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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1921 · page 12

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driven along by the

fame. thinnerh so as high
strong. “‘I’ilv .1 . ss us 3111011? 1

years come : 2111 go. When

 

oak. bait \ -

- 211“”
season 11:" ice. Sllai’vw and
without a. safe harbor ~21 1 (1.
giving hast.

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saves You 31:11:52» 111.12 brings
solid comfort anal drives away
o‘odnxlnned

 

 

BREAKERS, AHEAD '

 

Ono's life is a ship :hat 1s;
breezes of.
and

young “as d n t. mind i1 we can
stand a Stiff blow as our timbers
are staunch and «for frames are as
-:1 ”use is rule? it is

never :1 31934; to sail ..;. ugh the
deet but reliable quality at fair prices.

1h at Agents for Sheetrock,

 
 

Price is an impenant factor.
sell at fair prices-l"

find that the intelligent buver is
QU ALITY.

 

‘ THE HATCH

, IF ONE IS ADDICTED. T0 SNAP
’ J UDGWIEN TS ~,

~ ' imagin fro the oise that is going around—even

. 1?: 11h; $12,111:: ‘zggosxy—tfiat 131131109 is Illie only factor that governs bar-

‘11? log today.

“no re.

But—i! you poke around under the surface with your cane you

t is silly to loin}; or talk that buyers ad
The unbroken knoll: thisxpast year of our fnends customers, the goes
old reliable, is proof to us that the trade is not‘b‘uying 10W?” Fr“

Bearer Board Johns, Marine and 132.111 8.:
Son Roofiings

“'ho of us does not want to buy and-

still sitting on the foundation factor

 

re buying on price only

 

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' booklet

card :0 us.

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“EDISON AND DHCSIC”

Call at our stereo: 1:35;! a foetal

 

The Alfr: :3 Fox Piano Co.

 

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um 11 u: 7

Prescr _:ticn Pharmacist

 

we are ding business as

H. A. MEAD

é. Earth Main 52., So. Roman:

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' C A R S
OverlgEd 6—Cyfinder Coupe

One Sedan in fine shape
beautiful condition

59.211 4 Cylinder and others

 

SI. BENEDICT

73 Hora-h 219.111 Str ree
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Iledium and

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out -. l'Main Street

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SPECIAL SALE 7
, ON
CARE‘ER’S KNIT UNDERWEAR

Winter Weights

 

. 'filE. JEAN NETTE

So. N ‘orwalk

 

 

 

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Quali ty Groceries and Free
Delivery.

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83 V asnington Street, South Nor walk
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
W - W m
NOR? {AL'K CORD TIRES KEYSTONE

CADELTLAC SALES A\D SERVICE
P‘SELL AC CARS FOR HIRE ,
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4 hams 1:22:15 and T11; ,

 

5‘“. Sins Blake Lining
"“fickéllg ('ar Swz'vhu- imy or Night
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
7360 TELEPHONES 53H

 

 

Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream

:11 parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton

Teleohone 2696, Store

Teiephone 1618
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The milk for sbies delivered to

Hmmade Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh da'ly

"i F. H. WEMPE & SON

 

TAXI

' Telephone 908

oPrices Moderate

 

Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended

American Taxi Co.
11 North Main _ Street

 

 

 

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Angevine Furniture Co.

16 North Main Street

 

 

 

FANCY ESC ALLOPS.

 

 

 

COAL

 
 

 

I DEVINE BROS.»
PHONE 53

12mm, WOOD, FEED

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ben’s a’nd Young Men”:
$15.00 to $30.00

at

 

’ SPECIAL SUIT SALE

gshoot it. It is belieT ed that the deer
was blinded by -the headlights.

 

ottlieb’s

 

 

 
 
 

collins. of. the L. Collins Co., were in.
”Bridgeport Monday on business;

They Were onatheir—yway home wh '

 

BriSket Corned Beef.
Plate Corned Beef ..
‘Ru’mb Corned Beef
Skinned'Back Hams .

 

Schultz’ 3 Thursday Specials #7

 

... . . -. 50c pint.
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......._......ISC-20€Ib.

..... .........25€Ib.

 

Stamford

Schultze’s j sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main so, Wash ’ton st. and n. ' R. Ave. 5. Norwalk
Westport '

Black Rock _ Bridgeport

 

 

River

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iginated here in the Middle Ages-

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lion “'thh 1.11115

 

lo“ Saxatox. w
of txxo food (
lief Administ:
spondeut that l
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for himself 1'
Al This pfrls.‘
:‘ood-bogging
Children. who
on the lmw."
the steamer ;
windows and . i.
An Italian npv'
mum played t
‘r‘ In (:1‘ Tosca.
1.1;1iz;11n;\'d (I
ml 301‘ law:
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(3:12: I'I‘Illtll Slflii‘S lvnl‘ :1
half I'm" bro .Ist~-~‘1\'ra‘-‘ 2
{nun-rial Vumv'y ul‘ 5512133: 'v‘. "i:
this lunar. 11vvordinu' 10
Fruit Plum ss (.‘Llllll'ridljJ.
Land on wlm‘h iii»: In 1

misml no: so many _\'e>:1r;'<.;». unnf. >—
rrt. Now muna t '
gallon Canals van-j: \s.
Colorado liivnvr to Imp»
farms. The Valle"? is law.
from ting-.lagwesz.Ezmd drill“ v. .1 i‘. ‘:
‘1\4,‘i‘lI_I. “

In all. 13,9112"
Worm shipped
points this your to Pod
eastern mm‘kms. All \\'!
frigoratm' vars. lug: to m;
plums l’xelng npom' U11 :1!
Ill centre. \ulléi-y points 1.»
cars. 7 7
Among-mp: is to l»:- mnfzv ills \x'i
for in the hum-rial \‘ullm 1.. I'I‘wi“
Christmas melonsihv Vulre :1 fourh I ~~.

 

 

 

 

tho lmlidu)’ Season outshL, 1.2‘ :1 lml
house. ‘ 2 , . '
The: first Christmas melnns ww-n

1921-32: winter will I»; frosthss. A“‘-‘
ing‘ 0!! the predktions llliln\ farmer‘s
lune planted \xintvl melons hOPI‘mE:
to realize a golden honest
_——___._._______;.
HOSPITAL BOXES FOR SBIALL

 

 

BUCK DEER IS RUN /-
DO‘YN BY .iL'TOMIOBILE

NEW’ HAVEN, Nov. 9.-——While
driving past' the 7-.Wha‘rtorx .Brook
State 2farm in North Haven, last
night. John Lotz, Jr., of Hartford,
rdn‘flown’ a large buck deer, injuring
it so badly that” it “as necessary to

 

Mr. Lotz and his partner, Irving

 
 

ml! endeavor to secure: the carcass,
and will have the‘ head mouuted and
hung in his office.

 

» OBREGOX ADDRESSES “nun-31’s

_‘ UNION.
\IEXICC‘ CITY, Nov . “.-——N6WS

papers here cite as exidence of Presi-
. dent Obregon's demooracy his recent
attendance at. the annual dinner 'of the
local waiters' union ‘at which he made
:11 extended address. Several moms »

 

 

ers of the president’s Cabine 3.1th
nded. ' '

they ran mu mi into the deer. It
weighs about 300 pounds. Mr Lotz

(Norwalk Candlv Shop)
street: Glendenning‘s D '2
Wall street; Nerve,

 

' GIFTS.
I ast night in the full page HOsDital

checks be sent direct to Mr. Seymour
Curtis Treasurer of the \‘oxwalk HOS<
pita] Association, This morning. the
SUggestion was made to the commit—

Deople who did not having checking
accounts, might Wish to'contribute

would do so if boxes were placed in
convement plaCES. Following out this
Sngstion the Committee has arrang~

In South Nonvalk—Liggett's Drug
Store. 72 Washington street; Thomas

Candy C0:. ‘24 South Main 'street:
South \orwalk Post Office, 119 W: ”ash-
lngton street.

Candy. Co.
49 “Fall

 

In NorwaIk—Massoletti's

 

 

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The Anxious Query to The
Associated Press Con-es:
pendent by H u n g ry
Peasants Along the VOIga ‘

a
Staff Correspondent of The Assocmted
Press).——~As one prooeeds up the
Volga. River. the faces of 1he inhabit-
ants grow thinner. 12:11“: (Es-a1}: lists in-
crease from hungon'malaria and dial;
era and make the traveler involuntar—
m- recall the “black death.“ which or-

’l‘h‘us for there has been no emigra-
tion from the City of Serum". but
there are 50.1200 réz’ugees living [in '
squdlor about its river from. streets. '7
, ley' lmi’o flock-:13 in front the Coun- 7
try ' or are . waiting transportation

A11 lucidrnt 1:14.“: of fine spa-Culu—

,, amid this ' Cb
sfiruggle for 1111 0.1221121} trek. be— A
n I 119 man in t‘hill‘gi”
\- L~32 12m: Anwriwu Hen
. told. tic: come;
\' I“£1Z‘S had not been
: yher 1n the) Village
Of PUSRSFIUS‘H. M17. «:12 1:,» station
master wank-:3 vrnhor part of the food

 
 
 
 
 

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.5.» laid 1211!} new

Al 1 (§"‘!‘lli;.i; v'vlluxgjst “Min of 1:4-
' r; ”“111" when:
4 m: v19. transit

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3'2-411'sng'o having: sent out 1%.»: first 11'.- - .
lons ever produced in the x'wznllffl' ill;

raised during a fro‘stless wlmc-z‘ and; he .
. _ . ‘ ' ' Y ‘ 2 . :‘
predwtmns have keen x‘nadr {hut 111:; 3‘19““ "0 ‘93”"5 the ' homflafi‘“
Fill!" and cold weather Will re Ilace the

l

min towm‘row and continue Fulani“

advextlsemeut we suggested that.

too by an interested citizen that many"

small amounts to the Hospital and

ed to place Hospital boxes in the fol-
lowing six places: '

 
 
 

 
 

WE SELL

 

 

 

may 21w 9, 1921

 

 

 

 

 

N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

 

 

89" HYATT g

Reliable .. Rain Coats Fairly Priced
Ladies’ Rain Coats—A 116V. 211:?1 attractive line _. . . . . $10.00 1035.111;

Children’ s Rain Coats-—\V 1th a neat little Hat f0 match. 11:1: z: i g
’ socketofeacbcoat.......,....... '

Children’ s Rain Capes—All sizes and colors . . . . . . . . :33. on .; 7.:

BEST L -.lp-.LLL51
tales. . . 313.5 to

, For Men and V1 Omen with a Wide Choice of he

 

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..... .. [23.00 to $7.39

 

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_. i‘nlnmmc Riv 1' marked
rendition of Xlw salute us-
;nf‘unia-d 1110, (hie! ('Xx'Clil'IVl‘.
1w-111ymuv suns. 1}le Cruiser Olympia
.. .3 his hunt» land {min the
\U’I'l". Shillit: -I(L‘§\ !‘-‘ :‘li‘.i (If

ls 1,:1‘ Arnvrlu‘ln soldiix dilid

 
 
 
 
 

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as.
. program desisuod to vulxi-ss
._ 'i1XI'~ honor for its W.“ (11 :ul.
n .1111 [EM Olympic turmd this
;..-'. 11 ' 1:110 1111-\\’ide l‘x‘fll‘llr‘s of Ill-1?
:"1v1vmw.'l‘l163 lmfllvship North ll":—
l.‘s:;1. bmt; at zmvlmr off the I‘llli‘)‘
" If“? >. my in“ to filo river. dip)» «1 INT

six. 11 in . . utiou as lwrrgu’ns tollc-«l

lumn 54> Ila» \‘l'lilSl'l‘ prooecdwi
{moors} lli'l‘ lull}; 3.: the \Yaslli‘uglwn
Navy 7 * L \Yashlngmu .1: 1d

 

 

 

 

VIN-1?“: on Us nun-ks sigma lls-(l her

'...3'.~>. s- mh “$131 the 1111‘ $1111 nti :11 511-

 

' of 2‘. guns. .
'l‘lw Hlympiu was svlwduled' to «look
511.0111 4 o‘nloc-k this flflé'x‘li‘)0n. The

masked hearing the remains of'thé- mam
"who :‘vll. unknown hut undouxfiod.

=will he ‘jiw'x: at 1l1e (look tn'lxm‘ es—
”(Irt which will :wr-onu‘zax'ay l1 tomor—
$10“'.

\\ \\HI\17 I‘1I\ \'0\' 93—”‘TIIPV sun

;\\.ill shlzw myth? burial 0.1 Amniox‘s.

unknown soldier Armistice Day. the
=\\'e other liuwuu indieutul today.

It “as raining steadih in \Yashinou
2101} this mornmg find the -\veath1.
inure eau said the min \xould continm
to fall past the hour “hen the 1m-

insurlng‘ almost perfigt weather con—
;ditlons for the procession from ' the
Toapitol to Arlington and the cerv-
Emonies.

 

 

ildrea.’ SUmbrellaS .7 .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SL2}:
FLY ARMISTICE DAY!
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Overcoats for Men

t a doubt we we sl owing ape Larges
meat-t. of Raid? .3

Prieg R311 .2";

“QUEEN“?

' 0f U11:
11‘ yu-znis for 1's): 1
‘ and lighting, wall

.K; .1. 35V.’£rifif§f‘}
.... 1 ... .. ...

«81‘: 0‘56} C0 51+ uh L. nge K

Aid we extend to y .13. our liberal credit. terms

2' C OBIE AND LOOK THEEI»OVEI1

 
 

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L (13'3‘J1 A.—
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$25. 00 too ' 56. "$3

 

 

 

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GET A SQUARE DEAL

“We will buy your
8006.1, "‘3, 15839“:
second-hand goods.
nu. ma according to the GEL‘
(try at the goods. A sow. dos:

have reduced pry: ..2

‘unk tum all
‘ Carpets, both washed 2.

Anything you

 
 

' 91—“
_ ‘fiew
TO THE FUEL;
From now until f1:
Connecticut Carpet = 1.,
1

A3) orders called for s13 ..:..
PHONE 5‘6?

 

Philip 1’. Money
82 Van Zandt Street
“cont-ham: Goods Always on “to

1: EII‘IS‘ 31". 13W rm.

 

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‘1 outlook for

 

Rosenfield

ORLINS -
TIRE VULGANIZING SHOP i

and ,2
AUTO ACCESSORY STGTJE ‘5
39 West Washingtcn Street
ALL WORK GI: 13‘.) XTEL‘P

«ow and Used Tires 2...: tubes 5..

Prloes Reasosa‘o e 2
Standard Gasoline and Oils

 

" ,“fiF—L" 2 ;,47~<n.- .-

I‘he Royal Auto P't t'g

is the place to go, if you raze 1.1

Bros.

HARDWARE & HOUSE
‘ FURNISHINGS

a first class Paint. 0:-
Varnish Job.

301'. So. Main and Woodwar; 5.7%. _

Phone 901

 

125 WASHINGTON ST.. .
SO. NORWALK.

 

 

 

E. S. LYON
J OB PRINTING
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Bouquet Are
.Now Sold for 10¢ ‘

Our Panatella Extras Are
“ Also Sold for 10¢

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢

Perfecto

F. H. BAXTER '.

DRUGGIST
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET

AGENT FOR

Page 8: Shaw, Park A: Tfifofl,

Green Seal and Bus =sell's

C ANDIES

NOTICE
F. HALN

Has opened first-class cities
mill on Boston PostR Road
for the season. Clean. 122.2%

I

and powerful. I bur app pass

in large or small quantite he
FOR SALE—New red oefs‘.

six hoop, parafiined, {:3

gal. bbls. Best in town.

 

 

OLD WELL CIGAR AUTO TOPS,

COBIPAN Y

 

 

 

 

, ~ SPECIALS ‘ 7
FOR THE " WEEK

Yellow Corn Meal. Fresh
' Supply—61105. .. . . . . .. . . 25c

Pure Old Fashioned Buck-
wheat Flour—3 lbs. . . . , . 200

1 lb. of Sugar free with 2 lbs. ,
of Spreadit Oleo at... . 250 lb.

Pure Cider Vinegaréa qt. 10c

 

*~ “ ‘ Blankets

NEW ANH
RENOVATED

Also Upholsterlng of Limousin“
First Class Painting

A. MAIER 213
South Main Street ‘
Opposite Wilson Hat Shop
PHONE 902

 

‘ " arid ,.
Robes

Keep Yourself and Horse Warm

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

T arlov Bros.

UP—TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR

LONDONMADE Ltfig
CYEY D mum

Also Celebrated Dunhun ’

PIPES

 

:Mahaokemo Block Tel} 1551

 
 
 

 

 

 

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