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BOSTON. Sept. 28.» revention of
nccldents is the keynote of the tenth]
anual Congress of the National Safety
Council. which opened at the State
House today. At the same time
"no-accident week" is being held in
Hunchusetts and elsewhere in New
England with a slogan for the week
t‘Don't get hurt.”
A general session 0
held today and the re
week will be taken up large
section meetings. »
In his opening 3
Charles P. Tolman. of re h
citizen to secu
sggtyt'hsmust combat the custom oi
jovriding and must show consideration
of. his neighbor bg'unot pursuing his
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1111‘r‘111‘1111202133vthpot the National Safety
Council to a membership of industrial
concerns employing approximately six
”HM.
NOR WALK
. PF_-
"It. Dorothen Kimmich, 0: Cot-
“. street. entertained relatives at
* home yesterday.
a. satisfactory and esse
ment.‘
r
Mrs. Rohrbock entertained friends
from New York city over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Cantrell. and‘
family. visited Mr. and Mrs. George
mire“. of South Norwalk. yesterday.
The usual weekly meeting of the
' m Men's Community Club will be
new at the rooms this evening.
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fir. and Mrs. A. R. Morehouse. of
first street. started yesterday on a
. m weeks' auto tour of the Adiron-
. “its.
~
Fred Anderson, of First street, has
“I! a position as clerk in Coleman's
in“ store, North Main street, Second
. aux-let.
Mrs. \Villim Craig. 01‘ 3 I-Idlie ave-
_ one. and Miss Lucy Craig. of :0 Ediie
mane. were week-end visitors in
N" York city.
Mr. R. Roberts and Mrs. Zarnova
of New York City spent the week end
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \Varren
of Old Kings Highway.
t the council was
mainder of the
ly with
ddress President
Mrs. A. Yeaton, of Maple avenue,
New York. said
has returned to her home. She has
been visiting her only son. in New
Haven, during the past week.
Announcement was made of the en-
gagement of Clifford Lee of Noroton
Heights to Alice Carr of East Nor-
waik. The wedding is to take place
sometime in December.
a .
is: l‘ik‘ht to 1
men 7 ' .
Eamon do Valera} Ifl‘h’
leader. on Wednesday. it was 1
here today. _ . .
,
The usual weckly mvctim: of lht‘ mlllian men." he added. "is in itself
Although no b11511“ 88 Will be trans- an cxccllcnt accident prevention work
Public safety activities are a. later
development and as yet are not pro-
perly supported. None the less. com.
trusting two groups of cities. that
group maintaining locals of the nu
tionul safety council shows a relative
Mans' Auxiliary, of Christ church. _
will be held on Thursday afternoon of acted ”“5 year. the committee an:
. CM! week. in the church parlors, pointed by the school committee of
1‘ —-——- this town will look into the matter of
There Darien having its own school.
services
was a good atlcndnncc at the
at Christ chrucll. lust even-
Mrs. James Dooley and family have
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Neweli, & Murray
VOLOTHIEM AND FURNISH”!
153 Washington at. so. Nomin-
NEW FALL GAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
$1.65
11 rim: we more .
o: glassel should be morally sued.
Innboll’i . z c
m. Rev. Konnn‘h “RIG“:ZIE Of “1'01“- d 1 St mford for the winter
Dart. hllmt: the pulpit Ior tho cunning, figgelmooflus husmmd is “."h ”10 decrease m accxdents of twent5-su
Miss Evelyn Burke 0" pmfidmw‘, American forces in the Philippines per cont.
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R. I.. who has been visiting with Mr. and um.» .15 .1 in uh nun - '
m, Mrs J. P. (mm. 0,. mm”, .. y e— m. is .0 Pilots 9f Spamsh
Boulevard, returned to her hol‘np ".5 "Tops. Im- lush ltll‘li I. l . Planes Route M rs
{May ' \vcli-kncwn about lhc ’lokcueko Inn, 00
1 hus not rclurnul holnc as yet. .‘llss 4, Q 96 B . the. A
Ground has been i kc l‘ , ll imuiw- lmmoron, “ho owns the dog. '5'E1111111M\, .cpt. - .- ( 3 “:1, 330
house I; b ”10 n m 111 bulb \\.~ (hut he has horn stoic", culled Press).——.\ioorish t esmen
o eerpdpd on Grpgorynompq had planned to make an attack on
ward for Louis Urm.nhrr2‘ .\ iii-09.. guru” or C0”m"h_r.s Point sum_ this city while Spanish forces wore
advancing to the assault upon Nador
ten days ago. but Spanish aviators
discovered the rush and dropped
bombs upon the Morocccos, scatter»
ing them and preventing the thack.
The 055 or Nsllior was apparently
Inc. by Contractor (‘lmrlcs Shourtn.
of Bridgeport mcr colonists will leave for New York
about October lst. Among those to
A monthly mccimzr or vim l“nirti«lri “(13‘1" ‘r". l 3‘2": '3'“: “Air-‘1‘ Clarence
County Funeral llirr-rrm-s‘ Association r‘V)(k0il .lm . I. not . Is. .- . olmes.
Into he held on W's-lll:vs.l:u\ vvcnilitrol‘ hr.
Eighwotrkhéumgjjmg111:.“Lalfihflmggr1; The membcrs of the Christian 1511- a in?!” MOW ‘0 “10 iribcsmcn. Who 9“
o'clock. dvuvor Socit‘ty of the i’resbyte‘an pfi‘ivd to make a better stand. in spite
-¢'hurch hold their businoss mpnung 0f (ho, fact that nmst oi’ the garrison
Young men of HM, \‘orwnlk “honing-t Saturday cumin}; in the chum-l. had I?” ”l" 3100149“ “"IY‘Oi‘thi‘mfil
Many luul rw-oivcd pcrmission to cs-
il‘lzins for the coming your were dis-
are membcrs of thr- i‘oum: Mru's Itc-
or
pnbllcun ("luli, of the city. are plan-
ning to attend thr- mllv to ho held
cort thvir fumilics lo softly in the in-,
livrior of the country. while others had;
lhis evening in American chion liull, -——- [your to plead with Abd-el-Krlm. com-i
Wall stumt, L‘irsf (“sirirt The Arrow Athletic- I‘luh Curnh'nllnlnnlli‘r of tho Moroccans. to send;
came 10 :1 close last Saturday (we.ire-inrorccmcnis. ll
cusscd, which consisted of part
(tho evening's work.
is reported they.
mm: m tlw lults Pi. id, l’nsl road and 1mm tlu-ir l-hiri‘ Hwy would rcllrc to
\thugh m pl'pst‘nt the Frolich zone of Morocco it he re-
Tho pntm-lainmoni commiiicc ofihc-
Mayflowcr Hook and Lmldcr ("om-1‘Ypfit NW‘Villk- ’
pany win pom an important mpotmg :lhe exact amount of thc- rcccipis is lusell to stro'ngihr-u ihv garrison and
l but it is bum-nu that tiwlwould wait iherc until Spain an-
at the quarters. on You Znuvlt F'rp(.t- lllot known
lomorro wovenlnn‘. to discuss Nuns cvcnt was a successful one. Alumin- lmuucml n lrvnvrnl :imcsty.
for the fair, to be hold up“ month. ‘um wurc, dolls, polntnws, flour and 'l-van lu-t‘orr‘ ”10 Spanish 385310” "D-
.olhr-r I-ssI-nliul :ll‘lli'll'H' \u-h- .I\\.ir.lwl _Un .‘Jn'lnr. llu- .‘lOOI‘ISll artillery fire 011'
A surprisv party ““5 tuudvrml Miss lug py'lzi s, lelilln hurl \‘lrtunlly :licd awn). tau-1
; Costello
Men’s Shop
A Complete line of fur-
nishings and hats
21 North Diam' Street
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'Agncs Vudns, or 1mm. mm",,._ M hp... ——-——— MODS Hwy. lm-l placed at Gourougou
\iul;l.l“l\'l\
home. by a nulnlwr of “w" “”1"”. m. “It. (‘l)l’\l‘,l.ll‘.\ 'rn'wo-n- for ilu- most part silenced. as
Friday filming: of lzml woo-k. 'l‘lv‘l l’lil-IH'II llllllll 5! \ll.\\' milv Inn of tin-m wcrv still servlccnhlc
evening was plezisuully Hunt with] _._ -._ :Il‘lil llu- Moors worn unable to find
flames. «lunciul,r :lnd rri'rr-shmwnls. Al .\l,:muzmc vm pl “nus ixlmlv- .\«':~ln lwl;:\ l' ”1"1'1 :tI‘Hlll-anI-n 0" ammunition.
number of l'rivnds of Miss Vallus from [u lint .mx.l.-..;..lu.ms m lbw (‘uncr- . l'l'l‘i' Morm-rnns also \vcrc unable to
out of town utlcmicd. '19::xllmml, l‘w-l'll-“l ”m, .\l¢‘lll()1ll§ll1,“1“hd|1““1 ihrir artillery. :is the roiuls
,. (“mm lH'.~‘ ml 3mm, .\'nl'\\'u‘l( “m! N.“ Hwy bud constructed for dragging tl‘.’
‘ Mr. :lllll Mrs, Alumnus ll tzvrr u! [mummy H, mug‘ 11,, H. \xouhl M. :l M; L'uns into position wcrc under control
I‘OUI‘lll Hll""l of tho Spanish troops.
3' m-
Fun. .Hnmulunl llzn- .I.
, THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Nomi]:
A Country Day School
for Boys 19 "
Fall Term Begins. Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
Due to the manv inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a kindergarten for young
boys and girls —- Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation.
Office hours 9 to 12 daily
_ llllllnn smutv nl' ilu‘m' cougl'vgulinlas
“fl“.(‘mrnt “1 111(1'11'1‘1'111‘1'11'1 \I'H' \1"1‘1~in llli‘ South .\or\\ulk l‘mlgrt'uliliomil
Kmm. lo t‘lil’fonl P. Lu: nr Nornlnllivhlln‘h. 'l‘lw purliclllnrlv Hr‘nlil‘vinx1 I
“”"htfi‘ 111““ Axigs‘1""1“"'l M" '4"" lv‘ulun- nl‘ l‘m- :llillOlllli1‘l‘llll'lll 1\\':i.~i1 suff? m?
have nulnv-rmw li‘li‘l‘ll‘s‘ Ill I'Lml .\‘ul'»[llml liw liri‘ui'lli'l‘ at this orcusifln' .1 1 .1
walk. .\0 ”XIX-- hum In . ll 54le hni‘ lll-‘ ,”,.\‘ 34”",th . “4,11,: \x‘l‘l 1“. I“ \._ Um»; Alnme b3ck, score muscle onuifl
“"ddl'm “1“ -‘“'- lm-Iius \V’ooil’kiu. 1'. ll. minislcr oil foint oiien is considered too “Sud!”
___._~. 'tlu- l-‘il‘lh nu-nm- :..plist (‘hura-n or5 thenuflcrer. ltshould be rem:
The last muwrmuivv Mr tlmru' .m, Now \urlx my. 'l'iu- l-‘u‘th Aw-uua-l that backache. rheumatic psinI. “ifi'
acqumuiwl “ll-ll ll" “MINUS“ “I 'h'"i‘luut-H is our of illo- most llllllll‘llllfll‘ nets Borenc‘h'aubw’kinand Pumm
‘10“"55 ““H'l’l'li‘ “l” 1" «'"V‘llr'l'WI "31h" Prob-slum l'huxclu-s in tho cliv. :iml‘ undéi' the ‘3'“ "c tymrmm'dmflel
$1;V1l.1.ky1111111111111i on 'l‘liv'MEJH nn'l ,lrr. \\'m-ll'l\'m l‘. u lvl'vzu'llt'x‘ of unusual; cadblsddertrouble-Jandthe-semi!
()‘(f‘lozll‘tw'lll‘ '1’111’11‘1’1‘1‘ .111.»1~:11.11vl l1lv1111::1 ‘1" ,ilhllvy. Ht- lx \‘.l(ll‘!y 1“}an and is; .honld notbenegleclcd.
' 1 ‘ ’ 1' ’2 ""-“ lll :zr‘I-ut «ll-mum] “bore it is possible!
flower Honk .lml Hubby, “In-u :l Ill'v In ”Tm.“ him Vurwwlk will he “L 1 an
luonstrulor v.|ll (‘\lil.lll| In Ilmm- invllu-m- m rurtwuuld in On- privilcgc oi" j 1
“111111111111 11111 1111111115 11‘ “WP 1‘ l]l(‘:ll’llli.: him nvvt Sunday (-vcning. help the kldnql elimiolte from the
_¥+ f1 11 1'“ u 11‘ i" 11" "hulrs or the three churches will system the pollution! "31¢ and acids
R0 WA YTOIV' [lu- rovubincd to furnish lilting music. that cause those aches and pains. They
. !(lllll lln- tin-H. pastors will. of course. .c‘ promptly and cficclivcly to restore
__-.___ HIP brcscut. This will lw the first of a weak. overworked or (13de kidneys
Mm‘ “mm,” W. mm“. m limoklxn,1511111111 or. monthly mot-tings, the duru- cud bladder to Rheum”, normal con-
N. y__ “a... u “U. ‘uvl ”Amnr lu 110.410“ of which is not yet determine-d. diilon.
waytun. Im winch the lhrcc congri‘iznllons Will J.E.Simons.MB-5°lh Si..Portlmd.0re..
flue,“ .lillll. und at which the most eminent writ": "1 w" (fwblgil withing“), m)
Mr. uml HI..- Slumvcll. ol‘ pm.“ Blii'ukrrs prorturubli- will he heard. 33a:'.§;."ibx1'i;a.yl.i'y"igctimgédfgfig’éa
Chesici; _\v i ' up“, ”w ww-kwnd It wus also announced in this." (ugmbudlnthatwsy.utheymelulhflg"
guests of Mr, mu ms llvnrv Fun-ii ””1“" (“‘"rcm‘" l'pstw‘my “"3! """t The Stimson-Powell Corporation.
‘ ' lHIllldflV would he ltallv [lav tor thr-
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Judson ll “.mm'n‘w” :unl H“mum:churchvs individually Count will ln.
Bio“. who up. v.3 u “ --l». Mul I,” up.” lulu-n of tho attendance at, each)
homes, lmu- Ivm'lmwl their Work i" church next Sunday morning. und-
]':ridgcpm-t,_ the. report on the pcrceniagc' of mem-
bership attending for each church
Mrs. J (l Itmlv, m ‘l'nunton. M""“‘"::1:1\13:11 [11:11: (3:1yt111:;(:::;112fi01;?1117111
Who has burn u”. 3...... _ , : , _ l. , ' '2 . , ,, - '
ion Mm. \an'vl‘ J_ hypzzkgfrlglzlfiruElation between tht- three churches is~ SPECIALISTS
‘so wholly friendly that this course is‘
taken: and because it is felt thutl
the loyalty of each congregation to its;
1U”lt'(l lo lll‘l‘ homo in that city. I
I ere vou are aided
Workmcn are busy ubout the resi-
deuce oi’ Janms A. l-‘urrcll.
magnate. 'l‘hvy .‘Ill- lli‘Vflllng much of
the time in placing \vinlcr homt'sOVOr
lilo shrubbcry.
Probably the ironic structure 01
Guidcr's Hall will l)(' moved buck to-
morrow into its mw position. As has
been previously eluted. the buildqu
will then face on both McKinley strcct
and Itowayton :ivcnuc.
i1 DARIENé’cNOROTOIV
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Fruin of
Robe rt
‘ fluently.
"lira. Carl Schmidt of Post road was
, {worsted on late Thursday [or appen-
dicitin '
Andrew Crawford of King’s High-
W is rt-shinqling his buildings, using'
filo fumOus halite Asphalt“
Mr. and Mrs. David \Vcbster
'Mnnsflcld mu nue huvc returned
New York city for tho winter.
Miss Louis“ Ann i‘oiter of Maple uncc.
her makes or mars the face.
venue. spent the \vc(-k with
‘ndmothcr 21*. Sound ileuch.
Hrs. Mullct. of Washington.
” been thv guest of her sister, Mrs.
We Mullet. has returned to that
‘ _ o
the sit-01'
lmon good of the whole.
of!
to
own church can and should be. made'
to contribute to the larger and com-
Evcry Bap-
tist. Congregationalist and Methodist
should be present‘in his own church
next Sunday morning in order that
the spiritual vitality 1‘ all should in),
line more greatly enriched.
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CHESS CHALLENGE
NE\V YORK. Sr-pl. 36.——l“runk J.
INIILI‘SlIHH. l'nilcd States chess chum:
plou. today bud llllill'i‘ consideration
u clmlln ugc for his title received from
Norman T. \Vhitaker. of \Vashinglon.
, .1 Stamford was \‘Vhitaker finished second in tho mas-
mong the searchers oi: the rccordsltersv
tournament at Atlantic Oily.
iwhilc Marshall tin-d for filth \V’itlfiwo
:(Illll'l' pluyvrs.
ifiAGl-Z TEA K REPS
l YOL’I! IIAIR DARK
\thn Mixed “'ith Sulphur It Brings
Back [is Beautiful Lustre
At Once
Gray hair. however handsome. de—
motcs advancing age. “'1: all know
.thl adwlntagcs of a youthful appear—
Your hair is your charm. Il.=
\thn it
Nudes. turns gray. and looks Sll‘l‘dkt-ll.
ljust a few applications of Sage 'l‘cu
who and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundredi‘old.
Don't stuy gray! book young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
,; 1get from any drug ston- u bottle. of
,, m and MFS- ank Moblcr of "VVyi-th‘s Sage and Sulphur Com-
‘l‘okeneke have rctm-w-d from New pound." nhich is merely the old-time
”Kurd, where they spent the past
m
road and Nomton
0rd.
VW. H-
West uvcnue,
. n Heights are
“I. H’. Saunders ot'proparation.
avenue hair beautifully;
entertaining Mrs. li‘l‘unk Krnuselpossibly tell. as it darkens so natur-
Oimateud oi Norwalk
'vrecent guest of Mrs. Samuel
Noroton
the addition or
Thousands of
this ready-to-use
lit-cause it darkens the
besides. no one can
recipe
other
folks
improved by
ingredients.
recommend
ally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with it. drawing
this through the hair. taking one
small strand at a. time. By morning
the gray hair disnpncars; :"lcr .m—
other application or two its natural
color is restored, and it becomes
thick glassy and lustrous; and you
“Wear Years younger.
in your purchase by
a sales force who
thoroughly und cr-
stand the individual
needs of the slim and
“stout, the full and
111short.
any yam IVS "us/w. 75M”
120 Washington St.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. Norwalk 736
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S. D. G. CANDY C0.
‘1 WHOLESALE CONFECTION.
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
GONES
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 479-13
! Exceptional
To purcuase
new and sec.
and hand radi-
ators at reas-
onable prices.
New Ford ra-
diators of first.
clasa type $13.
Opportunity
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{an
Repairs of all kinds by 3.x
Mechanic
PARK CITY RADIATOR
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Foumlcd by
Elimlwlli ll. Mead, 1883.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
splccs. Lalge Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building With
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds, tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tory reviews a. specialty. Special
courses plmned for those not wish-
ing to work for a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
Intermediate and Primary Devin“
ment. Children are taught how 1°
study and lay a good foundation for
unur later high school work. The
Pl‘lnlal‘y Department 1 admit! 8m”
and young boys.
Arrangements made for» meeting
children at the trolley. 0110"“
class in charge of Lillian SheerOd‘
kaxrk. Gymnastics in anemia-
Fall term begins 9 a. m. Wednes-
day, September 21. 1921.
MISS MARGARET" B.
BRENDIINGER,“A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT
COMPANY - .
98 North Main Street . ' "
so. , NORWALK,
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company,
have reduced prices “on all Rugs and
Carpets, both washed and'dry cleaned.
3me smsns
m“ a, andiYonng,B¢n’ ’s“ i
TO THE PUBLIC
From novir until further notice the
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
a..-“ «M--- use.-. ..
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—-Offlce, 1103; House, 853
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
. OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue .
Between Oak and Center St, E
Bridgeport. Conn. -
Phone Barnum 5586-2 ,
Second-hand parts and tires to 3
fit any make 01: car
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.‘ A failings of House Dresses in new and‘most' attractive model
Light andmedium colors in plaid and striped gingham;
and light striped'percales.. Straight, belted and
sash models
Nurses Uniforms in white, and blue! andiwhite stripes
VAA‘ST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CAD. ' ILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS, ,
moms FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE ’
NORWALK a. GOODVEAR cono TIRES
aSOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
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Undergarments ‘
These garments give double wear because of exclu—
swe patented features
l—Reinforced by extra. shield around armhole.
Z—Adjustable button band, eliminates draw-string.
3—Pitted back without gathers or darts.
4——Gurved button back, prevents gapping'.
5—Reinforoed where wear is greatest.
6—Inside arm seam reinforced with extra tape.
You will find here a good assortment of these under-
garments at moderate prices.
“ SELLERS”
KITCHEN CABINETS
The Cabinet with the 15 Famous Features
.Angevine Furniture Co.
1‘6 NORTH MAIN ST. SO. NOR‘VALK
yH’pP,~',-~,—~y.".~-¢,,- ,
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OldFloors Disappear
There hog longer any reason for
tolerating a single scratched. bai-
tered or shabby floor in your home.
Try the New Costing for Old Floor-
}? gunfire
sAm'rsur f
FLOOR ENAMEL
Buy to apply—dries overnight with
a tough. durable gloss the! can be
yvashed repeatedly without losing
in luslre. Eight handsome colon.
FREE I MAL OFFER
\Vomt on Io how bowgood Km
Ssnitsry Ioor Ens-cl is. (ion-cin—
merunon‘ this advert-sen“ cot and we’ll in
you. tree 0! charge. I fill Boll-Pint
(my color) it you bu
salami to ”I! it.
Today.
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ALBERT D. MORGAN .
WINCHESTER STORE
South N orwalk
.
g MERRILL
1 M 1
81 Washington Stret i
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LEARN
THE RULES
and how to
USE
THE RU LES
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
DAYS AND EVENINGS ;
PHONE 314-2
The Royal Auto Painting Co.
Have moved into their new dust proof
shop, doing high class Auto Painting
and Trimmm‘ g.
Corner South Main Street and
Woodward Avenue ‘
PHONE 901
AIM. coersn 1'
r.
5W ‘A'I'MW 7 ~ ‘-
_ ._.. fimemf
Prom oi
Delivery
PHONE
627
' Ge ebe’s.
it'. Here If It's Heusmre.
FALL BRIDES
Now is zhc lime to select your stock of Kitchen needs and chse—
hold Furnishings [or the New Home
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\\i‘ have a (“Ollllllt‘lti‘ lllll‘ (ll lx‘alchen Livnsils m {1: ctr-l3; P111;.'f.!'11k
in Aluminum. “’him and Gray Enamcl \‘l'axn. Aztrm—nve iv’lJlLI
Sets and Open Stock Amvricam Porcelain. 7‘21 an d m‘ Sui (H.295.
Tableuurc I’Vl‘vx u'ras Halt: ‘.\'.2re1 Evruwhmg
1 {or the) Laundry
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SOUTH NORWAI'ZK’
25 WASHINGTON STREET
SCHOOL SHOES
A larger showing of children’s School‘ shoes than ever
If stout, serviceable shoes for children, reasonably priced. ap-
peal to you, come in and look them over
Conneally 169° Bracken
SOUTH NORVVALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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y';”.oA,-w.a-, .
y,
.. - M‘- w.» r weaw
“Because of the intense heat of early September, some of
the Wisoacres are predicting a swing to the other extreme and
an exceptionally cold winter.”-—Local News Item.
you can do to prevent a cold winter, but there
There is nothing .
do to insure your own comfort. Get your coal
‘Is something you can
in now.
. PHONE 113
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY CO.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
103 WATER STREET
For Sturdy Little Americans
Children everywhere eniny the comfort and good looks of
these wonder-wearing shoes.
Nature Lasts—Goodyear “Nils—Flexible Soles
Cost a trifle more, cheaper in the long run.
STORE/CLOSES DAILY AT 6 P. M.
Wood
can 6. moves
seem-wk
FORMERLY ELW
Norwalk Chronicler