The right way
to save
Manywomenthinhinatby
using sour milk In balling
they are making a saving-
They often fail to realize
thatiftheoourmillscontoiz‘la
u little too muchaoid,cr1§
the n of mild «:3
soda. is not exactly r‘irli‘i'a
the whole baking may 05
spoiled.
How much better to elimi-
nate all chance and be cc;
SL2} ore-WW
.- tain of unifom 3:21:23 ‘.:7
3 using
’ YAL BAKING P "I . ">
3; Y Absolutely Pure
Ii: “mmnrmammmm gas
,5 ‘5 WM: Alum Leaves No new Tami:
. PALACE BOOTERV
.1; 4 , ruse: mun: BUILDING
' .457 ’ CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR
now uniting your inspection. Prepare ilull' fur (.‘lIrEst-
Don’t. delay till the last minute. Our stock of Pumps.
5%: owls. Shoes and Slippers are complete. ('omc in llllll 'Pt
_ - “ted With our Christmas footuem as In: “ill saw \llll
“40! on every pair.
1. mo .fimm 1
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I'CHRISTMHS
SHOP?! N G
DMmyatthisotore, for
. Onto! montho' plenning
’4, (Ion brought you p splendid
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l? -‘ a!” m Gift: in: everybody—horn Baby to ‘Q S“
44 antidote—Gilt: that mean the utmost in V 7‘
".4' ‘ » , tints Our Toy Section has a most won— \
“'4 44 : '4 displqy of playthings for the youngsters I »\K
u
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2" ’ I} ' 3 Wm conic ondcarciul attention await you \
.' 3 htmhcllity is here to make your shoppi: I 5,
. 3* Christmas simple, pleasant and satisfying
2.; SALEd‘lOW IN PROGRESS.
MlLL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington Street.
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Ttor Transportation Co.
. "LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
goth Service Between New York & Norwalk
4 m M It Your Bmico for All Kinds of Transpor-
'44v 3" “H“; Padded Van: for Furniture Work
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Date. 26 Concord St” :30. N orwalk, Phone 294
'9- York omc'o, 901 West 20th, Phone chokes. soils
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'4'N01'Walk Coal 65’ Supply Co ..
Phone 113 108 Water St.
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Jim COLD WEATHER COMING OR 9
to ”in good care of you on all the following
’ winter needs: 5
'D WOOD lEATl‘iRS. AXES. SAWS ' ,
smith scooPS. Asa CA.\s & sIr'rI. I
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4The English are bettir drivers then
we are.
This is the conclusion of American
automotive engineers w!" have been
observing automobile methods abroad.
“his superiority. they say, has seen
orced upon them through high prices
at automobiles ,automobile parts and
motor fuel
Econom} has brought about a
greater care in driving and in the up-
keep of the automobile, say the engi~
ncera. I or examplu. the high mice of
gasoline—or petrol. as it is called in
England—has directed the motorist'a
attention to the use of the accelerator
pedal and the ‘cnrc of his errking.
' The English will permit a} engine
to run long enough to warm up be-
fore starting " explains H. H. Rice.
president of the Cadillac Comrnny.
“Whereas here we expect the engine
to chart functioning properly almost
immediately. "
The result is a marked saving in
the amount of fucl.used by the Eng-
lish method of plehcnting’ the engine.
as against a great waste by the Amer-
ican practice. For this reason. Br?-
ish automotive engineers have not
given much thought to the correction
of the fuel feed system. Potter gaso-
line also has aided the English in the
proper control of their cars.
Amtrrivti cirrinoors. however. are
(3"1‘0‘Iin: thrir Midi-ts toward perfect—
ing: :I. vurburcllon System thnt would
fine {2). l. The British do this of
1' r‘lr'll': :1 nuord
1-H“! ”1‘ 111‘s forced t‘Ic l’ritish tn
lmromc but‘ r (lll\('i8 in Mi 0 210th£r
Weekly Motor
when on faill all! pressur- ll I".
leased and tho Mun. mu m
MIRRORS REDUCE;
ACCIDENTS
on motor trucks. is bolus titted by
cials.
Columbia. now require mister. on;
trucks." any: 1!. 0.1mm um
tive chairman of the A. *A. A. No.
States.
"Passenger cars can benefit from
this example and their drivers can
margin of safety by em; 3 until
mirror to tho left hand dd. of the
car."
AUTO N OTES
Release the clutch when rounding
a. corner.
While French exporters to rip-
land pay a. duty of 10 per cent”
Americans have to pay 40 per cent.
on automobiles.
“'ipe oft and oil the brake mechen-
ism ox cry 500 miles. or 12 least once u
month.
S morning of brakes can be Itopped
‘ny romming the wheels and roughen-
im: the linlng with a file.
largest customer or the reliroedl.
shipping 359.000 carious o! frlifbt.
last \'.c:Ir
PROPER STEERING 'GRIP
The proper way to grip the steering
wheel is to strcddle 3. spoke with the
llnccrc of at least one hand. as shown
'1 his is -I sure method. especielly when
driving fast or on a. slippery road.
way. 'l‘lIIIt,i:;, ll): luttin‘ the Pill" roll
to :I stop. The llrslms‘nre used as
§::,'I'll‘lllf4fl,\’ as possible. Th" {“01 cun~
'Ell‘nl is shut off :It :In {Ipprnclallle dis-
llzxm‘u from the stopping: point. And
,llil lI‘-I‘.r!r.-III':~’ for r: 1‘,“le slop or
‘jzlmpj.’ anthrax: is :tx‘oiclrxvl.
All (If “lllj‘ll :Iro marks cl” :1 good
;I. ‘riII I‘vfiy (‘llzl’lwli’I‘l'Sn I‘M‘Ill‘r, lllt‘y
! we :: cllnr‘ and ill" braking: system.
gum! prom“: llm lll‘c ol‘ the crux ile-
fFl'll'S. llm lll‘" ‘llll o i “N! l I m l ("\n—
lit'fll :It 5mm? ‘ll‘ {mint '.‘ llr. 3‘0 11.9.; (on—
- ftrn‘ IX: own-v2?! :-.Il——— .s “L .3??th (In. ~31 {:55
and lf'o (inng'tw n? R”:‘lll(‘ill i': (ll-)-
'mlIIirlIml.
AU; H.171" 8T0“
Whom llli" Hillll‘r syI-tvm rails. rho
I’Tlillll" l-l (inland , Im.’ t 1 7'3.‘ by,
:‘uin p: ‘Mr ItiVI- v!-’"~’Z."= ‘
forkml lI Iv: (on W»
llw nil lrcu II ' line.
in ill... .34 live m ’j’l‘.l
(‘nlbmotor l
the lrusnlinv line to (in
The oil ru'ursvs “gal 11.4: the (llllv;
phrngm. her-ping the \‘lllYt‘ open. nut}
TWO PLUGS IN ONE
Hero is a remedy .i'or fouled spark
plugs. It's a dou-
“blo head plug which
mayi be reversed
when the port in
use tail: to work.
The clip shown at
the top is pulled
or: and snapped
on to the other
end. for connec-
tion with.the igni-
tion system. The
manufacturer: 0!
thh spark plug say
it will not only
give double I'veultl.i
but word the mo.
(mist to keep the pinto cl‘eln by con-
tinuulh reversing them.
ELECT.
union of Norwzilk
m‘t-IIiII: turd olcrlml new
('lmnriingr \YnltPr S. 31.1leva-
rI:.::Iin :Is prIvniIlont of ill" union. The
Iumplltlo list ol’ officers vlet‘tml fol-
lows:
l‘rr‘ridI‘IIl-«-\\':Iltor S. .‘JIIyllmv.
\‘ico—l’rr‘slliI-nt;~i-Ivorr‘lt Call.
'l‘ronsuror-Hownrd N. Golll‘rcy. ,4
TRUiIl i. ll \‘l '3’
Th . lrollr _\ mmI‘. '-I
met Saturday
I I‘llr‘vrs,
ll‘inlmciul SccfvtzIry—«Edwnrd Bur-f
lmlnl.
Recording: Rerolnry—Allmt l-‘. '
llcrg. '
Sentinel—«Eugen: Clark.
ConIl not nr——A l borl Chicllv‘stcr.
3 home made:
snvrn sonw muons-AA;
TIUNAII cum I! NOTES.
The annual church tali- being held
this afternoon and e'ening in the
church is occupying t 0 but atom or
the majority of the women of the per-
Ish. There areon sale tenor article-
suimblo {or Christmas presents at
reasonable prices: homo-made food
:1le cakes; a. wide variety of study,
mam kind! and Ibo. o!
dolls. a table devoted to infants’ weer,
1 good assortmn It of aprons axid' n
departmen: of lute and crafts Then
there is the Svndri’ school lcctton.
‘ . __._.
IN CCTI?
q
;::3:ICUT - ‘ 9s
Use or rear view mirrors. espocully. j
the Amerlenn Automobile Modules.
They help reduce accident-I my om-r 5
"Fifteen Statoa and the Dl-tdotwt’
vada is considering. such o, luv and '4
the movement is spreading to othor4
do much to increase their present 5
Automobile industry ll the fourth
' from 6: all—and a chicken supper at
"he fair is being held for one v?
evening (“felines-4
subject for discussion the You? Luge;
vFlfish m kidneys occasionally
they dualism! tutor or strain only
. notion: headaches: liver trouble. ner-
, {rent tinge“)! more”;
in the kidneys or your back ”hurt: or
not shout tour when or Jo
on a
tin
"KICK” IN 11'
-—A ti for "wen" d
4. “dry: ,9 5 an
44 we are all Home to feel
out of sorts” at times—
need something with 3
“id In. it to clear the
brightenthe
“pep inthe
eye, out
to do this' Is to
;et til I.“ It fli
.0 0 y e cient
fami m ‘ ’
.Pill ll? Beechams
‘Twoforadultsand one
for children” isth the phrase
‘ 4 that meant
n and a clear
systenttoéountlesshéalthy,
happ people the world
over or the past 80 years.
At All Wists-25c nodSOc
where there he;- been arranged mama
at having a good. time for a link
Bmonoy and where there will be found
the “Countn Store" with its goodly
1m- -nt.ioned on the label or the box. but
some useful article well worth the
price. Then: is also here the .ov-ru 1'3
teller. the Jolly pally some witI Its
plenty to do. end {or only u. few cents
ct ouch place. Supper in being served
display at groceries to:- sale. but which -
will be (on: d to contain. not the goods ,
prizes for good players. the fish pond;
- and the guessing games. Altogether.
that.
evening onls'. this
day). December 6th.
—-.
The etereopticon version
feature of the evening eel-vice
Sunday
presentation of African native llamas
shown by the two Columbia. College
given in the Saturday column
At a. recent meeting of the Church
Council it was voted to as}: the church
body to unite in a, 'Go To Church
Campaign: - and this vote was con-
firmed 3% the morning service last
Sunday. This campaign will start
with the first Sunday in January and
continue tor three months. During
this campaign the goal will be set for
a. number or new members and for
regular attendance or all present
members. . Such a. concerted ei'ilort last
year was made. and the influence was
felt throughout the your to such an
extent that the average attendance has
been larger than for many years.
The new curtain for the Sunday
evoninx picture: has arrived. and as
soon no an-edjuotmcnt on the lenses of
the otoreopticen can be madeto suit
this new curtain. it will be installed.
This is I. silver surfaced screen. and
will add much to the beauty or the
pictures.
The leader of the Sunday club next
Sunday noon will be General Russell‘
Frost; and he has selected for his
4 i'étfi’ofirijfiemoflonal rela-
tions. under the title or "Our Duty as
Americans to Eur-6pc end to Our-
solve-3' Thu: “3184 subject will be
treated ln an able we}? goes without
coring. ‘ond a. cordial invitation is ear-4
tended to the men and women of the
city. interested in such 1 topic. There
will be the noun! period for discussion
end attention;
A meeting of the characters or the
if BACNHUHTS
of the f
pley. “Smilin' Thru." wo- the spool: 4
o 5
The pictures were from pho- 1
ton-optic of the plav and were most;
attractively colored. ThJ-v was the last;
of the reviews of popular plavs for the j
scar. the scrv‘lce next Sunday ex ening ,
being devoted to the most interesting ‘
students. Mr. and Mrs. Simango.1«‘ull 4,
notice regarding their program will be
ununmnnz, ”Killingsan 0’, 1
“Miracle Play of the Nativity" will be
held _Thursday evening 1045 the lead-
ing' of parts. Although this service
will be comparatively short. it will re-
quire considerable study. in order that
the proper atmosphere may be attain-
ed. In presenting this Miracle Play
this your the church hopes that it. may
.be able to inaugurate a custom that
will be follov'ved in succeeding years.
as is so wonderfully done in certain
other communities, every Christmas
evc.
GAB SHORTAGE
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5
freight our supply was s 571 ‘ \ V
the demand November ‘1 a N .
a, week before but
short, the car center? m“ 15;:
Amgrlcan Rel “
munced today.
' OPERA MAR BEITER
GARDEN CITY. N. Y.. Dec.' 6.—-Re-
covery of Mme. Ernestine Schuman-
Helnk. noted contralto. who is ill with
bronchial pneumonia at her home
here, was predicted today by her phy
:iclen. Her condition improved during
the night.
I
4 NEW HAVEN. Dec. 6.—A bunk-
ruptcy petition filed today was that or
the Bond Pharmrcy of Hartford with
_dcbts of $13,445 and assets of $9,089.
-7 --_-,._'-,--.a-y--. -—v.’-v-'~-«- ..-~..«.v,,_4.
$ $ $ $
5 6 7 & 8 SHOES
W. L. Douglas shoes are famous everywhere
for their exc‘ellent style and superior w
ti’es. They are made 0f the best and
est selected leathers, on the latest models,’
carefully constructed by the most expert lastl
and pattern makers In this country. No other
make sold at similar prices can compare with
W. 1. Douglas shoes for style, comfort and
service. As comfortable, easy-walking shoes
they are in a class by themselves.
mm the many styles and leathers from which to choose
readily make a selection that will meet
quirements, both as to style and price.
Before you purchase your next pair of sh
.4 will pay you to all at our store and
44a yourself the exceptional values we are cg“.
éjing this season in W.I... Douglas shoes,
I You can
your re-
065.51
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NORWALK AGENCY
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
“The Stz-re That Saves You Money”
157 WASHINGTON ST SOUTH NORWALK
Every Woman
appreciates her own bank account. We ap-
I'eciate the account of every woman Whom
is our privilege to serve.
Vie know that a checking account in this
ban}; v. ill simplify her household and busi-
213:5 t1 ansactions and safeguard her inter-
*— because a cancelled check is a receipt.
Money in the bank is safer than in the
home and it is spent more thoughtfully.
Women like to bank here. ’We make
them feel at home. -, 3
THE CITY
,; 4 NATIONAL BANK
.’ “NP“ “‘7‘ EEWE?‘
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South Norwalk, Conn.
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BENIN llN SALT‘
il'
you eat. too much
' mt. .4 4. l
“49—— 4:
No m or women who at: let:
M meet regularly can make a mis-
(runways a. slob-known authority: v
The much meat puny form uric geld.
which clogs? the kidney pores so that:
out. o! the waste and pollen: from
the' blood: then you fit lick Ellen;
V9459?” congtipation. dizziness, sleep.
190:3th bladder disorders often come
Tho moment you feel I. dull ”In
it the urine is cloudy. Mendmmu
I! sediment. irregular ot passage or
intended by a. pen-utters of Mine.
Salts
train our was!) We: end take
4 91 water hé-
take by flushing the kidneys occasion- “
4 an Play the Following Numbers at the
3' MY, Thursday, December 7:
lowing Bubbles All Day “‘41?”
list as Long as You mm m
I Over Nothing six-311"
4 4 "cman'y Love”
4-ove1y Lucrene"
_ cal Black my"
5 4 04.445”
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