Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 22, 1922 · page 12

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NORWALK’S $.31an DRY GOODS STORE

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Frank J. Siebert,‘ of New
York, Makes Almost Per-
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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.

SPECIAL

? It is not the policy of this con-
tern to make a house-to-house
“was for coal orders. We con-
flict it annoying to the-average
householder and our opinion is
confirmed many who have
cuflered from the recent epidemic.
(hr newspaper and general ad-
’ertising tells you why you are
fife and sane in buying coal here.

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feet Score—F. J. Ham .
Only Local Man Entered ,

The Norwalk Gun Club held its first i
registered shoot of the season at Dor-
lon's Point on Saturday. with seventy-
i‘our gunners present. The Norwalk .
team won the Connecticut State shoot
with a score or 473 out of a possible

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l’rett)r and serViceable "Wash
Dress Goods

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Agents for Bird a SOL—Johns-Manville Rootingl. Sheetrock, /

the Fireproof Wall Board and Beaver Board.

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score. making 149 out of 150 targets.
He won the individual high with this;
the Maplewood Hundred with a per-
fect score of 100 and also held high
run with 136. It was clearly Siebert's
day at the traps.

Fred J. Ham was the only local man
entered in the shoot. but failed to
come up to his usual standard, scoring
only 138 out of a possible 150.

The Norwalk Gun Cluhtalso won the
State shoot last year. and the team is

i Imported Ratines—Fancy checked effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 yd.

So Long as You Buy It ‘of Us
Dimity—-Pretty patterns on light grounds, full yard wide . . . 39c yd.

Raise:

 

 

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE GOODS
Including Linen, Pique, Voile, Organdie, and Dotted Swiss

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a To Insure Maximum Enjoyment from' Radio Outfits an Absolutely fgfgdixttgaééttem” "9“" an" other 1 ._ 1

I“ Dependable Storage Battery 18 Essential ‘flThCre was 3, goo‘d attendance at the . .— ,..____,__.____,.__A. __.___,__,._.. ¥A w ‘ A > I _ 7
Exide Radio Batteries 0! All Sizes at Our ServiCe Station shot and many of the gunners stayed , 90“ 4.7:: —.._._—L l

V to. enjoy nth“ dinner which John H-Tiies‘ofveeke all of the events which

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67 h()1? 1‘1 N STREET “0:5; £211 grzgggfgrfgr their: or on were. shot off during the da5‘. The
The following are the individual prizes, which cost close to $41.10. con- ti
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scores of the shooters participating.
being the name. city and total out of
130 targets:—
11. \V. Claridge.

vases. etc.. all suitably engraved and
were on display both before and dur-
ing the shoot. The prize for the Con-
necticut team was a handsome sterling

 

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Our Entire Stock of

 

 

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N C I b. R ’ C. 1‘». Thomas. New York. 135. 1 hi ld n' mtod on oak
W C’. ll. DAV. \Vest R0 "hm". Mass. 139. 5‘ "9‘" 5 '3 ‘m '
e O um 1a ecords 0 W. A Link. Bridmgfl :3, The shoot was well attended and the
‘61, 1:: .C‘hnpman “Vest I—Iaven 131' ' season here has opened in a most aus-
. . i ' i ' ., pious manner. It is expected that an- t

G. A. Trent. “'vst Haven. 126.
146.

At the Special Prices
other registered shoot will be held at

\Vost Haven. . _
l‘vorlon s hetore the- season ends.

.-‘\. Gaming.

. 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk. 29 31 “re t Washingtonflrsitrgt
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'm Double Disc """"" $1.00 Ph 1340- .l. Strronsmi. \K'rst Huron. 143. ‘ .
£01.00 Double Disc ., ...... $125 one 1341 \V. G. ‘l‘woswir'la .‘va Haven. 143. i d 7
. .150 Double Dlsc $150 - r' 11. smry. ram-1mg. N. Y.. 124. NORWALK SAVINGS
"""" ' 11. A. Holmes. I‘uWEing. .‘z. Y.. 1.13. SOCIETY TO START “

SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb 38c lb

ll. l.. (Twp: ".1107. .‘lv'riiivn. .136.
I-‘. (‘lufxz l‘."n\‘lii:r:. .\’. 7.. 115.
A. II. Ftnvmn. l'n‘wlirr. N. Y.. 2-35.

WORK ON BUILDING

Cl.“ at our Here and take advant—
age of this our ptionul opportunity.

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(“lair-go i“. l‘rrst. Nor: London. 127. Sin sections will 1w incited or. P]
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The Alfrefl FOX I’lano C0. mmmfim 1‘. u, Hei’lsh‘rizn l‘nrt‘nnd. 142. nirzzxiuiw firmr lagnti'l alum-o i111“ N1 on the Easy Payment all .
8 . ii. 1!. S" 11. .\'~'\\‘ York. HS. main floor v:lil 1w its-vi as lxer'utivo ‘ . ‘
ll N°- M33” 5?. So. Norwalk 8 , ' 'u‘. A. . Hwy prv \‘nrk. 119. new s: .mvl directors' i‘nmszs. ("om-
§ c u ze S ueS ay peela S 31‘. l-‘. 121- 3:24}: Stanford. 136. ‘f‘lt‘fi‘ ‘ is “ill. '11:“ 1hr: 13‘ within the
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TARLOV BROS § 5 (11218 ..................... 30C Ib- § 3!. qiivn N, ..' 5-0,“. 14:. 1“ Eli'ilrliv '-l (“minty Ngtitutnl lizlllk: $51011. B R U S H 1 Auctloneer
' \ Loin Lamb Chops 50 u, n: M v.1.- 147 rank m‘W-Hn‘lnz “1* <‘ “'3“ "MW? OficeA D MOI an
. _ _ ‘ .................. C lb .~ : o, .r-ry. . It is oxjsm‘h‘tl €51.1- .\‘.‘ ‘1 l'vmk p.‘::l . . E ‘
up To DATE C‘GAR STORE % R'b L b C . § 1”. Hi .\‘\ H lil““\t'::; 11:11:» nezn'inis {or ill-- bur 5.. (11‘ 1‘51‘ 34:" YY’OUI‘ Shoes ' mflw3r3 Storm South Koz‘fi'fll
SOLE AGENTS FOR 10 1 am hops . . . . ............. 40c lb. 1‘ .. ' \' 1‘\' v41. '11» 'i" ““11““? 0‘1“"? in" “1" F11 hour Clothes i _
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LONDON S Shoulder Steak 14 lb . x...» York. :32. ::.§"1?.‘.=:f§{n;,”f”: 1“” i“ “W . Your Han. .
r MADE‘ 1% i Q """ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ C ’ ‘ j\‘p “jun“ 11‘ Informal discussions of this plzm. B D at F at I
7 ‘)b L S \ 1‘... “3 Oiv'k‘ LQ‘ llivlif’alt‘ the dividing wall lmiwe 5 ut on org 1 r AVG 7 i
C‘TX BR‘AR ‘8‘ Schul ze,s 0 § Xx“: T"";37.“143' the urn lmtiks xvi"! 11:: l‘i"l’llr1\:4‘. :11 XVOUR TEETH ’ LEON AGE. 1 \ 5
PIPES X t S t y M k t “W .m.'{‘ 1 11..» 81:11‘\\.1,\s lozuii i: to 1110 suborri‘ ‘ . é
Alto Celebrated Dunhlll's s an] a]. ar e S 3 '-:‘\-\..‘zh1ii‘l:“H‘r of the; lizaildvimg :r-l‘lfvyn? {1?er If You need a new tooth brush 3 1.311([1 “attlmmlttr g
. ., , Nor-walk 39 Main Stu 3:. g; 1'; “I? 3 ; new qu’ngTZZIA m.v.11;.,>11‘io :i‘ntfinir ,1.“ , just 2510!) in and lEt US show you \ . ll 1" d f
woken“) Block Tel‘ 1581 6. South Norw 1k 0 8‘ § L ll CL?“ 1311,]' 6. i(: 13“.}..Emfifif‘ ‘11 li-‘.'3;"‘lr.";‘f.'fl ‘LE‘ ours. You know the better kind. 1 :‘Vi‘j‘lrsfi C“? .50 E
§ .2 , orner Railroad Avenue and Waahlngton sue“. 'a .1.~_ .. :donf-nfm i lu‘ ".’r 11.1». 1 it. 1.._r: :1 .41.? : .miss an .» memoir) g
. Stamford. Darlen West or! Blac ‘ 3‘; 31‘1"“: ”‘ 'T.“3.‘72""‘ m 3““ ”1"“ "““5 “" ,» ————--—-— : Watches and Cloc s.
h I P I k Rock. Bridgeport 1:...11 1 lo; the 1.51;.31ng3 , { Also repairs Jewelry ._
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#«Wfl‘flflmm - - r’ 1 - ~ -' . ‘ ~ g 1 All Work Guaran~
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V" N" ' “V ' ' ' ’ ~ -— i ON PHARMACIST ,
) r QAEOQ— “My, 5%.. \v, 1...“. Viv]. RV”) m... “V 11111. .\._\ . s- J ~ . : PRESCRIPTI -- .
JOB I RIB TING .. \ “"M’1m’3‘«.-os Andean 30¢ 73 - \ilch.‘ 1'4: ‘ :Sage T011 and Sulphur . Dnrkeus 30, *3 \7 Blah) St. South Norwalk i 40 South Main St. South 31: l\\:tk§
8 th N 1k ’4 ~ , ', J \, .\“\..:1;1n. 3.11" 113. .\. 3 15"» 1 Salim-ally That Nobody \- A . , ;
ou orwa "l A. l1..\is. M“- rum. 13S. Can Ten , . z _
, 1 Men S .‘1 (hun’go- Myers. infill-gt port. 142. i Hair that loses its color and infirm: _~ I
w —- 9 ' . ll. 1'.\'.'rvmw'». X- York. 134‘. for when it fades. turns gray. dull and; ‘ i
1"; - ll. 1'». Km 1: . .\'~-\: York. 1411. Mitt-less is caused by :1. lack of sulphur AUTO REPAIRLN’G, 1 . ~ .
" . . . l‘~ ii. l'mzili . 51: la» "1H. 11.2. gin thi- hair. Our S'r'uniimotlio’r mmlv- ' T ; ‘uto Bodles, F e n de 1'3. .
GET A SQUARE DE‘XL s l . 1",. 1‘. Hutu. .\‘.\*.~ York. 136. $1111 :1 mixture of Snar- Tm and Sui-Z WELDIhG ‘ . . i
buy yollr household 1/ it. P. \V’. sulldul‘lfllltl. l‘».'.lll1'.l;'.\» 1.11. Timur to keep 101‘ looks dark andi ._ & Ch G i Lamps, Repalrcd and 1;
' ..‘ J. H. lie-vine. llzmlvury 1:5. :lu‘alltil'ul and thousands of womem ' y se ara e 1 ‘
H i «I. 17419033 Huntington. N. Y.. 123. fiend men who value that even colon! KendIICk a g g Made to Older
beautiful dark shade of hair, Telephone 917 . 13 Raymond Street‘

of Real Fine Unfinished Worsted. 13:. mm r
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O . < \v, A- Gregory. Dnnl-ury, 1.33. ,p’hic'i s so. attrae we. use on 5' 115: i
.3: 1:. 1; 11.1..1. Z\’-'1\* York, 117. gold-tune rocxpo. . 1 South Nor-walk, Conn. i
peela a 0 ’ 121‘s. {fixinirsiuir Nev: York. 126. Nowadays we got this famous mix-: 3
. 1‘ J. S. Fanning. l-Zast Omnce. N. J.. 135.}111fe improved by the addition Of; R 1 ,
L V ' 5 . (V ' ~ o S > . v : 7
" other ingredients h) a.king at an). i VICTOR “IESELX
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82 Van 23““ sue“ 4' '1‘. H. Luau-rand. Harn'ordpui.
Phone 356 t‘

“MI-hind Goods Always on Sale drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth‘s

Sage and Sulphur Compound." which
the hair so naturally. so

48 Chestnut St.

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'Ice, Charcoal,

\V. H. Anthony. l‘lainm-lcl. N .J.. 12
D. H. Tinvis. NOrihport. N. Y.. 138.

We will
- (nods. rags. Dzipm‘s. junk and all
“Bond-hand goods. Anything you
11': have. Price anording to the quali-
(i‘ U of the gut-ls. A square deal
PHILIP P. MAHONEY

 

 

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i » " ii. lirusih \Vt-;tl‘10l‘i ‘3'}. y. 137, it-VPnly. that nobody can possibly toll ‘
\ 1 4‘ " . . ‘,. ~ - n} it has been applied. You just damp— . _ ‘
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en a sponge or so-.t brush With it and 00 an ‘4

 

G. 1-). Brush. Huntington. N. Y.. 112.
VK’. ll. 0 «ion. Nr-w l'loolielle. 139.

not»

draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time. By morn-

N ewell & Murray

 

Miners and Furnishera‘
“To Men Who Know”

.- Washington St“ 80. Norwalk

 

 

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.-\. 1C. At vlo’Oil. New Rochelle. 144.
H. K. Curtis. t‘linppaqua. N. Y.. 141.
J. I. D. Bristol. Chappuqua. N. Y.. 123.
J. P. Tern}: Plainfleld, x. J.. 132.

ing the gray hair disappears: but
what delights. the ladies with Wyeth's

age and Sulphur Compound-ls that,
xides beautifully darkening the hair

Trucking

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

High over all was won as follows:—
(1) F. A. Siebert. 149: (2) G. H. Blar-
tin. 147—25; 15:. E. Reed. 147—24.
(Last two tied and shot off tie.)

Long" nun—F. A. Sie‘oert, 136: Run-
ner-11p George Rivers. 81.

Doubles winners (25 pair): (1) V0“ ,
noeokman. 41: (2) Claridge. 40; (3)
Barstow. 39.

hiaplewood-lon—F‘. A. Siebert, 100:
A Gaming. 99; B. R. Sloan. 99.’ Tie
broken by Gaming 25. Sloan 24.

Winners in the- various olassesare
given below with the scorea:-- \

Class A.———1 A1. Ganung. 146: 2 W.
A. Flinn. 145—25; 3 A. H. Slocum.
INS—24. v
‘ Class B.—1 A. E. Atherton. ‘144:

2 C. 0. Hedstrom, 142: 3 H. G. Vogel.

“VANITY FAIR” SILK UNDERWEAR “1'

Class 0—1 W. A. Lang. 139: 2 B.
AT REDUCED Pmcas L- Duke. 138; 3 C. B. Thomas. 135.
. . . . . ...... .., ....... 5135.52.45

after a few applications. it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives‘
it an appearance of abundance.—-—Adv.

Gottlie'b’s
Now at their new store

10 South Main St., i
South Norwalk

 

MW SPRING SHIRTS
Collars to Match

Special $1.65

Fred Hain

52 Meadow Street

 

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Old Friends at the on i
Price . 5

The Oldweil 5c Cigar and

the Perfecto Boutl‘llet

. at 10c. ‘

no bearing on Old WIT-l

Cigars. They are the but W

Inado at that prioo.

Quality Groceries and Free
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. A.F.Beckmann€dCO.Ine,'

83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
error: non

’ TENNIS SHOES
' All Sizes

’ 98¢ _

SELF SERVICE . .

SHOE STORE

A. M. WOOSTER
'AttOrney-at-L‘aw

State Examiner U. 8.“ Patent Oflice

PATENTS

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Class D.———1 J. Stevenson. 143: 2 C.

SPECIALS FOR THE

 

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, 30. NM “ ity “I" ill in“ r ----- - ' ' H. Story. 134: 3 G. B. Beach. 129.
One Step from Com" “Vvaannityy FFaair" SsilkkUBnioonomseuista ..... . . . . . . .p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “32.9505 In the {Connecticut Team shoots, S d f . kl t p t is | ’
....... ...-.......co............ . Norwalk again Won the Sum Trophyl en; (”300 e on Ben B SmESS

WEEK

for High Connecticut Team. with a to-I 1115‘ Main so

' Bri 6 no.
ml of 473x500. The runner up was “91””! PG .

Come Early While Sizes Are Complete

 

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1 New Haven. with 466. Hartford was‘ .
CLOTHING MME JEANNETTE .. cam... .. »~ * - .
with ‘51" Th , o I o o o c a o a ' . 0
and . . together with 51.392.333.235: $631103: m. , . ' 290 Bad“: Headquanters Has for Its 01138“ Three
FURNISHINGS 56 South Mam St. South Norwalk “wr- N mm (4..., ' 0‘“ 3°“ °°fi°°1 ‘b- We have atuunne of Radio Things
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for F. .1. Ham. 92; J. HfFinc‘h. 89: w. M 8 c 3 1' on 1: 3mm or Equipment at our new store, l—The through . “am.“ at
'0 V A. Flinn.‘98; F. A. Siebe‘rt. 100; W.‘G. * rum, 3 m. _ . . . . ' 25c NO. 15 North Mam St. .- ._ . ,-_ young people for business life.
XS AL D GIRLS' NEMJBOW nun I‘l’ $5000 HL’DSO‘ C0 [P \ mp Allen, 94' I . I F111 1: 20¢ ‘ 3....nelrmtavorablo ”we“
. . . . -' 11 A-‘Y’SFIRSTD - - N n 6 Extra. ‘ * . . ' ' .
at the HARTFORD, May 22.—-In the END. B. W..Cla::1ge,a;?: gfiaznung. 99: ‘ 6 Pork, 1 ' ”2E HQRWALKS EE‘ECTR'C (0' i to the b- 3 Dumb“; 1 t 01
3| R , Hartford police court Saturday. John “ I .k Stevenson. 95; W,.G. Béawick. 96; l ’ .‘ ‘ ‘ -. ' ' _. ' 3—11“ highesyet fl db emcngeip.
I EN S STORE Nemirow. brought from Springfield NEW YORK, May 22.—-'rhe Hudson G. A. Treat. 79. », —' . ~ ’ .”"m ”up!" “ 0

Motor Car Company has declared an?
im‘fial dividend at 6}) cents a. share
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