on F0 U ltTEEN
.. bout i‘rnf‘lii‘; it.
.‘ 11m your decision
§ :1“.
to {nor the material and
- ... ens-W
Perle-ins you hate been buying advertised brands all the time
Collars. clothes, cigars. spark plugs. which are
HI, inr irznprlary use nnil which i! deleetiie can be replaced— '
ilk.- nil in.- time you are blinding yourself to the importance oi
round intram- cannot be discarded.
house with 3
Agents for nil-ti; )iillwork. lei-gen Millwork. Sheetrock. Colo-
('urnr‘il “'nll Boards. Long Bell Lumber, Creo-Dipt shingles.
(VTMeanr's bliiiiclcs. guaranteed for 40 years.
atch £9“ Bailey Co.
“The House of Service"
In
your en‘s at the ilrst lllll-
- motion of (ammo needs 'he at-
lcmivm of n t‘illlllll'r‘ optometrist.
Proper examination and the
right lulu-s.
-. _,_.~.—-—...-a
“’ILLIA M .l. MOORE
()l'lt’fillC'iRlST
leek-r liutlrlinz. “'nshinginn St.
South Simmer. l‘imne 20.32
ty Contented
Bear
'i‘rm *r-' u'. can runfident
that .v fiasl'vxn
cams". l r a 0 highest
~- 'yzle. after
“ .. . i irricutg'l
i‘."
All Kinds.
1. - , 3 .
1.... .29.. banks
5‘: thin '. Ill" Hole! iiimk
st ii iii mri:\\'Ai.K.
, ___. ,.___________-__,__
Period-i Bouquet, 10c
a: “:2 Old Stand by
‘20
THE 711‘ L‘Ulil) LU NCH
i‘Tfi liliSTAL’RANT
(133?. ill '7.‘.|.\ SI'HEE'I
“I. l'..‘i'3l. J. 148“!”
FH'. l.! 1m“. '. CUM?“
l‘l‘.i nr 2210
y..! K) ; fr fi‘ ‘
F. it 1. “Ah 1 [LR
. ,.5ASGUTH Mm" SHIEET.
" I‘rk‘LUGGIST
Agent in! rm; it: Show, Park &
Tiirord, firm; 145711. and Russell:
V Candice. ‘ ._
‘ l , .
; DA‘i and .NIOHT
r
SESSIONS
ALI. CODLMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
i
COLLEGE
City Sniimmi lint-It Building
l'h'lll‘z‘ lllI-fl.
" 'IVIERRILL BUSINESS
CHARLES J. VARIAN
MNI'HAUIUH .na bUIiJIu:
" pron! limlviiiig and Concrete-
’5' King a Specialty
. Knit-ire ex. Sui-walk, Conn.
‘ H'» l'imm- alibi-2 Sour-ll:
j may c manna.
' HAHI'LH filly—rho”
-piuiitig—-Sr'nlp Treatment
. furnish—Manicuruuc
SUI” it MAIN Slum - I.
NOBWAIAK. WIN.
Plague m m x .-
.—
{b WINNIPAUK “l
; FEED STORE
t. Mmrnnons POULTRY.
a... . mos--
[L Wm. M. Betts, Prop.
' P11011028”
OLD CARI.)
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 31:1.
BBIDGEPOBT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5583-2
Seoond~Hand Parts and Tim to
Fit Any Make of Car.
DR. THEODORA
SllRElTER
\\';isliiugtcn St. Phone 1032
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAI i‘ill'.‘A'l'.\liclN'l‘S
01‘ ALL iiih‘lls. ,
~ ELECTRIL LIGU'I BATHS AND.
S"! l\\' EH8.
.‘l.\SS.-\Gl-)——Sl'l.\‘:\l.
TREAT.“ [CS TS.
Naturniputliic 'l‘rvnimi-nts Caro l
for All ills: lixvrpt t‘ontngions
1 “15011505.
i FALL SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
i $15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest l'rired Store in the
Atlrwaiks.
ASHER GLIChSON
Clctliicr. linttcr and r‘urnisher
tn .‘icn nmi linys
MAIN ST. NUltWAlJt
11
Roodner
Feed CO. ‘1
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. ETD.
Phene 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
Try a. Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mailed Milk
Made by 4
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
l'hon:
N orwalk
mm.
Home deliveries, 20c an: izc pint
The Busy Men’s Shop
Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced
-—at the—-
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
FREDE. a. GANUNG
FUNERAL omeeron AND
EMBALMER
M So. Main 8!. So. Not-walk, 6:.
Phone '1880
nonwhx AUTQ warez.
mo COMPANY
PHONE 899-12
5 flown-.1. E381 NDRWAIJI
Olden-ombt— 4n Kilian:
Ammmah'
SCH Oi)
L DAYS
4
with 05
THIS 3 coma—v»- -
Milli) PROGRAM
\\ lit? Mushimrgion
”on Mott-rs)
I u . .
..- ii :,;.« Insfiuvlion in L‘ode
l‘raar.‘ r.
G WI 1-1,: - «a :lll‘ll’ril.l~ lluur by
1" gag: Allin].
.‘5.\\"1' .VlGil'l‘
i=“iMi (vi‘ ! i.;:r3-:~ Bruitr.
\i'JZ Ant York
($.33 Dieters)
'3 l‘i.i.-—~l§'.‘t‘l'.’il by Priml'l 1.9-
tin”.
.—"unu'«'it i-y tir-
:~'- llll'lllfli“ L'iiio (Jinn-(H.
.':U 1‘ in —-—l‘::.: mus-it: luv 111-; Hotel
‘uniitzmioiw l":‘cl‘.z.~;ll';l.
.‘ju i-x..——L‘ii‘:ing i't-pc-ris at the
York ill-qt. of farms
, Farm ‘lonic
lnzz quotations of the
.'- in ' i:.
l‘irst
Finis
‘49i,';‘l; lixrhungn.‘ iron
“’4'” 1". port; :\'c-
T .\-l'.ontiirv<z 0!
l‘- . xitv‘t'luinl filbl'v by
Hui-vi: r‘.’ xiii Vine-mt.
73?” )I.izl.--—i'2:iiw‘i rvcxtul lu- Frail-
ri‘i.‘.«. ("2.0" ' 1.1.1,!
i'» 1‘:;:— l'roiti‘rss «Ii 1h»:
“r rill" of Rumour talk.
Sm“ l'i:l.-—~- . ill". .lriccul. French
Hum. ,‘
8'13 1-.n:.‘—~I'..H:u wills] by Fred—
.ri‘fi. V‘lv
3 :‘w 1mm. :~ l-v ll‘a‘: ii«.nor- ‘
l‘um‘nl. l‘iiiiil Dc-r
l'nmmissioucr oi the
UN»: .li‘s’llil A.
1"11‘ ~' I‘r‘liirv
('i?:.' (if 3'- York.
.17- inni.—-l'z.:nk
t ..or.
8:13 1!.iii———l‘i':im ru‘iial
Prick (Liz-1..“ l'i;;lil.
S .Iuccnl. 1"1011‘31‘1
Fred-
by
5.110 1".l'l.——Aii‘_ll"73 i\' "In llunor~
“hi!" J"S"}lll .‘i. l";iiii'0t. Third 190- cm.”-
lint? l‘olicv i'otnmiszioucr of the 9:2»
'1'? of .\'(w Yuri-L from
8.1.3 i--.m.~l‘mnk Jacovl, l“"en(‘h of New York.
thug-r. 10:10
9:01! pm.~—“i-‘irrt aid for Chr's -
mus Siioppcrs" llgr .‘.nnc Leix'ls and sketches.
l'i'H‘Ct‘.
{.;1:. p.iii.—-l nitctl States NaVy
Xigglii; Suwu‘h lw l'icar Av‘Iinlrai
it. 1:. Min. Hill‘gt'oli Gen-mil of "r ”“3 “mm
the ignite Staten Nana; musical Markets.
program ivy the Navy "4rd Band.
1’21) p.iii.—Tiiuu signals and wea-
llicr fowl :ist, i'hit‘nnsiiiit'mti from It“) 3‘ m.v—-\Vcnther report.
the gmrrnmmit siu‘Ian NAA at 11:35 a. m.-Tabl.o talk by .lrs.
Arlington, Anna. J. Peterson of Peoples ~1:12:
19:00 pirv-l l :r-n p.m.—~ Resumpm :Iompany. c .7 . . .
' Hm] vi. ill": l'ill‘til‘il SlutC‘S Navy 6:09 P- n1.~—(.,hiirden 8 bedtime SIOI'Y
. Night llFOErfiHl- 3:00 to 8:30 p. in.——Muslc:tl Drograi:
_ _ 9505 to 9:15 p. m.-——Sport talk fur-
“It‘ll“ New York 1118th by Field 83 Stream. "Forest
”93 Meters.) Fires Put the Wreck in Recrea-
9:.’;0 :i.in.—}.'ro;;ram by Gimbel tion.
Brotlir-rs.
11:00 :1.m.——-“\\'lint. the League
Found On Its Doorstep" by Helen
Clarksou Miller.
11:15 a.m.-—-.\iu'sical’7irogram.
11:30 nun—“How to Safeguard the
Health of the Child." by Dr. I. H.
Goldberger Assistant Director of
Education Hygiene of the De-
partment of Education.
11:50 a.n1.—-Amcrlcan Agriculturist
Market Reports. .
12:00 Noon—Chapel SerVice direct
from Columbia. University Ci ape].
Address by Chaplain Ruyuw‘id
Knox.
12::0'p.iu.—Jlarket Reports by the
United States Department of
Agriculture.
4:00 ppm—Jesse Robertson. Bass,
acompanicd by \Vlnifrect I'. Barr.
4:1.) rum—Czai Haydn, Amatican
Tenor. anleDoris Albee, Pianist.
5.00 p.m.—-—Christmas Program for
Children.
7:00 pun—Religious Serum under
the auspices of the United Syria-
goguo of America. . \ ’ '-
7z30 pain—Daily Sport - Ia‘k l
Thorton Fisher.
7:40 pun—Charles . \Vold,
V of musical glasses.
‘ "Ti-numeral." (Schumann
Rosary." (Nevin).
)y
ciarér
“The
9.3-
5
(i135
7:50 p.m.—"Co-operation is
Than Marketing." hy.Loui~) A.
(.‘oolcs'. Secretary of New Jersey
Federation of County Boards of
Agriculture.
8:00 pin—Helen Bell Rush. Lyric
L‘nlorat u re.
lry lit rbrrt
S : 1'“
1‘qu by George “cries—s.
5:30 Il.lll.~—~Cllal'lcfi “old.
of Musical Glasses.
8:40 yum—Onc- ot‘ a. scrics ot' talks
lone.
“‘01! he“
3:50 pm.—
“‘hltchousc
3:4,”) p.11). 3:3“ put—Martian t'ump
lwli Goodman. only “muuzi
sea dl‘cer. will speak on “\Yth 1
Found at the Bottom of the Sm."
8:30 p.iii.-——4:
-—Clnu(ic \‘r
6:15
- assistant at his Toy l“!1ClOl’_‘.. “‘lll
speak to the children.
0:20 p.lll.--.\lb‘!rl. 1i. Stunt. ’l‘ucii-
nir‘al Editor
nicnt of the
in his wonki
the Layman."
p.iii.-7
Quartet in :1
songs and medics-s.—
StnO p.iiI.-—I~‘.o)ai
New York City.
3: l brain—Lou Toilcgun.
Motion
(in
Pm rn hardt."
S : ~10 p.iii.——Continuatlon
errt. by He}-
New York C
8:55 p.ni.—-Arthur Murray, notion-
ally known dancing instructor. in
lesson
dance steps mor the radio. assisted
his sixth
by the \‘eruo
of N-‘w'York in popular
KY\\‘—Cliicago (536 Meters)
9:30 a, ni.———Lato news and comment
-(This service is broadcast every
holf liour during the twefitr-iour.)
9:15 p. m.-——Rcrlen's of the latest
books by Llewellyn Jones. Literary
Editor Chi’ca
KYW‘. "The
will broadcast the lateet news of the
world every halt hour, day and night
KDKA~mt Pittsburgh.
(326 Meters).
6:30 p. m.-—-Dinner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic
Orchestra. G
tor.
7:30 p. m.——A Talk on Books, by
Priscilla. Gut
7:45 p. m.-John Matins'
“run the Children. ~
8:00 p. m.——‘Ia'tional Stockman and
Farmer Market Report.
8:15 p. rn.-—-Address ‘f’rhe Advant-
age of Physical Examination in
"Industry" by a. representative or
the Sanitation Committee of the
_Allegheny County Medically Society;
8:30 p. m.—-—Concert by the Steel City
Quartet.
. ' “'GI—Medfoul Hillside, sue.
4360 Meters)
12:00 Noon—Music program -» ‘
12:40 17,. m.—-N8W England Weather
Formnsl.
(\Vaguer'fi" was p.’m.7—Closingv Ref idol; :4;
more Proudc
" II.
Sopru no. accompanied
Spencer. composer.
put—Battery 'nsiri.ctiou
pun—"Icicle,"
Picture Star. "iii qmulr
"Reminiscenccs of Sarah
of con-
al Male Quartet 0!
11.u1.—l"rogram
the Studio of Dudzcy Ruck
p.m.«.\lanliaiian
More
3 'l-t 3" 1:1 ~“\\‘ii§.' Hm; l‘ar'n 10".” V
, rnnn'm- \i'iiiilir ""i‘le‘vbol on "Financial Problems" by [ruli-
NH, O ‘ luxv F. Fowler. Assistant Trust
.5 1:. l‘ H .43.“;- l".\~u’-‘l 1W me Officer of the Bank of Anw‘ica.
1,-1'0. :m; in. rm}. 1...... ' J 5-50 imm-iIci-m Bell Rush. Lz‘ric
‘ ' , (‘1 ~; c. «-
5 w THU—A l-‘Iili on Automoluic qf‘x‘olpiyllraagprakm. . l f
'iiurin'; 1 tin S~""l‘gl{ii'\' of the. " I ' '—_ “I C a 5“.” o
.‘ m. H. ”u .\m.,“~‘.,;.;g.. Afimfiu‘mn. l‘.;ll~.svori\I (glflfijlllg a. \ nation by
x , ,.‘ .r...-...m1.
( U '1 p 1‘.) “I "H" 1"" "‘4' ll" “‘0‘" u-lf) p in _—v\lmon Known = \rirr
L’“ L ri'. ii li'llllV‘. contra: g, " ' "4 ‘ “A" ‘_ ‘ ‘
11.1111 1- I;l.—-—"l'-:f.ir linifini‘dliiiil la“ {\fgxfinu;’fl?nf: .‘lCCOllll’LilllL-xl by
A711 l'.ifY." l-i‘ llizir Arlmi \- _ - N“ . .warr.
:i,,:n ,\_ j,1,,;g‘.._ " ”1 9:30 putr—Pihl Olimau. unil-
Z' 3.3 intr—‘i'nliwrt. it‘s filir’ i‘nitcd imiwtx 2;“02‘1‘“; PialllSi. alld
5.; 1.1. . :1 .. :.-.- . g . p . . rs r1 .- rn . .oprano.
‘ ‘ ‘ l "”1 ””1" m“ ‘1“- iO-O'I p.1n.-—Aimou 1(1107‘ll‘f5. luri-
ark («105 Meters)
3:30 D.lll.-FFCI‘
Song Ito-urn
J'.
drop
00 P.1’il.-—Tclli;l‘ solos
lsor.
(”unis C‘lhus'
of the Radio I)~p:irt—
Newark Sunday Call.
3' talk on “Iiadic for
:0"! pni.——-Tipl‘iany
program of popular
“[nlc Quartet of
famous
it)".
of 'Lie latest
11 Orchestra of Mont-
‘Dy .1 rl is! s
SPlCllfidEl‘S
songs
vial .and com merelui
go Evening Post.
\Vorld Crier station,"
Association
regorlo Saclzo. direc-
hrle’s Book Store.
Evening
4
Player
. it is only a. question of placing the
Reports: 'l.i\'c Sim: i
lw _ the Scientific Amt-rical'.
. i:i.——~l2\'e'~niiez Program:
' 1):“ iii
-l
Timiczil
program lzy
Springfield murkct rcpor'. .
0:9“ p. m,_ Dinner concert by the
“THE (213 t'ivi. L
:"t- p. m. ilumorus vrngram.
:3” 1-. tin—Santa Ciaus‘ Surprise for
Mr L'hilxlrin—i'armcrr. period—-
"Tim F: “more? Joi,»l“cwlizsg ‘Jr-w
iinglzind"~-“Don‘t be .11‘3ll1 of
\K'hut liapD-‘ns in the Dark-11e-
lotions of )llvliilcll‘uiil to Pro]: ur
and L'Oll;~llll'ln“i'." l-rc Samuel C'.
lunzi. Market, SDL‘L‘litllfl. of ti?
Ham's-den (‘ouutr lniproiement
,lX‘l‘iglitfir—‘Slfll‘y {or grown-ups liq.-
Urinal S. Maroon. ,1.
l
t
by the
S:"‘-l p. ii.—~Prograni ghcn
\Villinms College Musical C‘lul‘s.
direct. train the. lie-lei Kim‘u-iil
ballroom.
11:43” D. iii.~—-l‘i‘egram r‘i ('ll.lil‘."!":l‘
”Music by the \VBZ Qllinli‘ti": and
LN) l’cnurix'. tenor.
__.._.
FEW FARMER
HAVE AS YET
may RAllitl
C'ontraiw lo the gonadal liliPl'CSSIUI‘i,
the American farm“; has not yet.
fuller-n \Pry hard {hr radio. Cem-
purod uitli the numhrr of farmers
in the. humid States, the number of
radio sols in use on (arms is small.
One-fourth of the people engaged
in gainful occupation lll this country
are farmers: thcrr: um 6.500.000
farms in the United States. But. so
for as available figures indicate. the
farmer is Just beginning to come into
the (market for radio on any scale
commensurate with the number of
farmers \VllO are potential buyers.
“This phenomena of the develop-
ment of radio.“ according to E. B.
Dalliu, research engineer of the
Acme" Apparatus Company. "has
someufliat puzzled manufacturers.
for it anS'hody could make practical
use of radio it is the ifarmor. It
would be useful and entertaining to
him at all times 0 [the year, and his
dull time. the winter season. is the
best time of the year for the most
satisfactory reception of radio with
a. minimum of static.
“Radio isnlways a. source of news.
It brings to the farm daily weather
reports and for sis which are in-
valuable in the handling of crops.
It. furnishes stock quotations daily.
including quotations on crops and
commodities as well as securities.
Government crop reports are broad-
cast at frequent intervals. To the
farmer and his family who lives at
a. distance from church. radio brings
the sermons and services of city
churches. In addition. the wide
range of entertainment and educa-
tional programs broadcast daily are
as available to the farmer as to any-
one else anywhere. provided he has
a. good set. ' E
"Perhaps one reason why Lilia
farmer until recently has been slow
in taking up radio is that he has not
known what set to buy. or has not
known how easy it: is for him '10
build his own set.
“One manufacturer has recently
issued a. bOoklet with diagrams show-
ing the apparatus connected into
sets of vafious kinds so simply that
parts on-a. board - and connecting-
p‘iece'io piece as shown in the dura-
my. other -manutaeturers are fol-
lowing along-attic, same line. ..a.nd_.the
farmer no' longer needs: to toe! that
e’ Merit-r Report."
Markets. in)-
yo 1 \Yorld Mark is Survey. ii.
8. (‘pzli‘llllrw‘i of Furnign mid
Domestic, (.‘ommcr c. I
6:1?- p‘. m.——~Cude Practice. 1059.)“
1'.’.‘.
“2:5" 1-. m.——"'l‘his \‘t'mflr'ts Judge"
i furnished by the Judg‘: 3:314le
lug Company.
7:20 p. m.-——”>'t:icucc [1» to llgtc'“
Mcgrrgnr
the Com
(‘o‘rt f‘iu‘y'rs, I”. Chvstcr Fiat-:10.
«itrm‘lnr.
U. l”, Fur-s. “iii talk on "lio"
lilo itzzlio lu'crnntiouzil Language.
“iii—Springi‘jvld. Ma».
(711:7 )lv‘ricrs)
11:55. .1. m.-—.\:‘iington 'i'imv. Sigilrzitz
\V- Hill! 1‘ report; Rosina :m-l
TRISTRAM s. ' HYATT
' ~~mEsoAY, DECEMBER 19 .4
r" 'r‘ ’v” tr 7
. r r.
'1’ -. y)” 5
\
Very
oceaawaiaW-em
2’
Correspondence Cards, gilt edged, 75c; plain . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
ALL LEATHER VANITY BOXES . . . . . . . . . . .
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
" , Christmas Coats 1 and Dresses
, SPORT COATS WITH FUR COLLARS
. Stylish garments in various shades only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00
5:. Dainty Dresses of La test Models
A . New arrivals“ of crepe de chine. Newest shades. Fancy trimming.
special value at $16.00
Cranes Writing Paper and Cards
SpecialChristmasGiftBoxesfrom 50c to 3,950
In plain white or in novel color effects. Some with both letter sheets and
correspondence cards. Every one "a big value.
.. ..... 50c
. . . . . . $4.00, $1.50. $1.75
\
\
Columbia Kiddie Cars, Bchyles and Scooters
Thebestmade........................................ 34.981081750
,
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l .
T
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in
ii:
iii
. More of Those Special Uinbrellas For Men and Women
We sold out the first lot pronto.' But were lucky enough to get another
lot in time for holiday shoppers.
. BEGINNING WEDNESDAY EVENING THIS
STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
if CHRISTMAS.
——..
Rm ’land M. Beach
28 East Ave. Phone 2140
. OUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
AND FLORAL onsnfis
BOILERS
and
Expert Boiler
. REPAIRING '
_.._.. nml ---—
3, RE-TUBING':
.__. THE -—-
Policy Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
_
YOU ARE INVITEDC
TO BECOME A MEMBER or our 1
—1924—
Christmas Savings Club:
: .25 a week S 2.50 .
I .50 a week , :5 133.00;
: $1.00 a week -- -- -- -- 5 $0.00:
$2.00 a week 100.00 ‘
$5.00 a week $250.00 ;
i
a. u- .
The People’s Twleoziipany
1
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. l
he-muctrhavmgumeer' on hand -
j
Speed
Wagons
Passer.~ :"
.REO "Cars
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULLNb
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
,-
66 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
senvwe STATION Pupils: 8131:
1 "may [cause
On Diamonds.
Watches. Jewelry ,:
momma.
/ 3“ Atlantic 5!. .
F. S. LYON
.JOB PRINTING
South Norwuk.
=_
‘ WUOS’I‘ER 8: DAVIS
A. M. woosrtért M. w. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
formerly Examiners U. s Pat. (”flea
1116 Main SL. Bridgeport
Send to:- R‘ooklet on Patents.
Louis D. Mattern
(noon, ‘ Bldg. Bridgeport
washmxton Dulce—Ours, Bag.
, PATENTS — rustic-MARKS
\
'PATEN'I’ snoring?
more he" an set * cost nothing.“
_ _ /“ .
EgjgfiiTURECO.
:2.-:29 W'ASHIN ‘ron sr.‘
so. NORWALK
. COAL ECONOMIES
BUCKWHEAT coal can be used not on] for bankin fires. but as!
“mum? for the larger co-Is in lnild w’enthcr. Chagnging {mm d“
regular furnace size to buckwheat is chit coal that 0050
85.00 a: ton his. axing to ‘
lira C05“
PEA I can be mixed with Nut. for the kitchen range.
in: “ 25 a ton lees. the‘mixtflmeans a saving or over $1.90 3 ‘°"
The Norwalk Goal (’9‘ Supply Comp
liaisons’ Building materials
Phone 113 108 Water 5‘
a
DAVENPORT corms SHOPPE
"em. Cheer Within"
Aflaoc h In Par Exeiianoo
hummummnomw
CATBRER FOR PARTIEI
89m Damon-r . STAMI'ORD. con
Music Every Evening—8:30 to 9:00
i
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