Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 12, 1919 · page 7

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. e sure of that cheerful
feeling in the home
;;.sgiving or at any oth-
#have a brand
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tor the 110 or 220 cur-

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see them when lighted

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2- out! .\ir,~:. Katz, of Broad
will mom w'tll
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illll-‘I'nllll. Memhcrs

:tl are ankcd to prcviously
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‘.'. \zztlk Hum-in: 'l‘lyurr‘ila‘:

(‘tmrt Nar-
night, pro

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hip; lilt't‘llnil of
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touioirow
unu.~unl inlnrnst
Ranger, tinnige
m7 1% tin’. and ll!‘..i,:l (‘ltlt‘f
ll~itinn will he pn-

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.v u sumwr this mo-
'\ ‘ Not'walk l'nion t‘hap.
ln connec-
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. o'clock.
.;uppcr there will lm
wilt-x. fancy articles. (‘l(‘.. and

- answer] of an excellent time.

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(llll‘. lilll’lnl"{‘(l Roouefort clineso, nn-l
ll H'll‘T kinda of fancy dclicatessen

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\ .ch24“? .l. Hurry Ci‘rmon, “‘1': in-
nit-(l t’iu complaint ol’ Contract-
l liltidlilll of young llll‘ll making
about hi: shop on Morlmnic
.ul ititcil‘suzin: with his nuttr
:otmtlul up a number of sun-

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n. ‘11 Hull tliauppmiretl from

bccu nintlt- :1“

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a: .925 hurt"

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iv.- Tiiz-it) l0 luv-
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roam-ct. (l with Tiizmy church
our: will take this opportunity
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~"ult'
'ztuip.
cutting off any of tho 1
in both tho no and

Nut
lint-S

You can get them
>‘ mth Alain street.

AS 7 playul and wont to school as usual. g

-l The 3.2mm of the” city contrasts;

A Bcsms‘g Sharply in tl'at of a year nan. \t'heni

one of the noisest celebrations of the?

4 PROPOSITION capital was. on. .
§ ' t British circles alone today. in ac.
a It is far better to Choose a 'cordance with King George‘s measag‘al
3;. Brass Company foryour exec~ deviated” from their ordinary routing-,1
A utor Your friend may die. two minutes of silence at l1 oclooli
' being observed at the British em-

before you do.

‘JO'J seen the new nhitc Mal-l
It takes away all tlia‘f‘g’larfi.
i'zlii.
220 cur-i
at Drmnclly‘r,

 

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,Public Service Automobile Driven

Can Secure Them of Pohlman &
McLean
Public service automobile drivers

JERSEY TROLLEYS
ZONE FARE RATE

ACCEPT MODIFIED .

, Continued frog} Page one i

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v:hn ii v. ‘ or .
mo ncen w lied about th'Jrnfle thereafter, ““4 cent for a trans-'

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-qtii!3tinn ill rroriding liability policy

35‘ WWided 11." the. state lawa
titv Jll'lllill‘V' l. 1920. wore today: in-
formed that .cuch a policy could be
scrurctl— thrnurh the offices of Pohlw
man 622 Mtl.c:an Ti Washington Street,
with the cow Paco placed through one
(21' llll‘ la‘g‘tr-

Thc‘r ha: “(mu considerable diffi-
r‘lflf‘.' in «Marin: this coverage,
llt'nllv :ill of the companies have pass-
til 11') the: days of business on the
wound that tho hazard is tomcat to
by written {or anything hut a prohibi-
tiw- lit’ll"P

Sonic of "no local agents have trim}
to convince their companies that lh"
Norwnlk iisk is: tame wgnmpurcd to
that in other cities. but has not been
very fruitful in attaining r?sull<.

This mornina. lioyr‘vcr. Pohlman &
McLean were infomed that the hats
would he let down and that. the public
service cars would be written at a
stated nrcmium. with coverage 3‘; pm»
\’l(‘P,d bv the act in mwatlon.

Rains may he obtained at. 74 \Vaqh-
inrton street. tliP officoq cf l’nhlman
‘v Mclxan. lt is well for public so“-
\"("‘ nmrators lo hear in mind that
tht» Automobile Bureau is connitlcring
llw p'wsililo revision of Public 99r-
\‘icc \‘ohicle rates. and act now.

7..

E85 LAYING CONTESIS

Flag latinr: contests. strife. national
and intm’national are of interest to
overv poultrvmnu but not within
roach of everyone. A Home Est: La' -
in: Contest i." now powlhle on ovnrv
farm in Connecticut where 50 or morc
laying birds are kept.

Through the efforts of the connecti-
out Am'ieuliural Collette Extension
Sm‘viccfi Poultry (‘alcnr'nr for keep-
ing such record is. now availnhln. ' he
calendar provides a record shoot for
keeping the (iailv egg prmlnnt'on and
the number of hens in the flock 'n-
zethPr with a simple method of work
ing out monthly arcrnges and at ca???-
parison with conic-st futures. Thcre
is a Card with cach monthly sheet on
which tofals may bc returned to the
Extent-don Office at Storrq where ave—r-

tlm

ages of all flock; will he worked out.

Records-i of tlw lie-rt florlcq and arm‘-
azes of all will by rt-lurned to each
one keeping: records and madc public
through tho prose.

Thtltml’oullrt (‘alr-ntlur also cotilziinf

many illustrations and timely SnilzflP" .
Itions on poultry topics which are

of
x-ita‘. importcnro \rlimi th'lilll‘.’ for,
hizh ":22 production The dalt- m‘ t 1
calendar is: Nm'emhnr l to October :21.
this liming tlic hon" .

If vou will! informufion which will
7 this Ctllllliir'll.

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l.lVlll§2 \'('ill‘.

hr-lp you act more com
year than over hut‘orn writc Rot: P.
Jones. lixtunsion l‘t-ultrrmun. Stun-m
Conn. or your (‘otuilg l-‘m'm llurmu.
stating llll’ numbP: of la,\ int: hcns krill.

AMERICANS ENROLLED
lN RED CROSS

PARIS, Tli('FVlZl}‘. Nor. lj.‘ \‘iituzil
lv all the Anwricun in France hats"
been enrollmi in the campaign for llwl
Frogs membership, closcd horn to
(lay, acortlinr! to tlw'thairumn of tilt
cmnmittcc.

The American embassy oatimntcs
thcrc arc more than 3.61“!) Ami-rimn
civilians in France at this timc. and
the Red Cross committov declare-s n
roll call would show that nearly all
joined the Red Frogs. together with
more than 12.000 others in the army.
navy and marine corpQ. The v'r-ll'are
organizations are Said to have enroll-
ed T00 per cent.

ARMI‘STICE DAY IN PARIS
T’AlllS. Tumtlay. Nov. ll."()lll<lll9

ginz. :tticnrlml'hy Marshal Foch and
LGr’nM‘Itl Putt and manv malmml sol-
thore was no public celcbration
in M ‘marl-z the first.
VVork-

, (liei’fi.
v.71) at c or Par :7 :1
anniversary of Armistice Day,

ers wore at thtii places. and children

9330.} School rickety“ to remain as at

(ti-vanity companies. l

of thc malicious community at tho Chapq l
,cl Invalidw at ll o‘clock thi? ntoin-'

.present: Children. under 7 years, no

icompanled by an adult paying rare, to)
.be carrwd free: superimposcd service:

'and continuation tickets to be contin-
ued in operation wherever now effect-
V9.

The company. in its Slatt‘lflPnt, ex»

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public. and its mnployes, will all cc»

Pracqcpcratc with it in this further trial of'

lthe zone plan. so that there) may be no

:or failure."

I
| ELECTION RIOTS IN FRANCE
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l' PARIS. Nov. l2.An election riot.
Lwith revolutionary features. occurred
today in the small industrial town of
lDortan. Department of Aln, where ex-
‘tt‘emists are numerous. The Republi-
can candidates were received with
shouts of "Long Live benine and the
Rovolut ion! ”
Down with the army and the bourgeo-
laie.” '

| The republicans were threatened
'with death and besieged in the town
hall by the turbulent elements. Red
flags were carried and the revolutlt‘i
was acclaimed by the besiegero."

 

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a Cool Cellar F‘fi'
‘ Fail.
llow would 3L:

youlikc toliave arm’s} "
C‘»'-;‘ry room in .2 37
you r h nttsc the”?
w a r m—rea 1 W77 l.
tram: .9 \Vouldn’t you en-
joy sccing the children
playing on the floor with—
out danger of taking cold ?
An

lnTEanonhL
l O cpipc Heater

can bring you this plcasurc at
suz'prLsincly 1 AV cost. It hasxmly
one pipe and one rtgistcr.

Thcn llicrc's only cur lirc '. .2 tcnd
once or tit-loo a day. None of
the fuss endanger of 5m eral
Liox'cq l2: tin. hOUSt.‘.

.‘m ln‘rER’nli‘lOHAL (l lll‘plpc
llcatcr la sold on bl} d;;\s trial.
(juumntv-t-tl for 5 51.25 it will
last a lilctitnc.

Soc one here and gct thc big
Uncpipc book.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN
56 Water St. 80. Nor.

 

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“Get acquainted "

“he New 'gg'ork Butter &
i. 132:2 Market
8. 80. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
' Direct receiver: of Butter,
5 Eggs, Tea, Coffee and Cheese
exclusively, fresh every day. .
i Quick auto service assures
i you prompt m.
3 Id. 472.

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AUTO SUPPLY CO.
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Mont lot—Edna. ‘vg.

House. and lot—Seaside?“

'rhm beautiful heme: with all conveniences.

- Raymond Bros.

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New Perfection Oil Stoves

Insure cream. curator: and comfort for the cook. We have
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phtdhnoofthojumyfmml’m 011. ml!-
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mm.

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£5000 Hammermils {
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for $15.00.

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COAL and WW” 1 mmuceptionolly low pd“ I
., . ‘ ' 9" ‘Ee letmhMSI-a :11
- Allmsond quantities. 1mm..m The priming n o! the but
late dolivery. Hard Wood $12 a mmmmuemm
cord. Phone or send paid.

L. EFFRON

m Westooflcr-Henld ;
Weapon. 0.. i
3 Rayon BL, East Not-wall; Conn.
To]. 441. Tel. (41.

P. l.—-—Wo do other may. ‘
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unwohipmonu. chi . M0

nmvmvrcznzrwnx REVIEW

1'0me NEW You AND, mm
mmmumm ”outbid”-
totion. Modvmxforfumitmmk.

Hallie” Motor Transportation Co.

unmet. low York City Newman.“
awn-rot. 174 Seventh An. ”MR.
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Shoes
MENS"’ENGLISH BROGUES

A wing-tipped, quarter fond, heavily perforstfll, blown
bootwithsovttoothodgeo. Built on the nowhroguelut with
slightly rounded too. A to D. M‘

CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN

South. Norm

 

81 Washimmm Street.

 

L F' 5 LYON Shore Dinners
. Job Printing 2 “mums.“
.‘ South Norwalk 3 Steak, Chops and 5

 

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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea ?

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Prompt Delivery

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mm
and
RETAIL

CIGARS, cream
urns and romeo.

TARLOV BROS

Up—to-Date Cigar Store
”schema Block, 89. Email
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Blouse Week

For “Nationwide Blouse Week" we offer some in Crepe de
Chmaeorgetteandhpsflk....... ..... . $4~98to$198

Voile Blouses, laoo trimmed, embroidered and plain,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.90

' Discontinued lines of Voile Blouses (not all sizes),
$2.25 to $5.“

151.51: White Tailored Blouses for nnrm' mo; also Tailored
Flaunelettes in plain grey and light stripe: ...... .. . .' 9.00

J. 1. MALLETTE

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3 A. MWOOSTER 1 GET A SQUARE DEALK
l Amuuw i We will buy your household

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prTENTs

scum load-u- Pouuo i altars.

“tall-Inu- meal-l PHILIP P. MASONRY

: 62 Van Zandt otroot. Phone 1182-6.
i > Second hand woodo alwnye on sale.

goods. rags. papers, Junk and all
second hand goodn. Anything you
have. Prlco according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deol

 

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ArtiftCtal l ceth
A wellAfiltinz sci of “Mill is better

.than a poor sci of natural ones. If the '
:lmth are <0 much iliswtsvii that they.
cannot be savvd, they :‘rc hottvr oul.3 Tlft‘S

ins such tooth impair the gianeral' ,

— health: food cannot be properly meal Awnings, Auto Top" “‘5
zHeated and prt‘parcd for the stomachl Auto Slipping

‘it‘ the teeth are aching. tender antll
gbroken. I am especially pi't‘plrrc—d to; On. Miniatur. Tire Pro. {,0 .
Every Patron

 

 

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TodothioloEu: my nacho! Carri-col,

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mcet the demands of flat-rooted and
AARON KOHN

{'iscnoitive months. and thooe who arc
.using teeth mode by me can tcstify
55 m Avenuo
PM]. ‘9.

l' :‘w-fr :41“ 21-3816 qualiti' ,.

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1‘ m;nm STREET,
SOUTH-”2'1“

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