Telephone ’2 or 9!
FOR SALE
(MM “I’M“: “list BC I!:- 'SHOW‘ CASES. cub rem‘em
This 0'"?! '1 1° 5» 3" "ales. sates. codes grinders. all
KATE: lkinds of bankrupt store fixtures.
,9 per m ml: CW 50c Brion-2pm: Sales C01. 263 Noble ave-
, “mm , ....... .... ....... 50: mm. Bridgeport. 0-8.
’ “a". ' ”“°" :13: For. SALE—“‘omans Columbia
. 1" ....... .. "UH” ' bicycle. practically new at hall
lprice. 4: Banizw avenue. Tel. 34-2.
LOST l’ . 0-4.
—— ,,,,, mm.- r_l spare tire and [FOR SALE—One Jewel Detroit 5
is: “and,“ ma: non: Fordl burner gas range. 1 parlor coal
law on Hum;- \i~w Hench stove Astor Oak Jr.. both in A I
2.111». liwwinl and condition. 1 brass adjustable read-
"1 “kc-g sum) SS linr- ins: lamp. Also flaw chairs. Must be
as" E‘hrce 1*2‘5- 04 sold at once. Mrs. Kilday. 33 Wash-
". 2.1.13.0 Jud Golden
r4:15c. Find
or
1‘13. b'v
L
:11“
yer-v2 b‘aclc leathrzr; FOR SxLE—Brand new ball hroom.
r;~.o:'."*}'. ‘ 301- ' Sr‘. sphon closet. china. low-down
WV." ”3'5 “bin” task. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
I 0-4- me}: an nickrl-plated fittings: spe-
. s», 3: _‘! .2 .‘vllflk “Mk pm.“ co? in; bargain.~whlte steel medicine
. 1 » ‘ = \l '1‘. E1 and “ck"f" calzin‘v‘; so. Smdenberg &. Cu., 496
. - \i l-Icst 134th street. New York city.
Pine
0 .
ington Sr. 0-4.
's
er
FOR SALE—Scripps Booth Road-
ste r. 1320, in good condition, good
tires. low mileage. Low price. The
jErwln Bl. Jennings.Co.. lnc.. :7 Har-
.--. In: , 3 R21
.17.} CI).
. 5
. r : ——t‘—-;:‘~: farm, house .
, 1.2,. by,“ ;l‘0l‘. SALE—New Progress G’m
‘ A.” {...},ng- 31 range owns shove and boiow. in-
j‘ .-_.. 7411.31,. . p_ 0. pc- quire “'11). T. Rose. 33 Cove wenue.
‘ i n_ 0-2.
‘ "if“: urn hoqsfl 33: 1:; l-‘Ol”. SALE—Baby's crib and springs.
‘ .g' _._. .... carasr. 10L, ['lllls‘ ms: rug 9x12. large double
:4 a. truxt. ”paged on ‘slze wooden bed. Phone 253?. 0-2.
.7 ' “Worm 'nzs Ext: 17"“ 1:01: SALE—White sewing machine
"'7‘ ""f p:lrll(‘l'1't1r8 “'1‘ in good condition. Price 810. I=hone
‘ '~ '- “0"”2‘ 0'3 1425. Mrs. Chas. Self. 15 i-‘curtl:
—:—2_‘c—l six-room house 5"”: F3359 Norwalk. 0‘3-
‘ Li" “3'"; Chm-"h‘gz-‘oli SALE—14 foot row boat :2:
. ~ - =33 6”“3‘“ ““03: good condition. “'rite C. J. care
it : snarl cash pay'menLESammeL “:2,
. ‘11»: l‘nalty company.
0-3 I 1’: vi‘. SALE—Saw Durant: at attrac-i
. . - - ' :1: .--. prices. Cairn or time payments.
- -—-li?“ will buy Dwel~..\lrc1~1u2ny Auto C0,. 34 Summer
‘ca 6 rooms 1.0: 1901.150. H'rw‘t. Stamford. O~3.
”1’13 wan 'l»: from center 5
.117: an: terms appl y to FOR REN’I‘
_;:1—, X0:- fink. s n- lot-r)
rzsnn strm", Bridgeport.
i
i-
l.FIT-—4 rooms 3rd bath all im.
’ ling lot 501100 oni...”
rwalk to close anj
=1. BLgetow care of Sen‘l
0-1
on H Charics ll.
Tulephone 342-5. 0-4.
prm vnzonts
e
Ti) l.‘:;T-—:‘;:c-room house with all
2.’ 11.1“52 improxements. with or with-
T.\.\l.\l.\.\'Y 8; NIHILL
HAS FOR SALE
V 003) each.
'A‘lk‘.
. :1 Estate and Insurance
[mun-l new 6 room bungalow.
nl‘ lmpmn‘mv‘nu. Price $5.090.
...;v. Sl._‘m) or will rent $.30 per 4.00,... apartmen', 1:.)
._ h 6 room hunzslow. best v.1: 1., improve.
.. r. .0 <0. Nor-walk: all Imprvnc- : on "l'V'leE‘ 0-;
r . PW. Price $6.500. hall cash. l
“v a have 36.000 to icon on first
W in two parccl lots or
and in nu sections of the .Vor-
‘NN cams-2. 73 Falrt‘wfd avenue. 0-4
TO LET—Furnishrd rooms every
*‘ * 2-: 1'21- llght housekeep-
‘; 1:: near c-r 2:. Adults oniy. lnq. ‘1'
’Grme sure-3t. '0-3.
E’Ol". RENT—5 rooms and bath. all
irrprcwr‘mts . Briige street.
3113‘ NHer' . 0-3
i
TO RENT—Fox:- and five-rcom
n;ar:menfs. With nil improve-t
31-1131 on trcupy lln2. Only Chris-
izan plec-rin. ('ail :6'-2. 0-3
LEGAL
DIVIDEND NOTICE
At a regular meeting or the Board 01
Directors of The Peoples True: 00..
South Norwalk. Conn. it was voted:
That a. dividend at. the rate of
4 1-: per annum be paid to depen-
tors in the Savings' Department of
The Peoples Trust company. South
Norwalk. Conn. out o {the earnings
from the six months ending Septem-
ber 30. 19:3. The same to be paid
1nd entered on pass- -books on sud
after October 10,1921.
Interest at the rate 0! 4 1-2 per sn-
nun: will be paid from October 15L
on all deposits made to October 10.
Died
DIED—wk Ansonia. Conn., ‘Vilson
Clark. father of Irving M. Clark of
Rown). on. Saturday night in his
92nd year. Funeral at Anscnla. Tues-
day at 2 p. m.
Scott—at. “’esion. Conn, Oct. lst.
Louisa. Booth, widow of the late
\Villlam Scott. aged 73 years. Fun-
eral services Will be held from her
late residence at “'eston. Conn.
\Vedncsda)‘. Oct. 3rd at 2 p. m. In-
trrment Riverside cr-xnétery. Nor-
work. New York and Brooklyn pa-
pers phase copy.
:iiSCELLANEOUS
MAHACKEMO TAXI
Open under new management.
Under Tan-lov’s Cigar Store
Car: tor all occasions:
American drivers.
Lou-est Rates Prompt Service
Phone 3320.
OLD- CLOTHING WANTED-Will
pay the highest price for used
clothing. Call or drop posial. Max
Berger. 143 Washington street.
NAG? BROS.
Local 1nd long distance trucking
of nil kinds. Piano moving. Special
inn {or moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City.
mo Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime.
804-14 nights.
CALL OR WRITE
H. JAFFE
It you have second-hand furniture.
Junk or metal or any kind. Highest
price. paid. TeL 499. 37 Fort Point
street.
NORWALK AUTO WBEOK-
ING COMPANY
PHONE 399-13
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWAIB
Old Cur: Bought - All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sole
Since wnrm Weather has :ome. in»
dustrlous housekeeper! urn of
course has! renovating their homes.
Help Wanted Female
“’ANTED FEMALE HELP— Ex-
perienced operators on Singer sew-
ing machines. Also onesll around
girl. Apply all week. Conn. Dress
(20.. 40 Franklin St. So. Norwalk.
0-4.
WANTED—Cleaning woman in (ac-
. .tory. Call It Cluett. Peabody &
Co.. lnc.. So. Norwalk. 0-!
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED-41‘s" Emu-s. Immbury,
Mathewson and Co.
WANTED
“'ANTED—Positlon as chaufleur or
driver of delivery truck. 3 ,cars'
experience. Phone 2204. 0-2.
\VANTED—Young man wishcs lur-
nished room and breakfast in So
Norwalk. Prefer privale family near
railroad station. “‘rit: Y. M. care
Seniinel. 0-4
“'ANTED—Stenngrapher and assis-
tant bookkeeper. High school
graduate. five years' experience.
seeks responsible position. Address
if. G. L.. Norwalk, Sentinel. Bene-
di News Co. 0—2
LC
w A .N' T E D—Experienced d river
JEfi—Slx rccm apartmen‘ all:
:‘rhiements. l‘H Scull len
.3 rooms. a ". improz'cmcnts 173
i
, ,
l
I v
5-“ i l: 1' sin st:°et.1:ququ Michael
2.: _ n a ‘ 4|. 0-‘.
To rm t 2 stores. 8 and 10 Mon- 0“ "" ' ' E 3‘ If: le“ "
- .- street. ‘13ch real nice buys ‘ .1: 1 six room
' improvements. Nair
Alexander “'hite
would like to hear :rom parties
iwishing a man to drive their car to
'Lran‘cxsry Fair. Phone 822. 3-29.
WANTED—Young colored lsdy
wishes position as chambermld.
Apply 19 Marshall street-
PATENTS
WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. 3!. WOOSTER LL W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
provements. including bath. Heat
sud light furnished. Best neighbor-
Bargains in
USED CARS
and
MOTORCYCLES
ANDERSON
MOTOR SALES CO.
47 West Ave, Hanan:
l_
hood. near trolley. tor particulars
address A. B. C. care of Sentinel of-
fice. 0-4.
TO RENT—Furnished room to Fri--
vale family for gentleman only.
Centnlly located. Mrs. J. letzier 8
Putnam Ave. 0-4.
FOR SALE
Tm- rmm bungnlow. all home-
i‘cry (issuable section 0!
M putrid. Price ........ “.000
"Wm home. near center of Firs!
“.000
l“! mwstmenr. A four [anally house
in Third District. Price . . . . 38,000
M firmly house In Second District.
W's”.
l'i‘tri-‘t. Price ....... . . . . .
...-v
J. M. O’BRIEN
Fara. Erato and Immac-
‘57 3.23.13 8:.
5’77}! NORWALK cont.
has. 177
lnAU mama-pen“
Rialto Clothes Shop
\iuhmgm 5!. So. Sol-walk
SJ
922mm mourn-r um; '
J. M. Layton e Co.
REALTORS
mama nut mm
a rocrri Apart- ?ormerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
a. ~ I
. . nuts. ..a sewer. 1115 Main 82.. Bridgeport
‘23 wamm‘ton Street 0-2. Send for Booklet on Patents.
South Norwalk
Phone 38—“ or 3409 TO LET—4 Rooms with ail imprne-
_. mac's. 1.2:: 8323‘“. Phone 1:" .'
. 1 °‘:' FOR SALE
FOR SALE TO RENT—7 Rccms with a1l rm- 0n Vnn andt <l E ‘ ‘0'-
moments. 3'. '1' Day Street. Inq.§ UF'FUS ‘ ’ ‘
l ’ l h the mud grill Siomamky‘s S'ore. Corner 33.“ two 3:“??11313 ata-
rr~ arm _v oust. r00 - ’. ---. :2“. Same: . -1.!
aw. an first floor. the rooms L" ““1 {euro ' 0 l moms. sag: improvements. Lot
' "WI-1 "00'- T‘m '00“ “I TO LET—FJJ on: me too. s with “‘2‘; (‘e "=50“ 1'9"“ ”'
“' “W”? painted “‘1 in nice a.l wars-merrier. ‘5. with or Wit tout! mngt ‘
' -"l‘ n. P71“? WT! "Mb“ ,gnrage. Inquire 1i ‘.« Taylor menu 2. 5 4’0}! PARTICL‘LABS' SEE
' ' “ qm-k “‘3‘ fPhone 21.5. it.
~17, r1 m house. 812'! MED I : “n! v r
r;r‘-w»rmt‘nt In our. 500d lE‘OR RENT—3 Neatly furnished? ‘ ' F' HOYT 8' son
I" - l~ ndal section- A nice m ‘ connecting rooms for light house-S so So. Rm]: 5:. mm 435
A“ \ m“NX~'V3m W- keeping with us. a-i'ilzs. Hotel Fris- /
O O O ltoi. 9! Washington St , So. Norm-alt; ““13““! — Insurnua
rl-r: nip-r. on an arms i 04.;
CONSULT 3 ..
D D Q ETO RENT—5 Room spartment part
improvements. 24 Woodward Ave.
‘ all a ‘ 0 0-4.; Ford Suburban. ms ..... . $150
‘ Studebaker Roadster .18
. T'EO LET—Furnished room all con: 8 cyl. __________ '1' . . 3' 3250
venzances. Apply 15-3 Cedar St.: Ford Touring. starter and
39‘1”“ "' Warm“ ‘Mrs- Moods: 0-2. mm top ...... . ...... ‘szoo
” m” ”M 55"“ ‘Foa EMT-mm“! in now- $53.3.me“"”,’2.;::3:: “003350
PM“ 91".- ion at (our rooms with Ill im- mrm" 1019 $250
SHUFELT BROTHERS
DURAN? & STAR DEALERS
201 Wuhinm Street
Ens: Not-war Phone 8075
Use a Gas
or Electric Heater
for Quick Comfort on
Chillylorningl.
The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
69 W311 8:. Phone 1680
TWO Popular
Selections
BY ALMA GLIICK
02’: Victor Bed Seal Record
. . Ho. 6141
“Carry Me Back to
‘ Old Virginny”
“Old Black Joe”
SIOPINAND
The. HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall Street
ma—Wlmw
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Whether you run! to dispose of
Junk and old furniture or buy new
mnterinl. call or see
11. ASE
Phone 90! ...
d 4 Wnter 81
... ..
HEMSTITCHTNG. SKIRT
PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KN ORR‘S ART A: NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Norwall-r
Phone 3021
.. . ......M-
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GARAGES
Parable and permanent build
lugs tor every purpose. Sheet stew
or wood. Erected on your premises
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Myda Oenersl Electric
Lamp- Motors
CHURCH end ABBUTL‘
-—.Successors to. -
Norwa Brunch
STAXFORD ELECTRICAL CON
TRACTOR
Incorporated
Electricnl ons'truciion and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1495
HOUSE PAthlfi-‘B
Paper hanging. estimates
lowest price.
.5-
ten 8."
Try our estimate.
JOHN HL’DAK
4?
Phone 845 Better
or. Lugosi assortment of finer
wall paper and painter! supplies at
reasonable prices.
floor und deck enumel
give you a. line
which '1“
long wear on an)
Highest prices psid for rags. pa-
per. rubber. metal and ocnp tron.
NORWALK JUNE C0.
54 Wilton Ave.
.Vorwslk ,4 Con.
'rélephono :31:
0. 8.. HANKS
ram 3"
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk, Gt.
WALL PAPER slumuzs
MARK-OFFS
The Home of Bargains!
School Shoes for
Boys ........ $2.25
Girls........ $1.95
All sizes in Black and Inn
MARK-OPP SHOE
8130328
{I SO. MAIN SIREET
SO. NORWALK
FALL SUITS
-—ud—-—
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest Priced Store in the
Sorwdks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier
. Enter and Furnishet
to Man and Boys
11 um ST. NORWALK
OLD CARS
Sell Your on cm to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
manual“.
mural-acquit.
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Frull Roll! 3nd Broad Twin Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND vou
WILL WANT IT ALWAYI
Hammond moms
mun-c
urge assortment o. ‘ ‘
wsll paper samples. Up- io-date style . ‘
Paperhanger. Decorator and F‘unlf
7r: our ruinous:
kind of floor.
. ALEXANDER WHITE ,
:5 now. 8:. Phone 2353' "
While there is a considerable de-
Ree of irregularity still reported in
trade. crops 1nd industry. the ten-
eral trend or} distributive causes
hitherto noted, is still forward. Fall
buying in wholesale and jabbing
lines is slightly better than a week
ago. _._wherea_s retail buying gains
more slowly. Industry. too. shows
a. slight gain on the whole. and col-
lections are rather better. Free mar-
keting'of cotton at good, though not
peak priced for the season, has given
more sap to southern trade,_espe-
cially in Texas. Atlantic seaboard
states report gains in retail trade"
due to crop marketing and the end-
ing of. strikes. Cooler weather. crop
marketing and fail festivals help
western trade. and Pacific coast re-
ports are rather more cheerful in
such lines as iumhe-r. The apparel
trade as usual at this season. Show
especial activity, clothing. cotton.
woolen and sill: goods. nines and.
jewelry noting a. good volume of
turnover. Distributive trade. in
short. is fair to good. and as a. whole
makes good comparison with a year
ago, when. it may be recalled. trade,
following the settlement of the coal
strikes. was surging ahead. Clea:-
lngs and bani; debits show the first
gains over a. yen: ago for months
past. and are larger than a year ago
at a majority of cities. Some large
primary markets note that the up-
ward rush of cotton-goods prices has
offered a cheek to trees: buying of
these products.
Among the big industries, petrol-
eum is depressed, but productionjs
smaller. Crude iron and steel prices
and scrap show more case. although
leading interests report sales exceed-
ing those of August. In the textile_
trades. consumption is apparently"
larger. shoe factories are at capacity, i
and while automobile buying is spot-l
1;: and September output will fail be-
low August, some factories are re-
'1'!»
But spread o’er the porch when t
V 7 do; cud-dhe din
that stuck to him.
he'd tired of his rove.
The broom-which my mother wou'd
seize to pursue him.
And o'er: the black bucket that
. stood by the stove!
The old spacious bucket. the gai-
vnnized bucket.
The coal- bulging bucket. that stood
by the stove!
How sweet tram n coal-shed o'er
full to refill it,
And rise it. tree-handed, above
the bright flame.
A joy with no awtuljorebodlng to
still it.‘
A joy that will never, alas, be the
name! '
And now far removed from those
bright days of plenty,
The tears of regret will descend
in a. drove,
A: I count o'er my stock and have
visions of twenty
Good dollars a. ton they will some
day remove.
The old spacious bucket. the cheap-
ly filled bucket.
The coal-bulging bucket that stood,
by the stove!
—Phlla.delphia North American.
THE LITTLE PLUMBER 1n-
oulres about the comfort of
your home. is your furnace mis-
behaving? If you will let on re-
pah and adjusr it. it will acne
you faithfully or we'll kno‘v the
rennin. Save coal morning. noon
and night.
The NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 Flu Hill Road
no
A Nev;
Women's “rearing
Apparel Shop
is coming soon
.ported hanging up new high records)
'nf production. Sale-s of accessories?
! show expansion. The anthracite coal l
’ «1511'? is again in full swing. wizh'
l 1'». .vzicinl effects on trade sentimenté
:m the producing areas. but bitum--
in; ous coal is easier in price. though
production feels the stimulus of fall
;buyinxr. C a: loadings are sti' l a most
'lnteresllng mo cure of total trade:
Van-1 industrial myvvnzcnt, and it 3::
!:\n intrrcst‘mg r-‘tlrcrion on past. and
prev-n: predictions of reduced trader
:hat the latest returns show the third
gluTgest lolal mei- recorded with cv-
§ery week since "last June. except
‘t‘nuse periods whrn holidays inter-
red. showing a. total well in excess
9! the peak totals of the autum‘ns of
’fr'hr: best years or the past. Quite a
Slew cut-25 report a. slowing of new
‘tui‘u'ing p: wecls. Lu: at the same
lme luml :cr is going into consump-
:tzon niLch last. er than a. year ago.
‘ The price moremcn ‘ is lrregu. ar.
ismdstrunt's “'evkly Food Index
3 (hf: first. decline noted in two
; onzhs. Liv-2 stock and farm prod-:
:5 are generally lower at the west.
't advances and declines about. bal-
,. me in commodities generally.
! Export trade returns contain the
: 231.crir‘g information that increased
ir' .l.T‘l o! wholly or partially
* .‘JfJCE‘lEd goods are making up
r a 1.9041 deal of the loss in grain.
specially wheat exports.
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A Favorite Pastime.
im- '
I
1 The late President Harding. in a.
gietter v Lick “as made public ripeni-
actcrizcd members t Con-
ns "purely district ”presenter,
miller than Federal oflice;s.§
g ' izzsfances.”
l ('11.;- o: the ur..'ortunate results
Which ll w iron; the turning 0" Seri-
aiors an i Representatives {tom Fed-
eral omit-rs into district odioers. is
a. rcadln ss on the part of many of
our natlonal legislators to ' -.ge war
against certain elements among our
alumnus. declares the Dry Goods
Economist. For' instance. certain
Senators have practically defined
themselves as representatives of the
farmers. These legislators have donr;
much to foster among the farmérs
the helm: that the farmers rave
be»: u ur‘justls treated. Among other
fcondlt'trr.s they haxe emphasized the
high prices of manufactured com—
modities and the low figures .he fab;
mars receive {or their products.
These logis’. ators have closed their
eyes to the enormous rise in wages
in raw mat-rial and in other itemsé
in manu 'acturing costs. and have
strive-n to fix on the retailer the
blame for the high prices which the
farmer has to pay for manufactured
commodities.
This proved an easy task. for the
reason that. everyone buys in the re-
tail stores and mighty few consum-
ers have any idea of the numerous
items which males up thertctal ex-
pense 0‘ store operation.
. Incre' 'iible as it may seem. the
lien has general: prevailed that all
E0: the diaerence between the man-
ufacturers’ prices and the prices
charged by retailers was clear profit
to the store. nothing being said as to
the operating expense which Involve
23 to 30 per cent. or even more 0!
the much discussed ”spread" be-
tween factory and store prices.
It'should have been realized. also.
that to this expense must be added
transportation cost which. in this
day. due to rapid changes in fun-
ion and the insistence Of consumers
on baring the very latest novliuu.
consists. in the dry coogs sud do-
partment siore i!eld."ot expre- 1nd
parcel post charges about an often
as it does of railroad freight chargé
Another disdvautage under ‘hlch
the retailer has labored is that. he
or all distributou comes into direct
contact with consumers
The average consumer known not}:
insutothemminthemu-
facturen’ prices or other conditions
which tend to raise prices in the re-
tail store. When called upon to w
more money for on article the con-
nuzner concludes flat the null" h
“prodieering.” although the red the:
may be that because of his knurl-
edge of the consumers attitude the
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What Every \Voman
Wants
Watch for Our
Opening
Announcement
:‘ Swift's Pride “‘aohlng
BATHING CAPS
WATER WINGS
—-——
All the Popular Talcnm Pow-
der: and Cold Cream.
Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. main 8:. 80. 110117313
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Powdrr 181: pk:-
Pun: Cocoa in bulk ..... 20c 11..
Fancy Callromln Prunes. 15c lb.
Pure Cider Vinegar . . . . 40C gal.
A. STULL
Prompt Delivery Phone 527
GEHEBE’S
“It's Here II "’3
Km"
N ow is the time to get what-
ever you need for house-clean-
ing such as maps, scrub pub,’
scrub brushes, dustlm mops,
brooms, push brooms, win-
dow brushes, dust cloths, etc.
33 Washington St., So. Nat-walk
”..-...“
WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
“w“..«r. , e .1
“HUMOR! POULTRY
‘1’. FEEDS"
é"
“’1‘WLKMPI'03’3‘
{ Phone 3619, :’
Raymond R. Aiken,
Susana: to
Raymond 69’ Son
WALL 8 HIGH STREETS
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mun: w. Dammit;
ARCHITm
he so. Ida st. 1m use
”UT" KOWSLK. CON“-
niinx. n. more
FUNERAL macaroni MD
retailer his deferred mixing his
Price in due proportion to the m-
utacturer's new and highter figured.
Bowbarmmm!
The clothes by the «haunt-noel
.' hope-my mildewed
With those text—talc mix which
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distan' ce Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Nor-walk
PADDED VANS FOR
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‘26 Concord St. Phone 294
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THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Ave. Her-walk
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Aaron Kohn’s;
9 Railroad Avenue
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National Silk Week, 10% 05;
regular prices will be allowed
on all silks purchased during
that week.
The Textile Store
136 Wuhmgto' 11 Street
South Nor-walk '
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Riccio Garage
REPAIRING
Rec & Ford Work a. Speciskf‘l
13 Cross Street
13 Woodward Avenue
Phone 467
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