Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 17, 1922 · page 2

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, . New England Telephone
there was an Increase of 8.-
vonoo in public service. be-
“!er 1 and September 30th
current year. The gain for
P ‘ ”31,39” : ‘ r
_ - city in the State has contrib-
‘ ii! snbotantini quota to this large
. m‘iindicntins' I. stepdy advance
normalcy In business through-
mzetstate. tor'the trend in the tel—
. industry is a really good ba-
. «it of businechphditions.
FWterbul-y there“ was 0. gain or
elephones during Beptember and
ébetwoon January .1' and September
. you which date there were 11,476
' . cabin that city.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’ ford recordedqa n or 43 for
$3;an and 668 tort e ten months
on ‘jhu a. total or 7,138 telephones,

, ,, o .X'vl‘orwnlk added" 324 during the
M. but its seen-mm gain was small.
j onlfi six. There were 4.933 telephones
lathe Norwaik exchange at the end
' bi! September. ‘

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

John A. Prescott of Kansas
City, Mo., has been made he now

.head of the Investment Bankers ’

Association.

 

 

Business is immoving in the town
Shut “Crowns Them All." for Danbury
Meter. 3. total gain of 222 this year~
with 32 its figure for last month. and
now M: a.» total of 3.721 telephones in
”nice. .
In New London there was n boost
M 288 in the past ten months. while
I.7§8 is this city's total. Norwich
name through with a gain of 171 for
line ten months and 27 for September
Vfind. at the close or that month. had
{.529 telephones giving service.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Persian and C

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killings sold by B.

The increases in some other cities

~ 1' “' Jan.1 to . .
Sept. Sept. 30. Total
Manchester . 24 198 _2.964
Meridcn .......12 192 4,806
Middletown . . .21 ‘ 219 3.811
New Britain . . .33 172 6,695
Wiliimauiic . . . . 8 ‘140 8.141

 

--Buy your Vlcwoin. It Donneily'i

on any weekly Winona. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.

 

 

 

’3 : deco! Argentina mm 3mg:

ted; Standard Oil, Anglo-”Persian. and \

‘ lic and'intends, it the flotation is 3

mos Wu“: aid-nom-

the ’Royai-Dutch' groups. and. now
smile:- histor- ure , to ap-
pear in the field. The laces, t nrrivals
are the Chileans, and three prospect:
mg corporations have beennoaiaod in“
that country with the object )oi' ex-
ploiting lands in the Comodoro Revo-
davia and Nehq‘uen territories MAB
gentlna. “ '» ’ 7 ‘- ,

Since the Standard Oil Companyrof
New Jersey purchased the memes
of the Campanile—6e Petroleo do Chal:
iaco for $2,000,000 (Argentina paper).
Standard Oil of Cglfiornia. has taken.
over extensive prospecting rights on
the other side of the Neuquen field;
3nd near the Standard Oil of New
Jersey’s concessions. which border
the River Covunco. A. new corpora-
tion. the Andes Petroleum Corporation
which will work with Argentine capi-
tal. has just clared‘iseock tom pub»

success. to prospect in the Coi‘unco
district also. ‘ '
The West India Oil Cbmpany is
completeing a. large refinery at the
Port of Bahia Bianca, through which
practically all the oil produced in Ar-
gentina must pass 'on its way to "inar-
ket, and proposes to construct a
slmillar plant in . Uruguay, probably'
it Montevideo. A number of. geo-
logists are at work- in the last-named
republic and it is believed that that
country. too. hasgrent possibilities as
an oil producer at the future. ~

 

Concentration Highly Valuable.
Few things are more valuable to a
man than to be able to persistently up-
ply himself to his task until it has

 

been accomplished.

 

.A Colossal October Sale

of

Choice erclmtal Rugs
_ now being hold

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comprises a large number of individually selected !
Rugs, ranging in size from the popular small mat {
to carpets as large as 20x30 feet; all of which are ‘

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all: epochamaklng price co‘ncesslmms

Pchlan and Chinese Carpets

most of them ayeraging 9x112 feet, some ‘i’nrg‘erh

at $234.,(UXU)

all soooo

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, ‘ invariants sizes, chiefly about 4x6 feet. Sentient-w .

. .‘ .1 '7 !
7 ll 7,

Altman-rd: Co. are» umrvedly

at $36o®®~

guaranteed _

(“Fifth Floor) '

'gAAM Ann‘nama‘n

occasion Rugs.» ,, *
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‘ night school,

[the house.

ble windows in cold climate. if practi—
cable. at least on the side

house facing- the prevailing cold wind.

dows and doors.
sary. under outside doors.
hingles if necessary.

a dow casings or between w'alls ‘a‘nd cas—
ings.
* sash looks.
I stripping where necessary.

 

 

Nickles Santa.
-wifitmsleai~a‘billty, was back of
course. with :bwo‘aotl his triends. and.
the trio played folk songs at both
Franklin andCenter schools on open-‘

ulna—u.—

{alarm attendance, 99 percent, three
scars ago. and 1'00 per cent; in
1339*.21- and also-‘in 1921-22. ‘
.prepgre for naturalization lire Urged
tog-present themselves without delay
at one of the two schools now open-a
It‘tiiere are any considerable number
at would-be students, who and Fran» 1:-
iln or Center schools so far from their
homes that it would be impossible to
.utend regularly,- théy" njizht get in
:much- with Mns. Rachel Anderson, by
maiint 264 Flax Hill Road. She is
director of Americanization and field
worker for the night schools. She
would do all in her power to help an
isolated 'group of students, or women
who cannot leave their little children.
in the organization of one or more
neighborhood classes,- meeting once or
twiceya. week in a
donated,
home. -
Such classes in other cities resemble
clubs. and are informal circles where
the .womcn, usually with a. teacher
who is also a housekeeper. discuss
problems of home making in words of
one syllable. As she learns English.
thejoreign born woman trusts her-
self,_ more, to buy clothing for her
family. and fill the wants of her
household, through any stores in town
which attract her, rather than having .
to buv exclusively in some small store
where her own language is spoken.
As the foreign. horn man, .. attending
learns English. he is
olten .advanced in the factory, or at
the job at which he works. His in-
creased wages give his wife increased
purchasing power and'her own lessons
enlarge her range of choice. Business
acumen, as .wcll as civic pride, makes
for the progressive

or a student or teacher’s

interest of our
merchants in Norwalk's night schools.
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STOP THE LEAKS—SAVE COAL—-
BE “‘ARM AND 0021'.

To save money and coal, inspect
your house. says the Commerce De-
partmcnt's Housing DivisionLand do
these things: ' -
Stop all-unregulated drafts through
Use storm doors and storm or dot!-
of the

Plug cracks around or in all win—
Use felt, it neces-
Rcsct door

See that there are no cracks in win-

or between the sash. Tighten

l‘se putty and'Weather

Inspectwimiows and Walls of attic.

 

 

, §eml=anthuc Persian and-j J'ingimaterial m -. m...
" Caucasian Rugs.» .§ ‘ * ‘
richly colored,'very deep pile; sizes averaging*-'4%x7% feet

 

 

 

a. ’young _ Portuguese

his.» flight, Santa , has the record for .

All. who need to learn nngnsh or ,.

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rmaygic rug bf Malian

_ so” *3 i” ”Sizes given alre'approximale' ’ . A r “i 3

- ; ' Bdu chntam, a? ‘4: ‘, mayx6y',‘"f ' 7““: 3

F , ' . 4 £3;ng . ‘ 231252.00 «0.313500 ;
‘, 7 K313336359 45/23 5r 1“ $185.00 Saran!“ 41/2 x6, :3“ $185.00
'l . Hanan-5.5 “3110-00 humus-t $85.00
é“ Berg '3xs’45.oo»ana $50.90 mum“ 3x5,“ " $75.00

:‘ Some of:.vthese.rugs may be had in carpet 55235- i“

it would be hard indeed to find a mere colorful assemblage 'of
Oriehtal’Rugsthan these in the Read. Rug Gallery. Every rug a gem,
picked individually, as if to give spec lal pleasure to the one who happily

At the Candy Section

_ We have added a line of “Wenz”,Chpcolates,
' a very fine brandthat come in both cakes‘and boxes;

 

 

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Oriental Charm a‘re lm—
,, mediaiely brought to mind .3
when locking. at these 2, rugs. {The i

Njghts’ ~fame= could have been '
~ -. he more wondrous in its texture and weave than some
of the silken Persiahs'displayed in‘oul: rug gallery.
#234 arm full rich looki his the In ' of ‘clee tinted blocs, old rese ‘
.. 2;; Hulfiéds with their 'emblengiatic bordérgss and ffinged, ends. Lighter _‘
a 5 colorings with much'cream and gold, ms

6 and softtan, 011 with a_ sug-
Of the Qrient about them.= ,., ‘ ‘ ~» »- : .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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The Rugs

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‘sforles and tales ”of

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Fourth floor.

 

Spanish Laces
. anthestyle i.
'A new arrival, and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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’ Dead air in an attic keeps the lower M 2:: Vanilla cake" ‘ - .iget‘e‘Ch prObahly the lad We
. ‘ stories warmer. Plug up . ny o - L (We ' ‘ m‘ench -, . . _
C l lugs: from attic hetwecnfivall; pen i - e". - Shall be 211713 to Sat at -
. , Vanilla 1n half pound cakes, 50 etc. .
I In basement plug on; openings from . ' thé 10W pl'lCii 0f
l _ Outside or hetwccn walls. Cover fly- Peachstones 1!: quarter pound boxes, 50 cts.
i gagiaétgtdaggnm and hot water pipes, Padilla, Cadetg‘Lady me' 1353;!” “ad Acidu. $1.59; yd.
. ' ' ‘ ated Cartridges, all chocolate ainties one up ‘ -
; Close openings luciwcc or ii 2d ' "art V :
1‘ +159 “E‘WSDaDcrs under-1h: caipgtsa 1“ ‘ 1n q erpflund boxes. 35 cts. each Bette; grades in
. thesrte ill‘e drafts through the» floor. Assorted Chocdateg-one pound boxes, $1.25 black brown, gray,
in ,v nnnufacturers’ div-cogent , ' . 'r~ .» _ A .
I to cure ol‘ furnace. Replace craZkSr: h ‘ gm" green and Whlte:
or broken grates. Examine damp rs ‘ ‘
of fireplaces. \Vhen fire-places aid - A “i ' I - ”a to $5.00 a yd.
g :tovels m: main use, dampers should Christmas Cards Woman 5 HOSiery usieaiecéii?
. ‘ 0 C 059 . can chimney and stove _ ‘ » . ‘ - -‘~J '
l pipes periodically or Whenever neces~ .Wlfll 21 personal greet-2 Light WElght WOO!
i sary. _ . , .
. mg may be selected Stockings m brown, ~ , ,
‘ now and they will be mg b31231: dOXf93d Notion Counter
, in readiness ‘in plenty an » ac an While Enameled Hangers
l . . mixtures. - _. , .. '
. I; ~ 1 of time and thereydi , , pink, blue or while. . »
9‘; . be no uncertainty $1.25 a m- at 5 etc. each. 7
” 5 when Christmas draws Mercurial} 1-3816, Buttons of .eve
ll ‘ ' ' - ~ . ry‘
? - ' near. 1 - quite “CV, to a lebad description may be so-
,‘ i. Samples 11 ” t * 5530115 style fashioned lected from our large
" if S 9w“ "a I to fit at the ankle In '~ -
-- 7 . , _ .. 2 _ __ - assortment WhiLh in
il - We-carryeverykmd ofrbiuld- the department _ an?! “ black, . béaveflf . and ycludei Pearl, Ivory and
‘ ' :3 Fire Place Dampers,» $352: yr: 21y be Fluted Havanabrown. . " sum as, cm.
;; .. ur own 6 or ‘ ' ‘ and Ce! “10'
-* , Rooting ngerr, engraved. ' )3) 7 These are 1 the C1191. hi 1 Id-
. . “Phoenix” make. us man one,
.i needs, such as: ‘ ‘ A31: M it. ‘1 , o _ ¥ New Y g "
I? ' / - ‘2 Stationery Section ‘3? $1M I m‘ _ BS. .’
:3 Crashed Stone . £3; _ 7mm; mm . ,n .» Mam floor. , A ’ Main floor.
2‘ Brick .fi ‘ , . $.17 I ,
il‘ . , .. .y » _.:swmuyosz .
I; Cement " * . , ' ; ' . , . _ *fl ,-
— ;; ( - ' 333d_ ‘ » .; Lack windows ween closed. rflmw'» temperature for a room in which peo-g SEmoxfs M T8038! =.
.-,-l . , ' . . - ‘ shades. if practlmhle- Turn lofljhcatipie dive. . '1 . Irma - ..,; H.5-
. ! ‘ Fm Lining »‘ , “ in rooms with Windows left. open and Remember that these suggestionsifcrg’eguég (:13 .t :1 {1.53:3}-3 ”T "
. i3 “ r, , Sewer r. f f _ » ’ in unused» rooms. rRexnern'her that tiny)? a possible mfing of millions of ’Writets‘ Hen 5 Wi'fia A'l‘a‘rlutio ._
-‘ ‘ 1' 7 ‘ ‘> 1P6 v good _ventil’&tion is possilnle Without tons of coal this winter. mpg «Tbs-3300:5125 fid I had 3 .»_
. - large openings- 3' ‘ ~-—'—-— ‘ .L‘.‘ a g . "' __
’1 metal Lath , , - l Rememb? that shernlnlnctwc .a’e. ’ All Things Good and Uscl‘ui. 3::51’2: giggif gill“ :~
. me new ., > “smooch?“ .23: T... .. m ...,....... we .. 5mm .... 5......
1 ' ’mam' his own idea. 'or want. sistyteicht'to ““8“ “he" ‘0“ mm“ “1' ‘00 “we? ‘ TEE all my {fiends about “my

 

 

 

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TEE HUNTERS CHOICE
' Take 3 Winchester shotgun and
Winchester Shells on your" next
‘ r-dnck hunt and you,,5vill experi-i
once rcal' shooting satisfaction. 5
The, perfect ybnllmee~ of ' a ‘Win; 3
«mower is somelhmg‘which cannot f,
be appreciated until you pick an“
the gun, put it to your shoulder-l
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Be Sure to pay as a visit hellfire
iron "go again andlmkgcyer more,
stock of the World fiamolxsi'w
collector Shotguns. 7 ' '

 

. spared; notso much as any one {lar-

operate the action; . 7 l.

nothing is do be added. nothing to be
tioie of it. ahn'manlrmd mes not-he"
either the better or Kile worse of it.
accordi cg ash is uppilmt~i18$tmngc

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pills asit will save manyjrom \.3 '
in: and perhaps, as in my cs.“ 1
dangerous Operation-" Bladdr: .l-
kidncy'trou‘bie demand prompt ‘
m‘ent Foley Kidney Pills give .- 2-K
reifiei? 32155511. Powell Corporal

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