HUSBANDS
‘H The ladies—God bless ’em—
Want coal fit to burn, that will
broil a nice chop or a steak to' a
turn, that will make a hot oven
for pudding or pie or roast a big
turkey in the sweet by and by.
Li
That’s the kind we can send,
sir, when you give us the word,
also coal for the furnace, cannot
long be deferred. The corner is
turned that brings Winter in
”sight. Have some coal in your
cellar—and ours is all right.
0?
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Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
I»,
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cums
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‘ 125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORVVALK.
\
'COAL
GRAIN. WOOD, m
DEVI WE BROS.
Ill-ZONE 53
“ "Q' '
h. H. BAXTER
i313 ‘JGGIST
l IOUTH MAIN Bra-’1
AGENT FOR
M I Show, Park I like”.
arson Seal. and Russell's
CAN DIES
i
‘l
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Roz-walk
Perfecto Bouduet
" Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Are
it
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put'in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary/
‘ Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, 80. Norwalk
SERVICE FEST 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 Impr0per1y
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory billidlllg from the
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. .
The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is .yOm'
own home town lumbermsn whose advice to the home builder
is an essential part 01 his service. . _
Jive want you to have complete confidence In any “33333"
tion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence andgood
will of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform
high quality. ' .
THE HATCH &' BAILEY. CO.
LUMBER AND BOOFINGS
AGENTS—JOHN MANVlLLE co. also a son.
“(~15
. no
One Quart
Aluminum Stew Pan
For Only
39c
This offer extends from Sept. thh to Sept. 24th, 1921
lcgulur price ofic
Get a Cover for lie
Ii'.‘;£lllill' Price 2%
Get Your Stew Pan Today.
A. .I. COLLINS CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN STREET
he
I P. AKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
main» it loisurcly. rvmvmlmrin: that upon the corrc.-t selection
of your ('Hl‘\(‘l (lcpcutls‘ lilt' modixlmcss of your gowns and
your (-olllful’t as “'0”.
\Vc carry in stock l'urw‘ls \l'ilit'il are made to fit every type
(I figure, and \w :il't‘ ~lu'o» you will find in our ('ursct Dt‘Pm‘i-
llll‘lli lllc lll‘ilit'i lil'\l:_'ll"|i in ltcxi expl'css your own individu-
ality. Export assistance \lill lw given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. J EANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
Schultze’sWédnesday SpecialS
14c lb.
14c 1b.
25c lb.
25c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK . , .
HAMBURG STEAK...............
Round Steak
Flank Steak
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.
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o
e
e
scene-.ese-see-eoeeeee
see-loosen.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash'ton St" and R. R. Ave, 8. Norwalk
WEBTPORT BLACK ROCK BRIDGEPORT
Schultxe Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
COLD CREAM
The dinerence between cold
creams is enormous. and must re-
ceive consideration. We offer and
recommend our Peroxide Cold
Cream as one of’ the smoothest,
whitest and medicinally perfect
cold creams on the markets.
You'll be delighted with its odor.
and with its lack of grease. Just
try it and forget the others.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 North Main 8t., So. Norwalk
acre Brothers’ Garage
' Overhauling sndiepeirlng
4,. ..‘---,-,.-,.- ,. ............
ARTISTIC
HOME FURNISHINGS
ANGEVINE V ‘
FURNITURE COMPANY
‘
a.
the killed were M. Hefty's the Direc-
tor of Tciegraphs and a former mem-
ber of the International Schleswig
Commission. and do]. Sejerstad,'head
of the Norwegian Ordnance Survey.
King Haakon and Crown Prince
Olav went to Trondhjem on the train
with the guests. but decided to remain
thereover night, and therefore were
‘King Haakon and Heir
Escape a Train VJreck
CHRISTIANIA. Norway. Sept. 20.—
'l‘he opening of the new Dovre railway
in Christiansand Province yesterday
was marked by a serious accident to
the train carrying the guests of the
:niNMQ mbil
occasion. which was wrecked at mid-
rfctnrnl tree- "wand-
noton board the train when the
”rock-occurred; - ‘ , .
tour
this country to 3. pl _ t
parable to that in rail and 'vva er
transportation dcpcnds upon goyern-
was but one flying fatality for each
232.142 milcs flown by civilians and
”“0 injury for m-l-ry 26.5““ miles
flown. During the six months. the
association said. {lll'l‘l‘ \‘~'(‘l‘i‘ 4H curious
n-qmtn:
annual
20.—
an
. a
C. Scot.
W'ASHINGTON, D. _
rcial flying “1
Development of commt‘
‘ one of safety com-
ment regulation of aviation. according
to an analysis of the air traffic situa-
tion prepared for Secreted:v Hoover
by the Manufacturers‘ Aircraft Asso-
ciaton.
Mr. Hoover has begun a study of
the commercial aircraft problem. in
the light or the posSible establishment
of a bureau of avistln" to regulate
travel by air. Legislation before Con—
gress would put the control of this
mains of nousportation into his dc—
partment should the Government de-
cide federal rcgluufion advisable.
Lack of federal control. the associa-
tion declared. was one of the main
causes of accidents in the air Which
give rise to the belief that flying is
extremely dangerous ~onc of the se-
verest handicaps to the development
of transpbrtation by air. 'jhere ,is
also luck of official nulcllincry with
which to obtain autlwnlic information
relative t0.fiying acridcnts. _
However. the association reported.
during the first half of 1921 there
accidents in civil flying. resulting: in
UN" death of 14 pom us and tlw injury
of ' . out or 1; tom! of 1.2m commer-
cial aircraft which il"\\' nil :luul‘cg-ltc
3.250.00 mill-S.
All of (llt‘sc nccilculs cvat five.
the association couiwnlimi. til”:
10 dctlcicncy in tho rc-luistws of S-flr“
¢ blurted ly
'i‘lllw: rooms-
0"-
02
of
“in-
llyiflz: which could 1m
goycrnmrut rc;:ul.lil~3u.
tics. tho
3. luncllim- sound
structurally; :ln (‘ll1llu w:
p0\\'l'l‘ which (llu‘ru'r -.- 5f.“ lol’ll)‘:
:lir ports Illil‘ l:l'i(lil‘.'. 1w 'il‘lt'lill)
villi-1:10 sufiu
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:lv :ml; ll:.llli(‘.’xii_\' and
le‘irlclll
cloy' lngzvtlll r it) in
ll': ll:lllml»\\'i.‘_.. l‘u wuw' Sl-I . Mil-“"1
:md {HIHIIIl‘lI ll: lllr ..I A ~l «'i'
untimnwi-ic
CUYI‘l'lllllt‘lll lllxl‘l‘t 'm 2
mom of rl-uulntiuyw mum .
quikill-s t‘lli‘t'!‘\l‘ ?’ ;:\‘«“i
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l‘lt’ l" i win‘l:
ll‘l‘i‘li;
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uni. “us r4 sz-v- ;\., - l w all of
llv" tlt‘:lill¥ u: i 1.: ,. mst-‘m
n.” 1::th Hum-1" in timing: lillN
vz'tllm‘l' in £i\§"\ll "ll‘lll .ll‘vlrn
.H .nntiullml yum‘wl “Jun rl'mlll"
i“
Dunn-r of (“3151011 in lilo
:u\~-(:~r'i.zié0sl said.
air. the
was not gx-«zlt, pro-
\~’='.iu;.‘ l. x. i5 0‘. 'liglll for .‘lllt mil uu.
(it‘l' \yru fl"I‘ .-v ’i~ilSil(‘tl and ..lu-t-m .l"
:.nll print-lull: ~tuul llyilu: is (‘nntz-lvll-‘
..1, ’l‘ll-r «ml; pills-ion rrpurtvd oc-"ll-
roll during: :l s"
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WHEiTtilllP 1
null PLEDGE
\VICHITA. Kurt" Supt. 20.—~So\'on
million lmshv-ls or wheat have been
l-ut lllltll'l‘ pin til:.- in Kansas lly lllc'Nn-
iionul \Vilczlt (hooters Association.
which stands on tho lmsic principle
that it shall murki-t in" per cent. of
its ml-mbcrs' wheat.
This is the organization which in—
sisted on at least a .ll-gra-c 0r compul-
sory pooling and so “timed to join the
nmyvmvnt fostcrcd l»_\- the American
l-‘illm l’nlronu l-‘l-lia-mtiou which rc-
sulicli in formation of tho 1'. S. Grain
Growers. lnc.. with provision for op-
tional poolfllg.
Kansas is \yllcrc tlm national wheat
grovwrs' lit-zillqunrtcrs arc located. and
it gllvc 2.000,uon nil-iv bushels more
than the I\.(li|ll_ll01l SI pl. 1. goal tllc as-
sociation sct.
ll )N‘l formative. l
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TRIST . V
NORWALK'S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
Floor Coverings 89° Window Draperies
Sity of brightening up
big stock of
[At this season of the year comes the neces
the home for the long winter eve mugs. Our
RUGS' AND CARPETS . .-
Is bigger and better than ever, an 6. there IS a. big prlc
every size and grade. . ~
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS k
a ..Quaker Craft laces and other well—known and rehable ma es.
WINDOW SHADES—All Sizes and Colors.
WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS
Write or ’phone us for full partlculars.
6 reduction on
1 A fl
fl 1 1 I
I” ‘
. .
i , HIGH SCHOOL Non}.
. visitors, . .; U ‘ x .n ' ‘ 1“ ‘3
I Honors to the \K‘orld \Yzlr dead will! .\ lurclln‘h’ tunnel-17822321; :-
1w rolldrrcd :ll dcdicution ccrcmonicslllmd Moltlddf.‘ d“); purp05c 0: h
n the Sitt- of Kansas City‘s 32.090320) ‘scmbly Hall. or ‘ . q ,. .“U‘ . . <
H t‘ " till: class olilcvrs. ( lldi «.S ll .
I4‘Il)!"‘l.\ .\i.-.m01ml. “n sidl‘nt; Eugenio Mr“!
ell-I‘lk'el
,
(‘\\"lY Nico-president: Marion 11h?
. . - . ,
.FI'i?l‘t'lill_‘-'. ..ud Austin Mather. lf' -
“AWN" ‘RH 5“ Pl. 20—41%? bmiy M for, A committee will he aplimflfl
Jim“ ”- YUM“; formerly Ot‘ 'l‘ollu'rl- dill“ llt‘ill‘ future to seloct class on .
\\'ill) dlcd l'vw-u‘lly in N('\\'l‘\"l‘l‘}'. Micll..‘; .\‘.l tho» who Wish to JOlll ll‘l'
:l‘t-v' t.:i.l u u I‘ll-«c oi' cunt‘l)‘. is I“ » gig”: (”nus will ITll‘Ct In Raoul -‘v;
:.v~l=\l~ llv‘VO soon for lzurizll. ‘lliss Tommi. \Vcdzlcsrluy at lilo.
Tllc lunch counter opened ,\'('>l' :
llll\I did u rushing business {New
.l“‘,l t‘uv mum. hour. All kinds oi‘ sun-l—
l)! I II) 1110.“ I EATING
PLANjQIilENllflN
KANSAS CITY. .\lo., Sept. ‘3U.—-Tln‘
grvalcsl mxllurizlg of \Vl V‘lvl \\';lr ltfll'l<
cm and \‘til-l‘nus :im‘p l‘m lilil'lillill‘ll
Victory (‘(“.l‘l)r:l'.'0ll in Paris. July 14.
1911!. is {\plllml at llll’ third :mut'ul
conycntlon ol the Ami-rivuu 1.4mm. Hi
Kansas City. Oct, 2:1 lo Nuy. "
y- l‘lvd 1.0
Young had worked in Tolland as a
lllut‘khlV-l‘ll. Quin}: “5-51 llt‘ $6.15
:1 Council.
,l
lit turn
or the Hartford
mcnlh r _ \
Th9 "St “r disliugulsllcd guests. 1". "Fred “""‘H |l‘i.li 'l‘v‘;~\- 3‘ :5. mul \\II‘II'.'F. wul.<i'_., l’illxi'. :Hld Dlu \\. _.
. ~. . ' ' V . ... - - . \ ._.
l‘llirh-s Marshal loch. (”moral lulsll- illl'llllvt‘!‘5 (J. Hm. organization have 5.1.1.}. _\iul h ”edit ls duo to “its-
7 z'l‘l-lmnl {(Pl‘ Fi-H‘llllz ll.I lunch (‘r ‘llllt‘l.
m“- Admiral lhu'isl ii-sntiy. commuutl— in ml illi‘urm' :1 cl warning IllS (Il'lllil. . . . .
(-r of thc British Tirol. G- aul-.il Ar- [hnl‘ C(‘nlllii'lllll‘. It m sllLll a E.\|.>.- .552.»
mundo Diaz. commandcr in chirr n: ,v . , j‘n‘mm. I: ‘ ..
_ . . . _______._——— ,
:hc l‘u-lmuu armies of‘lully. 1.1. m i. :l. D‘ E‘D II‘ER 1‘ ADE!) ; ' ‘ ' . . “ \Y lllT‘O‘H' ! M“, at:
John A. I‘ljcuuc. commandant of the bI(II\T TO 3I‘AI‘E ."a“'.:‘7}_“~‘,i‘i( i; if «n. “I.“ . H p
5- “...... GNP-‘- CHILD A DRESSi ""‘ 1111‘. this (.5... ... .
imlck,
-- .. Elders. \(z‘.; my: mouth (0'
of --lumnond DYls id” l‘i"l"""‘l Paul; in 2“"
. _. . ._ . .
that any i ' \z‘lll sucwml to the lllll‘
'l‘cutuiiyc :lccoptunccs l‘li\\‘l" law u tic.
:"i h. :1 from I’I‘vsinlt-ut llzlldmg. Lirui.
(hum-u! Sir \Villizltn (,‘llrz‘iv. lnlm' .'
l‘.:lcll packzlnc u
contains dirf-cliOnS so slml‘l“ ”:2...“
.‘mumunllur or llw (Audition “”7" “muzul Hm dye or tint (“‘1‘ ‘i- ::h::‘rhy I‘ l “ ' l l‘wrl; ix t-ulil‘l l\ >-- -
l"' n” VicC—l‘rucidrnt Cool: c- ' . . .. 1- -- l l ... ...r. . . . .
in ”l ‘1. I k h ‘ v‘ 5“”‘3' d“ “Fm‘ “'flih‘l-‘X (11:135. 5'“. n (Y5. . (i l-~- “xv "ll“ of IN ll‘l’\il. l Hll '
\lllllllli Hump. Is. put-mind of . t‘ ~?'--"nl’\l.'.\'. Pnnumns. .‘I.Hl,..r“,.‘ (“03- ‘l “H.“ v “M“ ., H1“ .. 11> 1‘
. .. -. .~ .. . ' -' . ,.- 1;. ...' _ . .. , H > H A ., . .-. _ . ..
Am. lit .lu ll l: Y‘Ji‘lull ‘ul L's-i u. l( . ”1mg h)..- nvw. It”). l‘innm ,1 1130s ‘livl‘ I": “1“,“ 2‘21“”-
Admiral ll. l'.. t oollla. . ..‘ll. . . .- nu rvlllt'r kind—NW“ \‘wrf‘ (. home “ l'i‘xc l»l«1n~.tr:lrlli:*l: it is 3 ~ \ ~
t'ilnrlvs l'. .‘Il'nilllrr. lirln’. (-wl. \\ IL A . ii :7 W ::,._Irlul4 ~ d. In.“ H 3-0;“
lunuuliu-iuriug m 111» l',
l‘mlu (‘. Milcllvll. llu- (‘Ulllillillltlll‘zz L" li- lion} um: r d.“ d 1“ {0‘~‘x_ T. u )0 ..‘g _ , ._______ A
«ruin of all American can‘t-ll «Zixlr (lrugnist “,hm‘wr ”x“ nulicrinl )0113"
ions in Illt‘ “’nrd \\'.lr. and l'ovl'u “1‘1" to m. is \.m.,. or silk m. “3.0,“; _
\ .. _ t . n . . 7
slow governors . .- n is 33‘... 3‘,‘ Hull, or l;:i'\»d guitls. Have iour
Th" fin“ annual convention of tin) Diamond l‘xcs lmy-gr strcuk. bl‘ot .
\\'om.‘n's Auxiliary will 1-“ livid :2: the “a“. or “I”. Radiators
:.:.mc time-‘33 the~ lwginn cnllM-liiiu‘li. __,,__,___.__.__.-_. . 4 ‘_
This is cxpvctml to draw more ilun _Adv(~rtifip h, lite Sentinel for tho Repaired I} .
{..nnu vromcn. 'l‘ln-rc are also zlnnunl best results. . é;
humans or the S9”: and 35th divisions - l, By Experts i.
mud n uumllcr or minor regimental rc- L" ' ‘ ‘ ‘“ "‘ It Will Cost :\ g. ‘
unions. “fl—II- I" i NO x ..-- - “.5:
Tuvl’ltv-tivc wonrcrs of tho (‘mlm‘osa ' 1 01° -
‘Smrml .\iv.d..l of llonor. tho highest Dand W' Raymond l New Radiators in stock —
{film lit‘nu award for bmycry. Will hi" UNDERTAKER ‘V 11 S' t .
it'll-vats of thc citizens of Kansas City ‘03. Ho I. m a - ee _
: . Teleo-Ofl'loe. 1 . u .
l'iUTmt: the convention. 27 WASHINGTON 8T. 9 WALL STREET _
lit-cause of tho unusual gucsis and
I" RED MEN'S BUILDGN.
4th:- lun- of one ct-nt a mile granted by . ...! a ...”
shim-n railroads covcping thoroughly ”- i ' 'fi ' 1 '
”10 strong Middle \‘v’cst Legion nrca. .. TRUE BUSII‘ESS'
lilo Convolution comnlluee cxlwcls From the beginning our mots. Dal , _
trout “mm“ to 100.000 visitors. It. has KENDRICK’S GARAGE been “True Business," which We DOD! c.
I «IN bluns to take cave of all who . to mamtm , :.
come. FORD SERV ":5, WELDING _ our confidence is start: a
In conjunction with the convention. owing to the lnnumersoio com x».
ALL WORK GUARANTEED received
tourists and looal patrons. This In: u—j
prove to you that our eflortl , j
in a successful business. -3
"Cleanliness" is our next motto. On: _.
cstabishment is cleaned from end u .
end every twenty-four hours so as u ' "
always keep a clear atmosphere ii
is opened for inspection at all hours
for the persons who wls‘l to see how
our shop is kept clean and how oi
products are made. The “Inspecterr
are our triends.
Our branch store in South Non—mi
is running on the sonic ideals. 131
l
.thc Kansas City. l-‘lving Club will meats which we have
5mg“ ‘1 ‘hr‘m-du)’ flying show for 30 CHESTNUT STREET
“0.000 in cash prizes and cups. The
lH‘Oprrnm will include night. bombing.
purncllulv drops. trials for the world's
:lliilullv rrcurd and a number of races.
culminating in the Amcrican Legion
Derby. :1 150»milc rncc opcn to All
lunkcs of planes.
A parade of more than 40.000 LC-
glon mcmhcrs will he nocompanicd by
lvzlnds and drum corps 5cm by 1‘05“
in all parts of the country. The
marchers. in uniform. will be I‘GVil‘W'
cd by tho distinguished convention
sou-n4 NORWALK
JOSEPH s. KERY; .IR.
' t
umb' and Heating, Shoe
Pl Ingnletal Workmg
Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
——r
Country
Incorporation has ln't‘H cfi‘cclcd in
this l-Stntc. following Similar stops in.
('lklnllmlln. \Y. ll. Moan-(“'3' of this
city. nlltiouzll sccrolnl-y-trvusurcr. says
incorporation will follow also in TOX‘IS,
Colorado. .\'l"l.\l'nska and North Dako-
tn.
l‘lu- l', S. (1min Grmw‘rs, inc. also
"has tnknn out :1» state cllzlrtcr and is
making headway. i‘
“Mr—...—
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backnl-hc is Sign you have been
eating ton much
meat.
\thn you wake up with backache
' ache.
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been cut—
ing too much meat. says a. “'9‘."
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys in
their efforts to filter it from the blood
and they become sort of paralyzed!
and loggy. \thn your kidneys get
Sluggisll and clog you must relieve
your bowels; retrieving all the body‘s
urinous waste. else you have back-
sick headache. dizzy spoils:
your stomach spurs. tongue is coated.
'and when the weather is bad B'Ou
have rheumatic twinges- The urine
is cloudy. full 0‘: sediment. channels
often get sore. water scalds and you
are obligcd to seek relief two or tlircc
times during the night.
Either consult a-gOOd.’reliable pity—t
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about faun.‘ ounces of Jad
Salts: take a. tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breékfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous 'salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with iithia. and has been
used for generaiions to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acids in the urine so it no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
goods are made at our main store l f
Norwalk. Whether you are in .‘ioa
CLOTHING
Mud—- walk or in South Norwalk you will b:
: able to purcham the same quantity
NEW FALL SHOES “FURNISHINGS goods and they may be delivered 8
.——for._. e ‘ your home at any day of the week
Special prices are given to lode-e
churches and parties.
in this establishment, the ice was! '
and candy business is operated by the
ChOCOlate Shop of Norwalk Only or .-
bakery business is operated by He“!
Wilkins. '
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Nona/35‘
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St, So. Norwalk. 0‘.
INSURANCE
BOYS AND GM
At The
Children's Store _
37 West “intimates 8e. Her-val:
Max Levy’s
Shoe, Store
31 80. Main $12., $0. Norwalk
. _ .7 ~
No connection with any other store
A Full Line Of .
SPORTING
~ GOODS
Especial attention ,_
Fishermen’s Needs ’
A few specials of odds and ends
to be closed out at less than
half price
J. M. LAYTON & ‘03-,
Inc.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
5 Railroad Ave. South Small!
Sardines in pure Olive Oil Ae We IlOdge 4—
can ...............100 .
' ‘ ‘ . M Hall 31 k
Swifts Pride Soap, 6 bars 25c “51° °° TARLOV BROS.
‘ LIP-to Date lgsr store
Washing Powder,. . 3 pkgs. 136
Pure Cider Vinegar .. . gal. 40c; TYPEWRITERS
Remington, Underwood, L. C. Smith.
Royal, Oliver. All makes and.
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
‘Jad Salts is a lifesaver tor regul': '
meat eaters. Itis inexpensive.can
rented, rewind. e changed.
X .
STULL Our scent is in town every day. THE BEST
A , Plummet Typewriter Exchange , ‘ . lb.
’ I v.9, V 1 i V "lilifllfllk NY I ‘ ‘ ‘ * "M.- w: .n lhlflkln m ' !
Norwalk Chronicler