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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1922 · page 8

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rem. ,AY, AUGUST 11,1921;

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NORWALK’S ' LEADING ’ DRY, GOODS STORE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Askiany’on'e of the better class of building. contractors BERLIN UNIVERSITY 77 .

why so many people are diseatisfied With their new houses a _ , , , f ,

few years after they are built. He will tell you poor 001.1“ WAKMLY _ , ,
; ~ 11.3. [Ellllllllifl

Constant repair bills and the endless. annoyances that so
BE‘RLIN.-—.— South Americans are >
"past masters in the art of politicsfif

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' often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled ,
are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken ecoin‘finfily,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOO]? MA , .J

A148 and howlto use them, who see house constnrlsxftlorgi 1n ternés Sh

' ' ' bid 8 am 00 me 0n‘P1'8 - declared Professor wmlani R. 7 ep-

Qf durability Md emumcy to g herd, Of Violumbia. University; ew

York; in. a. recent lecture at the ni-

versity of Berlin. Dr. Shepherd'urged

‘ greater appreciation of the import-

tices that every honest man, condemns. Build for permanence.

, ' ance of Latin-American nations in the
The HATCJH & BAHJEY COO ' . counsels ot the world‘powers, discuss-~
~ ' y ing- the subject "The Republics of
Menu for Bird a Son and Johns-Manvllle Co. Rooflngo. . Spanish and Portuguese America and

Their International, Relations?
“0001* w‘" Board‘ The lecture was 'the first ‘formal
‘ ~ - event or its kind since 1914. It was
attended by a. distinguished company

min a trade name for a mall -
,fi. of Anthracite. his the same
' I our other coal in grade and
nun-lily. . To use thissize illyour
“use, furnaces and other heaters
ignite possible, in fact can be
. Ila-«lily done.
,BG meta keep your ash pit
dam. Don’t shake the fire too
much, stop when the first signs of

_ appear. Keep a good body 0
mibu! do not feed as much at
J he time as with the larger sizes.

9Penis the only size otAnrthrs-
Ifls coal now available. We have‘

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' ,‘TIie Biggest Bag ’ Bargain Y9;

_ 7 . Solidi Cowhide18-inchv Traveling Bags. Brass Fittings .
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wardrobe Trunks, some Trunks, Week-End Trunks, Suit Ca
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Of Solid, Leather or‘of Mething withLeather Trimmings

 
 
 

 

of some 400 B‘ersons, including, the

- A diplomatic and consular oflicers;

FORD OWNERS members of the governnment, and a

imposing list or famous educators-who;

lVogel. Spranzer, Sternfeld, Brink- \ ._ a ,W . - I
BOSTON BAGS AT SPECIAL PRICES

standard line. Thisisthebestvalueina cordtinewerofl'ered‘. Professor Shepherd was given a ' , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ ,-. ‘ ‘ h ' 7

American and Japaneseflmbassadors:
‘ number of noted protessorsrof the
Have You Been the'Goodrich 30:3V2
‘ have appeared in American university
This is not a Tchesp cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the mann. Sering. Hegmann, and Koc-
'hearty reception when introduced by

representatives or the Soy}: American

’unlversity. The latter comprised an

. , ' ‘ I tlecture rooms, such as Protessor,

cord Tire at $ 1 3.50 lFriedlander. Bonn, Brandi, Penck.»
bener.

Dr. Walter Nernst, Rector Magnificus

 
 
 

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‘ . V - . - i. - . 0‘ the university. D" .Shepherd ““1.“ , . _ ., -_ I
roughly outlined the historical dev‘el- "“ ~ , . _~"‘
Presents ‘ opment Of the Latin-American nations he stays, often for the remainder Of LTRDCK DAMAGES [“0 ‘AUT‘JS .
' — . . el I , from the close or the 18th century .1113 life- Being 9- M animal he ‘ 0N FAIREILLD 305” . ‘ ‘
_ when there existed “the greatest col- sometimes remains in the mines for v . - , Ar '
73 North Main Street, South Nomalk‘. ’ onial empire ever struck off'hy the ,‘20 years without seeing must“.- FA‘IIxFIELD, A“ 1:1'_ n at-
! . hand of man. the Empire of Spain”; \Vhen.the mules were hoisted‘ to tempt by two ant obxlcsfland ta
eW Decades upon decades, he said. the Kthe surmce and turned locus uponfirucli to item the road at lurncys

 
 
 

 

countries to the south of the “United 'the companies' properties sonsu 'ot (heck near a point where repairs
States have been nslected by Euro— them blinked a. bit at the sunlight closed hair. or therightsotrway. end:
.pean immigration and Eurovean carl- milieu the veterinarians looked them ed disastrous to the machines in-
tal. two factors which he deemed 'over they found their eyes were there valved and resulted in thc'.al'rest
fundamentally vital to the progress of ’and as good an ever. ‘ 01 Frank Miller. driver or the truck.
New \Vorid lands. . _.:. __ .___.,._..._.._' ‘ ' by Constable Hezekiah Elwood. .
These two elements have‘been re- ALLEGED TRAIN \WEOKER ‘ Miller‘is alleged to have attempt
quired by the United States to bring! 'l‘nuilulfl' '1‘0 LJ-J 15%ng ed to’ pass an east-bound machine

it to its present flourishing condition, q s . Au 114—Accordn . to W . min “"stward
Dr. Shepherd said. adding that when *HLLTUI“ g‘ ‘ “ whne a '3‘" ‘33 c° g "

 
 

mu not rub all r.‘
supenor M m

' Sand 15¢. h
Truss:

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Fowler’s Market

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they ad been obtained bv the “a ’the ooliceo, John Marta, 24 who gave despite the fact that repairs being '_ . f I C' -_
' ' ' ' ' ' - his home address as Bridgeport when made, on the road barely allowed. or] en a ream
New Cloths — New Styles Phone 1340‘1341 _ . , 3:31: acts?! sggtzsénfeéunlre or ”lose arrested in connection with van a)- space for two automobiles to pass. ' '
I C ,. _ . .. The speaker urged £493“, consid- lieged attempt to wreck a 7' freight The westbound car driven by 170-:
READY NOW f oration for the status of the Latin- train at north Shelton by placing'a picnic Mericurio or Fail-field was

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. American states in world politics. Ho ho“ on the tracks; is mentally do» bhdly damaged With a smashed
Forequarters of Spring Lamb . . . . . . . . . . 20c lb.

SEND THE CHILDREN

' ,. “"—_" It you cannot l
A childrul. “'9 “a:
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‘expressed the belief that “the quanu- ranged. rear wheel and minor breakage.
.tative method or, clcterming actual The police have been holding

' ’ to‘ nations as to individuals." ' inity 0f the place where the 013$th-
Costello & 0 Meara . 1

Professor Shepherd delivered :1 tion was placed on the tracks.
21 North Main St.

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second lecture the same «lay before Martz's home is in New York. accord-
tht‘ English Sminar. speaking on the ing to the police and he will either
wormectiml of Euros)? with modern ‘1)» confined in a slate asylum or sent
gcivilization. During a week's Visit in to his home.
‘llorlin he was the guest of honor at a. i

number of social functions. SCARTER RDLQIBERS

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‘HELP ENFORCEMENT l " , . t r 5‘ < We ml: 119
'TQDATE CIGA ‘ 6 very l . Tls “Ill of the .Galen A. ,Car 9 9
U ‘- R STOR' . . OF PURE FOOD LAW has been proved before Judge John F. ‘ W 933!!! 1°98 * sclci‘fillg
some AGENTS m l b I __ ,Keaung in y the Stamford Probate .. it! pure tunquns
‘ (Contined { 0 a t 3' gCourt. Afr. Carter's law partner. War- ‘ j , _
mm A. F. Beckmann E's” Co Inc 1 -' "‘~ " p B“ .... r H . 3
- CITY DE LUKE ‘ 0’ O gmom of the nutionfil food and drug the residue of the estate is left to the A D
4 I , v Inw, ]\\'l‘l0\\' Mrs. Alma A. carter and a son. . g
‘ BRIAR 83 H asungton Street, south Norwalk “HIPS Smmlnnlizml. . :Konnvth “7- Carter, are named V‘X‘ Pretcr ctlon Pharmacist
PIP“ Plan 1405 “Anothvl- illnlrm-mnont bring: :fl‘ml‘s in the will. 8 No Main St. 50. Nomalk. Cl-
_' nu DWI ibrought about is ilw' Standardization L The will of Mrs..Graoo ”F. Cushman. , '
I700 Celebrated Dunl'ml I inf rule;:unl H'flnlatiunS, which is wol— late of Dnrien. has been approved in THE SI ARIFORD .
{CORN-‘5 21”! Emir luv Um enforcement (in Stamford Probate Gonrt before i M,—
'mmo 3100]! Tel- 1581 t'ulthorltiw' hm 11g“ M” (hp 21! t . — - - ~ ’M
’ ....... .. ..................... :1 >~ - .. - .7 : numo- Judge l\t':lllng‘. The Stanliord Trust . f ' ,1 _ *
‘ - - - -' ---------------- ““70”- This Plan Of uniformity is (:0. is ”31111.“! OXCCUIOI‘ and {H9 pnfire A‘VNLNG “ ORBS 5 AUTO REPAIRDG’
' ANNUAL MID'SUMMER SALE ' gin-lug f"~‘““"“‘l “350 Mi the Nuiiunal estate, which is not large. is loft to a i1 WELDING
F S LY . _ i.Axcsoolnlim1 or flood. Drug and hair). Flaushtv—r, Miss Doris Cushmnn. 'l
.‘-’““N”*'- i” W‘” as W ewe-ml of Her- ' w- 119 Manhattan Street l ' . , ed; me
0 0 ON 0 20% DISCOUNT 20% {smaller organizations of tin-.59 oil‘ll'lals. D-‘VIH‘RY \I QV ' ’ . Kendan & Chas a g
‘ " i'l‘lle fvrmnlilm of these smalllv‘r m‘u'un- ~ ' ‘ .‘C. ‘ ‘ V . ’ v‘ ' _ mend 8M
JOB PlkINTINI} THE BngvegfiigérfiguVr Immense StOCk. . llznlinns l-.\‘ groups of neighboring! lnlvl G‘ls:::l:v:l‘§:tgilrghqudtrte- Stamford’ Conn. V Telephon‘eagz Norwa13 mycnnn-
F U l ALUES IN T \ Slain: is lmnkml upon as a \‘(q-y invor— Ethtmxl pg.“ 1 >11} of u} fcaungisinm‘.“
South NW 1' _ . HE CI'lY L1": finial.” “,1. promoting 09—0,“,nuilm' :Allstim-m‘o l‘hiou of :Xxxleril:a \at in“ — F—d
" ' ”‘1’“ “I“ l””“""n ”‘9 Males “17“ lonnc‘lulling se$ion of the orzrleiza-

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into Bodies, F e 1‘ den

8 2 new”, .. , lion's (‘On\'6nllll0n yesterday. Other
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_ ’ln-nn forum-«l. uml now every State is a. H Ms p] '1. 31.1 H: . Mri Mni - . . ~ I , .
«an A some: our. FUNERAL, mam-on. mm...” or or them. rm... down» ‘ vigil“:1.033323%; "ms. ‘ mm} “:3 High Class Work at Lamps, Repall'ed W1
Ito-I. rugs. papers. Junk us ul Made to Order

meetings. and many city oliicmls (ll-

4 I'l‘homus E. M‘Cioskey. halibut-y. CL. .
fmh‘nd 800cm Anytime you “Wm “m“: secretnl'v. ml 1m. M. 'r. O'Connor. LOWQSt Prices
h“ P1100 according to the qull- - ‘.\m only is it now easier to collect '

. _ lesion. trmisllrer. Selection of next
7‘ the 300GB. A new. GM lnfutnldllun on \‘lolations of true, laws. “Hugs mooring place was left ‘0 the

. / hut mon- study of food and drug-1,082.4 of directors
' ' ' ' ~ W‘ON‘ ”15 is made osilllc. .s . l '
m r. morn _ W , N v s w a...

__ laboratories of the “Bureau of Chemis- :BRID EPO QQTOR

.2 v." Zandt m \WL‘ 4;) try at \\‘ushington and at. the different 7“ RT P‘ k
' d Good. A'w."°n Ill. _. “ ‘ stations throughout the country may,
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VICTOR VVESELY
CALLED T0 nmmal. GUARANTEE TRUNK 48 Chestnut St. Phone 356.5

PAmenY, Aug. 11.——-St. Thomas'

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W - ° . tended a call to Rev. Donald Green.
I)- ' Mllgary and Police 21 “curate of St. John's Episcopal ,

O - ' Church, in Bridgeport. to become ..
59‘. B ' Darrad‘S in colk Are rector of. the Bethe! church. It is ex- ' . , ’
I" 1r S . eStroyed by Fire TOdaylpt-‘ct‘ed that {in answer to the call “'lli Now introducmg a full hue (\f
\ . ‘-—-‘—-—~ ‘ be received from the Rev. Mr; Green
‘ l . . (Confined rrom first base) mm a tew days. crew’s FURNISHINGS
d Even i . ' .- , . ,7 _ . ‘
(a ‘ h . f “e (lulu t know that them, is no . 0\'jerseas during the war, wé‘ée At Most Reasonable Prices.
'32 so 001 Jum’ “0“" we have some liretly good evi~ 1’31“"? “"10“ they lel’t'as well as two flabe? . , e ‘- »_. .
ence to tha - ' . .- , , ' 0 er arse buildings in. mm, f .,_I , .
f 7 t Cfltct m our sauugs department. quent explosions were heard_ I nris When you're suffering from 9 NO- M3111_St- So. Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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reported that. the irregulars have 'headache,

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The accounts of many he ' evac 't ‘. . . , - . - ' ‘
~ ys and "lI'lS who u“, 3“" Clmmfll- M — ~
I are depositors here have al‘readv shown a fine 1,0153 :)0:\5.thAug. “’4‘“ cmres‘ backatgggfiéch’e ‘ Old Friends at the Q!
- .' . ‘ _ 3 p n o c bail ' M u, tele h- . '
; increase \thl ough vacation earnings. Lug his paper This“: fronfrmt'he ‘ neurelgla. Price
' eadquarters of the National troops. ~ 11 Cigar
W . ' : m an other cause try Th Old We
m sun e are proud of the number of boys and gals 0' pain "0 y n e 5e d

...;‘ . gynyr - 5;. girls of N orwalk and vicini

_ the Perfecto Boll

ty who have savings

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- _ , at 10¢.
8‘ the matter with that accounts here. BIOSt of them started with . _the gaps and hem the. rebels on the [h . l 8‘0 3 ' l
’5" ea 00 ' 3““ IM . , One or two and a on n p ‘
. h rter!” you ask and $1. SO bring your dollar in and 0 en “’32:“ :irmoy “— ‘Mltchelstown line. 3 Could" no Molt-forming drugs ‘0 Mm on 0am
. . . i . . p an ac- 65 must, make their last , D 'Mll 8' Nervlne? M
13:30.“? family Seems to count in the. stand. There are" many dcsertious ~ "“9 you "'3“. " 7.° unnyaroflfl
Ask us that question of- ' _ - » .

from their ranks.:' by M'W mam“ mt prim
we huge taken a look at it .. , ———-—//

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we'll tell you its ailment : . I") ’ ' ARE’ ; i I ‘ V ‘ i ‘ i i I r ‘4 . J'V
- 1t. .. “.2 J , , 5 "f“ “L ”1.“: D. “SSS SPECIALS FOR THE. . _ . . ‘ _ , S hog]
at . HAZLETON, pa” Aug. 10,—Jrho» . 'L . ' ‘ r , . ., W2--- ” V ' Wm lSummer C
union e um, ‘ 1. ‘ '9 5 0°“ mine mule. which ordinarnv’ WEEK ' ' ALL IN AL ' - Session.
' a W Hill m \t; ‘ ‘0 o ‘ \ .§D'ends years or his life in the dark- ? 1 ' ’ i 7 '_ ‘ “’ 18 m VOW
” ‘ 2‘" alrflcld Count 1 m. w m: 5*: . * We think our stock c... .. ** Em“ m.
, I , s , _ Ye ' ’ ,
I /l ' y I: though he does not useelleijiyes. e ’ - excelled" . . REGULAR & SPEC
y (9' . . . & So wetennanam m we ,gnthr'aeite Extra Fine‘Pork. . ... . . 20c 1b. We carry a wxdc vancty of the ‘. ‘ COURSES
It 2‘ S avm B P8819!!! . ha‘ve . determined , following , ‘ . ~ ‘ ' . 1; best makes in ___________
. n I; exam nation t men 1 th nice “3‘ m1] , , , 7 . ‘ . ‘
I? 5;! '1- ‘ gs a 6 which have seen bringtlit to ..l'.lxemsur-.I x8 ed plives’ 8p .. , 150 how ALLKINDS 0F ’ Mel-11113115111955
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{i . l N i) 12:: spfliegfhsvvnxfivifi'fizfiicggfi‘r Macaroni orSpaghettl, 8° pkg.‘ HARDWARE , College‘ m,
I; /“ orwalk, Conn. 5; the Yetérinariaxis S‘eg‘rploded '9. theory : a. f ’ x I - v , ' nt‘ A ,_ 30‘1993 ‘5 ”and n 81-03
.1 sl 6: held by many fox-rye”. —‘-that because; " ~ , _ , ‘ . If you need tools, mole?“ P’ OITV NATIONAL BASNKNorwI'“
é ls] ‘ - l: \ he did not have any use :orhisryea ' : ‘ . . , , , v. . . " shelf hardware, m" anything m 7 97 weshlncm" ”" 4-2. ' ..
ll 9;. J , the‘mule lost ms sight”. , , . , " ‘ , ' our~line call'and; let asshow you ' Phone 3
. “if? KB - l The coal mine mule usually begins ' , our goods. ' ' ‘/

.life like any common farm mule. .’
t Once he becomes a *mine sworker.‘

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