Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 5, 1922 · page 10

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x-rioncod stitchcrs on
making shirts: and un-

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’="“lrgl'rl FURNII‘UM
3. ch prams paid ior old-
a.:'. mahogany, chow,
.- _ also old china. glass,
llx'lll that is over 100

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Phone 998

‘mt to Win-
. rill-31'.
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lxpurioncgl Silk
«ilk. Apply at
«I‘ll Mfg. (to. See

 

E;l-IX'1‘~—I“ive room
;; or (m oar line, \Vl‘ite
alluryl.

 

 

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tlw Mississippi
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~29, l hs and Funerals.

\hx. Emma: 'I‘. Nash.
."mw 'l‘. Nash. widow, Of the
lure Nash. passed away oar-
;mu' 11f lll‘l‘ home, 42 Raw-
‘Nolim- or“ the funeral
-n lzltor.
MPORT RAZOR ’.
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.. '1 lll’l‘. Sept. 4.:——-A razor
-: l-wl wlwn John Banks. 52

.. 711w. accused lsah Rich-
»';1': too friendly with his
in the death of Rich—
..l) night. after a. street
"I 5:11:01! in from, of the

. Mabel Brown, with
' :z'F-on livml. .'
m l‘m' duel stood by

Hmul was spilled about;

‘4‘ mt arwr out appeared

~ “1‘ lln- men. RicharcL

unk to the ground on:
lfrxnks started to- run.

Min to rise. Richardson
'ln- doctors arrived on
‘l’nizlks is in' a critical
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1:, , ....-.“W ,._. -_
1.! l-u.l HANKRITI’T $7,500
mu:
5 - . l:.\‘, Swpr. 5.—0mar RI

.“:.'A port. in a bankruptcy
. grirv‘v his. debts at $7.83‘
‘hd-_‘__._____~_~ .

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FOR SALE '
FOR SALE—“Living room. suit, cabi;

net gas range and dome, 2nd.floor.
32' Bnyview Ave. .

 

ron SALE-TBuilf in or come. desk,
seven teething with grill top also

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FOR SALE—~Glass partition. seven
feet wide and seven feet, six inches
high, suitable for office or vestibule.
Enquire at Sentinel Office.

 

F‘OR SALE~Overland touring. starter
and lights. or will. exchange for
Ford Touring. Call alter G p. m.
S. 0. Bennett. 5 Woodside Ara, East
Norwalk. Tel. 2438. 31

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FOR SALE—A beautiful home. Spring
Hill Avenue, Norwalk. at a sacrifice.
Price. $500 cash, balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Venn. Real
Estate and Insurance. 123 Washing—
lon Street. Phone 1662-3 or 2R13~3.

FALL IS HERE. ,

Are you going to wait till Winter for

that new roof. We put on all kinds.

“’0 5011 2: ply slate surface . . .. $3.25

Vo sell 3 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.75

‘va sol! 2 ply rubber surl’uco . . . . $2.50

We 'sell 1 ply rubber surface . . . . $225

Hoary l‘lbrn roof paint $1.50 gal.

LEA] )EGIS-—GUTTPNIS‘—fl‘ HATCHER
PIPELESS FURNACES.

THE NOIUVALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 295.5 or 357.

 

 

FOR SALE-aBurglnr proof safe, 6 ft.

lugh, Inquire alter 6:00 p. 111.. Mrs.
A. ’l‘nrlov. TM. 2511. St

 

FOR SALH~Velie touring 5211', good

condition. Schoub's Garage, 16
\Ynshinglon Street. 3:

 

FOR SALE OR, RENTA— A nmv house
nl‘ ii rooms and lmth. Ideal location.
on U'nlluy lino and near the wawr.
Easy tol'nm.’.—\pply to Arthur \‘Valilrofl.
'L‘!‘ Ilflvlllillll St. St). Norwzllk.
JEN: SAI.E~~:’: milking cows for $125.
..‘1 \Vnmlaillv Auk. Ens: Norwulk.

 

 

 

 

P'Ull SALE llnlstcln cow, good milk-

 

 

panel and grill door. Enquire at Senti- .

BUSINESS NOTICE

Now is'the Time'to have Your Furs
Remodeled and Repaired.
' Hemstltcbjng.
TUTTLE SHOP '
84 No. Main St. Phone 389

LADII'B' AND GENTS’ FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.

A. L. BRIA
82 No. Main St.

 

Phone 920

 

READERS ! 5.1TENTION !
We gladly: offer our services to the
Public because we believe that our
present customers will recommend
new onw that we pay best prices tor
second hand furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial.
Phone 'or Write.
H. JAFFE
T41. 499 ~East Norwalk

.37 Fort St.

 

AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
, STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Servlcc.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechan‘lcs.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.

 

ATTENTION

Junk 15 valuable these days and
th‘cre is no use giving it away .1101"
half the price while I am paylng the
full price for junk I also pay 1c 8
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.

MR H. FELDMAN, 4
6 Rowan St. East Norwalk

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NAGY BROS.
Local and long, (nuance n'ucklng of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special val
tor moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City" Building stone. .
71_ Cedar Street. Phone 318

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FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME '
Mattresses.- pillows, bolsters and
cushions or all kinds sold on our easyi
payment plan. Also renovating, satls-l
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or:
telephone 317 for representative to;

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NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe

 

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$.33. Sypllmrclm-wl. (‘lllnn low-down
'unk. ('Ulllllrlrll hnlhdub and lavatory.
wi’h :lll niolmlmlatod Hum-:4: spr-cinl
If; l'2ll‘LfIH-n. whltu celluloid wnior—
rim-1'1 $5. Snillonhorg (70.. 545,
IZr-l Arc. b-nlwcen 36m and 217111 Slot.
Now York. '

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FOR SALE

A four family house. five minutes
from comer of South Norwalk. paying
la pcr com. on inveslnwnt. $9,000.

'l‘vro family
now. ll”

rrlrwzv.

lmurw. near West Ave-
imr-mugnlvnts, with two car

goo-w),

O'BRIEN & BOVI

Real Estate and Insurance
4 South Main SLreet Tel. 97’!

CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.

87 Cedar St. South Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 969
% clean and renew color: 1:
Carpet: and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called tor and Delivered.

 

J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
Real Estate and Insurance

5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk

 

’ “1334115111" I{I'TII HITS OUT 29TH.

 

NEXV YORK. Sept. 5V.-—“B‘£‘be"
{nth laced out his 29th home run of

the Yanlcs‘ first game wit—h the Ecston
Rod SUN. '

 

 

Lovrof Labor. _

Mon must- work. . That is certain as
the sun. But he may work grudging
ly; or he may work gratefully; he
may work as a man. or he may work
as :1 machine. Ho cannot always
choose his work. but he can do it in
a generous temper. and with an 1111-,
looking heart. There is no work so
rude that he may not exalt it; there
is no work so impnssivc that he may»
not’breuthc a soul into It; there‘is
no work so dull that he~1nny not en-.
llvcn it.—-Bunry Gllcs. A.

M~._____—l-————-'

Her 0
An, ordinary plctu
only piece of mail
London received in 51 years.
so treasured by her that it w
ulth her when she died at the a
seventy.
Plomcsgate workhonse bnlf :1 (21m: '
11nd no relutlvcarnnd was nos-cum.
lted. The card was .sent ‘
nurses; and it was;:.:he only ‘ thmg

lily-Pluto: Mail.
re post curd, the

h 11d béen.

ge' J 11'

She”‘ had been nu" minute-of
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the season today, in the first innfng of‘l

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Sarah 'Cl‘uzlteS of,

11‘s buried .

, gProfcssor ..Mnlnnge . of”

by one of the?

or. ln'plirw M. Kelly. Spring Hill St‘ So. Norwalk;

.~\.\¢-.. Nurwulk. ('onn. 31 ’ -
. EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC

l-‘Uil SALE . .\ Ford runabout in first Will overhaul and repair your car

class (ullrlition. l’rim- l'unsonzlble. In own gzu-ngc. All makcs of cars.
lnqniré‘ at (‘unovnri's Fruit Slnl‘P. Starting. llghtlng and ignition, a spec-
llllr-rly Square. fit lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
l-".>ll SALE 12” gallon gasollnc TRUCKING

3. {lllL 11mm.» ’l’unlc. Clll‘u of Scull Local and Long Distanc940fAllK1nda.
IM- 4 , CARRIGAN & FLYM’N '
rm: SALE 12mm New Bathroom. (0mm LearyTg.c1%%-1R' R' A“.

Home Tel. 368

BENEFICIAL LOANS

WE LEND MONEY. In amounts up to
$300, to HONEST pcrsons "having
neatly incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC, W‘I'I‘IIOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay. if desired
ONLY LAW'FUI. INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, {or the exact

 

limo you korp the 9y. (Jon-
sulmlion and advice . SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all

 

LEGAL NOTICES ’ , *

SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT "OF; NORVVAL-K, ss. PRO-

BATEV COURT, August 13, A. D‘, -= . , it] "
1922. _ , .- * l " 1 . . L
name of Maria G. Matters, pm? of; . . _, , . _ . p

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Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the Dis~
lrlct~of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-i
of far the creditors of said Estate to:
exhibit their claims for sculement.
Those who neglect to present their“
accounts. pmpel'ly antstod. within
said time. Will be debarl‘ed a recoverv.
All persons indebted to said Estale
are requestedm make Lninlcdinrc pay-

 

ment to: said Dr. “’ildcr D. Bancroft. of
VINCENZD AIAT’I‘ERS. ‘ ;Comell Univérsity, 56613:}:an at thE -' 01113th ’Stone
01" ¥ Administrator. general meeting 01 the American Brick
-, , ; . _ , Chemical Society today.
TAMMAD‘X 5‘ ("3,331”- 3 ”Everybody has noticed the brillrm‘nly‘: Lime
Alml'ncyS. colored patches 1 on the pavements _ .-..
where automobiles have spilled oil.“ cement
. _ . . said Dr. Bancr ‘t. "The colors ranfre
_ Gobelmr Tapestries. from red to go (I to blue, and arovery Sand
The most famous 1m"'i”""$ in the viw‘d or metallic. 'I‘hey chanxe with ' . r
history 0“ weaving a”? ”‘9 s‘o—(‘allcd the angle at which one sees thorn. and Flue Linmg ‘ 7
GQ‘X‘U“ (nvstrles, “Shhlm‘l i“ the they are not due to pigments. since we .
fncl'ory on. the Sil‘fh‘flmw ““1”." gears have a thin film of a'ncarlr colorless Sewer Papa
ago‘Jcnn and 1 :lm-t Lumen“, met”- on. These colors are due to tho ' '
pllau?(lych«)f genrlrt.lmdtlmirwbrks. intorfemnm of light reflocied from Metal 1.31.11
The name of Gnhelln 1‘=1"“l‘\‘11.‘¢5 been 1119 upper and lower surfaccs or the Lash Mortar
identified with the lll‘ml‘d‘i Of ”1059 film am‘l‘they depend on the thickness
ancient 1001.115. \Vhivh. l‘nr over 250 of the film, which averages about one Plaster.

years have’iurned (int 1.”...qu solely
for llie‘slate. In limo; of 19...? these
never leave France except .1.- gifts to
visiting kings‘nnd chief um... .mmg.
'FlthlCF13' all) ‘artismw :mrl spurrin-
tlces, \V‘PTO'QXHDXOXFll in llle (201-,le
works, weaving ,textllcs alloy dug-3.335.
by Lc Brim. Bour‘hcr :lml runny cele-
brated uitlsts. Today :lw \an'lmlen
nnlnhcrfil) and. as :m 1-Vlll‘x‘f \\‘pf‘]ver
can produce onlyng . ...~.. font a
your. it ls: understora‘ .. - why 1h?
tnl.o;:lrics hrlng snrl: .w\_...‘...:;,,._.;‘\. high

 

 

pflwfl It .15! est-luluml Hall the
minix’num value of :1 will”? {Hut 0f

Goliclln tapestry is S

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Grant Was Extremely 8:315me
(Epilol‘ul Gram swim-
oxlrmnuly smaslliivc. \l"

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‘0 lllt‘ find of his. Slfl'uélol H 1 ill \Vost
Point .1“? “'95 givrrn l': 41:11 and
wvnl hume on lonw 2'1. . gmy uni-
' form. The lillll‘ millm‘,» WWII in

. - humongo-
‘v'llix‘l‘lll. :md

wish-ll his patron!) lilo.» :
ly amused hy Ilse SH :::'

 

Hm jocl's of ‘ilw .‘Ellfi were
nm'vr—unlling. Ural.» v. w hurt by
llle-m llnlt ho nmw.‘ .. .12 willingly
wow :1 uniform. \\.~. ‘ llm l‘l'g.
ululiolls lnSlSlL‘d. ls. w.:=wl ll. but
119 Send} as I‘L’l'llll‘H'l. iw ulillll'd it

ngnin.

During lhc war 2
lmn :1 soul-n of low '1 - lurnw. General
Gram was nfh-nvr .~ .2 in (he :zlrlv of
a pl'h‘nlo solfiil-r—Al -.< slurs concculud
by :1 coat or rjum 13539 in the; doubly-
bummed l-luzlw . is rank.

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Hearts of Royalty Preserved.
The 1..-: l‘:l);ll>ll smT-l'cign ln have

 
 

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your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your crcdit good. Thisis a
SAFE place to BORROW from.

Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.

80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS A880.,

8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) So. Norwalk
Write or Call to the above address, or

PHONE NORWALK 1-4-9-7.

 

FOR SALE.
House, 12 rooms, wilh all improve-
ments, and large lot. on West Ave—

pnrticulars ask

JOHN T. HAYES
Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate & Insurance.

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No.

Necessity for Friction.

If a body once set in motion met;
with no «upw‘millnn it “'nllld go in a
straight line forever. Were it not let
friction; nulls would not hold and Walk-
ylnr: would be inmnssihle. ,One realizes
tho fruth of this when attempting to
Walk on smooth ice or a highly pol-
ished floor. fl ' '
:1 M" ‘ 1‘ .' ‘ ‘
' Cultivate a Note Book. ,.

Curry :1 notc"book and pencil in your
hand bug, and have one 0].““101'9 handy
in thehouse. Then you maxaccmmn-

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subject of feminine. interest} Little
items that we hear lm-ve a way of cs-
.r-uplng our memory. ‘
__________,.__.———-——

-.. 4,, .

‘Grouch Ma‘kes, ch Friends.
Be cheerful: The worst. disease with

of being a'contlnual knocker of grouch.
It gives one a sickening feeling to

conlinunlly‘ finding fault with every-
thing and everybody.
a, .

x,

' Paleolithic Religion.

.115 solemn religiousirltesas any today:
the French:
Catholic "institute is convinced ‘thaf.

their religion won 11

 

 
 

 
 

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nun. First District. Price $15,000. For:

late :1 store of information on‘evel‘y ~
which :1 man can berafilictctl“ is that
men-ton a pleasant clay men who: are‘ .

‘The cave mun buried his' dead with»

or basically dll’fcr-' ”

 
 

haul and of slh‘m'. :lilll Wilh-

('uslmls ...

ll‘u l’.

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Root of All Vices.

You my. “I carry in my lmSnm the
tho \in-x of my llll(‘(}>l(3l'.\’." No. my
hrullzvlfi you vlu» not. You lo'l'ing only
one .~-;,-.- from _\‘ulll‘ nncvsmrs'n weak
will, and with that, you make all your
’ viccSrMAn-m.

~corntlve tail feathers of thc‘pcac‘ock,2

‘12:qu the dark background is lack-
V
4
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I'I'lll\i\l’ll from the body after .

death and to ho M-pzlmlely preserved
in :1 Navy urn. was. “gm.” Quorn
Aline." ’lzw howls of lmr sislm‘.
Qumm Blur}. and (he lutlork runsler
1(jng \\‘i 11 III. of (‘hul‘los 11 11ml of
Qut‘l‘ll ’ 911). are also mu‘wl for;
in “'1‘; nz~lvr :\‘ulw_\'. >

'l‘he- l 3‘; nl‘ llvlmrd (unmade—Linn i

iK still an lm‘ vuslmly and cure of the?

canon gm.) ”minor of lllL‘ l‘Mlllt‘lll‘ill all
Rum-n. ll is llllll‘l‘ his rcvmnlwnt
Ulllgy. :11 mm uni-iom fullé'. um‘l wusv
bl‘ougll‘. In lighl ullr-l' lllo 1:111:40 of:
six i'l‘li'fill‘ll'S. in 183:»; invlnsml in

cred illlllihl lu Llll‘ semblance of an nu- 9

 

 

 

 

PEAIIUIZKMilL

Boiling.
Materials. _

We» carry every kind grbuifd.
lug; material that, a. mason
needs, such as: '

 

- ’ 1 ll] Rollin:

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' PI'TTSBQRGH. PA. SEPT. 5.-A'
film of oil. dropped on the pavement"
by an errant automobile contains the“.
same color Values as the highly dc- fl

 

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fiftythonsnndl‘fi of an inch. They are.
more .vivid when oil is Splllid on an:
asphalt pavement than when on a dirt
road because. there is loss disturbing
light reflecting tram the black back-»
ground: ‘
“'l‘he brilliant colors of the tail
feathers of the poacock and the 851- 7
parcntly self—luminous rods in the
throa feathers of the humming bird
are not due. to pigments. \Vhen one
looks through a pcucock's feathers
onv sacs only a brown duo to the so- ‘
called molnnin pigment 'M’h’lch is
equivalent to the asphalt pnvomcnt.
In all lilo irrizlesccnl fozlthgrs the. bur- .
lmlt-s arc flattened plates of brown
which therefore gives the colors of
thin films. The Structure is so Inark‘ '
ml that an expert can pick out the
lridosccnt {outliers in lho dark by
the feel. f
“It is possihlo to duplicate tho Color .
(fleets of the pcacoz-k and the horn--
ming bird by pulling :1 Very thin coat
of varnish over any dark fcfllht'l': but
\velcannot regulate the thickness with
such accuracy as to produce. the pat—'
lornsofrllw poucock. \Vh'on one con-
si-lcrs that variations in thickness of
:1 humirml thousandth of an inch may
vhungw tho Color complclwly. It.
seems marvellous that all thr- toil-.
Ruth-“rs of all lhr- peacocks can be so ‘ '
mm“). mm“ ,TIII'JY ARE )IILD BUT EET‘ECI‘IVE
"'l‘hr nor-1.: l'vnlllors or the white;
pigs-rm show prucllcaliy no'iritloscencc

Fire' Brick and Clay
' Fire Ploce Dampers
Roofing Paper

 

For Driveways —- Crushed
BlueStone

COAL AND woon

 

THE NORWALKCOAL
& SUPPLY CO.
All Kinds of Masons‘ Materials.

Nomalk
So. Norwalk

39 Wall Street
108 Water Street

TELEPHONE 113

 

 

 

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A person with inactlve or slowed up f
digestive organs suffers doubly from
hot weather. Billiousness, headaches, ‘;
blurred vision. bad breath, coated ’
longno are almosl certain to be pres- ?
en: with a mass of heat-producing
undigested food in the stomach;
Foley Calhartlc Tablets keep the di-:
gcstix’c. organs active and the system 5
fit and fine, purged of poisons. W. D. '
Kennedy, Albany, N. Y., says: ”Foley
Cathamic Tobin-ts are mild but once-
tivc Not habit forming. Stillson,
LPcwell Corporation—Adv. ‘

LOVER—Elli) MORE Pupils 5
THIS YEAR AT SCHOOLS

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ing. 11‘ they nrc (lycd brown. the iri-

«luscvnv-o (LYIPK’III‘S in full force. (In lhc

Ollli'l‘ hnncl flu.» whllw pf‘avOCli is not
am albino in. tho sense of merely hav-

ing: no dark pigment. The wholo

slructux‘o of Hm feathers has changed. -
’l‘ilo lzurbnlos arc not flat plan-s :mtl
runsoqucnily no brilliant colors can he

\dk‘\~\‘lf)})5'(1 by dyeing the“ {withch
.llrown or painting: the hook with India
' ink."-

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CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS
‘ “To Men Who Know"
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:llll: really for tho opening of schoolfi
A control conference was held of _
o'clock in tho afternoon with Surmrln— :-
‘lr-mlcnl Buchanan. ‘
Tho parochial schools. Si. Mary'o
grind St. .losxsph's. Fill nof npcfi f‘fi's
:mol'ningr. ”Those Schools (mom for the
all session tomorrow morning: F ‘
The new soll'cdnlc of opening and;
lclosinc; of schools arranged by the
llloard of Education was put into elf-i:

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25 Per Cent. 011’ on All
Our High. Grade
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fcct. Just: how this schedule will: I
gwork‘ particularly in rotor-once to the, -

Eont-of—dwn pupils at the High schools: hfi ,
.is still in doubt. "Flux parochial schools; .

Qwill also adopt the same schedule. THE WORK

 

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charged. Our standardioigwork Is not
found In the ordinary shop. , Factor!
on premises. . -

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urinating: 5*” Stamford

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secondhand clothing.
f Highest prices paid.

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Bridgeport Auto, '

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1310 North Aveuno

Between Oak and Gem

Bridgeport, Conn. ,

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In our Dairy Products means.
stables, trained milkers, .hea, '-
cattle, carefuliy ;washed' u” *
sterilized receptacles and methyl?
sanitary methods of handling. .. b. ,

gush cle'é‘n’liness moansliia’fil .
for Your family. ‘7“

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of the purest and

BEST DIARY Honours
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Telephone 2696, Store»
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