Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 25, 1921 · page 7

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Italians in State
Lead Foreign Born

\vstiNGTnN. April 25.—~(>r the
l pzzlJliOl' of Connecticut 01' foreign
-v. iiwrv are more Italians than of
J... “Yip-r Hum, wi'h the Poles. Irish,
*-\‘..l~ll$. l-Iwzfislx :innl (‘u-Imzius (“om-
l1r\l in the orvlvr named. noeord‘
, 4 to ill) uniinurii'onit-m tmlay by [he
. .mg: bureau.
’nI-rv .Ire 373.513 pI-usrms of for-
m; Mirth. white. in lhu‘ State. the
. ,v . i-ns‘ufi shows. The distribution by
. ~ is as. follows:
minus 80.323. Irish 43,464. Poles
2 .13. Russians 155.7!9. English 22.-
(ir-rmmin 32.614. SVV’PdtS 17.697. , ’ r.
“runs 13.322! Luithunninns ‘ . ' ' . . . o v
. - . - . .2 . .. 67 North Mam Street, South NON-ant“

Canadians 24.631. Scotch

 

 

 

 

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\Velsh 650. Norwegian _ .- é \ _ ‘ L’ 1 . 1 -' ' ' . . :.- 1453.5 .
- : hams 3.o4n, French j‘ ' Ii . . ‘ ‘ ,1 '. . l 1 . ~ 7 ' . ' ALL MAKES 0F. BATTERIES CHARGED
. ~ . ‘ ‘ AND REPAIRED

Ln, Swiss 1.932. Austrians 12.699,

. 'ks F.F34. J v <Sl: .90, I g" ‘ '~ . ‘7 I ‘. - ‘ ’7 ‘ ,,. I [:9 ‘l . :.. ' ' ' . ‘ ‘
instilmilssx’. ) Pox-Igficsvn3.20”. 3 V : 15%,. ‘ “7» ' ' J an i P I V ‘ A." t.” If ill trouble C3" Harr ' D if P’1 "‘ “r!
l. linumaniuns 1.;‘H2_ and ‘ l V! ' - I . .' N ‘ ' .’ > ' ' ‘1 l L“. " ’ ‘ r ’ y u -— “hue 1*)" '3

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~I‘.\'i‘ll BRANCH ()l“'.-\. I. r). F. l ‘ , , ' , .7 . f. , ; .- FIT“, My" _ ‘u t". ‘ EL“. -5 f ‘ .
--- . , ~ A , 4 ~ — , - ,.., BE
3 im Iiirzil Engineers For!“ Cnnm‘fll-t ‘ ' 3’ " _ . ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1' _ '(fi ='. _ '1‘?- 7‘ C O .
out Organizatitm. l ’. . . - . - ._ , .1. . ,. 1.;
' u' riimit members of the'Amt-ri. ‘ > , -. ‘
luwitutv of Elm-trimil Engineers. ' ' - . . .
H} .\'«-w Huron lusz‘ night and
wl r. (Tunnvcticut section of the
.-1 nrminizntimi.
\\‘illi:1m MN‘uHun of l’lIil;IdCl-‘.
who is «iv-liw‘ring :2 I‘nursv (If loo-l
-\ in pulilie utilities in the iriid-l
Svluml Ol' Yule. and who will be" “
pHnalIll'Ht of the national orgnn- * -
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11. MAKE YOUR KITCHEN A COMFORTA—

qwukr-r of the evening. .
V Al ,I I E I N BLE. LIVABLE ROOM
. No More Fuss or Muss of Ashes and bust

1“" u.“ Show You how to operate a Blue Flame Oil mm»; Stow. We
nave three makes. Every one guaranteed, New Termaion,

Nesen, New Prom-SS

25 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALI

 

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“1“ topic the larger opportunities
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PRICES LOWER

MASONS BUILDING MATERIAL

has been substantiallv reduced in some cases * '
. . as much as 40 per cent
from the high price of last season. We ca 1 ~ , -~ . . , .
the mason needs. n supp " m mp”) an! Mt;
COAL

is now being ordered for the coming season, ihe spring pilce rum: Hen
havmg been made. _The memory of last FEBS’ID s experienu
should prompt the provident bonseholder to take adiamage Oi 154.11%
favorable delivery conditions. i

> Norwalk Coal 69” Supply Co.

108 Water St., Tel. 113 Southfiorwalk, Conn.

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[1..ft\'.\' , For many years this store has enjoyed an enviable reputation for providing the finest
w v m m “m“ h...» “,- klnd of values In lurmture, Linoleums and Housefurnishing of Quality, at the lowest
-\\ ll.‘\-‘:i: "- l1 l.ll.lllll. Fluill'uril. . .
.. W. 1......” i z . This season prices are at rock bottom. You can, therefore, purchase Furniture, Rugs,
.. ,‘ iff’l'.‘ .KH‘ .7?" Lmoleums and HOUSGiUI‘mSthS, for your home, with every confidence that you are buy—
:. \. utiiiou :iiul rliM :issann m [min 1 <i .
xii ‘ln In'huir.|l. IIUIIHHHI .allvl l: gist r W111 not be ans, IOVVQII.

I" Hymn”. (‘lms l“. SWIM. New Hui
-!““;Il(i""_ anuvl l“. rguwiri, ”an
‘i‘l‘1‘:iixim..' \\..itrilni.‘\: 1: ll lim‘ril.‘ DOSSlble price.
1".1“ 1m nw41ii.!:~-‘ .izwl innuvuhi. tl‘.‘
H " " ' ””1 “‘95 at the lowest DOSSlblC price to be had, and feel that you are safe in the fact that prices
villi. ‘1!i1‘~‘"< 171' Hi. I-‘nv'lriwul ltulllbr

'l‘s 1H wliirlv lliw llli'llll>t'l.\ :Ill‘ 4-H-

.. WE INVITE THE PUBLIC TO COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR LINES

{Ni'lllllllhh tor momln l.‘ to go! ln-Hrr
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uninni-zi'uu'i: .nmi I‘m-H - # WM,“ ..
(Kiiiiinlull. I”. (If Sininlnixl. .‘I Iiiu-sswii CEDAR (HESTS :‘ ‘
. 1‘ turning I'irim :: lumil hunk in llH' ‘ Tl I l E ELITE SHOE
. utiim- (If lll! \Volwliinv \liifur . I
mu limm une'nnv, \\‘lll| Sl‘lHIO. .:
*an .-... W xww' M the. “That a deliwht this Cedar Chest ~ TH ‘ " ‘ . ,
mix “:1." lll.ll'l\l([(‘l\‘ll by u loul‘ o ' Ew(HOI(E‘ 0F FATHER .AND SON
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.‘ I“ “up: I-'.'i(.l.l,lm Hy. "iii“...vv” (rlm'm Km. would be in your home. Made . 3 F01 a (111M101 century thew slums have linen known 10 The. _
«QM Saturday iu‘nu :IHSmpt to rob, f G . P 1 C (l ‘ , l :- - _ . In‘r’” “f N‘W‘Villk > ‘
I-I lln- moiw)’. The rubber strm‘k i 0 (311111112 ‘0‘ C ar “h“:l . 1\110“'D fiil’ lllfll VJSH’IP ‘llmmll.\"—lelily. Desired fl)? the
mom. m-iw. (nu-u ()\or «In» ham] . SH e and (wunfort 'll\\“l\" ' " ‘ x '
v: mi ()ll lln- l: H :irm. (‘Iimiiht-ll. gchrnmcnt lCSlS PI'OVC “'111 2‘ . ' ‘ ‘ V ’ c ‘ ' S four“! 1” 1th“ “hm 5 _
. I-SI‘zuwil :Iml run to the f:l('-‘ ‘ PrlCEd 1V10deratel)’ _______ . _ _$8°50 to $93 50 1
‘.'.‘liI-I‘¢- he ill-lln-rwl the mum-y [0 keep out llll'lllS. i . i ‘ ' ' j
l Snyder. sei‘rvtziry of the \Vol-; - l e "" ;
Vompun)‘. and then (‘ollapsed i ”TORE CLOSES AT SIX p
r . The floor. He was sent 10 theI : E
‘u: l,'f~ l . an . C n How . . . . ~. ,‘
. siisz..::. There’s comfort and mm 1.... n. n... m Oak, . MIL‘ I ON ELWOOD
fl .1”: mm mumssion 0,. a {momrpd Jacobean finish, Adams «lexign. Bufi‘ei, (‘hiua t'uliinvi. Exien- 38 ill - $15 00 f .
unwr ’l‘li«- Imutlil oscnpvd and theI sion Table, Five Chairs. One Arm Chair, ' ' ' " ‘ ' ' ‘ ' " ' } FORMERLY ELWOOD 8!, GLOVER '1‘
In ii.» are looking {or him. . z. . . . t
'I [3' Immlit is sun] in) have been? 9 Pieces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .o. . . . . . . . . . 33175.00 , I 122 waShlngton Street, south Norwalk
Idllllllifl about the factory Saturday ' ’ L 4
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I'.IHHIHL'. He was St't'll by :1 stenogru~
Lin-r in the office, who :lerlzires that
L: hm] not lwe employed at the fac-
imv and was :1 total stranger so far

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, _ . . I . fill-groin .J-G-ram

13!.“ 1! Genuine Qum-lered Oak BufictS, -" CD . _;\‘ u , A ‘ I - i .1 insmlnutas
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further llflllt‘l'. “I” In lulul (m «~l:ill~
(lard lime. 'l’liz- rm‘lor )l filt'l’il.1\ sllhké-

 

in :1 Very I-loqut-m vein from lliv trxt.
“I'm-p (‘Iille-tli l'utn. in»: p." painting:
out that nuture (‘i'lllS to u::. and it's

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Prices range from g ' “a" .' . . r
$28.00 up ' ‘ " ’ C 01MB to our CHI—A7143”)? L Demmm’ratiazz: .

This complete S'llllE' gives the Opportunity of furmShmg‘ your HE CHI-NAMEL DEMONSTRATOR during dates given below, Wm
bedroom. (, lxl .l\()I'_\. Bed, Dresser, Chifi'erobe, Dressmg lalile, teach you in five minutes to apply beautiful, brimam hardwood floor

the drop in our own soul mlwl i‘wr-ipoml

to the deep in the ('all of nutme. God ' . . . I

mails to us in the deep and it’s the .

{111- p in our own nature that mum 1'7 — '

siniwl. lle ('lnsml \ery filliuzly “i111
'lllln)SOH'S beautiful poem Hurt was
so wonderfully realized in Tennyson‘s
(v.11 passing. "Twilight. and l-In-ning
Stir."

At 7:11“ lie spoke from the flat and

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"‘ h” 9”“ his ”0w ’1‘ his m” Hmmf'h‘ . Chair and Rocker. effects over old dirty soft wood floors by the easy, simple ready in use

1"““1‘3‘ 0‘” that ”‘f’ $“C(‘"_’*5“ 0‘ "‘ , I). ~ ChiNamel Graining Process. Then have fashionable, hardwood grained

I "'“h- ”0 ”‘H'U‘I‘ 110“ 300'] {'5 1""‘1- 6 leces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $175.00 floors that you can wash and beautify with rugs instead of using un-

- "\lllll may lw. cannot reach It's lit-st _ sanitary, dusty carpet. *

. w . 554 unless (:1le infill\l(lll.ll Im-mlu-r “W

Ms chm-ch work to his or In r ' Heels or hot water won‘t hurt Chi-Namcl, stencil border effects can be: l

. or .__., rr-ngth. applied and the cost is only about 3 cents per square tool, ‘
Tm List meeting 0?’ the (‘fllHlltlillCH l

3-PIECE LIVTING ROOM SUITE C/Ji—ZVame/ Quality Efldlflt’lJ', Paint; and Vanni/iv:

'e — iieee 0‘11“»? w ' .- w /. - _ ‘ . . For new or old, hard and soft wood floors, doorg, furniture, wood work,
T1” '0 I ‘ \ “flit d Ln m" Room Sinte In grotci “1 dehlglk walls, ceilings, rauiators, screens, porch furniture, fixtures, auto, molar and

bicycles, stove-pipes, etc, all guaranteed highest quality or money refunded.

( FREE—30 cent;

Can of CHI-A’JMEL during 49.." T
monxtratim wit/.7 purrbaxe qf 25 l
‘3 Bria/i to insure a Fair Trial

(1..» ol' the Girls" Friendly Soeiwty
all be held on l-‘riduy zitlernnon {It
. (,‘. lm’lx‘. Members are requested to
I-m llH'll‘ rim-s in Hill at this mil-ling.
'i’l, H' v.1 I lit‘ an address by Mrs. Mann
(' Ilu \xhrl: among Ilw Indians.

Tm 1:.in:ln-r:; of the \Voman‘s,
“,iiinri' m 1m» ltozird of Missions
. , I» mirslhl m "r nil lll"ll" offerings
1.. Un- triennial than}: offering. which
;.!~ ‘l‘l‘ May ls't. to Miss lmisy Il(J_\l.

 

 

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'i‘lui- \Vomnn's Guild will hold a , '- 4—2.

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. 1? man... and made-"- If you are considering the purchase of one article, or the furnishing Of the whole house,

i" 3"'IFS having articles for the sale

requested to notify Miss Daisy . it ‘Vill pay you to 100k through our large StOCk.

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* SOQTH NORWALK

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The Gorham Co.

126 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK‘S‘

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