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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 27, 1921 · page 11

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’ .11 North Main Street

Ere you don you'll-robes, of ‘

I ' flannel try a. fire of our best Can'-
that burns so nice and
easy. Wh'en the air gets crisp and
threezy burn a little in the grate.

7_ Then the furnace fire can wait till
’ theiweether gets rcalsnoppy. All

Eel—coak

you need to make you happy.
. Cost no more than other kinds.

{Watch the blaze and cheer your
A minds. Gives your cares a. quick
adieu. Drives your worries npthe
flue. Cures a gronch, if that’s
,whnt ails you. Death to gloom. It
never fails you.

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FREE
We will gladly hand or mail

you a. copy of our very interesting
booklet

“EDISON 7 AND MUSIC”

Call at our store or drop 37110le1
card to us.

There ls much In this booklet
the: will prove of value to you.

WRITE TODAY

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

5. -th Net-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

Alterations are being made
in our store '

Butte..." >
we are doing busineSE as
usual. .

 

' H A. MEAD

~ Prescription Pharmacist

8 North Main 8t, 50. Nor-walk

 

 

 

Perfectly Pasturized

Milk and Cream
the milk for babies delivered to
all parts of the Norwalks
and Ron‘syton

Homemade Butter, Eggs from our
farm. and Buttermilk fresh daily

F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone 1613

 

a. . ‘ ,

TAXI

Telephone 908

Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promntly Attended
to. Prices Moderate

, American Taxi C0.

 

 

 

 

 

COAL

GRAIN, WOOD, FEED

 

'DEVINE Enos.
P3013 53

 

 
 
 
 

It is Yéry easy to Imagine
mg today. _

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3,: sell at furnaces! :~ ‘1

QUALITY.

 
 

but reliable quillty at fair

 
 
 
 

PHONE 1405

 

{I

It is silly to think or talk that buyers are

The unbroken lanlly this nest year of our Irlen
old reliable. is proof to us that the trade is not, buying lowest nrlc‘es, _

prices.

4‘ like noise lint”

In the lumber lndnstryéthat price is the only factor that $9Y33'?s 5‘11?"

 

THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Agente for $11ch Beaver Board, Johns, Emma and Beird &
Son Roonlnge ' , , 7 ,

 

around—even

Price Is on important rector. W’ho q; us does not went to buy and 3- 9 '

o
But—~11 you note around under the surfae with your cane Y ,
: find that the Intelligent. borer ls still sitting on the foundation factor

buying on price only
«is-customers, the good 7 a

Quality GmCeries and Free '3
* Delivery ‘

A. F. Beckmanné’a‘Canc.

83 Washington Street, South Nerwalk
. Flinn DELIVERY

 
 
 
 

NOyés opened the assemblo’
Vsh’ort talk, stating- that he
rations and clubs. “Mr. No?
would take inane oday.

‘ was as follows; , . ‘ '

' (a) Tannhauser March Wager-LIE:
: (l3) Minuet...
' (c) Souvenir d'Andalouse

' (6') Turkey in the Straw .
, Encorelexieland

": Team '

 
 

tion there will not be any school.
The football game which was sched-

afternoon, at Banter Grounds, the op-
ponents being- Falrfleld. Several
changes; have been made In the Green
and We line- ”up Roselle. will play"
.on the line. and Bill Anderson will do
zrllkewlse. This ought to
_ file line mgeatly.

“MUSHROOM” DRUG
HOUSES BLOCKED, 9
BY MACKENZIE

 

 

 

 

NORWALK

, 7. CORD TIRES , , ,
CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

SOUTH NORWALK

 
 

GOODYEAR

WELDING AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS ‘ ‘
Special Cadillac leounlne Service’for Funerals and Wedding: ,
1360 g . TELEPHONES ‘ - 2211"

 

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month The wholesale druggists “ill
then be Wmitted to Withdraw from
bonded warehouses liquor to the valu‘»
of 1!?) per cent of the gross busines
shown for medicinal purposes.

The action of. Director Mackenzie
followed a. .confE‘rence he had with
some wholesale druggists The d:-
, rector was a wholeséle drug house
salesman for Mars before his {Eden}

at his 10 per cent limit from the scl-
entific standpoint of one “he lllldfl‘

 

 

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by ‘IncEns of an

VI ARM ROOMS FOR EARLY RISERS

International OneePipe

Heater

..3

Burns less—~Heats most—{tests least.
Fox old or new houses-“Farm or City.

Call or phone 4733‘ 0.

Heating Expert
56 WATER STREET,
l kinds sheet 'metal,

work

Declared by Hearing Experts to be most
scientific healer made.
Copied b3 many~$urnassed by none.
Over 560 in Nor-walk since 1915~and no ‘
repairs made yet. _ '
Be sure it‘s an lnzemnilonal.“

, Henry A. Hegelein, Agent

and Sanitary Engineer
50. NORWALK
a epe'elaztyj

 
 

stands the auvnne liquor regain:
ments for mnlldnnl purposes.
“’holesnlc druggiets E\pré“${‘d ap-
prowl} his: nicm 01 the direclors no
lion It. puts th. n on an eien compo:~
ltlxc basis. “mic as the admission 'll’
ding firms Ointmlzefi primarih to 1.1%:
liquor mould fine the latter a distin rt
arhanlarre There is a federal res
nulloment that Applicants for nine!»
sale clru I‘m-Isis in: {‘11st must haw;
drug's to the x nine of at least $2 5»
”(‘9 on X} o Root of Il2 -ir nieces in for:
4he3 ma). neliw :2. fulernl ‘liqinr
“illidrz‘m‘ol per-mat. imt Hie IDRSIIH‘SS
has proved so rr‘ofiml‘xie eleswnere
that; scores )2 u
{9, in\(Sl 3.“
.m it The 10 31.: went limit will i: as.
the expeinmlons Pr abnormal profi‘s
L‘ireltor Markc: iorpoimed en: mi" .- 2,
the linil‘ilg? will? dwgglst is .xllougl
to (ll-av. .itmzt a} proof gallons
liquor monthh for median ll Emu
DOSES. '

TOWNS TO PAY.”

 

 

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., 77,0050 LESS ON

 

 

 

------,-----9_-----_,--‘--,,.---_-------..-,----- .......

Victor Wesley

Has Removed to

CHESTNUT STREET

Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 36.25

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MILITARY T AX

Continued from First Page.

 

 

the! some 30:11: The New Haven like;
is $24.63EL6A as against $35.1‘95736 3.
van ago; The \\’ iter‘hnn tax :5 En »
105. 93 as against 323 If»? {I in lo M.

0f the sum :Ippri: primal la} I} .
General Assembh f0! militnn fifl‘dll‘S
which is $260. 4923 $13 a 3931* im- the
current biennial perked the stat; pms
15 per cent and the toxins ps3 22223
other \5 not rent The npnorilo: Imen
Is based on the ratio of the aver-a
7 receipts from taxation {or the pa ;
three years hr. the to“ as to the tomli
Average receipts for Ilu‘ , past. three
3&3an in. all the. towns

 

Steak Halibut
Steak Salmon . ..
«Steak Code?
tea
Bins Fish .......
Fresh :.iaekerel
Suffer Fish . .
3831i Fish
Snapper
IE: fiSli .......
Haggai “é; ........
FreshS

......

......

Bee ton Blues

FANCY SMELT
' FANCY FRESH SHRIMP.
Fancy LONG ISL AND ESCALLOPS...50C pt.

Steak Sword Fish

at.

u...

Gil.

...-

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6

9.32clb.

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u..-

loe Fish.......

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.......

econ...

aoanocnuunac

o‘eqeuaaasola

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........

QtOIQOICQC-IOCOII

............ ..

ock Finnan Haddie. . . . . . . . 18:: ll).

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Schultze’ s Friday Fish Specials

320 lb.
.30c lb.

. 32c lb.

. .32C1b.

. 28c- lb.
. 25:: lb.
16c 11)..
30c lb.

 

. 2401b.
. 22c lb-

L. 18611). 7
. 12c. lb.

. 121: lb

 

small _

BlackRoek

Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets.

HMSQHEIESE Wasn’tonSt.andR.R.AYe.,s Roz-walk

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

' 01’ hearing the \orwnlk Church 0*
{or '53:
builéifig This I .

 

SPECIAL SUIT SALE
2213’: and Young: Men’s
‘2 $15.00 to: $39.00 '

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

cry Student». to support their ngir

mat: the first payment 01; millet-we

Leon Fish a member of the Senior
. Class, travelled to Greenwich yester-
any afternoon. whére he witnessed a
hockey exhibition given. by the Yalee‘v

2 Tomorrow being Teachers’ Conven- .

ulcd for tomorrow will bejlayeilhln

7 strengthen

appointment and so was ..ble to arrlxe ‘

she-on 1‘ nillingnessi
.mxu tr. "wot {3}? lion 0! 31(- r- .

 

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.. . . Bocche ni-Josem

 

 
 
 

 

II urtaln Week

For the comiiig week We will make .
skewing of the largest and most complete stock of I *
» Curtains, curtain materials and draperies, that \En
ghEYe ever displayed, including many 1103 el .195 C

-EESigns and col orings.

 

SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY

READY-MADE CURTAINS
Scum—Flam . . . ..98c to $2. 50 pr. i,.Scrim-—Ruffled...$l. 50 to $6.50 pr

Qiiaker Craft Lace”... ...... 9. ........... $1.98 toy,
' CURTAI N MATERIALS BY T HE YARD

Scer..........121/2ct059cyd. i Lace............35cto$1.2nsd

DAINTY DRAPERIES IN NOVEL DESIGNS
“Sunfast”——-Sllkandcotton.......................50cto
Cretonnes .....

3;; KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS ARE gTHE BEST

.9............25ct0$1.253d.

A... .M
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a Spegza l

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51.00 p)- '

33.003d

 

 

 

JACK FROST PUTS IN , ‘,
\ FIRST APPEARANCEERE.
An old song beginning, 7" The mel-
arm-huh. days are here. it’s a. little too
warm for whiskey and'a little too cool
for beer." died between chattering
teeth yesterday morning. It was 110E
too warm. not a. Hit. At 6 a. m.
the thermometer registered 35 degrees
~ «three above freezing and a. good
{onion of the. gentry declared, as they
tmncd on the gas under the ,cofiee
not that. it was the coldest day of the
season.
At 9 o'clock the. temperature had
1‘; son to 110 degrees and it continued
to rise unenthuslasllcally throughout
the morning. 133‘ night it was back
almost where it lied started.
'l’rohibition still being in effect hot
{it ocelate merchants are doing exer —
{hing in 2E2. air power to popularize: the t
boxerogc.

Mme. J e'annette
Corsetiere 8: Glover

 
 

 

 

GLOVES ,
Ghamoisette. . . 59c, 95c, $129
Gauntlets ..:..,. $1.,29 $1.75
Long Chamoisette ...... $1.25
Children s Chamoisette - . . 50c
Kid Gloves. . $2. 50, $3. 00, $3 50
Gnnntlets . - .' ...... $4.00 ,55.00
Mocha. Gloves . . . . $3. 50, $5. 00
Gauntlet“ ............. $4.50

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

Wool Hosiery Wm... $1.50

Carter’s Medium and Winter-7
weight Underwear, ' at Q
' .Low mice; .

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

56 s. M... Sin-”S. Norwalk
SPECIA‘ LS
FOR THE WEEK

 

 

 

The .nerng‘e total rm Elvis Iran: I .Y—
aliens 1:3“ towns in 1}..- 13-15; g; 3.. 3.1.3435}
“as $33. 2S? 230.15.11‘m3nli'ng to {319
tin commissioner Of the $36ll:4§9.15§:

 
 
 
 
 

for military affairs for the current;
Year the towns {any 3. ml of $221 4

4:14.55 as against 53*}
; The flintmnls to be i

this vicinity follow:

l
L3 .0 was in:
\' run: 1:.

$3.6fi5.€9“:~ New Cannon. $731126}:
India-Doze. $.14: .33; u ., $44 :31:
\\‘ivslporr;r$$27.?;: “i": if. :lTSjt‘l.

 

SOFT}! NOR'WALK mirmnirs-r
(IHI'RCR Eon: .

 
 
 

AI :3 .2 2cm \3 col: scrvz . 112:“
South Nor-walk Methodist . 2:31 39-
night {hf sl: bi (Ct \Vili b0 “:31‘13"

f'Jcsus and, 1116 “*cman :2: .
All attendants are requcszt :1 t0 WIRE
the‘story before comm,
Tomorrow all dog. m
be open for the teachers .C71\! 2 {ion to
be held in this dish-kt ,
Tomorrow exerting a: S . Hook ’3‘{

Men S Christian Indusui..l Lt: {Igni- “‘1:

hold its rennin: linemen; and socizl
meeting The first geim'es in a ton"
name-ht nhlch will illClet'lc‘ can“!
howling pool. checkers. and Cllvfi xvi“
he. planed off and all comers “1'51 fi-
able to particulate in the gamma H. ~§
Qfiesllments as usual .. be 56?“

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The church nill have the Erin? .u

 
 

EX filing

 

"D edition Eli; n’

‘pei‘rfle‘nfl'm

.mh will -1 ,

None snch Mince Meat,
8 pkg ................. He
FancyGeLPrunes....Elb14¢

Live Oak Buckwheat, 31b.
pkg. ...... 3 ............ 33G

Pure New Orleans Molasses ‘
quart . . ., ...... 25o; gal. $00

A. STULL

fineness Stow 1%th

 

 

TO THE‘PUBLIG

From not until runner notice the
Connecticut {hi-net Cleaning Company
have redirect! prices on all Bugs and

carpets, both washed and dry cleaners.

Anemia-s called for am: delivered.
PHONE 969

Watch your flowering plants grow,

 
 
 
 

 

9 slum, gleam. ,
”Veyllaluwfn'v moose-m.

 
 

‘ Rosenfield

\YALTER’S APPOINT‘IENT C0\-
‘ FIRMED BY SENATE.

VVASH1\GTON Oct. 2? .—The Serb!
ate today confirmed Jacob B. Walter.
of Cheshire, commissioner of Vow.
Haven Count3 as United 'States \Iar-t
8133.1 for Connecticut to succeed 3.311-;
133m 28.. Palmer, oi: Oxford whose re-i
Sig-nation was recently dnmanded by;
AttorneY General Harry M. Doughert v. 3
“falter will take office as soon :15 323.5;
bond is Approved.

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Newinstrunient for detecting firc“
damp. or methane, in mines is beingi
tested in England.

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Try a’. classified ad in the Sentinel%
(or the best results.

' , ORLINS’
TEE FULGAHIZEG SHOP

AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
- 39 West Washington Street
A“: WORK GUARANTEED ,

m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold:

. Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Gila

Remington, Underwood, L. C. Smith,
.r Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent Is in Town Every Day.

Plummér Typewriter Exchange
' 156 Fairfield Ave" Bridgeport, Conn.

 

 

Bros.
HARDWARE 8. HOUSE
' FURNISHINGS »

, —-——l

125 WASHINGTON s'r.
so. VNORWALK:

 

 

 

Es. LYON "
JoB PRINTING
33...}: Norwalk

 

 

' Perfecto ' Bon’quet

 

Are

, Now'Sold for 19¢ '

Our Panatella Extras Are
. Also Sold for 18¢

Our No. OEe,;8c; 2 for 15¢

0L1) ‘WELL‘ CIGAR
COMPANY

 

lH. Kri‘egerx Co.‘

SCHOOL COATS
For Boys and Girls

A very attractive line of 56?: 01
Girls’ Coats, sizes from 6 10 1::
Prices range from

7.98 to $20.00
Charge Account Solicited

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

CLOTHING
and

FURAI‘IH‘. GS
for

BOYS AND GIRLS ;
at the

CHIIDREN’S STORE

37 West Washington St. S. Nc-mgzk

 

 

Have Your
Radiators

 

 

 

Wall Street

 

 

‘ es W'aEhingion Street

SPECIAle
Golden’s

 

 

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Davifi W Raymondj
EYEEETAEEE

Tels.—Office,1$03: House. 853
NEW RED MEN’S ELNLDENG

 

GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will Buy your nomenclé

‘7!

1 ‘2. money
a Van 28nd: Sweet
W flood. Always on Hie

 

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3

New Rama' tors in Bloc} ‘

a WALL MEI-IE: ,

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THE 3‘?an THAT nurse 6 c:

N eniell 8: Mn rray
ELOTHIEBS AND; FERNISHERS
253 Washington 8!. So. Nomi“

 

 

 

GUNS,

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,, All \V 001 V Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
$6.50 ’

 

 

AAEIUMTION

 

(joA'l‘S,

 

 

 

‘Tarlov Bro;

 

 

UFLTO-SATE .CIGAR STORE
song AGENTS FOR

 

 

 

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