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Quality—Without Qualms
AYBE there are
still some folks
who associate
good furniture with fancy prices
-—-who have exaggerated ideas of
the cost oi quality. If you are one
of them, there is a etorelul of
surprises for you here. Now-
sdays people of limited incomes,
as well as those with unlimited
incomes, find ours a furniture
service in which there is nothing
about the prices to mar the apv
preciation oi quali'v
A. J. COLLINS CO.
South Norwalk, Connecticut
SCHOOL SHOES
EDUCATORS
CONNEALLY £9? BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
South Norwalk
INDLU'I‘ICIDE I) S ’IiAY
Arsenic of lad. Darcie-ow
“lmtol.” “slug Shut." “ling Death." l‘nrie Green, Hulk-bore
Mixture. minivan: ls-aci, “lilat‘k lit-at
FERTILIZER? THAT INSURI‘: GOUI) (fliul'b‘
General Fertiliu-rs. Sin-«1- Manure. Nitrate Soda. "one Meal
RED. wum ANT) YI-IIJAHV UNION SE'I'S
Toma‘o. Pepper. Cabbage, Cauliflower and Egg Plants
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
48 .‘IAIN STREET.
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Developing snd Printing. l'lrturc Framing. Greeting Cards. Stationery
OPEN EVENINGS
‘Tliillns — lilii‘tlnnh‘ —— SHEET )ll'th
h‘l‘ATltlsARY
L M. PIKE CO.
SOUTH NOR\\'AI.I‘. CONN.
PHONE ”0
‘Don‘t Knock—Yon (‘sn‘t Hammer and Saw “bad at the Snmc Time.
Palace Theatre Bldg.
-‘ Wr- guarantee our 13} inc.
SPEAKING OF FLOORS
linnlr‘um flam- “‘1” give you added years of service.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
Properly installed. an Armstrong
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Wall and Commerce Streets.
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AGENCY
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QUAKEK STATE 01L-
“A Place That's lefcrvnt.”
Phone 2257
.‘ Weekes Auto Supply Co.
14 West Avenue
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Hume FURNACE
80a! your house thoroughly at
cost of
.atcher “Pipelese” is becoming
Increasingly popular. not only be-
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”avenlence and comfort it in-
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t‘uhurches and stores.
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For Nash Cou
Outspoken admiration has been
expreased by thoeo who have econ
the new Nash i-door coupe. which
typifie- Nuh ingenuity in the crea-
tia of ofldnal body types. Ship-
m to of thirteen models. comprising
the new Nash line. have been going
forward now for several weeks and
the care are‘ on display at dealer
points throughout the country. An-
vanoemenis and improvements, both
in engineerint and equipment. have
been embodied in these new models
says . the
appointments and
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with- no advance in price. .
‘There is no question out the. the
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new four-door coupe is an outstand-
ing leader in the closed car uel '
Stamford agent. "
design impel: admiration. while its
riding qualities
are in thorough keeping with its
handsome appearance."-
Through use of every interior inch.
the car has been made spacious for
oil passenger! and yet it is so com;
pact that handling on greatly inciilo
tated. 'The body, finished in lustrous
maroon. is net oi! with black run-
ning gear and tenders. Five maroon!
toned .dino wheels; with
wheei' mounted at the
standard equipment. There in a rear
View mirror. hick plate. to protect.“
th- mint. an instrument board with
anal-mu under
eluded in the instruments is a clock
or oelect time-keeping quality. 5
At the rear of the car bQ-ziur'dy
trunk. in-huilt. Vulcan-on: nickel
plated bare add a decorative note; to
the trunk and the rear at th". body
ind permit mom one: ndditiin-
a1 lugs-ace without injury“ to'the
coach finish .The upholstery is jot
mohair and taupe. in color. other
feature- ot the neyzNash tour—Coot
coupe include variety cane. smoking
net, dome litht. two reading fie.
wide door pockets. heater. ~utoma£tio
findshieid wiper, robe strap and too
flat.
' A simple test for wet: in _. the
Miami: or broken teethpfglhe
m iatodrlvo the «fatherly for a
in," eta:
rear. are
tie-I. sodiu-
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in: reverse. Badly worn tears or
lever to vibrate and can he fell? by
the driver by placing his hand on the
lever while the car is in motion. e
The Foreignsnow
November 4-10
_Aimost all foreincare which tire
imported .lnto this countryfivtii be
on“ view at the first exhibition at 5
Foreign Automotive . Anne 5 5
Inc. at the Hotel Astor. Narrow.
the Week of November d todfifia'rhf
broken teeth will cause the gear shin ‘
tions.
president: ,
Nice-prodded: J.
Percy A. Parser.
exhibitom- including of"; oh the
”the“ 33.5- Amwamey
number nineteen. meet of 5m
3 “MW MW m
_ Panhard :
Locke ’and Company.
Fiat:
from the Paris Salon.
The Foreign Automotive Associa-
tion was formed the past year by
prominent importers of automobiles
for the purpose of common assist-
ance in the handling of legal quee-
l-Iouse formalities.
etc.. and for the holding of an an-'
nuai show devoted to‘ imported can
and only5th'e high trade‘American
earn. The encore ot the associa—
tion'are: Harold P. Baran.
‘ Jan H. Sterling. Volsin.
Benz.
Vinton Locke.
treasurer:
Alexander
Fm. one: It.
1m Karim
totaling
Her-
. .- '11
The following 15 an ”Nazi:
list of care which will be exiting.
Imported—Benz. Flat. 143::an
Lanchester. .‘lcrccdc-g. - hoisti-
Pahhard. Rena“. 5101?”; “Wm
'Domcstic — Lincoln. {10‘5" {mid-
Brewster, Locorhobile. (—08”: “‘3“.
ers——Loc e and Company B“ fine.
“0le Keliner and Holhxs‘co
ACCOGSOI'Y manufacturers —- -
Bosch and others
.
Herb. Horn. 1:121 O'Grad." 331-:
Smith_ all trollcymen. are Plant?!
‘ fishing trip. O'Grady EEDS he ‘9
.m-u-nret. mate while Horn mil '1
the captainahip of the party. ‘
‘7 731° Motto Union Councxl “‘3‘
at C. W”! elect office}; 3,; 3 met.
Mr.
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Norwalk Chronicler