.013 in the United Staml
m: abbot seven-million
pin? started business
”5“ a “' I“ .2
moved” was tied: oi)?
m " ' ‘ a; waist
We are WW;thYorn1A-durse lead: in: r" E“ “W' , ..
we .. 0mm m... .. w..." aw... wows“
ov nutmkoathelrnmstn Nevin“ I' 1.5: it)»; . .n
m rm norm .
.1 ’
York'sm: On thernermewt havetem
portlonoztonr‘ noon. 83696!!!”
3 and ‘ an, conquer-able hllilllll’
h tts t d b “Must. M38“- : f“
c use 0 o uslness; ~ ' erly. 'the ra dl buslness
they so to Rhode Wand they are, 'At 0:; gpgffim‘igumm in’ 1901,
there; so when 5' m-Név ’7 , <
\ urer, and ‘S ncer b. . ““0“
York, and the» peoploot: WM ‘ and 93:9,. were new to handle
setts and: Rhoda-Island; if threw all the batsmen-easily
to collect from Connecticut poems-ls to.=fll‘taelr*peoplq; are vl-ry busy t king
successful. shall have taken all 1.21.103.” of the‘customers'v needs.‘ in!”
money that our citizens hove. m’are- Charles 3.: Hovt secretory and
lthese states-ahethnve providedtor Itree-sniper: Spencer 'S.’ Adam, 85m
their needtv. Connecticucwttt have tov ant. treanll‘er; with the com-v M
PROPER GORSET-
image promlon' m mm from: the re- 1301:. Myron W_ moot-n, mael-
IMLU’I' M'Itto‘You.
malt-ms money which'lts peopbhave- ten: ' the' company since 1902:
j 4'
of $50,000.00
the
- ~ ‘thle summm'.
- In .1901 th
. capital
a, seemed ample. In 1917. however.
constantly growing businessroquired
stock no increased to
83671000.
m1), Wk Of escape. (or Connecticut people 92- ler. 1915: Louis 0. Sodentrom, book-
stenogruphcr. and savings bookkeeper.
‘Malkln, statement bookkeeper. 1918:
$%3Main St. ' 806 Nomalk ‘ ler. and Dorothy Mcflrcgor. stenograph-
'7' the opportunities for the
stock .thls time' to 5200000. Thls
The stockholders are almost with-
’ cent in Long Island Sound. and that-
MME. JEANNmE. -? Em" ..
i ‘ " S; eon - ' . epoe torn‘ yet
’191 L “and d l long
‘nnd Mabel A; Miller, stenogflpher and
fer, assist. Miss McGtcxor is to be
5 number of new concrrns coming '1an
I
gives this company, with Hal surplus
‘out cxcemltm local ple and number
': ittbout 12:3. '
' The census glv .\‘ walk on in-
.. crease of 13 pc cent. 1‘ ten years.
. l ‘
We‘huve found that it pays to sell good furniture at a small profit. Theyolume
m’nttedime. ; ,
time. There seem: to be no avenue 1908; Chas. G. Reunion. savings tel.
statements, 1917; Elsie \Vlltluna,
V . . l . lChrtst club teller, 1913:.1osepn ll.‘
. ‘ : A
. . Corsetiere and.Gloverz ..
months Mlllam Young. at hookkeen
’ * "' w
umltm'e S l ‘ = ~ ’ W w W"
‘ ' ' ‘ ' = ’ ‘ . , $115,000. In 1919 the barium had
. \4 again grown to such an extent, and
lmldcrs augin yous-d to lncrrvasc the
- ' bank in Norwnlk,
9f ”mm“ Days “S—and saves you many dollars on your purchases. *
“if the? happen to havoanyz at that Lew . Warden, receiving 'tellef.
{is not a good place for human habllar~ G.
"
SoaNorwalk 8. Leading . . 1133 wow...“ 1913; amen.
‘ influx clerk. 1919. During the summon
with the company
filth.
. t more, nodules
of
‘ a , > t._ 5, j. ',
~ *0 1 s. ~r 0 0»-
l g and profits. the. largest capital of any
Thrgrowth or the T u
t
watt-:31
”(lanolin
(ten ti as great), a
' and ‘u
itch wattle 167 pfl' .
A Charming Dining Set that will
certainly please you
l ! new safe «to,
i! l stalled and
’w The max. '
3d 1919, shows Ill South Nortvulk
' 'l‘iun Gummy lhzrmwnts
’ ' dating the your. or over :00 man than
~, the ncxt highest in town: It also
l" showm that the Tl‘tlil Company guan-
z‘led tnuru dcpmzlln and more accounts.
A
' ‘i by. for. than any olhcr local lnntltu-
t“
ll: Trust Company
to pay «I per trcnl.
l“ (the other: were
1-2). It was the first
In 5th Norn’llk to keep open
; during the noon hour. it was the first
thank to send monthly slalcmcnts. ll
‘ had the first address-graph. the first
.cnrd lodgers (liMnks). the first book-
Wonderfully attractive is our line of Dining Room Suite!
111 oglr, walnut and mahogany.
- /
any other
have them.) the
these firsts menu llttle, except to show
it the attitude and regressive spirit 011
n the officers and d
. sunscnptton. and a quarter of
:- amount for the. whole town.
" Perhaps the most import
. is tllc‘pmly Trust Oom-
tlng as executor,
- any business—ac
growing.
ties. This department is
growth in
' and to bound to Show lar
dlscusulngthe DML income Iflx'Chum E. Hoyt. “cram “d treas- .
our
NW um teen:
McMahom transit. department and .
permanently after
: ttrusteemtd in other fiduciary capaci- ‘
nt in ea-l
‘ library Tables of"Dis-
tmcttve Design _ ‘ the future, for in no dew
km gracesul lines well A Dointvaedroom" ' 1
’ You will have if youuh“. of . . l “fig: 50 “savnfill- .
. , - - . . , one . ~ .:~z direzt the anus ..
T. ,wmmcm 1“ all fimShes- £851“! “1 walnut, birds.” mphmmwmmm, ‘ the czm‘Eilywl‘éz. Ribltud n. Garage}
’ ' ‘ ' 1-,-
$18.00 up m . j
fiiflfififi ,,
1t; 1
Edwin
president; 0. Keeler
. president;
I. Rnymond, Matthew; .
H. Miller, Franklin A. Slut]! and Joe
_ eph'It. Taylor. .
t . '
‘t' oomsurs in» anger.
Now that lt‘Lt reported that lht
Harmer kaiser is drinking hMVll)
: Ethel-earn, no doubt people in nu
taunts? who feel that his condition i:
$165.00 2 up
9
.y...
«8-. .» nut..-
” l lu lan'theétonnng element dtgc for
-, W” 4 l . med booze- Thou-3y to get ‘results.
" '-'- -: .M ‘“ ‘.. ll to turn unth- nollJor-a 001114301).
«gm n. hobo would rather dig for home
and be dtsappntntedthanato dingmt
Hiltrstond’dst. ‘
- It seems pertinent to guanine: If
' :‘Veo-amuch:mmy‘ is? spent simply- to
m! It.“ ‘ -> :the~nomm»‘vhnt£would
fl'un ‘ ’ - '--;- ‘ itmfalwm amtgttnnxoumno an}.
39-59-3111 am . gm" "ma-"33$”. mint-thet'tnletnM—‘e
‘ , , ‘lem next enforcement law will :15
' prohib .. swam Maegan-e
11.1
iv ‘ v . 4‘ l
. , ~ Imwng;Rtlom~Stnte
‘ mmurmnom3m Win at .
_ - r , . . . , _ . * marine“.
. ,wlthmuphohtedngorrovmed in Imm'orrtayf-
Mt- -
; '_Wiy is it when ourmmu
autumn of thaex‘dmim in. Holland
‘7 M
r _ '5135m.un ' ’
An 'illsnectiomofi'ourz-stoek willi‘convinee yon-smitten! prince: “
,-\
mhfmthMi-s. .
_ ‘ ~ ~< , I, i - mar
pert knowledge and years of exper? , ‘
‘ not as bad as it might he.——Columbus .
the certainty of harvesting u crop.~~ ~
,,.._ seem-o
v~ . be the nut—:zasgteeoonz—Pwapmt
. .7. .'
' .. L, ' Wlfitl W, t?"
'_ ‘ « «M ‘ E“ * . , ‘ .. ‘
. . ‘ ' norm”.- to. '~ ,
~ “WW” mnum~‘ mm ‘
WWMW‘SJdet-‘wm 5 _‘
Thwe is. Some- Jewelry
’ Onslhle at 9:5pec191p1fice
~ , T‘ 95::
. l ’ ’ MM Muir tamed emcoslume jewel! 11;. ‘ . ‘
”MWMM women put on for m05t all occasions. w “
WMlucypendmts
$5M}. wWId. 11W 7 of“ . 63!,
ll ii II" . : .
tapazandmthyut. C. M d (:8le Combs f'lt‘lllllfll
Cull Lnkrof'fSurllgsiVa.‘ - rhinestones. ”J _
95 ch. cub. \ I
Exclusive lvlilllnery
Shown. at. Read’s
‘1
Druslgsolm‘ab'm with tmspamt'brms and crowns, large plailw? qt “,5
luteor arwre'nth ol ostrich lenthm, and"sometimes a wreath ol llowcrs‘ w naked Ml.
' sfik crown and facing under a pink «aw lm'.
shading to lavender completely mver the b",
l
WWW ' an a close fitting shape is exquisitely hand «#1me
edtngofllmmblw wander. . l
WEWW Mk tow with a bunch of flowers miml \x :t'h Ml
which arentnde oHihely woven : .- hing straw .
Wad“ bed: I . roses guaranteed to t'
‘the'entirestnnmer. /
deWHfiww’ '1‘ . h '
suit'individml lute. we» .. -" .. ' I in
;
l ‘3’:
W of metal linkal .xzxtl set w
colored storms. pearls, laris. amber cl; .
A: very ‘attmtivc lino. 5mm
soldmhtgh as $5.00
Entrust-tn a large assormm: (.5 m1“!
n be made quickly ml
- and titty flowers aw _
W , ,
[filmy " ' .. " «‘ *-~ , -« - . ‘raws accused in making lm'.»
Wmfi‘filhm. W '» ersproducewonderlul Ct'cal‘w»:
nmesselection.
There Will Be: a. Display
of Gingham All This Week
Thiszillhe of interest to the woman
wholilt‘ec toclwoec herown patterns and have her
sunplé gindumlmcks- nude according to a certain
style and individuality that is becoming to her. And
this is a good tine tebuy. The stock is-new andghows
the-“forecast ol summer’s trend in duly: and solor. This
season. the pattemsappenr more than ordinarily attrnc- I
live. amnngal small. madman: ' in clear colors. ”5 ' Silk Hm}. R055. m 1 laid.
There are plan .shades_ ofblue, pink, lavender and dark blues. ”(rm and!
canary color. browns.
Cbcekc: lromtli’e tiny pin variety to those olgeoei'ous
SlZc, bloat pink, lavender and green; -
Chadian-award montages; 3051 ten. dull green.
Robes mmlc {gem ll"
halt ol An 13: alum“
Plain Sllatll‘s, plaids ml
mottled t‘llr‘t ls Sl‘lOWlll‘l
\mICh Him . ml greet»;
also l’Cd antl lwmm. .
$10.03 3'16315.
$24.00 and $27.00l
‘
Steamer Rugs lull llwfll
, t
also maltc ttlea lmolm
.'
l)“
1.14 ‘51 fl,
E‘Xa plagandgcversl Moi Blue are 1% or barred robes. Scott‘ll plaidsql
‘nthmrmfidrm‘iw ~ 'm with plain back!
all will} fringed mlgcs.
$11.00, $12.50 up M
$22.50
nyetlowmmw striking new pattern in
I’M. / , . " a...wuéé ,
Mflm also in «Home. ' “3W
WMM'W anyolsthletolotedjnitems and
nnybe‘combtnedin themabingn _ ,
5 “Mama. ‘
_ “Ouija” Board!
:’ or: here
3; Plenty of them
m 31.50
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