.{ delegation from the 'Rierropolimn
rim. tie
.‘lusv. am of Art 2‘ ere recent visitor‘s”
::12*. Mt B. Peraue
BLANK ETS
All We“ voting machlnes.
In Cotton 1216
‘ n l The Stamford group of
Lutmfl Grgagzz “pilffixrgmfiu 8 League members will hold a social
a o gathering at the» Methodist church.
V‘ BANE: I" Nrw Canaan. Friday. November 6.
EJ- Ko from 7:30 p. m. to 'J p. m. It will be
a masquerade analr. and all. young
DFAY GOODS STORE
people. when)”: members or not, are
Mahackemo Hotel.
Under 2222 itml to attend.
South Nerwaik.
ISIII. NEWS
22'.» vtlr‘
'5
..
-—1Vilton TOWn Hall. Thursday Eve.
$02.21! Democratic Rally. Mr. Archi-
bald McNeil. “2'. It. lmer with other
speakers.
The Protherhood of the South Non
.2: ll}; Baptist church will hold a busi-
..-
I
g (21' 'PTO‘
was b.2101 lobe-r 32 S p m.. at the home of the
‘prlsl'dr'nt Harry Bartram. 92 W’ood-
Iward aumue. South- Nomik. All
station mrmbers urged to be pruent an im-
.‘..s.: ‘n I.
k1“:
V‘H}. I. I'. I‘-
-. uh .2 ,H. .I .m- ndam-t.
...
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- er. 7-. «$2800
'VVVVV'V'V‘VVV' h; 22.: 2;? to 73 North V portal): lrusintss Is to be considered.
{'E“ 2.1V1'0‘ ‘0 ’leCS rtpmrf
.=.;...um t d 5. L. Berle-V James Roche of 195 East avenue
- 'was taken to the \Veslport Sanitarium
Ifor oxaminxllon yesterday afternoon.
VVVVH‘I“ ll. lzvynollls has pur-;al'tr-r h". had approached Patrolman
_ V . 3‘ lzurrltt awh- l-ra'zk l. Raymond on the street with
' ’_"" ham: “L' '_, _ l l): 2229! - thr- Gnu-mom that "c nemies were af-
:2 Swift}? lV 2.2:”...23112 5. d \l. tor him ' and that he feared bodily
v. 2 “Wm-9‘“ “m 22:22.5 ‘ “it'lelvncw: at their hands.
r ::-»m'}'
«Buy your warm: A! Donnellro
. on easy weekly payments. more open
14222111522 2mm 9 p.111
Thursday Eve.‘
llnliv, Mr. Arvin-
I'.l'2‘.".'l""r with Olllil‘
\Vl‘mvn Twwz‘. Hail.
IN ill-"Tulle"
I”.
2
”2.22%. -‘I.
hllhl "J' .‘xfl'
p241»;-
H. \V
Jnhn Slsaukhn1‘5é5‘ of Hickory Bluff.
“ res urn-<1: 2' last night at 8
... .
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:
.7. ‘
.2;»2H’~i:2‘_v~‘.
2 f' x 11- n' lack on Main street by
v». 2 :2» v? T' ’ Flam" 2: h . ,. .: (thumb-s Thorpn
.\ 22 ‘u Il‘uI.’ of lll‘: ANY-'- mr rm .4 w dun» z 22.»! spec-1mg. an-l'
(:rulv-E‘ In I'»_‘»‘ Nguf‘l‘ .' g 2'“: 0;" r. ’ .2 motor Vvhlole
4-42, 232v» ~t».»ur:nnnship 0! 2128202: an 0;» rat ‘lCr :25“. H0 is:
Inna: la 1- n rtfusm’l by robust-«l mnei r ‘rm 2'; and will have .1'
N‘s,
I'm-rd deliv-
I'.‘.rk. nr‘lr‘
nzwl man
walk and ma
nun was strurk
Han car and
wkr-l himm‘lr‘ up
"n 2? giving kl:
1,.ll'l
Norman}; Pongrt-L‘alional church
, 2 2220432. on \\'o»»l:2e-shay afternoon in
't‘ner‘» Motor.- mum of the church at 3
o‘rlm-k. Mrs P. That"): Of
Hartford, r-rv . “'omr-n‘s
(“onrrunllr . fxlixsionart: l'n-
firm of 0'f;llr‘.t:C!5t‘=lt. will he‘- tlfiu guest
.. but» * '2“! xvi?! address the INN-ting.
'i‘hc flavor C‘irrrle of the Kinz's
ilrnught- rs ha. -. rr-ccptlon to Mrs.
Impmfl,:'l"lt.15nr in charm
fit-gr-lrin:
I
2
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222ml
3? ‘22-'l"'“
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5—Harrls oC- Cans. That's all.
" COUGHS. GOLDS.
"‘HITIS. BTQ, USE
9 Pine with Menthol
Eucalgptoe
50c.
2.»: - '-
4JA."
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BY-PRODUCTS
V . The great business organi-
.1 .lIISOfl-POVVCH Corp.
South Norwalk. zatinn: of America make
their best profits from by-
prmluets. Success means
«1".
V. ‘7."~V* "r"1."" g”.’ 2""
33 saving the wit-fife. Adopt:
s! .
V " Zh‘z? prmciple in your own
; , s; iife. Put your extra money
(I , 3'! this bank instead of wast- k
.. (f '
2' _ ‘1 2225.; it.
'2. 5'?
a». :2
I... I",
2-. 5.2
2,. U.
E3 2-
l". - H 0 ‘
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2. < 0 t l .9 2 a (m
2‘" 5?
if: refet will be credlt- H. ;
n? .
K 112-322: Nov. Lst on
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f
‘ 2
13.22. 12mm
money depositedin.
rank before Sat-
' 32512022.
<1.
2
‘5‘“
mi“.."‘:1\i xvx‘vvrv-zvfi’v Van
1‘.
_ lWe Are Daiiy i
Norwalk
Savings
Bank
Monday Night
every inétance are able to recon?
mend changes that increase Vtho
meome:
.1 24,.
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a-..
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v
2-~
I Plans for the comm; election wet-6'
“Elma at a meeting of the Second'
Epworth Ward Republican committee held last
'ness meeting and social. Tue-Illa Oc-'
..; 22:.” w...- 2 r.~: 22.1mm! llz.‘ I-varim: zhl< a?! r: .-- . n .2: - u‘iloclx m‘
» . an ::r I-‘fflr‘i Jurlg'.‘
,,_,,.,...,..____‘ \ as“. ”r: f)
i .-r; 2 L: Wis: street re—i
. 1,. 4,... “mg m; The “(om-“2‘.“ Arm-avalalion of the
studying lists of security hollfings;
for our customer; and in we!!!"
V‘Vmaintain the seeerity, ;9
evening. l .
MONDAY EVEXXNG SOCIAL (31.138.
. r ‘ 594'
l The regular monthly meeting of the The Honda}. Ei‘emfgv n '81 VVclub
'Norwallc Girl Scout 0115:2213 Associa— 93305“! its meeting :25: lg :21 ..s z;
Hallowe en social. The 22:11 “as prct-
tlon ‘1" be held on Wedn av exen- tlly decorated and the music was pret-
flag at the home or Hrs; Munro at 8
oclock. nlshed by Sterling's orchestra. Sev-
eral novelty dances were introduced
'and a supper was served at a v‘ery ar-
tistically decorated table at which all
were seated. Hallowe'en pranks were
lindulged in and the excelling was one
that will be long remembered Wllh
pleasure.
The entertainment comznim-o con-
sisted of Mrs. Maurice Stevens/assist-
~21c a day for ten’months pays
for 8. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.
,
James H. Carpenter of 15 Sound
View Terrace. will defy the winter
winds with the help of an Internal»
luau-.1 Oneqnpe Hater. H. Ari-lege-
19h ha; the mm. ed b)‘ 513. Grace HASH” and Mrs.
, 'Charles R. Baker. Mrs. Youucs and
The Ladia' Aid Society of thr- First Mrs. Bates were responsible for the
H. E. church will hold its regular refreshments and “We d‘-’<‘0riiti0n5~
monthly business meeting in the and the hall, decorations “‘t-rr- cartd
church parlors tomorrow at 3 o’clock. for by Mrs. Harry Blake- im'l Mrs. El-
A lerge attendance is desired.‘ mer Havens. The largtr rumba-r of
. - 'the members appear-I i1! 1 ’«Jnlv'n
l ——Advem-e .- me Sentinel for the Near the close or 222.: mm: 22...: a
Belt Res—uh. hearty expression of thanks was ex-
tended to all members (22' 2“:
tees for the exceptionally
evening.
M13. (’3th:: Swarm v. -
at luncheon tomorrou _\Kr\~ 4
002222213:-
«.t3j(:_\:ll'2IC'
me funeral of Mrs. Lydia (2. 'nm-
stead. widow of the hole frank L.
Olmsteod. will be held at :3 o‘clock to—
morrow afternoon from the late home
at 13 Bylngton place. Rev. George B.
71 U rmin
uni-GS.
COX .VI-ZfJnClT l’ \TlINTS.
. Aceording to a deed filed with Town
,Clurk H2- rlwrt ll Sml h )eslerdnv. l-‘ul-
ward B. Calla] ~r has lmnsfvrrowl the 7-,... {chewing we” ;.. l.
310‘ "‘1 Wm mum“ WWW-'1 ”I” ‘6‘“ 24. 2922. List compiz. a
~lur2n and 1‘ hlvhe-atr-r properties. or- “Master 3‘. Davis. r..- E22233 .z—S
,iginalh svwl-Lt'o! ly mm m; a site for Uri-lgr-port:
32‘ boys‘ club to thv- 302w. 1k BMs' George v.1 Gard.“ I},‘;»Igrport,
C"""'1“" clasp. ,
" Bern? 11. \V’. Hams-.1; :2?”er 22.,
—_}Larrls & Cans. That's all. xxletal '5 working 122...: :2 . mouon
r: 5' '2' 1?
Plans for the campaigning among L :nfi;z:t:nc!;:ug:h‘ , .s. . Keck.
women 1222:}: elf-mien “I“; were marl-2 John Jamaica. .\e.. lane-12. heat-
last night at a meetlng of the Demo‘ lug device. .
cratlc “'omen‘s club helrl in the-V .“unk P. $13670 : )5- 22 haxcn.
Jackson l..ulloil:22r. “'all and 15222;? tx»“"rod
strm-L Mrs. \"lllldm J. Tram-j: prs- ' ' ._. w _ ~. .. “J (4‘
sivlml at the nth-ting: T‘Vv IV“ nut»: if°zzgir if: f ” tum-“m "
‘2 31,.” 1-. _ . .' I” ‘ 3h“ '
Sluggers warn lama ”.20 lb. 0.32.22-V' Sidney L'. } Torrian:ml (3)..
’ gush curtai.2 £32222 ; curt-.122 :2:.Zure:
Prank Strum an} C :Ll'I‘S .Ilrowzr. egg beater. ; _ .-.. ..
both of Spring H227. who win armsmi “73"“ ‘1' N7 “3‘ "W '"ur"
in East Norwa'" on» mum last ”'“kmg mu :. ' . . . .-
Wer-k for lntoxi mn “full I ml 33' 31:11:13..- "" LG“; "" horwmn. SPOOL
and full 005’s 2:“ .. in t!» downtown holder. . , ., .
court thin»: morning by Judge George: 3311” F- Gen-3312. “0091:1101“, j'bmg
' H. Yosbumh. The total amcnn: oi the . lmlflfer. ,
one to: each qu 324.42. 'l’fie two Albert P. Roam \Vinste-l. mock-
young men w.- r-s urbfstvd in tiw varigc,’ Desulb. _
hoarse of the» morning. : Alfred G. K222: .Valilngford. spoon
..-._...;_;. 'or similar .. .
-3ANNER BAKERY. I {23.3%}- ; “0." . llilffirtl. JO“ 0.
Try our cream puffs. mars‘hmallowrmanikin.
rolls. buns and biscuits. \1'»: have the Trade Karl-3.
best quality cake you ("an '52:}: .3 Mon-I OBridgepor-t l’ 2. Company. “Flag-f-
roe street. Phone 367. port. nonfvzraus f'intals in the
NW. . nu
I IIIIIIImnnmmu
em; -;
_ ported: to V f
:1 C0: Gill“! cottage. '. hfiaflh 9mm {35! night. The (“13893
r~~ ..... :5 c. . I renew: Georg-e- ami- ”firing lumen
3: Holy commnnioor. will be held at 263m Edward and Grace Homphfigg,
g; Trimtv Episcopal church tomorrow 14”! South Kain street. V
JOSEPH DAVIS ,1! mornmg at L~::.»- oclock. it being the V Th me bers of the. Trinit (‘ F S
- 1; F130 a! 0" M11 Swirls. , e m , ‘ ‘ y» ,_ .
fl (3 \‘AKHII‘GTON. STREE“ ‘3’ l I . will meet at' film cizmlzéoomys or.
' 50' NORWA LN. Thuo :l‘ices of the tax collector and ngmasuflm;nffiu be “an :d 210:1:
- assessors. in the Cit} Hall. will be open ' _V “£3535 021;: A btsineg In no.
' ythis evening from T to 9 o'clock. 2*: set} 5’
- ‘ , i I . with a. 2322; m- the rec-.204- Res 2 2.4;.
' - ' mar. S Lewis will follow
2. 1» {113.043 $34.00 $40.00 ‘—~Don‘t forget “Tome: of Moose-E . .
“a; ., imam Legion Masunern-le l.):».nee,VArm.i Spemlly m —lla.rn.s & Cam. That: s all.
,.: 8222‘; an Overcoat of gory. Haaloweux mgm, Uctober .21. I _- - {H
”'1 ~ . _ . —— V . . , _ Three yeareld Jane oriman. who
E; Qualuy and Semce «r 0.. 2.22 2.322.... m a... conung 253.0014 HA1 3 HOSE lives mm by parents in .2... Reel”
“L ' . _ _ felon on. and “-hit‘n are to m;- nee-r2” Building. W’askinglflfl Street, 2'33
. “2‘?” s “Flo m the hues on the» mating machines. are bemg For “fear with Fall and struck zinc} an 153$;qu by an auto—
' I? M ”W 0“? 01' the“? mill-S, 3“?" ‘t’ 1 "may Winter 535.5,, g momle owned by $223: 32222.0 «.2 :2
W ‘ ' W ' "' ’ ‘. ’ I Vv’oad ,st.’ t. and 090751th by Louis'
:: - »-* V‘- (“2} [Ir-VIP- - ti“ m 5 Yale Yonrmsky has withdrawn as a I p... t 3200 Ferrine 0:35:13 Lam? street. on lower
"‘- " 22' . lt‘ Ill - _) . . ;—. , . '. , 2 “i E and - , . ’ . 1., . .-
t " f ;. ‘l‘rnVIINfi ““5”" 2n ”‘9 3‘“ 1° ' gg .' we 0 “oshington street. resterc..._\ filter—
5. 2-, I wxperl, tmInnnE. 1.20.1 lluttcr store. in South Main greet.V noon at 4.28 o’clock. The chm raid
1" 3) you well dressxl. lm Harris. the other painting! 2:. V mm the side of the at“? She Was-
take-n over the entire con ro taken to the office o ‘2'. Charles
..,.:,. underwear here, too. store. ' . v~ I ogers & tevens Bohannan. where itI was, 2.3.13.1 that
. ' she was shaken up. mt not otherwise
The Registrars of Von-rs- wall bei injured.
a: 22w t'lty Hall on ednmday.f Norwalk . 8‘0. Norm _,._,,._
Thursday and Friday from‘ g to 4 and; ‘ , .4513: "no of Amo Ascessofle.
A COHPLETE ASSORTMENT 0F 2mm 7 m 12 p. m.. for the puVrpole‘ . Am“ Hahn-
ol‘ (.xplaining the Opel-anon oL the ,
Tompkins will omciate and burial will Thu} er of Hartford. m». i 7! l. Bl.
bi: in I281“: View Lemeu-ry, XIJW Cohurn. {president of the \‘.'.. .< Arr-
Canaan. soclatlou of the 0': 1.4.0223)
church. ‘ '
rights instead of
$22:me omens
form'
'and bronchial trouble. coughs. colds
é‘ToleY’s Honey and Tar is the meat
I
3
i
I
.pleasant' and efficient remedy
,Vcoughs and colds that I ever saw,”
Unites Wm. Jones. El Dara. Illinois.
i
For Every Goat om
oil-the Buy
$2250 and», '1qu
SPORT COATS
$12.98 and up
«- ’
acoby s
2224 Hum m,lsc. '
1122 Home of Gooecmm
of ingots. billets slabs. sheets. wire
rods and tube blanks. O
The American Brass Company Wa—
terbury. in nunferrous metals and
alloys and products made therefrom.
The W . Machine Company
Stonington t4) spinning frames; com—
bination doubling and twisting frames:
doubling frames; silk reeling frames. "
The Ton-install Company. Ton-222g-
ton. spokes and nipples for vehigie
wheels. '3
I
n...
12mm cmAnoz‘wmow
017 “I‘m C0.FOI:§'Dm{
Hrs. Robert Boyd Ward widows: of'
tl e founder of the Ward Raking Com-
nanv. died )eslerday at the Bitten- E
house Hotel in Pittsburgh she 123:!
90:28 there to visit "ll-er daughter. firs.
.L R. Hindman. and became ill several:
days ago. Her nine children ware:
with lwr :2? thernd. Her home was
in We Quaker Ridge section of " New
Rochelle. Her huslmnd died there in
”15, , v g
FRANKLIN SCHOOL AHEAD I‘S
. sanxcs.
I __
' In the when! swings collection
taken up in South Norwalk this morn:
lag the Franklin school exceeded every
other school in South Norwalk with a.
total collection for two days—Friday
and Morida}——of an men s ‘30.
The total collection for the East
Nth-walk anal South Nor-wall: schools
amourzad to over $90. This In one} is
deposited 121 2312-222.» banks. the 5023122
'Xorwralk Savings Bank. the Norwalk
Savings Sociely’ and the ngrfielé
Country Savings Bank.
2
PEOPLE'S CHO'RI'S
2 TO SING FAYST.:
The reg-Mar rehearsal of the Pea-g?
ple's Chorus was held at the High:
Sf‘hfit“ and; totlum 12¢ night at which‘
tzma 22' was announced that "Faust"
will be given on January 35112. V ;
Hereafter it is called to the alien-E
tier. 02‘ members of the charms. even-g
logs. for rehearsals will be Tn-mglayfi
Monday. and the:
meeting place will be at 40 West axe—j
mm, the home of Mrs. F. J. Morrison;
the r lirectors. w lilo repm‘rs are gale-g:
(an ..t the High school. 5;
Gauss? srcxxass.
Extreme change!“ weather dur-
ing Fall cause many colds and cough: -
For quick tenet lrom throng chest
and may use Foley’s Honey andfil’ar.
Contains no
prmtea on the wrapper. Largest sell-
ing cough medicine in the World. '
f0!
Stilisnn, Powell Coworation.—-Adv.
2
(JD-02ft keep money
or valllables among
your-house, office or
on your person. It’s
dangerous. Rent a'
» .Box in our Gibraltar-
' like vault for the safe “
keeping of your €312:-
1 ables.
A feW‘Boxes avail-V
able right 110221.332:-
Vmgs Account, cheek
*Epfiseopal (Eiocese
- noon attended by general
item who for several years
rector of Grace Church in New Yong?
«rill take over
work of the diocese the: is new be- ter scholars, abier interpreters 2m
, the diocese of Southern Virginia. and because he does not from time {a
3ehurch in which he :3 cm
I322 the same (me, 233% does he.
{a broafler signifimee, that of
Ily lme and tedlowship with on Chris
tians; -2223 who hm how soon the
smrent of God's spirit or m and
line may melt away the present but:
tiers and enfold us in closer sympathy-
IS BBNSECRATEII
Bé‘STOY, 0:1 glr-‘T’he'Rsv; D" and action. "
Charles Slattery “was consecrated Bishop Lawrence sexes: whesher ‘
b18120» coat-timer at the Prom-stag; bishop could be intellectually 3mm
of Blamehnsetzs at' ‘- “Is he not bound by doctrine. 1!}
”mt-‘98 in Tn'nitr church this I‘m Editions and laws. be said.
hundred: “Every man. even the vex-lest m
139mm?“ 0‘ the clergy 221121 1333 from? this: is bound to a main degree 5
fids and other dioceses. 315,th ‘iSlat- doctrines traditions and laws my
1235 been ammofhlsverytenure. um
“He is a wise bishop who knows hi;
the act‘heEown limitations and lets others, be:-
mueh <22“
in; performed by Bishop William he strike out into paths 9! research
Lawrence. . land discovery. He will giro to fit
The consecmm were Bishop Lawn. those who are tonal: and in earned
ream Bishop Beverly T. Tanker, ofteheer and sympathy For this. and
the m. “Re! Samuel 6. Babccek, sup; ume um cut his latest: mm 5
frsgan bishop of Massachasetts. D;- V; be may be called a conservative”: »—
Slattery was pmemed for consecra- trimmer; so have am the m
-. Manning of New York.
VVi‘htjunVceyVV B. Brewster, of -Qfmcw
:and the problems
fVShm-tly the habxt is completely b
opiates—ingredient: ,
tion by Bishop Echo—m S. {mes of;
New Jersey, and Bishop Killian: T}.
3
In the procession into the chuck
were the participating 122512695, 288
Velexgy from the mamas iii-o4
case and 65 clergy from other axe.
ceses.
Visiting bishops who took an ofli—
cial part in the serrxce included;
Bishop Thomas H- Davies of western
Massachusetts, Bishop James de Woltp ,
Perry of Rhode Island. :2st Bishop
.ne powers and duties of Va 22%;;
him
were dwelt upon by Bishop Lawrence
in» his semen. He spoke particularly
at the question of intellectual eonvic-f
tions. the problans of yeah, and the:
relaticns of a bishop to the poor and
needy.
He said that the congregation had
me: to consecraze “zc bishop of the
clutch of God." and that the church
or God was “far bigger thanmy one
church."
“A man consecrated bishop, " he.
continued, “is an administrator to the
MIT I'BfiAIIflI
So Easyto Drop Cigar-ewe,- Ciginr, w
Chewing Habit. »
No- Tod-3m: has helped thousands to
break the costly. nerve-
bacco habit. Whenex'er you have a
longing for a. smoke or chew. first
place a harmless Xo- To-Bac tablet in
gyom- mouth lnstéad. All desire
I
en. and you are better 0!? 21192333333:
physeially, financially. It's so easy so'
simp' 9. Get a box of No-To—Bac and
i‘ '2: doesn‘ t release you from all or“ n.“—
ing for tobacco in an? form, your
firm wm re- fund your money with-
out question—Am.
I
_—
IT’S ALL
l‘ric‘es have been lowered to get You to become a customer.
Qualny has hem 2222:2123er 20 have you remain a enstomer. '
Toe saxing is an mlmediate benefit
im
6; 2'. a
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
SGUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Home of Educgior. Ema-sen, Johnston & Murphy and Cantilever Shoe;
Vs'aumering along the ease o! moral '»
,precipioesdenoteanythmgmm
convention and formalities.
»»t‘he persistent mien arnes as
:m
‘livingomaflm.flitbeamamor
atteri fig to— .
v wil “2-02: a benefit (f laating satisfaction.
statesmen in the-2r day."
The problem of youth. be 8318;:
haunted the bishop adding:
“He refuses to helifle that the
smashing or convenmauues and mo
a reasonable reaction from an age '0!
Ami. yet.
thereisaiefiniee, seas:
behimithesednms. hilt
youngermfionmfiy hen!“
fire? 8”.
“Moment and W of a»
dent ldohmvhegoodndm.-
buttheremreguingfranm?
Have we a We goal W m
we are racing? W "
“In the warp and roof of 1 cm .
education. must be interwoven the
mystery and idealism of Chum
faith it the child is Mistaken. j
contribution to cm society and
civilization. . '
~Try a. Ciao-dries: Advertiseuent in
the Sentinel for the best, results.
van: m-
VOTE FOR
CAPTAIN
Edward C. Ginty
Resale: Dmic Nan-inn:
FOR SHERIFF
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
AREALPOLECEW'
52: you SecretaryGa'vt cf Fella Assn.
(Serra-3:22;: and liked: ii and
:‘f 65" 2 22' m at Zé.
.=::¢ Dttttd'vc 2: £5
“lawman
vomroa‘mm
VOTE
FOR YOU
W bile the splendid
telephone table for all the family
WALL 4% HIGH W
. _ ‘1‘ e have a male Yariem of
’VV2'n allwool, sflkanéwool,’ and.
qné-rement. ; -
.
BRIGHTEN UP THE LIVING m.
'othing makes the home more attractive thm NEW FDR—KITURE.
A new easy chair for father, a new ”H2129 table in: mother, or 2V
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE FOR EVERY Rm lN
THE HVOUSE'
Raymond G Son
FWERAL ”RESTORE.
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