’ without realizing it.
Make your «lrcislon
pres-litre.
u;
Perhaps you have been buying advertised brands all th’tlmo _
Collars. clothes. eight-s. spark plugs, which are
Only for temporary use and which it detective can be replaced—
‘whilc all the ”till: ynu are blinding yourself to the importance of
cumin-d building materials which you expect to last a life time and
if found inferior cannot be discarded. .
to favor the material and house with I»
Am'nls for ('lil‘lis )iiiivmrk. Morgan )llllwork. sheetroek. Colo-
tex. (‘nrncil \t'nll Boards. long Bell Lumber. Crco-Dipt Shingles. r
MeNnir’s Milliglm. guaranteed for 40 years.
The Hatch O Bailey (30.
“The House of Service"
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The Textile Store
Sill: Broemlcd Crepe
. Yard , _
‘ Brocndcd Tussnli Silk
:1 Yard
Silk and Cotton Crepe
' Plain, yard ......
136 WASHINGTON ST.
80. NORWALK
$1.75
98o
$1.39
i your eyes at the (its! littl-
mntiuu ni trunhie needs 'he nt-
ieniirm of a capable optometrist.
the
Proper examination and
right lenses.
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WILLIXM .l. MOORE
0th 'M [-"l HIST
Keeier llnillllng. Washington St.
South Sonmil; I'imnc 5’0.”
-
Sets and Parts
1“ THE NORWALKS’
g . ELECTRIC CO.
2 Agents for the
11 North Main Street
PHONE
2978
DeForcst Reflex Radio
Main- 3
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
iThe Old Well 5c Cigar
a. Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
WEEK
7mm Old Fashioned
1,“ California Large Meaty
lPIre New Orleans Molasses
V’I‘Dilct Tissue. 7 for
”A. STULL
ICIOIII
ESPECIAis FOR THE
' 5 Buckwheat Flour. 3 lbs, 230
g _.I’runes ............. . 150 lb.
25c qt., 000 gal.
25c
OI Cottage St.. East Nor-walk
' DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
' ALL COMMERCIAL
cannons
ENROLL NOW
1
. VUERRILL BUSINESS
‘ COLLEGE
’ A. on: National mm; Building
' Phone SIC-1
A Complete Assortment of
BLANKETS and COM~
IORTABLES
Of All Kinds.
, Dominican“ and human
Iii-amt initiate. and Como
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.Wm. M. Betti, Prop.
Phone 2610
l WINNIPAUK—a
f FEED STORE
to
"WTHMORB POULTRY, »
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Lnronslmug Bill) , r
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ffi fig! ” ‘msFiRS‘l‘ViSiToF
Tue CLue's new MEMBER;
Roodner
Feed CO.
WHOLESALI
Phone 2400
monitor. Ann Street
FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. RAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. ITO.
South Norwalk, Conn.
“Til—Springfield
(337 Meters.)
11:55 a. m.—Ariington Time Signals:
\Vcather Reports: Boston and
Springfield Market Reports.
7:00 p.m.——\Vorld Market Survey
from the Department of Cimmerc:
at Boston. I-‘urmcrs Period-
"\Vinlcr Course at the College for
Farmers." by Director I‘llt‘ldli of
the Massachusetts Agricultural
College}
:30 p. m.——Twilighl Tales for the
Kiddies “The New Housckeeping "
part 2. sixtyegturo in the House-
hold Management Courso by Agnes
H. Craig.
00 p.*in.+-qucert by Grace Loomis
Kempton. Soprano: Katherine
S:
Chocolate Mailed Milk
Mule by
COMPAN Y
'33 Center Ave.
Phone :0“.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
Not-walk
Home deliveries, 20o qt: :20 pint
Gravelin. accompanist, undpProf.
Charles Van W'ecst. pianist: Mu:-
- tha'Simcoviiz, pianist.
9.00 p. m. Bedtime story for grown-
ups by Orison S. Marden.
9:55 p. m.-—Arlington Time Signals.
“'61: (Schenectady. N. Y.)
‘ (380 Meters.)
a.m.—Timc signals.
p.m.—-—Stock market report.
p.ni.-—Producc market. re.-
11:
12:
12!:
port. _ . - .
12:45 p.m.—Wcathcr report.
2:00 rum—Music- and address.
“Early American Craftsmen." Mrs.
George B. Goodall.
6:00 p.m.—Producc and stock
55
30
40
Swill' Delictoul
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Now‘ England Brad
Vienna lrud
Fruit Rolls and Brad Twice Dali,
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
Rye Broad
ASK YOUR GRGOEB 1'03 IT
mfiet quotations; news bulletins.
5 p.m.-—-Muslcai program by
the Salvation Army Band.
Andreas. "Interesting Combination
of Receivers." R. H. Langley.
New York (492 Meters.)
11:00. a.m. Musical program.
11:10 am. Talk undo:- the auspi—
ces of the New York Young
\Vomen's Christian Associa-
tion. 3
Louis D. Mattern
lunerly illilg.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Phone Mon: 50.
Bridge
Washington Office—Dun, It:
PATENTS - TRADE-MARKS
11:20: a.m. Talk under the auspices
' of the Board of Education.
11:35 a.m. “Forecast of Moving
Pictures" by Mrs. Adele. F.
\Voodard.
11:50 mm. American Agriculturist
Market Reports.
Noon Broadcasting of the
ceremonies in - commotion
with the opening oi the Six-'
ty~elghth Seesion of the
Congress 01 the United
States direct from the liouse
of Representatives; “Tash-
ington. D. C; Calvin Cool-
12:00
non
3:.
v
INC COMPANY
room: no.”
s new”: or.
my rem tor mot.
NORWALK AUTO “BBL
m uonwun
on can now:- All Kind- u
idge. President or the Uni.
ted States. will in person
read his Message to the
Congress. - “
Landau's Serenaders.
p.111. Charles Weinberg. Saxo-
phone: - . V " .
gun. "Christmas Program!”
4:00
5:00
6:00
, merry little war about. who should
direct from the Grill of the
Hotel Pennsylvania.
——._._.________
Aid Rural Electrification
The (lenmnd for electric service on
farms throughout the country has
brought about the enlistment of
three Federal departments in aid of
ccntly held in \Vashington was at-
tendcd by the secretaries of Com-
merce. of Agriculture and ot the In~
terior. who promsicd to co-opcmic
with the National Committee on the
Relation of Electricity to Agricul-
lurc. This committee. under whose
auspices the conference was called.
is made up of representatives of
the American Farm Bureau Feder—
ation. American Society of Agricul—
lurai Engineers. Power Farming As~
sociatlon. electrical central stations,
manufacturers of farm implements
and others.
Not So Many Tax-Exempis.
(Survey of 1922 Probatcs)
Real estate accounted for approxi-
mately 24 per cent. of the total val-
uation, and investments in tax ex-
empt securities amounted, includ-
ing both wholly and partly tax-ex-
c'mpt. bonds. to ice than 10 per cent.
of the total. Included in the com-
pilation were the ‘cstatcs of more
than 100 men of large wealth.
Pitt Premier At Age at 24.
_ :1 (Exchange)
A score of men under thirty. sev-
eral of whom have barely attain-3E3
their majority, are seeking election
to 'fthe mother of Parliament.” Pitt
took his seat; before he was 22 and
was prime minister at 24. He he—
came prime minister again at 45.
shortly before his death.
" Q
I STARTING AND nmsnmo.
The Waterbury Republican and
the Hartford Courant are having a
get the credit for starting the diplo-
ma. mill . investigatio’n. Without,
taking sides. it is suggested that
who-started things is of relatively
little importance. Anybody can
start something: finishing it is an-
other tnatter.—-W‘insted Citizen.
Would Fix Anthracite Prices
(Governor Pinchot’s Plan)
A" treaty between the anhraclto-
producing andwh eanthracite» eon-
suming states providing for the pool-
ing or their respective police new;
era for the joint'control o! the en-
prlces. bOth wholesale andgretail.“ in
(ac-operation with the fictional
e
OLD CAR:. .7. » ,.
, (a; r2 1 V;
Sell Your Old Car: to the J a,
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BRIDGEPOR’I‘ AUTO ‘ ....
WRECKING CO.
o ,- - J _ I ‘ ‘ - ‘1 . 1.1.
1310 north Anna 7
Between Oak and Center an.
BRIDGEPORT, can. 7:30 P ill 1"!“ . q 1 .
. . . .. 3 . port Tai: by
MW... RADIO PROGRAM
Second-Hand pup“ and Tim u 7:40 p.tu. "Brooklyn Daily I2nglc>
Flt Any Make of Car. .._______ ' ' “'00kiy Digest." by Mr. II.=
‘n‘\"'z't_Nc‘v York V. ix'uilcnhorn.
-- (455 Meters.) 5:10 run. "The Early mm.“- or:
3:00 ll. TIL—Afternoon Auditorium Surviyship," LE" Jar-dis. “1.?
DR THEODORA ‘Concert, direct. from the Rotunda J, “1150’“ - ’ j
. ~ or the Stewart liuiidlng; Ciiriétmas 8"” 1”": Jam” ““hh‘ivy ”05(-
SHREITER - 1...... .
‘ \Vnsiiiustun St. Phone 1632 4:00 p. m.—-llarpcr‘s Bazaar Fash- 5‘00 l‘~"'- “"3“: “I" ”1'3 “'0?“ MW
. . ions. iual Insurance Company's
Natureopathic Physictan “25 p. ml~Iiarmonjca Band of n,“ Instrumental Trio. and n '
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Junior High School No. til; song talk on the ‘fifi‘zu-e and Sal:
OF ALL KINDS. by Jimmy Kern. ' (inc-ration of Autonrfiuicsfl:
ELEL'I'RIC LlGlll'l RATES AND 5:01; p, m,—Rr~citai by Aluncr Rtpp. h}- Mujor A. .\. Stcwatxt. f
Silt)“ EBS' tenor. 0:00 p.m. .lnmcs McKinley lie-:52
MASSQGFP-hlfIN‘AL the New 'ank Stock Exchange; ’l'r‘nor. .
Vnmm”;fifé“n"z?;s°‘ 0 Farm and Home reports; New 9215 pin. Columbia Grapl’mphonr
‘ i All Iii: F "'5‘ ‘ en 3 "‘1 Yorlt State Dept. of Forms report: ir'omliany's "California Ram-
- 0' "NW contagion: torrlgn exchange quotations. Nr‘rs" ‘nromlcnst direct from
Discm 7:30 p, m.~—~l‘nncr~ program by Cafe Columbia Recording Studios
Boulevard Orchestra, 9:30 pm. "The iiungnlorv" a com- ~
10230 p. m.——Dnncu program by the cdy in one, not by Law rent“:
Hotel Astor Grill Orchestra. . Grntlnn presented by the
l::ver~licady Entertainers.
“‘OR—thviu'k 9:53 rum. Marie Staplcton Murrsy.‘
FALL SUIT‘S i405 Meters) Soprano. with Louis i‘akcr
nml— 3:30 p. m.———l.ouise Butterficld Truth Phillips. Accompanisi. and.
OVERCOAIIVS :oél. Iyglc sopr;mo. accompanied ly Pianist.
3 na eorge ‘oung. .
2: 5 . 1. t 3: 5 \. rim—Homer “1"" (2’
$15.00 to $35.00 giro-3. Sumo: of I."\x\'cst or the 9145 pm. Margaret. Freer. M6220
The Lowe“ priced s. ' \Vnter Tower.“ Soprano. and Jose Deiallucr.‘ ,
. ore in the . 3:13 p. rim-Carmine di Glovinnl. rim-e. Tenor 0‘ the (“”0” ;
ROI-walks. tenor. Lyric Theatre of Pnris. I‘ro- ‘
3:30 p. m.—~Soprano solos by Louise gram: . ‘ - .
ASHER GLlCKSON mom... 1...... mo vm- mum m... m-
Clothier. Halter and ion-umber 8:” 9' "1"“Tenor 801051)" curmme 10-15 3,153. wnr s - . x ' if
to Men and lion 8 f; Giovlnnii l l S. 1 Cl 11 ' xtmle lam ”\ccneb. ] arr I: :
_ : ». m.—“ c c a". an a a s' aS- ~ - i
11 MAIN ST' RORWM‘“ sistlant in his Toy Factory. will 10 3" VJ“- Margaret Freer, 5193-30}
' speak to the children. 50973n“- . ,
6:30 p. m.—“.'\ian in the Moon stor- 10:45 rum. \Villiam Friedman. Pia» ‘
ies tor the Children." "is!-
‘ 7:00 p. m.—-Bariione soles by Milton “100 li-m. Vincent LOW’Z- -
Rchg. 12:00 pm. Orchestra broatla‘asling‘
i,
12’
the existing organizations for the
solution of the problem of rural‘
electrification. A conference. re»:
1.
Children? by show: *Bro—
. then- derive: all“ °
You “moi unis complete lawman—-
mp l.:’.". grunt! rewards—if your <n-
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with. ”MUM-min tensity-cu. «duels. Id
In mire-i the '3' main winch rv-uy (are in
noisier: in It is FOKI'I‘H by lending 1L3:
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Nev York. N. Y.
STEAM YOUR
~ FACE.
PIMPLES GO!
Try this simple treatment an
watch quick results advises 3. wells
known 5km specialist:
First: hold your face close to
steaming water, using a. towel to
catch the steam. Next dry and
‘appiy a spccmi disappearing skin
cream, such as KLEER. Rub until
e Cream completely vanishes.
Next note how the skin pore:
absorb this healing substance in
a few seconds. Itching stops ai-
mosl: _at once. The foiloviring day
manymcopie report that pimpies’
are often gone. The severest case
usually, yields alters few treat-
ments.
”Klee-r. used as directed above.
15 guaranteed to help rid the skin
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satisfactory in your own case, re-
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fidqyour money]; vain lism refunded.
. ncs ions as e elm
Springfield, Mass. out CO.‘
H. A. MEAD
8 N 0. Main Street
new riMPLE
tire industry and even: the fixing of , '9.
-» “TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 :
amp—a
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Roscn .
mums f
All makeo of hangneml. Starter;
Seneratoro and Ignition System: ro-
aalred and banned. We 1r. '1'!)
telling New lloacb ignition in:
Ford: and all other eon.
it! 80. Main st. So. Norwnlh
Phone 345
R. and W. HATS
Morin
‘. NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
New Fall Styles—All the Latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
. CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main Street ‘
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LITTLE Dan Cupid plays no
{vorites but he. IS_ partial to
diamond engagement Rings. And
why not? ey . are in regal.
Nothing can ever take ctr place.
Our dealings with our customers
for many years have established
us firmly in their confidence—and
in the selection of diamonds, noth-
ing is of greater importance than ‘
the character of the dealer S'dllng
them.
In addition-ail W. W. W.
“'hitc Gold Diamond Rin are
Guaranteed—as are all W. lg. W.
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All Silk Lin-hands. Novel designs.
Another, Lot. Finest Grade . . . .. . . . .
. . N on-Wrinkable Ties
,1 . A Special in Boys’ Neckties . . .. . . . .
A New Line of Men’s Shirts . . .. . . .
. 3 ' Gloves and Mittens for Men and Boys ‘
’ EVERYBODY WANTS CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS.
SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE
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COAL ECONOMIES
BUCK‘VHEAT coal can be used not only for
substitute loathe larger coals in mild weather. (1,3 --.
regular furnace size to buckwheat ls cilangin, ‘0 H5111; from ,
$5.00 a, ton loss. ’5 3 “331 that (
PEA coal can be mixed
lng €2.25 3 ton less, the
.l
with Nut for the kitchen ran'
. . B'E'. l't-a
mixture means a saving of over <1 W) at?“
v. . v i
The Norwalk Coal €97 Supply Comp .
Masons’ Buildin M t '
Phone 113 g a. erials 108 Water -.
gin-Ifillflmmm HW-
Presentationé '
, Robert A. Benedict
ewelry and Gift Shoppe NORWALK.
Bun-“milfilifimfi -- = “-‘=
. 6 WALL s'r. _:—
3French and Danish Pastry
LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES ARI}
OONFECTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
HOMAS’
( Two Stores)
24 SO. MALV ST.
Rings.
Richard F. Noack
JEWELER
'“ 15 Monroe Shh
Cut Your
' Coal Bills
_7 With a’
THArCHER,
‘1'--. o v-
‘FENDERS, BODIES
and
RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
“ SALES AND SERVlCE
Tow Car Subject to (Jail Day and Night
VAAST BROS. GARAG ,
Telephone 1360
’ DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Goods Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exeilanu
Cairo. and Pastrie- u Order tor Item the
CATERER FOR PARTIEI
30m DAVENPORT STAMFORD, CONE
' Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00
PIPELESS mums
Heat your house thoroughly at
mimimum cost of fuel. Thai
Thatcher “Pipeless” is becoming
increasingly popular. not only be-
cause of the great. economy it. nt-
ford; but also for the otticlon '.
convenience and comfort it in-
sures‘ in residences, bungalows.
churches and. stores.
\
.ASK FOR DETAILS.
43 MAIN gram ‘
~ FANCY MAINE POTATOES
Lay in the winter supply novg. Ask our price by the bushe‘
or in larger lotsk FOOD
moussns ron sroc - OR More
LET US QUOTE YOU PRICE ON ONE BARREL
BROWER & MALONE FEED (.0.
you“ 31.x, CONS.
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Huber's Ice Cream
We Abe Homily;
)“KOMP‘AK” Gas Automatic WI-
ta- Heaters. “DURO” Country
‘ ' Water System: .
’ '6 .
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STEPHEN VMIILER
mm .
.‘,
smrAnt 'mmmm AND ~
_ Schmfftjl Chocolates AT 01m
33:322.? MADEY’s cm...
we can show you the biggest variety and
newest styles in f iture that will make
your house a home.
iAngevine Furniture CO.
. 16 North Main Street
Opposite Palace Theater
Norwalk Chronicler