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*1 STAMPS ARRIVE
__ local post offices. .
,B. B. POT ROAST , ,_ 24c LB.
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A shipment of the new Nathan
Hale one-half cent stamps has been
received by Postmasters Crows and
Byington and placed on sale at the
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The numbered squares are the starting 90111,“.1'Otlyoflh‘ extendins
' horizontallyor vertically or both.’ .One letter. to a boner... Words end;
at first black square encountered on border 0129111210. WPiok out":
word that at. agiven; definition and space. j'rhie giveaway a. clue“
to other Words that arose it. and they in ,turn'tor still other words.
1 v s o 1. t .
With the Nathan Hale halt-cent
istamps came a supply of the ‘War-
ren Hardin: one and one—half cent
stamps. The half-cent stamp is of.
light brown color and bears the like—
ness 0: the Connecticut revolution-
:ary war hero. The one and one-half
cent stamps, also light brown in
color. bear the profile of the late
president.
Congressman Schuyler Merritt of
Stamford. sponsored the Nathan Hale
stamp and drafted the bill at \Vash.
‘ington which made it possible.
Captain Nathan Hale. Whose like—
ness is on the new one-cent stamps
was born at Coventry. Connec-
ticut. on June 6, 1755. He entered
Yale university when he was” 16
5Edward A. Filene Sees
*1 5 THE-.SENTINEB
Ch.“ . P » hi mt3r3505eangmvel‘flii'r'rgossible
I . at 1 or eroun ~r . e» ow-
lnese - ers ng. . est present {are‘is 8155. .
, Goes To School 3 “Today we have what is called the
.1. . . 1 . ‘white collar third .class.’ Accomo-
V ' 7 :. . dations tormerly'devoted to the mu
. ' ~‘ . _ migrant traffic have been refitted
and restricted to the use of students,
teachers. war veterans and other
~ special groups. But presen't‘sccexn—
'modations are a. makeshift. In the
near {ut'ure 'we shall. see ‘one class’
ships with clean and comfortable ac;
commodations at lower rates. They
will. have cafeteria service and every
passenger will have the run of the
ship.
“First we shall see numbers of ships
changed to ‘one; class' ideaat rates
1 which today are third class. Next
we shall see new vessels specially
constructed for this purpose. The
new ships vvill make
eight days."
"Airship travel."..
“will be of great benefit to mail, ex—
press and test passenger traffic. but
not for many years will the fares be
within reach of the average tourist.
inclined to fun feeling after at—
Y
provedll'fy taking o'-
CHAMBERLAIN’S
TABLETS
Cleansing and “rotting -only fit
General Hm; new command-3
win-chief of the Chinese armies!
has just arrived in Paris 'to
study French mflitaqrhctice
and equipment
”Phone
‘ 527
the voyage in_
said 1Mr... Filene.
‘ TOUT PERsoNs.
mmgus ’ constipation- 'ii .
, findre gudtheirdigestiong
”‘m-rrIms'umnoomesr
FRIDAY. {P
. The fllgdart i:- a
1 yl’rligatiou.
$6 \Vashington Street
Beauty and charm 3.. 3:: .. .
‘ _ . .
J by, ,V a
ing corset—light.
There is one for
Let our Commit».
Prices $4.00 to $10.00
The N. E. Ryanl
T‘Hllli
nodes, former minister to
Cuban cabinet.
Prompt
E’S
Dr. Carlos Manuel do Ces-
United States, will continue as
secretary of state in thenc-
Delivery
the
EUROPEAN TRIP
ALL READY FOR SATURDAY BOUSEKEEPISG SEEDS
AT PRICES SURPRISINGLY L0“'. .
romance.
tour. at ................... 980
AT $7 A DAY
IN THE FUTURE ;
; $1.25 O'Cedar floor mops made
' or tine twine, treated with oil.
ready for use. at ........... 890
M. an
Cedarized garment bags with side
opening. overcoat size 30x50,
moth proof. dust proof, at . $1.00
49c “Handec”
will hold 5 cont hangers, at
garment hangers
. 39c
Day \Vhen Ocean
’ Glass refrigerators dishes. nest of 59c t-gallon atone jugs with cork. -'
1!
:he ring she will tree
white enamel finish, at ..
Baby bassinetts made of willow. 1
$6.50
v
$1.25
“'hite enamel bread boxes
G. “1'. Fairchild
Beautiful, it must be.
tatious~a diamond
With life; radiating
In our diamond display -
ETIT'C .
5; Sent. 11;...
with lift top. size 101,5;1‘13 L’; ,
at ........................ 9&7 .‘ “W919” and 511*‘15‘1-
19c Porccla for cleaning bath MAIN AT ARCADE
tubs. sinks, etc, at 2 cans for 2
90,
, Travel Will Cost Two
. 25c Universal stainless steel par-
?alvanlzed poultry wire. 30 inches ‘
50
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centsaMlle ; lug knives. introductory price high ,1 inch mesh, 159 {L to
___.__. i it ......................... 16v roll. at .................. $7.
NEW YORK. April Iii—Ocean 89c Ea
_ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ , , .. , rihenware mixing bowls $1.15 Extra fine QUalitv corn
“338888 bewam the Lm~°d Stiles with decorated band. set of 5 brooms Wm. polished handles.
and Europe at 2 cents a mile in the
near future. with complete foreign
........................
tours at $7 a day. was predicted last
night by Edward A. Flene. Presi—
dent of “1111331 l-‘ileue‘s Sons Com—
pany of Boston.
Trans-Atlantic airship travel be-
iore many years also are prophesird
by the Boston merchant. “‘lio‘sald he
spoke after “thorough investigation
{or the purpose or finding out 11015
only what is available (or the Amcr- f
lcan of moderate means but what is;
coming next."
Cheaper steamship rates to Enrol
one are rapidly being forced on CPU; .
store of ocean liners. Mr. Fileno d... '
clared. because of restriction 0! 1x1:-
After Easter Specials
at
years old. His popularity and ability
at college caused him to be elected
chancellor of the Linonian society
which had been founded in 1753.
For a long time the marks he made
in a huge jurnp on the Green at New ‘3 -
Haven were preserved as evidence or
physical ability. ‘1
' ,He was graduated from Yale in
1773 and immediately began teaching ,
school at East Haddam. In the spring » 6'!
of 1774 he became master. at the
Union Grammar school at New PLon~ ‘7 .
don. Then came the Lexington alarm
in April. 1775. A town meeting im-
mediately was caoled. Hfile wag ____
among the speakers whic urge ‘ __ “ ..
immediate resistance to the British. Homage? or. 3;; Egrethglf-U-e ”out
l-Let us march immediately, he 7_ Deprives of possessioxm. 25,4 To rape”: .
said. "and never lay down our arms 13. Springs forth. 36 Rim cdce
until we obtain ,our independence!" 14‘ Feminine name. ‘ 37: Part. of 2— coat
On July 6. 1775. Hale enlisted as 15! A. continent (abbr.) 3‘. .E'xulluuf “hum“-
lieutenant in the 3rd company or the 16. A social party. 40 Tim-1* . . .
7th Connecticut regiment. command- 17. A bi-anch or learning. 4}: Backlooth.
ed by Col. Charles Webb of Stemo 18. To move from a place. 44. Finished.
ford. On-Septemben l. 1775. lied?“ 19. A stupid’person. . 45‘ Long ago.
prommed to a captaincy' accor "8 21" 00mmh‘rce- 48. 'l‘uft on the head of birds;
to an old payroll on file at Hartford. "3.2.8- .1.in or respect. 5“. Prom mmmng "three."
He received his °°m"3’f’§!°n m ' 24. Contiguous. ‘ 53. Middle “celern Stutc (abbx‘l
congress January 1. 1146.4 111.pr L. 26. Cunning. 5% Pm 0"ltl'1n t - .,
1 of the same year Hale was transfer . 727 Delicate slender. ‘ - P e U -
ed to New York. where with, Esme}: 28'" A'iree' ' ’
crew of men. under the cover 0 '— ' i . , ,
darkness. he captured a. British sloop , :2. Eigfgék” AnS“ 83‘ t0 \ esterday S
laden with supplies in the East riv- 32' .Unclcan ' Puzzle.
er under the very guns of the Brit- 36. A throbhlng
ish ship of war. Asia. ‘ 89:. A duty. ' Q
Later when GoneralWaahinzton 40 A barrier I F L A M E. C L 5 R K
was desirous of securing military in- 43: A grinding-machine, R B E D R O O M l
formation HaJe volunteered his sorv- 43 Application 5 ,
' ices. He set out on his mission. tuc- 4“ Allure entice . o S E I o U A M F
ceeded in getting the desired infor- 46. A kind of soup ; N E S T o P S A E.
mation and' passed through the en- 47‘ Abe'GVlatlon-i'oi: “bougli' ., l
tire British army to return. He was 48. To study " 3 T A K E M p A N 5
(ilmc‘bl’. back to surety. While await- 49. A collection 0! things. ; S i R E P U M A
mg a. boat he sought Mother Cich's 51 Latin {or "and ,, . .
:uveru on Long Island. A boat came. ‘3‘ Acid fruits ‘ R- . N G F D O G E
but when Hale approached it he saw 5;. To reach ' E D E w E pl 5 E X
that he had been betray-ell 101‘.“ 56. Epic pool'n
was fill-ed with British soldiers who 57: Restrained. contro‘icd . v E 1- H R H E R ‘1.-
1immediuiely took him prisoner. ' ‘ ‘ ,
Hale was taken on board the VIBE-TIES! ‘5 A V E N U E 5 T
Halifax which 13-: at anchor in 1. A.fruit . L. o a a 1.5 | T F 5
Long Island sound. Papers found on a, Evpungv-z ‘ -
ilale‘s pct-son worn l“1.‘:llt'iifilbl€ for I,‘ XL“. England State (abbr)
his b5 5"; Luvs": ‘5 .J ’95" The 4. Suffix denoting superlative -Senunel (lili’ortlszhlfil‘ils bring
:~;1ul‘.\' llzm :1 ». ~ iwiraied him degree. . good results,
‘=\'l.ll':ll gained m .. wrubl': circula- 5. Mommy.» of lcn’rth (Pl)
'lau has lore?! (Ehprc'céd. \ 6 Rulers ‘ ‘3 1 i,
H- was vrivi :m‘l Range-.1 in few ..' .' "‘ .... 1;
York. “'21:": on ;!.~, Scaffold. Hale 8 forgigfglimtlf' .
[1,39,12,11 J|\o,:uu:if H‘leoniz 9. .\ noun :4va denoting “from g .-
24; {mg " “URL-n \ " " 10. Article. 1‘
"M H I‘ I " 11. Storming, rating. I:
- _ 11‘. Strands. I
BU 1 ‘ 1'9. To undermine
1'2. Calendar.
, 1‘3. \Vrongdolng. ’
' 25. Reposes.
. 27. Tribunal. court.
PIES l 29. Napoleonic marshal. 3
30. Fragment. trifle. 3.
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'_. «15 WEST WASHINGTON ST., so. NORWALK " -'
Our Aim and Endeavor Is to
Serve You Well
~
, SPEIALS FOR SATURDAY
ARMOUR SUGAR CURED SMOKED "
_‘_ HAMS
WOULDER 0F LAMB - 20c LB. ;;
RUMP 0F VEAL - 24.: LB.
«1.0m 0F PORK . - 27;: LB.
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HAMBURG STEAK - 15. LB.
' .STEWING » LAMB . 15. LB.
* ‘SEARE RlBS] . -""l4c LB ;
., Picsuu - .3. LB: ;
TROJAN BEEF COL:
.-.Irns"n‘osT up To DATE mam-mm ours.
“14‘5“WEST WASHINGTON. STREET, TEL: 97515
TROJAN BEEF co.
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M. Landeau’s
I 5-10c Dept. Store
Successor to G. B. Worth
(-129 Washington St.
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South Norwalk, Conn.
DOLUTOISS‘IN
PARTNERSHIP
BRIDGEPORT, CO N N
migration by the United Sinus ;
Which deprives the companies, u
their most profitable business.
"I make the confident prediction. ;
said Mr. I-‘llcnfl. "my. in the mug After domg busmess together for five years, AL Berman and MO Balsam have (kt-idle m“
. their busmess relations. MO of the Ali-MO SPECIALTY SHOP needs and must haw
amount.
_. day.
Opp. Rialto Theatre
:onvinced
‘ - whole store.
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We are offering Bargains galore. throughout the
Here are only a few mentioned.
Hundreds more on our counters. Come in and be
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NOTHING
buy out fiL. In order to do sowe have acquired Mr. Murray Grod of the Eastern *3
tem to rip, slash, cut and tear prices to smithereens in order to raise $10,000. the ~ new.
RESERVED!
_ 3 Folks! If saving money means anything to you. leave everything and be h e Tr “ha"
a ‘ .doors smug open Saturday morning, .5de 18, 9:30 A. M.’ Never! No, Never in tho hm;
. 5 local retailing Will you ever witness such a wanton slaughter of prices. So low will mo.
that a German mark or a Russian ruble can make a purchase. Come on, you bargain .hurf.
; and make us prove what we say is true! You all have met AL and MO. but "Oll‘l't’ m w "
. i p the prices that are prevalent here during our 10-day Sale. Come and get. acquainted.
AL SAYS GOOD-BYE, NORWALK!
.. g ' Come, you,. my friends, and bid me good-bye:
_‘ away Ipswxch Silk Hose and 500 brooms to tho
EVERYTHING GOES!
SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9:30 A. M. APRIL 1+;
Owing To Lack of Space, I Am Listing Just a Few of Our Super-Spw'inlé
I AM LEAVING l 01‘:
To make this a gala event we are aging 2o,
59 participating in this great selling «bu! 4;?
Indies} House Dresses
A large assortment
98c
. Regular price $1.39
Boys"
Fine Washable Suits
, $1.00
Regular price $1.49
. Men’s
Sport Coat Sweaters
$1.00
Regular price $1.49
Large Square Bread
Boxes, Size 17”x12”
White Enameled
98c
Regular—price $1.49 5
WATCH “5“ WINDOWS ,FOR1BARGAINS
Ladies‘ Gauze'Lisle Vests .'
FREE FREE
For Saturday we will give every adult 3 $1.00
Hurl-Row Stitched Broom
FREE
*' To encourage early shopp
Hose to everyone entering
day morning-
to give away a pair of Ladies‘ hum-.1
lug \\ r em,
our \fuic \13 J.‘
.4
10c
-5.”
Regular price 19c
24”x35” Duroleum lMats
Complete line of the‘latest styles ‘in women’s
and children’s shoes
Complete line of Men’s low and lwéi >31
-z,
10c Pair
Regular price 190 pair
, 69c
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250- ad‘ ;.:;_ IF 10URD0N’T BU}, COME IN AND SAT GOOD-BYE. n-
Regular price 49c '7 . ——-—————-— —.—_..__.. M
' ’ 5 ‘00?" W" - 1,000, pr-Ladies' 600 PnLadies’relt 1 lot F1
2 Children’s ' 32%;; “aid 123; Shoes and Oxfords. House Slippers. - (a 5
Mercerized Socks 11. Reg $1.10, new 398'- $3-75. 110W Reg. $1.00, new Reg ‘
..'95c assc
Handy Andy. Lunch Kit
69c
Regular value ’89(: each 7
ford: to goal:
1 - lot‘ Children's Pinups and '0:-
: 79o ‘ '
logo at
5500 pair Men’s ‘heav‘y‘ wok Shoes
$11-79: .,
Children’s Gingham 1;- (:1: a:
Regular 51-00, new
59c
Yv
Guaranteed
Vacuum Bottles
69c 33“?“
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2ICQliiEiIN=AND G
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ET 7A“ $1410- meanness
,‘.1A._SALE.THAT COMES. .BIiT ONCE tN i'Aj LIFETIME:
Sp e ci alty S h 09
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