Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 18, 1922 · page 4

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is when a roast from. W
Market is served, for it you hav a
keen appetitd‘you do not want to
iilmtgolttcrallyonareworthfior
the next time you dbeyoanay not
have Chsrncck's meat to eat._ There-
fore make the best of your opportu-
nity. Howaver there is no chance of
your starving. for at all times the best
and tinest cuts in beef. mutton. lamb,
veal. pork and poultry are awaiting
your selection at our famous market.
Give us your orders and we will please
you.

cHARNOCK'S MARKET
‘ “’X'Au'l‘s'i-e; 1! Railroad Ave. PM“ 5“"

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ROSENFIELD BROS.

m STORE Ol' USEFUL AND PRACTICAL GIFTS

 

 

Visit Our Store Before Buying Your Christmas Gifts.
Just a Few Suggestions for the Whole family:
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Thermos and Universal
Bottles and Lunch Kits
Boiler and Ice Skates
Flexible I'lyer Sleds
Pocket Knives
Ingersoll Watches
Shaving Equipment
Flashlights Toilet and Manicure Sets
Fountain Pens Carving Sets

OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT.

Rosenfield Brothers

125 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Delivery

Casseroles

Pie Servers

Electric Lamps
Electric Irons

Pyrex Baking Ware
Aluminum Ware
Roger’s Silverwali

 

 

 

 

! --— Masons' Building Material ——

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CANN EL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES

 

 

The Norwalk Coal 63 Supply Co.

39 Wall St. Phone 118 108 Water St.

 

 

 

 

Christmas Suggestions

Of Interest to the Automobile Owner.

 

Glare Eliminators

Windshield Cleaners, both an-
tomatic and hand operating. ,

S at Lights
otormeters

Parking Lights

Mirrors—Fender,
windshield.

Weed Non-Skid Chains

Radiator Covers

Stop Lights

Tires

Tubes

Tire Chains and Looks
Automobile Dusters
Automobile Robes
Bumpers

City Name Plates
Tire Covers
Automobile Clocks
Speedometers.
Motormeter Arms

inside and.

AUSTIN’S GARAGE

Railroad Avenue South Norwalk

 

 

HERSHFIELD

Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk

Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
tation; Padded Vans tor Furniture Work

Main Oflice, 26 Concord so, so. Not-walk, Phone 294
ROW York Olnce, 901 Welt 2081!, Phone Chelsea 8059
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Have You Tried our

FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
fresh non, .

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prerienced ChefandSolicitYoui-Patronage.

Thomas’ Checolat Shep,

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Stingy Simta‘ Clauses

: iency the theft and mutilation of ever-
green trees growing on the proparty‘of

I carefully watched this V’sels and per-
; sons caught trespassing will be prose-

: in competition with dealers who rent
- space about the center or the city at

‘ ~ , At
Angevine’s

“Norwalk’s Largest Store”

 

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St. Mary's Corporation in the extreme
eastern part or the cemetery. .on stan-
ley street. Rev. John T. Winters. pas-
tor or St. Mary’s church. announced
yesterday that the property will be,

outed "to the full extent of the law."

"This stealing or our trees has been
going on {or some yearsflf Father
Winters said "and three years ago.
three trespassere wore caught. but I
did not have them punished. The
next year. our trees were again stolen
and again this year, crowds from the
eastern section of the city have come‘
into the grounds through th chuck en-
trance and reopated the undaiism.
They have no right. to cut down the
trees and I do not propose to allow it
any more. Trees. which Ire too tail
to he used for Christmas are chopped
in halves and the top part carried
away and sold. I have notified the
police and I want the tact to be known
throughout the city that from now on.
anyone caught cm of arrying
away the trees will be since.”

It has been previously reported
that boys and young men take this
means 0 l earning 'Christrnas money.

A remarkable automobile for the use i i been
I Arthur M. Van Rsnsssleer. wealthy“ .8 “I men has throng

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Mantel while reruns with the list Regiment on Mexican border.
machine is motor-propelled. ss inches wide. the '
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in his one. m 2
this time o: the year and' run their
chances of realising a profit on the
sale or trees. It is said that stolen
trees from St. Mary's cemetery prop-
ety are sold from house to house
considerably cheaper than the down-
town dealers charge. In past years
many beautiful trees have been darn-
aced and others stolen.

SAY “MERRY
CHRISTMAS” WITH
A PHOTOGRAPH

The khldly thoughts of Christmas—
tlde are fittingly expressed by the
gift of your photograph—given the lit.
most in expression at this studio
You can complete your Christmas list
quickly with photographs and you will
be sure of giving just the right thing
In each instance. Photographs are
gifts you can easily afford to give and
family and friends will always treas-
ure them. The gift that’s always
timely for friends. for family and you.
All sittings made before December
20th will he finished for Christmas.
Telephone 437 for appointments.

The mason
Studio

78 Washington St. Tel. 487

 

SOUTH NORWALI. CONN.

 

 

 

A tripthrough this store will convince you
that here are the largest and most
' ‘ varied assortment of useful
gifts to be found

 

Cedar Chests- Fire Screens
Matting ' Candlesticks
Desks Floor Lamps
Library-Tables Table Lanips.
Consul Tables Pictures .
Dining Tables Table Scarfs ~_
' Gateieg Tables -. Rugs
. overstuffed Chairs Curtains ' ' "
‘ mm...“ . Draperies
LivingRoom-Suites Linolimms
BedroOm Suites Trunks ‘
Dining Room Suites Bags '
Smoking Stands suit Cases .
Telephonestands Dolls Sh
Setting-Cabinets Toy Autos A
. .E‘sstrie Irons Sleds
~ Outgoing; :j Kiddletears
‘ .;:.Cli_'airs and Bodies-s ’

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Pins, Pocket Knives. At Low Prices, ' - - Minn

 

14K WhitegGoId-Eigin'Braoelet: catches
25-Year-Guarantee’White Gold Fillechetehee,
20-Year Guarantee, Filled Bracelet Watch u. _. ..
WE OMB en'imsa' humor
FRENCH IVORY AND AMBER SETS

, lower than the wholesale cost st'present time.
TOILET SETS . . . . . . ...... Jams»... $6.50 up
MANICURING SETS .... ... ..-..." ... $4.00 up
MILITARY SETS ...... .... ...... $5.00 up
, STERLING SILVER SETS . . . . . . . . $8.00 up
ASHAVING SETS, IVORY CLOC PI 7
‘ FRAMI‘LS, JEWEL CASES CTURB

 
 

. We guarantee these Watches

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GENT’S GOLD WATCHES “

the greatest bargains em-

oflered'. GoldsndGoldFiiled $10.00up

HOWARD, MTON, WALTEAM ARD ELGIN
ALI. snares AND IBIS.

We carry a Complete Line of mmwm and CUT GLASS. !’
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- . 314 ATLANTIC STREET

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Did you ever hear of a woman having too many

That’s why they’re such populsrChx'ietmae gifts.
. i We have a wonderfully complete stock of Hosiery
' _ for selection, from the sheerest silks to the heaviest

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LETTERS TO SANTA CIAAUS.

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pet-son acknowledge

Weekly From Medical Station. coins to 'uknowleda-e the
Santa. Claus is using the Radios to ,‘

help him out with his ennualrueh. . ‘
wnen interviewed last night, ‘the
Jolly old fellow had this to say a.- he

 

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all' the
letters trons his little friends. he is

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VIM to write to him 60 S‘
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. thing comes all at once. That is m the sleigh bells on ”u" ““e‘ A ’5'“

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Claus as nanometermooaooiuoiifio:
tton. Since he travels so rapidly mm
place to placerand has so much on his
mind. he has found it necessary tare-
qoioiuop a. new long range radioso-

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