WANTED
A?
FOR SALE _
URE
m for old—
‘ char ".
ANTIQUE PORN];
Antiques. high pr col-l ’
. ’ iture. maboxanfi.
:19 [1:3, etc. also old chins. glass,
thing of nwril. lllal. Is on.
a old. .
‘ .lINSTElN.
" A’ «13.: Phone .998
\Voslpnrl ._
A 'l‘llo Fairfield Battery Co.
I: for young man 1...".
$15 to start. Ask for
:ll
1.” upl'llril
“I 0‘ work.
(mlrlnall.
,______________.—-——-—
Vmullu operators on plan
inpu- SPWlllg machines. Steady
k. who pay. Charles Mfg. (30.. 1am
alllllullm Street.
xllfill
AN‘I'I‘Lllwliato model Ford. roadster
(3r ('OIIQP. Call 1617—12 after 7 D. m.
ANTED-«Girls to sew on books and
eyes. (‘hnrles Mfg. (30.. 136 Wash-
Elston Street.
I ANTED—«J’iano and player piano
owners to Phone 846 for expert
Her and repairman. Philip Vi.
_-ult1.r. sttport Ave.. Norwalk.
ANTED ~— Experienced operators
.1- and cuff setters. Apply Leroy Shirl.
‘ . 11 Chestnut Street.
< “'ANTED ~~ EXPERIENCED TURN
.. MEN, STEADY \V’ORK. APPLY A'l
(’lNi'E. LOUNSBURY & MATHEW
. SUN (,‘0.
“WANTED ~ Boy to work in grocer;~
, and Input market. Jackson 8 Market.
oaviow Avenue and First Street“
llst Norwslk.
.‘AN’l‘Eli—‘Operntors on Singer sew’
V in: machines: clan learners. Apill)
6&4 Watt-l- 81., entrance on Havilnml
Sir-em.
WANTED (Horn in Traffic Depart
llwnt. Should have knowledge 0.
lilassicnlion. freight rates. etc. State
mul' ago, and qualifications in a leitvr
FOR SALE—A great opportunity to
secure a. home of your own. in a
restricted neighborhood. We will sell
you a lot for 81,000, half cash. or 8600
down, and will build you a house and
will furnish plans and specifications
free. providing you build a house cost-
ing not less than 85,000. For, further
information call and let us show you
locations and plans. William F. Hoyt
& Son, 79 Washington Street.’ Phone
436 or 2822. l
FOR SALE—Chevrolet. Summer resi-
dents returning to the city have
placed with me for sale. Chevrolet
“Royal Mail" roadster. pcfect motor.
sclf starter. new battery. Any demon-
stration. Sacrifice at 9100 or best of-
fer. as it must be sold before Satur-
day night. Stanley Bodient. 7 Center
Ave.
FOR SALE—Ford roadster, 8100.00;
Ford 1 ton truck. $160.00. In good
crmr. Apply 26 Laura 81., So. Nor-
walk. . .
FOR SALE—Double barrel shotgun.
12 gauge, with-some shells, all in
zood condition. price :10. A, Dietrich.
101 Cedar 81.. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—I921 Ford coupe. first.
class condition. may be seen at 28
Taylor Ave, any time after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE—"Small farm. 21 Woodside
Avenue. Will be sold at a reasona-
ble prior,
FOR SALE~1 sedan. 1920. and one
Ford touring car. 1917. lingo
llllshel, West Norwalk.
I-‘OR SALE—Rabbits. English lop
ears: also Mahogany Rhode Island
lied Pullets for sale. Phone 1477-4.
FOR SALE—--1920 Ford touring. start-
er. $225: 1920 Ford touring, starter,
$240; 1923 Ford sedan body. brand
new. $265: 1923 Ford ooup'e. 9225;
1919 Ford'touring body. 845. Will sell
or exchange. Phone 2153 Norwalk.
in Clerk. (‘arc of Sentinel.
TO LET
' ’l‘O RENT At Liberty Square and il
l‘hapr-l Street. i‘ivo room apart-
nwnls. improvements, $25. Vacant the
13m. inq. 64 Scuth Main Street. Tele-
phone 60.
TO ItEN'l‘~-7 rooms and bath. all
improvements. Phone 336.
O l.FJ'l‘—~-¢(’entrully loca..cd. 5 rooms,
all improvements. Rent 840. 'I‘vlo
one 19479.
0 LET- Eight room apartment, with
, all tho modern improvements.
‘Steunl hoot and hot water furnished.
$135 a month. Inquire at Kreler's Shoe
Sim-o.
'I'O l.lCT-~Bakery on Hyatt St. Apply
2.“. Laura 31., So. Norwslk.
'11) I INT—775 largo, light rooms and
bath, all improvements. Rent 940
pm" month. 10 Elton Place. lnq. Louis
(irm-nhurg d‘c Bros. Phone 2015.
'l‘ll I.E'l‘~—I<‘lvo rooms and bath. gas.
wicctrit‘iiy nnd one pipe fumaco.
Adults only. Phone evenings. 87446.
’l‘i‘) LET-m0 rooms and bath, centrally
located. Only small family of adults
Xi"t'd apply. Apply at 82 So. Main St.
TO LET Furnished large lmnt room.
suitable for couple. with privilege
of using both and kitchen. 25 Belden
Annuv. Norwulk. Phone 1014.
RENT “On Flax Hill Rd.. thloe or
our furnished or unfurnished
osokooplng rooms, to adults only.
lace, c-it‘l"l.l'l(‘.lt§‘. telephone. bath.
i. minds. glirage. One mile. to station
and town of South Norwalk. $45 per
month. “'rllc H. 11.. Care Sentinel.
TO LET»
[Wrngo space. No.
of? St. John St. East
Barn. suitable for car and
2 Scllcck Street.
Norwalk.
Hill RENT“ »Furnishod room, gent]?—
lllvll prol‘crred. central. Write Furn—
illwi Room. Care of Sentinel.
'ill LET «1 rooms. with improve-
lno lltu, its Taylor Arc. Phone 315. if
ix‘lllt ill-2N1“ ‘5 rooms. with garage,
mull-l- of town. with improvements.
illlllllr only. inquire at 58 \Va‘lf'r $1..
"lullllllg Store, .
'lt) LET Ai'lvr ()cl. Isl. 0 rooms. all
improvements. 24 Orchard St. Nor-
\iillk. (Jan be Sf'ell at any time. Call
1351.
OST ~~Salurduy evening. 6 ft. cross
v'ul saW. on (‘lny Si. or Spring St
uilnhl.» reward if returned. Geo
mrvr. 1: Madison St.
MASON CONTRACTOR
, H. l-‘alu'izio, mason contractor. has
n organization that "knows how’
“on i.‘ Hunt's to work in this line
:is contractor can do all kinds of
f ck and stone buildings and is ar
; or: in th building of cement walks
nd roonforccrl concrete work. Thr
,V-‘cuildlilg o5 chimneys and fireplaces
. a thing: that. Fabrizio understands
how to do. Office. 1-1 Snowden Ave
l’lmno REEL-«Adv,
o».-..
AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO
COMPENSATION .. OF THE
BUILDING, PLUMBING,
AND ELECTRICAL IN-
BPEGTOR.
Be lt ordained by the Council of the
, ("ity of Norwalk:
Sew-lion i. The compensation of
the building, plumbing and electrical
inspector shall be twenty-four hun<
llred dollars per year. find the same'
shall be paid in equal monthly my“
moms of $200.
Seclion 2. All ordinances and parts
.Of ordinances inc
we hereby repuledonsistent herewith
ron SALE—A six room house, in a
first class neighborhood. All modern
improvements. Three car garage, now
renting for $18. Excellent buy. Price
$4,200. Terms arranged. For particu-
lars apply to William F. Hoyt A: Son,
79 Washington Street. Telephone 435.
lll
BUSINESS NOTICE
BUY AND‘SELL all kinds Ofnsed
f . ituro. Tel. 903, or sand postal.
H. h. 44 Water. 80. Nos-walk. '
COUNTRY CLUB ROBBED OF 3500
, CHICAGO, Oct. B—Three robbers
dashed into the once ‘of the Lake
Shore Country Club today. - led the
club’s cashier. John Judge, into the
woods nearby, sluggog him into un--
consciousnesn.’ and then raided the
club buildings. escaping with 8600.
. OPPOR . ‘ .
Will saw someone fifty dollars on
purchase of any new car. W‘rito
P. 0. BOX 200. NORWALK.
READERS ! MENTION i i
We gladly ofl‘er our services to the
Public because we believe that our
present customers will recommend
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand furniture, Junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a. Trial.
Phone or Write.
> 'H. J
37 Fort St. Tel. 499 but Norwalk.
AUTO “ETHICAL SERVICE
STATION. o
Bosch A Talisman Magneto Service.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
FALL IS HERE
A" you gding to wait. till Winter for
that new roof. We put on all kinds.
We sell 3 ply slate surface . .. . $3.25
We sell 3 ply rubber surface . .. . $2.76
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . 82.50
We sell 1 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.85
Heavy fibre roof’paint . . . . 81.50 gal.
LEADERS—G UTTllRB—JTHATGKER
PIPELESS FURNACES. .
THE NORWALK ROOFING 00.
Phones 8965 or 387.
ATTENTION
Junk a valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk. I also pay 10 a
pound for rm.
J. EFF‘RON.
5 Burbank St. Tel. 2560-1 So. Norwalk
FOR SALE—-On Edley Avenue. six
room house. all improvements. large
lot. abundance of fruit. An exception-
‘hl buy. Price $5.000. Terms arranged.
For particulars up 1y to William F.
Hoyt & Son. 79 ashington Street.
Telephone 435.
Three family house. all improvements.
5 minutes from center of 1st District.
with extra.lot. Pays 15 per cent on
investment of 86.000,
House of six rooms at Marvin Beach
on shore. All improvements. Very
reasonable. ‘
O'BRIEN a BOVI
Real Estate & Insurance
4 So. Main Street Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FOR SALE—«At East Norwalk. plot
50x150, to close estate. 5th Street,
East Nor-walk, trolley passes. Particu-
lars. Box 103. Flushing, L. I.
FOR SALF‘ImBrand New Bathroom,
:55. Syphon closet. china low-down
illnk. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water—
ciose-t seats. 35. Seidonberg Co., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sta.
New York.
FOR SAI.E«~-Van Buren Ave, 9 room
rooms. all improvements. $6,000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 18d}.
FOR SALE-A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue, Norwalk, at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash, balance on easy
tPrmS. Act quickly. .I. J. Vans, Real
Estate and Insurance, 123 Washingo
ton Street. Phone 1662-3 or 2813-3.
Iron SALE.
Dwellings. Business Blocks. Fac-
lories. etc. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main’Street Norwalk
Real Estate R: Insurance.
THINK flFBAl‘lERIES.
lllllllgll lllsz
Here's a 101 of battery for the price!
if you .ever bought a low-priced bat.
cry. it s ten to one you’ve paid more‘
and got less for your money than you.
",‘et here in the C. W. Battery. (wood
:opnratori. quality plates—selected
cedar wood separators—best .material
.lnd workmanship. Made in sizes to
'1'. all cars. Ask for prices. The Ryss
Battery Static
War—Adv. n. 49 West Ave. Phone
No,
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
OCTOBER 2ND T0 9TH
it is easier, less expensiv and l
dangerous to prevent fires 0than “as;
to put them out after they start.
Last year the fire loss was $485,-
000.000, or 84.47 per rson.
worth while. when car-spend engulf
noes would prevent so much loss?
Practice Fire Prevention and make
doubly sure you are protected against
financial loss by insuring against fire
through—-
J. M. DAYTON & 00., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad _‘Avcnue Phone 35
A GINDEE m m EYE !
may be small but it shows hows
Approved September 21st 192
‘V , z.
CALVIN L. BARTON.
MSW.
STEPHEN DOKUS. .
City Clerk:
PATENTS
costs:- and D.“- .
twat:
Optometrists and Satisfy yourself
tender our eyes are. Are you ne-
glecting yours 1 ., _
Have them "examined by‘ our.
as to their condition 1
If glasses are neocisary he will
prescribe them. .. _y ’
I. w. m ~
i church.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Pisa: mm‘Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 818
most THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME '
Mattresses. pillows: bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our ass!
payment plan. Also renovating. satin.
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 817 for representative to
NORWALK xarrnnss‘ co.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwulh
DON’T MISS OUR
SPECIAL BOOK SALE
THIS WEEK ONLY.
111 75.: Fiction Now Only 65c
Pictorial Patterns
Natteford Candy
THE
HAMILTON
SHOP
49 Wall 8".
Open Evenings Till 9:00 P. M.
Deaths and Funerals.
Funeral of MI- a'nn. Bkney.
The remains of Miss Anna Rigney.
sister of Rev.“Joseph A. Bigney. of
Rives-ton. New Jersey. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Cavanough. of 36 Orchard street.
arrived at the family home in Orchard
street. today. Services will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock from
St. Mary's church.
hues-a! of Mr. PM.
The funeral of the late Theodor-On
Prince was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the tuner-.1 parlors of D.
_W. Raymond, West Mington street.
Rev. H. B. Sonnet-t of the Rowayton
M. E. church, ofllciatlng'. Interment
was in Union cemetery. Rowayton.
Th f“nen|oer.One.
o uneral ochnryLCaaowu
held at 2:30 o'clOuk this afternoon
from the late home. IF Betta bimbo.
Rev. F. L. Piper of the Advent-Chris-
tian church. officiating.‘ The remains
were taken to Spring Grov cem
,Darien. for interment 6 . story.
——____
Funeral of Mr. W“, V
The funeral of John W’s-cushy wil
:e held Friday morning from his late
one. Edgowood street. at 3:80 o’clock
and at 9 Ig'clock from St. Ladlalaul’
torment will
Mary's cemetery. be in Q.
_..___ .
For Nor-walk "country: Generally
northwest winds. A slight disturbance
unuc on the South Atlantic‘an’d'Gnlf
coasts. Pleasant weather prevails in
the central and. eastern districts.
. . *_'
NORWICH. Oct. 5.—-Someone with.
a nopound han‘uner gotgjnbo them!“
tics ofythev'nnsgthmpany,’ ' '
was
All makes of Magnotos, Generators, 3
‘alr and cooler tonight and Friday" '
moderate to fresh west. shifting {:5 5
over the Upper Mica-sippl .‘Vsusyzil ' 1"
producing some unsettled weatherln »
the wenem districts. Showers cons "
The Registrars (It the Town and Cl-
sion for the purpose of receiving ap-
plications so be made voters, and cor-
rScting‘the voting lists from 9 o'clock
a. m. to’5”o'clock p. m., on Tuesday.
October 10th. “.1922, at: the following
places, to win— 0 ‘ ’
Eg- tho first and Fourth Districts
at the Town Assembly Hall, Wall
Street; for the Second and Fifth Dis-
tricts at the Twin Court Room, City
Hall. and far the Third District. May-
flower Eook‘and Ladder House. Van
Zandt Street._ , - '
Five o’clock .11., In.» October 10th,
1922, will be tho-last time at which
appucatbns nabs-made voters can be
received. .Ifuyon have moved from
one ,Ward to lay other. kindly notify
the Registrars on ‘or before that date.
C. IRVING BYING’I‘ON.
THOMAS F. FLAHERTY,
_RUFUS J. SMITH.
JEREMIAH EAGAN.
HARRY B. WATERBURY,
MICHAEL P. SHEA. .
Registrars of Voters for the Town
and City of Norwalk. '
Dated at Norwalk. this 5th day of
October. 1922‘:
NORWALX HOSPITAL ASSN,
ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Nor-walk Hos»
pital Association will be held at the
Hospital on Tuesday Evening. Octo-
ber 10th, 1922. at eight o’clock, for the
following purposes:—— A
1. To hear the reports of the cm-
oers of the Association and to act
upon the same.
2. To hear the reports of any com-
mittee appointed by the Association.
its Directors or its President. which
may be presented. and to act. upon
thesame.
3. To elect four Directors to take
the places of those whose terms ex-
pine.
4. To transact any and all other
business propor to come before said
meeting.
October, 1922.
JAMES T. HUBBELL,
Secretary.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK 58. PRO-
BATE COURT. October 4. A. D.
1922. .
In the matter of Mary Angione.
Emile Angione. Joseph Angione, An—
tonio Angione. Annunciato Angione
and Rosario Angione. all of Norwalk.
in said District, minors.
been made to this Court by the
guardian of the respective estates of
said minors. praying. for reasons
therein set forth.‘for an order outbox-L
sing and empowering her to sell cer~
tain real estate of her said wards:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk. on the 18th day of
October. 1922, at 10 o’clock fomnoon:
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a newspa-
per having a. circulation in said Dis-
trict. at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. October s, A._D.
1922. ’ - _
ESTATE of Emily Comatock. late
of Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
ORDERED. That the Executor ex-
hibit its Administration. account, to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate Office in Norwalk. on the 13th
day of October, 1922, at 2 o'clock, aft.
ernoon; and that all persons interest-
ed in said Estate may be notified
thereof. the Executor will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a' circulation in said District,
at least five days before said 13th day
of October. 1922. -
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. October' 4, A. D.
1922. - .
ESTATE of 1081111; B. Jennings,
late of Norwalk. in said District. do.
ceased. .. .
V ORDERED. That the Execntrh: ex.
hibit her Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the pm.
bate once in Normans, on the 13th
day of October. 1922. at 3 o'clock, aft.
moon; and that all persons interest.
ed in said Estate may be notified
thereof. the Executrix will cause this
Order to wwbmnw In a newspapét
.having a. circulation in cm District.
at least five days before said 13th day
’of October. 1922. ‘
HENRY W. GREGORY,
. ~ . Judge.
SOLVENT. NOTICE.
, : BATE COURT. heartening.- son. 1)..
. : 1922. ' , ' » .
x M
ENor-walk. in 5311131913, trict, deceased.
ThoOo‘In'tof’Probato for menu.
.trict of Norwalk. rm, lint. team“-
lowed sixmouthltrom the databases
ozhfbtt. their claims for Manual.
.m, who neglect to present their
accounts. properly blasted, within
:wa'tfib. will!»
REGISTRARS NOTIgE. .,
ty of Norwaik, will hold a public ses-.
Dated at Norwalk. this 4th day of
7
Whereas. written application has,
mom or NORWALK, “7m ’
e as Laura c. Estonia: of
error the auditors of said M 10..
, The Turks insideot30 .
Days by Allies’ "Agreement
(Continued From‘ Page One) ~7
provides that the allies and Turksjare
to evacuate the neutral region of .the
Dardanelles; that the allies will con?
pie Curing the peace conference, and
than-Ahoy» accept the re-establishment
of the Nationalist civil government in
.the' Departments of Constantinople
and Chanak.
that an American destroyer was bom-
barded by the» Turks while taking on!
.retugees at Alvall.‘ a. Town “north of
Smyrna. first carried in a Reuters
dispatch from Athens received today
:by the Greek Legatlon. The Legation
dispatch gave no details. - ’
Neither the Navy nor the State De-
partment today had any confirmation
of the reported attack. ' .
~ CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 5 '(Asao’ -
ciated-Press.)—-Bfltish General Head-
Turkish Ndionaust cayslry at Kan-
dra. in the Constantinople neutral
”DO;
. (Knuth-g is approximately sixty-five
miles east ofConstantinople. near the
Black Sea coast of the Ismlrl Penin-
sula.) ’\ .
PARIS, Oct. 5—(Assoclated‘ Press.)
-—An agreement has been reasoned by
the conference of allied and Turkish
military leaders at Mudania. and will
be signed some time today. according
to private dispatches received here.
I The main lines of the agreement,
says the Figaro. are:
"First. the British and Turks both
to withdraw from the neutral zone on
the southern shore of the Dardanelles.
the British to Galipoli and the Turks
behind the line formed by the rivers
Granlcus and Skamander. ' .
allies remaindn Constantinople during
the peace negotiations. on condition
that Kemaiist civil an i critics are also
installed there.
”mum. the Greek army to evacuate
Thrace within ten days. If the Greek
Government refuses to give the nec-
essary orders. the allied fleets are to
blockade the Greek ports and the
Kemalist forces across the Dardanelles
and drive the Greek troops out of
Thrace."
The dispatchesfido not say whether
the Greek representativ ccepted
these conditions. 4
ATHENS. Oct. 5 (AssociatedPI-eés)
——-The document signed ,by King Goa.
stantine abdicating the throne of
Greece. which yesterday was reported
lost whilesupposedly in the hands of
the printer. has been recovered.
The disappearance of the document
caused a great sensation. inasmuch as
Constantine's friends made a. great
point of the assertion that on his
previous departure from Greece he
had never signed an abdication.
The recovery of the document
signed last week will therefore. It is
thought. settle any controversy that
may arise.
ATHENS. Oct. 5—-—General Nlder
has been appointed- commander in
chief of the Greek Army. TthOV-
eminent hopes further to reinforce the
army through the popular call for
volunteers for service until the end of
the conflict with Turkey. issued by the
Minister of War yesterday. . '
Greece feels that. her readiness to
defend Thrace strengthens her rights
there. and must betaken Into account
both in arranging the armistice and
later at the peace conference.
asmamu: SUCCESS?“
ovum nooav
_—.——.
Ten years ago on Saturday. October
5th. Frank Jaicoby' opened a modest
store with a space only}; by 64 feet
where he made thebeglnnlng of the
splendid establishment which will open
the celebration of its tenth annivers-
ary tomorrow in a zen-day series of
sale-y -' 2
Frank Jacoby attributes his remark-
able success during the ever-increas.
lng popularity of his store since that
Saturday in 1912. solely to the one
idea. that he had at the. start and
which .he.hs.s Sold to madfastly dur.
ing anthem years. His idea wasthat
a goodaclothior did nethave to: be an
expensive clothier. That it would be
A SlN lulu
HAIR Fill llll'l
. Hair—Ends Dandruff !
Delightful fl‘onic
yousces. litth'motbhaIx-falling‘eurf-
holiness. _ _ What; spits _ . W. W! ’
733! are making no effort. to avoid?
1; most. '
tlnue their occupation of Constanfino-'
4 stdre between New] York and Boston.
WASHINGTON’ 0d" 5'—The report SOme even consider iii-superior to the '
quarters reports the appearance bf ‘
"Second. the Turks agree that the .
a. “,3:
possible. to offer the very bestof wear
for men and wanen without resorting/77
to higher prices at one and [of the
season when people needed new wear
His method has been to mark‘ prices
so that he could get the largest num-
ber-of people to buyat theflopening of
each seaoon, and to hold'speclal sales
at different times during the season,
so as to give the public anespeclallyf
good bargain in better quality wear.
Todayrtho store of Frank Ja'cOhy is"
a. landmark .in thlsvicinity and .13
known throughout New England as
having the finest front of any.aimiiar
famous store fronts in NOWVYOI‘k.
equally high class appointments in
equipment, display Cases, etc. the'
m, -_
Three Flowers Face Powder
' ....... ............’ ...... 591%
Rhubarb andSoda Mixture,
4 oz. ‘ 19c
. Onelrdoxen Scidiitz Powders, -
Box ..... . .............. 23c
VDorin Rouge 1249 .' ......... 396
“Fluid Extract Cascara Sounds,
4 oz. 22:
100 Cancun Tablets . . ~. . . . . 21::
Diamond Dyes . ...... ..... 12c
Ouinlnc Pills, 3 dozen for 35¢
Bland: Pills, .100 . . . .... . . . 21:
Pure .Glyccrinc, 4 oz. for .- 19c.
Guaranteed Fountain Syringe»
I n n .O ...................
50c Forhans Toeth'Paste,
Pcmpcian Face Powder 45c
Mavis Vanishing Cream .. 39c
50c Tube Psbeco Tooth Paste
...................
...................
9
37¢
. ....................... 37¢
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 39c
50c Tube of Milk Magnesia
Tooth Paste ............ 29c
60c _Tube Pcpsodcnt Tooth .
Paste .................. 37c
Tlntcx ................... 12c
Mavis Lemon Cream .. . 39c
25c Tube Kolynos Tooth Paste
......... 23c
Iodine (tincture) 1 oz. 20c
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle
........................ 89c
Lyons Tooth Powder ...... 21c
COFFEE ........ . ..... 30c to.
wo offer STANZALONE COF-
FEE Which is a blend of the
finer grades of Pan-American
Coffeeoand its excellent flavor
and aroma has won for it mil,-
50 Tube of Milk Magnesia, '29c
But even with‘the splendid storerand' ‘ ‘
Store of Frank 'Jacoby continues its- . L‘.
inches-fill: policy. or the;
the, season right anther m-
rpsmona-ble otherness '
Gian itisuowéprice .
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ions and styles for women aw:
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for fall {and winter: wear.
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- 39~ASouth~Main Street‘
So. N orwalk; 00113;er
The story that flowers tell
is always beliey‘ed.
—Says the Sunflower
YOU know that your message will
be understood and welcomed when
you send flowers. You know that
your welcome Ia assured when you
take them_ ‘
“SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
ROWLAND M. BEACH
Florist
16 France Street
Phone 2140
Reducnons
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A «its
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31 So. Main St. ‘ ., So. Norwggk ,
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You Wish to Be Warm This Coming Winter with; '
the Little Amount Of Coal We Are Liabie‘to Get. .7...
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HOMER ORIGINAI: PATENTED PIPE
FURNACE
The best furnace‘made and" costs’ yang: ';
no more. than the imitations .on theft ..
market. .Bewarc Of Sheet iron. flip?" -.
drums and radiators in 'SoInefurnaceg. 7
These will last only a' $er iyéafsya't >
most. The HOMERillses‘a’héavig-caéizfi ‘
iron hotflrum and radiator-filial I
. last a life-time, . ., '
Phone, Write or'Ga‘ll‘on ~ -
f T. S. Glover," Agency
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Norwalk Chronicler