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a and generally accepted.
nugumted by
an
communes
OTEL
.1 To as nouseuass.
_ .«More than 9.
“'1" be spent to banish
9 new $15,000,000 Hotel
cloned as the world's larg-
3cocoa-ding to announce-
Sept. 22
xployes.
THE CHURCH '
-Zl~1DI.\‘G THE HUNGRY
~Fivc
Now #170150!"
Sflclimulntion by tho Soviet
T}... was a result of confiscation
which opmurors. have been trans-
n (lying d commissar of finance to
{-5 .Jntlmsmmittcc of famine relief.
official announcement.
and more, it is stated. is
of supplies for the hun-
church gold and silver
1?!-
'elly.
thorn:
The
tire population. when she
—lin5t. France in 1791.
half a million.
at 2,500,000, a
by
ll);- first Six months of this
ll of 60 per
‘ making re~
Elpm‘f’d to in per cent. last l
inc rcnsc
have redraWn their plans
ten-story annex service
louse bakeries. kitchens.'
Fflfior‘e-rooms and other fa-
nnex will connect with
It al-‘
"8 by a tunnel.
clubs and recreation
hundred pounds
pounds of silver.
into cash for the pur-
The first cnsh‘ realized
in Finland for food
LY
25th
ime
UCTIONS THAT
Y.
A. M.
“liltin-
“1”,“
crossing in popula-
from non suicide. A
.1“: of! this, inure-so is th
to in male 'nnd‘ female
negligible.
’ American sanitary meth-
improvement of tho agri-
C‘éld. and the cessation of
voluuona. with their con-'
ha and hardships
in succeeding
are responsible for the
wage in a naturally prolific
ist year the ratio was two
It
gradual
was
Today
at and y
occupation
lected by
Estimates 0!
the
"MAW '
Trillium)“.
llAthu-utic “fit-mick
From a pair of our glasses.
Prospect Hill. Norwalk
LN.
from fourteen to twenty-one.
review: for
General course offers as electives:
Economics,
Art. French and Gmn, etc.
Small clause: give opportunity for
ment or right method of study.
' Commodlous school rooms, urge
gymnuium, ample and beautiful
grounds offer equipment for best man-
tol and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
and drawing.
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi-
pal: may be seen by appointment.
Printed matter on request.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
THE
COCHRAN ' SCHOOL
East Avenue, Norwalk.
A Private School for boys,
from the ages of six to eighteen.
Fall Term opens, Wednesday,
Sept. 27th.
All classes are purposely
small and are positively limited
in sxze.
School session each day from
8 :45 until 5 in the afternoon.
Particular ‘emphasis placed
on the College Entrance Board
requirements.
Organized athletics and play
are carefully supervised, also
gymnaszum.
Kindergarten for girls and
boys from the ages of 3 to 6.
Hours from 9:30 tr 12:15.
Illustrated booklet upon requeot.
W. '1‘. Cochran, (U. 8. Naval
Academy) Headmaster
SECRET OF GOOD DISPOSITION
A woman who carefully safeguards
her health benefits her disposition.
She will be happy and attractive to
all. The world unfortunately is filled
with sweet women who are unhappy
because they are held back from use-
fulness by troubles so common among
them. Fretfulness and nervousness
rapdly destroy good dispositions.
Sickly. all-worn-gut women cannot
make happy homes.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com-
pound is a safeguard of women’c
health. This is clearly preven by
the many letters we are continually
publishing in this paper, from wo-
$1.00 to $2.50
it 7—Adv.
men who have been restored to
health and happiness by its use after
years of suffering. Why don't you try
A Ichool for girl: and for little
boys. will open for the year 1922-33,
on Thursday, September 213:, at 9:00
Thorough inatrnwon by experienced
locally of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate nod Upper SchooL
Upper School often College Prep:-
ratory and Guam! Cour-ea for girls
Special
college examinations.
Psychology, History of
indivdluol instruction and develop.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
a “
WEEK or SEPT. 17
There New Was
a Lover Like-
7 ROdolph
Valentino
.“Blood and
San ”
..___~_
CONTINUOU
NO ADVANCE m PR'Ices
Boxes (Reserved) . . . ......
3 PERFORMANCE
DeLuxe Show: at 2:30, 6:30, 8:45
' 46c
Matinee ......... ‘ ..... loo-20c
Evening .......... 15c-25c-39c
The Connecumt‘ Light
and Power Co.
07 It!) It.
1
SPECIAL OR
Men’s Fall .
Shoes '
Leather Lined, Hand Welted
Soles
”$5.95
Shoe Store
f ts for
1 popular.
1 of youth, so smart and
3 lines. OF Course they
o
NORWALK
From the Day
We hnvo boon may odm.
filed by mm.
W m for Itult.
Quick Service
Wondnflnfmrytood
in larval. Wolpoaiolixo on
MMMmIoodTho
W’PMhmlihhomo.
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SOUTH
LUNCH
South Norwnlk.
39-41 So. Main Street
of Our Opening .
well 11th collars and
. ' St. 80. Norw ‘
313° mm 811‘ less from the manmsh
- a :r‘.— fl
- the sma res mo -
OUR EVERY DAY BY 0f . f . f ,
PRICES' remost makers 0 men 3
* uline a. earance as
Gillette Blades, (Genuine), .350 pp ’
Dozen .................. 75c ' ‘
Lavoria Mouth Waoh, .
19c, 39c, 69c but most of the fabrlcs
Llstorine ........ 19c, 39c, 69c
Cuticura Soap . 20:, box 59c ’ ‘
Woodbury’s Facial Soap,
20:, box 59:
Ex Lax .......... So, 2’20, 396
Bromo Seltzer 9:. 22c, 39c
Boalo Rolls .............. 10c
Witch Hazel. pint ........ 39o,
Robinson’s Barley . . . . 21c, 42c “
Imperial Granum, 21c, 55c, 89c
Mellln's Food 63c
Milk Magnesia Phillips, 21:, 39c
Dryco .................... 59:
Horilck’s Malted Milk, 37c, 79¢
Anti-Colic Nlpple: 2 for 13:
The Clifford
Pharmacy
. 60 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
warm
days.
.some of the soft fluffy
Iy. ,
of colors and designs 7,5c
cred in pink or blue $1 to
'5. heted. or knitted 50c to
CREPE . "
The predominating fabric this
season. We have it in Silk,
Wool and Cotton. I
.. ‘thflf pink or blue trim,
-_.__N_‘~
This fuel ”saving device cannot be overlooked thio'
year. _with ‘ coal . prices higher; than 7 during . the)”;
A Long‘ Hard Winter
at ;§dn"o’m .
There’s 7
, ~ «I c '1 theatodairwutethru‘thelargo
windclltvl: 221:! ydzores..mY_ou ”can'tjit‘ idly” bykandfce your cold ‘cnsh
,rnn' >‘.~lw 'Il‘hr '.r:
’on your-window's and door: maken_a little coal'go‘.
going to waste.
”a Radiator;
a long way. ”’
it? Keep
.
chose.
Telephone .2805-2
Weatherstrip In More Essential Than a Value On,
eviceo around your:
snug “1175137; 10;: hoot." Save'wyoui?
Save your coal dollars. Boycomfomblc.
Allmetal is the Weatherstrip you want. '7
. We are ready to measure your building and give
eofimate.vgit4bgutnobligaiio£~on your patio, put}!
WILLIAM E. RIORDAN '
12 Roosevelt 8t.
—Sentincl Ads pay.
-__\
All—cad:
Not-walk, coon. p
sz CiarEfM‘Manm‘ .
You ouGHT To BE
GLAD HE wasnn-
1150 TO THE.
[\‘l //’.
t ‘ .
Mill‘s-(in
..\
..‘
,_
,-
- ’ '11]: or blue stri c
The Textile ‘Store “nth In P
136 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
7
NOTICE .
We buy and sell new 1nd
second hand clothing.
Highest price: paid.
Ifyon have any, drop" us .
card and wowillcoll. '
S. LEVY.
.58 Water St. So. Nor-unit;
Nowell t? ' Murray:
CLOTHIER8 a. FURNISHERB
"To Men Who Know" .
158 Washington St. So. Not-wail:
netts $1.25 to $4.50.
alts—white, $2.50 to $8.50.
0' 14 years, $1.
3 4 to 14 years, $1.25 to
torts for baby are ready in
M...
.renr
a ords , _
25PerCenfi0fion'Ali', .
Our High Grnde'
MEN’S WOOL PANTS .
soles, all sizes, 3 to 8.
: on—‘$1.35.
out to lit—made with utmost care.
" corded madras some mercerised stripes—corded checktfi. 1
decidedly new. ,
and service to be found in them—they are prlced at most}?
any sum you want to pay—featuring this week sonic... ;_
specially attractive at $2.50. , .
afing appearance—both are ready for your approval.
Hale—reinforced heel and toe—black, sponge and ecu-dc,z
van—$1.
Stitch—grey fund white—mode and white—black and
white—tan and White—$1.50.
insure fit, in black, grey, nude and camel with colored
broide’red clocks—$1.95.
—high spliced heel—émedium ,weight black, cordoyan and.
French grey—$1.95.
top—Fall weight-Lblack, cordovan, beaver and greyf—e
$1.50.
—-hand embroidered $3.50 ‘
Autlmme-colors used are in harmony With the frock it:
’with large fancy buckles used with dresées as a girdlé.
~ make them to order.
. n work whichever}! girl 0
' s ancy—proper construction .
Men! Select SM
new styles are here».
“Yorke” of course, for we know no better make—r .
New patterns are all that you can ask—neat stripes+~ "
the \comfort, 4:
o
If you wear “Yorke” shirts you know
Main floor, right front-
Hosicry' of wool
or silk hose.
The wool hose is sportsmanlike—s'ilk hose of fascin- U,
Women’s sport heavy Derby rib hose of merceriéed 7
Women’s two-toncd part lisle and silk hose, drop.
Women’s plain wool hose with seam up the bacigii.
‘9
Women’s silk 1105?:~ with Wide mercerised garter to
; OWomeni‘s semi-fashioned silk hose—lisle soles and
l
Charming ribbons
and ribbon girdles.
Wide oatin ribbons are to the fore for the modes of .7
self. The wide ribbon forms a loop and ends fastened. 7..
Plain colors are used most, but somc handsome stripe:
also. Prices of ribbons are 69c to $23yard.
Another pretty and efiectivefl ribbon creation is by?
knotting and pleating narrow two-toned ribbon into ef-x
fective rosettes with number of streamers hangmg down
the ribbon, for these sells from 19c to 590 yard.
We will gladly show you how to make them upon"
Main floor. left front
é Slip-0n sweaters
_ keep. out the chill.
dust. now the are speCially useful not too heavy-—
knitte’d in a firm gretty weave with belt’ to match—color?
are cardinal, orchid, jade and Harding blue.
They have long sleeves, imparting extra comfort-s"
$1.50. 7 ,
‘ng A) m g L
d women to‘have better ‘opportunl-V
-... in the business world. . ' ’ :
AGED W ramps; .7
MILFORD, Sap. 225-13113: Prit-r
‘ . n; janitor of the Walnni
‘- h 3::th and -Mfl’far'd‘l oldeot'
. or. man. wno resting com»
32%]: 33112 wifordfiho‘lpftal you-
rdoy. though muttering trom- serious
din-icons urine-alto! n collision on ,
ilydh fife United State: decreased two]
per cent. in the month, ending August
15, according“; ffgwes.mnde public
today bribe Bureau of, Labor suns.
tics crane Department of Labor. baled
on'reports from fittyone cities.
,Among the eastern cities
adocrcnseznthe‘ priceievol "
Bridgeport, New Haven :36
deuce. two per cent.
Ache? '5
,7 Wm“ WM
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