Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1919 · page 8

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, fuel to keep us I'll
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well.
nowIamluggingacoal
scuttle from collar to
a. I'm happy to tell; it
looks good to see coal
. bucket, that old brok-
t that hangs on so

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ramble. ’ mums- ‘-

The Hatch" 8. Bailey Co.

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BOSCH SERVICEISTATION.

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NORWALK TIRES
STBOHBERG‘ ' 33
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS

. WELDmG AND Eaazul'G
Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1850 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT .T‘ ‘0. NORWALK.

 

; OAN AND CHINESE
QBESTAURANT

‘ 'Dlnner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
- Supper including Soup 55c
. Full Course Dinner, 85:
13 North Main Street

11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

CALI.
JAEFE & ASH
won't cost more in the begin-
hut you will gain more in the
We buy everything in. the line
arm—especially Second-Hand

To.

WONDERFUL BARGAINS

IN HIGH-CLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND "SKIRTS.

for women and misses. W -o -

Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDEEGARNENTS

which will make very acceptable Xmlls gifts.
SHOP EARLY.

The Paris Cloak and Suit Heuse

33 South Main St. Established 01901. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

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, Smith, Underwood.
~—f~ 2 Remington, all other ’
" makes. sold. rented?
I!" repaired. Rentals. 85

. per month. Machines ‘
sold at310permcnth.

. PLUMBER.
-W£WRITER EXCHANGE. ;
Mold Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.‘

CASSEROLES~AH sizes and styles.

ROGERS BROS. 1847 SILVERWARE.
‘ ’PYREX TRANSPARENT OVENWARE.
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TOILE‘T SETS, MANICURING SETS.

 

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CARVING SETS. ERUIT KNIVES.

 

 

luoawALK AUTO REPAIR ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS.

COMPANY
Id Kcndrickfioy Wh;te. Pr: ‘.S. . ‘ ' .
Nash 5 pass. touring. Sam‘— I‘OR THE BO‘S

”rantee as on nr'.‘ :2..
K . You Have Any Welding TO

Petticoats ’ : _ ["5 P}

Tailored Waists

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s...,,,.,,. Housewives Happy

Woolen Capes

 

Boys’ Sweaters
_Men’s Sweaters
Girls' Sweaters

Fur Collars and 'Muffs for lit-

Teddy Bear Suits

Mackinaw Coats
FLASHLIGHTS, JACKNIVES, SKATES AND SLEDS,

Suit Cases

 

Phone 301.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A pecials
the Week

7 >ES—Pure New 0r-
'. . a gal. $1.10, qt. 30c

. OAK BUCKWHEAT,
3 lbs. 280

“YORK STATE PEA
S ........... ’. 100 lb.

‘ OLD-FASHIONED
WHEAT, a lb. 9c

0 OR SEEDLESS
INS, 3. pkg. ...... 19c

A. ‘STULL

:"1CO'ttage Street

 

 

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ery Gift Boxes.

is nothing more appreciat-
it than a good box of sta-
Ou'r fine stationery depart-
‘just the dainty, appealing.

ence papers, cards and
$th a lady or gentleman

} to $2.50 per box.
HAMILTON

' Telephone 125.

 

 

 

 

«211.8. Patent Offi'c'c .

‘ u. mm. o... O. a Tr. .. POCKET BEN WATCHES.

 

.. Joseph Rosenlielfl

Hardw.«."e, chsel‘urm’sill‘ngs and Auto Supplies

135-: Washington St. Phone. 340. Free Delivery.

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C GLEBURN 6} LA UDER,

THE IE WELERS. 1:52;: ST:

Both of our stores will be open evenings until Christ-

mas. . fiilfi‘ mmfimm

Coleburn & Lauder,

N orwalk. South Norwalk.

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Blankets and Quilts
Girls' Coats

Men’s Overcoat;
Boys’ Overcoats

Shoes for boys, for girls and

men and women

Men’s and Women’s Umbrel-

Middy Blouses
Nutria Mufl's for girls and

 

Charge

96 WASHINGTON ST",

Accounts ,

 

 

 

' Just Received ‘

A large consignment of Goodrich Tires to be sold at 25
per cent. off list. These’tir as are not seconds, they are fact
ory blemishes. Guaranteed for 4,500 miles. Just as good as
firsts. Tires are going higher. Buy now.

S. L. Benedict .

Opened
And Weekly
Payments
A " Accepted.

 

73 NORTH MAIN STREET, ' SOUTH NOEWALK, OT.

 
 

 
 
 

 

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Gills l-‘or'l'llai Manor Boy.

“N’s PAIAMAS—Of fine muslin, madras or outing flannel with a wide choice of colors.
sun's NIGHT sst—Iu pleasing patterns of warm outing flannel at $1.75, $2.00.

- novs' Tums—Au sizes in strong outing flannel. we;
can muons LION BRAND SHIRTS iron MEN. mg;

A new line with soft cum in snazzy pretty patterns, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25.

NEW NEOKWEAE WITH A WIDE RANGE or PRICES. —l%;
coon WASH GLovss AND NITTENS res mu AND sovs.
MEN'S HOSERY AND HANDmOEIErs. m

 
 

 

 

 

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A selfish interest would demand thathL'BLIC CONTROL
they see that the colleges and tech- ,. .
fiflVERN R A nlcal schools are adequately equipped! OF MEAT PR“. E>
. to train men for them. The greatly} FIXED IN I)E(_ R .- l.)

 

P RT lincreased operating and living costsf
have placed many or our oldest and, (Continued from 1.82.,

best institutions in a serious predica-g '
ment. Some already are at a stand-l
still and Will retrogress unless help; “The price of mm: 1‘
* :is given. One condition requiring control of mo 1w0plull:n..~«
.immediate amelioration is the utterly ‘ A. )litt'lll‘ll Palmer. l'l .
, inadequate salaries paid Dl‘OfE‘SFOl‘S‘.'\l10l‘n().\'—(:"lli‘lill. in Lll‘rllw.‘
' :ani instructors. Many of the bPStvflgl‘t‘PnlI'llt bl‘lwve'n l‘ll' ;.
says Increased Operatingjlnen or the teaching Stan‘s are leaving the Domnnwm of mm»
Costs and Inadequate 8812,10 enter more remunerative activities: A step “llll public up 31.x:
aries 0f Professors'l‘hreat- . while promising young men are '0 iild in alloying unro-v .

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en Retrogressxon m manyitearhing as a profession. the Govermlwm. m'ln .- '
less ' ’ . it is high time that we rile our 'n.>':ion of :my alllll. ‘ .-
Un Aid 18 G-l‘el'l {attention to this situation and saw szd‘vmcnls or I‘OI'Il‘I'rV‘“.

what the. college professor l‘eveivl‘li at llili‘ktl‘h‘ rt 21 rrwd lo 13w
Requesiing that the llam‘l's'of Con-,least a living.' salary. it is my earnm The Grand Jury mgr ,

necticut give it. as much publicity as est hope. lilt-‘l‘t’fOl‘P, that. the gl'ad- “rations of lilo lh’lt‘rf-
possible. llm'ernor Marcus H.110lcomb‘ualps. living in this state. of For-net), i‘rr Sidl-m \Vllsnll‘S :E.
gaddreSS-cw a Striking letter to the Harvard. Princeton. “'esleylm. Trinizy ul‘ ’3?“ fish! on tll~~ 11‘ '
[people of the state. through tile and other like institutions. may wr- :wu-llvly uzls hazvui I
EHartford (‘0urant, today. appealing for; tribute to the utmost of their vin'um- lll'r‘ :- .‘l :lmn‘li‘s mm u
{aid for the various funds Sought for stances and that the public‘llm hzls While :Ew z‘Jlr‘l-u '~
,educatioml institutions and poilltingjness man who sees the \‘llluu and Inn lull» "‘ 050'“
,out the event paythal professors have need of the trained man, the lizanu 1:03.151, r Vll‘ult'l'

 
 

[been rocviving, l‘m‘luler \th l(“‘ll0ei upon the im-lxlligdl w; :h-‘ni :rlx: .ul)‘ hm? P
Governor liolcomll's inn r fol school for human material he re- '_.~.'Enn, TM Mi“:- 1'. =

lows: z _ quires. Ultv’ farmer who how his bi? ~ WM“ Mal“ “' -

i'l‘o the People of Connecticut: :nur anricultura] schools. the (scans:- l~:l‘.\' .il!‘ .llif- W H « ;.

lit the campaigns lnl' inrrmswl r-n— fill man or woman who wanted a on]. :-. ' . «w 1;» ' - \.
fdowmont funds tor our counties and loge education but. could not set, . .‘lnd iii-mun! ..;
lunlversities. such as those now being may also give to the utmost of lhvl'r Armour .\ tum

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.conducted by Cornell University. 'abmly, .11.: not w 7..
:Harvard. Princeton and others. the; .V \RCI‘S H. lifll.(‘fl.\ll‘., ts-zlulmi l wrwulzo ~-
lpuhlic has an intn‘esl litllfl lows than ~ Gov. :rmr. (Train “or... .t'.‘.\‘,
that or the. alumni or these lllrillll-z Hartford. 0mm. Duo. 19.15119. . I _.
*lions. That interest should he zen-‘ __~ "l‘lYSTERlCL'S MAN AN“
.orally recognized and given tallllibie :HWHW' “- . . . . wo" rl \ . r ‘
expression in generous contributions “1”" N'hl'wncr. lnrmvl‘ W‘H'H 1‘7 "'3 ‘. " '
’lo the funds so urgently. nee-deli to the First Rvinrul'unl‘f‘ mnmruxy Hf "‘
Zincheaso ‘heismaflps ”f hicuhip“ and Hal‘tfnrd and who \\‘;l~' Hill}. .nc l; ‘0 T'?! T“ l: ‘ ._
H otter ecu pmr-nt. .. , .. . ...... ... 3. .
; OThe country (ls a Whole-7 “8 indus- mill): "(llllilil_- dot”... “l . V
l trial Plants. no» lilmnr.;ll . x-Sillhlieli- (“"5“ he ““5 ”Y1 all"! lm‘mt‘i \‘x . ‘
Illlr‘lllii. its (‘Olllmo-l‘l‘ll’ll riliol‘pl‘ises— «L‘mllv zln Anill'il‘nn citizen lifter 1.,~T’- ’ ‘ ‘r " ' ‘
o'elios “Don ”30 lllll‘"i‘l’-“lll"-‘i ‘0 5“mil." in: England and (‘nizllany .‘"‘.'i ' » ‘ " H
:llln trained my" and Warner] l‘nquirod. l>0>inu (if e‘slnws illme. '
These LISIS W!" Help You Choose , ~ . .. 3...
. Here are presents for everyone—children and to}... T .
flown-nus. men and women. Jewelry is always. an ‘F X A ' ‘ V
, ideal gift. Our careful attention and hell) is‘hiven in . ... ... ,, .
: milkingr your selection. We- “nrk‘frl: ~
‘ . 1mm (‘zl‘l‘n‘ mm .3...~
% XMAS JEWELRY ..
l ‘ ‘ hater “rs M '1 1‘ ..-.
l . s; ?‘1?l‘.;; with :1 \- ”I'M‘H
1 Diamond Rings ..... $40 up Platenoid Brilliant Ladies' 2.:
Gold Wedding Rings .. . . Bar Pins ...... $1 to $10 . .nm :l~; :lw :wz-‘m Kl:
”25° ‘° $10 Lockets, Hearts, Crosses .. 1;;1:
Newest Solid Gold Stone ' $1.25 to $19 LHI‘: Y‘s!“‘w‘lclfimmfl..1? _
Rings ''''''' . $3 to $25 SOhd GOId Lawmers - ' ' ' ll‘llli‘l‘i‘ “The llll>*~lllL‘ from. ‘
8011a 601d Slg'DEt Rings. . $1.50 to $30 .1". Lill'ilg“ and ill-milpllx- “ "
$3 ‘0 $13 Solid Gold Neck Chains .. no .1......lsu...z ......
Solid Gold Baby Ringsu ' $2.25 to 88 l: {om o. {Iv/“lg PM. ~
75c to $2.50 . . 32h “euro a mu" on :w :1» .
. . Gold F211 1: he. ns . .
Gold-filled Rings . .. $1.50 up ed N“ C $125- up hank
Fob Vest and Waldemar _ , ,'
cfi’m _______ 250 to 330 Gold Filled Lavalllers With
3 Charms, all prices . . $150 up Chain .......... $2.00 up > .
l Cufi‘ Buttons 750 to $14 Newest Eardmps -. $1 to $6 , INTELLIGENT
f Stick Pins 75c'to $15 New Feston Necklaces .
1 Tie Clasps ... $1.50 to $5.00 up to $25 L WORKERS
l Cigarette Cases . .. $2.50 up La Touska Pearls $10 to $30 ARE NEEDED.
l CigarCutter-s . $1.50 to $7.50 Ladies, Guard chains 52 up -
’ Pocket Knives $2.00 to $7.50 Rosaries ......... , , $2 up EDUCATION GIVES
Bracelets --------- $150. up Eye Glass Holders, Chains .
‘ Cameo Brooches up to . . $40 50c up , INTELLIGENCE.
é ‘ ‘ Eye Glass and Spectacle .
.' Cases ............ 25c up THE
, Xmas watCheS ‘ ‘“ MERRILL ensures
' . ~ ' ' 1 ~
3 Full Line of Inger-soil, An- Xmas Clock 8 U
l .
l souls, Swzss, Standard, El. . ,
‘ gin, Waltham Watches. at - Alarm Clocks, Desk Clocks, COLLEEE
all prices, for gentlemen and Cabinet . Clocks, Parlor ‘
ladies, boys and girls.~ Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, Au- OFFERS YOU YOUR
1 _ Ladies’ Newest Wrist and tomo‘bile Clocks, Ivory . RANGE
4 Bracelet Watches up to $60. Clocks, at all prices. , G ‘
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JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE . mwerH-SEI u.
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