Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 4, 1921 · page 16

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armament Come
The Rector 3s
securing volun ,, ,,
‘House Visitation 1 to be: c‘o‘nduetad'
thromhont the parish ton the after.
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. Russia. Even Americans don-'t
Cin jail. That is not done this pol-taut work should giv
. . . ‘E 'to, .-the R9etor stance. ,
531.1319 Americans who have emerg- foii the canvafsseis will be} mad
'm‘ Russian jails in accordance about ten days hence. a ‘
the Hoover agreement, say: 4 The vestry will meet it the rectory
I was sitting in Bumka." 01' next Wednesdayovenll (Lprm.
es. I know Ivan Ivanovich. I sat . ‘ -'
him for two months last year " 1
”mid Flick and Kx'lpatrlck and ‘
1.? mt of the Americans who fell .
”35852151 the Soviet; authorities, sprinl..- 5.,
their conversation with Rmian . .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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vi‘etland, but will sound very strange .», ,V(C_ontlnued, on Page. Sixteen) datlon, for. In these places '4 -' ' * ‘ " i L i i

aneu- friends in the United states. ~~ take tum” in ”cum” 8 a“ 4’ Hum ,

"maglish-Sfieaklng persons in Ru 5le _ .. . No Aocounthat Required. are available, one "man terrain Vie

 
 

smever think or calling th6, food ration Dealers, in and manufacturers us- Crawling into a. bed, ,oment 1411- ~
ylts English name. , R is always ing (bfat, not recovering for re-use) otherchlld vadates it. t -. . } _ .
‘YDO ” Fish is never fish but "fiba," completely denatured alcohOI will “not “Entire families are jumping, in, 0 _ ,: .~ . 1.} ,g—
' ms the foreigners who wone 55:55. be required to obtain a permit or ren- .rivers and cases are reported of PM“ , , , . E
mate enough to get liato' Bolshéfig der an account of the alcohol bought. Ionts strangling their ohlldren rather, 9,:

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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lagoons will probably never eat “111154;,"r sold or used, Mr. Dunham explained. than to see them die by starvation;
again if they can avoid it. for the Dealers will be permitted to transfer says the dispatch,- which also gives »~
dried and smoked fish served to them germ original packages Or from stor- thé first report. or dlsorderly. migra-
ln thin soup isn't a. pleasant memory age tanks. to other packages or con- tion “Over the roads in 51.555511} .,
When the Norwegians made a. gift Ltamer-s completely denatured aloohol, IdlStrict, ‘ is- -rno,ving a. band of sor- .
of smoked herrings to the Russian but each such dealer's package con- derly refugees from stnrving Volga}? .,
famine-Moron. an. American who taining five or more wine gallons ‘ ~..
we been. in Russia ever since the must carry a. marl: 0" stencil giving
imwas overturned remarked.- "The the name and address of the dealer,,
' s are so blooming tired of the degree of proof of such alcohol, '
Wwoqden fish that they are prob- the formula. number. and in letters
fibly glad to hand it over to the poor not less than an inch high the words, I
" It's like giving a. stone Eto “Completely Denaturad AlcohOl. ” ' ,l
‘those who ask for bread But the Protecting Public from Blindness ,
mans can‘t protest" , Packages of completely denatured
" ‘Narkomdel’ and scores of other alcohol contzilning less‘han five wlne- "
amplifications of names fog various gov gallons, sold or oflered for sale by de-
fifnment departments have found naturers or dealers, must carry a. l:-
M way into English as it is spoken ',bel Mr. Dunham ,pointed out,
It lsa contraction of a long agglomen WhICh must be printed in D131!!- 198']- -
aflon of Russian wcms v. hioh mean tlmate letters the above quoted words
ithe Peoples Commissa =..t for For- and, in addition,.on the same label.
fielgnAfiair-s. Iunder the skull and bones symbol.
:the word “poison." together with the
mm (‘III‘RCH NOTES. ,folldving statement: "Completely de-
Enatured alcohol is a. violent poi‘son.
tennial will 'be obsened in an the It cam“ be applifd “ten.“my t° 1“?”
“Epls’Up-LI a: (res r ‘moushoflm the man or animal tassues wathout sen—
, land. At .~ 39.1.3 R10rnin¢£servjee in one results. It cannot be taken in-
, Trinity. 9,917,501.“ the fivmns and tern-ally without} inducing blindness
WEB} pro}. 3 set fonh for the pm: and general physrca] decay. ultimate-
M will 9,4,1”. about this thought. 13‘. resulting in death.” } The word
’ The mid-dug. : . \iC‘E‘ \\ .11. however} he ,"Illlirefltqlljla‘llfymg'ts?atturad ~alcohol
bfiaf ; U, :0 WI no, e perma e . 0 appear on
u on; permit 0f time fax any label. The name and address of
the dealer may be printed on this la,-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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ENJOY-EéYOUR: ’
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Next Sunday the Missionary Cen-E‘

, Then 911p Into one-end get full effect of ‘Etbe correct contentfilg styled

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The best place in town for'
lunch or dinner. We. make. a.
specialty of our business man's
lunch served ‘from 11:00 afim. ,
until 2:60 p. m. Apipotiiing'
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the Rector}: : called IQ consider somr served. You'll 'enjoy 79‘" lunch‘ ' ' '
Butter“: ‘ 51059521599" b‘" "° “h” “we”; matter. We and be New wfih W Flue seal and 111018 (3th FIRE 4111411581] "W A 1
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hex: Tue: :31: z t the meuiv ~- Dip the in]: spot ln pure melted tnli
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give the second of his series of instruc— out the tnllow and t
} . .. } _ , no ink will come
150215 on G . E ‘OChS m Engl‘ShE out with it. Mill: “m remove ink

' E~Chnrch Histos: " —\t this mleefin
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CO dPr 3,”, 5.2L {mic he er-u from linen or colored musllns, hen

’ iod of Lazi. Innuenc: in the Church of: eclds would be ruinous by soaking the
lmgland .. goods untll the spot is xery faint and

South Nan-wan:
Lunch

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$335 to $500 ' 1 $50 to $125

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therefore, we will offer our entire stock of up-toldate High Grade
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Ladies Tan Calf Brogne Oxfords 9495 Ladies Gun HetaL’Z-buckleiPumps 54.95” .
gladia'rancausmgne Oxfords $5.45 Ladies? dun Meats-buckle Oxfords .. $5.45
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grammes}, CnbonEeeLOifm-ds.. 54.95 Lane‘wci Kid, 2.35:1: Pumps 55.45?
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Oxfords 54.95 Ladies’ Patent Leather 1-8trap Pumps $595.

 
 

The Well Dressed Women

any AGNES arms.
swung-3mm.

I find the fans on display quite
irresistible. There are so many new,
and fascinating ones. Hand painted;
i whimsical and romantic silk affairs;
myrlads of conservative and beauti-
ful lace ones, odd feather ooncelts
., and traglle filmy things. made all or x"

tulle and sequins! One c1111 almpsi Ex,

predict society’s coming winter sea--

son. and the prevailing point of '
jview, from the popularity and the , 5
designs of the new fan. , »
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Indies Felt, 2-strap House Slippers, Leathersolesandfleols, AlloolorSE............$1.69

Ladies’ BlackKidzmsiaHonsemippers, cushioninsolesandrubberheels ...........$1.85. .
Iadaes’ Dr. KmhollsfiealthShoes,cnshaonamolesandrubberheels....;.. ..... ¢_,,_$3,§5,_.

 
 

 

 

 

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