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‘ tron-octet
. Sherwood
nits-natal 'l‘ t‘mmccticut Stair. Li—
.hmfi‘; «x. Utilimi at Salisbury.
l’ridaa'.
Thur-filly?- :iiiti
{Boudoir avonur: motorrd to Fairfiolil
“lumber 18 and continuos until l'le-
‘gcomber 15th.
flog-1. FOUR " I
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s—Suy your Victim-rt at Donnelly's
III! weekly payments. Siorc open
until 8 p. m.
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A. ”fiver party was given to about
"In! nests, last. mrnlnr. t the
Gill. 0! Mr. and Mrs. Dudfi-y 15.
lmnd. 60 \Vcst avenue.
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That's all.
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Gun
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Tho South Norwalk Musicians
nion Will hold its regular Oct.
fleeting to-morrow nttcrnoon at 3
V3 21?. in Mnsicians' Headquarters
06 Washington street. instead of in
“It. morning as in the past summer
month's. Important business will be
«Harris a;
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~Ku'ris .l. Bans. That}: all.
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Mfsa Eva Gooppmgv‘r of the South
omlk Library and Mrs. Rowland
the “'c-sport Library.
tit‘
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0. S. Foplcr. of Fomlcr's Mariana.
spent Friday at Danbury l'air.
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«To haw, that parlor suit: up-
liolsterrd mil ltwrcstrom. nww l. U.
I“. mug. i
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Elton Conic} is out train .ifia r a!
Jew dais illness.
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~--anl .i liftli‘ti for :u-ur (all
clc'unlng, Sll'l‘l a tin}- llunnollys. :
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Miss Margartt Swim-n n’ lil.ll'lfl§
’ .tiiihlri“.
.lm prnsnnt, :ns thorr.
'(lmw. ’l‘lw «linrus i3 rehoarsing for
Rodman, Mrs. S. Roberts. Mrs.
Knapp. Mrs. lit-crntt Bulkley and
son and Mrs. 1-1. Lowndes of Scavicw
avenue. Mrs. O. L. W606 of Greg-
ory Boulevard motored down with a
party of.frionds including Mrs. EBB.
llotr. Mrs. Enoch G. Lobb and Mrs.
J. “‘ood.
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The Norwalk nod'Mrn will hold
their usual Saturday night dance
this owning at Red Men's Hall on
Malian street.
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Richard Farrell of Spring Hill
aanuc is rapidly Improving at his
home after being confinrd to thc
Norwalk lIOspital {or snvorai weeks
after sustaining serious injuries
while playing football. It is hoped
by his many frirnds that he will
soon tak cup again his Sophomore
studies at thr: Nor-walk High school.
RW—
A rally tiny metal for the church
and Sunday sr‘html “as iii-ill at the
ltuwuyion Baptist ‘rliurch Friday
muting. (lain-"s or various sorts “'e-rc
anioyr-d. and refreshments were EIYV-
rd.
Society of
a btlsiiiioss
Tho young I'coplt‘s
Christian linolt‘rnor lirld
inn-Hm; during tlu~ melting. and
circled Olli"fl'.“. Miss Marjory Du-
friult Wm l" mimic-i inr- 5i‘1tnl. Miss
Ellisahrih Sunlinl-L vice—president;
Miss lihmla .lartis. Strrrtary; and
Miss .‘lfll‘)' Si‘it‘l»n. tT-‘asurcr.
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.\ t"ll"‘ul‘5-'l| of thv limr Erady
t‘hnrus— hris i'co-ii railed tor Mr-nday
twain: at. th:- homv of Mrs. \V. i“.
All tho ladies are urged to
is much to iv-
:v 't’llli'i‘l'l to in :ii'r-n in Nt‘flt‘lllllt‘l‘.
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Rt)“’fl)lnll llnptiz~t Cli’urrh.
\ictor l". St‘alisek. pastor
01.5. rvwi tumor.
lially tiny “ill in
avr-nuo is '-ll_lO_"li"l"" :i trip it» lluti-t
bury Fair toda).
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John Voilnr lit Muir-,2 "i-‘w‘ .- \
[Itt'l"tl to rtlurn hum. liltl: "'h".
:L Week‘s \(iczition sp~ it l‘i \ ';‘;lell.’l.
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“1'. and Mrs. t“. l'. l"li-li:~ :Illlli
. . . r, .. ‘\'-~vl—
'r- s -.'|ll_t‘lltl"l lhmln... l..i . .
{22:11 Er-‘iv in all thr .l.-pnrtm-iits oi thr
h M . - ~ " ‘ ‘ W ismwl'. ’t'xiv. i'ulluuim; program»- has
“1‘ Phi! ‘~t 'l‘vlil-l‘. ll'ivr‘w‘l' ft ”1- ilv- - ll llii‘lllli'“! to? thc murninL‘ \\'-.ir~
I i ' , - I' Mr J. and .1. Ship at lit-5‘.“ ,\_ M.
lios Aiirrlcs tm tor} «, i. ' .. . g .. . 1'
I‘ash t."(;.. arrhml in South Norwalk lrrlutio —~-. l..\lit-gro .- . ILLLUU
yrstrrrlay to :ittrnrl :z wonrcrrrxt‘: m
the officials. at lhl .1. and .l. Inshl
ill l‘ngiuiut. i'atll‘ln nn-l.
tartaric.“ I
ill' l illl"l>l.l1v*> I'z ihn iwrir flj'ufrh i
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Mr. and .‘lt‘r. .llli
.1l lht“ Dani'urv l'uil‘ 'l'iilii‘:ij:|;., I
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[1r st‘m wrrc;
o
That's Iill.
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o—Harrls 8: Gang.
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Frank l’l"k»:'n. Hui» Hlii' ntll'lit oil
A rt‘ht'arsnl of thr l.\er Lindy;
Danbury Fair. i
g o o l
Mr. and Mrs. t‘imriv's ll. Hurliiuii
and Mrs. \V .ll Slouv tnjnvo‘d a [Hill
to Danbury l'air \\'r-rlnr'$iln}' i
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Mr. and Mrs. .\ T. Tutor of
Baton Island lire \isltint: triunds in.
mnik. ,
o o -
.lr.. of Stuart
avenue. is confined to his home it}
illncss. His many {Fltl’l'lfl hopr tor.
his speedy recover}. _ l
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Maurice lliiliwri: inrnicrly «J!
Ntlrwuih flll‘l iiu‘i l'SlVillli: lli
'l'lrlilgcpuri. is \isillllL’ his lllivll}
friends in the an'ttuiiwl. :
o o t ‘1
Edward Norton of East. Nornnlk:
was a visitor in llanluiry \len-‘snini
whore he attwnllr-tl thr: fair.
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-'So!t huts a iid
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ruin. :.t Lilith-it's.
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.\liss .lm'min Ahrrimsmi. tormv'rly
of this city. it ho now ‘ivos in Slain—
l‘ord. has i‘vslgtimi ll"l‘ position :is
stenogriiphrr \iilli ii... iiunmridiru!
lnuurancv company (if “wishinmonl
street. and has arm-pint a simillnri
tion in :in ut‘l’irr ni' lho- Gianni
Cm! Terminal in No“ York. 1
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7 “I". Blniwlu Ayrault of 19 “‘all’
street is rt‘L‘lllW‘rrllillK: :ittnr flilflllilnr
ing painful iniiirivs to ilt‘l‘ tag, i
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Julius Heisman of Grantivietv an: -
title. is spending the “colt-end in
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New York city. 3
Mr. S. Paris has rnturnrd to his
home. in New York t~lt_\-,nttvr a rr-vt
daysi visit ill the home of Mr. Mates!
of Commerce strrct.
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Mr. G. Godn. of Hartford piaf‘t‘.
13.11) business Usher in New York;
city yesterday. i
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31". H. Lmrndcs and daughtrvrs.
Beatrice. “Men and Grace. and
Irene Buckie-y and Dorothy Fury of
'mterdly “'11ch they witnr-sscd tho!
football [:8 me hettvr-rn Norwulk .
vilifll'l'l clei on and Fairtinld‘s tr-nm.
C O O
A party oi: girls irom lliiiisdo
school motored to the- l‘tanbury Fair:
yesterday chaporonmi by toachr‘rs. i
C O U
‘
The season for ruffed grouse, maio
pheasant. unti woodcock opons Mon.
lly. October 5th and continuc-s until
Friday. November 23rd. The l-ag
limit for male l'lieasants is two:
Woodcock. five and ruffed Grousr'.
(Jim. The rabbit: season opr-rin No-
.
A. meeting of tho atticnrs or 1hr.
omit: Girl Scouts was held “Fod-
opdoy evening at the. homn or Mrs.
i ‘ lo Munro, captain of Troop No. 3.
M was voted to motor to Camp Tre-
it on Lake Hahlah“ ah in Dnnbury
hove lunch therc. Thr; Girl Scouts
the High school who arc second
. Scouts are to ink». the home
Inc. first aid and hmlth tests with
Wendcroth. They are request-
C0 leave their names with Miss
den-am. secretary to the Super-
dont. of Schools Buchanan. who
notify them xvhvn and where
,floeting is to take place. Th"
no will take an evening course-
”: subjects.
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A. L. “food. Mrs. M. Ruch-
Mrs. G. “Food and Mrs. Enoch
.1.on motornd to “’hito Plains
,Elrtsdaie, New York, “'edncs-
. O C
on: those attending tho, Dan—
Flir Norwalk Day were Mrs.
Itn sr'm’l
M, Mrs. “2 Graf, Mrs. Bor-
nu. and Mrs. Chic and. son.
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Miss Mary Snlfh‘n.
l|<~.\nin:_\—r llH uca'inn.
insimnnixe llvnding.
li,\'mn—»".<tan«l upstart-1 up. {or
.lrrus."
;.\'<*rlptiirr~ llvnuling.
"Tho livtiu‘ns l{"SOl|n'i" “-l-‘nW-tlioz-
rn. .
"horns and Trnor Solo-mum
.\ lhi'eciil.
r'rayt-r ~- llrestrn Amen.
Hymn—«”A niitzhtv tortrtss is our
th‘t’l."
I‘Iftertn-r) «Gloria.
Soprano Sulnmbliss lith'i Mouith-
rough. i
Sermon \ mil to a. iiilE‘ r tumor-'1'“HS "H W 'M' from tint-fifth iri-
it-ni‘l." ‘(lll- -lilil‘ti HY' llia‘ I'fliur‘ir! Sllfilll‘l ll"
"linrk. Hark. .\t.v slim"....th-llrizi-‘Ul'l‘llm "-“ “"4" ‘0‘"‘5- TNT":
t‘horus and Soprano Solo—Misslmiar'v‘rsof illr»(‘t‘rt‘ni consumption
int this mutiny is in the form of
)lnyla Froficld.
Hymn “’Who is on thrv Lord's strict“
il'llf‘tllt‘lR-l’l.
[‘ortlu-ioo‘Tnllty
ii-‘lrsohn.
Miss Mary Sniff-"rt.
liltmrviiatrly :iflrr tho
.‘ir‘l‘\i(‘r- the-Tr pill ho Communion a
participation of tho Lord's Supper.
“ill tnnvonn
or first" —-,\tv~n-
Sunday 91 linnl
llzlfi A,
their t‘illi'll‘tll in Him»
tliu, ()Pt-llllil: t\rrt‘i:~-‘.’.
'l‘l'ic V. l'. t“. i:
llll"""lll: for tho Fall
inspirational program
T‘..\l. An
l'mer‘.
:il 7
Iraq
City Briefs and Persouri .Ménfion "
at :t'nr bread nerds consideration.
.\l. 'l‘h. wwrnlxz arr \irnmliin tho Ann-rivnn lustv Fillnt‘lhlll): is
“ill hhiul if! first rl-'rom
lplnnnfi'l. Tho ymini: Wonk“ 3“" Plfln' . rurni
’
i . WESTPORT i
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler have
moved from W'estport. Ind-will motto
their home in Pelham Manor during
the W‘inter months. “Air. and Mrs.
Schuyler will return to Weatport
next summer. !
The Doric Chapter 0‘. E. S. gave I.
farewell party for- Mr. ond Mrs.
Clothier who are going to Csiifornis
to make their home. Music and
games were in order during the
evening. Mrs. Clothelr. who Was
formerly an officer in the Doric
Chapter 0. E. S. was presented with
a. very beautiful silver pie knife and
a silver pie center. The best. wishes
of their many friends go with the
Ciothler family.
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The firemen were called out twice
yesterday. The first call “1.3 to ex—
tinguish a. fire that had caught in a
pile or- rubbish at. “Washington street
and lit-or Grnon avenue. Before the
first lira: was out a second call was
sent in from Burrs Bridges “here a.
dwelling house was burning. The
house was occupied by a. Japanese
sud was completely destroyed.
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Alixr-ria Jennings and
son. Arthur .lrnnings accompanied
Miss Lillian Darrow to NPW York
this morning. Miss Darrow is railing
on the Sicamship Cynthia. for Cuba.
Attvr thr sailing of the. Pynihls. Mrs.
Jennings and son will go to Albany.
N. T. whore thnv will spend :1. {cw
dam with relatives.
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Tlirrr~ will be a, mceiing of the Au-
gust. Matthias Port. American Legion
and of tho auxiliary on tho evening
Mrs.
of 0M. tmh. in tlzv Pablo Building.
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Mr. {Illtl Mrs. Curtis Jours and
Miss Lucilli“ Fi-ld att- nded the Dan-
burv Fair today.
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A “nokt‘nil
ginn along thv Shnrn Farm. at thé
and a Shiv York cater'r “ill
\tdn tho food.
0
pro-
i Miss Flam Wakrman is omployed
Supply Makes Bread
Economical Food
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fifiimw-riiir an l-iuvllrnt Sprflut for
i [tread
i 'rhr hmisowlfo who is a wise pro-
ixidvr will saw in it that her family
uhns plmur or ltrr-ad. Nutrition r\-
l
whom bread.
.lns' at [llt‘hlll thorr» is an Abun~
(ianl stiprh' r-r wlmat. and broad is
In lit-up. An inrrcmso in its use would
,r-rult in a lnrttt- saving to tho Arn-
morningierican family and at tho sum?» time
nd '
tpruvidr- a simplr but excellrnt diet.
1 The srlertion of a suitable spread
For
(r'rillt'f‘lit'l “illi Width in sprt‘rl'l ll‘.‘
i'r-wi .m«l lli‘lk" it innrv palatable.
a riirtiw standpoint. also.
lvreatl is not in itself a imlnnc'Vl ra-
Hon lint nr‘rtls a complement in the
u! a nutritious spread com~
ninp :rrat tliincs lul‘ l‘ll“ cunzing'pnm-rl mt tin mlilvie fat.
Ix: .ir, l‘i-r this purpnv margarinn is bo-
.'\.-: .1 5Pm'ilii {rallirl “3' ti." “"‘ll'il'w. rail“! to Ill" .‘Illl‘ntltfli (if and
int: M'I‘UW‘ 11' 7:3“ P- M~ “" “"3 lollis-‘Ii h)’ the: Amoi'icun hOthi‘tVlft‘.
lintn t’li'imn minutrs of 201‘; scrxlco
by '14-» m-iiizrr-grition.
'l‘hr uiirizrr‘ml awning: procrnm to]
luus:
Nun-turn \Vli- rl
...... . . lit-pry
Miss Mary Sniti‘vn.
qonz Sonic» it} t‘t’llilIl'-‘l::|li(‘ll.
i
llrrpnnsixr limiting.
"Lost ('orrl" ............. Sullivan
Chorus
Prayrr.
{Soprano Solo Miss Klara Klein
iSernirii‘p-Au Appeal to L-ommori
Scum.
l'i)‘l'nl‘l-~-"Til¢ shadows of the even-
ing."
“Mir-diction. ‘
Awakening ............. Alderson
Mir.- .\tary Fnift'n‘n.
Tl‘u‘ church oxtonris a most (‘nrdinl
imitation to all its friends. and all
thr- visitors and strangers in Rowav-
ton.
Tho usual mid—weak prayer "H'-
it'r‘ will lm hold on Thursday mon-
inz 8 o'clock.
She wants wheat flour to ho pliitu.
prilntalwln and nutritious: and the
wants tho spread to ho. puro. whet-u
«mun and tl“illl07l!. .lrlko (3001’)
H 1.7K niargurinr answers this l’C-
quirr'mont pertcctl}.
.lnlke GOOD LUCK Marcarinn is
propared from pure ingrwlients.
\thlosomo food oils rondrrel i'iom
moat fats arc blcnvlt‘d into a [terroct
"nlll‘EIOl‘i with milk that is recon-ml
fresh and awn-pt rach morning from
our (arms. Both the ingredients and
the. mothod of preparation are do-
lighttulir pun. and sanitary. During
the entire procoss or production
Jolke Goon Li'cx Margarine nor-
cr romvs in contact with human
hands.
Bread spread with Jolke GOOD
LUCK Margarine forms a. combina-
tion that is delicious and nourish-
ing. th-r‘im'cr tho one is used the
other should also be in evidence:—
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Daily Fashion Hint
FROCK‘OF run- CREPE
The large collar; which must be
lockoned with in the treatment of the
neckline: of new (rocks, rings true to
form by emphasizing variety. .1 It
it appears in round outline on :1 fr
oi cinnamon-brown fiat crepe. i
made of silk lace dyed to matc‘
ere . The dress class on the sh:
an features hits as well as the
“yo-piece col at in its trimming.
dium size require- 5% yards 36—h..-
alt-rial.
l‘ll‘rg
house party is to be:
humn of Mr. and Mrs. T“. H. Lewis.
'l‘liv‘t'r arc in im 1'33 gum-ts. .\ .Vaw:
York tlrvhrstrn will furnish musfci
by the House Committee at'Bo'dIord’
"House to temporary Secretary. Miss
Wakemtn is a resident of Southport. '
in Westport.
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The Staples High School lune or-
ganized a basketball team for the
season. with John Beatio as Captain
and “’altc}; Ennis as manager. Their
first gsmé will be played the second
week in November and will be the
preliminary game to that at the
Compo Life Guards contest. The
some: will be played in the "Y"
Gymnasium. and the practise games
will be played on the court. Tom
Harrington. former Oswego Normal
court star has volunteered to coach
the team. which will start work very
soon. Probable members are John
Beattle. Hugh Beattir, James Hub-
bell. Robert Duncan and Charlie
Lyman. .
pond is well known
Thore will be :1. met-ting of‘ the
“'estport. Boy Scout Council in the
Library Hall next. monday «routing
to take the matter of having Quar-
ters in the Y M. A. C. into consi-
deration. It is important that all
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Fury Blue Rose Rice. 3 lbs.. 2-50
Fancy Maine (‘orn . . . . 3 mm 25c
Early Juno Pans tau can
Toilet Tissue. " for
A. STULL
24 Cottage 8t.. East Norwalk
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members or the council sttsnd. » >
o o o -,
before the Town Court again on
Monday Nuzzo is charged with as
sault with intent to kill. for an at-
.rlt'K on his father-in-law. The
case has been continued over a.
period of three months.
Durant Touring. 1923. extras
.................... . . . $200
Studclukrr minister. tilts.
0 cylinder .............. 8225
Ford Touring. starter. “inttr
top ............ . ....... $200
Durant Sedan. 1922 . . . . . . . $875
SHUFELT BROTHERS
lit'msr a: STAR mlzsiiwts
20! \vnhinmon Sin-cc
(4.:
One of the New
FALL PUMPS
Made of Log Cabin Suede,
trimmed with brown kid.
Carries one 3-4 Cuban
heel. Good looking snd
good fitting.
()va $4.95 mm
" Quality at Reasonable
Prices ’ ’
Host Norwalk Phone 3075
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GEHEBE’JS
Prompt Delivery l'lmne 527
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It's Here If It's Housewsro
t
Make ironing casicr and quirkt‘r
by using s Hotpoint Electric iron.
“'0 carry :1 comp-low lino. \Vn also
have. a large assortment m‘liron
wart such as \viifflo irons. pancake
griddli-s. mnttin pans. dutch ovens.
frying pans. r'tt‘.
33 “Aunts-urns s‘rRI-irrr
Stuff]! NOR\\';\IJ\. POSS.
of»?- A‘» u u o. w 00 00 u «’09‘
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MillHEll 0F mm.“
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UillliE FAMILY “*"h‘"
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I. M
Recommends Lydia mit- VI— anon-«N. i J
5 hun’sVogehbieComponnd Will R f
‘ to Other Mothers 1d]; 1/
civiiimm'w’in'g-Sgii f “will? i" l
a was ms or no ng. I V.
Tan-Irma. Iq—
b°°°m°th° DMTidh .
.- m-L It—a nu. ms.
k The Old Favorites
9-“ 3-,,
Il- Y ti I h
- .
- Wm? 0"“
._ Vt— iom . tam
And Nae Good Ones
.. , Jul Ont!
Mn mob. h .lud r I- urn. PLAY 1m
5:... humorous. m mmrw
he potbersick mothers."—-Mrs.C.A. -
Mounts, Box 634, Window, Minn.
My First: Child
Glen Allen, Ala.-—"l have been
“flatly benefited by taking Lydia E. . ?
klism's Ve table Compound for I. ’
bearing-down _eelingnnd painmlwas ‘
troubled in this way for nearly four
, years following the birth of my first
child,anclat times could hardly stand
on in feet. A neighbor recommended
he agenble Compound tome one:
. had taken doctor’s medicines with-
ui much benefit. Ithurelieved my
:ms and gives me strength. I recom—
.iend it and gige you permission to
use méasstxmonml ether. ”~11qu I
‘n'Allen. Alabama. - ~ 1
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
The case of Pctsy Nuno will come .
Rialto Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
._ in .—
Elinor Glyn’s
“SIX DAYS”
Oh! Boy i What a. Picture!
. MARK-OFF’S
The Home of Bargains!
School Shoes for
Boys $2.25
Girls $1.95
All sites in Black 1nd Tan
MARK-OFF SHOE
STORES
42 so. MAIN mam
so. Konwslix
—
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Oars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
Too Late for, Classification
“'ANTED-Glrl for general house-
work. Good wages. Apply at 18
Haviland St. or call 1771.
PATENTS
WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
:‘ormerly Examiners U. S. Pat. OffiCe
1115 Main St.. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents.
0-9.
GENUINE mourn-r HATS
In All the Latest Shapes and
Colors.
$2.65 to $3.50
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 “Washington St. Sn. Nor-walk
I am fitting myself up u a service
station (or garages. All work on
flat. rate less 25 per cent. for garage
man. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 24 hours' notice and crank shaft
pin repaired while you wait. Cylin-
derical grinding inside and out on
Landls' Universal machine.
CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN
SATURISAY, OCTOBER 6.1m .
Miss .Kathrine Lawlor. or .1. 1nd
J. Cashes. Inc.. was taken Sudden'
ill at her work yesterday and had a
be carried to he to
r home in San
by automobile. "Eamck
Try a. Bottle of Angel Brim
Chocolate Matted Milk
blade by
THE NORWALK mm
COMPANY
33 Center Ave.
Phone in“.
Norm
. Home doliverim. 20c qt: 12:: pin.
5
MAIN CLOTHING
STORE
130 WASHINGTON Sf,
SO. NOR‘VALK m“
WHILE THEY LAST
SUITS
(Foot of Haviland St.)
South Somalis, Ct. Phone Ilfi
ALL WOOL $ 12-98
1310 North Anna.
Between Oak sud Center 811,?
ammo“, con. .
Phone Barnum 5586-2 .
Como-Hum: Parts and Tim to
Fit Any Motto of Car.
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WILLIAM w. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
40 80. Main St. Telephone 3339 !
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
DAUGHTERS OF
Open Afternoons and Evening:
I
.NORWALK TOWN HOUSE BAZAAil
OCTOBER Nth-18th
Under the Auspices of the
THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION -— NOR‘VALK CHAPTER
Admission Free
We happened to be in Grand Central Station a few weeks ago.
A Britisheiv dressed conservatively, yet up-to-the—minute
-—was standing by
“Balmore” overcoat.
.3 gate. He was wearing our STEIN -BLOCH
We couldn’t resist asking where lie Had bought it. He re-
plied “in London, tho this Stein-Bloch suit was purchased a year
ago in Sydney, Australia.”
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We feel that clothes that can stand the fest of circling the
globe, are a pretty safe bet for us to be selling.
Top Coats as low as $27.50
‘ .We use the same care in selecting our hats and furnishings.
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“Cross” Leather Goods.
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Norwalk Chronicler