Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1921 · page 15

 

 
 
 

”kiriSCHsAUiil CLOTHES 5“

 

”3 Why this growing
7‘ Kirschbaum Clothes. ‘7 (@ahty'

How

330 to $45

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surelyfu: ' -'
3 ‘ , Why is it that one
. 7 ., suit looks better ythan anothu,
fits smoother, wears longer”
demand—3 For

 

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' ,4 85 WASHINGTON STREET so. NORWALK
m i
decreasing until whereas there was a 11 oo‘fimm mmus
l percentage of 7.7 pr cent. in 1920. (POEM ,
Compared with her neighbor on the \VASKINGTON D C..Oct.14.—Th;-

IN’ lllllEllllEY

WASHINGTON, D. 0., (m. ti.——Thol
MN, stile in the union to show an m-
(u 189 in thr- pcrct-ninm: of Hilts-rat'-
pnyilniion ten years: of age and over
N: Vern 11H“ ,n-nrs l'llfi hurl 1920 is HIP
'14 l utinllil- distinction thrust upon
‘3" nm‘ilv‘if l-y 1hr- ci-nsxzvt humans in
ir: ..i.ci»m'|n! or the illilnrm‘y in the
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11.! 5: nhmxn by Hip (‘i-nsus
.0 u ”Phr- increase is only from Fr
(wit ll 1910 to 6.1: pt-r cent. in
I, but o-\v':r}‘ other sinii- in the un-
slnmnl :1 dcv‘rr-asrr. Connecticut
. mining: nlom- in the increase. ta‘hui‘ar
The burr-nu dons not blame Con-
I'm iirui s-rlucntitmal fu'cilitlcs, how-
i-w r, but stator; that “the increase is
Gnuiitlwsr duo mainly or Wholly to a
(n‘sidctahlc increase in tho. foreign
”born population of the state."

The number of illiienitcs in the state
in 1920 is given as 67,265. out of a. po-
pulation of 1. 067.797. while in 1910 it
w- .1: ghen (is 5': ,fnc . in :1 population of
on: .026

\V’h-ilc- ('Uhm riirnt hm: lm-‘n Locom-
iv...’ ivim'i‘nslnzly illili-mtc in tho past
‘1 y. 1'11, 11\(- I'nitvd Stair-s- has 1-1.0!)

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3rmluced its pr-rm-niagc from

iromi HYS‘U‘TH of signals for the use of

north. Massachusetts. Connecticut
makes a vcry poor showing. for Mns‘
suchusotts has reduced its illiteracy
per ccntagc from 5.: in 1910 to 4.7 in
1920. The illiteracy in New England'
is 4.9 per cent. against 5.3 in 1910.
Louisiana is the most illiterate state
in tho union. with a percentage of 21.9
but it has cut down its average from
29 per cont. in 1910. Iowa holds the
palm i'm- the smallest purccntnze oi'
illiteracy. with ].l pcr can. having
1.? in

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19l0.
T0 STANDARIZE DRIVING
SIGNALS.

The committee on highways and
motbr vohiclcs of the Connecticut
Chamber of Commerce will meet Tucs-
dny at 2:30 in the office of Commis“
sioncr of Motor Vehicles Stoeckel to
consider tho practicability of a unl-

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drivers of motor vchiclcs. A move is
on foot to dovclop a. sfandnrdizod set
of ruins: for signalling: that will More
no doubt in the minds of drivers wlicn
anothcr (irivcr signals a. chungr of (ii.
rcciion. Such :1 Sci has alrcmiy hm n
bf'I‘ll published hy the (lcpnrtzmni of
motor \'(‘111('1l".“’. but has by no 1110mm

senate has confirmed the following
nominations for postmastcrs in Con-
nectlcut:

Edgar \V. Lewis, Chester: Ethel l‘.,
Scxton,J~Iazi1rdville; Edna M'. Jenkins
Middlefleld; Claude M. Chester, No-‘é
ank: Harvey Ackart, Rowaston: Dex- l
ter S. Case, Sound View: Louis M.
Phillips. South Coventry: Rollin '1‘.

 

,Toms, Springdalc: Robert A. Dunning.

Thompson: Edward F. Schmidt. West-
brook.

 
 
 
 
 

 

FROM

COUGHS

T: Cows, CROUP

,3 Tickling Throat
Whooping Cough

Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.

 

come into nniu-rsal 1150. l." tho. aims
ul' tho commiitcc :0 through a sysit-m
“ill ho (vuohul that “ill l-c [mil 0:
the knowleilg. rrqulrezi of “ppm in s
in: (lrixm s “PPDSOE 'lllil it “ill h: 10
unlit-d th it ”in so si'rn: ils ln- um ll 'il 'tll_
tinios.

 

—--Svcc'sx Orchestra at Forresters'
rlnznnr Town Assembly Hall tonight.
‘Spcciai ontortainmcnt features.

 

——-Sunday table (1' hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1 00. Served from
it: 30 to 7:30 p m.

 

HAVE YOU ' A

 

 

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‘11! Hands Are Eager

3- inn-um- .1 I103: of mu delicious
lull. tons, (-lmonluiu‘. 01' Other
«1.111%. and those who know
Elmm host like thmu most.

. There Are Costlier
l Candies

l'dili Hill‘s, bill lllf’y iil'C Jii) lit'l-
11-2. 'l‘lu-y can't 111-. “"0 use the

f‘uuw‘ illlil purcst of sugar,
mm- at, chm-,olatc. and flavor»
iv {rs “my :1 box and compare

those of a
twice as.

mutt-His with
luwkuuo costing
In lli'l) .

.‘1
:1“

DOLLAR ?

Start a savings account
~ now while it is on your
mind,

'l‘lu- dollar/has shrunk
considerably' since the
days heforo the war but

- .adonof forgot that there is
a good dcal of spring to it,
)‘0I and that it is going 10
get larger again.

By saving your dollars
now they will not only
earn other dollars. as in-
terest but every dollar is
going to grow large bo-
cnuse of the increasing

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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(‘ 0N FECTIONERY
1' Hotel MW. 36: NM -

 

3 “reek‘end SPECIaIS ion or. Prices have now
cached and are ssing

:3 EV cry Friday and sat- ’3 :lieir peak and neg:- was

3' urday it as profitable to save as

‘ it is now.

:French and" 5mm” Ice :1: Remember that as (the

1 Cream Delivered for All dollars grow larger, they

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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may also be harder to ’get.
Now is the time to start a
savings account with

3 THE PEOPLE’S 3
TRUST CO.

 

 

For rrnny years a standard
fo'rnilycou hmodicinoof high-
est merit. Eonuinanoopi-tu.

 
 
 

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FOLEY’S J
HONEYANDTAR

The Stimson-Powell Corporauon.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

YorBest
Res nits

fink f Hon: 3.3m
333,1!hn1ei‘iathesee days

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THE PRETTIEST CHILDREN’S DRESSES] :

A New Kind“ oF “Valite‘ifliving” Shop—A Branch of New» York 311* Edam-t

At I 1 Main Street,

 
 

 

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$100—er Giving RwayDoIlar

By way of souvenirs we will place oracle Tomwofiot' on: '

 
 

 

One Additional for one Dollar
Two for $153003"

ll Offering All Wool Tricotine Breasts, All
Dresses, Jersey Drésws, Veliret
Dresses, Sport Coats, Long Blink Géats

Ever-figment that. came in for our om to at“ $15.90.

 

Tomorrow, Opening Day

Only .............m........,.....m.. flu... $1335.00

Your Choice of Amy Two Garments
Two {or $16.00

YonBuyOneandGetOneFREE

 

Also an Assortbii Lot of m Merchandise in

UNDERWEAR, MGHTEOWNSnPAm
LE’ITES, PETTICOATS, WAISTS, ‘
GARMENT-‘8

 

Included in filial-vii“-
aE-EAUTIFUL 40-IN. LONG SWEATERS
Sold all o’ver the land for $15.00 each ‘___
erc Tomorrow with any garment- in the above lot
For ONE DOLLAR More ‘
The Two for $16. 00

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Retailed‘fivery‘where for $1.00
Tomorrow-(hie FREE

 

 

Opemng Dollar

That are not to be duplicated anywhere in the land—and we know Whereof we 3M0 .~.
These values have made us famous in aboVe cities, and are bound to win you as a friend and3

customer right from the start. Each and every item atrue DOLLAR V ALUE—posxtwely
unsurpassed.

 

HOUSE DRESSES Positively the Fmt Values In

BOYS‘?L CL. 2 r --
nors’ MIDBY CORDUROY SHITS ' '
In Green, Brown and Hate—Mr Pan make—41130. $1 7511

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~hitoftheseason; msws.................
BOYS' BLOUSES
..$I (ill

BOYS’ CRPS SIMS-One FREE
Two for $13;

BOYS’ SUITS
AB Wool; sizes 7 to 17

li~.-;:ular $3110

l“fll' ouov-no:_u;couooucan't-ou-uuov‘oyoo ‘3... $1; .00

BUNGABGW APRONS
Regular $22

For .1, ....... . . . . ; ..... 18-133. . . - $1.00

And the BIGGEST SWEATER BARGAINS 3-7
.The finest materials.

TomorI‘OW, 2 for oioomv§00000¢obocooopm

 

 

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A Sensau'om‘sl sycam- for Opening Day Only—for just s'I.00

mule Itnest
MISSES’ AND LADIES’ SWEATERS
$2.50 $2.95 $395, $4395 “

With:~ an‘ Entra‘ Fine Assortment at $2.503 3

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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tValuesto$l4;95...............;.~.E.......... 3
Reg?” values to $3.98 V $2.00 3 OW—EX it,“ I axlt§_,_ to match—l3 3mg
.omorrowL................m............ ., BOYS" MIDDY3 m
Oné Additional for $1.”‘00 ’“ WOO r 0 o a
TWL far $3.1]? , , 3A1! Grahgeoééhfisgnhe 9. .Vfiuefi 333 $6 9 '3 $4.95
ATTENTION LADIES OF SOUTH NORWALK !—Come m Thmormw to 0111:“.
ing. You» Will Liko Our: Bargains and We Are . Sure 0&3 Phase Yak We Are
Here ‘to STAY and SATISFY YOU and SERVE You wmz : ' '