: DO YOU GET US?
If you buy Coal of us for next
(season—as we hope you will—it
will not be because we call you to
your door and put. you through a
It will be be-
cause you know with whom you
are dealing, because you have con-
fidence in an old, reliable concern,
'Becausc you like our goods, our
hiberal terms and our accommo-
, dating seryicc. ")Ve dBJWtEfék
you to pay in advance, as our cap-
ital is sufficient for our needs and
,we do not have to borrow money
are
gore of the lowest price consistent
cross-oxarnina t ion.
our customers. You
, from
with the grade of coal we sell.
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CLOSING
O U T
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
73c Double Dlsc . . . . ...... $1.00
3 $1.00 Double Disc ........ $125
. 3 ‘150 Double Disc $1.50
‘ Call at our store and take advant-
age of this exm-ptionai opportunity.
tole-
~' The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
' I! No. Main St. So. Norwalk
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
E
E LUX
ClTY PIPES
BRIAR
Also Celebrated Dunhlll’e
Wkemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
.South Norwalk
‘ imam. swmnttiw . .. use A...
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
, rags. papers, junk and all
. hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the quail-
b ot'the goods. A square deal
rump r. muons?
82 Van Zandt Street
and Goods Always on Sale
CLOTHING
and ' t
FURNISHINGS
for ‘
3’ BOYS AND GIRLS
l at the
:u i REN’S STORE
West Washington at. s. Nor-walk
”Newell & Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know"
Minion so, So. Moi-walk
:sPRING. suiRTs
“counts to Match
Special $1.65
o
rf
TENNIS SHOES '
All Sizes . p ‘
98c
., - sum .snnvicu
snor- STORE
COVERS THE SUBJECT '
We're not trying to hide behind a. screen of conversation when
We ask you to try a “full length" screen on your bedroom window.
We know that if you ever try one of these real screens. the ad-
justable, collapsible, deSpisable, indefensible. little makeshitts that
you MAY have been using will go into the ash barrel “never” to
rise again.
The Hatch 89° Bailey Co.
Agents forABirddaSoanohns-Manville RoofingsnSheetro,ck,i
the» Fireproof Wall Board and Beaver Board.
a
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Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
.67 NORTH MAIN STREET
SPRING SALE-
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
' Underwear
56 'SOuth Main St. South Norwalk
All Sizes in Stock—Our Prices Are Right
Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Houeefurniehlnge
125 Washiniiton Street, "Phone 340, Free Delivery
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery. * .
A.F. Beckmanno‘Co. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
molt": 1405 run onumr
FoWler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341.
SPECIAL .
LegsofGenuineLamb.................38c lb
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
FERRIS HAMS 38c lb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . . . 14c lb.
PlateCornedBeef.................. .8c lb.
Rump Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c-22c lb. 1
Smoked Shoulders 17c lb.
Schultze’s sanitary Markets
Nomlk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington street;
Stamford,
Damn, Weapon. Black Book. Bridgeport
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
HARTFORD. May 10.——Arthur N.
Nash of Westerly. R. 1., was elected
«grand high priest or the Grand Chap-
ter of Connecticut, Royal Arch Ma-
sons, at the 124th annual convention
of the Grand Chapter here yesterday.
The officers elected .werc:
épeputy mud high priest. F. W.
DeKlyn. Dunbar-y, grand secretary
Haven; grand captain of hosts, E. L.
Darbie, Danielson; grand principal ao-
royal arch captain. H. A.‘Day. 'Mcri-
den, grand trustees, T. A. Ball. Meri-
aen; H. W. Eddy, New Britain. and
L. Beach. Bristol. The appoint-
ed officers included: Grand Senior
steward. George, H. Woods. Bridge-
port; gran?! junflw steward. the Rev.
journer. H. R. Kind. Norwich: grand .
Wt newts; Np .mven; xxx-and.
Ge9rge A. Klee. Hart: ~
mm are first“: .1; ‘ aesfliilkrog-
snail unit
‘ASlllll’S SPEECHES
At the Episcopal'Church. Noroton.
on Sunday. the rector, H. M.
bell preached on Lady Astor's speech-
es in Paltimore before the National
and the Episcopal
W'omen‘s League
Church Congress.
Taking his text from the sermon on
Mr. Dumbell
running throughout; the
speeches on egolden thread woven by
and a léving heart
trom the divide precepts contained in
the sermon on the mount and well
summed tip—in thf‘A’V—Grdsrflfir yeJoxe.
you what reward
have you", do not even the publicans
“’hich means:
only love the persons and the com-
munities and the nations that
you what praise do you deserve? do‘
not even wicked people do that
much? surely universal love is to be
expected of those
the Mount,
will find
a. strong mind
them which love
the same?"
selves religious.
0f Lady
America. for our
specifically. But
not alike. exists.
(-r!
contradictories.
To and war nations must not only
come into closer communication with
each other as they are gradually do-
in
and the home com-
munity and the home church and in
the unit of the nation. the home fam-
Pcnce must come first in the in-
dividual heart. in the church, in the
in the nation and then
Peace spreads Just as
war spreads; like the ripples from a
stone cast into a lake. in ever widen-
ini: circles. till it reaches to the re-
And so what I mean
golden thiead running from
Astor‘s
speeches is that, warm sympathy and
love for mcn and women everywhere
no
bounds. leaps all barriers of race and
for-
ward look to universal pence. rather
than thc. backward look at war past
murtlcr
ing. but each not
the home land
ily.
community.
in the world.
motes: bounds;
by the
beginning to end
which crosses all
creed :. ml which
with its
A stor‘s
who call
let us reflect
ch risitanit y
ion must begin
of Lady
oceans, knows
brings on the
and ravine,
cruelty. dishonor and lust.
\ml :is charity
home so let us a
to the man or
church.
"The worltl w
Lady “.3 stor.
ropcv l Ming;
'.ir apart as «\w-r." 'l'lic sp-j-t‘ch of :1
erii llhrt of today. “if ye love
tin m that low you what «lo yo more
tlmu (Kiln-rs?" 'l‘lin Slit-(’1‘!) of the
\\"irltl's
ax".
'l‘ru t'lw r
If we are to lmc nations our the
influx our
nczirer n: ir‘flmrs in our own land. in
our town. in ilic chm-ch: in competi-
tho
Si‘fl‘S “'P "FIST
the linsinurss. in
strt-r-ts and in Hit-
The lllilllipplt-‘s!
1".15‘1711‘. ltnsi-unti
was a pct‘pvtuul
clmrucurs of (.th.
turc picking up all
Rt'lfi she could tintl,’ devouring tlicm
nrcmlily herself and {ceiling others on
No love for hcr kiml. And
this woman cou-rr-d me with confu—
sion and shame by saying in a com-
whom
iountlf} abused her husband “I have
or meat
thirty
yum-s rro and I was young and fill-
hcr friendship
forum-r by saying instantly. "I think
there was something more important
them too.
puny lvcr‘orc
not touched
throughout Lent.
cd with fire. I
to do."
Think what an awful thing it is to
see someone every day to whom
hover occurs to co‘mmend the Virtues.
the accomplishments.
of the many persons with whom he
associates but with malicious evil in-
faults
and giants over their shortcomings
“'herever this thing is
done it is in every instance the very
And this is the
tent picks out hi
and failures.
denial of christian
“Tim
lilh
begin I.)-
Oh!“
i (is!
uml love begin
ll take a lesson
in tin-
as lli \‘i‘l‘
more
.‘slzl
'tinctcvn
politics. on
very homo itself.
1mm '1 cu-r know
a wmrnn who
t‘nnlttintlcr. a gossip.
a lover of scm'inl. a vivi'umcr of the
vul-
mor-
of
u human
the rotten
“PS:
she had
in nrscl
" It was
s neighbor's
ity.
Dum-
said: You
It you
love
them-
arralgnment of
attitude after the
close of the war I cannot today speak
that
the whole Christian Church through-
out thc world. Catholic and Protest-
or should exist,
propagate the religion ’of the Found—
And war and
to
are
its
at
to
ourselves without trying to pass it on
woman
pew. or across the aisle. or not in the
next
in
ncwl of kimincss than it is now." said
continent of Ru—
stnrving; capi-
tal and lulmr. lilw nations. almost as
can t u ries
just
it
the good acts
1 Gloves,
l
Neckwear,‘ Pajamas
THE FAMOUSKAYSER GLOVE
‘ ,\ .
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
12-Button lengths $1.35 to’$1.69 1 iii-Button lengths $1.59, $72,515
Gauntlets—white, grey, and black and White . . . . . . . . . . . $200,515
. Ladies’ Neckwear—In the newest shades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Men’sNeckwear 39c,59c,69c,75c,51.2'
Men's Pajamas—Special values from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"n"...—
.....$l.50
In all the most‘wanted shades. Short lengths . . . . . . . . . . . 95c to 51.59 m
very thing which has most of all to
,do with the defection of many seri-
ous and earnest people from the
churches; the fact that now—~at‘ter
the war as before it—thcre still con-
tinues a failure to take christianiiy
seriously: to preach constantly and
courageously Christ's “one new com-
mandment" of love to neighbors the
“on: neighbor extending to the whole .
World. and the failure on the part of
church members to practice this
Christianity of Christ uncompromis-
ingly. ____ .
\K’hfilier we are Catholics or Pro-
testants. High church or Low or
Broad. is utterly inconsequential
compared with this question: Are we
Christian?
The whole history of christianity
is a rt cord of the failure at the
church. Catholic. and Protestant alike.
to urge before all things the christi-
nnity of Christ as. a life to be lived.
Christ said of the scrilns and Phari-
sees, ‘ilo not ye after their works:
for they say and do not." The con-
tinuation of this failurc through the
christian cruturias is what gave rise
all through, the Grrut \Var to the cry
"Christianity has failud." It is uttt‘i‘»
ly false. Catholicism and l‘rotcstant-
ism lunc- i‘utlcil. Christianity can nev-
( r fail.
citrlsllnulty reia‘ns Illt“l't,' war and lint-
rcd are det‘hronnl.
t‘ic Limit-cu crnlurit-s lune
i'nw'l‘n in the spirit of Christ. No
church has ever yet wholly «lone it.
N0-«i‘li‘. far from it' The church.
hoth Catholic an] Protestant. has the
must tt-ntlish persecutions in
name of Christ's religion.
If we could not Christ's own chris-
tiunlty into cvcry tome. and every
(‘lllil‘(‘ll. and every town meeting and
I \cry husincss and (‘\(“I‘_\’ game. and
on many road and street lit Dart-ion
(no matter what church or what in-
strumciitulity might accomplish ill
we Should have the one grand and
nonhuman”: success of all the ages.
Do you tollow me as I speak? Do you
i-mlcrstnud me? I say our fame
would spread from state to state and
from land to land throughout the
‘\'(rlil. All state-s. all nations and mi
world religions would seek to :ldupi
our oun. and the name ot’ Elm-ion
Would’ become greater than Home.
Loud-(n. New York or Paris.
Let every one approaching the al-
tar trday have one thought au-l one
prayer: put it in any words you
like: let it be uttered or unexprcsscd.
the service itself splendidly embodies
it: “lliiaster. 1 will be true to Thee and
to Thy religion. Make me obedient
to Thy will. Fill me with ‘lo‘o’ and
drive. from me all hate."
And to you who 'comc_not today to
the Holy Gable—1f you strive. to obey
His command of universal love you
{hilt-(l 20
will carry the world forward as in!"
us in yen lie-s towards the conquest
of christianity. '
But christianfly can never win and
win : or MllllllE AGE
ATrying Period Through Which Every
- Woman Must Pass
Phila. , Pa. --"
through the Change of Life
weak. nervous, dizzy
Practical Suggestions Given by the Women W_ . hose
Letters Follow
When I was oing
was
and had head-
aches. I was hobbled in this way for
two’ years and was
a work. My friends
able to do
vised me to
hardl
Co e Lydila E. dPiInkham’s Veg-eta):
mpoun , an am we so i:
I didnot take it sooner. l'yButrthave
got good results
from it and am now
able to do my housework most of the
time.
I recommend
your medicine
to those who have similar troubles.
I do not like publicity, but. if it will
help other women I will be glad for
you to use my letter."-—Mrs. FAN-
Nm Rosmmm,
Phila...
{311me
troub e and
notable to do an
about Lydia E.
more. .m
m
the
nkhun’s V
I keep
use»
882 N. Holly St,‘
Detroit. Michi —“Durin
of Life I hum g
etable .
Commkgundthin yow‘eullmp 5 find
w: very “ res ts.
, house and am able now" tofdo
own work. I recommend your medl-V
clue and un- willi 007 to pub-
liehvmy testimonial. -{!rs. J. S."
In Jimetion. Avenue, ‘
, carry a
a“ my . life. his aysplendidmedicmefor the
‘ The critical
usual]
45
time of a woman’s life
comes between the years of
_ 50, andwis often beset withou-
noyi symptoms such as nervous—
ness, mtability. melancholia. Heat
flashes or waves of heat appear to
Egan over the body cause the facet»
ve red and often bring 'on head-
325:3. zzmees andasense ofsufi' 0-
Another annoyin sym to ‘
comes at this time Is an gnahlllglmtg
recall names, dates or other small
facts. This as liable tomakeawoman
logsxenéonfidence in hersslf. She be-
nervous, avoi 3 me t‘
strangers and deeds to go outealclgeg
, Lydia E. Pinkhsm‘s V 9
Compound is es ' lly migtéibifi
help women at is time. 'It exer-
rases _a restorative influence, tones
- and'strengtbens the system. and as-
‘ stats nature l“ the long Weeks and
1118 CQVenng this period. Let it
11- through this time of
mi .3 ed woman; It is prepared
scans! roots andrherbg and
Christianity is success. \Vltcre ;
lint rulr-rs in all ;
the ‘
29-31 West Washington Street
All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
JIZXSIB '1‘. IS SOLD TO
liNICKI-TRBOCIUER ICE CO.
nlc T.." a sword-fishing boat
was seized on July 23. 192]. when a
\
islual \Vulter.
.
lnimz vessel was by
purchased
York to: $1,200.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
AUTO REPAIRING;
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street
South Norwark, Conn.
1
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK ’
Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodl
thrthePorhalb. 20c
Pork and Beans, reg 15c seller,
Stredit Oleo Margarine,
Special, lb. 200
. A. STULL
a can.” at. um um
simply reminds him of tie f... 2.: ».
l
l
l
l — 2 1 L
i.
war cm Ii('\0l‘ end in the home, in Says Uncle Eben.
rtiic clnuclx. in the initial}. in the “De "um," said 1',“ 1‘, t “I.
w‘trul so long as we low: "July those a" dnt counts 1n do. 1“”: t‘ .‘ .i.‘ iu‘
‘i ““0 love us." a man do world is flat imp} « mid!
ain‘t.”
NE\V HskVI-ZN. May lO.——Tlic “JCn-.
which i
cargo of liquor was l‘r-ing landed from i
the craft at Lin’hthousc Point. was sold l,
lat nurtion today by l‘nitcd Stutcs hiar— i
. Tito former rum-run» t
the ‘
:lx’nickcrhockcr Ice Company of Newl
-... n... w...- .9.....
48 Chestnut St.
into Bodies, Fenders,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
Phone 35675}
Should Be Planted Early Irr the
Phone 2149-2
HARDY
PERENNIALS
Best Results
Rowland M. Beach
. ' . Florist
16 Fgrrge “-
Ice, Charcoal,-
VVood‘and
l Trucking .
' -——_'__.
.Fred Hain
—* 52 meadow Street
A. _M. WOOSTER
. Attorney-at-Law ,
out. Examiner u. s. Patent Office
~BATENT&
Old {Friends at the on!
The on Well 5c Cigar and
Cigars. They are the hm “3""
mm at that price.
Mad- .
Price
the Perfecto Baum”?t
at 10c.
1;. on Old Will
A
.——f“‘"
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service to eruployefl
v}-
young people, for busineSS lite.
”to the ‘ business public.
NIERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object Three
Things
thorough (’1
training
l—The
3-—Their favorable intruder-tier
' - i
3—139 ' in st ossible type 0
h“ e p of 0m. hell?-
Now‘Is a Good Time
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