S‘lI‘LIZS
POLITE INDEED
t ' —"‘
' A wealthy man had, engaged a new
“dunno who was advised to he very
”a“ if he wished to keep his place.
' Accordingly. when the master view
fled the stable this dialogue ensued:
Ulster—Well, John, how are the
knee? ‘
Guchman—They are quite well, sir,
“I: you; and how are you‘i—Scots-
—n.
;
Not Registering Well'.
‘I thought those . photographers
”a complimentary when they sent
mud to get motion pictures of me,"
-I‘ Senator Sorghum.
‘llave you changed your mind!"
“Yes. When I saw myself on the
m I became convinced they had
, m a trick on me to spell my
marina"
Mild Humor.
‘llow is the repel-tee at your board-
Iag house?"
“Rather poor."
“Yes."
‘Slnce our star boarder left'_most
d the snappy replies have fallen to
an elderly spinstei‘ who has been
teaching the 3oung idea to shoot for
a last thirty years "
Reason for Faith.
ill-a. Maggs—I believe in profiteers."
Mrs. Naggs—Oh, no Susan. you
"n‘t really.
‘flh, yea, I do! Last night Charlie
wouldn't write me out a check for a
new hat, so I laid my head on his
shoulder and wept until the poor man
u down and wrote that check. Oh,
I! do believe in profit-tears i"
Know That Before.
‘1Jon't you know that the popula-
is more dense than
York?" remarked the
M of London
int 01' New
lbgllehman.
‘0! course I do," replied the Ameri-
can. "I have often tried to make a
Miler see
lea-k Joke."
the point of a New
EXPANSION
‘What an unusually large mouth
u line."
‘Vee, it reaches from ear to ear,
. Illa ears appear to have been eet
H in order to make room for it.”
Under Conversational Cover.
Old Satan favors discontent.
Our lofty plans to balk:
He often starts an argument
And works 'while others talk.
. Bliss for the Motorist.
‘. heaven the streets will be paved
.f “ gold.“
"I don‘t care anything about the
.m material," replied Mr. Chag-
“ "it only they won't consider it
:4 nee-ea” to put up a lot of "One
?-_ ‘9' signs. ,
Deep Stuff. »
. mended Ixady— That shopkeeper
} wed me He said he kept every-
1—1;; in his shop,I could think of.
"Delieeninn—W ell. where is the in-
‘5 ms 'sin?
1:“hded Lady—When I looked in
.1 ,‘ mop it was empty.
, ‘Ooed Taste.
I‘ll) person of darn-dons teetea
“d rather any day see a game of
“ :iwl in preference to one of foot-
. a.“
#47113 of luxurious tastes?"
“Isn’t a diamond more of a luxury
.— a gridiron?"
light Church but Wrong Pew.
We Direitor (to applicant for
“Amy—Gan you gwim, my dear?
thuty—Oertalnly not! I'm ap-
tor a position as a bathing
, not a fish."—Cartoons Maga-
Wouid Split the Expense:
‘ ‘Do{ {you think you can support my
“liter in the style to which she has
teen accustomed?" .~.
_ lIGon’t know, air, but I can certain-
. t uve you 50 per cent or hef’present
z:
g ‘ The Remedy. ’> ~
ha Brokely—I told your father I
find you more than any girl I ever
De—And i3 hat did papa say?
M-Jle advised me to try and
some more girls.
. Watchful Waiting.
‘ Pat was invited to a party.
h‘gt saw he was not paying at—
‘ ' to his plate and naked the
why. '
.0113,
-: of
said little Pat "I am waiting
anustard to cool."
Q Different From Her 01am.
1 those films with ch11
N Doesnt hurtabit! Drop a. little
ammunition
illi CiiNBESSIiiN
PRAGUE~Serious opposition, to
the carrying out by the Csechoslovak-
ian government of the contract enter.
ed into with the Standard Franco-
American (Ill Company has developed
in» the legislaturv here. The conces-
sion in question bites the Franco-‘
American company the exclusive right
to’ search" for and produce 011 in the ,
Csechoslovukian oil fields and the ex-
port oil atte-r production has surpassed
the domestic requirements.
The contract, already approvEd by
the Council of Ministers, is being held
in abeyance because of bitter attacks
upon'it by political opponents of Pre-
mier Benes. especially from the Ger-
man group in tin: Szech senate.
It calls for‘ the expenditure by the
P‘rancorAmeri'can Company of 50,000.-
000 crbwns during a period ‘of_ five
years. and then leaves the company
free to decide whether the oil fields
are worth developing. The principal
objection of the Senate Commission to
the contract is the fact that they feel
the home refineries, which are largely
German owned. are not sufficiently
protected. .
DRIXCE DIARIES A BIT.
CORICNHAGEN —- John Dyneley '
I‘rince.‘ America's new Minister to
Denmark. has made a hit with the
'llanish‘ people by his versatility. ,
Soon after his arrival here the Co-
penhagen newspaper men swooped -
down 611 him for an interview. havingt
previously brushed up on their Eng-l
lish. bll‘t Dr. Prince teak them off their
feet by speaking fluent Danish. Be-
fore the interview wasover they learn;
ed that the new minister. formerly a
professor at Columbia I'niversity. had '
some 20 languages at his tongue'si
end.
Soon afterward Dr. Prince delhered
a. lecture on Oriental music, and here-
again his versatility found even widerl
scope. He illustrated these amient‘
musical technicalities by playing vari- '
ous oriental instruments with ease.
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the “
beet reunite.
CQRNS
i
Lift 0ft with Fingers
"Preezone" on an aching corn. in-
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
_ 12-14 NORTH ‘MAIN STREET
.Tl'ie’ Home. of Good Clothes for Men and Women.
New Spring CIOthes
- Slave you also noticed that good suits are priced lower ,7
i this Spring? “'c've. :1 fine collection of Spring suits in hand
finished fabrics. that will wear a long time. Many of them
have two pairs of trousers.
Ask your Wife to stop in with you to see. these. fine suits
$25 and up
Our complete Spring lines are here for every boy of
' D
“Very 3gp" Yim will find among these just the suit you
uresceking at just the price you care to pay.
$10 to $15 ‘ -. '
Street“ Drefises
'l’hu' whic- ranue of styles in these new Sprint: dresses
i-xtl-mis from the fanciful cape frock with its detachable
of tin-Se dresses
rape in the simple street dress. Ear-ll
~hnv< :1 .lifi'a-rcnt and individual model?
$10.98 to $25
shortly vou lift it right 0!! with
fingers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Froezone" for a. few cents sufficient
to remove every hard corn soft corn.
calluses, without soreness or irrita-
or corn between the toes. and the
non. —Adv. '
Ache?
When you 'reouflering from
headache,
backacke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
or pain lrom any other cause, it:
111.1115 Anti-Pain r1115
One or two and the pain steps
Coflleln no habit iorming drugs
Have ‘01. tried Dr. Miiss' Nervine?
to. me “we . .
l
1
WWW
is like the breath
of your favorite.
flower—a delicate,
elusive flower fra-
grance that lin-
A drop lasts for
days.
'LM.Ayers
Sore and lingers. .. '
Sale of Sport SWeateTS'
$1.98 to $2.98
Smart Tailored Suits
_ ‘l'lie unusual is brought out in ”the. clover placing of
A v the fullness in those new Spring suits-which also carry a ‘
smart expression through their sharply contrasted trim-
med efl‘ects. $25 and up.
Special for Saturday .
’I‘WEED SPORT. SUITS ‘.$10.98-$l5
_ SPORT COATS
That Are Strikingly Difier‘ent " V _ .' t
' $7.98, $15,} $25
“d
33‘” laps Cmue
,. others want it, for
it qtuckly clears away'
the .‘choltingup‘h‘legm.
atone: the lions-ea cough, .
”restful sleep. Safe f
and reliable. ; ‘
“‘Y‘ intently or figuratively. _,
ou cant stand well with oil)
people by treading on their {toes-e:
Donna Transcript.
WEDDING GIFTS
"'Baaehu on Ancient cum:
eating" backto'mmD.
15 Wash. St.
Keeier Bldg.
Se. Norwnlit'.~
Goon.
I
N9 opi‘m : ‘ Ware in Chests or Single Pieces.
YOUR iNSPECTiON ls SOLICITEO
(e B JA’
ed a tired- looking [it
hen children
_'VIC'1,‘0R. SUPREMACY is THE SUPREM.
ACYOF PERFORMANCE.
.-:A «small. pay- N0. 2L0
ment to r i n g a
"this beautiful
V i e t r o l a to ~. 7
. . 9
your "home. ‘5-00Jli]
When you buy a Victrola your investment is
safe—guarded to utmost and to buy an instrumein
which is somewhat less than the last is to depreciate
your own dollar.
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DONNELLY’S
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ 16 South Main St. .
I
FURNITURE 'co
12‘7-‘129 wasmuc'ronjsr
”SO. NORWALK
”Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & N orwaik
Bagpipes are showu on a .Roman coin-7
._ 1 . ,. ,
Diamond Rings, Brooches, Bar Pins in Great Yariety, ...: 7
Pearl and Ivory Beads, Silver and Cut Glass, Silver Table
' LONG ~ DISTANCE TRUCKING
fen TmoksatYourservios'torAIlKhidsotTrm
portation; Padded Yeas for furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord SL, So. Nerwaik, Phone 294
‘ nowvmkommwmmmchmm
CHILDREN’S soCKs AND. THREE-
» QUARTER Hosn
THREE- QUARTER HOSE
: -. Pure Thread Silk, “'hite .. . ............................... $1. 50
, _.Me1‘cerized,Lislé,S_pqrt Hose, Ribbed, Fancy Silk Stripe Cuff 65*
1: Rilibed Hose for Misses inBlack and Cordovan . . . . . . . .. . . .. .... 29c
‘ Boy’s Extra Heavy" Ribbed Black and Brown .-:..:.: ........... 50c
. 8 0 C K S
“'hite Mercerized Cotton, FancNihm Tops - .................... 35¢
Mercerized Lisle: -Ribhed Cuff, Black, White, R03 a1 Blue n‘d
_ _ Medium and Dark Brown .......................... 35C
. 1 Mergtiaglzedy Lisle, Ribbed Top, Black, White, Russian Calf 226
, ; ogan ................................................. ~9c .
. iMercex-lzed Cotton. White With Fancy 'I‘ops .......... ‘. . 29c and 35:
J L4 Mallette
88Washmgtun Street ‘ ‘ South N or“ all;
A New Showmg of ;..~-:'
Coats - -. Sult -- Dresses
SWEET PEAS AND DAFPODILS
an: NOW THE sense» FLOWERS 1 3 ‘
Fresh out Every Day and yea-y Reasonable
GOLD m8
Tie Jae! Received a New Aaeortment of tiny Pets
o NORWALK FLORIST AND SEED STORE
_ “mixers. Vegetable and Flower Seeds
the he
hit. of buying '1“le at our Storesouth Norwam
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