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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 10, 1922 · page 5

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To KlWANIANS menu, which are going on. , like to see the Kiwanis Club throng)» -portimpromt; ‘ ~ , , 7 ---- _ . " 'e v . «7‘ g 1 = ‘ ; " I 7 ‘ .1 g ,_
. no“. will you handle the situation. out the United States si‘lnd on. It is understood that military plan? .0 ’ ‘ , ‘. fl .. _ -_ . ," 42 SOUTH MAIN STREET 3 ‘
' ..-..- ‘ You have the answer in your hands. Now gentlemen I no not know concern-lug the, Near East were dis. , ‘ . , A . .. ‘2 ' ' ‘ ' . l *3 . w. 7‘ ’ ' “ i; 1
lmmd From Page One) 1 I. was mnowmg 35,-. Morgan ‘ghac whether this was the morembjecticussed again in the British War once. ' ' ' ’ " . ' . .7 ‘ , - , 80m NORWALK, fc’.
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.. xw'rv douhiw. “5 09‘3“““8' .lulged in much godd natured “josh- Note With New "Demands ' , 2 . ' Y ; ( Viz. - A SWERS 01‘ Tan. Built ‘SOlid. ‘ Kreider’s wk?! guaranteed all
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. also adianccd a. few ideas for serio Conunuedltmm - ’ 7 7: ..

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s ,l rmpocmlllo margin 0! m . life no I was this morning about French steamer m“ which is'due With 8.36 To and Sulpha-
may oouimuniiy needs a 105 o‘colck when Jim Donneliy came at Marseilles next Wednesday. , , When you darken your hair with
i M ”m“ kind. If the V01. into my/ office and informed me of LONDON' Nov: 19",“ one in 5 Tea. and Sulpher no one .can7
“Ma" mmm ’5 "mm“ away it t ct that 1 was to be one of the England ”an“ “in" “heal" the i b use-it's done ’30 natura‘ly so ,
pt {will men going into bug- ‘cq‘kae‘fi; a‘ this luncheon, situation in Communoplg u mr'tel we“ ‘ this mi-X‘Ere
"m”: ("r ”we“ “r "’m'ssxw‘ re forcibly till“ or wom‘ The new: “’1‘” trickled gen 11. at home ismussy'aud trouble...
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i t m b - Shoes on display. Dr. H3133 ‘ : ’
. h ‘ . fiver Mm". that since the uoginn n8 0 near Chanak has been or a. vague some. At little c you cue: uy at ; . .3. - , ,7 ., Foot CulmreBab ‘Grand .7... , ~.
‘N.,Hl.ht.;‘l;m‘0;gchn'dowlr: :3: th(- worm the Jew has Mule-'3': 2:: nature and the air is tun at disquiet-'31:! drug store the YMY'W‘HFB DTED- ‘ - ' . ‘9 ,i‘ ,, many other. reliabllremkesinx .. - .31"
mains-so that goes to mail handicuppclh Bert Marga!) -m to talk ins rumors. - ~ “nation. improved by-theadditi'on or C E ' ' Y 7 2 V V ‘ . ’ r. _’ . < ‘ 7 ‘ ' . . -' ‘ O. . a.
g m. m the bigger cltlos notlf'w-l of NW fact that he "3-5 Eda. . The Daily News has a. report thaliother ingredients called ”‘Wyeths Sage . ome orly—Sizes Lp to . ‘ 7 95¢ AFOR‘SATmAY ONLY . 3.7 i
" , . ' _' about a week ago and he t°° the Angora. government. has asked the‘and Sulpher Compound. You just ‘Loloxtmtr YOU SAVE I Your choice at. .. —. , _ _ . ‘.
"““ owm‘mg ””0""! \s’k-ok's vacation {or the puma“ 0‘ Soviet government at - Moscow 'dmven a mm °"‘°°ft brush With ' ' " . I ' 1 2.45 ...
:4 :‘l-‘of‘lt grim timt‘.‘l»o"lm:: prt'lluring himself to gge 1131;? gems: whether the Russian'Boishevtki “Willi“ and draw this through your hair, - . f c LOOK mgr Emu saw .‘1 , 3. l
> h :. n . s" “ ' ‘ ""‘ ,ani this able mm W c e “3 ,_‘ adhere to the Russo-Turkish mflkary‘mking one/mail strand at a time. ‘ . __ ‘ .. ‘ ' , _. ' ‘ 0
"”"""~ ‘m- b ‘ H H’llw'rl'll to It")? 504:»; m (mum “1‘3 amgtmgammthe event of war.” m By morning an gray hair disappears, ”Black 0? Tan Bum“ "gm“ Man} Sample Fans“ 9:.
. 1 Want ‘0 l‘ “‘5 " , At first 11 en 0 * mp0 oscow had re ll - and, after another a llcation or two, ., ‘ 1 o -
0 as Now as i poggillly 'honor to talk to you On 90 3M)" 3 flrmatively, but the cormpontfenetdwahfo your hair becomes :egutiruily dark- WEAR A RED GROSSVBUTTON. .:.
- m.” "”"5' " "fl" “0"" mumllm‘ “"1 “090" second thought I filed the dispatch understood thatenedv. glossy and luxuriant. ‘ ' ' * , ‘ ' W ’0’
Ikrory time that n Custom-Illccidcd that it isn't, necessary tdr a such adherence would not take thei Gray, faded hair. though no dis- . 4. ‘g _r. _ .Q‘
“Mk,""ds “” 0m" t° a imam '0 k"°“’ 5° “3” much w Speak 10m 0: lama-om tothe'l‘urks-as'gmce a sign of old age. and as we ‘ . _ ‘9' ' i ' 3
:. "“‘j.""§,(3fma“? $13.": 2m you. so i decided to uccept the gesszviet fear that this would amect‘au de'sii-e a. youthful and ‘ attractive so ‘ ‘ ' , 3 _, ‘~ ’ .. ‘
- w . . . . -- . "honor. u 's individua ' ' " ' " " ‘ l '
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' ‘T‘ "' ' , ‘ ‘ ' 1": m idea. and it is a goo one, on“, news - . , 7 7 ’ , . .» ._ : 1 . . , ._ , , ‘ ‘
.. , ....” .. ”WWW“ “We the “a m Wm WM :«zoozoozweowooo». ‘ . . 'at“:“2“!»:W»:“:~:~t»z”:~2”2”2”3”3”
m .1 m-mul’arturer places aim...“ his ideas and deliver speeches. - q 7’
61' mulwlw of this town, he is”. is it good idea. because it will give: - . .
~ mnnw which would. in ”10.9“”... man a chance‘ to bring Gilt 4 7 . , V ' t
“’ ”L; m 53“” him 1’0“” something that he didn't know was in * *S- ; > ' 3 »
him. and it is a good idea. for you » . a ur a , 7
l Volvwm We lmvr: is: the g..mwnwn to listen to everyone tell ’ 1 . 7 7 _
~ mum. The bulk of lms- ivlmt he has to say. what be known!} > ' z _» 5 , w .. 7
‘. .Jzillzrlon strr-nt. for in— and what he doesn't knO“. ‘ l“ at the - ‘ ' . '5 c , u E ‘s .1, '
. . in autos. both plvusure l-Zwry good speaker usually starts - ~ 7 . j . -V
' Kinny limos a. trolley his speech with an aplogy ”:3 “if?“ ' . . . . . is
-, .m. rv from one to five not belng a speaker etc. Fat or nn East Norwafl‘ CashGrme _ . .
r , lu‘m k the Wholo street and Dr. McGregor do not have t0 I y ‘ . .. _- .1 ' 7‘
' nlluloms-rs so that tlicy make such an apology as they are . SmauIflmSOfPork . . . . . . 25q 11). Fresh. Shoulders . . . . . . . . - 18‘: 1b. i
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r“ “M"E‘Tfi for you (or it and they make a living at it
'Z‘YU'FYI minutes" ride and they will talk anyhow because no-
" ”W ”my Pan llflrk in body can dispute what they are say-
”N'Y might wish to mg, ’
, ‘ Will have hopes for u or coursc i don‘t have to make an =
s ‘ rm Washington Stl‘t‘f‘l. apology because you will soon know i
‘Y‘ PTO‘IlCmS. such as that I am not a speaker. If I could a}
‘m-Mm: own all hours speak to you without thought and
i ~r=-l Sundays, for that prcparation as some of our lawyers
‘ ' V ill‘l' W'i'sonnl matters have done who have delivered talks
‘5‘ not be inn-rusted. her» licforc~for instance my friend
2‘ hivh we nrc proud, .\lr. Quinlan who has given you {i talk ,
m'lvh. nu xvi-ll as on tho constitution of the lsnitcd
l' ' who work in tm m. States and iis relation to the constitu-
' '3- ill flu:- shops lixe tions of the states or Connecticut,
‘ ‘-* my roll docs not Massachusetts and Rhode Island—if
‘ ‘l * l" W much. I took I say. I could talk to you as he did ,
n l'r-w llOii‘SpapOTs and have the thing go over your
whom our $120. in heads. why I could talk and got away
#1' ml.“ fur help for with it. I know. however, that you
.5 and out of town r~~quire more serious things from me *
’ i>‘ typical of tho than from an ordinary lawyer, but
gc-ntlz-mon I must confess that I can-I
. ,1.” at“ Novemlwr 4, not be serious. I never was serious in

 

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:Fi'esli Hams . . .2 . . .‘ . . . (256113..

,. Bread andfiButter. , .
PotiRoast.............20c lb.f

Shoulder ‘Pothoast . . I . 121/2611); Legs “of Lamb . . . . . . . . . . 35c lb.
Rump of‘Veal . . . . . . . . . . .L24ci'lb.’ VealCuflet .. . . . . . . . . . 35c. lb.

RoundSteak...Wflficlb. Pewter-Lamb 22cm. BeefLiver 121/20 Ib-

Sirloin Steak 280 lb} Rib‘LambChops nun-35615 Culver? Liver ......».. 400 lb.

Porter-house steak 306 lb. Loianb Chops 45c lb. FreshiPlate 8cm.

Hamburgsteak...... 14015. Ime’Stew ..........,150 13>. PlateEomedBeef .... 7c El.
7 80115.

rm»m ‘..........20c'tb. Pigs’ Feet Rump‘Corned Beef. Illa-£06 15-

ShoulderSteali........'..l4c lb.
Rib Roast . ‘ V .
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Uneeda'. Biscuits 5cpkg
GdldMedalorJones Flour $1.10 bag
‘TheFinestCreameryButter..................-.,....47c lb.
Oatmeal,FreshSupply,5fbs..........................21c
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour, 3 lb.pkg. .........._.....u 220
RyeorGrahamFlour,31-2Tb.bag....................250
Plain Olives, large bottle ............................. 100
Macaronior Spa.ghetti,72 lbsfor 25c
PureCocoainbulk..............2.................2001b.
Shredded Gocoanut . 100 1/3 lb
Ivory Soap,3bars ..206
Large California Prunes 19c lb.
Fancy Corn,2cans 250
Early June Peas 15c can
Pure New Orleans Molasses, 25c quartLGallon 900

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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..... _m,\'l‘-.fn. . ['3' red ,...............45c‘doz-
. . l. i \{j‘iilfflfi‘l‘:ffi‘:rfifi?:g i could talk to you on the League of Gua Rte Eggs . . o ‘ . . 0 r0 . . . . . ’ - . . . 77 '5
' ‘ ‘ Nations and try ‘0 explain ‘0 3’0“ as ' ’ ‘ PIII' ta ed A; V W
.- mm. l»- 1.? l condillrns. ‘ ~ - . . V r
, . =.:"‘))lv::::ll' help mire Mr. Hoyt has mm to explain. “by we - . : Puritan Hams . . . . . . . . . 308 lb. l ‘ l n She Bacon- " ' ' 1h.
f . ‘1 “It. ‘, “ and who); should. or should not. cancel the debt . , ' ‘ L
‘ ‘ . "' “ ‘ ”mg ‘ of tho Alllwl Nations, but what is .

m“, \w ummlly decline it.

‘ o? v‘ll nl 0 over your '
, m: It .. ° Y 8 24 COTTAGE s'r.
,‘ H 1mm in n town is a con— Speaking of the dog: of Great Bri-
"l‘rk ‘” "m"? “7‘51 H" is min. to tho l'nltcd States. I honestly,
film mmn‘llmlr» or to subscribe holime that we should cancel the , '
‘llrl of annllml "EFF-“Y" “'1‘ mom-y which GrPat Britain owes us. ‘
rnlmsxlllcnsa By “80‘9"?” 1 mid i will tell you why. During this
in: proilnsllimxg which 11an horrible war when the {min-d States‘
“PN‘Y- TWW‘O ‘3 a. Pro' loaned Grout Briain. all the money she ,
OVi‘lnt‘l'll :lmoni: rotallvrs could pogsilfly lend them, and we.
on: of Commerce to re‘fuse sent our best blood of the country to
in onv-tlmr‘ rublimuom“ m. slaughtered, we were hailed as tho‘
' programs. (-t(‘__ because "champions of the ’ world," and
--t loglllinnlc mlverllsing “snvlonrs of civilization." but now
H mm whcn we ask that country ‘0 give 115
, r 11:111.], the morchrmt is Nick what they justly owe us. we are
null. («Try on in 0011- l‘lfllli'd as “hard hoax—led Shylocks.”
, ' “mm” Work "‘Ch' for Now vou know that in that war Eng- 7
. Hm Community Clwsl. land has gained a great many new"
,. umwpm his sharr- or r(-- possPSSiOllS for the British 31m to
in such matters. at all shine upon. and it 'takes money to
maintain and police these new posses-
sions. You know that it tokes a

 

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opening at 5 p. m. and remammg open unt119’p2m.

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~ . “1°?“ M” °' "mm" ‘° 9““ “1" .1 ’*' 1 * EnrolimtlieReilCrossTalay
5 (‘onlllllmls but this I want to Prince of Wales to India. 0,. some oth- . H ; .. 7, .,
‘ :1‘“ LZ'SJLt’tY221’néiiarwni or far off country. accompanied by a 7 u '7
» SW ' ’ , 3’" half dozen cruisers and a. thousand _ - "g , ' .
L “ "bout it. we as PL BI‘IC sailors. and you know we are under a . Small Lean FreSh Hams . .. . o . . o . . . 2413 ‘lb. '_ . .H '
’*- -—-—--" great obligation to England, because , . . > . ' H
N“ WATER If we have ganja-d a flat deal through Small Ilean Fresh Showers o I o a o o r. 18c ‘lbo " li‘i "
this war. We have gained "Prohibi- ‘ s ‘ . ‘ ,
tion." wonderful "Near Beer," “Poison: Stacked Shoulders - - t o - o o . o O - 0 ' ' ' ‘ ' 15c lb’ 42 ‘ i5!
Gin." and Income Tax. and the boys ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ i i i I ..l‘i
KIDNEYS HURT came back With "01“.th Feet." I “an Fresh Pork tORoast o o o 0 O O 0’0" ' ‘ 333: is. I ii _. ~ , 3
really think We ought to cancel that Round Steak ‘ , '3 . . ,, . ,
debt“ o o o I a o o u c o o o o a s o o I o o o o ‘ “ ’ . . ‘ , . , , » , w
M . NOW yo“ gentlemen. “'ho are Of Sirloin Steak , , . ... ~ .250 lb. E' i‘a IQGaRS‘eut‘BwnS. .“OYOfC‘TO'Zo‘w o I‘d". o“ -: o'u". o. u o o o o o o o o o o o o o I o: o_- $ . . .V ,
n luhlospoouful of SIMS ‘1' M EngliSh descent. or are English-Amer- . " ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' '1" ' l" _ . . 7' 011! GAR 1m. ' ; sm
"mu m- Bladder beau-rs. loans. do not think me anti-English. . . . . ' _ , . , ‘ _> ' , , , . . _ . i... . a .
1 I made this statement because I hou- 3pm Lamb Specmls Native veal Spcaals s. H 12 cans Medacom° "' ' “" "bfiéfi'éfiéfi. ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' " ' a“ f ._
u h mom. may produce ur c ostly believe thaLnext to the U. 8. A., ‘ . , , ' f g ~ , . . ‘ ‘ - _ , . " W »
f\ \VOUOkI‘lOWD authority. Gr(‘8.t Britain is the greatest country Shomers spring Mb, 220”) «amp veg - . I s so I- o 246 m0 . 1 ., :2 12;; Cans:Cdar-burg"m ,. fl . ~ 7 n u o o- o o o o 0“. o o‘ I 9 or. I 0 5m 7 r " -
.~ us to be constantly on in the world. The British passpou. ' ' ~ 2 . . “...... 156 m I _ ' ‘ Q, " ‘.‘ ' "' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' 2 ;_ .. ‘-
Cum kidney trouble. held by any English citizen. no matter , . lags Spring Lamb ' ' 35c 35. Shoulder veal ' 1 ' N 0831:” (FREE. ’ ,

”A... do their utmost to free what creed. demands greater respect

. of this irritating acid but than from any other country in the

ll; From the overwork: they World.

an; tho eliminauve tissues Now gentlemen I am going to try

us the waste is retained in to be serious for stew moments. We ..

In poison the entire system. talked of a great many problems to

\‘le kidneys ache and tool be taken up'by the Kiwanis Club. in

.7 (,f “w; and you have sung. this community. such as the Y. M. C. ‘

H, u“. back. or the urine is A.. but that is an unimportant matter.

. ‘1; of slndlment. or the ‘I tell you what I think the Kiwanis

il‘l'llnhlr‘. obllglrig you to Internationg ought to do, it they

- " «luring ,tho night: when mu “Bat" 30“ OD I 19m 58 fuonm

. ...... headaches. nervous you walk, talk, and preach it. but the "

"In“... sleeplessness. acid .Chrlstianlty I mean is that you live it

... rheumatism in bad and practice it. _It we‘had Kiwanis

. . from your pharmacist Clubs of this kind in every city injhe .

‘. “um .... of Jmi Salts; “he United States. organized as a Christian .

. ”(H-3'”; m ,1 gm“ of Water Business Man’s . Kiwanis Club.. 'tiiere .

., ......9 ””011 morning. and would be no Kin Klux Klan in the

your “an” may act United States. It tho-Kiwanis Club
‘7 l'll'lxl‘iR salts is made from was 01'5““qu in every city ”1 thei

.,.._.,1 mm. and mm” j‘lice.ll7nited States as a. Christian Business: -
uilll ll’}ll{l, and has [millilhnufl5 Club there would be no "Hen‘

. 3,... “Him? to flush and ace" in the United sates, a. dirty

,_ . ....J: l, 1.: m.“ .0 help‘rotten little sheet, that poisons the ‘
:1. a. m. 1.. urine so it 1, mind of one man mind motha'. It

*‘ 'l wmrm- (,l irritation. thus there was a. Kiwanis 011133111378" city

:~ unmrx- and bladder a”. or the United Bates organized as a ‘

. Christian Business Man's Club. and it

‘ . l: in! \l“ ugh-o and cannot ,they would “VB up to the WW

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