new“ MARCH 6. 1922
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PHONE IN HOME TO
SHIP 3% MILES AWAY
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HOPE uiu‘siI INTl‘ml‘V’VUONALES
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5 till'l (illit‘l’ liiissiasn tl"L'i‘.tl"‘il in "u-
\‘nt‘ of ill!
l:‘l linu-
. Sin Solit‘i ldlf’l
'd «full- mccting. iStatvs liner America. into the cars of
' .\ikol.ii L'nine was not pl‘f‘St'nl at J_ p ifurrmgton, radio Pliginm-r of
pit ltv luv. : t'vw so .‘K’lllll‘. but his infiiiv Pi" is unlit-Y— ill)! \\o .\lo :1; Itjlrctric.
lxiin-Il to hang lu—vn {or ii mowiiiriitl “All
lll'lll‘d lssiivliroiiiziiig activities at the llll5'r-:"'rlir
~.« gm: rllrll‘ nt ! rutioiitilt-S with recent changes in liuS- ‘onf'
.,. \. “ l-Ziiglnn-l ' .xiiiti poiivivs.
. :9 L'l\('ll to-r Agrnup
right."
(‘ziptuiii
suid
is here.
Mr. l-‘arrington.
I'll put him
ml. ,;
l \‘nlce Leaps 370 miles in Air.
of “”93““: HIS \mvv leaped the watery gap to
l‘H‘IH) —tv.\o
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1 . ’ ‘ ”mm'TC" .l‘fimm-JUF“. (Jinglln‘d :it the nv\\' shore and impinged on the aerial ot a
ti “t .1. park ':«~(>ntinlli- s) sit-m “hlvh lhpy (l‘St‘l'll'o F"CPl\'llig Station at l-Zlberon and from
"'l'li ll Liiliormnt .:
.li ii‘lilxl? l: A study 1""lilv‘tl to 'hfi «‘Onfie-i'nty ii bill by
Pm sou'rn nonwnx Mme/.sznwmnt.
I‘Milrv-‘tion 0t thr lmurwoisi'z'tlirrt- spo'd through the \Yalker Lis-l
since he had been declared a bankrupt.
United States District Attorney
George H. Cohen made an argument
against the motion which lasted two
and a half hours.
ASPHYXIATED
fl {1&1an
would haxc dcstroycd the entire boat
had not water tic-tn relayed from one
of the nearby oystt r houses.
\ictorious K. 0.
Grace Parish Hall.
K.
Norwalk High Seconds
Have Come to Life
'"rhe'thT-mfiiik‘ High‘ sil-‘tTTiiis—iuTx-‘e
T‘VO NEARLY ll)l‘('(‘ gum-:5 carded for this. \"l‘l‘k.
'l'm- Gru-ii and \Vhitc Scconds played
two months ago. and since
A, l-‘ive at the
The locals defeat-
Entrances in Main Street, Falrfleld Avenue. and Cannon sum
. ‘i
T then lune not played. (in Fliurs<la.\'
IN HOLSE BO‘AT ('\Cnlllg. the Seconds will play the
. Center School l-‘iic at Hoyt's Hall. and
Continued from First. Page. on Friday evening. will tackle the
. . 1 fip wh' h . _ crack Franklin School F‘hf. winners ,
to (lunngh ‘ "do-I: 1:5 “as lmalt: of the Junior (‘ity Championship. 0n i
mg great heat 8' ‘ proiably Monday. the Seconds will play the
Proof and scale of a
l' on: d li lii t 1 Now Canaan. .. . . . ed the Castle Camelot boys by one
.‘Irl'ltilltlll i.'0nl~ ! ' OHM-Hill “Salllst the Russian (‘oin- ;l‘ “l‘irt-llo’. llilis”: (13:13:). find." It “as :nt‘igco-slsobs‘setlll: £22312?“ lililpt point. in the) gain»: “350d 1” fore.
ii-mviui lain,» Ti.” w rt. sharp!) ’15,: “papum' ”Hg is Mr. Thuyer m- the :rmizullid’ithut it‘is ”uh? bigng' Tho Advertise in the Sentinel for the . .
~ ‘ ‘ 1" ““‘l 5““1‘ l"“l:.'~’k“i .md “Pr" “ll-"“9””! “H“ “X‘H'l‘l‘hm‘” company. I'm up in XF‘W tirr is lul|n\f'd to hate linen started Ml rem)"; Domestlc selence COOkeI‘S
m.” it” surh .1 i inilszon not only :ioni tin purl}. but ‘i‘nllziall. I understand you are three by m 0‘” lieutvd sto\e_ .
q. d. “unnumb- i irom the llll"rllitl10ll:tlt' iinlcss tho-y ‘or four hundred milcs at sea." 7' I
-. ration 'Tlmll'lli‘lfl'tl PH”) 10W“)- "Yes. we “or" 370 miles from Am—
i: 1' “duh 6.——| Throughout lht «‘onH-t'xnvc. llolll l.i‘0.s.- light at 7:30. “'0 (-xDPC‘t ‘0 . I) l. S '
.:ll.\ {liistil 10rd). l:'i.~‘&l.tll l’ull"l.\' uiirl tht' ll"\\SDa- {dock tomorrow evening ht 7 or 8-" FRENCH BEAUTY STRIVING FOR PRIZE. ‘ OnlC‘S 10' (”CHOP firclncg COOkem
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lu'vll hi nun.» Ei '1' 'w it tum. ii. “ll .1 that th our “'lmt kind ol a trip are you hux a} c unusually. durable and effluent.
rum-4.x oi tin!" who it .oi .i \xoiid r4»\olution had iiig7' '
:.. l--:t lll ‘\’l) ‘ltll‘Hl "\‘V-‘te honing a good trip for this ' - ~1 ' ' -
z..' I' R .\o l‘ ’ l": xii tor} \u ‘XTH. tmi no“ SitillQ‘lithu of the wait" Pho.‘ 31‘ llllllt With a metal “889
whim...) r..;~.r..“..\g~Wt”. 17......” “Th... “w”. I-m Km .0 MW mm the that Wlll stand long and hard usage.
it .1 in in. i wusn Euixs litid on. and the sec— till: :iSllY“ of spvnkinzr to you. I think ~ '1‘] v . ' IV '
\ Lid low-ii I lr"rIl-tll(illiil‘. \\lili ii “.is .oii- 1i ‘8 rim that no '.ill llltI'l :iiid talk r' __w_ - . 10) 310 thoro‘ughly Ileat‘llglll: Bet
-i~ iwwiiini; .ul- ’ ~1‘1- i- -2 m. il. l\ .=;:;ii.'i on il< fowl. 'l‘liv this “'[1\." ‘ v - ' ' ' -
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, 1 i. .lt mow «l; tuluii- .i dwisi‘ tan. in I hung» Lie» lt‘gc. \‘(1\ ill“ (Oll\! rszitiun that iii.L:.“ (’OllfillCS Ol lllt‘ll' St'lf‘llllfit' 0:190,
1’ tin Llill ll 'lmi- .il l]. \, 'wt-iiir tits." “in- dosvrilwl’l in: o pooh nizikiilir. sillC“ P , j - , . .
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l ”inl mm“ X :imum ”13.1%...“ in“ iwt‘ :ulni‘I: lYllLi‘: 1limo LVi‘mi‘n (lfwiif-“lpryfrrn 12:1. “\'ll‘ll l L}1?n(efifl] CleSS (UleCI‘. Bltli‘t llllllgS 31'? (’OOkEU 90 they;
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“I W m . in .p. 1.] I ‘ it: “r -,,_-.).H .‘f....‘ W A”; l Ulomestic btlt’lltt‘ (ookcrs saic time for liouscwwes,
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.4 2.. W“... m: .- .4 mi. 4. m 1. nylon» .: :4 ;aS ‘FS 1 as bOflH‘r- They make it posmblc t oliarc an ap-
.;.\.I......, . , . ; ,. ,,..-. ,,,. , n a “k ._. . 1......1 .33, x, xpctiznig meal all rcadv on time. whether on , is t h .
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~ i .mi 1.. Ill lx’: 1 l. -- . to Lil' ‘ “L m- ii ..- 1 on 'l‘.i.§n.m- ..::-‘: ’l‘:l-:..iii‘ii I'wiiz-i . ’ ' ' 1'” plepaie thlllgs, Put llJC'In lll thL‘ (‘UUliL‘T—wig
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‘l i'nllul' lulli’lI. vw ‘il .‘i \ ll i'h'. tll~. :...-l «11:4 7‘ Hrmlll" “111‘ "NUT-i”? ‘ ~ ' ‘ '
, { 7 , .. ., ., ‘ L1 -... {W I w... M - I. ~. W i Domestic Scicncc saves monm- “,0. It takes the
m“ ”1.: ,1; ”n, ‘f‘ -. m. \. ~ n W _ N J u, ,.,_,_.. ,‘cliei'iperimits of meat and so cooks tliciii that their flavor:
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. ant tent crncss c ll'lls that f fi .. ' ‘
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~~ battle “ ‘ ' ’- H ' ., - . 1 ~~- .
' -nv ' 4;-:..." In] . upon! win..- rm ms rill r’ k" 4.: '4 5 ‘ ’ ' - . .
ill finale Pass; .. x . _ . \ . 1.. h - “Mk 4..» .~ ;_\ .., ,W ’ . Beginning Monday. for a limited tnnc. proof of thh
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< * ,....... _. - i ”mum ml, to...» mu. .. E LOOLlllg ability of Domestic Science 18 to be seen hm“
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w ‘ li'- .. l)’ I I t ' h _- ‘ g.” w :‘r - “ ii - '- l 1‘ "mi: 0 " l |\Ve Slldll 00le “ltll then): nlallv (hShQS‘ X all “m invitot!
. .-l:.f. will». an )Ll‘ lg v-uv .< W1 ‘~ "fl-i I‘m" ‘ ‘ ‘~ . to see the results as well as the re i r 'i e 1'
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.'i.”""' =- . Defeats Ansoma f‘" .X‘R'n'n“ .' . ‘3. L‘L; ': . ..» are lnl'ltt'd to taste and test those resulte
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" "“'-‘ “W" no; u n. «my; \wmm‘ .—”’l "r 5'. 88 V9 ( 1 ercti mm c s of D < 7 , - ‘- 'ers
‘ "M: ”I": 1 1‘" ‘ llll'll pi. i no i‘i‘ . l‘ii'i'n' YD Hill't ll‘ continues ‘K ClSsman . Q i a. 1 l . - 'Omekt“ 8(“1100 (00L 8‘
\ ”I 2.4 d H . Y \ M” M . 3:. “I. Bankru tcv Case L 1st .pttia price fora limited time. Not loss than $613 to'
.. f."“i"”' (roam; HM ., ”m 1 WM mm ....i. P . ~ '1 ; ébe saved on any COoker included in this collection Hera
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. l'. :i.» 3~~ i or ii lll- , W Mr" I“ " “n ' 9' ‘ “m H l‘ “I . NEW HAVEN. March 6 ~A contln‘J-r : lth} are!
1r‘l Smilinaii nr‘nl li'iflmij ., , . .i i \ ance. has be?!) made by Judge BI SI: ,7
1 ’1‘” H L \“"‘ ”my“ "mu: 1’ H H“ Thomas in the Joseph \\'ei>sman bank. .
Hmloxt lit"‘l"l \Vi‘li.ii.i Svlili-icltr‘.
mum» of llJ .\ni . ruptcy case. until March 13, that ht-
\.. ‘ U 3"“ l”. H d' a.” till'lllL‘.’ twr- M412? t tolls on .\t:~wi.i.i may consider the arguments i'onclud-
1., m." H... .1..‘._\ .m. .“L‘X‘ "(2‘1“ "F Infin'f‘r‘“ . 1 'ed last week on the motion of Counted
.' w ._.i,;-.;.-1.i.mst.i pm .'. > “T. "g ‘1‘ ”’1 l'r""“]‘_“ “on“"l'r'n tor the defendants. sixteen in all. that
p,“ _,- MPH.” 1. MW”. L-mj‘ "" ‘" 7“"lr-‘- PM“: ‘1 11°1<lltlic indictments be quashed and dis-
a)...» ‘1 “f 1,.3. my. y. 1,, ““““'~ ;‘ f‘ “ i‘ 0"” “f 3‘ ”WK “'1‘ «’1 missed. Counsel had spent nearly two
.H p. m“ mum”. . ~- ’0“! t' ‘7 v' i-wints In 4-\"Tf~' L'dnl" days in his argument on the motion in
,_,__;_F.s__.. l “1"" 'x ”l“ “"1” it" l‘mmun‘ High. which the claim was advanced that the
v L" L’ l‘l'“ “if“ M"? ‘W' 1”. fouls federal court had no jurisdiction. cit-
V. illlC Elected NOtl‘e ! 'l‘! - \‘1:Ii((tl'\\lik broth! is. stony] ’_‘_‘ jng CBSE‘S back as far as 1312 jn sup~
‘ - “I. A' .wt in's -v‘. plume. ALKHIHJ port, at points raisrd. (me of the
I)ame (aptaln ( w l r‘ .1 11 ‘i‘rl ro..‘<. n. lui‘ lr‘ii‘x‘s " [laims of counsel was that. the govern—
———-—- IL‘MI'H. 'r- it lillifil“ uundrrt‘ul “Willi m1 mcnt had charged “'eissman with
A ll'TH l‘.F.\'l' lllll \ldr' h '7' ‘uif. ii“ \\.i'~' '7 4 liw l'll: : lrr‘l“. dmng Certain “legal 30" under bal‘k‘
vl (Mil ltd l\.iln, n: Si-riilizlu ill 'l" is . , it . . KHz-v.31; Hg}. 1:...» TUI’U‘Y li’lWS when actually What he
u .g Lid lllglt olutwl captain { lotion lt-s}.v<_ v.;“ i kn. gr, Tiny}. had done was as Joseph W’eissman.
l-,.‘k.ilyall
[>l.i\3~ luintiril w. t’:-
\uti'!‘ l>.i:iir
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toum l i...v\~. : llu l'~. ,\1 ll| l*.i:,l.ur\_ merchant, and before a bankruptcy
\‘ lpetition had been brought and at a
,time when his solvemy was not in
qllt-Slltln. Counsel further claimed that
HYvissnizm had done no illegal act
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1'83 UNIVERSAL CAR
LET’S GO!
Let’s Go in a Ford!’
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:2 March is here. '
iii; The Ford Rush is starting—
43; and no Wonder:
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i; Ford Touring Car
I 1: High Price Present Price Reduction!
\
a. nut..- Mm
$950
F. O. B. Detroit
$348
F. O. 8. Detroit
$602
This is the Greatest Proportionate
Price Reduction of Any Automobile Made
REMEMBER:
Delay Means Disappointment. Why wait?
Order Your Ford NOW.
Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc.
Operating 30 Ford Stores
52 North Main St., South Norwalk.
P. S.—The easiest deferred payments you ever heard of are at your service.
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The lowest first cost—the lowest
upkeep—and the highest re-sale'
value of any motor car ever built.
Milo. Yumne llouet of Paris is one of [Le entries in the merry
"free-ior-all" lvcauty t'nntr'st no“ twine “aged at Monte Carlo. The
ammunition uwd lll the bloodless war consists of jewels. money and
publicity, and "dill ttiiite4tavit has llt'l' retinue of admirers.
E a No 1% single compartment cooker. 1:2 quart capacity,
zwulra triplicate set and a four—quart kettle. with flint“
. mometer racks and radiators— $18 ‘
i No 15 double—compartment cooker. two 8-qt gum-
.partments, one 8-qt kettle and one triplicate set with all
‘necessary eqmpment— $27.50
'. I\o 18 two—compartment cooker; one 8-qt and one 12‘
.qt compartment, With an 8 and a 4 quart kettle and 8
itriplicate set, other needed cqiiipmcnt— $32-
} I\o 19 two-compartment cooker, two lQ-Qt annular-ti»-
06111495
The most graceful tot bodies and hoods, smoothly and flawlessly wovcn
of finest wickers, harmonious finish and upholstery, and prices within
the reach of every mother—emcee are values that the genius of one
man has made possible.
It was Marshall B. Lloyd who invented the method and loom which
produce Baby Carriages and W'icker Furniture thirty times faster and
finer than the old hand-woven products. These inventions cut labor
costs, enabling him to weave the finest wickers. add the latest refine-
ments and still sell wicker products at very moderate prices.
See Lloyd Loom Woven Baby Carriages at our stor
today . '
Lloyd Patent Process Loom Products
Baby Carriages and Furniture
STERLING SOLE AGENT
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges and Linoleum
this month
Linoleum Measured and Layed Free
Open a Charge Account
Sterling. Furniture Co.»;
i‘ments. with one 4 and one 101,; qt compartments and u:
implicate set of utensils— $32 ,
l ’ N0 17 three-compartment (-ookci‘: two 8-qt and out:
i12-qt compartments; “llll one triplii-ao- set. one 8—qt and
. 01 ' ~
_one 1-12 qt kcttlc— $42
l-‘oiirzli floor.
Nickcled kettles
are lower priced.
Those licavy and polished and durable “Rome" tetr-
kettlcs of copper with a brilliant plating of nickel—now;
at new price.
Each new price much lower than old ones have licen,
No letting down in quality, no falling off in din-m
bility. '
' Heavy tea-kettles with curved spout :—
No 74?..15 No 8—$2.35 No 9—$2.55
Medium weight tea kettles with straight spout :—~
No 741.75 No 8-—$1.90 No 9—$2.10
Heavy all—copper boilers :—
No 8—$5.25 No 9—$5.50 .\'o lO;$6.25
Special all-copper boilers;
' No 9 or 10——-
Teakettles of aluminum. No 8 or No 9—
‘ Fourth floor.
WWI/[Mfgvm
$4.50
$1.95.
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Congoleum rugs;
attractive & loW-priced.
' ii Genuine Gold Seal Confiflcum rugs; with the smootli,
surface of linoleum and in andsome patterns and com-
lbinaflons of color. "
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,Light weight but durable, flexible, easily kept clean,
Way attractive in design.
, no gold seal appears onlg upon Congoleum of tlio.
first dome. It is guarantee 0 quality.
‘ l M of those large Congoleum Gold Seal rugs IQ
packed in a. special carton and guaranteed perfects—-
' " 9 by 101/2 H150 9 by 15 ft—$12.50
18 by 108 inches—59c
Third floor.
in; iiowuiiii DRY GOODS co.
Try a Sentinel Pd.v
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