Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 17, 1922 · page 15

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Oil for Roads and Other
Matters to Be Considered

 
 

 

“"lfiTPt‘il‘T. Mm il‘.'—-4lhen “ill
he :1 switch] l0“ 1 muting: Thursday
evening at lhl to“ n hall .11: light
o'clock. vizlylirzlll sm'mg “2.110 PM
gubjm‘ls or» to he \otml on by the
\ntors r.‘ t‘tw town. The most im-
poo-tum lwlnx: tlu- location of the new
bridge i‘l Sullzlltllck. \‘v'hnn tin» new
state highway is built through Sausa-
!l‘l"; tl- Sullthpm't le'r “11‘ several
shin-71 m‘rllr-r-r ll: 1' “ li‘. will llllllx‘i‘ the
road dangerous. The proposal made

by Stntr- lllghwnp‘ Polllmisslrmer
Churll: l'n i""Il l- 'n l'i'lllmlil llll‘St‘
"urine l "132‘. lint: :zl '\' bridge
arrow lin- S'Hfratlxvl: river il-r'mv the

fillll‘nilil lll‘liz-u The mm. ‘-‘\l=l_’< or.
Hm rm‘ul \l.’ will 1,:n." infill; ‘.\'.2)'S tmuwrli
l-lllltlilfl; "v l-.l'l.' ‘ The lms<ihl0
route V.‘f‘lll'l lw r 'l‘l‘s‘: ‘llv (‘rl'u-km-nrt
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All appropriation for "FOAM g: -
'ons of road on will be naked by the
~16" (mun
the dirt roads.‘

The sclectrnen need $8,000 for town

charities to help out this department ‘

until October.

The voters will also decide whether
they will accept Bradley street as a.
public highway.

Action will be taken upon anym-
proprizliion or"money‘for' the com-
pletion of Compo street?

Mont) is also needed for—the re-
pairing of hi ilel roads

The last snbi=ct to come before
ll!“ town is the acquiring of property
lor 1h“ new state road. or any other
lnitillesq proper to come before the
meeting in connection with tiie state
may be deemed necessary.

 

 

Hil'run'l-Zh. “031E RADIO RE-
CEIVING SI'TI‘

‘l‘llv lll'll‘) :1YTLl1t‘1ll' may now con-
struct l satisfactory Z—circuit receiv-
ing «v? with \‘nrinii'o Coupler. doin‘g
mm-l of the work at home at but a
slight expense Rays the Bureau '0?
Sl.l“.'l:ll‘lli<l ol‘ the Department of Com-

n-(-"c--. This set. which will he «lo-
wr‘l‘n- 3! in u government pllliiicnilon
to be istsuz'ui within the. next {aw

ww-lrr. \Vl‘i hm'v :l much greater
sci-:("ixlly ill-m iiw Single-circuit set
.irw'l'ilvei and ililllziroiml in Circular
1210 "of the ltllreml of Standards. Most
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LOS ~ AN GELES.

Acker
whom Rodolph Voicnttno. film" actor.

obtained an interlocutory decree of ‘

divorce January 10.1922.said today
she “would like to do something" be—
cause or his marriage at Mexicaligf
Dower California. last Saturday we

Winifred Hudnut. dancer and motion '

picture art director, known protei-
sionali) as \‘atusha RM‘I‘bOVa. J

“I shall take. the matter up with in) y

attorney " said Miss Aéker. who ac-
cmding to judges of the Los Aageieo
rountx superior court. is Mn. Vaien-
tino and will be 111113] the interlocutory

decree is made final January 10 1923. ,_.
According to Judge J. \V. Summer-
field. such a marriage, as that con- -

ilactell ‘is \‘al- ntlno 1nd \iiss Hudnut
is big‘amons. Efforts to lo<ate Valen-
tino and his bride failed. It was re-
portui from one source ti cv planned
to go to New 3 ork and might ahead.
lune started for that city to tifiit her
father a
manufacturen Anoiher report w- is
that Valentino was at work on a des—
ert picture in Ste-Imperial Valley and

 

May 16 .-—Jean :
motion picture actren from.

Richnrd Hudmfl. perfum'e»

 

 

 

 

 

 

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sin-vi. > (‘Il‘i 1-0 :15" .1 ”:41 the new outfit. This would remain “Rh hits ”MP at or nem‘

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l-l'ill 1' ' '= tll( '\"il in fur P-‘llC‘ at :‘u come Ill-.l‘ (‘Ully peoples money. Tho“ Who succeed’
town :13”..- 3.. z'ligc there l\ t‘. u Muw- i'w Ill lt nr‘ Drmuml-ytls 19“”) that “.8 “0‘ how much mm“; .
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but ”-4‘ ’3»: l‘ :,. v . 4'..le Zlu‘li‘ tom. [1. P. llll 3n luv-‘3- 33.4 :.,{,,,-. liwir credit. The man who can bor- ‘f-
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W‘Ifi i‘Vil- .U ~M: "l'\.‘ 'i'l': I "-llilll ————-«———»——~——-———-——— \l'husa (-lllrliul of business is up-
‘.\'l.l l.-- l.“' - [1.3 vv Advertise ill the Sl-mirlvl. prmell-Exchange.
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On Sale

GIRLS’ SERGE COATS

$101"). Spl'f‘lill 'l‘nlllnrrnw ..

BIG ASSORTMENT .OF. GIRLS’
GINGHAM DRESSES

 
 

Comer Main and Haviand Streets

A FEW OF THE ONE HUNDRED SURF
‘ ‘ PRISE BAmAiNS . ' .

Clulkenslmian‘Stl-aw‘flats 3100
Regular Price $1.98 and $2.49 ‘

Iadreslflghtgowus .. ..... . 251131.00

Regular Price $1.00 Each

Ladies Bloomers, Crepe ........ 3 for 31:00

Regular Price 49c Each

Ladies’ Bloomers, Satine...;...2for$l.00

Regular Price 792: Each

One Japanese Tablecloth, 6 Napkins

\ lilac $1.250 “'
Ladies’ ilk Hose ............. 3 pair 31. 00
Regular Pr; 00 49c Each
Ladies’ Vests ............. ': . . . .3 for 31. 00
Regular Piice 39c Each
Ladies’ Vests .................. 5 for 34.00

lieglllar l’rir-c 23c Each

One Red Sheet and 1 Pillow Case ..... $1.00

Regular Vullle $l.25
Men’s Neckwear, Open End 4 for $1.00
3 pair 31 00

Regular Price 9% Elll'll
Mens Silk HoSe ........
Wm 14494394:- EW44~4+ /;
Elem; s Lisle Hose . . . .~ .......... 6 pair 31.00
chlllal Fri 0 35c EiKll

Blue Enamel Roaster & 6- qt. pot, 2 for ‘31:? 00

One Piece \‘Knrth This Price

Men’s Balbriwgan Shirts and Drawers$1

3 pieces .- ........................
“Midi 400 Bath Piece

SPECIALS/IN PIECE DRY GOODS, ALUMINUM WARE,
STONEWARE AND GREY ENAMELWARE. CHIL-
DREN S DRESSES, CURTAIN GOODS

I‘HEABOVE FOURTEEN ARE SAMPLES
OF THE 100 SL RPRISE BARGAINS

 

 

 

 

 

Corner Main and Hafilalld Streets

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Transportation Go

My Service Between New Y ork & NW“

TRUCKING
“in m at Your Service for All Kinds _
moon; Padded Vm for Furniture we? 1:.

momzs Concord St., So. Norwallgph '
New”!!! 0300, 201 West 20th., Phone Chaim “Riga

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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BUYA COSY CHAIR (1'5 {’55
And you’ll have something that ' ' 3 1.3.3:.”
seat company in.
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Exceptional Offer of
Street Suits

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:3: (Liar “21}. than at tiny other store in to“ n. Everything we are of- u;
’§’ termg for lhls sale 15 thee Season ’S new est and snap: liest merchan- v:
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.3 2367.. ox- ( IRLS SEASDRAELE CHILDREN’S SOCKS 2::
§ (”OAT S~SIZES2 to 14 YE YRS r3». -. S '. . . - . ‘i‘
’:. lll\ . in\illl \ .\I'\\t‘\l Sights, $1 00 .
9! . _ A Sly-villi 'l’nlllul‘rmv. 4 Pair fur O ..
2:: 2395 ON BOYS’ SPRING Sl'ITS 3°
. l in — v I .
if SIZES 6 to lo 1' EARS CHILDREN’S HER LERIZED $‘:
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°§t (.IRLS’ STRAW HATS M Y H 1,. k m ‘ m. ‘g’
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: >335. ' '“m‘n'n’w ‘. VH‘ VH1). .. .\u\'olilc.~:. Spin-ml 'l'ulllnrruw ‘ ’

‘0 ' I ‘1 " H M $1.00 3 Pair i'ur ................. $1.00 .3:

 

$3.95

BOYS’ BICYCLE STOCKINGS

Black and Brown.
Special Tomorrow.

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Sizes 7-1135.
4 Pair for

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Spvcial Tllllml'l-ull.

BOYS’ VVASHABLE PANTS

Sizes 4-12. Special Tomorrow.

3 Pair for

3i for ..

INFANTS WHITE COATS

 

$1.00

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$1.00

MIDDY SKIRTS

\Yi‘lll nl \Vitllnllt \Vaists Regular $1. 50 and
$2 30 Spmial TOIllOI’I‘O“.

Tollll ll'l'mv.
15333.}, _ _ __ $1 00 Siiwlltlv Sniled Values 11 1
................. 0 ° ’ ' ' t p to $
$7.50. Special Tomorrow .. . 1'00 3I$ .
BOYS’ BLOUSES °§°
Sport and (‘ltllv‘l' Morin-l4. P ' " ' 5 ’ ..
and ”h A“ 8.3 3.3.3.... GIRLS WHITE GALATEA 0%

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BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS

\ alucs up to $3. 00. Broken Lots.

.Special Tomorrou. Each.

$1.00 §

 

1.; INFANTS AND CHILDREN’S
~ CREEPERS AND ROMPERS

Broken Lots. Special Tomorrow.

2 Pair for

V allies to $230.

 

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GIRLS’ GAUZE UNION SUITS

Lace Trimmed. Special T0-
morrow, '3 Suits for

GIRLS’ PARTY DRESSES
EMBROIDERED ROMPE

Tomorrow. Each . . . .

$1.00

Special for

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37 Washington Street

‘flheOnlyStore at 103me

THE CHILDREN’S sToRE %

- Phone 324 E

South Norwalk

 

 
 

 

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS

We hate 3 line assortment of Nursery Stock including Plum. Peach End

Cherry Trees. Also Grape \Hines etc.

Vic also Clif'l‘} a full line of Fellilizers and insecticides.
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN BE: 1' RESULTS

SO L'TH NOR‘VALK FLORIST & SEED STORE

Telephone 300 Q South Main Street

$19.75

Regular $32.50 Values

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

PALACE BOOTERY

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
——--—-—-—-—~——~——— 0
GRAY SPORT OXFORDS

In Gray Buck and '61-” Horse With Black and White Apron

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Smoked Horse Sandal. and Rat. Sandals .............. 33.115 to $3.95
' melenv ALL comes

 

 

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. 125 Washincton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery

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Poultry Wire Netting

mmmm—oumm Are Right L”;

Rosenfield Brothers .

Hardwaro and Houoefumiuhlnoc .

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Grid Batteries
, TWO YEAR GUAM-mire:

ALL Ms REPAIRED AND RECHARGED
ERR-Y DUFF, 8 Union St, So. Norwa'fl:

, Formal; witii Eadie Battery, South Norwclk

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Cool and Comfy Porch Furniture

0f “’illow or 'Weli Wearing md Reasonably Prlred i ‘l :3 ;:-..-=.
A Large Number of items to Choose {r1011

A POLISHED RED CEDAR CHEST ‘

be 5256*! 5*

is Not Only an Ornament In Any Home But insures --
~ Furl. Blanket: and Winter Garments from Moth an

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How many in your lm'lm are dependable?

All our Watches and Clout! are selected for then {321' 3.3...
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