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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 14, 1921 · page 6

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autumn}: BY
It. I: A. L. GOLDEN, m.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 14,1921

”GENRE ALMANAO FOB
OMORROW

High tidc 9 :59 :1 n1. .. 10:12 p. 111
Sun 1iscs 5: "‘l sets 6: 10

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.car

1“.
“embers of Tho Aseoclmcd Prcss

The Associated i' rcss is exclusively
“titled to the use {01 publication of

SOUTH NORWA‘JK'

WILL BE USED
‘ FOR ELECTION

gonunued trom‘t‘lm pm ‘

 

ihc re-cnrorcing ot‘ the abutment at
tho Benedict Fur-ma bridge on Seavlew
:tvcuue, East Norwalk, the contract to
10 given to tho lowost bidder, the
committco retaining the light to re—
iiCl 11m and all bids if it is for the
111st iutcrist oi the citx to do so:
authorizing the Vim or to borrow upon
tiic responsibility of the Fouith Tax-
i111. district thc sum of $9. 000 to meet
“inning: c\p(1nscs (11‘ the flu. in antici-
p.1ti0u of tuxcs 11nd to execute 11011.!
for the 11l1ov1- sum; authorizing the
Mayor to borrow upon the responsibil-

 

‘Il news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also

filly Ioenl ncws published herein.
All rights or publication or special

”pitches herein are also reserved._
' BIAHONIC. DIRECTORY

 

Old Wril lodgc. No 108. F. and A.
I. mccts in Masonic building. Smith
flain sivcct. lst and 3rd Tuesdav of
each month. July and August except-
ed, at S o'1locl1. All Mnstcx Masons
nordiail) and {internally invited.

1?: DISOV T. HARRIS, Vt. M.
ROBERT M. “111(0X, Sec 3'.

convocation of Butlcr
Chapter \‘11 :19 It A. l\i.. will be held
on Tucsdni (-v111i111:.S1‘pt.13th.19‘1,
fl 8 o'1lotk. (1iuxliul1t s111i11gti1111)
Work-films: M.1st11~'s ' chxcc.
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tion d11~ ..1.1i 1111111!) 1*1*\i\'1‘1l with,
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341111111 111 1111- yours from

dilld in l11111
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every part of tl‘.1- l'1‘i11n. 11ml 1111\n-
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cvci‘ynhcil («11111 in ltziiz. Montnni
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late l1...~ l1'-1-1i 1111111- 11111.1l1l1- i:1 tl11-
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iginniml.

This lli 11l11pi111 “t l1 m rot iwcl‘.
without ‘ (Ililltib'llltlli. \1l111‘l1 has.

111'r1Ltr1-4x of ill!

fitrcuiziiu‘ Hi 111th ll‘1
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ordci'. 'l‘l~ l\‘|‘1l".\w 1Yil‘11 1's,

and prurticl‘s :-1‘1~ 1'o\\ 11111l1‘1' t'n‘1‘ in
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to ill-111'”; l1) t,'1111;;11->< :1111i ”in l1 l1:-
31 llt‘pnrtnu‘nt 111 .lusiirw. 1‘1'it11'.1l
{\(‘lli'ili ll'lS l11-1~11 1s1111'i11lli 111'1111‘1‘t
V'ititin tiw l.’l.<‘1 1‘1w 1i.1\_~', l'ullouini: 11;“
drastic ”111111151111" 111.11i1- by ihr‘ .\‘1'w
York. \\'01~l1i.

'l‘lic l\'1: ’Klnx‘. likt- :111_\' nthci- organ-
ization. is to im judged by its proiis-
500:1;111212 its \’11’ll'lit~ lt ,bcirins to look
as it’ Hit ilzalrs 11!” iin- order may
'hrnc 11lll.'1lli_\ 1:_1 \illvlll‘ullli‘J llll' pur-
ii} 01' 11». purpo<1s 1.1111 (11110:; l11‘f1111~
tilir i1.1' 11. pubic opinion. “0an
Ford's l‘1:1vl111!l‘ i111iops-111ioul" has
lit-(n c 11-1i1-1.1:.v 1i 1.131 nil sidus for 11131;«
i111; n11 1;:111111'11-111-1i 1111.41111ng on thr-
..lf‘hn. 'i‘l11- K1: ix’in‘; propaganda

, 1413111111 to $511 11111:. 1' linen (hut in 1';1-
Citil 11111.] 1'1 'izil111~ 111l:1L;‘111‘i.~‘1n, Si‘llllii:
up orgnuivni opposition to both flo—
hri-ws :1111i 1' it I1i1"~‘. :11111 :11‘1‘513'ing lt-
1(-lf .ii til szvmv 111121, against. immi-

grantqoi 1-111 l.i:.1l.

This is 1111‘1111i111ir to most citizens.
an 011d .«1111 111‘-'.\1n1r11.111ism" 1'01 .1
profnssrliigt' patriotic Order. Re-
]11.1oils 111111 1'."ci11l 111111111 luu'c. ncvc'f
i11111 known as American. Most
31"11141 uill :15‘1‘110 th'it any li-gitiinntu

or rcligious or rzwial mils
in this country 11:11! l1ctt1‘r iw umicl'.
takcn i1. tlzc light. publicly 11111] H:-
mionsihly, than in s11‘rct by rem-115.11.
tativcs 01‘ any “invisihic empire-f
'howc'w-r good tl1:1t organization may
he. "T:11‘-b11ck1-t outmces.“ too, :1rc
hard to explain. It is hardly by 111111..
night tcrrorism, win-thcr pcrpbtuzitwl
by rogucs or patriots. that patriotic
idcals arc. to lw-promotcd in the
twentictli century.

correctimi

________.__....——-——-———
THE REAL Bl'. GIVVIVG

The bllslllt’ss your bcgins in Janu-
ary, uhich is reasonable. because the
sun has just turned. and as the davs
have stoppcd shortrning .uid begun to
length-.11 thrlc comcs a feeling of
barinning with :1 ficsh dcnl. Spring
brings tho bcgiiinlng of physical lifc

 

'l‘hos'ip 1nsh1s: upnnrd. the snow
melts, thr- l1irds mute and man, in
common with 11:1t11rI-. focls the urge
of crcniion. gronth. 1-xpz111sion into
new 1‘11-l1ls.

Snmmw is 12111 1' :1 l<1 ginning iiiuc.

:1111l1itinn.

Ilt'a‘. tin-l 111111: 1i:1:.> 1i1‘:11lt 11
wlilll- tl:1,1* 111i.1‘1.~121'r to fruition 11ml
common-111w.

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In}: and [)1‘:-11;11'1- 1'111' tl11-ir lonr': “lb-1‘
But :13 tl11- 5min: corrcsponds to tho
youth of ”1:111 111111 Ll11- 51111111111 in 111;
maturity, 111111111111 111:1i1*l11-.~' 1111 “llll
his (ltlcr yours. ’l‘lu' plivsii‘rll i‘t11'1‘11<
:11'1- br-ginnnn: to slow up, but tin-
Ill‘lllfil m-tiutivs 111*1' :1l tin-ii' inst,
r1111'1.1-1l i1\‘ \1is1i11111, f1'111~ {112m til i
(‘hi'lgfi 11.1ssion 11111] siv'iizg'li, 1::1tl11-1'1111:
in [‘111- 1111'11‘si.

Autumn. with 11:1t111'1‘ us with mnn.
is. not 11.1”.1' :1 fitnirnnnt limo. but a.
111.11 111‘ plan-making; for tho future.
N:*1t1n~1~ looks {lllt'tlll to thc scattering
at llf'l‘ sw-ds. tho prcpnrntion of The
ground for miothcr spring. Civilized
mun lllSIPliSilllly t'ccls this. Prcrd to

flon‘li' extent from the physical neces-
mty 0t laying in provisions and fire-
wood ('nourch to last him through the
dark months, 111‘ still feels the im-

it\ of tho Fifth 'l‘:1\ing distiict in un-
ticlpntion 0t tau‘s the sum of $30. 01'1“
tot thc running exponms oi lllt (‘1 t1
and to 1‘\1'-cutc notrs for 1111- 11.1.1011-
sum: changing: the dntc to November
lst. 1921. whcn thc rcxzistrm's‘ salary
inci‘cnst- br-comcs effective. This was
(1111‘ to tl11- siz1t1 1:1“ “inch pr:oiiii1it~1
thi- {thing of an incmnsc to an oltlcial
\zhiic hc. holds 01111-1. This \\‘ .is puioli
:1. tcchnicnl muttcr. 1

Tim slnndinc commit/too. on sircct
prime and numbcr chnng‘cs presentcd
thc report, with 11 (Hr changes. which
ilic spccinl commitlcc had prepared.
and tho icpmt w.1s acccptcd and is to
111‘ placcd on tho 1ccord books. Maior
Donovan in .1cccpting the report said
'\\'11 h: 111" no appropiiation for name
lllnll‘fi. so this is all that we can do
115111 this mnttci‘. 11nd all that can i1c
11111111 until tlic Board of Estimate

 

thin.
here villi be a héarin: on

 
 
 

Point trolley: route.
a hearing on the same.
Residents of upper Maple street
asked for a sewer for 526 feet to con—
nect between Prospect avenue and
Fair street. This was referred to the.
committee on streets, as was a. com-
plaint from S. Kurlausky, who said
that water from Cross street nowed
across Woodward avenue onto his lot
there spoiling it. He asked that
something be.done about the matter.
The freeholder‘s committee.
sisting of Judge James T. Hubbeli and
Frederick Gebhard. appointed to re-
port on the discontinuance of Can-
field and Beach avenues. in order to
enable the city to accept Cult Pasture

1‘
Mi 20th. to when last nlzht’c mefiint
adjourned. upon the proposed i'écioca-
lion or trolley poles along the Dorian
the "Connecticut
company having entered a petition for

corn

John Manic-mm and John She
ban or \‘Yttli street moored a petition.
which was also signed by several
others, that the "No Pa 'lting" sign
be placed somewhere else on Wall
street. than where it now ”—4131 Lock-
wood a Hall. As the :ocatlon is fixed
bn the new traffic ordinance the mat-
ter was referred to Corponation Coun-
sci Quinlan to investigate and report
upon.

 

chased fer the Highwm department
the Committee on streets being
authorized to purchase one by the
terms of a resolution optered by Dr.
Robert. M. “’alfe. ‘

Charles“; Von; Sylvester “1131-0-

 

nameda
rocelxo bids for a. new automobile for

A new Ford touring car is to be pur- ’

therton and Charles T. Dimond werel
uncommittee by the Mavor. toK *

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Beach from the Marvins et al. report-
cd and presented a map of the pro-
prsrd discontinuance and the pro-
poscd new highways. which was "ac-
ccpted and placed on file. A hearing
will be held on the discontinuance by
the council on September 27th. . (11

“'hih- the matter of the return to
“God's Time.“ as Councilman Daven-
port termed it. on September 25th.
nucithcless the practice of going by'

the the chief.

ment was taken a

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tho railroads “ill be discontinued on “fishington street
thin date mentioned.
Thomas P. Horan. the city auditor. 23”
reported that he had examined the her“
hocks of all distilcts suxu tlif- first and 1 UN
second and had found than correct. 1%.“! its owner and
The two mcntionid d: stricts- did not Oilslv
have the books ready for examination.

There is appropriated
the sum of 81.650. for this purpise. 1 ‘
This practically comprised the work
0‘ "‘0 meeting for last night. Adjourn-
untli next
'l‘posday "Veninz. the 2"lll. at 8 o 'clock

{10:35

 

{NORW‘ALK‘ BBOFERAGE OFFICE.
The firm of Maples &* Goldschmldi. .
h.1\li1:ht time both in the cit) and on denieis in stocks and bonds. at 85,
reports
Jan incrsuse oi.‘ clients from Stamford.
Maples has many acquaintances
He is a son or the founder of
Norwalk Hour. 3nd at one time
Prexi- ~
. he ’waa a uriter for the New
York \Vorid -—-—Stumtord Advocate.

\‘orwalk.

publisher.

, V R REooit D BREAKER
A THOUSAND AND ONE BARGAIN FEATURES. TREMEK D.
OUS SAVINGS DO NOT MISS THEM

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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411 in. Crepe 'de ~ Chine.

In most all colors, a quality that formerly sold

for $1.50 to $2 99c

Tomorrow
36 in. Black Satine
Regular 491: qualitv

4 yards for . . . . .. .....

Women’ s 2€lasp Silk Gloves
All colors
Special 4“.,.4_ 996
R. & G. Corsets

Low and medium bust, long hips.
regular $2.00 value .._.. .

 

 

CDC-.010.

C-B Corsets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday.
riday and
aturdag

 
 

 

35c—Vz Pound Bar

65c Full'Pound, Guth’s

wash antiseptic

 

r

 

50c Milk of Magnesia. . . .

 

pulse, with the. coon-r 11011115, to look
ahead. to plan. to tighten up all along
the lino, in anticipation of the with
tor sit-9p and the new day that will

follow it. . 1
.————

George Howaette of London has
been wearing the same suit of clothes
for 65 years. Sure. that English cloth
is amazingly durable; but what we
admire is tho endurance of 'Mrsi
Howletie.

 

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1111.111 their math 111-1- 110‘ filmy; .,

W
The unwin- trouble ‘w‘lt'hthe mum to

of 100 tablets.

September 15, 16 85 1". i‘

Peter’s 'Original 1
Milk Cnocolate '

 

Peter’s Chocolate. . . . . .

Cream 81. Nut Caramel:

 

Remedies and Drugs
Klenzo

25c Bottle of the Nationally
advertised Tooth and

25c Rexall Charcoal Tabs. . . . . 2
1.00 RexallCod fiver Emulsion 2 for 1.01 ‘
50c Rexall Kidney Pills. . . . . . . . 2T!" ‘5 lo
25c KoKoKwKem (Laxatives) 2 fbr 26c
25c Aspirin Cold Tablets. . . . . . 2 for 261:
500 Rexall Antiseptic Powder. .2 for 51¢
1.00 chall Syrup Hypophoaphitu 2 for 1.01
1.50 Pint Beef Iron 61. Wine. . . .2 for 1.51
25c Rikcr's Expectorant . . . . . . . 2 for 260

3 65c Scnafig (Laxative Syrup). . .2
l 1.25 Pcptonafl‘onic)...........2
35c. Bland Iron Pills . . . . . . . .2

You buy one article at our regular selling price and re—
gardless of its value you get a second one of the same
for one cent during these 3 days only.

Toilet Needs
.2 for 51¢
2 fi" 1.01

Talcum..........2fi’f 26c

50c Bouquet Ramce
Talcum Powder“

1.00 Bouquet Ramce
Face Powder. . . . .

25c Violet Dulce
30c chall

 

2 f 0" 36c
2-9;:4‘ 66C 601: Rikcr’ s Borated and
40c llasol (Toilet Lotibn) . . . O . .

we Cocoa Butter Cold Cream.
50c Harmony Sham

out}; 15c chall Toilet Soap . . . . . 11 . .

or 26C

firr 26c

2

‘35c Tooth Brushes”... ......
301: chall Shaving. Cream . . . . .
45c chall Shaving Lotion. . . . .

 

 

 

Zforl
.....2 for 51¢

 

fo' 66c "(1111-111 Stirling Silva r
for 1.26
for 36¢ Stationery

7o...
ington St.

South
Norwalk

Conn.

25c Medicated Skin Soap. . . a . .2

 
 
 
 

W'as _ .

 
 
 
 

 

Cold Cream. . . . . .2 for 31c
35c chall Cream of Almonds. Lfl' 36c
25c chall Tooth Paste. . . . . . . .2213" 269

1.00 Trttflor Toilet Water . . . . . .Z-fm‘ 1.01

Carbolated Talc 8 oz. can. . 2 fl" 6113
40c Riker’ I Tooth Powder . . . . .3 f0? 410

forte

50c Violet Dulce Face Powder. . f0? ‘10
60c AtbutusComplexionCream fir 61¢

for 61¢

poo
(with Cocoanut Oil) . . ......3 for 51¢

afar 161:

for 3
fin":
for 41s..

:1
it

0

1 Cigars, Etc.

101: EL FASTO
Invincible Cigars

2for 11c

13c FLOR DeVALLENS
Havana Perfccco

4c

45c Boylston BriarPipcs, . . . . . .210? 460

1.50 Corona Selccted French Bfllt Pipe.
"7140).”..."2 fiat L51

 

 

45:61:15» (lpound).
4561‘” (3.15m M.

...-......c_-

 

$2. 50 ountuin SW18”

 

1:th

2...... .....2 ”‘2-51

, 3k mymnlgm'.vl'..

 

 

1’ 25c Aromatic Cascara . . . . . . .2 for 26c 601: Box Wfim P 8961',
20c Zinc Stearate. ...........2 for 21¢. 60c P24 shrunnd24mveiopuUZfor61o
' “ * oun WritinP ,
.- 19c Bicgrbonate Soda (1 pound) 2 fix 20c aboat 90 ahecgs apex- . . . . ' ' ' 2’3, £10
' ' 45 E loves

Aspirin Tabs c 11.. 5001ch . {W‘ ..
'-" “L '3‘ 0°" - . -. Food Specmis

Each tablet contains<5 grain ' 1' 111 1. .-

w. ""11". - ' 5““qu
69c Bottle 2 70C e “I was ntoOnccflit .

 

R 1 3:11 in. 1?“ Silk Pongee
egu ar ..5 qua itv 69c

Tomorrow
.36 in. Black Taffeta Silk

A hcamiillu; Blah black and a quality easily
“'Ol‘ . 1.5 . .
Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1;.1.,$1049

36 in. VVh‘ite Wash Satin

A heavy Ifirm qualjwiy with nice lustrous. finish; '
regu zir price 1 ' .00
Tomorrow $1199

Silk Warp Poplins

l 36 inches: wide in all the popular colors 99 c

3pui1‘f11r.. ..... -.99C
Window Shades

Tomorrow

(.‘retonnes
All new patterns“ 99

1‘ .‘.‘."f1“ .................... 99c
4.13111... 1.11 , Am1Fhe(1131331131;Percalc Blouses
[‘ In pm“ might“; Rag Rugs cach . . . . . . . . . . ................ 89C
1 Tuumrruw ................... c Jumper Dresses
‘ Rhincstone Bar Pins To :31“? 1.1111
I“"“"31‘~‘.1‘.}..‘3.‘3.‘.2‘§1”1.14.9 ................. 99c
. Roar] Beads
‘“0.3131331?'L'T‘. 996
-. . Bag Frames
. . . .. 99c
giant); Splint Wet \Vash 333313
a no ‘3‘ 5‘

Tomorrow

Large Size Dinner Plates
\Vl'lll gold hand. Regular price 2513 99c

mini]; G for .
6 Cup Size Aluminum Percolators

h‘cgnlnr price $1.50 99c

Tomorrow 1

Glass Water Sets
.. 99c

Of one large pitcher and six glasses
to match. chular price $1.50 _.,._
Large Size O’Cedar Oil Mops
Special 990

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

High bust long hips $1 49
.' 0

regular; .50 value ..
Bandeaux Bras-sic cre‘s
Open back and trout. “hip :11.i
flesh. regular price 731-

 

~n-u...-o.:-:.'.¢-nuoa

 

Percale Hons
Regular pri1 0 $1.50
at . . . . .

cSucg-al'

 

 

 

 

Women ’s Muslin (1111.1 11x
In pink 131‘ white

 

Btu

Egalow Aprons
$1.50 quality

.....y..-cnv_._..o.a-ou

Sash Curtains
All made

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LiRht ii cightt

V ests
..... 19c

W onion ’5 Pure Thread Si ii. Ease

~1.

Women’ s ‘con 1:1

 

Regular 321‘
{it .........

All

colors
2 yards for . . .

 

 

 

 

 

Balance of Summer Milliucry
and Children’s School Hats

Tomorrow ............... _ ...... 99 C

c a Hemmed Pillow Cases
loo quality muslin
99c

4 for . . ................ . . . .
White Madras

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

32 in.

Fancy designs. rngnla 1‘ (l1-

Tilmfil'i‘o‘ii‘. 5 \'2l‘1l\ ...........

\ 100 Dozen Turkish Towels
.‘eat blue borders; were 291‘ 99
........... C

each; lfur

100 Dozen Hemmed Fine Quali~
ty Table’“ Napkins .

Regular prite $2 .44
sale price, (lozen 99C
Glass Tow cling
99c

Neat red stripe: ; regular 19 (3911‘s a

c». ....

 

 

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yard 1 8 yards for . . . .

.o-ccuco-gw

1,000 Face Cloths
Pink and blue borders

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11.......... ......

H i ‘ . e Siz G1 7 CBC ...... ....

1. . L”, 5 e ass “ as“ 399031“: B A. (11‘. A. Feather mung .
pecial...................‘...$.‘ ”est mae we

4yardsfor

 

 

 

 

Light Calico Prints

In neat effects

10 yards for 99¢

5$00 Yards of Colored Outing
Ehmuél

In stripes and checks. Regular price 2011a
yard. Tomorrow . ,
Syardsfor.........-w........... '

Puik and blue headers; regulan
'* $3.00 valued-11119.0 ”......“

l E. Z. Seal glasslz‘gigifvigaafifiuthl 1

i quarts or pints, li‘ozen . . . . . . . .999
fColonial Glass Water " Tumblers
Special................~a.*~..‘.mk ’ 3‘
luau , Boxes

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i Regular price
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50c quaint} . .
3 yards for . . . ...

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