MONDAY, NOV. 14, 19217
BREAKERS AHEAD.
Ono's life is a
firiven along by the breezes of
gortune, through seas high and
strong, which toss us about as the
years come and go. “'hen we’re
grating “‘6 d -11 is mind 1., we can
est-and a stiff blow as our timbers
are staunch and our frames are as
soak, but “hen one is older it is
mover a joke to sail through the
season of ice, 511011 and sleet
without a safe harbor—good, life-
giring heat. ’—
A Our Coal is the life line that
' gves youirom ills, that brings
solid comfort and drives away
sshills. \Vnen hope is abandoned
and joy is no more it‘s a bright
flashing beacon that shines from
she shore.
FREE
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The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
South. Nor-walk, Conn.
7 Alterations are being made
in our store
.: ButIOOOOOO
We are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
ship that is 3
It is very easy to imagine trom the no
in the lumber industry—that price is
lng today.
Price is an important factor. “110 of as does not
sell at fair prices!
But—if you poke around under the sur
find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting on the
QUALITY.
It is Silly to think or talk that buyers ar
,Tbe unbroken loyalty this past year of our frie
old reliable, is proof to us that the trade is no
but reliable quality at fair prices.
THE HATCD & BAILEY C0.
Agents for Sheelrock, Beaver Board, Jonas, Manville and Baird ‘3
Son Readings ’ 7
IF ONE IS ADDICTED TO SNAP
JUDGMENTS
ise that is going around—even
e only factor that governs buyv
\
want to buy and
face with your cane 5’0“
foundation factor
9 buying on pride Only.
nds-customers, the good
t buying lowest. prices.
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U S E D C A RS
Overland 6-CyIinder Coupe
One Sedan in fine shape
8-Cylinder Olds, beautiful condition
Nash 4-0ylinder' and others 7
s. L. BENEDICT.-
'73 North Main Street
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE
FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
Tan Scotch Grain Brogues .............
Brown Calf Brogues
Tan Calf. English and wide toe .........
"Goodyear Glove” Rubbers for Men, Women and Children
BUILDING
................... $8.98
................. $5.95, 36 95
....................... $4.95
Standard Cotton Stores
98 WASHINGTON STREET
GREAT TRIBUTE
' IS PAID TO THE
JEWISH SOLDIER
Continued—n. rrom First Page
for the first time in history,
to pay to one of their adopted coun-
tries, and that the. lives of those who
had fallen were in some measure part
payment by the Jewish people fonthe
mhny. benefits that the Jewish people
had obtained in the United States.
They fought lor' their country and
for, themselves. as well. They were
unlike the soldier in. the Russian
army, the 1:. 113511111 Jew who went to
the battle from. unwillingl} 1while" his
mind “as D113} 11 1th the thought (if his
Jelatives. his rather, his mother his
sister, who, while he was endeavoring
to protect the people for whom he
fOUSht. 'Were being massacrul by these
Nery people. ‘
The Jewish soldier of I'nlted
States forces went into battle knowing,
that his people were being cared for.
that they wOuld not sum-1. and so he
was \Villing to lay down lis life as a
slight tokrn of gratitude 1m the treat-
the
n1€1t.ccoxr’1<l not only lnnsrlf. but
his race. as well.
Mr. Golden brought to The mind 01'
his auditors the {HUI that the United
States is the 0.! ilVL (‘01 illt!‘\ 11.1111 1\ 01111,
that stands pun in the 1151011 01‘ the
world tow 'lrds tl1< JP“ 1:111 his race.
Forlhis reason the Jt-xi': soldier
gladly paid Lack some tz'l'miteto the
country. At the lzr-ginnin: of the War.
311'. Golden halil, {hr-re 11717177 three and
a half million JPWs ill!" United
Slates, every one (1'; whom were will-
ing and more than willing to sacrifice
not only money. but 1h: ir Bin-s. for the
tailed Slates.
His talk creat»d
the: minds of those
1hr- Oldeg-r people no:
acquainted with conditions before.
Attorney Spelke spokv briefly. 511‘
English. upon Ila-3 work that is hole
to be accomplished 'ar the Disarma-
llll’lll (I‘ongnss. in \\‘asl1ln::mn. and
gun- statistical figures upon the: cost
of war. the number of H11- killed, the
\‘.'Ul2l'l1lk"l. thz' hum. less. t‘nc- ' destruc—
lion. 1111": 1'11» 1117-:1' futility 01' war. and.
said H111? lug Envg'ul Illill thr’ Confer—
1-11117 would 1'21) much 11111711745 bringing
about :2 lusting ,
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in
:1 rim-p fooling: in
presmd. mum: of
having: 1.1171711 fully
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l’ullowina '11:: 5;» 21:13.: 1.111;. 113111.;
Samurh K»; 7. luv» 1 «1 1i. i lit'l'!!‘~"\\'
prayer to ' - . lu‘l: in English
and 1% ll 1 _ .1 4'10} illr .lv\\'~
th llllIIUl 12:! .iilllxz-m. "Hail-lava." 11.113
sung: l-y the chiilretz 0' tin: Rel-17.11"
$17hool.. '
'la‘t- Kexvxl'l's talk
f'l 1? l 1")“‘2
The loyally-aml
Thvn fulinu'ed 31;
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In medium and hoary Weights,
SEE OUR} NEW
TRISTRAM 89° HYATT
N OR‘WALK‘S LEADH‘JG DRY GOODS
Put On “Thicker Ones'i
And Ward off the danger of caiching cold.
makes 1017311911, “7omen and Children, in
Our Underwear Department
in cotton, cotton and wool and
Shirts, Pants and Union Suits, in a 11711:: .,.cl101ce of models
‘ at prices that set a new low level.
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STORE
W e carry all 1 e
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the occasion 11!; ink \\ as e 1joved 111' all
3111 lldlng‘ During: the owning Mr
15211111011 . s:'- 11;; :1 number entitl‘ed‘ “t
arr. maml; rs of the IE. I”. D. '
Ai'tvi Ilse-51.7111": it “:15 Voted upon
that llw «Uri-71's “'7'111‘. to notify l'nose
who hull ll. 1'. ll. service that all box—
es sluml-l hr: placed on the riglit’hand
sielc of tho- 170ml. that is in the (IXI‘ETv
tion of their roul‘}. Many can be giv-
en for this but the 01.117701 great im-
DOI‘lani‘l' is this: It“ a rural Carrif'l‘
“11'“ injxn'ul while crossing {he road
to distribute mail 11‘; would not receive
(-01111u711.~'.7.:ion :or his injuries.
also enable the car-
service in the win-
1113::
This syslrm will
rivr l.» gzin- lwrtzrz'
11.17 illnnllls.
.\ :11 7i 11: 7:. 11s {11111105011 {M
112111: l1 1'. 1’.- i finite derision
111:1:‘111 '
3,11 (".1 r I ~\'_
1 0 was
Advertise in the Sentinel. ’
T0 CIT"? A COLD IN DYE DAY
Take Laxative BROMO Ql’IN’l’NE
tablets. The genuine. bears the signa‘
.
the llll‘iIIISIII of llu» .117“: who know 0"
llxv \glllllllil'fi winch End enabled him
lo lix'v (ltrmi 7. 13.7: Unblnrivsflhis (‘11—
pm ll\ to 1.. 1'1 111' lil""‘liklllg.i
])I(1;f l‘Ll lill‘.‘
l71l; - lx' och. suivl
ol lnilintno. his 1-:1
ration. knew llllli i
Ii‘li. ils-A 1:11:11 of his
ht: luvrs. l‘nr Jaw
account 02' his aliih’n' s :15 :1 fighter.
' “The .lvw has fought in all of l
Annular: wars for America is to him.
:is lo 5"- mnny others. tho land of frec-
dam. 11ml. in him. tlu» liiml 1w loves.
“\la. 1 \xill:lw:1ys liglll and (lie— for
the thus\ 11 l1)\\'S'-’ 11ml so 1'11: :1: 1x
loyal in \ma fix :1 21nd A1111 Ill: 1111 (ll 111—
lPll} IUY‘ OIL: lllIv
firing for Ann 1'—
lnplion. 1h» 11ml
\Vhlllcl give a good
Prescription Pharmacist
. .3 Earth Main St., So. Norwmlk
Perfectly Pasturizod
7 Milk and Cream , '
' mail]: for babies delivered to
:11 parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
. Hague-made Butter, Eggs from our
' farm. and Buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2698, Store
Telephone 1618
TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
' mPrices Moderate
American Taxi Co.
711 North Main Street
I.‘
COAL
13A“ , WOOD, FEED
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nEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
1:571! Turrs
$.59 11 71nd Youngficn‘s
". l‘ll ’0 $30.00
at
ottlieb’s
I
on own”
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Quality Groceries and Free
4--_--,,,-,,
Delivery
3A. F. BeckmannEaCanc.
83 Washington Street,
PHONE 1405
Schultze’ 3 Tuesday Specials
SIRLOIN STEAK ......
ROUND STEAK
Hamburg Steak ........
boulder Steak . .' .......
........
, Frankfurts . . . . .......
South Norwalk
FREE nEquRiI
...... 25c1b.
7..... 22c1b.
.714clb.
..... 14clb.
.7 .......... 22clb.
......... .
ASChultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk. 39 Maiil 81.. Wash’ton St. and R. R. Ave.. S. Norwalkr
Black Rock
- Stamford
7“!“ Don
Bridgeport
THIS WEEK ONLY
SALE OF
VANITY
SILK UNDERWEAR
73o opportunity not to be overlcoked by Women and
:‘value, dainty 1'. things
that suggos. Ohfistmas gif
sees who are lreen judge
SILK VESTS AT ......
'"ILK VESTS AT ......
ILK BLOOMERS AT .
‘LK UNION SUITS AT .............. $3. 95
JIME. J EAN NETTE
‘l’
'T‘H MAINS 7
* FAIR
. . ... .......... '. $1.75
............... $2.35
...... .....$2.75
1!
'ways the wicked fighter when arous-
' into a fight is alans the our who has
0111111312 and :ill 11 1111:1115 has luixu‘nt
and died for tin» l\)\t‘, of this country
and its i<iv:.s. .
"11.17 lurnishml 2"”.0‘79 lo IIJI' Army
:11]:l2\‘:1\_\'.ur-0\1r four 111‘1' 1'1'11l.7—«
hunly— —1‘1\'1- 1101‘ «Wilt. mow than his
Shun when he to 1V1! "ul 'm 11,117.;
pé‘l‘ (exit. or 0111‘ population in 1”] 1.
"\Xliich 1:: .m: \\ ls Illlf mm» 111111111”-
ons in Uh, army The Emit l'zs‘.’ _\'o 7
'l‘lié lighting :VIL‘\I: 1110115 or U'lni~115.‘_
No. 'lh: Cohlns {INFO- \Mrn 13.00”
of them; More than twvnty 1111 11111.
‘oI llwm “VOIllnll'r‘l'td. The .Marim-s
form 01w of the greatest
ganizmlons in the world.
Hu- 03.er luilth s of tlu- \\ :11. :1 brigade
’Ot‘ Marims its (omamlor :1 Jewish
lw'xigadlcr- genrrnl was 115“} :is shock
troops and smile red inonz‘ 011 s lossvs.
lighting: (11'-
ln our of
'l‘hl‘ htfl\l€$l enlislmcnts 11'. {hr wm'
occurr ed within :1. 1‘th \ll 11:: \\ hen
thousands oi young Jm's val-.sxml 1n
the Marines. - .
“Ovcr 14.11110 Jews Wm'e- 1111: 0121 01
action. and of those 3.1““) \V‘v 1‘1' killt‘d
in'haltle‘. Over 1.9110 of \"nm' I‘r'lIf—flfin
were cited for valor in action. these c1-
talions- being conferred by Amvril‘n._
France. England, Italy and. utllx'l‘ Al-
lies
”Prom our countrV 's be 1.111
tlu present time. (>an 75 m 7
grosslonal Medals of Honm 11. 11: been
conferred Three of 111951 115.11 con-
terred to Jewish soldiers.
.311: until
:7 Cozy
“As proof of their 1013.11} and in-
telliguice ten thousand J« “S 7 “'9’"?
commissioned officer: in the arm).
flom blisadivr— —gene1al\to iii'mcmbuts
In the navy 500 were madc- ollicers,
one of these being an admiral.
"The man who loxes ptfll‘f‘ is al-
ed. The man who has to be 9‘15th
to be dragged out of it. The Jew
While a fighter for countrv and the;
cause he loves is essentiall) a man 0f
“’h) did the Jew volunteer to
peace
fight and die for this countr) 1‘5"
the reason that. here alone of all
countries he finds religious and DOU- '
tical liberty—mere alone he can work
out his destiny. his own ambitions and ,'
his own ideals." 7
In closing the service the
congregation sang “The Star Spangl
ed Banner.” being led in the singing
by 'the children of the Hebrew'
School.
The committee in charge Of the or-
rangements of the service was com»
posed of A. Harris. Samuel Roodner.
E. M. Gama. Robert Joselovsky and
Leon Golden.
RURAL LETTER
CARRIERS MEET
(Continued frOuPa-x: 0X18).
entire .‘
2'
the burdens of the. rural carriers.
’ .
‘ Bridgeport.
» As this was the annual meeting 0f
the Rural Carriers an election of of-
ficers was held. The folloWing were
elected in nl‘nr‘e- __
President—B. H 1135111101111. of Dar—
ren.
Vice- President—Charles Wixson. of
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lure of F. W‘. Grove. (Be'sure you-
gér 131-10310.) 30c.
.7 SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Pure New Orleans Molasses
quart ......... 250; gal. 90c
Fancy CalifLPrunes . . 14c lb.
Yellow Corn Meal . . 6 lbs. 25c
Pure ' old-faShioned b u c k-
wheat; 3 lbs . . ......... 200
A. ST ULL
24 Cottage St, East Hex-walk ,
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
All kinds of City, Shore, and Country
property. Look. 1 house, 0 rooms,
lot 5011275.
Price $1,800 I
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate, 79 Washington Street
Telephone 435
7 V .
' DavidW. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tom—Office, 1103; House, 693
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
LiferIs a Great Handicap
See
THA MER, INC.
optometrists and Opticians
811111111111: 512.131.11.11“:
11: 1101111111: lecture;
, erytl'u A I
kical
207 1.171115111115161: 57.
0112959 .
'If they wear ortear
in 6 MONTHS we
give you a' new pair.
A wonderful wear-
ing material.
Big success in
Europe and Canada.
Handsome Patterns.
State waist size.
Shipped Parcel 'Post
C. 0.0.
Hole Proof Pants Cor.
PANTS
Belg Tame
$2.88
H.KRIEGER Co.
Overcoats for Men
Without a‘ doubt we are showing the largest assort-
ment of Plaid Back Overcoats in the city.
Prices Range from $257.00 to $513,130
And we extend to you our liberal credit. terms.
COME AND LOOK THEM OVER
l
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your homenolr.
goods. ran papers. gunk and All
secondhand goods. Anything yo:
have. Price according to the 1th
127 o! the goods. A new. is:-
always.
mPhillp P. 11111101103
[2 Van 21nd: Street
“Milli flood. Alwayo on Iii.
A
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Rosenfield
BrOs.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
. South Norwalk
Are
Bouquet
7 Now Sold for 10¢ 7
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
OurLNo. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Perfecto
’ 51W: Westm- "
O.
Blankets
Robes
Keep Yourself and Horse Warm
A W. Hodge
3111163311 Block
To THE PUBLIC
From now until firmer no
Connecticut Carpet Cle-lnlng C417
have reduced prices on all Ru
Carpets, bomwashed and dry C11;
a
All orders called {or and dellre:1.=.:-
PHONE 989
ORLINS’
TIRE VULOANIZING SHOP
and .
. AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
19 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oil;
The Royal Auto 1” l’g “Co
is the place to go if you care {C71,
2. first class Pain: or
Varnish Job.
101'. 80. main and Woodward Avg
Phone 901
~'——-a
’F. H. B ”ER
DRUGGIST
5 scum MAIN STE
AGENT FOR
Page & Shaw, Park & Til 01d.
Green Seal, and Russell 3
CANDIES
NOTICE
F. HAIN
Has opened first-class cider.
mill on Boston Post Road
for the season. Clean,'fasfi
and powerful. I buy apples
in large or small quantities
:C‘F
hi__1
_ FOR SALE—New red oak:
six hoop, paradined, 50.
gal. bbls. Best in town.
AUTO TOPS, NEW Ann
RENOVATED
Also Upholstering o! leouulnu
First Class Painting
A. MAIER
South Main Street
Oppofito Wilson Hat 81102
PHONE 902 ;
4M
Tarlov Bros.
UP—TQDATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
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PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhm.
Mahaokemo Block Tel. 1581i
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Norwalk Chronicler