.EASTNORWALK
*-
The tux Huntington of the Red
Slur line was in the local harbor this
Vt interning.
' Rehearsal’ or the choir of Christ
at the. church last.
There was a. good attend-
‘church was held
evening.
once.
- No special business was transacted
'ut the meeting or 'l‘r00p No. 6. B.
B. A. held last evening at the rooms
in Community hull.
Min ,Matilda Smith of
'mk-end
.3 Hrs. Lena Dake of
Intact has awarded the
n A. Hegelein. «3
The usual dance will he
.v-
with Speldel's orchestra
the music.
Workers for the Norwalk Day Nur-
sery are today going from house to
house in East Norwalk canvassing for."
ahc annual tug (lay of the Nursery.
It is believed that the first gather-
ing of thc East Norwnlk Community
chorus for fall and winter work will
be held on Monday evening. October!
1 0th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (‘nrr and fam-
lly ol' Charlestown. Mans. hnw- r“
turned to their home ul’to-r n \isu.
with hair. Carr's parents on l-‘ourtii
street.
Plans for Rally Day to ho observed
by both the church and Sunday
school of the East ll\'t‘lllll' M. 1-1.
church, will he. discuxscd tomorrow.
Zrhe day will be obserw-zl on October
2nd, a. week from tomorr'ow.
The closing of the
”ill take plum- u mouth 9
usual this ycar. Mine Host John
O'Sullivan planning to cloae his popu-
lar shore dining room on November
not, instead of December lst.
Dorlon House
The l‘llilntlwu (‘luss of the East
lilorwalk M. E. church hcld its first
fall ll‘leflllng‘ last evening at the home
of Miss Mabel Soule. Se'ayiew avenue.
Business connected with the full pro-
gram was discussed after which a
social (-vtming was enjoyed.
Cards advertising the fair of the
liayiiower Hook A" Ladder company
to be held ill’ Community hull next
month. lluvo bet-u plum-ll in \ui‘mus
Windows in [inst Norunlk. and Him) III
the First and Sw'oml districts 'l‘li-
“fire laddics (-{pm't it good uttvlnluuu‘.
Annouuct-nnnt \xill lu‘ mml- 1.!l:\
next \\l‘l'l. ml llli’ lt-lltllwuz to lw llilll
at tho annual huzuur of tln- l-Tnsl Na...
‘walk luxprovvrncnt AFnln'lilllllll in in-
llt-ld m: \Vwilmscln), ’l‘lnlrsniuy :11va
Friday of maxi “til: at t‘ulumunit
hull.
'l‘hc l'Insl .\Ul‘\‘...ll; rlhlllt'WlS \‘shu
huvo' lllfllln- :ippllzntiuu In lu-rmm- \m.
Pre: in this Viv-tum nun] who lliilul to
lttilit- .-ul\.lut:x,*.c t-!' H.- (llllltil'lldlill
lust \Igwk it) '4 lll.l'l‘ ' .l \nln-r, 'll"
h-lnEu! ti f‘ i:‘ ll. ‘:.l «1:1;
for thvni tn l- nunlr n \ulrr this,
your, ’l hr :wlv « litl‘ ll .mt' town 4 lka.
:lrl' l‘IIllllIlI‘_ .' \VN:»II. l' 4?" » -'n'l-):‘\‘
illiH-u-mn'; 11“ 'i' l .1! 1m nix-1i t-mn-l
rnnln, ’I‘uun \sswuhl: it .ll l'il-t ills-i
mm. ;
”“— 5
Thu l'vslun .l! :‘I u: iir. i': mix l.0'.\«‘
lie LOIE‘ :l. 1 ‘xl-r 1' \t\-Iill.\l
('htll't'll lur- ".l‘l I \‘ .: Wu“;
:1 slum-mi 1mm; - ~» lln - ‘ll';;’ of t' }
(‘lllil‘t'll Hl. l'll.:..ll'_ l.\ :r lllullt‘l‘ nl'.
“pill to "v i 7"~"l~>- .\ \Ir iwI“:
has 1-” I! m lit't'llt; Hum ill ll“.tl'll t- :‘
>(‘lllu :illi‘ imp i Zitix 11.45 l. .»«I':
his r- we“ .4 . .. \n .I. limit! ,.3' l
lieu» in-w'i lit‘l « Hr awmiv: x5
1"Kl'vr tr»: . ‘ 1 1' ‘ l ‘Hg't
Iii.” ln- ms". Mr .\.; W; urn .«- .H.-’
Filll'l' lll'n' ll~>lli Ivll'i'l
_.._, —— 1
R0 WA 1/ [ON
\lr~ l'll'll ll Hint at “int Sltll‘
;I\lllllv l\ “min“; Hilllle‘ lnlvritil' llll-
l’H‘H‘HH'HIH himut ho-r l‘t‘Nlllt'lllH.
.\ll lllltl .‘tlw Silltlwo-ll \yill llt' tin:
“'w l: “l at LLH“.'&' nl Mr. and Eli's.
llilli‘ Vim-u at McKinley plum“.
Mrs lzoblns or ilowuyton avenue
\nll H‘:t\: “win in n few days for-hm
m-w lmnw in lv‘orrt-st Hills. N. J.
Mint-it l‘l'til'lie—‘l’t, nl' ltowuyton {HW—
lmv. bus tukr-n thc plnm- of Frank
.l(l('l0l' us Grocrry clcrk in the [’00—
pic's Grocery Company.
_ _ .
Mrs. A. ll. (flevcrlcy has rcturm-ll to
her home on Crnw Hill from u. fmv
days Visit with friends in \Vhitc l’luills.
rs. Odour Scott. has rcturuml to
es home on Mclx’lnll-y lel‘vl l’rmn
,:, sey. N. Y. “le she has hm.” ,drnstic. \iolcntly acting drugs or l.ll\'l‘
“ting fricn-ls.
Rowan
“reel. is visiting with her brother Dr.
A. J. Smith of Astoria. N. L, ut-er the
16 Cottage
contract for
on International ()nupipc Heater to
cost: 13'. ._.J
held this
evening at thc Norwalk Country club
furnishing
some cry exists. Where is the set?
Rowayton, Methodist
church services. Rev. George ‘A. Baird.
minister.——Sunday Tpornlng worship
at 10:30. . Sermon subject: “Bur—
dens" The-Sunday. school session
will convene at 11:55 a. in. Sunday
evening worship at 7:30.
theme: "A Parabollcal Illumination
or Forgivenesl." A meeting of the
Sunday School Board will be held in
the chapel. Monday. at 7:30 p? in.
Thursday. at 7:30 p. m.. the prayer
meeting will beheld in the chapel.
Devotional topic: "Our Baldness in
Prayer."
DARIEN& NORDTOA
Cary Swazey of the Post Road has
purchased a new Ford touring car.
H. F. Hulse of New York has leased
the Charles Abbe House on Le Roy
avenue.
Among recent visitors in New York
City were Mr. and Mrs. licnry B-
VVallucc of Noroton.
Miss \Vrcathn \Vhitcwnl of Cotton-
drr's Point is thc gin-st of friends in
New York City for a fv-w wot-ks.
Charlcs Motlu-rsolc. golf profes-
sional of Vs'oc liurn has returned
from u brict‘ trip to New York City.
l Hamilton Maury lci‘t curly this
wrck for \Vutcrtown. where he is at-
tl-uding ll‘lt' 'l‘ul't School.
here on
Military
Muster James Little lcl‘t
\‘rl‘llllfi'h‘lllly for the Stuunton
Academy. Stuunton. Virginia.
llr, Gilbert 1‘. Smith is ihc guest of
George Smith. Dr. Smith has just
returncd from u proi'cssionnl visit to
‘mrmuny.
l
l Justicc John Selleck was in llridgc-
port Thursday appearing as one of
. the Witnesses 'n t x - W ' .' - - . *' -_ t -or :inizntioh.
arllvr than 1 t U15" which is bunt, .nomnmtc Olllf‘l rs for hi 5: l
trlcd during the court session there.
Mrs. E. S. Auchincloss. Jr.. of Mid—3
dlcscx Road. was among those from1
here who attended the annual mm-t-
in}.r nt‘ llu- Nt-w ("nnnnu (inrrion (‘iuh
llt‘lll .‘1 tin» homo of l.r\\'is ll. Lupnuin
of 'l‘ulinudgl- llilt.
'l‘ht- Fin- tie purtmrnt was out lust. ml around and nutict-ri a priyntc. lini-
I'\'l‘llllll; for tho u‘wvltly drill. The loss and (‘uutlrsx
(-mnpuuy tit-moustrulv-ti to ”11- inter-I "\\'ll(‘rl>':~' lhv l‘l‘sl Of your uni-
v-stt-«l public SUllli' of tho- l‘l-nlurl's of form"" he tie-umnllcti.
tht uppnrntus lll'll llu-y .‘lrv so rm— "ltnck \yin-rc wc cnmc from."
lunntc to possvss. “Go buck and not it."
Summit): t‘lsl' has: nutict-(i tho (‘mr
tlltmn nt‘ thv- public inubu'n) leu‘o-cu
brvv .l’lll .\'I~i\\..|!\ "liilll'N Sinitll
who “use on his \\'.‘t_\ in an‘wulk
“hm: lh-~ ::I:ulu of tin l-‘ruzit-r (ill.
mm Iirv- \\.|,\ Mulwb-tl hm] t_hr' Hill:-
tultlllw nl' lt'l'l lying six lilo“ puts.
. --
I‘nlom-l t‘runluivm has
PM u llllllll‘ltlll‘tl l») lltt' Hmirai‘nl' Fin
num- for tht- position of Supt-rimmin-
«*ul ol' Hwhu'uys :mxl
*tnuu, ills ll‘l‘lll
'l‘hmnns
lii'lvlgi-s for this
(it nl'u‘v “ill in for
strong market forthcproduct. The ,
Episcopal
Sermon .
, High Okthat city.
.pointwl
DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 24.——The
uniform for Women employes of the
Detroit post office hue-come to stay. .
William J. Nagel, postmaster. has «
made the announcement after six
months‘ trial.
The uniform. consistigglof a :33
' ron. wit seeves
$3522.53; :33 made compulsory by
last airing.
thalfi'ggel anrlounced that all the
I60!! women employcs of the post of-
lice must wear the uniforms, "be-
l
Home-ninth French and
AmerimlceCmm
Briéksto tskehome.
Sanitary Fountain Service
Reasonable Price:
High Grade Candies
Special—axe lb. box as-
sorted Chocohtw 49c
ms _ rmnm "‘
1
THA MER, 'INC.
Opimtuob and or“?
uwficSt..SbmfoI-d
Of glasses should be carefully fitted.
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Men’s and Young Men?!
cause many of the girls are spending
too much money on dress: because
they are attempting to outdo one an-
$l§.00 to $30.00
other in this regard, and because
there is a grave danger that such a
‘prilCllCP will lead to snobbery. and
thcrchy lower efficiency in the Detroit
post office."
When the order was announced. a
numbcr of the employes registered
,protcsts. but. according to Mr. Nagel.’
all opposition has disappeared. '
"The women have found they can
keep clcnncr and do better work. All
have been placed on a common level
because all look alike. Whatever
snobbery there was has been eliminat-
ed. The Detroit post office now is a
thoroughly democratic institution."
THE sTone THAT "Axes GOOD
Nowell & Murray?
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERG
133 Washington at.
8°. Not-walk
at
Gottlieb’s
_ ....._ -... -o. ”.—
NEW FALL CAPS,
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
$1.65
TO THE PUBLIC
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The football men left this noon to
PHONE 969
go to \Vatcrbury. to play the Crosby
The team was as
follows: \V. Anderson. Peterson.
W‘cll‘c. Roselle. Ireland. \Varren. Mc-
Mahon. l“lt'W'\\"’ll.Vll. Smith. Skidd.
Lauder. t‘. Anticrson. Hazlclt. Chur-
riotl. and Mather.
’l‘hc Dramatic Club held their first
mortinu ot' tlu- _\'L‘llr yesterday nftcr—
noon. and :ippoinlml .‘i commltlcc to,
Tina Svniors and too Juniors were up-
for a committee. Thelma
“'uld. and Edward \\-'nrno. \vcrc tht-
Frances lllrtz und Paul Mur-
tlie Juniors appointed.
Sen iors:
ron “mn-
l<7.\lll.\' TRAINING (‘(ll'\'1‘§.
’l‘lu- llt‘lilll had just :irriyrd Ilmir
lhc front lll‘ll‘fi when the captain look-
~Costello .
Men’s Shop
A Complete line of fur-
nishings and hats
21 North Main Street
l
David W. Raymond
3 UNDERTAKER
‘ Tens-Office. 1103; House, 853
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
From now until further notice the'
iConnectleut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Russ and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned!
i All orders called for and delivered:
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Bohrm-n Oak and ('culcr St,
Bndge' port, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586.2
l‘c .
lllll
yn nishcd :1 ml lult‘r
unifornu-tl.
'l‘ht- lll‘l\':lll’
i‘l‘l‘t‘HU'd- ('(Il'lm'lly
willlnnl his l’llll',
"\\'h~ H 's _.uur gun""
"lyl‘t il lmt‘lx’ win-r0 “1- came from,"
lmlluwml tho cuptniu
iinv \\‘lnii \vvrc
"l.l.\‘ll‘ii'”
"\nil'lw :I
you in t'nllinn lil'n-""
"l’lumlu-i'u :Issictuut,”"Amt-rich!)
imminu \\'m kly
gulclxwr.
READY TO Ill-IL? YOU
I! you are sum-wt to biliousness.
gas. bloutlng. nick headache. sour
llm ~- )a'.1r\‘ (‘llllllllt'llt‘l‘lfl (N‘l lst :i.l‘.4l
l".l>llllltf tHl. Isl lfl‘Jl lll- \\ill sun
l'l" ~i ll.:l'!-iu l' l'Ulllt wry l
Hartley and Jackson
Matched for Garden‘
l). l. Lucasx-illc. 0.. writes: "Foley
‘ l.\\ with s" '1 :‘i ,\nn:l;m 'Cathzirlic 'l‘ublets are fine. I had
~m minim: rulwl nl lmuls lpls Inrn :lr- stnmm‘h ll'OliblP. I 100k Foley Callie
vuuut .i l... 'I'wx l:u-l.-..:.l my u: \l. lv‘ri- grim 'l'nblcts and now i can out uny-
rln\ mum. in Mathew) Sl|llilrr (‘vnr- thing."—Stillson-POWG" Corp.
vlrv \trm I‘llllsl4ll":lllli' «lulu-ring 1 ' -
’l‘o-x .xvrnuun‘ :n tnlilo~~~l |nt\\m~u \\'il« _
llv' .lur‘kwun. lll" thumping lll’Ull\ll‘.‘. lcul: EB § PILLS
..mvl l‘vt' llrxlllrl. llil‘ lunuble- llnlw. b
”tux nail lw tlwr \w-wm-l tum-ling ill figlafilie" '
l .. n and :1 hull llnrtlvx' has fought chm.
‘ ;. \rlx lluulut izlit ll) tho. liilsim-ss v\’~ _‘ fi'flflfia‘fi‘lfim V
1.21:! t:."':!L‘ W. 9 meeting «a...
.. m: . plmlc-d in lawn quantities u "up "RAND PILIAIan
Hula II ’l:|> pun (‘llllllll‘ . kmuMSflutAMnRM
It” hurt! hm: u Hunt in store for his
vmvvumz m ur'fviim: lirucn (‘roas in thc
Fl‘llll<llll:ll «if f'lgl'l rounds \‘i'ilh "PM
Sp. um-r :m- ,.|i:1:r<ss:i\t- lil'nllkll‘lllll'.‘
In .mnllu r t-i;:i1t—rr)ululc-r. brolhcr
.\lnrty \Vlll .‘illOVV with Mnl't)‘ Slim»
rune, Jimmy Sullivan boxes Morris
l.u.\, of Kansas ('ity, in the opener.
:Ilsn IlL'hl rounds.
it is likely that how 'l‘cndler will be-
lnnirhml with llu- winnt-r of tho Hurt-
luy~.burkson join-it.
“W...“
lic slmv enough. and quick enough.
to be sure.
9
“THERE'S Jfl‘IA’l‘H IN THE POT"
A (‘clebratnl [Ina-chm Doctor I‘M-a the
Above to Emphasize tlic Danger
M Orr-renting. “'orsc Than
("creating l.‘ Failure to
[illuminate “’ustc
Nature could not devise a. way to
l‘wd and rrpuir the body without tlic
production of considerable waste
mutter. Hut Nature provided for the
regular. thorough elimination of such
waste. 'l’o disrcgnrd her intention is
to break a natural law.
\ththc-r you help Nature by wise
“or foolish int-ans is left to your own
judumcni. 'l‘o simply force bowel
movcmcnt is unwise. unnatural and
invll‘cctiyc. You can choose harsh.
such without caring what their action
or effect is. or you can sclcct Sunr-
old rinw—provcn. trial-tcstcd re‘mnly.
V’chlc lLLtt'ki'tt and Hurry \Villiums
wail! mukc tlwir first appearance of the':
neon next. wm-k in le oyster busi-i
m.
I
-—._
gGeorge Aciwrlcy will join the
' 'owuyton I’ll-rt." ncxt Monday morn-
_‘ 3.. when he will try out for somc of
he stood s"::: n: “magma. us it is
glen-red to by the llshrrml‘n:
The rcsii-nts or this communitv ln’
' eral are Kllhwiniz an unusual ill—-
rest in politics in. your. In filCli
“liownuun ("ivm Association" H
l-Tl‘t‘illl'ril ni‘ inn-rest of
Aaron St: . one. of Rnwaytnn :‘u'vnuc. .
“‘1ng good use t‘ILOll day for the
1 being '91:: up i‘: the vicinity of!
rrPeople's l‘lrocers company. He IS
5 this to fill in 2m- ground around
bore from so that ho may build
it next season. _
,. ntlnel report...-
ost'yrcct-mly ni‘ enznrdng some
ovstcrm en in converse;
.nblc
that has bm-n uscvl for 7“ yt-nrs or
more by thousands of pcoptt- :nll mm-
the world. with the result Hm!
it ll'ls‘l
won an (-nvinblc- rspntutim A .-.
rc-lj.
stomach or other ills that result
from indigestion and constipation.
you cnn :zct‘ ro-lio't' wifh Foley Cathar-
Hc Tablets. 'l’lmy arc n gcnulne.
wliolcsomc physio that affords
prompt. surc and safe relic! without
L'l‘lillllg' or pain. J. 'l‘. Osborn. R. I".
shill n osmosis mum
SPECIALISTS
Here you are aided
in your purchase by
a sales force who
THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Pall Tam Begins Wednesday,
September 2% 1021
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now
received.
Due to the msnv inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a kindergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be made‘st once to in-
sure accommodation.
Oilice hours 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
W. T. Cochrim
Head Master
PHONE 244., nonwm
being
fit any make of ear
Second-hand ports and tires to
I
' 4.11am;
“1'
a..~u~u
OHFloors Disappear "
The. h‘lo loa‘es any reason for
tolerating a single oer-lobed. but-
tered or shabby floor in your home.
Try the Na Coating for Old Floors
Murmur
‘ FLOOR ENAMEL
. Buy to apply -—dries overnight with
a tough. durable gloss that can be
washed reputedly without losing
in lustre. Eight mam: colors.
FREE TRIAL OFFER
“7mm you to know how (cod Kyonin
Sunken Floor Ell-ml in. Long: in —
mentio- lhin advertisement and we it give
you. free of charge. a Full Boll-Pint Cn-
00
OH m , '
§Dflnfl ”3”:ng
I not}: than NE"
W m”
_..___..... -_. ——-———.-~ Mg“
sash models
Light and medium colors in plaid and striped ginghamu,
and light striped percales. Straight, belted and
Nurses Uniforms in white, and blue and white stripes
J. I. Mallette
35 Washington Street~ South Norwan.
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTO R8
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
Lmousnms roR mamas AND REGEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK in GOOD’YEAR CORD TlRES
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONES 1366, 22 .-
Mildred “Stylish Stout”
Undergarments
These garments give double wear because of (‘Mjll‘r
sive patented features
l—Reinforced by extm shield around armhole.
Z—Adjustsble button band, eliminates drawstring
3—-Fitrted back without gathers or darts.
Fem-red button back, prevents gap‘pislg.
5—Beinforoed where wear is greatest.
G—Inside arm seam reinforced with extra tape.
You will find here a. good assortment of these unin-
garments at moderate prices.
a; u..- 4, a- l. -ngipsuo...
86 Washington Sire
,
F00
Have You Looked at Our
Window Display P -
TBALLS, BASKETBALLS, FUN t ‘H -
ING BAGS, BOXING GLOVES
And other Athletic Merchandise are now
at the
xi
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, The F. e K. Stationers
16 South Main Street, South Noi‘vzzik
THE HOME OF Si’AllllNG
F
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l FL}?
l
l
l
lu-y color) if you buy o twill-enty—fzve
.0. brush ”will. Como in Today.
thoroughly u n d c r-
stand the individual
needs of the slim and
stout, the tall and
short.
'. row wow: 1v: ,9: swam/Io
120 Washington St.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. N orwalk 736
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S. D. G. (‘ANDY CO.
liouschnld rum-.1).
lt-ccham's for (-xnmplu "3
world knows licvchnm‘a: :1
part of the world usvs
been using
’l' :lu
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m fix
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i-lrl-ll.:< I..n\
it for yours. lawful '
WHOLES’S LE CONFECTION-
ERY, AND lCE CREAM
CONES -»
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
use down from lutlwr in \..;~. 1.....‘
Phone 479-13
mother to (lauglltt-r.
after generation.
.
{in 3.}... i! “‘l
l‘l‘("lllt'll".'llu it two
i.
othcrs. In spitc .I 'r, .
and gent-rill us. \xjm- .-.-
complaint or .3“... PM 1,; ,
'l‘hnt in itself z«~ . gnaw
mcudution.
l'lml't tnln
lie-“son It
.i-
v‘mm's'.’
l"L‘Ulll-
in .ll'li l
‘n! l
. l -. 1mm; for granted.
, All tiruggists sell
Becchnm'swvro 21:14 to sell them.
licv-ch:n.l's r- plltution has been
mane by its. users not bygus sellers. 1'
_ . -M,.
had’ the tumor»
l Exceptional Opportunity
1‘0 purcnaao
new and sec.
ond hand radi-
ators at reas-
onable. prices.
New ra- .
«tutors of first.-
am type 818.
mi
Pr
ch
d8.
FDlCl‘S.
tcztchcrs. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and new“
study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwulk
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade~
c subjects under the best an-
lArge Faculty of excellent
Upper School oflers general and
special courses. College Prema-
tory reviews 3 specialty. Special
courses planned for those not wish-‘
ing to work (or a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
Intermedlste and Primary Dem":-
ment. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
their later high school work.
The
lmary Department admits xix-k
and young boys.
Arrahgements made for meet”?
ildren at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sher-Wood-
Newkirk. Gymnastics in all grader.
Fall term-
begins 9 a. m. "Wednes-
5'. September 21. 1921.
M138 mum-4‘s;- ‘
masons, 1.23.
WINCHESTER STORE
St Washington Stret
South Norwalk
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EVENING SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT. 19
REGISTER THIS \VEEK
MERRIII’L
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
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If Stout, serviceable shoes for children, reasonably .zrwd, :1
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SCHOOL SHOES
peal to you, come in and not; them owr
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS
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the Wiseacres are predicting a. sting to the other extreme .234
an exceptionally cold winter.”-—Local News Item.
There is nothing you can do to prevent a cold winter, but 1". ~‘
in something you can do to insure your own comfort. Get your c’
in now.
THE N ORVVALK COAL AND SUPPLY t i},
108 WATER STREET ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. cow.
PHONE 113
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lThe Royal AutoPainting Co
.HaVe moved into their new dust proo
ashop,
Iand Trimming.
‘ Woodward~Avenuef
doing high class Auto Painting
‘Oorner South .Main street-end
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For Sturdy Little Americans
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these wonder-wearing shoes.
Nature Lasts-«Goodyear “wits—Flexible Solos
Cost a trifle more, cheaper in the long run.
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