Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 26, 1922 · page 10

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‘ On the left is Os-ke-non-ton, a Mohawk Indian; on the right is

Oh. Princess Unkalunt, a Cherokee. both appearing in tribal dress

as they san sacrificial songs at the dedication of the statue of

“ tion’ (in the center) on the portico of the Church of 8t.

1 III: a on the Bouwerie. The unveiling was in honor of the cele-

° :‘ratlon aorfd the birthday of Peter'StpyVesant, who is buried in the
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DISCLAIMS WIFE'S SON.

' WILL PROBABLY WIN.

Henry Laumeier, wealthy club-
uiau and real estate operator. tiled
a petition In the St. Louis Circuit
Court. pointing out that he is not
responsible for the support of his
divorced wife's three-year-old son‘
because he has never lived with.
his wile.

e.‘nllenry Cabot Lodge, Republi-
of Massachusetts, one of the
probable victors in the election
for United States Senator.

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AID TO THE FIRST WOMAN SENATOR.

 

 
 

ms.» Urr secretary to III-s. William H. Patton. nted ‘
tinned States Senate (mm to succeed the M912?“ E ,7
Miss Orr was secretary to Senator Watson. 3“

 

 

 

 

Joseph {onesyusn ls. oi
uninvited guest of the steamship

Warsaw. Poland. who arrived as an
Savoie. Joe fears a Oral: do Guerra

tor manna two Germans. He comes to meet his sponsor. ma.

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THE BLIND LOSE WEIR "LIGHTHOUSE" LADY.

 

 

 

News of the engagement}:

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Miss Winitred Belt of Burunslon. Vt“
to Mr. l'tutus Graves Mather. a prominent Connecticut law. 18 0'
international interest owing to. the work of Miss Holt tor the blind in
this, country. France, Italy and Poland. ,,

 
 
 

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Nasthaymond 69‘ Dean Co
South Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26

FOR

ONE2 PIPE
. COMET}; FURNACE

/ For houses whose interiors a,”
\ arranged that a full and free 053,,
" tion can be had between the two E123

:5 and most economical form of heQ
. apparatus made.

.23 new"
The installation costs less 33+.E

:2 fully. piped furnace, and very m r-Ir.
:: than that of the hot-water or seam
. heating plants.

 

 

: The simplicity of this apparatus ;!
manifest and its operation easiir rm-

ii‘. derstood.

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.0: The Comet Furnace ls thorough;

".0‘, well made, and is not a cheap, Slightly.
built afiair made only to sell- it 13 made

, to do a great amount of heating and to
' last as long as any other furnace Under

{a similar circuilistangmsz

 

B. M.
11 Wall Street,

 

Your Christmas
Portrait

Of conme you will have your
picture taken this year. “Your-
self, ” just as vou are. Y on cannot
give your familv or friends a more

‘ acceptable gift than‘ a beautiful

photograph of Yourself.

 

Even today is not too early to
arrange fan-a sitting.

 

The Michelsen
Studio

418'an sz. Tel. 437
r scum Honw‘anx, norm; ,9,

 

, field avenue, Chicago,, 11]..

OUT THIS our—n is

p WORTH HONEY.
Cut out this slip. enclwe with So
and mail it to Foley a: 00.. 2835 Sheb
writing
your name and addrea clearly. You
will receive in return a. trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar

Compound tor- coughs. . colds and
' croup: Foley Kidney Pills (or pains in

sidesand back; rheumatism; back-

gache. kidney and bladder ailments:

Ind Foley Gashsrtic Tablets. 5 whole-
some .and thoroughly . cleansing
cathartic for constipation. biliousness.
headaches, and s1 bowels.

,5 Stilison. Powell Corporation— —Adv.

 

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sister was taking
ur medicine and

”it. Inowfeelfineaqdumdo'm

'j : housework without an ~ :tmuble .st :2
‘ this letteryfor the sake of

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aisodbed. AnmstsLinthenatui-alwoodfinishss. Equipped V

A COMFORTAELE day bed that can eafily be converted into a full'
with mmn Link Spring and Cotton Mattress, covered with o
cum

SoldevuywhaebyFumlmreanchpmStm
Wn‘tsforFrceBookl-t

ENGLAN‘DER SPRING BED 00., New York-Brook! -Chimgo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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"‘Long .Walker” and “Jack and Jill” Shoes forsgiorést

induced mete;

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KITCHEN CABINETS AND TABLESS.

THE" CAsmETs—Have an the drawers and compartm-

step savers for the busy housewife. They are made 01 >1 wi ~
inside and out with clean and sanitary white enamel. and
THE TABLES—Are of several styles, with or without 121;“

l in to s.
with porcea p NICE LINE OF KITCHEN CHAIRS.

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sunsets. mascrons.
WALL & HIGH STREETS

The Best hat Money Can Buy.

 

Build: with a. thought to economv; service and x , mm-

» You ean put full confidence in the folluningz
:mtikes-Er
Harrison and ‘W

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rg' shoes for Boys ...... $2. 50 to $490
to $5.50

lton ElWood

so. NORWALK

 

 

 
 

 

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pelal Removal Sale ,.

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At 52 South Main Street for Saturday, 06-.- ~ ;

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