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{ Prices ' ‘
{ You are
i Getting"
l Coalat Cost.
[3. Better Have
‘1 Enough to
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i , Through i
'A Possible
' Strike I
Ellis C?-
YOU, TOO
will find our store; eonvenient
resting place when on] IIIODDlng
trip. Many take advantage oi the
Opportunity to listen to
Zn» NEW EDISGN:
l{The Phonograph with a Soul"
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_7 There is no obligation of any
i. sort. We enjogaplaylng to you as
much as our guests'enjoy listening
in the music. Ejeel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
We“ wmna'W*
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TO THE PUBLIC
horn now until further notice the
loanectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rage and
"pets, both W‘Shed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered
IHONI m
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Tarlov Bros.
”ITO-DATE CIGAR STORE
DOLE AGENTS
DON I‘OI
. MADE
. LUXE
Cm DEnman mm
Alec celebrated Dnllllll‘.
Inhaokemo Block Tel. 1!.)
LON
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F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwallr ,
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“TIA SQUARE DELI.
We will buy your household
m rags, papers, junk and ill
mil-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the eul-
lt! e! the goods. A senate deal
elven.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
ledend-hand Goods Always on Bole.
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A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
m Inmlne‘r U. s. Paton! 0.00
PATENTS
Ind tor Booklet on PM
we loin at.
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Brldgeporl. 009m
EGGS ARE CHEAP
. , NOW
> Buy all the eggs you can at the
Joys: possible price and preserve
them in a solution of Water Glass.
Bus keep in this solution, retain
their nutritiva value from Six
months to a year. Clean and easy
to handle, lull instruction with
each can. . ‘
One quart will preserve from 15
”to 20 dozen or eggs. [
Put up in pint and quart cans)
. mmuoummnunfl"
5W
builders of the “Exide,” are the largest and
oldest manufacturers of storage batteries in
the world.
when you can get an Exide at the same price. _
sizes.
and the public will get much better service
than formerly.
. 1, . ., :~»,~' .\ y, 5.
lilLE WE have‘ never yet Surrendered our positions ‘ tolled
Cedar Shingles. yet we are willing to admit that if e rybcdo’ .
used them there‘k-wouldn‘t be enough to go around. Theres
Asbestos Shinglek— fine on a. brick house in the fire zone. Ami
"Asphalt Shinglee—good where the roof is steep enough to use them.
and where careful workmanship is used. And Asphalt Roll Roofing:—
nice for flat roofs. Study your roofing problem from all angles, and then
bring it to us, between us we can probably hit onto the right thing to ,
use. We are not half as much interested in selling gnu “any particular _
brand of any particular roof, as we are in selling'you'the particular
kind that will make a good-job for a particular customer. Whatever
kind “is, We’ll try to give you the kind that willgive you the best
service. _ ‘ .
The Hatch & Bailey Company ‘~
John-Manville Co., and Bird & Sons Roofings
Sheetrock and Beaver Board 5
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BATTERIES '”
The Electrical Storage Battery (30.,
Q
Why bother with unknown batteries
Special batteries for wireless work of all
\Ye have reorganizedl‘our service station
Exide Service Station
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr.
67 No. Main St.‘ So. Norwalk. Ct.
1 Fowler’s Market
F
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
32clb.
......7clb.
Sell).
..18-22clb.
.....20clb.
WILSON’S CERTIFIED HAIMS
Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . .
PlateCornedBeef
RumpCornedBeef
BaconSquares................
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street ’
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Waehlngton Street.
Stamford, _Weetport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
Darlen,
Quality Groceries and Free
. Delivery. '
A.F.Beckma’nn€rCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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, , CORSETIERE'AND'GLOVERi . ‘ . ’
56 SonthMahrStreet - . j , 'j‘SouthNorwa-lk
. where they are needed.
. repealed or. be submitted to‘a vote of
certified by the Town Clerk .ot.Strat-
by said Town Cerium" ‘as
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Ill.. March 22.,——-The im-
portance of feeblemindedness as 3.
source of crime? has been overrated.
according to the committee an origin
or crime of the Chicago Crime Com-.
mission. Intelligence
thoseyused in the arm
by the committee to indicate that use
level of intelligence among first offen -
era is not greatly different from that
which prevailed among drafted men
urln' the World War. .» ,
‘1‘ 11051ng that "crime is a. reflection
of character" rather than of mentality
the committee renews recommenda-
tions that as a preventive clubs for
boys and girls. supervised by leaders
“who are most capable of understand-
ing D’OUth."-be distributed in regions
CHICAGO.
y are declared
The committee also finds that ofa
fenders who have been imprisone
four or'more times compOse one;
third or the total [prison population.
It recommends an act "whereby 0118
who has been four or more times con-
victed and sentenced, for any misde-
meaner even. may be committed for
from one to three years," and the com-
mitment of mental defectiveness
amdng such repeaters to appropriate
institutions.
IRISH BORDER
ITUATION APPEARS
‘S TO BE BAD
‘ Opntinucd from Page One.
as'lcgltimate. but which produces
prompt retaliation from the other side
with the result that political passions
are intensified and the pleadings of
common sense fail to find liearin
"’l‘h'c chief cause 01' rcsentme on
the northern side of the border is the
existence there of organized forces of
the Irish Republican Army which the
northern government insists must dc—
pnrt or be expelled insom- thorn can
be any talk of peace.
“0n the' other hand.
Nfitionnllsis claim the right 1;» protect
lilo Catholic minorillos in the non!)—
Mist. by every means in their power.¢
The]: hollow» lho ncrilwrn polite can:
not he trusted to Le! impartially. 'l‘hci
suixllivru luvspnpues print «Lilly rc-,
ports of outrages in “lilt'il i‘mw- po-.
HE}- ;1n- anally: convc-mul. .
ill.:i—‘ili.inv
the southern
“It is notorious. also.
numbers of the Irish Republican}
Army do not mocssnrily inkv orders;
from Dublin. and {129* mirls of armed 5
l’l-l‘iulilivglzas lnln the norl!u;»rn ilroa‘
ocvur at limos." ‘
The curm-spolhlmit oils that ll‘lt‘f
Sunlvucl-zz llll‘it"(l out in muslurml raid—l
denounced as savagely severe and in-
tended to degrade the captives. while
\‘iucnl that tho flogging wnully will
”in? rescued chit-fly. and perhaps on-
tiroly. for l‘nllmllcs found in pnssos~
sion of arms.
\Vllllo" llll' north refuses to hollevo
order will rvrr be maintained in the:
south. llll" alliitmic pr Mint-r side is§
lmnkmi upon l1\ tho writr-r :is pregnanti
with a thousand ml-nncvs of disaslvr.‘
l
sary to overt :1 calamity is a frank ex-‘
change. of virus: by the two govern-I
meals. but 11.15 has not yet been nt-
tcmplml. llvj says the situation is
rravo enough to justify a meeting of
all the members of both governments
or. if this can not be arranged. a con-
ference hmwiwn Michael Collins and
Sir James F‘raig. Moderate opinion is
Dublin is repnrlul most anxious for
such a conference.
-Hl~:l.l«‘AST. Mat-cl} ‘22.-—Tliere has
lmtn marked activity by the l'lsior
special constables in the Derry district
since yesterday.
Along the llerryd‘Mncgal border.
they have blocked a number of by
roads. in some cases digging trenches
across them. The specials—are using
shovels. crmv'lmr and wheelbarrows
commandeered from the Derry Cor-
poration's strml cleaning department.
HUNTER SAYS
ISN’T LEGAL
Continued from first Page.
memhcrcd. through the council's fail-
ure to designate as an “emergency"
measure the resolution calling for»
Hunter's discharge. Winder the Strut-
ford town charter. any measure not
designated as an “emergency" moa-
sure is subject to a'referendum .vote if
ten per cent. of tho-voters request the
referendum.
tests Similar to i~
1 “vi l‘ure
[4 an plion.
“"8 1"”? "4'1""! m H" ”mm” bunglmm hundred and thirty million dollars.
land its income was 5384621919 morcg
. . , .4 V; t - ‘ .. ‘3. _ .
Ht ( ontt ml- 1.» it tlu only Illllljr n u S J“ Mill
HIS REMOVAL l
a.
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,7. f New modsls
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uoniltxls LEADING DRY . GOODS STORE ,
’s°.sprihg;Time 1110“? Suit Section
are being added daily to the present display 5
', Correct ”coats-Stylish Suits
SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
Homespun
s and tweeds, Splendid values $7.50 to 39,50 .1.
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' VWAISTS’OF s'ILK AND VOILE
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A Business Statement
- a Human Document
The business statement of the Me-
tropolitan Life Insurance Company for
1921 contains lute ing matter not
generally found in.‘ e statement of a
financial corporation. It relates to
the human sldeolf a great business.
The Company’s assets are more than
one billion, one hundred «and fifteen
million dollars and its policies out-
standing are m'ore than twenty-five
and a halt millions. Many people hold
more than one ‘policy and the best es-
limnte of the Company is that this
number of policies insures. in round
numbers. nineteen million individuals.
As over tummy million of the policies
nrc'thc so—callcd Industrial. on which
prvnllllllln are collected weekly by
Agents who call at the pdlicy-holdcrs‘ .
homes. this gives to a Company with?
the financial strength of the Motro-f
polimn an opportunity for health and
work. The statement pub-
lishmi shows how the Company has ac-
ccplvd this opportunity.
\Yliilo the year 1132) in the popular,
mind is put down as a your of dull
business. lil‘o insurance has 'lwcn'mr
The Metropolitan again '
hold the record among all conipnnicsi
in the world in 192l .wllh $l.364.759.-,
607 new insurance placed on illo'
Looks. Its assets increased more than
l
than it was in 1920. .
. . 'V. . Q . ‘1'"; a 3 O 1 ‘ . .
31¢ uri‘udrn A; i‘xxxn 1;le ibIs aicld Sign; l P or many years the Company 5‘
, : ' . ' x n on - - . . . .
1‘ ' E” U ‘E' l ‘ p ~ principal busmess was Indust rinl—:
small policies generally held by the
working men of America and their
families. But lately the so-called Or-I
dlnnry insurance. whore the premiumsf
are paid quarterly". Simi~annunliy or?
annually. has so increased (”lit this;
branch of the business now exceeds.
the Industrial in amount.
in accepting the opportunity furl
and welfare work. the (form:
puny extended the free nursing service 2
given to luduslrial' policy-holders so:
that lust year it was effective in 2.300.
cities and towns and the nurses madci
more than 2.100.000 frec visits. Ar-
rangements have been completed by
which employers. insuring their em-
ployecs under group policies. receive
the benefits of the nursing service and
welfare literature. ' ‘
In making their weekly calls to col-
lect premiums. the 16.1100 Agents dis—
tributed booklets and pamphletsdeal-
ing with [health and disease. telling in
simple, language how to avoid prevent-
able diseases and what to do if the
policy-holders are sick. More than
twenty-five millions of these pam-
phlets were distributed in this way
last year. In connection with the So-
ciety for the Prevention of Tubercu-
losis. the Company is’ conducting- a.
great experiment at Farmingham.
Mass. This city was selected asa typi~
cal American city with a population of
about the average character. The
Company financed . the Tuberculosis
Society" in a demonstration to show
what proper lnunioipal health regula-
tion can do toward wiping out this
disease. Practically all the popula-
tion were examined [for signs of this
disease. and then. with physlcians to
advise them. measures were taken. to
improve the conditions and for the
general betterment of the health of
the city. The experiment is watched
by health authorities throughout. the
r
'ceni. and from infectious diseases of
lies been a mineral. public health move.
isvicucn I‘l‘ul sanitation.
ly increased their own municipal ap-
propriation i or the health department.
The lack of housing space in . so
many cities of the country. due to the
lack of building during the war, caus~
.ed the Metropolitan to make a sys—
tematic and widespread eifort to build
new moderate priced houses and apart
During 1920 and 1921 the
y loaned. and pledged itself
0 on new dwellings
providing
met-ts.
Compan
to loan. $68,050.00
and apartment houses
homes for 17,744 families.
In 1112]. the death rate among In-
dustrial policyholders reached its
lowest point—31 per cent. lower than
it was fen years previous. The rate
from Bright's disease. nearly 30 per
H. Krlegel' -l 1:
Good Clothes for lie:
Women on Easy
a
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Payments
cent; from tul.-crculosls. 49 per com;
from llrldclri's disease. nearly 30 per
The
show
children nearly 37 per cent.
records kip! by the Company
that. compared with 1911. there wort.
ii: 1&3}. 53:.04'0 fewer dr'nths than
there would have been ii." the li‘ll
(lentil ml: l‘ad prevailed. “'hilc there
m-mt and “(table progress in medicnl.
which contu—
l,,~::iml lz‘. part there is evidence that a
L‘t.—ll.‘“llll‘l‘.ll'll factor in reducing the
death mic mnong policy-holders of
the Comprny has born the widespread
l-nnllli campaign carried on by thei
Company.
The Metropolitan announcts it will,
lconlmuc its best efforts for the im-
proxcnicnt of health and the conse-
quon: swing of life. recognizing that
the confidence which the American
people hang 'in the Company gives it,
still greater opportunity to serve them.
not only in insurance nrotectlon, but
in the prolongation of life. Those who
bore the management of its 7 finances
bullets that great. opportunity brings;
great xcsronsil.>ility.
( i A RX FIR HAM nil‘ON CA [’TAIN
.s
CLOTHING
FL'
BOYS AND (KRIS
C HILDREN’
37 West Washingtcr.
and
RNISHIXGS
for
at the
S STORE
S: .Kc-«t‘
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IfTICA. N. Y.. March 22.~——I\laynard I
S. Garner of New York City. colored.
one of thcilcading athletes of Ham-
ilton College. was yesterday electedg
captain of the Buff and Blue baskct~
lmll team for the 1923 season. Garner.
playing center. has been one of the
mainstays of the quintet during the
last ,two years. and the honor comes
as the reward of his brilliant work.
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
or‘rn: sromnon
um mmmu
CAN'T ENJOY LIFE V
. with a core, sour. bloated nonr-
edz. Food does not nmuh.’
Instead it 'n a eomceflol misery. causing
pain, belching. dizzmas' and head.
Clearance ,
unnmmuu upummmummuvmmmmi
n4x'wmmmmnm-nmmmlw
aches!
qmmvfim a bad stomach
should beats“ with nodung' lees
queriglltrmedywillactuponthc
hnmg‘ ' offlieetomadnenndx' theblood.
airline‘s-3' outbecahnlul pouom'
andmeogdm‘ cverybediyfunctioe.
thrgenumberpf peoplewho
m-rm-vuwevmmn utlhv mm. unuwmu
country. On result has been - that
deaths from tuberculosis in Farming-
Charter ls Quoted. .
his reply to the quo warranto‘
Comley. repre-
In
proceedings. Judge
senting Hunter. says: 7
“By the terms-of said charter. said
measure removing the~defendant from
his said office did not go ‘lnto effect,
becnu . withinsthirty days afterthe
passage of said measure by said coun;
oil. a, petition sig ed by- electors or the
Town of stratt d to the number of
at least ten per centum of‘ the num-
ber of electors who’were entitled ’to
cast their vote at (the last preceding
town election. was filed with the Town
Clerk, requesting that. said measure be ‘
the electors'which petition was duly
for: and said petition filed afore-
sad. ‘was considered by sat Town
Council. and although. the same "has
not been repealed. there has been no
town election in ,said Town.rof,Strat- 7
ford. occurring ‘not’ less than 30.11am:
after the receipt. by said Town Coup;
oil. of the Town Clerk'a‘certlfioate; nor
has ,any special election; boon called‘
in said lobar-ten"! 774,1. "
\ 7 ,, " «an-u.-
W“ ’.,, - C~O;RS,ET ! . >
We carry in [ ‘15 (30th mg” ‘31.;- l
hich are made to fit
our .
”.3'1‘he’ next move in the case
form be
{rep _ ,
provided for:
'ham during the three or four years
that the experiment has been in pro-
gress have dropped from the rate of
121 per 100,000 to (0. The health
authorities and the people of that city
have been so impressed. with tfhse - .
beneficial results that they have great-
Ba ck Hu rt ?-
,' thekidnévedonotproperl do .
* their work or purify the blood streyam, l
meteproducte and poisonous acids re-
main in the system and cam backache.
rheumatic pains, lumbago. sore ,mhs-
clee. swollen joints, orifices} lame »
beak ed similar. symptom! 5’
aegis-reinstalled: wag, some i . »
action of kidneye‘and bladder, bringing?
‘ clan blood and better health. with freev‘ '
,t...
’ dom‘from tubes fend paineL. , .
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3- clean. 8mm. mamas: ,
‘ have mooeuhxllyusod Dr. Hartman's‘
EMW "‘ Willem?
PE—RU-NA
mmmmmn
raeLmonuomo E
The Old
made
Old Friends at t-h
Price
Well 5c Cigar 3““
the Perfecto Bouquel,‘
at 10c.
No profiteering 0“
0331' s. They are.
at that price.
e03.
on W
the best rigs“
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SPECIALS FOR THE
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Beans, reg.15c seller; 3 cans 250
09111.1?th .........‘5c pkg.
Domm‘ o’cane Syrup, 3 cans 2-59
'1 , [can cleanser free, with 4
' bars of Babbitf’s Body at 23c
6:2? He
7 l or» pttnckefl’mith'iummnnd
"as ”a W w 7
tunity to
feel; your
Evéning Classes
O-fle‘is you an excellent
hand or bookkeeping. or":
penmanshiP-
I’MERRILL
BUSINESS
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