, . a ' '
< 1%, offers to marry her. Tony. 1’
, good-for-nothtng, .. is the man ‘Wetont
loves.
autumnal
The House of Quality and Refinement 9
Today and Tuesday
l
l
t
n Y r ‘ ‘-
BEALTIFL i. ELSIE FERGUSON DECGRAHHN BAY
In Her Newest and Greatest SucCess .
“mi: P mm m ~ 1.. - -
. ‘ g - . . . . WIFE . :uckmgham Post. No. 1"
. it lit-l; :nv n.~ and Plll‘llflnlf‘ tastes matte a very unusual combines f “7'“ V” ‘t V' t I
lion and cause- stui‘tlintz situations. ' q 1 IS] 3 “”0“
A Pattie News Pictorial and Comedy L unday .
“'eiztcsday and Thursday rm».
NORMA TALMADGE
-_ifi_ :losc to tourscore years plan to;
.. . Y .. old their annual obsenanct" oi ll‘cot'-:
The lleait of W etch.) ; mm llay in. the Usual fa<liion.r 0n?
.. . .;~ h :t:. lzhiian maid. tlicdaughler of (‘hivt‘ Dal-kt-lnud :lV“: '!‘~"("-‘i“ing Sunday. May 35. they plan
bar in “1*: it) a. "llalefact'." a 1‘33"" activities that would ‘31 1119:
' .. 1 - sticnmh of many a youngu‘ man. In
- A ‘lrai elogueSenes and omedy .‘hv niolllinlz. asssted by local nov
’ . . . . . Var-mun. the? fin Titan! fiag§ on’lhé’
. V I ': l’“ l y increaainz number of the
Frlda} _-’§‘* Izt‘t‘z'es of their r'timt‘atlee. This \alugtl
Da'rl ‘ .‘l . a ; _ :h‘tais‘ance oi the Boy Scouts of Am?
3 l ) largueritc Clark _ _ ‘ . t-l-lca was tendered some time ago. and
-411... i ~unlit not as yet formally accepted is
n. V Q < r ’1 1.x,b..;n-\- " 35- "4 "
nah. WIGGS or THE CAi‘JtAflE lwrt ii" ... ‘ ” “ ”’ ‘ " M "M
i."‘"‘_‘i' Maiy" l‘ll»» r‘ar is uhtdt ”11' cu. todian u: an inflict and i" "I" illll‘t'nm‘h the i'fl-‘tg‘viil ‘m' 9h:-
l on .i~.-.u-i;ilt3d with :t ('flllbl‘lt‘ hatch. h'mfiw'! “WSW at ”W "mm“; 35'1“"
rial Sunday Ht‘rl'll‘t‘s on lllf‘ Green
”T119 Golden Eaglet‘ and a Comedy nvgr [hp \\'jlt(ln ltnsltlffit'e, “i1yt)g~i_“;”]g._.;
l"l’u in: hm 'I donated to coin ey them.
A check haw been imcived from vill‘
Salut‘dfl) city in :tsurt'r by Qltzzrtai'ilida‘ 9|“
' Constance TalmadEc "mu-2 w. tarantula m lvii- im- the
l __ CXIHII>PS ol the obsonancc of me
— n day.
Just what will ho the pro: am for
May 30th has not been “3"101‘.‘)"l
"llt(—t't- will probably be a >llf|fl parade
and the llhllfll collation at the Pos’
rooma in Red Men‘s ”all. 25 Main
"Mrs. Leffingwell’s Boots"
M
4‘-
-- ' V I- ‘ , f '< . - H .'
.lltt s l.lu.t DhOlONd-‘v Th" ”m“? ! >l2'tl" at the noon hour.
brother" in which charming Dormhy- 'I‘hat the residents of Norwalk
llal'on Will be featured in the Palace >lllllllll take more interest in our
rlltl‘ll) old toleran> is not denied or t.
it torcot'en. ltu' there is an much 0'
intuit- into rest constantly occurrin':
‘iul :1 hint to give 'llt- (lltl lllI‘n a lift
i.".¢-l financially or by donating the
l... of ttlliOf‘llOlJilt's to transport mom
to tltt‘ cemeteries on Sunday and abou’
, tufin decoration Day. All such offers
should he sent to George “2 Raymond.
Qtiartcrtiiasler. IT l'nlon place. or at
Hastings store. i “'all street.
theatre Tuesday.
It is the Story of how a clcu-r young
girl. who had learned to know the be.
cause of her experiences as a travel‘
' ing salcswoman. undertakes to cure
:- Today her erstwhile lmer of pleasure mad-
‘ new that has estranged him from her.
Bryant “'ashburn ’ ' this. she enlists her agcd fa-‘
In Paramount Picture, w. ut-ri'iceza. and the old man
“Something. TO DO" We tilitsic of youth even.
it named "an otl' t d (l‘F'r him sore feet and an'
e ' . iii img 0 o." . . .. .. . . '
'. to had his hands full. You'll 3"”“g "“"k' 3"” 3“"me "mm
nu.» your hands full‘ too, holding by Dorothy Dalton. succeeds in un-,
'Illt shit-s. laughing at “'ashburn's con-ring a plokhy (twinning 0700‘“ l";
l
Even. 7115-9.
Mat. 2215.
'l
.I.
REPUBLICANS IN CONTROL.
ill": "l
though it
Woman Suffrage Constitutional
Amendment Put at Top of Table.
1. i ll sotiitihln. [‘0 Do. rob tho titan Hie ]()\(':s and his fathci.‘ “'ASHINGTUX. “a". H.- Prompily “_ llc' .. be lit ttl ‘ . . -. ‘ ( ‘ ‘d' ,l
'1 NW- Second EPiSOUC 0f Shreu‘dlv sht' lin'r‘a the plans M ”W at noon today. the extlaordinarv sew 0“ ‘ H! l on um. These p0W~ administrative board. thin. Mm ml... Tr) I "enttnel Want Ad
' . . ‘ ‘ .. ~ . . . . ' n . 3
‘ ”TH: CARTER CASE.” (Foul-is to her own use ‘so that she «on of («ingress got’ smoothly under 5““ ‘1" 9° ”"3 and i'it’a-‘dnl to take mtsplacement of effon and. the ex! 3
pense of maintaining an American t‘t’l‘ . .____-". ,'
“'95. \‘.’i ll lif’pulllltfiln> in the minori-
ty in both branches. the leadership
liiilllgl d into the work of organization.
in both House amt Senate. the pro-
gram. well-arranged in ttd\ance. start
ad oll’ tr! it had been planned. {Vice-
President Marshall presided in the lat-
HT and (‘lmk South Trialllt in the for—
Tlu- usual prayers and then the
brings tilt-iii into lilt‘ hands of the po-'
w“ Hui oi 'l‘iltills and lilo
lice. and her low-r to her out] feet.
‘ . ." «null:
NLRBERF RAWLINSON
And MARGARET MARSH
LATEST PATHE NEWS.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TUESDAY
‘ '< . ‘ “ I: P risian "WY.
1 ' Tuehda) Elafifef'etfugzrhe :ewsflPictori; and let-din: of President \K'ilson‘s procla
Jorothy 1’31“)“ ' ' liiialion preceded the calling of the
i1 In Tnos. Inge PFOduction Comedy. grolls. Then the House proceeded to
l ' Ar.» French dinner gowns. tut low. the business ol electing a Speaker
llvt‘i'e—w-ntative (lillcit of .‘l‘liFaCllllS
ell» and tht~ Senate liivned to cit-c m'.’
it'lll.. Senator (‘uni-
they liarmoniZc with
“The Homebrcaker"
, Also, Scnnétt Comedy,
"NEVER T00 OLDU
And Holmes Travelogue.
iiiiitiodt-sl‘.‘ [in
\‘il‘\\.\' of t-l-Jt-rly person< of l'uri-
tariir‘ttl tciirictlcii-sf’ Should young
illitll‘a yit-‘d to parental ttposition on
prt-hh-iiis of (“155? These are a few
or the (lllI-slitlns which are brought to
who are
“H :t president into
l.li!‘fl\ of Iowa.
it? a majority of fun votes. We Re»
pulllit‘ans took control of the Seila't-
electing Scnator (‘ntiiillins president
pro tetnpore and defeating Senmor
lit-y Pittman of Nevada. Democrat, by
a record vote of 47 to 4!,
The Woman Suffrage (‘onsti‘uttonal
amendment got top place today on the
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
\\'. (it'l‘fiith l’rcst-nlr Lillian tlish
and Robert Hart-on in
“THE ROMANCE 0F HAPPY
the attention of spectators
fortun-ttt- rnouuh to see Elsie Ferguson
in her lll'\\' Al'tcrzli‘t photoplu)’. "llis
which will be shown
.. l': "1: “hi. .
l VALLEY. m ‘m l ' _ ‘ Houst- calendar. Ily general agree
\vaud ." Th d _ :it the Rt'uf'lll tilt-ant.- today and “Wm Representative Mann's joint
. CV] e “rs ay. Frl- Tilt-sday. 'resolufion. similar to the measure
‘ l“;lll\l'lli‘ is a girl reporter in Paris. passed last SFallln by life. ”cusp and
when Marlin Wesley, the son of stern
New England parents, moetsdnves and
wmlh lit-r after a hasty courshlp. When
,lll‘ l'clrhvs'his bride to the parential
tli -ir l’ui-italiical tastes, an open rup-
Thomc. they treat her with great in-
. civility and when she appears at dinner ”a... legislative program.
French gown too decollete for
day. Saturday
nated Number One.
A resolution to repeal the luxury tax
as of the “'ar Revenue bill. agreed
A
it tights "
-\T PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
last sealou. was introduced today by
Representative Moore
in a
.ant Wachburn in ‘Somethlng to tin-(- with her husband follows. ‘ __-
30:" Also Second Episode of “The. _._-.-__ ~> l ”Fr OFF CORNS'
Calm Case.” ‘AT THE REGENT THEATRE t ' '
,-t
‘.l~rrill, a weaitry
rite heavy on his
' ’0‘“ 0" “‘4" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
9
Doan’t hurt at all and costsonly
.ii: tilllllllfln wi'E
"1* “'h" "' ““-‘ 5‘ '"UW and “mi“ Norma Talmadge in “The Heart of
"itilillE’, i :o .tld accoun . is one Wetona." A Travelogue and i 1 f6“! cents
'-l ttft'oltlml ll j-‘ant. “'ltShblH'fla ' Carnody. l J
1‘ ‘."““‘ "'5 mi“-"“‘em during ”‘9 Norma Talmzidge. the beautiful
Select star. will ~be presented by Jo-
seph M. Schenck in her latest Select
Picture. “The. Heart of “’etona." at
the Regent theatre Wednesday and
Thursday. This is an Indian story by
George Scarborough. The scenario
was written by Mary Murillo and it
was directed by Sidney A. Franklin.
The story begins when Quannali.
chief of ti tribe of Comanche Indians.
learns that his daughter, “'etona. has
been wronged by a white man. V‘Veto-
na‘S mother was a white woman and
\Vr-lona has been brought up as a
white girl. '
The Comanchea decide to seek ven-
geance. They will find the man who
has wronged the daughter of the chief
of their tribe and put him to death.
“'ctona refuses to tell the name of her
lover. All she will tell her father is
that he is a white man. >
She goes to John Hardin. the agent
in charge to the reservation. and the
only white man the Indians trust, to
ask him to save her lovcl'. “'blle she
Dillon in “The Homebreakr is talking to Hardin. Quannah In his
“5° MaCR Jennet: ComedY- search for the man who wronged his
writ, rubist art and all the daugth-r sees “'etpna and Hardin soreness or Irritation- Freezone is, the
, ,
l’lttslitlils of modern life, talking so intimately together that he discovery 91 a noted CW" 33'
.t l'UllSDlCllOllS part in Thomas H3 judges Hardin must be his donate“ n1”. ‘ ; ' '
"Something to Do,” which
the Palace theatre
'l.’ '12
hr >llllwn at
\x'ushbutn diaplays a sort of
iii (lever comedy that is char-
'il‘ of him 310118.
J ,t l: Merrill. he seeks adventure
til.- it in the form of an outra-
«ximile which is being perpe-
_'..lil.<t a charming young heir-
! ilv-l‘ father by an unscrupulous
“hit by false methods has had
"for incarcerated in an insane
bribing the keeper to keep
The keeper gives her a
rim hribe. The girl over-
tt'ansaction and from then
1‘ a wild scramble for the reg
th» :irl. her father. who es.
.- the asllum. and Jack Mer-
finally obtains the docu-
‘h rt-leaues the father and
: . him-reams of their crime.
3-.
.
9’ "
- .0“.
t
r..
.‘u
11,.
\
Magic! Just drop a little Freezone
on that touchy corn. instantly it slope
aching, then you lift the corn off with
the fingers. Truly? .\'o humbug!
Try Froczone! Your druggist Bells a
tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient to
rid your feet of every bard corn, soft
corn. or corn between the toes. and
rallusea. without one pattclé of mm.
"‘aLACE THEATRE TUESDAV.
’1?‘.
14;.
(Eleven-Year—Gld Vlnson RIC-i The loll-mile race nl’ tl‘e Hillside?
ryefit \Vaisll McLean. the 11-year-old son of
. Edward M. McLean. publisher of the
qushington Post and ('incinnati En-
lquirvr, was run down and fatally in-
Tht‘ $l'and old men of Buckingham JUN"l Yp-‘lerdat‘. by an automobile M
. Fur. 2:. G. A. R.. despite the facté the McLean summPr 1mm? at Friend-
mal theft) am only about a dozen ac—i sthit‘. n91" here. The boy, who was the
".\‘K’- members left with their avomzeih‘d‘. 1" the large estates Of John P.
g the}
‘ were playing in the orchestra.
defea'ed in the Senate, was denig-
upon by leaders of both parties at the.
of Pennsylva-.
nm. as a part of the Republican parr-' , .
, to 33 per cent. reduction. You will be
MILLINEIRY
LADIES’. MISSES‘ AND CHILDREN’S HATS
1-2 PRICE
Take your choice of any flat in the store all =
pay us one-half the regular price.
i
intuit ill trill? '
t , tilt] .
ANDZillllililiS:
Lean, Heir to Great Es?" Homing Pigeon club was held on sun'
tat-£5, R1111 DO‘Vll-in ‘vash_ tint: May 11,-from Trenton. N. J. The
ington ‘ 'b'rds were liberated a? lzllll o’clock.
The winning bird arriied at the ”ll-ft
WASHINGTON. of Joseph A. Michel; at 4-2112: 1' m.
'finic out was: 3 hour:I 3i! ll'llnll‘li‘fi and
23 seconds. 1
Result of race in )1“.le pvr iiilnii2¢>:’
Joseph A. Michel; ’
first diploma
second diploma
0. A. Johnson
.lt-hn E. Ryan
(‘. S. “lose”
May 1 9. Vinson
$27.51 ydsf
5223': pix.
744 N Sue.
0:20 7"» 9738.
M- l.>2
McLean and Thomas: F. Walsh and
thereby reputed to be one of, tilt)
whalihiest children in l’nited
t he I“! ‘3
:ilddt‘h: mod 3 “W “0“” after the 210- Edward J. Mithtvk‘ Bust vdsA ' " ‘ " "t
’Tltt-l boy Was-walking along the R‘m” "~ 31‘3”?“ 57"” 3"” STATE, FORESTRY ASSDClATlON. Haw you Home m1,”
highway near Friendship “hen the at:- The 200 mile race war flown from‘ ‘ _...__. _ ~ 00 y
(.u‘éfi‘r‘rj'firfi‘wa‘%d. 7a memzrwarsoni Minimum Trail-cmrcihyiiiiehints" T‘T‘AT‘V *W44% T’" ATT’ m§fi " ’ ' "i ' "
linmrdtmly to {he latimr and mother, Mn- “hm“..d a, 5.4; ;= m Tm, wing Point Ggpve. May 24:». Second-hand Ford Radial“
“ho uvrc melting in Lmti~willm K32. ‘ h ‘ h I Emu“ .l.: The annual meeting will be held at. nlwny: on hand.
ning biivi was ownt d by
Edward .1. Mivlltvk
til 5‘ diploma
and it hat! said ”laid night that they
min- «n mail- to \\'a.-.hhiizzon on a
spcciul train.
24th. 1919. at
llazardville,
lawn mower sharpening.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR
in, Saturday, May
near
‘ it
12%).“ )‘llS: l’ine Point Grove
5‘ Corn. on land:- of A. D. Bridge. 8: Sons
It.
'1 .- w t y n . ‘ , '0. A. Johnson
bTAg'E [‘A}\“D‘3 STRIKE ‘2 >c~ond dlploma 1:31.11 ytlejf (‘0. This company has many interest.» SHOP -
AI‘ IlOl'l S THEATRE..L w. Mitt-yell t:~n.;;:~ yisftn: Iiiincs to show us in the way or Phone 4.35
Jose-pl A. Mtc‘nuk 26 Main St Kai-walk. Conn.
Jest-pl. .1. .‘lichek
.lonn 1-}. Ryan
Fokn-l : crowing pine and in methods of 103-.
1278.42 his... yinu and manufacturing pine. 3
12671:? ytl.~‘.: One of the members oi the firm will:
1:67.121 yds.‘ discuss the results of private forestry}
124G 3?. yds‘ as practiced on the Bridge property. 5
Con'lnued from First Pate.
claimed that the spectators Were as.
ristants. nu; the vocation of some Was f‘. S. Bissctt
well lvmwn and that didn't wm~k,Robt-rt ll. .‘dorton
Th‘“ ”Thin?” hands “wok "chm“ The next race will he held Sunday. FullOWlDE "1“ annual business “199‘"
t‘fillllH’t n‘ln~ ’ ' 1- . ' '
‘ um'm mum “ms. May from (‘alvertom \'a.. a dis .mt'l- Prof. J- “- Toumey w‘“ speak on
Thesc‘ _ _ _ .. ‘ '
“"9"“ Younz lN‘OplP Who had Vfllunlfeor-‘ tance of 300 miles from this f'lly. . the subject of Loom-ration between
.— tI’uhlic find Priyatc Owners."
ed their st‘rviccs. The Musical l'nion‘ ‘ “A
“'33 thl'ghl into he CODll‘0\'f‘r$y, DUl ARE LIBERAL.‘ pine l'oint Grove can be easily;
___> Ereaclted by auto. At llazardvllle anion!
tailed to sustain the Sirlkvl‘s in their
contention. At any rate a rear Hz" ‘
fuss was created ou-r a lririfil muffifi “’ASHINGTON. May 19.-—Amcrtcau turn north at the stone watering.
bu? it "mulled in the abandonment at. schol cmlrden. through the Junior ttwt. trough near lnstilult‘ Hall. Signs will;
the rn-hv-erl. Th‘ Trinity boys .1'121 iCrogs. will donato “900.000 this year indicate the mute l0 the Grove. ;
"d m b" w") “m" db'm‘bpd 0"" ”‘eito the relief of child Victims of thoi Those coming by train should leave'
ma t ‘l‘ 'nl it 's ~ . .
. a t l repmted that theiwu’ overseas. it. was announced allllartford at 9:33 a. m.. arriving in'
HEMS‘I‘H‘CHING
Buttons Covered
locations and Fun Rem
' TUTTLE SHOP
84 N. Kain St. 80. New!“
“Rags 3c lb.
And best rice: aid for all kin“
t l i be p ..
s axe mm a. mom rs of tho Thealri . ‘ ‘ . a .
ml (-ninn. has: reCPdet‘. from the post American Red Cross Headquarters to-IThompsonrllle at 10:12. Auto trons—{0‘ J“nk only If you syrd pow“ ..
One of the first amps will be to. portation from Thompsonviile sauna. nkphone.
tioli taken by them. At tonight‘s per. any.
support of the Red to Pine Point Grove will be available. ‘5“! EFFRON
. ,
formalin» its. dollar:l to doughnuts that
. . .. .- , undertake the
hznthtfnmlirm'k pulled 0” touching Cross Home for War Orphans on; Trolley leaves Hartford for Thonpw .
Mount Zion. Jerusalem. where Cltll~180llvine at 8:55 I. m. arriving ln‘3m8t Em Non-w“,
23.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
v
lF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW. dren orphaned by the war. «haipwri'rhnmpsonvilie at 10:10. Change there} Tel. 441, Tel. “1. V.
! [wring ”1N0 d8“ MW manv cliil- their nationalitv. a", shpnflm. vrhelfor Hazardville. get off at. School; N ,.
. -- ~ . .- o Successors Whatsoevor
'i't‘""1"(‘Ui'lltlalnin2 of headache. for- home was established Ft‘VI‘dl months House corner Hazardulle. and so to;
ithe ofiice of A. 1). Bridge & Sons Co. l ‘ . . #, 2.1.
ago by the American Red Cross Cour . _
-Auto transportation Will be available?
mission in Palestine. ' 1‘ th' tfi t l
. . . . ‘.'P.
In its work in France the Junior or: mm '8 0 (c 0 ‘3‘” gm
Lunch on the blame! plan.
ganization will act through a French
Pl‘lrllnt‘ss, atomic!) troubles and irreg-
ular bowels. lf mothers only knew
,zrllat ‘lotll -r Gray's Sweet Powders
would do for their childrt n so family
QUALITY
CLOTHES
For Merl, Women and
Children
and so effective in their action that. _____._ ,._,__,___-..
mothers “ti-l once use them always sonnet. Major Royal Haynes «in am'
tell other mothers about them. Sold as European repl'esnta.i\'v for the
by ,druggisls everywhere. juniors. ‘ FAST HEIGHT SERVICE
. "STE. MARION"
m.-- __-.._-. _. H-“
Leaves Pier at foot of East 5
St, N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Exceptcd)
Leaves So. Norwalk in timekfor
seize. Clothes-Q-
Siuu- till? “0 have been sai‘illc in buy bonds. ‘.\'ar Stamps and to ‘1\.- ' ‘ -
.o the ill-d ("'tlrs. \K'e havr \sol‘n old clothes and made sacrifice: to z x'. r“ 8 _A M- Dehvery mNew Yak ’ . ,
cent-rotlslv i.) all uar ac'ivitios. “'9 will have to buy nlnro bonds but hit Olly. .
as many as if the War had continued PHONES i .
' it is no inviz'er neceasm‘y to wear old clothee. The time has come in (lT‘Tr . New York—FOI'SYUI 9151 i
up and be Americans again. the best dressed na‘lon in the world. South NONI“! 60‘ . .
l“‘ill~
NEW YORK & NORWALK
LIKE INC.
\‘.'hilt- clothes do not shunts make the man. they help a whole lot in f
in: a favorable impression. and installing confidence in the wearer whit-Ii
e big assisting factors in securing the po>itlon you may be svwkiug.
, Besides. by sil‘ing the tailor emplorment on much needed clothes. You :42"
spending your money sensibly and addine to the purchasing [IOWG r of a l; r
army of workers 'who have devoted their timo- and energies to prod"
no longer required. '
-—Seaux.el \‘Jnm Am ortiaem. no no ’
are to bring the t-o-It "vxtm obtain-r“
a.“
. - ..w. ‘0.
‘th
~n
' khaki uniforms.
. These :l‘ [N‘acetimes again and pow“ time
style. There will be millions of return”!!! Suldit'l's" and
chance front uniforms to civilian cloth \lanufal-‘tureni must get ready for
fithit: chance and speed up production. Thi< conditutn does not argue for any
igreat reduciioli in clothing prices, so you might just as we" blu‘ lhc Ill-'28
illit‘k
who
in‘o
will
clolhis have cm .
Hershfield’s Mater Express
122 WATER. STREET. 80. NORWALK; PHONE 294.
NEW YORK. 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARMGW 1'
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NORWALK AND NEW YORK
Operate 89V en Best Truck: in the ma. Also Hydraulic Dump
Trucks for Contractm' Wat.
Telephone your orders. Execution will be given
Only competent help employ A recap: given and ob
for all gooda. '
We haul anything onywhuo. Bo job :v-o large ct too small.
Padded Van: for Long Mao. Panama-o main-w.
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Proprietor
snilm s
\.
itlelayet‘. suit Now.
' D . .
Dress suits' (lurinn the Var were a drug on the market. selling at from 20
media: one econ. Better make an in-
and before our returning ht toes corner
veslment now before prices adeance
the market.
The U. S. Employment Service and lls’ bureaus for rtfurninlz Soldiers and
iSailors is strn‘ing to place back at th Iir trade. many workers in clothitl:
Iindustries: who were called into the armv. This can be done with tho mini-
mum loss of time if you will replace that worn out suit with a nattv outfit
which is good POUCF- N0 1898 are chtrzed by this systcm either to appli—
'cant or prosprcllve employer. :l'[ 3' "" 1"
l ‘ This message ls contributed
. “m... .— .g-
’ A
‘ ... . I.
COAL, W001) AND GRAIN » .‘
é . All Kinds of Poultry Feed
DEVINE BROS. Tel. 53
Connecticut Bedding Store
NEAR K. KRIEGER CO.
37 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
i
comm-rt: m or HIGH CLASS
l . , .
Bedding and Floor Covering ”-— ,._- —-~ - -- - - ~ ~~
Special for this week—mum“ will be made over for i _
i - DAINTY BUT DUBAILI‘V'
* " "” “ ‘“ “h” "’ """—’*""’ i 33.1S,.2."“3?§.§§‘"§£":'
é mut'2';'.}l;: room suites—cm.
Free ! Free 2 -1.':":.:""‘“
5 lb. package of Fox's Hardin Calcimine with a 5 lb. package i westwniirriizlti: 3&2: m
at 690. For decorating ceiling; and walls. (All colors). Come 2: :Zokuzfij 22:33::
early.
A. COHEN
..: .. m. ~
”A :54
.. a 4.
, .r‘.
Norwalk Chronicler