Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 5, 1921 · page 12

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STARTS TOMORROW, SA ,
And Will Last Just Ten Days f ,-

 

, One: , , OWL-Tomorrow
. was Rooms AT 8:30‘
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‘ ‘ moron. Aug: swore!
‘ “m Monsters reconfirm-oi
Wm mam:- ‘of'Sih‘eri

tilde his mysterious "get-away" from
mwfiok by hiding on thebottomi
of a. motor car whichlwas escorted by
m automobiles containing Japanese
. bullion saw arms according to a. ‘
datement milieu ammo-press bureau
of the Viadfvost‘ol?‘ government;
'1'” “client continued: "The
W “of 'th‘e'nrmed‘ ‘Jépanese guard 1
‘ mat the Koppel forces from de-
um AtmorSem‘ien‘oft. Informa-
tion" bur been“ recelved recently- that
bilingual had arrived at Nikolsk and"
Ifmying'at‘the‘headquarters of one
of his‘demlwnento. , I
”It is reported from authoritative"

 
 

 

 

 

 

. Voidof any sensationalism, this
shop will start: its ANNUAL SEA-
SON END SA‘LE, beginning To;
morrow, and we may confidently
assure you that someof the finest
boarceo um Semienolf intends to pro- honest-to-goodness values Will be
mfig‘fififvi‘xfi'fi 33$. "‘2 _, offered here.
532.773.523.23. 211.3%? $335033 . , High grade, high class, our rogue
amrmszzzsmwi lar-smck.garmen_ jam mfie

stamp of exclumven'ess and? mdb
vidualityG—Iiine‘ merofrandise that

Inmvwflhftfle A’taman {of his4

flight and had decided to summon him
this shop is ideally known for, at
the

Season’s;

SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES

COATS WAISTS DRESSES.

WRAPS SKIRTS UNDERWEAR
Lingerie, Kimonos, sweaters, Novelties;

that the Ath- was rendered assist-
We Advise Early Selections!

 

 

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once in hlsesca‘pe by some officers
who are supopsed to be Japanese,
without the consent or knowledge of
the Japanese command. Being asked
about the attitude of the Japanese
command with regard to Semienofl's
flight.“ Captain F‘ukuda. a member at
the Jaganese military mission. said
that the Japanese command advised
the Amman not to violate the gov-
ernment's orders. The Japanese com-
mand did not render any assistance to
Semienoil’ in his fight. and was inform-
ed about the Atama'n’s departure. only
when he had left the city.

“In view of the persistent rumors
being circulated in Vladivostok. to the
effect that the Japanese command as-
‘sisted the Ataman in his flight with
the help of some Japanesc officers the
'Japanese command is making investi-
gutions about the matter. If the ru-
mors prove to be true the guilty of-
ficers will be tried by a court and pun-

lllllIBEEREAM
. 800A um: All)!”

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. :’»~—-.‘\ summer
thunder shower «11 years ago rcsultci
in the, "invention' '0f the ice crcanl
soda. according to Fred Sanders, Jr.
of Detroit. whosr- grandfather. l-‘red

 
 
 

 
 

This is indeed a big value, and is another one of our
Saturday Specials you can’t aiford to miss

‘ N0" PHONE ORDERS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

Is the GOOD MAXWELL

SPRiNGS-Front. semi-elliptic, 32 inches long 2 incl.” A
in front. shackled in rear. Rear. compensating now:
, inches long, fixed in front, shackled at rear and mounted : . ‘ A
spring seat integral with axle housing.
FENDERS—New full crown. fully enclosed at front and rcar bf?“ a
V1391! and My; joined rigidly front and rear to pl‘t‘SFi‘d vl
running boards covered with linoleum which 2's bound with ;«
rusting metal.

Thesefeaturm make the GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful rider

‘4 rain

 

 

 

 

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More R‘eamns. Why the New MAXWELL K

 

 

 

 

 

Sanders. claimed the distinction of
healing discovcrml this American in-
ltltution. "~"AV—W“) ""’ '" ”"__N' W‘ '” "”""‘ ” _‘ that ii is and an fit) ' I ‘
. . . pearsnce found cab in cats at much "Tester ccvi

$9133»ng of his Krnnfaihcr‘s discov~ MethOdISt Church l$l.360.409. ' l HORRO\VR. This appearance is preserved for the life Of the car. b
ery r. Szlnrlvrn said; . .. For building and improvements, the “Tough about poor Smith. wasn't -

"For“, scars ”g0 ”10 Amorimn pew Disbursed $10,000,000 chm...“ spout “0.655179; and on a" “3... mm Jam... Emomm Look the NEW MAXWELL over and be surpnsed that y
Ipie {fiflfll‘llwl lm~ (-rc-jun mm-h as m;- —*———-—- indebtedness. $4,636,796; and for all “What Immune-d him?" asked oanbe sold forthe pnce of $345.00 at. DetI‘Olt.

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. ' ‘ ' ' ‘ lacrlal support of tin: llrthodi-A't Fplu- - - . : “ .' 0 so lln lwi ml in his r00)“
’werei :' -': -' -- - . . ‘ " ~. . .. ~ .. - FI'IUH K
Hons bll‘llll'llljf rill (11.0‘..:.'.1A(:;::l»1.\.(3:021 penal church -lul‘ itl‘JLl was $§4.958.-lbpgfcéigizrg‘ l‘tllritlugghfifIchzfsx-rg‘gréd 1105". "that I’lldll.ll;l to marry his land» & BA ER, Agents
. . " ' ‘ ' ‘ ' “1:23. nccordinz In A slll'Vvv mu le ll - ‘ ' ‘ * ‘ ‘ " ‘1 3'- rep ll‘ AU:3-'s-—.\'ush\‘illc ’l‘ ‘nr um m t "7‘.”
218-11)! Wu” Ivlumva my. unknown. ”C tnduy M. M. (A M Harm]: otp‘tll)eg“w'on‘ woman's missionary societies nesmeafi' ' , , 142 so STREET TEL “'3"
adrbonn‘lm] “”h." “NH: ”5“] by ”willhixitm (If .\lIlH‘nlll’i.lliull:~' 0f llelhn- “n" (‘hildrens' nay Funds‘ 33.0733. ‘ 7 ~ ‘ i ‘ ,MW’M"
50.11 dislH-nvm m :1 popular drink. 1- t v - . ., . 672: a total of 519.163.1544. ‘ , ,. ‘
(Is (.nmnmton “H (mm: nation and ii i! t id ll 1; till gives a ‘0 l x
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known as suml 1‘i'I.llll 5min. Its rhhf- -. .. '~ .
ingredient “us .\\‘.'('r‘l, (l‘l'Illl'l. dircct ’g‘XLZEE:'i"firm$211012?”2"”: postgrsym‘ disbursement for the M‘ethodlst
"‘3'" “w "“m" .321 Ml'nm» my limp}... c‘ .242." Enismnal church for the above pur-
‘h‘Tilc llllllllll'i'>lln\\4 r that "mnghtidcnts' Alma” 31 I'm” .,,,1'_m1(:'igll“(::‘: poses in 1920 of 370.644.430-
('33:; iunill‘n- :nlll'hlla’rll‘~lkiwi}:x.» '11:?0\'I'r}- "salari‘fl. $314.00“; and for Conference —_ l
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “5‘ ‘ -(‘lnimants or for prr-achors’ pensions. The population of 1 arts has incrcas-
cd only 16.000 in the past ten years.

 

‘ CARIORUNDUM

The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes from

 

 

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orm (‘Inlsmi iht- swcci cr- uln ln- llrul.

intended l'nr swim in mm Just ”Hf-r! ‘ I
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nuiecrcvl iv) l'\llf‘l‘lllli’lll illllll hr {011an . ts l
a mihstiinic drink. lln ll‘ivvl h"\'4*l‘.'ll 0 I V
dfinkfi HHd HHHWV twnuullfl “nu “Li ‘ i 5 l i
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THE WINCHESTER STORE ;

 

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at today. ‘ ' ’ Wh: ' x ., . .
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pillar Within {I Slvm'l llvm- .‘lllll snon 'lll
dealers \\v l‘v- nmlmlu: 1111' .‘~llll;l.‘"”

 

AVIATUHS‘ ’l‘l:\l\l\(.‘ NICYI‘IUN.

25* to 50 Per Cent. Off

 

Hershfield Motor

TOKIH. All; ,1- . ,3 .x ,. . .
gafinlngslaln'm :4: l{.\a.\:zlll\iu‘l.nI'n-‘.-.H::x:.qr
d3033irilfll£htxth {hot-{VP} m .) illl'll'l' Hm ”(,l‘W . .
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3.3...- A... FURNITURE, RUSS, RANGES AND Transportation C0.
BEDDING ’

Daily Service Between New York" '82 Norwalk

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

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Womroddodetorl'm-nituroyorh

The nulhmiilcs or the training sta-
tion hnxu pulllislwsl :1 pamphlet which
says Ill \i«-\\' of‘ Ilw infant slam! f‘f .
gcronnulh s in H‘ls vmmtrx' it ll'l; )bN‘i'l
deculcd in bring thv- imlh-l'iulh

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£3143; is: lylli?-\S}llll‘llll'iéil,1'xj:I'lnzlvtl‘rz‘l‘nnldoigi: P " ' i ‘ ’ 3 M . y' 2600 - ‘
“3:35 W ’A.'.'..:.‘.'....l.'“‘..““§J;Y 1131361137 III V estment . \ am We} . ncordaSl. So. Nam Phone 294
:1." .2‘;‘.‘.'.’..7;‘.'.’.'3. 23.11?all“,{12:11:33,233 , _, . . - . 1'9? York on“. 201 West sou... rum onus“ zoos,
:étg‘glJigll-‘;vllr‘glay').’,ll:.:;:;;:,tntion will be -101”! paint! The 6051: Of building mater— ' _ « ' - w
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ials-is going up_.repairs cost more every

 

 

NEW 13‘ BOSTON. d" 1‘ H Id . . 1‘ '7' I
____ ay- _ 9 your PrOperty on a I'lSlng mar- . . . " 7. - , . .
.. - O , . . A A Summer Clearance Sale

BOSTW “”"I‘ “-r‘lnoth" spot ket by protecting it against depreciation

closely nssocinlpd with the'early hil-

‘OTY 0f the ilMssachusctts Bay c010"? [With a weather-pI'OOf paint

has bN-n “‘"quirml UV the City of Bos-

” . . ' ' j . ALE SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT
REDUCED PRICES

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

m" for ”“rk I'mevs. it is the Scott I V ' ’
estate in J""Il"‘h¢-Sfcr wher , was r ct’e'a . v . ‘ Y 0' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ V
:rzztsdhozill,“ to have Dion fifeeflm. . Patten’s S P . I .. ‘ Day Beds . - . . ' . . . . ' . . .August Pnce $15.95 E a ‘
~ “g? ttehe [Jet of ground which-marks un - rare 4 fl - p D' $3000 value El spongd'OXfords’ blue, blaCk‘ and brown trim“, were $850 5
A. n rsecionol"l‘IastCottage.Pleos- . _- . .. mnerSets.'..'......I _ 0. ii 0W ..... .................... ....... ...........$7.4
$13,321, gaggdvitrmfs. Dorchester resx- ‘ Falnt 18 a high-grade paint that ' » . AuguSt Price $21.95 E; 313101: and Mite Sport Pumps were $7-00' NW . . . . . . . $4.95
.1“ V“,'lm .Igo held the.‘ town - furn’ .h - $3500 value . k ' ' ° ‘ ’ ’
mm 93:}. 35:111.}; according i? rec— . . 15 88 aweather-prooffilm - Bal- H b0 Ch . .,- 3? William 131'] Heel, Buck Oxfords, were $7.00; Now . . . $5.95
Melnltv Pitched .Aliftégltznfigfi'iJEi' Which Will not Quickly Chalk. crack, or ., A...” 1' ,, 311’s;- - - .Augusi: Price $9.95 ’5 RWWMSWW “fads! were “50; NOW $535
312:] agezvhhat is now known as Savln check. You’ll find 't ' ----- - . . _ , . ,. , L 4 ' $10.00 'value , _ “ ;2 Brown 0m; may Heels, were $7.50; Now ....... $6.45
a... m: i. .A... A.....” depoalterl _ , , I 1 gWBSVYOEIIS Of, extra . ‘ . A. _ 4W ‘ . , ' : ' Tan Ed Emma—Strap Baby French‘m were $800'
VI. 3 ) 03 On the lot each night. semce I EVERYTWV .7 . ., .~ A? N . l . I
< "8' them Under protection 0f ll" " .__.. . G E OUR STm RE. , '0 ‘ owsoc-7......i..........oo.o~¢.....-......u... $6095
. ’ . g Tang mm owheeisAZ-straps, were $9.50; Now $7.

 
 
 

mmamem with mm back. were $8.50;
Bib $6.45

 

 
 

..ed col nu: 30,. r I . " ‘ " _ - r_--.A . ,. ‘; . W. .- ,
.3' them gartly myielt‘sgyrewm'“ , I431: 118 Smeit suggGSfiOflS'afld C0101“ .. D‘UEED 25 To 50% .
- ‘ 75011611168. ‘ ~ 2 i ‘r ' '

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A M .
think Jack 15 1 ~ —
.n-“ltht.” 80 n: to propose to

goldown into his cellar
. us private‘sf 1:."—
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