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The
I
Ferris
Coal ‘
Company
s
. V today—but such
th t little of the .“old fashioned" quality exists In work
a :tatement is far from the truth. Things are simply done on a much
bigger scale than they were when we'were youngsters.
MORE good workmanship, and of course more poor workmanship.
" today striv-
With few exce tions, woodworking organlatlcns Ire .
ing to maintain clef-fashioned quality and meet the demands for In
creased production. .
often a temptation to slight quality.
house on the sands.
rice is a reat lure in selling.
Low p 9But we are not building our
This
There is
' 4 - in its
The Hatch a Bailey Company organization is old fashioned
ideals of sterling worth, manufacturing miilwork wath the same pain-
staking care displayed in this organization 50 years ago.
The Hatch 69° Bailey Con
BIRDS ROOFINGS, SHEETROCK AND CORNELL WALL BOARDS.
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‘ DARIFN'BOY _
sunslllscmacx
Sergeant Dooley Doing.His
Bit to Keep Orphans m
We hear it said-—
THE MAN’S SHOP
— Presents —
KUM-A-PART
RINKS
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50c to $2.00
THE IVA/VS SHOP"
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- .Norwaik. Conn.
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FOLLOW THE CROWD
To
THE NEW
80. N orwalk
Lunch
67 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner iOc.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food-410ml: Cook-
ing.
SO. NORWALK AUTO
RADIATOR REPAIR-
ING COMPANY
Expert Repairers of
It’
Auto Radiators
Mud Guards
Gas Tanks
Lamps
Hoods. Sheet
, Metal, Brass
/ and Copper 5
{4 Work
GENERAL REPAIRING
FOR THE TRADE
WE GUARANTEE ALL
OUR WORK
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
{T's MUCH CHEAPER T
PAY THE PLUMBERS FEE
There's one
mighty good way
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that is to make your home so
sanitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and on-
}ey itself during the day time.
Our sanitary plumbing will put
your residence in proper shape.
nan, “moan nun
comm.
s nu am lost.
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MONEY SAVERS.
You start with 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, and increase
the same amount each week. or st
$10, $20, and deposit the same a
IN
69 No. Main Street
You can begin with the largest
deposit and decrease
site each week. .
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BATTERIES ‘
We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town.
S. L. BENEDICT
What You Want ls
MEAT SATISFACTION
order for any kind of meat. . We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
South Norwaik
Phone 1340
Julia 010'
CHR
iSTMAS
‘ . .
lave Money.”
Our Christin;
I
amt”: '
Club is for MONEY EARNERS and
Avril};
your deposit
art with 250, 50c, $1, $2. $5»
mount each week.
What the Different Clubs will pay you.
lNCREASING CLUBS
50 WEEKS (For Xmas 1923)
lo Club pays $12.75
2c Club pay: $25.50
SC Club pays $63.75
0c Club pays $127.50
DECREASING CLUBS
your depo-
Come in, get 3. Pass Book and
'30] ALL THE FAMILY and have them join.
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Sou [ll Norwa ll: Savings
Bun]:
EVEN AMOUNT CLUBS
iN 50 WEEKS (For thas 1923)‘
25c Club pays
50c Club pays
$1.00 Club pays
$2.00 Club pays
$5.00 Club pays
$10.00 Club pays
$20.00 Club pays
$12.50
$25.00
$50.00
$100.00
353:3
‘1 ,000.00
join the Club today. Bring
Mme. Jeannette
this store both pleasant and profitable.
56 South Main St.
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
For Your Holiday Purchases 1
South N orwaik
We take this opportunity to extend to you a most cordial
HOSIERY, GLOVES. SILK UNDERWEAR,.
- SIERES, BAN
A Small De
BOUDOIR CAPS
DEAUX, CAMISOLES KIMONA8
KNIT UNDERWEA
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, COR8£T8, ERAS:
I CORDUROY ROSES,
posit Secures Any of These Attila for Christmas.
Quality Groceries and.
.,
F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
4m Rowen;
“"1! 'i, . w.
. Free Delivery
73 North Main Street. ..........
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
WW
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provide for one orphan for
two wceks. according to figures on the
cost of maintenance prepared at Near
East llellrf Headquarters in Constan-
iinoplo.
Asia Minor Alive.
Christmas appeal
attached to the
Companyt—
“Near East Relief.
Hartford, Conn.
a. French orphan, so am‘ unable
make a monthly contribution.
Unltt‘ll States as well off as I am.
Among the many responses to the
of “ex-Governor
Marcus H. Holcomb. Honorary State
Chairman of the Near East Relief, for
funds to keep alive the 115.000 or-
phan victims of the upheaval in Asia
Minor was the following letter accom-
panying a cheek for two dollars, from
Sergeant James A. Dooley, a. former
Darien boy, now at Langley Field. Vo.,
Nilpmenth Airship
"In reply to your appeal. I am do-
ing my best, enclosing two dollars. I
am keeping a wire and five kiddies of
my own on the pay of an enlisted
man in Uncle Sam's army. 1 also keg)
"There are a million men in the
If
they all ”kick in' with two dollars
each. the poor kiddies will be helped
considerable.
actor that million.
Good luck to you. Get
Every fellow in
the l'. S. has a dollar he can spare
some time.
"Yours sincere. 4
"James A. Dooley."
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Dnolcy's contribution is sufficient to
of
the
the
cd in Conslnnlinople. .
' Crrcci‘,
churches.
nvnllnblo silvlicr
“'l'lilc awaiting:
or
transportation
schools. tents
in
and
the
advance
\‘ast exodus of Christ-'
man who are in full flight from Tlir~
kish Nationalist tcrrilory. have arriv-
nearly
These figures show that five
dollars will provide for one child for
a. month. and that 860 will see
orphan thrrmkh the coming year.
“'ord ruwivi-d yesterday from H.
C. Jaquilh of Darlen, this state. now
ovcracne managing director
Nrar East Holler, was in
”mi 35.0““ refilm‘es from Black Sen.
ports of Asia Minor.
guard of the
the i
effect
l
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-.T,I~llli are being quartered Inv
other,i
(‘cusinntinoplm 3
others rmnaininz on the ships in lllcl
linspimrmls.
The Nont- Enrt Relic! lsf
keeping fifty-one hnlmrics in constant'
opcrnlion to supply them with lircnd,l
Ja n nil li's m csrairr report I‘d.
.iuquiill also informed rcliof omcinlar
here that nwlnz
Turks in
1touch M Asia Minor po'rla in term)
lhc rrfum'cs. thc work In lulu: car'-i
:i'lfill on by allies vessels, which hringi
:lhc rcfuxcva to Constantinoplc. where}
(they are lrnnsfcrrcd to
to the
Greek
(cfllsnl
permit \wsscla
illo-
{shlpe for lmnsporfation to Grocer."
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fril.i-:.\lr:.\'i‘i-:At7 AGAIN m
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! American pilgrimage lod
FRANCE; 'rnuzn m‘r int-1w;
ilAYlll‘l. France DN‘.
‘ mood. but apparently tired.
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onto! and is the
xrndunlion.
girl that we
fcct match. let the Indy come in and
exchange for onc of the five shades
that harmonize with her complexion.
iish Foreign lliblo Society in 550 dif-
ferent languages.
large crowd of relatives and friend-z.
‘st well as
photographers. also greeted him
fore the steamer docked.
Thi- “'l‘igl-r" received representatives .
:of the prcss in Ills stateroom as thef
illner Paris was entering the port.
1‘
i he correspondents 11 nd
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Give ffér a $100,000
Pearl N ecklacei $100
A \‘nlti Rainbow “use
It looks and wears exactly like Orl-
vr'ry nicest bridal.
is thday or
now of.
if the Valli you select isn’t a per-
llencdict, the Jeweler.~———Adv.
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The Bible in published by the Bri-
- for ‘XIYIAS
Asa Xmas“ Gift, How
About a Sweater ?'
It will make a warm
welcome for itself and ev-
eryone will warm up to it.
Specials in~ Angora
Wool for golfers.
Snappy in o d eis for 1'
young men.
Special bright en'scts
fox-boys. 4 4
..Knit:sokststorwomen.
sndgirls.
of;
to;
\t-‘
ONT-k:
20.-——Gcorgce g
ny in a happy
(350 to ;
slum'is a perfect copy of n 8100.000l
necklace of Oriental pearls.
Ch risimua l
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VNORWALK’S LEADIN
; At lOc—Games, sewing boxes, tea sets, horns,
At 25c-Nested blocks, b
G m Goons STORE
ToysforGirls and TOYS fOI‘Bg
...-o‘.......eo-ssos. 3325,33:-
HYA ;
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ELECTRIC TRAIN S—With transformer for 110 current .. "
COLUMBIA FLEXIBLE SLEDS
nor CYCLES—Wire wheels, rubber tires
KID??? KARS—Rubber tires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50, $3
... . $10.00 to 320.00
5. Sm, ms h
minimum
.98. $4.50, $6.00
,3‘
Toys for Christmas Trees and Parties
An Endless Variety at
ea..sesoesoInece‘.s.o:e~se.e._eseooe~o- ..... "lOCand‘
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS TO CHURCHES, F RATERNI
AND scuoom.
ig' dailies, books, games, mechanical toys in great mp,
\\
dolls, rattles, paint sets, Whips“
TIES
GET A SQUARE DELI.
second-hand goods.
ty of the goods.
always.
PM P. men's
82 Van Zandt Crest
We will buy your household
goods. rags. papers. junk and all
Anything you
have. Price according to the quail-
A square deal
Second-hand Goods Always on Isis.
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GLASSES
WITH
COMFORT
’3 IAtlasstic 8%.. Stamford
THAMER, inc.
”W and may
Pastuerized Milk and
Cream
Sweet Creamery Butter
Fresh Native Eggs
85c
Doz.
COMPANY
33‘Ceiitcr Ave.
Tel 1664.
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
Nomi):
Air Furnaces.
“THATOHER PIPELESB" Warm
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER” Single and Double
Oven Coal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE" Combination Coal
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Oom-
blnation Coal Ind Gas M900-
“KOMPAK” Gas Antennas Water
"more.
“DURO” Country Water System.
8mm mun
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating
Phone 3074.
18 Monroe 8?.
R i SPECIALS FOR . .
oodner ; WEEK
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2
Pure Old Fashioned Bias.
WHOLESALE ll Flour ........... its
noun, man. Guam, nay, l 0?? Oatmeal. T To
smw, an ,am. i "
TIIJZEB Toilet Tissue, 7 for
Phone 2400 l
Elevator. Ann Street I A. STULL
South Norwalk, Conn. 5 24 09mg. St, East 1i
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”THATOHER" PRODUCTS new now and T
halide 000m And Bettina in when we more into 03'!
Equipment for Purpose tome, we will sell all m-
“THATCHEIP Round. Steam and at a gut“ reductionl
Hot Water Boilers. ”ice
«rusrcuem square Sectional . -
.srsaar°*.‘:-m°°.m. ——
3mm. "'" ' ASHER GLICKSON
05:83ifier20u0d Hot WI“? Sup- Clothier. Hatter and Furniw
“GEYSER” and fACTlVE”, Laun- To Me" and 5°”
«1 s:
unlincilvéii TUBULAR” Wei-m m "M" 5T' NORWALK'
Air Furnaces.
"THATCHER uncorr- Wei-m
Wood an
Bo. Norwslk
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Wreaths of Pine and Red Rescue
for the Cemetery.
Flowers tor Christmas.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
W .
Museum, strictly an wool
In
whence“. Phenom
“’3'
if! ‘
Aheautiful and
Useful Gift !
That is the kind organ that
.. one of our wrist watches will
intake. And, wo‘might add; R
the? 'are Very attractively '-
priced. , . 1"
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10 Ice Main St.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
ms OVERCOATS
$18.50 and up—
Gott—lieb’s
' Co. Not-walls
v
USEFUL XMAS arms".
4 ‘83 ago: Main 8!. seatsumsui. .
Silk and Muslin Undergarments.
Onyx Hosiery otevery description. "
Priced Lower Than Elsewhere.-
“ The Paris Cloak and
' Suit Store
Ice,
Trucking
#
Fred HT
4 52 Meadow Street
'mmyarethebestc
swallow lense-
rnrnn‘gfir THE
rarer. _
The on Win 5c Cigar“.
thePerfecto Bouquet
A‘ - [at 10c.
"Ho pron ' teenng' on 01d ‘
01-1?
.msdest'thst price.
J‘
f .4 ' , o . 4,.1 - 4 - CAan ‘4
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= if: , 600- .
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