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see ement—our gun
your part, it’s faith in on}
and me e.
our part, it’s the belief
1m want and appreciate
quality
: -g a man wears.
(Shoes excepted).
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1 ,find anything but satie-
«fn hie plumbing shop.
' lumbing supplies we
’t find a fixture that
ted in a dependable
We also want you to
“every Job of plumbing
- the person who or-
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HOME 559
Lets Keep Building Going All Wmter
There is no excuse for anything less than a twelve months
construction season—except the excuse of 33bit.
There is no reason why the winter months shOuld not take;
some of the burden of keeping things going. .
It can be done, and is being done every year by builders
.and contractors who know the profit of keeping their eflicient
organizations together and working. . ‘
LET’S .1451. .110 IT 1
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The Hatch 69° Bafley Co.
Agents for Sheetrock—Celoten—COI-nell Wall Boards.
Bird .1. Sone' Roofinge and Wall Board.
PLACED YOUR ORDER FOR- STORM SASH YET 7
‘ o I I ' r e
Exlde Battery , SerVIce »
Now lathe Time to Look Out for Winter Storage.
We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
. s. L. BENEDICT
73 North‘uain Street. so ~
What You Want lo
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service
F OWLER’S MARKET
8910. Main Street Phenom
some Not-walk
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.
South N orwalk
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1406
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Carter’s Knit Underwear
IN MEDIUM AND WINTER WEIGHTS
ALL STYLES OF UNION SUITS, VESTS AND PANTS
AT POPULAR PRICES. ,
ALSO CORSETS, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES, GLOVES
MME. JEANETTE
56 South Main Street Phone 909
Are You Prepared
FOR THE GOLD WEATHER COMING ON 'I
We are prepared to take good care of you on all the following
winter needs:
OIL, GAS, AND WOOD HEATERS, AXES, SAWS COAL
HODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH CANS & SIF'I‘ERS. '
Rosenfield Brathers
125 Washington Street So. Norwalk
Phone 340 — Iree Delivery. -
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Schultze’ 8 Thursday Specials?
Solid LeanCorned Beef- 16clb.
Rump Corned Bed- l8-22c lb T:
Bonless Brigket - 161311).
Smoked Shoulders 16c 15.;
New Sauerkraut 101: lb.
Schultze 3 Sanitary Markets
fluufllheotlm
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‘vcrsalists, Christian Scientists. and ,
other demoninations t
have been barred ill-om representation.
state and.
‘ Atlantic CRY.
— «no _
u—u. __¢~-
libretofore Barred, catho-
lies and Others N ow Eli-
gible to“ Membership. .7
Roman Catholics, Unitarians, Uni-f
. heretofore
on the directorate or local.
national Young Men' 3 Christian Asso—
ciations and‘ from voting membership
in local associations are Qualifiedly ad-
';mltted under changes in the rules or
the association by the international'
convention, which closed recently at
In By-Inws.
(homes
I Originally only those who proteased
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religious belief conforming to the'
definition “evangelical, " as adopted by
tlon held at Portland, Me, in 1889:
were eligible for place on Board or
Directors. - .
Members at churches recognized
by the Federated Council.
of Christ in America. and the coin-e-
spondlng body for the Dominion of“
Canada, even though they did not
come under the Portland decree, are
now admitted.
The further extension of eligibility
for directorate membership. just ap—
proved, also includes those not allowed
conventionor through membership in
the Federated Council. Churches of
Christ in America, It they accept the
'so-calied Paris basis [or the World
.Student Christian Movement. which
amounts to a declaration or belief in
Christ. _ .
Limit of 10 Per Cent.
The latter extension is however,
limited to 10 percent. otthe member-
'ship of the Board or Directors.
The Board of Directors of the
Br
1bers and under the Atlantic City
amendment the local association may
the International Y. M. C. A. convex».
representation through the Portland.
I
Churches .
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wholeness, NOVEMBER 22 19.
22.
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More Of Those
11 Wool Blankets, $7.50
Regular size, full 6 lb. Double Blankets,‘ 1n Brown or Grey.
PRETTYPLAID BLANKETS $000 $6.7Sands,3%
White Ground with Checks of Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Pink, Tan 01
Y 6303.
— A COMPLETE LINE OF COMFORTABLES ——
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- CLEAN THE HOUSE QUICKLY FOR THANKSGIVI\ (1.
C'WE RENT VACUHM CLEANERS FOR. $2.00 A DAY—This modeling.
includes delivery, return and complete instructions.
1_.,
“Willi” PREPARE f
SIIIIE NEW; BILLS
.LOUIS. Mon Nov. 22. —-—Declar~«
in: STthe results or the recent election
wens a strong indication that public
sentiment favors repeal of the Vol-'
stead act. a score of State secretaries
of the Association Opposed to the Pro-
hibition amendment yesterday perfect—
ed plane for modification of the dry
entorcement law and eventually repeal
Silo“ I! I :latio’n 1” 26 mom- of the 19th Amendment at the closing
session hero of a two- dos conference
Resolutions providing- for the work-
ch: In two members from other than in: out of a plan for dispensing alco-
evangelical churches.
l. The decision to do so Is optional
With the association and will be acted
upon at a later date.
5111; summons
To the list of the property 1.01.13...
who have already signified (their wil-
lingness to give three {cot of [and in
front 0! their holdings, on “’ashinfi
ton street. for the purpose of widening
the street can be added the name of
Christian Swarm of the Old “’9“ C
‘Company. who. in a letter sent to
Mayor Calvin 1.. Burton otters a three-
foot strip as well.
Mr. Swarm. In ,his letter. recalls the
activities of some thirty-five years
'11g‘o when :1 move was made to widen
3 \\’ashlngtou st root
Ho pronounced the widening of
“nshlngton stxc t "one of the, most
.lmporlant improvements to be made
in our city," and his letter follows:
My Dear Mayor:
1 was very much pleased to have
you take official notice of the gener-
0113 after to the city by the South Nor-
gwnlk Trust Company of three feet of
“their sidewalk for street purposes.
:Thcll action will, no doubt, be follow-
1d bvt the majmltv. it not all of the
1' roperty own-‘rs on ‘Washlnglou street.
The three feet extra. on each side will
simplify parking. as there will then be
room enough between the trolley
tracks and the parked‘cars Tor autos
to pass between.
.Thirty-{our years ago. before the
Suartz & Corbett block was built. we
pe utloncd the Council to widen Wash-
lugton street. otter-log to give” five teet
or our plopcrty .for street purposes.
This was sery favorably consllered
by the Council, until they found it
would cost, 2.700 to cut off the ”but:
of the then Raymon
ings at the toot of logical street;
and were was strenuous opposition by
the owners of these buildings. ”As the
necessity for the wid 113 did not
seem so urgent at the. lme. the
‘ter was dropped, but the Council
establish the five-toot building 1.11e.
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IANII FIIII WIIIENINI]?
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Sellecker 11.111114
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whléli we followed. and all the_‘:1uild--
Wings which have been' erected since
_’were placed on that line.
The widening of Wash! ngtorl street
is one of the most important improve: ‘
.ments to be made 111 our city. and I
will very gladly donate three feet 1i".
, 1111s purpose.
newsman; your cfi-operatlon in
tervle'w the. property more. *1
main, 1 ,
< Reameetlully yours. .:
CH§ISTIAN WAREZ.»
.the appointment or a committee to in?
re- ‘
.
hollc beverages under the regulation
of States and others directing the
presentation to Congress of bills for
legislation favorable to the “wets”
were prepared for sublnlsSIon. :
Although the Association was form-
ed for the especlakpurpose of obtain-
ing the repeal of the Prohibitioni
amendment, its executive committee
has adopted a resolution opposing the
restoration of saloons in the event
manufacturer and sale of light wines
and beer is permitted.
Ways and means for caring for the
proposed .dlstribution of liquors are to
be studied by a committee.
All of the delegates e'irp’tesséd jubi-
lance oxer what they declare were
overwhelming victories for the “wet"
forces in the recent elections, and said
ihov do not intend to affiliate withsiJ
either the Democratic or Republican
parties at present. Establishment of
a magazine as the official organ of the
Association also is under consideration.
XV. H. Stayton general director or
the Association. said that Congress-
man Hill of Mm-xlsud. and Senator-
eloct Eduards of \ew Jersey. would
be spokesmen for the Association in
the House and Senate. ..
CORBO ARRESTED FOR
DARIEN AUTHORITIE81
STAMFORD. Nov. 22. ——Anthox1y !
Corbo of 94 West Main street wanted
by the Da1ien authorities for an 81—-
leged violation of the Motor Vehicle;
law. was apprehended yesteiday mokn-
ing by Policeman George Bates. lie
was turned over to the Barton police
and taken back there to face the
charges. He is alleged to have failed
to halt to give assistance, following an
pr
“mam »
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In fact. the boys need ’em Just.
as much as tho they had four.
legs.
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And parents who have an eye» "
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accident. was arrested on Saturday by
His machine was in a collision with
an automobile truck.
William Young of Brookside a1 enue
omen .was arrested on Saturday by
Policeman Joseph Lyden on a charge
of operating a machine without a li-
Icense. The case was continued to
this morning by Prosecuting. Attornr—y
Matthew H. Kenealy. '
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names? rum smrnns
. 111.1. canons
Newell {9' Murray
CLOTHIERS L FURN‘SZHERE
“To Men Who Krew"
80. New 5 ‘kg’
?
153 Washington St.
7 9c
4":
self Service
Shoe Store
8 No. Main St. 8o. Norwalk
LL
seam-ma THE
WEEK
'— VISIT—-
Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE
Something for
Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWALK, CONN
123 WASHINGTON STREET
aver-H
.. u q... am...- .m-«Mu-u-
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour,
31b.pkg... ....... W221.
Fancy Syrup, special ..
Macaroni or Spaghetti,
,2 lbs. fort ...... ' ....... .250
"Toilet Tissue, 7 for ...... 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage St... East Norwalk
So can
“THATGHER” PRODUCTS
Include Cooking and Heating
Equipment for Every Purpose 1
“THATCHER” Round Steam and 1
Hot Water Boilers. .
‘STHATCHER” Square sectional
Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
“THATCHER” Garage Heating
Systems.
“GEYYSER" Round Hot Water Sup-
. ply Boilers.
breakfast and sleep
YOD CAN ENJOX
longer it \ou have son; 6 .; 1U.
ELECTRICAL CONVEN: ENCLS
for :vour table and 1-:
you investigated to .,.= 14on
tricity can help you i; U
work ?
We’ll be glad to [623 “ .
any time.
A. D. Marga 1%
WASHINGTON STREET-
ll‘n
“GEYSER” and “ACTWE” Laun-
dry Stoves.
“THATCHER TUBULAR" Warm
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER METEOR" Warm
Air Furnaces.
“THATOHER PIPELESS" Warm
Alr- Furnaees. ,
“THATCi-IER” Single and Double
Oven Coal Ranges. '
“TWIN-F185" Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Com-
, binatlon Coal and Gas Ranges.
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water
Heaters. ,.
“DURO” country Water System. .. ,'
STEPHEN mm ,
sanitary Plumbing and Heating
~ , Phone 397-2.
15 Monroe St. So. Non-walk.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
.mm
WW LACE:
3‘ ’n. 3&3 $2.253
01.1 Friends at the Old
Price
The on Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto 130110119
at 10c.
on 0111 W83
No ”Macaw
unnamed"-
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