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THE MAN’S SHOP
i Guarantee
Like shaking hands on a gen-
tleman’s agreement—our guar-
antee of satisfaction.
Confidence in each other.
On your part, it' 5 faith in our
methods and merchandise.
On our part, it's the belief
that men want and appreciate
fine quality.
Everything a man wears.
(Shoes excepted).
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS
ALL COLORS
79c
Self Service
Shoe Store
8 No. MainVSt. So. Norwalk
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOATS
Plaid Backs, Strictly All Wool
$18.50 and up
Gottlieb’s
10 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk
E.Barthol,D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
95 WashingtOn Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
9 to 12 and 1:30 to 8:30
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
' 6 to 8 P. M.
Wood and
Ice,
Trucking
Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
HOT CHOCOLATE.
0 Hot Chocolate is a drink you can
drink for pleasure alone. and it
certainly has a distinctive food
value. For the finest hot choco-
late It town you must visit our
{contain use here it is rich and
lull-flavored, sweetened just right
and piping lamb“. Other hot drinks
served also.
HAMEAD
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LUMBER
The Character of Your Home 1
Plans and specifications for every building on your city lot or
farm determines a great deal of the character of your home. But not
There is also lawn. paint, arrangement-am most vital of all,
the Quality of lumber or building ma erial used.
Grade “A" lumber insures substantial and durable building.
ferior building materials 5: III leave the best of construction perishable
and the owner subj cot to constant care and expense.
Standard lengths for timber have been developed which save both
time and money in home building.
fully inspected upon arrival at our yard,
Seasoned lumber which is care-
ls always included In cstl- _
mates we gladly make for you when you are thinking of building.
No matter whether it is a house, barn. alteration. or repairing, we
want to supply you with materials—Lumber, Windows, Doors—Mili-
work, Glass and Paint.
The Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
S.
BATTER! ES
73 North Main Street.
We Are the Only Authorized Bzide Dealers in This ToWn.
L. BENEDICT
56 South Main St.
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
South Norwalk
For Your Holiday Purchases
We take this opportunity to extend to you a most cordial
invitation to inspect our holiday goods. Our stock 13 complete
a-.d prices astonishingly low, and will make purchasing from
this store both pleasant and profitable.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. SILK UNDERWEAR. KNIT UNDERWEAR,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS. BRAS-
SIERES BANDEAUX. CAMISOLES KIMONAS. CORDUROY ROSES,
BOUDOIR CAPS
f Mme. Jeannette
A Small Deposit Secures Any of These Articles for Christmas.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PRAISE OUR
COMFORT SLIPPERS
Our Christmas Gift Slippers are receiving enthusiastic approba-
tion from Christmas shoppers.
We are daily told that our assortment
is unequalled in the beauty of its colors and its thoroughly good
quality.
If you haven't made your selections we suggest that you delay no
South Norwalk, Conn.
longer. as color and size ranges will be less extensive later.
CONNEALLY 69° BRACKEN
Store Open Saturday Evenings.
What You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION
you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give we
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Servlce
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FOWLER’S MARKE’I‘
69 No. Main Street
Phone 1340
South Norwalk
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Free Delivery
Quality Groceries and
A. F. Becknlann E9“ Co.,
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
Inc.
South Norwaik
FREE DELIVERY
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CAMPAIGN TO
STOP SPEEDING
IS BROADCAST
Trips Through *Morgues and
Hospitals Curb Motorists’
Desirefor “More Speed.”
JAIL SENTENCES .
, ARE IMPOSED
Louisville, Detroit and
Cleveland Officials and
Judges Join Ranks of
Reformers.
By Associated Press
CHICAGO. Doc. 7.——Heavier fines.
jail sentences and trips through
morgues and hospitals to view dead
andpinjurcd victims of reckless auto-
mobillsts are becoming effective curbs
in many parts or the middle and far
west.
Fines alone. reports indicate, are not
affection. in Chicago and Cook Coun-
ty. despite increasingly heavy lines.
the death toll in auto accidents for
the fiscal year ended Nov. 30. was 736.
as compared with 660 last year and
542 the year before. There were 75
auto deaths in November of this year.
In Louisville. where forty-one per-
Isons were killed by automobiles in the
first clcvcn mo’ths of the year. tines
also have failed. omcials say. One
police judge there imposes lines of $2
for each mile per hour on speeders.
and adds jail sentences it the prisoner
was intoxicated. .
A successful campaign was launched
at Detroit more than a year ago. when
Judge Charles L Bartlett began send-
ing spccdcrs to jail for terms ot one
to fifteen days. .
Recently Judge Bartlett began eons.
ducting offenders through the morgues‘
.md hospitals to ace the results of
speeding.
in Cincinnati jail sentences have
been invoked and in some cases dri«
vcrs‘ licenses revoked.
Cleveland, with 116 deaths and 2.-
386 injuries up to the middle of Nov-
ember is employing workhouse sen-
Itcnccs and morgue and hospital vis—
llta as “oil as lines.
1 In Ilcs Moines Police Chief John
intoxicated
llinmmond had ordcred
(' S are
gMANY BIRTHS
; NOT RECORDED
. Taking the number of births record-
ed at the olllcc of Town Clerk Herbert
it. Smith, and checking them against
the known number of births in the city
:it is plainly seen that there are numer-
sous births in the city that are not re-
corded until several months or even
\cars, after the child was born. Some-
times bié‘ns iil‘l‘ never recorded.
Th is is (ill in a. great part to care-
III 55: ll. SS OI II: elect on the part of phy-
:Sl ‘cianin who mil to fill out a. birth cer-
um :31 u and tile the same with Town
(‘iI rk Smith.
'I‘h-nrc have been instances only re—
unily whcrn children have come to
cut a copy of their birth certificate so
; that Ihcy might obtain working
’ papers. 'l‘hcir birth was never record-
,(‘(I. and the physician or midwife who
lassisted at the. birth had died. or re-
‘rnm'ccl from the, city. and so a. tangle
rollva-Il with consldcrable red tape.
iuntll some provision can be made for
the seeming Of a. certificate.
It is not uncommon for workers in
Isiatisiics. \I ho go among the vital
statistics of the town each month for
births. deaths and marriages. to find
one or two. or even more. birth certi-
, Iicatos dated 1920. 1907. or even 1899.
iincluded in the present month certifi-
I rates of births. these showing that the
§‘iccrtltlcates have just been received by
$3 Town Clerk Smith for record.
Q1 COURTESY PAYS,
FURTHER PROOF
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 7.—Ae-
tresses. bootblacks. waiters. hntboys.
cafe owners. physicians. judges. and
society women—4n fact. everyone who
left a. good impression on a. man who
remembered little acts oi! kindness and
courtesy—were beneficiaries in 0the
will of Joseph Bisagno, whose $250,-
Schultze’ s Friday Fish Specials
.o,
“It.
‘ Fresh Mackerel, .‘
Salmon Steak .....
Halibut Steak
Escallops.
Long and Round Clams
In the window of the Main Street market
weight are unlimited Contest closes December. '
merchandise for the nearest guess. “18 512“ m
Schultze’s Salli
SEE THE BIG CHEESE.
amamnmpm
32c lb.
FlatFish ...... 14clb
FinnanHaddie...............'............ 18clb.
Haddock. 10clb
SwordFish ......... 32clb
CodfishSteak ....... ..... 22clb.
SNAPPERBLUES 18c lb. ~
BostonBlues 14clb.
28clb.
50cpt.
20cqt.
Guesses on its
tary Markets
,,.,,.,.-,'- ,uu,,.«.-.---,.
000 estate was ,ordered distributed to
‘102 persons today. Among those re-
membered by .Bisagno is Marjorie
Rambeau. actress.
Pearl Necklace
For A Gift
A pearl necklace is so thoroughly
appropriate for Christmas. wedding,
birthday or graduation gifts that the
demand is large itithe pearls wear
long enough. and the price is right.
Vatti is that pearl necklace. It is
an American pearl; comes in one
quality only and every pearl is pet-feet.
I‘ is as beautiful as Oriental pearls
costing thousands of dollars and will
stay so for years and years.
The way to wear Oriental pearls is
to keep 'em in safe-depom and wean-
these beautiful Vattl “pearls." What’s
the odds, when nobody knows Which
in which, except by the wealth of the
Went-er?
Only $20 to 8100 for a. necklace
that looks and wears like Oriental,
costing $50. 000 to 8500. oiio.
Benuedict the Jeweler. —Adv.
Nowell 1 3 Murray
enormous} cosmetics;
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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A Host of Christmas Handkerchiels
LADIES, ALL~LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS~InitiaIed and embroidered...
50C, 59c, 69c, 75c, 89c and 31, i
HAND DRAWN & EMBROIDERED H ANDKERCHIEFS $1.29, 51:9 51,
.o .
MADIERA LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS . . . . . . . $1.,00 $129 $1 50 $1.,89 ,
MEN’S ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 3 1
Hemstitched . . . . . 35¢, 50¢, 69¢, 89¢, 95¢ Inltialed 50c. 69c, 75c, 31 p.
l PLENTY OF CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS .
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HAIR AND SASH RIBBONS —- ALL COLORS
‘ 'Christmas Ribbons, 5 yd. rolls, 15c; Wreath ribbons, 1 in. 10c yd.; 1 in, 15.. r.
MANY‘NOVELTIES IN LADIES’ N ECKWEAR.
drivers held without bail. while judg-i
adding jail sentences in many.
(uses to heavy lines. i
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THE SIMPLE LIFE l
FOR THIS BROTHER! SPECIALS FOR THE I ~
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-- Q...- D- .._- WEEK : Alexander
convicts serving from one to fourteen
years for violation or the state crim-~ '- ' nsed
lnal syndicalist law. who went on FullWelght Pure Condo ”The Chri nsan mas Store'
strike yesterday. were in the dungeon Wk: 2 cans ------- -250
today on a diet of bread and water. .
The trouble started when James Quaker Oatmeal, m bulk, COBIE D0“)!
Olson. sentenced from Los Angeles. 5 ms- for ------- - - - - - . 219
announced that as a. loyal member of Pure 01d-Fashjoned You W111 I39q 'I‘pl“=e I
the I. “2 l". he objected to work in, S.- ‘
Principle and that he was laying down I BuCkWheat' 4 nil-5‘ """ 25c . 2:: “Patti-:1 Edemion n
his tools in the jute mill. . - - i this 35101
“Work 0,, go ,0 the dungeon on. Tellet Tissue, 7 for 25c . 1
bread and water." said the warden. ‘ i -
"All right, I choose the dungeon." . SILKS II 3153‘ I
said Olson. WOOLENS Till rim; 3
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DRAPERIES BED 3:3 ‘
34 cm 3’» 3‘“ I'm : CURTAINS BLAxrn .
. p NO. 8 North Main SI
. South Norwalk.
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ROSES ARE 3/;
APPROPRIATE 2 -
FOR the expression of sen- i ROWLANDfiBEACH
timent. They are a very
graceful compliment to the florist
recipient and are afivayswel- 15 mo. 8t. Phone 219
come. ‘ m ' '
Our roses are fresh and of S .
abundant variety. They are “gonna, “Tn, WEAK KIDNEYS Old Friends at the :
priced moderately and are ' Have been trol bled with weak kid- Price I
gel-y appropriate. news since childhood. " writes Mrs. G. ‘
'dee. Bensonia, Mzchigan. "Now past '0. ‘
CANARY BIRDS iiorty. and haxe had terrible backache Ihe Old Well 50 Cl, (
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS land that tired fueling. hardly able to the Perfecto Bou. :
GOLD FISH (IO my work. By using Foley Kidney at 10C. 1
l'ills accompanied with Foley Cathar- I
— tic Tablets I soon felt like a new perv pmntmg 1d
. son." Backnche. rheumatic pains. .No than; J
South Norwalk Flonst dizziness and blurred vision are sym- 018m. Mm a
8 uth M ‘ St eet. toms of kidney trouble. Foley Kid- made at ”tam t
o a n r , nry Pills give quick relief. Stillson,
Powell Corporation.
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5! Beautiful Tea Sets, Chocolate Sets, Salad Sets, Cake Sets, Oatmeal
I! Sets, Sugar. and Cream Ice Cream Sets, Bon Bon DisheS.3
-9 full line of Pyrex Baking hes, Cut Glass, Aluminum W are,
{9 Mahogany Candle Sticks, Ice Tea Sets, Grape Juice Sets Fancy
‘9 Tea Pots, Pyrex Tea Pots, Dinner Sets, Clothes Hampers. Carpet
:2, Sweepers, etc, etc, etc. .
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