f-amine. V." twig Goal 5 Ififi'ere’y s hoping that you are prep several suggestions in case you ;. ‘ 6° 1"“ Wi‘h Your wife’ 3 folks. "Hey they hover. '1: any more coal than we have." ‘ Then live in the kitchen. , . . .4, ‘ forourfamily.” . 7‘ ‘ i ‘ ' .2 1 . Then—here we are—mitt in French dinins room and living room. . ; - That a the joker in the deck. But with all the digmtygt our command we suggest French Doors, nomical. How about Storm seen '1. The Hatch 69° Bailey Co; bothatcoalmllbehard “But our kitchen is too small moors between the beautiful. and eoo-.~ I Johne-Manvllle and Bird a Son Rooflnge Sheetrock and Celotox Well Boards. ~ At “This Man 8 Ship” are com- ing in and going out rapidly for tw 0 reasons: 1. AMig'hE‘ 3 ill til ..4.._ , c. In Make ? 2. A Fair Price $3.50 I ~ (0r $3.85 Lined) "Tl/E MA/v's sitar" idoslellos on meara S..Norwa|k Conn. FORD OWNERS Have You Seen the Goodrich 80x3$é S. L. Benedict." 73 North Main Street, South Nor-walk. l r-r -. ; F. s. LYON :lon PRINTING A. F. Beokmann 69‘ Co., Inc. Bl Washington Street, South N orwalk men we nnnmm -.r'.-—----.-yo,--.--.---- ‘. . ‘1‘ lenth Norwalh 700 Wow l l'ilND TH: COLDEST NIGHT "’ What You Want Is MEAT SATISFACTION 7 Plus you are guaranteed if you buy our meals. order for any kind of meat \V e have it. Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service FOWLER’S MARKET 69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk . Give us your ‘ U0 Jun ”mun-J“ tuu ingot that you sat up in bed wrapping the blankets around you and am; that by all that was xo‘o'dgund warm you wouldn't let another winter’s day go over your head until you had installed the proper heating mechanics in your home. " Translating "accomplish it imme- diately"~«do it now. ' NASH, RAYMOND o DEAN COMPANY 2 Flex Hill Road. - ‘ ROUND STEAK VEAL CUTLETS Hamburgi‘vSteak “at.“"r* Schultze’ 3 Tuesday Specials . ........ ............30clb. . ........... ........'35,c lb. LoinVealChops........ ........ .....30c1b .......... 14c“). ”—— Vleit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St. Norwalk er ythln Evech'icalfl A ' j ' ' ' Ll ' ‘ $ 2 Store- ' 3 ”WHY Square 11 No. Main St. W Tel. 2973. h M" Schultze 5 Sanitary Markets [ 89m43flainSMRoa-walk. Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwnik. Georgetown Darlen Standard Blank Rook Bridgeport "@LD CARS hen Your Old Cars to the Bridgeport Auto Wrecking Co. . . .1310 North Avenue Between Oak and Center St. Bridgeport, Conn. Phone Barnum 5588-2 ~ Second-hand parts and tires to 9‘ fit any make of car ELORIST Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays , ...... Floral Designs. .1 = Rowland M. Beach UMBRELLAS' Correct styles in Umbrellas with a variety of handles. Bakellt and imitation amber tips and stubs to match handles. 0 AT $6.98—Women' s Silk Umbrellas, in Black. Navy, Green nnd Purple AT $4.25—A fine quality Gloria Silk. tape edge. AT $3.98—The “Storm Hero" which defies ' commission. Iny storm to put it out of A . T 8298 and $2.00—Serviceable and good looking cotton Umbrellas. AT “DO—Children's School Umbrellas. , J. I. Mallette 88 Washington St. . SouthNorwalk JMM"'"'“\. . October 18 and 19. h 7' mm Enough“ n “In“ bill. . “in: $1th “won: my. pontoon out of itbravo soldiers. HILL SECOND, TO BE LALNCHED potable in" a, professional woman? I ”This New Freedom" just out from author of "If Winter Comes" the ' ‘whole subject is prodigious” - d. Thumbs are pointed down- rd. Yet Miss Florence Kober. mono ’ of the Beekmnn lulu Co-oporntivo ' elation. says that the first thing I. the minute she earns ey to warrant it, ‘ a. home of her own. , 2- r speaks from experience. Do- ’ be an initial cash payment of sev- thousand dollars. she reports ‘ ly two hundred more women ap- cants for apartments than the artment house with its thirty-three rtments could accommodnte. he Beekman Hill Ctr-operative As- htion. opened loss than a year ago. the lirst co- -operatlvely owned en— . rise of its type for business worn-- »in New York. 80 pronounced was success that in order to duplicate it to nearly as possible Knickerbocker House under Miss Kober’o man-go- rnent is being launched. The bulldinx in already under way opposite Beek- mw Hill in East h‘iftleth street. Oc- cupancy is expected Moron 1. Min 2.. Louise Tarbell is v—ice president -Beekmnu Hill. which now houses ony- three business woman. who de- spite moderate salaries are rapidly no- V'Qulrinz title to their hornen. owes its orlzln to the National Board of the Young Women' 3 Christian Association. Nearly six months were spent in pre- liminary investigations to safeguard the venture. Knickerbocker House is «I? independent», enterprioe film '10 11am rim. mun. lodentmpSmnsmm Similar Trip to South America 15 Under Way ‘ The National Board of the Young Women's Christian Amoietions hes , launched another inovnuon. It you ‘to‘vieit Bontlr America. this win- ter the National Board will not as courier. Early in January a party in calling from New York for Cuba. Panama Canal. Brazil. Buenos Ail-es and the island of Borbadonl Nearly live months will be spent in travel. "While this trip is being under- taken in the interests of the Young \Vomen'n Christian Association the itinerary will include the etgflas usu- ally favored by. visitors." said Mrs. Franc-es do Lucy Hyde yesterday. Most unusual opportunities will be gchn for seeing the industrial, eco- nomic. political and social life of the countries visited. The Brazilian expo- sition at Rio de Janelro will. 0! course. be included ” The present trip is an outgrowth o! the Orient trip taken last spring. in— quiries about another trip have been so frequent irom its forty members that the present itinerary was de- cided upon Such close- -up studies of Association work in other lands are expected to have far reaching educa- tionlil value. Due to the prestige of the Association in the Orient, the first party was frequently entertained by high officials in the Philippines. China. and Japan. Miss Edith H. Keely. who had charge or the Far East tour. accom- panying the party to the Orient. has been made director of Foreltn Tours. Information may be ad from Miss Keely at 600 Laxlns'to street. C. POND \VEBB APPOINTED RECEIVER OF COMPANY C Pond Webb. of Stamford, was appointed temporary reeeiver of the linultless Sales corporation of that place by Judge J. H.'Webb, yester- day. The petition for the ‘appoint- .ment of a. receiver to wind up the affairs of the concern is Paul Schwartz. the. heaviest atockholder end his application stated that the firm is in dung-er of being wasted by attachments, Ste“ on account of manufactures sort collars. . . WORKMEN 09m The annualflmeetlng of the Grand District of Connecticut of an Ancient- Order or United workmen will meet at St. George's hell in Bridgeport. The district in- cludes Connecticut. New York nnd New Jersey. ' . will be Suprenie- Grand Muster Wil- liam Marvin who will address the as, tion and busness and she trade. The firm '5 OGDOBEB 18. . The honor seen: of the convention ; sembly‘ of delegates it ‘ The principui business will his thenoinlnation.‘ elec- i' . LADIES’ HOME SEE THE NEW ....maosseooyd Beldtngsfistms -. ' - -Sstlns.... ..... meson Including Skinner Sotins With cotton hacks, Venetians, Sateen and quilt- - ,ed linings in an endlessyariety of colors. ’ . . , . J « JOURNAL PATTERNS LADIES’ HAND EAGS I ARTMAN WEDS MR. WATERHOUSE (Continued tron: first Pm) dressed lit white satin and Canton crepe, with a long veil with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Her attendant Mien Benb‘ioe Glee wore white organdlo and carried n. bouquet of pink roses. The T2“ carrier'- and flower girls, were dressed in pink satin and wore pink rombud's. For her traveling dress the bride wore blue serge 1 There were numerous guests at the reception which followed the wedding. includln‘g a number from out or town. Those who were present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. John Buddi- mitn of Newark, N. 1.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond of Donbury; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond. of Dan- bury: Hr. nod Mrs. Luke Manlon of Pouxhkeepnie, N. Y.; Kr. and Mm George Ulrich nod Mi- Dorothy Ul- rich ot West. Orange. N. 1.: and Mrs. and Miss Fiche of the Bronx. During the evening. dnnclng’wns en- Joyed. an orchestra composed of rrlends and fellow employees of the bridegroom furnishing the music. Both Mr. end Mrs. Waterhoune are employed oi. the Devin-Pope Hat com- pany. where Mr. WeterhOu-e is in charge of the ironing department. The bridal couple left on o. honeyr moon trip to points of interest in New Jersey. New York and Pennsylvania and will also spend part of the time at the summer residence of Fred Whip— ple, Peeper avenue. South Wilton. UpOn their 'return they will nuke their residence- at 130 Main street, First District. Many handsome gitts of china. linen. furniture. and cut glass were, reamed bribe couple. nudithere was also a present of 8100 in gold from the bridegroom's grandmother. Mr'e. Fred Nightingale. ASPIRIN ' Say “Bayer" and’ Insist! Say “Beyer" and III-M! nleoo you see the name "Beyer" on peeks.” or on tablet- you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed or physician over tween?- two yeah and proved safe by millions for Colds Hosdnohe Toothache Lombago Eel-ache}. Pain. Pain Neural“ ‘. 'Bheumatiem Accept only “Bayer” package which contains p directions. , Handy ”some?! bottles of 84 and 100. Anpltin- is the trade nut-k of Bayer Monuheture or llonooeetlcach doctor of Salicylic-oldF—Adv. arcs of twelvol‘nblet- cost few cents. - o. G. PALMER ' . Auctioneer . Oflice A. D. Korean Hardware Store. South Not-walk I . . em.” ....... ..esoo imngs SALE HERE. 1' WINDOW. ... 123 W ‘ :u. so. Noni TARLOV BROS. [lending 19mm . ‘W£_ inanimate " LORD Rom, Mild Havana Blond-f 5cEs'ch ——And— 86—2 fer 15c into Bodies, F ' Lamps, Repair-J Made to Order ,Wmmdm <- VICTORWESEL es chm, ll. “ them All Wool—$16.50 GOTTLIEB’S ”I! South Main 8%. Bo. Nor-walk Mahaokome ‘Blook' Tol. 1381 t L ME“? A“ W00! 3"?" GUARANTEE “Suits—$17.50 AND " Young Men’s Sport Model , , e Noam sl . .y . . - __ ' Sewhr,"Water Work, Mineral-y Concrete Walks, Road Work (indigo and Rock Excavation Ordel‘i Soliolted Estimates given on all kinds of Contract Work. Work solicited and order-given prompt attention. Old Friends at 7 ‘ the Old Price 7’ The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfécto Bouquet at 10c. No profiteering on Old Well .Theynre thebost ‘ made at that price. ‘- '- Jib PARFUMSJONCAIRE" PARIS Wehaveaddedinewlineotlm- ported Toilet Specialties which in- , elude Face Powder. ‘l‘aloum. Day * Cronin. Night Cream and Perfume. ‘. Theosorooxooptionnlhighmdg quality ad modemtely priced. ,.Wereeloureyouwlllbepleased' 2‘ mmmummam AGood CiderblVr-ii and Wine? Presses Can Be Found in This 8170 Regs All Sizes from 5 Gels. to :2 Gals. at Bight Prices. A. D. Morg SPECIALS F0. / linearoni or 8 . Ammonia, gong/.4. 5 Special ------ — ggist Naptha. Walla. _,25c cut to ' ' Cider Vinegar, ho. . ,; Pure Cider Vinegar, 33L, _, A. SIULL “comm, ”Ronni? . BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND. ‘ ACCOUNTING "woman...“ ENQLISHING BRANCl-lsg pay and Event": Sessions ‘ ‘ Enter Any Day MERRILL enemnss COLLEGES ' so. NORWALK PORT ol-l" ~‘ 543F083
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