And how is your heater? Is
it firing all right or cities it go
dead. on a cold winter‘ s night
and leave you to shiver (when
you should be so sung) with a
cold radiator; not a spark in a
plus
That a hole in a shoe pumps
the water inside and brings
influenza. will not be denied. .
Then your clutch begins slip.
" ping, your brakes will not hold 9
and you skid into trouble and
,misfortunes untold. It punct-
ures your pleasure, in your
tubes put a cough, interieres
with your breather and per-
chance takes you ofl".
Our Goal is a c1incher;~it‘s
better than gas; it keeps your
fire speeding and cold can-
not pass. It Is not a self start-
EveI-y House _...
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rauho—‘AM
laying with Oak Flooring. 7‘
‘ EVERY HOUSE OWNER
can better afford hardwood flooring than carpets——-costs less
. in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
EVERY WOMAN
— wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
Back of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
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without a hardwood floor can be inereased’in valne by re- .
er but it 's easy to steer, it is
full of rich carbon and runs on
. high gear.
Ti’ifi
iiiifiiiig
f centennial“
M
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AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR THE WINTER
$5.00 per month __
we carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR‘ TIRES
13(50_TELEPH0NNES;-2011
Vaast Bros. Garage.
Austin s’liarage
m’a-«Mdm .-.-._..; -... . . .,
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State Ranks Second In This ,
Section ——New England
Sent 356—0 . . fl , , .y . , . .
: Winter Weather IS ere ,. -
workers in Washington timing the‘ _ y A ‘ l
conflict, 396 of these were fulnished: l . " * ' . l
from Connecticut which ranked sec- , _ , .
ond in the number of clerks, stonog- And proper precautions mu st be taken not only to Keep the Home Fires Burning, but to provuie
raphers and' typists furnished by any _ - .
of the New England states. Probably plenty 0f Warm 0101111113 and Bed Coverings. ,. '
'5. t.ftl ' ’k.. - . “ .t. . .
9.9.139355‘; :3“ ,‘ggéfoggg 332,22: WINTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR 13 one of our specxa-ltles and our stock of Shirts, Draw-
fggg$gfienfemml§ffigim “a?” £2": : ers and Combination Suits for Men, Women and Children is most complete in all grades all-d
lllnde‘up as follows: Massachusetts, sizes at most satisfactory prices_
,2.193; Connecticut, 396; Maine, 357;
'th Ll d.256:Nw H ‘1' , '
lotialoifimm. 187.“ “mm” BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
The releasing of these stenogra- . . _ _ _ _
I pllPl‘s, tiling clerks and olnco employ . COMFY COMFORTABLES and a Wide chOIce In Wool and Beacon Blankets, including Crib
{es will relieve the tightened situation _ ' ;
:at home and the girls who have done Blankets, Indian Blankets and Blanket Bathrobe Sets. .
,theil- pull in helping to win the war .
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‘Z‘gm P g 3‘ 0 m “m 0 "m mm“: AUTO AND STEAMER BUGS or QUALITY. r
:2 BILLIONS A ‘I EAR ~ “l-
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MAY BE SAVED BY
AVOIDING WASTE
Continued l‘lOln First Poi-'1:
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.10 be taken over and expanded by lbs
ELKS’ FAIR HEL
FEBRUARY 15-22
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BABE ADAMS BEST
Babe Adams. former .l’ilale world‘s
: series hero. who reached France at
'pel‘milted 1.67 earned
the end of the season.
pitcher among the regulars in
ams. who not into a, few games with
one Pirates before entering the army,
runs a game
while pitching for the Kansas City
club. ‘ He also stpod high in ulnning
games winning foullcen names and
losing three. '
Former Giant and Yankee sluhslcrs
did not fare particularly nw-ll in thr-
:lSs-ocizllion.
had several tryouts with the Giants.
.u'on three games and lost one for the
. others in earned runs.
.-__. -3- 3-.. _.,,- _ - , - ._ 3““- _. .3.-- r gdepnl'tment as a permanent l‘t-r-lannr l 1 . h
' ‘ . ,,,.. .. “A”: , --._. V, w”, M, , M, . .4. .lion industry. ' 1 is v colion of Jo n F. llogardus as
Rallroad Avenue and P .‘ - .‘i— f 4 -0: 51"... ‘ '1-‘\=.;»A- “VI/W; Hugh Praym», who organized lhl'!(3}lall‘lflall, l’. l-‘. Brophy as. secretary.
' ‘ he. Th . w k, S * I zilwoll‘k for the \Var lllduslaies llllal‘d,§:lll¥IC. ll‘Ying'Py'llllglon a: lrcaiuretllh'.
~ ‘ l . Ewil continue'in it in all a \‘istll'y o;l-‘ lc comnll ce lopes 0 ma e e
Franklin Stree' I 4 '5 ee 5 peCia s :‘r E-paoily with J, l). Janos, as its actual filll‘ the best one ever held in the
i "'. a. head. Elks‘ Home. On account of the war'
PHONE 1959 ‘ i ROUND STEAK _ . _ ., ..... . _______________ 296 1b. 2.11": saving made during the war is none was held last year. and it is ex-
. ‘ . ' """ ' ‘ ' ' ' eslimrlled at $1.5Illl,llllll,ollo, Many m pet-led that this will be bigger and bet- ,
i ”g SIRLOIN STEAK ........ - . . ...................... 290 lb. ".. I the Weapons and machines “80d by: 191‘ than Q-‘VOI‘ ll \Vlll be styled a "\WP.
0PEN fiDAY AND NIGHT] \‘ PORTERHOUSE STEAK .......................... 29c lb. 1"- : (it-norm l'vrsllins's arllly in its mm‘vh l0r.\' Fair." and the decorations. bOOth
-O ' ‘ Illlough Franco \l'cle lllndooul of this and olller features will be planned on
' - » —~——-—~«-««—- E! PORK CROPS ...... . ............................. 350 lb- ’ jlll‘lk 3| pall'imic order.
' . f ; FRANKFURTERS _______________________________ 250 lb_ ‘ ‘lhe purpose at the “menu is to,z A3] the Incitingllo be lllrlg on “'ed-
T . ;’l ‘ ‘ iinake every community a salvage" 1103 HY 9"?“ "2 “91‘" “’i P fulfill?”
.11 you have any broken 9 BOLOGNA ........ . ......................... 25c lb. , mm “mum, “m, u“, m...“ .9 ..,,,,,..,...,,,, M H... m... mm... m
_ .' n "’ PRESSED HAM . . ............................. 250 lb. 5 will be the [oiled Slums Allin. ihr- . emncst . .. , ,
, “1nd0w .. glass have “a ' /\\:‘ HOME DEADE LIVERWURST 200 lb 9 Navy the lleparnllenls oi lulbm (‘ om ‘ 3” w '
vre lace illelll there!) ,9, ' """"" 9‘ ', """"" ' ,c _ Inert-e and Agriculture. the lcdenll BR'])(,E (‘ODIMITTEE
p 9 ' y L. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ........................... 2501b. 2, loan} of Vocational Education. the ‘VILI FICHT SUITS
,-' ’n h ' iii PLATE BEEF 160 lb 7‘ American Federation ol‘ Labor and H ' -
53V]. 1, ea c .‘ ' ‘ """""""""""""""""" ' l. the Nation] (.‘olllmillc-v on Prisons and; "M
‘ 7 l HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE ...................... 280 lb. ‘ ' l‘l‘ir-on Labor. 1 , Continued {mm First Page.
‘ l y ,4, In order to bl'llla about ll colllplm‘oI —-_..__
Tm? GORHAM C0, w. CHOPPED MEAT ...... .. ........................ 230 lb. . mm"... (”magnum W WWWMl . . ‘ _
l 0... bodies my l'lHlKNl ,0 ,_"_Ulu.l.u“,_,5llt llll- .\(ll’\\':llli lilvcsllllclll ( onfilany,
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DECORATORS,
1131.452 ' East Norwalk,
SPECIALS
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John B. Risko
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE .
N0 Orders N0 Deliveries
.ET I "l‘: fl 6 . ' . " .9 1-,):
19;:149; e9}
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"For This Week
SPERRY dz BARNES PORK,
300 lb.
LIBBY’S CON. MILK,
2 cans 25c
5 LOOSE OATMEAL”. 3 lbs. 20c
"FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY
‘ . SOAP . ......... 6 bars 250
, q HIDIXIE BACON .. 400 a lb.
: SUGAR CORN cut to 100 a can
A. STULL
" . 24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
$7
Schultze
SIRLOIN STEAK ..
RibLambChops...................................
ForequartersLamb ......
FINAL NOTICE '
This is to give fair warning that ALL OUTSTANDING
BILLS AT EITHER'MARKET MUST BE PAID ON OR BE-
FORE Tuesday evening, January 7th, or further credit MUST
BE REFUSED mm...
Tuesday Specials
..... 38clb.
26c/lb.
1801b.
'0!
9-. v
on“.
Sh ASk for Entry Blanks for Norwak 3 Fifth Annual Poultry
OW.
.&i&$h Titts‘iaam'sa weasel“; ~
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
GRlNDlNG
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Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of Hood glasses.”
. flan tic St, Stamfo‘r
‘éfln Sal. Eva. ’1'? .319 n'r-ir- 15:551. 13:."
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The Best Groceries
At Low Prices
\
must be done with ABSOLUTE
"ACCURACY. Our facto is. National Or Sunshine Crackers . . ..... . . . . . . . 8c and 160 k .
. , _ ry Walter Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa, can . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .p19gc
. equipped Will the BEST AP- Swift‘s Pure Leaf Lard, per lb. ......................... 33c
. ’iPLIANCES and our mechanics are : Nucoanu; Glenn, 1the world’s best, 1b. .......... ‘ ......... 350
; ‘ . . 3 lbs ua er 0 ed Oats for ......................... 20
thorough and Wpalnstakmg Campbell’s Soups, all kinds, can ...................... 10:
We are confident in our ability Instant Postum ......................... 23c and 39c can
to give satisfaction Eldora Brand Peas (Early June), can ............... '. . . . 16c
Kravenmore Brand Corn, per can . f ................... 160
>See Us and, See ,Better. Aunt Jemima. s Pan Cake Flour, pkg. ................. 15c
Try our Teas and Coffees. You will be more than pleased
HAMEEMWs
A. F. BECKMANN o to. inc.
, 83 and ‘35 ‘Washineton St. Phone 1405.
a . .--... man- -
s.
W.
bows, season with 1.2mm.
Tame no ”59?»
Askfi’ltlfil U!
9251:5931) ”RAE PH;
yeassknmmae Best. Safest. Al
WIND SHIELD -GLASS
AER} WINDGW GLASS CUT AND SET Til ORDER
Aconav
141 Washington Street
3.; $0.119: 7
till? Tm ;ll bunks
est value
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(.‘mlnt-il of Nllliulllll lH‘H‘llSP. Alliul‘icalll
Federation of Labor. Alllvl‘itan Rodi
toss. National Y. M. l A.. Nullonll
l‘olholic “’tlr Council, Jewish \\ ell: no
‘lloard. l-‘odrrnl Board of Former ()l
gulllznlimls. Farmers" National llcald
quortcrs. National Council or Women
National (‘omnlillec on l'll>()ll.‘ and
:l’l'lB‘OH Labor.
Some idea or the c-hamoicl of mu
lt'lldl “hi-ch “ill be s.ll\.lged and Hit
-:lillollllls ol mom-y into uhich it no
may be uzllllelvd from the following in
ble of goods salvaged by lllo “’35“
Trade Board last year» Scrap iron.
$6tlll.lllltl,0llll: scmp metals. woollen.
mill; old waste papcl‘ and otllcl mus
$200,090,000; ’woolen rags. 37.30%
mm: cotton and wool waste. “lithium,-
mld; old l'ullhcl', $:loo,l'll,‘lo,ooo: . second
hand bags. $35Jllldfillll. and cotton lilla
let's. $50.00!}.000.
As an (‘XHlllDll‘ of who! may he done.
the department calls attention to
‘smull community ‘I‘n Pennsylvania:
Silol-lly al'lcr lllc local committee had
‘llt‘Llllll work light}: ions of paste book
:slulk paper “as salvaged and om or-
had scnt lucnty -fl\'«
it in ol old hooks and waste papnl'
u hicll had accumulated.
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NAVY YARD EMPLOYED:
100.000
morallnueo trom First. Page),
”vi-or! It I: a nil) issuvd. llle SM 1“! laiy
,ol the Non paid the lollouing tlibule
-:o the villi-m .‘ ol the c'hil smu’t‘c sys~
tem: ‘- 1 vfi
Under the Ian all navy- -_vard umk-
mcll musl be recruited ”“0!th the
civil service, and the department do-
sil'cs to vxpl‘l‘ss ii. gratification and
appreciation of the manner in which
the (‘ivil St‘l'vll'l‘ Commission met lhc
golncl‘gency and by tho creation of al-
J’csx culling ol‘ :1” needless red tape
has done all that was humanly possi-
:blc to mom lllc Navy‘s demands
llll‘ shm'lcsl practical tillle.”
As soon as
(,‘li‘il Survive (‘olllmission made an ar-
rangmuvnl with the Navy lM‘DaI'llllOl‘ll
to instruct lilo responsible ofliccrs at
navy yards and naval stations to make. .
daih lvpoll lo the department by tele-
.yvluph m lhcil rmpecllve needs
lclcglllpllit lepolls 110m the sole! 'll
sources were ('ollocled in the Navy
Ul'lizll'llllt‘n! and transmitted doll) t0.
.lhc ( ' il St mite Commission.
The (‘ olllllliSsion, in turn each neck.
or HIGH" lllqllcnlly when necessi‘ilym
:llllllhh :I «:o‘lllpl’lation of these 5990'
: l‘P'l m" (ls to each of its three thou
sand disllicl and local boaids. :§‘\l|
. lhc‘Hl‘ lt mes» lllntixes “ere instructed
to use men propel effort to locate;
men \‘l ill the qualifications desiled'
.u ho “cl 9 “illing .lild able to accept
. Gm 1- 1m lent employment The district
‘ and ioc. nl boards disseminated me 1n-
5 lollnzllion b\ sending notices to 100375
, lit Wspapels by enlisting the aid at in
I (al iladc onions. and by personally “I"
’ll: mulling; iiidiviuuais “hull {lien "Ml
lop; IOHllniiV lor personal intelwview
lrLall this efforl' however. care “as
excl: ised to avoid undue interferencfl
{ “oh the “out of private plants. ‘
The American Federatim‘of Labor
also tendered assistant: 0* e *
the 351‘
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MEN ,
nmsl a new organization and the roar- '
in
war was declared tho.
The) L
lUl‘
mlllev purchase land for :I park in
350;” in“ .l\« lllli‘ Album “'cllnitv. has
in lllullgllgt' of $1 Sm) on the l|l()llf‘l'l\,
guild an .lddiliomll claim oi $200 as a
Hullllllission lm ltllding lllc money to
,lhl lilucslmonl ('(llllllflny. and he is
llllulclmo illlcloslcd in illc (llltcomc ol’
‘cllw suit
I l! is likely lllllt lllu fil‘idlw C‘Ululllil.‘
llm “ill lilkl' Milo: in tight the case
lulu-ll it comm~ up lamlaly 11m and
l ii the outcome lllcll is lml. norlble, it
“ill be taken In lllc Supreme (‘- \llll
Allmncy John ..l “lush. 101 the
:CllllllllilleP. \Vlls [vl'6"?~1'l‘ll lll Szlllllday:
gniuht's llleelilllz.
BANNER COUNCIL NOTES
tho )llll'pnsus at making the collI—‘
‘ilulivc in the post.
0—-
Degree to be Conferred on Eleven Cam;
didates Thursday Evening
Baum-r (‘oullriL Sons and Daugh-
ters of Liberty. “ill meet on Thursday
evening and will confer the domes on
ll class of eleven candidates. Every
member is requested to attend the
meeting “hicll will open promptly ill
.cirzhl o‘clock. Al'lcl' initiation the fol
loul‘lllz elected (llfit'vl's - will be in»
_ stalled.
( ouncillor ~ Allvllnv \i Pcnncll.
Associate ( Ollll(ill()l Fannie (‘lock
ell.
\‘im‘ (‘Olllll‘illOF ldzl Merriam.
Associate Vice ('Ullnt‘llllll‘» -Blan(-hc
l‘lall.
Recording Secretary Charles J
li‘erriss.
Assistant Recording Secretary
Fred Hulse.
Financial Sccl‘etaluv—{Thorns l’
“'arner. -
Treasurer» -ld.'l Rowland.
llllido-~»~-l"loronco Young.
Inside Guard-v— lllcz Mills.
Outside Guard-— Elmer Roberts.
Trusteevufidelinc Pcnnell.
Pianisl»—~Jcnnie Print-c.
After initiation and
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. )Ull CCllillll lll
thele “ill be Icirosllmcnls and mom ‘
llcls ale to bring: homo made cakes.
SLATTERY FINED $10
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.’ I \Yillinm Si ;.lll“l‘\' of 1?; Cross vll‘oel.
\xllo \Ins .llllslod vcsleldm
lllspoclol
on the
vehicle
. . imp. "illimll
Mamit lll‘
_ l“()lUI
3“I‘l’lll.'lll, all"
, if \‘lolalinz tho lllotor
sllalion laws. was :ll‘l'aimlcd in the City
J’feull morning before Judge
George ll l'osbmgh Slaitnl‘v was
lound guilty and “as 2l\(‘ll a flat fine
Sol $10 but 4‘.“le lice “as later “suspend‘
fl 0d.
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COLLEGE ROWING MEET.
VIC“ YORK. Jan. 4.—Columbla' Uni-
w- l".~ll_\' u ill be mm c: ented at the meet
ling o: the American College Rowing
ills seociation to be held in Philadelphia
(next neck to discuss the proposal to
'llave. a {leniev regatta for college cr'seu
this spring. it was announced today.
i
tel- 21 boat Cohzinb’ia also rrprobably
chargn?
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ll£1he plans mature, it is virtually eel--
min that the Blue and White will elk:
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another form-
won. seven
Louisville Club. St roud.
Bf Giant. with Louisville,
and last five.
The former Yankees in lhe associa-~
wjtll lx'aln- '
lion did not do well.
sas City, won five and lost seven
l’icrc)’. with St. Paul. won Six and lost
six. Kcatina‘. with Toledo.,won nine
and losl sm’en. but stood below the
Brady, of To-
u'on cic'hl‘ and inst ciaht. and
of Toledo. won none and lost
Hoff.
ll‘dl).
Schulz.
l'oul'.
NEW LONDON TEAM SOLD?
A1 tho Eastern League meeting ill
Hartford on Friday there were a deal
of rumors in the air. mainly concern
in; the future chances of the New
London “mm. One rumor. emanating
from a source Which has been author»
has for its lllolil’
the disposal of all tho interests of ill.»
1:111; Morton lv‘_ l‘lpnt including hold.
ings in ”I" Philadelphia Nationals and
New London and “'alcl'bul‘y l‘rullchis
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Dolll 1r) to \ :mll up all Ul‘.
oi (Innis in tllt lllillllll} .llld col
is not economical
lllll [:0 lli ii
131' routes—ii
was the leading -'
the ‘
’Amcrican Association last. season. Ad- 9.
l’ulmero. the Cuban. Who _
"'95, and the pulthasei- to bv llilll
closely idontil'icd w; ill “7illiayll l“ lm»
her. who is president of HM" l’lll...d.xl-
phia National club.
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GOWDY TO PLAY WITH BRAVES
. BOSTON, Jan. 6.-\Vord has . l.
been received from Hank Gowdy, lltl\\'
in France with the American Emu-d:
tionary Forces. by the management of
the Boston Braves lo the effect llm‘.
llle great backstop will be back in
time to participate in the spring train-
_ing and wants to don the mask and
lchest protector for Stallings's men
When the 1919 season opens.
The notice was mailed with the idea
of its becoming a pleasant. Christmas
surprise for Stallings. but through
some slipup was not .‘Pr-vived until
’10“:
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BRIDIGEPORT STANDARD STOPS
PUBLICATlON
IlltlllGEl’OR'I‘. Jail. l -'l‘llc Stand.
lard-American will cease Pllblil‘llllllll
today, according lo publisher's an»
nounccment. the plmll of this léll‘yl'
being‘ merged with the Post Publish-
ing Company. publishing llp- Mm,
Telegram and Sunday Post in this
city.
The Slallduld- .lmll'nll “(IS l'il‘sl
published clvhli nine )l: :lu-o, by H.
H. Fantml. mid \\ :ls Ill :1 Hull”) as
the “Weekly ll: . lulllll .m 'J‘vll Law-ans
later ll. (‘llHlLLH-(l its now“ in the
Bridgeport Standard and homune :I‘
In H34 'l bccnnle a
mono wus fillODl'
ll‘i-wlwkly ])Hll('l‘.
'l‘llc prom-m
July. 1917.
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Hall).
“(I in
ll. Krieger C0.
OVERCOAT’S‘
For Men. Youths and Boys
At Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BICYCLES VULCANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 957*2
7__9 North Main St.. So. Nor-milk.
.. .‘
. FULL LINE 01" BEST QUAL-
:ITY MEATS, POULTRY, GRO—
enough to try Slltll .l lull. lllll alk OER-IE3 AND FRESH VEGE-
zll _\()U Illt llul llll-:
conscious l\ losing :1 pr
the three fold function of :1 mm.
\\ arm an fill-um c. and I'll; ll 1‘ \\ in
Stamford fill ll 'Slcc are um mellul
TUR <\l.-:l llY
kill (lCle Hf TABLES-
ms'dn‘nhm he“ through the“ “in ”mu“ ' Home-made Sausage ..... 38c lb.‘
AS the 311‘ «ml (ll (lulu-u ls‘ Hills! 2
healthful llllllf‘ some of llllu the H
In ‘luer _____
flu-‘llgllc. hull 11. and lIlLI‘l w 1.1 it ‘ e z S S. Kraut 1001b.
throughout the. house. Till< 3... . _
C D. Chamok
Horace R Nash 76 NORTH Ellis STREET
N0. Main and West Sis;
TELEPHONE 583.2.
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro
tecled? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
modern Safe Deposit. Vault.
vide you with one for the small sum Of $4.00 per year, in on:
We will also act as custodian 01
your Liberty Bonds Without charge ,il' you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by chock.
The City National Bank.
Norwalk Chronicler