Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 25, 1922 · page 11

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“Going All“ Winter

thing lees then e t'IIyelbyo months

me for e 1‘
There is no em to oxen!!! of finish.

construction Benson—m ‘1) h
There is no reason \‘V 1y i e w

some of the burden of keeping; than so 3011!; 'ye or by buildere
It can be done, and is be us one er r

and contractorgwho know the profit of keeping their emcient

animations together and working , . .
0N3 LET’S ALL DOIIT l ‘
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Motheh—Solotmrnoll “airflow
not our Rulings and .Wsll Ioe‘rd. ”

P'LAQID YOUR ORDER FORI 81:93" “SH VET '3

Agents

Eexid‘ attery' sen...

Now Is the Time to 1.0911013 for Winter Stem.
We Are Preporod to Give You the Best of Service. .

543.33.54.91? _

WHY“! Witch

MEAT SATISFACTION

This you ere goereuteedi! you buy our meets. Give us 1031'
lorefim kind of ineot. We here it.
Prompt Service

FOWLER’S MARKET

South Norwelh

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Quality Groceries and
Free Déhvery

 

“A. F. Beckmann e (30., Inc.

South Norwalk
I'm ”WY

or monthe ahead not teke '

‘ ' the broad
. Ivould more through the operation of

: questions oi; lt

dents in human. ' ‘ ' .
The committee rheuman déelt on
neflts which he honeyed

tfbn. willie ‘Mr’. Edmonde
detailed explanation of
d amiwévred names-Ono
‘ b
The Democrats furnished a surprise
in selectlnxna Republican. Represen-
mute John M. Nelson. of Wisconsin.
”to lead 1.1:.on- ,the Opposition in a
speech in gluon he warned Republi-z
i‘nn leaders that if they would 'fhold:
the party together. they Innet go Out
to the masses and not to the ship
promo-ere." '3? Representotlte . Bonk-
head. of Alabama. Democratic mem-
,ber or the )I'lorchant Marine commlof
tee. renewing Mr. Nelson, character-
lard tiié IbIIII as “a monstrosity." ’

EAIIINIIEWBIIEN
IN EBNVENI'IIIN

‘W. ASHINGTOI T'Nov wzom—Tvro oce-
stone w'ere -h3el_d y'esterdoy by (hie like

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ONLV’SELL Z"
ANDARD GRADE -
FIXTURES ARE

Carter’ S Knit Underwear

III 11:11qu AND wmzren WEIGHTS
ALL STYLES or UNION son's, veers AND PANTS
- AT POPULAR 1’11!ch ' '

ALSO consm. Boomer. 31143531311118, GLOVES *

56 South Main Street

 

 

 

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Sign .A‘Jir- 1" 151.1

' won't find anyflung but sails.
_. in this olumblng shop.
I tho plumbing supplles we
"you won't find a fixture that
,Ioonstructed in a dependable
. r. We also want you to

the: every Job of plumbing

pleases the person who or.

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Round ' Steak, *
Sirloin Steak,

PoriIRoasts.....25clb.

Bread and Butter _
Pot Roast ...-’. 20c lb.

Lamb Fores’ 20c 1b.,
Fresh Shoulders. 181: lb.

VEALIRUMPS 20cm
SMOKED SHOULDERS . . . . .. 16c lb:

22c lb
25c lb

Rib Roast, boned and

FreehPlate......8clb

 

 

- for greater and more united efforts by

E'Nogr’filstimlomm col-«Belar-
Phenom-:1: Why

'7 :7 donni- urologi- oonfin

Sohultze’s Saturday'SpecieléI’.

"Ions: Relief rennniennctor n' memorial

‘IoInnl Connoii' of Catholic Women, now
In contention here. Two“ihcrems
ere tisen; one on "iIangI-e‘tidit."
FIN) speakers: including W. “7.11118-
band, Director-Gen 0: Immigration.
and Themes l-‘. giollIollond. Port Di-
rectox' or New York. and the other on
or New York- and the other on
"Problem in Rural Districts." with
speak-rs including Charles Gupta. Di—
rector of Social Actlxities. Department
of Agriculmue , “aloof: were to be
clertenl yesterday.
At a ln'nquet'rh’ureday night the Rev.

Welfare Council
«home or the
' school to

Inac- Nntlounl Quintin
advocated chops!
Notional Catholic So
the Seton 2
honor oI-hlothér ton; founder oi the
gistm‘s of Charity. . _

Relu- Admiral William s.- Benson.
retired. pmident of the Natiomil
Council or Catholic Lnymen. appealed

Cnihoncs in clue your; that ”the
warm t-lIlo or irreliglon" me) be
stemmed. M

The “wave of temiuiem that is pus»
in: otcl‘ the land} wee deprecated by
3:11. \‘elggl O'SiiIeItI'glIneIsst of this
o 11’; ,

NATIONAL GRANGE We. '

RNOL '5.-—T119 Nu.-
ue‘d the!" unions
here Manley, will} an early adjourn-g
mentmrob'able. , 1;-

Thuredny‘s meetfitc was occupied
with cmmiderntlom’of Near East Re;
llcl'. the problem .305 the disposition of
the. Muscle Shoots infiltrate ppm: n
State income tax. ndtthods to curb eva-
sion of thé notio115l' income tax; im-
migration and thehprlncinlo o! thé
sllestax. ‘. 32W
' The Grangerndomcod' resoiutions pro-
Vining tor eubscrlpfions to the Near

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' Yvon: molestation

Rump Roost, ISO-20o 15.x

1111011511 it urged

.° toned'....-..I 25.13.

I rules tax. dealer-ed "ltliel 'fav'oiihle
; stored an amendment by Congress “5

Freshlloms ficlb...

, on etOck' @‘Vifiendfl‘i ’ a‘nd ndyoietfted'

to President Herding awn: thet the
Unlfod States “so. ’3nnnenoe to pro,

Turks. I '
The body opp Government op ,1
oration of the M. '

expreged opium“: to e
rag-if

the plant;
a. nationswide suns Income tax:
the income in): But to include. a levy.

imitation o! lIInInttl-otion to potion!
ho intended to been Ice] twh t
a three period. no.1} deport'a 0
en immigrants no man nook {one .
IetrOIIIrI the :GotrernmI .

‘ 0'. 31088116111 on charges OI deserfion.

»C-orblere of Shelton against

John J. Burke General Secretory ofF

{Service school. in ' '

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~ madman—72x90 Mesa-zones inches.

All- Linen Pattern Cloths

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can... or iaéesl, for superior court to- I ' homers vow-nan. . I
(is-Y- . ’ 1
Margaret E. Gilbert of Greenwich. ._ 81‘- LOUIS. Nov. ZL—The Volstead

seeks freedom from Albert M. Gilbert Act was attacked as "provocative or
disrespect for lawn" as an obnoxious

lawman obthe prerogefix'e of the phy;
' " -" détrimenta
Haze f Milford is eidan, and as indirectly
thfimmjmntmi: of. action against” °1he hall-h 9‘1”?" 0‘ al°°h°l by
Maude Hazeiton of New York Deoetdm mums the consumption 0991mm“.
tion is charged. . They were married concoctions and “Frugal/om: 33:23:
February 15.1998 lutioa adopted by be t. us
' ' cal Society of Research, in session
Ellen M. Greene of NorwIaJk asaJneLhcreI
William J. Greene or Norwnlk on .. -
emerge! at intolerable cruelty. They “Be it i'ffid‘ed' the 1:;311111011 ad:
more snarl-led November 20,1905. and “1-11)“ 1'“ {9‘10“ 0‘ * 80°“?th e
m“; one child . w2ll use 5111- utmost ettorts to legally
" . modify “to 18th Amendment it it can
Dcocrfion '5 ' chargcd by Qmm be laxity eradloated from our
float-Id h in it] entiretyn ”
Corblérc of New Haven. They were co {5
We“ Am“ “28’ ”17'3”! have ' 111m Beufinel for Results.
one child the custody a; whom- (he ‘a' efliii

petitioner seeks. ‘ I1...-

Nowell : 8 Murray

'CL'O'TFNERS C FURNISHER'S

They were married June 9. 1009.

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NIIIIIN NEW NEIIE

Many. ehuges' hare. been made by
PM 5'. Sous to the property re-

. , , ed .of Adolf Meier—im-

;_, ‘ that will greatly facilitate
the curving on or their growing busi.
ness which includes antanobile paint-
ins, and wood work, body
building. etc. The entrance and
nurture are large enough for hand!-
leg the largest trucks or the finest
in core. J. Pram-I1 a: 50113 new are
donated in their new business home
-and takes this opportunity of inform-
ing the public of the new location and

‘ 7' ' guarantees that their future endeavors

' m 'Illl be along similar lines that have

5"- “ --.

________,I ' ' mode. this moose 2 secure from its

M W m confinsggc start. No. 1 Merritt Piece opposite
mgm Wlleon‘snatShop.SOuthuamSt

Minbnlk,

5th for 2111?

Pure Oldd'eshioned , ,
Buckwheat,.£ lbs. .. . . . 253'

Todet'l‘isene,7for 2513'

A. STULL

semen, Sutton-welt

'1" Men Who: Know'

.1” Washington St. " 80..“wallk

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' NAPKINS IN ALL SIZES TO MATCH

Table Dames}: by the Yard Many Beautiful Patterns.
matched Pattern Cloths and Napkins.

In specIal gift sets, or 3111eg With napkin: to match.
MERCERIZED TABLE CDOTHS AND NAPK'INS

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» BEAUTIFBL MADEIRA LINENS
;, . Clmsm CentersI and Lunch Napkins.
All Linen Damask Tray Clothe. See the Window Displav

 

Alexander’s

“The Christmas Sim"
COME DOWN ';

You will be surprised Its, ,

:the beautiful selective “”1

for this occasion.

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LINEN
TRIBE-£39m '
5‘ AR?“
BED SET?
BELGIIEZ’Q,

.SILKS
IVOOLEXS
VELVETS
DRAPERIES
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’NO. 8 North Main-“tree
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YOU CAN ~ENJOY
breakfast and sleep a good ;
longer ii .01 have same ct c2:

ELECTRICAL CONVENIENCE-

for your .nble and kitchen
you investigated to see DILEQ'
tricity cs 11 htpyou: 11"“?
work. " ." _
We“ 11 be: glad to (613‘: 1‘2- -
any tfmw

A D. Morgans

WASHINGTON STREET.

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