Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1921 · page 19

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WEDNESDAY; mo. 24.: _ ,

 
 
 

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» ‘ y BPARTANBURG. s. c., 'Aus. _24.- inu§}§:}7§;l$fd?m§~m§r ' MR. REE DUCTION .
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‘ " .-9 ‘ 4 hound sent out to trail him but never- scape Engineering Department of the{ ' . ‘

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

seated a. water problem that‘tnréa’ten-
ed to stump th e egvrs. They hit

National Service in the construction of 9 N ‘
‘.—— theiesa was captured. a n k , l > ‘ . ,, . '1 l
Sui'l'OgfltS Court ASKBd StO] Servging lfidaenfince on the chainthe iszzi figugtalggh‘ shelter at; Sway » ,
- ’ ountm 0 ‘9'“. °‘ "- “u e55“ Wed yet- Situated t, o ‘ Th sda Frul' , , .
elm)! 0‘ gld?(i§e Paidg _ 981118.51.th ~bloodhoundi was set on his above the‘ gal-five]. 00° “3:: . m y’. ay and. ‘ i MARDI GRAS SALE
_ (mC‘ , A ‘ ' ra. . e negro we. ted until the , ‘ -9
. 3 bloodhound caught up. tied the unl- this picturesque stone stru pre f . Saturday I:

1 ln llxi' Surrogates’ €01”th «to a, tree and contined his flight.

 
 
 
 

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1 1...; mmy estate is due bite and are D: sauce mil; to: their
\‘Jllimm Ziegler. of "powers of scent;

w» "l'ln- son received

“I. .,; $3.1“va on

running out. New ranger stations and ‘
community houses for motorists are
also being built by the landscape divi-

9 "‘1.‘ :u:' an account »He was captured later. 11 on u 1 ' . I
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l m estate or V‘VII- BIQOdhoumlls‘in real life are not as 330w biggrenrzan gfigfigégeggf For the F 11181 Cleanup Of '
. ‘ ‘ 9. H ., :,- [HHV'lCr manutnc- ferocxous as m “Uncle Tom’s Cabin." ther has melted it 5.3 rapidly that work , ~, “7 9 V ,
, . ,‘-‘.« 2} .1 1L HGI‘olld :n- D09; experts know that they seldom has had to be rushed to Eep it troml ' M811 S, omen S and ax e S y S

Children’s
Summer Oxfords,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Shoe Store

31 So I'm St, 30. Norwalk

 

 

' l ' I v 'llvl" ln‘ lhv» second, “T77 3' Classified ad 1n the Bonn,“ Slon.
J 1 V, 3 $1 4 5717 h H duel] (ln " the M m -~9n.u.l Advertine in the sentinel. Pumps
l'..':m‘:r"' l2" ll.‘.\ltl-’l1'\\'-4 uy .

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and Sport ihoes "
Remember the dates and take No Connection with Any Other
advantage of the low prices 9 , . Store ‘ 4 , ‘

and great savings ,~ -- . . . ' “(1.,

Every Shoe, Oxford and Pump, in Men’g

.l ‘ Ladies’ and Children’s, Reduced
to Halli-Price

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3M ;,1. . .' 'n .u wrpt payment of

1h” ; .' mm :3 1-, llw following form; .

. 7 .- ._ 9 u: vommoli stock in the

; 9,1; :: .lzn 9; l'ow-lo-r Company. val- ‘ I

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SEE OUR WINDOWS ’ron PRICES

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W ‘ ”mum's “mm $400,000 [‘0 accomm. odate theworkmgd .pezilille, :tlore Will be open even.
.‘xll‘l H I ‘ '7 n‘. v ISll payment of the ’ e S 8
lil‘. :1. 9‘ Hun-xii “nib ign'gi-ly in real es— FORRIERL‘ ELWOOD & GLOVER i'
Inlv'
My 31'. lrlwr :urls on his own trustee
in 'ln infill-r, he and his wil’p htwini,r
lulll 'Ippollllml to succeed the late

..l w- r 124311013 Mr». E. hiatllilda Zieg-
‘..-.; widow of the inking powder man.
:ml \vnlnm S (":unp. original execu—

.. n . .mll ll‘lln‘u‘Pf‘H. who asked to be re-
in-wvl lll August 1019.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[_ The Heater YOU Need

; The International- is as diflerent froni
other types of furnaces and heaters sold as
:the modern automobile is from the wagon.
IIt is not a Warm air furnace with the pipes
"left off. It is especially designed by ex-
perts to give better service, more neat and
with greater economy. it is provmg It in 500
homes in and about Norwaik. So easy to
operate a child can attend it. Keeps the
cellar cool, burns any fuel. Each room [S
warm and comfortable “all over the house
with less than two degrees difference in the
rooms on any floor. Costs 3 little more then
one good stove. But gives more heat With

 

K i may (‘oorge Felicitates

New Ruler of Irak-Arabl
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”AHMAD, Aug. 24.~—In the court—
Trillll of iho- Cow-rumont buildings at
h u’v-Im-k yvslorday morning Print".-
J~‘m.ml l'm-mcrly“insecndvd the throne ON

of 1hr:- lrnk region. A great assem- _ i ' ' 7
blunt- witnossed the ceremony. ; ' z V

.4“- l'n-rcy Cox. the British High ‘ DIERCH‘ANDISE
Cnnlmissinnfir‘ {or Mesopotamia. hand-

MARKED DOWN
PRICES

 

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ml (1) him a poreonnl message of con- For DIardi Cras Sale
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HENRY A. HEGELEIN, Agent ,

56 Water Street South Norwalk
PHONE 473-3

E iPlumbing Heating Timing

DRY GOODS STORE
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Mr. Edison’s letter, and gear how the talking-ma-
you will see that it is a deliber- chines present Rachmaninofi’s
ate challenge to talking-machine playing. Then come in and hear
manufacturers to record Rach- the real Rachmaninoff. as Rn-
maninofl it!» the compositions CREATED by the New Edison.

$10.0 00 in Prizes
This comparison will show you how in your own home, we will find},

much the New Edison differs from talk- loan 3’03 an instrument f0? tiaree dnys. : -
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