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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 27, 1922 · page 10

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The Store Glues Daily at 6 O‘clock.

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'31 OUR smurfs m THIS VICINITY ARE SHUW"‘— AT THE
3' FOLLOWING ADDRESSES _
102 Taylor Ava, 8&1?“de so Baden aver—M

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g z: 28 Wmdward Ave, S. Norwalk 1 Cove Ave., E. Norwalk 22 W‘ ,mm . '

5' 03' 103 cedar am, So. Norwalk 24 Rain St, Harwell: W ‘Wflm‘ Colored Linens

3 :3: 25 my Ave” 80 No n 170 min St Nam . . Main qutpofl . The craze for floral handkerchiefs still carries

3| - Beautiful, sheer ualities of handkerchjo

g; OUR REPUTATION HAS BEEN BUILT (IN THE somelggnrz have put m an appgmme, mm are Mr £161

é: .3 D ATION OF HONEST VALUE AND BONES]? mm shades, lavender, maize, gray, green, medium blue

‘3 . 5'5: orange, tan, old rose, coral and brown. Those mg

used, not only for the handkerchiefs with the threads

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they are attractive for tea aprons, for blouses and

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:: For Shortening and Frying ue Law . smacks.
. ’ ' ‘ One yard wide, 311,59 a 0
if Goebel s Smoked Shoulders - 1 lb . 0...... 12 x 36 mm. yd
3. threads hand drawn. 50 m
3 . . .> s,12inches, 20m
Fat Norway Salt Mackerel - So each . , _. f ,_ _ 9‘1”“ m...
. , Amsters. Velvem'l'apestry Bmsselavw Cretonnes 79 as;
i. . A‘ V "_ "i .. . m ’tm" .. , ;mW aammw ’ ‘ . "
ll S S Brand Flour 24 1.2 lb. Sack 95c z? That’s “ ‘hévggthemfierstands, hm - \ ’5 One lot which were originally marked $125
3; 3 0' ' ’13.“an . ed m,m.a.m .01.. ’ -, this group some rather novel and desirable
ll 3:: Guaranteed to Produce Loaves of Exceptional Quality and Appearance. 3: m formanyy m that people m tato '3 terns, stripes with wide spaces W‘itll flower has?»
l ai‘G t d E 35c d % Muhammargwrr m .. remembers a...
gr ' , . ~ of these mgsis ..
uaran ee ggs - - - 1 oz. '3' a." “I“ ‘ ~
$0 00 price it isnow marked. They are sodeslnr'
able, the attems bein not what is wanted in th’ ‘ ' '
we guarantee Every Eg-g so“ m our Stores 3 average plhasant homeg, e colors serviceable, an ' _ Figured SdkOlme’ 25 cts
.. ' During the past year or two these quzlllll( « Lave

Yellow Corn Meal ........ 3c lb. I the eneral a earance of eve ru ells dim
Fresh Milled ‘ New Bulk Oatmeal 6 lbs for 25c hing: . pp ry g SP », I been marked as high as 69 cts. Gradually the 10m
- ‘ set price possible has been reawched In lulm’ p fill

AXIIIII. Elie! Rug: 7 -; and yellow. Wr' Ml a.
Inboth9x12and B.3x10,68iaes remrkabIg s
“Reclfern” Corsets

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A Stack of Golden Brown Pancakes, Steaming Hot, and Covered
With Genuine Maple Syrup Isa Mighty Appetizing Breakfast
Dish on These Cold, Frosty Mornings. J in...“

 

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Becker’s Pancake Flour, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour

 

{I I Small Size ....... . ..... 12c ................... I. :3; W 11:93:12 F .g ., use 1 10,3 x 3 model of hem null
. 3f Becker’s Pancake Flour, Aunt Jemima s Buckwheat Flour “:0 ‘ ere $45: or Were $4000 F6! ‘ broche which has :11. sea-{:3
l :3: Large Size ...................................... 3: ._$36,00 $33.00 rednfomed thigh 1.1,; (3 and
l .3. Genuine Pure Sap Maple Syrup; 2% lb. tin .3. Werewwlq, F9: Were$5500 :E'or raised hose supporters l3
2 give extra hip control. II

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0° Gulden s Mustard . . . . 13c Bottle Mayer s Lunch Tongue, o. 1 h semi last' ,1 , , , .55
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, Can ................... 35c 0: - . 9x 12, wmwoa _ For $37.50 an d t n » m
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'.. 81's ey S are 10003 ...... . C 3 31 fi In
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., 15 1b. Can (1. Washington Cofiee, Small .3. :Iapestr}? Rugs norm “erase L
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co .‘ (an 33c; Large Cant ~. ; . . Soc .3. Kostlyin the 8.3: 10.6 also, looking, just 51235 W to 32'
u Honeysuckle Brand Peas 25c La“ 0? . rightful- libru-ies and vlngrooms.
'3‘ M B (1 St b Sweet Corn Brand Bacon 33c lb ‘3’ 11:83:10.6 In 7.6 3.9 *‘ $5.00
0 onroe ran ra‘v ell y 030 '
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N Beets ............. 18c (.an Khm (l ure Powdered Milk 69c “ ere 750 For 00 Fem EBPBCia“ “‘5 t. is not on] an ex: .ng-
. trantive rugs th 1 '
." .8 Were $35. 00 For$28£0 16 50 q me 1y good looking corset but will be found vel‘ agar
-” ’ ' '3’ “r $ ' ’ ’ fortable and easy to wean We invite an inn . “mill
V“, l l a e I kgS for c .3: ‘ Era $3500 For $3030 fi’ . P0151430 and it is a great advantage to try a corset u: :22
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... 9 .3 l no”. ‘ " m have it fitted. If one is limited as to firm. ..
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5. Just Add Water and Bake : DllOllO appointment Vs ill haxe immediate sen .
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bi. prfi yak.) i.- 0;“- ur the finn: ms: mt ( ake Flour; rn h market. This plil‘P holds good only while .:. n. .A _
- our present supply ln—‘ts, __,__ A“ ,_7 _ _~_ “__-__ ___ ‘ ,-__”~___~‘ ‘______,__ ,;_,-_-, _,._ ”a“, ,_. ,A .-_._, «-m. ,, _
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bzo 3. the l unjab l number nr (Woxnmercc ‘ l The hvmm to “mmr golx llll'Ct‘u \n nun \I I \ IHI. .. I‘
“'a- hau- ll1|ll|'(ll tho l’rito 0| «mr “I .3 Alto r promising lb 3! rm full strength usecL Lo lm confined large!) to 191011.13.
, 0:0\ I Ema" rapped Loaf: f - - . - 7C 99 of tho gruernmenl \\ nuld lm ( \ernd ' southern California but \lissis‘ l . l\1u;\ 1
.3. \he have reduced ‘he 3.110 prt-vr-nt uiisash-r. as calm-r] at that !sippr and Louisiana soon got in HM A‘s-,4] h.“- v. u. -
: price ON)“ The “'9“ Rve Bread . . .7. . ' . . , ‘. , , . 7C ‘3 limr. Lord llo-mling added: isnxm and then Arizona and he“ Me\- Krassny u». 9» h'
.3. quanty of our Bak— ‘é. 9:. "\Vt- huu- no desire to interl’vl‘v “’1'le lion spri ad MIL. thr- ir golf « oulsos m' l 1.;n._.,,md_ ,\ um; .
- ' ‘ " 1 - ' - * ' -' . ‘ ‘~ ~ -. Hit-St HS 0: r mile runv't-s and ' , m.»
.0 p e E a “I .. [21' id“ ful arrlxllles or 1mm" nl ym iprPYIOH\ ( h nmmunal) “ .
. ,‘1 cry. ”fed:Cts b mg rge rapped mat. - ' - ' 11¢ .3. tit-'5 however opposed to Us hul. u!» r unlunl \ lll tlu Southern sl.lt(~s yul puma)“ new ,
.. mam mo - thor'rh “'0'11“ " ~ -. *- l \‘ ‘1 W‘ V 'U ‘ “ H‘ ' “““ ‘ '
o , u. l t moat Anxious to Iv duss l'lll“..—\I‘H. Jan. 2—17” \Vlntol oll' lln U l .x « t1 1 ll]\ L. . n! p rn .l 1“"““' M H, ..
.3. Old FaShloned Hearth B d 14c 9:. lull 1,..mfimau. g‘l‘il'Vil'lN‘vS and to ,.L._ W M l‘lllllll‘lfi' rim—h— general [as (1“ 3‘01” illn— l I'nrnL- lv- .-.:nu- illul c rinpulnr \\ llll‘ “D". 31“” w 3*... H: <‘
‘3. .. mnv- tht' grounds 0! popular disrun~ Ln'lnrs. alt-cording to information g3 n-' run: \x‘lln‘ Inwl m In- svnl‘hlum v (.1 ‘ Knlssl’l A?" H
z - ‘ z . (but. yet “‘v cannot allow any politi- n d l\' H-"lllor‘ Nation-U (‘hd‘nl‘piol‘lls“(ltnh mists :aml .1 ll‘rillt‘Ild-IUS \xuxv ”0” ln 1M ,~_.,..
.z.- , ~ _ z ‘ , .. "l" activity t" "“903" "S 9"” upon I‘lm l. liunzs. who has mndv u hohhl‘lm. KO“ _ 5““ pt. “MW, ‘7‘." Puff-"“- N”. ollivml .ix: . \
.. . , ' . . __ _- g . lhr— country by nnivncr. Intimidation. m N \. :‘nl ”um; :0 studv that phfigt.l\""5‘- 1;1c‘l'.:‘lm:.;' 1"?”31‘ ‘ nlmnlvm. umlm- ll. I“w\ .
_ :.:. cg. :mrm or other nnlnwzul 11103113. ‘3, 1‘“ "fivoritfi rastime ‘ ' ;\\'hvre- lllv Japan i lll‘l‘r‘lll mutir [N‘- Hritlxl‘ '1‘: it”, \>
to “T,“ v ,_ Md, v _ _‘ _ I ,. ”a . g. - .. . , _, . ‘ ‘ M w“ “W“ .- M} 3“ {N calf. . , ... ‘.
0 ”: er )s .1 d 32.1 um am! i H l h, on H”, Slurdx' ‘ , . ' ,l H; 1.x .u ., .- , . . ..
, ' . , got»: “he 10L, , \llplllll..l.< 1.... .ll
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'01”.°°§”:”m“:”w“%mo§o§o§o¢o.«.m§ofiofi®§ ”5:”:dw $2.2“;f'tngei'; "“3: ”“0 fi‘:"“} '0' 22;“ ‘I‘S‘ lows the rod ball through the snow . . . . - hm, M.“ ., , I:
l ~‘ - ~ . P" l . 1*” 1' ”1“ 4.11 mullet-n sinks and the thousands Nag-“vegan Awators “.1le w . 4 \H
-' .__. ‘~ ~ should h“ ”Hwflml and observed. wh : lulu-um: to more Iroderutu «limos ‘ ’ \ l‘ U 2 vi l: l. ‘. " '
‘ ~ ‘- ' . ‘ ' .' ‘ ‘ . . ' ' no (I-suuzsw'
streets at the intersections of the bus— .. ‘ ‘flqg'mflz “"3 mm“. thal m, S‘"”’_ luvnns «'R’Jmates that about half of! ‘0 Take Movmg Pictures in {my mm: m 1., .
"Z l . lest corners of the \‘ill'. policemen lirlzlr::31:;i;: gr 3:10" (2:52?“ “l“‘otfllo‘ America's golfers continue play during; _—____._ Iand llm‘. ”“5 ml! .
were stationed at these points to mo- (1" l 11“ ‘ . .3 g “i Inf‘l-ll _0 xl‘ UH‘ l'rlrzld months. It is? no now-it)" CHRISTIANIA. meu). Jan. :T.~ civil prnrvss.
tion .Lutomohlks ‘0 slow up and pe- ' , 'm. . . 93‘ h.\u|. l \Pril) bellf‘ e. ”if, nuwmltun tn see lK‘Vie‘s of“ nu-n and Two Norwf‘g’lan .n‘luICl‘s. Lieutenant . l! i: nndw‘ilm .1 M _ . ..
‘ (“sh-H n.‘ “055mg the strm'ts on ”W: ‘ isl'lllmlt m lllt‘ =t“’-ubhlmg ““2““ 0‘ (Wrn women following the rubber pel- Umdal :md Sergeant Odd Dahl. wm “hull“, 1h.- llOlvx‘. . . “-
~ ‘r: (1 hands” were supposed to be in x ndla. > . ‘ l '1' HM r frczzui links in the north. ucpog‘npanv Hoald Rm‘undson when he .‘ ‘ . ‘ ll ..
‘ ubqlute safety ‘ N“ ”mm” b" “1“.” mm ”‘8‘ “Q. “hilo golf courses have been built I» q." q 10ml, again from Seattle "1st, ‘5 lh“ mum“. I” ‘
Pedestrians, I howexer seemed to ' = _—._ ha“) ”bu?“ ””5 “OW”- l'mm‘d “9 scores in the southern and Pacific best-Ai;=\ and‘wlll Pullie‘a dash. fd; 1m 1 » —- ’—
. think it was below their dignity to! DELHI. India. Jan. 27.—l,ord ‘."" ”mfmmps "maze" R" "0‘ “a“ “W“ Stdteslll‘m‘m“ 30“ “‘“ll'tmpl' Norm Pole b" ethane U l
7 walk the "red band" and now they Heading \‘icerov of I (ll t f ' 11 mg sufficiently exercised 1' and I on] linkfi noiv await the in rose of h ' ' ' -
. . , f .. f H, . tt' ' i . ‘ r.’ a" se 0” reurhlr admit that we sought to mom Wm," Bl , rs ‘ g — . Thar will also carry :1 minim: pit inn 2 “I; )
haw: been abandoned or zones 0‘ .c a ltu¢0 ol the Indian Rowernment action whioh “HEM either be miscon- " ‘11.“? ' . eulllt and about 30.9th feet 0: film . . / jff i()77€/; I
*— safety." The latter will consist or inward the revolutionary elements in . . ' “ Froml’mehurst. "0' far/south from - . , . .
PARIS I ~" ‘ v . cured or nllsl‘l‘pl‘F'tiPllthl as too <(-- TV”) “‘U‘J "an it“? been (ngrag‘f‘d. -~
_ . , at; _..~7l*0ur hundred adopting,- the system in vogue in New :1 n-cont adoress to a delegation from van ‘or m “0Y0 lithe .. ‘ (““50“ and ““0" line. on the Atlantic. hon: lw lmumlcen tor the oxpcdit‘on l " ( a" r( f; 5 ill
persons were ”led in Paris streets by i Y l' at the busiest corners along ' ‘- " *‘ ' - these winter links form the l7 aha; l. " ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ a H ‘
automobiles or horse- drawn \ehicles.15::m‘dway or Fifth avenue. - an“: flow“ ‘0 Florida. West {0 3:; . .llolh Omdal und Duh] urn (’VDP!‘{ 1'.“
tramwass and other means of loco-mo- Parision chauffeurs, however. show WWWWM.W.¢§M-¢w IV ‘VE‘V'UFFICEK ' Diego and north to Seattle. “W‘Pel‘lpfs Operators all"? canect'lo‘liocg I ll l \\ ‘o
tlo'lr‘lhin lnzbl' f t f h little regard for the poncemen wav- : 7 Slat-kanzlek Haj-(run) Hmm‘lnflm-g“ The great growth in'recent yPaTS 131“].221:1.hAxxnlllldft“: :JTIOXLET ; I {may L: '
9- DI‘O em 0 S 1’99t “‘3 fiC 95 in the White baton and continually . : - has been in Te); 3. l . . l' l' ‘ ‘2 “‘3‘“ ‘3‘ 0' ‘ 4‘" ' ‘ i “t ‘ '
been the subject of many investiga- “tin past signals" in a way that would ‘ GlRLS! GROW THiCK I Th to“ ‘ “"‘fi' h H but spirited contist :ggrielnhxtangel‘l ‘W'is from ”“9 xorwpgm" Whom“ , // :LIr-tnoc. Hr .
Hons and numerous reports and re- bring them before a. New York magis-' ’ .7 Time: 0 ring is from t e artford for supremacy among fast growing‘xmnm' at Maxangor. r 7 danger C.
commendationshzw mg; goon made to trate to be fined. In Paris it bringu' : ' cities in the cotton and oil bola . The two swarm-2: will join the Hand -— cus after
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Prefect of Polite nothing but good natured banter gen- S LONG HEAVY HA"? 3. E P‘siiiilni‘rohibitiog :liregtor Harrvl . a, Seattle. The “fighting to he ”59,1: Wm] cm“. 5,. .
Some time ago‘ red bands" about emuy directed against the policeman -. 9 seems ° 9 .wholly‘ . in the North Pole dash will have mo— non of
, six feet Wide wet-«painted across the from pedestrians who may be run 7: n , n f nleased with the new prohibition ‘0‘" ., tors of Gil—horse-powor. accomodan-
”‘3 ,, ' over at the next comer. i WITH DANDERINE noes in :11“: Alrefifargilndustrrz bulljld- two passengers and be provided with
, .~ 2- ,.; érngoniansrt-e t smomugwen .—* 1 oh '
1 ml.$213.figfeia‘éinifls‘igfmifl;0:;: " “ ' "‘6 0mm force finally moved out or ., 53‘1”; 5"" “fly... a... b. m, n
; de Pohan- Chabot and Countess d9, Buy a. 35-cent bottle ' " its'old headquarters in the Allan 4. > n v onehn alrlh 1 Id in Fowl“; '
i . .ot‘ “Danderine.” One house. It now occupies three large. ' “m" 4““ l 9 ° 9" “3
.‘ VVignuccurt were the most prominent. ippiication e d’ 1 rooms on the t th '2} f h v . As the Ma ud de not offer sufficrz‘t:
3 persons who were run down and killed, 11 s at . ‘. 9'} 9°" ° t e "9“ space a shod must be built on the “.9
f by automouiles m the past \ear dandrufl, stops itching building and 1t :3 possible for Chief l _ | t”
, ~ ' ;and falling hair, and. in Enforcement Officer Jonathan Eno to for them ‘11 CM“ 9 ‘ r
l - ~ ~ ~ ' 9 . ‘ . ' d n4 .' ave‘ hens W‘ ‘
Wu“ .. mum nor LIKELY TO DIE. "‘ few m°m°nt5- 10-1 unite With the director afte. a separa- The t\3n:eglz;: :Tfoffrs 3.: mm- packanc ~ *- "5
; 5‘ , C H . HARTFORD J 07 June doubled the bean— tlon of some months. due to cramped Dresen e ‘ _ o t .p , . . . H éww‘.
Pepe $80k, Ompound IS I ' “'1' ~ "—1" 00“”3- :y or your hair. It will quarters. and munltI‘Ofls they may need and 60; t . L»-
boxes of specia‘ljv selected provisions. l sulta-

Mr. Mackenzie now has an office to testhd b - ;p f '1‘ up of the ‘
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phvsioqogical laboratory of the l nii_ admg
verslhf’of Christiania will be sent to 155 Wash 739‘?" 5' Keel" Bw

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Seattle for their use. 391“?) Nor-walk. Ce“

diction of a. rumor on Hartford streets ippw a. m
- - 383. so soft.
QUleeStRfillef Known ltodav that Thomas McAulil‘fe. former lustrous and easy to do
. .; . pprohlblnon enforcement officer under up But what will
Don’t may W112»! Quit blow-lindictment for bribery. was momen- please you most will be
In; and snuflling! A dose of "Pape‘sltaflly expected to die at the Hartford after a few weeks use.
can Compound” ‘taken every two Hospital. his counsel Henry J. Cal- when you ”‘9 my“,
hour: until three cm are taken usu- nen. ascertained from the hospital that fine and ’3 ‘ " ‘

— away at .. intent adds to th :W
dzhbrcakaaay Wm: up. While McAuliife had a bad ‘night he flrsti—yes—but reallv a , V'pjace. The off}; force mwfi
a 01:73:! that 3:65 ems-cizestfig Simifil. considered in an alarming new gem:- growxng' all ovu- the scan, clue: Mackenzie were] satisfaction at

0'3"! m m - 'Dnn rise" is t0' the hair What r the Change
am. '6”th {alleves the The patient whose trial in the fed- shnw era of rain and sunshine .3? i
,Iwadlche, m eve a gen. 137 t8:31 four? has been p08t‘poned from vegetation. Itgoea right'tothe roots 'With a l’ictmla in sour home you
MW at 1!an stores. It out: "me o t me on account of ms mm”- 111‘ isomtes and strengthens them an enjoy all the newest and “bestmn-
W We tastes nice :1; wzzksh :11: elf; astmtrhe' 3mm“ 39;" al This m‘bslstiul. 33mm helm, ic. Hea‘ 1' your: partlacular ram teach ,
.. . - ere great pa m thin lifeless. '- , ' _. 7 “I - r" ‘
lain: no qulnlne—Inalst upon Pape' 5' his jaw and teeth. thick, hazy iiieclugaulrmtotgrow long ilerdigzmums'wrs 0f Victrmas at the I

-, himself: his assistant. James ‘W.
f« Hague. has an office with the stem-
grap‘nic force. while Chief Eno is lo
. (rated in the outer office. where visitors
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