Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 29, 1921 · page 12

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One's life

and a stifi

mason of ice. snow and
giving heat.

fives you from ills,

fie shore.
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BREAKERS AHEAD

is a ship that is
Btiven along by the breezes of
Ermine, through seas high and
“lung, which toss us about as the
years come and go. When we're
young we don‘t mind it, we can
blow as our timbers

are staunch and our frames are as

oak, but when one is older it is
V never a joke to sail through the

mithout a safe harbor—good, life-

Our Coal is the life line that
that brings
colid comfort and drives away
Chills. When hope is abandoned
and joy is no more it’s a bright
fishing beacon that shines from

 

 

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‘ Call at our
Eon-d to us.

There is much

llprC'~'e of value to you.

WRITE TODAY

 

South 'Jcrwa-k. Conn.

We will gladly hand or mail
1“ a. copy of our very interesting
booklet . __ m-..

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“EDISON AND MUSIC”

store or drop a postal

in this booklet

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§ Schultze’ 5 Wednesday Specmls
The Alfred Fox Piano C0. ’0' , ' '

 

 

 

in our store

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Prescription Pharmacist

Alterations are being made

are are doing business as

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H. A. MEAD

I’m Main 815.. So. Norwalk

 

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I’erfectly Pasturized
' Milk and Cream

In parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton

1'. H. WEMPE 8: SON

Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone 1618

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'th milk for babies delivered to

made Butter, Eggs from our
firm, and Buttermilk fresh dally

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IF 0\ E IS ADDICTED TO SNAP.
JUDGMENTS

it is very easy to imagine from the noise that is going around—even
in the lumber induszry—that price is the only factor that governs buy—
lr-g today.

Price is an important factor. Who of us does not want, to buy and
sell at fair prices!

But—ii you poke around under the surface with your cane you
find that the intelligent bus or is still sitting on the foundation factor
QUALITY. -

It is s 11; to think or talk that buyers are buying on price only
The nnbrol-zeni -o:; al-zy this past year of our friends-customers, the good
old reliable is proof to us that the trade is not buying lOWéSt prices,
bur. reliable qual. 'ty at fair prices.

THE HA'rCH 8. BAILEY CO.

Agents for Sheetrock, Beaver Board, Johns, Manvflle and Baird &
- » Son Booninge

 

 

USED CARS

Overland 6-Cylinder Coupe
One Sedan in fine shape
8»Cylinder Olds, beautiful condition
Nash 4-Cylinder and others

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S. L. BENEDICT

73 North Main Street

 

and 1! rs.

first time :lftr-r the lirenso was taken
out. to postpone the wedding.
Izilik rrfusvd to do this.
had been sent out to their friends and
relatives to
the ”IBM.
cause the time was so short. she'did
not Wish to have the
postponed.

 
 
 

Tuesday and sx-If-mml rather depressed
over the turn affairs ‘2.:-1«l taken. Mr.
liilik asked him if he wished to marry ‘L
his daughter. sayinr: that if it was to
im- th- cans» of the Lin-akin}: up of his t‘r u “,3 m v11. 2..
family relations that l'_ was far better
that the couple not lll;zl‘l‘\'.
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CORD TIRES KEYSTONE

CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE

CADlLLAC CARS FOR HIRE

.. ~ _ 36 ca 2':':»' in stock for all makrs 0: cars:
Cons, :; finer, Mix es. Efi-alings, “‘heds, Glass for Vlludsh'elds, Glass
1;: :e-';-ar.-s, \‘s‘ erd Tire Chaos. Rims and TugS,
, Lathes: 0: Blake Lining
hrerkz ng far Snrxlce Day or Night
. 'VAAST BROS. GARAGE
£360 TELEPHONES 22H

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35clb.
17c lb
ale Beef

ock Finnan Haddies.

Sclb.
.18clb.

 

Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash' ton St. and R. R. Ave, S. Norwalk

Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport

 
 

 
 

Our Christmas Stock Is I

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iour Inspection Is Imited.

MME. J EAN NETTE

56 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

TAXI

Telephone 908

 

Io. Prices Moderate
'American Taxi Co.

Try a Sentmel Adv.

 

Ellis. ll.“ had been staying at the- lliiik
home for
wzzs {l‘H‘l‘r‘ on 'l‘uI-sdnx‘
2- iii-r \\'l';i"h Ire Sl‘lt‘vu'I-i
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Miss Dilik claims just the opposite
and says that she is sure that the
young man vie-s forced by his parents
to leave town so as to prevent the
[narriag‘c— between them. It is known
by Miss Bilik that there was objection
to the marriage on religious grounds.
Miss Bilik being :1 Catholic girl, and
the “‘oods Episcopalian.

\V‘ood. Miss Bilik and her father.
Michael Bizik. went to the office of
Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith on the
morning'or‘ Monday. November 2lst. J
and there obtained a license. Eli-Is
Bilik. being under ‘31. the presence of
‘ner father or moths-r to give their com
so-nt to the marriage wasnecessar)‘.
It was after the license had been ob—
tained that \Vood's parents were noti-
fled.
Objections were raised immediately.
\Yood. who was ill. asked
Miss Rilik. whom she had met for the

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Initialed,
Colored Sport

Miss
invitations

attend the ceremony on
and {or this reason and be-

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TRISTRAM €52 HYATT

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE

 

7: Everybody Needs a Handkerchief

Year after year people come here for their Christmas Handkerchiefs, its the;
are sure of the very best: quality at a fair price. Old customers will be delignnfil
with this year’s stock, and non. ones “ill wonder Why they did not come he»
before.

LADIES’ LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—Hand Embroidered . . . . . . . g

.uo..c------aun-e_-;uvuno...

Handkerchiefs.............:....................... 2.5c 3-
Hand Embroidered Maderia . . . . . . . . 69c, $1.00, $1.10, $1.29, $1.50, $1.51) ii
250, so; :3

CHILDREN’S ‘ HANDKERCHIEFS—Three in gift box . . . . . . . . . . . .

MEN’S LINEN HANDKERC-HIEF’S—Initialed. . . . . . 69c, $1.00; Plain 50¢, 39(-
Colored Sport Handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ol‘wi :

 

 

 

 

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Cotton Initialed Handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 23c El
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liver-5‘» which her
son and his izlu-ntlml “ifs: 21:14". (.1.-
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lnqmn .Irom lli. mu ml (‘5 II) his .. .l-
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m m" minis slitting that m kn~~w nothing of it. he

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. a small 301mg “'owl. our 13:11 r,- 1) (M 1H; 3.51
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fu'onlii be (ll-3v to pay his file‘bls. and

C Al.l.AliA\ TO POST
BET MONEX “’ITH
THE L'. " . COURT

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would be his. \Yithout the wag. 1- he
would have to CiispOSv: of it All to pay
his @3115.

H. Krieg‘er Co.

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TYPE‘VRITERS

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1" Remington Underwocd L b 5*“ 2 2.
FOUR KIE'LEU 'N CELUSIIOT . Royal 0'? ver All wakes so 3‘
..\_ x 3“ x. H 1 r 1.25“

.1 , . rented, repaired ex: h2f‘gec'.

P u . "S 27‘ In if! z: ._,_7
1 wid». u. Du” Our Agent Is in Town Exery avy.
Plummet Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave., Er'djepert, Cu 1.

 

 

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Rosenfield
Bros.

HARDWARE & HOUSE‘
FURNISHINGS

Costello

Men’s Shop

 

“'ool Gloves
$1.00 and $1.50

Heavy Lined Suede Gloves

$2.00 - -
125 WASHINGTON st.

Dress Gloves 80. NOR‘VALK.

$22.00, $150 and $4.50

“'001 Hose .
50c, 750, $1.00 and $1.50

 

 

 

 

F. H. BAXTER f

DRUGGIST g

 

5 SOUTH MAIN STREET'

21 NORTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR

 

 

 

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Page & Shaw, Park 8; Tilford.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Green Seal, and Russell'; 2-“;
CANDIES '

NOTICE

S. D. G. CANDY CO.

WHOLESALE CONFECTION-

ERY, AND ICE CREAM
corms

53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 479 13

 

 

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' said in response to my iii-(wiry that

 

 

 

 

 

Any Time Day or Night
(Elk Promptly Attended

I! North Main Street

 

 

 

COAL

 

 

DEVI-NE BROS.
PHONE 53

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A MCIAL SUIT SALE
' “'8 and Young Men's
$15.00 to $30.00

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"MIN, WOOD, FEED
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ONE of: .‘ri—l:

o._w.:Gn.1r:r:lTl—l"MANY

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SWEET SCENES "*8
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like money rolls-elm] from 1h.- xii}:

 

 

3 Having
Plumbing Troubles ?
Call 2389 for

Perfecto Bouquet Are
Our Panatella Extras Are

Our No.0ne, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD W'ELL CIGAR

F. HAIN

Has opened first-class cider!
mill on Boston Post Road
for the season. Clean. fasfi
and powerful. I buy applet
in large or small quantities,
FOR SALE—New red oak.

six hoop, paraffined, 55%
gal. bbls. Best in town

 

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Now Sold for 10¢
Also Sold for 10¢

 

 

AUTO TOPS, ANE

 

w. J. Ungvaly.

RENOVATED i

Also Upholsterlng oi leouelnu .
First Class Painting '

COMPANY

 

 

 

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- SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK

 

Extra Fancy Prunes. . . 14c 1b.
:4 Oatmeal in bulk, fresh sup-

 

: ply .......... 6 lbs. 250

Extra Fine Salt Pork .. 20c 1b.

3 Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls . . . . . . 25c
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Special Sale for Ten Days Only

A. W. Hodge

 

 

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South Main Street
Opposite Wilson Hat 81101:

PHONE 902

G UN S
Ammunition, Hunting
Coats and Belts

A. MAIER : .l
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Tarlov Bros.

UP-TO—DATE ClGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR

LONDON .
L033

L MADE \
9?;
C‘TY Rm 1" [P ES

Also Celebrated Dual-urn
Lunchtime Block Tel. 1531

If

An opportunity to make savings in

high grade merchmdise

l tibia;

 

 

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