ens m NORWALK
Continues um {um Pus‘
tot evening at Christchurch.
in». Elisabeth Lomis i. visit . .Mr.
_ ”gnu. Harry alder of End. or-
», we barge Kenny Girls has been
“barging a. cargo or anthracite at
m Harris & Guns docks. armament Conference. at which flme'
l‘lcsidcm Harding and other notable.
in the Government of the United
States will be present.
Elaborate ceremonies. have been
planned for the aflair. including the
presence of forty-eight little girls,
one from each State in the Union. who
will be chosen by the Governor: of»
the States. who will have important
duties to perform in connection with
The railroad draw bridge will he’the exercises. ’ '
“W to w-wwls tomorrow morning, Dr. Joseph Tigert. United sum-s
1- .andlnfternoon while necesn-n' rémlrfi‘Comlnissioner of Eduhcfition, in heart-_
If? being mad" 10 HH' bfidgf‘. ily in favor of the idea of the mom-—
ment. and has promised his supp“?t
(.'ontractor A. L. “'00d of First and the support of the twenty-right
street. is suffering f.-om an infected million ech'ool children in tlw [flillvd
left hand. Eur-mined several weeks ago States.
'hen 119 ran 8 Splinter into the back It is expected that Ponzrvre
"This hand. shortly pass a law which will rwrmit.
[119 Children of the various Stale-s to.
Frost fish are lit-fining to run in be custodians of tho Carrillflll-
Inger numbers due to the cold wen- This will mvnn that tho children of
ther of the past week. Mackerel have-lac}, gm". will be responsmle for each
not. made their appearance as yet illls'Slatv's hell. Th..- funds for the estab-
nenson. and local fishermen are somc— :Ilyhmn-llt or the i‘nrrlllun are to he 34--
. what doubtful about there being a big mlrmi from th» lwnnlt-s of the children
run this year. ,m‘ the United Stairs. who will for-
V - Hulrd m m to Mr. Alb-s. president of
The fillifi'tk finniro‘rsn ry ('3‘ if‘o- lIlL'K.“ Rank. :1! \S'ashlngton. I). C.
Founding of ill» “Woman's auxiliary ofh F'nllm-cticui. which has furnished
the Episcopal chum; “ill in; ”l. 'vvrrll I;.ll[«r().\llllal"l_\‘ 815.000 towards the
ed by special prayers at the morning Lt'lifl‘lllng of the movement, will in:
*rvlce at Christ 'l’llll’v'll ln!ll¢':."r';\\ lmlluls-d. Ly lit-ins: allowed to he one
morning. '0: my four busv bells of the Carrilion.
it in expected that a. total of $500.0an
Will have been sat-cured by January 131.
m‘ lilo.- and m:- work of the completion of the
I'urrilion will be the next four years.
m the entire term of President Hard-
’nemberl of St. Agnes Guild of
'M church are completing plan:
“hr the Halowe'en social to be held
lag-name)! evening the 27th.
‘ F—F‘irenien’s Fair. Community hut.
*5! Norwalk. Free Dancing. Door
‘m every evening.
“l'l'
, 1'
ill!-
Another live uni ‘n-
corded last “Vt'lllllL' ;-‘
layflowo-r Hob-l my a, 2
"lg there an. 7': ‘m 5'!" "ii
tires on tho o; "‘l‘a.tll)ll‘.‘ 2.1 program}. ing.
I“ evening l‘ur \ilw: . Lowlldlfi and it is hoped that when the Carriliml
Jarvis (-ntrrtnllnll an exhibition is finished and tthV'ictorr’bt-ll is
of fanny Ann/l; : wllrh was nlllr'h rlp- 's-ounded for the first time. that thi-
preclnil-d. ,‘.‘t.!‘.l§:.‘.' ".14.le will wit- Liberty hell will have been recast int
urns tho» rind.- r.- night of the fair. its own metal. and that it will hof
sounded simultaneously with the Vic-
l
- . tory hell. l
ROWA YTON i The designer of the Victory hell is;
iSolon Rorglum. of Slh'f‘l‘mllliu and a.:
replica is at the headquarters of the!
Association. at “'all fli"“o". '
. . I
'lhern an- vlgllt pullols. .
lain the reproductions of the flowers?
.pidu d llv (.Olllni‘lllS when he lzlndml.
‘1!) America. Then .too. tilt-re are- pzln- [
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gnaw} n?" "11::
Ylll Hill
:5 "\"‘.’l-
14/
’rfle
.~Il.’f"’
l.\..""
i:
Thomas HUl'l-a. of “"581 Shi‘- a\'~--
nuo, Wilt: has lull-ll visiting: frisllds ln'
Brooklyll.__l\. Y.. is expectml to return
homo- in u lew days.
which con- ‘
.» n
Mrs. Blanche {JuFuult OI ltowayton
has awarded thr- contract for an ill-
ternntionul Uncp'lpo Heater to H. A.
liegs-lein.
‘1.“ which will r‘nnlnin lllr- r'rlst repron
llllrtinlls of ill“ PrI-sitlt-nts of
the l'lllH-d Stun-s. 'l‘hl'SP will occupy
Lil”,- llllbl' 0f the Victory llt'll. while
'rl'fil' the top punela Whirh
"Unlzllil similar rl-prmluctions of tlle‘
\‘.'zlr i'rmaitlrnts. f
Ml“. plum tr: to ”llrlvr-i
'l-llnnl v-hildl'n u of .‘x'urwnllc rl (wrluipl
mvlnht-r at :l timv. ‘- l>il [ht loud-Inuit
‘I 9011‘." time nit-r Non-nlhnr lst.
and vii-W the lull. lmrlur’kxu “ill lmi
glvnn nimut the history of tilt- ill-ll and
also ”I" lnmwmrul. ;
Mr. llurtrlllm is thn- sale designer of
jtlle \‘ictliry m-ll. l.llt llm ill-list m‘ thw‘
gm‘m-r sinus- \.ill by lhn
., Mr. and Mrs. \V. l-‘. Ambit-r have N'— ' Art (‘mlw-il, which is conlposrd ul'
turned to their ilonlr in liowuytml 11".1‘ . Mr. Horgium. {ohm—l l Ailks n. Jillllv'S
line having made .1 NW days visit '0 l-f, Fras- r and Al n.l \'. lluztl.
, their son Trncy ll. Ambler in lust“ >
" '” 1m.
l’tzlm
. ~
The Milli-l“?! Nttliv illl’l May lnmvv.
of West Spit.- uvl‘llll“. lt-l‘t this nltlrllinl;
for Wushmgton, H. H. 'l’llo-y will vlzzt
.fl’le [Tililwl sums ’l'rvllslll-j.‘ llulltli'lg
and other rruzl [-(lU‘l‘ a; ill"‘r’fil.
will .
5‘1“}
Vllllllr‘v is
Mine Dorothy Hurt. granddaughter
of Captain and Mrs. i'l'cston Hurt, will
be their W‘W‘k-i’lld guests. Miss Hart.
41. now attending tho- Model School for
(mildren in New 'l'ork city.
3w til-Slzntwl
\\ Hi) 0“ VS T“ H .V()l{\\'.-\I.K
—_.. HOSPITAL '.’
Mr. and Mrs. Ltd-l». of lu-dding. wllo‘
recently pun hast-d Hu-
“—
:lll ldlr tilllSTl'ln. all i“,
prnporty c-f‘ ’[Hlll‘ m not .
" VII”. hurling. on '{rst Side. :lvvllllr. is llllla-ll lllr sulllv lt' ullw whuuhi
will ink: possession ml .‘xnvemlu-r Mt. jitt-‘ia’ \sllrl U'nlls llls- Huvvllllllvlll" in
They \vl‘l not ll‘.‘ ”w ill» dwelling :.t z: :e l't i...:- 5: l.\ m. lnulrtl- \Vl'n 12.1
present. as P-‘O'Vt'l'hl rs : ovdtinns will ’10}’[’l|‘ Ullw'rllllll m. who .‘lll' lilt' Gnu F,"-
made about 1h» lmwiur ol‘ tht- plurvqmvm.
*4 9 in lh" sumo wnv ill" wnplv my”,
Rowzlyinn [lupin-t1 rllurr'llqfi Rev. .thr Nor-walk Ht'm l':ll liusplrnl. it was
Frank S. Finlk T‘Ii;tul'. SundaySer.-!fmn.d»d. lm: in: Ll’l'HI’I' p....,l_ l-llX
.. Joe.- (lct. l0: )llllslllll: \Vorsilip nt-for tho how-fit of all Hm lnnylit' 'l‘lu,
“'3” 10:30 a. m.; lTlH! School at loonz.tlt_v doesn‘t nu l lh-_ hospital U: (ml—
'Ch't‘lstlnn Ellvlf‘mm‘ w-lxit-v at 7 p. vn.,irnl it. .\h) "l”.t‘ll mm «Walllrihlvlrs
and owning xnz‘nvlm lr.’ thr- pastor :.t?tr) the hnslpllul Ill;l\ ll. l'lpl'l“ u ('Ul'ilflr-
-;:J:30- llllllv Clans ”limit: on “'l-tlnrs-lfllo ”lillilui‘ In llw lion-lull Associa-
“y, evening (ilvf, if» at eight for illeztlun. l-‘rnlll lilo- lll- min rs u: ti.» As-
find); of the Hill Chapter of Actg. saw-hum”. lLI- lump! l-l‘ dirt ="lt,.s‘ .4.”-
« —..__ ,'l'(:“i'll. .'\l"l"l¢-‘ m lilo Htwlvl'ul As-
‘f’. An auction snlt- “4;”; conducted :-t Forlnlloll llltHl'll' HII' lulu ‘ml-ulm- .l,
”Ti."“th€ rfifiifklnt’c: (JI- falls llurlin: i‘t‘lv'lil- ;(1/.“|M’ll‘flli‘ lllt'llllfl‘l lnl' ullo _\'l‘.'.l‘ 2-» I
l
lwmmmn alga. mi; “5, l"
the Com I: lndljpalaahlo
tot-9mm ,
a. .-—- ' <
That we owe I big cat of gratitude
to the old elm tree. andjto the cinna-
mon. rosebush, and even to the M:
> \
Victory Bell will be dedicated at 'plgweed that "jeers at. us from- the
Wuhington. I). 0.. during the Bil-{corn rnvs. is driven home to us by
Solita ,Solano in an article on the
microscope in the American boy.
Every one learns. says the writer.
that animals live through breathing in
m the air pure oxygen and breath-
lng 0‘" pulsmnous carbon dioxide. But
how many ever strap
ison 09s a ter
3:1: 22d whim our fresh supply of.
' '-n comes from?
ox; fibres are four-fifths water and al-
most all the rest cnrbon.. They get
the carbon from the air. breathing it
:n through multitudes of tiny mouths.
in one square inch of a lilac leaf there
"'9 160,000
lake into the leaves of the world the
”100.000 09110811; of carbon dioxide
glmt are [unwed daily into the atmos- .
The leaves break up the car- I
“here.
Jon dioxide into its original elements,
:zlrimn and oxygen. They retain the
:orbon and give us back pure oxygen
n return. Thus. they maintain a nat-
tlrzll equilibrium; we owe our very ex-
stence to the trees and plants.
Without the microscope we should
lever have known about the months
if the leaves and what an all-impor-
nnt part they play in our lives.
WHEN THE FLESH “CREEPS”
urination: of Fear and Horror Cause
Progressive Contraction oi the
Emotive Muscles.
When one is greatly frightened and
"immune go out from (h? brain centers
0 the Nectar musdes the progressive
:olltrlu'tinn 0f the latter can be dis-
inctly felt.
lllt'lllii tho t‘lllutlflllfi of fear and lmr-
wr 'zmd is popularly described as a
Trooping" of the flush.
llllpuises \\'hll’i} pass’ out over the
lt-rves from the bmln affect. various
llusrlo-s ill addition to tllnfie aunt-lied
'n the ruins! nf luler. . This fur-t ac-
toullts fur the peculiar behavior uf the
lcilrt when um: is badly scum). for
he ti’llSt'lll'SS of the throat and tho-
:Ix-nl curd; and fur the trembling of
ii" ll:lllli<. etc. A contraction of Ult'
muscular ”SSH“ controlling the blood
.l-awls‘ pnrtly closes lllcln and so shuts
of Mood to the skin.
l'hig uf (-llllm', results in pnlcnovs.
At the same time the llIilllPl'OllS
:zvmlt :hlllxis lll tlze skin .‘er excited
ln-l pnlll“ forth an unusual glnmlllt hf
m-rqnirul‘nn. This causes the oft-
ilii'lliiiillt'd “r0141 sweat." In reality it
'24 lm more r-uld ihzlll any other sweat.
but it St't’lll.‘ Sn but-nus: it occurs “'ht‘ll
llw skill is chilled. due in tile. ('(lll-
sll'ir-tlnn of it“ arteries and capillaries.
—(,‘lt-.vvl.mll l’lllill Denier.
Dollar With Two Heade.
Thl‘ nllly gl-llllim- sliver dollar With
two ht‘nlIH. i. 4:. u ill-till on each side. is
pulled by a southern lllim. wllo oil-
lzllm-ll the t’lll‘lu in New Orleans some
HIM“ LIL:
The
l l lLITHO'.
l'.
Holltllvrllvr not this tlnilllr ill
and for some time was un-
“:er that ii" {.msl-ssl-d anything ull-
ll~llnl lll lilr‘ cuill llllt’. L'nller mn-
howl are the ligllrn-v “1000." the date
'nf the initial stumping, and under the
other head “1900.“
After illvnsliguliun ll‘was found all,
t‘ll:|lll:_\'t‘t' ill the New Orleans mint.
“1an dilly it was .th run the silver
mills through Tt‘hl- dieé in order that
llu- ill-aid might l-l- \lllllli-("l on it. sull-
klillllml :l l‘lll'l‘t’lll silver dollar for the
“Hill llllnwdillll-ly after the head llmi
lll‘t‘ll slumped. leaving the other side
llll~tlllllme 'lllls was ill 1906. 'l'llrm-
.. 11,111 which most vvrrvlhillg v.'.ls ill.\~’(Ulltlillllllli’q ’l\4- vlnllnzq Ylll _\‘v;ll‘:~' l.» jmnrs inter. he run the ('0le through
.«wifpoced of. Some or Mrs. hurling"; :l 'vsllltx-tvv- dull.” umlrillu'lml. :m'l llw slumping machine for the row-rs.-
. .‘plloice articles were you and :n-,. 1.» ‘mr llfl' l5 :llH ll-.il.lr ulnallllullun A -i.l.._ Tho incl that n coin hnd been
.‘l: “in; forwarded to hlvr in (‘zllifnrllin,,il 1|"): I'll/l ll l'JINll'l liar prixileuu nl
fiwhere. she- hlle hr'nn lilim.r for the p.13! l‘. t'lllilf-:"-lllil m 1h:
few years. \anier King-ins. til"
S-r'flvressman. is kv-pl busy moving: fur-
mure from tho home of Mrs.
fling.
Assut‘iulloll. ‘ is
:u- ll.l.~n't “Jule :lt lo-zlst a ll»:-
r«-. lllllllllllll.
hospital is not ll close corpora-
. 2:1.) of the word. It ho-
;longl-l. to lhv people of Norwalk and
._ ' lllr-iclllmrllll: t-olnmunit‘lc-s. N0 sect. nl'
DMEN‘gNOROTON'W‘HF Ul." glmlp r-rmlrnl: it. hay and
' ~ ' Illlght it stands rvudy to serve. without
"‘ "— .distim-llnn (if rm‘v. color. (Tend 0r
M73. Howard ”0“." 19 NWTN'HHS a. putty. 'l‘hut point 1.01 he made
few weeks in Boston with relatives. ‘tnu emphatic.
Hun you thought how
_irl‘l~ it is to run your lmspitul? Haw-
entertainlng (Sui. of you ever thought (if the "1"“ null
’\\'Onit‘ll wl'u are activt ill its nlnnazv-
lmml .l-w fi‘lSt‘
l .
itinilnz'
Ii'll'.| 'l‘ll'
,‘liml ill w-nsl.
('.ln
. —-——~—« cvvr iii; a
Miss Edith Cantrell of the Post I
. .J’load has been
town friends.
mom? 'i‘llc\ are not paid handsome
Mrs. Andrew TaYlor and daughter salaries. 'l‘lley :lrt- not paid at all.
_-«II'EU€'Tlt9 are exvt‘cted to Ten-"'11 Tlu-ir work is ltst-ll‘ (I. trig contribution
me tomorrow. 'to tllr hospital. 'l‘lwy nrr- unpaid pull-
. ‘ llc servants fulfilling a public trust.
. Br. and Mrs. Oliver Parlotte. of
The doctors. too. deserve the public's
appreciation (or what they have done
all thiOU§h the wars to build up the
llospiml in its present stair of effici-
" '_—“— !f‘ll(_\'.
. .4, MP8- Edward 15- “CHGICY. Who fig- The community is saving thousands
flared in the auto accident in which of dulluls equy year through {lli‘
warm Taylor was killed. is expected \Vllllni‘rnnsc or ”159 men and womt-n
«to return home tomorrow. Men whose
llusim-ss are not for
“fiomton Heights are among the visit-
” in Atlantic City. where they will
main for a few weeks.
,tl) \"Orl-z for the lrspitul.
'l.oIl--‘ ou‘widr ol
. Miss Theresa Hoyt was one of the sale at nnv prin- are freely giving:
guests at the private musicale given run-e and tiil'l'llg’h to tho Norwalk
In Hotel Davcnport. Stamford, Wed- Hospital ' 'lht') are doing your work
;an:l ll-nlr. The)? are willing to do it
. butausc it is frr thi— reliof ofrrsuh‘er-
Mr. and Mrs. \K'illlam.«l. Deverlll in; ma lcr inc (Cl'lnlon good. And
and family have rztprned from Tar- we will find they have administerml
'rytown-on-Hudsou. where they have their public trust with. economy and
been visiting the past. few days. yemclr-m-y. Monday we shall t'lke-up
- - 'whnt it costs to run the hospital. giv-
George \V. SCNlChtlflS 50"} his in: huts and figures which the pub-
,groperiy on Railroad avenue. known Ii’.‘ lugs lm- night to know.
a. the “Old Hank Building.” to Her-
, bert Wilmott of New Yorlga brother
of William \\'ilmott of the Post Réad.
aesduy. by Mme. Lord-Wood.
l .
STOLEN BICYCLE RECOVERED.
A bicycle owned 'by Joseph Yost. eon
of Mr. and Mrs. John Yost. of 26 Dr-
.V Among the Week's list of those who chard street. was stolen yesterday
were hunting is Czu‘l Adams. who from the roar of St. Mary's parochial
' with several of his friends“ went on a. school. A report was made to the po.
hunting trip to Bedding Woods re- lice.
gunning with a bear and three rabbits. A few hours later. the bicycle wa'sl
recovered in the possession of a nine
year old looal boy. He was riding it
on Tierney street.
‘ The. adjuster of the City of New
York . Automobile Insurance Com-
“was in town yesterday morning.
, the
of ~New York, Monday
mprninz
put in. in tho tlrst instance. to replace
”in llzlll‘minell dollzll‘. prevented detec-
film.
What It Cost; to Stop ‘rraln.
An ordinary passenger localn0<
livl- willmnm-s :l pound of fuel for
m'r-ry 52 {wt it travels. l-lavll unneces-
~':lry stnp lllllvlt- with n heavy freight or
train represents ll fuel
from 500 to 750 pounds
of coal, depending on the weight of
Ull' train, the length of the stop
Hill] the grlule conditions. A brake.
”llf‘ nlr lmlk on n train of 50 freight
curs lull: been known to causeu loss«lf
:u- lllucll us 2.540 pounds of coal ill at
li‘ll-llllul‘ pvrind. The loss of coal (:‘tlt‘ll
time a modern locomotive pops off for
l‘lvl- minutes is about 75 pounds. if in-
colllutive lirclllt-ll were to save a little
more than one shovelful of coal out of
each ion used the total saving would
be equal to nearly 1 per cent of all the
coal handled. Floyd W. Parsons in the
World's Work,
[nwsvllzr'l'
luvs of
Bird Migration to Siberia.
With the autumn season comes the
migrathn of birds. From Britain
they migrate to Africa; in Australia
the birds fly away to eastern Siberia.
During the Australian winter the snow
melts in Siberia and it becomes an
elysluln for birds from every country
of the East. A few days after the
snow has gone punsles, anemones, and
dwarbroses appear in flower and the
birds find a rich store of cranberries.
crowberries. and Arctic strawberries
for food. The lnrufll of birds into
eastern Siberia at migration times is
one of the most marvelous sights in
the world; every pool left by the
melting snow is black with them. The
Australian birds have the longest
journey to make of all, coming from
8,000 miles away.
-—Svec‘s Orchestra at Forresters’
The lad was arrested and will hr Bazaar Town Assembly Hall tonight.
given a. hearing-in the Juvenile court Special entertainment features.
4 ., '."
{9 think where .
it is bmtbed‘l
months These orifices‘
This sensation commonly ‘
l
‘-~
' in the L'nltt‘d States there are jun:
50 men who are entitled to wear the
iCnnL’feiiBlOllill Medal of Honor. The
lphotogrnpil shows Patrick kKyle of
lBoston. the national commander of
lthe organization embracing these 50
[honored persons.
TRY THIS FDR INDIGESHON
Foley Cathartlc Tablets are Just thef
~QoYati. idCompound rr(att5atnl
{thing for constitution. Thrir action
:t: wholesome and thorough cleansing.
lwithout griping 'nausea or inconveni-
lence. They banish headache. bilious-
Lness. bloating. gas. bad breath. coated
{tongue and other symptoms of disor-
ldered digestion. Mrs ll. J. Mar-
:chard. 36 Lawrence St" Salem. Mass».
.writes: "I used Foley Catllartic Tab-
lleta for constipation with good re-
.suits.
:Stillson—Powell Corp.
WIDE TOP SHOES
For Stout People
Can Be Bad at
Max Le‘vy’s
‘Shoe Store.
81 80. Main St, 80. Norwalk
1221—92—5
No connection with any other store
A- .._._
Having
Plumbing Troubles ?
W. J. Ungvary
HAVE YOU A
DOLLAR ?
Start a savings llt'f'vllllt
: now while it is all your ?
mind,
The dollar has shrunk
considerably silll-v tho
days before the War but
do not forget that thvro is
a good deal of spring to it
yet and that it is going: to
get larger again.
By saving your dollars
now they will not only
earn other dollars. as in-
terest, but every dollar is
going to grow large be-
cause of the increasing:
purchasing power that it
will have as prices become
lower. Prices, have now
reached and are passing
their peak and never was
it, as profitable to save as
it is now.
Remember that. as the
dollars grow larger, they .l
may also be harder to get.
—.- M__..._.. . -_....,--..._..._.._. .....
__.___..._..—_.._.~._....._-. .4.--_- ._ _
"THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO. '
South Norwalk, Conn.
-A. M. woosren
Am Aw“!
“to Examiner U.‘ Patent Offlcu
PATE‘N T S
M for Booklet on PM
‘ t to Man. 3:. “flan-sort. Cw’
Automobile Painting and Trim-
ming—Bodiee—Repairs _
High ”Ginsu Work . Our . Specialty
.l a. ‘
r
I keep them in the house‘-
i
Call 2389 for l
“on. " mm no... the. éxazca» A
’ .tion '9
818 00“.
were, no
0.5318 WINOrk 93 model"; V 0
43.43.13; or com AND
F0 R WOMEN AND.- M lSSES
,.
”mumunumnnm
from$£98to$198
Norwallu. Priced Fifty Per
than elsewhere
-.-..-.cu...
The largest selection of Hats in the
Cent lower
“We: 9:..st
"
o
Shhh !
Creeping ‘
Shadows on
the Wall!
.Thrills and mystery lurk with
tile Suit-mu owls, spooks and
big black mm primed on Den-
nison err-1w. or cut from mat-
Stock all l‘vmlj:
to use.
And we jluve
galuliaono
table covers. napkins, hats and
favors for
parties.
The F. & K. Stationers
South Main Street
IIaLluwe'cn's gay
muggegm v
Footwear of Fashion for Women
PatentGdQZ-strappnmp, byllouisX'Vheels $595
PatentGolt Oxford, plain , English walking heels $5.95
. Black Satin. 2-strap pump. High Louis XV heels and
BabyLouisXVheels $5.9:-
$435 to $7.95
70-72 North Main Street ;
At Angevine’s
$49.00
Torrington
VACUUM
CLEANERS
afi'ord the easiest way of
doing the dirtiest
housework
AN GEVINE
Funiture C 0.
, South Not-walk.
/<« .
4.1- - . .. :...
Women’s Sport Hose
AND FALL
UNDERW'EAR
We maintain a perfectly bal-
anced stock of Union Suits
Medium and Heavy
Weights
$1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00
Flannel Shirts—Sweaters
Costello ’
Men’s Shop
21 North Main Street
Costello’s .
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Daily Service Between New York & Nor‘walk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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Main Office, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office; 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
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Second-hand parts and tires to
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108 Water Street South Nor-wall.
COAL
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