coal
’ .
. om to conditions or travel
' . we’sre in no way mile
‘ ., make delivery unite an
as usnaf
’ AND‘
if; _ we ask you tobe
" “W In your coerbln will al-
' .munwhile shovel sway the
flora ieoeaury. We do not
. 1 to --do this-and you’ll get
cost sooner.
M.
A l. i ' mu: .v- ’u {177' '
; ’RIBTA
. , . Dinner 11:30 to :30, 40°
"‘. 7 . Dapper including Soup 55¢
2 - . uil Course Dinner, 85o
- mirth Main Street
. 11:80 to 1 n. m.
Phone 2258 , .
4 Jameson
é‘yesremthe mnrketforall
j , djunksecond-handfur-
' '- and old clothes.
. spsytheprices for every-
St., East Norwnlk, Gt.
Smith, Undermifi.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold number-month.
PL‘UMBER. "
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Fell-field Ave” Bridgeport. conn.
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[Ghana's and Growing Girls’
‘ III-CUT SHOES
_ All Solid Leather .
j . (Sizes 8 1-2 to 11,.child’s)
. ‘ (11 M to 2, misses’) ”
(2 1.2» a, growing girls’)
' Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.06
MAX LEVY
31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
.l.
. Agency ror I
DECKSTONB TIRES
AARON KOEN ,
- Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave. ‘
‘\
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
ms and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BROS ,
.Wto Cigar Store
-' Block, 80.1mm
m. 1581
’. ORTABIE ON ‘ GOLD
' DAYS ~
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{latch o Bailey jco; +—
a
‘5 seventh Annhfersary
,and- Removal ,,
JEWELRY, wn'rcnas, omens Ann 'oprIcAt. Goons
SULD AT Lass THAN cos'r Pawns ° '
.4.” ‘I These Lists Will Help You Cheese
‘ “HITCH OUR .WINDOW!
See the remarkable low 'prices and the fine goods you
can buy at lowest prices new
» El 4
Gold “'edding Rings, lil'acelllts I $1.50 up
53-5" ‘0 $10 Canlco Brooches up to $30 '
Newest Solid Cold Stone _ Platenoid Brilliant Ladies
; Rings §3 to $33 Bar Pins , 51: '0 s10 ‘-
: Solid Gold Signet Rings' Lot‘ketfl. Hearts, Crosses
I $3 to $18 0 $1.25 to 310
Solid Gold Baby Rings
75040 $2.50
$1.50 up
Lavallicrs,
$1.50 to 330
Solid Gold Neck Chains
Solid Gold
‘ ‘- 1
I Gold—filled Rings
i Fobs, Vest and Waldemar ӣ530 38
'C ' 25 to 30 . .
Cha?':ig.sall prices. “ $1.308“, .Gffld Fllled .\eck Chains ' 7
our Bfitrone * 75c to $14 - $130. “9
Stick Pins 75c to 515 Gold Filled Levellerswuh
Tile-Grip Clutches 50c 'Chnin "‘2'00 “9
Hold on (‘lutch 35(- IVewest_Eardrops {1 to 86
Tie CiaSps $1.50 to 35.00 New chum necklace -
Fine Pocket Pencils 75c each ' up to :2”
l Cigarette Cases $2.50 up La 'l‘ouska Pearls 810 to ’30
Cigar Cutters $1.50 to $7.50 Lad'ehf Guard Chains ’2 up
Pocket Knives $2.00 to $7.50 Rosarles . :2 up
‘ Lingerie Clasps 50c up
I WATCHES Eyeglass Holders Chains
, 1’11]! ”an of Ingert-mll, Anso- . 1°C up
3 .iliil. Swiss, Standard, Elgin. I’m?" i’rovcrs me up
‘ . . ’r
l and “’altllam ‘Watches at 311 Ploloscopes me up
‘ prices for gentlemen and ladies, Aluminum Smicmdes 0:
1m”. and girls. - EyegIaSs Frames i5c up
LadiEs’ Newest \Vrist and Gold Filled Spectacles or
Bracelet \Vatclles up to $60.00' . Eyeglass Frames “'50 up
. .\cwcst Zylonitc Frames $3 ull
CLOCK?» ‘. Gold Filled Nose Pieces :2 up
. Alan-ill f‘locks, Desk Clocks, . Madeup Sptlttacles or Eyc~
l Cabinet Clocks, Parlor Clocks. glasses 31.50 up
Kitchen Clocks, Automobile ESP PFOtPCTOW. Goggles -
("locks. Ivory Clocks. at all 250 to $2.50
prices, Eye Glam Spectacle Onses
23c up
Any lens. no matter where.
it is made, duplicated.
Lenses now at 50c, 75c, $1.00
and up.
Prescriptions for glasses care-
fully filled.
With two pair of glasses the
wearer is. independent of loss
or breakage and can. go on with
A chancc for thrifty peoplc to
secure new watches. clocks,
jewelry. and optical goods at a
very low cost.
Do not .muter or sputter, Jest
bran-c up regardless of weather
conditions and visit this sale.
.
OPTICAL GOODS
Magnifiers 25c up his work without discomfort or
‘ Reading Glasses, different loss of time while one pair is
sizes ' 500 up being repaired. Make up your
Thermomete s 350 up mind now.
BUYING IN'SAFETY AT
vmmin’AND'OFflCAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. EXPERT REPAIRING
We. are moving to our newly leased building at 21 North
Main 81;. (near Palace Theatre) THE STREET 0F :b'JSI-
N388: WE ARE NOT‘ 1‘00va ‘33? ORE AYRE.
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~ . «wewatersnm News":
Coa'anuWOOd t
1
' I
. 'Saile Nowm rullt'swln‘g'i 7
.pointed out by
that the prime mover in
purchase or the flag was
Cutbili. a veteran or ”in
while his son. Alfred ('lll
‘t becomes 03mm
3 moo for pleasure, “is likely to
pervert the whole meaning of life.
"In this matter we appeal with all
possible earnestness to
men. W urge them
Catholic *0-
especially to
countenc those tendencies of excess
‘gvhereby’ prescriptions of plain decen‘
cy are too often disregarded. Neither
custegn nor fashion can justly sin.
Veterans 0} Three
Wars and the
Public
_ Unite to Aflonor Dead
.(Continued From First Page)
ed a series of enlight'ening sidclights
on that mooted subject.
He dwelt at lengthen
France‘s part
in the War. and from figures furnished
him by the Chief aroma of the War
Oiiice, shovred conclusively her great
contribution of men; money, material ,
toward the anCQasrul
and ability
crushing of Germany.
When the armistice was signed. llcI
stated. France held 59 per cent. of the:
22. per cent., and I
it was 93-;
sentlally a war or “his' guns."
battle—liner America
Great Britain, 19 per 6%
France furnished, du
cent.
“Why is it our thoughts
mention of France ?"
"Friendship!" And he récited France's f
in.
and
. l the lighting.
54 per cent. or the srt llery: Anlerica,l
14 per cent. and Great Britain, 32 peri
thrill at
he _. asked.
help and friendshp tbward the. Colon-
ice in Aheir struggle of freedom at the?
the start of the Revolu'tlonary “’ar.'
and how Lafayette. :1 rich French no-
bleman. of aristocratic birth, came to!
America and offered his hcl and per-‘-
sonai fortune. at a time vi a assist-.3
ance was sadly needed." He told. as?
material
Well, how French
French assistance‘made
and
it possible for
Id
i‘ceorg‘e would. " Birthday
' no... 1732—D1ed71799 ‘
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Blaster)! Day 5-
5 In the sort. of weather that
seems to chill the very mar-
row of your bones a steamlng
cup of Van Dyk's Quail-Tea
gives you a cosy feellng that!
shuts out thc blustery day.
Quali-Tea .3 lbé‘. $1.45, 50c lb.
. Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00, 350 lb.
the United States to enter the iightlhgE Sil‘VEI‘ “be! Tm’ 13*“).
in the battles of 1918.
To the relatives of Norwalk's dead‘
he offered bk sympathy for "the sweet
and noble death of your crusadera':
er“-
of the afternoon was
of a flag to Frank C.
we mosrtrispTrfng spectacles
the presentation
GOdfin'y Post by
Douglas Fowler Post, 16. A. R., and
friends. An interesting
connection with
an of the World War,
incident in
the presentation. as
Captain
K9061. vwas
the G. A. R.
Civil W'ar,
bill. a flier-
\\ as chairman in
charge of ‘arrangelllcnls for the Le-
gloa’memoriai.
Vl'ith the audience sta
bill, in charge of sel‘cl
era in the (‘tvil War.
the stage. Lieutenant
Wltll a color guard of l
and a gob. received the
G. A. R. and
arms. Following the c
speeclle§ between Mr.
Lieutenant Keeler, the
the last war,
the last war but one. sll
salute. the audienCt- sum
and the flag passed
Powder Post into the
C. Godfrey Post. The
ended with the Not-walk
orchestra playing "Th0
Banner.”
Godfrey Post, read U
as. each name 'as callc
mlah Donovan prescfit
l(:owrmncnt's Cortificatc
the next of kin.
printed elsewhere in T
day. The eXercises c
playing of the French
“Mal'selliaise.” and b
nounced by Rev. Rich
pastor or St. Joseph's
During the
dered by Miss ‘N
ward Splan, and
Flames" Was recft
Chester.
decorated w
pictures
(The I
flag dr
~
—'I‘ry s Funnel w“.
the Sentinel. ’
1'98“)" guard
and ”11‘ ('Ulll
nding, Ml‘.€ut.
ai aged fight-
lllarchod upon
A nson Keeler.
WU
doughb'oys
Both the
were under
ill,
”bane of brief
(31.1th
and
color guard of
r guard of'
“Hle to rifle
d at attention,
from
custody of Frank
Douglas
presentation
‘flxh school
8 ar Spangled
Arthur Kelly,'adjlll;ll«t (v
r Frank C.
:e Honor Roll, and
d. Mayor Jere-
Pd the French
of Honor to
inner Roll is
he Scnflfuel to-}
105111 with . the '
national hymn...f
cnediction, pro-
ard J. Carroll.
church. ‘
exo. rclses solug
were ren-
illa Miller and Ed-l
“S‘lgnce in Battle:
e y Her r ' U
The stage was be t “j"
ith American
of George W'ashin
coin and General
Dal oticali y
flags, and
7
Advertise
RiCh'au'd J. l
_ John J. Per-g
aped, Were. in positions of
‘ pkg. ......... . ...... 35c
Gold Label Teas, 1-2 lb. ~ * ~
.,Tr..€-.6iouee-
.... .
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sales; Van Dyk Co/
i’
i. . ‘H..Kr‘ieger&Co.-
«w.
The Store that furnishes
."Wllole families with wear-
,. ingrapparel on easy pay-
ments. f
y in
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Phone. wLl’l'fillllil
H.128 Washington St.
IGEHEBBS i
_ me assay we nousnwnna.
527 llellyery
\
Specialforth'e Week
" B k heat
LlFloglg‘f . nc3 lb. nkz. 28c
. .
N Orleans Mo-
P‘iigses‘fvllt. 33c. ea]. $1.20
Albacore Tuna Fish.
. l. P nee.
Laglfit’e Fancy Ca ru 24c
24 Cottage Street
A. ‘STULL
e eeeeeetoss-ss's
! 3cans 25c‘
’ . SHOP EAREY. '
. ‘ SHOP BEFORE 6 O'CLOCK. P. M.
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT 6
25 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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___.——-
CHAIN-STORES
WHY THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL
While most of us ' the “sought of chsin
storeewiththef raisins and shield
trade-mark of the United Cigar Stefan“:
hardly realize the t numberdbf, “chum
GOLDEN’S'
l Closed all day Monday.
l Washington’s Bjrtildav.
Legal Holiday.
until further notice.
,Onen tonight as usual
which.“ dam. t the country. _
. we ' ve reonpiled I book! giv-
in' til. s shhsties' M Elli!“ 0‘ ulter-
ost. sham’ the Mouse profits enjoyed
by these corporations. '
Book "0'.” Will Be Sm Gratis.
senior-imam
OLD FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
e
STAMFORD CONN.
Phone 3005
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l —-'l‘ry an ndfemsement In
leouq Norwallt Evening send-u ,
you desire the _ best results ohm
t
Co
Veal Cutlet
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SCHULTZE’S. HOLIDAY SEGALS
Small Loins of P0
Rumns' of Veal '
Shoulder Steak
Rib Roasts. boned and r
Fresh Pizs’ Feet
Fresh Shoulders . . . .
G
coon-.ooe-gns.neoeecees
ShoulderPotRoast -
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‘ i 'W "'A‘ls'rs
» Advance. sprint models in dainty cotton waists have ar-
rived,- and they are wonderfully pretty. There are solid
white, flesh and eiel~blue shades, as well as oombinstioné of
white pith colored trimming; Prices range from $2.93 to
$10.06., ‘
day at ti p. in. So please
3 . Ibopfli’fi
store closesA ‘ daily inclndmg' ” law.
be considerate for our blerlts and
Norwalk Chronicler