Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 10, 1921 · page 7

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HUSBANDS

The lu(lic>-—God bless
innit coal lit to burn, that will
Kiroil a llicc wimp O' a steak to a
turn. that \\ill make a hot oven
{for pudding nr pic or must a big
turkey in tho sum-t by and by,

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That's tho kind we can send,
air, when you give us the word.
also coal for the furnace cannot
hung be (loft-Hell. The corner is
turned that lll'lllfg'x Winter in
sight. Have in your
«cellar—and ours is all right.

.sulnc coal

 

 

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g Rosenfield

Bros.

1 HARDW’ARE 8.- HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

 

 

,3125 WASHINGTON ST..
‘ so. NORWALK.

~COAL

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E PHONE O3
F. H. BAXTER
DELUGGIST

s IOUTH MAIN crusts?
AGENT FOR
M O Show, Park a 1mm
Gran Seal, and Russell!

CAN DIES

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F. S. LYON
'JOB PRINTING
[0112.th

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" Perfecto Bouquet Are

Now Sold for 10¢

’i Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10c

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c

OLD W'ELL CIGAR
COMPANY

 

 

 

Have Your
Roofs, Leaders 21 n d
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW

3 My Prices Are Right.
v. PLUMBING AND HEATING

§'_ Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave., 80. Norwalk

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HEADQUARTERS FOR 5
SCHOOL SHOES

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‘ Max Levy’s Shoe Store

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

31 SO. Main St., So. Norwalk

4' No Connection with Any Other

% Store
! _ \

.; Little Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes
snze 891‘, to 13!”; ........ $225
3 Boys Sol€d Leather Shoes
J. _slze 1 to 6 ............. .. 32.75

G-rls' Solid Leather Shoes
olze I8V2 to 11 ............ . $225
Misses Solid Leather Shoes
size 119/; to 2 ........... $2 ‘0
Growmg Gi-ls’ Solid Leather
Shoes, size 2',’2 to 6 $3.00
All Higher Priced School Shoes

ONE-THIRID on:

 

 

Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Bombing

flit-Mora Place Tel. Ill

 
 

 

 

 

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SERVICE ‘

high quality,

 

NAAST BROS.’

FIRST ’AND ALWAYS

True eonomy is not how little you pay for an article but
how much value you get out of it. ‘

A ”bargain” in carelessly manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the
first, and expensive repairs soon or late.

The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your
own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder
is an essential part of his service. ,

We want you to have complete confidence in any tr
tion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence and_good
will of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform

.mww... .9, . maximum

THE HATCH & BAILEY .CO. .
, LUMBER AND ROOFINGS g3
AGENTS—.1034»; MAN-VILLE co., BIRD a SON.

 

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GARAGE

DISTR IB UTORO

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CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS

LIMOUSINES F0

3 WEDDINGS AND RECEPTION.
TAXI SERVICE

nonwaug a oooovun cono Tings
ghouls use, a".

IOUTH NORWILK

811.88.0-

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roceries and
Delivery.

A. F. Beckmann €9’CO. Inc. ‘

83-85 W’ashing‘ton Street

 

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Phone 1405
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SPECIAL VALUES

In the Nlil‘v' DESIGNS in FURNITURE

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l-l‘i" lbl‘illv‘

ll- rc _‘." u \\ ill llml

invlmlln: nll Tim mml “untml l‘uriml sll'lvw‘. wnmls and finishes,

ll :‘zn'nilm'v- lit‘.
:1 1-,.‘l ih'll'l|.:\il )mzr hnlm‘ in :l mnnm‘r in u'llic
llllli W'lllinl'l. am! «in ll n! ”1" lnu’cst [u'iccs in yours.

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'l'hww cunlrlng'lnlin: t-vzlzv‘lli~lv'z.:: lhnfir

h you can

 

all liw wry nvwml «lexicua‘ in furnilnro,

in: n ltl'\\' hunw. ~i.nuhl visit on \‘wl‘w and who :hlmnlngc of

‘lw vxlroincly low lll'lt‘Vle’l‘W prcvullin

slur k.

Come and Profit by Them!

 

A. J. COLLINS CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET

g throughout our entire

MN llllVl‘ lll‘llplll‘ll clear In llll‘ lint—
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MALT AND HOPS
or A (:I'AnAN'rrzizn l’l'lllTY ARE OFFERED YOU BY
THE SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY

At a price lower than brands of an inferior quality are sold for

"SCHLITZ" Light or

Certzfied Double Malt Extract
A Satisfying Product

Dark I"REEB"

No Cooking—No Muss

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FROM THE DEALER

NORWALK

Frank Dorsey
45 West Avenue

Standard Butter &. Egg Co.

53 Main Street

J. M. Daffron. 24 Parkxiew Ave.,

2ND

ANNIVERSARY
or CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES AND

SOUTH NORWALK

William Mlller
34 West Washington Street

Sheffler & Utzlnger

 

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Concentrated Prepared
Malt—Weight 3 lbs—No Heat—l

Cor. So. Main and Woodward Ave.

 
 
 

SALE

UNDERWEAR IS NOW IN PROGRESS

MME. ,JEANNETTE

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HAMBURG
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak

Porterhouse Steak .-

6 South Main Street
CLIFFORD HOTEL BLDG.

STEAK

New Rochelle, N. Y., Sole Distributor

South Norwalk

Specials

 
 
 
 
 

...........2lbs.,25c
1201b.
.....................;22clb.
.c30clb.

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main St, Waah’ton 8%., and E. 8. Ave., S. R

W EST PO RT

BLACK ROCK

Schultz. Markets Close at; Noon (0. 3- T.) on Wednesdays.

BRIDGEPORT

 

 

 

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. through-
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lmvui MEN not
.. lIENSllllS nuns

CHICAGlL), firm. 1u.——\Vhen movxc
men take to censoring their films. they
sometimes have some strange ideas. it
is related at the Fur-um cunsor board.

Distributors gating a picture they
think will not pass the board now and
then take a hand at fixing it up. They
have cut out funny parts that the cen—
sors think great. left in parts that the
censors hold thumbs down on. and
otherwise perplexed their judges-

“VVe have sometimes sent back and
asked them to give us the whole pic—
ture. as we did not find anything
wrong in it." remarked Miss Benita
McGinnis, Chicago's acting chief cen-
sor. “At other times we have rejected
a whole film aftcr thcir hopeless at-
tempts to doctor it up."

The Chicago censors sit as sort of a
humane society on the city's films.
Thcy are kcenly averse to useless bru-
tality. 'l‘hcir "Cut-out Book" contains
frequent injunctions lo r-llminatc
scencs in torso tcrlns as these:

“Cut Kicking and striking man on
floor."

"Cut slugging- 111nm,"

“Cut two c‘lns- virus of choking."
\Thc uumlmr of \‘lolvnt movio deaths
in Chicago has lawn rmemwl by mxl~
lions annually since- lh:~ cvnsox‘ board
took a. hand in rcuuclng lllc lllm mur-
(lcrs. The)" cut than out Will; u strong
hand.

Another asfirct of tho ccnsnrs' work
is indicated by this line from thL
Cut out Hook:

""ul‘ cll scrubs nl‘ “‘lrilt' “limp!”
clmsilll: mgru lmy ilill] throwing
stoma at lilm.”

All iml‘lvnl lllw ll.:ll “was L‘rvllilw’.
will slnrlinl: a Law llmll‘lh

llisregurtl of Him In“ is :.:;mll: r 511};-
m'ntiun llml llzo m ll\'tl’.\‘ tr)~ lu (-ll‘sll.

(:7 ‘ril‘u‘ulion m‘ in“ ll saw 55' ml 3hr
plains is on!- M Hm must lzvv,'l':l‘.
lmms in “mm lirl I‘Hllw :4 up.

"A u lsnl‘ sinullv! i-r- .l'nlv to titll
lunk Fill'lltllllilz :n \l?.:l as 3‘." 2&ka

Ulll. hill}: 1“ :«s will lwlu 1:-
nl the (‘vnsm‘ lIHJEKI.
"\\'I~ Ilrv dull”; ('(‘I]‘<illll 1i\'v- work in

.x prlnmplc

fl’llfillllll}; lmlgn ii«.tl \w 'il'l uul IUM’W
(‘Ulllll lav rl(‘ll-‘ >0 .. )v.'l‘~ .sz‘v.” ers
ZIMH’HMS Mll'l,

"(\n'.» mums) {w Hus l.» :M my“ :1 is
117:2! lim ll;’1‘)\§’l'fi'l"‘l'v :.. wl' ~ “Jill/L"
rim: or Hamming: l:.-~ i run In ~'.-x '

omm‘firi’ka 7 ‘
DESPLAINES RIVER
MAN‘S BODY

 

 

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at a big price saving

Sport Plaids—

 

 

 

 

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n tr‘mpomry home. or to miolhcr
family. to further the purpose of this
chaptvr.”

l‘ndvr tho lust (‘lnusc of this port of
fiction 1715.0. which was cut out from
the new law, the county homo mun-
aging lmnl‘d upDv-(ll‘s to have liven
shown 0: (ho authority to remove
cl;il«lnn from foster homcs. but this
is rvldrnlly provided for in (‘hnptvr
1;“? 01' lhc 19:1 ncls, vslahlislilng the
vlvpnltmo ml of public \nlfnl‘c and tho
lnnrmglng' l-ndl'vls nx‘c to co—opm‘nlv in
tho (:u‘w OI children in county Irm—
lwrnry I101“! s.

Thu question of remit-sling; the nl‘
lnrmy gulvlul for an opinion on tho
status u: Inc local \isxling commlllcr!
was I‘lllSlll )l'slv‘l‘llll}'. lull it was
[»(,)il‘.14vl will that thv sun-{ion of Chap.
.‘l\l :mlo illllllg' $1 Minn 1765 of tllv
Ke‘iil‘l‘nl Statute-s “us plain. l’ll-lvr
provisions of the not establishing:
tlu- tltpulllllllll of pullilc “clinic Ill"
i~::r«:ul «12' (‘llllll \nll‘nrv is pnnl-lnl
for with n cmmnissloncr and llrxmly
cummisslmh r and lillrcn livid ngr‘uls.
vl-lml'lll‘u-lll of xvulnlic “mlfnz‘c,
ll-n Bldll‘ l-nnrd of (‘ilrariiha

it‘l‘

{31'

Th!-

!nztm :l)

 

tContlnucd {rum l‘aze One)

lrvllhs hm“; a n H.-

will

l'llllil‘ :Hlntum: ‘m' -‘wl.s‘;» l‘lll} tu
lw (urn-«l in yllgl luv. \\.:l- l'. !
Hnl‘h')‘ \\'. I‘lvml 1:. .l (w. ~li_\’»}t :lv‘«'
0le l':.ll"r\:*-! l«' “as In llzt:
l-z‘nm:hl llzu‘k l=l ‘" :' .LG ln~l.l\' ls)‘ .1
Slum-l of «l: 1. '.'v < z'rnln .\¢l.1llis,
\‘x'is’, \\ ll"!‘(’ 15' .s u) l“ sl'wl unattr-
(in). llu- hurl. ' 26- 11-13: in l‘.-- .luto-'
mohlln which “.11lewa hull born ‘
twin: to srll him :21le n .. ;..».-..m.i
punlml lny lzlv mulhrr. .\lr:~‘. Church,
was not :u'r: Sl-«l. ‘
llnnghcrlx a {minor slmlcnl of
Harvard u»! :1 rasillvnt of 3!, Paul.
cnnn- lu-r-- ~lmrl llmc “1:0 {rum
l‘hlln-lc ll'lll‘ s fillll‘Slllilll for :m :m- i
tomohlln r.~:-»g-.-n_\’. Church. accord-A
lug to cnmlm‘ v Unit ln‘s. laugh! .1 var:
which hr full-l was {or his l'.:l".vvr.
Il:lllfi;hl'l'l\ ,-.1 Ausmus look (ll-1 cur
'l‘lmrwlnv :wl-rnonu. with Church, to,

\\ hrro n (‘hrck was lo“
I

n (‘llll‘ngn lus' R.

was lhr Ins!
Ausmus.
A \lsll lo Church's homo dlsc‘loscll
thnl Church and his mother had lrl’t;

)I:-Zl|'l’ll.‘l_\' ln thu- ncw cur. A Scorch

seen of Dunghrrtv ox“

(if llu‘ Church hmnu rcvrnlul liloiul-i
sunk-ml rugs nnd pnpors In tho buxo—
mrnl, u bloorl-staim‘d IHIK‘IHIII hull

:lllnl hnlrlu-l. ('lolhlnz: lllvnlllicrl its luv-f
Ion-rim: l0 lmughcrty, us wrll as paw
pI-rs hv carrlm‘l. i

Church. wlxcn arrcstod.
lnlk ln-youll maintaining
concc.

COUNTY HOME
VISITORS NO .
LONGER EXIST

“.45.
Continued from Flrlt pate.

rcfuscd to;
his lnno-

-—- in..-

scctinn 1768 of the statutes subslllut-
in}: the dopnrtmcnt of puhllc welfare
x'm' [hr state board of chnrhlcs in the
mlmbcrshlp of the managing boards?
of tho county llomcs. That Is the
only chnngl- callcd (or in section 5.
which howvvc‘F. ends \vlthout any
montlon of local visiting commitocs._
The 1921 not also rcpcals all note or
hurts of acts inconslstcnt with ll. 3
That part or section 5 of the new
law whlch is the same In substance
with section 1768 of the statutes pro-~
vldos fonthc appointment of n1uxmg-,
lng boards of the county homes which'
shall consist of the county oommls-’
slono’rs and one member of the state
fiepartment' or health and one, memq
ber of the department of publlc Wei-l
fare. The general statute authoriz-l
138' the managing board to appointi
.local committees. which ls not pro-
.vded in the new laws. read. as fol-‘
lows:—

" ........ and it (the managing
board) shall appoint a committee of
one man or woman in each town of
the county. or more than one, ln ac-.
cordance with the population or areal
ot the town, who shall serve wlthout_
compensation, and who shall have at.
all times the right to vlslt and lnSDEct
the home or homes or their county,
and to suggest to said" board such
provisions, changes or addition: as
they may think“deslrable; and shall'
assist said board in the careful selec-
tion of family homes torcthe children
in the temporary home or homes and
in the visitaupn of. children when
placed Inseam“ 7‘ ve families. Children
in such iamufes shall be visited by
sold board, “hr by its agents. or

‘ ' mmittees, at least
. ' ”H [and

 

 
 

 

 

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_¢wt:l‘_\‘ :lxmnimt- ll rummisslmw r ('l lhr

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:3- \l \xu k wh’ n i! i.» . \—
f'mnmlwimlm‘ llnw.

\exll m: -:

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lalunu nl i'lllitl wril‘nrv, will

.2 plan of m'gzmlxutmn.

\'l("l'|lHl. \ (‘l)\(‘l .R‘l‘.

.\ \urx inhxvsltzn: MN, n::?;;l«l;<
l-Ii- l~l- x' \1.tlul:: “mm H \hns gin
his: a-w'nnu. .ll \ 4‘“ ll» 1., :2'. ll‘u- \‘lr-

,lul‘ tirgnllnzizll 01 lfxo A. J Collins
('0. This “us lln Scum»! Yirlur l‘Uli-
Vcrrl guru, \‘qll-‘ll prunw‘. \'(‘."_\’ suc~

lmx'lm; hm! ulmul two lllllh

olzv 4 ll} :lll- whim";
'i‘lzl' lll'uul'nm llFI-l \R'ns as {fill0\\‘:~:

llill'ihllll‘ll'lll w "llungnrlnn Rhapsody"

l’hiln-lrlpldu Ul'rhvstrn ...... 74647
“Anus l‘s Sr :1 nnllr" ~~~ Mcf‘or-

lltgll‘k-K rvlh‘lvr ............. hill “3
"llnz‘a‘lonl 'l‘l‘nll" \lcl’mmm‘k. (”ARTS
"'l‘lw UM Ho train" 7 Krv-lsla r. .. 13-1320
“lrnrn to Smllv" .- .\I!‘(‘Gl'lll:lx‘li Gill“?
“Slhcr 'l‘lin-mls Anni“; llzv

Unld"~ .\l.‘(“m‘mnrk ‘34300
"Thais .‘lmllluli(\n”~~~l\'l‘t'i.~lv l’ Til \'.'

ho (‘rrllfil «l :s'wl llu‘ (‘nr paid for. l--_<am..“-h..x~. ,; \‘ullc ls (‘;.llm:"
Lat-r r.‘ lulzlmra saw (‘hun‘h nyul; —».\l“l,‘i‘vl‘m:lg‘k ____________ .1440;

two nu 'l -l:.\‘c up in the Church :",\lclh« r Mnchrr'v" W :Hfl‘ur

lmmc ln llz- .mlomolvilv and r-nlo-r. 3 mark .................... l:4l\l
3“ m" 5“ ”l“ POHN' czm lcnrn. ”1‘” "Miami Shorc"—~Krcislcr. . . 64947

"Lilllo .‘tlulln r of Minc"-—--.\lt‘-
("urmuck .................. 64778
"Avc Marin" -~ McCormuck—

Krcislu-r 891““!

l n —
"‘l‘nmphmso on Mlnuct' —lu‘cls—

lcr ............... . ....... 647u9
:“My \Yllul Irish Rosc"—McCor-
mack .................... . 64420
"'l‘mumy l.ad"-—.-.\lc(‘ormnck. . . 64630
"Ilumorcsquo"~Krolslcr ..... 74180
“Forgotton"~.\lc(‘ormnck. . . .. 64546
“\thn Irish Ext-S Arc Smiling"
—7—I\lcl‘m‘mnck ............. 64831
“The Rosary‘L-Krolslcr ...... 64502
"P-crccusc from Jocolyn"—-Mc-
("ormnck-Krclslcr .......... $9l06

0n l-‘rlllny evening. Supt. 30th. an~
other \‘iclrnln concort will ho given.
and. at which. if possible. will have
an nddcll attraction for the music
lovers of Norwalk.

 

—Bot‘hkc vs. Ruskin. Malone Lot.

Sunday 3:30.

Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts

It Will Cost
No More

 

 

New Radiators in Stock

Wall Street
9 WALL STREET

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EVENING SCHOOL
“OPENS SEPT. 19

Office Open Thursday Evening
Until 9:30

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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EMIS‘I'ER ' THIS WEEK r“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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over last sea son. ‘

 

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SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK

 

Nucoa Nut Oleo _. . . . .. 25c lb.
Fancy Pork 2061b.
Try {pound of our Coffee

................... 2161’s..-

Pure New Orleans M0151.» -,
. .......... qt. 25C; gal 93C

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A. STULL

:4 Cottage 3%., Ian Norwalk

 

 

The Textile Store

$2.25 7 Black Taffeta
Special ..... . $1.49 yd.
Canton Crepe .. $3.50 yd.

Black 1331‘}: I}: own

 

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136 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

*P
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER

Tum—once, 1103: House, ”I
27 WASHINGTON 8T.

NIW RED MEN'S BUILDING

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KENDRICK’S GARAGE
FORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED

30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK

JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.

Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working

Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters

TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.

CLOTHING
-—and—-
FURNISHINGS
a—for—a
BOYS AND GM

' At The

Children’s Store

87 Welt Waohfngton Io. Nomi!

 

 

I HAVE RESUMED
_ Bicycle
' Repairing

The ca enters have com-
pleted alteligtions sufllciently to
clear away my repair depart-
ment.

You may expect my usual
prompt service.

A. W. Hodge

MuSic naJl‘Block

 

 

_ ’ repaired. exchanged. ‘
Our mat to lg town every our.

 

TRISTRAM ca HYA

NORWALK’S LEADING .DRX. GOODS STORE

 

Fall and Winter Dress GOO

'All the most popular weaves, in the newest shades and pa

l Wool Sport Stripes—54 in. wide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.7}

40 in. Wide, $3.00 yd.; 48 in. Wide, $3.50; 54 in. wide, 34.25-31.50
Velour Checks—54in.wide.............................
Duvetynes—36 in. Wide; all colors...........I...........

A BIG LINE OF LININGS
SKINNER SATINS, SATEENS, FANCY SILK AND WT’rox

SAMPLES GLADLY FURNISHED ON REQUEST

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$1.00 yd,

 
 
 

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33. 75 yd.
$0.75 yd.

WW“ DC—ou

 

 

Lincoln Taxi ('mnpgmz
l Kill.“ \I \\ .‘l \\A(.ll\ll-.\'r
First Class Service

Carclnl Dz‘ix'ers .

(‘.\l,l. u\ z~ A u rnm
Phone 997 .
9 ler' oad Ave., 80. Kc; 31.3

—D—O-YOI‘JINEED A TAXI?
AMERICAN TAXI (‘0.

Service First anl Always
Call on us anytime

11 N0. Main St.

 

been “True Business,
to maintain

owing to
ments which “ 1' have received trot
tourists and lmnl patrons, ‘ a
prove to you that our enorts 13.4!

in a successful business.

cs1.«lw.~luncnl is (1mm d from and ll
and (VHS lwenlyrl’our liourt so «.3 ll
alwms hero 3 clear Mmosphvro mi
ls opened {or lnsnemlun at alt who
for the persons who “is! to hi .1
our shop is kept clean and how

products are made.
are our friends.

ls running on the
goods are made at our ma

Norwalk. .
walk or In South Norwalk you old in

able to purchase the same quaulll.‘ T
gOOds and they may be delivered i
your home at any day of the work-

churches and parties.

and candy business is operated by 1M
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only in
bakery business is operated by Bear]
W’llklns.

Main Store, 28 Wall St.,

17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk. 0|.

TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beglnnlng our mum on
" which “1: no"

Our confidence

ls prowlng (la
the is

lrruuwrnole cum‘.)

This

"I‘ll nv‘l::i«‘s>" ls cur m xt motto. On!

 
 

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The “mapecmfl'

I'VOTV‘
r branch store in South

011 Same ldeals. TM
in store ll

“’hether you are 111 3"“

Special prices are given to 104’“

In this establishment, the lee (Teal

THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Norwal'u

Branch Store.

 

 

 

INSURANCE

J. M. LAYTON & no. ‘
Inc.
5 Railroad AV... South walk

 

 

 

 

TARLOV BROS.
lip-u Date Cigar Store
H A L L -.- M A R K
CAN DIES
TB! 338'!
$1.10 lb.

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