vRead the wt of 15 Du! Mt. ...... .2 is. the winner of the ' :' llle Evening Sentinel prize contest. ... Ion. “Whet dolly fee- Sentinel do you in. UK? replied. "I tmhlh. . The Sentinel is its un- ‘.'.. « . nuke it u. better psper .11 2;: \i', ... rncelve the 85 gold . m the suthor of the r upon calling st the iv. - males oi Evening 8on- .-.. \ary ITCIUL Th. Con- .l’lleil alter scenning the ..\« rs received to the It daily feetures of The .7, ~-:»: do you like best?” \I- l“ TCDHCI to “ll. q“..- . 1 . 0055311 to “ION. I. . f the Content Editor's ; until they could be ..«r- L' . in scrawling‘ school- ”mi: as well so those .. maimed thst the com- ‘ . ..rtlly appreclsted. . - n} and 'Dolngs of the 1., most popular. with young Dorothy e lop u:»l Home Town' with remedy in heroine. re- - dozen votes or prefer- I‘éifif‘ was heartily com- r City Briefs. Editor- = Ugh praise, especinlly .r . .e, which were eepecinlly .; :- :m :1 whose enswers were . ,' .1; Vernon. the movie pa _~‘~.npping with Humane." ._ «in the news list! were .1 2: of one enthusiustio _ l-Mt ever!" . .;-..:.ce 0! the Sentinel. due :1: speed press end im- 7 up were not forgotten. 3‘» 3 “Mr" wrmlonod by several who ,. Hum-or: of especial mer- -. ._ \Ing. Such u great . I’IL‘ncd. meny of which -u::l1ble form nnd con- .~ Contest Editor regrets . print sll of them. ‘ \ l' lnity News" . ' :-~ ~t of all, :y in this town - 1 . -. road the Sentinel r : i enjoy it sll. v .\ wander Trombitns. 6 ' \' mm. «. z; of Mrs. R. Houghton of » \xrmw. East Not-walk, was: '~:’—zl:e newo >- .1le Jews—— ‘ial remark ' day or old ll the ark. mmes in line ~:= very fine. 2 Vrrnon. too! :r rules do not ') ‘ says. prohibit "I like every part and "oil his euist~ ’ Samoan-Ask Contest Billion—He Knows °9 The M8 lonttnel beesuse for so small en amount I bsve news tron: uneverthewerid. Goodiuckto'l‘h! annual—u friend of the Sentinel." lfusluehousn of ”mam: rites. “We 3d better" few ‘3‘. W eon enou' .——poexns b! Berton Balm-tho "Notes nnd Comments" end thnt duly laminated ottitudo M M “me u I F. u. Jennings or Quinta"! V'flnteresting articles to over many touch pieces in lite. Mun Turek of 41 Seuvlew Avenue writes, “In my opinion the best dsily feuture of the Sentinel ere its instruc- tive edibflfls. tho interesting. for reselling picture sections and. slang humorous lines. Dorothy Dex-nit." . Hi? Corp! Hills of 21 Highland Avenue writes: "I like the . none." And contest spirit. too. ‘For euoh of these daily features show Whet our Sentinel can do." Another verse written by Miss Mills’ tulle pen is: "I like The Evening Bentlnel's new developments every dey. And it'- s “booster" tor Our town in every sort or wny." An eorostio by Mrs. Edwin 0. Dress, 1! Bette Plsoe. Eest Norweik. numbered noon; the best snswers re- ceived is: Service 0: News . Of Reliable Worth: And Letting Keen like View Every Needing: Improvement.— New Growth— Soon Emolency Notes. Thus In Newspeper Enterprise Lending! John Gloeiser. Belle Island, South Norweilt. esys. "In snswer to Ques~ tion No. 10, I say. 'None. every ten- ture being equally interesting as one would only iind in en up to date and modern paper." "H. M." writes. “I like your fro. turee in lighter veln.-—-Jeen Vernon’s modem Thoughts. your certoons and comics—A good psper all 'rciund." Maths. Wilcox 0! 12‘ Washington St'reet, writes: "Shopping with Su- "Woman out! the home. But wherehthemen‘thetosn live without cooks?“ Ills. Lilo. G. Northrop or “Elm wood Avenue. seas; “the m Service ee'mio osrtoooo bring to Joy 3m. ohssing‘ out gloomo. Ls side to diges- tion all good nights' red “A oer~ toons will do this best.” Lucille Bull of n'Rowun Streak Rest Norwuk. writes “Token loom we" is the roost. interesting testis-s to me. Forwhstiemerereeitben what is unwanted here seen nights" 3.1.3“:er Itfipe-lngfireetsub- milled the following enewer: ‘The editorinis oaer wonderful tood (or thought. Shopping with Slimline re- flects Norwniks' business nativity. The Sentinei’s mums pegs exords one Entertainment. dives-sin end instruc- on." These end my other answers. oil of merit helped to ranks the closing question of the contest one of especinl interest i’or those who looked ever end Judged the entries. . In cloning the contest. the Sentinel heartily thanks its readers for their interest shown through the medium of the thomnde of answers received. and for then- uppreciution of this con- test as n novelty to reed with the day 3 news. Russian ruilrosds ere improving, only he." the locomotives being out of commission now from din-spur. end Engiund, postpone rho at not- 2 : sq. fgftdvmnm a»... evolving sheet «seam. mofmmmnrderuueeeua . Enaoeermnmmm loom ’2 7 . Row for; “W“ m M m. HetetGueet-Q‘Isthereweterinq 8: WW Jet continuation mm?" mammal. euihuoderw teaser—immunised thermos W ‘ Wood“ tnsroornxsdnotenhoursgo.pwh public opinion on the U m , edoptpoflovtortitepresentoti‘uui- ,7 sitloning only omi ell-end} mined. . Gel-moo! ohm to hope tint W sum shell medium und bring shout compromise in deadlock between ‘ France and cement over. Ruhr cool deliveries. » Bin. sdvioestonondos'rtmeessy- thet Rush hes decided do sell five eiuees to the AmylaheisOermsny in event of erased rm ugeinsr Frnnco. Frenco reveels thet m on eoéiaea to adopt more ooneiiietory ettitude in” the Ruhr by declurlun' tint de- faulting Germ-m con! herons will be simply manned tor triel before ‘ court-martini. thus evoldins settle! urrest. Psi-is e-erte thet French, Bets-lug and Itslisn Governments have issued orders to seize timber in the old oo- cnpied region on left bank of the Rhine. ‘ London Times denies-es tho: Ger- msn cool operators. in reply to French 10 South Main Street Buy Now to:- Present-or Future Use ‘ l at STERLING LONG DISTAN 2 HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk Tenurge'rruehetYoanmioefor-Allxindsotm. tetion; hdded Vans for furniture Work Maln Ofiee, 26 Concord St. So. Norwalk, Phone 294 quYmmmwmsmnmsMum .Receivershi‘p Sale FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES, LINOLEUM AND BEDDING _ (Everything Below Cost), I GO. CE TRUCKING ms STORAGE — run DELIVERY *0 0! H .... .. «1-,... .2 251.00 val. l'nll‘ . ulsl...t_es_s-ueo WOIIEN ’8 runs AND CHORDS ll, 120015. $6.60 val. ...... rs-.. s e o -. eurrm -‘ ‘ H.110rs Reg $2 vol. l'dl!‘ . .....ssuseoeeo- Pi"?- $5. 00 value. lair . tango-eels. WOMEN'S on? nos: $1.00 WOMEN ’8 m m“ 98c WOMEN’S um rum I MANUFACT " E $10,000 Stock STARTING FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK 0f Men’s Women’s and Children’s EVERY PAIR OF SHOES, SLIPPERS AND RURRERS IN OUR STORE NOW OFFERED IN THE MOST SEN- SATIONAL SHOE SALE EVER CONDUCTEDIN NORWALR AT PRICES. EERETOEORE UNHEARD 0F All colors. 8200 781: Pnir ............... win». rm AID. Beg. $7.00 value. Peir ......... . 69c , onoibs . --.}. 33m oxroms WM’IMW SHOES! SHOES! —— for the Entire Family +SH0ESISHOES! t‘ , .‘ ‘ wom's roars um woman's men anon: am more ' unit's use silos: 03°31” ' , 31 k d B Since 3 to s. - ,7 ' .. 19., B... “2:022:22. $1.95 E12223. $2.45 . Rifles?“ 79¢; “$23,222:- $2.89. “mm“ 7c.” . - mum-s oomeurrm- , 3 “limos-Ann , 2 Ys'sbuoonm .2 ”313mm ‘ m Ind Brown. Rubber heels. 7368 85.00vslne. $199 Box $2.50 voile. rm, $1.39 Pm p.e;s__-“eesbnees eoo $2.95 eon-sq .rmvmr-m- .t‘mmdmmrrx
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