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Have the myraids of women who
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went out into the world seeking ilnan.
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W e hear ‘ 1t said—-
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that little of the “old fashioned" quality exists in work szgaygbingxgh
e a statement is far from the truth. Things are limp 3!“ rs. There is
bigger scale than they were when we were young ckmanehlp
MORE good workmanship, and of course more poor wor t iv-
With few exceptions. woodwonking organiatlons :re my':rrm.
ing to maintain old-fashioned quality and meet the (ml This I.
crossed production. Low price is a great lure In to :gildin our
often a temptation to slight quality. But we are not u g
house on the sands. d i I“
o I ' i tion is old-fashione n
' The Hatch a Bailey Company organ za . _
I errls ideals of sterling worth, manufacturing'millwork With the same pam-
staking care displayed in this organization 50 years ago.
The HatCh & Bailey C0. dicta that the next few years shall set
BIRDS ROOFINGS, SHEETROCK AND CORNELL WALD BOARDS' determined strides toward a marriage COLUMBIA FLEXIBLE SLEDS
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oal A the ordinary business agreement." H BOY CYCLES—WIN Wheels, rubber tlres o o o I 0 v 0'- e o s e e s e . . _
....................................... "Everyone knows." she maintains,
"""""" - “that as far as social law goes the * ,
question of marriage 1. purely Ont of I KIDDIE KARS—RUbber tlres o o o o a o o I o e o e r e e e s
economic import. With every step
that women have taken towns-d eco-, # “
BY JOSEPHINE VAN DE Gm
NEA Service 8387 Writer
NEW YORK—Is the. venerable in.
stltution oi! matrimony bound for the
discard? ,
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very foundation or the home? ~
Womtn doctors. layersland eduoa- k
tors have hinted as much while Mrs.
Almon Hensley, writer and one-time ELECTRIC TRAINS—With transfcrnier for 110‘current
British militant suitragist, openly pre-
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. . . . . . $10.00 to $20.00 '/
.Sl2.00 to 325.00
nomic independence there has been a
growing revulsion toward marriage as
men have seen fit to make It.
“The signs of the times point to a
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Company
BATTER l E5
} We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town.
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amarrlage. There are no satisfied mar-
ried people trying to get apart.
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"It is a supreme impertinence that ‘
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S. L. BENEDIC
73 North Main Street
........... . - _ - , , _ . - - - - - - - . . timato relations of men and women."
- ‘ ' ’h— O ' - ' ' ‘ - I, - _ Here are conditions which. accord-
ing to Mrs. Hensley. will tend to' bee
coine gtneral durin the next 50
What You Want Is years: ‘
‘ Marriage—The. marriage contract
|< [ lM‘A-PAR I will be. pllroy a business contract for
i. l the protection of children. There will
i be nothing in it to compel a. man and
LINKS ' This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give 115 your woman to IM “Rem“
. . Woman—The woman wii imaintaln
order for any kind of meat. W0 hBVO 1"- her independence and live her own'
the ,aw' em," we,“ or MM“ AnEndlessVarletyat»................<.......................... 10c and25c
should presume to interftre in the in-
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THE MAN’S SHOP
—- Presents -—
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS TO CHURCHES, FRATERNITIES
AND scgooLs.
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At lOc—.—Games, sewing boxes, tea sets, horns, dolls, rattles, paint sets, whips and
a hundred others. . i
Courteous Treatment — Prompt eervico life. Motherhood will be pensioned. At 25‘3““1‘7‘33‘5‘1 mm: big dailies, bOOkS, gamfi, medlanieal toys in great variety
ratohr than be placed
Adams. being one of her greatest \V‘RO PAYS FOR IT?
in institutions. But where the mother v
69 No. Main sum Phone 1340 South Norwalk ,9 mm mcompoleni or mm w mm m. lecture Sunday owning]
is the last to be given until after . r i F H ‘ BAX I I':
care for till-m they will be placed in . dr rn will Speaking of propaganda. the In- . .
.. "homo groups," looked after by wo~ (.hristmas when other a as be
. Society will remove the obioquy from
. ’ the unmarried mower. _
on" ‘ Chiillrrn—Chiidren will live with
Q 1 their moihcrs
dependent is today in receipt or a
cum: men of maternal instincts. shown. neatly printed folder. evidently DU! 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET‘
WWW/.43? -—r—~“‘r———————_.. The class often? 7009' led by their out by "Current Opinion" for other DRUGGIST
' ' SOFT" N0!!“’ALK CONGRE. teacher. hire. MIcCausltmd. who gave purposes than merely advertising that Agent {or Page & Shaw. Par‘g g
(3.1110535 CHURCH NOTES. the cake sale Saturday (or the NE“ periodical. It reproduces the press Tiii'ord. Green Seal, and l-iussell‘i
50c to $2.00 ; § East Relief Fund are to be congratw vomm. ms tllul have been most highly . Candies.
' g Owing to the proximity at Christ- inlet! for they have a sum of heal-iv mvoruhlo lo Georges Clemenceau and
"TI/£- MA”, SHOP" mas {hf‘rt‘ “'Hl he no meeting of the :20-00 for n“. worthy purpose‘ his mission here. It did.not containfx-TYN
' Sunday mm, next Sunday noon. The! Rehearsals for the Miracle Play of any purl OLScnaior Hitchcck's or of ’
G03}9l[0& meara mccting lust Sunday was- lead by:the Nativity are to be held on Tues- 3““M‘" Bmh's addresses—~0r m it GLASSES j
' I 5 Norwalk. COMTD (‘worml Brunjes in an interesting and day and Thlfi‘Od‘Y evenings Mid an unnecessary to mention it? It is not
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informative talk regarding some of Saturday evening there will be a spe- a pay- guess that the other “(,8 of the “71TH
n". ".9an cxpc‘rlments and u.“ of cial showing or this service announce- qmsiion will not be "proppengnn'der-
psychology. especially as used in the merits or which will be made later. ed" ill the sumc'rnanner. N organisa- CO‘IFORT
schools of this city. There will be The pastor and business committee tion or that individual has '- suffiic- ‘
another hour on this same ”,1,th are arranging the GooTo-Church cum- lent interest. ill matter to spend
I‘m". going into the actual ".3“ used pain which is to start the first Sun- the money—GM . island (Nah) In-
gnnd their results. day in January. and, “y of the dependent. : THAMER INC
i The ice storm prevented many peo- ““3"”? mambo“ who “1“ assist in ~—-———-—*— 3', ,
ipio from attending the illustrated leo- ““3 work ”'9 ”k“! ‘0 'mne Rev. That doctrine about being om- -
ituro on the play “Chantacleer.” but Jacobs u once. brother's keeper is all right except 09W“ ‘3‘ ”lid“
Ithoso that. attended saw some. ninety Superintendent W. H‘ Fierrie 1‘“ ”‘5‘ W“ “WM” 39”“ to be the brother ‘ as cl (
gnlcniy colorod slides of scenes from anndlnced “1“ ““9 chlidrens Christ- and never the keeper.—-Ohio State, “I‘mntiCr ”$203;
“the actual production. This play mas entertainment ”“1. Christmas Journal. '
was one or great popularity some tree will be held on Thurldly even-
yrars ago, and was starred by Maud ins. December 28. at 7:15 o'clock. l
Near East envelopes will be taken at
FOLLOW THE CROWD
To
THE NEW
So. Norwalk
Lunch
OUR.
CHRISTMAS
CLUB
- that time. , gmm” migrate“ I i Between now and Janus i
. Wanton: for mm" m [at when we move into our 11
67 North Mflin Street. Rmdner “THATCHER” Round stun .nd lone, we Win sell all meX'Cha}
Hot Water Boilers. - iise at a great reduction in
Feed. Co. Alexander’s “antennas. ess- u...
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN “THATCHER” Garage Heating
0 System. y
Wholesome Food-~Homo Cook. . . "1"“ mm" 3m" "cal/sen" sound not we» sup- ASHER GLICKSOI‘
me Every man and woman, every box and girl can easily . H “ My Boilgn- “ n L. Clothier, Haml- and Furnisher
. ' spare some money each week to deposit in our Christmas WHOLESALE COLIE DOWN! “5'85“ "‘d “:7”: “"‘ ‘ To Men and Boys
Club—.then you will have money next Christmas ' "'7 Stoves. . ' T
~~- ~ — ,_,- Select the Club you want to join and bring in your first “mm "in" 9W» HAY- "“13"“ WWW“ "m" '° ”"N 8‘" "C’RWALK' ° '
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deposit now. STRAW, FERTILIZER, ITO. mfmmufimb.’ wmam “THATgangg‘wereon-v will-m
Air Furnaces.
forthisoeeallon. ' _“TAl-::TF%:|"E.:“PIPELE88” th'm W00 d and
SO. NORWALK AUTO
RADIATOR REPAIR-
ING COMPANY
What the Different Clubs will pay you;
“THATci-ien' sun I and Double
Ex on R ‘ f lNCREASING owes EVEN AMOUNT CLuss Phone 2400 SILKs LINENS ngnfcoll'flan'g'gf
“P epmrers 0 in so weaxs (For Xmas 1923) in so WEEKS (For Xmas 1923) Elevator Ann an“ 1 WQOLENS TRIMMINGS “T.“Xl"ofl"§:o.f 123'313122 733:1 ‘
1". Alli/lad 1:3:er 1c Club pays $12.75 25:; Club pay. $12.50 VELVETS , SCARFS ' ‘ . oi Single and Double Oven Com Ice,
Gas Tank 2.; Club pays $25.50 50° mub Pay. $25.00 South Norwalk, Conn.» DRAPERU BED SETS blnation Coal and Gas Ranges.
' . “KOMPAK” on Automatic Water
Lamps 56 Club Pays $63-75 31-00 Club Pain $50-00 CURTAINS 'BLANKETS Heaters. .
Hoods_ Sh.“ 10c Club pays $127.50 $2.00 Club pays 3100.00 . - «ouno-v countly Water System. T kl
Met-Juli: Brass ? DECREASING CLUBS 55-00 Club Pay: $250.00 Open Evenings Until anas. STEPHEN KILLER ruc ng
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.1 .l/ a Wot-EMF You can begin with the largest $10.00 Club pays $500.00 Sanitary Plumbing and Heating
deposm and decrease your depo- ”0‘00 cm" pays $1,000.00
PM". 8’74. _—
sits each week.
No. 8 North Mm Street; . 15 Monroe st. 8o. Nomlk .
South Norwalk. ‘ .
MEN’S m YOUNG . Fred A Hai
MEN’S , OVERCOATS
GENERAL REPAIRING
FOR THE TRADE
WE GUARANTEE ALL
OUR WORK
A. HAZIAN. Proprietor
581’; Water St.. Ft. of Havilnnd St.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Come in, get 9. Pass Book and join the Club today. Bring
or ALL THE FAMILY and have them join.
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South Norwdl/c Savings Bank
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Plaid Bach, Strictly All Wool 52 Meadow Street
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PAY THE PLUMBERS FEE """"" for your son or daughter, . ’
THAN IT IS TO you start a savings acg— G tfl b
Mme. J eal I I lette ‘ (count for him or her, you 0 le S
56 South Main St. South Norwalk are domg a very mse ‘° 3°- W'" “- 3°- "Mk
thing ‘ because you .are
making it‘ easy for the
young person to acquire
the saving habit.
START TODAY—HERE
.at the first bank under
the bridge on Washington
Street. ‘
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEN EVENINGSUNTIL CHRISTMAS.
For Your Holiday Purchases About a Sweater ?
We take this opportunity to extend to you a most cordial -
m‘matlw to ”"13“? our ho 'day 8'0“.“ Our stock is complete “vétizogelli‘gailtgelgagdaz: '
and pnces astomshmgly low, and wall make purchasing from . '11 t 't
this store both pleasant and profitable. "5 on” w: warm up 0 1 '
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USEFUL XMAS GIFTS; on, mm AT THE on)
Silk and Muslin Undergarments. ' K PRICE
Onyx Hosiery of every description.
Priced Lower Than Elsewhere. - The Old Well 50 Cigar and
A ' the'Perfec'to Bouquet
~ . ’ . . ' at 10c.
, ,. HOSIERY, GLOVES. SILK UNDERWEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR 3PM in lnzora The Paris Cloak and . ~ ‘
Th lie I l‘ l . 0 V
M g; 2?: M 3; 223.13" gallézlélsu 333352353134lQSNEKERCH'EFs' consers, “As- Wool for golfers. - Smt Store, ‘ No prodigal-ill; on Old We“
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flail?.‘i.§°y2‘.1“°..’.°.li 'v'vlll et Bouoom cAPS ' ROBEs’ SDI-lip! In ad all for 33 South thin as. Bouillfiemlk. 0'3""- TN! are_the best Olga“
I chino: ”a .. "rig... and 2..- I A Small Deposit secures Any of These Articles for Christmas. young men. I , - ambiance ma. —.- * ~ ”it“ ‘3 ”1“ P11“-
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sun. RAYMOND s pm ‘ ' ' ' Knit room, “women. ‘ ‘ . - i ». ' ‘1: ARS
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First Bank Under the Bridge.
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