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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 4, 1923 · page 12

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run mums COAL CO.

DEVINE BROTHERS ’

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NM‘Isanflleeat -
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AI neooints duernevtne Brothers
completed-erm-pam. Co:

All manta due the Ferris Deal 00.
are payable to'tha Merrie Coal Co. be
.1. .Enrly settlement; will be ap-
Md tn‘orda' that the existence
of that company may be' legally ter-

nua-d. .
“Mmmthebooksol

mmmhtakencareo!
by

m FERRIS-DEVINE
COMPANY *

J. IRVING DIBBLE President

alas. E. DEVINE Vbe President
MAURICE J. DEVINE. Sec. a “one.

 

 

 

Iaohs’ Delicious
NEW ENGLAND

BREAD

Fresh Rolls and Bread Twlee Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYI

New Inland Dread Rye Bread
Vienna Bread

as: Your. onocna roa rr

 

In loath lorwalk Most People
Do Their Shopping

atthe

MILL- OUTLET STORE,
124 Washington It.

Mknreasontorit—C.Y.

 

It a carpenter, drawing $1 an hour and handling 500 feet
of lumber a (Ry, is compelled to utilize two hours out of his
day in planing, sawing and sorting, necessary when “bargain”
lumber 1s used, he has added $4 to the cost per thousand feet.
Bear this in‘mind when you hesitate over a comparatively
small difference' in cost between two bills of lumber. We hold
our trade by QUALITY AND SERVICE.

The Hatch é? Bailey Co

when: AND ammwonx

 

~8heetrock.celoies.OornenWannonrds—aoo-Diptsuhedsimgiea

 

Quality Groceries and
_ Freé Delivery
A. F,Beckmann ECO” Inc.

83WashlngtonStreet SouthNorwalk
mums ' mamas!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROWLAND M. BEACH
mesr

1| l‘rnaco 8t. Phone 2M0

 

Your Title Shouldllc Insured

Have You Heard That

the City of New York is seeking to eject owners of four mil-
lion dollars w'-‘" of real estate in Northern Manhattan be-
cause of ,grants made by two Colonial Governors over two
hundred years ago? The funding court decision was against
the owners. An appeal ispen

SURE AND dimBE SURE
WE HAVE MONEY T0 LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGE

The Title Insurance and Mortgage .CO.

STAMFORD NOBWALK
202 Main St. South Norwnlls Trust Co.
GREEN‘VICH WESI'PORT
Putnam Trust Co. ifostport Bank :3 Trust 00.
NEW CANAAN
First National Bank

 
 
 

 

 

 

Raymond IR. Aiken

Successor to

Raymond 69’ Son

‘- wau. a man ems-rs
nonwanx. OWE-f .

 

 

 

 

OLD CARS

Sell Your Old Oarsto the
EPORT AUTO,
,W'RECKINGGO.
moments.
letween Oak mom Ila,
maroon.
Melanoma“!

assess-Hand Parts .and Tires to
In Any stake of ear.

 

 

Lamb FOrequarters . . . .. ........... . . . . 20c lb
VeaIRoast. 26ch
FancyFowIsm ......... 34ch
Puritan Skinned Hams ........... 29c lb.
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . . ....... 34c lb.
Roasting Chickens ................. . . . . . . . 38c lb.
LongIslandDucks.........'.......... ..... 38ch.
Young Turkeys .......................... 45c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . ..................... 15c lb.

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 30. Norwalk.
. 39_ and 43 Hair: Street, Nos-walk. .
Weatport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport

 

 

 

 

 

 

AWNINGS

Aaron Kohn’s

Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue

 

 

C. D. Chamok

ID RAILROAD AVENUE

Genuine Spring Logs

ofLamb.. suwmmm‘uflnd!

_ ........ of brands ........... 8
Quarter In?!) . . . .: ..... 28c lb. Smoked Pork lender-lotus 8g: 11:.
‘ athe teal Smoked Beet Tongu ’
£2.11]: Dimmungmmncum, sac lb. California Hams u ' ' I 10c“:
wls 40c m. Spe a: """""
Corned Beef ...... ' . 10c lb- up I?! 1113an Bee! 500 box

FULL LINE IN FRESH VEGETABLES
PURE LEAF IIARD, 2 lb. and 5 lb. FAILS

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

So. Norwalk
. my w. names
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“ . . . I
“Ready Money” ~
If you have bills to meet there is no better
or cheaper way of obtaining the ready money '
than the Beneficial Way.

You can borrow up to'8300 at legaIin-
terest rates, on home furniture or secur-
ed notes, repayable on your own terms.

Beneficial Loan Society

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Eu

Millionaires Son Offers to

Paint Jail to Relieve

{Tedium of Confine-
.ment

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y" A“. d.—

Vl'alter 8. \i’ard. son of George 8.
Ward. millionaire baker. who is in
the c'ounty jail hcre awaiting trial
for‘shfi’murder of Clarence H. Peters.
may fiewlop film an artist of War-
den Kill is the good sport ”Ward
thin” he is.

was. since he was locked up here,
has several times asked the Warden
to allow him to assist in the work of
the jail, sa3lng he will do anything.
oxen 'to scrubbing the floors. so as to
occupy part of his time. But there
has t been enough work to employ
all w 0 are willing to do it. Today
“'ard made his request again.

“I have a job that has to be done

 

some time, and if you can do it. we
can get it done right away.” said the
warden. -

“What‘s your job?" said Ward.
"Painting the Jail." said the war-
den.

“I‘ll do it," said “’ard. "it you get
me the “tutorials." 1

"\Vhat materials do you want 1’" the
warden asked.

“Get me a canvas. some brushes.
a palct. n pnlct knitc and colors. and
I‘ll paint our jail."

 

Warden Hill is considering his
wealthy guest‘s proposition to turn
the Jail into an art studio.

0 n
111 in Kansas City,
Wife Took HIS Place

KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. d.-—A

slight indisposilion which might have
been a. precursor of the fatal illnessoi'
President Harding prevented filling
several engagements made {or him
here June 22 The President was
advised by Dr. Sawyer to remain in
his room.

The President's lips “ere suollen
and his face scorched by sunburn.
His body “as coxered “ith a. rash.
which was attributed to strawberries
which he had cnlcn.

In the President's hotel suite Dr.
Sawyer advised the Chief Executive to
conserve his strength for his speech
that night.

Mrs. Harding was at the time plac-
ing ice packs on hex husband's face
and parched lips.

"I'll take your place." she informed
the President. ,

Min Harding protested. because Mrs.
Ha. ding had recently rccoxered from
a scxere illness. but she overs-ode his
objection. Accompanied by Dr. Hubert
“Fork. Secretary of the Interior. she

WILLARD
BATIIIRIE

The Rye: Battery Station is at your
service with up~to~date equipment.
right prices. best of service and all
sizes of Willard Batteries Radio A
1nd Radio B Willard Rubber Threaded
Batteries are here. d0 West avenue.

Phone 938,—Adv.

BOSCH
mono

All makes of Magnetos. starters.
Generators and Ignition 81stems rc-
paired and installed. We are also
selling New Bosch Ignition tor Fords
and all other cars.
11. 50. Main St. 80. Norwnlk

Phone 345 -

 

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WILLIAM w. newsou. Jr.
ARCHITECT

so So. slain 8t. Telephone ease
' court-1 NORWALK. couu.

 

 

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THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER CO.

 

58 Wall Street Norwalk-
Phone 1680

 

 

 

 

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Oyoulmow'

. home-yak

momabaaiuful
Genuine

Diamond Ring!

97‘ RIST

 

 
 

NORWALK’S LEADING
DRY . GOODS STORE

 

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$10M“

filled the atternoon program prepared
{01‘ her husband.
___________——

TO HELP TRAFFIC.
HARTFORD Aug. 3.——Remoxal of
milk stations along public highways
so located as 1 cause tramc hazards
is being planne by the state board 0:
agriculture in co-operation with the
motor vehicle department.

____________.—-—-

"The Lone Star Ranger." the Zane
Grey atom. in which Tom Mix plays
Dunne has been finished at the “'il-
llam l«‘0\ \V‘cst Coast stud' s. The
picture was directed by Lambert Hill-
yor. formerly associated with “’llliam
8. Hart. Billie Dove has the leading
feminine relc.

 

Lewis Dayton. an Englis hector. is
among the newcomers to Hollywood.
Mr. Dayton has just completed the
lead in “Yesterday's “’itc.”

 

 

 

THE PARIS

__._._..
OLOAK & SUIT HOUSE

5‘ assouthmma
scliorwalk

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WINNIPAUK '
FEED STORE

~ “WIRIEKOBI POULTRY

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De Bevoise Corssiers with supporters

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‘DcBeyoise Brassieres......‘.........50c;
Nemo“Justpul”................... $1.00
NemoCirclet................$100 $1.50
Nemo “N ethera ” . . . . .. $3.00, $3.50, $5.00

 

79cto$l.50

NEMO CORSETS
And All Other Leading Makes

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BATHING CArs i

* WATER WINGS

All the Popular Talcum Pow.
den and Gold Creams.

 

BOvi Pharmacy

’Mhlainflt. Smlorwall

 

 

ii ASHER GLICKSON

We Specialise' in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear, 4

 

Clothier. Hatter and Fumleher
To Men and Boys

unmet. Rel-walk

 

 

 

EARTH!

New August_
.Victor Records

A.J.COllinsCO.

70-72 No. Iain Street.

VICI'ROLAS SOLD ON
EASY TERMS

 

 

 

:Roodner
Feed Co;

WHOLESALE
mun, mu. onus, nor,
anew, mm In.

 

, Phone 3400
‘ Iterator. Ann Street
South Norwaik, Conn.

 

 

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‘7‘}fl” ._‘ n- __ .
01.11 mi! in one
mo:
The Old Well so Cigar and
the PerfectoBouquet
at 10c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

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- ‘fiolhamdl Us.

DéBevoise

max-nan.

Nemlk’e Largest Mason Bulb
Quality Econ-q

Promptnesa

 

,THATCHER HEATEEI
AND RANGES ‘

Kompak Automatic "Ina u
Water Heaters

Doro Country Water Syste. ‘.
Plumbing — Beam; i
Phone 307-:
STEPHEN MILLER
15 lonroe Street.

 

 

 

F.—S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.

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“OHIO TAXI 00.
Under Tariov’s Cigar Store

Phone
3 3 2 0
W Drivers Day and all“
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TARLOV BROS.

Leading Tobacconim
WE RECOMMEND

LORD ROMEO
Nlld Havana Blend

.5c Each

I— And -'
80—2 for 15¢

memo Block Phone I.

 

 

Boilers Retubed
REFRIGERATION

 

 

Electric Motors
Pulleys

IRVING K. POLLEY
as Kenton 8%. 80. Norwalk. 0-

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Piggl-y Wiggly .
wm Open at l
10 MAIN sr., NORWALK

L1 On Completion of
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