Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 26, 1921 · page 5

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i 7‘ ”‘AY. AUGUST 26, 1921;

 

 

 

ElaizMAN TREATY
RECOGNIZES THE
AMERICAN CLAIM

Continued from First Page.

 

 

 

national organization or labor under
the League 0: Nations.

SHORT CHANGE
GAME SUCCEEDS

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work the same game on other stores
is known to the police. He tried it
at the Norwalk Boot Shop, but was
frustrated.

'I‘he stranger was a good looking
chap. about 25 years of age, and Well
dressed.

Shortly after the film-darn game was
reported, the police scoured the city
ltor trace of the stranger, but he had
disappeared. -

 

A man layingdn a yard on South
Main street about 9:30 o'clock last
lnight. was found by Patrolman Robert
LGainer to be an Italian‘ resident of
'\Vood street, who had been taken ill.
lie was taken to his home.

Mrs. SusairB. VVelch. teacher of

 

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SPECIAL SALE
FOR SATURDAY
Roosters ........ 24c lb.
Voting Roosters . . 28c lb.
Fowls ......... . 38$: lb‘.

Ii:‘-»..ii‘.2r.<‘ ......... 40¢: ll).

We Clean Them and Dress
Them for You

English in the Norwalk High School.
[of 55 \V’infleid street. is expected to
'return today from Ellington. Conn..
lwherc she has spent several days with
.i‘rit-nds.

 

BANNER 42:01! sens ' Nfl'rES. “
At the meeting of Banner Council.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty. held
last evening ($5.00), was awarded to
Mrs. Helen Richards for getting the
largest number of candidates.

It. was voted to invite New Canaan
and Danbury Councils to pay a visit
to Banner Council on the evening of
Sept. 22nd.

An entertainment committee of
eight was appointed to provide enter-
tainment at each meeting.

Dancing and games was
after the meeting last evening.

Beatrice Sturges was the winner of
a. vanity case in the peanut hunt. '

enjoyed

 

Y. M. H. A. OFFICERS.

Achie Terris was elected president
of the Y. M. H. A. last evening by un—
animous vote, at the annual meeting
of the association held at the rooms
in the Trust Company building on
\V’ashington street. “ Other officers
elected last night were. First vice-
president Barney Bermnn; second
viceupresident. Henry Harris; treasur-
er, Michael Steinberg. and secretary
Abe Mass. A special meeting has been
called for September 8th to elect the
balance of the officers. Julius Temko

 

was presiding officer last night.

 
 

 

 
 
 

morrow, at the Baxter Groun -
challengers have one of the b ;- (7
from last year’s Industrial Le
Redway and Even will work for .
All Industrials. while Hall. Garruther
and A. Tarlov will do battery work for
Nash. ‘

A victory for the Industria‘ls m‘eans
much and they are determined to cop.
Quite a few bets are placed on this
contest. as the game has been hang-
ing fire for some time.

Carruthers. of the Nash nine, has
not lost a game this year. and the In-
dustrials'are going to try to aaommo-
date him with ajexere drubbing.

Game called at 3:30 (D. S. T.).

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NORu‘ALKS AND “'1 UPON
TO PLAY SECOND GAME
OF SERIES, SUNDAY
The second game or the Norwalk-
VVilton series will he played on thC
“along Field. Sunday afternoon. Both
teams held practice during the week
and are confident of Victory.
It is possible that \Vilionwvlll use
astrowski. the ROsehud crack pitcher.
in an effort to tie the series. Hall. or

 

 
 

 

 

 

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T0 Box SKELLy.

is in goodxrs'

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ports that have '
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ing fans. he has gainc’g,

low the same course of ac
ence to \Vearer.

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er has be 01’ Brooklyn, thh‘:

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in‘ the past few monthlsgg re-
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assortments from which to choose, the most moderate pr
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3-Piece Queen Anne Bedroom

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in Vi’alnut, Palsziogany or Ivory enamel

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toned brown plaids. . 1
aian band in darker gig HE:
stripe is of tan with a rust, .

These are made into ski'ifla ~ two and three
=ilar now and for which the mail-Piped with a fire-
——i‘ully pleated models or box Uptlier strflfin
pleats. A‘n sir-1'59, g

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as they do to its-real big values4—becausv mad
they could not be produced for less than twit rtedf
see them for yourself. '

All sizes—very newest and big v:.‘.:ie $7.50.

Second floor, center.

Wondrous
ribbon snecial.

A lot of remnants of very fine l‘llllwllS—fl‘i _. and six; .
inches Wide, beautiful rich heavy moire—lir‘rous satinsl :7
uni immimme him-odes. '

Some are only short lengths and some are almost fill?
News, \‘x'lllt‘ll under ordinary conditions; world. sell at 3902
to 75" a yard.

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Some notions
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HAIR YFTS of real human hair, 6 for 35c. "‘ “ ‘

ll \IR NETS of real bani-gr. hair—double mesH guarfi
“named 12 1—2c each.

.v\'a>i;<):<s of rubberized cloth for kitchen use—waffles.- -
34‘0“," ill pretty Chet-k patterns—linings of black or white}! .
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KL? 1‘54, BASTlNG THRFAD. 50 a
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INFANTS PANTS of rallier‘veiuilaft‘l and 32"ffy

shape, light weiglitvsizeéo

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Main floor. rem: le‘s’t aisle.

Dinner sgecie ‘
Friday 3% c.

Choice of
Soft shell crabs on toast with liai’ial‘ sauoe ~
Fried cod steak, math tomato sauce and Sara-tog:
chips
Baked blue fish with lioliandise sauce. mashed

toes
Scalloped haddock with brown potatoes
Cold Virginia. ham with potato salad

Cold roast: beef with potato salad

Egg salad with French dressing .
Salmon salad with mayonnaise dressm'g
Fruit salad with whipped cream ,
Zettuce and tomato salad with mayonnaise ..,_. Fret: 1.
dressing

‘ Pie, cake. or rice custard pudding
Choice of coffee, tea, milk, iced tea or iced coffee

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