Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 1, 1923 · page 11

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1 ‘A protest
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Norwalk’s

'who was one of the builders of theJuly first every dealer had 75 per cent.
Congregational church. He died De- or more of his customers' coal orders stand. If it takes a. year to mine and
cember 22, 1817. The old bell which booked up. Once coal is ordered the deliver nil the cool that is needed. the
has been in .se st the church for a delivery is always looked for soon fact that the coal is all ordered in the
good many years. was the present or ’ after. That is the position of the first two months is not going to elter
J. Pierpont Morgan, in ‘ncmory or his denier today. The amount of cool the cue: the dealers can only on their
Amelia Sturges. the daughter of ordered is very much more than the orders as test as the nvailable aupply
Jonntlran Stmgcs and the sister of amount of coal so far received. end will permit. Mid that is just what they
Frederick Bturges in whose. memory obviously no dealer can dellvegmoresre doing. Those who are appre-
the chimes were given. The Canter cool then he receives.
bury quarters are sounded on the
Westminister peal of bells which were
made by a. company of Troy. N. 12:”.

Stilled One member of the
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During Night mummy said today that ftmtgfilie):
f‘AUg. peculiar that residents who reside
a‘ on: the Post road should complain
ahout chimes, when there is constant
pounding of automobile. trucks on the

There chimes which “efia dedicated
on New Year's day and have been
sending melodies into the air every'
15 minutes since that time were pre-
rented to the church together “ith the
H .n. (‘ml 1 i Flock that controls them by Frederick W -

“ ur “K the hours Sturgeg' Jr” in memory of big f‘tha' THE MAD COAQIA 5‘11 r‘TlO.‘ :-

The local coal situation probabli.Kl

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l’SliD PARTS FOR SIAXW'ELL CARS

Eastern city and town: nearly every- I
body-went: coal and most or them
want it now. The experiences of last
winter are still fresh in people's
minds, but even earlier in the year or
hardly before last winter was over
orders began to_(~nme in (or next win—
ter's coal. so it is safe to say that by

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PAGE ELEVEN

Automobile Mart

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frhe situation is Mherd to under- September first,

wnge agreement with the
operators expires. should bear in mind

still a month lctt tor
and while Um tom: of
today's press reports is p-ssimistic. .1
compromise is always possdun tin-ouch
concessions. but one hardly icok§ for
much to be conceded by (lthl‘ ride at
this early date.

that there is
negotiations.

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Motor Transportation. Co.
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, '.‘* Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk

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OUR USED CARS
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We buy them according to their real value and
sell them likewise.
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for sale. ' _
If you are interested in any sort 0! a used car or
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our saI‘nen always have lists of such cars available

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W. RWRASMUSSEN arepreeentetiveof ~ . . "
Council, gives as oneof the eight rumoipel chug? L7 i"

mderanyoondinuis—anditsagoodw @‘P
it isn 't prohibited by law, ordinary huse we aim
thatit'samkythingtodo. And,
temptedtotryit.

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times. But theyhavetobethu'e,andwhetsesuoudu'm
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NORWALK CORDS

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ROYAL CORDS

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Norwalk2d Tubes,30x31/2‘......}.. $1.00
Champion X Spark Plugs.......... be
'A. C. Titan- and Splitdorfi GreenJacket, % Spark Plugs . . . . . . 75c

BridgeportPump........$2.00 I5lbs.Grease...............75c
l‘ribuneBicycle,value$42.50................ $35.00

$25 00

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um. ............................... $19.88

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$19.88

3. CARLISLE CORDS

I. 32x'4rmlmdrube...........

El 33x4‘l'ireand'l'ube..... .......... ........

:3 33x41/2 'l‘ireandTube ......... . ...........

=. GOODYEAR CORDS, all weather tread, 34x4.

u. AJAX memos, 34x4. ...... .......... ............... $14.88

SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

South N orwalk‘

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