme is
ingle district
more - than

 

ties-— is being cart
According to reports.
working out we“
wil lproduce t
"00.0130 (pesos
air cultivation
temporarily- bee-an
chinery. which was
strayed during Vi“
periods and has not be
It is stated. howevcr-
sitar milli are ‘0
Stite which will
the first crops or

 
 

has been a
se or lack of ma-
dismantied and de-
ious revolutionary
en restored.

that two lame
erected in the
ii’needs when
9 harvestc
. Morclos is known
t States in the
iturc has been re-
il recently.
‘in toto by

who are mid
cultivate the land ‘0

INCH” 1“. 811,

public, but ngricu
tarded. becau

the best udvanb

v‘filVEN il_[_l_T_A_ll_Y BLUES

GERMAN 1M

 

losses are on each «
ea rrom First Pate-

South American 0

The conimcroia
tina showed improyem
ports were do
creasing. Comnu-r
at Buenos Aires.
from the ruin

l situation in Argon-
(Int in that im-
nnd exports'in-
ache Foch-y.

lad to enter them and send the booklet to you; or

lug a marked do

and because of
there was little p
dcrs for American

rospcct of placing or—
ods except some

to liquidation and

\ goods that
istoni house were
3‘ or rcturnt-d to

houses have gone in
thr- Amcricau
emigrating the Cl
ing disposed of slowi
the United Stan-s.

Port cong-silon w
(1]. ho reported.

in Brazil cm

as m uch im prov-

f cxircmc dc-
lur‘iug the month.
(‘ommvrcinl

New York
Schurz. at lilo do
too was helm: lioui:
although Germany

comrnrntively
and ihr-rt-iiy‘liolplng her ex-
port -i rndc. '
German impor
ihvlr ‘Tfidt‘
rv-prirtod wry
9hr dopresflon.
cgm houses are

 
 

ht by Europeans.

is have been rcduccd.
n~prcsvnintiycs wcrc
On account of
fur important Amcri-
closing their omccs at
liin do .lnnviro. but this policy.
rvri. did not seem ailvisnhll‘.
measures to rcmcdy the economic cri-

A temporary suspension of i‘urthcr
snlrs campaigns in Porn, (in
of the general situation.

 

\\'ii$ IT‘I‘OIII-
PHONE 1406 . Commissionci
. Smlih. nt Lima.

lncri‘uscd. unemployment. reduction
of Government revenue imd stagnant
marlivis continued
economic sltuntion in Mexico. scandal
in: in Trade Commissioner Connell. at
The financial situation
was about the same. he asserted. re-
duction in the wages of railroad cm-
ploycs'wns and to bc the cruise of

The high cost of.
ccliirod. was main-

.‘itwivn Cit".

llm atoning siri
li\lm:. Mr. Council
transport “on
ad congestion
“'zis improving and nd repairs

and maintenance construct 11 active.

__._______————-——
TO “(1111) SPECIAL SKIP.

 

LONDON. Aug.

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash’ton 8t, and R. R. Ave, S. Nor-walk
BLACK ROCK BREDGEPORT

s

WESTPO RT

Schultze Markets Close at Noon (D. S. T.) on Wednesdays.

 

w”

lwon organized to build a large spec al
ship of :l. type that has much yet linen
constructed. says the Times. and to
send lu-r on' it cruise of the world as
":1 flouting exhibition of the manufnc-
tnrcs of the United Kingdom."

Tho officials of the company include
Sir George B. Hunter and other di-
rectors of the firm which built the
Maurctnnia. as well as the Duke of

 

 

2m

 

Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
. Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Wm. J. Ungvary

Telephone 2389 , :

 

seem View Ave, So. Nor-”walk"

 

no MORE HIGH PRICES

__at__

Max Levy’s Shoe Store.
II. Bo. Main so, So. Nos-walk

 

fig connection With Any Other

8tore_

 

 
 
 
 

. “Saving 'or $1.50 to $3.00

 

. ngyE Gehebe’s m

It'- Here If It’s Housewarm—

 

Save Your Time and Energy in This
Extremely Hot Weather

Phone Your Wants and the Things Will Be Chosen Carefully

According .to Your Directions

Preserving Kettle or a Screen Door, or any of the thousand

Perhaps its a Dinner Set or an ice Cream Freezer or may be'a '
.3“ l

and one things that 0 .stock contains. No matter . _. .

what you wi‘s , we‘ll provide it

quickly and economically. ' . . _-. r

“‘3'. ' ‘ A Just PHONE 527
:35 wgsmo'roii eraser, :

L

Norilmnihcrland.
' chairman of
Lloyd's Rank. and other business men.
The yossel will be known as "the Brit-
ish trade ship." ' l

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Emc. EVENT For: 3:

 

. (‘ourt LaureL'Catholic Daughters of
formerly the Daughter-sch
n their fall activities
be held in Red Men's
uring October._ Keen-

t‘astiio, will ope
with a hazanr'to
Hail sometime d
est interest is being sh
committee in. charge
committees 'wiil' Dr 3D
gariow phases of the

pointed for the

 

 

HOTO SERVICE
‘ SUPERIOR ' ‘

_ ' Printing, developi

 

sou'rn seaward:

ng and en—

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Come and see our window for
prices and convince yourself.

Everything Reduced From a

 

 

MID-SUMMER SALE .
Of Corsets, Hosiery, Brassieres, Gloves and Underwear.

BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED -
See Our Window Display for Reduced PficeO‘ 1

SOUTH NORWALK’S 'LEAOiNe
OORSETIEBE and GIL-OVER a}.

CLIFFOBD~HOTEL BUIL

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DING.

 

 

larging serv1ce oi superior
character. . The most
{Which brings the most expert
results. See that we get your
Photo work -and that. you get
“1' Dhét‘o 3‘ Bésficé- . Superior

A Ice Cream is more
‘ (service. lowest, "

Quality, quick

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and ,as auto robes.-
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a; BIG’ BA THING

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AMERICAN mus .

YORK. Eng. August 2.-—Prcsenta-.
(ions of silken American flagsto Bri-
tish Rotary Clubs. as a token of Anglo-
Saxon friendship are of growiigr tre-
quenty throughout England and thc
custom is spreading into Scotland and
\Vales. according to newspaper ac-
counts.

One of the most recent gifts or this
kind. "an earnest of the friendship
and fellowship America bears to Great
Britain."'was presented to the York
Rotary Club by Luther Stark of
Orange, Tex. Vice President of _thc
International Association of Rotary
Clubs. The Lord Mayor of York, Ai-
derman EPVValkcr. in accepting the
Stars and Stripes on behalf of the
York Club, expressed ”the apprecia

and said it Was such a tie as would
help to bind still closer the English-
spcaking peoples of the world.

\

clarcd. “is desired in this country."
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FRENCH OPEN AIR SCHOOLS.

for open air schools.

of private effort.

.markably low prices.- .
LTRUNKs. BAGS, SUIT CASE

“Kiddie” $2.00 Bathiiig Suits . . . ..

 

 

tion and pleasure" oi the recipients

Another American flag was recently
unfurlcd at Rothcrbam. at the weckly
meeting of the Rotary Club. by Inter-
national \‘icc I‘crsidcnt “’illiam Cop-
poch. of Council Iiiun‘s. Iowa. The
Bishop of Sheffield. who is an honor-
ary Rotary member said he was cer-
tain the movement would have a bene-
ficial effort on a large number of men
and women. He said he approved the
effort to secure the whole-hearted ni-
liunce ,nnd friendship or all branches
of the Anglo-Saxon race. "A real inst-
ing friendship with America." he (104

PARIS. August 2.-—-Open air schools
as a part of the French public school
system have been approved by a com-
mittee or hygienists and educators as
the result or conferences between the
Ministry of Public Instruction and
Julian Clarence Lox-i of New York. rc-
presentipg the French—American i'nion

Hercioforc oped .air schools and
classes in France have been the result

 

lfll NO‘RWALK‘ EllClthCO.
‘ Emmi?»

 
 

WASHiNGTON ST.
ONE 959

 

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ARMY BLANKETS—Uusf- the thing for camping, summer pom
I 'We have them in wool and part Wool a:

'I See window display.

 

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SLAB styles and sizes fairly pr;- .2"

SUIT BARGAIN S
For Men and Women, Boys and Girls.

cool-COOOCOIODOIO...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

«9" .

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

H. Krieger €9’ C

Outfittters to Men, Women, Boys and (y

 
 
 
 
 

 

The House Where YOUR CREDIT IS A.
GOOD 'AS CASH ELSEWHERE.

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King Constantine I .

 

P'A'nis. Aug. 1.
of Greece. has entc
important railroad Juncti

the Hcllcnlc forces 1’
Nationalists. says a dispatch
Aihcns. Premier
led ihc King. it is said.

The Journal today assert."
had received intorma
and Grei’cc intcn
probe, Allied Council to me
cliort to end he

.._._——
in: to Capital.

“'illlnm Howard Taft has sob:

yours ago.

The deed was exec
town. Mass. on Friday last
witnessed by President 1
yard l'niycrsityx

(or the be: result-

 

Enters Eski-Shehr

”King Constantino.
red Eskl-Sheh r. the
on in \Vcst- b

crn .Asia Minor. recently captured by
com 1hr Turkish

from
Gmmar‘is accompan-

(1 unit it

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE STORE THAT MAKESGC:

Newell & Mm;
CLOTHIERS AND Rois-1R8
153 Washingtcn s: s: ‘cvwall

 

lion that Turkey
dcd to ask the Su-
diiitc l'l an
lilies lwiwccn tlu in.

.llfSTlCE Tam SELLS HOME.

Big Reductions 0'; All in
Clothing. Fimishngiau
Iiats

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Gheml'p PIM§ in Now “in-on mi 1....
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2.4.». I.. .. 1° maintain
corded today shows that Chiili I.

323.000 the house in \Vhiincy um
which he bought for a home :«v

He had not “Iccnily on“:
pied it. as it was leased when 'Mr. Tm:

went to ‘Vashlngton during the war.
uicd at \Viliinins
and was
.owcll of Hur—

. lOllI'lFlS

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Try 9. cimueo'aa in the Sentinel

pnrf. .

 

SPECIALS

 

BbarSfor

 

 

 

 

 

 

FL" You’ll, Say .
That’s the usual ex ression that.

accompanies the first
Our Ice Cream. You can't help but

express your-eel: that way. for

pression.

than a palate
- fiction—it is truly (me O! the best
itoods we have—always inviting—
aliivays appealing.
tasted our you do not know
what good Cream is. ‘ 7 _ \

 
 

 

 

 

56 South Main Street. — . . . - PhoneOOO

 

 

 

when our cream is made the‘best .

 

momma

FOR THE WEEK

bakery business is operate b3
Wilkins.

Grisco ......... 17cacan
Corned Beef, No. 1 Size,
Cut to . . ......... 190 a can
no
“53?”??? .N.°. .2. sszc a can
Mixed or Black Tea . 35¢ 9. lb
Swift’s Pride Soap ‘ 250

Main Stare, 26 Wall 51’... m

”—d

A. STULL 17 No' Main St., So. Norwali
0

last um

 

 

5--.

Opposite Wilson’s Hat Shop
south Norwalk. coon.

Kit-Oran AUTO PTG: co.
m m sm‘ Phon. ”we
Bast Norwalk. Conn

High Class Work ‘W

 

A.

 

40' Inch Brown Muslin
36 Inch Double. 3 or d e r

Baillie Linene, desirable
colors 25c

 

The Textile Store

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l‘w‘: “'l‘tur 7

Our ((1.111an is growing ‘
Mung to the innumcmnfe
m-nts which we have rwcivcd
and local patrons, This
pmiw- to you ihzn our ciiorts r:-
iu a succosfiul business.

' is our um motto. I
lu um (I from end
how? so it

"Cltm,lir.(s:‘
cstabbhnum is (
end eury twentyiour
always keep a char atmosphere
is opened for :nspcczion .iz allb
for the persons who wish 1o see
our shop is kept dean are how
products are made. The “mspec‘
are our friends.

Our branch 51:»;
is running on he 5.
Emma are made ;- I'ir maths-E
NOI'WEJIL “'hclllvr you L"? &
walk or in Scum
able to purchase the
goods and thy may
your home at any

Special prices are g
churches and parties.
In this establishment. the its;
and candy business is optima _
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk .-

.~ in South \‘0.

 

 

THE CHOCOLATE SHOP

Branch Store.

 

S D. G. CANDY C0.

WHOLESALE CONFE
TION‘EBY AND ICE
CREAM (JONES
63 Osborn Aveniu

Phone 479-13

 

Firm quality Chambray, iOc yd..
loyardsfor $1.00
Curtain Sci-1m, ‘10 yds. $1.00

 
 
 
 

 

 

fi.

136 wasnmerou STREET

 

 

way it brings forth the best ex;

 

 

"Have Your
Radiators '

. Su—ua‘.

is?
i

It Will. Cost
‘ 3°. I‘m“;

E

wan Street

 

 

owns. eraser,

 

revvaaaimu‘in Stock

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Up-to Date Glil‘r 3""

HALL-MARK
CANDIES
THE BEST

 
 

 

 

 

Advertise in the Sentinel.

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