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your. port, it's mum our
-» and merchandise.
[our part, it’s'the belief
.1011 went and appreciate
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all. '2 "/7 m’”
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't find anything but salie-
ln title plumbing shop.
{In plumbing eupplles we
(won't find a fixture that
meted in a dependable
w. also want you to
t every Job of plumbing
plena- the person who or-
,nvmonn a nu:
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_ flax Hill lose.
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re “usual-II.
renews.
There is no excuse for anything less than a twelve months
construction seasons-except the excuse~of habit.
There is no reaso . _ _
some of the burden of keeping things going. : 7
It can be done, and is being done every .year by builders
and contractors who know the profit of keeping their eminent
organizations togetherxand working. 5
. ,. LETBQLLDO IT'! -. .
The Hatch 69"" ey Co.
Agents to: sheetroeb-ceiotu—Gornell was Boards.
Bird a Sone’ Roofing: and Wall Board. .'
PLACED YOUR ORQER FOR ,STOBM.8A8H YET ‘I .
Exide, Battery Service
New Is the Time to Loolfmt for Winter Storage.‘
We Are Prepsnd to Give You the-Best of Service.
s’. L. BENEDICT
nsmmsmet.‘
. FOWLER’S. MARKET V
“Romeo“: meow
1—-
Small Pork Roast.................22clb.'
FreshShoulders...................,18c, lb.
FreshHam’s.......................25c lb.
Headquarters
” for
4w. Carry a run Line of ——
'Dolls, Doll Carriages, Doll Furniture
and Toys ' '
DOLLS REPAIRED AND DRESSED TO ORDER.
The Only Doll Hospital Between Stamford and
Bridgeport. '
24 V! r Street,
DOLL SHOP Southl 1321-?alk, Conn.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
‘~ .. Moose. [MI-".4"!
IR VING B. _ STONE
13 MAIN STREET NORWALK
'o-dd.
HANQKEROHIEFS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Our Line Is Bigger and Better Than Ever.
190 to 75¢
Women‘s Sport Handkerchiefs . . , . . . . . .
Women's Enlhroidorml llmulki-ruhiois . . , _ ..... 19c to $1.00
‘(Yhililrt-n‘s Handkerchiefs ‘lll Boxes . ..... 350 and 500 308V
\Vomcn's lloxul llamdkcrcllicfs ...... 500, 750, $1.00 to $3.00
WOOL SPORT HOEE.
A wonderful line to Choose
For Men, Women and Children.
From.
Slip-on Tuxedos and Buttoanront. .
McCall Patterns
I VIQI'OR means-.— 0 a
' ‘ymgthozfim addict-Is," ‘ '
IIWII V t .
. Ask To Hear These or Any Others.
01
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:1 why the winter months should noLtakeT ,;
: ‘ ' wE’anmsEroPULA‘ “R
Lets Keep Bufldmg Going All Winter
mild-walk i
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‘ {period-in any previous contest. The
, The accompanying table sh
’ 'words. tliere_is probably a limit or
' ‘ Hollywood Farm’s pen of ‘White
'ton, that won the last laying contest.
' -with a. production ot‘615cggs. A Con-
' inectlcut pen otr White Leghorns, own:
' [stout cord.
. ‘ wrapper.
' {clerk do it for you. Think the miles.
swsATsRs Iron wens meniscus. . h ‘0
v - ‘ fl .
» s'ro‘RRS; com. Nov. 24.—-Tno '
hens at Storrs are laying morecm
in out for a reco‘ rd breakmg‘wr. In
the third weaker the contest they laid
nearly 900 eggs more than the avert
age for the last eight yearlrand over
100 more- than (or the correspondinz
total number oi! eggs for all pens gm!
1,164. or a yield of nearly sister cent.
ws - the
average production (or previous years
in per cent. as compared vgl’th the pro.
auction for the first three weeks in
the current contest:
Period ‘ Alrerage. 1922.
First week ...... . . 11.! ‘ 15.8
Second week . . . . . . 15.0 23.3.“
Third week~ ........ l 7.8 30.9
These figures seem to suggestthat
the management .of the contest may
presently have the problem of guard-
ing against excessive production dur-
ing the winter month-“91:1 other
lendurance beyond which a hen, can-
. not go.
"Leghorn: from Hollywood, Washing-
are off again with a bang. This 0.81!
01’ pullets was in first place last week
cd by 8. G. McLean of South Glaston-
ibury. was in second place With a total
lot 49 eggs. Two other "pens 6! White
g Leghorns entered by Hilltop Farm
.lrom Sumeld.,Conn'.. Land Roy H.
lwalle 01‘ College'Park, Md.. tied for
Kihird place with 45 eggs each. Two
pens of »wmte Wyandottes. both ot'
thcm from Rhode; Island. one Owned
'by Frank P. Matteson 0‘! Davisvllle.
:nnd the other by Chad 0. Knight of
illridgeton. tied for fourth'plsce with
43 eggs each.
i The four leading pens in each or the
-' principal breedsaro as follows: '
I Plymouth Books.
0. l}. Treads-ell (Barred)
Spencer. Mala ........... . . . . . .
Maurice- E. Bride. (Barred)
Harttord. Conn ...... T ......... 76
(-1. Bradford Allyn (White) ‘
Belmont. Mass." ........ L . . ..... 71
Lewis Farms (Barred)
Invlsvllle. R. I. .............. . 67
“'hltc “‘ylndottcs.
()be’d G. Knight
l llridgoton. n. I........ ...... 133
Frank I‘. Malteson
Dnvlsvlllo. R. l. . .' . . .‘ ...... '. 112
\Voodhridgc Orchards
\Voodbridgc. Conn. . . . . ....... 106
(‘lclncns J. lliemand .
New llrlloin. Colin. . .. ...... n. 73'
\\'illlam E. Moran
Bethany. Conn ........... . . . . . 70
lede island Rodsfi
Jacob H. Jansen
North Haven. Conn. . . . . . . . . . . 122
E. Newton Scarles ‘
l‘omrrct Center. Conn ........ - 99
Follows l‘lrns.
Norwich 'I'own. Conn ...... . . . . 97
llurricl F. inwtoli ‘ «’
I.ongmvadow. Muss .......... . 96
u “'luitr lanterns.
Roy H. “'lillo
i‘ullcgc l'urk. Mil. . . . . . ....... 125
Mrs. J. .l.. leuscn
New liuwn, Conn . . . . . ....... 119
Hollywood Farm
Hollywood. \\’a$li.. . ... . . . . . . . llS
Acrcbrlilgi- Farm
Marlboro. Mass. .. . . . . . .'. . . lls
POST OFFICE ASKS CHRISTMAS
(ill-TS BE .‘lAlLl-JD.EARLi"
Annual Campaign Started by lenls‘
Posted in Office Lobbll'fi.
The annual appeal of the Post Of-
livc department to mail Christmas
packages curly has been started. Pla-
cards have been posted in post office
lohblos suggesting parcels be mailed
curly. be plainly and correctly" address-
l'd and carry the return address of
the sender. The? suggestions include
the following list: 1
“Iran with tough paper. Tie with!
“’1‘“? or print a plain ail-
.dl‘t‘sx in upper left. corner. Attach
ioddrcss to article lteelt ‘ inside of:
Inclose all articles liable to
breakage in ~corrugated paper or
wooden boxes and pack in excelsior or,
similar substance. 1! contents are“
perishable or fragile. mark‘tho pack.'
age conspicuously or have mailing
I
» IilllNEl mam
take Salts at First Signor Bladder
Irritation" We. '
' 'The American men and . women
must guard constantly uainsEKldnoy'
trouble, because we eat often too
much red meat and all curated is
rich. Our blood is fluctuate. uric
; When your kidneys“
1b cloudy. mu ~ot~ “dissent.
and there is everyindlcation that they _ ;'
. acid which the iridneys strive'toniter ‘
- . out; they weaken trons (interwar-g be? .
j looms sluggish. the cumulative messes
jclog and the result is kidney music: , .
: .l‘iladder. weakness and a generat'de-
_'ollneinheslth. , ‘,, “,s‘i‘i '
~ t test like lumps-
' oilesdryour back hurt-per the urine
’ ThanksgivmgTable Damask of Every
5 ‘ ’ rosin sesame; inchese’lilxlilil inches.
' _,__ .- All-Linen Pattern Cloths '
, NAPKINS IN ALL SIZES To MATCH
‘7 . ‘ Table Damask by the Yard ’— Many Beautiful Patterns.
'3 . Hematitclledll’attern Cloths and Napkins.
i In special gift sets, or singly with napkins to match.
': » f ' ‘MERCERIz'ED' TABLE cLorrns‘ AND NAPKINS
x
BEAUTIFUL MADEIRA LINENS
_ Cloths, Scarfs, centers and Lunch Napkins.
J 1 , , . SAD flinen Damask Trayo‘Cloths. See the Window Dis/play
Kin
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rubbing up against nnmsn , ‘
being handled and re-. SY‘D , J _ units“??? AIJZ’SI‘RAJL4 “(IA
andl'ed, NVhen ready to mail it give ‘ ‘ HEY, a 7 “’7 ,, .__ .3,
little once'over: Address. sender’s ad- an all night sitting the non _South
dress. stamps, wrapper and packing. (Wales Par out. by a masonry of
Insure it. Mail it early. - sixi'conflrm yesterday the agree-
_______———-—-‘— - ment with the Imperial givernmcnt
.‘Im '10!) “‘ IN SYNAGOGUE. and the governments of the ustralian
5 ‘ s ' Commonwealth and the ' New South
it inset travel
other parcels.
O
. ' ‘ Wales. by which 6.000 British settler3\
Rev. Georse Welnshll of New York will be p ‘ on land in this state at COME
to Be Here for 111108 D333. a cost or 000.000 pounds. The New
Rev. George Welnshal of the 112th South wag. Gompopwealth and 1m- You will be
Street IVE-808119. New York citr. will pen-lat gdfijernments each bear one-
be at the local synagogue. on Concord third or the cost, the Imperial govern-
street. this evening and tomorrow and mom to provide the 5,000,000 pounds
Sunday. to conduct services. while on in the first place.
Sunday he will give a concert; 8 Sir George Fuller. the Premier. de-
Rev. Weinsnal will Be in charge or sex-image project “the beginning of
the services ‘at the sane at 5 the biggest immigration scheme ever
‘ undertaken.
.l. PREllllU 8! SflNS
- for this occasi
SILKS
.WOOLENS
VELVETS
DRAPERIES
‘ CURTAINS
o'clock thm eveningr and at the 8:80
o'cldclt services tomorrow morning.
fl—_
Aw
Alexander’s
“The Christmas Store"
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DOW'N 3
surprised to set
the beemtiful selection suitatlt
on.
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1.; Aux"
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5“ ARES '
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Null IN NEW Hull:
4 Many clung, , ,es have been made by
.J. Prenmi & Sous to the property re-
No. 8 North Main Street
- South N oru'alk. ii
cehlly purchased of Adolf Meier—im—
provements that will greatly facilitate
the carrying on of their growing bus).
ness which includes automobile paint-
ing. trimming and wood work, body
building. etc. The entrance and
quarters are large enough for handl-
ing the largest trucks or the finest
in cars. J. Premru & Sons now are
located in their new business home
and'mkes this opportunity of inform-
ing the public of the new location and
guarantees that their future endeavors
will be along similar lines that have
made. iliis busmessa success from its
start. No. 1 Merritt Place. opposite
Wilson's Hat Shop, South Main St.—
Advertisement.
REV. GEORGE “'EINSIIAL
“110 Is to (mono; Services up local
syn-30mm Might. 'I‘omolgow
snifimmll’y.” ‘
Zionist and war songs will be sung
WHATCHER" Round
Hot Water Boilers.
by Rev. “'olnshai at the concert tobe ,.... _ ‘
given at the synagogue on Sunday! . . . ' ' _ , ‘
evening at 7:30 o’clock. He will also! . ' ' ..-~ " -
conduct the service known as Liaiere; 6- VISIT -— YOU EA? ENJOY ' t , i
on Sunday evening. , 5 breakfast an seep ‘2‘ to“ “i J
' “ l o -- . g h. . 5
not alone is Rev. Weiushal famous longer 31 3011 11338 ”A” “1 ""' l
in the l'nited States. but also in Eur-g Shaplro Bros. >- ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCES i
lope. us he gave concerts in a numberr for vour table and kil'bt‘fl- ' ‘ 1?
of different countries there. | LIVE Biro“ . you~investigated to 5.9 huvr 9 -§
. _ , ‘T ' I t ‘cit can help yru iE $091 t” " '
The members or ‘the Painters' l’n-‘ f , Jerk); J . . .
ion. Local 527. will meot‘ln a body to. am 0 We'll be god to 7.5-2: .-" 3 ~[‘—3 '
night at 7:30 o'clock. at Whelpley 8: Everybody in the Family. any time. E
Clark's Cigar store. to attend in a O ._—_—-—‘—- l
body atdhc home 91 John B. Kellar. so. NORWALK’ 6 RN.
financial secretary. to pay their lea! A. D. Morg n;
“pm“ ** 1 123 wasimm'ros STREET
, ’ WASHINGTON STREET. L
l ,'..
: "Tasman" Pnogcfi
: Include Goofkms 82;; m8
' merit or Eve I ”pose
Equip Steam and
' 'A “THATCHER” Square Sectional
I I -‘ Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
7 I " “THATCHER” Garage Heating
7' ' Systems.
“GEYSER” Round Hot Water Sup-
ply Boilers.
«csvsaa- and "ACTIVE" Laun-
dry Stoves. .
“THATCHER TUBULAR" Warm A . at and
'Air Furnaces. " The Old Well 5c Clg et
“ < ' ‘ " “ t . , ~ .“THATGHER METEOR" Warm the Perfecto Bouqu
~ - ~' " - ., - .. , . ' Air Furnaces. ” . It 10¢.
' No man should specu. 7- “Tuaresss PIPELESS Warm
>' ~"-- 'v ... '- “flit-Furnaces. - N _ onOldwa
,late 034113 Adqthillg. ;. . marl-caca- Single and Double . 0 pm“ a
first. . j :7 . s. , ’; C's-0mg... >“lflfll .' , a n t". I!!! gar.
* w ' * Combination Goal i. “w
18 the lowest 4) , .nuls pm
LADIES’ FBI-T SUPPER,
ALL COLORS
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