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The taxpayers will receive the news
that the next levy will ~> be twenty
mills. ’The Board of Finance has
labored hard undiate to solve_ the
towns financlal problems. The board
is worthy of great praise for its work.
Plans are being completed each day
by Summer residents to return to their
133mg: 111—25: 3;??? 3;;englaezdfatlheoopfge- winter homes. Among those who motorcycle. but turned back and "I“
But Norwalk Improvement Associa- wi” ”mm the “my ”a" °f “e“ ed them it they wanted a ride. Theye
month are Mr. and Mrs. Lash and agreed. Mrs. McGregor rode lathe
lion. at Community hall. last evening.
and enjoyed supper. Supper was
*rved at 5 o'clock. and the lunch
.oounter had to be replenished many
times before the diners were satisfied.
Later during the evening the booths
of which there werr‘ so many. were.
so well patronized that it was fearedl
that some would have to be closed for'
lack of articles and supplies to be
sold. During the evening the Com?
munity Orchestra. under the leader-
ship of Mr. Pun-(72. furnished excel-
lent music. They will provide music
every evening. The feature enter-
vtajnment lust owning was the pres,
entntion or scycral numbers by the
pupils of Miss Lodice \Veld's school
of classical dancing. The first num-
family.
Among those who were present at
a...small card party given for the
young generation. at which Florence
Gillictte was hostess. was Estelle
Smith. Chapman Beaurguard and
Herbert Lester.
MAYOR SUGGESTED
JOINT DEBATE WITH -
CANDIDATE BARTON
Continued from First Page.
sent contest. and as I believe that the
voters of the city are ('nlltll‘tl to know
Whore inch of us stand on the ques-
ber was “Maids of the Mist" inter-
preted by Mat-germ Jarvis.
Zwickcr and llcatrice
“Chinese Baby" by “Patrice Zwickorvl’fllrs. I desire to inform you that. I
and “The Shepherdcss" by Dorothy shall addrcss an open air met-ting at
Skelly. were also well done and Liberty Square. easterly end of “Wash-
ington Stir-ct Iridgc tomorrow,
brought considerable applause for lht‘
-('i‘huisday) evening at S p. m. on the
«efforts of the Clever little entertainers.
The ollur immlu-rs. "Crinolinc lwus",uh0w montiom’d topics.
danced lvy listhcr Grccn and Norma I “'SDC‘CU’UU)‘ invite you to meet
Madman. :1 Russian llunco- by Marion “'“h me in a joint debate or discus—
Zwickcr and lht,‘ toe-dancing numbcr Sim} 0f the “films or the campaign and
"La Ballerina" Ivy Margaret
and llcatric» Lowndvs wcre also well Inc at that time. I can assure you ot
received. a Courteous and fair reception and
This M'r-nin: thw program is in sincerely hope you Will m‘ail yourself
charge or Mrs. Luis \\’- rnn-. Tomor- of this opportunity to engage in this
row evening. the. mm «wning or the joint debate. _.
bazaar, lllvrc will lw an auction of all I am sending you this invitation by
remaining :n'luWS. sptcial inrssengcr nnd rcqucst tha-
The booths :trt- handsomely decor- courtesy of a prompt reply. as lht' un-l
mod and \vvrn- \yrll patronized during nouncemcnt of this meeting is to up-
lhe evcning. About 4er attcndcd pear in tomorrow's papers.
during llu- :ntirt cu-ning and the An early reply is obvious and I
rommittl-t- in r‘nnrgz» is well pleaStd shall withhold such press notices until
with the results. 11:3“ n. m. tomorrow.
~——-——- ply reaches me at an earlier hour.
Hugh l‘ellon of Van 7.:mdt street Trusting you will rccognizv lhc ud-
returned to his home yesterday after vantage of presenting your Vle‘VS to a
pleasure of sharing
jNorwalk Hospital.
you on this occasion. I
cipatlng Xllt‘
'— rostrnm with
About our hundred people. most of remain.
lht-ni wound. Vlblltd llw quarttrs of
me Mayflower Hook and Ladder (Ulll-l
party last evening and (hire bud dcmy
\‘i-ry rt-spt‘cil‘ully.
.ll-Jlll-lelxll l)n.\'0\'.»\.\'.
lh-mocrnliv Cill‘illll.tll‘ for Mayo“.
the community they were ihe‘guest or; ,
. the road.
unless your rL‘-'
11D ODCI'MWH for amwndionis at the jury of our fl-llow ClllZL‘nfl. and mall-g
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cycle-purchased [Fem the
garage.
on .foot.
Cantrell.
two women
sidecar and Mrs. Sniff
of the machine.
ward Norwal
into Shaw's woods.
to Norwai‘k. He drove the machine
ed. Stalled it.
:chine and
help.
went to Mrs. Sniffcn's rescue.
lwomnn go.
machine. alone.
| Mrs. Sniffen and Mrs.
walked toward Norwalk where
[rant for (‘nntrcll's arrest.
.Silk served the warrant.
\Vhile in the prosecutor's
7:; AGaINST ‘CANI‘RELL
Sterling
They then started for home
it is alleged. passed the
a few minutes later one
on in the tandam
Instead of proceeding directly to-
k. however. Cantrell turn-
ed of! to the right into a lane leading
He is said to have
told the women that was a short-cu:
the thick woods and then. it is claim-
Cautrell. is is'sald. grabbed the Sub;
{on woman from the rear of the’ma-
dragged her to the side of:
She struggled and cried for
She
Hazel :tions at issue and our rcspcctiye posi- is Said to'have beaten Cantrell about
Lownd‘S-'L'°”s 0" ”W munagvmeut of City “f".i'ace until he finally left the Sniffer)
McGregor
the
,t‘ormcr lodged a complaint with Prose-o
icutor Lockwood who issued a war-
Constable
office.
‘ ‘d h '
Jflr‘” an” e t 9 “me Of the meeting wmll'hoth the women. it is claimed. exhi-
? IF YOU
WANT THE BEST
ASK FOR
Adams-Roth
Moth e r’ 8
Bread
BEST SELLER UN
TOWN
STYLE
SPECIALISTS
llcrc you are aided
in your purchase by
a sale-s force who
thoroughly u n d c :-
stnnd the individual
needs of the slim and
stout, the tall and
short.
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So. Norwalk. Conn; ~
Tel. Not-walk 738 1
[ballet in Newton's theory that objects!
faJL because they are pulled by grav-
to'lty towards the center of the earth.
ml!
Lira-Ella; ownergr the,
[5.81136 his‘boads. 2
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W”§S’il8 Willi
diminish
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“ZION. 111.. Sept. 29.-—With a book,
to baioon, and a. brick and a feather.
Hibur Glenn Voliya. overseer oi:
Zion. hat night demonstrated his'dis-
bulimic 0.!
" m from Sept. 29.;- Relatives
for herself and her daughter
on board the Paris. sailing trom
France on Oct. 22. A few weeks ago.
she. wrote that the work orumaking 1n-
ventory otthe tenor‘s estate might
keep her attorneys occupied through
most of the wrinter in Italy.
my? man :MAYOR"0F- IDNDON. l (
LONDON. Sept. 29.——Sir"John' Bad;
deley was today elected Lord Mayor
of London. .He succeeds Lord- Mayor
James Roll.»whose term has expired.
O.
"There is no such thing as the 'law
otlgravitatlon'" declared the success.
v
After several minutes spent in emlgravitation."
deavorlng to climb out of the sidecar.’
Mrs. McGrcgor finally succeeded and
or to Alexander Dowie. who recently
;proclaimed the world flat and had
'no motion. in his W'ednesday night
address in Sliiloh Tabernacle.
"They write books on the ‘law of
Vollva said. "There is
no: such! thing. How is that ‘law of
gravitation' can pull up a toy baloon
and cannot pull up a brickbat?‘
"'I throw this book up. \Vhy doesn't
lit go on up? That hook Went up as
‘far as the force behind it forced it.
"0 "'e“,th° place °n h“ and it 'fell because it was heavier
.than the air.
I cut the string of a
toy baloon. It rises to a certain healgt .
and then it begins to settle. I take
this brickbat and feather. I blow the
f
down. The brickhat goes up as far as;
the force forces it
eather. Finally it begins tq‘ ‘comc.
up through the
air and then it comes down. That is'
a
ll there is to it."
---Don’t miss Bobby Connolly and
BabyZBarbu-a Sabin at the Palace
today and
acts
. Home Stretch."
v
other
“The
tomorrow. Four
Douglas blocked in
Automobile Washing, Pol-
.ishing, .Simonizing
by experienced men
satisfaction Guaranteed
Norwalk Wash Stand
. .GEORGE OLMSTEAD ;
tear Hahsckemo Hotel
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THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Nomlk
ACountry Day School
for Boys
Pall Term Begins weekends}.
September 28, 1921
Applicalinns for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
o
Due to the manv inquiries it. l
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
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment ‘
W. T. Cochran
Heed Mr
anon a“. KOBWALK
castrated to tin-m the workings of the \h- inn-mfg um}.- \\';1_\'.A
1'0!ng milt‘lllllt'. Those who ulc ml: llmwrniuln- .li'l't‘llllllll lmnovun.
acquainted Willi tlu- lll.lt'llllll‘ and who r‘”\' |{;.||_ Stilllll Norwalk.
desire to hum uhout ll Should not 1.”... sir:-
fail to go l0 lllt‘ l‘ll)‘ llilll lit-10w U 1 hp", Ml?” l‘;i\v\l‘ (if lllls Ilflli‘ in W‘-
o'clock llils t'\i'llllli::‘ us :ill "in! lilllfs S1,. ,.‘ 1,, 4.4”“. \\‘II‘.! you n! a public
-will be lock: rl inr. l\.l mug lll pit-lur- "1‘14””: m [535‘ x..r\\-;.[]( on Thursday
anon for the t'l((ll(.lll. .wmw ..n Hm {cour‘\ M 1mg (‘nnipuigll
——" ; Til» an lilll':.~= for lllt‘ Fir-l of llii“
‘Announu-mvnt “4S lllllVll ll‘tl-l} “1,1; .1... l:il:f‘:‘
illut tiu'llrsl rum-line; I'oi l'li- sensu'v nl \'1l\ TH!“ Tours. |
H.llt: lulu-it .\or\\'.nl; Lommumiy chorus L‘.\l.\'l.\' l.. BARTON. g
F'ould lw llt'lll on Hominy cveninu. _, ‘
(lClobt-r lth. l;"1’£lil."t of lll" lllll‘ lo ,
be hold at Community hull by the r 5
blayllowir ll 11'“ llwl l.:u'.<lvr t'uln- BBQZE SMUJELERS :
pally. this iii-Mm; \\i.l lw lwl-l .il ‘
('hrisi (lznznl. 'l‘lws \\lll lu .t "qt-l-
togvllwr" lli' . m \\ln h p‘ruA‘ 1'0: tlm‘ HAVE NFW IDEA
work of Hm M“. um”: and syn-in: ‘ '
Vlll Iw 'll\".~“‘l. Chin-Hum»; «nu-um ‘
Mill ln- [H.2lll" : .:.:.l lln» s m 1.” mu . , .. .,. .
Hit' “1““)... H U.” (l! .ll‘"‘l“)'lt‘s llll’ \‘ \L‘Hl .l.lll\, Hill! ‘30 “St-I'm.
(‘("l.‘ll.‘ :Uflt. ..l l.‘ l-l'tlll,‘.:. .\ t'U'- I’Hllll‘Jll'lH H”; h.\.. lll'l] })“”t lll id”-
(‘lul ilnllullon l: . \I- ml: :1 to ml! “210 V“ “I. Fl” H, “N“! 1" KW” n “NV HUN
ilrr “lulhb‘ ‘ ‘ I»! g Y” “'1’“ MM! lvnlzlls lil ll'llh"; l‘nl-im‘q. in:
Jim mm'lmus .1 l. “”1 II‘ ”A I“ Yin s'r-rum- of liquor lulu: slnngmml'
“human-1'”! :1. ”MN”. nu: llw l'unmlmn bowl: v: 1v :9. ml'
_ ‘ Irisw .1» lirr- snid lmlnl 'l‘lw Slain-I
"_"“"’ ll": ni ‘.\.v:z inn-l" in (‘Ulilll‘i‘llv'lll will: an
R0[;;1Y.IIVOIV ‘lnilivfml nl \\‘llvrr-on Sculzil llllll'1)il'l
.sz ~ :awl («puss nut-\- ll‘.'.' rs \\17! HT
-- __0_ __ ll: Mo .7 llf‘f‘llh‘l‘ll of shipping: :l il‘.lll‘ :1!
MIN lld\'..r-; \.-n.. .h \__ rim“ 'In "Illlknc (‘llllll‘l\ ("'nl- l‘l‘l’lll m
(l?) LN h'l'l .3, 4,. . M. m :‘ ..;» l-‘l unload ‘llllll'lldll liquor.
'..llur, l'l.l .2»; 1'. \\::.l:l';l<oll. F.“ ' _ " ‘ " "
_.- L _ . ORGANIZE RIFLE CO_
Mr. and \am \\_.‘; \\lm h.:\.~ IN WEST VIRGINIA
{-t'u wring.» .: l'llvlLf" v; .\ll>‘.‘
i‘iflVK'llrd \\. l- ‘t lrr~ ll.‘ nln .-_ l‘HARlJCSTON, \V‘ V1.” 8.1.1. 29....
noon lur l:.~ .: m . 1- 1‘ “(fun-m \' ”runnimvion m’ a rifle company of the
.L ‘ ‘ '_\\':sl Virginia National Guard ill
_____ .liezklty. has been authorized by Gov
4)“ng x... L. . .. .._ ,1“. _| Mm“. l'l‘nor E. I", Mormm. ’l‘lio authoriza-
(‘tll-lllt'sh' 1.. ~ . m ~l :1. \..l. :.l l‘l “(m “4;” my. ll. ”I" ”"933107‘ fillil', "f-
.lin-‘rurll lw=.l~ \_ ‘L.t l..'rl.'li:_,. l.‘,.il “r, “VPM-‘Jlmr ""32”” of “”“kk‘l'
a...” an. m. ., ... 1‘ .. m, “‘L.‘ ‘1‘” .ll-‘W UTL'l-d him ll} tell-graph to issue
__“_' -' ‘lllc order.
Hurry \\- “:10 “-ilq it 'u)!‘ {t —~_h
'10 luv in Him- 1‘ ”'1 “yearn”; \\lllll;EARTH TREMORS
film-k l{('t‘l(l ll i~ .1. [:1 .thlll: _{ Hm. IN LOS ANGELES
iiuwn.
.I'OS 'ANGELES. Cal. Stpl 29,—A
Mr. aid .\i.~~ Cum' ~. 9.1:] leL‘lL’lIllr :1”th Oill‘lllqllllko .SINHIK \“as'. “I“ in
J‘Jllli‘l. Hill | l.':- luniwll‘nu lnr l'l‘J‘f‘Ollllllhhst 30‘“?! (ll;1.(l> Allgt‘lt‘s
.iln-ir llOlll" l lam-dd)... .\' l. 'llxvv t‘“ '. tfllls' llllli‘lilnz. ”‘0 trcmor “HIM!
have huh I" ‘ ”PM”; I‘m Lockhunlt it” at 0]“ N‘COndS an" no damage Wail
rlsldt'lll‘t' on \\- =1 >l'll .th'll-t' DOI‘ Qt.
“.ml‘ mum I In” mmmm: (H *Buy your coal at llarrisand Gana
2;“ |0\Vl'l "a. 1". \l' l\'l;llt.\ IllJ'L {It}.
v lt' ll('\V rum in 2- I'll ml. 'l'hr- l ‘: -' . -
\n-s any in hut:- s n; 1:111:14”: (zillixsrt‘u All. klllNIIYS :\.\ll
‘-"'"’Ul”‘llll: lm w xi 2- .. days, ”LADDER BO’I‘ILER
- The “m“. MW...” of mm. rs 'Iakc Salts to limit Kidneys and
“un- hus i... .‘ 11.....1 it h mum“ Mr: neutralize irritating
lllUVlng. illlll ..~ wvv-H .lN lht‘ l0|lll<ld~l acldfi.
1‘0"l“13""1‘ Wm' l-d l‘m utilit'uxu‘ . ‘—
wni ho mm... . lxidn'y and Bladder weakness re-
--___._ l-‘lllll from uric acid. says a‘fioted 8:“-
l'rl-purzilimm .1. In in; l...'4:o ln‘ Hit-“horny. The kidneys flux m1. MIC
"Slovl- Club" \\lm il ,.,l. my Iwmlt from the blood and PM it on totho
”wk on ”-3 “WW. VIMWH 'rnt- bladder. where it often erainsy’lo
inst husmmx t1. l. ,.m, ,1 ”I'd” is the irritate and lnmmer-ca’udnx a burn:
twirling of :-. «all Lune. tor the 'in- “1g" scalding ”muon’ 0* patting V39
1' r months, an irritation at the neckaot the blad-
.DARWEV&MWQROTU
p———..
1‘ f "mun m - 2n: will be held this
(-‘x-tmug :tl lit. “Hm“ Oi Mr. and Ml"!-
l...i:l‘ I‘ilhs.
V- ”. l’onr lius just returned (com
a liuuim-ss hip to Chicago' where he
has bt't‘li Silurdjns' much time-
wmr Park. x0, 9, ~met' last evening
,al the rotmgu of _Mr§l Herbert litnw,
under the leadership" of Miss J“i-tsin
Fisher.
Fred Colinge. who has been the
filias‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Sisson has To-
turr“d to his home in the Bronx. New
york city. '
Mill Harriett Banks. who has been
the guest of Mrs. C. H. Sisson of Le-
Roy avenue for tlm
. [returned to her hone in \Vcstport.
<4
M
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Randall
d to their “home.
i
l
.. - ... ldm- obllglng you to seek relief two or
three. times during " the night. ‘ The
stirrer-er is in constant dread. the wat-
er pasles sometimes with a scalding
sensation and is very profuse; again
there is difllculty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness. most folks call
it.» because they can't control urina-
tion. While it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful, this is
really one of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Gi-t about four ounces
l
' of Jud
Dust week. has
who
entiy motored from. Yonkers have
W’hile in
Salts from your pharmacist
and lakt‘ a table-spoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast. continue this
for two or three days. This will neu—
tiullze the acids in the urine so it. is
no longer a source of irritation to tlic
bladder and urinary organs which
thou not normally again.
Jud Salts is inexpensive, harmless.
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with
lithia. and is used by thousands of
folks who are subject to urinary dis-
orders causedvby uric acid irritation.
Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad eitects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant. eta-vein;
ce
relié ea
at. minivan: mgmsnmgl
OONES
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 479-13
Exceptiodal Opportunity
To
hand
New
type
purchase new and second.
radiators at. reasonable prices.
Ford radiators of first-class
$18.00.
Repairs of All Kinds by Expert
Mechanic
CITY -
oossasr
PARK
'A' Boarding and Day
/ Caste
Men’s Shop
A Complete line of fur-
nishings and hats
O
‘21 North Main Street
"firs. Enrico ear-use were informed;
garage. turn today-in a cable message from nome’
' ' that‘shehadenguged. passage fer New
ference of the Irish race will be held
in Paris on January 22. 1922.1he an-
niversary of the first; session of the
Dali -Eireann.
the Sinn Fein organization here today.
»
I'll! DMONI§ l
Hui" ‘ -
I’ll; in Bid. and u. > . .
Tukl: no «113“! “mfihhu‘.
. Abkhyt' ~ "
u on!) mum p‘ ’
Smkmnubcsteum‘,‘
BY BRUGGISTS
-DUBLIN Sept. 29.-——A' world con-
it was announced by
I.
OLD CARS _‘
Sell Your Old Cars to the %
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
- ing Co. .
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and (‘entcr St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
“a. m-.......
‘ . STATE TAX
Residents of Towns in"Connecticut having assossnnr'
r/Ootober Ist. and owning taxable securities are liable in 12.3..
grates unless the State Tax of {our mills has been paid <2.
Treasurer on or '
Before September 30th
The estate of those who neglect to pay this tax Will 1.. 1mm“
A HEAVY PENALTY
Money on hand or in bank, other than Savings Bank»; . .
Departments of Commercial Banks in Connecticut. is lmln.
above $500.
Instructions and forms sent on application.
G. H. GILPATRIC, State Tl‘t‘iiSlll‘wr
Hartford. ( ,...__
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Salim.
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BOStOH Maid House Dresses
A fall line of‘House Dresses in newand- most atlrac‘ix ,, wdtl
Light and medium colors in plaid and striped {Ill V
and light striped pcrcales. Straight, belied a' l
sash models
illCS
Nurses Uniforms in White, and blue and white Sinpeg
J. I. ~Mallette V
88 Washington Street South Norwalk
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIOKS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK & GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 136;. 22"
£00" Fatty-3p "'3.
I ugh I‘m- NF”
“‘58.. Min."
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Old Floors Disappear
Then in no longer any reason for
tolerating a single scratched. bot-
tered or shabby floor in your home.
Try the New Coating for Old Float!
Wg‘am’ze
WHY
FLOOR ENAMEL
Buy to a ly—drics overnight with
a tough. arable glen that. can be
pushed reputedly without losing
it: lustre. Eight handsome colors.
rm TRIAL OFFER
“'0 went to how hot is:
Sanitary PM! loo-cl MMCo-‘m -
mention iii. ‘ and we'll in
vent-edema.- c urn-wan
(any color) it you buy a flood may-6n
“but“ “£3106". -
ALBERT D. MORGAN
WINCHESTER STORE
84 Washington Stret
South Nor-walk
M B. New. 1888.
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School otters sane and. sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
spices. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls for ach department.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
Upper 8choal offers general and
special courses. College Prepara- .
tory reviews a. specialty. Special l
courses planned fat-those not wish- '
ing to work tor a diploma. I
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The Lower School includes the
Intermediate and Primary Depart- .
meat. 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 “u,- charge ot-Ullian Sherwood- l
Newkirk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 9 a. In. Wednes-
day. September'll. 1921.
‘MISS MARGARET R.
BRENDIJNGBB, A. B.
:n;
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LEARN
THE RULES .
and how to
USE
THE RULES
gnuuuuLL"
~RbSDNESS
COLLEGE
DAYS AND EVENINGS !
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PHONE 314-2 »
The Royal Auto Painting Co.
Have moved into their new dust 1)?sz
shop. doing high class Auto Painting
and Trimming. ‘ ‘
corner Scull; Edam _
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and,
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Asa-set
Woodward 5 Avenue
PHONE 901
Undergarments
These garments give double wear because of exclu-
sive patented features
l-Reiniorced by extra shield “around armhole.
z—Adjustable button band. eliminates draw—sir:
3—Pitted back Without gathers or darts.
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 tin sv
‘ garments at moderate 1111004.
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... 3mm :CRRnEnMRt'MQW» . -
36 ‘Vashington Street .
1‘ XIII/3759?:
’. Gehebe,s Prompt I
527 it's Here If It's Houseware. Delivery
1‘ FALL BRIDES
ow is the time to select your stock of Kitchen needs and Hnnw
hold Furnishings for the New Home
have a complete line of Kitchen Utensils to fit every po- 1.-
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in Aluminum. “‘hite and Gray Enamel \\‘are. Attractito
Sets and Open Stock American Porcelain, Rcsscd or (121
Tableware, Pyrex Glass Bakery Ware. Everything
for the Laundry
SOUTH NORWALK
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25 WASHINGTON STREET
Lower now than a year ago. Best grad‘s, 5‘7
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THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY (ll.
DEALERS IN MASON‘S MATERIALS
108 Water Street South Norn'al‘n
COAL
PHONE 113 FOR
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‘C-S'A W SHOES
For Sturdy Little Americans
Children everywhere enjoy the comfort. and good 1‘»:le cf
these wonder-wearing shoes.
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Nature Lasts—Goodyear \Yelts—Flexiblc
Cost a trifle more, cheaper in the long run.
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STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6 P. M.
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