"TAILORED
WAISTS
$2 and $3
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,5 $45 Suits
$12 Coats
$20 Coats
$12 to $15 Jersey Suits
This Store Closes Saturdays at 6 P.
ACCOUNTS OPENED
$18 to $22'Dresses :- - - $12.95
$25 Silk Lined Tweed Suits $14.95
$29.95 Suits. - - -’ -- $24.95
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RUSSIANS Bill 1
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WARSAW. April lil.~«l’ol'1hd nnl
Soviet Russia areI «Joint: some trading‘
despite, their dill‘iculty in arramring nl
trade convention. ‘
For months Poland has been solid-
inr; into Russia. by wagon and hy
packs on horses' hack great amountsi
nf cloth and some food supplies, .
"1th or the business being carried on
at night uWay fro mthe lif’atcn'path
where either Soviet guards or Pol-
ish soldiers are on Watch. -
in return the sm'ugglers haverheen.
receiving some ol‘ the old Russian
gold rubles. which peasants had hur-
led. hide-a, turn and in some instapces
diamonds.
Drona material and bright colored
nhawln which the Russian peafiant
women wear oxer their hemis' on
Sunday when they go to churchgure
in greater demand than at anytime
since Russia's troubles began and.- ac-
cording totravclers. bring a fancy
price once these goods are landed on
the. other side. 'l
A Soviet: Russian trade commis—
sion has been in Warsaw sometime
arranging purchases from the Poles
and it. was announced recently that
the lirst consignment of goods pur-
chased oihcially hy the Soviets would
lune soon for Moscow. 1
This consignment is made up chief-
ly ot‘ clothing.r materials manufactur-
ed in Lodz. The goods will he in-
sured against theft. the .insurancg‘
company furnishing armed guards to.
convoy the freight cars all the Way
from Vt'nrsaw to the Soviet capital.
Despite the famine in Russia the"
iron-rumor”, has permitted (“Him (0..
iwxent out of the country because of
the high price it brings. There has
been but little genuine Russian caviar
on the world markets sincc theta-iii.
war began.
In December last Russia exported
to i‘oreixn countries through Lat-viii
alone more than 130.cmo pounds or
caxiur. some of which was sent to”
the I'nita-d States. Other exports in—I'
cludcd hemp. (lax. leaf: tobacco. furs,
untanned hides. kerosene and'hr‘ls-a
lies. I‘ I
SIMIHONS ASSAILS TARIFF 'BILL.
WASHING'I‘tle, April 13.—(A,sso—
ciaicd Press).——The Administration
tariff bill pending in the Senate was
assailed today by Senator Simm’ons.
ol‘ North Carolina ranking Denmocrat
on thL Senate finance committee, as~
rum in ost un -A m’e rican hill” ricer
framed. ‘ ’
HARRIS TO CLAIM l
“‘ORLD [ti-zoom)?
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FRESNO. Cal.. April 13.—~2\l. (Kl
Harris of the Dlnubs. Cal.. school'
faculty, announced today that he:
would claim The world record in the
Junior National Rifle Association for!
\Vlutam Locke. a. bajor in tho Dinube
High School Cadet Battalion. as soon}
as the necessary afildavits and user‘
targets had been forwarded to- theI
Adjutant-General of the state. l
Locke made 644 consecutive hull-:
eyes Tuesday afternon.‘ He user a:
standard 22 calibre rifle on a regula-i
tion fifty foot range. He began shoot-l
ing at 12.75 p. m. and fired until 520:
p. m. l
CONNECI‘H‘I'T RIVER I{FI‘ICDI.\'(;.!
SPRINGFIELD. 31:138.. April 13.——-E
The crest ot the Connecticut river‘
treshet appeared to be passing Spring- ‘
field today. with a height of 19 feet
0
ing temperature. l-‘urthtr north. the
watt-i is receding with aj drop of 2 1-2
feet at Bellows l"- ls. Vt.. a slight drop
at Turners Falls . nd stationary regis-
ter at Holyoke. The ‘water here is
the rigrtst since 1913. when 20.2 feet
was reached.
was in 1867, with 22 feet.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
.. inches this morning alid a slow rig-I
The highest on record‘{
Doesn’t hurt a. bit! Drop a little
"Frcezone" on an aching' corn. in-
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right .off. with fing-
ers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a. tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a. few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft com.
or corn between the toes. and the cal- *
luses. without soreness orirritation.
—Adv.
Now -- That Spring
' Is Here!
Drop in, when you’re passing by and we’ll at-
tend to your needs. »
’When we say “here’s your hat”—1t means that
, your hat is ready for you, when you are ready.
But a “hat in the hand 13 worth two in the rush” ‘
1-30, why not get your’s this week.
"Shirts and Neckwear ready too!
Costello Men’s Shop.
21 North Main St.
EASTER SPECIALS
EASTER LILLIES—30c A BLOSSOM
We have a complete assortment of Easter
Flowering Plants including
Rose Bushes
Hyacinths Primroses
Tulips Hydmngeas Begonias
Daffodils Pelargoniums Etc.
Cenararias ii
Marguerites
We have a full line of Cut Flowers for Easter
Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Orchids, Lilies-of-
the-Valley: Callas, Violets, Tulips, Daffodils, etc.
CAN ARIES—GOLD FISH
Place Your Easter Order Early at.
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FASHIONABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
'- OXFORDS
This Springdn a diversity of styles
and combinations at extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
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Baseball Gloves
Balls
Bats
Shoes
Accessories
.A. W. Hodge
Music Hall Block, So. Main St.
F. H. BAXTERS
DRUGGIST
Page a; Shaw, Park 8 Tilt“.
Groom Seal. and museum
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AGENT FOR
CAN DIES
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The So. Norwalk Florist
£5 Seed StOre
Tel. 364 2 So. Main St., So. N orwalk
VICTROLA
SELECTIONS FOR EASTER
88459—Les Rameaux (The Palms) . . . ...... . Enrico Caruso
88403—Hosanna .......................... _., Enrico Caruso»
‘74198———Open the Gates of the Temple ...... _. . Evan \Villiams
45089-The Palms ......... t ........... Reinald \Verrenraih
The Last Chord .......... Reinald VVerrenrath
3548-1—Hallelujah Chorus ......... ' ........... Pryor’s Band
The Heavens Are Telling ...... 3%.. Conway’s Band
18873—G0d So Loved the \led . .' ........ Trinity Quartet
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today . .
We shall be glad to play for you any of these »
splendid Easter Victor Records.
A. J. Collins Co.
. . Trinity Quartet
70-72 North Main Street
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Sale ‘
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, 80. Norm
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Gm $122k
Bridgepori Auto -
in; Co. ,
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Cantor. 35-.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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CHICKEN DINNER
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75c
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Including ( 5i 3'
Soup, Olives, Celery, and
Dessert, Pie, Cofiee', .
Pudding 'or 011111913 2"
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