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:COAL
' - Cuff/bins are treasure houses
of Good Coal, at your com-
mand, to transform your homes
from the rigorous climate of
the North to the gentle balmi-
less of the South.
-' Railroad fares are higher
than coal.
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ERR-ISO
TwNEW EDHSQN
Ellie fhondgraph With a Soul."
" THE ALFRED FOX
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PIANO CO.
85 North Main Street
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flabby,
sometimes painful. But it makes for greater strength an
not corrective measures been taken. business w
from hardening of the credit arteries.
should be heading toward sound prosperity. Every fundamental de-
velopment is making for greater solidity and stability.
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, line shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cylinder A
‘ Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
Better Business Is Coming '
Better business looms ahead. Our business body had become lath
overfed. It is now reducing. The proc€ss is disagreeable,
d vigor. Had
ould have collapsed
At the opening of 1922 we
' ——-F0rbes.
Let us all unite our efforts toward making the year 1922 and many
years thereafter. years of prosperi’ty and/happiness. never forgetting
that those who do the most deserve the most, and usually get it.
The. Hatch Ed Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
36 South Main Street
l)” lIHl l'illl anillh'
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’,‘«'l l'.
Silk Muslin, Knit Underwear,
, .
The Royal Auto P’t’g (30
fit the place to go if you car. lot
a first class Paint or
. Varnish Job.
act. 86. Main and Woodward Ln
Phone 901
T arlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LON DON
113$?)
MADE
liRlAR
. DE
C‘rfi PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhlll'o
«no Block 1'01. 1081
SIGN PAINTER
Electri
&
anywhere
c Signs 3 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
7,10 Lexlngton Avenue. Olty
aw:
GET A SQUARE DEAL
ye will
dihand goods.
rump P. masons?
82 Van Zandt Street
buy your household
rags. papers, junk and all
Anything you
Price according to the qual-
ot the goods. A square deal
{Md-hand Goods Alway. bn sale.
of every description and
eithillilugU ul'
MlVIE. J EAN NETTE’
South Norwalk
JANUARY. SALE
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED
this munvy savings
vmmrlunity. .\'n\\' is the tiun- tn lay in your suppl} ui' \\i.ll"l'
/
If it's Ccrsets, Gloves, Silk, Silk and W001, W001, Lisle Hosiery,
Corduroy Kimonas, Children‘s
Wool Sox. Lisle Hosiery, this is the place to buy.
PHONE 1405
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A.F.BeckmannێCo. Inc.
83 Washington. Street, South Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY
Brisket Corned Beef
Plate Corned Beef ..
Rump Corned Beef .
Dixie Bacon . . . . . .
FANCY DRY ESCALLOPS. . . . . -. . 50c pint
ARMOUR’S STAR HAMS .
..28clb.
7clb.
..... 8clb.
18c-20clb.
...............20clb.
DON’T MISS THE POULTRY SHOW
Town Assembly Hall, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
January 12, l3, 14, 1922
Bigger, Better Than Ever Before
Westport
" A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
‘- Exnmlner U. 8. Patent Oiilco
'fiATENTS
Bend for Booklet on Patents
a. Main St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
mated Sugar, 5c 1b.
i Oatmeal, fresh from
'mfll;61bs. 250
Oleomargarine,.. 27c lb.
Tissue,7r011325c
cottage in. East Norwalk
$70,000 STATE LOSS
(Continued 'from Page One)
territory which he could cover conve-
niently. This plan met with‘the ap-
proval of the tire wardens present.
’l'hu appointment of these men was
authorized by the Legislature. The
state'has bought enough equipment to
supply the 150 additional
and at the same time leave equipment
in the hands of the present wardens
who will be known as equipment
men and will have charge of all the
paraphernalia and will be responsible
for seeing that each fire warden has
sufficient equipment to meet the needs
of his district. ‘
The equipment secured by the state
consists of a. ‘single forester' spray
pump." one to be furnished to every
fire warden and a supply of wire
brooms and shovels. The spray pump
is used to (leader: the blazing under-
brush or whatever may be burning in
order that the fighters may throw
sand or dirt on the blaze to smother
its This‘is the first time the state has
ever supplied the fire wardens with
equipment. due to the small appropri-
ation for such work.
y. algae
ban-nits.
-—.IJ i lJJ‘.
Ed 5’12: the Senna;
may incur in their work while~they5
hour for any time the
113'? 5811a“. once:- '
Y»?! is seen!
wardens ‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Washiton 8t. and B. 3. Ave. 8. Norwalk
Black Bo’ck Bridgeport
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lites. l‘hesc wardens are also author--
ized to call on all men between the
BY FOREST FIRES cgcs of is and 50 to aid them in ex-
Etinguishing a fire, such men to be
paid at the rate pt 30 cents an hour.
The state pays all ”such empe'es but
.m the end of the year is reimbursed
for one-l all the cspenscs incurred in
}lighting mos. by each county.
In submitting the statistics on the
forest tires last year Mr. Hawes stated
that of the 666 fires reported. 33 per
cent. were contributed to railroads. 35
per cent. to unknown causes. 12 per
.cent. to the burning of brush, 5 per
cmt. to campers, and the balance to
miscellaneous causes.
Those present yesterday who will
have charge of the equipment are:
F. Leslie Cogswell of Torrington: A.
E. Bevans of Nerwtown; James N.
gStocking of Simsbury: F. O. Thomp-
son of Plainviile: J. \V. Geslee of
Manchester; ‘John T. O'Neil of East
Hartford: John M. Lamed of Staf-
t'ord Springs: \Vhitman Danielson of
Putrfim and Alfred P. Abby of. Wind—
ham.
8 PER C‘Ex'r. BEER FOR HOTELS.
The are wardens will b'e paid $10
per year to c0ver any expenses they:
will be paid at the rate of so cents an ‘
ALBANY. Jan. 11.—Licensing by
the State.Pubiic.Health Commissioner
of hotels and retaurants. permitting
them to sell beer containing an alco-
holic content of not more than 8 per.
cent. is to be, the purpose of a. bill to
be introducedgtn the'Legislature next
Monday. 13:: .-§snmmmn Louis ‘54
On
fairly
ited St
be
the l'n
nouncement 1
ready on the
Philip estate
Philip herd
The
n00 acres in
.t‘ompa m'.
strntcd the
pt‘t’Svnt-l‘la)’
at :1 rate far
for I
also has the
from live cal
THIS
fourths (1'.
Sin“ 5 ll\(‘
Adolph
vbuiriuu u
i’t-ttr' sluts-s.
:‘nn‘n-l‘i-nu‘r.
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luv it
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lions it.
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BUFFAUl FAR '
f‘llllM EXTINBT
That Herds
tinue to Increase
POR'IUIANI).
in a few year
plentiful in the markets of
\Vith the decision
government to kill a certain
age of the bulls in the buffalo herd at
\V'ainwright. in Alberta. comes the an-
unfeuced tract of
“Washington hetwee
Columbia rivers. is to be
a buffalo ranch.
bucks employ
‘The buffalo that 'will
nucleus of the pro
ed lot from the herd of the
ownPd herd in the world.
son will be in charge of the
range buffalo ranch.
\‘Vainwright
fenced-in 'pasture of mor
trapping ground
It numbers 5.000 and is'l‘he l
lav-rd in the \vad.
be preservation of thc spec
Dakota plains.
now being broken up an
it has outgrown its range.
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WILL REPRESENT
JEWISH G
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lllq'
\\lllllll the
“latch the tum-(int: is cullv-d.
Lewisnlin. tbc‘Nc-w
philanthropist.
for
has issued the
ill" :Il'l’:illg’-'nll'ill§ are Lou
Straits.
iVilliunl l"fi\.
this.“ llll‘ W‘Illio‘rc'nt 0‘
sin :tlu re \thI [Dr
\\'lm hzls .llrn-mlt unrn lll'lll'l_\'
".w tuul in lit.-
“Jul-um:
“Ill npmt tint tl.ivt\ stairs llith'
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Contrary, Prospect , Is
Will Con-
Rapidly
(lre.. Jan. 11.———\Vitli-
ought to
s, buffalo meat
ates and Canada.
of the Canadian
percent-
hat \K'cnas range a wild,
25,000 acres in
n the Yakima and
turned into
with young Indian
ed as herd riders.
form the
posed herd are al-
range and are a select-
"Scotty"
at Pierre. 8. D. The
is the largest privately
0. 1'). Gib-
“Venus
herd roams a
e than 100.-
thc heart of the pioneer
of the Hudson Bay
argest
has demon-
hufi'nlo under
will increasi-
an is necessary
ics. So
Philip bcrd. which grow
\‘cs capiurcd “lid on the
The l'ltilip herd is
d sold because
It
fact that
conditions
:rrnter tb
CITY AT BIG
ATHERING
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l'nllt-d
for
.l1\\.'~' in lll‘
tour SlillQ'S
York
:13 honorary campaign
ibc- 7.0m- Ill"l|ltllll|: tbv
cull tor ihc
\nth him in
is Marshall.
\\'nrl|urz.
itomlsky.
A ssociailrd
l"c-li\ .\l.
.ludg‘c (Him A
.n-hnmn :md otlu-rs.
“(nor is ‘ \pcciml in lltl-
.‘\lll(|lll: lltr I'llll r
Julius liumvnwald nf
tuud. \lr Marshall.
.\lr l.rltm.tll. llr. Strp—
iiulylxl Nathan Huts“.
rkcr of (‘hi-‘ugn and Dr.
l'murn.
Hrt‘uvn ut' T‘ictrnit. nation-
fund.
ul-
ol' llu- S l Lot-0,000
z'cuuizml tor tllr- fund. of
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111‘
Seems to growi
of depleted lots.
Those in sea
leaving the store.
THOSE
remember our
.
r
Many
cal toys.
Bears, Monkeys,
n popular favor as the days go by.
crowd took quick advantage
rch of REAL BARGAINS should visit every department l..
Well, that enterprising local concern have
have asked us to sell them, so
Elephants,
‘Were $2.25. .Blue Pencil Price
More of those short lengths of
FUNNY GUND TOYS, BLUE PENCILED
demonstration and sale of Gund M
just 52 samples left. .ml
to this sale.
Dogs. Cats. Frogs, That Do Elm.
Christmas
here is a novel addition
thing but Talk.
..--...-.¢onuo
Silk anzl Wool Dress
Former Price
Yesterday another (lt‘llgi; .,
of the many added attractions made to fill the l
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t‘t'll ;: :7 l-
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51.50
Goods at One-Halt lite
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eta—x: “3.;
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N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
iw1u31ux esHYATnl
which quotas orchestrating: half the
amount have been accepted. Chicago
recently reported a record subscription
of nearly 33.000.000. Michigan has
raised in the neighborhood of $400.—
000.
LEGATLIGHT
DEVICES ARE
MADE KNOWN
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Tun-\Vuy Light Distributors. lmc
lx'uuzbl livnzn-r A. .\lcl\'r-c l). )lclx’t-v
.\l. Lilnriy ll. Macbeth 1*. Brown lic-
lla‘t‘lnl’.
The following are lr-prnl in Connecti—
cut and Mnssncbnsutls when tilled 6
incllI-s in “.5 {ct-t.
,Vutionul l'nin-rs'il. Violet
t‘onupborc. (‘lu-nr, I’d-Optic.
thcr legal lights arc:
Silfi'lllt‘. llrflo-(‘iinn‘ lrlls. Bli‘lx’t-t- l..
Ilvnzrl'. .\l:tcli~-lh_ ("nutroiito “Snood.
Supt-riot Lens. Stun-rit-ci. l‘nrah-U-
l.ll\". (‘unnphorc- Cle druid. (“onuphoru
.\'<>\ml Hid. lnmilita- (lid. North Star
Clare Shin-Id. linvdnw. Luiwrty. Frac-
Sun lint Standard Tum. (‘lnmrrt
lull-m LC.
ltuy.
lur,
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CHAMBER .‘Il‘tsll‘ ART SOi‘lli'l‘Y
()I-‘ .\I‘.\\' YORK.
“’e are to hear in this city on Fri-
day. Jan. 13m. viz? p, m. at High
School Auditorium lbw (‘hatnln-r Music
Art Society of New York. an organ-
ization distinct from any otln-r in the
world. for it. prescnts to us for the
tirst time. the more delicate music of
the composers, which is outside of
the realm of the largc orchcstras. and
the possibilities of the clmmi-cr music
string quartet. all this beauty of musx-
cal expression having ihcrctot‘orv rc-
maim-d it closed book to lllt' .inusical
world.
Followers of good music in mi no dc-
tailcd introduction to the unique and
admirable group of solo artists which
comprise the personnvl of tln- (‘lmm—
lwr Music Art Socicty. for lhn) b.:\v-
been npplnudcd as soloists ul‘ distinc-
tion and singled out :19 cnsunblu pin),
crs of rare mcrit in their nssncinttmts
With the most non-d (ll’t‘llt.\ll’.’l.~ u.
Europe and .\nll'l‘lt‘:l.
The string qunrtrt, (‘vrtl 'l‘tm‘nia‘.
\"inlin. Karl Krruuitr, Violin, Nil-mm
.\lnldn\;tu. Viola. and Pt tr) ‘ Sue“.
(‘vllo wore orgunizvtl with ihw nntulfl.
coopn-rutinu of Ur. l-‘rnnz Kmisu
founder of the famous I{nl lSI'lS.
‘ 'l‘hc wood-wind group is lu’ndtd it)
(icol'm-erim‘z. who for it u .“ .trs “us
tln- snlo' r-lurinrt \ntlt llll‘ Rostmt
(‘t'cho-siru. lb Sid: s lit".
clurtn' i. this distin-
plthrs
‘.. ll.-
S\ "Hilltii.\’
(lmsrz “lltl is thv
:nisbvd group of
contains such notabh- inslrmm ntnlis'ts
.is llrnc (”urn-n Ulmr. Arthur lmrn.
\\nudv\\‘iml
We are makingr drasti
price reductions on .tl'
Winter Apparel.
This is the home where :u
credit is as geod as cash.
weekly payments will
your bill and will greet";
sen your burden of cloth? : .
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BOSTON NAVY YARD
CANNOT DC
\\'_-\5Hl.\'tl'l‘tl.\7, Jan. in i.
the anznn Navy \‘md i... ~
bid l'Or lhc l‘t‘t'untll‘WI'
have the \xm'k that.
"up Lmiatlmn p:-
ll!
ticl‘unit.
{in} plan to
H1» slt‘uitls
l-‘itttv. .lnbn Schnn, l‘mssnnu. :md .lnsn-t
la‘rnnz‘t. i-‘rurh Horn. Mr, (”harks
Hurt “ho lust season tnurrd \vttb .luc-
mics 'i‘hilmud is the Pianist of the
t‘ltuml-cr Music Art Sm-ictv.
Advertise in the Sentinel for
l
the
pen results.
Dodge Brothers
will announce
on " February lst .1922
a substantial reduction
in the prices of their cars
effective-Jan. 1st 1922
The Grandall-Johnson Co.
14 West Avenue, Norwalk—eP-hone 2782 ‘ .
l'll!hl(l"l‘ll Hardin: today nnntw .. i
“syntatue Dallingvr. llvtvl‘
who recently made sut h n 1110]“
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rl‘toz‘. t t'm‘g‘ct the poultry
Thursday. Friday and
“u-k Town Asscmbly Hull.
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