Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 28, 1921 · page 16

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STORES, 001121., Oct. 28. -—The pen 7

of Leghorns from Hollywood. Wash,
that have been forging ahead for the
M several weeks were barely able to
' hold their own in next to the last week
. lithe laying contest at. Star-rs. The
ram Leghorns are” less than a. dozen
‘ figs behind the Wyandottes from
Rhode Island. but considering
condition of both pens. the number of
birds that are laying in each and the
fact that there remains but one week
' it looks now as if the Wyandottes
would win the decision. During the
fifty first week of the contest all pens
taken: together laid 1 164 eggs of a‘
yield of nearly 17 per cent.

A pen of White VVy andottes entered
by Clemens J. Diemand from New Briv
min" Conn“ was the best scoring pen
for the week. These ten birds laid
36 eggs. The pen of Wyandottes en~

med by Obed G. Knight from Bridge~ ’

ton. R. 1.. that have been and are now
leading the contest tied for second
place for the week with A. P. Robin-
son's Leghorns from Calverton. N. Y.
Each pen made a mark of 30 eggs.
Two pens of \Vhite Leghorns owned
”by Hollywood F’nrm. Hollywood.
Wax-211.. and Imperial Poultry Farm.
Elizabeth. N. J., tlvd with a pen of
Rhode Island Reds entered by Pros~
peel: Farms. Newark. N. J. Each of
{new pens yielded '39 eggs during the
week. Ernest ll. Scott's \Vhite Log:-
homs from Farmingson. Conn.. tied
With (T I". Scott‘s Rhodo Island Rods
from Peoria. lll.. with 9. score of 27
eggs each.

The {our leading pens in each of the

principal \111‘1’64103 are :15 follows:
Plymouth ' Rm‘kfi.
W. H. Kent. (Run-ml}
Cazemovia. X. Y. 1977
Jules l‘.lr:1no:1is (Barred) .
VIC-st}: 1111mm: lloaoh. L. I. 1715
Rock Rose Farm (Buried) "

Kalonnh. N. Y. 1704
James F. MKCdonald (W. Rocks)

East Pembroke “155.1530

Rhode Island Reds. 4

Charles H. Lane.

Soull1boro.Mass.1976
The Orchards.

South Hadley. Mars. 1792
Henry P .\\‘a.lker.

Hudson. Mass. 1754

.13. P. Scott. " 1""“F"'7‘!"s!‘§

Quit Tobacco

So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar or
Chewing habit

No To-Bac has helped thousands
:0 break the costly. nave-shattering
tobacco habit. \Yhonexer \ou hsue
a. longing for a smoke or chew. just
place a harmless No- To- Bac tablet in
your 1110!: th instead. All desire stops.
Shortly {Herbabit is completly broken.
and you are better off mentally. phy—
sically, financially. It’s so easy, so
simple. Get a. box of No—To-Bac and

 

if it doesn't release you from all crav-
form. your,
your

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firugglst will refund

nlonoy
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quickly clears away

 
 
 

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No cpia‘les.

 
 

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HAVE YOU A
DOLLAR ?

Start a séi’ingg a: count
new While it. is on your
mind;

The dollar has shrunk
eonsifierahly _ since the -
(313‘sbefore the war but
do not fo1get that there is
a good deal of s_p1ing to it
vet and that it is going to
get la: ger again -

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

By saving your dollars '
, now they will not, only
9311: other dollars. as ‘m—
15-: est but evetv dollar is '
-u :2- to glow large be-V
A of the increasing
'..:-lx.z\:11a pooer that it
lizave as price 3 become
1mm. P1ices have HOW
I :wlmd and are passing.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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Hollywood. Wash.

L. E. Ingo'ldsby,

GOOperstown N. Y.

ptjim (mack Leghorn) 1s

Pittstown. N. J. '

202'- Clemens J; Diemand (White

1990

Wyandottes) New Britain.
Conn. .. . 7

 

 

 

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_ CORSETS, GLOVES HOSIERY, BRASSIERES UNDERWEAR

 

 

 

CORSETS

$2.00 Corsets . . . . $1.49
$2.50 Corsets .. . $1.95
$3.00 Corsets .. . $2.25"

$4.00 Corsets . . 1.32.95

$5.00 Corset-s . . $3.50

 

Holeproof

Extra Stretch Top
7 All Galore
$1.69 '

VFornierly $1.95

 

BRASSIERES'

‘ and. 7

BANDEAUX
59c up

 

 

Crepe De Chine

NIGHTGOWNS
$3.95 «to $5.95-

anmrly $3.00 to $8.00

 

 

Outsize Bloomers
$1.25 '

Formerly $1.75

 

 

-Fine Batiste ,
Envelope Chemise
$1.15 to $1.75

Furinerly $1.50 to $12.30

 

Sport
WOOL HOSIERY

Plain 01 Fancy Clox

$1.25

Formerly $1.95 7

 

 

Cadet

Pure Thread

SILK HOSIERY
Full Fashioned, Black Only
$2.257

 

 

Carter’s ,
Medium mm \Vinlor

UNDERWEAR

 

 

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, SILK HOSIERY ; ,

 

5 Meyer’s
KID GLOVES
$230

.F' orlnerly, $2.50 and $3 .00

 

 

 

.Chomoiutte and Chamois
' Suede ' '

, GLOVES 7
. 59c to $1.25

 

 

‘Long Glmiiois Suede
GLOVES
‘ $1.25

 

 

 

Vanity Fair _ _
SILK VESTS
$2.49 ‘

. Formerly $3.00 and $3.50 .

 

 

Vanity Fair

SILK BLOOMERS
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1 01:11:03 y$3 30 anti $4. 00

 

 

56 SOUTH
Clifford Hotel Bldgs.

MME.S J EANNETTE

MAIN

T. ‘ .

SOUTH NORW’ALK

Open Saturday Until 9 P.- M.

 

 

 

 

 

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success.

 
 

We Have Them'
Hallowe en F avors-

e you’ll Sod. all the quaint favore of.
years as Well as many new, no eve}.
to make your Hallowe’ en party

And we also are prepared to sell you spe-
cial Stationery for this very special event——
all SHOW 11 w ith ideas suitable for this occa-

is}: special Cards 0r favors we
y on send us your order m suf- ’7
fieient time to insure prompt deIIVery. _ L

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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patience warrants your patronage.

7 l THAMER INC

013W and Gracia“! .
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You KNOW THAT

Keeler s

SHOE STORE

San-es You Money on .
' SHOES and HOSIERY _
W. L. Douglas Shoes .
,Regal Shoes
Snag Boots
VacJted Ball Boots '
"Gordon” Hosiery

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

f WIDE TOP . SHOES ;

For: Stout People

Can Be Hadafi ‘
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store

31 So.‘ 3133;151:4580. Norwalk

No connectlon with any other store

 

 

 

 

. . #1
A. M. WQOS‘ FER
ATTORNEY _ A‘z‘ LAW

Lax. fixamancr v.3. Patent Offlcn

EATENTS

iug In: saith: an Pug-.1: ,
W * See-Mari. 31%“

i '1 9‘ Fain!“ 55"“.

 

EAutomabue Painting and ' Trim

miz'lg—eBlodies-Repairs
High Class Work Our Specialty

l. PREMRU SONS

6 Review Ave '. East Norwalkf
' PHONE 356—14

 

Sell Your Old“ Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
. ing
,_ 7 1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St...
8, , Bn‘dgeport, Conn
Phone Barnum 55863 '

7 ' Maximo palms and tires.to .

fit any make of car

 

 

 

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L Bargains like these will nof‘be here long, so come (ma—.5;

 

 
 
 
 

Shop at the Store with a 20 year reputation for Honest Merchand 5 rs .

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in any store in town to compare styles nor pflns
sore buy them when you see

01’ Women s and Wes’

asses and Coats

Hundreds of Dresses of 311 wool materials not}

 

1111;: mi tie;

them. L ”
Priced $5.95, $6.98, $7.98, $8. 98, S59 98
and Higher

the selection is good.

Coats, New Models and Fat»?
ham $14.50 to $50. 00 g

You nanst see them to appreciate their inrlivj. «:1

Hate That the Whole Town Is
Talking About

Hundreds of new stvles priced Fifi; Per ( . .
than elsewhere 7 A

,.- From 98c to $7.98

All Kinds of Dependable HM?" ‘ v.

The best knonn larands at prices that cannot

. vou try them 3,011 will always buy ll . :1

«All Wool Sweaters and Shawls

In the new prevailing shades

From $1.98 up

THESASIS

 

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70-72 North Main Stre t

South Norwalk.

 
 
 
 

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Transportation Co.

Daily Service Between New Y or}: & New:

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LONG DISTAN CE TRU C KI\ G

, Ten LaIge Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of 13—

portat-ion; Padded Fans for metme Work

'7 Main Office. 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk mien:

New York afice, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea. 805.

 

 

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