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FOR SALE

l-‘ul: SALE-Libhary suite consist-
ing at 5 pieces. also dining room
suit". rugs. pictures and other mis«

colluneous articles. Phone 733.
D-G

will HALIC—J‘hcvrolet h'nby grand

so-«lun in A~l condition. at: new
cord tires with extras. repainted. for
$32.3. Inquire at 31 Lexington avo-
nue. 11—6

Ftlli SALE—-Simnt‘ord gas range in
good condition. Phone 1144-2.

In.

Full SALE-«me Ford touring car.

good condition. new tires. Price
$30 it sold ihis week. Inquire A. L.
Anderson. \anicr avenue. l'llonc
L'lilS. D-4
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S.\i.l-J~~l3:;sex st-linn. 'l‘lwsc
very St‘lll‘i't‘. 'l'llill rnc is ill
good condition and can be luught
at u. \‘erv reasonable price. The Er-
l M. Jv-nnings Company. inc. 2?
rrison street. Bridgeport. D-fi

M ii: S.\l.l-I-—\’elie sport 1923 in un-

usually line condition. Very at-
lrar‘Tive purchase from every angle.
lCrwin M. Jennings Company,

lino. :17 Harrison street. Bridgeport.

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Full SALE—«L‘ord sedan. late model

int :1. price you cannot afford to over-

ionic. The Erwin M. Jennings (.om-
pnnx'. Inc. '27 iinrrlson silent.
llrulgeport. Conn. D-5

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luick roadster in good
shape. $250. The Erwin ll. Jen-
nings i'onlpnny. inc.. 2? liarrlson
street. Bridgeport. Conn. DJ;
ii‘tllt SALl'Z-wli‘runklin roadstir
nice mechanical condition.
paint and tires. The Erwin
Jennings Company, Inc. “’7

in
good

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Harrison
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FOR SALIG—Stutz Benrcat in very

good shape. Six practically new
tires, new top and many extras A
\vry smart looking car. The Erwin
.‘vl- Jennings Company. Inc. 27 Bar.
rison street. Bridgeport. Conn. ll-f.

 

FOR SALE—-—L‘sed Clothing on com-

mission. Huts. caps. dresses. shoes.
evening nowns and children's cloth-
ing. “ii”. 106 Main St.

 

FUR SALE—Brand new bathroom

sno syphon closet. china low~down
tank, enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings: spe-
via! his bargain. while steel medi-
cine cabinet, 35. Seidenberg & Co..
496 l-Iast 134th street. New York
pity. v.31

 

on house

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. "vl'liil streets.

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REALTORS

 

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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE
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.ll “’sqiiington Street '

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HELP WANTED MALE

 

 

AMBITIOUS BOY

For messenger work but willing to
work for promotion. Age 14-17.
No previous experience necessary
but Junior High School training
desirable. No part time. workers.
Apply by letter giving Inge. educa-
tion, references and phone num-
her.

The Nash Engineering Co.

 

 

Aitention Mr. Northrop.

LOST

LUST—Ladies leather pocketbook
with large sum of money in 5 and
1“! cent store. Saturday. lh-ecmber 1.
ltcwurd if returned to Sentinel Ot-
iice or telephone 3438-3. 1)—5
LUST—Between Norwalk and South
Not-walk station on Monday ore.-
ning. Dec. 3d. brown leather ‘nnd
bag containing money. beaded purse.
keys and pearl" bracelet. l ibcral

reward. Telephone 2596 Norwrik.
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LOS’i‘-—Plutlnum fox furapierc. lost

Sunday evening somewhere be.-
twecn 34 Couch street and Epsieln's
store. Taylor avenue. Reward if re-
turned to Coleman News Store. D-G

WAN TED

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5 or 6 rooms. situated ill East.
Norwuik. Agents need not reply.
Address F. I. A. c-o Sentinel. D-s

\VANTED—Rellnbie Swedish couple
desires position as caretnkl-r. “'0-

man competent cook. man ("lrpcn-
ter. gsrdner. handy man. i'hone
Norwnik 2085. D-G

 

\VANTED‘Nent appearing lacy to

take orders for ladies' guaranteed
silk garments. Permanent business
for yourself. “’0 deliver orders.
l'hone L. King, Hotel Mahllckemo.
for particulars. D—G

 

 

Reserve Your
Victrola
For Christmas
NOW l.

The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
OPEN svnlw sumo.

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Two nanny house. rim-d Dickie-t.
nil improvements $0,000
Two family house, Third District, all
impmvements ".500
Small 2 flmiiy house, all improve-
ments. First District $5.000
room liaise. all improvements.

lru District ........... 85.000

.1. M. O’BRlEN

Real Home and Insurance
i 80. Mun 8t. Phone 177
301173 NORWALK. cox-l.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE

 

Anti-Inuit. nigh price-Quid for old—
mm- l‘mmlure. mahogany. cherry.

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t.: , * mi: unmet-it the: is 0V0!
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MISCELLAN ISOUS

STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE
This is to announce the removal
of my office from 8 North Main St
to 12 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk'
on or about December lst. ,
M. H. CONN.

D-3

vars-n HANGISIG.

Paper your rooms now with up-to«
date style wall paper and enjoy them
through the holidays, “'11” paper for
every room in the house. Price rea-
sonable. Try our estimate.

JOHN HUDAK
47 Benton st.

PROPERTY OWN BBS
is your roof 0. K. for the winter?
Let us inspect and estimate on 1m:
necessary repairs. This free service
now may save you money later.
HY-GRADB ROOFING CO.
Elizabeth street.
Phone 1913-2. .

Phone 346

21
South Norwslk

Just the time of the year. to make
the home a bit cooler. You will sure
ly want to get. some linoleum for
the kitchen. or an art square. pocsl
bly a lamp for the living-room
Whether you want to buy or
just remember. Tel.

903. H. Ash. H
\‘Vnter street. -

 

CALI. 0R \‘VRITE
H. JAFFE
if you have second-hand furniture.
junk or metal of any kind. Richest

prices paid. Tel. 409. 37 Fort Point
street.

 

NAGY nabs.

Local and long distance trucking
cf all Unds. Piano moving Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New .York Citv.

100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818
104-14 nights.

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brain fag ‘
womens llls
sleeplessness
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PLEATING
All styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S Alt’i‘ & NOVELTY SHOP
Cbmmercisl Ridg. Nomlk
Phone 8081
GARAGEF

Portable and permanent build
lugs for new purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erectcd on your premises
Semi for price list.

EAGLE (IthR'l‘lll'L'NON CO.

Bridgeport. Conn.

 

Edison Mazda General "Electric
Lumps Motor-
Cllill‘tCH and Aill‘iu'l'l'
—-.Succesooro to.”
Norwnlk Branch

STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON
TRACTOR
incorporated

Electrical onslruction and Repuirp

RUODNER BLOCK PHONE 1496

 

 

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N the current discuy.
‘ sion of the proposals
l which Secret: of“
:_ the Treasury cllon
makes for a reduction in ‘
the. general burden of
’ taxation, it is important
that the real choice
which the people have
to make should be kept
constantly in mind.“
There is no great diflio
cuity in doing thh. but.
as in all discussions.
which are approachsblc
from many points of
view. there is a danger
that attention will be
directed “to subsidiary

10m: 1.
9 matters rather than to '

l the idea which is central National BudgetCoumlmn

to the whole proposition
' The essential propostion will be
more clearly defined it the assump-
tioas upon which Mr. Mcllon’s sug-
qucstions are based are clearly un-
derstood. The first of these is
that present methods of cfliciency
and economy in the management
of the Government's business shall
continue. There must be no return
to slipshod, wasteful methods in
administering the ordinary opera-
hum of the Government. In con-
eluding that there will be a surplus
of receipts over expenditures dur-
ing the next few years Mr. Mellon
1nd his assistants have taken it for
granted that there will be some in-
crease in Government activities.
They do not propose to say that
henceforth from this particular mo-
ment our Government shall cease
to have its natural growth as an
institution whose purpOSe is to
serve the people. They have al-
lowed for such growth in their cai-
cuiations, but have doubtless fig-
ured that the cost of this growth
will be less than in the past 'by
reason of the constant application
of better business methods. The
decision therefore which is to be

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

REDUCTION ofTAXA‘Tl‘ON 1
i WILL NOT CURTAIL FEDERAL AC77VITIES

Comm. 1933.17: Nada-u: w Cums-

af the surplus does not.
.uficct the uni-oral expan-
sion of Government ac-
tivities. The proposed
' reduction of $332,000,000
in taxes can be made"
without curtailing pm
.sent activities or refus-
ing to undertake new
one: which are rally
. essential.

Another assumption is
that there shall continue
_to be included in the
vestimated expenditures
for each year an amount l
suficient to insure an
appreciable annual rc-
rcduction in the total of
proposed reductions an
be made despite the fact tint $506.-
000.000 or more will be applied
each year to the liquidation of this
indebtedness to the American
people. Our people are not asked
to forego payment of interest on
the bonds and notes which they
hold in order that their tax bill:
may be reduced. They are to con-
tinue to receive Government pay.-
mcnts while, contributing less M
the support of that Governmen'.
Not only that, but sinking fund
charges and other allotments of
receipts are to reduce the principal
of the public debt.

Assured then of continued ell?-
icnt service from the Government
and of regular payment of interest,
along with actual reduction of the
debt total. the choice of the people
lies entirely between a reduction of
taxation and an extraordinary in- .
crease in the costs of Government. i
The question is simply whether we
will have a number of new things
done for us by the Government
which are not imperativcly neces-
sary. or whether we prefer a sub-
stantial reduction in that part of
our income: which we now have to

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made with respect to the disposal

pay to the revenue collector.

 

PROPER scanner]

curs 'mc BILL - .
KEEPS your: J
FOLKS Fl

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Paperhsnger. Decorator and Point
er. Largest assortment of tine-v
wall paper and painters‘ supplier av
reasonable prices Try our tumou‘
floor and deck cnunel which wll
give you n llnc long wear on any
kind of floor.
ALEXANDER Vi'HlTE

35 Lowe St. Phone 235.!

 

Let us estimate on your paintinr.v
or paper hanging. redecorating of

homes. inside or outside. Shufclt S:
Marsico. 'i‘eP. 378. S Cove avenue.
East Norwaik. D-T

 

i am fitting myself up as a service
station for galages. All work on
flat rate less 25Aper cent. for garage
man. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 24 hours' notice and crank shaft
min repaired while you wait. Cylin-
derlcal grinding inside and out on
Landis’ Universal maehinc.
CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN
(Foot of liavliand St.)
South Norwnlk. Ct. Phone Ila

FOR SALE
Two family to room house. garage.

corner lot. lid feet front.
Price 35.000.00

Ask JOHN T. HAYES

Insurance — Real Estate
7 Main St. Norwalk

 

 

“’1? DON'T
Overcllarge You
“1:: DON’T
Ilse Cheap Drugs
“'e Employ Only the Best of
REGISTERED
PHARMACISTS
That Is Why
“'0 [lave a Busy
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT

The Bovi Pharmacy

52 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
JL‘IES PARKER, blgr.

 

 

Gifts That Are
Appreciated

scams?
GLOVES
concurs
nussmnss
. SILK UNDERWEAR
MUSLDI mums
- lnm' mum
aonounor ROBES
OBEPE moms
' SILK mos»
JERSEY rumours
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mnmamrs
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my TOYS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BOUND to think of money when
you start thinking about heat
—rly how that coal does disap-

prar. “'0'” put you in a. new
heating system that will save you
coal—or repair your old one.

The NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN co.
2 Flax Hill Road

 

 

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Stewing Beef . ._ . . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roast . .
Fres hPlate

 

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" Hamburg Steak . . .
Round Steak

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ShoulderSteak................121-2clb.

..............16c.lb.
..............12clb.
7clb.
18clb.
..........28clb.

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TEETH “’lTllOU'l‘ PLATES
i do pain-ass extractions.
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Minit and Nerve
Blocking. 1 also do both
fixed and removable bridges .
at reasonable prices. ' (

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102 Washington St.

 
 
 
 
 

 

1
- Phone 3129 Hours 9-3 l'. .u.

South Norwnik, Conn.

 

The Busy Men’s Shop

Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced

———at the—-

Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street

‘Opp. Rialto Theatre:

 

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BUY YOUR
XMAS
SLIPPERS
NOW

”at——
KEELER’ S
SHOE STORE

The Store That Sores
You Money.

 

 

 

FOLEY PILLS BRING GRELIEF

 

"FOLEY PILLS are the Ive-Ll
have tried. My kidney. work a. lot
better since I received your gt ner-
ous Oder," writes John W. Brogan.
Adams. Mass. FOLEY PILLS ue
a‘dluretle stimulant for the RID-
NEIS and while being taken close
attention should be paid to the diet.
'Avold sweets. pastry. starchy foods.
alcoholic drinks. tea. and coffee.
Drink plenty of good fresh water.
end keep thalbody wmly noticed.

Must mmm—W-Puwuu. _ _

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39 and 43 Muir

Wectport Georgetown Daricn

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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. .50. Norwslk.

Street_ Norwslk.

Stamford Black Rock Bridgepo.

 

 

 

 

 

The Right Shoe

flexible soled oxfords

‘Men’s Pat—hem Oxfords

$7.00 A PAIR

 

V's-m

for Just Now i

For dances and affairs, informal and formal, those

are very appropria‘ e. i

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‘ MILTON

122 WASHINGTOI. ST.

 

“THE ROSIE OF GOOD SHOES"

ELwoof)

SOUTH 1(0me

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BOY

“'ingi'oot rubber heels ......
J. P. S.——A rugged school shoe of

J. P. S.—-In brown elkskin. unlined

CONNEALLY

81 Washington ' St:

Educators—Of brown or black calfskin, made with oiled sole and

sole and rubber heels. size 1 to 8 . ....... . . . .

Moccasins—Of brown ‘clkskln, Larklde sole, rubber heel, 34.25-85.00

SHOES

.. ...... ......”$5.25uml$5.60
brown calf with solid oak leather
$8.50
heavy sole, sizes 8% to 13%. 82.75

69? BRACKENl

South N orwalk »

 

 

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Open Evenings

Join the-Christmas Cl'ub Today and Have Your Victroln Delivered
on Christmas Eve.

VICI'ROLAS $25.00 AND UP ON EASY TERMS.

L. M. PIKE CO.

PALACE THEATRE autumn:
SOUTH NORWAIJL, ODNN.

1!]. .90

 

 

 

. BOYC

Weekes Aut

' 1 West. Ave. Phone

 

THE SUPER-FUEL

Is Now Recommended and sold in This M” by
“A PLACE THAT'S DIFFERENT"

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0 Supply COX”:

 

 

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HAVE YOU EVER GOXSIDERED ONE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
0F FRUIT A8 A ms PRESENT 2 '

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The Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet
Inviting, Convenient

and
Within fin: Beach !

You've always wanted a
convenient kitchen. The
Hoosier brings it to you!
You have only to look at the
charming freshness of this
shine: to be convinced of

at. ~ .

A small deposit will bring
you the enjoyment of a 300.
sler Kitchen Cabinet. now, and
the balance in small weekly
payments.

The'A. J. Collins Co.

to N0. nuts ST.

 

 

 

Money Loans;

On Dhlnonda.
‘Vutcbeo, Jewelry

3.11am lions citric.
3M Atlannc 5:,
0m Seafood Thar

 

 

The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
£8 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680

 

 

 

 

“YO LASER

, HARPER M87210!)
Shnmpooingh-Scalp Malmcnt
Facials—Manicurlng
4. SOUTH MAIN STREET
son'rn nonwsut. 0(me
Room 1 Phone ‘12

 

H ERSH FIELD
Motor Transportation
Company

 

Long Distance Trucking

Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk

PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING

 

26 Concord St. Phone 294
South N orwalk

N. Y. OFFICE
Chelse- 8059

201 W. 80!!) St.

 

 

 

 

 

56 No. Kain 8t.
sauna: srsrlon

 

AUTOMOBILE”
80.!” “
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$2.90. Value flail.—

 

Fall and Winter‘s...
UNDERWEARét-Ti
98c ‘

 
 
 

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hi}:
Main Clothing Store“,
136 Washington Street

 

 

 

Policy Ref rigeratmg’

 

25 Monroe St. 80. Norm 7

BOILERS

——-und——

Expert Boiler
REPAIRING ,

—— and —-
RE-TUBING

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Supply Co. «

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F. H. BAX

Agent for Page & Show Part O, .
Tiltnrd. Green Seal. and Rosalia.
l‘andles. ‘

 
 
 
 
 

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DRUGGIST ‘

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\\'e are. gin‘ng with each the gal- ’
lon metal can of roof paint I”
and one-half pound can aim,
cement
Cost of paint
Come in and sec the new 51”
asphalt shingles.

I I 7 \Valcl'

 

 
 
 
 

PAINT SPECIAIQs'

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and paint brush M,
iii-15 PCP WT
THE NORWALK’ .
ROOFING CO. .

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Telephone 8’! .
Cabinet Making. Rennishhgfind
C"

Picture Frame: and Mirrors. m

1 West Ave.

 
 
 
 

 

0.3.8ANKS

liphnlsterlng
Made to Order *

So; Rom 0:;
\vle. PAPER assert ,

 

 

 

 

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Norwsik's largest Mason [new
Quality Promptncn ~ .. - ~

'rlm FAMILY DIW‘ ;
does not require as tn ai-
bcratc a menu Ls when .. . .3 ;
are entertained but good
housekeepers demand 1"“ ’
Just as good. They find M
this market will supply and"
orders with the same sum.
tlon as is given to larger omen.

The quality of our meats
poultry us always kept to. .
highest point of ‘

and the value of our “ .
is thoroughly appreciated- ~,
our steady customers ..
like u generals tulle.
CHARNOK'S
Railroad Avenue.

 

 

 

 

Three Big Specials
1N OVERCOATS

The House of Kuppellheimer
' 25 30 35.
Values, up to $45

Kuppenheimer'Clothes an Investment in
Good Appearance.

J~ACO‘BY\’S~

12.14 '30. Run“ 8:.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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