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3—D \Y. APRIL 14 1925.
THE SENTINELI ,
A Cough Remedy “about Opium.
Many cough prepa‘lons contain
:an one or more harmful drug-3
h are added to take the place
or aptates. None of these narcotic
substitutes have ever been used in
FOLEY' S HONEY AND TAR COM-
POUYD. The name of every tn-
gredient is plainly printed on every
carton. You know Chat you are
taking when vou take Foley' 3. It
clings to the throat . Good for old
and soung. You have a cough Why
not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still-
son- Powell Corp. -—Adv.
' MILLINERY
{. -‘l. Polhemus
1 :10, MAIN STREET
so. NORWALK
PHONE 314.5
1-,, the first of its principle of business conduct, the
union of business, is confidence which springs from
1. Liming institutions, responsible builders and owners, '
‘ .3: better class of architects are being aroused to the
:ance of better LUMBER FOR GOOD BUILDINGS.
difiere: ice between GOOD QUALITY and P003
J’ALIT for the average building is a comparatively
cum in dollars and cents and it has a. very impor~
influence on property value. Whenever and what-
ngr 12 the construction of a. home, inferior materials are I
112:»:ttuted for those of good quality which the buyer
~ . 555 he as getting, or where any other form of de-
LEI
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.11:;;1_; an injury is done, not only to the person directly
v . gin-rd but to all who are endeavor-lug to encourage the
,- of names. For 50 years we have endeavored to
:1ty.fair dealing, efllclent service and mutual bene- I
:on c1 imposition is practiced upon the buyer of such ‘ ,
I Today’s CroSs-word Puzzle I
HOW TO SOLVE CROSSoWORD PUZZLE l
The numbered squares are the starting point: (or word: extendini-
horizontally or vertically or both. One letter to a square. Words and
at first black square encountered on border of puzzle.
word that me a given definition and space.
to other words that cross it, and they in turn to still other words
Pick out a
This gives you a clue
151
. c the better grades of lumber, although the ex-
. compemion among the retail dealers has created
- slut for the poor grades of lumber. !
1.18 Hatch 89? Bailey Co.
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McNairs I
5 Marshall Street South Norwalk
- Celot .; -— Cornell Wall Boards—
Sui: glee s. guaranteed for 50 years
chultze Wednesday Specials ,
lmulder Veal Roast .............. 22c lb. I
’ih Veal Chops ........... ‘ ....... 30c lb. 3
am!) Fores .................... 21c lb.
ml Breast ...................... I 18c lb.
Il'ceh Spareribs .................. 18c lb.
lrloin Steak ..... ‘ ................ 38c lb. I
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«Ichultze’s sanitary Markets
" zrhutgton Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk
£39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
5514;3an. Lumen. Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport
. Prefix "down. or and?”
A piccc of Show? liner)!
1 meaning
l. Ellzlix dramas :upl-rintlxc
Lil: -
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. Purina:
. Special bumpers
3195501134” :'
58. SH. 51')?
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Metal t'. to of e "c
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Floor Coverings
and Curtains
Specially Priced Friday & Saturday.
”If: pearl alW'ays brir ."s vith it the de-
l coverings and curtains. ‘lhis is
cto' supply your needs because prices
Savings are generous and
Curtains
pl 1k and
Regular
$1.39
Ruffled Voile Curtains
" r- e , patterns
FELT BASE
Guaranteed quality, an ideal cover-
%—~ for kltchen, bathromn and bed-
.201
59c sq. yd.
Armeh'ong’ e
lnlaid Linoleum
It
lb New designs in many colors
. offer fine selections.
$1.49 sq. yd.
Stair Carpet
Suitable for hall of stairs.
Various designs.
$1.35 yd.
W Snail:
Axminst'er Rugs
An exceptionally fine qual-
ity, seamless Rug that will
give satisfactory wear.
8. 3 x 10.6 . . .
9 xi:
Imuml‘Imnuuauumnunu,1.
Velvet Rugs
aiill‘. seamless Rug
' ": pattcms and
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- $26.50
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. Point o: comings
To malsc brown
. Alum-5. rcplac'. {Lem
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7. Make
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By DAVID LA“RILI\CT
Special Correspondenucf
1?. Sr:' '_"
lujgpjxrlgfilt. 1- 1‘ CISJ
VVASHING'E ON. Apr‘l l4.-—F:‘I.e:-
dent Coolidge 1235 n 1' d1} retclxd
iii-d Slates; v-c:
, Japar‘. in t‘: c
agreement madr rv fickl r1 \-
Soviet gour
lcr scura. _
published stories
Jaranese—Russla’ ogre
concessions 1:: Sakhall :1 a. -
lion 0' tl 5 prime: pal 0‘ ll (7 :-
door. 'lh'ls correspondezl ' .135: west:
disclosed ‘ m2 nervp; -r1-t c: me
man so manner. '0 br; :ll
1:?»
IoIpen door pcllcy had not been ‘ 3- 1 _7_
The “'hlte House now has
felt constrained to go 3'. or. further.
and place the responsibility for $115.1”; -1
hated.
EFTODQO’JS interpretation OH “(291'-
min interests" which were
_ pointed by the
‘ Harding administraalon.
lwere to reach
I :hev were to become null and Void , 2.1:."
I governmenu did 7
regime. g
Write Sinclair interests consented to:
I that protlsion bu: Secretary Hughes
looked askance at it.
I \Vhether the Sinclair interests be-;
flexed that Albert Fall could pursu-f
extend ‘-
:It‘ the'Amerlcan
.. $29.50
NEUSS FLOOR covaluncsuor
successor! 'ro 850554 a; VAUGHN _
CORNER BROAD a: STA‘I‘ESTS. ' ‘
. terpretatlon o: the
agreement.
Back of $21 thi “
his
when the :ormcr Secretary of
Interior still was intluental with 111
The soviet
governmen: wanted rccognltlc:
'l‘hey made a. contract with the Sir.-
vrlair intercom whereby the
e 011 concessions.
the
L.»
Li‘-
not recognize the Sovtet
uric President Harding to
recognition to the Soviets or whetho
or it was hoped the Soviet: would
ignore the provisions and let the
concession stand 15,0' course.
something which only the Sinclair
people know. So far as the state
department is concerned, it never
considered the oil conceeeious as a
1 reason (or recognition. .
Since the Teapot Dome scandal
was revealed. there has been even
less interest in forwarding the pro.
jects ct the Sinclair all people in
:relation to the Russian concessions.
lEntix-ely apart. however. {rem .the
questions involved in the concession
obtained by the Sinclair interests.
the department of state has come to
the concussion that disinterested :11-
"open door”
easements between Japm and the
United States do not warrant any
Matthews the: has heenviotao-
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HORIZONTAL. -—— . f. Prefix meanlng “out of"
1. Sllghfh sour] 1 f*.,.\:-:r::1'l
6. Globe 1". Those older
ll. Su;fav:o 11"}. Sul- 55:17:11 rebellion (abbr.)
12. Anger l7. No'se god
l4. Angle tor-med by leaf With stem; 1". lillzkluil . mpc-ror
(bot) I Lil. . lllalliltl‘ of arm;
15. N, 1:. Wet». (3'9er -:._
16. Ncwncse
1?. 3‘. \‘C. Stat»: l’abbrA
L'U. lv'rugnzcnt o! clctl.
22. Pig:- on: I -1.
23. Golfing 'erm I’II
24. To rev; so a manuscrim l
:5. Shut up or confine I i‘_'
25. l‘luxcn fabrics I 11-
30. Highest card-suit ; I: '
31’. Collomial Ito:- "a man‘s cup 411
room." ‘1?
33. A rimmn l7
9 2-54. Bcdiv-‘L, $1.21}: 41‘
I- 37. Display ... ;
4‘». Air (Comb. :‘orm‘. E 2.3.
41. First name of 14:15:15 Person I :,.;_
poet I
«it. limin- I
44. I‘d-75' (1:: music! » 1.
~46. Pouch or Cami} P112218.
43. l’oln'. of'compass (abbr.')
. Helps '
IPRFSIDENT REBUKES on. MEN I
‘FOR JAPAN-RUSSIA DEAL TALK .
Arr-f
disarm» ,
Elussians-Japantre ' ,
a situaucn: ,.;1-.-
, “hick- runs to the days “lien Albert . 1
' 7:_ Fall made a trip to Ruesla and
Isuzu—d. there may be a claim enter-
latter ; ed 0:1 the tread grounds or equity
' 1:; Which
’T pleaded. guilty
. "gcncrdl eupcrloro
means that no
:' Inmate's: any
.1 4:5' rcglon in
:5 open to com-
Officlaln o!
talc point out
u just obtain-
} area. for all
0:115: areas are
men interests i!
on: of today or
dispose of
”‘25: having recog-
naturally bone»:
their oil com-
' made a better
Russia than
2 government does
the Japanese have any-
:1. monopoly and the
fields-:1: is dismissed as not
415' bearing on the rclationsI
and the United:
;: likely that the American
will {eel at liberty to
the Sinclair concession
To support lt
:1 2‘; to en‘: r into the merits of
-- controie.:y over recognition.
When d :plomatlc relations are re-
merit the department of
9 will be in a better position to
insist on fair treatment for all Arno
erlcar. interests. tne Sinclair com-
panies included.
2 P. O. Clerks Fined
for Rifling Mails
NEW HAVEN, April Ila—Two
post office clerks were fined and
placed on probation and a New Ha.-
ven woman placed on probation for
sending improper literature through
the mails by Federal Judge Thomas
sitting here today. Earl Engel.
clerk at the post oifice at Storm
to taking $19.72
from the postal employees fund. He
asked for leniency owing to family
reasons and he was fined $100 and
placed on probation for six months
Abraham B. Rudbzerg, a. clerk in
the Hartford postofice, to: their of
$8 fro ma letter was given a. like
sentence.
Rose Schwartz pleading guilty to
sending postal cards which bore
improper words. got a warning and
a. six months probation period.
Several liquor canoe were disco-ed
-nlse'dtoeelling7fle
PAGE THREE
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St‘.
smopen'ralco’clo’ckouily. ._ .1”-.. .J ..
Our April’sale of HOusecleaning ‘
and kitchen wares—saves you m'oney
Here are some of the shining savings that are oflered. Sale lasts all week but can not Mateo that quan-
tities will last that long on every item.
Aluminum ware of
good quality 95c
, Round dish pane—Oval dish pans—10 qt. water
pails—2 'qt. double boilers—8 cup coffee percolators—
Combination fry pans—Double toasters—Oval masters
—3 pc. sauce pan sets-—6 qt cov cred kettles. Choice for
95¢,
IWear ever aluminum
special items
Two qt. double boilers $1..98 Four qt bean pots
or utility kettle, 95c
Universal aluminum
ware special offer
Two qt. colonial double boiler, $1.95. 10 in. wood
handle fry pans, $1 .95 3 pc. sauce pan sets, l—l $6 and
2 qt. sizes, $1. 45 set.
Miscellaneous kitchen
hardware—specials
Climax bread makers, 6 loaf size, $2.65
Universal polatoe riccrs, 49c. .
Family scales “Coumlria” weighs by ounces to 25
pounds, $1.95 -
wall
‘Wa'sh. day needs
at low prices
0
imperfect but guaranteed not to leak. \K ell known make,
I Tin wash boilers—good quality charcoal fill in pop-
ular size, $2. 45
sxze, 95c
Galvanized water pails—good qualitv 10 qt. size,
25c312 qt. size, 29c
Wash boards—strongly made with corrugated zinc
washing surface, 59c
Clothes pin bags and S doz. 45/; inch clothes plus
with each—bags made of ticking with line hanger frame,
complete 29c
Ironing tables—folding style—adjustable to several
heights, $2. 75
Covered ironing tables—adjustable folding style-
padded and covered, $3.95
Clothes wringery—Anchor brand—reversible water
board—\l’arrented rubber rolls, $6.95
Yard clothes reel—umbrella type with full‘wash line
capacity, complete, $12.75
Brooms, brushes and
mops specially priced
Floor brooms—good quality and well made, 65: I
.95c
‘ Floor brooms special horsehair and fibre combina-
‘tion, standard size, complete with handle, $1.45 4 ;
Countcrdust brush of soft horse hair filling, 45:
Special dust pan—strongly made black japanncd
finish. 20c
Unil'éffifil COflIGC IlliH-adjusmblc grinder, Whisk broom or selected grade corn, medium size,
fiyle, $1.50 29c ' 0 «.4.
Lunch kit and 1 pint bottle-strongly madc—Uni- Carpet heaters 3 p13 ratan—w all made 49c
rcrsal, $1.95
Two piece kitchen carting set, large
gamer and fork, $1.85.
Universal “Resislain”
satlnlcss steel
g.
wring knife, 10¢
Metal wares and .
other needs——s' pecial
White enameled bread boxes, heavy quality tin—-
gold lettering, 4 loaf size $1. 25
Roll top bra 1d boxes, u. lute enameled and gold
trimmed, $1.
I Flour bins, 25 ll“. size, white cnamalcd, 85c
Four piece cannlstcr sets of heavy 'whltc enameled
tin, set includes tea, coffee, sugar and large flour cans,
complete, $1.
Metal :11 astc baskets in solid colors, decorated, 45c
Rubblsh burners, durable st), 1e, practical size, $3.25
Copper tea kettles, n1 ckel plated, large size, 9 inch
size heavy guagc metal, $1 25
Dish dramas—strong u ire mesh u ith plate rack and
silver basket, 55c
Mail boxes—neat appearing black japanned—com-
plcte with lock and key and paper clamp, 95:
Bread boards and knife—round cutting board with
saw edge knife complete, 79c
Fr;- crs—fry your shell 1" 15h etc, in the proper way
--completc frx or w ith fat kettle and basket, $1 .45
Four th floor.
Wash baskets and
fancy baskets—special
Splint waeh baskets strongly made of ash splint large size 61.25
Fancy waste baskets artistic weave; and decorated in solid colore
and touched with gilt and floral trimming he
.Wooden ware—useful
and reasonable
step_ ladder stools—folding style with 3 steps—substantial construe
fl
”Stop ladderl or strong construction and durable material C tt else
.1.“ other eizee at proportionate low cost
Favorite clothes dryer: 8 arm wall fielding style height can be
Towel dryers Folding style with 5 arms 25c I.)
Romuxllnesinchpingéeemooth finished hard m2“
Salt ho os—wall style
Kalle bxoxes—etrongly made with dovetailed joints 8 compart-
ments 45c
Utility beater-short handle uith beaded leather
”and 15c 0
“Bissell's ' carpet sweeper standard model.
$4.50 for $3. 85
Floor waxcrs—spcc cclal w elg lltcd~rcscrsiblc stvle—
waxes and polishes without changing cloth, $6.95
Floor mops—ll ct cotton mop, practicdl size, 39c
, Dusting mops for floor, wall or cealings, prcpIarcd to
5 absorb dust, 89c
Oil mops Sunset triangle shape—oil prepared for
cleaning and polishing, 69:. Extra large size, 85c
l Bath room fixtures
at economy prices
\\ 111th enameled fixtures—alu'ya- ‘ sanitary in ap-
pearance. ‘
Soap dishes v. all or standing st} le—Tub soap dishes-
Tumbler holders—Tooth brush lloldcry—Toilct paper
holders—Tow cl bars, etc. Choice, 39c 1
Heavy brass nickeled f xturcs—all useful numbers
including 18 mi. glass shelves. Choice, 85:
Bath room stools—white enameled on durable steel
frame—large seat, $1.65
Bath room or kitchen mirrors, white enameled or
oak finished frames, 10x16 inch clear mirror, $1.10
Bath tub seatsI—white enameled seat with adjust-
able brackets, 85c ‘-
Soaps and other
household necessiil :3
Ivory soap 6 tor 85c
P. a G. white nsptha soap 5 for 25¢
sur washing soap 5 for 25¢
Octagon washing powder 5 for 251:
Ivory soap flakes 8 for 25¢
Dutch cleanser 8 tor 25c .-
Sunbrlxht cleanser 6 for 253 r
Briilo or steel wool :0 pkg. ~"
Crepe toilet paper 8 for 25¢
Tissue toilet paper 8 (at 25c
Steel wool 1 lb package 29c
Fry’ 3 oven glaasware
at special prices
Dependable oven glassware guaranteed against heat W
Pie plates 45‘: 55¢ 65:: _
Covered casseroles 3 pt size $1.15
10 inch utility baci- 75c “M
8 inch oval maker 85c _ ’
6 oz custard cups 6 {or $1. .
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Join our Hoover cleaner Clle$11 sends cleaner m
Copper wash hollow-special large size—slightly _
Wash tubs—special galvanized steel in etandard
Floor brooms of fine quality, light weight, durable, ,
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Reg. I
Norwalk Chronicler