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COAL Au Revoir 1921. You Were a Good lVleer NOW AND THEN CONTINUING THE E
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» Coal and Lumber Company and that
Oui- bins are treasure houses . May the New Year bring to you good friends. Hope, ‘ he was celebrating his sixty-shun
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of Good Coal, at your com- - w'tl that he vaulted over a chair. H LUE PENCIL S.ALE followmg the an-
. Peace) Contentment. , Thlelwire minors, aged twenty—“W The fil biday Of our SECQND’B . I If that the e’o le of Norwalk an i
to thirty-five, feigned interest in other nouncement 1n the local papers gate amp e prOO _ E) p . l ‘
wonderful reductions in our prices on stand
mand, to transform your homes
things. , . he
~ in towns a reelate t . _
HOW He Does It. surround g pp 8 filled from the opening hour With an
_, Item the rigorous climate of _ “H S . tH ”b fld' . 1929 .
‘ “1°th ‘0 the gentle balmi- ome, “99 ome’ u one In -. "H” d° "0“ d" “i" “e “’35 35”“- ard merchandise, and the big storQWa .
“a“ New Of Sleep". heaicpiiifé enthusiastic crowd of buyers who were quick to take advantage of the gym.
' variety of big and little bargains.
"I go to bed e'very nl:‘ht
g I mess of the South.
0 o'clock and get up about six o‘clock".
‘ That's the answer. Here in the city _ ~ ‘ . . ‘
Railroad fares are higher you f'olks turn in about ihe Otheli' 2.51;! Old friends and new kept the ll'lCIteased. force of Dalespeopée bill the ‘Jnlll‘il
than coal. . a ., 3f: :UYEgnELO_;mY-thre:eeo,:fofk m and many were the ,exprBSSIOns of satisfaction ovei the promp an com 1min
‘ ' A l ‘ the morning. That's all wrong. Sleep ‘ervice _ p
' —that's the ticket!" 3 ° . , . . *
CIL SALE will be continued during the coming; q
ake the place of depleted lots. Read the full page
my Florida? . “Are you careful about your eat- a The SECOND BLUE PE
ing?" he was asked. h M .te t t
“Sure. I eat anything that's set be- “leek Wit many new: ms 0 1 .
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advertisement in the local papers of Thu1 sday ant - riday.
fore me."
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"And you don't drink ?"
‘ "Not if I can't get it." He stopped.
you :-.=:.
"But I generally get a little. ‘
know." he added. ‘
“By the Way. how do you know
girls stay out until two o'clock in the
morning?" he was asked.
“\Vell, you see. I step out once in HL NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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USED CARS '
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cylinder
Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
' s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
a. while myself." he. said.
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AUTOS IN 1921' .3- ##_ 7-“
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‘over the number of deaths resultin
Slight Decreasr. from automobile iU'Cldt‘lllS in lhdtl arlov r08. ‘
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7 The total number of motor \¢~lll(‘lt‘ State in two yC-ars. ,
WQNEW EDISON ........................................... accidents for the past year was 235. .‘ UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE l
............ d as against 233 during 1920, but there ’ :
a """ " """"""""" *' """ '---’~ ------ were 18,000 more cars registered in STATE S ATTORNEYS , SOLE AGENTS FOR
the State in 1921. the tolal'bcing HZ.- PLAN CO'OPERATION LONDON DE
000. In proportion to the number of MA “$9
Rowland M. Beat-h
cars on the highways. thr-re was a ‘l“— ' Continued from First 9880.
(‘l‘r’u’lsf‘ of slightly more than 5 per: 0111 D‘EB
“no Phonograph “With a Soul."
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
-—:-—i— - cent. in motor vehicle fatalities. In‘HS l‘0”0W91—4
. 1920 18.6 pc-l‘sol‘ls Were killed for r-m-h' "l hiuc appointed a committee to PIPES ' n _ _
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» ...__.__ . SRIALL OIN ) )i'i‘aml') mars I‘Qgg'lstl‘rp(1 in the 5mm ‘formuluti- a general plan which will he: 16 France St, TEL -‘ ‘L -
' ‘ I: s 0F: I ORK ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 22011)’ while u study of thv figures Shows that J broad "HONEY“ in "5 SCOPG to “lift th") Also Celebrated Dunhlfli ‘
FRLSH SHOLLllhRS .......... . . . 16c lb. 17-“ W, MM during ”.91.... affirm“"sighs" if,“ *“ffmgw‘iut Mahackemo Block Tel. um
("'11) ..-r prtn‘ml to lu- 1w worst ‘iis commit ee \\‘i met- n me im- . l a
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B. & B. POT ROASTS ___________ 20c lb. umonth for arc-“101.13 this your. gut--llllt'llillf luturc to rally out the pllr~f
(“Leading to the rblnnntinn Whit-h No- | pose for “li’u‘h it was created. It will; i
\uulmr 313.1 in mgn, n was O'KDlalin- isulimit a. report at a future meeting; .
,g-gl at the Motor \‘O‘lllf'lC lwpartment‘lo in» called which “ill include more GET A SQUARE DEAL ‘ H Krle er 0.
, lllml “(40).”. (“3.1110 (00 soon after the slum with-miss than were present to-' “~e will buy your household 1 . . .
SOLII) LEAN POT ROASTS . . .. 16c lb.
any. The report. when approved, will goods. ragS. papers, junk and all ,
lw sulnnitted to Allorno-y thf'l‘fll second-hand goods. Anything you ,' f
lmugherly." have. Price according to the qduall-
The state officials present at yester— ll f d A : uare ea .- .. ‘ :
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’purul m fl", in anmlmr. V20. li‘iirly day's conference were Hugh M. Al- alfvays. \‘78 are mahlng d
or Mm 345: qlrnths for the “'holi- \oni- i‘ol‘n, llnrti‘ord county: .-.. A. Alllng. NIH BY _ . ‘ _
o: «'lll‘lt tl in In triln r. .l:lll\i:ll'\ lm-l thv N: V: ”dull mmnh; Fllill'lé‘fl Sv-iirlrs. PHBELEIP P2. muggy“ prlce redUCtlonS on a“
You 'SI yu-im ntn;:.- \Kllll nmo- (imillis. l\\-illllllillll n'ulllll); llmiliir A. Hull. 6h dagoogs Alwa s on Sale "
'l‘tx‘vnty-Thré‘o Flu-ll. .\--\\ anlnzi i-nunh; \Vulh'l‘ Holcomb. Secon an y ' Inter Apparel.
'l‘l.r~ lururst .111. s onmrilmlul L“ prr l.llt‘l‘.ll' lil vmmly; Thomas P. Noun-g
~ ‘ . ‘ ... > I w m. of the fan.) niolm‘ \ehiclr- upri— 'l‘ullund l-miiit)’: I-Ti'm'st A. Inglis, Jill!»
l..\\l’il\ .\\\.\Rl) Rb!“ Hun. Dfllll‘l‘s forced. the unions to symm- iii/fits: i’iriiigvport and .\'v-\\' ll:l\‘~lllillvs:\ muniy; rum-.1 sum-s Allornry A l“ WOOSTER
“"11.“ strikes.’ ””5 nil-ans the ‘CXU- l.u\-- l\\f'lll)'-llil‘tl‘ inch. and Hartford Edward L. Smith. ASSIStéllll l’nilud . '
zcns Lommlttoe organized 1" onlorce l\\-T‘.l\-on~- le’l’n \nit- ton In \\'iL-‘Flill“5 .\ll(il'!lr_\‘ (ivOrm' H. (‘ohtir Attorney-at-Law u e‘t‘
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Examiner U. 3. Patent Office weekly payments WI
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The Royal Auto P’t’g 00 1mm“ ”5 3*? ",”“‘.“',‘g f"“”‘,‘7,“'“" ””‘”' the au‘ird “.n m i u l l 't
.\ 1'J' r "1 us. nigit iy :1 ratios 0\ i ' ‘- “'0 “f “’ ‘0 " "15' lz‘lllul'} and uglitin New Britain. lioliw-rt 'l‘. Hurley, superintendent of
{I the place to go if you 081'. I“ ml»: tlu; bricklayers. This itflt‘l' 31- open Sh‘m- ’I‘hc comniitt-‘e had 52" According: lt-thv National lliflhwars§statn police; Dali-v and Pond CommlS- J“ - will reatl 15’:
000.000 10 fight and almost all 0011- l'rnlrilnu Stu-iii}. rust persons \vi-rellsioner Thomas Holt and \V. H. “WT- PAT E TS Your tall and g y —
Attorney Gvnvral Frank L. sen your burden of clothing.
a. first class Paint or must all trades had accepted and had
Varnish JOb. ‘ "n“n l'u‘qy at work for months. The tractors. About 40‘000 union mo" “in lullwl lix :i-numulqlv trnvks and lias— no-r; uml
‘cnrpenters did not accept the out irom go OUL su-np. r wars in _\'.-w York sum». llivlnd- { llvul).
mg: New Yurk my. ‘ln 12.21. This is W Send for Booklet on Patents
11l Main st, Bridgeport, Conn.
M. 80- M8“) and Woodward m i51~35 to $1 an hour. which the award ~——- ——————— ---' ‘-
Phone 901 llnml. The influx of non-union car- ——The Best Salesman—A Want Ad an inert-us» of 432 ovr-r 1920 and re- Advertise in the Sentinel.
«'rlllcutionul safety rmnpnin‘n to thrive
its hwy-His. lint llmt thr» effort “as 81)-
!p;ii'n-iit thv follrm‘inr: month when
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PIANO CO.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash’ton St. and R. R. Ave, 8. Norwalk
Westport p Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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