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To
THE NEW
So. Norwalk
‘=« Lunch
S? SI" 07 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food—Home (look-
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80. NORWALK AUTO
. RADIATOR REPAIR-
. ING COMPANY
4:...- 31PM Repairers of
-¥ ' Auto Radiators
Mud Guards
Gas Tanks
Lamps
Hoods, Sheet
Metal, Brass
and Copper
Work
. GENERAL REPAIRING
FOR THE TRADE
WE GUARANTEE ALL
OUR WORK
A. HAZIAN. Pro tor
9% Water st., Ft. of H3513... 8t.
' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ARE THE KIND-
AT THlS
PLUMBING-
IRST CLASS FIXTURES)
41mins,» LY._:—:'
El! 41 lilsell or as WOMAN I“
‘ looking for good plumbing fix-
area they don't want any other
it and when they come here for-
euppllee they don't get any other
kind either. All of our plumbing
s, is or a superior character
the reasonableness of our
will please you plentifuliy. ,
namsma
LUMBER
The Character of Your Home 2
all i
the quality of lumber or building material used.
Grade “A” lumber insures substantial and durable building.
and the owner subject to constant care and expense. ,.
time and money in home building.
fully Inspected upon arrival at our yard. is always included in-
work, Glass and Paint.
. Plans and specifications for every building on your city lotSol' .
~ , farm determines a great deal of the character of your home. Iiit not
There is also lawn, paint, arrangement—but. moat- vital ”wail, ..
mates we gladly make for you when you are thlhklng of building.
Np matter whether it is a house, barn, alteration or repairing.we
want to supply you with matefiaIe—Lumber, Windows, Doors—Mills
in-
ferior building materials still leave the best of construction perishable
Standard lengths for timber have been developed which hye both.
seasoned lumber 'whloh in care- ‘ .
The Hatch
State Generally.
Red Cross
shipments of
tin Greéce.
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BATTERIES
S. L. BENEDICT
73N0tthlainm ‘
MEAT SATISFACTION
order for any kind of meat. .W'e lia've it.
Courteous Treatment— —Fi'ompt Ion/lee
common-cu Phenom .
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Free Delivery.
We Are the Only Authorised Exide Dealers in This 'I'own.
F OWLER’S MARKET
loath Ital-walk
86 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
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56 South Main St.
Clifford Hotel Owns
OPEN SATURDAY MCI.
Far Your Holiday Purchases
torment-tactile!
We take this opportunity to extend
invitation to inspect our holiday goods.
and prices astonishingly low, and will
this store both pleasant and profitable.
Hoelanv, GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR,
MUSLlN UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCl-lie'lrs,
SIERES, BANDEAUX CAMI
sounom CAPs
Ourstcekis
Umbrellas“, .
Quantities,
' and buy.
Sixes for men women and
fully selected and mounted on
-in keeping with the covers.
We show an exceptional line beam; '31: oliedollar.
5 LEXINGTON Am
napensotmysvenmginom'u. anionic
OnOtherDaysPrcmSP. ltolll’. I.
meanness“.
Beneficial Loan Somety
A. . F. Beckmann 6f (30., Inc.
’South Norirallt
makepflm
“5.225%"
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SOLES, KIMONAO. CORDUROY HOUR...
A Small Deposit Secures Any of These Articles for Christmas; 'S
. '1 a An Ideal Holiday Present
qualities and prices will cause yoii to stop, look
schoolchildrenhs'vebeonoare.
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S-‘S o: Labor noteo continued improve.
ment in the indultrlbl atrium roe.
business became noticmbly m;
' . ahewl‘ confluent gains ‘
‘,edinoreasedunploymentoler0'oto-
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a ofomcers: ‘.. ..
. Dove.
in the three.
the food situation
born in the refugee camps. .
’ Four Red Crou nurses who have
next Saturday on the steamship Rot-
terdam to Join the unit now at work
in Greece. They are Miss Christine
’M. Nuno. Miss Alice G. Carr. Miss
Mary M. A. Weiss and Miss Eleanor
Miss Nuno has been in charge
or the Red Cross nu‘rslng once in
New York city and active‘in malnbln-
ing the Bayshore Convalescent Home
for nurses disabled in the World War.
The next shipment of Red Cross -
food supplies is due to. leave New'
York on December. 15 condeflng of.
1. 500 tons of flour and 1.000 tons of
Wheat, taking half “’10 w tonnage
of the steamship Manltowa. chartered .
by the Amerlhsn Relief Administra-
tion.
era in theUk “=2:
FOURREDCR“
WABHINGTON. Dec. 12. --With re-
ports of ”practically, no unemploy-
ment“ and. a shortage .111 female tac—
tory help and common labor. thd Em-
ployment Service of the Department
Bridgeport and queueing generauy.
The port. issued rests or r
the 1!:an of Novemberand; ddbeioezt
the bimst gains in industry since
January. when the upward trend in
The“
in all auctions of the country. In Con-
necticut. practically every city report-
Z‘r. Biggest gains was m in the
:iron and steel luau-tried with leather
fgoods and textile plants also shoving
asked improvement. The report is
based on asurveyof 1,483 indust
in the State.
Waterbury and NW mm I‘d GOI-
nectient cities in limbo: was.
The bureau's report tor the lists
says:
° Marked impuvment Mannin-
ment conditions all overntbe Stats.
There. is a. am‘u‘mm
toivymam andassrimabm 5!-
w‘fm': ‘3 m “1‘“. Hear the Latest
0 m flu!“ m
aligde-nenhliyemployed‘.“ .. WWW
. “Concerning Dridiepor; the report ‘ - ”
.. .3 mm“... m “LOVELY LUCERNE .
Plut- are ting full nose; snee-
$3,: goguifehea‘ mm. Played By
labor. anon... o: my“ 21?;3 " or.» White Way Orch.
Housing conditions much improved. "
NEWSTU'I‘ZCAR M"
. A. J. Collins Co.
TiiRNS 11mm +~ 5.. .. ..
‘ Practically No Unemployv-I :
mentinBridgeportand'“
WASHINGTON..Dcc..1'3.-Arrival ' 3'
the relic! stoamshipa scum; "
ur d'Alcne and Hog more Pi- :3
the port 0! Athens, “was an- ‘5
nouneedtodavbycablerrmbr A. 55?
Ross Hill; in charge at the American . .’
*The huge fir '
ed Cross good. supplies ‘
Dr. Bill reports. if
ong the refug‘es'
lion-tiered throughout Greece and on
the islands of the Egan Sea. is well
_ . ' in hand. The combined value of the
’ “men is 8415. 000.
The most pressing need new." Dr.
Bill reports. is for clothing. and Red
Cross Chapters throughout up" United
States have been urged by nation“
, headquarters to work at top need to
supply garments for men. women and
children. and layettea. tor the newly
had experience in Europe are sailing ,
The other half at the cargo to .
consigned to Odepa. (or routine‘ ruler-
NURSES T03All.-.'
Allinduetriesarsrunnlng'hfi tins.
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'1 Umbrellas Make Fine
, Xmas Gifts
‘. We Have an Milt Variety for Your Selection.
HADES UMBRELLAS $1 $1.35,
COLDREDUMBRELLAS
$29 $225, $3259 $425, $5 and
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om UMBRELLAS....._............5125, $2, 5225, 52,50 $325, 54.2
LADiES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS.
Rocky ountaln region.
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states and‘great central valleys during
the next twenty-{our hours. A bar- .
rage of snow will precede Jack Frost's
advance. Snow is failing now in the
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Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
THE NORWALKS‘ ELECTRIC“ CO.
207 E. WASHINGTON ST
prion: 959
Liberty Square
8 Stores
TEL 378.
11 NO. Main St.
HOT CHOCOLATE.
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 n town you must visit our'
fountain because here it is rich and
lull-flavored, sweetened just right
and piping hot. other hot drinks
served also.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Phat-mid
8 N. Main St. so. NM a.
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When the wheels became caught in .
» a rut in the icy road. a new Btutx an-
tomobile owned and operated by- Cllt- .
[whales or from it very bad croupy
ford H.1(ccandless o! 18 Williams
street. Providence, 3.1., turned turtle
on Ponus avenue Sunday. Mr. Hollan-
dles escaped with a few minor bruises.
but the inachlne~ wrecked."
Constable Raynor Worms luvs-ti;
gated the accident. He found that the
automobile wheels caught in a rat in
. ' the road-bed; c_a if
using. McCandleas to
lose control of. th ecar S'l‘he auto-
mobile overtnrr td, throwing
Candie-s out. Not satisfied with this.
the machine. filmed completely. over
for- ma second time beforelcoming to a
W
marcamm
meson: MM’
oraclub 9t. ‘ '
iy Sector? on ”dab-en
was. unearth.“
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Joan-ice. No. I couch. ”inflection,
, . , v'l‘eaand Emptinpropefly empouhd-.
fed. bungsbaektbenaturalcolorand_
-a”luitretoth¢mrwhentaded.ltreak-
.ador my years ago the only
twingetthismixturewastomake
‘.' nations, wblcbismussy and tron—
bless
Jar cheat; and throat trouble." Coughs,
oputea—ingndients printed on the
Weber Stood the test of time serv-
‘ 1‘0- ‘ing
Corporation .—Adv.
6mm HAD CROUI’X
(DUGH.
"My grandchllt’ could get inc relief
cough," writes Peter Ilandis. Meyers-
daie, Pa... S f‘untll I gave him Foley's
Honey and Tat. It is a. great help
colds. "croup. throat. chest and bron-
ch'ial irritations quickly relieved with
oley‘s Honey and Tar. ¢ Contains no
three generaticns. Stimson. Powell.
AN {ill} REBIPE
Til flillllliN llAlll
Almost everyone knows that Sass
owl-days,“ dimply ask at any
' “THATCHER TUBULAR"
“‘THATCHER METEOR”
‘f‘TWlN- FIRE”
.“DURO” Country Water System.
15 Monroe\8t.
“TEATOHBB.” PRODUCTS _
Include Cooking and Heating
Equipment for Every Purpose _
“THATCHER” Round Steam and !
Hot Water Boilers.
“THATCHER” Square Sectional
Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
“THATCHER” Garage Heating
Systems.
“GEYSER'! Round Hot Water Sup-
ply Boilers.
“GEYSER” and "ACTIVE" Laun-
dry Stoves.
Warm
Air Furnaces.
Warm
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER PIPELESS"
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER” Single and Double
Oven Coal Ranges.
Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Gom-
blnation Coal and Gas Ranges.
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water
, Heaters.
Warm
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Alexander’
"The Christmas Store”
COME DOWN I
You will be surprised to
the beautiful selection suitable
for this occasion.
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DRAPERIES BED SETS
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site quality for men, 75‘
to $1.50. For boys, 50c.
MUFFLERS, silk. wool
and Mixtures, $1.00 to
$2.95.
SILK H A N D K E R-
CHIEFS, 50c; Silk Socks,
75c to $1.50.
SILK SHIRTS, $4.75 up.
GLOVES for street, for
dress, for the car.
UMBRELLAS, $1.75 to
$2.50. Canes, bags.
See Our Windows for
Complete List.
COPY—EIGHT
Clothing Co.
6Northuain8t.
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STEPHEN MILLER
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating
Phone 397.2.
So. Norwalk
133331303038
Loose. this at.
mums AND YOUNG
MEN’S ovnaco us 1
M Bach, Strictly Alle°°1
$18.50 and up
Gotll—ieb’s
So. Norwalk
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OLD CARS
501! Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
1310 girth AGvelgeo
“meadow“
monfloon
Melanesim
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