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MOl‘lDAY, OCT, 1'7, 192].
* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT?
Two Centsa. word; minhnumcharge 50¢ per line; 37m: $1.00. Campanile Price.
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was.‘ W i ' who»;
" ‘ _ 51243351931 sum. .1’ 1.“
“‘ Alfred J). ishaw: tenor in the 'quar-
w” ‘ .
' TE ' ESS NOTICE
‘. _ SIN
_ , WAN ‘ D i SMALL TRANSIENT AID-
\ ~. -. . i;lu--Young men (2) age Is-zll VERTISEMEMS' ARE VERNO-lfd HUGHES
' ; .u») with manager on advertis- STRICTLY CASE VOCAL Iag¥RUCTOR
.‘ .- 'lllpnlgil. Hume high school ed- Ever Frlday
,. ‘ nu \pply Mr. Conway. Hotel;
\: l ll 1: mo. Tuesday 8:30 A. M.
\V‘ANTIIM—Couple on private place.
‘in‘q- for cook and general house-
vrorl'. mid man fOr working foreman.
Afiress M. l". 1}. (no Sentinel.
\V' :4‘. lOl‘L \Vrlh l'vrmuncnt c—o SMI-
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TVA \"i‘lljerHur-ll hOllsI'. somo
mounds. m-ur South Norwalk stu-
Iiml,’ in rcsnlenllul SICllol’ll Scnd full
p'-:'H‘Hl:irs. J. Ellis. lliI \Y. f'4lh St.
i\'- 15' York.
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' r . Hui-s on (lrr‘ssr-s :xn-l “'[lISlS,' also
‘ 1w ‘ hnnll workers. Apply AL N.
N V. ilol‘l‘ .K- Co.
\V.‘-\’l‘l:h———'l'o 1:011: double house
\‘2! nil improw-mr-nts. Centrally
1.. 1.4 Apply lmmlner Feed Co.
'.~ ,ll'“.
M" l x'l‘lzl- riflmlr for alteration
.. ..1. 51. ml): work all year round.
N I‘..'1wl.l\lll A. Son. 210 Atlantic St...
Sw .‘unl. Conn.
M ‘ \"i'ltl‘l—A {cw washings to be
5;..- l; Norwalfl. i’l.‘
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WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleeversufellers. neck band
runners. and neck baud setters. to
Elf-O‘l'leliced sewers on plain needle
,. machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.
: TO LET
(. l.l-Z'l‘—l~‘urnlslied room with board
I” l privati- .. family; also furnishv (l.
.tl(-n'.:xn for Sllppf-l‘ only. Helm--
in.
. l.l-I'l‘~'l‘\\'0 largo unfurnislIt-d
z noms “llll hull} uml r-llclric llLTlllS
liiilil lxmlswklwping. 4 “1-51 .\\o-..
'llx Nul\\.llk.
! |.!-."l’ (l mu:- fur ll!‘§1(‘:ll‘$.’ll All.
my in llli .\ u . llm ll \\'l‘lml\\zllll
‘ l l-Z’l‘ Ill l"l;|.\ Hill llond. 1v
' ‘HI'I'IN ;' lIUillH. l-\ll‘1l kill‘hL-llrlll‘,
ainille l'or one or tuo l‘nmilies. l‘ur-
L‘lztli or lll‘l'urnlsln-ll. Alonlhly
-' l'nl. $8 to $10 per room. Ownr-l'
”411' l'l'Si‘l‘it’ sulll- (his. (‘lf'CIl‘lf‘llSfl
:2 I. III'- plm'vs. Lair-iv”. Elnul';
lll-IN’l‘A 'l‘hrl}~ furnisliml rooms.
"cat and bath. two minutes Wall:
71 “1-51 Ann 1'. l.i\lu:‘s\ml l‘lm'c.
, . IT- r.\cv. 7. 'll‘nur rooms, til-1rd
I'. ll l..t\\lun. l’.‘ Cllvslnnl
"-1.. So. Nuiwnllc.
.-
N‘VAN'I‘l-llifli‘ or F. 11mins: guests for
ill-Imam n? homo Iv lllllllllE'S out of
. IVNN'I‘lCli-«Af‘url or Vinny: unmun for
1 (HM Ht hOmC'. 21 “'00:! Street.
01".! $18 per weelc. steady work. Also
01 m nml board for ’23. Also lull“ or
w .\lr:-. A. l-llrtzzlé-r. b I‘ulniuu
‘.
r. ltu-Hl 3-2” Uh. Adults. lin-
I‘l. (lumgv. l‘llum’ L’i‘Tl.
I'l" l-‘nrnldn-d. houses, 6 rooms
.., an m llm'n: .\ loom :lml Eur.
- ‘Vl'llr‘: 10 room um] garage-
lllll‘lYTll--lll'<l. (it'll. Mitchell.
1m} iwzww 2! n. m.
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31‘; r s .. ,lg. mun-P, house-
~ -..v‘ >"z‘-'.'v' rooms.
4r {rll‘lli 3.; ”'1‘. li'll H (‘Oill «Q
:w.~.._. | _ lg; ,Hri.r:.:.:mi~:. (Winn.
‘1‘. lie: ’;~ Hg-‘lm u: lump negotiable
’1‘.» l l} ' yaw». mum». cum} luvnrinn.
l l:l‘ . '. .z ( ullfil'l'. or ll. u'llrt“
:17 a
hill SALE
1 ' v - .
. 1. Mrs»; 6 rooms With all im.
tom ~. and garage. SE‘COl'lll (lis‘
.. .. .................... $7.000
l' Ml; lmnue'. :lll improvcmcnls
"l llnur, first district $6.000
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
« FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
South Not-walk
10 rooms—All improvements.
9 rooms—All improvements.
Price $7,500 each.
[I 'E'Ili'“
' J. M. LAYTON & 00..
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
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_- '7 l’ROFESSIONAL
Pay. cc and Popular Music Taught
In 25 Lessons
1.: v WINN METHOD
“ash'ngton St Phone 2721
Studio dpen Now
MRS. L0 lSE CANFIEL
; D
_ {Dre/Etc Lessons in Dancing
. Class on Wednesday Evening
~u-m uub Classes Arranged
\- .. 7 West A\e Tel. 1838
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. l.lI'l‘——F‘urnisln ll. :L '1 room homo. '
Hull lllllll'0\6‘nlt‘ll[>‘. l‘imn Nov. 1:»! l0
H33! Estate Insurance“. CHOCOLATE SHOP
advertisingds accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons. and
immediate collection. will be made
for same.
FOR SALE 7
Hal; SALE—(inc Dodge touring car
in (-xcclh-nt condition. Inquire
Se-lllllllil liliiCr. guy.
—4 w
.I'IWYQ S_\l.l-I—-Kllchell range. cheap.
\4 Sn. Alum Street.
1061: S.\l.l-L~~Curage business. Own.
61' must st-ll owing to poor health.
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1:01: SALI-l—Thorougfibbred French
i-uwilvs. Call 2017. ‘
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FOR SALE—Ferrets, 85.00 each.
rither sex. young and old. Bird.
rabbit or fox hounds. Stephen. 8.
Gregory. Cranbury.
l-‘OR SALE—15 pigs weighing about
. 75 to 100 lbs. each. Inq. Edward
Gnrllck, Canfleld Avenue, East Nor-
,walk’. Phone 1879.
FOR SALE—Cottage. 6 rooms and
station and trolley. Inquire
Griffin. 36 Gregory Boulevard. Tele-
phone 1320.
Telephone'orders for this kind of 166 80. Main St, .
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 822
For information address 939 Edlie
avenue, New York City.
MRX‘ENXY LEE T0
3
ian church at New York, was» heard
by mam" :11 the South Nor-walk Metho-
dist church last night at the evening.
church service. - Mr. Shaw's singing
was profit rly neither showy nor spec-.
tacular. but beautiful. devotional and
reverential. He has a high. clear and
reliable longi- voice of much sweetness
of tone. llis selections were well
Chosen and in fine harmony with the
service. The first was from the1
“Triumph of David" by Huck; “I‘IOVV
.long ‘mn thou forget me." and seem—
ingly new to most of the congregation
from Ml-nllclssohn's "Elijah." “If
to
$40.00 attached.
Sharon's Garage
East. Norwalk.
\‘t‘intlcr Tops
tops for
Phone 2825-2
Ford cars
with all your hearts 3-“ truly seek
the mind M be 8011?: attain and again.
Gonscinnk‘s hymn “Softly now the
make.
itlon and
m AUTO manna . . l
'1“ overhaul and repair your car, and imm-c-sslxe close to the servicc.‘
in 80.13! on m It“ or notl‘ t I (1
113mm: mm ‘ Spec- leaves 1 v 1mg: 0 w esircd.
gift All work guaranteed. Elton. and the (use With Which he adaD‘S'
no Taylor A. .
Curbing Gutters.
FOP. SALE—On account of leaving
town will sell gas range and all
kinds of household furniture. reason-
nblc to quick buyt r. 13 First Street.
East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Six weeks‘ old pigs.
Chester “'hite and Duroc Jersey
crossed. nice large strong pigs $6.00
ouch dclivm‘edr Drop card. Lou
Hawkins. 28 Howard Ave, E. Nor—
u'nlk. Cl. I
FOR SALE—Fine old Violin 'cello.
chct tour. a bargain. Only $25 if
Sulll this “ml". PhOl‘K' 231.1.
-———
FOR S.\l.E~—A genuine Reed baby
i carriage. natural color. in good can
rillllflll. $15.00. Phone 5:26.
‘I‘OR 83L}? A (‘cnl wood. in all lcnzths
. supplied prompzly, Phone 23. Ledge-
\\'n0ll l-‘urm. Ask for superintendent.
FUR SALE --.§ six per chIt first class
i nlurllegv m $3.3m: on an improved
(mu-nun «Inc "Illa from Romh Nom’alk
talion. P. O. Box. 154 Weslport, Conn-
FOR SALE-~Xew 50 gallon paraffin
llnf‘d barrels. The fine-st grade sea-
soned oak. $4.00 each, Syrup barrels
S:’..00_each Whiskey barrels fresh
ompned. $3.00 each. New oak kegs,
paraffin lined all sizes. best and (-1195!)-
(‘5! price in the stale. Special prices
on lm‘ce lots on :Inv of the above.
('arlozul lors innnedinwlv delivered.
RPF'nolrls Poultry Farm. Hizlilaml arc»
nuv, plump 11136, ‘
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“Yum, Yum,”
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first r-pocnlul of
our Ice Cream. You can’t help but
exprcss yourself that way. (or
when our cream is made the best
way it brings forth the best nex-
presslon. '
Ice Cream is more than a paints
tlckler—lt is truly one of the beat
foods we have—always inviting-
always appealing. If you haven’t
tasted our brand you do not know
what good Cream 13.. ‘
THOMAS’
84 South Main St, 80. Norwtlk
K
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOENT
District of Norwulk. ss. l'robnl»
:‘ourl. October 14th A, l), 1321.
l-Zstatl- of James 1.. Henderson into,
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrutrix
exhibit her Administration account to
this ("curt for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate offices in Noxwalk. on the 26le
:~ lb (133' of Octohr: 19:1.
HENRY \V. GREGORY
/
wk
stuve‘lime. See Angevine.
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f , . l";lir'll«-|.1 _\-,,.'
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. mlmsman. a Classified Ad.
L SIGN PAINTER
‘Signs of every description and
nuywli ere ,
Phone? _ Electric Signs a_ Spcciahy:
. - 1' A; Tbth _
, 10 Ballast!» Mm . 0R7“
.lli
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W. J’ LYON.“aa Pine! in the church has been remarked by.
no 2047 20 I
MASONRY—OARPENTRV
CK, STONE, G ERR-L
CONCfiTE
W
Wain. new: '
l. CLARK .-
80. Nomlk. C‘-
Lawn Rolling. Con-
crete and Tar Walks
Work Dons in First claret!
FROM' THE FAOTO
THE H0
mum-gel.
bath. and two car garageer-egory :cushlonlof ‘11
Boulevard. near the water. railroad!
.. on teeth; Drop us
“’5' tale how for "pram-flu
L Am‘ ass co.
NORWA K M 82.80. Norwalk.
Franklin and Monroe
NATHAN a. MILLER
General contracting. Pain
pnper hanging.
Estimates che
A. Nathan.
8. Miller.
10 Spring Street.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint
and keep it from
room: decorated.
“‘1!“ paper. an
20 to 40 per cent on
Alexander
Kai-walk.
WI, .
‘ sold unmarrl'
‘sgudor rt,\ I
to t» v
tmgsnd
err!!!
T3. my".
Hex-walk. Conn. {
our housei
YO YO!!!"
Ask for my prices;
I! paints. Save tram;
labor and ma”;
Wihite. zibowo Stu
‘9»—
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance 5
skins of all kinds.
Phone 318. .
Add?!” 71
trips to ’
street. I_
W!
CARRIGAN mam, loch um lent;
- distance trucking of all kinds i
once Leary a 00.. Phone 1m. Bonus
phone 863.”
“gm of dnv." which made a beautiful
Mr. L'Hnmmedieu's accompanying
himself and his playing to all the sin-
g”; who in recent months have sung‘
many. The choir last night sang- the!
GOTTA. musical ofi‘crtory number “Mast thou
not known." by Pflueger.
The text of the evening sermon was
all All ..m1 of good cheer." The pastel-said
the Bible wast'he most cheerful book
_ in the world. It smiles at timcs
through tears: but it smiles. Its
vi:\\‘ m‘ the inevitable hardships 0f
life. the, “thousand natural ills that
. . filth 05511“: mammalian 'nesh is heir to,” Is that they areal:-
-JAI’ imam «CHURCH. ’ " ‘ clplinary. meant for thedeeaeninz and.
enriching of life. the growth or cour-
was much enjol’f'd- The second was,
a‘ge and‘fgreatness. the’ma’king. of ”a
man. Its View of the; mysterious pow-
ér that holds our life ‘at i‘ts"'disfi”osal is“
that... there is a. God. that. he is can; '
Wife of the Fifth avenue Presbner- corned about us all. and't‘hat even as
individuals, and that he is not very :‘ar
from each one oi: us. Its viewot sin
is that it is a dark tyrrany, but a. dark
tyrrany whbse power may be broken:
for the "law of ~the spirit ethic-in
Christ Jesus" makes us free from the
law of sin and death. Its View of
death itself is one of cheer. For it is
only a seeming, not a reality. It is a.
thoroughfare. not a. blind alley. For
all who desire it and strive for it there
likightness beyond; a. new and better
day beyond the sleepwemalkdeath.
For though from cutout borne of
tlme and place the. tide may hear us
far
'We hope to see our Pilot face to
him.“ and left its haunting melody in face. when we have crossed the bar.
Next Sunday evening Mrs. Jenni;
and us .L'h'dt thought in the heart. Lee. soprano. will assist the choir in
Following the Sl‘x’mon Mr. Shaw sang the music. Mrs. Lee. has had wide Ex-
pcricnce in church and concert. work.
has during the mist season been giving
concerts with Harriet \Vare,'American
composer. and is at the present time
booking converts with ’Hai‘riet “'arc
and Edwin Markham. the American
Port.
Time Is Money.
“Charlex. tuber." said young 1&3:
Tomkins, al'm going Io rmd poet“
after this." "What for?" "It saves
so’much time. There are so many
open ”spaces. in poetry that the. timfia
required to read a page Is materially
midtown} z”
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u—The Best Sale'szmui. sensual Ad. '
:
I
moitzure
T mums.
$4.700: morizaé‘e Him“.
1 house, 6 rooms.
mortgage 82mm.
l haw l\'.'il»f;lllliij~' houses. beautiful '
homes, larms, shore pz‘op‘
: - WILLIAM. E. ”Emir
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy than
7 rooms,
$2.600; mortgage $1,009.
7 rooms.
$3.500; mortgage $3,900
7 looms.
mUI‘iHIIg-' $32
7 rooms
$3.30“; morfzagi- 515'“
7 room“.
Simm, mortgage 31.11““.
T mums.
$1.500: mozlgacc Sitar"
7 rooms,
mortgage 5.2900.
7 rooms.
lllortgzlgzr‘ SLIM".
7 rooms
I morrgngc $2.“ M.
ll'.lll~"‘S. 7 rooms.
nxorrzngn
I) lawns.
$1.3m".
My time is yours. Swartz &. Corbdfl
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Sex-walk,‘ 9
Marvin Beach,
Q" ’
g-..)
Broad River,
Broad River
C ranbury, $3,500;
1015,
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(Wrought fr
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' 997 Main St. 2 P. 0. Arcade
INTERNATION » ,
' STERLING *
Mssterisié‘cés Ofthé Classic:
. FAIRGHILD & SONS, INC. &
Esgbh‘zrhed 1865. “At the Signs of “the Cmmes .
TRIANON DESIGN
(1" HF. Trianon design. of _
. Intemationai.5terfing,
wrought from solid silver,
will go down through'thc
ages as one of the highest
achievements of master
silversmiths.
A never-tirina sterling sil'
vet Creation 313: will gain
in beauty and worth as
time rolls ore-the pride
of possessing it increasing
with the heritage of each
generation.
Trianon. (1:; investment:
prices, is now on exhibi—
tion‘in single pieces and
complete table service.
Bridgeport, 00""-
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S. D. G. CANDY C0;
WHOLESALE CONFECTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
(JONES
53 Osborn Ave., Eas: Norwalk,
Phone 479-13
llu' full magnificent stren
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST‘
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Page 8: Shaw, Park & Tilford,
Green Seal, and Russell’s
CANDIES - -.
Inniceablc in this record.
JXSTITUTE ‘ ‘ and ‘ ‘ THE
:lay of October 1921. at 10 o’clomil
l'crenoon; and -?-al al. persons intcr-.
("stcd in said [‘lstl‘c may be notified;
tl.(rcof. the Administr-ztiix will CauSui
this order to be mzluelu-(l in a Ila-1x37}
imp“ having a. cirlnlation in suidi
lislrict. at least fix'v a}: before said 'strcet; died suddenly Saturday while.
Visiting hcr sister. Miss Julia Nichols. '
(of Southington: Conn. The deceased
k Judge.'was Well known in Norwalk. wlicrl‘
she had many close Friends.
Burial services will be ‘m-ld “'edm-s- I
day from the home of the dcce-asml
sister in Southingtonf
be taken
—It's getting \Vinter lime and”
the,
ficmted and __
Deafls and Funcréls I l,
. Miss Ella M. slum. '
)hss Ella M. Nichols. of 86 Main
Funeral of George H. Osterbauks.
The funeral of Georgi.~ H. Oster~
was held-
funeral
Stannnrd.
street. Reg, George B. Tompkins of;-
burial vwgs ., in.“ River-sicko i
The body will
to Perth
of 7'
Main '
drums.
Cl ‘
are stately. fine and dign
l
.A. J
and you can hear the: U
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A. FeW‘J _ -
‘ Victor Records
PLAYED BY . f 7-
THE UNITED STATES MARI E BAND.
' Which Plays Monday, Oct. 17th, at the .
'Norwalk Armory . .' -
1621'9»——“LI.\7(‘0LN CENTENNIAL MESH” ‘isgpluycd with
Mnm‘ii‘y and power. A rattle and skirl'of wood winds is
187$5~Tlsese are two new marches “THE MARINE CORPS
‘a manner beyond common praise. They are swift and
active in style with a powerful melody underneath.
162.59..--:\IAI:so\'I.x WAL'l‘Z"‘—Brisk Italian waltz with a.
clear. strong, vigorous tone and fine in tempoand rhythm. >
1849éfl—"THE NATIONAL EMBEELI BEECH" isblaltedlout
in quick march fluid. It has a simple melody underneath
accompanied by the shrilling pic-coins and beating of
15768~H€FP are two splendid marches: “PRESIDENT
HARQING" am “NATIONAL CENTENNIAL.” They
and smash of true military compositions. -
GET ONE. OR MORE OF THESE AT THE '
y“?
gth of. this bandggnd immense
RIFLE REGIMENT" played in
|
ified yét played with the vigor
S. marine Band. whenever, *
1' Weather Forecast .5
Once! flléflstrik‘mg signs of the 6nd
3 use ofaoiid silm
l
is the ever increasiu
in Alum?
There is hardly; home todnxrnhich.
does not own. at least a few pieces of
the height of its nub»~
to own. 3‘ complete 4
ewolx-y stores are reap lend, eat
"with exquisite samples: of Waiver.
smith’s ark/Collectors 0(me
silver are increasing
there have-boonsnany rem _ f
to the Jim 9n the salami.
All this is a rather extraordinary
development. Only three centuries Igo.
solid silver sag-vicezlwere the exclufln
negative 0 my ty.
23y on tho tableulf kings and
—and thcn only upon occasions of state.
7 _ as the symbol of
elegance and magnificence,
fore (it only for the
By the time ofourown Colonial days. _ .
solid silver had. m m ,
used. Allthe first ‘
mics owned their solid 81
ously handeditdowu . . h
ted our first president.
Wilmi- to New
dowtfihtnthe new.
solid silver, —
A One saw the!!!
familie-pf the 0010- '
upon general
some oithe f:
York to be "melted
cat and most elegant 3
But not until today has solid Silva
ram" begin to come i
modern American family _
rile u'lmt solid silver Is and
mild silter. the
beheadiflthm
I W,
ink-the most per-K
is lac-ginning"
means It rccogm ’ ‘5 in.
symbol of deganccrt
E'h-‘i-h “”35? fig
eir oom u /,
manent form of investediwgnlth.
All Wabash-It a trend-dons boom
to the art of the silyquluith. Allal'lcfill
designers are_ turning out the most em
Vasic medieval
m Of‘my;
new mince. of
m
amdmim the best
aria“ modernism
and m
beauty and utili
A glam.mce of this adaptivn
genius is found in Trinnon, a new cru-
tion of the Master Silversmiths. TM
3 highuot idcds of ancient Greek art due
- blended withthe ex uisite drool-aura
m of Lou‘lsxlv'i. a
'pattern peculiarly exprusive of modern
American life and taste.
Pattcms such as Trianon make the.
modem jrwehy store and Amrimn
home a clao'lcm- store-bonds of solid
Isllver than the trasurt cha
kings of cld.
meannnew
an!
mu LETTERS, BLUE
SE MR
THAMER, lN-c.
‘, cptmtrisu and W
i 81Atlantic$t.St-nfi 0rd
For Norwalk and. vicinity: General; ’
hr fair tonight and Tuesday; wax-mgr
Tuesday; ,tresh to strong northeast
' shifting to east and southeast Winds. _
A disturbance central over Iowa) is
causing cloudy andxshowzery weather 7:
in the western and central sections:
. and other disturbances south of Cape .
Hm ras is causing unsettled. weather , .
along the Middle and North Atlansic
coasts. The temperature continue .1
mild along the northern border and ~
is generally above the frost line.-
5’)
Want Stronger Windmllh.
Windmills are not used in any great
.e-xtent in Mexico. because the “north.
2:3” blow them over. It is thaw
that a windmill of low cousin-neck.
with a wide base would overcome.”
and might prxwe very popular.
1301:1011~ House ; :
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Foods
Sinks, Chops, and Chick»
H x -0- ‘ IV .,
ALaCarte
THE KIDDIES LIKE
It's that sort of ice cream that
you can obviously enjoy and do
not have to deny the youngsters.
It is the only cream that is equally
enjoyable and beneficial for them.
tie folks as well as adults.
NEW ENGLAND
CANDY CO.
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HELNIM 'l'lV WOSSO‘IS
“'8 received priZP bulbs of Tulip's.
Oxalis. ‘A. MAIER
Chinesu Sam-ed l.:li« s at lowest prices. , ,
BUSH)“ Fern: ”5,0 south H8731! an“
Enjs }'Dill‘l:(;01ll Fish at {la ‘
So. Norwalki Florist &
Seed C0.
' 2‘ South Main Street
0. _G. PALMER '
Auctioneer ‘
Ofiice A. D. Horgan 7- ‘
Hardware Store, South Nomi.
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David W. Raym
UNDERTAKER
NEW 356‘ MEN‘S BUILD!“
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AUTO TOPS,‘NEW AND
RENOVATED
- wAalso mammal-mm;-
First. Class Painting
Oppositewlfiilson Hat Shop
PHONE 902
Tels.—-_Qffiggs 1103: House. “3.. g ,
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Michael J. Gambin ’1
Plumbing, Tingling
and Jobbing
Tel. 28%,
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3 ‘68 Washing??? 5m
11 hymn" "' I Thatcher Furnaces
East Norwhlk, Conn. - ‘ '
Agent for the Famous m i
Plpelessrmmo
Monday and Tuesday f.“ Stephen Miller 5
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ALL WOOL SERGE" {5' Allfiew Ave. PM”
a . ~ ’
tailored. with
beautiful embroidery.
* $4.97
Sizes 16 to 46
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I: you are ready to purchase 1.:
one—pipe heater, see me before ~
making your selection
* Price Reasonable 3%
, , Service Prompt *
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sanitary-presses in the state.
give you service second on m I
trial .will convince you. , ~ ' '
Barrels and kegs to: am."
sizes; new and used, cheapo“:
in the state. ~
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smomroa!
One of the ’most power!!!” I
grind as reasonable as anyone. 7' .
Norwalk Chronicler