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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1923 · page 16

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PAGE SIXTEEN

Be J syful

Now the Summer is upon us and .

our coal is going strong. If you
have some in your cellar you can
not be very wrong. Those who
wait for lower prices will not see
that blissful «lay till the world
has passed Inflation and is bound
the other way.

liigheSt wage, operators do not
worry—and the I’ubhc's in s rage.

Just be happy that you’re liv-
ing at this interesting time, in a
land of ready money. where the
dollar is sublime. where a dune is
never mentioned and a mark is
but a joke. where a man noti
worth his million is about as good

Yet the miners!
are like others, they desire the]

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The Ferris Coal Con

 

 

NEW ENGLAND
BREAD , l

Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily l
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS I

New England Bread Rye Breao "

Vienna Breed ’

ASK YOUR osocnn FOR IT
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In South Norwalk Most People l
Do Their Shopping

at the

MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.

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ROWLAND M. ‘BEACII 1
FLORIST ‘
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Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 8n.
BRIDGEPOBT. 00”. 1
Phone Barnum 6686-2

Ieeond-Hann Parts and fires to
Flt Any Make of car. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AWNINGS '
Aaron Kohn’s .

Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue
So. Norwalk ‘
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HARRY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT ..

79-81 Wuhmmn Street
Bo. Norwslk, Bonn.

 

 

 

F. H. BAXTER'

0 SOUTH MAIN ITREIT.

DRUNK!

"‘3' 30! Pm a any. Perk
Tutors. Green Beet. one Russell‘s

 

 

 

 

 

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March antable Prestige

Few organization! there are in any industry whose char-
acter and quality of service preclude the necessity for the
prospective buyer to inquire into the merits of the product.
Yet such a house is tha‘ of The Hatch sud Bailey Company.

The constant striving for supreme excellence is revealed
in the uniform high quality of its millwork which has gained
for us an enviable reputation for the production of Doors,
Sash and Interior House Trim.

The Hatch £9" Bails

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Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery

 

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83 Washington Street

A. F. Beckmann £4 60., Inc.

South Nowell:
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Schultze’s Thursday

 

t’late Corned Beef ..
doneless Brisket

5clb.
16c lb.

Smoked Shoulders ..... .. . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb.
Puritan Skinned Hams . . . . . . ...... . 27c ll).
DixieBacon. ...... ' ..... ..........22clb.

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Washington Street end Railroad Avenue. 80. Nor-walk.
39 snd 43 Hair Street, Norwslk.

Weetport Georgetown Darlen

Stamford Block Rock Bridgeport

 

 

 

Beneficial Loansw

Borrowing money the Beneficial Way has meant

. happiness to thousands faced with the n

paying overdue debts or of

obligations.

ecessity of

meeting unexpected

If you need money we will lend you up to
$300 on your home furniture at legal rates of

interest to be

choosing.

repaid

011

terms of your

Greatest in Service and Resources

BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY

Phone 3332

 

Room 203, Rogers a Stevens Bldg
orwslk. Conn.

: known "

WEDNESDAY, thz 97 ,.

 

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HEROBARRID
i new

. Jerry Melfi Can‘t Come Here
i for Medal—Wes With
323d Dim, ’ ' -

With the United States War De-
partment anxious to co (or upon him
one at the highest ho’horn accorded
by this nation to her dereuders. Jerry
Mom. is former private in the Amer-l-
can expeditionary torcen. trait. n:
his home in Palm. Italy. restricted by
United States immigration Inw- from
returning to receive his dmwulshed
service cross. any: The Banknote Sun.

lthough he has won I. medal for
conspicuous gallantry in defending
America. he in now barred [tom her
shores because he was not naturalized.
Amusements have been trade. has»
ever. for the decoration to be for-
warded to the American consul at the
point nearest Palm. and Mela rm
receive it from him.

Troub.’"ome circumstances lur-
rounding this unique’lnstanco finally
have b! on straightened out by COL. B.
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Alter long

llnly's Quota Filled.

Italy's quota ( ! inzrnz'grants I: fill‘
(-da Int-nus!» he has lived with his
parents in 1:31; [or three years. the
emergrnry immigration law passed
Congress May 1. (339.. does not apply
in llelli's cast. it is said. The law I:
to the . fleet. that any soldier or sailor
who held an honorable dischuge from
the sen-am: mix-ht become naturalized
by tiling a pen-Hun and having it
signed by tun -ltlzeras attesting him
to - the person referred to in the
discharge.

.‘tclt'l was a member 0: the Michi-
gan national guard, and enlisted at
the outlirr'nk n! the war. He was
sent to France v. :th Company F, 126”:
infantry. It'd division. On Oct. 14,
1912-. the 126th intnntry termed par:
of a division uhlch was on the lot!
of the 37th A:-.-:rlrnn division. and
'buth organtmtlrvrzs were fighting to
llirrlak the Erie: .hllde Ste—Hung Ime—

 

_zhe (llrman lar: line of defense at
Unis (le lianthoudle.
\‘olunln'rud for Tusk.
Two runner. were ncnt out iron:

the 126th infantry to establish unison
with the right Can}: 0! the 27!!! d1-
vision. Both runners wore killed
while trying to man through machine
gun fire. Althoufih suffering (rum ex—
posure and slim k. Pvt. 3min volun-
tv-r‘red lo maln- lhe ha ardmis trip.
”it started out. xzxmtnd safely through
the hull of hull-ts. and bound the
37th division, rs'iblishing communi-
rminnn With that unit.

,IA-uors h- nu- address given by
M-vln when he cum-led were n-lurm-d
from thkinsburg. Pm. marked "not
(fol. kingdom communlcnto
ed out?) other officers of the 1260)
infantry in szhlgan and after writ-
ing 32 letters finally located Ale-1n ln

 

 

 

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THOMAS’-

TB: sronss or com no answer}.

Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream

THOMAS’

(Two Stores)

 

 

24 SO. MAIN ST.

‘HERSHFIELD
' MotOr. - Transportation _ Co.

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ‘ '
Daily Service Between New York a; N

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“CAPPY RICKS”
STORIES
By Peter B.‘ Kyne
Begin Tomorrow

——In—-._

THE SENTINEL

 

 

 

Watch _ for the
Opening

-— ofthe -—

.NQRWALK
Piggiy Wiggly

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

army corps head- ‘
quarters. to whom Mum’s citation was
i lorwarded in Nov. 1923.
icorrespondv'vnr-o there seems to be no
§wny by which Melt; may return to
' the United States.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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F'LAGS FORTHE FOURTH OF JULY

. Anewstockdircctfrosnoneofthe largest flag firms in memory,
omiumn ALLWOOL U. 8. Rumble FLAGS has just arrived.

Don’t ‘fly a small or faded flog 0|! the BIRTHDAY 0F org COLT...
We have the {alloying sizes ready for prompt delivery:
8x12.ft. 6x9 ft. 518 ft.

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BATHING SUITS FOR ALL THE FAMILY

 

 

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3° Bathing Cam Shoes, SW“ Tights and Bandeaux_
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Falto. Province of Fania. Italy. ,

Col. Lsngdons letter to Mela nr- We cm . I
rived during his absence and later . . a,
the tunnel received a reply in Italian my“ :30?” _( e_.' ,2 I;
from Melfl's mother. Correspondence CERTIFIoATEs 2047 29
Was curried on until Mela returned to Phone Inn

Falto, where he ha: been living with ~ Ask [or unions: of Premium Noni/aw; Laces: “n

his parents since leaving the ”my.

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His last letter to Col. Lnngdon was — Quality Frcwctrgs‘
a plea. for something to be d0“. Sod: and Ice cream Served ~
whereby he again n-Jght enter the . '
United sum THATLHER HEA

 

 

Bovi Pharmacy

scams; Sonar-walk

We Specialize in

AND RANGE
Kompnh ~‘l:::ornstir G.
“sir-r Hr‘slra

'Fairfield County
Poultry Field Day

The Fairfirld County Poultry club
Field Day will be held July 12th .1
ilhc farm of Albert “'illlams of Red-
{dips Hr. Williams is demonstrating
: at poultry work: out well in con-
) ncttvn with (lain-lug. He keep: 40
mllch cows and Sec \Vhite Leghorn:

TWO PANTS SUITS
anghl: 3:33:23? this. 9:311": county. Extra. mt! Double the chr

with which the Farm Bureau has been 3
working during the past your. are ‘

puking up the project. There Wm ASHER “LICK-SON

he an educational program in the
morning, a basket lunch or noon and Claim", H. and Furnishcr
To Olen and Boys

I social time and sports in the utter- :
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STEPHEN iii
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JOB l’RlN'z’lN

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noon. A ball game between the
"lieu-y Breeds" and the “Inches-us"
will also take place.

Everyone interested In poultry In
Invited to attend to get the mum
information which will be Imported
by experts at the morning session
and the benefit of his fellov poultry
keepers‘ experience.

Crab Holds His Likker
Much Better than Man

PARIS. June Zia—Unlike mm. on in-
tnxlcued crab walk: straight. ncwrd- 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
lnv- to Ill-Enos Lo- ltnux, French 'r‘ .r SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
and scientist. who'hu conducted ncv— ;
«ml experiments slang thin line. PM 221.

Too much alcohol mode the cube
sick. but no matter how much they
drank they were always eble to "walk
the chalk line."

 

 

 

 

M. sum: 3.1-1“:

MAHACKELZO TAXI

’ Lndcr Taz‘lm ~ (lint .
Phone

3 3 22 ll

artful Drl\‘€"s f‘oax and V

>3 nuv.

Dans at the Old Stand by

THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT

 

 

TA RLOV BROS.

Leading Tobaccor'm
WE RECCN! VEND

LORI) ROMEO

Milu Havars Blend

 

 

 

 

 

Roodner 3°53“?
WILLARD ‘ 3.4 for 15¢
i Feed CO. Mahsckcmo Stock Pm

 

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The Bra lhttory Station to at your Ii 80m IRVING K. POLLEI
h - .63 I I. .
:ffirzlc.pfl::£ 021‘?” :rvl::u.::":n FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HA1 BARGADS
WI Ha RIdI
am... 3%.... $222. mush " mm. rum-m m. mum. “:1;le
Batteries on. here. 48 Wed dunno Ballads-3‘“ ' M7”
Phone 988.—Adv. -0113; §{_\u\rmb =
M Pb I’L‘Il‘ A‘l)
" . m m" ICE MACHINES
Cool Clothes ”mm“
' 2 South Norwnlk, Conn.

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FOR RESORT OR
' BUSINESS
Sum, ruer Dresses
In Linen, Gingham, Voile, Tub
, Silks and Pongee.

THE TEXTILE S

4TH or JULY er ,
40 Inch Sport Sal“

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$138. $1650 TheOld Wen-Scam“! 136 Egg?“
, . the retreat; Bouquet ‘
Bathmgswts , ket 10c.

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ALL KINDS OF

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4 71 north Main We“

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. tam" inn}; fish? . 3 rm' g—Your F ilms to.
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