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CALL NORWALK 92 or 93. ‘
by Telephone.
{V Ni” FOR SALE
"E >r';il.\‘w1lE
fl... paid for old-
'.,.~, mny, chrrry.
' . .1 china. glue.
is over 100
FOR SALE.
Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi-
tion; quantity of shutting
and pulleys. Call at the
353's l‘ElN.
” Phone 998
.
Monographs:-
' Muskie” L'Ol-
.tw‘tiliilt)’ for
stating Ike.
‘ nsiness." Sen-
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SENTINEL OFFICE.
HAT BUSINESS FOR SALE.
- a modern lionre
ilen space, for
. .sy walk or cen-
t‘all u after 0
A hat and renovating business,
established for past twenty years.
Located at Bridgeport, Conn.
Proposition includes fixtures.
stock, blocks, flanges, tools, etc.
Location a central one. Excellent
opportunity to make money for
the right party.
. . to: Saturdays.
‘ .. Saturday eve-
.l. Mint: (‘0
First c'asa mn-
knotvlt-tlue of tool
c it. H. ilotehkiss
\nrwalk. tit
J. A. menu,
295 Linwood Ave.
own for clipping Phone Barnum M140.
:; .. an.” .t; Naumhurk. _ .__ .__._._-
. ' ' 3' FOR SALE linrd wood cut in Mocks: .
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1‘2 the“. ADN)‘ Savoifl. ' 31:3:f (:qu (1.0.1:: it": -13}. 1.0.311; 1
1 >1! Mt"! St- Iron SALE.iu-asonnhiu. (:1... stme’
,. "'" and water heater, brass bod. tires:
ll) LET ser, crib. basslnvtte. rugs. desk. All,
‘-- _~.- in perlet-t condition. 16 Spring St.,f
~zm, unprovenwnts. 12 South Norwalk.
wl. inquire John .l. I) ‘.____.__.___ . .L-._. ._ _.__i
11,1”) Strt'l‘l. Norwalk. FOR. SALE i
l Oakland touring ........ $250}
~ ~ ——»~ --«——— —- ; Maxwell touring . ...... $150
‘ WWI“ ul‘ill"l“‘"”- all! t‘hevrolet touring. winter top .. Sfltitll
<~~l"“"*‘”‘|“m«"- "UV““T Mou- , ls'ord touring. winter top ..... . $2005
hwtuut Strut-ts. 30. Nimt, l-‘ord coupe, 1922 .............. 3760‘
John J. 1” Sena. 121 Mnln‘ Overland touring, 1918 ........ Sim:
~ tilt i’htne 1112- i Shufelt Bros... llurant healers,
.. s‘itsiof ;nnm;*]"“zi"nfixm‘i‘.\Vashington Street. Phone 3075.
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V}, Ely “Fwy“:- \ln'q“ Him“ ; it‘Olt SALE ~vri-lousv. 6 menu, in :l \wr}
.u IUWK‘ l't‘V . t H. . U" 'i .
. prtnt‘llli’ille‘, guml llit‘li'lltll. i’rn-o
‘ . Fixe rooms 1 ’l‘nrlnv sin-vi. ' l'lit'e SHJWH. Mortznm- 5:... “It. taisn
Holt tk Sun. 'l‘tl ‘lilfv.
.mrnnlk. l'IlI'v‘trit' tight.- Tcle-iwmm” "‘-
‘M" llt'illt S.\|.l'2 llousr. t; routs. in n vo-iy
desirable llll1LliixtVl‘lltiqitl.till ll'llvrwun.
\ \vry .iltiactivn furnished;
0» room-z. liitli. nil l'n- : nlvnlfl, ‘1 Km” MU"
5gp'lluhpllf_ 31.”. ppr: l'rli v Smiflm. .\lwi lulu-4w X’r.‘ ml. «'"isii
‘ lT-He'i. .Slfioti. \\'i|ii:im l‘ llol't .\i Sun. ’i‘t-i.
‘435.
I'Wn furnished rooms. one —~~ ~ —
, , ,. “,1. two “pmlpmpn' . li‘t‘llt HAlJ‘ZJ—Unn. llllT lzuii k touring.
. “W1 use “f bath. 5600: flood rubber. good runnin: nrclvr.
» . clump room, 3100 p..r*mw (.‘lmndlt-r .\‘mlzin. prowl ruiuu-r, and
,..n ‘\“(I" Nurwnlk 0,- running order. I'hnnv 21:23.
_ FUR SALI'I—lhi-ui ,pnm‘l hotly \till“
rear mmlguarlld. ln Howl condition
train. in .uiro It llay sin-rt.
‘ll‘lilSllPd suite of heated.
~lm-trit' lights and use IRnr
Kt‘lllll'lllt‘n or would
.4,
hmisekeepinpr Private il"()lt S.\l.l-.~ .. (r3 tine violins 315
v l'-lv'd Phone 15360 and; $26. “'ould nmke, tine Xmas
' _ ' lgifts. l'lloflt' .3331].
no large rooms. corner?
,nproxtsmcnis. lll ltayl
,;,...
1 l"(rtl roupo; 1
Ford coupe, 11:1“; 1 (hm-land tnir-
" “a," ._._..._ . in: car: 1 (lmnim lit-rimtt-in dump
inning with improuuiirué‘k. 21-2 ton: 2 lit-lilllllll' truck.“ l
'I l,ll'\'| .\tn-et. [munrot’tom lA‘ord ton truck iuth top: ‘. liorl
’ Putnam nvenue. Tel. runabout, 192". l‘o‘.‘ Sale or exchange.
at ltnymond St'rtet and Son, l’hanv in'i
-———~—-~--—— l‘arien.
furnisliei
l-ZVurythlnR
' lo‘tiirl"
-| 3 Max
In
I‘mn" 1‘00th
vl.~" keeping.
Hot water heat.
winner metre.
H vi ‘.\'est street.
F‘OR SALE—«in So. Norwalk. new six
room house. unto-dale and a Mix
Rain for quick sale. l‘arty having
town. Telephone 1861.
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' mrirv ist. to adults only,
- rooms. some improm-
'ivvgniy lioulevnrd. East
l'hone 33.
FOR. SALE lirnnd new bathroom.
3:35. Syphon closet. china lowaown
l ank. enameled bath tub and lavntorv,
Ewith all nlckt-Lplntvd fittings; special
title; bargain. white celluloid
{closet H"illfl, $5. Seldt-nl-uri: (‘o.,
-l“urnishrd room for formal?
~r. All improvements. ito-si< , 3rd Ave.. lwtvvt-en 36th and 37th Sta”
«Minn. A. Simon. 21 Taylor 1 New York.
:lt‘
~ him. room to .004 imam; PLANS Fen vbun IDEAE HOME?"
in otlice located on Wall Our (‘lub Plan is the ideal and most
I'u‘nlk.‘ Will make good economical method of designing your
to right party. Phone home after your own idea.
ill Room 1, No. 47 “'all \Vrite us for further information.
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE CLUB,
Dept. “A," 80. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
80. Norwalk, Conn. Room 3.
room apartment at 41
‘roet. improvements. 25
inq. 61 So. Slain Street.
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Al'C'l‘lON SALE
__ “'m. ll. Gl’Tllltll-I. Auctioneer. \vifl
confirmation coal sell to the highest lllllllt'l'. live \an
electric lights. set ‘ ion-ls houso-hold goods. etc. consisting
(‘11:. ('flzi 12'v2—4 nr,or dining roni svt. parlor set. limi-
nnd 5 p. lll. Junlus room sets. evtra lwds. bedding. car-
n Grove St.. So. Norwalk. ‘. pets. rugs. lump. cooking: lllvllslls.
[iii STORAGE :12:§‘.Z"...§SE‘::_“;...’5£23:523., :l.“2.'.';“;, .12:
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rooms,
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livaters. riding saddles. rag carpet.
spinning wheel. drop leaf table. clocks,
silverware. sleigh. wagon. Krnnich-
Bach Piano. etc. Other ponds too
numerous to mention. Sale, positive,
rain or shine. on the promises rear of
No. 3 “'11” street (Mill Hill). Ntllfi‘nlli.
r'l'. all? make. W1“ b9 at in a. m. Friday. TWP. 5. Continued
v'i for during the Wlnleri until sold out. P-y order M. J.
ht-r dry storage or Wellnothnn.
liie Rysz Battery Station. __
Me. Special attention given ALE.
:! 1 more of buttery work. This FOR 8
w: pqujpped battery establish- One Family Houses.
u up. service is the "watch- Prices from .......... 82,000 up
'id where experts are "on the Two Family Houses.
‘ See Rysz for your battery Prices from ...... 53.5% up
»"*- P“ “*3 933'“Ad‘" For Particulars.
Ask JOHN T. HAYES.
. Real Estate — Insurance
I‘OR SALE 7 Main St. Norwalk
LOST
LOST—Last night. between Franklin
St. and Ely Ave, gold watch and
chain. initials J. \V. B. Reward.
Phone 2839.
«he. with about 1 acre.
(a.
, Spring Hill Avenue.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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'- LAYTON & CO., Inc.
Bridgeport. Conn. ‘
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES
'l‘liE ELITE SHOP
'Shampnointz. Manicuring, Scalp Treat
, meat. Permanent. Hair Dyeing, Perm—
fant-nt \Vavinc. llair Bribbing, Curling
i .\larer-l Waving -.. llair Dressingr
rllair Goods~Swadlsh Face Massaee.
47 \‘i'all Sll'i't't Norwalk. Conn.
l‘honaI Norwail: 25:35
Tll'lN CITY VALET
(‘. lelvt'lt \- 'i‘hos. (l. ..t-'\'w.n3r_v
iliidit-s‘ .\- (lcntlonicn‘s t'ustoni
’I"ailorin;'
i The Sanitary Way of Clea ting, Press-
iuu, lircint: and Repairing.
('ellv-(l for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention ‘— Phone 4118.
i
Joe.
A (‘llANt‘E ()l“ A LIFETIME.
A chance to zit-cure an automobile
on whif‘ll the cost will fin'tily turn
out to be nothing. it" you join a syndi»
cate 0t 21 members, each one to
whom one car will be p: rznittcd und-ur
a plan allowed to Elvliliwl's only. \Vl'lit‘
l), t‘. ('llt'l‘.,
7'17 St).
l’. 0.
Mix .\‘orwalk.
READERS, ATTENTION !
if you have second hand t':'.rniture,
Junk, paper stock or lht'i'zia of any
kind, sr-ll it to Julie Bros. and you
=will see the. T";I‘Ztln why.
\Vrite or Call.
37 Fort St.
Telephone 499.
NAGY BROS. .
Local and long distance trucking of.
all kinds. l’iano moving. Special van
for movingr purposeq Daily trips to
New York City.
71 Cedar Street Phone 318
MRS. LOUlSE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—06 West Ave., So. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.
FROM THE FAI‘TOHY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. plilOWl, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 [or representative to
ca
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 89. NW
THE NORWALK WRECKING CO.
When you haven't any more use for
your car take it. to
15 ROWAN sat. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 899-13.
Smash-ups and cars damaged by
are our specialty.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Elsmann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery lgnltlons rennin
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 346.
ATTENTION !
if you want to dispose of any fur-
niture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or man to get attention.
44 WATER ST. —- TEL. 903.
3'31“. ‘E THAT INSURES
*1 .~.enue Phone 35
,_ _,~ initials L. A. S.
lgsox com-um:
'-~“71'>. mason contractor, has
“ ‘Al'n'inn that “knows how”
‘~ Wines to work in this line.
“’Yk‘or can do all kind. 0!
it” "fine buildings and is an
-- Lite building at cement walks
~0rced concrete work. The
Of chimneys and
Ofl'ice. 14 Input. An.
~~Adv,
Ave. and Crescent
; the Sentinel Ofllce.
LOST—A double case lady's watch.
set with pearls. between Woodward
{or return to no Woodward Ave. or
to Its Owner
Summer. CLASSIFIED ADS. PAY
on case and pin
Terrace. Reward
!Jliis Watch, Valued at lore Than 8100, Was Returned
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- iotit'.
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‘ ‘ llt‘Vlfit'S. upon fair terms \vi'h easy pay—
;A'l‘ lilillilillti
East Norwalk, Conn. '
'l‘lxvre is no n:~:-~ in doing your inside}
Ill-vortiiintz until you have that new
\\'o put on all types. lvut let us
.shmv you the good points of the Bar
lu-r "Lniite" AsplAlt Slate Coated.
:‘Y‘nmn \\lil"il is proving extremely
[.1Ilalli‘ll'.
'i'ill-I .\‘t'llt\\‘.\l.l{ ROOFING C0.
! i‘lmnus 387 and "
.u
tii'lit‘lAl. LINE (ll: DOLLS
on display at
KNUltil’S .\lt'l‘ & NOVELTY .\‘lltll'.
whatsoever should jot down the new
(:nidtvyn picture. “Sherlock Holmes,"
isturrln: .lolm Barrymore. which open-
n‘i a three days' engagement at the
iivg' nt theatre last night. as one pho-
tupuiy which he should not: neglect to
no matter what happens.
John tart-yinore's Sherlock Holmes
‘~ (w n more lnn‘r‘an: divested of the
.liunuin voice in its picture appeal. Mr.
ltzrrymore has striven—and succeed-
Tr-l
.‘i lmirnoly~wir immunizing the
:rvat detective and giving him a com-
t‘omnivrt izil Building .\‘orualk -].- Him: and appealing reason for his
l‘riccs Reasonable 3r. lenlivss pursuit of the mastermind
Must be. seen to he llppr"tl:ll' ti. ‘1" London‘s criminal World.
—~> - .. * ‘ l Tim pl't‘SHIlt reviewer's advice is
. l).\\'lll ltL‘ltUl.l«‘ "(m to see “Sherlock Holmm.‘ first.
3.3 l'lil}'lllt)ll(l St. Phoni- :lui-i
' in st prices for junk.
i:-- llgc it Hi.
5 .\n\\'.~!1:'lul':‘v. this :1 lluildrul. 3,
.\lt!f.'1:l.lllt;‘. lo :1 ii».
.\leo l-uv .\t'minil-lltlnd furniture.
.13".
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. Loans ;
‘ \itllt’l‘($.\(‘n-IS .\Nn LOANS. ;
x ;\ :irm- :nutt‘v of prixate recond-
,n writ-- cw monu’.‘ is own to l)0l‘."t'l\\t‘l‘$
ton rlt pertv and private;
innm‘t‘b'cs‘
't this. lltztrnn‘ud Mortgage (‘0. l
:91 Main FL. ltocm 211, Ansonia. (‘t.i'
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l’.\ll;\(‘E TODAY.
.\t w Vaudeville Program Muted
\vilh (‘inra Kimball Young‘s
"Hands of Mara"
l'alzice patroofi have. a. real treat in
store tor them again this week in the
new vaudeville lill which opens today
and continues foe~ the balance of the
week. The feature picture attraction
for today and tomorrow will he Clara
klllllil'll Young‘s “Hands of Nara" a
qu-t‘ial production that has made a big;
hit in the few weeks since its release.
In tho vaudeville line all of the
ltrim: to Norwalk specialists in the en-
t~ rtainmvnt field.
it c use of the superlative
so because he is one of the best ac-
eordeon artists on the stage. Rogers
and Dmmnlly have a nifty skit en—
titled "The Jazz “-‘op and the Prime
l' :i' irt-ly aside
when.
His style warrants l Signals w
and juguyithrouch 5 feet of coal. however.
using higher wave. lengths. the experts
believe. they may be able to penetrate
evn further.
in cause it is a graphic and sympathe-
13° presentation 0! the immortal detec-
sccontl. lcca'uSe’ John Barry-
:Letlnr: makes it worth while
from the 'story; and
lH-t‘tilSC‘ the cast‘ls one of the
tinest ever asset! bled.” Supporting
.\lr. Barrymore are Carol Dempster.
imlaml Young. Gustave von Seyf-
l'»'i‘ilt;;. Hedda. lloppt‘t‘, Al'lders Ran-
dclfl \Yililam ll. Powell. Albert Brun-
iivz. ltolu‘rt Fischer, Reginald Denny,
l‘iivitl 'l‘orr-‘nce, Lunisden Hare. Par-
~. o;
more's
r‘i';il Knight, Iouis ‘Volheim and
l'i:.ll}' others.
PRINCE SEES POPE.
lUIMlI; lice. 6.—~Prince Andrew of
Greece. banished by the revolutionary
g0\'t.~rnlnt‘nt in Athens for his part in
the Greek military disaster in Asia
Minor. arrived in Rome today. accom-
panied by his wife. Princess Alice. and
their three daughters. They went di-
rectly to the Vatican. where they weer
received by Pope Pius.
COAL AN DESTRUCTION
Experts of the U“ S. Bureau of
Mines. testing radio as a means of
icommunication between the pit and
netsithf‘ sufaee. have found that the coal
lstrata were. a serious
obstructiOn.
ere successfully transmitted
By
Donna" and it' has gone over
“Ty lip: Wlierecver it has played.
Girlie and her I‘andies is a. whirlwind
of sons: and dance that has been a big
number this season. A‘rthur and Mro-
ton Haven in “Suits" is a. comedy
Sketch that Will please Palace patrons
and the closing feature "Three
Arnims". the sensational European
EQuilibrists will win for themselves
a high place in the hearts of Nor-
walkers. '
SHERLOCK HOLMES
John Barrymore’s Pwsentatimi of
Conan Doyle Char-scum Proves
Very Popular—Continua
At Regent.
Any person who ever goes to the
motion picture theatre for any reason
.l.l’liEilllU ii suns
Ntiw Elli.“ llllliE
Many changes have been made by
J. Premru a; sons to the property re-
cently purchased of‘ Adolf Mater—im-
provements that will greatly facilitate _
' wing bust.
the carrying on of their flgbile, t-
ness which includes autoin
“18. trimming and wood work. body
building. etc. The entrance and
quarters are large enough for hand~
ins the ingest trucks or the finest
incurs. J.Premru&60nsnovare
located in their new business home
and takes this.._ , trot infom—
lns the public at the nethcauan. and
mute“ that .. Wmvm
COLONIAL LENSES
are excelled by none. Let us
demonstrate their elegance
in your case.
TEAM-ER, inc.
”We: and eyelets:-
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37wm§¢.5.¢-9W‘N°
’Rv’o tamlly house in Spring Hill Sec-
tion. Price ’ $5.500
One family house in same section, 7
rooms. all improvements .. 34.500
Two newly erected houses, '6 rooms.
all improvements, very desirable
section. Price very reasonable. .
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J. 4M. O’BRIEN '
Formerly O’Brien}. Burt
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. m8?» Phone???
scum magnets. com
PATENTS
A. M. Woosma: _ z w 12am
ATTORNEYS or! w '
News’andioiesoi the Mon... 1
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Blarg’aret (‘Bnbhles’) Lenny, chm
by Norma Tnlnuulge to act with
Peggy O’Neill. Trained in Shake-
speare, she now arts in Mermaid
comedies. her.
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By JMIES “I DEAN ] madze.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.——Marga.retj And. fellows. here was her answer
Ideally comes from London to become 1 to the last question. “No, I'm not
a. film actress. Selected by Norma. Tal- engaged. I haven't even thought of
madge from among 801000 contest- anyone yet"!
ants she is booked upon by the British .
as their first. representative in Amerl.
can films. . screen actress. That may not be her
Margaret Leaky is 3“ She ii “"9 ireal name—it sounds like the name of
feet. five inches tall. She has dark‘ a popular song. A native of Iowa. she
blue eyes and light. wavy hair. She is : was educated at Stanford and North-
the only Child Of a London “001)“? who westem universities and then took up
call her "Bubbles." Norma Talmadge Chautauqua work. Then she appeared
says she has a perfect film face. in Shakespeare with the. Avon players
”I'm Irish and proud of it." says 2 three seasons. And then she married
M158 Leahy. She talks With her hands and quit acting. Her husband moved
and eyes. as “'9" as With her lips. to Los Angeles and she played char-
"My “'5‘ recollection ‘5 Of a pretty actor acts in feature pictures until
dress." the new film actress “YS- “By Jack White saw her and cast her in
”‘9 time I was 9‘31“ I was quite a tom- the Mermaid comedies. She will be
boy. At that age I,would. rather climb seen in “Casey Jones Jr‘n
a. tree than play with dolls. I used to . . .
box with daddy until both our faces
smarted. .
George Ekman. star. are coming to
“V‘i’hcn I was 18 I set up a costume i _ ~
shop and desivnod gowns and then 5 America. to make F0 make three pic
" es. St-astrom directed and starred
tur
. . . 1' ~ tlem. How-. . . ..
“and of H,“ mm”! m :n“ “,r‘uin “The Stroke of Midnight. one of
m. . . .
romantic. I like best the old. dreamy the most artistic eictlyes ever made-
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liohthe "gccy' music of today. My peti Joseph Srhildkmut and his father.
play is "The a‘Mid of the. Mountains’ Rudolph Schildkraut. called by many
and no story can quite compare. with ethe world's leading character actor.
‘Daddv Longlegs.‘ On the screen I like are to appear in a ' film called "The
comedies bestf’ Dance of Life." written by Eve, L'nsell
Miss Leahy‘s mother has accom- and o.lseph lioihman. Miss l nsell mil
panled her to America. She has rt-ia- Esupervisc the production of the picture
ttves here whom she will visit before iJoseph Schildkmut gainedjame on the
beginning her work in ““‘ithin the . American stage in ‘inliom .arid 0.1.1 the
Law" which will star Norma Tal~ screen in "Orphans of the Storm.
WEBB till! ....._...d.. “m
Peggy O'Neil is a. new American
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Victor Seastrom. dirtctor. and
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tCl‘T THIS
MONEY.
Cut out this slip, enclose with 50
‘ i it to Foley & C0.. 2835 Shef-
am .
‘ li‘vld avenue. Chicago, ]ll.. writing
AT L 'Ag.‘ . i iyour name and address clearly. You
' guilt receive in nturn a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
‘ ml for coughs. colds and
oseph itfozupcu
The Morrison Greenbotlfi s ( etoitp: Foley Kinney PlliS for pain.
F‘. Meckcl. Front, have recently re-L _ .. H ’ n”-
ceived direct fiom Hol’ill'lfi). a{ship};,:;1f:<’€£;_:1n‘;lr;1»rr:1 ‘r’l‘g(3~3;:tis$:.r;;:':.
~ A‘ t I n (1 .g - . \ . . (« . . .
EggtSOngf i§3§3i§§ie (EJ111311: bulbs iadd Foley Cathariic Tablets. aI‘n'hole-
before the frost. gem in the groundtsome-nnd thoroughly cleanstng‘cao
and Tulips. larvfln Tulips. Hyacinthsit'lzlrtw for constipation. l)l;l0llhl._i?3.
and Naréissi are here. Other wonder-lhxfid-Hrhi‘s and sweeten boom-.3: st .l-
iul varieties for inside planting to boson. Powell. L0l‘.0l‘ltllOn.——Atl‘..
ares: “iii-S5 323221.35 SHE‘S: CONNECTICUT CARPET!
CLEANING CO. ,
bulbs. start the habit now and open}
30. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
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titer-23:: it: a non charm and been 3 187 Cedar St.
“’e clean and renew colors in
Hand process by
Directions for inside. or;
outside bulb planting given here wuhf
each order.
Greenhouses at 5‘3 Van;
,. . s r ts an R s.
Zandt St. Phone 3.u6-2.——Adv. gipgits. ‘1 “8
Goods Called for and Delivered.
Headquarters for
Glutenbury Underwear, Reis
Union Suits. Tom Wye Knit
Jackets, Ide Collars, Ace
Shirts, MW Hats.
All Standard Goods at Moderate
Prices.
Palace Clothes Shop
13 N. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk.
THE NEW
So. Norwalk
Lunch
is now open with first quality
food and at reasonable prices.
Home madecooking will make
you think of home. Our aim to
make every visitor a customer.
The Textile Store
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27.In. Outing Flannel, White
and Colored ...... 15c. yd.
36 In. Flannel 21c yd.
36 In. English Nainsook .. 35c yd.
36 in. Good Quality Long
Cloth 23c yd.
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South Nor-walk.
67 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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