Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 27, 1922 · page 12

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agreement—our gear

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Meme in each other.

and merchandise.

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There is no excuse for anything less than a two
construction season—except the excuse of habit.

here is no reason why thewinter

It can be done, and is being done

and contractors who know the profit of keeping t
organizations together and‘iworking.
- LET'sALL DO IT: . .1,

Lets Keep Building Going All Winter

go months
months-should not take

some of the burden of keeping things going.

’every .year by builders
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Agents for
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Exide Battery Seduce

New Is the Time to Look Out for Winter Storage.

Sona' Roofings a'nd Wall Board.
PLAc'eo YOUR ORDER Foe s'roan gAsI-I var-t

The Hatch Ea! Bailey Co.-

easement—cums" w.“ Solids.

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We Are Prepared to Give You theses: of Service.

 

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What Yen Want Is

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MEAT SATISFACTION

This you are guaranteed it you buy our meats.

(five us your

order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt, Bel-flee

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F OWLER’S MARKET

89 No. lain Street

Miles-walk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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PHONE 1405

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

NO. 67 NORTH MAIN STREET.
An Up-tO-date Res

Where we will serve Grade A food that will appeasethe appetite of the most fastidious. Our Chef :5 a man Of we experience in the culine

his “isms“ 18 Spacious and well ventilated and' was Ideahplaee for those seeking semce deluxe“ In a defightfully sanitary eflVir‘mment

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ran: DELIVERY

A. F. Beokmann e (30.. Inc.

83 Washington Street

South N orwalk

* full We“ Pure Condensed

 
 
 

 

At a Glance

Father Douiinlc. spiritual adviser
' I to Intakes-once Macmfiey. is passen- '

gen on the Adriatic on Ill! way to
Dominican house in OrégOn. where
he has been ordered by his church on-
periors: ' '

Annie MacSWiney sends message to

'ls vet-9 Iow, but that both are happy

erable area along Chilean coast, cov-
ering largely zone which entered most
tron; earthquake two weeks ago. '4

declares that position or United States

tlally that at French and British. * .

Eugene V. Debs. at Chicago. In that
public speech since leaving Atlanta
Penitentiary.. says he would choose to

flee and gagged.
Earth_
break windows,
Southern Illinois,
and W'estern Kentucky:

John P. Tlernan returns to Soul!
Bead, Ind. and 1s reconcile‘d with 11
met wire, having parted from his

tremors, severe enough to
felt in St. Louis,

same was rex oked

him and rides through Harlem and the
Bronx to ~sce how great city has
grown. . ._
Representative Coopet, of Youngs-
town. 0.; pmember or Brotherhood (of
Locomotive . Engineers. , declares at
Toronto “that organized workers ‘of

 

sister in North Carolina refusing to. 5 .
glxe up her last and says sister Mary

3 2 Every woman takes particular pride 111 being well dressed for Tm. Elisa.»
eithenas the welcoming hostess or the welcomed guest. See the ne Jy~ ' “i

FUR COATS AND SCARFS

coats that make the longest ‘motor trip a pleasure and R fig”
all the most Wanted pelts that give the finishing touch [0 any costume.

CHILDREN’S FUR SETS, ALL SIZES" ._ TO 14 YE E-.RS.

Earth tremors again shake consld~ . :1“

Unomclal spokesmen at masculine. '.

on Turkish Capitulation! will be essen- 7 '

Western Indiana, I -

bride of a' day in Chicago after dlé‘
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Poincare and' he have ended their fend
for the good of F‘s-arias.

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the l nlted States will never hoist the

beer keg as their emblem."

I New York policemen have to swing
their clubs to heal: up outdoor meet»
:ng protesting against execution of
Erskine Chlldors by Irish Free Slate.

POLICEMAN
IS KILLEI) BY FALL

NEW HAVEN, NOV. 27. ——Paul E.
Roberts of Rome}, a. state police
officer. died In the New Haven hospital
here Saturday following a tall trom‘

 

Clemenceau on his way to Chica'go a, motor cycle on which he was riding!

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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK

 

QuakeratmeaLinbulk,

j bibs. for 310

Pure Old-Fashioned .
r9“ :Bnckwheat; 4 lbs. ..... 25c

Toilet Tissue; 7 for .:...‘". 250

mam. .......... 25%

 

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, the fence.

whim the front wheel caught in ghe

our track throwing him to the paver

ment. Beauties-ed a xracture of the

shin. He had beén detailed for duty
at the Yale Bowl and . was acodm-
panled by two other officers when the
accident occurred.

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(lllLI-‘ORD “AN ACRDETI‘ALLY
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GI ILPOR‘D. Nov. 27 ~05bert Dud-
ley. 50 years old. Was accidentally
killed. ear-IS todav. by the idischargn
of .shotgun. in his chicken )ard
here. Neighbors who heard the shot

found him lslng across a fence at the

rear of his sard. The charge from

1the shotgun had entered his head and

he died bctom a musician reached
the house

It was bellowed Dudley was pursu-
ing a skunk and the weapon was dis-
charged when he was cllmhlug over
He was a qwuldcr cm-
ployrd by the I.
Foundry here.

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LIVE areas “The Chi-ism s...
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cLO‘rHIERs a FURNISHERS

“To Men Who Know"

 

15s Washingtonfl St. so. Not-walk

SILKS LEVER
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DRAPERIEs BEDsErs .
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No. 8 North Main Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

WAR charms HONORED
WASHINGTON, Nov.
J Farrell. who served in France as ‘.

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’ ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th

stands his hasinessfioroughly Home cooking Will be more than a hymn! here.

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