dun GTYOUBUY
It has always beenwur policy to give our customers just
ttle the best of it as to grades. ./
If there is any doubt about a board, it must be laid out.
0 want our trade to stick with us during the {ears to dime,
end to obtain this desirable result we realize but we must
give satisfaction and a little bit over. "
It
' .... Price is not the 11 hole argument—it quality counts.
‘ Sheetrock, Cornell, Celotex Well Boards; Oreo—Dipt Shingles.
1e Hatch 69‘ Baileyj Co.
w. L. DOUGLAS
FOR- MOTHER
Get her a pair of worm lined
shoes for this wenther‘bthcy
sure will please.
LOWE PRICES
F/OB Q ALITY
.Keeler’s Shoe Store
e
. .
THE dcllceie mechlnery Oi
your eyes at the first Inti-
' trillion oi trouble need- ‘he nt-
tuition of s cnpahle optometrist.
Proper exnminnlion Ind the
right lcnsa. t
WILLIAM wJ. ”MOORE
OP'I'O M'E’I'KI ST
Sealer Building. \Y ushinginn St.
Goufll Nos-wall; Phone 7052
DeForest Reflex Radio
Sets and Parts
’ OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
. WRECKING CO.1
9310 North Avenue
Between 0111: and Center Sta,
BRIDGEPOB'I', 001717.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
Second-Hand Pens and Tim to
Fit Any Make or Ger.
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC co.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
2913
A Few Good Buys in
Used Cars
Aaron Kohn
. 9 Railroad Avenue
‘ euro accussonncs
PHONE
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n
FA LL SUITS
-—--esnd—-—
..... .. - , ! OVERCOA‘I‘S
OLD FRIENDS AT THE ‘ ..
$13.00 to $35.00
OLD PRICE .
1110 Lowest Priced Store in the
Normlhs.
;The Old Well 5chigar
Pertecto Bouquet, 10c ASHER 'GLICKSON
Clolhlcr. [latter and Furnisher
to Mon and Boys
1: MAIN ST. NORWALK
Roodner
Feed Co-
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W ‘ noon. seen on r.
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I DAY and NIGHT - Phone 2400
I I 310nm. Ann Street
Rowland M. Beach
E16 France St. Phone 2140
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our FLOWERS, Bououn'rs
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
SESSIONS
, 21.111. COMMERCIAL South Norwaik, 00“
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g 33301.1, qu Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Melted mu.
.. Msdo by
COLLEGE
notional Bank Building THENORWALK DAIRY
m... m- COMPANY '
complete Assortment or 33 Qenter Ave. Nor-wan:
.,;~nmnrs and com. , ' ”m “M-
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I." g" :3 2:52:18 . ' ““5 “Merle. 20° or: 12o plot
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E. K. Banks ‘ ou-
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TRY IT ONCE. AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New Englend Ira-d Rye Breed
' VIM Breed
1s: yous osomlron 1r
Louis D. Mittern
.Phoneasrnmn see
new sure mos
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A? West Avenue. '57" w ‘ . . -
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Perm sir-roams!
30m; WILL, 3569 ALL-
Nifilfl'fi mam...
MEETING THE
HElR APPARENT
CAUSES THRILLS
It is no use p—r_—etendin5 (113' an in-
vitntion 'to lune the honor of mm:-
lug Hts Royall Highness the Prince
of \‘Valcs' does not. cause a. pic-.1311“
flutter in the heart Orin American
in London. ‘
1‘ rom the moment the non ptancc
is dropped in the bright red pill.”
box under the 1111p \shcio liing
George's arms assure prompt deliv-
ery. there are a hundred little lhings
that immediately spring into prom—
inence and bcCOmc of absorbing i1;-
tcrescl.
in the'lowor left corner of the big
engraved at home card there is a
little legend that causes uneasiness.
"Orders and Dccoralions." (ioodnesa
what a. blesing it is to be an Amer-
icun. serenely guilllcsa of such imu-
i'uoiery! Yet. “lull nboul pilining’n
small slur or something modvslly 01.
:1 \cry simple frock and “hiking into
the reception room “inn 3 man who
not only had done something not:-
ble. but who had something to shoe:
for it hanging round his neck? No
good thinking about that. now.
The next thing is Jewlels. if you
are not distinguished you surely
must be rich. else why he invited lo
meet royalty? There lies the card
with your name written very plainly
across the blank spoon let: for 'IlL‘
purpose.
\Vell. as far as jewels are concern-
ed they might as “oil be orders and
decorations. Ne“. P
Old Dress Suit All Right.
Clothes. the man is soon disposed
or. In England men's clothes dont.
have to be gone over by steam roi~
lers every few minutes. The old dress
clothes still serve. True, the buttons
are loose instead of light. and the
white waistcoat somehow lacks that
easy slouch which approved dancing
partners seem to cherish, bub—“it's
all right." That is what the man says
and. that settles it. Also. the top hat.
and go to bed.
First thing in the morning vou
phone to your favorite drcsenmkor.
You have never bought a dress Iron:
her. but you go tonll her para-lea
and she has often said thwt if you
cared for one of her models one
would be delighted to make an ap-
pointment. or copy a little Purl. g!-
iair. something quite simple and just
your st'yle. you know.
But. pricevxevculed. shall you blow
a. whole "mere nothing" and go
practically without clothes for a
year?
Another anxious phone. this time to
an old friend at court. “or course it
will do! 'Curtsy'.‘ Mercy. no. child!
Our Prince is democratic. vefy demo-
cr to. He hates'tliat sort of thing.
Ju a nice ordinary dinner dress and
n bob, my” dear. the slightest pos-
sible 31111:. a. mere acknowledgment,
just a. little graceful dip. and he will
do the rest my dear} '
Never mind. If you are not to
cgrtsy and must wear the same old
dress, at least you could be clean
and shining. So of: to the Turkish
baths. then to’the hairdresser-rho
"court hairdresser." or course. v Odd
how that adjective had never im-
pressed you before! To the manicur-
ist. though, 0! course. one wears long
gloves; the face masseuse.n and so on
until you are almost afraid to ap-
proach the jeering family circle.
Guests Shy at First a
At last the hour strikes. the ear is
lit the door and you speed J
through the rainsweptestreets to St.
James’s square and draw up In the
long line ct cars and cabs moving
slowly toward a red and white strip~
ed pavilion spread in trout of Lady
Astor' s statly door.
., There Is mhugege of logs burn-
ing In the grew. en nce hail. every-‘
body reammnbllng in families there,
shy, fluttering a. little.‘ihe women
nervously pulling on their long white
gloves.‘ the men recklessly pulling
their ties all crooked. \
All the time a thin stream of. peo-
ple are slowly ascending the soft
blue velvet carpeted marble stair-
case, with its rosy curtains at
the (top.
Elunkv'm fin tuH- resins
W5;
gasp. a. silent pause, the strains of
:1 Viennese waltz floating sottly from
some distant salon.
Suddenly. as it moved forward on
a. magic carpet. you stand one be-
fore the other. and Lady Astor, in a
shimmering dress 0!“de and Per-
sian tints. with her famous all
round tiara on her tinygold head, is
laughing your shyness away. She
does not smile. she laughs outright
with delight; like a. child she is any-
ing. as also laughs. "The Prince."
and airiiy waving her little bend-to-
“aid 11 dark boy standing quietly
beside her.
Prlncc‘ s Bundshskc Is Manly.
lie catches and holds your eyes.
very straight. for an Instant. There
is a. paus you feel at If some one
sharply tapped the Eek; of your
knees. and you dip the Prince
holds out his hand {or ”I. shake. a
111-111. huskyuqnauiy shake. He says
'somelhlng. prompted by 9. word tram
his hastces. Just a word. his dark
face relaxed. and you any the nicest
thing you can think of.
Then‘the carpet 11161-03 on mys-
teriously again. and you have pass-
cvl out of [he softly lighted room
booked with spring flowers. Other
nwn girl Women are pausing before
the We standing there alone. both
so small. he obliged to smile at her
joyous girlish delight. she mISChIQV!
ousiy hitting off her lrlends with n
romiish phrase. telling of the ex-
ploits of some foreigner In a. half
st‘ntence. encouraging. a. shy girl
with a. laughing taunt. taking a blun-
dering old recluse of scientific or
literary fume by the hand as If he
were her son and holding him‘ while
she introduce: him to the young
I’ilnce. V.
TUESDAY
will. New York. city (455 meters)
3 P. M.-—Afternoon udltoridm
concert from the Wane ker audi-
torium. '
4:30 P. M.—Nachen Adams Roo
san, soprano.
5 P. M.—"The Home beautiful.
a practical talk on inexpensive home
decoration by Dorothy Ethel Walsh.
5:10 P. MrPopulur songs by Ada
Rubens and Rose Shelby.
6:40 P.“ LL-Ciosing reports of
the New, York State Dept. 0! Fame
and Markets; Farm and Home re-
ports; closing quotations 0! the New
York stock Exchange.
6 P. M —"Finding New Friends in
Old books." a. Machlisn story.
7:30 P. M. ~——Plauo recital by War-
ncr Hawkins. "
7: 45 P. M .-——"Buslnees conditions. “
a UniversityI of the Air talk by Dr.
\Varren Hickcrnell. »
s P. M.—l§nno recital b W
Hawkins. y "a?"
8:15 P. Mar-“Baseball and bsnk-
ing" by Henry Johnston. Vice presi—
dent; of the Chathnm and Pheonlx
National Bank. ». - 1
p s: 25 P. Mae-Frmk
French tenor. ' '
8: 35 P. .«M.—-—"Ethuetto" by Don-
bleday Page end company.
8: 50 P. M.—F rank Jacob, French
tenor.
Jacob,
- 9 RM .-—Recltnl by Elizabeth
Gibbs. contralto. ,
9: 35 P. M.-— “Wild Animei Hunt.
ing" by Charles Mayer. ‘ who has
spent 29 years in 1113‘; Jungian. ._
10: 15 P. M.—o1men Talk" Ly
Peter Henderson. -
the Hotel Astor Grill orchestra. _
“'82, Springfield, Mass (831 meters)
11‘: 65- A. lie—Arlington time ‘1‘.
219,7, weather reports.
P15 M.-'-Worid Market survey
from the Department of Commerce.
The Nightmare Room" by A Cennn
Mistakes
.7530 P. Mr-TWIII‘DC tales for "I!
kiddies; "Income ’ Memorial-1111.,”
tourtb lecture in the Household man.
agernent course by Agnes Grieg
Massachusetts division of-_ nlversity
extension...
violinist. pupils or the Springfield
Conservatory of music.
10: so P. M. —Dsneo program by -
fWeckly business report compiled by
Doylefltrom Hennt's_1nternnt.onal .
8 P. M .-—Conccrt by Alice Powem
contreito; Master; Anson Brigham. :
Samuel.
3:30 P. BL-“The Empire "of
Thought." by‘ Frederic Dixon editor
of the International Interpreter.
3:40 P. M.—lnstruction of the Na~
tional Conference Board.
4 P. M.-——Song recital
Samueis.
6 P. M.—Children's hour by Peggy
Albion.
“’08, Newark, (-105 meters)
2:90 P. M.-—Program by Edna
Craig Blancht. soprano. and Bertha
Smith. contralto.
3 P. M. -"Bal{ hours with Actres-
ses" Mrs. Julia. Hoyt. will talk on her
experiences "from society matron to
dramatic star."
3:20 P. M.—Progra.m by Edna,
Craig Blanchl. cud Bertha Smith.
3:30 P. -M.-—-A talk of interest to
yvomen by Maude Hall of the pictor-
ial Review Magazine.
3:45 P. M.—Program by Edna
Craig Blunchl and Bertha Smith.
0:15 P. lit—Marion Ncwland
Adam .soprano. and Roche. Harder.
pianist. in s recital. ’
6:30’ P. M.—-"Man in the Moon
Stories For Children.” copyright oi
the Newark Sunday Call.
7 P. lit—Marion Nowlnnd Adam.
and Rosina Harder. in a. recital.
,“EAF. New York city, (492 meters)
11 A. M.-—"’!he Four Great Delu-'
sions' 'by Dr. Frank Crone. broadcast
direct from Town Hall. New York
city.
11:50 A. M. ——Amcrican Agricultu-
rlst market reports.
4 P. M——-l.oie Boyles. d:smntlc
soprano. accompanied by \Vinlr‘red
T Barr.
4: 30 to 5:30 P. bit—Musical pro--
gram to be announced.
6: 30 RM .-Lowell Sherman. ism—
ous actor .nnd Katherine Cornell, in
the Love Scene Irom the second 11::
the Broadway success. "Cassano-
s."
7 P. M.-—Joseph Morganstern.
baritone. and Minna Rutonbcrg.
pianist. ‘
":30 P. M. 5-1311in sport talk by
Thornton Fisher:
7:40 P. M.-——Orchertra from
French Line S. 8. "Paris."
8:30 P. M.-——"Brooklyn Eagle Cur-
rent Events Talk" by Mr. H. V. Kn!!-
euborn. Associate Editor of BfOOk~
lyn Daily Eagle. '
9 P. M.—-—Annusl Dinner 01‘ the As-
sedation of National Advertiser
lnc.. broadcast direct from the West-
chesler— BlltmOre Country club at
Rye. New York. Mr. P. L. Thomson.
Publicity, manager or the “lantern.
electric company. and president. of
the Association will act as toastmns-
tcr. ’
WGI, 'Medtord Hillside,
meters).
13 Noon—Program on the Edison
Laboratory Phofiograph and by the
Ample-e in the Chickering.
12: 40 P. fi.——New. England wen-
ther forecast furnished by the U. S.
Weatlfér Bureau.
13: 45 P.‘ M.—Closing report on
Fsriiérs produce market rep rt.
7 3 'P. M.——Amrad Women's c ubpl.
"Hospitality talk" by Ida. Bailey kl-
len given thru the courtesy or Job
Moi-roll 8-. Co.. read by Miss Drew. 2.
Descriptive musical arranged by
Gmckering & Sons company. Boston
Aanugnbers played by the Amplco
in the Chickering.
-:5 80 P. M.—~Cloring Stock Market
reports furnished by Elmer H.
Bright &.JCo. number: of the' New
lot-k end Berton Stock Exchange. 7‘
6:10 .‘P. M‘s—Late news flushes:
nort- '
by Cecile
the
Mass. 360
number 161. 7 ; »
7. P M.—-'-Evenlng program. 1‘.
.2903» W. Bcbson. 2. Evening's mus-L
”hauls (1.? be given by the Boston I.
WGY. Schenectady l$80 meters).
_11:55 A. M.-- --'1‘Ime signals.
12:30 P. M .~Stock market report
:112 40 P. Lia—Produce market re—
port.
' 12: £5 P. M—Mmfic and reading.-
~"Tho RennStorgg" by Mrs. ‘W.:: H.
fawn-6y. acheaecudy Woman‘s club.
bulletins. .
--Re.dio drums. "The
km
11 ‘ ,
a; M.—COde practice. lesson?
6, P. lip-Produce and stock mar-J
;A “few moments with
Wflli'n Jacob. more“
I
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' 2 In Union Suits and Separate Garments, for All t he Family
. . AT? PRICES Tn“ ANT MEAN BIG .SAVINGS.
‘ I
THE GENUINE KAYSER CHAMOISE'ITE GLOVES
1.. Under...
A NEW LINE or GOLF HOSE FOR'BOYS 89.10%
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MOTOR GLOVES FOR MEN -AND WOMEN.
wnrs Til HELP
OTHER women
GretefulforHealthReetor-ed
by Lydia EPinkhsm’e
Vegetable Compound
Chicago. III. —-“I am wiliin to
writeto anyg-irlorwomanw ois
. sufi'eringfromthe
troubles I had be-
fore I took Lydia
E. Pinkham’ s
~2 from ess.
- was this way for
' I " thenm sis-
ter-in-law took “13%? table
pound and recenunend
1t tome In
the time I have been Miriam it, it.
has done wonders for me.
house and am able to do lots of war
besides.”—Mre. HELEN SEVCIS 2711
Thomas St... Chicago, Ill.
Women 'enrgsul’f from female
ltrozgiles causinbg backache, irregu-
nri es. fling-down feelin
and “1233;“ should take Lydia
Pinkhsm' sVegeteble Com 6. Not
only is the worth of this splendid
medicine shown b such cases as this,
but for nearly fi years this same
sort of experience been reported
by thousands of women. '
1mMrs. Sevcik is willing to write to
eggs! or wgman suifermg from such
es, an answer edition!
thcv mev like to ask. u q“
As You cm: are
You New NEED ME.-
IF consensus
rou'ne censor
WHILE you've got one eye on
the thermometer .keep the
It
means winter comfort for you to
pick that receiwr off the hook
and get. in touch with heating
experts.
other on our phone number.
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The NASH, RAYMOND
.& DEAN co.
2 Flex Hill Road
‘1 ,
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Special price
Gehebe 3
It’s Here If It’s nonsense .
Phone 527} Prompt Delivery .
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Oil Burners .t'or
Ranges and Furnaces
“DURO” Country'
Water System ,7
Because your satisfaction is
sire to nicks a. lasting friend of you,
brand bf underwear.
VESTS, PANTS AND UNION SUITS
(1 winter wear
in all the correct fabrics for kilns; and md_ 11m“,
your preference, in
the fabric you W311“
tiscntby
Every man
‘your health and comfort. Whatever
have a garment to please you, in
A man came in and said that to us.
How can I Borrow $3 30?
notes.
32
"THIS LITTLE PIG
“'ENT
in delicious lid-bits for your
table these coid mornings in
fresh and smoked
hams and bacon and in pork
products of at; fluids.
sausages.
high grade
prime beef. mutton and Lamb
c110"~
raised, 21nd we cut 2:
them for the tables 0:150
are the
fastidious at
C. D. CHARSOK
Butcher
19 Railroad Am, So. Sorwalk
THATCHER
BOILERS and PtRSACES
Will help you save that high pri'.
They are scientifi
ery available heat unit in H
HOUSE instead of going up the {me
All Thatcher Products are guaranteed
for full particulars.
STEPHEN MILLER
SANITARY PLI'MBIVG
15 Monroe St.
Phone 397-
‘11“Mero‘de” Underwear
and because we
0111's,
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His Wife “as in and need- ‘1
He got the money at legal izter.
est rates and his own term: at repayment. . .
We make confidential loans up to $300 on home furniture
“' e guarar. tee strict
privacy, immediate service and self— -respecting terms.
Cell, write or phone for our plan.
It you need money. you need us.
Beneficial Loan Society
ROOM 203 ROGERS & S‘l‘E\ ENS BLDG
Saturdays 9 to l
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