dered plum d in the quarters of theI . . . . ll‘l ll
Mayflower Hook t\ Ladder company John A. \‘wvd oi .\moton t gl 5.
tor demonstration purposes, has ln~"ll :ici-ompnniml by his son. John ll. “0"‘tl
‘3an to thc‘qllzll'ters “m, is (.rpcmd’ and (iron: pram ul‘ .\Ir_\tle Il\'t"llllix‘f
ready for use. It will Lu: (lt‘lllt’lllSll'ill- S'il'llfm‘d- "'H for \Vilshinnton. ”in“;
ed today. (mum-row and gamma“ “ill ll7l\l‘ (ll-orzv at John Hopkins.
and all thos‘ who lii‘t' not filllllliiir institute. whore lw Will be placed un-
‘Witll tho working: of tlli- lllllt‘lllllt‘ ‘l‘l' “H'HCUI ”Hummli'
should illtt‘lltl :-l.l l-c lllstl'ilt‘tstl ln' _"
Lhe use of tllr'aszlmc. ' Th“ ”0“” ol 1"“ "mm of the I"-
-7--..__ )vliuu ll;|!‘l>0l’ Yacht (‘lllll Greenwich.
Shortly :Ll‘tr‘r millrigllt List night. l'-"i:il‘\* Li'iHI‘ :l tllnllt’l‘ to l-‘. H. Mc—
nild during il|t lltlt'lll oi llw filtlilll ”'“W ‘7’" 1"" Post llnmi. l'lnrivn. who
.thlxt rum-d me-r .‘\'.:l\.;ill;, u lightningns chairman oi the: building committee
llolt struck smm ol' llit wires of illuvnf that «‘lull house.
fire alarm systvlm, z=lld cullsrd llm'
u’llistlc ill tht lluytlowtr Hook lllitl‘ ”'3‘ 7““0 Z“”“"v " Hungarian “'0‘
Lutldm' (‘tnni'uiiy'n .murqilrs 0.. vanimun \vll'l unis sent to the Stamford
Zzlndt stroll to liluw (mp... This \r'lsill'lfilillill tour weiks :LQ'O by the town
llu- .miy lull M .; sixth-k localiy du]~_l.‘ll‘llllnl‘l‘.lé‘.~'. pvsserl away last M'enlng.
int: lht‘ (lllll'i' :;1(l".'ll so far (is cnfin |...' H). limit is now in lhc- funeral l“ll‘-
it‘nl‘lliwi NM 1w“). lliniuup \\';l.~=ll("“' ol’ Andra-w Taylor.
(l(‘ll".\.'l\'1*[Oklfli' ul‘ thn- wars-s. whit-llt
dfllilug‘l- w. < i.i.i;-~..i ._..~i_~, 2min). "I‘ll“ board of finance approved 0!
s. V... !llu- rlznlzt marl.» lly tlvz- Special “O'Hl
,-\:l ..;li-i~r.i. i..: m ”~11 \\’;i§ i..-m to (‘mnmmvv m' which Colonel 'l‘honms
1hr runny 1m. 11.»:- :-'.l;i.,1 lit-ll] i..\' the Et‘rlmmills is the chairman.‘ This re—
Latins" Aid r-rui ml llu- ling; ;Itv._3lzi~:-1 will lw- rend at the annual town
nil. M. i4). lliuri ll lII‘J ill-limp: lil thrill'll'liillfl 10 hold in October.
ll't‘lliiv l'oorw: ->: 'll -'lilil‘r'li. ll} lhel """‘_"
'wrltther 10!.Elii«,l\.tll.l.\'llltl llr-spitn. ’l‘no two orcunized classes of lht‘
this. llml'wx-l. ilir :t \\.xs an :lttvnd—illvthodist l-ipiscopzll church “\Villlug
all(‘(‘ m” :ilmm “1 lu'lllv" who :zlther-i\\’orl<:‘~rs" and “Helping Hands." mgr
(‘d tomle 1« .i (“guild [lumlgpivesn corn roast last evening with all I'm)
hllgl‘li' About \\;t.‘4 l‘l‘f’tllll'tl fromiilxin's. Th0 main feature of the even-
?llu- lint”; in; Hugs. During theiim: was gaining admission into the
FH-niltz: l'm'w /.'~~ ('l't'lll sirll furnished 'l‘urish Hmuw. in order to do this ‘he »
”WW YUM l' H. llmlgemau slilig‘l‘u‘rons were obligl‘d to climb through
.m x. ml J‘Ul‘ln and Mr. Mead. cornetistithe window.
in ll‘t l'urxl /. or: lustru gave several' —--
rum r calm. llr-l‘rlshmcnts were The jitnry situation ls greatly puz-
“PHM 'i'HiV'K m.- lyvlling. zling’ it majority of the, residents living
I ~- ~'—- —— about). the Imr'urn (‘cutrc School. This
) means of transportation which was
R" WA YTON instantly cut off from them. was not
_ only moncy saving but in mostrnses
Advil-ll luruvrIof New York City. is u grcztt convenient-o. As it is known.
a must :it lll“ home or" Charles E. the trolley “up isquito n, (“St-ant? lro;n
Scout-id. ~ their homes and in that case the jut-
ncy provided more. satisfactory .re-
Frank Kit-loin ihe congenial clerk suits. A petition is now being an
or thi- I'lolllo‘s ‘Grocery Company. ranged by 10““ “Dummies i" an m-
’45
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on
: ‘a The Kiwanis club is meeting. this
L the ycnrfor slalom bile riding ,.
_ at urand no doubt .‘ D,»
mend: will eliioy my. rides this fall‘s
’All'resldents of Rowayton who filed
applications ,to be made voters
"noon at the Norwnlk Country Club
for luncheon. and
who kayo ’uot‘ns yetinken advantage
of the opportunity are warned that
on Saturday the 24th." they should at-
tend the session of the seleetmen and
town clerk to be held in the‘flown
Court room. Wall street. First district.
from 9 a. in. until 8 p. m.) (S. T.) as
this will be their last opportunity to
be made voters this year.
William: Furinxton has accepted a.
Mtion with the Consolidated Coal
company of Rowan street.
Tomorrow evening the usual meet-
ing of Troop NO. 6. Boy Scouts of
America will be held at Community
ml].
Miss Mabel Soule of Seavlew ave-
nue will entertain the Philathea class
a! the Norwnlk M. E‘. church at; her
home tomorrow evening.
1
- ‘ vElla. K. Lockhart has
from B. Teresa Kuch. a. lot on Myrtle
avenue. according to a. warranteo
deedwfiled with the Town Clerk.
Good speakers and good music will
feature the Republican rally to be held
tomorrow evening at the Rowaytan
Hose company hall. All Republicans of
the Fifth Ward. and others interested
purchasedln the present campaign are cordially
'invited to attend. Refreshments will
be served. and there will be an outer-
tainment as well. Among the speak-
ers will be Calvin L. llnrton. Reimb-
lican nominee for Mayor. Dr. Carl A.
Harstrom and Joseph it. Taylor.
'publican candidate for COllllCllm'Ul
from the Fifth.
DARIEN & N 01? 0 TOIV
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Reports from last weéli‘s three-day,
rumn age sale are to be received at
this afternoon's meeting of the Wom-
an’s Auxiliary of Christ church.
. Next week. on the 28th. 29th. and
30th. the annual bazaar of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association
will be held at Community Hall. Fur-
ther dctalls rr‘garding the affair will
Miss Anna Conn who is still on her
vacation is exported to return this
“be made. later by the committee ill , ,1
l rge' '“CL L
—_‘ Miss (f‘utElt-rinv Lockwood. of Glen—
Weather permitting the members ”Wk is m.- gurst of Miss Virginia'-
of St. Agnes Guild of Christ church “0“,.I,M.k_
71m journey. by bus. this evening to
Black Rock. Bridgeport. lt‘aving l'rom ' Miss Therm“ Hoyt of the'Post Road
Hartford's switch at 7:30 o'clock (ll. ‘15 “”50..ng an autmuobilo trip through
'1'.) An entertainment is planned in NV“. York stair with 31,-. and Mrs,
Bridgeport. it‘lziH-nce llurlvy of Sound Bench.
The tarantula Eugene Joseph! \\’alter \‘un Tassel. of the Stewart
‘hich has been on Vin“; at t‘unevllri's (‘ulllpuny llrllllCh (if this placc is on his
Inc” in Liberty Square is no mow. ‘x-zlczltion. Frank of the same bruncl:
" ving (“i-d. of U “Wk?” .hfv‘urt mm luls ln-cn transferred to tfic Springdulc
yesterday. 'lhc» (‘élll‘l’k' is g‘Ht'l’l as :1 store for “ few dulln-
broken heart (lllt' to neglect by one
i
9: “S friends. i Fri-d Smith. pestmaster of this:
-- - town. has lwvll ailing in health for
lliss lh-rthrl .\l‘l;‘t'.lll(‘ llesk‘.‘ Of . . . .
Fourth Slrl'tt mid l-Jurl ltldmond ”w ”mi N“ “z'l'q‘ .Mr‘ Smith is :m"
In“)... of Fifth gm.” We“. rllarried quite (1“.‘ill‘t’ of his ailments but he )9-
iésivmw morning: 'it the rectory of limw-s that he is suffering from rheu-
dhc South Norualk Congregational mntlsm.
church by the ill-v. Fred H. Jucobs.‘ ”—f'" _
The couple \Vt‘lt‘ llllflttl-ndpd. the‘ Harry Purdcc will luotm to lioslt‘g;
Wedding being :1 quit-t one. iloth this ww»k and will rillll’nrll} inn: i ‘
parties are well known in 1:3..st N0“ Amherst. whr-rv llt' Will be 10 nn ))
Walk illrs I'Hl‘vlt't‘. who has lit"‘ll the truest
int lwr llltllllci‘. .‘.l:::. l’, Aldus of Am-
Thc voting machine which was or- “”54-
RP— l ltuscoe w
'able to get out again, and was in town
'son
Mr. “aim. Robert Ogden spent
Friday in Stamford on business.
i" F‘ran‘cls Jones. has token a position
as electrician apprentice with Joseph
O’Neil}
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Wallace Smltlf of New York was
the weekend guest of his parents on
East avenue.
l
Edward J. Ritter was the guest all
friends and relatives in Stamford on
Friday of last week.
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Mrs. Julia. Cummings of Glenbrook,
spent Tuesday in New Canaan. visit-
.ing friends and relatives,
Mrs. George Raymond and Miss
Daisy G. Raymond are. spending a two
5' vacation at Fairfield Beach.
vwcek
The many friends ,of Sands R.4
ill be glad to learn that he 13
last Saturday.
- Mrs. E. F. Ayres. of Boston and
\K’zwhington. D. C.. has been the guest.
of Mrs. R. B. Morse several days the.
past week.
Miss Frances Schilchcr of Fisher-5’,I
Hill. began her studies at Merrill Bust-i
ncss College. Monday morning of tllls'
week. >
Miss I‘lmK‘he “my” “'1” return to “play the Hiawathlans at the Baxter
I‘Z. Y.. \Vodo‘
resume her
llrl-w Seminary, Carmcl.
nesday. where she will
studies for the {all tcrm.
Gcorgc T. Smith has n corps of men
at work painting and redecorating the.
staircase and room at the {toad of the
stairs in the Raymond Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McKendrlck.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Everett. andi
lillNl‘t'nCt‘. have returned from a
very pleasant week spent at “Laugh-
a-l.ittlu” Cottage. Fairllcld Beach.
Miss Matilda Gallon spent Llonday
in New York shopping. She resumed
her duties in the Y. M. C. A. at
Forty-second street. Tuesday morningu
after her vacation.
Edward 1.. Jones has been servingfl
on Jury for tho past two weeks. Mn!
.loncs is now dealing out the justice
to the criminals. as he was drawn on
dellvor to have the former means of
transportation resumed. The attitude
that has been shown by many of the
people in Norwalk (flvv cent fare or
walk) it is believed by local authori-
ties, will be an important factor in the
big light. When this petition
drawn up you are requested to back it
to full extent.
has resigned his position.
Lady May. the light house boat. is
on the ways of Captain Andrew Mills.
and is receiving a. fresh coat of paint.
Charles E. Scofield. who was re-
cently operated upon in a. New York
Hospital. is slowly improving in
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119d. , JOHNSON FOR L0\\T'3R
“'OBLD’S SERIES PRICE
CHICAGO. Sept-~21-ullan Johnson.
promdtnt of the American League.
last night declared himself in favor of
. a return to normalcy in admission
prices fo‘i' world's series baseball and
said that he was in favor of restoring
the {lo-cent lllcachcr sent.
Mr. Johnson. John lleydlcr. presi-
dent of the National League. and Fed-
eral Judge Kcnesuw Mountain Lnndis,
‘lzdseball commissioner, will meet lit-re
today to arrange preliminary details
for the 1931 championship series.
Should the rcduced prices for
world's series admission be proposed.
Air. Johnson said he would vote in
favor of a Sit-cent minimum azd at $5
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer of Hast-
ings. N. Y. are the guests of Captain
and Mrs. Andrew Mills. of Rowayton
avenue. ’
Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. I. \Nashburn have
returned to their Tokoneke home. .lf—
¢er a. rnotorim.r trip through the Berk-
shires and Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, who
have been spending the summer in
the Briggs cottage. have returned to
fluir home in New York City.
A Thatcher one pipe heater is be-
ing installed in the home of W. A.
. greatly
is.-
the criminal court.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Ritter have
moved from the Dalton House on
Hoyt street in the north side at Sum-
mer street .where. they will reside in
thc future.
Clarence M. Sammie has treated his
residence on Lower South avenue to a
now coat of white. paint. which has
improved thc- appearance of
the (ulterior.
M r. and Mrs. “'illlum E. Browcr and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Deft‘orest have.
moved from Summcr street to the Mc-
Glllughliu house on the north end of
Smith's Ridge. ..
it you want to boar about the "Big
\Vhitls Perch" ask Dr. J. H. Hoyt. Ht:
spent Monday afterncan at Lake W'ac~
nlnlc. at which timr he caught some
of tho'tincst thh of the season. '
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bartram. in
company with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l‘l.
Bartram are making ll". extended tour
around some of the important and
picturesque lakes in northern New
York State.
Clifford \V. Hall has been enclosing
the back porch to his house. on South
avenue the past. few weeks. It has
now been treated to a coat of paint.
Mr. Hall is making preparations to re-
turn to the city for the winter this
week.
i
Alexander .‘lchendrlck. spent Mon—
day pulling in the snappers. The early
morning hours found him at the R0-
ton Point Dock. sitting: on the corner
post as usual. Hc int‘ormcd some or
his friends that he holds a mortgage
on this post and that the best fish ul-
ways wait there for him.
New Canaan baseball tcam gave
Ridgefield a taste of defeat at Ridge-
tleld. Sunday afternoon. the score be-
ing in to 6. Ridgefieldis downfall
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of tho Norwnlb
and Bow-nylon.
acme-mode Butter. Isa from our
am. sad buttermilk trash doll!
car and other vehicles were taken from
‘groundo on Saturday. . '
.have also organized a football team have reduced poem! on nu'Rugs and
follows:
J. Downey. S. Toth. J. Palumbo. J.
Balogh. T. Melina. A. Palumbo. W.
Baloch. J. Streatlrr. '1‘. Call. and A.‘
Novotnlk. 7
be the Mohegan Stars. and the design Auto TOPS, New and Renovated
of the team will be a large star with" i
the letter "M" in the ccntx-r.
COULD HARDIfk' STRAIGHTEN I'P
W'hen the kidneys are overworkcdl Phone 902 . i
or disordered and fail to throw out'Formerly wtih Blue Ribbon Body Co.i
waste matter‘ from the system. it, Bridgeport. l
causes aches. pains. lame back. swab. 1* A
len ankles. sore Joints. dizziness. float-E
ing specks, ctc.. J. \V. Seabock. Chm:-E
ter. Pa... writes: "My kidneys and D l H
back hurt me so when I got out. of or on ouse ;
bed in the morning I could hardly. i
W
‘ Foley Kidney Pills.—Stillson-Powcll
”fire- next will hem
at the: South avenue grounds. ,3?
finance. ,, mums-— ., new
subterfuge ,. to evade the state. matey
, law banned in the arrest yenterdu. _7 i
' Miss Roxanna Merritt was united in man-niacin: William Rowe. ”to! 1:15}
marriageitoF-lmer C. Lockwood at the‘Centml avell‘me. on the home ill-l
home of;the..bl1ds,'xonday afternoon. Bridgeport: no. . .'
by the Rev. B. Kidder of the Memes . Rowe. with a. touring car. neuritis:
dist church. Mrs. Gborg'e O. Everettithe .“o” markers designating it to be:
was the best man. The happy couple a taxi-cab, is alleged to have solicited;
are touring through New York State panel-islets for transportation to Nora.
and week's honeymoon and on their‘walk. . _
return will reside at. the home of their; Each proapcctlve fore. it is claimed.
parents in Stamford avenue. ,is approached, individually and asked:
4. ’if they want to go to Nomlk. They!
‘ ~ the sidewalk
The large stone garage oulldlng be- are then told to wall on
longing to W. T. Burr in West Road until enough passengers are obtained,
was completely destroyed by fire Mon- to fill the automobile.
day afternoon and the loss is call-i. . _ ,.
mated at $15,000. The fire chemical .nperatinx a jltney without
Rowe is technically charged with
proper
went: to the mene 0f the mnfigmfion markers. He was released in $50 bill -
but the fire had reached a point where for a hearing in the city court this
chemical. was useless and only water morning.
in lame quantities would be of any use , -
to quench the flames. The walls of the DAYIJGBT SAVIING 0N
building were 0 fstone and the roof of; NEW HAVEN ENDS
slate. and this aflorded protection for . SUNDAY SEPTI-DIBER 25.
the buildings situated close by. The! Coincident with the ending-0f dar—
names were confined to th‘e buildinggilzht saving in New York. Boston. and
resembling' a great roaring furnaces. {other communities served by The New
The fire started in the hay mow from .York. New Haven & Hartford limit-
supposed combustion. The touring road. the company will put into finer—l
ation its winter time schedule. begin-I
Him; Sunday. September 25. New
timetables will he placed in the hands
of agents before that date.
the building in time and there was no
loss of live stock. the lower section
being used to house the cows.
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TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the.
The Mfihflmns .Connectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
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MOHEGANS TO PLAY HAWA-
THIANS.
The Mohegans baseball team are. to
The players are as Carpets. both washed and dry cleaned.
“'3 KE’Y'f‘kt‘S-i All orders called for and delivered,
pl-loN'E 959 l
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for the season.
F. Domorlkos.
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The name of the team will ;
Also Ugholflerlng of Limousines
trot Gloss Painting
A.KAIBR
iSouth‘ Main Street. Opposite Wilson,
Hat Shop
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straighten up. Had to rub the small;
of my back before' I could walk. I
could hardly button my shoes. I
haven't felt the soreness since 1' took’
“MOISOAFOOCI
C"?- bmh, Chop: and cmclm
Wk
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THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue. NOrwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Fell Term Begins Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment 10f day pupils-rand board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
Due to the nmflv inamiries it.
has definitely been decided to
start a. kindergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure memodatlon.
0mm hours 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
B.
1W' x ‘ I .‘3
Then in no longer any renun- for
tolerating a Oingle numbed, M.
(end or shabby floor in your home.
Try the New Cooling for Old Floor-
SANITAIY
FLOOR ENAMEL
Eur so lwly—drieoovernigluwhh
3 (1:13!- durable m on be
)"8! repeuedl without 100'
m lustre. El" lulu-dunno col:
FREE TRIAL OFFER
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
“'ewnmgoomh h (coax-Ilia
Snnlc-ry 100233-11 Camilla-
you. free ofchutc. I M nus-rm £1:
(nymlflmw
cube-chm
mention thin «1ch and we
O and
it. 0-. in Tod-I.
ALBERT D. MORGAN.
wmclmsmn smile i
84 Washington Stret
Smith Norwalk
m.
EVENING SCHOOL .
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
r. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2m. Itoro
Taolophono 101'
STYLE
SPECIALISTS
in...‘,__.
Crockett. of ("udlipp street. The ill-i , _ _
stallution is being done by Stephen ll‘mlxlmum for the, forthcoming series.
Mm”. Prior to the 1918 World's series
lllc-ncller seats were’ 50 cents. In that
;--m' bleachcr admissions “arc dou—
bled and the top price was set at $5.
Last your top prices were $6.60.
Mr. Johnson revealed today that. in
order to obviate last-minute hurried
prepalaiions. both the Cleveland and
Mrs. James Lurldgrrlft and her new
horlV son. James Andrew. have I'E-v’
turned home from the Norwalk Hos—j
,pltal. Both the mother and Child are
~110ng nicely.
' Hurry Tobin. of the peompvs Gro- New York American League clubs
very Companv. who is contpmp‘ating have ordered world’s series tickets
a. trip to Russia to bring back frlfinds. printed.
Unusual interr-st is being shown by
the residents ot‘ this community in
'regzudx to the renovation of Guidcr's
his passport. mg Oct. 2. Mr. Johnson said last night
lNcw York teams are the league cham-
lw. thought the world's series might
lplons. the series might be inaugurat-
Hcre you are aided
in your purchase by
a sales force who
thoroughly u n d e r-
staud the individual
needs of.the. slim and
stout, the tall and
short. '
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”In having much (limCLllty ln securing “71th the mil-lo“ league season 0nd—
be started on Oct. 4, and if the two
{ed a. day earlier.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School offers none and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best an-
Iplces. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New School building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls tor each department.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
Upper School otters general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tory reviews a. specialty. Special
courses planned for those not. wish-
ing to work for a. diploma.
OPENS SEPT. i9
REGISTER THIS “1512K
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLD’G.
PHONE 3142
The Lower School includes the
Intermediate and Primary Depart- ’
merit. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
their later high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting:
children at the trolley. Chorus
class in chame of Lillian Sherwood-
Newklrk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall ter—m begins 9 a. m. Wednes-
day, September 21, 1921. '
Hava moved into their new dust proof.
shop. doing high class Auto Painting
and Trimming. . . ' '
Hall. Work is rapidly increasing and
_It was stl-trd L; a Sentinel reporter:
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late ytsterdny afternoon that the:
Statue structuri- niil be moved in a.
Jew days.
, ." Janna Desmongiwho rncentlv
. p. .. . . pur-
chum .35 new Studebaker Sedan, it
”alumina arrival at the car each
. mm __ , unleash
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Shore Dinners i -
The Royal Auto Palinting Co. .
a gig
rmt?! mam ammo .
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Undergarments
These garments give double wear because of excln.
sive patented features
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4—Curved button back, prevents gapping.
5—Reinforced where wear is greatest.
6——Inside arm seam reinforced with extra tape.
You will find here a. good assortment of 13‘
garments at moderate pricca
11 Street
Have You Looked at Our
Window Display?
FOOTBALLS, BASKETBALLS. f‘l‘.\‘
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And other Athletic Merchandise are now ,
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16 South Main Street, South Nowell
THE HOME OF SPALDING
SCHOOL SHOES
, A larger showing of cliildrcn’s school l. :‘j
If stout, serviceable shoes for children. Wm» "AW.“ i “"“ll “I"
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SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS
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the wiseacres are predicting a swing to the other extreme a
an exceptionally cold‘winter.”—-Local News Item.
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There is nothing you can do to prevent a cold win’". r cm
is something you can do to insure your own comfort. Get YO“ .
in now.
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THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY (‘0.
108 WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CO’\ .
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Nature Lasts—Goodyear “kit‘s—Flexible Sol. s
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