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“embers or The Associated Press
The Associatcd l'rt-ss is exclusively
nailed to the use fOl publication of
ll] news dispatches cwditcd to it or
’01. otherwisc in this paper and also
”I local news published horcin.
All rights of publication or special
”patches herein are also reserved.
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PAY l‘l'
Tlicrc fil‘v probably as many
to bring about tho iii-sircd business
revival as tlirrr- wcrc to will the war.
Certainly. though. none of the many
2W6.” iirg-r-d by rt-constructionists o!-
iirr> lllul'i liopt- than thr- Simpir (-\-
Iil‘dll’lli of paying dvbts as promptly
bud fully as possibly.
This :ippiivs to big obligations of"
bvtny hind incurrml ivy business mon.
in allplii-s just as: much to tho- littih
turrvsit liiil< of i \i'ry {siniily that has?
nN-tiit accounts.
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PROTEST FROM MR. DAVIS.
August 22nd. 1921.
l The Editor.
' South Norwaik. Conn.
l Dear Sir:-
I resent thc use of my name in
tho \‘utti advertisement of yester-
day's Sentinel. I gave them no per-
mission to use my name. and received
no lcttrr {rum them. I do not con-
billt'r this honest advertising. I do
not km)“ the \‘atti licoplv nor their
merchandise. nor the Benedict chel-
'ry people and do not (‘ul‘t' to connect,
my namr- with such a nu-diuin 01' ad—
vertising. and rcriu‘st that you give
Very truly yours.
Joseph Davis
UNITE5—S‘TATES—M
; AND GERMANY
l PEACE TREATY
Continued from First Page.
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h“ . innit and to“ him what
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llll. 5|.()_\I;\.\' pHRANCIUCS 01:12.
lll‘ .I. ll. Slomim. of Nonialk. will
win '1 :i «ii-ntal nfllCi- at lilo Main stri-i-L.
ll.llilillr_\'. on Manila}. August :1'. Al
llll pl'lSt‘nt timv. ilr. Slonian xxitli his.
inzqociatcs. hr. 1) .\\'. Siomzin :imi l‘r.l
l-Iii‘gvr. zirt- “pirating oflicos;
Stamford :iiiii Nurwalk.
llr. Sloniziii. who is to have Cliargr'
of lh(', llt'\\' ofllco in llunbniy. is .i
graduati- ol‘ the New York (‘Aiirgr- of
Dcntistri'. During the “Pond “'ar llf'
S"r\l'll as a commissioned ofticcr at:
ill“ basic hospitals at Fort (lzlr-tlirniwui
(‘13.. and ('amp Custer. llr. Slomrin‘
Sunl'lll
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The- l-Zvcning Sentinel. l p
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~ THURSDAY « ~
E BOSTON S O
DOLLA
That the management believes will be the greatest sale of its kind ever held in
these parts. Plans and preparations for the great event have been under way for
over a month. The big and little jobbers all over the country have 'cut prices per-
haps lower than long before war times, making it possible now to buy the hivhest'
grade goods at extremely small prices. ' D
THE BOST.
THURSDAY
. ' Nothing Like These Values Have Ever Been Known
Far-
WILL HAVE A ,
D
AT THE ‘
Every Person Who -Has a Dollar to Spend Can
Share In This Big One Day Bargain Event
E
Y AL
a
hail charge of cxtractions at both
camps. Following tho war ho was as-
.‘le'l‘illll with the Vanderbilt (.‘linicf
New York city. '
llr. Sloinan is to hart- :i nurst». “ho
is: a graduate oral hygcnist. in :it-
is sound for good timcs
'l ‘i wlx ii-i
0r l ml. Such a course not only ku‘im
ii n. ilkv' .loh. “firm in his own iii-
'«‘L'n7\.” but it stamps him with his
(I'llllivt'> as l’('lll\l1l('. Knowing what
lli' inn vlo ll‘ lps thcni to know in turn
tiny can do. and so the whole
wl :it
i'llllililt‘l‘t‘lfll fabric is strongiliciwd.
Bruit; lioncst and bravo to mu-t tho
situation is the first step toward its
solution.
0
PLAIN FOOD
are said to be
bal,'l(.” It ‘15 not iii-cvssuirily lit-cause
of any intrinsic merit. but an indica-
tion oi' ill" suing luck to plain food
in cmw-ral.
"You can't
patron any morn"
Beans "coming
fool tilt.1 rcstaurant
sins Harry llolicr-
ty. pi'csidwnt ol‘ llll‘ National Stow-
.irils' Association. “VVhI-n hc 0rd(-rs
ham and eggs. lic warts: ham and»
eggs. Zl‘liv 'a lil' i-usiiwsa is a (load
ibt-‘lli'. Hiillfillviljs' in mi-nus. giving
tim pzitioti what hr.- wants without
ri~ili.~.~ this. is llH' aim of restaurant:
and (‘Ill'l‘ proprivtors today,"
it‘llllllllCi‘ at tho Danbur) office. 'i‘iic
lilll'Fi' will havc charge of the (‘lt'lillS~
in: of tictii and of taking of .\'-ra'.'
rzxaminations.
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lil‘ll‘.‘ SHOOTING AS BIG
('l.’\Y BIRD ’I‘OI‘RNI‘ZY OPENS
’l‘liuuian “‘ins “'itli l't'rl‘c‘t‘t Scorn Aft—
t'r Shoot-(HT of 7-(‘0l1u'rt-(l 'l‘il‘
at Chit-nun.
(‘lilt‘ACitI Autr. :3.—-~llarr,\' Tho-
inau. of iluron. S. 1).. won the South
Slim'i- introductory shoot. a ll"‘~l(ll‘ll~‘t
vwnt at 1", yards in the Grand
Ainmii‘ali Handicap Trap Shoot. which
optiiml )‘t'bltl'tlllfi'. with :i port’cct scorn
in l‘iii-r- “motorist to «lecith- a si-vcn-
rorziiriil liv. Hi- lll'Ukl‘ 25 lziiizits in
uicli of tho elimination matchi-s aftvr
sr‘Ol'iiif: in“ with his six opponcnts in
tho morning. C. 1'). llonnr‘r. of Ncw
York. was svcond. and Frank Hughes.
0F .‘ltllll'ltlgf‘. 3. IL. llill‘d.
llsfn
~‘-‘—‘—‘—'~. W» SHE Va .
EAT LESS )ll‘ZAT
ll’ BACK HI'RTS
Sonic plillOliH may not have no-
it. but llll' Tendency ccrtainly
exists. ’l'lic public is plainly tired of
flulidnb in food. as wt-ll as in some
otth-r things. and fools likr- giving
nimplcr living: a chance oncc more.
The restaurant nit-ii who take notw of
this. and act acrordingly. arc wise.
Fussy Frcnch lllt'll'lS may liavc meant
profits in lllt' last i'i-w years. but tho
big money now and lit-ni‘cl'ortii is
like-iv to i-v niaili- in sc-rving good.
plain Aini-rii-aii grub with honest
American namt-s for it. ,
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AMERICAN-OIL MEN
LEAVINGFOR MEXIC
(Continued from First Page).
itici-«l
decision to comr- to Mexico City. and
answcri-il:
"l l](‘ll('\'t‘ this is lllt' first step thoy
have taltrn ow-r lllt‘ sliorti-St road."
'l‘lit- Trt-asui‘y ili'partmvnt issucd a
stati-nic-iit saving that it had received
a. italiii-erani from the Americans in-
quiring as to the possibility of arrang-
‘ int; n. context-not: With President Obre—
gov. Explanations as to “if: Govern—
inrut's plans for the contort-lice with
tho Aim-ricuim \w-ir- not available last
night. Prvsiiic‘nt (”wagon and a
party of ommis li‘l’l early in the even-
.im: for t‘orimila, State 01’ Vera Cruz.
whcrr‘ tin-y will today attend a cele-
bration in observance of the centennial
01' Mexican independence.
H.“
Take a glass of Salts to Flush Killl19)5
it bladdcr bothers
you
l Eating moat regularly (x'cntually
produce-s kidni-y trouble in some
form or other. says a well-known au-
thority. because the uric acid in meat
it-xcitcs the kidncys, they become over-_
'n'orkcii: {rt-t sluggish; clog up and!
(‘liUSt‘ all sorts of distress, particularly
liackaclii- and misery in the“ kidney
.rcgion: rheumatic twinges, sew-re
llPutlaCllE‘fi. acid stomach. constipa-
‘ition. torpiii liver. siccplcssnmss, blad-
'(lt'l‘ and urinary irritation.
‘lio moment your back hurta or
kidncys aren‘t actingrtght, or if blad-
‘der bothers you, gct'ubout tour ounc.‘
ics oi? Jad Salts from any good phar-
macy; take a tablespoonful in a glass
‘of water lwforo bi'czikfuxt for a. few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts in made from
the. acid of grapes and lemon Juice.
coniliinrd with llthia. and has been
used for generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
‘.activity: also to neutralize the acids
.in the urlr‘i‘e so it no longer irritate-8.,
thus ending bladder disorders. I
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a. dellghttut
“thin-water drink which millions of
men and women
to keep the kidness 32nd urinary, rota
gaus clean. thus avoiding ”ML—3814
lney disease. , V .4
STATE APPROVAL
.eflervesée’nt ‘
e now and thenS .
g .
0F TEN HEAD-
LIGHTS \VITHDRAWN
Continued from First Page.
of which were dciivcrcd by the print—
m-s ,vcstcrrla}: \Vitli qualifications in
some cases as to required tilting and
(types I) and L). Macbeth
and L) Brown Itcfii-ctor,
\‘ioit-t Hay. Conapliorc L‘lcar (type F),
Iii-Optic (type F). Sun Ra}
tilic). Clamert. (typo A). iiillon (type
and the I types of tin- following“
Controiim.
Supurt‘cct.
Clt'fiT-fil'l.
1'2).
('lsgood. Sn pi rior
I‘al'ali-(l-TJl-n
Canopliorc
(types D
L'nivcrsal.
( standard
Lens.
(‘onaphorc
Noviol-Oi'l.
(‘oniipl‘iorc Novioi. chrilito Old North
Star Glare Shield. Hardest. Fractor.
According to the department pam-
phlet, these headlight devices have
met prescribed tests of the Electrical
Testing Laboratories. It is announced
that the National. Universal, Violet
Ray. Conaphore Clear (type F5 and
Ri—Optic devices. when tilted six inch-
es in 25 feet, will be legal in Massa-
clinSetts as well as Connecticut.
focal adjustmcnt. the following: zippi-ar
in the list of approved headlight dc-
\ir-rs: Patterson. Bausch-Lomb. Shal-
t'l‘. \Vills-St. Ciairc. Logaiitc (now and
old). Alreco. Pram-Lite. Holophanc.
Primolite (type B). Two-way Light
Distributors. Holophanc (no tilt). Loc-
Kniglit. Benzcr (types A and L) .‘lC‘
Kee (D. M. and L typos), Liberty
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A KROEHLER ;
DAVEN-O ‘
t". .
PHONE
527
STONEWARE
Butter Pots_ 1:. gal to 25'gal.;
JllgS. Bean Pots, Pitchers, Flower-
pots, Jardinieres, Hanging 335'
lie-ts.
ehebe’s
It'. Here If It's Housman-0.;
Promnt
Delivery
OAK Knob
3 gallons 'to 50 gallons; Bungs,
Corks, Capping Machines, Caps.
Rubber Stoppers, Glass Bottles,
Wood Faucets, ”Wine and Cider
Presses.
25 WASHINGTON STREET .
SOUTH NORWALK
Saves space, rent, coal and I
labor, makes one room seem i
like two—equal to an extra 3
licdroom—accommodatcs over-
night guests or members of
family—can earn cost quickly
in rent saved. Many handsome
models furnished in oak or
mahogany with rich coverings.
-§
Angevine
Our August Sale Now
Going On
It is apparel; non7 thatrthc prices are really lower
than mey Will be for sometime to come. From the
thl‘Ollgb‘ of customers who‘ have attended our sale, it " '
is evident thatthey realize that low priceé now pre-
vail. You too, should attend this sale and secure your .
share of the savings they are offering.
' Merchandise purchased now Will be held for i
future delivery.
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“BITS 0F BROADWAY”
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“Persia” Is a Fox Trot cf
Irresistable Appeal
“Persia" is different from most 0"»
‘ r icntal {ox trots. in that it is 1::
up entirely of authentic tunes fro .
the Orient. It far surpasses others.
‘ we have heard. Ydlii will enjoy
dancing to “Persia/12.5 it is so
splendidly played by Orlando‘s 0
chestra. They also record the .
\ trot, “The Sidewalk." on the :‘c-
. “ verse side. No. 50799.
“Carolma'Lullaby” Is an Exquisite Violin Solo
Rae Eleanor Bell has recorded “Carolina Lullaby" and "Underneaii;
Hawaiian Skies" for us. in response to rcpeated requests by Edison
owners. If you remember "Venetian Moon" and "That Nauglitv
“him." as. played by Mias Ball, you will want to obtain this F...
CREATION. No. 50816.
Hear This Piano Recreation of “Look for the Silver Lining
1x Medley"
Ray Perkins, a. pianist of considerable note. and new to the Edimxi‘.
fold. has played for us "Look For the Silver Lining Medlev” 3:”.
(“Make Believe Medley" on the reverse side of the RIB-CREATION.
Piano RIB-CREATIONS of popular compositions have been demam‘mi
of us from all sides. and this is the concrete evidence of our derive
tggget the wishes of Edison owners. Be sure to hear them. NO-
The following selections are on Fox ,Trots except "Love's Ship." which
Is an excellent waltz:
“Just Lilie a Rainbow," “You're the Sweetest Girl In All the Wcz‘i‘"
r—Harry Raderman’s Jazz Orchestra Swils
“It Must Be Someone Like You," "Love's Ship"
—--Club de Vingt Orchestra.
503‘ 3
‘ "My Cherry Blossom." “Just a Little Love”
-—-Lanin's Orchestra 5080?
wFox Piano Co.
Mam Street, South Norwalk
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