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EDWARDMERRILLW' ' .
'92YEARS.0I.D
tor many years.
the 92nd milestone in Life's Journey
by quietly receiving a number of
friends at home. 16 France street.
Aside from sciere lameness. which'
prevents him from Ieming his home.
Mr. Men-ill is enjoying good health
and takes an active interest in cur-
rent events.
A native of Norwalk. Mr. Merrill
was born December 30. 1830. in the
Second District. His birthplace was
located at the Junction of South Main
the live lines or those days.
.sonian school.
of voters and deputy Tegistrar
v oters.
Mr. retiring
Merrill upon
with two grandchildren.
Beach and Miss Laura Beach.
near the
property was lalso a. Mason.
store
This
business in a
street bridge.
We Wish You a Prosperous New Year
is past. It has been rather a peculiar one
But with all the trying situations we
have had to face we can say truthfully we are content with the
results obtained.
To our customers who have helped to bring about this re-
sult we extend our deepest appreciation.
“'0 desire to apologize to those who found our service be-
low the usual II. & B. standard and to explain that this condi-
t). I)
a“
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from various angles.
THE MAN'S SHOP
— Presents -—
LINKS
M
g... 00 ‘
50c to $2.00
"71/: MAN'S sadr "
(Clo slélloti. QB 'aifilear
5.Norwalk. Conn.
KUM-A-PART
tinn was brought about by the demand on us being beyond our
expectations.
We certainly hope that business conditions will prove cx-
ceptional with you‘durinr: the year 1923 for with your pros-
4 perity we. will prosper accordingly.
Faithfully.
TIIE lIATt'II Sr. BAILEY (‘1').
Mme. Jeannette
Corsetiere and Clover
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clitlord Hotel Building
So
FOLLOW T II E CROWD
To
67 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food -—Home Cook-
THE NEW
Norwalk
Lunch
ing.
THAN!
urisfiUEFCIiprgR TO
pm THE PLUMBERS FE:
TiST'
joy itself
Our
I‘ll. RAYMOND C DILN
Zagflzg £24135. .
ha?t-135F‘““‘
There's one
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 en-
sanitary plumbing will
your reside
flflaxfiillload.
mighty good way
during the day time.
put
o in proper shape.
001nm
F.
J OB
South Norwalit.
S. LYON
PRINTING
A
Ma
Welding
Auto Bodies, Fe n d e rs,
Lamps, Repaired and
VICTOR WESELY
43 Chestnut St.
dc to Order.
Metals 01 All Kinds
fl
Phone 356-6
314
IT
ATLANTIC JEWELRY
STORE
Atlantieltroo‘t ‘
“um.
BATTERIES
We Are the Only Authorised Bride Dealers in This Town.
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
was: You Went i'.
MEAT SATISFACTION
rtaken over some yeaire‘ ago by Michael
Ratchtord and later purchased by
the old Borough of Nomi: and is
now part of the Klondyke property.
According to Mr: Morrlli’ s recollec-
tion. .his grocery store was one of
the principal politichl meeting places
In this store men
Edward Norm today ‘8 'Celebt‘nting'from heels and far gathered to discuss
Mr.
Merrill was a. Democrat of the Jack-
He was a registrar
from
business in 1892 has led»a quiet life.
'He and,his wile make their home
Roland
_ Mrs;
Merritt is still very active at so years,
and is mentaily alert in current news
and Washington streets. the housc
being late!- removed to Elizabeth and affairs. The couple have been
street. While still a young man Mr. married 67 years. Mr. Merrill is the
Merrill took over his father's grocery oldest living member of Our Broth-
Wniiiers’ Lodge of Odd Fellows. He is
' . their value that the lehlcc by I. hank
MRS HALL PREPARES
TO LEAVE FOR ITALY
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Dec. Iii;
——Mrs. fiancee Stevens Hall. widow .
of the murdered rector. Edward W.
Hall. yesterday notified all the ser-
vents in- her home to see]: other em-.
ployment, as she has completed plans
to sail tor Italy on Jan. 20. -
The Ball home will be closed dur-
«ing the stay abroad of ‘Mrs. Hall.
which :will last from one’to three
years. She will be accomied on
the trip by Miss Sallie Peters. her
intimate friend.
Among the servants thus thrown
out of employment are Miss Barbara
Tough, seamstress. and Miss Louise
Geist. maid in the Hall home. both of,
whom were witnesses before the Som-
erset grand Jury when that body we!
considering evidence in the mutder
case. .
William Stevens, brother of Mrs.
Hall. said today that his plans for the
future are indefinite, but that he ex-
' pected to go south after his sister
leaves. ?
Henry Stevens, another brother.
said today he intends to leave soon
{or South America for an indefinite
stay.
WAR-TIME THRIFT
HABITS RETAINED
NEW’ YORK, Dec. Sit—Thousands
01 persons are both retaining and
realizing on their war-limo thrift
habits by depositing in savings banks
the funds released by the redemption
or their War Savings Stamps which
mature January 1. according to re-
l ports reaching the Savings Bank Divi-
'sion of the American Bankers Associa-
tion. in this connection it is pointed
out by Samuel H. Beach. president of
the division. that the saving! bunks m
also rendering a great public ice in
, helping the government. to re ' cm the
vast volume or stamps that are being
presented.
"it is a source of considerabid' eat-
isractlon to learn from information re-
ceived at Savings Bank Division head-
quarters that the savings banks
throughout the nation are actively
participating in the redemption and
exchange 0! War Savings Certificates.‘
said Mr. Beach.
"When it is taken into considera-
tlon that. there are outstanding 8625.-
000.000 worth at War Savings Stamps.
that many of the folders or certificates
contain only one or two stamps. that
each certificate must be, checked with 0
Its serial number. that the signature
or the owner must. be verified with the
name in which the certificate was is-
sued and that the number of stamps
which appear on each certitlcatc must
be duly counted. it can readily be seen.
it all these certificates came aimly to
the Federal Reserve Bank or the
Treasury Department. that their task
would be truly a gigantic one.
"The certificate. are so large in
number and co bulky in proportion to
ct
In collecting great .unutiticl of them.
listing the amount duo on each ship-
ment. is beyond auction a great value
to. the l edem’l Reserve Banks. and the
loci” banks are therein performing p
truly pnmotigservnco.”
p.-
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TO (‘0\\I-J(Tl( ['1 Raw
Lincoln Tutor or Stamford \ .iO hes;
hetn a practicing attorney in New;
Mark State (or some. time. was IiI';
mitted to the I-airneld rmlnh lmrl
a-“
(‘0 I
?
Us
This you are guaranteed it you buy our meals. Give Ill 1031' .'
order for any kind of neat. We have it. '
Courteous Tram o- Prompt IONIC.
FOWLER'S MARKET
69 No. Kain Street Phat. 180
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 rm DELIVERY
\utoriim- and sworn in by (‘ieilti
I‘redcritk \\’. Tram.
Mr. hylor “as presented to Juduei
John W. Ilnnks by Attorney ihvid
8. Day and after being sworn in he
stated that he wanted it understood
that he is in no way related to Lin-
coin Taylor. deputy aherii! and-due
student. also at Stamford.
And.
C
Better”
A person should have their
eyes examined at. least once in
‘ .. V--
CONSULT US. H . . .
Eyes Examined ’ ' Save Honey by Wm
_ “a _ W. L. DOUGLAS
Glasses Fitted SHOES
Every Pair Stamped With
Prieevat _—_--I'-‘-.Actory.i
KEELER’S
SHOE stE
W. A. McClelland
—- Incorporated —
OPTOMETRIO‘I’S — OPTICIANS
”6 Atlantic Street,
, armour), oomi.
Nditt to Woolworth'. Tel. 1691
NORWALK’S LEADING pm; G
A Specml Sale of Dainty Dresses
Just 26 of our latest models for those 26 fortunate women w
Twelve That Were $30. 00 Now $25.00
Seven of Canton Crepe, Five of Poirot Twill.
Fourteen That Were $25. 00 Now $20 .00
Four of Canton Crepe, Ten of Poirot Twill.
eons STORE
\-
h° see them
. Headquarters re.-
Glsstenhury Underwear, Rois
Union Suits, Tom Wye 'xnn
Jackets, Ids Collars, Loo
All Standard Goods at Medal-ate
mums.
Prices.
Palace Clothes Sh0p
unmet. Soflltorwalh
—-_.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN, HAY,
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
Smith Norwalk, Conn.
I
"THATOHER" PRODUCTS
Include Cooking and Heating
Eqni sat for Every
“THA CHER” Round Steam and
Hot .Wathr Boilers.
“THAI‘ci-isa" Square Sectional
Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
i
i
Alexand
COME DOWN.
You will be surpr‘sed
the beautiful selection
for this occasion.
SILK-S
WOOLEXS
VELVETS
DRAPERIES
CURTAINS
MAINS
'0 DIM". .
llgl':
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Iii..‘i_\ i
No. 8 North Main‘
South Norwal.
No medicine cabme: is
Without a
FEVER THERMOM- I
Get one today at cl." -
H. A. MEAD'
Prescription Pharma‘
8 No. Main St. 80. No
Between now and ‘
ist when we move into - «
tome, we will sell all u-
iise at a great reduc-
Jrice.
ASHER GLICKZ'
Clothicr. Hatter a-vl F
To Men and Boys
IO MAIN ST. NORW
“THAICHER” Garage Heating
Systems.
”OEYSEII" Round Hot Water Sup- .
ply Boilers. j
“OEYSSR' and “ACTIVE" Laun- 1'
dry tone. 3
“THA HER TUBULAR" Warm ,
Air rnacos. i
"I’HA HER METEOR" Warm .
Air aces. -
“TI-IA HER PIPELESS" Warm
Air umaces.
“THA HER" Single and Double
Coal Ranges.
IRE” Combination Coal
, Range and Other Typo.
ale and Double Oven M
'-- Coal amines 8809"
K” an. Automatic Water
. ... an”, WI!” 878“!"-
m HILL“
Plumbing and Heating
Phone 897-2.
at. So. Norwalk
REGAL RECORDS
3 for $1 .00
OPENING OF WINTER
TERM
January 2, 1923.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
New Classes Doing Formed
at That Time.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
Norwaiit‘s Inciting “econ Sunder.
Quality . Promptnsse
- Economy
...
AND YOUNG
OVERCOATS
Striotb All Wool
§18.50 and up
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY."
All the LatestI-Iits!
Mill Outlet S
124 Washington St.-
tore
~ South N orwalk
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Wood a
Fred H
Ice,
Trucki
W
52 Meadow Street
80. Mon
Pofi;hé‘u E::EA:FORD Rom A. BENEDICT 10 so. ' sin to to. Not-walk
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Pam circuitfilk “d ‘ _ ‘7 ‘4‘“, . ’ Id: 03:41! — 0L1) MIT in:
Sweet Groomer-y Butter ‘ , r » ’ 1 ‘ ‘ PRICE
Fresh saga" E888 2 ”A In all antities—Fonail om'ione ”The OldW'efl 5cCigal’
' L . 1:. . ' ‘ the-Perfecto Bou
at 10c.
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