1 ‘ old clothln “5'3 odsend. To them sent to the State Headquarters of the
. \ Tim “.m “Tm. :h' ‘onphnnorgc were sufiering from it would again pgotection from the Near East Relief in Hartford. where
1‘ ‘11 Ill; Annivl‘i'l On “it; )‘lfow ggxogimihggoghstozlle Chm b‘uts or winter; a safe-guard it will be mad? Pad." immediately TOT
1\t\"' . q . .~. ‘ - a in ‘ - . -_ shi merit to Armenia.
\1 r} .m‘m almost our) inga. Feet and fingers in some cases pEZurit “gamicll‘csufgcazkg‘mriiv (gist—oft clothing, gix‘cn tlms on
a... .. m t onm-oticiit those were in a pitiahle condition and a few to prune the “(rims tree and to send Bundle Day‘s. w‘hicn‘ may be held el-
2 My rust-off suits. coals. will have to be amputated." From the pruningo to ~the Near East Re- rher on May 19 or May 20, will do
... _‘ [ig‘ nt‘wr article‘s of lll- i)_j;1|nl-()ghli the repay-t i5 .“In sxfle of lie! :uch to prevent conditions such as
mkwl to place these a recent gift of 224 pairs or new ilaces silks. veils chlffons eve- are described in the following appeal
. [.gn-lit' and lt‘flYP on their stockings and 376 pairs of shoes. not him: clothes satin 1‘5“me inuslir‘!’ from Maria P. Jacobson. an orphan-
., lls.li they muv he col- new. but reconstructed. many feet are underwear lush heeled shoes straw age worker at Harpoot. who said:
i H rmmnittct-s in chorgo still hare. or. little better in stockings or frame l‘atsN silk stockings '0'. anv "Hundreds of little children whom
.1“ ”fl-l St'llt to the Near only in mud and snow.” Similar re- similar articles.) will be of little or n}, we took into our orphanages at Har-
mmig. lit‘t’ulo‘ll here no ports might be given from every town ”imp in the Near East The things poct had dragged, themselves for
;_. , 3. warm somv wretch— in that region where the Near East ”13‘5““! prove "nost sci-ficeable are miles. suffering Rom acute rheuma-
.‘.::ri:ru tin.- cold days of Roller operates. coats and 'swenters, dressse. wool tlsm and pneumonia. simply for lack
__
Eight-Piece
"lull.
wrist, and Six very strongly built Dining Chairs with seats of Blue Gcn-
Every piccc is well constructed and finished in a rich
At this amazing‘price this value stands unequalledl!
‘Tlg leather.
\mcricun walnut.
‘next Winter. Briefly, it‘n a matter
moth trails or- mercy.
From every plrt ot the Near East
there have come the most touching
T N lapped” for clothing—clothing of any
lkmd' Dispatches from Alexandropol
. say "Many
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erican W '
Am
of
of the boys received at
that
America.
East would look upon any bit. of this ll-
‘ In every home
tree hung with garments that have
outlived their usefulneu: every clos-
et contains at least a gingie surmcnt
is wanted
ut I Dining Suite
This Suite, exactly as shown above, is of handsome Queen Anne 75
It includes Oblong Extension Table, Large Wood-galleried
there is a clothes shirts. blankets. wool gloves and
merits. sheets for
cloth or garments,
bandages.
nov longer—41m in
The refugees or the. Near some “2911"-
d esi rod.
} =‘
as shown above.
price. .
l Tor-ms to Sui: i
o
tens. boots and shoes. snap worn gar-
rmd any heavy.
war-1n clothing in which therein still
..
the clothing _ may be
Every piece is a beauty—Careful?l - .
to give long and satisfactory service. T e Suite includes barge Dresser. $ 75
Bed. Triplicate Mirrored Toilet Table and Chitlorette‘ desrgned exactly
, ii
appearance will more than please you.
mit- of clothing."
new
plies. -
govern ment.
bean-nit.
”ORE AMERICAN FOOD.
' VVARSAIW. May 12.-——An average of
40 earloads d day of America; food
supplies are parsing over Polish rail-'
was-p to Russia .to relieve the starving
populations; of the famine‘ 'distrlcts.
Heavy congestion of Polish traffic is
resulting from the failure of the Rus.
sinn authorities to furnish transports
at the frontier for the transfer of sup-
As a consequence. Polish
stock is seriously tied up along the
Russian border. Most of the relief sup-
plies for the famine districts are trans-
ported free of charge by the Polish
rolling
Advertise in the Sentinel {or the
cit as a “moving picture -Jl'l0W-"
announced when he took office that
he disapproved of this sort of travel-
arouad Europe. 7 7
He was obviously ill at ease oi? the
occasion of Prime Minister Lloyd
George‘s flying stop in Paris on the
way to Genoa to find himself coriier-
ed with Lloyd George in the coronal-t-
merit of a. sleeping car with no our.
tains to shut out the gaze of the in-
discrect. no way of escape and dozens
of cameras levelled at him through
the window.
He gave unmistakable signs or re-
lief when the train pulled out and
gave little chance to photographers or
reporters. 1:19 jumped the platform
and strode rapidls‘ to s automobile.
This F our-Piece Walnut Be room Suite
finished—well made—certain
its exceptionally good lines and altogether attractive
Special at this extraordinary
Q)-
Bi-oad and John Sts.. Bridgeport
Cedar Chest
5 l 385
vvmnly good . lnnlvlllllt (“host Of
:vitrm ’i‘vnneeuwx- lll‘ll (‘c-lizir. It is
Vulnninl siylo. we‘ll polished. nt—
uluwly pnnvllwl ut the corm-rs,
w‘l \lust proof. An absolute pro—
‘xlun fur your Wl'IlralJltBS.
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armed
$1 698 _
’l‘hh tic-«i is beautifully made. It
I!) ha hml in in. choice of all sizes
w .l in both Satin and Velvet Fin—
. 4 Now reduced to practically
- maul its original price, it offers
,Al‘w opportunity.
their present low level.-
3 Furniture Investment.
Two Room Outfit
Bedroom and
Dining Room
COMPLETE FOR
* COMPLETE HOME OUTFITS
The improved commcrcinl outlook today [Saints certainly to the fact that Maire Prices
The very lowest prices in years are prgvailing norm—this
Three Room Outfit Three Room Outfit Four Room Outfit
Parlor Living Room Living Room. Bedroom
Dining Room in Dining Room.
Bedroom . Dining Room Kitchen
COMPLETE FOR ‘ COMPLETE FOR COMPLETE FOR‘
5 50
98 - 7...»... Suit $139503W1317950Lm
Any Outfit on Terms to Suit Your Convenience
will not long remain. ' at
is the-wisest possible tune for
825950
- or“? a-
l’lill Size Comfoxtable Coach llamiiiock
H $998 Cm
[0p Mattress, W
remain.
.-kf>
This Three-Piece Bed Outfits—Complete
’ Includes Metal Bed, Link Spring and Soft-Top Mattress
Unusually hlgh Bed finished in your choice of Ivory.
, v s‘ze (leslred- .
J, an. ' uh extra-heavy “CM“;
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(“v-‘5;
fl (7)
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' all . . '
or; x r . .r , é:
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"an
Mahogany. or Walnut and
comfortable Spring. and soft—
Llnk-Fabric, strong.
A limited number of these Outfits
l
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lira-nausemgMn
~‘ . 9 $177???
-- ‘vr, 9.)"... A.y.¢.,,.;<._‘
Terms to Suit
t Tom in Sin 1
(onvcnhgnt
Crc d r t
Your choice of- a wide. assortment
of patterns and styles. Every Lamp
has a. tall Mahogany Base and Gen-
nine Silk Shade. Some of the moat
pleasing color combinations you
could imagine are here. '
W
W mil/mi
mu: -,
Porch Swing .
$293
This Poroh Swing’is constructed
of Filmed Oak. 15 wide enOugh to'
seat two very comfortably. Chain)
are included at this amazing price;
13.91.:me ”mm (vuub-- A.
PARIS. May fir—Premier Poincare
was quoted. before he took up the
rains of government. ”characterising ‘
the conferences of the Supreme Conn- ~
Ho
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TEE TALK OF
' South
Norwal , _
Lunch 7:
mmbrSea Food
Home Made Pastry to
Take Home
Nothing But Satisfacto‘
Food Is Served
——
as South Main st.
. Troupin’s
Exterminator,
sure Dcath .
to Roaches, W a t e 1':
Bugs and Bedbugs
.The Clifford
Pharmacy
60 South Mam St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Bicycles
The Victory Is a Won-
derful Maclun' e for $38.50
Look it Over‘
SPOBTDLG GOODS OF ALL
KINDS
Us.
Just How You nay ‘3‘.
Especinily Interested in Buo-
bail Goods.
A. W. Hodge
music Hall Block. ‘ .._:
South minor. ,
$5.00
or Pump Regardless of
Former Prices. i ‘53;
Max Levy’s.
‘ Shoe Store 3
31 80. Main St. 80. Nor-walls
n
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-_ ‘47
OLD . cARs
. Sell Your 0130;: aging:
ram I! M“
B in: Co. .. .3
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