Evening sentinel, Monday, January 9, 1922 · page 12

 

 
 

 

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COAL ‘

‘ Our bins :ll't‘ treasure houses
of Good t‘nnl, at your com-
mand. to transform your homes
from the rigorous climate of
the North to the gentle balmi-
ness of the South.

Railroad fares are higher
than coal.
Why Florida?
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flabby, averted. 1t
sctnctimes painful.
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from hardening nt'
should be heading

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, 17w NElV EDISON

“'l'he Phonngraph With a Soul."

THE ALFRED FOX

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85 North Main Street

Better business
corrective mo asures

relopmcnt is lliitklilE tor greater

ytnrs thereafter. )ears «n Iirt‘spt-i-iiy
that those who do the most deserve the m

The Hatch

 

Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Se

is now
But it maker»
been taken.
the credit arteries.
towuid Found prosperity.

Better Buiness Is Coming

looms ahead. Our business body had become fat,
reducing. The process is disagreeable.
t'nr greater strength and vigor.
business would have collapsed
At the opening of 1922 we
Every_t’undamental de-
solidity and stabilityz—Forbes.

Had

our efforts toward making the year 1929'and many

 

Touring. Overland Coupe
at right prices
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73 North Main Street -

fine shape; National Touring,
dan, Nash 4—Cy1inder

and happiness. never forgetting
ost, and usually get it.

e may Co.

LUMBER. AND MILL WORK.
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Full of Varnish Instead of
“line, and Two Elders
May Not Live

GRAN“ liAl‘li‘S.
cldcrs ot’ the St \cnth l-Ict'ortned
Church herc were poisoned at the
morning serwcc )estcrday when they
drank \‘nrnisli that had been poured
into a communion cup in the belief it
was sacramental wine. Two of those
who drank may die.

The church recently had been
paired and in the storcroom where the
sacramental wine is k’t‘pt in a jug soy»
: of varnish had been stored.
(me o the officials of the church is
said to have mistaken the varnish for
wine when he filled the communion
cup.

The elders were the first to drink.
As the cup was twin; pussed to other
lllPllllM'l‘S of thc congrcgation the f'ld-
ers were set-n to full. Many of the
church membt rs became. panic-
stricken and rushed from the edifice.

The poisoned riders are Ii.'i‘crkhurt.
S. l“(ilk“l‘t‘l',\’Shifl. G. Hmnstra. J. Hoo-
zestetrcr. .iohn liiewoid. A. Dchrmn.
l). .l. Vunderwerp and R. Hos.

Little hope was cntcrtnincd ll)" hos—
pital attendants for the recovery of
i-Zldcrs li‘olkcrysma and 'i‘erkhurt.

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LARGEST;

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l-ZDI'CATORS T0 MEI-7"
IN BRIDGI'ZPORT FEB.

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The mid-winter conference of the
State Tt-nchers' association will be
ht'lll in Bridgeport. Feh.2-4. and‘will
bring together many of the leading
educators of the country. It is ”the.

 

 

 

 

 

The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
2| the place to go if you care to!
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.

dot. 80. Main and Woodward A”

Bigger. Better Than Ever Before

 

 

lanuary 12.13. 14. 1922

 

SHOULDER STEAK .......... . . . . 14c lb.
Shoulder Lamb (‘hops ............. 25c lb.
Stewing Lamb .................... 10c 1b..
Beef Liver .... ............. ....".""‘. 140 lb.

DON’T MISS THE POULTRY SHO‘V

Town Assembly Hall. Thursday. Friday, Saturday

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Westport

 
 

Black. Rock

Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash‘ton St. and B. 8. Ave, 8. Norwalk
Stamford

Bridgeport

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first time the conference has ever met
in this city.

Among the many speakers to ad—
drt ss the conference are the following
nationally known educators: John J.
Tiucrt. l'nitcd States Commissioner of
lidutution; llr. “'illinm E. lmzlt'y.
Professor of Education at Columbia
l‘niw-rsit)‘. and considered one of the
tl’orvinust nuthoritirs on education in
tin- country and Dr. John \V. \\‘il-
Ilidllls. dean of e-dutution at New York
'l'ithei‘sily.

Ydlv “ill send Dr. F. \V. Spatiltlmc.
dutn of titt- School or l-Idncntinn :iud

 

i'rtsidctit James It. Angeli. Uthrr
sin-ukczs of note will he on the pro-
ntnm litlng lirf‘vtli‘t'tl it} Fuw-rtntcnd~
'~nt Stimucl .l Siztusun and the com-
'lilllit t~ of nrrunm-nu tits which is to
’nit-ot this morning in the itidl't‘ ut'
l12~illttLilklll rooms. -

t-\- Mm: illf‘f‘lliigs will be lit it]

'l'li!
tn ili- Situttllcltl
tvmiii so-ssiutts in tln'
.\inrc- than :I
lune ztlttattly

luilli’tmln and attu-
liigli School. nudi-
lmn-lrcd room
LW' l‘i lllddtj

tttiitini.
tv scrutliu'ts
.ti lltc.‘ Siluttiit-ltl.

ShuttttzttJ-otisly the annual conven-
ir-t'n t-t'
“Ill he ht-ld. bringing about fifty in-
structors tu tlit- city.
in mi: arranged by Nancy

director of the
schools.

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lvl.).\lt’.ll ttluintms oi the strut-I

A physical Px-:

PRATT GETS NO PAROLE.

 

The question of rt-lt-asc of Arthur1
I‘rtut. Daricn, who is suing a term?
of from two to tire years at the \Veth- ‘
crstieid State Prison. having been scn- ;
tenccd in December. 1919. for the1
theft of a car owned by Charlts Cop—t
.pola. missing jitnc'ur. was considered‘
ilztst week by the Board of Parole of
ithc State Prison Asset~iaiio‘n,;stt‘Hart-
ford. The case was continued to the
i-‘eltrutiry mccting of the board. which

will be on» Feb. 1. The continuance.
was made with :1 \‘i0'“’ to securing
more information concerning Pratt's;
case. l

.PERIKY SAYS HICNTI‘ZXCE \"38 ALI. ‘

mum. l
i sianGI-‘iulit. )iassm, Jan. 7. !
t‘nnnstl i'or Alexandcr Being". Tormeri
t‘hicoiu-o- Falls liotcl prepr‘icton who"
“us scntcnt ed last night to scr\(- frmn'
tlirct- in the ycurs for inunsiuuglilcr.
in causing the dcutlts of twu t'liicnpm-
ntcn from “'t-nd alcohol pniscniii,;.r
durintr I‘ltristmns wu-vk. 191‘). said tn.
madc to

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day that no nitnt- would llt‘

tulic thr t‘.i>‘l‘ to thc Staph-inc Court
or to ill‘lJiil n in w tiitil, t‘uuns- l sini-
oti tint tltztt l’t-rry tnnsidrrt d that lit--

trial “as tniinrnll) fair.
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\HR“ \l.l( l‘.\l{l".$ FALL.

. 'lelvv tarts on lil- lmnl liilv t'uli
GIT $3.15.?”- “\t'l‘ tltt lust thk of ill"
:tlillit‘ furt- in llll' “1" k r-ndint: nit Nrw
ti‘cnr‘s day. the .mw‘nth “'tf‘k of the
lot‘ul tiinl. according to the (‘onncc-
ticut cmnpntn‘s report. to the lTiilities
[(‘Ull‘YnlSSi1‘l1, Hf this lugs $250 was
snstnim d on t‘ltristnms day. a holiday

 

 

 

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GET A SQUARE DEAL
“'e will buy your household
goods. rags. papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything: you
have. Price according to the. qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sate. l

 

 

 

 

 

A. M. \VOOSTER

Attorney-at-Law
Ate Examiner U. 5. Patent once

PATENTS ;

Send for Booklet on Patents 1
115 Main St, Bridgeport, Conn.

 

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“'0 are makinu
price reductions cit
'1 \Vinter Appartl.
This is the home win;

:redit is as good as cash. :

weekly payments will
your bill and will greatly
sen your burden of clothing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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