w m change men‘s hearts and livesf
V . whole world.
r‘
MIME TALK
flN'Bifi'ARMlMENT
In keeping with the uX‘DTO‘ICL of the;
opening of the Disarmament session“
vfused to allow the conquering North
' 7493131131.“ ‘Rev.
.mt of Christianizing this and all na-
are are celebrating today.
:nntil 1835 when a. new vision of the
igeed of a more aggressive attitude
:camc to us we drifted along again.
’Clsrisfians have their part int-he work
. and responsibility and many of them
'see sgas or menacing
at ‘.Xashington. was the subject of the
sum; on proacm-d .' , 11:1 day 1113111111.?
at. Christ 11 piscg “1:11.191. 36y '.‘";
Rf". Robert 1.; ll». loote. .‘the rector.-
Sl‘iie sermon wés: baited on the» t:"-:'£
"The work- of righteousness 5113:3111
32-8 peace; and I‘m- 01‘ righteous
quietness and :1 .ur'ancw' forever." tali-
en from Isaiah 3 ,~
Expertsirom Rev.
men. which "was Sty-timely
belowz— ’
"“110 does :10: rem-ember the great
outburst of joy that found expression
throughout the wt; ll when 'Al'mist‘ct:
Day. three ye” . put .11! end to ”if
terribie smug {hr great world
l (2“
5'11! '1‘?
:11.
Mr. ~l3‘oote‘s sé'r—
ufe givo'n
-2' of
war? we w . how” our ill-311110 in
prayer next Friday 110011 with thank.-
ful remembrance o: the boys 'Vvho
made the Supreme Sacrifice 111 lhut
war to cm! war. and to Inuke tll:
1’on??? safe for democracy. .
"in that new day returning peace
has begun to usher in. sultesmen have.
their 033?. close to the ground to hear
what the cortimon pvox-lu. have to sJy.
The Voice of jlé'r-pit' rising
the Is
in r
("Vt—r t'lf'az‘r-r tapes for jnsi’lr‘v': “mi
3351: peace. Th3: Ci. relics. of Great
I’owers for the i: ..o.'1 02‘ arma—
ments. which 1 \\':'.si'.in'.:ton lw-
g'nnirzg DPT-:7. Saturv‘my is 0:13.":tziswl-r
to a growmg popular lie-muzzd amen:
many nations for 21 run-1‘ from fir-
xé't:l?i\'t' armaments uni
cow Sm.- ‘llmy
burden of (0:?
:he wers to “'.‘: ; ..
3V '5'
inevitably 59.1.?
“’hat hope that unions can
"with salety (C‘s: m-w 3.171 of
m : hulm'tion'.’
‘1’?" world today
Hulk» the
12K. T111?
answc:
competition
What force- z‘s' 3.
on which W3- on
‘world safe 7'
great prophet
in the t3”; .3 m‘
“\‘J’hrn Get-111:1 my
of paper acct toro'
guaramtce of the
the corsair-m»?-
3.1
:JY‘
giigit y. 3 .13}.-
Exam. ' 132'
l". ‘.’
1 '1 :1 scrap
. (>416 {115
i’}‘ of Belgium
35 was shtick-
'l‘haf ‘.‘hei
’ lumufiiesk antl-
.ssibir for indi-
.l to . live to—"
in; peace-Funk
:tf'tfz'plérd guoral
11115.
. No: that: m"—
.tions ' '. up . to ' Ethos:
stamiaz'ds i "1162.29. but 1230
significant (in) of tho
double stands; s-cne 101' l
individual 3.12.: or :l13- nation;
is new passe-'1 " ~ of 11:1-‘
:tions has been. :1.“ .
Vl’hy is n. that rzéy after ifi'O hi: 1
{er Wars with Great lizltuin we could
not only conclude :1 (realty 0: 3012114313:—
armaqrent along the whole 3 (Ill-iv miles
i '.Yrit‘fli
maintain
of border line between
States- and Canada. but also
it for.over 100 years?
“It is not largely li'i‘fi‘lfi}? We? fed
1113! we are of 01:3- 7 are.
‘nefig‘nbors and 11015.} V13 =
Elave 2:0 suspicious f- 211' 3‘ in
other. Our interests arr- ... same}-
"Armaments an.- “ 11in up and :l:-:~
dogs of war 12112.1!) liniffi<hl~j Vijllt‘n.
the demons of distrust. lemons and
suspicious fear trip? 1 zh~
giies who feel that 13'“
and their interests arr filfftl'fnt from’
those who should. he neighbors and
friends. It was. this that led the great
nations of Europe to pile up arma-
ments against one another until Pz'us—i‘lr
82am militarism muo'nml off the whole
great magazine of dxnamite and poi—
sun gas.
“The only power in Ilu world that
l1eztrt- of pF'Ov.
Illemsehcs
111'. Route went on
'00qu allay —.dis.trust
fear." 'g'embve distrust and jealousi
and establish mutual confidence am:
good will is the power of Jesus Christ
and His some! of lore and forgiveness.
" “The only power}. hat can make men
of divers nations feel their Hashimb
in? mm with one another as real
neighbors is the power that comes
from :His. revelation: of the common
Fatherhood 0131600 and mnsequent
ismtherhosd of men.
“Thank God we had at the helm of
our chunky at the close of the Civil
War. m .2, man as Abraham Lincoln.
who mm his fine Christ-like spirit re—
aftn' asked What
and suspicions
to exact from the conquered 80:12:11
3110005: of ’her tally. but welcomed her
hack into the fellowship of the undi-
s'ided' nation with outstretched hands
of love and forgiveness. '
“Thank God we had at the helm of
imr nation at the close of the World
Twin- 3 man who inspired us with the
Christian ideal of sacrifice and service
”(or the world' 5 good and who refused.
{to put in any claim for reparation on
car habit.” .
“lbs, ask before the Christialn
Mr Foote declared,
£023.11: is a. task in which we of the
351115420an church have failed to do
"our full part. We were not for many
’m aggressive in our work. ‘W-c
were content to drift along gathering
motherland shepherding such people
as chose to meet with us for worship
Finally however we felt some stir-‘
rings of conscience and organized a'
Massionary society whose Centennial
However
Bets 0 'er despite our plan of campaign
310*. it is not our part to com ert tho
.VVe are only a small
Christendom: Other
fraction of
are doing that work with greater 3331913
and g-araestness and more libel-3.170011-
trinntions of service and money. Still:
we he ve made and are making vital
contributions towards the Christia'xs
:lizing of the nations.
‘ “In Mexico we have a troublesome
‘prize—Tt’or
be fore. S‘thzt s.
_th€’
' 311's;
.3 M3.
'will
recognized. and not one '
plifies the Prussian ideal of se {is
m’eéswgw_ ‘ __ . .
a; monthly n1eet111g4'tlze
do); .3; daggerseompa‘os
wilF‘be received it this time.
'khfinmén mu? tamiiy’ 11:5;
more-m3 their home on Seasxdl.
‘ :‘irst strget.
.QTo dat ' ere haw been gal-y thaee
1 mackerel
3315 9:110 Tmsisev idently 3.11 “ ofi‘"
‘mea sevfishs 1- 3-=-_ .Q
"v; ‘vl 31. 1
53:11 ~meeting of the;.l.adles'
Aid é'y of the East av‘ehifie .\l 'r.‘
@111le be held tomorrow after
noon kqhfli: church- 9 1.
—‘=— {'
\lwfired St. John; of Gregory.
160111ng has returned .to her home
after: anaextcnshe . automobile trio
througll the Berkshires with her. par-
ents 7'
\\ orkgéf. making minor repairs to
the danEat the Fast. Nomalk Mill
Politm that the pond may again Lb
used “‘.'?fil skatmg this wintel are under
way.
avenue. vrill (Dtortain the members of
the "\Voman's Auxiliary of Christ
Ichurch‘at her home on ’l‘hulsd: ,V
'afiernotm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard lllooanuist
were made proud parents by the arri-
val of'a bouncing baby girl at the Nor-
walk,’ Hospital. Monday morning.
Motlu-‘r'mlrl child are doing nicely.
The card 11:1 11:; to he held under tile;-
.auspms. or the East‘ Norwalk Im
.‘prt’rxmr'm Association will start 'LL;
'.': *0 gc ‘0ck at Community hall to.
morr'fis :‘nternoou. There will be :1
ovmy table and light re~
{N‘fifin‘fflim will be served.
night's meeting of the Young-
" ‘umnm'ty club. it was V'filed
inasmuch as Community Hall
that.
could 0513121 her-01111: '.1'. 'uilnlyle for has—
Sketll-ill-games that practice would I13:-
lield there this mcning with a. view
to organizing a tram. The idea Incl
iglgligtgle general approval of all and
filmmbers’ {are requested to turn out
for tonight _s pmctlcc
{Ire-'36): '_;
fir nimagegs lg n 111 be held
C'o m‘l tv Ha?! Thursday undgl‘
ausls ices of the East Somali: Iin~
prov «111.911: Assam 3.11011 The illacf 's
Tot-’H'lcjrolh'q'tion 0*; unit lcs which 171: 1:»
he: 001;;le 101' Uni Sale are as lollows
«lwald llowr H. (‘mm arr-em:
hdu’:1r.l1~‘mitl1. Seaview ave-nut:
lg'V in}: 151' arik V \ an {Alli-.1".
r: (-1 and Mrs. C:1mpl.-ell.l'.‘ast avouu}.
..1 '1'.
. '"unigln. will he Jrutm'nal night at
like Bast A'smluc Methodist Episcopal
3101117111: in £01111»:th with their ann.»
\'(—‘,r ‘.V'} SPF" "3".“
:it' ”1'95 o'clorl' am! short addresses
‘.'»- E'FVf-n by Rev 1...! SchOE-p' (' r
of the first Baptist chum 11 Rev. Fred.
H Jacobs m
Mm‘
bu
Nash of 1113'
.’Engineering Company This?“
Hrr'htstra. and Mrs. John J. Snzneiy
":13! sing. as also the Male
”1183333111 especially in East Norwa “
ls ’ "cordially invited to enjoy :1L
:‘w-tll as sum. in the (.‘clebration or 321' :chiné
liflietl‘r;Anni\el-surv of the Church.
Come. ,J'1.ul.some one to come \‘.’ilh
vou. Bring a. ‘l-‘riend. Help us to {ms-
to: the spirit of h'aternitV in our “01'-
abou u's.
The; Forward Movement Night at
East '33 enur- Methodist. Episcopal
church was ‘.gultc :1 ' success. This-
service was in connection with H1n
'F‘if'tiéjh Anniversary? Celebration now
being held by the church. The Rt" .
Elmer 11.113111; D D. Area. secrete. .
dfiqwlfiew Y‘nrk Azrea gaxe an 11111.3:-
tramd..l._ectuie on .z‘Some Things Ac.
complished by the Centenary Mont-
mentz’ 'l’l‘lie pictures thrown on thr
{screen ga\e to the audience some idea
of the great advances which have
b (19 during the past two Vears
53336}; home and abroad and pre-
i‘iie newer methods of work by
which the church is impressing itself
u the life of .lhe .people in both
5% anti: home fields. The earn—
estness with which Dr. Dent delivered
hlsfuessage made a. lasting impression
upon trio mam who were privileged to
héfiéihim. The meeting was open 0:.
singing a hymn which was thrown on
the screen. and after prayer by Dr.
Watm the pastor Miss Mildred L‘.
L0V9J°Y§ sang a 3010 “0 Living God:"
and Dr. :Dent then gave his lecture
.3 I.’
A most enjoyable evening was spent
bvrthe members of the East Norwalk
Community chorus at Community hall
last evening. it being the formal open-
ing: Eat“: the fall season. A business
meetin of the executive committee
was he 0 previous to the regular meet-
ingfialnii as a result of the delibera-
tions of this committee it was an
nounced that beginning next Monday
evening. the 14th. and until further
notice.- the meetings’ would be held in
the parlors of the East avenue M F
church.’ The time of the meeting will-
be unchanged. the iehearsals to sun:
at S 0 'clock as usual. It was also vot—
ed that Christmas carols. both ancient
and modern, would be taken up. An-
nouncement was made last evening of
the following members comprising the
Executixe committee. Mrs. Leslie
Gotham. \lrs. Irving Bradley Mzs.
James Finch 111's. Lois Wenne. Mrs.
Elizabeth White and Rev. Robert 13
0014:: Following the business
'mélang ' a musical program of excep~
fional merit was giV en. Mr. and .Mw.
Frog Ambler of Rowavton sang r1
nu‘nrber of songs Mrs. Lois VVerm9
aims Evelyn ‘Green and M. E. Paul
and. Benjamin J 'l homas also sang 1
quartctte composed of Mr. and llr's.
Azublet' \Irs Les 1e Gorham and Mr.
1.1101331383111150 gave several number's.
Following the program refreshments
wells. sens ed anda dsocial time enjoyed
until about 10: 30 o’.clock A number
of people signified their intention of
neighbor in the South In Japan we
imperiafi's'.
£31133 2. sleepi..g gitmt for ages as
melting to Hike her place in the
the world- “’estem ci'.
30d education is entering CI:
313.1231? in full swing in Japan.
' ' civilmation an;
D
joining the chorus last ex ening and a.
coniiaiinvitation is extended to all
interested in singing to join.
PlksCuml in 6 to 14!) y.
refund! D19"?
D -
7.13 to
3 ght- 111 local watél's. '18!) {av
'32
Mrs Dorothea Kimmich. of Osborne
"{right tlwre to take control
The senlcc begins;
the l-irst Congregational 2
inhuman. 11ml 3111149015 E.
311.139; special muflc [1} the Church‘
Quartet. .
nostrils and the air passages of the
' l
the ”vigilance committee" to gain
much headway in' the township
Darien, for the demonstration Show.“
by the Darion ll 1rc l" epartment yes»
spouse to three alarms is proof in it-
self that Damien can haw: no better
now enjoying.
Shortly aft-er four
{ed :1 call just abOV;e the Sterling Gar-
age where .a forest fire had. gained
much hendwav. After consxderah‘e
efforts the 11015 managed to place the
tire under control
Last e\ 911111;; the shrill shriek of the
sixen was once more hoard by the N‘—
sidents or the town. this
a. fire in Hichards' woods just ofi‘ thr.
Tokeneke Road. Scarcely three min
utes had elapsed when the tire dc
partment. had arrived on the scene of
lthe fire. , Just how it started could not
3h? determinnl but it is the fillet of
the offic1als that a spark from a pass—
ling railroad engine might have been
Eihe cause . After a half hour's wank
ithe fire fighters guincd control of gr:
,fire. - '
Upon their arrival back to'the fire
'llO‘dSé’. '.the company received orders
}that therc was another fire in Rowav-
}lnu. The company
iC‘ill but had
11:1: {he'- Mam-.215 it was merely a pct:
of 19mm. burning
;L It :; firc‘pug exists in Darien he has!
flit!!! (nature of doing much damage
l’ire Department
ins the Ihu'iou
' of _ 1:1:
This is not saying What they
if they ever locate
work.
will do to him
'mnl.
'.'lu'
clcpurtmvnt did offer :1 wonder—
here,
There seems to be little hopes 1101' "
of
terday when they gave immediate Fifi“
fire protection than that which. it is
o'clock yestérd;1:: ‘
afternoon the fire department. answer- '
time being
responded to this _ . ,
no trouble extinguish? discussmg th‘? Various alibi‘s (but Will
{1;} lx‘nihition )WIStL'lel‘ 01‘ their abili—fi around the community
u. as fire lighlt- rs “-1.“: 1': spending to 599m?) too much 10 mil for a short rid- .~.
thl'm- .1- units -1ml it is doubtful if any; 0‘ this SOT! bllt new? 1 the less. at thisg
"9. son in
New Hm e11 ”11215 1110165 to héf‘honi'é
\‘ow that the new road has 11 en
completed the motori u I he :10: é lo.
usea short Cut to Nariva'lkinstea‘d 0
using the Post Road. ' I " "
Mr. and Mrs. John Garrlty ol
Haven. Were the Vvéek 0113‘“ 1:111 sts
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett of 37'?
Walton avenue. ‘
. The memberspf'the'llztldfi-s' A'iei ‘
ciety. of: the lfethOdist 'chul‘t’h.
meet: in the. chapel “tomorrow after~
LOO!) at 1:30 forvsewing
committee having charge or the 502 i—
citing of. money for the Norwnlk Hos-
pital. 3 Rowaston made a. wonderlul
nesponse ‘to the appeal.
Mr. and Mrs George: A. W right and
daughter I‘lorence left here Sundn)
Spend the remainder of the
Mr. W right is stag manager 101
First Year"
little tlieatre.
Wint9r.
"Thn‘
which is playing at tlu
Now that the baseball season. as 531'
as the local fans are concerned ‘5
over. the Stove Club will tr: 10 di"
they will be busy for the next Wait-K
he offered.
the Nash Engineering Company who
,5 reside in Rowuvton are contcmplating‘
signing a. petition 101' a. five of nt tau}.
The .
If Nomalk:
. gcan lune a reduction in {are why can't 3
mauv ‘
Of. course 11‘:
between Row-anon Switch and
[Nash Engineering plant. .
'we have one is the cry of
mlm «itv 0,. town can beat this S‘sttage Ol historx “lmn 91-1911). man is out
tern installed 11 the township
illarien.
l The fire department hold
monthly meeting: last «Honing at. the
union l‘S. m fir!" department. The mom-
let's turne-d out very strong for this... 93. -
2’ :15 the fire epidemic whim» advertised I??? means m posiomed
.as been (hr ("111:1 of attraction here in 3101‘" mndows 111'. .l in‘the 1001‘;th
furnished,
meeting.
f factories
.. l '.1 1'9 11 in 13' :53 among 9210 °
'1 ls pant“! \ 1' L by the National Rid l' FOSS Hea(}quar-i
throughout tho}
city Monday .Lfté'l'noon D39? Boy Scouts 3
nu- -mlu- I‘S. ll is 111». lit-She 01 each am;-
{wl-ry member to do his shun) (.0 [Jr-'—
vem the constant shriek of tho3 siren.
Saturllzn LLIH'I‘HOOH the boys wort
gmnml out on :1 quiet alarm when :1 place 00:01:11le W‘“
avenu. =
The krill be glad to furnish
cation is made: to l: easier-695. 3head: '
Prospect
lumdway
blaze immedi -
A statemenl
jstalk 0! li'au's on
{gained considerable
1101‘s- extingulshml the
utely upon their arrival.
'wns later made that.
iwbuld do the same by notifying the
~rm-n of"sucll cases. probably fewer
fircs'would' predominate. The next
inmotlng of the department will oe
*lurld .thc first \Ionday in December.
Thi- Highway Department has been
lhusy the past few days waning roads
:ulnl cleaning (lite-hes A" caterpllicr
atrnctor was "Rd to p111 the road 111:1
..
l
I "The “Helping Hands" and “\Villing
.‘Workers" will meet this evening at thc
lhome of Marshall P. Richards of To-
whip gfpd \vo1k for the; “'elfar e of those keneke Road for their monthly busi-
‘ness meeting and social.
‘ Charles Richmond has been ap-
“minted administrator of the estate 0.‘
the late \Villiam Church; a Ch'il “for
{Veteran “ho died in the Norotcm
’vSoldk-rs' Home. \lr Church left :1
‘i‘bank account of 81.000. Mr. Rich-
mom] had been his conservator.
Favorable comment has been mane
upon the manner in VVliich the blidrc
on Gld King’s Highway South has.
been replanked and widened from
{fourteen to twenty—one feet and new
‘safe guard rails .haveheen added. This
work was done under the direction of
lioad Foreman \V. A. Bates.
At'tlie Congregational church t-s.
morrow' evening the prayer meeting
ztopic will be “Temptations that should
'be avoided." What temptations p;-
3culiar tb your particular Vocation or
station in life do you have to struggle
gwith? If others knew they might I).
ibetter prepared to help in the stung--
gle
. The will of the late ' Robert
Toms. M. D.. of Noroton has been '11)-
proxcd by Judge John ‘F‘. Keating in
tire Stamford Probate ’court.
sons. His will provides for a monthl'
'allowance to the widow for; me. At
her death.
tween the two boys. _
The Ladies Aid Society
of the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet "
Thursday afternoon at the home of
TMrs. Henry T. Lutterman of the Post
Road. This meeting will be in the na~
ture ‘of a. quilting party. which. recalls
to many the old-fashioned method of
raising money through such a. scheme.
The quilt which is being made by the
Ladies' Aid Society has already been
sold although incomplete. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the reduction of
Elle church debt which is now about.
600.
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mull!!!)
N\mmullll
II”:
unfinno’
“Papa's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known
I Don't stay stuffed~up!
ing and snufiling!
Cold Compound”
hours until three doses are taken usu-.
ally breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens clogged
Quit b10w-
head; stops nose running; relieVes Iii
headaahe. dul 6 p [- 'h-
if eve ry citizen
A dose of “Pape's'
taken every two;
- of dandruff or a. falling hair. Besides.
Al
i
Dr. ‘3
Toms is survived by a widow and two .
the estate which is esti‘:
mated at 350.000 is to be dividedtbe- '
.to show fiftv posters: on the {rifle-ya
erous offer llecaus w mam people;
can be reached by- ll': mod. 1'11»;
‘local theatres have 1: reed to she“
ofgfol‘ himself we want ‘to be thankful;
to “311:. instead at,
their liming theirs“: imposed. upon us.
lthat we (1011' t hav:
RED CROSN IDHTERS.
The work .of the :w ” is being
Th3. p6
tors. were distributud
and Girl Scouts. ll';m.i'0m>, has :1
now the c- ommittee
£38m if appli-
have reoe lV ed
quarters _
Through the comb :<\' of Supt. Mm!
Lean. the Connecticut ('0 has agree!
1
The committee appreciate this gen-3
fiz)‘. ‘2
’ \Vl—H -
Charles W Gager Vvas captain of Tm?
“1‘47”?" .. ,... “f.
for New York city where thex will;
up another topic to (listing. Probahlv‘
More than twenty five emplmes m"
l
1
posters. and :
receipt of a. letter from Mrs. L
Kicholls VCSlBI‘GEL‘,’ Frank 13;.
found the nominal: and her seven is
old son dead in bed at the N .ho
$101119.
\Irs.
3‘39?in she wmnd be dfacl
and in her letter said that when. it 1V as.
tfiocworld's greats:
S hoe
Built £9 fill anabviots demanl
' gm a slide 11mg will wiih— "
gstandgyet Vgeather.
ASK. TOSEETHIS suds;
Known as
g...
s.
n
; 511013 Simon:
'The, .Sl’ore That Savesi You
Money
l
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2
’I . = . . .
2 CLOTHING
' ’ and
. FURNISHINGS
’ for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the.
CHILDREN’S STORE
0*
37 West Washington St. s.'Norwalk f
‘
£0? E WASHIEGTEN ST."
P ONE 95?
‘ MEN'S
special lied cm.
during the lattfr ‘part- 61: IQ: ‘
9AND
Stopsjl-lair 'CTifling Out;
Thickens. Beautifies.
slides, and; films
(3!;
South M3111 Street
Ou‘r Ill-Buy Shoe Sale
has been :1 success and is in full
swing all this week
BIGGEST BARGAIRS IN
TOWN
Max Levy’s Shoe Store,
31 South Main 81., So. Norwglk
Note the number, as this is our
only’store
35- cents buys a. bottle of “Dundee:-
1119' at any drug store S.After one ap—
plication you can not find a. particle
every hair shows 110w lite, vigor
brightness. more color and abund;
ance.
h:-
PRICES BECOME
LOWER
Every dollar saved to~ .
day will buy mare when
prices become lower.
' ' P‘ut awayyour‘shurnken
7 dollars and before long
' they will -grmy . larger-
Besides growing! a r, 0' e 1'
they will earn new dollars
while they are ‘ in this '.
bank. ' . *
It is an old law of
nature and economics that
for every action in bile
direction there is sure to
be some reaction in the
opposite W’ith the huge
increase in prices in the
past? few years, there is
sure to come a fall and
when prices are lower the .
dolla’rsvou now save will .
. be worth more than when . .
you set them aside.
Never was the time so
favorable .. for s a v i n g.
l
Never were dollars as an
investment so attractive
as they are now. Start to?
dav by opening a'savings
account in The Peopl9S
Trust Company. . '
g; are here. Kindly call for your
A. M. WISGSI‘ER
WHEY ATM"
an Minot Ill. Bus-n! om.
: PATENTS
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High.» elm -. :Work Our . Specialty
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6 haview- Aim. '
PHONE “ML
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Tame Pam and Trim ;
OLD CARS
Sell: Your 01110310 to. the
Bridgeport. Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
13103011.}: Avenue
BetWeen Oak and Center St
Phone Barnum 5mg
Second-hand ms andtires to
' ' fitanymcke of car .
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Priced 501181460173ny Lower Than Elsewhere
Hats for Women, Misses and Juniors Priced Fifty Per Gen:
lower than elsewher
Shop at the store with a twenty-year reputation for honest
' merchandising
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V’ ship that one usually finds in higher priced House DN.-..;
Beauty and Warmth
In the New (30me Slippers
Pletty colors and striking patterns combined in 0111 new felt '
inc for chillv nights and cool mornings ‘
who the Christmas ploblem—they re 11219 101 baby
including Grandma and Grandpa
STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M.
MlltOIl Elwoo
' FORM ERLY ELWOOD & GLOVES!
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
WOMEN ’8 HOUSE DRESSES
These models are “lad?
01’ malerials and in the each} uorkmanf
At $1.98;‘Perc.1le House Dresses,
plain 001011311 collars and cuffs
At S" .430. $2.89 and $3.:5.(‘bamb1:1v
ham Dresses 00111 light and dark colors.
have pockets.
in smart novelty stripes, villi
and checked and plaid Gina;
Some haxe sashes and all
Al $2.75., Nurses. white “Boston Maid“; Uniform Dresses.
RELIABLE FURNITURE
I, IN 5275 OR SINGLE PIECES ,
‘FOE EVERY. ROOM BI THE HOUSE;
.. 7 All styles and gradcs'étnew'lounlevel prices '
FUKEBAL- 01856331183.
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
173%..
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. south NorWalk
Hershfleld Motor
Transportatlon Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING.
'.l’.‘ Largc’l'mcks at Yoanervice forAHKinds 01M:-
ear . Mam; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Mamflfice, 26 (301100111 St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York (mice, 201 West. 20th., Phone Ghelsea 8059
MEMBERS ‘
" 1921 3
CLASS
Your graduation invitations
1‘ allotment this Vveek.
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Try a K. S.Sea1:ch1ig
For Your Automobile
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Winchester Flashlights Are Good fines. $1.00 to 33.00
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