Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1921 · page 4

 

 

 

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EAST N01? WALK

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1113 Ladies’ Aid Society of th

‘Esst avenue M. E. church is meeting

.' at the church this afternoon.

The‘-vestry

its regular monthly
church last 143 e111:

meeting at th

 

 

There was a. large attendance last
night at the. Eaglgs fair .which is be-
ing held in the ’l‘own'Assembly hall.

There was dancing during the eve
him; by SVec‘s orchestra.

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Miss hiarguerite Jones of Reynold-
Norwalk
and

it is expected will soon be able to~re-

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strict is improving the
.hospital after an operation mere

turn to her home.

Preliminary practice was held
the members of the Y. M. C. C.
evening at Conlmuuity hall. but

33021 of a basketball team.
being left until
Monday eveninv.

A special meeting of the Frank C.
American Le-
gion. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight

Godfrey Post, No. 122.

in the
street.
iness will 13011113
ins“.

legion cluhrooms in “’51!

Friday, being

WI-HJCIOSE as on other holidays. A.“ Novemher lfith. Mrs. Marshall Ric?)-

Windows W1” be (”058d and there WI” '11'11-3 and ‘lis's l-hlith Cantrell will he
. liv'ries 113‘ l‘e rriers. The ' ‘ ‘ " W .7 _. . ‘1:

35.1130 1:11 (rpnjfiir; :jwfaau d“. for 21111011: the solmst as will Mrs. #111111}

111 g f; ~ 1h.} 11-.-- ‘uff, will'l‘ lila'ulis. formerly ol 1.111.111-11. .111..
01 ene .t 01: 110} )0 "61m A dhb Miss \'1 ll 11 .l<\":1m.11. who has recent...

be received anu despatched 111—1 011 been lu-ard l11~1'-‘

other days. with the exception of the ' '

and the west
S p‘.

at

last mails for the
willpiosc at T p. 111.. instead of
m. The collections wiil be made
5:30 the 5111111 as 011 Sundays.

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lu‘» School
)1. 1").
by the
01‘ the Sunday
after which llm‘.
director of
t he lion r11
Bliss (‘lnusing
:1 round table
survey of the local
which 33:15 rec eutly

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Tonight
night at 1-1.1.1
church a supp-1 to 1.11»
icebhegrs and (rim-1.x:
Ethool at odock.
S. I“. Davis. D. 1)..
Eastern Division
Sunday Schools.
assisting “'lli
discussion of
Sunday school.
made.

Sunday
1111-11111?
Served

of
with
conduct
Ult-

Last chning at iht‘ East menue .\l.
Church “‘35 known. n “11' '1t1‘r11111
Night" in the ('1
‘te‘mnial' hi the
«iresses “ren-

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'cliilrch. Short:
given by 1213'. L1
’Schoeppler. of the South Voxualk:
Baiitistighurch. lit-3'. lrmi H.
of‘tlie South Nomvulk C0115:11§:.1tion;xl
church and Lewis il..\':1si1 of the:
Nash Engineering 11111131111131
of regret trom lie-3‘. E1
of “the ’ Norwnlk
r'hnr‘ch “'35 ret‘eiuwl. Mr.
was out of town and 1111:0111.
the‘meti‘ngf A 1.721.71-
1101i upon the anniversary
church “as received from CT hiist.
Episndpal (hurch. H113: R. 11ving1,
‘aatkins. presided. 111111 music was
given by the church orchestra.

7 1:0 WA YTON

McGi ego:-
to attend

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The Ladies Aid S m'ixzy 111' 1:1.-'
Siethodist china-ii 1117.: “tits-ennui
at the parsnnau of '17:. vow-.711 11.11
sewing.

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ville Hart.
his latest e71
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the Rowaytozi

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tne Stevens
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The boat
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MP. and Mrs. Hurry
‘ daughter. who ‘11:: 5:17
Williains' brother in Jamaica.
have returned to their horm-
Kinley street.

“'illiams
11 visitingr
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Oscar Scott 111112 R1": \Y .1tsoz1
3'1: th‘ latter p.11: 01' this Week for
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Yesterday being election 11:13 in thr
state of 3’14" Yori; 1213111111113 of the
commuters in thr— community the op-
portunity oz raking up the dead leaysc
vand other fall ro1iage about their
homes.

Now that baseball is over. the sto3‘-:

' club have selected as their topic 0:?
“discussion “We “11:11; a. Five Cent
7 Fare." Perhaps they might get it if
they‘spoke up instead of among them-
' ael'ves.

 

llany Tobin. the confidential clorl’

of the People‘s Grocery C ompany. has

sexered his conn~ctions with the con-

cern. llir Tobin had been contemplab

its a trip to Rii$ia but “due to diffi-

unity in securing his passport he was:
oifiiged to postpone the trip.“

 

The residents of the community
wart greatly al.- 11‘mcd Monday evening:
1:111:11 the Mac? truck of the Darlon
P“ '17 Depar tmetzt made it's appearance

at the \Vhitr lrilige. For a few min-
T‘M’S it as believed that the fire bur;
11:15 :.t \‘Or‘k again but were greatl)

verso: ed to learn that
stick of leases.

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The New York Christian Advocate
of \oxcn“ er .lst. in an article on
“Athletics in Methodist Colleges“,
makes the following notice of one of
our Rowayton boys: Closing the list
is the "flyinb parson" of Boston In-
stitute of Theology. as Harold.C‘. Cut-
‘hflljs knonn. He is a “find" of
Coach Rile3 of Boston Athletic As-
aociation. and one of the best dis-

of Christ church held

by
last
no
Steps were 1113:1511 towards the forma7
this matter
the meeting next

Considerable important. bus~
up bifore the meet-

‘

drclared a national
holiday, the South Norwalk postofl‘ice

the:
of.

11110:: of the (-9117.
ad-‘
.l.g

Jacobsg
A letter;

J. McGn-gori
Congregational ’

01' congratulu- '
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Hitiocul.‘

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' 1- rrc- «i to the corporation. counsel

‘ . 1"»1r1ed

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VVorkers” of the. Methodist Episcopa
church met last evening
of Marshall 1". Richards
monthly

for

e

The Missionary
l’1eso‘ triian clinich Norofon held
«111m tee. and reading yesterday at'ter7
noon at. the homé 01‘ Mrs. Henry C.
Hodges.

shipment of
A‘s-hatch of waterfowl
0J1: 1‘ Species
been sent from the Tiller} Farm :t9 (2‘ 5
\‘cw York Zoological Gardens.

c

pheasant and

Aid Society of’
will meet. tomor~

The Ladies’
Methodist, ‘cliurch
l'0\\'
Harry .Lutterman.
This meeting will be in the. form of :1
quilting party.

Beginning with this Friday then—1
will be organized a first- aid class for
the girls in the advanced {17-0 113 ot the
Girl Scouts. This 33 ork 33111 be under
.the direction of Dr. \Vheelock of New
Canaan. Thermceting will be held at
the home ofdliss W'er-d. Norotou.

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Some of the music students from
1l11. re will appear in. the recital which
lis to he given by Mme. Maude DoYoe
iizi her studio in the Burlington Arcade

 

 

'l‘hs- :1111111111 livd Cross Drive will
start this Friday and continue through
to Nov. Sth at which time the workers
of the drive 311 the tunnsliip ot’ Durion
are limit-in}: that Duricn will be way
03.- the top. As it E1115 been stated
lu71'm'c in this column. lhii'ien has 11013"
:1 vhupll‘l‘ of its own and the reef-ibis
l33'ill 111-.1'1't1'1in1'~.l hr-rc. l-‘or this reason
the workers are. showing: :1 ”renter in-
terest this your in the :U‘fflll‘s of the
"organization than «3111‘ before. It Uni."
costs (11151 Dollar .‘1 ycm to hocome :1
’membrr 01' the Red Grass and the: 9
"51's no 101151111 win r31 r} one should not
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g53160. 000 NVGRTH OF
BONDS WILL BE .
ISSUED SOON

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:ltVC'llile: James; l’.1
lei :13'1'11111‘7.
1.1m.-

Tl1~1li¢511t.'ol‘ 7 ("en—
n'luimin: that :111 ussvssvd
Rvm 1111 1111 :uitoniOlfilc of his.
was 1‘x1'1'175i.'c its in. has oft'cnll to sol!
tin 1' 211' fox S;:-U.1n1ilh:1t ilis a 15L):
mod l instv. it} of :17 11'3” ‘mmltl: .1111}:
llllll‘ from Al. 1’. Dunno claiming .111
excessive increase on his business 11ml
.m notification were referred
1111'1por1tion (ounst-L . ' 7 _
TMrs. (‘ 1thmm1 I. 1V’Vhitncy; claimed
that an inert-515011 assessment from
,SITJ‘HD to SISJU“. 1111.;11'0110113’ at .1?!
' Vest. aycnue. First district was“ 11x7
‘11-ssi3e1Slu said “111 she “as 51110
étlmt 1t33'11s 1117111 due to :1 (lerlcnl '31-

na'

:1l this lltltl' .311s. 33111111117. :1
11'1'11'w11 -«l to H11 (‘()l‘::DO'l‘ll on counsel for

(11 1,:-

5p: ciul i113‘;csti;r [”011 111111 tli'it tun u'foit
l1-11111-l-- m (lsrl'rl 1111 3311:11 11-11t Mrs.
I.\.\ ziitlie- 3 lt’l'l'iVé‘ll (-3'1‘1'3' year for the

;111'opeii3 Mr.(‘11rtis s:1i1l:“lt is wa'L
in 1311133. 11k 131: it this propel-‘3
:lnrius's in «=3m9-1111ii111rl3 hieli rants and
this should lulu-n intoconsidera-

in this. effort to have taxes

lit
l‘t‘-

lilizuln-th A1 (‘udlipin of llmx'nyton.
5'“?le nation on the city that she ‘117
to 111111;: action against it i'm
lrzlmmm's susium 1i by hrr when shr
-l'«. '1 into 1111 excavation at the east eml
of 331m. 11 ridge at 3‘ 40 o'clock on the
«veninv 01 01310111» r ’iuth. '1‘ his 33:13 1'‘

‘1

'1 An 111314111111 33:15 accepted hom 0V! l
‘_'\\ell Hook and l. :ttter company to at—

211111 ""~llrnmen's Night} '11 their fair
in \lusi1 Hall on 'l‘huisday evening.
..\‘031 111111 1' 11th

Curtis ‘1'11nl 8.11 1h J. ‘wcns {11:11
,claimc-el rxzcessne assessment on 1310-

fi-r‘rty at 74“ “old strn»t and WW) rc-

toC'-;11111011ti011 (‘ouncil T111117
Imany.

1 Refeicncu “as also lllllllF
:(‘orporation counsel of a letter from
{I H. Mix. (1:.1n1i111r of public, records
ffm the. state of 1.. ounecticut. address--
ed to 'l‘onn Clmk He1hert ll. Smito
lament a ant’idl ind: .v of Ian? 1((‘0Tfl‘2‘
fl 191'" 21111? :1 copy of \l1.Smitl1's reply
E33115 attached Th ‘ mattn' 13'; 1s plac- l
'17“ in the mayor 513 the“ MU (”:llll‘lfl'.
and it was learned that the ;)O'\*=,il)lw
cost of the woik [or :1 complete i11d1-3

113’ the

DARIEZV&NOROTON ,

The “Helping Hands” and “V’V’illing

at the home
their
social 111111 husina§ meeting.

Society of the First

9.

The Tilly Bird Farm has received a
Pelicans from California.

irom the. domain have ,7

 

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afternoon at the home. (iii-7311‘s.:
of the Post Road.”

_1\'h:1t their

”poi iii

to {111' 7

.mniiers. The tux question is a. soriousl
one. Judge Tammany said. and citi7
thllS should pay their taxes. 111 0:1, ..

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Beware! Fines you see the name
“B'a3 611'” on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre4
scribed by ph3sicians for twenty one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Ray;
er package for Colds, Headache, hen-7
ralgia. Rheumatism, Earache, Tootlh
ache. Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Bayer’Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. I)rug:g‘1st,s
also sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Monoace‘ticacidest'er of Salicylio-_
acid.

ceivcd by the Shipping Board.
The council voted. on the report of
Judge ’l'aminuny on the personal and

of Estimate and Taxation be requested
to appropriate the sum of $400 to—
wards this enrollment; as it was felt
that this sum in addition to the $4M
already appropriated would. be suffic—
lent.

' Mayor llarton announced that Judge.
John H. Light has bur-11 engaged .15
special counsel to act for the city 'in
the school cases where Corporation
Counscerammuuy had already been
enmiged to not before his appointment
as corporation counsel. ‘

A bill from the Hospital for the, 511111
52.313.12'33'115 read. together with
from Dr. David 511011510”? chair—
cxccutiyc committee. in
Spence stated that rhv
3313.5 opened at the 111'-
city’s officials. in-

of
a lcttcr
1111111 of the.
the letter Dr.
new hospitul
gent request 61‘ the
cluding' [ix-Mayor Donovan. to care
for the sufferers from "flu" on Octo-
be-jr 1'2. 1918. and that it was opened
:1s§;m mucrgency hospital. The hospi-
tal authorities were zissurrod by Mayor
Donovan. the letter stated." that, the

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11~i' of 1-.xponS1's.

'I‘ln- letter Further added that inns-
nzur'h us goVernment assistance was

‘g‘iven the lmspital no charge could 11"."
mud-.- fore patients there no matter
Iinniiciul condition.

Mayor Barton was tinthorim-d to lip-‘1
:1 committee to investigate. and
:1‘1111011111'111 that he would do so and
announce it later.

1 ‘oniorotion ' Counsel 'l‘ammany
p111't1-1l 1111 :1 numhernt‘
tux uhuu‘meuts and returned adverse
reports on the following».

Charles Adams. \V. 'l". \V’oodrnl'f.
The. ll‘airfielll County Fedora] Baker—
ies Conimsy.~l£. .L. and i..".11“oli11e,llar7-
rett. .§.;-1'.flliau fore-no. J. H. Film“:
l-‘r:1nk"“i)6nionl’kos. ”James I". Ells.
George-OS. Adams. Abraham Israel. in:
Mnnorinl Hevrlopmeut (701133111113 and
The Amuiuui l,“ 131 nulle lnc

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military tax enrollment. that the Board .

city would stand behind it on the mar- ,

requests O for .

 

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and”. district to undertake .4

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5 :Councih'nan Ta}?! 0 r.
Tammany '

Sected for the

 

'by 1115.. Waish. dram-r:

.he amount of the claim is $304.

Tuesday e3 ening November 15th

best results.

 
 

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A formal request 'was all“? of fie;

Hie-.7. ‘4}?‘0‘

alaiito cc. 'afizatgon “7.1.11.7 can :1 m‘

 

reported on the
suit of Dog W’arden Walsh against the
city. that Mr. Walsh had a just claim
and that a compromise could be af—
face of the bills-i. and
that there would be. no costs re equesterl
’ ‘B6novan had
paid some bills and others he. had not

Adjournment. was then taktn until

 

Advertise in the Senénel for 839'

3 NOB on uwnxows
snowman

 

 

Vva;
the unknown mother who is to go. '

 

LONDON Nov. Eta—More :than 4M1
British Women who lost sons in the,
applied for the honor of being

the utilization of the Pilgrim Father's
Association to lay a wreath on the
gr'ive 01 America‘s 1 nknown Warrior
when he. is buried at Arlington Ceme-

 

rmasmw. 9, 1921

Wonderful Assortments of Women s and
Coats

Priced Considerably Lower Than Elsewhere

Hats for Women, Misses and Juniors Priced Fifty Fer 9.7.17.7
lower than elsewhere ..

Shop at the store with a twenty—year reputation for h

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1‘

Neil? York to Savannah ‘

Three Sailings Weekly
Tuesday. Thursdays. Saturdays. 3 ?- ‘-
Superior fret turd pastel:

all point: Ion “dwelt. Through packet-
can from Savannah.

To Savannah To Jacksonville

Includim med: 7nnd~ shaman:
“muons 7
War To: as mid“ t'onal

 

Pler as. North Riva. New York '

i U ‘ 1‘ . .
Increased Sen-Vice .

ger service to

First Chu Passenger Fares, NewYork '

7 912‘? $30.38 °:; $36. 54"
“mi $54.68 R;$‘,’$65.77

 

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1111s display. shows Slim- construction, the fine qualiiv l
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FORMERLY ELWOOD a GLOVER

122 Washington Street South Norwali.

 

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111 many 1 1 thtso cases 'notifir'atious

of lllf"!P.l.\.'lE in assasx-imcnts had been
31»111.nltl'1011gli the people claimant

never to have received them.

Seth l.. Grumman. who was itaxe-i
the (on per cent. penaltyyfor failure
to file his list. it Was learned. 1111:!
done so and it was recommended that

the penalty be abated, .
Harry Mayor. an (Ix—service man
owned prop-113' valued at less than

$1,001! and was untitled to exemption
to that 11111-113. His wife. however. not
knowing this. had inadvcrtnntly paid"
the hill. A refund of‘lhe amount pui 37.
was. 1'91'01111111'1111911. T
A. A. Belts who wished abatement
ol‘ taxes: on his saw mill which bin-m Ii
down in February. had his claim tur1‘17
ed down. as taxes are laid on propt-r‘r:3'
in (“)otnln‘r of the your for thk'h “11'
bill is mam» out. and on the property
as it is found at that time. lni'n-V
Case of the clainrthat some. of his pro
periy was in the wrong district ii v7.12;
recommended that this be corrected.
Charles Rnpelyea‘s claimfior lmo‘toi?
ment of taxes on an assessment «11'
$2.200 on property own-ed by he aml'
his mother. was refused. as no valid
reason for the claim could be estah7
lishui as t.1\1s 11.111 bun paid 011 iii:
some asst.» $111th bt‘lQl‘t..

Judge Tammany stid that in
many instunccs 1111.1" 11s ivore being
made to the council and the piculiz‘n
idca had :11is1 11 tll'it the council could
hr- 1151.1l as :1 couxt of .111111 als in such

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however they have. a really just claim
it is 33'1-1] to bring it to the attention
of the city. in the usual manncl. in

 

would be in the 111 igliboxhoud of
$5 000.
It was explained by \[21301' ll.1rt01

that there is a gap of 1:3 3ears in the.
general index and that this gap has to
be covered The cost of this Will be
between $500 and $6130.

A resolution from the Bridge com-
mittee that it he alloued to proceed
with the plEll 1111111. steps towaids
the issuance of not more than $100—
000 worth of bonds the form and rate

it to deter mine, was 11.. ssed. Council
man Cuitis felt that the council was :1

“rubber stamp” committee if this mat-
ter was not to he handled by the fin-
ance committee of the council. but
subsided when informed that the
legislature had vested this authori t3-
in the committee.

City Clerk Dokus reported that
notes. issued this year between April
and paid in October. were as follows:
One for $8.Ol'10 one for $50. 000 and
one for 330.000.:111 in the Fifth dis7
trict: and two in the Fourth district.
one for $6,000. and one for $9,000.
The committee on re- naming Keyser
Place. East Norwalk reported pro-
gress; Councilman Taylor heading the
committee for the return of the fire
apparatus from \Vilson Point or all

 

 

representing that
organization. He has twice finished
close behind Joie Ray. world renown—
ed nuier. and has won countless races
competing against national stars who

are not record smashers as ' is the'
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tus loaned stoiit 'witho
. 7 7 . of compensation "
0:7 the

90.

adequate settlement in lieu thereof.
rcnorted progress. Judge Tammany.
also a member of the committee. re-
ported that in his work he had re—
ceived correspondence in ‘which {11"
Shipping Board declared th app 3-1177

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of interest of “hich would be left to 7

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stead ol appealing dirce U3 to the coun-
cil

'lhc hearing on the Maple street

 

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7 Our 10-Day Shoe Sale

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suing all this week
BIGGEST BARGAINS IN
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MaxLevy’s Shoe Store
31 South Main 31., so. Nor-walk

Note the number, as this is our
only store

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WHEN ‘
PRICES BECOME
LOWER

Every Kdollar saved it»
day will buy more when
prices become lower.

Put away your shnrnkcn
dollars and before long
they will grow larger.
Besides growing lair gr e. 1‘.
they will earn new dollars

while they a re in this
bank. '
It is , an old law of

nature. and economics that
for every action 'in 01167
direction there is sure LO
‘be some reactioii in the. 7
opposite. With the huge
increase in prices in the
past few years, there is
sure to come a fall and
when prices are 1031 or the
dollars you now save will 7
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you Set them aside. "
Ne ever was the time so
favorable for saving
. Never were dollars as an
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.as they are now. Start to- .
day by opening a savings
account in The People’s

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Automobile Painting and Trim-

6 “enview A3 e.

A. M. .WOOS‘I‘ER
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PATENTS

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_ mm' g—Bodies—Repairs
High Class Work Our Specialty

J. PREMRU SONS

East Norwalk
PHONE 306-14

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7OLD ' CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wi'eck-
. ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn. ‘
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
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WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES

These models ate, in

ode 0. materials and m the caiefui workman
ship that one usually fin

(is in higher priced House Dressec

At $198, Percale House Dresses
plain colored collars and «offs

At $2. 50 $2. 89, and $3.” 15 (‘hambia3
ham Dresses, both light. and dark colors
have pockets.

At $2.

in smart novel-13‘ stripes,

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and checked .1111} tilt: d Ging-
Sane hate sashes. and :‘

75,...Nurses, white‘ ‘Boston Maid"Unif01m D1. 5.771;.

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RELIABLE FURNITURE

m SETS 011. SINGLE PIECE§'
FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE

.All styles and grades at new low level prices

Raymond 65‘ Son

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WALL AND HIGH STREETS

 

 

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Hershfield Motor
Transpartation C 0.
Daily Seririce Between New York & Norwail;

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

« Lar e Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans
Ten gomtion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work

Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office, 201 West 20th.; Phone Chelsea 8059

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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For Your Automobile

$3.00

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