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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 9, 1922 · page 11

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Coal
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Presents

—FOR—

FALL

(“nvering
— AND —

—— IN THE ——

21 No. Main s5.

THE MAN’S SHOP

, CRAVATS

j. .. 65c, $1.00, $1.50
Exclusive Novelties
Distinctive weaves
New Four-In-Hauds

COstello & O’Meara

 

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of diiference in timber as in lumber.

' ' ~ I . 'hen you want it, in-
lemg you “hat you exactly want, v. _ .
sures satiSfaction to you. That is why we maintain a stock tend
equipment so large and an organization so Wide in its opefi'adlgn
that you will always find here just what you want bac e y

a service that has your interests at

' ' ' " ' ' ' '. large plant, I .
lVo other kind of servxce could hayezbullt. this _. _
no less in service and supply can keep it gomg and growmg.

as it is. ‘

.DOn’t take it forgralited—t

' ' houses
that all structural timbers are equally _goo_d for ware a,
factories, houses, without further investigation. There ’s a lot

 

heart.

.T he Hatch 69° Bailey (30.7

JohnecManvllle and Bird .1. Son Roofing:

Shoetroek and Celotex

Wall Boards.

 

FORD OWNERS

Have You Seen the Goodrich 3bx31/3

Cord Tire at ‘$ 1 3.50

This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part 91 the. <
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever offered.

Benedict

 

73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Senatordfikfsvhiselds of Ten-' _
nessee, (wh'o ‘ is;mention‘ed as. suc-
' cessor to Associate Justice Will-
' hunk. Day of the Supreme Court.

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JOB PRINTING

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Quality Groceries and Free

Delivery.

Whether you

§ ACTIVE VfllIATiflN

PESHAWAR. India, Sept.9.~The
{efforts of police and military forces
have not yet effected any perceptible
{decrease ilfllie number of armed raids
in the northwestern frontier districts,
which occurred with. unusual fre-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

A. F. Beckmann (‘9? Co., Inc. A

88 Washington Street, South Norwalk'

non 1405

run pmvnr

quency during the past few months.

chart on each pa

 

Beau ’

fy your heart’s desire“
can b’e‘had by making
your Own, "domes .Vlifli
the help. <55.

j Horne Jollllfrlial~ Patterns
The attraCtive frock‘r shown is No};

— 3659. Very simple to make and suit—
” able for most any occasion.

 

sewing Or not you can easily make a
-7 perfect—fitting garment fi‘bm a Ladies’
Home Journal Pattern by following
the simple cutting and construction

 

 

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A wardrobe to satis-

are inexperienced in

ttern' envelope.

DRY Goons STORE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The Ladiwl
Home

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J 0mm it
Fashion i
Quarterly

Hts ARRIVED

See This New

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ONLY A DIME

If Purchased with a

13"

Pattern

Regular Price 250

 

 

A late report tells or ii bullet battle
.bctwccn a party of police and a raid-
ing gang in the Bannu district. Thel
police. only eight Jn’number. formed
ln'det‘achment oi‘ alarm-r party which
[was searching in {he Malfungi range
'of hills for outlaws known to be hiding

:there. This detached party was ani-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Fairsex Costume Co."

11 Main Street

Nor-walk

 

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Week-End Specials

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‘Dushrd in a defile by the raiding gang
iand had two of its number killed and}
:its leader severely wounded almost at.
.01“ first volley. ‘

 

ment by Coroner Eli Mix yesterday did

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SllflllllNli MYSTERY:
Nlll ELEAllEll UP

idil’fcrent direction from that to his
autoist
_\’O pis-
tol was found at the time. but yester-
day an officer picked. up 2L 33-culillro

home. An hour later an
found the lad on the bridge.

one at the bridge abutment.
One of the girls says tho youth told

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l The remaining constables opened} _ flirt Um;I “htllle mI tcalmp in 11.1 _. iii?”

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lire on their attackers at once. al-l xgw ”Avgx' Sept. 9_._A 5mm- 1* $1} ’11: 1‘0“: ‘1 \Mk ‘ ‘V >3_ 1‘0
though Without «:0er of any sort.’ ‘1 "r nu says it ”0““ c ‘

FOREQUARTER OF SPRING LAMB 20c lb.

ixltvr [ht-y withdrew. one by one. to
'some water holes about lhh yards
away which afforded partial cover.’
From this position they lit-pl thelrop-
pononts at hay‘tor three hours. Final-

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‘not clear up the mystery surrounding
.the death from a bullet of \Vlllium

'Augcslonowitz. a Lithuanian, previous—
. ly culled Augustine. who was found in
Va dying condition on the Jilddletown

 

 

 

 

 

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ALL SU PPLIES WE

 

 

 

 

 

 

.... .
The falruemk:

ol the prices we
charge for czzr plumbing acces-
sories please mightily the folks
who are in need of such conveni-

ence. The lat-t that we only charge
for our supplies
a bill for the ac-
tual services \"p render is building

an honest pr'tw?
Ind only render

4 iron? graffiti:
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for us a business that pleases us.

., NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN

COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.

 

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Fresh Killed Fowl
Plate Corned Beef ........................

Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable

Washington Street a
Westport .Georgetown

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PORK ROAST .......................... 25c lb.
8 Shoulder Steak . ........... . ............. 15c lb.
gRoundSteak................ ............. 32c lb.~
Sirloin Steak ...... '“ ......... 38c lb.

......... 38c lb.
. 7c lb.

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Department at 43 Maln St., Norwalk.

- Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk.

Darlen Stamford

W

nd Railroad Avenue.

80. Norwalk.
.Blaek Rock Bridgeport

“out in the iuqlfii‘y are stated.
add little to what the police had ore.
\‘lousiy said. \Vhen the lad was pick-

T1 = '
lagers, -- drew This enabled the 1”

poll-cc to l't-cay't-t: the ogdies. arms and
equipment of their dead comrades.

Lv. when ammunition was nearly ex- mum“ bridge- mte Wednesdav night we. The bullet prohahh‘hvume from
haunted? the raiders. rpm-mg the ar- The facts Which have been lwou ht the revolver plee'-tl up. llle corlnmr
“Val 0‘ Other parties of police and "il- ‘ ' g Closes ills statement at this point.

 

ill camp. The Cllt'Sl wound l“ 13' have
been the one to which Augustonowiiz
referred. Death was camera. the sur—
geons’belim'e. by the one in the tem-

 

Try a. Sentinel \Vant Advertisement.

 

3! . ‘2 _ t ‘l -
mid to carry their wounded leader to “ up ”u officers thought I“ had 'm

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on in a lit and hurt his head. At Grace
Hospital. a 32-calibre bullet wound
was found in the temple and a :32-
cnlihro bullet wound in the chest.
There was "no hole in the clothing.
The lad died yesterday. .'l‘he chest
‘.\’nl:nd $6011le to the surgeons an old
one. , ' '-I":‘£‘ak"~
The police found that the lad was of
good habits. industrious and well-lik-

tllv- hospital at 1553 Khel. where he
died til" next day.

The lulv or sniping incidents. am-
I'l.\llt"S and attacks on convoys. which
lllo- occupation of the Mallsud
(‘t'illlllfi‘ has not tvl‘miuntml. is a long
mm. «regular.troops. with specialized
ll‘.‘illll , lime not yet Men auto to
(At-nuns lilo raiders or. to prevent'
ill-'ll‘. l'mnl carrying out their long cs-

 

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LllvllSllml location. The l'aitivls' N“ R""'~‘“”." he 1"“ his émployment
.~.‘:..l:p..< m- “1.39.3.3 are meh. ;‘.‘n_ and wont to nonmp at llnnlam Lake. ‘
1.;1 mm] when they desahnl (Othe xm-lm- guardianship of Father lfinn of
Mums Mm}... passing unmolcsted St. Ttoso's parisll_ this city. \‘H‘dflt‘fi-
lili‘ullzfll thu- area of military occupll- any evening he left home with :1 chum
211.)”, in the pining they have to fear and during the‘evening walked about

—' VISIT ——

Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE -'

Something for
Everybody in the Family.

123' WASHINGTON STREET

shooting incident. while the boys were ‘

 

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with two girl friends. At 10:15 the

 

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. {whoa-Ts. illlll pursuit later by such chum wont to Brfinfortl and the girls

 

to their homes. Augustonowitz greg-
marked to his chum on pari‘ffi’g 1713'?
Till-s ml in.) 51.3% 0f the pursued. illO had a. "date." and departed in a.

m A SQUARE DIAL»

WW5 “We “1' "Makers and Police 38 m" be
lllllll‘li'tlly mobilized; Every advantage

Additional forces of police and con.9

 

isluhuinry tilt‘ now being di‘at‘tcd into}
I". la lsnmil Kuhn district. and all

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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CLEANLINESS

 
 

 
 

careful-y
7 race
amt-y methods of handling.
; Farms...”
“of your famll

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the purest and

 
 

,‘l’ol' one 2500. Store

k our Dairy Products means clean
“lag, trained milkm, healthy

' washed udder:
ptacles and modern

neuwman? héiitfi

. Order of us regularly and be our.

' as: DIARY paonoors .
n. WEMPE & SON‘ .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ell‘u'
Ilmfirlbll‘ Hills nre~bcmg taken to cons ‘

:llllt milling g‘angsto their own Conn-l
try l.}- ‘

tulle ill

56 So. Main Street - So. Norwslk, Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M. ‘

3rd ANNIVERSARY SALE

OF CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ERASSIERES -
AND UNDERWEAR.
Biggest Values Ever Ofl'erod—Do Not Miss This
Money Saving Opportunity.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES.

 

coming across the border.

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G in: 1C.\‘ wrote: cga‘riiL. Sept. 8

late .\«sterility?afternoon a ‘bolt‘

. of:
lightning struck

 
 
 

 
 
 

adding. to the disks they must ‘ digestive organs suffers doubly from
5 hot weather.

, W“.— . lhlur‘red ylsion.

ELADIES’ AITERNOON TEA ’ (tongue are almost certain to be pres-
' “UPSE‘I'WBYMLIGHTNING:“l.“"w‘m 4; mass or heat-producing

_ § Foley Cathartic Tablets .keep the di-

“ms”; g. , , . 1“ 5 . ' lgestive‘orguns active and the system
l in. freak elutrital storm heremt and fine.

:th'c residence of Dr. lhennedy; Albany, N. Y.. says: Foley

THEY ARE BULB BUT EFFECTIVE

 

A person with inactive or‘slowed dp

Billlousness, headaches,
bad ‘breath, ' coated >

ndigeSted food in the. stomach.

We will buy your household
Int. rugs, papers, junk and all
“Old-hum goods. you
have. Price according to the snail-
U ot the goods. A square deal
Divan. J
PHILIP P. MIDI}! E
It Van Zena: eel-us
lentil-hand Goods Always on late

 

 

purged of poiSons. W.'D.

 

 

 

in... t . . . . . _ 09-91mm" mm are mm W ”e”

J. Johan: on l.ellha\en .me Itive" Not habit forming Stillson.
nuc. It was not raining at the time PcWell borporatibn +Adv' "
and in: and Airs. .lohnen were enter- _ " ' '° V"
tuining gutsts on the lawn at ten". ' '

 

li‘rnsmonts or the cllinnley.~ \vhich '
was completely demolished: .rell ?o\»'er
the lawn. breaking a saucer in the
hands of one of the guests: who was
eating ice cream: ’ ' ‘7

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I21 STUDEXTS ESTER NORMAL.

See the New Fall Furniture
8:33:11 togggfuily attractive models in a. wide choice of desi

oom, Dming Room, Living Room, Den or Parlor.
SETS OR SINGLE PIECES OF EVERY GRADE.

Raymond. 69’ SOn

Senior Class. oi‘ .70 Makes School of
Almost 200 Pupils
. ' _ II————' ‘ I -

The Dunbury State Normal school,
with on entering class of one hundred

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

FUNERAL“: ”IIICTOROI — and twenty-one enrolled thus-tar. is

WALL ‘ID 3: ‘ ' ‘ . :,-_. ' , . g , - b°asmlg one of the largest incoming
.......... ' _. - h .33 8m Iciwm . Classes in the history 'ofuthfi" ‘schpol-
' """""""""""""""""""""""" Th1? number is,co‘nsidera,ble of an in-

- - - a- ,, crease over that. offlasr year; ‘which

with aboutseventy membersgflwa-S lPStl '
double that of the. yegrriigreviousy Most
of- last «year‘s Juana-glass returned.
this yeargwhiclgmth 1193: addition of;

several new meniifigr ‘1 fiakésrasenior
Class of about se‘t‘oitiy. 7 - -. '

.There are Severgiggxiéfii _Nor'w;1lk' in i

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Chicken Dinner for Sunday

 

SPECIALS .FOR _ THE

Extra Fine Pork ..... . 206 lb. ,
Quart Size Bottle Ammonia,

Sardines in Pure Olive Oil,

“_'Toiiet.:Tissue, 7 for . . .". . . 25c

WEEK ,

 

 

9 No.m St. , So. Norwalk

GUARANTEE TRUNK i
AND UMBRELLA co.

 

Now introducing-a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHINGS

At Most Reasonable Prices. ,i
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25c.

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the eutering class: ' . Bruce,.Aiice
Burns, ’ ‘ ' ' ’

 

Fruit, Soup, Olives; Celery, Roast Chicken With

. 2 Finkler, M ~ ~ : . ,
Dressm , Green Peas, Mashed Potatoes, Pudding Rose Halasirf‘jfzggszfigékfif331:2:
01‘ Ple- COEee’ T“ 01‘ Milk; ' " ' ‘ ' 7 . I°tt° Jalrvis, lddlieiineilfrendergasf.

Helen Preussel‘.;'13'6rothy Peterson.

17°53”?! Ruddgn,«Annie Sullivan, ‘

MRS. HARDINGWSEMOUSEzlvmn. I

WASHINGTON.~ Sept. 8.——-Serious

complications defielgped in the illness
of Mrs. Harding; " ‘
dent.’last nighf, b'

1? abated” ‘
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wife . or the“. Erosi- _

 

 

 

magma; Mum

Katherine- fighlenmwMildxed .

 
 

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“and;Wineé

'Can Be Foundin' This Store.
xe'gs Anfsizeurom' 5 cats. to 50

A Good Stock of

Cider Mills

7 PIGSSCS i 5 * “

 

Gal/got Right; Prices. '

 

made at that price.

, PARFU MS J ON CAIRE

ported, Toilet Speci
elude Face Powder, Per
Cream, Night Cream and

Quality and moderately priced.

, -_ gal-'1‘
with them. stop 1“ and g” a
.1116.

 
 
 
 
 

cHlEHTESEEésflE

HE DLAMOND B
%n l'llls in Bed Ind Gold "’2
- his. sealed nth E's: Eta.
Take in other. Buy at
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EL.

50“) BY DRl‘llillSlS El
OPENING DATE

DAY CLASSES
Tuesday. 53F?» 5

EVENING CLASSES
Monday, 56:3. 13

Merrill Bu sinu
, College

College is located in W
CITY NATIONAL BANK still

97 Washlngtcn 31., So. No
Phone 314-2. i

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AUTO mum;
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garagt‘

hone I17 13 Raymund semi
Tu“ lentil Net-walk. Conn.

 

luto Bodies, F e n dert

Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order

Welding Metals oi All Kiri:

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. ‘ OR “TESELY
flgggiut St. Phone“!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mat-0‘”

Old Friends at the Old
Price

A ‘ ' and
Old Well ac Cigar
Tillie Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

-' ell
No profiteering on Old Wm
Cigars. They are the best 01%

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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PARIS

"We have added a 119W . ‘ h
allies “'lllC‘
Talcum. D"
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line of “‘1'
in- ,

2214'

These are exceptional high

- ~ ‘ :24]
We feel sure you Will be Dl€3~

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

{Refine

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~ mot-2n enamel.

 

 

 

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