Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 30, 1922 · page 12

 

m MAN’S SHOP

HATS OFF
FALL FELTS

is not a drillmaster and
fashion cracks no whip.

lists are not divided in-

”fashionable and unfash-

Mable blocks, but into be-
aming and unbecoming.

- Hat is only smart, if it

' looks smart on you.

”We spedialize in Smart Hats
and carry a variety of blocks
11: the most sought Fall
shades.

On Display All Week.

3.:Costello-& O’Meara
21 North Main St.

DOn’ t take it for granted——

that all structural timbers are equally good
factories, houses Without further investigation.
of difierence in ltimber as in lumber.

Giving you what you exactly Wa11t,when you want it, in-

. That 1s wh we maintain a stock and
sums SBtiSfaefion to you in sO Wide in is operation

There s a lot

(1 n r anizati
equipment so large an a Q g What you went backed by ’.

that you will always find here just

a service that has your interests at heart
’NO other kind of service could have huilt this large plant,

no less in service and supply can keep it going and growing
as it is. ,

Johnt-Manviile and Bird & Son Roofing:
Shoetroek and Celotex Wall Boards.

FORD OWN” * “‘ERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30:31/2

Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50

Tinsisnotsdieapoordbutagennine8flvertown,putofthe
standadllno. Thnnthebestvalueinacordtiroeveroferod.

S. L. Benedict

73 North Iain Street, South Nor-walk.

for warehouses, —

The Hatch 69’ Bailey CO.

ALICE Beans. BEAUTY L131". ..

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘" F. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
south Non-walk

Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F.1Bec'l’i'mann 6? CO., Inc.

88 Washington Street, South‘ Norwalk
non 1m DILIVII!

' NRMER KEEDIVE DECLARED

 

 

 

 

II"! a serum: 13m
Us will buy your household
“Is. rags, papers, just: and all
”ll-hand goods. « you
hm Price according to the quail-
..¢ the goods. A square deal
”In.

smur P. mom
, 32 Van Zandt stress
Wham! Goods Always on Isis

56 So. Main Street . So. Norwalk, Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M.

 

 

 

, ,Fairsex Costume Co.

(I Mnln Street pNorwalk

Mid-Summer Sale

CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERV, BRASSIERES
AND UNDERWEAR \

At Reduced Prices.

, 11 is' property.

 

 

 

 

 

‘L OUR FIXTURES
ND SUPPLIES?
AR THE
BE T THAT
MONEY
BUYS

 

,hsn you buy . bathroom or
' n conveniencesiagfmis plumb-
shcp you buy merchandise that

respect. We mvguct this
drug shop‘ along satisfied-
" y-afterward plan.

L RAYMOND & DEAN
"COMPANY
3 I‘ll: Hill Road. ,

. Westport Georgetown

Schultze’s Thur’szlay Specials

THE FAMOUS roams HAMS

Smoked Shoulders ...... ..... 17c lb.
PlateCornedBeef. .............8ch

 

'Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

39 and 43 Main Street Norwalk.
Washington attest and Railroad Avenue 80. Norwalk.

Darlen. Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport

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Just the thing to heat the bathroom, dinin rO
cool nights and mornings. Severaliizecsllinogtggilf.e these
W CHILDREN ’8 CRIBS AND OTHER FURNITURE.
e Specialize in small Sized Chairs, etc, for the Kiddies
CEDAR CHESTS~SEVERAL STYLES.

Raymond ‘ 59‘ ' Son.

FUNERAL ole-cross
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BO-NO ' >
The Guaranteed Liquid Insectm' ‘de. ‘

Kills Mosquitoes Moths, Roaches ,Fleas and 0th
' s er In L3.
Dislnl’ects Pleasantly and Dias sprites Foul Odors. see

my a. Can u: Bo-No and You Will Néver Thereallter Be Without 11. '

‘ 'Pint Carr: .......'........’.... 50::
L . QuartCans.35o
Gailanans.....-........ ..... $2.75
Sprayers ..... .~_-,""--"-"---"'-~

 

 

Alice Joyce, moving picture star,
heads the list of twelve “most
beautiful" women as selected by
Miss Neyaa. Belicia.“ the illustrator. ‘

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01.me [NJ-Jon’s

CAIRO, Aug 30. ~Abbas Hilrnl
Pasha, deposed ex Khedive of Egypt.
who has been in exile ever since the
'beginning of the Great War is des-
tined to spend the rest of his days out—
side the boundaries of his fiative land.
if the decree depriving him of all
rights in his native land is carried out.
The law signed by King Faud} and
countersigned by every member of the
Egyptian Ministry has been promul-
gated, restricting in \arious respects
the ex- -Khediv'es political, as cell as
social rights. .
The pieamble of the law sets foxth
the. necessity that the measures taken ,

der marshal law be sanctioned. These.
measures included the deposition oil
the» ex~Kl1cdive and thegsale of part of

of second lieutenants

animation.

by the British military authorities un- ,shail apply only

__.;wnnnnsnav, accuse so

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,\

111g Spec1als

FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

LADIES? SILK STOCKINGS—Fancy lace effects, white only. Were $5. Now $2.98
LADIES’ SILK- STOCKINGS—Black only. Lace effects. A bargain at

CHILDREN’S SCHOOL STOCKINGS—Our special values . . . . . . . . . . 25c to 50::
CHI LDREN’S SOCKS—Pretty colors. 3-4 length Were 45c & 69c. NOW 39;:

MEN’S HALF HOSE—High grade cotton, all colors. Specially priced, 25c-35c- 39c
A NICE LINE OF CHILDREN’S NECKTIES.

 

 

AMIY EXAMINATIONS. .
"The examination for appointment
in the Regular
Army scheduled to be held on Sep-
tember 4,. 1922, has been postponed
untuoa’o‘her 20, 1922. - . .
‘ The following listed schools In New
England have been granted authority
to recommend not to exceed fifteen
per cent. of the total number of
graduates of this year's class that
have completed the second year of the
advanced course in a. combat unit
or the R. O. T. C. and who will be
eligible on January 1, 1923, for such
appointment.

Norwich ITnixerslty, Harvard Unl-
xersity. New Hampshire State College,
University of Vermont, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Yale Univers-
lty.

The candidates designated from the
colleges listed above will be granted
exemption from the entire mental ex—
These exemptions allowed
students thus designated
to the. examination
23, 19-2.

graduate
orderei for October

I“. NUS 1,1701% BI. [LINN G
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Some of the prorisions of the law
RH“: '

(1) Abbas Hilml is not either nevi
sonally or lay intermediary to exercise
in Egypt any political rigl1t:. to 1105-;
suss or acquire 1111) title to any prop-j
erty. real or pv-rsomii.1o he desig noted
as the beneficiary of any \\'akl or to3
celled any $11111 of momy for some. i
1'. ‘3 All tin nmainh .g proper“ of
the ex-Klucii 'c is to be sold bv the
public cuslmlian dial the net bulame
hat the liquidation “hick “(311111 he ha]-
nuced nitVr 31331.1: 111 of 01 proxislous
for musmmiim. ' liabilities.

placed as l: is \Il 110.511
(3) 1-2,. weim: Hilton is imfvlbldlt‘ll

to the LR" ix‘llnlsVe. Should be con-
tr'uxenc ti: is 1m. he will he (Oltdllctt'lI
immediately to the: 1‘1011tiLr under the

direction 01' the m" cutives.

GRACE WEIR WEDS
HER THIRD HUBBY.

HARTFORD Aug 30—h “as
learned hen tmiav that Grace \‘Seir.
01 this citv, Well known in the musl-
cal “'10 id 11:1. contracted 11e1lhird
maniage on .‘mgusr 18 when she was
nodded l0 Laurence Vt alsh “ho is
said to be the New England lepre-
1H3 )
Marhine Company.
Miss \\ cl: 5 :im husband was Johm
lloagiHiml of N.“ York a million—
aixe whom she mauried after she had
gained prom: neme in the musical
.woxld and later divorced. Her next
matrimonial \emure was when she
became the v. 119 of Anhui Hammer-
stein, son ol‘ Oscar Hammerstein, the
famous New York impressario, whom
she also dixoreed. »
Further details 'about her latest
mariiage could not be obtained at the
home 01‘ her moxher in this city to-
day.

PICRIC ACID TO
~ CLEAR UP FARMS.

 

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.——Far_1ne1'si
of the country this fall will be able to.
save hundreds of thousands of dollarsé
in clearing their land of stumps. in

drainage work and in other efiorts

requiring blasting, through the use of

picric acid salvaged from surplus

-war explosives, which will be dis‘

tributed by the United States Bureau

of Roads, it was annOunced today.

The Only cost to the farmers who:
may obtain supplies or the explosive?
through any state agricultural. college1
or agricultural state extension serv-
ice, will- “be a charge of six cents a,

it in cartridges, and in addilyon", the
small expense “Of transportation. _ -

' r WOMAN or 99‘ nice" ~ ' «
Ar'ru'rNAM HOME. :

 

atotalling. $660,600

is 10 he .

\evV Y'Oik Talking _

pound for drying the acid and placing:

“’ASHINGTON, J‘ 11g. 30 -- Funds
. have been author-
ized by President Harding to enable
army engineers to begin construction
work on the Wilson‘dam at Muscle
Shoals.’ Ala, on an extensive scale,
pending use of the s? 5oo.c~oc appro-

piiation hV' Congress which becomes.

availatlc October 1, it was announced
\ 2‘ ste‘rdav. , 1. _

ClDENTALLY
BOY AC HOOTS SISTER.

COLCHESTER. Aug. 30. —Mamie
Foams, 8,1a in the Hartford Hospital
as the result or being accidentally
shot in the leg by her brother Stephen
yesterday. The boy was exhibiting
a repeating shotgun to a. friend when
it was discharged sending a charge
of bird shot into the girl’s knee and
tearing the flesh from the bone.

WW
HOLos MO‘UN FOR MURDER.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 30.——Coroner

J. .J. Phelau yesterday found Hugh

Mann, or Mo‘un. criminally responsi-

ble for the death of Edwin F. Bailey,

of Pound Ridge, N. Y., who was shot
by the former during a quarrel and,
died at the. Stamfojrd Hodpital, fromt

 

 

shock exhaustion.

The coroner sent his finding
State's Attorney Homer S. (Hinze: ~
wile will make a finding llilllrr'ii
transmit it to the New York ' .
authorities that they “lay pills-grate

 

The wonderfully refined,
pearly - white complexion

»' rendered. brings bacilli:
appearance of youth Re

/ min are instant. Highly
antiseptic. Exerts a soiland
soothing action. Overfi
rearsin use.
Send 15c. for Trial Six

FEED. T. HOPKIRS& SGN

elw 'crl1'0'1y

Gouraud's

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STOPMDISEASE

Coughs ,colds,spasrnodiccro up,

 

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0U CAN'T ENJOY LIFE

with a lsorc, sour, bloated atom-

sch. Food does not nourish.
Instead it is a source of- misery, causing
paint. belching, dizziness and head-
racism.
‘3 The person with a had stomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than permanent. lasting relief.
9 Thefighhemedywillauupon the
lining: of lhe stomach, enrich the blood, I
aid busting out the calanhal poisons
and strengthen every Bodily function.
‘1 'I'hclerge number of peoplewl'lonI
have maessfully used Dr. Human 3
[onions mm; recommended 701‘ all“
combs] conditions. odor the W
possible endorsement for L

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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK

‘3 Boxes Sardines, inPure Olive
Oil 25¢

'rea.......‘...........35cm
Jello, loose 1% II)

mnclnal cough should receive imme-
diate treatment, or moredangeroussick- :
as: may result. Don' tdday. Use '

Foley’ 3 Hailey and Tar .
undisputedly the best known and most. i
successful cough medicine on the market- i
It‘s wholesome and safe; no better‘
remedy Known.

John ch'me. Elhortcn. Gs , writes this: "I ‘
took a most severe cold and coughed night and ;
day. Kw.- zhrcat felt as though the. skin had ,
been “31°“ I used Foley” 5 Honey and Tor. ;
mica Sitter: began to improve at once and in %

do: my: I was as well as era."

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GUARANTEE TRIINK
AND UMBRELLA co.

NOW introducing a full line of
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices. \

 

9 No. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

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GRAND OPENING

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OPENING DATES

DAY CLASSES
Tuesday, Sept. 5
EVENING CLASSES
lenday, Sept. ’3

Merrill Business
College

College is located in in; i
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
97 Washington on, So. NcerIlk

Phone 314-2.

 

 

AUTO REPAIRING
WELDING

Kendrick & Chase Garage.

18 Raymond Street
Kermit. Conn-

mto Bodies, Fendert‘
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals 01 All Kinds

VICTOR WESELY
‘3 Mn; St, Phone 3561

 

 

. SALE J

Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE

123 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, ‘Oonn.

.Baruains Galore All Over
The Store.

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Old Friends at the on

Price

The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 100.

fitee on Old We?
Cigarsno I”lizlley giggthe best Cigar! .
made at that price.

 

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PARFUMS JONCAIRE
PARIS

We have added a new 1111 ‘
ported Toilet Specialties “1 M! m—
clude Face Powder, Taleum DAY
~Cream, Night Cream and Perfume-

T ese are exceptional 1:: sh 9 ,ade
mi y and moderately priced.

We £961 sure you will be pieascd

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H A. MEAD

9.. t.“ Pharmacist
3. 1.151532 30- ”Mam c:-