SPECIAL.“
i This not the policy of this con-
pem to make a house‘to-house
canvas for coal orders. We con-
fider it annoying to the average
householder and our opinion is
confirmed by many who have
aufiered from the recent epidemic.
0n: newspaper and general ad-
fiertising'tells you why you are
fife and sane in buying coal here.
Our motto is
El, Goal of Whom You Choose—-
In Long as You Buy It of Us
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85 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR
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guackemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
toods. rags. papers. junk and all
second-hand grads. Anything you
have. Price acrording to the quali-
ty Of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
. 82 Van Zandt Street
Mud—hand Goods Always ell-Sale
_ y ..
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w "few
'03. FARM AND GARDEN
In can supply the best of implements
.1! tools. We have also all the new-
est Improved labor-saving machinery
h your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE
Inch 3 always up- to-date, and We are
m to supply you with whatever
,— Ioed in our line.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
South Norwalk, Conn.
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CLOTHING
.and
FURNISHINGS '
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDR EN’S STORE
C Wont Washington at. I. "Walk
make a partial list of them.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird and Sons and Johns—Mansvlllo‘Co. Roofings
N our many years in this troublesome business of helping to pro-
vide shelter for man and beast and motor-cars and chickens, we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business“
been more change in the business than‘ there's been in our pocket. '
But what we started out to say was that substitutes tor Lumber
seldom stay unless there is real need for them and they succeed in
supplying that need. Advertising will keep them going for a while,
but before long thry “peter‘out.” W’allboard is one of these materials,
however, that has proved its case.
used with brains, it has so many places to go that we cannot even
It you have a peculiar and particular
‘job that requires a peculiar and particular material, let us suggest
that you consider the possibilities of Wallboard, SHEETROCK and
BEAVER BOARD.
In fact there’s
It will not do everything, but
BATTERIES
To Insure Maximum Enjoyment from Radio Outfits an Absolutely
Dependable Storage Battery is Essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
67 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
LegsofGenuineLamb 38c lb
Delivery.
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PHONE 1405
A. F. Beckmann €9’ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
FREE DELI V DRY
Quality Groceries and Free
WW
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef
Plate Corned Beef
Stewing‘ Veal .......... . . . : . .
Specials
Bacon Squares .................... 20c
..... .Sc
Schultze 5 Thursday
14c lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
Itamt'ord.
Dex-ten,
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
Westport, Black Rock,
3 Rump Corned Beef ............ 18c-22c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
loath Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street
Brldgeport
The Hamilton Shop’w'
iThe New
for June
Will Be on Sale Tomorrow
49 Wall Street
VISIT OUR GIFT DEPT, 2ND FLOOR
VictOr Records
m
Wetsrans of Dares Wars -
Parade' m Honor of Their
\Beparted Comrades Here
(Continued from First Page)
No 9 U S. NV. V.:*:Lieutena.nts Charm.
les and Duncan, 0: Frizzell, or the
American Legion.
Following the preliminary escort
came the American Band after which
came the‘Combat Train. commanded
by Captain Joseph W. Lockhart. The
Combat Trains equipment such as
reels 0: wire for field telephone.
trucks with machine guns; ‘rnotor-
cycle side'cars for despatch bearers
were all shown.
The salute was given the reviewing
stand when the men passed by. Bat-
tery C. with its men and its tractors.
his gun. and trucks then followed,
commanded by Captain Anson F.
Keeler.
The Grand Army of the Republic
was represented by a number of
members. Douglas Fowler Post being
headed by Commander John H. Bat-
terson. and Buckingham Post by
Commander Albert C. Clark.
This ended the first division. The
second division was headed by the
East Norwalk Drum Corps and includ-
ed McKinley Camp. No. 9. U. S. W. V.
headed by Commander J. Murphy:
Mulvoy Tarlov Post. No. 603, V. F. \V.
headed by Commander John J. Guar-
nieri and the American Legion head-
ed by Commander Raynor \Verme of.
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. There
was a good sized delegation in each
of the veterans outfits.
The Third division was headed by
the Boy Scouts including the Sea
Scouts with the colors, and the Boy
Scouts Drum Corps. The Norw'alk
Girl Scouts. of the troops were
present with their colors in the line.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer-
lcan Legion was well represented and
was headed by little Doris Day dress-
ed as a bright red poppy.
There were a number of small boys
who rode bicycles decorated with pa.—
triotlc colors. and there were also a.
number or decorated automobiles in
line.
Following the parade. members of
the Combat Train. Battery C and the
Boy Scouts gathers-d at the Norwalk
armory where a delightful luncheon
was served by the Buckingham Post
auxiliary. The luncheon consisted
of sandwiches crullcrs and coffee. It
was greatly enjoyed.
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With 94V; Average
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Cal.
in 1921.
Murphy Angsles,
Llomlwcrs of the “’illlam hchinlox
comp and \lclx’inlcv auxilinrv
goth”- “11h frlcnis gathered at the
(‘amp rooms in 10 Commerce street
following the parade where a delight-I
{Ill luncheon \\. Is named. The com-
Mrs. John ‘Rcrbmich. \lrs.
Nouns. Mrs. James Flynn.
Mrs. Anthony SlClm‘f‘l‘. Mrs llouard
.\‘. Gndt‘rm’: (‘lnrlcs l~‘. Gunrnierl.
\Vilila Cavalinsli. Aaron 'l‘. llnusol‘l.
(‘lmrlrs Parker and James Flynn. i
Douglas: Foul-“Jr Post. also lmdi
llll‘mlu'on ‘I l\\' tlzv- YV ll. C.
sisicvi of:
Harry J.
Sl‘l'Y .
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4\ 'mm .1 il‘ztl‘n prunisimis (“If this
s viiun :1. ' IllT‘."'Z.‘.fS pail :15: vim-s or
' 7's in :I {rate-lad. socirl)‘. orllwr or
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‘4!“ I‘m-t; u r shall 11:7}‘zlllllllil'l3‘ III the
:i'IIv- MI 131.1 pm :ll"'Ill of IlIII-s 1.3- :10-
UN“ r» :' lino-1 annual mvmlmrs a 1:1):
lax upon thr- amour.‘
lblll. shall pay
iifl‘
I Iilll'lili‘lll :41 Viv
{mill 1.}; such l'lli‘lhru"l‘,
no i:I\ :zpuzi the amount paid for
llli‘tlllw.‘:‘sllln."
Su-t‘on M2 of ll:c .10! provides that
cwry person receiving payments of
~lII--s stall enlist-1 the amount oi" tax
illllIOSf-d, Tho person recoivinr: the
ions is required to makn monthly
l‘l"lill‘llS. There is a provision in the
1‘I'-_I'.‘ll:1ll<‘xns exempting certain extra-
I r linnry assessments.
‘.lr. Smith said the collector of the
district in which the club is situated
is suppose-.1 to see that the tax on
duo: is paid. and pointed out that if
("inns rmu‘m returns last year'nml not
this your the bureau would naturally
“amt To know why the returns 'for
Ill-1’ current year did not come in.
“WARD SHOT PETERS
IN HIS HOME!”
(Continued from First Page)
to Ward's home at New Rochelle.
- \thn Ward surrendered on May
22. his lawyers stated that he had
' against Wlt‘d
met Peters. who was demanding
875.009 blackmail. by appointment
that he drove with him to Kenslca
Reservoir. andgthere shot him in self-
dense aJterl Peters had threatened
him with a pistol.
Th newspaper report now under in-
vestigation quoted the man alleged
to have been wounded by Ward as
blackmailing plot. it was not directedl
—._..
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o
LEON ,AGRANOV
' new Watchmaker
Repaiu an kinda of ,
sins- and mental:
Watches and Clocks,
«Also repairs Jewelry
All was. Guano?
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mittcc in charm of I‘m» luncheon 0011- au- Iord ior tilt distame. It
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agriculture, was 311860.949, while the
total value of these mortgaged farms
was $55,781,194. the ratio of’ debt to
value being 32.0 per cent.
saving that although there was a‘
best Results.
the Indianapolis Specdwny
cord banking
M u rphy
lace at
cxowd of 135,(t10.
S :8 1100111 cash prizes.
The ti; no “as 5:] T :3“: .S
«.ng of 91.48 milts pt 1' 310121.
was
in tho llistor} of the (”‘Vi'llt
a...“ --.. -.- um”-..-
Los Angeles Man Smashes§
I.
SI‘EED'WAY. INDIANAPOLIS. May _
winner of the French Grand Prix '
won the EGO—mile automobile g
won .
rm ax-cr- ‘
,a world’s ,1
the E
1
29-31 West \Vashington Street
All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
a
that a. winner led from start to finish. 2
llnrtz. also of Los- Aug-Its.
gmishmi .w vmui. l‘oz‘ar laps I"‘~£lll‘1d Blur-
pliy. Hat-t2 won $10,000, Eddie‘
ilrnrnw- unis. third.
Murphy drone:
Liltll 'pl' Hit iruii .“I’. the SI: ”'2 '11. ll lltllll~5
. it throughout. 1% lli-‘I'lt (mix lino i
:mps during lllt" unlit . 1' Illlltfi. t all;
lllllk' to change tires and I‘vpleuish his;
fuel tanks. Murphy was lorllzl'nllc in‘
not having any motor lrou‘txlx. It has
mnounccd that his total winnings. to- ,
gelhcr with cash prizes and money"
llarry
:l. W III-.Irl-ulldzv 11100..
11 um :I II 5501 y L‘Ulll}';‘.l1lt 5 would
Hall‘) 5:"; o. ”0“. i
i{.lpl1 In 1’. Ilmu. :2 former “‘llitl-H"
(111d licltlI-r 01' the ru-oni
for Iitv (IIS’IHIYCV. tilzisiurd I‘ourth. Jules
liilinalior, (irixing I‘or Ora Hal?“ was-
:-l:‘.1. liillxlgtior's own 6::1‘ was forced
= of ll‘lr rncw- soon aft-r the start-
‘- :I lit ICS’. :I whorl.
cvr 1‘. i .
was 1
“in III‘Im‘. Mummy sluittul‘ml
made lg.’ llz- llulmtl l'l 11-41}. “52:11 ill“v
I'Iixrrc-«i the distance in 5233;44:51. ut-
IIII .1\!Y‘1‘j"'.‘ ""1 0d of 53. \4 miles 1-..1‘
iltllll.
CONN. OWNED HUMES
MllRlfiAfiEl] 41.? PE.‘
\\‘.\Sl~ill\'(}’l‘0.\’. D. C. Max 31.-—§
The department 01' cmzlmercc an-
7 that the total ziiorlgago debt}
llULlllCt-S-
on ownui llOlllt‘S and farms in 11195
st: to o' Lomntticxm .ucorliiug to the
co Isus 01 19:” “as $116 3117.5“. ’0 and
the total \alluc ot the mortgaged
homes .lllII farms was $468.131..‘IS9,
lilo mottgage debt thus representing
41.7 pI-r cent of the total value.
Rented honks. tenant farms. and:
farms that are partly owned and;
partly rented. it should be noted, are ‘
not included in this report.
The total number of homes in the
state other than farm homes was
259.568 of which 99,363 or 34.4 per
cent were owned by the occupants; ‘
and of these owned homes 63.836 or
64.2 per cent. were mortgaged. In-
formation regarding the value of the
home and the amount of mortgage
debt was secured from 42.586 or 65.7
per cent of those mortgaged homes”
The average mortgage debt of the
homes for which mortgage reports
were secured was $2,781) and the
art rag» value was $6,460; and on the
basis of these averages the total
mortgage debt on the mortgaged
homes not on farms is estimated as
S12‘7,4s6,921 and the total value or a
such homes as $412. 350. 795. The
ratio 0." mortgage debt to value is 43. 0
per cent. .
0n owned farms the total mortgage!
debt as r>ported in the census ot’
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
. Kendrick & Chase Garage
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
BRUSH B
Your Shoes
Your Clothes
Your Hair
But Don‘t Forget ;
YOUR TEETH
If you need a new tooth brush ’
just stop in and let us show you I
ours. You know the better kind.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St, South Norwalk
. , r H
IIce, Charcoal,
VVood and
T tucking
l. 3“; I
Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at—Law
State Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Send ItonBooklet on Patents
1115 Main st. Bridgeport. Conn.
Radio Headquarters
We hays. a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15. North Main St.. _.
TEE HORMINS EllCl’Rl; CO
SPECIA LS FOR Ill
WEEK
Full Wright Condensed .3
11
Swift's Prom
Extra Fine Pork ..... i=3:
Toilet T155 .63
A. STUL
24 Cottage St, East ll .
ium Oleo. 240
.. ., ...
Ii'tons
lute Bodies, F ender
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All :1..-
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48 Chestnut St. Pncne .
I
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Old Friends at the i
Price
The Old Well' oc Cigar
the Perfecio Bouquet.
at me.
te rin on Old W
No pr'I'gey eIIIt'egtlIII .
made at that uric"
If You Were Forty
Years
aperience we; 1d have
you what the
BUSINESS
COLLEGE ,
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tenth
is teaching hm“
p.eople That l5
how.”
Many of oilr Dim"
are business , Edit-’31 Ill:
write “I
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concerning 0‘"
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