PACE mURTEEN .__,-,¢'._--- .e.':’Ferris i "7'; 5%.? Coal L. ‘ 9 ”a 1. Company 3—— .. _ THE MAN’S SHOP —- Presents — KUM- A- PART LINKS an to $2.00 - .ri/E immerse!" QIosleiIo8¢ Qfi'fieara .5. Norwalk. 000m FOLLOW THE CROWD To THE NEW So. Norwalk Lunch 87 North Main Street. XMAS TURKEY DINNER, $1 ~ Regular Dinner 40c. BEST IN TOWN Wholesome Food—Home Cook- ing. SO. RADIATOR REPAIR- ING COMPANY Expert Repairers of ti. Auto Radiators Mud Guards Gas Tanks Lamps Hoods. Sheet Metal, Brass and Copper I Work ,GENERAL REPAIRING FOR THE TRADE WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK A. HAZIAN. Proprietor “V. Water at, Ft. of Havliand St. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. O O ‘ We hear it said—— I silty exists in work gelay—butfiga rom the truth. Thin s ire slI-np y ne on a :la‘etmxl‘ehtlig 'they were when we’were youngsters. Trre Ie MORE good workmanship, and of course more poor workmans ip. With few exceptions, woodworking organistions are today striv- ing to maintain old- fashioned quality and meet the demands for in- creased production. Low price is a great lure in selling. This is often a temptation to slight'quallty. But we are not building our house on the sands. The Hatch d. Bailey Company organization is olddashloned in its ideals of ster ing worth, manufacturing mlllwork with the same pain- staking care displayed in this organization so yhfs ago. The Hatch Ea? Bailey Co. BIRDS ROOFINGS, SHEETROCK AND CORNELL WALL BOARDS. Jhat little of the “oldrfaahioned” qu By Associated Prue BRIDGEPORT Dec 28. —-The dd- i'ense in the trial brothers of Stamford. accused of the murder of their brother-in-h'r I‘ll.- tius Montagnino. today obtain d arui- ing in their favor from J Nowell W. Jennings on the admissibility of not be admitted. hire. Regina Montaguino, sister of who was shot and killed last July. was stated that she was ill The State ex- pects to have her as l witness. she was in court yesterday. 0n resuming the trial today Police Officer Matthew D3 or of Stamford, tes- .............................................. Katee BATTER! ES We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town. S. L. BENEDICT 73 North Main Street. ............................................ L What You Went is MEAT SATISFACTION This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your order for any kind of meat. We have it. Courteous Treatment - Prompt Cervloe FOWLER’S‘ MARKET Phone 1340 South lt‘orwalk ‘09 No. Main street Join Our CH RISTMAS NORWALK AUTO ‘ . L lave Mariel/Mat ainktmas. Club is for MONEY EARNERS and Our Christmas MONEY SAVERS. You start with 1c, 20, 5c, 10c, and increase your deposit the same amount each week, or start with 25c, 60c, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, and deposit the same amount each week, s What the Different Clubs will pay you. EVEN AMOUNT CLUBS IN 50 WEEKS (For Xmas 1923) . INCREASING CLUBS IN 50 WEEKS (For Xmas 1923) 1e Club pays 812.75 25c Club pays $12.50 2c Club pays $25.50 500 Club pays $25.00 So Club pays '/ $63.75 $1.00 Club pays $60.00 10: Club pays $127.50 $2.00 Club pays 0100.00 DECREASING CLUBS fifi C'“ 9"” ”5°“ You can begin with the largest ‘20'00 3'31”” 3500'” deposit and decrease your depo- 3 ' I,“ pays $1,000.00 site each week. Come in, get 9. Pass Book and join the Club today. Bring -. ALL THE FAMILY and have thein join. South” Norwalk Savings Bank IT'G MUCH CHEAPER TO PAY THE PLUMBERS FEE THAN IT is T There's one mighty good way you can get out of the doctor habit and that Is to make your home so unitary that your health will get a chance to sleep nights and en- Jey itself during the day time. Our sanitary plumbing will put your residence in proper shape. mumo QM 00'? Immm Mme. J eannette 56 South Main St. South Norwalk Clifford Hgtei Building OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. For Y0ur Holiday » Purchases We tales this opportunity to extend to you s most cordial invitation to inspect our holiday goods. andprioep sstonishinglylow, andwillmake urohasing - this store ”both pleasant and profitable. p from HOCIIRY, GLOVEC, SILK UNDERWEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR sienna, sauoeaux cAMIaocee, «mouse cone ' ' so‘uoom cars , ’ ”my "0328’ AbmallDepositBoouresAnyofTheseArtielssforOhrisunaa we owe-er... a... Free Delivery F. s. LYON _ JOB. Puma Ourstockiseompieto‘ uueuu unotnwean, Hauokzncma're‘, cancers, BRAs- - titled further as to taking, gun. from the Sclafani brothers after this shoot- ing State's Attorney Cummings questioned the witness as to what was said by others who surrounded the group at the time. and here Attorney David E. FitzGeraid objected to vhat he termed hearsay evidence. The court took a recess and ruled for the defense. ‘ Officer Dyer. in his cross-examina- tion by Mr. P‘ltaGeraid. said he was the first officer on the scene of the shooting. He was asked if he had seen blood on the hands of either One or Frank Sciafrni. and the witness re- plied: “No." He gave «like answer when asked if either of the accused offered resistance to arrest. The wit- ness said Frank pulled back. exclaim- ing: "1 didn' I: do anything: I'm not going.’ "Yes. you ore," Dyer mid he re- plied. Gus told the withest'thnt he would go along with him. Patrolman Michael O'Grady of Stamford said that he heard the screams and assisted Door is making the arrests. He tools a thkle-plated gun from Frank. He said that Frank was wavihg the gun andhad exclaim— ed, " See what he did with it!" Wit- ness thought Frank was referring to what Montegnino did with the gun. MORE smocx INCREASES. Corporations File Notice ’of Further Ina-go Issues. Another ‘batch of certificates of in- creases in capital stock has been filed with the secretary of state. They re- present an aggregate addition to the capital of the concerns interested of $7,810,000. The incorporation fees paid the state amounted to 87, 810. , included in the list. was the increase of the capital of the Sargent company iof New Haven and on which corpora- tion fee of “.175 was paid. The Hartford Market company of Hartford has increased its capital stock i‘rom 8260:000 to $500,000. The . zeertiilcate of the increase died with | .ihe secretary of state is signed by An- ' gus H. Mackenzie, Roderisk .1. Mac- iltenzie and team R. Ford, a major- : ‘ity of the directors. , .The Connecticut Sumatra Tobacca lcompany of Hartford has increased its icapital from 830, 000 to 8150. 000 and ii; as issued 1, 900 shares of new ’stock. 'cnch share being 0! the value of 8100. ‘ i'rhe subscribers of the new stock are !.\doiph Hartman. 475 shares: Samuel 'iinrtman, 82: Maurice Hartman, “8; ,Aifred 8. Roasts. 0": Morris Roads, (76. Sloane Hartman and company of Hartford. has ind'essed its capital stock from "00,000 to "00,000. The Goodyear count! of Middle- town. has increased its capital from 850,000 to $300,000. The Connecticut Trap Rock com- pany of Hartford. has increased its capital stock from 8275.000 to 8500,- , 000. ‘ Maher Brothers of Greenwich, has increased its capital-stock from 8150.- 000 to $000,000. ven. has increased its capital stock from $326. 000 to 86, 500. 000. an Crawford Laundry company of Bridgeport) from 8100. 000 to "00,- 000. The following concerns have incor- .:porated The Durham Cigar parry of New Haven. capital 850, 000: the ‘Devon Coal and Ice company of Bridgeport, capital 350.000: the George C. Field company of Madison. capital, tra incorporated, of New Haven. mph of filb 801nm. hearsay evidence. Such evidence may ' acéused and widow of the merchant ”,- not in the court-room todgy. ‘It.wa.s_ Sargent, and company of New Hag1 CO!!!- ‘ too. 000; wutstetn's Orches- Alexander. S» _ coun‘nowm rat will so surprised to mi the beentilul selection suitable for this occasion. ~ smxs' -LINENS wopmns was i '\ vanvms some 1) we ran some . unis BLANKETS N5. swfior'thimain Street, South Norwalk. i 3,. " I! ‘ .2? , o open 3m Until Xmas. *1 Last Minute Items that may be found there ~LL. .. L L I. . " . ‘ < . . l3 , . . . ‘ . ,'., .‘ _. ' .L. "gt. " 1. , . ‘ It .- ' :5 l 3‘ FOR MOTHER—Blankets, Table Linen, Towels and Pillow Cases, - Bath ‘Robes, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, Suit C Bags, Gloves, Writing Paper, Hosiery. Comfortable; ases, Showing 1.. FOR FATHER—Motor Gloves, Woolen Gloves, Buckskin Gloves, Mitten kerchiefs, Hosiery, Ne ckwear, Umbrellas, Suit Cases Shirts, Pajamas. S, Hand. ,Dreg FOR SISTER—Vanity Boxes, W 'ting Pa aer, Manicure Sets, Ivory Toilet Am‘ cles, Kid Gloves, Silk nderwear, Week-end Cases, Wardrobe Trunks, Umbrellas, Sweaters, Wool Hose, Silk Hose. FOR BROTHER—Golf Hose, Half Hose, Motor Gloves, Street Gloves, Handker. chiefs, Four-i‘n-hands, Underwear, Umbrellas, Bath Robe Trunks, Bags, Shit Cases, Auto Robes, Travelling Rugs. FOR OUR BABY—Crib Blankets, Coats, Quilted Japanese Dressing Gowns an Blankets, Bootees, Long and Short Dresses, Rattles. _._——'.————- ad 850. 000: the Stamford Seed and FJower company. capital :60. 000. The Watertown Realty. company of Watertown has organised on a. capital of 82, 000. Bee Israel of Hartford has formed an association. The Norwich Palace Theatre com- pany has organised on a capital of 836. 600. Rmdner Eeed Co. as The W of the WHOLESALE Iiimfli’iiflfi’fifi’lfiiflifi $2233.? noun, run, cam, nay, . smw, FERTILIZER, ITO. GLASSES . WITH Phone 2400 COMFORT mentor. Ann mt South Norwalk, Conn. v . .3 . T'HAMER, . INC. ”W as. ”W I IAflantic St... Statutes? 'i “THATCBER” PRODUCTS Include Cooking and Heating “Basin patent for Every Purpose ATCHER" Round Steam and Hot Water Boilers. “THATCHER” Square Sectional Steam and Hot Water Boilers. “THATOHER” Garage Heating 0 ystelos. “OEVCIR' Round Hot Water Cup- Between now and J: u lst when we move into our acme, we will sell all m - lies at a great reduction L’m ASHER GLICKSON J PastuerisedCream Milk and Sweet Greenery Butter Fresh NEH" E83. "y Boilers. Clothler Hatter and Furn'- 85CDOIr “O‘KJCall' and “ACTIVE” Learn 1.", Men and Boys m “THATCHER TUBULAR" M, mem. “'5' I0 owner. N0awm.x,~- TBENORWALK DAIRY "mpg?“ maroon-r Warm . . COMPANY 2 “THATOHER PIPELECB" Warm - ‘ q 33 cm 5;; 1... 21mm «1...?- ....... Wood an “TWIN-FIRE" Combination Coal and Gas Range and Other Tn“ of Single and Double Oven Corn,- blnstlon Coal and enhances. “KOMPAK” on Automatic Water Heaters. ' L “0080" country‘ Water System. ‘ . mum. .m.m ........ 'I'ruckmg Phone 807-2. 15 Monroe 8!. 80. Norwalk “mm“?! 3:33.32 “m" MEN’S AND YOUNG F d Ha '- ”m" I" chm-m MEN’S ovnncoA'rs re ROWLANDM. BEACH pl.“ 3.,” mm, ‘ j . ‘ “1 Wed 52 Meadow Street lorrspeesafll’honento $18.50andup ' Gottlleb’ L ELBarthol I C to Co: flats or. \ so. Nos-walk ’ . USEFUL XMAS arms. up ms 11 1110' . em: and Muslin Undergarments. , , ‘ PRICE '0 H . ‘ - : l . 1§M"K?fim"maw” rhje onweu swig“ A Bea and L the Perfecto B0110“ “a“; TheParisCloskand r ' “10‘" w Useful Gift. I . Suit Stare = Hopi-on «ween 01: . ‘- _ sssouth nauseous-Mi ,. . “thew 'l‘hat' 1a the kind of gist that}, > — melamine -—-.-,. " :3 , '1 .de - gat’tm Price- oneotourwrxstwatc‘heswill ,1 _. L ;. .'> giinake. And, we iadtL ’ i A L they are very attractively: _ priced. , ' 5r.“ fi—
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