ii e axe proving N EPONSET’Q .vonderful durability by the stiffest test imaginable. Out in front of our store is a piece of NEPONSET floor covering—cut
: one of the rolls of our regular stock. Thousands are scuffing over it and pounding their heels into it. It will stay there all this week through sunshine and rain.
mi 11‘ it! After thousands have walked on NEPONSET notice how surprisingly bright and fresh looking it is. This 1s the famous test that proves that NEPON-
:5 the u onderfully strong, durable and long wearing floor covering its_ makers claim it to be.
Neponset Floor Covering
IS 10097 owaterproof not merely on top and bottom, but all the way through. Water cannot fade N EPON SET
Many of the patterns in this sale have only just
come off the press. Wood, tile, matting, block, conventional and allover designs, in striking color combin-
.ations all clear and true—in fact there' 15 a design and color suitable for every room in the house, and pat-
terns that you will be proud to have upon your floor.
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of Prayer‘
-:,1.-u llihle reading and
rl‘lmlt'tl by the Commis-
igvlism ol' the Federal
hr: lir-s for the use of the
l irulnlduuls.
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If he “1“
Hitli 11> our lives will be.
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lruitt‘ul. “'hy should a. man reject
such partnership? Let me rather urge
my St'r\'i(‘v- on him.
Frustr—(l’or our home mission-
uric-s) 0 God ourvh‘ather. we yearn to
follow Christ our Redeemer in‘true
self-denial; in compelling love of men:
in unflinching service and in love of
neighbor not less than that of self. To
this, end unite our hearts with thy
life. 0 God. in heart-felt prayer, Make
our lives fruitful. and grant that thy
justice and fiercy may abide with all
thy children; through Jesus Chrl's’t‘ our
Lord. Amen.
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() Master. let me walk with thee
in lowly paths of service free.
Tell m.- thy secret. help me bear
The strain of toll. the fret or care.
For best results try a. Sentinel
Classified Ad.
FIELDING FOR
BUILDING INSPECTOR i
Continued from Page One.
\Vhilc it is not generally known. Mr.
Fielding was the, originator of the
harbor coast defense system during
the “’orld War and he has letters of
recommendation for the work and his
plans which were adopted_b,v the gov-
ernment. This Was a patriotic service.
one of many. which he rendered this
country. and a still-further one. was
the abandonment of his electrical busi-
ness to go down and help straighten
out the electrical trouble that develop-
ed at the Wilson Point storage yard
or the l'nited States Shipping Board.
Emergency Fleet corporation.
For over three years Mr. Fielding:
worked at the plant. and then at its
lto. No. 56. M. o. v. P. E. n.
abandonment went into business for
himself again. He has invented sev-
eral appliances which have done much
towards aiding the motor car industry:
towards solving of the electrical trou-
bles experienced in motor wiring. etc.
Five years ago he was elected on hon-
orary member or the National Board
or Fire l'nderwritera.
He is inarried andJias three child-
ren. Mrs. Rae Van Atystgnc. of South
Norwalk. Mrs. Hattie Motion. of San ‘
Diego. Calif. and Charles I-‘leldlng of
East Norwalk.
There will probany be no appoint-
ment of Mr. Fielding at present. as
there is no appropriation for the al-
ury for the office. and a comnllttee is
at work drawing up a building code. ,
Outside of business life Mr. Field-
ing is well-known. being a prominent
Mason and a member or Monker Grot-
’b
He started the East Not-Walk Yacht
club and was its commodore (or many
years. He is also president of the
East NorWalk Republican Club and
has always been a hard and earnest
worker {or that party,
PUNIS‘L‘I'ENT FOR
800‘ ”880“”
GENEVA. March tin—Justice has
at last overtaken the _man. who bor-
rows 500k! and ”forget” to return
them. A book-borrower of Bablkon,
a. suburb of Zurich. has been sen-
tenced to two days' imprisonment and
a fine, of 40 francs plot the value or
the book he failed to return.
The magistrate in passing sentence
sou. "A book is a tamltyutensil like
furniture. and is Mr? for the
weltare of thefonil todilLy" 'l'bo defend-
ant has lodged an opml.
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A Master Detective
. ““111- -
H, 7v ww' rv
' \lSKULL, the great do-
Soil in a massive arm-
. ’ - 5'. his office. wrinkles.
" ’ zany years of cerebral
mired upon his super~
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, .
It came soft". ‘1'
‘ rm» from his chair; his
' until they became
inn-id tensely towards
1".» source of the sound.
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._ ‘w ‘1. ,
“ " ‘- ‘c ”I; certainty as he mur-
L?" ' ‘ ~ " it "Ah, someone must
' “*3 "’1 the door."
"‘1 iwlertlve Skull?" gnarled
v.1 voice.
i- “we.” verified that gentlomln-
l m so worried
something." sobbod til.
{In
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. 1 "f.
.thought maybe
woman. “I
you could help mo." '
He placed a chair for bar so that
her taco was in the light. wbllo ho
.1"!
QM?»
A "Ah.1ump not at hasty conclusions.
A solution arrived at in loss than 24
hours is seldom correct." Skull went
to his S-toot shelf and consulted a vol-
himself sat opposite her in "10 dw- umo entitled. “Questions to Ask Fo-
whlch arrangement W according “ molo Clients. " Ho came back in a tow
article ontltiod. "Seotlng of Visitors,”
in the International' Encyclopedia of
Detecting.
“1' vo come to soo you about my bus-
band," she sold. Wo woro tho happlpt
persons on earth until a month ago.
Since then, he seems to have ration
into some awful troublo. Ho seems to
be choortul. he has a good oppotito.
but . . . Sho paused.
“You may spook freely bolero mo,
madam." encouraged mu. I
“Woll, almost ovary day Jobnoomos
homo looking as it a“ in a
light—his taco all W- his oyos
black. and his cloth. bloody kiss!
in has rodo catapults-I." *
' ho romarkod:"‘1tlsaow 8p.1n.‘at
moments and sold: .
“Toll mo as accurately as poosiblo
where and how your husband is em-
played.”
“80' s bookkeeper for tho Dirgo Cot-
nn Compony. at First and Last strooto.
He doesn't talk much about his work.
but I don't think ho gets beat up
there.”
The dotoctivo took a small book
tron: his vost pockot entitled; “How to
Know Who. You nova Enough Evi-
donco.” ooasultod it. and than said:
"I Mvo‘flttbo hots I nood for tho
pineal." And taking out his watch
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By (hire Wesson .
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thosomotiinotomorrowtbosocrotor moodwbonhoslidbaukhlstonbolts.
your husband's conduct shall be
bored.“
“Oh, thank you.” murmured tho
young wife“ “how can I over repay
you”
“Ton dollars now. and tho other “0
tomorrow.” ..
The next morning tho detect!“
learned that tho bookkeopor of tho
Dirge ,Comn Conipony had boon dis-
charged for a month. -
The following day. at half past one
in tho arurnmnknaraum Skull hav-
Intentions
ondyouniay
howas
tractivothano .
mohwhobegonto hrdatrun
thismouthaton rabafikull
Mmtnmmmntfithamcud
tho'follo‘ing:
“utooINapolMovos-writ'
ten—solden opportunity—min!“
orymon's mo—cboap oonild‘oging—
5,000pagos—4fialtil .alofi—oovor ro-
srotlo-uarwn—ansnii‘s sold—in-
dorsodbyprotoasoro!‘
Npractlce games during its'sp'rlogcon-
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Weiss Farms 7
Out 3 Players
NEW HAVEN. March 24,——Three
members of last season's New Haven
baseball team have been “fat-med
out" by President Welt: Walter Reid.
outfielder. will go to the London_club
of the Michigan- Ontario' League: Kid
Bartels third baseman. vdll go to the
Hanover club of the Blue Ridge
League. where he played last season.
and Cy Fried. pitcher. goes to the
Rocky Mount. N. C..‘ club. and will
oppose the New Haven ~teatn in its
dittonlng trip.
Lm As 1' so- it.
The telephone girl can-y “thr-r-ed’
better than any villain .ln’ tao melo-
690
square yd.
SOUTH Nollie ~
durum—Louisville Conner-Journal.
like}. 1'
Quit ‘I'oba
So easy to h Cigarette. czar. on
”.33”... 3:1.” mm“
to , . nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Who-vet you hovo
a longing tor a smoke or chew. Jun
plaoo a harmle- No-i‘o-Boc tablet in
your-mouth indool. All desire stop.
Shortly tho not: b oomplotly broken.
ondvyon are better of Isentnliy. phy-
sically. Inna-It}. lt'otoo easy. so
simple. Baobaxolko—b-Bocanl
uttdoon‘tsolcaaoyontromulcrov.
lngtortobaoootnonyfomyonr
druggist will strand your money
without question.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
you!!!
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'wasnottohoconvinosd ondpouadod
visoroosly. Stan's own ones. in-
Ho now lost that common which is
the prhno characteristic of a man or
bisprofosstonondrnshod out upon
bismuth Ho grospodthothin
magmonbytbolopclsothisooot
oidabookbim; bothenbeothimwltlt
thosamor‘thoroughnosswnichhoused
insolvingmystcrlcs, andthrowhim
downfiostatrs. ‘l‘hisdonobowaahod
mammal-amalgam”
than I‘roady to pww tho
threads or the thought-fabricwhich
hadboonsorudolytom;
Foronhourhosottblnking. Thou
coiio' anothar diaturbonco. Skull
beardsttmid. (aninlno mm-
gotborw‘lththounmlstokablosoundof
inclustnMsbad-hlsluachooaotoorn- '71“- 1‘0““ ‘3." PM
Moatdowntostqdithotochln
thorn-sags moottbs bloodyhus:
band. Now.anythlagbsdlslikodwas
tobodiscurbodintfimhtotcnpo!
those dork-brown“.- Nevermo-
Skull.
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'Isds'a't wafi
weeping. msngscnytoidlionmt'
ovorbdoro,
sowhin.
baudhthodhguisootadoctor.
Away.”
an was Iva minutssto‘l
Skullontcodthomléusom -
teams- homemaker
band!!! .
"IVs-stat“ door."
laid.
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baud. loavtog in mysta17 bistro-f;
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