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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 12, 1924 · page 12

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WINNIPAUK *
FEED STORE

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: onfidential '; “WIRTHMORE pom-r3"
”F ' mos" .
r redit ‘ ' *
-. Wm. M. Bette, Prep».
PAY ONLY $1.00 . P1103. 261’ :1
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Sheets. Towels. Pillow

 

. Cases, Curtains, Carpets,

”Blankets. Sweaters. Mat-

! tresses. Springs. in Fact
Everything for the Home
and Ready-tO-Wear.

“We Trust You” i
Send a card or phone and

 

 

BOILERS

flag“)...—

Expert Boiler
REPAIRING

RE-TUBIN G
—— I'llE ——
Polley Refrigerating and

Supply Co.
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Housefurnishing Co.

our car will call full of !
wonderful values.
U N IS IS I) A
37 Fort Point Street
East Norwalk ,
Phone 499. l

 

 

 

 

fBeeend-Hand Pat-to end

OLD CARD
Sell Your Old Car: to the

BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
WRECKING C0.

1310 North Avenue

Between Oak and Center Its.

BBIDGEPOBT, 0010'.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Tim to
Fit Any Make of Car.

 

 

 

. i _ _
1‘” IE machinery at
your t‘ji’fi- iii the first Inti-
nuuilin llf tl'tlllhl‘.‘ llt't‘tlS 'he I“
tcntimi 0! n ('Mplllilr‘ ny‘mnetrist. l

 

 

DR. THEODORA
SHREITER

7: “Liehiugtuu St. Phone 163::

Natureopathic Physman
ELECTRICAL TREAT.“ l-JN'I‘S
0|“ ALL KINDS.

ELECTRIC l.I(:ll'l BATES A)”
sunwmts. l,
MASSAGlD——SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Natureopnlhic 'l‘rentments Care
for All ills Ext-opt Contagious
Diseases.

 

 

Proper examination and the

 

right lenses.

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WILLIAM .l. MOORE
()P'TUBIITY'HIS’I
Keclcr llulitltng. “'av-himflon St.
South Stimuli; I'iimie $10.12

 

 

I’IGGIA’ WIGGLY

12 MAIN STREET 5

_,,___1

'_ 5 manner; STATION

Speed

0 Passenjj:
RE Cars

Wagons

REPAIRING AND ()VLCRIUIULL‘C

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE CO.
6 No. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

CONN.

NORVJALK,

 

 

 

 

 

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The Busy Men's Shop k

 

Rialto (‘lothes snap

Try a. Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mailed Milk

Made h,

THE NORWALK DAIRY

COMPA N Y
33 Center Ave.

Phone

Norwalk

2064.

 

Home tk‘ll‘cflcs. 2». on; no pin!

 

153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre

”-

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Dine at the Old Stand by

FREDL. E. GANUNG
FUNERAL omeoron AND
EMBALMER

84 So. Mela 3t. 80. Norwelk, 0‘.
Phone 1681

 

THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT

ti SOFT" MAIN S'I'IHIL"!

5

IL llnlll: .l. Zuni";
S()I,T" N()R\Vi\l.K, CONN.

Phone 2215

NORWALK AUTO WRECX-

ING COMPANY
- PHONE 399.12

ROWAN ST. EAS’I NORWAIJK
Old Cars Bought — All Kind. of

Auto Parts tor Sole

 

 

 

 

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F. H. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAM STREET.
DRUGGIST
Agent for Page (in Shaw, Park & ‘
Tilt‘ord, Green Seal. and Russells‘
Pennies.

 

 

The Busy Man's Store }

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Iflimiuy

Rowland M. Beach

-I"I.Olll>'l‘—
28 East Ave. Norwalk

—Phone 21402—

 

Eicrylmtly (‘nn L'i'ery-
thing [or [Lu-ry Man.

 

 

“-0-..

Main Cothing Store
136 Washington Street

()up. “tall 0 Theatre

 

 

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CHARLES J. VARIAN .
CONTRAUI‘OB and BUILDER
Mar-00! [landing and Concrete-

 

 

. France 88. Non-walk, Conn.

The Connecticut

Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680 '

 

' Phone eta-I-z Not-well:

 

 

 

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' 40 SOUTH MAIN erl'ltlim
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Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET

 

 

hello: “Patents.

 
 

I'llONL‘ Slim

sonnet. DAYS

 

a" woman

MANN .st 1!:
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Show? |
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Had A‘ 60“
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SNIFFED
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me mum RtFl-E .
l‘vE been A “emit FOR.
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RCOMSTMCES

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fit? my? mum" smT
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INDIAN TRIBE

Strange Story

 

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lli ill" Satin inann- r has li-nn it
Siskuuti nimintainr-~ in llt
"I'll“ iliswnrry
1;”le r. rut-tit.

ill tin»
rm t‘Jliint'lll-t.
it-imi'trxl to .’\. I..

:illtl :lilt r nichttall \\:i:~' iati'ieht
ll-i lt‘illiill :t s
twinstrurtimi.

iiititltitzitli sliit'tii.
I'ltlilll of lilwllnil
was
1liv night

’l‘li- Initiizvr .I that, lit‘
blizitk ll, stalilv his horse

\Vli' n lit"

ll “-4-.
r- rat‘-
the
lvan-tn nearby

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lilll no
tllf<t'ii\t'l‘ lllt‘
linspilitllll.
(Ill lllt‘ lllll'll tlii)‘. 5i
llillli‘H inv-n .ipiu-avvii at t'm-
lllltl iii Sign l;in;:u:i:t~ int'i'irmut
that hu- llilll l'I‘tll lllt‘lr guest.
“'I‘t- lit} :iniazvnit-nt.” he sail

lur llllll.
t't'llltl ll'
1" tiswt' iv.‘

l-‘itialli.

anotlivr in
Ill ll!"
human
Ll only

any
Ill'lllllll r5

brings,
\xit h

Ulli‘
\\tii'il:~‘ or
snunrts n!‘
Iltt-_\' tuiih't‘ti
“histlings "
.\t a whistlnl tiliilllltllill i
“Ullltl liutti-r ll'tilll ill"
t‘liai'ing to Hit. tug-l St‘;ll!€‘¥‘%~=l t

lint

>lllt

il:Ii‘i’:ill\r-,
Ilv i'r-st‘rilit'il tin» men ti< thy,
ll”: that the \\'tllllt‘l‘. urn: like (It
".\l “in sontnl (if liiy \tiit‘t‘,‘
t'xpltllill‘tl. "thw women tlml into
t’:tll}tlll$,”

lii‘itl‘t‘f‘l tort-st svnim- ll‘ll‘pliullc
lion and by signs conu'yml to
that they had such forest

whistling tongue. 'I‘liis expla
the mysterious sounds.

Saxon lit-Iieves tlitit' llic i501

Ix'la ma t h Fails I in] ians.

iliistiious trihe, numbering 1
about 1:,"00.

report of the whistling Indians.

The claws of a carpenter's l
lllt'l‘ invented by a. California
seize nails in a. vicclike grtp a:
spread apart. When pressed

when 115ml.

0! (-onisderablc
ripened,
carrier folds to the size
case when closed.

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CONVERSES BY
HiiismNE

- nutty tilt‘l lw [irvtuirml in spend

'\v~r:‘.l .
t-almi.

lv-arnul that lll")' ‘llll not speak
language

;i l‘llt‘lllle

it‘t-t-s to :i

by iht- “tril‘n n. iilt't‘l'tllll: l') Saxmi‘si
I

lie suiil lll'.‘ Indians Irv-l lillll (011W

ruligt‘rti
using this instrument and had them-
srln's vxpi‘rintentctl with It, In their

('ltlll ot' “whistling iii-mile," is an Oll-
scurc off-shoot of the. Karol; tribe of

l'rofrssor Kroohiir said the Karolts.
were an unusually intelligent and in.

toward
the handle and are forced. together

capacity when
a new automobile baggage

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Talk to Birds Tom—Ag Estate Heard in Su-

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Ill-Zillii-LIF-IY. t'.i!.. Jan. ‘13.
frili- u: lniliuiis’ wi‘usv tn- lulu rs rmit ‘
lllllillt‘dl" uniting; il.t"iil.‘~‘l\|'.\‘ un'v h):

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luas (llhr‘liiso‘tl in Stipirim' r-nirt yrs-t
mmwn filed by t‘iti-

Stumt‘urtl.
. l-‘Inttglit ‘
hv twain (If his

'Ilillil't'lnlltlfllt‘fll Flirirvum 0" ll). l'ni»'
w i'si’) of t‘ulilnrnia by .I. ll. Saran

ill“ Initw-l Stairs Int-:ttry wiv-a
itt,

.".i\un sat-l that 'fnr wuks‘ l~“.".t)
l‘uIlL'li'S in :i, lvilluIV‘ part of 515k!
3mm hml IEIHl'vI llili’nitll} “histliiu‘. 1
Iv\vi‘ lil‘ .‘l'l‘.lt'l‘ \\it‘1.‘~‘ lliltl >irt‘ll‘ll.
from :1 itimi tn .‘illllillli through the!
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«lw-r :inii liriir i-klilS prnvivliil for:
Itllil. lint mi unn- “.is in Slillil. !
For In” thus. r«-l:itiil Saxon, ‘2-
li\ml llil'lI' in Illi.‘ wa). \\'lit-li h» ;

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BIONEY

address clearly.

and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABI

 

for Constipation ” aifd Billet:
These wonderful remedies
helped millions of people.

them. Stillson, Powell. Corp.

cur Tins OUTLIT ls won'ru

Send this ad and ten cents
Foley & C0,. 2835 Sheffield Ave”
Chicago. Ill., writing \‘our name and
You will receive a
ten cent: bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY
AND TAR CORIPOUND [or coughs,
colds and horseness. also free sam-
ple packages or FOLEY PILLS. a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys.

to

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menus {53¢le
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FEAR or EEHE
HOUSE lED T0
HEH MARRIAGE

 

F o u n d in Northernillied Month Later -—

Suit. Involving Her

perior Court

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III‘tlll'HII‘t-lll'l‘. . . :1 7 ‘

Sviitin- l.b , i‘v it?

that ell"

H51!» (-ia‘ir

persons for
accounts

rvf two
llf‘ltl trust

italilt'i‘ssvs
within his wife
,iii the (Titizons' Bank. under the
'names of “John Dm” and “Jane
lilo-s." was granted by Judge Arthur
‘. I'Ills.

"1 ,i

SLSOO on Deposit.

Lawrence “:15 appointed admin-
istrator of the cstatv «if his wife in
Probate Court and brings the ac-
tion against the hank in that capaci—
l_\'. He is the sole beneficiary at. law.
The. amount on deposit in the two
accounts is approximately 31.500.

The bank objected to giving the
L14"ttllllll3 to Lawrence on the basis
that there may he testamentory ben-
eficiaries. Mrs. Lawrence died less
than a month after her marriage,
llit‘ victim it a sudden and violent
;.’!ll£l\'l\ of piiuemonizi. (in her death
;lwii, she gave lll‘l’ husband the bank
’lu'mlw our which the controversy is
‘ntm twin): waged.

 

 

would lH‘t'fllil" “pour and (ll'llt'nlltlllll

:in-i ll.’i‘~i‘ in sin ‘iltl lirr Ulll
:me it PM in.“

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lwrl'ttil: t'pi-
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lit‘ lt‘titlil’t‘tl

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liu-t'i‘vt‘niwl (wiulivi‘ Lfii‘tl. 193:. This

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It'll Sarah If. .I.
w llzlli‘l‘3‘,

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Pen-

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S“\'v‘iil_\‘-SIX

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was ‘

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l..t'\\ i'v'lli“f‘
nzi illt'S

I Iliiiwrt l-Imt‘ry of New York. will
lttllll‘t‘ lli ihwl Men's Ilali, “2151:.
S1,. tomorrow riftvrnoon at 3 O'clock
lllts subject will he "Vt'oriil Peace——
Winn." .\ l'(\i‘-lltll limitation ‘- ex-
all to litar ii subject of
lil‘ul‘l'St dismissed. Str-

. trndvd in
«tinny-real
tree.

If przinitiw- izazhe millimls for
:tierarin: the wires can be super-
Esmlml l-y llll"(‘llllllll“ill and chemical
'prm-issws Brazilian plants
promise to partially replaci- jutc in
Ilia-.1 country

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llil‘|‘l‘

'wrrn HELP Or MAYOR AND ONE ~> .
MARINE QUAKER CITY’S CLEANED

 

 

 

 

 

Smedley D. Butler getting the cleanup under way in Philadelphia by

commissionaing an armored car.

"With the bet ofGod and f M ' " ' V
broken, said .a is :19“ war boozlr. ew annex. the Hindenburg line was
Marine, “Philadephia's crime wav is going to.be bdoken uphuthey are

predicting in the third city, where Brig. Gen. Smedley D.

“With the help of Kendrick and one

tler, on

leave of absence from the U. S. Marine Corps, has taken command of
:Eepohce force and started a cleanup of the city. He was chosen for
a post by Mayor Kendrick and given absolute power. Twenty-four

hours afte
bribe. . ‘.

r being installed he announced that he had refused {$100,000

“a- .. ,.

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FOUR DAYS —— STARTING TUESDAY

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WINTER WEATHER IS HERE!

Seasonable Suggestions that will Give Proper prom“ i
Cold and Stormy Days

BATH ROBES—For Men, Women and Children.
SWEATERS—In attractive col’Or combinations.

SPORT HOSE—Just as nice for skating as for golf.
.. WOOL GLOVES—Regular and gauntlet styles.

Mt ODD LOT OF SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR

Unions and separate garments for all the family at very low pl'lt't‘x',

KENWOOD AND BEACON BLANKETS, ALL 517.155

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IIAllTll IH "'9
HOUSEWOIIK GD

So lll Husband bail todotlieWork.
Completely Restored to Health
by Lydia E. W ’s Veg-
etable Compound

South Bend. Indiana—“ I was all
mn-dowmtired out, and had pains in
my back and bear-
ing-down pains. I
was so sore I could
‘ hardly drag my-
" self around and

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

e weakness, and there was no help
but: to be 0 rated upon, and ofeourse
that. won] cost us a greatdeal. 'My
husband heard about Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound at the
factory and one night he stopped at
the drug store and bought me a bottle
of it. I had begun to thinkthere was no
help for me,but I took three bottles of
it and nowl feel like myselfonoemore.
The price for three bottles wasn’t. so
much as the doctor had char d. I
cannot praise Lydia E. Pm ham’s
Vegetable Compound enough.“-Mrs.
Dons OSBORNE. 430 Sherman Ave.,
South Bend. Indiana.

' Women troubled with female weak-
ness should ‘ve Lydia E. .Pinkbam'e
Vegetable mpound a fair trial.

 

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Beneficial mum

,_ loans
A Beneficial Loan Today

\Ve make loans in strict confidence
on your home furniture. pianos, vic—
trolas. etc. (without removal). Our
repayment plan is the easiest in the
city; our only charge. the low, legal
We guarantee strict privacy.

rate.
immediate aid and self-respecting
terms. No one need ever know you

borrowed.

Repayment Plan

850 loan repay $5 monthly plus

interest.

$100 loan repay $10 monthly plus
interest.

. $299 Leap. repay
interest.

It you need money. you need us.

.. _.-._
52% monthly pm:

Call. write 0r phone.

Beneficial Loan Society

Room 203. Rogers (2 Stevens linldg.
Phone 3832 Norwaik

 

 

 

Mme. Jeanette

56 South Main St.

 

 

WEEK

Pure Old-Fashioned Buckwheat

Flour in 5 lb. bags . .. ..... §0c
Libby’s Corned Beer Bash.
3 1b. can . ' .. .. 25c

Swift’s Sunbrité'Clennser, he can
“hashing Powder, large size
pkg” cut to ........... . . . 18c

‘A. ST ULL

 

 

24 90‘th East Nom '1‘
G c“£..§I£...%,~S§HI-.ji.~s
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The man who belieVes in
signs follows the knowing
ones to the De Forest
Agent’s. Drop us a post-
card saying “Show me.”
We will set a De Forest
»Reflex Radiophono on
your library table (no
outside antenna) in five
minutes. That’s the way to
learn the real joys of radio
-—-nO obligation on your
part, of course.

 

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Distributor Agents for

The N orwalks’
Electric Co.

9-11 No. Main sz. 80. Norwalk f
Phone 2978 ‘

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R. and W. HATS

New Fall Styles—AU the latest
Shapes and Colors.

PALACE i

CLOTHES SHOP l

13 Ecru Lani” Street

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PAINT SPECIAL

We are giving with each tire gal-
lon metal an of roof paint a {no
and one-halt pound can 0! root
cement and paint brush tree.
Cost of paint 3|.l5 per gallon.
Cometnandseethencwgiani
asphalt shingles.

THE NORWALK
ROOFING CO.

m “‘11th St. So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

. H. S. '
' LANDSMAN
AND SON

The Home of Fine
Furniture & LOW Prices

 

 

14-16 WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

Louis D. Mattern

Inner!) 7m - rt
WW Officer—Onto: sag.
PATENTS — TRADE-IIARKS

PATENT 81108822!
Phase nos-Inna m

BOSCH MAGNETOS

Animate. ot “Ignores. Starter.
Genet-atom repaired and installed.
New Beech Ignition for Ford- and
Ill other can.

 

 

 

 

HERSH TIEI I)
Motor Treii~':)or:2:j
Company

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Long 015127.": This;
Dally Six-1')": 3:19“-
New Yr: fir" ‘ _

PADDED V5}?
FURNITURE I: first
26 Concord :42. I’hune
South Ni;

5. l."illfil,

20! \V. znth St, t'

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TEETH \lliliw! :

I do pauzvsk -:- . _-
matter tn'x ”-7 . , -.
Minit. la.<*
removarie r: ‘ ~ ' :..
prices.

DR. SUN;

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102 Wash-.15 : . :~:
Phone SIT.) ll - :.~ I.!
South St‘ituzli. l .13.
I ‘7 ' Cr 9
(3): 119 6.9%

27-iti. l‘uhIt-avhwl “ »
Yard .

36-h]. lillilt‘itl ll' '3
Muslin. yard

Outing Flaunt-l. ~ 9

Yard ......

“'hitu 8

Yard . .. . 1 ,c

136 Washing‘ut. S::::T-
Smith \--2 'x

A Few Good 1131-513

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Auto Aces: rl‘i

AARON rear:

9 Railroad A: :222

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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at: to Isaac},
"mire largest .ll.L~Llll 1r!"
Pl'omptni'sxG ‘

F. s. max
JOB PRINTDG

South Norwam

Honey

(in 1.1;... ‘

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Mania: 33:31

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