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LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT
STANDARD
CORD TIRE 'SALE
As we advertised, the following tire prices will hold good until Nov. lst.
Tire Compsnies have made another mlmnce or 20%.
The prices quoted here represent a saving to you of
about. 40% on tires and 50% on tubes.
" Buy now while we have your size in stock!
SIZE
TIRE PRICE
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30 1: 31/288
30 x 31/2 cl
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21. 95
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Tire Price
$17.40
31.40 _
7295'" x 4.49
#32 x 6.20
Tube Price
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SUPPLY C0 1....
SO. NORWALK
Mrs. Eddie McCall Priest 0! Hunt-
inigton. Tennis, is the new federal
collector oi customs for Tennessee
and Arkansas. Long active in Re-
ipubiican politics. she was given the
post by President Coolidge on ti).
recommendation of Party leaders.
‘GET AT THE CAUSE!
Many Net-wail: Nita Are Showing
now to Avoid Needless Snil‘ering.
There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or inability to
properly control the kidney secre-
tions. Night and day alike, the
suderer is tormented and what with
the burning and scalding, the atten-
dant backache. headache and dissi-
nees. life is indeed a burden. Dean's
Pills-11. stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys—have brought peace and
comfort to many South Norwalk
peeple. Prom by this South Nor-
walk resident's experience:
Charles 1". Walker, 8 1-2 Lexing-
ton Ave., says: "Mornings when I
got up, 1 had a dull ache through
my back. When 1 stooped it was
Just like sticking s. knits into my
back when i straightened. I had to
get up several times during the
night to pass the kidney secretions
and that broke my rest. I felt tired
and exhausted and diuy spells came
over me when” specks dashed before
my eyes. Alter using three boxes of
Dean's Pills. all signs of the trouble
left and the cure has lasted."
60c. at all dealers. Foster-hillburn
Ce.. Mira. Bunnie, N. Y.
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~A1l1-ertisc tn the Sentinel tor the
best run its.
‘ Dr. Potter Makes Clos-
ing Address to Coun- .
cil of Congregational
Churches
WASHINGTON. Oct. til—Judge
Frank J. Harwood of Appleton. Win,
has been elected moderator of the
National Council of Congregational
Churches. succeeding Rev. Dr. Reck-
well Harmon Potter of Hartford.
‘Dr. Potter was elected moderator
ot the national council two years
ago. In his closing address as mod-
erator Dr. Potter pleaded for the
democratic ideals of the Pilgrims.
"Democracy." he declared.
the characteristic of the his or the
early Christians. The bond uniting
the Christian in the first century
was love. This same principle of
love is in the church today. It is in
the fellowship of the congregation.
it is in the service and it is in the
fellowship of the Chrisltans in our
communties. in our countries and in
the world. «
“Our fathers. the Pilgrims and the
Puritans. Joined their hands and
their hearts under the shining light
11w“
of that vision to seek to tell the love
story of the world not by proclaim-
ing obedience to an organization and
declare identity of opinion. still less
by seeking to inspire loyalty to a
common history.
“They sought to tell the love story
of the world by the declaration ot a
common purpose, by the confession
of a common ideal. by undertaking
togethern common task in bonds of
mutual sympathy and loyalty and
hope.
as not. by a word of obedience. nor
by a creed of opinion. nor by n in.
dttien of a great purpore dimly dis-
cerned. elegant challenge deeply
felt and e: a great hope expressed."
Dr. Potter expressed the view that
1 tin by democrlcy in ideals that on.
ity of purpose that the' Conga“.
tiensi Chureh risen to the pogi‘.
tien it new occupies. “He compared
its progress with that of the United
States. . _ :
minus sonoom BUNK.
WELLSSLEE'T. Mala. Oct. 1!.
(Aim—The Gloucester it s h t n g
schooner Wilma" was nmmed
and sun! by an unidentified collier
eight inilss of! Weilesleet. yesterday.
The twelve members or the crew (ll
not by seeking to enforce or even to .
They gathered their church. .5;
, coachinx
* 9
Mrs. Birdie Strome. «t9. above.-has
been indicted at Springfield. 0.. for
p’oiseniing her stepdaughter. Esta
death, the Springfield authorities
were told. ' ‘
Girlufiockey 'Team
setress Sari roan: tron iii-ans Moi-
‘sei tor the playwright raised no obs:
, section when Hadsme nolnar's st-
. tornay told the judge
Strome. ii. The victim predicted her:
summer. Oct. 1:. uni—.1:
divorce has'been greeted to the
nor. the. playwright. The decree
permits the wits to continue to bear
the name of Moinsr.
Neither party to the case attend-
ed the court proceedings, but coun-
hed taithleesly deserted.
dayi otter their wedding.
w
divorced his first wife three years
age 11nd married 8er Fetish. 9. reign
lag tsvorite o! the Sudanest mt
LEu-iier this ~12»..-
suit {or divorce. 5
‘ not completed. and it in: mouse
recently 11m efforts .towsrd s. recon» .
cillatlon were progressing. Madam
Molnsr's successful suit! toliowed
A‘_‘C‘at Eye” Annie . .8
Escape from 3811
BUFFALO. N. 1.4051. 28. (AP.
-——"Cat Eye Annie"
the Erie County Jail sometime be
tween midnight and dawn yesterday
The woman. who was. wantedby
the police of a score mantles. w.
to be sentenced today for the theft
at 815. 000 wdrth of Jewairy “from a
Budald home where she was ern.‘
played as a maid in 1913.
BARBED FROM 11. 5.
WASHINGTON.
Countess Karoiyi. wile or 001111
Michael Karelyt. former presides
sion to visit the United States on
lecture tour. .9 1
Greenwich and Westchestet‘ county
will meet the All-Ireland hooks
too out the Westehester-Blltmore
Country Club November 4. The,
All-Ireland team has just arrived
for t tour or the United States. The
least? teem’ will be known as the
"nirehesters." Miss Campbell is
. the local extremities
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sates Field hockey Association and
Annotation.
linemsummer‘s due next. But in
shaped and rode ashore in two
t'lorles. ‘
. 1
summer. you know winter’s coming.
courtesy oi the 'Unitsd ‘
the Ali-England Women's Beck". ‘
,Winter's best. Because then you A
t Melnsr' .
is wits 79
5 1 Fans Molnar. author of “Lilian" ,
"The Curd-man" and The Swan,
escaped {romp
‘36”WeeiSerge . wes$
,wsovoitynuurntds was $2.99 a... 1150
Oct. 1. (AP. 1... .
0: Hungary." has been denied vermin A
eathey
ghost, strongest” shoes 11.111.91.11- children. Light
mmimu. and ,WMW 111 brown or smoked elk.
pen snooty Evenings ,
Our bountiful line of New Fall Goods to git at Cost!
56" Wool dsrsey was $1.75, 1101119135
DmYeitmt was $1.98, new $1.25
.98,‘now$ 60
flannel (newoolors) was $9.98, new $2.00
19119111951. Crepe [was $1.,50 now $100
3ersey
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Sells.
Yard ........‘.
Outing Flannel
3'10”) ~ .
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