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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 8, 1922 · page 12

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‘ is a trade name for a small
01 Anthracite. It is the same
~ other coal in grade and
ty. To‘4 use this size in your
’ furnaces and other heaters
-‘ " posSible, in fact can be
1 ' done.

' ' lurelto keep your ash pit-
" " Don’t shake the fire too
. ,stop when the first signs of
‘ appear. Keep a good body of

“ but do not feed as much at
time as with thenlargeasizes.
isthe only size of Anthra-

 

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' The East End Athletic Association
has put out a baseball team this sea-
son that compares favorably with any
other club in the city.» .Out of sixteen
games played it has won eleven. 81V-
ing it an average of .688 for wine. and
the team itself has abetting average
of .453. Out of eleven players. there
are but four who have :batted less
than .350‘tor the games they'have
played. while. the leading batter.
"Tony" Smith. has an average of .706,
with a fielding average of .999.

This team. beginning on Sunday.
August 13th, will ’start a. series or

 

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Ask any one of the better class of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied With their new houses a
few years after they are built._ He will tell you poor com
struction. _

Constant repair billsqmd the endless annoyancesthat so
often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to, 4
are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,
by forcing' legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI-
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction m terms
of durability and emciency to bid against. construction prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.

 

 

' The HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Agents tor.Bird 6. Son and JohnI~Manvllle Co. Rooflngs.
Sheetrock Wall Board.

the Lockwood team. the first game to
be played at Amusement Park.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' 'eoal now available. _’W e have
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WORD TO WOMEN

 

 

The East Ends have never tried to
sidestep a. game. either with a local or
an out-of~town team. and have re-
peatedly desired games with other
teams in the city. but have been una-
ble to get them. the statement being
made that the team had to be
.strengthened: that it was “too weak."
and that it was a “family combine."
because the three Buschbaum broth-
ers and the two Ireland boys played
on it.

“’itli an average of 9.75 runs per
game and ivilh 14.7 bits per game.
the team has all the' right in the
world to consider itself eligible for
entrance into any series that might be

FORD OWNERS *

Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x3%

Cord Tire a} $ 1 3.50

This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a. cord tire ever ofi'ered.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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*‘NORWALK‘S LEADING” DRY GOODS STORE

 

" ‘ ,Mid-Summer Specials in the
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- EVERY SILK WAIST IN STOCK
fi°now Gathered in Wge‘m Lots}? Ta—l‘asfiur Choice at—

. $3.00

SEPARATE SERGE DRESS SKIRTS, ‘Black‘or Blue, reduced to ,,,,,,
BUN GALOW APRONS, just‘the' thing for camp or kitchen . . .
SPORT DRESS SKIRTS, Bright Color Effects, reduced prices.
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' "OUT ‘4 SALE FOR 0 via) ed in kernel}: under the name of _ 1e, and tobacco. T131119... 1
‘ l a "city series" or a. "city league." Ben—A. kee . 691—14 « hay and live om-
THE DIEN . . el Ie lc Theer was still another objection to 132 East Ave. totally degtroVIlldl .r:
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Y 1 t d 0 allowing the East Ends topartlcipate Mrs. E. M. Kellogg. 507 5 a by lightning. Lmk :
ou are .ll'l gent 3 reques c, 73 North Main Street, South Norwalk. in any series that might be arranged, 66 Van Buren Ave. , ‘tion caused the b,"
pay a vmt tO The Man S , .. although this was not so loudly-men- I d e Lew ‘ rapidly mdmgefin" .,
_ _ ' r ’ n ‘ ‘ a ul’.’
“,0 H somedrlv between Au- dioncd. and that was that it did not Sa‘O ‘ , 1147-13 . .
. p5“! and 12th A «have enough of a following. so that 4-3 “70°dwara A‘e' . outbuudlngs. .
. , . . , ”"3 gate “”9“?“ WW” “°t be "9"" W'.w:tE‘.?n:w 2866-13 ¥C.T.A.U. DISCI‘SSIE; fifglfifls.
It is an unusual opportunlty M large. thus prelentlng the other teams he“ 0\\l . , ‘3. . .nv
‘ the men of Norwalk to Sllp- i liiotxliepfgsgtetl‘i‘Zfl Iefxiogagnhgé fix; Geso'sltL L333... Hill ”1'13 7 PHIL‘DFI PH“ .,
. ' . 7 V ' . 4r 4 ( ra“~ . .. n - 4 J ,
. .‘ the" man) needs "1 “ ear~ , lrollowlng. without a doubt an lnvita- c, H. Bodient. GENEVA. Ave. 8 (Associated Stand t” ".0 “‘ke’i _“-’
les.- 0 r S ar e lion to participate in the present “City 2 Blake St. , 1054-.. l.ress)__Thundcrswrms and sno‘vtrolal Alston-once lrnu »_ ,
We Wish ”Hit every woman l . - League 8"“5' “mm have be“ mm“ C. w. Peters. squalls nearly spoiled the lnternation- it “ ”0’” "“0“ imam”
'0 reads ”1"“ (’Olllll “tend i ° coming at once. Fine Point. 2573 all balloon race for the James Gordon -one Of. ”"3 Pnnmi'jll
.. . ‘ \ ,‘ ‘ ' f One advantage that this team has Miss Susan Georgetti. Bennett Cup. causing several early discusswn at today-y _
~ .8 ex enl. lumen kilO“ ma- : over a number of others is that its 5 [union Park. 73-1-1 landings. some inside Switzerland and lthat body. Delegatrs ‘. .
4 als bl‘lltx‘l‘ Niall men-and _ gamesigre played in complete harm- Benjamin \Vhone, s 14 others only short distances over the.)ia:sntchllllSt-:tst, Cunnw-nr»
-men W in know values will i r a (my “' ‘0‘“ wrangling “Nd bitml‘m'ss 3;,- Izartlmt save. 63 " frontier in G‘l‘fllall)’. ‘3" 0 9" 5-“ €5-
I’mee that this is really and i 69 horth Main Street, south Norwalk “Kl-“ling hctwccn players, and there Gt-Ol‘gc Fitch. “ '" Lieutenant “'ultcr Reed. American. The convention “5‘" ”1‘54 will.
' huly a “\‘l‘fllnnnivinn” event l ' .“re few times that “n umpire‘s ‘19?" :3 ltrusil Si. 555-4 reported landing near l'appenlleim. 30‘0an D0llllllvzll r‘ f r. mourn—i
. t . r, r, . , Phone 1340-1341 ,sion has been objected to. save whore Miss hilldred 3): Lee. Germany. Captain Armlnuster. Swiss. :Dougherty in the Catrclral. :f-zk‘gé
1“The Earlier the Better" . "It, might be considered a little '3‘“ :41 Cedar St. 2174-2 reported ‘from Kirschmg, Lower AUS-I
Lor tho sake or clean snort. whether Joseph _\'. Klaff. tria. Bfajor Oscar \Vcstovcr, Ameri-g ”C“
3 . -..~ :vinliliillg or losing. the team has rea— 44, Fort Point St. 1195-14 can. was heard from in Hungary. ,
.. lzct ml the umpire is the man who . . ’ 7 Qt - Til re a - ' d t l . l ‘d i' 3
_ , 7 . . {\Olwalk and .\. 1. a eam e rhmalnc o )1. mm mm,
3 ' “stello & 0 Meara dumb“ and ha“) sum" ‘0 ms dcci- boat. tOGaY Captain H. E- Honcywclh= c902,}?! R “BITE?
1 “0”"- . ’ _ ' . .. E s a FL‘ “new...
. . ‘ . — steamboat PI. 1080 American. 01k Belgian elliu. one . ..
21 North M8111 Street . l OllO“‘lll}: is a summary of the hub Miss Carolyn D. Bundle. French. one Italian and onn Swiss. 3 “To Mell er: Knew." , -
”It" “§'“"“’~’"“ 0‘ ”1" "WNW“ 0’ ”W :16 \VI-llstcr St. 22-12 It is supposed the five balloons yetj 153 Washington 8:. Se. Ran-hull
. . lazut land Athletic Assorinlion's team. J_ J_ Sou-berry 5; Co., to be heard fl'onbtrnvelcll nortlnvard‘ __
u l rocerles and Free lllcilllllllg inst Sunday's g‘nnie with the 3.5 Main St. 460-13 with 'llcttcr chances of making di‘s-,f SPECIAL SALE OF
TARLOV BRO ‘ “Tum Sox of Bridgeport: . _ lance than the group that was driven: BOYS“
8. .l . q illnycr. G. AB. H6. l:g 11113013. 353. 8:. Avme. eastward and encountered the worst: KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
. ml 1 ............... ‘ ......... 13 51 3 l .. .716 weather. , l
”TO'DATE C'GAR 37°“: v Delivel V. G. Pusehlmum ...... . ........ “.15 57 so 24 2 5 3 .24 .525 Verification or the distances shows? KNEE PANTS
'OLE AGENTS m i illllckmnn . . . ....... . .. .16 72 37 19 O 1 12 13 .514 that liaul‘ice Biennime. prlot oi the 696 Pair .
. .00" , ‘ . §]l(‘]:ll:lll]l ....................... 12 i: f: I: 3 .1; 66 ;.:91 French balloon "l‘icurdic." which; 3 Pair g."- "f """ ‘Sito‘lfin 52.0,:
1” li‘ .. usm lnllln ............. ,... S - .. . 6 WWW down four miles nest of ){or' lies '0'“ '
4 . . A. . Beekmann Q CO. Inc. S. lrt-lllllll .................. l...13 53 34 13 0 6 6 3 ~413 Hungary, is ahead thus far. A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
CITY DE LITXE ’ H. lrolnnd .................... 16 68 25 14 o 2 s 6 .363 .
.- _ _ Rowe ................... . .. e 23 s 4 o O 1 1: .348 DETOL'RS \‘rcpss . .-
BRIAR 83 Washington Street, So th N m 1k ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ M“ 0-”
m,” u 0 a Gwonough .................... 9 3‘3 11 9 o o 1 9 .344 :. SEVERAL STATE 120.11) ’
' "on 1‘05 ml pm, :1 Marriott ...................... IO 43 14 10 0 7 0 7 .333 h Si .
Ibo Celebrated Dunhm'a . G. Pllschhllllm ......... . ........ 11 35 11 6 1 2 0 3 .314 govern! dolours are necessary on9
roads surrounding Bridgeport due er V Ice
-' :mo Block Tel. 1581 . Team \vora". 519 "as 141 5 as 43 85 433 to higllw'lv cons - ' l
. . . ,u .............. -~- . — . . - . tructlon now und
_________________ ,_ _ - _ _ _ _ _ Tllt‘ 1.3..“ I"llll\‘ .. ll . d - , _) GERM “'a-v' ACCOl‘ding‘ to information r3"
-------------------- '13“ 0f 1;”- 1‘. .h, {Ii lCJC "1 an :ucr- ANS IN STRAW VOTE (T‘h'ed )‘Cgti‘l‘llzly froln [he Inghfi'av:
ANNUAL - I .‘ . .i.‘ m“ “ “”“e “d 3" 3""- FOR DRY LAWS LIKE U s commissioner's office in H m ‘
ALP oi 9.... runs :l mime. There “'t‘l‘t‘ ' ' ' a 0rd,
F S LYON '1‘ ~ -. . . , H the fellowing roads are under con~
. . (V m (‘Xlld lure llll.‘ totalling 190 ll-lscs ~' ~ ~ ‘ ‘ 1
' 20/0 DISCOUNT 20% in all. lln new leeu- ti . . Q I‘IEI‘EI‘ELD- 50mm“. Aug. 7.— SIY‘UCUOW Soulhnort t0 Norwalk. no .
JOB PlglNTING ‘- wflg 5 a W... {um ' "H’ 1‘ ‘1““50 '(‘.-\SS?(‘lniFd Prcssl.-——Tlle rC‘sulls or llOtOIll‘: ‘Vcsiport, shore road. detour: One Step from Corner
' . _ . .. . 1-, J.’ .I.i‘ . ‘_ , x . “ l
On EV ery Item In Our Immense Stock. macho"... one u. Ireland have New 0-. l‘rfhllililae‘: 2.2331352}: 31.fi33?;::‘,-‘ ESETWQEIEZZZ' 13,2222“ {10“} m," -
. Cd in (‘t'\'l‘\’ ,; _ . .. ‘ ' . .i . — : a . . (. a rave ; -
loath NW THE BEST F-URNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY one or "1";1~C‘LI;11:;\ nil:x (:12:er 8:31:31? lslil’:”lllrlnl;lritixv today {or dry. rule should go by was.- of Huntington,l 8 North Mam Street,
, Smith has “so I”! m every game ism": This {hall 0 tlat m the I nitcd States. Center: W'ost Haven. open: \Vatcr-l

 
 
 
 

 

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. will buy your household
rugs, papers, Junk Ind Ill
-hlnd goods. An you
Price according to the quail—
d the goods. A square deal

2811.1? P. MARIO!!!
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WALL AND HIGH

ed in. "Tony" has also the remarks-

‘hip record of only one error against
him. halving ll “chances. giving him
a fielding average oi‘ .999. The‘com-
plclc fielding :llt rages have not as yet
been compiled.

"Tommy" Rowe. the pitcher. who
had played ill six games. has allowed
all-average of but 2.5 runs per game.
The complete record of games play—
d. both won and lost. from the for-
:mnl opening of the season up to and
including inst Sunday's game. follows:

Raymond 89’ Son

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Precinct of Bielefeld.
qualified voters 12.62
bltlon and 416
made

which contends that Germ
13.500.000.000 gold marks
alcohol.

yoke of reparations."

result.

otillg was in the 'First Police
and of 14.069
6 voted for prohi-
against. The test was
by the. campaign committee for
ll-- German prohibition movement.
any wastes
annually on
“sumcient to shake on? the

 

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Kendrick &'Chase Garage

! relaunch. 017

AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING

13 Raymond Street
Hal-walk. Conn.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

A}. _ 7 - Ends got 12 hits. (1) E t E d t
_ - BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH . ...... . . 32c lb. “his (l) W e... .11? “$5115:
1‘ MR FURNACE HFES . , Games Played. W. L. Ave.
ARE Lom Veal Chops . . . . .. ..... 35c lb "3 n 5 '6”

= '3 LING -- - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ “'llllllpauk ............. 14-0

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. > 25.93 as 0 ea '... ........ ............. .. 2801b Orient;ox ............... 14.13 20-9

-‘ y . . Colored R . Z '1 .......... -
mwéfi , A , Stewmg Veal 20c lb. me..s..°:‘.‘..s.:::::::::. "‘5 l.-.

r . All Norvalk ........... -’

., , I) FreshPlateBeef...............‘..........Sclb. Algiers.‘t.c.s ........... “if:
~ 1 ‘ lRose A. C ............... 10-9
1 :White Sox ............ . ' 14-3
V , . §Soutli Ends . 6'3

no zfitagfugmt and Vegetable Dept—43 Main St —Norwalk All Norwalks ............ ’10-2

25 MARKETB CLO ' Algiers ................. -

l 1 BE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS Colored Elks . . . .1. . . . 13-:

n I." h , Colored Royals .......... 3-2

. I , ; , Cove A. C ............... 12-2 —
If? I": S ChUItZO’ S sanitary M k I _ W'hite Sox ..... > ...... . . . 5-2
‘ suin- matter with that a! e ( ) Em Ends

.W’ you ask and
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got 20 hits, six of ’

which were triples and three doubles.

39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk,

 

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bury-Wood bu ry. no detour.

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stroyed a tobacco shed and barn
owned by David Rioscs causing
,loss estimate at $3,000. The
ings were used: for the storage

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NOW introducing a full line of

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Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
welding Metals of All Kinds

 

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GENT ’S FURNISHINGS

 

At Most Reasonable-Prices.

 

 

9 No. me. St. so. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Sticks, bakes, Creams, Pastas
or Powder.

Every form in every popular brand.
The kind you have always used or
the kind you might like to try.
You’ll find them all here.

H. A. ME’AD

Prescription Pharmacist .
8 No. Math at. x 80. Norwalk, Ct.

 

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See Our Adv. m Tomorrow’s Issue. 8 “Ma's“ ””43
. ‘ e Percy .G. Darin,
- 15 Stuart A‘ve. ' 21.72-12
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