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When
When Santa comes: what will he bring
you? And what will he bring your
woman friends? Hand- -painted blotters
and tinfoiled fudge—or a gift that’s
sure to please—an all-year gift, like
TERI—A0188"
HOME JOURNAL
A submption to this great home maga-
zine will not only delight your friends,
but will save you hours of worry and
dollars of expense.
Myronsmforosllingyour yournme. intimetoer-
rive in the Christmas mail.
Let me urination just one
if...” .53.? °‘ d°'
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m. 1924 mus—“£331..
reproductions of 18 art
masterpicms that $100.-
000 .000 couldn’t buy 1 And
a year of The Journal—
America’ 5 Home Mag-
azine—costs only 3“
A Gift That Reflects Your Good Taste
M. J. Burke
Tel. 35643. 21 Marion Av., E. Norwalk
represent The Journal and
will be glad to forward
your gift orders for you.
And with each such gift I
will see that a magnificent
full-color ment—
reproducing one of Botti-
celli’s bat-laved master-
pieces—will be sent, in
] EARLY THRIFT AHECESSH‘.
WITH PM W PRESIDENTS
By 8. W. STRAUS,
President American Society for
Thrift.
P constructive values of thirtt.
study the lives of our Presldenta
John Adams
taught school
as a
money for his
education in
the law; Zach-
ary Taylor ls-
bored as a
boy on his “F
ther's south-
ern plantation
and had preo-
tlcally no
early educa-
tional advan-
" w' "“u’ m; mum:
Fillmore worked as a village
school teacher and borrowed the
money to enable him to study law.
The early struggles or Abraham
Lincoln and the disadvantaged
under which he became one or the
greatest men of all time, are known
the world over. As a boy Lincoln.
"the rail-splitter." worked for ten
years on his father’s farm. and it
is said that all of his schooling
amounted to only one year. An.
drew Johnson came from a poor
family in North Carolina. and e: 8
boy was apprenticed (or ten years
to s tailor during which time he
taught himself to read and write.
James A. Garfield had practi-
fllly no educational advantages as
e young man. and was compelled
to maintain himself early in lite
by the hardest or farm labor. At
one period he earned his livelihood
by driving a team of mules tor a
canal boat
Warren G. Harding started life
doing chores on' a term in Ohio.
An Antha'lned Subscription Rear-camel“ of
m 1495' EDIE JOURNAL THE COUNTRY m
(12 urns—‘ _ Si) (SZ'u—fl)
THE SAIURIMY EVENING POST
($2 im—SZ)
(CM-=8)
Home!!! South Nor-walk, last Norwalk, Westport,'8temford, Dal-ion, Cos Cob, George-
town, Bleak Bock snd Bridgeport.
w.- I! FOR SA! 3
... . u ~m_ mu: m _HELP WANTED mm MISCELLANEOUS
, - ‘ - — lie 3 m ‘
. m“ 32¢ ...-l We do; “pm". Phone; old po- FORD SALESMAN—We are going '
. 0‘! one 188.12-: to employ one more Ford um. STENOGBAPHIC SERVICE I
......... ll m. 1”“ SALB—Hudlon touring llm- 33:20 v3.1,“ is ‘ l'eal opportunity, This is to announce the removal
....... 3:. co 011'“an A rare chance to acquire Ph°ue :9. Flint inc, 7 West Ave. or my ofllce from 8 North Main St
ohzdffcat’heget “If, “and" ugh 00 N- :9 to 1: Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. l
-——- l... I a a ow price. In g - D on or about December let.
_ , m shone mechanieuly “.1 ”if; waif}: ““1 “ll-“mm We ere M. H. coxx.
. .. l{l,_\ I mm The Erwin N. Jenning- CO 1 8 “3 empmy ”‘3 “‘0" F0"! 13-3
l' “ ‘ .._.———-— 1m: . 27 Harrison St. .. a semen. This ls a real opportun-
"" I B"°‘°"°"' CL “5‘ Data W. Flint. Inc 7 West
1‘ 3.. D4 Axe. Phone 2900 ' 13-3 PAPER assume.
‘ FUR “PL—Dodge tourin Paper your rooms now with up-to-
; ~_..-. l his little car has i l egéepti’oz—n‘. WANTEL, due style wall paper and enjoy them
it lull) good a". end will "line! ‘0 W .. through the holidays. Wall paper for
:i AA“- 3 umone wanting that type 0‘ luto— ANTED—Young men for general every room in the house. Price rea~
“Am Klrnnbllo ’lhe Erwin M. Jennings cleric“ VOIR. Phone 1‘55 {or sonnble- Try our estimate.
f A . ‘Hs‘t’o. inc.. 2? Her-risen St, and“. ”90mins!"- N-" JOHN HUDAK
‘ ‘ AA. l'mt. Ct. D4 Phone 346 47 Benton st.
"" 'l on. SALE—s cl l. W! mIEle-Young men wants com-
- ‘ I)2 I Kissel [port 0 0 room in private tom
' ..., Willing Very attractive and smart preferably with bath and are lla. e. PROPERTY OWNERS 9
' 100' i x z ‘ II your root 0. K. {or the winter.
1 A: “ ‘3 a a “"Y 10" price. Thu “‘1 located in residential moo Let u. mpoo: no estimate on any
-.- :wlnsbtl. Lending- Co., Inc. 27 an». convenient to Washington hive“, necemsry repairs. This free service
-.— x 10" “deepen-t. Ct. 1)., Address L. 31.. c- -o The sentinel or now may save you money later.
3nd ll- on SALE—Sluts Bearcn. v", Phone 93, evenings. x- 30 HY-GRADE ROOFING C0. :1
~... I last. Slx practically now u," CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN gmbeihs13ߣeet South Norwalk.
3‘:fim‘iié’é‘fiflifiitfil...“‘1': ... .. “mm“ '
p lrsruo is right. The Erwlnaill. Jul. that?“ ”01 for the “ht ”b. b Just the "meet the year. to make
A,” .3 Co Inc 27 en- a then on all work. iron. the home n hit cooler. You will sure-
lirlflgt‘llort c! ' mum“ 8‘" ""I’ bronze end drill M “'3" in I! went to get some linoleum for
. 3 .' I ' ' ”‘3 “m “'0 ‘1 8nd" of Macao Me» the kitchen. or an art sdusro. Donal
.43“, 31k)“- SALE~Cadlllnc roadster in tor-Oi and Gran“ Th. '0'”! prices bly a lamp for the living-room
“.-....- mce shape. Paint bright and in town. “bother you want to buy or sell.
- “1L... \ery reasonable. The Erwin I WBOAT PLACE just remember. Tel. 903. H. Ash. (4
,1. .\l. Jennings Co.. Inc., 27 Harrison (Foot of Haviland 8t.) Water street.
gum sr, Bridgeport. Ct. D_ 3 South Nomi: Phone 915 CALL OR l'l'E
”- Al L-l'. SALE—Late series 1923 Max- 0. E. BANKS 3- JAM
.r- l “"11 coupe with many extras. Like Telephone sex It you have second-band furniture.
1 [pr-m very low mileage. An upper. Millet Making W“ ‘3‘} Jam: or metal of any kind. mason
' .,‘_A in ml) )ou should not overlook. The Upholsunn‘ prices paid. Tel. 499. 37 Fort Point
. l1n.ln u. Jennings Co..1nc., 27 nor- Picture Pruner and Mirrors. Shade- m"-
l: :rxsun Sf. Bridgeport. Cl. D- 3 “Ode to Oflla- NAGY “Fibs.
ll UH SALE—Brand new bathroom. 1 wwvgkp 80 Hawk 0‘. Local and long distance truckinz
, 1.3 $30 syphon closet. china low- down an SAMPLES of all kinds Plano moving Specml
tan k, enamel bathtub and lavatory, van for moving purposes. Dally trips
,,-. ' "ll .m 21 all nickel- -plsled fittings; spoo to New York City. .
3Ll.ll big bargain, white steel medi- 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818 syllme
' . . t-i. 2-3 cabinet; 35. Seldenberg & Co 304-14 nights.
'1 3:"; Last 134"" street, New York Look who is hare Efren l mu-
1 )' - s A . .
3 N 19 OS the best price {or junk. 2nd hand
Al ultd SAI E—Essex touring, coach furniture. 3096. N-S-‘l
I an cab. “e have now for im- All makes of legacies. Starters. '
l‘f" “‘"0 demo” some Slightly used loner-store and Ignition Systems re- ”Magggigb fihln'r
stwx automobiles. They are in onlred and installed. We ere "bo All St'lea Buttons Covered
l" ryA way similar to ngyv cars. Be— selling New lioscb ignition to: ’ to 0rd"
1 N" 'uylng any care. i u owe it to Fords end all other can. . . ,
_ { 1 ml: to Anvem‘am the” wow us 50' mm 5:. 50. 3mm KNORRS ART a. NOVELT: 880::
ml lf’ ' -l rtul values. The Erwin M. Jen- thg 34. Commercial Bldg. ' orwa
v, iii-,3" l ““1 ’ .x. int-ZS Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St. Fire: :031
"‘ _- ’"“—'_ 3h: lvlgoport. Ct. D-3 WILLIAM w. DAWSON, Jr. ‘ ' GARAGE!
llll' SALE— Portable and permanent build
’2; bahmad “1°“mede (“3315' ARCH'TECT Inge for every purpose. Sheet stew
.l 3: 3:12“. dining room table and chairs. “ 80' Main 8“ wepbonc 333' gut-:02: baffligton Your premises
much and other articles. Can be IOUTH NORWALK. can". ‘ , ,
.3 .3 3'.»- n mornings at Dibble homestead. . EAGLEflCAUNFl‘:lé;110!\OO.
I. ,lpnsllt‘. Methodist church. ltoway- 399° nn.
ll-l i‘w' Ph°n° 8" D" l Edison Manda General Electric
~-:. i on SALE—USED nouns-4:23 FOR SALE ' um” “Wm
" “‘ Elem room. house. conmuy lo- cannon and lingo-Pr
, Roadster, 1923 Roadster with bed _
Q? ~ \ ‘ lo lv1923 Open Delivery. 1923 Tan catedawell built “d nicely nr- --.8uceeeeore to.-—
‘i ll 1: ml: I,Curminsldc Duteo “1. Flint. ran to keep ere. Price Norwalh Branch '
* ll? ph .900 s: 2., ~ ”-00"- TW "fulfil STAMFORD mscrmcu. CON
3 :0 West Ave one ' ' h - ' ‘ Ton room house. two Mills and TRACTOR
l __ . _ two heaters. suitable for two Incorporated
I (x): 1:2: E85323]: geese": Tog; “mine“ Located in m“; '33" ‘1 Electrical cosmetics and Repnln
'm-..nlng gown. ma chum-ex... 310m: (190W ““0“ ”'00 3' .5 0- v ROODNER BLOCK PHONE in!
:mg' Hall. 106 flain 8“ O D O Paperhanger. Decorator and Plltll
”1301’. SALE—Or exchange. s mahog- ,. er. Lust-t snot-uncut at finer
.. .. A. . <()\; 3 nny upright piano. Apply at 52 an (9’ 0 well paper and palnters' supplies a.
: ” ll . - .V.1n z-ndt street.“ Phillip P. Ma- e -. reasonable prices. 'i‘ry our tumour
. .... ihoney. a door and deck enamel which will
3"" . . .; Router! -— Insurance live you s an- loos wear on any
:2 ‘ ‘ . l on SALE—28 Chickens. wefe n be- 11 South Main gm kind or floor.
lw con 4 and 8 munds. Inquire PM. “0 ALEXANDER WHITE
W's-"y Ernest Britta. 5 Fitch Street. East 85 Love 81.. Phone 2853
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Pork R08“ .0 e's s e:s °‘r-‘s'- .- s‘epgo: ‘
Broad and Butter Pot Roast ~~ 18‘
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Calves Liver .
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SmokedShoulders ...........Q 14c
Shoulder Pot Roast ..... .... 12m
Fresh Shoulders . . n. . . . . 121/24:
sticking Piece Pot Roast ...-...- 16c
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Holiday Suggestions
In recent years gifts have been running more and more
to the practical and never before have we had such 3
fine assortments ready at such an early date.
We have what the greatest number of people want,
priced in a way that meets with the approval of the
greatest number of shoppers. Let us assist you in solv.
ing your gift problems
86 WASHINGTON STREET
AND NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!
Get your shopping list ready—and remember to head it
with this word' in big letters—SLIPPERS. For here we have
gathered together a wonderful array of slippers for every
member of the family and friends as well. '
D0 A8 OTHERS ARE DOING—SHOP EARLY l
NIILTON ELWOOD
m WASHINGTOI 81'. soon NORWLLI
"nun norm or G00!) -0155"
BOY SHOES
Educators—~01 brown or black calfskin, made with oiled sole
and Winglootrubberbsels $535M $5.50
I. P. 8.—A rugged school shoe of brown outwith solid oak
leathersoleandrnbberheels.sise1to6 $3.50
J. P. 8.——In brown elkskin. unlined heavy sole, sires 31/,to
Moccasins—0f brown elksk’in, Inrkide sole, rubber heel,
For several years he earned his
livelihood as s. type-setter. school
teacher, insurance agent and news-
paper reporter.
(him Coolidge‘s first job was a
fine boy on his father’s farm. He
worked his way through college
part of the time. His vacations
all were spent in earning money.
One might easily add to the list
of our Presidents who have
learned the value of thrlrt as an
element or success. Hayes. Cleve-
land, McKinley and Wilson learned
its value out of the book 0! their
on early strugglea
These are not new roots. Every
schoolboy should know them. Dv-
'ery young man beginning a bus-
iness career should be reminded of
these splendid examples of ob-
steclee overcome.
, The lives of most
ml men constitute
in thritt.
ally success-
best lessons
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m‘ Phone "2
H ERSHFI ELD
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Howell:
PADDED VANS POE
1031111033 MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South N orwalk
you would learn a lesson in the,
Used Cars
Auto .10; :szories
...... ”RED
REPAIRING AND 0m.“ ..
PARTS AND ACCESSORI“
56 No. main St. .
SERVICE STATION “son's”
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE
so. it . ‘
$2.00. Value
Main Clothing Store
136 Washington Streeti-"s
Fall and Winter
UN VDERWEAR_
98c
Union Suit! -—
Policy Refrigerating
25 Monroe St.
BOILERS
ExperftndBoiler
REPAIRING
_ and .—
RE-TUBING
——TffE———
Supply Co.
80. Nu
F. H. BAX
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Agent for Page & Show
l‘ilford Green seal and M
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MONDAY. WEDMAY,
I to 12 Mid I:30 D 5:8.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
K. Y. OFFICE
201 W. 20th St. uncles: 8059
so South Main Sum ’ ‘
South sou-went. Loe‘ u.
FRIDAY
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CONNEALLY eBRACKEN
81 Washington St. . South Norwalk
Beefw‘... 7c
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girdles
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Rose, Blue and Purple, unlined ... $8.987
BEACON 3mm 30338 in new and attractive styles
and coloring—satin trimmed collars culls and
W eefle one one exsezwn e-e error. emote. $6375 ‘nd ”I”
CHILDREN’S BEACON m BORIS-L3 to 6 yrs.
‘t ..IOII.O'DCIIO-O'l..30.-..‘Oafiiflijio mud“
BABIES’ BAHROBBS—whitghlnesndpinhm,$1.75
1180'
‘1 West Ave.
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