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man: FEBRUARY 10, 1923.
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.-; v:l‘\lli'2li I want
' .l the Hoover
“you; )0” rather
I... i»r:~ou:iliy'.‘ Very
. \ curt him in
. I. _l\ South Main
r ‘~ lulul'irltitl and
‘ x. "lloou‘r man"
‘1 .li‘r. rt lrom the
Nun. ln's store to
of tlw Hoover
v.1 l‘<- accredited
,u Hm market.
__w nllvunm and
> \mu‘ home and
lr r any obliga-
w:€rmi you in
(‘i- lill‘ HOOVCF
unn'll prefer to
u m lmnnelly's
in him.
.\wru:ilk who
mu. though to
rim" any ric-
.z «loumrr nnd
‘;liliHl‘I‘li among
-\ l M. ilf'sllfllC l0
lump lly‘s store.
.‘\ll.>‘ lNN.li1at
l\ (m \Vail
\, is the l't'i‘l'
.~.l\t: home at.
.» my I\rr been
mm can readily
among the
" . ._ ~ (lmnvr gong
\ inn: on Sut-
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l
l Hill-1 lilf‘rc for
, iaivil‘ saw Mr.
.uvl ol‘ Imd'al
liml ”my Olif
': fish's lliv‘.‘
. iv.» lucn in
min I saw ililli
sim- (but
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in many his
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:93 will bring to;
scum a'NoIiwALK EVENING SENTINEL “7
ERIN, ACCORDING to our
friend Mr. Webster, means
an "increase in wealth"
and to me it means my sav-
ings account in the South Norwalk
Trust Company at 89 Washington
Sttreet plus the 4 1-2 per cent. inter-
es .
\Vhen I think of that. no goal is too
highpno hill too steep because 1 al-
ways know that that is behind me to
help me on my way. Some people
when you mention a. savings account,
shrug their shoulders and forget that
just around the corner a. rainy day
may be waiting to greet them. The
lowest wage earner can and should
put aside a little each week. even if
they can spare only a. few pennies.
But these pennies if deposited in the
South Nor-walk Trust Company will
some day be counted as dollars and
may bovthe means of putting you over
the top.
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. ODAY I AM going to take you
for a trip through fairy-
land by way or the Camilla
Girl: Shoppe at 68 Wall
Street. Nomalk. Hold tight to my
hand. lest you be bewildered by the
wonderous beauties to which I am go.
Sing to show you.
See on that table.
those scarfs.
.arcn't they gorgeous in their simmer-
ing silks? They are. my dear. tied and
dyed and come ready tor wear. which
means that you must drape them
around your throat bandana fashion if
you want to be counted chic.
And these Royal Society stockings—
you have never heard of them you say.
Quito true. my dear. because they are
something new and are making their
:, minus bore
m. o
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lrlli.1lll iom,i.l
.- irll’ l'lnnll‘s
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lllli Well-
‘ ‘.ill iblrc
' and as
week—
» .1 and try
: mm r 1'. stop,
~ '1 and curry .
li‘J‘F.
in nisn curry
.4 ll "malls and
the lawn :15;an
mus Van Dyk.
ul'i'ri‘ is: iilt' sn-
‘v‘ir Spring an- ‘
. r ought. to be.
O
N l: of the legion
”All in have a
Int-lolly lo fit is
l‘ rm. it must Em
won the all»
11.. Twin L'iiy'
",lm Street, 0210
ml: prices of
wl not be costly
lilllPr for thnt
.. 'uly made ill
\anI hiiil. “'hc'l
ll‘flliy to cater
w l1 .1 reasonable
:lmml suits are
.3 also rxcois in
» morning i saw
mn mop» dress
, morning.
first appearance in this vicinity under
the guidance of the Camilla Gift
Shoppe. They are a superior stock-
ing and are fashioned from a heavy
grade of silk. in novelty and plain
weaves.
Valentines!
ones. Aren't they exquisite?
bridge set with the napkins.
worked in blue. now wouldn't
make an ideal gift.
worked silk patch quilt. worked in the.
Log cabins design. doesn't it rmniml
you or immtiilts grandmother look so
much pride in?
O
A bronze based blue poi-rt—
lain lamp is shaded in blue
georgeii c over yellow.
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See those hand painted
'I‘hzli
band
that
fashion and sample books
have been received during
the past week in Anthony L.
i’iria’s Tailoring shop at 8: North Main J
Street. so I hurried up there this
The new fabrics for suits
are as numerous and exquisite as the
sheercr materials on the market {or
dresses. ‘
Mr. Bria. is now in a position to nc~
new orders and in order to avoid dis-
appointment on Easter morn. it would.
And that hand‘
'kinds of implements to assist the Da-
SHOPPING WITH SUZA
Suzanne Shops :
ere
Tuesday.
Angevine Furniture. Company.
North Main :Street.
Conneally 8.: Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street. '
Costello 8:; O'Meara Men‘s Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street. ..
Fair Department Store. 51 South
Alain Street.
> J. I. Mallettc, Women's
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Mead; Drug Store.
North Main Street.
Michelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street. _
Miller’s Grocery Store. 33 \Vashing-
ton Street. _
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
84 Washington Street.
Palace Bootery, 27 North Main
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 13 North
Main Street.
Rogers 6‘; Stevens. Men's Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenfield Brothers. Hardware
Store, 125 Washington Street. '
» Shapiro l Brothers, Department
Store. 123 W’ashlpgton Street.
Stone‘s Ladies Specialty Shop, 13
Main Street, Norwalk. ‘
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Specialty
8
I think. be well to drop in there. say.
sometime this week and look over his
samples. which he will be very glad to
show to you.
Mr. Bria is also prepared to fix up
the men folks and to them I also say.
stop in and pick out your suit. the
time is short now and Easter will be
with us almost before we realize it.
t O I!
lil‘) GORHAM COMPANY.
Decorators, are this week
displaying in their store .it
1'36 \Vasliingion Street all
pcr-hanger—thc professional and the
amateur.-in his work. There are
straight edges. knives. iresscis, step
ladders. paste brushes and in fact
every thing to make your task easy.
The implements on display are es-
pecially useful for amateurs and by
amateurs. I mean the ladies of the
house. One really would be surprised
to know how much of this work is
done by women. Many women when
they buy the wall paper find that they
can not afford to have the work done
so they do it themselves. And they
really do a creditable job. but their
work Will be much easier if they avail
themselves o‘f this opportunity to
Thursday
R. A. Benedict’ercwelry Store. 22
Wall Street, Norwalk.
The Boston Store. Main and Wall
Streets. Norwalk. "
Clifford Pharmacy. 62 South Main
Street. .
A. J. Collins Furniture Company,
70 North Main Street.
R. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Fair Department Store.
Main Street. 7
.French Milllnery Company.
North Main Street. ’
Gottlieb's Men’s Economy Furnish.
ing Store, 12 South Main Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store, 25
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop,
68 W’ashington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 2]. Wal
Street. Norwalk. ' . , -
Jacoby's Men's and Women's» Fur-
nishing Store. 12—14 North Main
Street.
Mme. Jeanette. Women‘s Specialty
Shop. 56 South Main Street.
Max Levy's Shoe Store, 27
Main Sta-t.
Harold A. Mead.
No'rth Main Street.
Mark-Of! Shoe Store. 49 South Main
51 South
21
South
Drug Store. 8
stock up on the tools needed.
plentiful and
Hi from :1 new
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blunts,
1‘ trouble for
. ll l' l'inkuey.
“Irrins, in back.
run down
wvh «luring the
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1* over. and l
‘ lip-kaolin rhe'u-
rl bladder trou-
\‘Iti! Foley Kid-
‘leiiuios. int-lei
up! Tar. &illson.
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. ‘1‘”.
E 'llIX‘l‘IlE STORE
Skilled Madras Shifting,
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a. in complete
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............ 5c each
\
lull Wrninngton Street
Sn Norwaik.
iCTROLAS
“W and __._
VICTOR RECORDS
lClillins Co.
7042 North Main St.
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Although ’tis a. sage bit of timeworn op.
timism. that “everything comes to him who
waits,” “everything” in the case of the $3,-
500.00,in free prizes to be distributed by The
Evening Sentinel on March 3rd, will not go to
those who sit idly by the wayside waiting for
the votes to come their way, who make little or
no effort to make the winning of one of the big
prices a certainty.
There is no' time to be wasted in wistful
wishing by those who earnestly desire to win.
Every moment from now until the final hour
of the campaign has struck, can and should be
made into golden hours of vote getting.
Some part of every day that remains from
now until Marci; 3rd should be devoted to get-
ting subscriptions.
With the vote schedule changing as each
period ends. those who wait until the last week
will find themselves minus thousands of votes
they could have had, if thescsubscriptions bad
Votes alone will win!
been secured earlier.
Why not get them NOW 2
Street.
_1
OMEN LUNCH in Thomas“!
Chocolate Shop at 24 South
Main Street?" my Brother
Bob asked.
of course. they do."
“\Vin. I an-
swered. '
"\Vell i thought it \\ as a sort or “for
women only" place and believe me.
the only time I ever wished I was a
woman was when 1 passed more and
looked at the pastry in their window."
—Now Thomns's Chocolate Shop
caters to both men and women and I
am very glad to see that the men are
taking as much advantage of their
tempting menus as the. women. When
I iunchcd there the other day there
were as many men as women and they
seemed to relish their appetizhg
soups. their vegetable salads. the deli-
cious coffee and French pastry. Mast
men are. I think. like my Brother Bob
when it comes to pastry. The Thomas
Chocolate Shep inn km: in its own kit-
chen all their pastry—vbculh the French
and Danish and by the way. Danish
pastry is something now. Have you
tried any?
Thomas Choooluie Shop also carries
:1 fresh and complete line of all kinds
0f candy. i personally can vouch 'or
their chocolate creams. had dreams of
their uongptins while Mother always
$1305 BUICK
J. H.
$980 MAXWELL TOURING
Stewar
$600 CHEVROLET TOURING
Austin’s Garage
$26 TRAVELING BAG
Guarantee Trunk & Umbrella
$12.75 SET
0. B.
10% CASE 0
‘ALLWHO DO NOT '. '
WINAPRIZE
$193 BEDROOM SUITE
Angevine Furniture Co.
$100 VICTROLA
A. J. Collins Co. '
$85 pm
Frank Lauder
$60 KITCHEN CABINET
Augevine Furniture Co,
0
$35 MERCHANDISE ORDER
Frank Jacoby ‘
Norwalk Boot Shop, 42 Wall Street.
Norwalk. . .
Miss K. A. Polbemus' Milllnery
Store, 80 Washington Street.
Roller 5 and 10' Cent Store. 28
South Main Street. -
N. E. Ryan Company. .Women’s
Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street.
Stimson-Powell Drug store. 82
Washington Street. ,
Trista-am and Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street. Norwalk.
, Saturday
Anthony L. Bria, Tailor Shop, 82
North Main Street. .
‘Camina Gift Shoppe. as Wall Street,
Norwalk. '
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Gorham Decorators.
ton Street. , -
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North Main
Street.
Royal James Inn, Wall Street. Nor-
walk. ‘ /
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store,
South Main Street. . _
South Norwalk Trust Company. 89
“Washington Street.
' Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 24 South
Main Street. , ’
Twin City Valet Service. 10 South
Main Street (up one flight).
1 2 6 Washing-
44
manages to slip in for some of their
chocolate covered cherries.
For my Norwalk friends. who no
doubt read this and wish ficy were lo-
cated in South Norwalk. For them.
I say. I have some good news. The
Chocolate Shop at 26 \Vall Street. Nor-
walk has been taken over by Mr.
Thomas and will 'be conducted on the
same order as the shop here in South
Norwalk. This announcement. I'know.
will be received with much rejoicing.
for who wouldn’t welcome a lunching
place such as will now be opened that
the Chocolate Shop has been acquired
by Mr. Thomas.
0
The circular cape, prefer-
ably of‘jcrscy. has supplanted
the top coat in miiariy's ward—
robe. -
it Q t ' .
RL’I’J‘. FRUIT AND MORE
fruit. is ibc cry of dieiiuns.
' Doctors of nutrition have
traced the source of rickets.
the dread disease of infants. to a lack
of the substance which is supplied by
fresh fruit. Orange juice is given to
infants during the teething period so
that their teeth may contain the pro-
per proportions of the difi'ercnt sub—
stances necessary for strong and
O t
SIX TOURING
\Vebrie
t & Clark
medium.
IOND RING
mn‘ nor. ’
SILVERWARE
Jackson
omnssION T0
healthy teeth. ‘Now other fresh fruits
are to be incorporated into their diet
in order that their bones may be so
firmly knitted together as to be able
to ward ofl rickets.
_ Most of us during childhood have
an unappcaslng appetite .for fruits.
Yet, as soon. as we step out of our
teens We forget all about. it. Ask any
man. how much fnult he has eaten
lately. Nine times out of ten, he will
pause. “Now let's see. Oh yes. come
to think of it. I don't think I have had
any since the apples we brought dow::
front the country last summer."
What is the reason for this? Is it
because we do not care for fruitsror
because it is too expensive? No, in
both cases. we all love fruit and it is
not. expensive, at least not in Skoulos
Brothers Fruit store at. 44 South
,Main Street. Skoulos Brothers carry
all'frcsh fruits in season and some
times as a surprise for their customers
will have some for them that is not in
season.
Now don‘t you think it would be a
good idea if we all omitted that meat
course and substituted one or fruit? I
do. especially if you buy the fruit at
PAGE SEVEN
Skoulos Brothers.
Skoulos Brothers make a specialty
of fruit baikets. hidden in whose
depths you will find all kinds of
fruits. Next time you want to send
one of your friends a. little remem-
brance instead of saying it with flow-
ers. why not say it with some a:
Skoulos Brothers fruits?
It it it
The snug fitting. strapless
kid pump of yesteryear is
staging a. comeback and is be-
ing received with favor.
TARLOV BROS.
Leading ‘Tobacconists
WE R ECONl M EN D
LORD IiOMEo
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
-- And —
8c—2 for 15¢
Ma'hackemo Block Pm... .681
.taste.
quality which can no more be
be imitated.
THE SPIRIT OF SPRING
lurks in the lines and designs of our new feminine foot wear,
Its distinction is unique, but confined to the simplicity of good
Into our footwear construction goes that extra measure of
purchased for less than it can
CONNEALLY o BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Conn. - Store Open Saturday Evenings.
“PROMPT
DELIVERY
Gehebe’s Pix.“
“it's Here If It's Housowsro"
A PLACE FOR EVERY SHOE
__ And ___..
EVERY SHOE IN ITS PLACE
E: The “Twintrec” Shoe Hanger
keeps pairs together off floor
on closet door. Set of four
“Twintrees” with rod and
SCI‘C‘VS. ' 1
1 Natural finish $1.50
Special finish, pink or blue
enamel $2.00
much easier to get.
everyone has the same equal
of the cars. ‘
25 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
-,-,-..
With the amount of the fre
Watch your standing on the published list
as these vital closing days approach. Keep in
mind the fact that the public is guided in
’gauging your winning chances by your stand-
ing on this list.
vote. coupon reduced, it is doubtful if any can
maintain their standing long through that
e
The wise thing to do, then, is to make use
' of a portion. of your reserve vote total, just ‘ ,
enough to keep your name well up on_ the list.
The peculiar trait of human nature that makes
the average person boost the winner and shun
the loser will bring you much _unexpected_sup-
port if you watch closely your vote standing.
Your friends are watching your progress
from day to day. If you want them to think
of you as having winning possibilities, show
them you have at least the appearance of a.
You will find. the subscriptions
The race is so close that
chance to win one
Norwalk Chronicler