.TEONIC :
Ire you don your robes of
“anal try a fire of our best Can-
al—coal that burns so nice and
m. When the air gets crisp and
.fleezy burn a little in the grate.
”on the furnace fire can wait till
’ fie weather gets real snappy. All
I“ need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
Watch the blaze and cheer your
ninth. Gives your cores :1 quick
adieu. Drives your worries up the
flue. Cures a grouch, if. that’s
flint ails you. Death to gloom. It
never fails you.
FREE
A. We will gladly hand or mail
5 you a copy of our very interesting
" booklet
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
»m-d to us. '
There is much in this booklet
that will prove of value to you.
WRITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk. Conn.
A
Alterations are being made
in our store
But...“
we are doing business as
I usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmaclst
"firth Main St, 80. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
nomilk for babies delivered to
I..Il'l parts of the Nor-walks
sndRowayton
Made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
13511. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2596, Store
Telephone 1I618
TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
American Taxi Co. ~
11 North Main Street
COAL
'VmAIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
SPECIAL SUIT SALE»
I'm’s and Young Men's ‘
$15.00 to t.sso 00
Price is
sell at fair, prices!.
But—it you poke
find that the intelligent
QUALITY.
1F ONE IS .....
.Itisve easytoimaginetr
- in the 1 her industry—that
. 1113 today.
JUDGMENTS
cm the noise that is go
price is the only factor
an important factor. Who of us does not want to buy and ,
around under the 5111
buyer is still sitting on
It is silly to think or talk
. The unbroken loyalty this past year
old reliable, is proof to us that the
' but reliable quality at fair prices.
W
THEHATCH &
Agents for Sheetrock; Beaver Board, IJohns,
Son Readings -
that buyers are buying On p
TO SNAP
ing around—even“
that governs buy-,7
tace with your cane 3°“
the foundation factor
u“ I
rice only.
of our friends-customers, the good
trade is not buying lowest pnces,
r.
BAILEY CO.
Manville and Baird‘br
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 3C0. Inc. .
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405
FREE DELIVERY
' jealousy and strife.
ANNUAL MEET
(Continued from Il‘irst Page).
girls in our city. Two of the most im-
portant reports are given in full. _. ' ‘
The program was the best ever giV<
en in the Heme. Accompanied by
Mrs. James FJ Half, Mrs W W- Stone
sang "The Slave Song," by 'erref.a “91
:Riega and “I Know 3. Lovely Garden.’
by Guy D. Hardelot. Mrs. Ray M-
Powers sang “Laddie, " Iby T113379? and
"The star." by Rogers. The first
speaker or the afternoon was Hamid
Baxter Liebler or Riverside who took
(or his subject: “Cheerfulness.” He
spoke of “Pollyanna" and said Sh‘
wasFall right. as a. book character but
in real' life we would call her worse
than a. prevaricator. He said the us-
ual smile and attitude of gladness was
assumed. It took something startling
to attract attention. If a woman
should give her lite to save another
the papers and everyone would praise
her and it would be unusual news. it
however a. woman did a. mean action
or got the best of another that was
usual. , People looked for selfishness,
He continued by
saying that symptoms of intoxication
NORWALK
Q
1360 .
CORD TIRES
CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
GOODYEAR
SOUTH NORWALK
\VELDIN G AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
Special Cadillac Limousine Service for Funerals and Weddings
TELEPHONES
2211
International One-Pipe
Burns less—Heats most—Costs least.
For old or new houses—Farm or City.
I‘lociared by Healing Experts to be most
SL'Et'llllfiC heater made. \ I
i‘opic— d by many—Surpassed by none.
0 cl 500 in \‘orwalk since 1915-vand no
lumixs made \et.
fl. sme it s an “International."
Call or phone 473—3.
Henry A. Hegeleih, Agent
Heating Expert
56 WATER STREET,
kinds sheet metal work a specialty
All
WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY RISERS
by means of an
-, Heater
and Sanitary Engineer
80. NORWALK
r
48
Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
SchultZe’s Thursday Specials
SOLID LEAN CORNED BEEF (110*
bone) ...... 14clb
FRESH SHRIMP..................3001b.
VVilsOn’s Hams
Plate Corned Beef /
Rump Corned Beef .........., 18c-22c lb.
Native Cabbage................... I
.28c lb.
7c lb.
4c lb.
_Westport
----------,4
Schultz/es Sanitary * Markets“
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash ’ton St. and R. R. Ave, 8. Norwalk I
Stamford
--,.—'------------,. ..............
Black Rock Bridgeport
Were simlllar to one who was livlnIE
by the power of the Holy Spirit. The
exilleration ot a Godly, woman. would
inspire others to be happier. He flu-
ished by saying that it wasa good thing
to get full—and when so filled with
GOG'B Spiritevelzv Woman could cheer-
fully help to make others glad.
Dr. Augustus Barnett said among
other very interesting statements
which held every one's’ attention for
nearly an hour, that he had always
supposed that the war just finished
was the last war. but the trend of the
times showed again rumors of war.
He said that the next war should be
a. war against war, and that the WI)-
men of America had it in their hands
to wage and win it. He spoke of the
coming conierence in \Vashington of
the greatest statesmen in the world.
There are other was 3.1150 brewing.
Labor is at war with capital the con-
sumer is at “ (11' with the produ ter-
and injUSticc' and strife is rampant all
over the world. \\ omen should \\ 21.,e
a war to brim: about justice. Dr. I3;U‘
nett said that wonn-u wore more just
than men: thy-1- wvighc-«l things. llc
looked to the wcmvn to bring about :1
getting togct‘nvr. The Spirit 01' God
must he the "Spirit" of the. times uni
equalization Imust join with justice.
Giving to the. poor wouldn't lwlp
much. He spoke of a sign carried in
England by :1 group of unemployed
which read: "Curst: your charity. give
us Justice." lie concluded by saying.-
"Your King's llmmim-rs must put my
your armour and \'.';ll‘ against war. You
can help bring about peace not 012‘)“
in military. but in social. civic and;
labor circles. lli- ssml are the pram"
makers for they 512.111 be called “13.
children or God." ’
The program was: arranged by AIRS.
it. I". \Vay and Mrs. Judson “'utls.
At the close of tiw lllL‘i’llng‘ the House
Committee lwmiv-l by Miss linflmc
served l‘efreshlllI-nls. *-' ¢
Report (“I House (‘nmmitu‘m
Madam Chairman and (To-workers:
The around year of my ('huil‘murl-
ship has bwn about the summus the
first. excepting the help (uni stion;
which has been most successful. As"
all have benn retained through-
out tllc :6le, with an. ’adlli
tionul nurse for the ex-
trcmc. sickness of so many. Thu-c ol’
the old ladies lune passed on \l1=.l
Helen Craw in April. \lxs Sal-111 Rock?
in Se-ptember and Mrs (‘lmxlo 11;
Gridley one week ago. That has it
three Vacancies in the Home. To sum:
menu. the coal for the \car u is put
in last April—enough for the furnncu.
and a few more tons of nut coal will
see. us througlNhe coming “inter. Th1: -
garden and laun have bt-cn k4 pt well
and in Mm a Spray w-hwl “as pur-
chased for “Michael” which has made
the mowing much easier The resist
nation of one. beloved Mrs. P. I. Joncs
ll
College Girls Willing;
BOSTON, Oct. 26 —If
Standard Cotton Stores
, 98 WASHINGTON STREET
0
to Wed on $2,000 a Year
women of the i the young
jun or and senior class- sll§wed also that a. majority believed
es at Simmons College practice what that” women
they preach they will be glad w. , . whose husbands could
men earning no more than’ I "
All
placed front $1,000 to $5,000 per an
num, with a. majority of the students
asserting that $2,000. should be suffi-
cient.
Answers tabulated at the college
13’. MacFarlnnd of “'estpoxt “ill t xkc
her place and be visiting ludx for the
mouth of October.
Mrs. \V. F. Taylor has lmcn added
to the Board and will he the lady of,
the month for November in place of]
Mrs. \Villim‘d Adams of \V’estport. All,:
the committee have acted most will-l
“1811' and many social and picasant'
hours have been spent with the old
people. A lawn fete was held here in
July.‘ Mr. Charles H. Burris mos:I
generously donated his limousine to
take the old people out. which of.
course was much enjoyed and :Il‘l‘fllil'
RDDI‘OCIRH‘J. 311‘s. L. Lechmuin can?
to the Home two large trucks or woo l 3
which will supply the need lnuill'
months.
In September Miss Glaab and my-
self spent a day in New York. and so.
looted a. washing machine at a cost
of $275.00 in place of the old one
which was-completely worn out.
\Ve wish to thank -the merchants
of the city for their courtesy and all
discounts given the Home. Also to tlv:
general public for all donations and
interest. aiding the Home committee.
Respectfully submitted.
' ELLA JOSEPHINE BYXBEE.
October 25m 1921 l
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was recelxed ulth regret and Mrs D. i
I
\Ia‘trun 5 ROW“ (11' the Garden and 4
Chickens.
From our golden we have. realized
the following:
Lettuce. 41 Heads _@ 10-150 $ 4.5’1
Radishes, 9 bun. @ Sc ........ .12
Suiss Chard, 11 pks. if! dOC'I . . 4 4-)
Cucumbers. 88 a; 5-Sc . . .. .. 5 J5
Peas 3 bu & ‘2I qts SS Iqts
W 150 a (it. .............. 1417'?
811113511. 26% 1rd,}, Sc ...... ’33-!
Beans. 2% bu. & 5 (:3. (8.3 gts)
51/" 15c_‘qt.' ................ 12 T5
Carrots. 3“'bu. (9 qtsy @ 2 dis
{i
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1.-.;
Buy Beacon Blankets N ow '
Our stock of Beacons is complete, and includes Beacon Bed
Blankets, Beacon Bathrobe Blankets, Indiali Blankets, Plaid Blah 1,
late and Crib Blankets.
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Beacon Bathrobe Flannel by the yard.
, The new BeacOn Blankets. prices mean a money saving.
PLENTY. 'OF ,WOOL BLANKETS AND ARMY BLANKETS
- .-a...
wm-v—~. n... .. ...
aw vow—upm
who- ~ m..Mvv-- -u—v—‘v‘
m
‘\
COMFORTABLES' WITH BEAUTIFUL ART COVERS
g. :=I= III a M I
Am
=:’ !_._.__ 1‘ T T —
Quinces, 1 pk. ..........’....-...» .35 but got a mere quart or two. .
Citron. 2 bu. ............. .... 4.00 The report of the chickens I at!“ H Kr C Q‘
Grapes, 2% pks @ 500 1.2-5 sure you will find satisfactory: . _‘ [6 er 0
——————- No. of eggs laid from Oct. 1, ‘
M'akin" a total of ........ $101.74 1921 to Oct. 1, .1921, 167 ’
Deductinbg from this amount , dozizn (if; 60c k ...... $100.2) FSCHOOL COATS II
the expenditures. Pounds of Chic en for the . . ‘
Ploughing .......... s 4.00 table 50% (u) 380 ........ 19.00 - or Boys and Girls
Fertilizer ............ 14.00 .4 ———————; AVery'attx-active line or School
Seed ............... . 5.95 ‘ 81193:)‘5 Girls Coats, sizes from 6 to 16
Labor .............. 70.00 Dcducting from this sum the 1 Prices range from ‘
——-—-———- cost of the {uni .......... 5o.1o‘i $7.98 to $20.00
$93.95
$933.57. “'9. hate 3. balance or ...... $63.43; . .
. .——-——————- {espectfuly submitted 1 Charge .Account 80111:].th L
“e lime :1. balance in our A\\IE"‘ . KTAAB, ;
:7 "v )iatrnn. :
f2l\ or of
Our six '1“ berrx bed “as destroyed
by mice during the past “inter. “to
tune staltcd a. new one “1111
plants at a. cost of $3. 50. 011r_tvrn
peach tr((s also failmi us. \\c imp 3.-
to gel; at least two bask“ is from them
Mme. Jeannette
Corseticre 8: Glover
GLOVES
Chamoisette.. ..59c 95c, 81. 29 .
Gauntlets ........ $1. ‘29, 31. 75
Long Ghamoisette ...... $1. 25
Children' s Chamoisette . . 50c
Kid Gloves. . $2.50, $3. 00, I93. 50
Gauntlets ....... . $4.00, $5.00
Mocha Gloves , $3.,50 $5.00
Gauntletts $4.50
Wool Hosiery - $1.50
Carter’s Medium and Winter-
weight Underwear at
Low Prices
56 S. MainfiSt., S. Norwalk
‘—
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
None Such Mince Meat,
apkgmm...” ..... 17c
Fancy Cal. Prunes . . . . 3. lb. 14c
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 lb.
pkg. ..... . . ...........
Pure New Orleans Molasses
quart ....... 250; gal. 900
A. , sI'I‘IIIULL
24 Cottage St, East Norwalk
23c
for 150 .................. 7.20.
Co1n,291,§ doz. ears @ 40c doz 11.90
Beets, 41 bunches @ 5-7c 2.59 ’
Onions. 25 qts. @ 10¢ 3; qt. .. 2.50
Lima Beans 621,4, qts @ 2 for 25
and and «for 35 ........... 14.13
Tomatbcs, 3 pks @ 40;; M... . 1.20
Egg Plant. 20 @’ 15c a. piece/.- \ 3-00
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
fifty : .
L
TIRE: V ULOANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED
wow and Used Tires and Tubes Bold
Standard Gasoline and Oils g
Evertise in the Sentinel.
ORLINS’
Prices Reasonable
TYPEVVRITERS
Remington, Underwood, L. C. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent is in Town Every Day.
Plummet Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
.———q
125 WASHINGTON ST”
SO. NORWALK.
1
l
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for .
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. 8. Norwalk
vw
Q
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost ‘
No More
New Radiators in Stool 0.
Wall Street
9 WALL arm: ,
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING —
South Norwalk
SPECIALS
GOIden’s
68 Washington Street
have reduced prices on all Bugs and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
Watch your flowering plants grow.
SLNIV'ld asouwme
1131mm 11v ’wosso-la
blues-r FBOM‘HOLLAND
We received prize bulbs of Tulips,
Hyacinth,- Daffodils, Crocus, Oxal is,
Chinese Sacl ed Lilies at 10west pric'zess‘E
Boston‘ Ferns .
Perfecto
Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Are
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel’s.—Office, 1103; House. 853
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
. .
GET A’ SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
soodl. ruse. Papers. mm: and «fl
amend-hand goods. Anything you
have.“ Price according to the qui-
it: the goodnh square deal
elm
Philip P. Eahonoy
I2 Van Zandt Street
W Goods Always on east 1
MW
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THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
rNeWell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
153 Washington St. - So. Norwalll
Buy your Gold Fish at the
\GUNS,
, AMMUNITION,
COATS,
Fer Hunters
I
SPECIAL
IAll Wool V Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
, $6.50
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE 1
wt»?!
ofl‘l “6
Also Celebraiea Dunhill’s
PIPES
Block Tel. 1581
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