PAGE‘TwENTYTOUR
When quality is peered up tor a low price. you are
f simply mortgeging the results which you expect in service.
, 1d thereby assume the risk of losing far more in the end
than you thought you were gaining in the beginning. You
' ~robably know of many instances where a lower price has
'eveloped into a higher cost and in placing your orders with
- you will eliminate this possiblty and be assured of the
SCHOOL DAYS . _ * .. ~ mow“,
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TRTMISRA HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 1
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Hi; delimtc machinery at
“right grade at the right price."
Quality millwork and lumber always pay big dividends.
The Hatch £9” Bailey C:
‘ LUMBER AND summons
mm. Oeiotox. Corner Wall Boards—(hemmpt Stained Shingle-
RADlO PROGRAM
KDKA, East Pittsburgh. Pa, 326
meters).
10 A. 5f. ——-—Music.
12:30 P. M.-Mueic \‘ictrola and
Victor Records.
12:50 P. M.——L‘. S. Bureau of Mar-
ket reports furnished by the Nation-
al Stockman and Farmer.
:15 1‘. M.—-l’-areball scores.
P. .‘i.——llaseball scores.
:15 l’. M.-—0rgan recital.
:65 P. M.-Dinner concert.
:30 l’. lit—Feature.
-l~le13:¢i23
Mr" conducted by Jane Packman
Aio \andcr
52% 1‘. M.——Boy. Scout program
conducted by Richard Victor. ScOut
l
:4' l". lit—"Come. Sing ‘fithl
KENWOOD BLA NKETS
All Wool with 3 Silk Binding
Full Size $12.50. Twin bed size $11.00
ALL KINDS OF BEACON BLANKETS
Wool Warmth at a Cotton Price
SWEATERS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
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your (‘yrs at the first inti-
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mutton of trouble needs 'he at-
tentiou of a capable Optometrist.
I‘mpcr cutminatmn
right lulu"
WILLIAM J. MOORE
()I'TUNIUIRIST
chlcr Building. Washington St.
l'imne ‘30.;2
South Nufflnlk
R an W HATS
NEW FALL STYLES—JILL
THE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS
PALACE
Clothes Shop
13 North Main Street
FOR SALE
House. S ruunu. nn ilmllund
street ..................
House. it) rut-ms. in llmilaml
stru't .............
Home. 6 rut-me. in Snundticw
Terrace ..............
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ASK JOHN T. HAYES
.‘inin kt.
'Iu;~cn
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
Rowland M. Beach
Phone 2140
16 France St.
OUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
lrztt tenor: Leo Kruczck. xiolin.
KYW. Chicago (34:5 meters).
Central Standard Time.
10:35 A. Bis-Table talk by Mrs. A.
J. Peterson.
12:20 1‘. M.«—-Clcsing market quo-
tntinn~_
meat. and nr-ws bulletins.
. rtrvry.
D to 10:30 P. .‘i.—Mu.~iral pro-
gram.
“‘lll. Springfield. Mass (337 melon)
e 6 i'. Al.-Dlnn-:r concert by the
‘ wttz T110.
' 7 .P' Bl.—-Ila.-r.bnll scores.
l " n P. \l.~—'I\\ilil.l1t Tales {ortho
lKldll rs t‘urrrnt l-nol- review by R.
\. .‘iatl‘onxld of the Court Square
Book Store,
8 Y. .‘li.~Concort Demetrius
Zarlra toner; Mrs. Francis Regal.
ticmnpaulst; and the “132 Trio.
to l'. Alfie-Baseball scores Bedtime
filOl‘)’ {or grown-ups lay Orlson S.
Mnrd‘ n.
9:35 1’, link rllagten 'l‘imn Signals
“Ill. .Vt'w York (i713 metrrsl.
3‘. l‘. M.-——0rz:an recital by Lee
llinzv.
~i;w.'. l‘. M.—-l-‘o.~hion development.
-i:l"l l'. .\l.-—Plrmo recital by Alla-
linu l’ishcr.
5:50 P. lit—Farm and Home rc—
. ports.
{-155 l’. M.-—~The Magazine of W’all
Stxw t‘s financial rc-vimv.
G P, ll.~Clm-ing stock quotata-
innr.
(1.”. 1“. .‘l.-—llmltixne story to? the
Kitlxllwsz,
7:3“ 1". .‘l.—-Finai baseball scores.
11m Lewis Three.
1 7:45 1‘. .‘tl.—-l.oo.-cleaf (‘utr 1‘?
. tnpit'v,
l R l'. )l.—'"l‘fipll‘.fif songs l-y .l x. ‘3
7 Oliver. '
$21.3 l". hi.--"’I'hn Cheerful l‘ht‘ .
foplmr" by llurr McIntosh.
f 8:2“ 1". .‘i.—.\lah¢-l Ash. soprrm
l 9 .15 r. EL—lfnited Staten .‘irm‘
IMght: speeches and musical 3-...
gram,
2 l".55 I‘. M. -—Tlnia llguals 91:3
yneathtr toe-cast, retrasnrmitted from
’tlxo goxernment static-n NAA at .tr-
lington. 7
“RY, Svhmoctdny, N. Y.“ (350
, motors).
l 11:55 A. M.-—-'I‘imo signals.
3 port. A
t 1.1220 1". .‘li.-—W'en.thcr forecast.
2 l'.<.\l.——.\iuslc and address,
"Money, Carly narter and Han
change," by Mfr. Katherine T.-
Steers.
6:30 P. M.—Children's program.
7:35 P. lit—Health talk.
7:40 P. Bi.—Third appearance, (.1
The Georgia. Minstrel Boyn.
10:50 P. M.—Dolgevilie (X. Y)
night.
“’D’l‘. New York (405 meters).
12 P. M.——Arhtur Brook! on As-
trology.
12:10 1‘. M.-—Dorothy Adz-lain
sonzs.
12:30 P. M.—-Miss Greenlcaf.
songs.
12:40 P. lite-Anne Greenlm!
songs. .
13:50. P. 3L—Dorothy Adrian
songs.
11 P. M..-—\'auchn De Lenin's
« Venture Orchestra. play.
11:10 P. lit—Rosa Fowler. "The
8:43 P. M.-—Concert by Mrs. P. L.
France. soprano; Pauline Denny. pi-
anist and necompainlut; Elinor Ab-
‘
members ...'.....
1:13 1*. tin—um: financiat'coml
5:50 1’. I.l.-—Cliildrcn'n bedtime
5- I‘. )l.~—"T\\"
clmsr'tts Highways.
. .\i.—l-‘.w‘nir.z program by high l'ulverslzy,
. Rupert l,ll:ltt‘hf0r<l. llarry Nor- sham. Former
.. organist,
“'l-ZAF. New York (me meters.
A liJ—‘Tho Art at lnxcsting American Car and Foundry
”Amps" 1.7: John K. Harm-s. pany. Musical
M. —~"'l'hn Prim “'lnninz Mary llelllflll.
lettrr Home: in America." by Mr". soprano. Richard Crooks
‘A'illiam Frown Maionvy, Editor of tenor. Lrltlg‘h Glen club.
and the Lettitzh Six Jazz Orchestra.
A, )i’.~«3«larl:nt report: by “'RC. \Vnélilmziun ((489 nlflel‘o).
M A. M.—l"orei;:n Exchange quo-
thn Felinc-ator.
Am" rican Agriculi vxristss.
11:49 3’. .‘i.——l‘.osa Fowler with 4-4. 350 P. If ——\iusicat program.
Jot- Kempurr at the piano. 4:. 30 l
12:50 P. .‘ti.-—-\.1.1:;l"n Do Le: ilhfl prano.
171 alum orchestra.
“‘(il, Blniionl Hillside, Mass (360 in.
meters). 5:10 P. .‘i.—E°he: L. Mackey, so-
1: Noonwliiusic program. read- prune.
inns by ll. D. M.
I". M.-.\'1w England “‘ca- 9311-10 p. M.
thtr Forecast.
M.—~Condition of Massa— arvls. l‘rcsiulent ot‘
slty “falter ('lkeson. Treasurer of Le-
G-xor‘ee \V. “‘ickor-
Attorztcy~General et
'he l'nited States and \Villiam Cort-
m- l‘irk-‘rman. Vice-i
ELI—Ethel L. Mackey, eo-
5 1’. M.~—Ma,ry E. Emerson. pinu-
S::0 P. BL—Mary E. Emerson. pl-
~Lehlgh L‘ulxcr-
sity's Special Alumni meeting direct
lmhixh Univer-
‘rolelent of the
eutertainnmnt
Metropolitan Opera
fatinns prepared by The Washington
Loan and Trust Co.
11 I‘, ISL—Children‘s Hour by Mari-
etta Stacker.) Albion.
Marine Night. ‘
8 P. Bil—Song recital by John 1?.
Shattuck.
5:15 \P. M.——-Piano recital by .ler-
P. .‘l.‘~.\nlr3’1l “‘omcn’s club. anim. omo “’l‘diams.
Talks by Mrs. I‘. ll. Goodwin, 2. 7:30 P. ?\I.—<ports Talk lilyTllorn- 8:30 P. )l.——'\'lolin recital by Syl-
r’a-ivr‘tions on the (‘hiekerlng Ampi- ton l-‘isher. via Lent.
91:45 P. bis—Fonz recital by Henry
co and Brunswick. 3. “Public Health 7:4n I‘. M.—-.\lusicai program.
'. H. I‘u‘r-‘lc llmlth Serum. s 13 :.f__S.~,Rgs lw Jet'dau.
“”57" Tut-m," “35 15 C‘hnrnl Sovivtv by courtcsv of _ . ' 9 P- 31‘" Song recital by 8“an
lilies Eunice: 1.. Randall. ham and suing: Brooklyn. 33 }o_ Jordan.
9:15 P. M.———Song recital by Lil-
lion Chenowcth.
- ”‘13” ""“5 “aslii’f- from the Machinery club. New York 953“ R M'”" talk on the Marines
. M.~C01io practicc. 1:15an Cit): 1—3.2 epr'akers Will he Charles 9:49 P. .\i.—C0ncert by the [tui-
nttmlmr 1:32 .‘li. Schwah, Dr. Clxnrlec Russ Rlch- ted States Marine Band. Taylor
Frans-on. Second Cond uctor.
Keep Murphy 0“ The Bench.
(New York Tribune.\
Charles 1’. Murphy is keenly alt-co
to the bemtlt to be derived by 1am-
many form control of the bvlnehIIt
‘ia certain that Tammany will he
‘unitml. 1' nltfi the men who are np~
posed to Tammany are equally unit-
eri upon a ticket. of outstanding abi-
lity thero Will be ten Tammanv jud-
r‘s on the. supreme bench or New
York County (or the next 14 years.
7:35 P. .‘l.—"l“uttinz Thourht in H
:‘he Children's Lunch Box." by An-l
i ,.
112')! l’. .‘i.——Stock market report i .
12:10 P. M.—Produce market xe- ~
SEVENTH DIVIDEND
On Oct. lst Piguly “'iggly Fairfield. Inca,
seventh consecutive quarterly dividend, at the annual rate of eight per cent.
This corporation has paid dividends from earnings for every quarter
sine-o its incorporation.
More than fifty seven per cent of our stockholders are customers of our
stores and share in profits which their own purchases help to create.
We believe it to be sound business policy to ofi'er to customers of our
stores the. oppM‘unity to participate in profits as well as in the 10w prices
for which our stores are well known.
banks, pay each u'e’s operating expenses with local checks and allow the
surplus to remain on local deposit until distributed as dividends. If the stock.
lm’ let‘s are local. even the distrihution Of dividends helps to keep the money
in local circulation and adds to the value of our stores as contributor-é to local
prosy erity.
We have never found it necessary to enter into a campaign of stock sell. ;
ing. We. have ofi‘ered our shares for investment only as business extension
warranted doing so. The response has always been prompt and sufilcient.
\Ye now ofler or. investment in our eight per cent preferred shares, with
common shares bonus, for the purpose of opening a fourth store and arfifth
if deemed advisable.
The completion of subscriptions to this od’ering will close the sale of
stock in this corporation. The number of shares is limited and the majority;
distributed to stockholders its
“'1: bank our store receipts in 100111
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Three days old!
moist. Appetizing and dainty
for table use. Ideal for toast!
This is the surest proof m‘
Rich recipe, pure ingredients;
Careful baking and utmost care
. taken to give you a perfect loaf.
Of—<
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A "w“
Still fresh and
ADAMS . ROTH
BAKING COMPANY
Fir: Dix m «(Nut Sewn-am Carter. :25 dram:
6106610] Exfizbzt. ’ Alldfis week we’re making
Adams - Roth
Mother’s Bread
City National Bank Building
Llain: of a thousand conga; Le
33 In 11:20 P. lit—Vaughn e eth’s
ME ILL BUS 83 Feature Orchestra.
COLLEGE 1':30 P. bL—Mr. Kenster.
Phone 314-2.
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
18 UNDER NEW MANAGE-
MENT
As soon an alterations are com--
pleted. we will mace our
grand opening with I tail on“
"ad" in this NW-
Roodner
Feed CO.
WHOLESALE
I'LOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HAY.
SHAW, mum no.
\fififfig ._ 7'33“}
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Phone 2400
mentor. Ann Street
South NorWalk, Conn.
w\
amino .1. new
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90mm}: q'nd BUILDER NOEWALK
IMSL NMOonn. 3’0“,”er
AUTO “BOX-
1N0 COMPANY
PHONE 899-12
BAH! NORWALB
Care Bought -- All Kind. of
& Anti Parts in; me ~-. * =
has already been absorbed by investors.
“’e invite inspection of our stores in Norwalk, Greenwich and Stamford,
from all of which the earnings are combined to create the dividends and sur-
plus of our business.
Financial Statement and details of interest to those seeking an investment.
combining safety and a liberal income can/be secured by communicating with
the management or through any member .of the various store stefis, while
shares remain available.
PIGGLY WIGGLY’ FAIRFIELD, INC.
’ O. B. LEWIS, General Manager
440 Main Street, Stamford, Conn. 'l'el. Stamford 250
1 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE srnnmnn 761
STORES IN NORWALK, STAMFORD AND GREENWICH
(No present or past financial connection with any other Plgrly Wiggly Store);
..
a special showing of the magnificent new Nash
Carriole. NO car in the Nash line has ever been
more'widely popular. And the price of this new
model has. not been raised a dollar. The richly
distinctive body was created by craftsmen famed
abroad as well ashore. Expensive appointments
and equipment strike your eye at once. It's a
finer, better car and a far greater value than any
other in its field. See it today.
FOURS waxes—palms NOT ADVANCED
Models range from $91 5 to $2190, £0.11. factory
W
S. L. BENEDICT
- . 73 NORTH MAIN STREET
We! .
Norwalk Chronicler