s. has always been our policy to give our customers just
e the best of it as to grades. '
if there is any doubt about a board, it must be laid out.
e want our trade to stick with us during the years to come,
. to obtain this desirable result we realize that we must
veisatisfnction and a little bit over.
'Price is not the whole argument—if quality counts.
' , -~ rock, Cornell, Gelotex Wall Boards; OreovDipt Shingles.
.e.
e. Hatch £9" Bailey CO.
“The House of Service"
,tThe Textile Store FWINNIPAUIgfl1
.°‘.‘..°."f".’f’. $1.75 FEED STORE
‘mnrocad
We Tussah sun ”an03! 9031-137.
sum ............ 98¢ -,, runs"
‘fi mend Cotto c " '
- nun. yam"...'.°.p.°$l.39 Wmfimmm
$136 WASHINGTON 3r. 3' non-2619
80. N ORWALX '
OLD CARL-s
Sell Your Old Care to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 liorth Avenue ?
Between Oak and Center an.
BRIDGEPOBT. 00".
“ Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-Hana Perte end Tlree to
Fig Any Make of Car.
.- an} A _
n {- THE delicate machinery of
your eyes at the first ll!"-
; motion at trouble needs 'he at-
g eeneteo or a capable optometrist.
. .., Proper examination and the
‘ " eight lenses.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
‘9 Washington St. Phone 1632
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
or am. nmns
ELECTRIC ucur paras luv
= WILLIAM J. MOORE . M sausage
:' OI'TOM'IS'I'RIST ASSQGB-blflhu
TREATRIENTS.
Keel!!! Building. “Washington St.
. Netnreo athlc "(m
j " South Nomib Phone 0032 ‘ p unents Care
for A" Ills Except Contagious
Diseases.
DeForest Reflex Radio
Roodner
Feed Co.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
WHOLESALE
OLD PRICE
. . .. FLOUR. FEED; , '
The Old Well ac (Agar GRAIN 3"
" smaw, rnemxzae, are.
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
w";
A
Phone 2000
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
i SPECIAIS r01: THE
WEEK
Pure Old Fusiiium-d
Buckwheat Flour. 3 lbs. 23c
‘Ulliiomln Largo .‘iu-nty
Prunes lac lb.
more New Orb-nus Molasses
’ :5: qt. We get.
I?
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Melted “ilk
'l‘t'lilct Tissue. 7 for ....... .. Made by
A” 3Tb LL THE NOR ALK DAIRY
24 Cottage St... East Norwaik CO AN Y
33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Phone 1004.
DAY and NIGHT
Horne deliveries. 200 qt.; 13o pint
SESSIONS
ALL gggggcmn .Sacha' Delicious,
ENROLL NOW NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
L City National Bank Building
Phone 314-2.
Fresh Rolls and an... Twice nan,
TRY IT once AND YOU
WILL waur rr ALwavs
New Edglano Brno Rye Breao
Vienna Breed
as: your. sauces roe rr
A Complete Assortment of
BLANKETS and COM-
rosraams _ 7
or All Kinds. Louis D. Mattern
.. (linen: IBM m
‘ tloo—Onm Bag.
E- K- Banks lW 3' nuns-manna
PATENT amass!
Wham note! Block '- m
BOUTB FORWALK.
soawau ao'ro wanes.
mo courm'
psoriasis-1: .
a nowan or. near nonwau
Sets and Parts 8 '2200 p. m.-—-Musin and address.
FAL SUITS 6:30 p. m.——C‘hlldron‘s program.
”d 7:35 p. lll.-lil‘llilh talk.
':45 . .-—- .. '
THE NORWALKS’ OVERCOATS ‘ ....‘;.:::...3‘i,‘_.‘.“\.-:“~.‘¥“¥I}:..‘3§f‘"‘“"
‘ 1 “'JZ. New York.
ELECTRIC CO. $15.00 to $35.00 (455 Meters.)
Agents for the The Lowest Priced Store In the 3:21!) p. m.—-Organ recital on the
_ otel Astor Organ. program play-
11 North Main street “W“: :3..‘:”.:::.:i::8:.:;:
- PHONE 2918 1 4:00 p. m.————l"ashion developments
aofi‘serHEHEthfngSOEh of the minute prepared by \Vom-
L . film or en's “’eur.
to Men and Boys 4:05 p. m.—’l‘\vo one act lays by
11 MAIN ST. NORWAlak the Threshold Players. 3)
4:46“: p. nag—Theodore Van York's
oncert.
5:30.p. m.—Ciosing reports of the
RADIO PROGRAM
“‘82. Springfield. Mass.
(337 Meters.)
6:00 p m.—l)inncr cr‘nccrt by the
“'82 Quint-tic.
7:00 p. nr—“Thc ("ii:illcnge." a Ilrn—
matizmi story from the Youlh's
Companion. "Tilt! Jury Plea. of
Raymond Floriot.“ scene from
Madame X." presented by Thorqns
H. McNaliy. .
:30 p. m.-——'l‘\viiight Tales for the
Kiddies. li‘nrmvrs' Period.
10.00 p. m.-——}’rogram 01‘ Dance Mu-
sic by the Fcnway Novelty Orches-
tra
11:00 p. lll.~—PFOEl‘aill 01' Chamber
Music by the “‘82 Quintette and
Mrs. Harry G. liitson. soprano;
Mrs..\liriam Munyon Thomson, ac-
companist.
“’GY, Si'ht‘xztx‘tafiy. N. 1‘.
(380 Motors.)
7
New York State Dept. of Forms
and Markets: Farm and Home re-
ports: closing quotations of the
New York ‘Stock Exchange: For.
eign Exchange quotations; “The.
Condition of the Leading Business"
by Foreign Exchange quotations;
Evening Post News.
3:0 p. m.—Looselea1 Current Top-
cs.
8:45 p. m.——"Holland Quaint and
Curious" by \Vcrt Harnltz o! the
Travel Club.
:00 p_ m. -— "American Legion
Night" arranged by the Alfred
\K'ilson Post. .
“'OR. Newark.
(405 Dieters.)
2:30 p. m.-—Dr. Winifred Sackville
Stoner on "Child Education."
2:50 p. m.——Elizabeth Mazuikovics,
coloratura soprano. '~
:15 p. m.‘—-Dr_ Harriet VanBuren
Peckham of Brooklyn, N. Y., in
"Health Hints."
:30 p. m.-'—Elinabeth Mazalltovics.
colortura. soprano."
:40 p. m.—Dr. John H. Finley. on
"Education Day." ‘
:15 p. m‘-—“Icicle." Santa. Claus'
assistant at Toyland. will speak to
the Children.
:20 p. m.—Frcd J. “’hltehouse Re-
view.
:30 p. m.—-"l\1an in the Moon Stor-
ies for the Children"—copyright
of theNewark-Sunday Call. '
:00 p. m.~Fred J. “'hitehouse Re-
view.
“'EAF. New York."
(492 Meters.)
11:00 a. m.—1\iusirnl program.
11:10 a. nu——“There was a. Captain
by the Name of Pershing." by Ar-
thur Copeland, under the auspices
110:5"vv’orld's Work."
: a. m_—Talk under t e _
es of Musical America. h auspic
11:85 a. tin—"First Aid and Life
Saving," by Charles B. Scully.
11 :50 a. 1 m.—American Agriculturigt
Market Reports.
‘I
Soprano.
4:15 p. m.——Edward “’eber. Pianist
482€ranm
: p. m.-—Cyril Maude, tame s
grotto}:é eggzlgitggtgxnder the auspices
13:31:51 of Tuberculosis in New York,
:31?" gal: .-Christmaa
“-2
7:40 p. m_-Emma' Gilbert. Con-
traito_ accom a i ‘ ,
Ba". 1’ n ed by Winifred 1'.
7:50 p. m——"Rorna.n
. co at
Feet " by Hector Fu oak
. ller
stol- Goodrich Rubber c.5111.” m;
.00 p. m.——Songs by the Abraham
and Strauss Choral Society.
Program 7 tor
H. C_ Ives.
MESSAGE READY,
White House An-
4:00 p.‘ m.—Elsie. Steger. Dramatic '
4:30 p.m.—-lEJlsie Steger. Dramatic '
Prevention and g ‘
.Your
8:30 p. m.—-"A Talk to Boys." in:
CAPITAL HEARS
nounces President’s
Speech Has Been
Printed
“‘ASlllNGTON. " Nov. 30.~Tlle
‘Whitt: House announcement that
has
President Coolidgc's message
been printed and is in final form
for presentation to Congress has
aroused the liveliest anticipations
among politicians in both parties
as to what the message contains.
There are growing signs of im-
patience among Senate and House
loaders over indications that a de~
lay in organizing the two Houses
may postpone delivery of the mes-
sage just at a time when every-
body is eager to hear its contents.
The message is expected to be
the President's chic! campaign
document upon which his backers
will make their tight to capture a
majority of the convention in his
behalf.
It is also certain that whatever
the position taken by the President
on current issues may be. the rues-
sage will afford Senator Johnson an-
other chance for a speech in which
the policies 0! the Administration
will be again assailed. This applies
particularly to the attitude which
the President may take respecting
the Root-Hughcs-Hoover \Vorld
Court proposal.
1! the President comes out strong-
ly for adherence to the Court, as
urged by Root. Hughes and Hoover
and the entire League of Nations
wing of the Republican party, John-
son has his issue on world entangle-
ments clearly defined. It. on the
other hand. Coolidge evades a di—
rect endorsement and fails to make
it clear whether he favors or dis-
approves the proposal. Johnson's
strategy will be to demand acme-
ono in the \Vhite House with posi-
tive views on such an important
question.
German Financial Crisis on Anier~
lean Markets." by Dudley F. Fow-
ler of the Bank of America.
9:00——-10:00 p. m.~—B. Fisher and
Company's "Astor Coffee” Dance
POU€E CLOSING
m in?
GP Tee. Pesvessy
r
i
l
0N T010 GUNMEN
Country - wide Search,
for Slayers of Brook-
lyn Bank Messengers
——Identity Knovtn
—_——-—-—
NE'J' YORK. "Nov. 30.—-Searchl
{or the two gunmen of the murder.
syndicate who are charged with that
actual killing of “Willem S. Bar-i
low and \Ylllium H. McLaughlin,
Brooklyn \Vest End bank messen-g
gers. on November 14. and also for.
the driver of the death car. as-
sumed a nationm'ide aspect to~
day.
Twenty detectives from New
York and Brooklyn headquarters
were sent by Inspector John
Coughlin into various cities all
Over the country. where the two
slayer: and driver of the murder
car are supposed to be in hiding
with $34,000 of the $43,000 stolen
bunk funds.
Spurrcd’on by the amazing suc-
cess in rounding up at least half
a. dozen of the. band who plotted
the robbery and murders. the do-
tectivc force is spending sleepless
nights and days in its cflorts to
clean up the case entirely.
Today inepoctor Coughlin was
extremely confident that the missing
men would be gathered in the net
before long.
All three or the missing men are
known to the police. Each has a.
criminal record.
In addition to the man hunt. the
police are working on theories that
women may be mixed up in the bank
robbery plot. Certain women are
believed to have had :1 knowledge of
the robbery. either while it was be—
ing planned or after it had taken
place.
_ It was reported today that a por-
tion of a woman‘s garment had been
picked up in the murder car by the
police when it was found abandoned
at Sixty-seventh street and Thir-
teenth avenue, shortly after the rob-
bery. The police would not discuss
Orchestra.
this phase of the case. .-
‘ NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
- \
Our StOCk of Christmas Handkerchiefs :
Is one of our most appreciated stocks and our line this V
precedent'of former seasons. ‘
_ Men’s Handkerchiefs
Pure linen, initialed, half dozen $2.751th Irish Linen .~
~ Fancy Borders . . . . . . . . . . 25c to 95¢ [Many others """" 2°C ‘0 ‘5:
. . . . . .. __________ 1
Lathes’ Handkerchiefs 0W
Hand embroidered'madeira, beautiful designs . . . . . . . .
Pure linen, initialed, halfdozeninbox
Fancy borders,purelin&t,3inbox
Children’s Handkerchiefs, 3 in a fancy box . . . . . . . ........ 39:
A BIG LINE OF LADIES’ NECKWEAR, ETC;
Ribbons of All Widths, Grades and Colors
ANewIntofDoubleFaoedCretonnes
: .
ear {OHOWS h
Irving B. St...
13 Main Street, Norwalk
LADIES' AND CHILDREN 8 SPECIALTY SHOP
TEATCHER
ranges macs
Heat your house thoroughly et-
‘
Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns-
$1.19, $1.39. 51.50, 51.6910 , .
Misses'OutingPlannelGowns........... e
Kisser 9.1th Flannel Billy Burkes, e to 12”?”
Children s Outing Flannel Sleepers, 4 to 14 m... 31-56 '5 e ‘
Boys’ Outing Flannel Pajamas, 8 to 14 ' . " ‘0
Ideal SleepingGarments, 1 to 7 ............................ $18-
mlmimum cost of fuel. ‘ The
Thatcher "Pipelese" is becoming
increasingly popular. not only be-
cause at the great economy it a!-
ford. but also for the efficiency.
convenience and comfort it in-
sures in residences. bungalows.
churches and stores.
LS. . 8': ‘
ASK FOR ”ET“ 88nd Man Sleeping Garments, 1 to 8 , . . . . . .. 51.103521.
We Also nendle Dr. Danton Sleeping Garments. 1 to 8 ...... 81,00 to in
“KODIPAK” Gas Automatic Wa- “We“ 3108131118 Garments, 1 to 8 ......... $1.15 :0
tot Heaters. “DURO” Country
“‘etcr System. FOREST MILLS AND GABTER'S KNIT UNDERWm
, w v; ,,.- viii-l
PALA CEBC OTERY
Palace Theatre Building
The Big Three
STEPHEN MILLER
SANITARY PLUMBING AND
HEATING
15 Monroe St. So. Noe-welt
Phone 807-2.
are made in the most exclusive modes for street and - ..
Q n
L
wear. in dull kid satin and patent kid, Cuban and
heels. Buying these superior shoes direct from the f w
and. elumnates the middle man's profit together with ..
raptd_turnover system only makes it possible to sell
superior shoes at such remarkable low prices ........ it!
SEE OUR WINDOW FOR. OTHER STYLES.
Men Hen: Hen
Special This Week .
1 Cake Palm Olive Soap, 100
1 Tube Palm Olive
70c value for men 49c
Prescription Wort 0m-
Specialty _
The Bovi Pharmacy
orwalk
Shaving (mm ..... . 850 .
‘ $35.“: 2'33..- 3:: madman-essences!"
Value .. ....... . 70c Glft Headquarters
Weddings
Birthdays
52 SO. Ml“! St, 50- N '.
JALIES PARKER. M"?- Annivme‘ .'
Presentations ' \“7
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and NORWALK.
Hill. “J. "y
. .
“Manual
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
\‘G
‘ and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAID . . . ‘
.. “eh. .m... 3.2:” ; F tench and Danish Pastr
"m” 3”“ cottons, to: ocean, namcroos cnocomm _..:
(”INFECTIONS OF ALL KLNDS.
BUCKWHEATcoeI an he need 7
sutltitute for tho‘larger cools "In
'7‘ .9901}!!! less. .. .
trelto..
«NW'T-W at
‘8:50\ p. n—‘mm‘; at
8:40 p. m.—Emma Gilbert, Con-L“
. ing 3335 I too less. the ninth-antenna a savingzot over 31.001 ton}
' on] yto’r banking tires, but as .k
4. changing to I cool that costs
" ' up
“(3'
V : SuPDly Conway . F,
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
b:—
26 WALL ST. 24 so. "no
FENDERS, BODIES
and
RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE/
»‘>.
. T0“ Car Subject to Call Day and Night
.VAAST BROS. GARAG
Telephone 1360
I: do painleae‘ extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Na”. ,
limit". "I also do both fixed and
' removable bridge. at metals
prices. .
DR..SLOMAN .
mum Street
Phone 8129 ~ noose: soil P. u.
. A no... u Per sun-nu
onia-e me run-Ice in Order 4... Ham 0”
carcass roe 9mm
norm. names: sTAIUORD. 001‘"
. . We Every Evening—5:30 to 9:00 .
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