Perhaps you have been buying adtertised brands all the time
1000: realizing it.
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Collars. clothes, cigars. spark plugs. which are
tor temporary use and which it defective can be replaced—
. all the time you are blinding yourself to the importance of
.
.31) building materials which you expect to last a life time and
. tound inferior cannot be discarded.
.‘lake 3 our decision
mange.
to favor the material and house with a
, Atoms for Curtis .‘lillwork. Morgan Millwork. Sheetrock. Colo-
m. Cornell “all Boards. Long Bell Lumber, Creo-Dipt Shingles.
NcNair's Shingles, guaranteed for ~10 years.
The Hatch Ea? Bailey Co.
"The House of Service"
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your eyes lit the ilrst in".
motion at truuhl',x needs “he a
tuition of a (-mmhle nptumetris
Proper rumination and iii
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BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Eta,
BBIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-Hana Part: and Tim to
Fit Any Make of Car.
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ENGINEERING
. GENEUS BEEEND
; RADIOEEQGKAM
RDKA. Pittsburgh (326 Meters)
sii‘m i.
3.3., p. m.-——l‘i.'1no recital by Lila
AFFE CTS YOUR ; [.30 p. lll.1~\\vf“‘"lil,\' chat with ”if
r Tin‘vnnrs by Frank E. {\liillv‘n.
it tunes—BEWARE! ' r'.‘ f T: r. . i.——l'nr-ln Remus has a
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H' ‘ DR. THEUI)0R." l i i gsi-iry for the I‘hildren.
; I SHREITFR l ; l1:30 p. hr—Latr‘ Honing con-
.5 ‘ J l 'I’l‘i- e
a: l :9 \mtilingteu 5!. “mile “’33 .9 " MW” 1“ f “" “ “
. . . - ‘ ' \\w" ”11:" - ’C‘. _ . . . ,,
Naturcopathic Physictan ‘ 2. . an E in“. ginmgn (036 Meters)
" ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS , ‘V A, i" 1 '- ".u u ll1.'*‘l/'l‘4 vows, " l‘his serv-
l ' it; 0 QU'CKER up All KINDS * l "x .l . ‘V . H l‘l""3lll‘3$l"d every half hour
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, .._—.._. I Slitn‘i‘i-ZRS. i H ,. ,. n-.. :n-an a. m.-—-Farm and unme
tiara even {orchildren , MASSAGIO—si'iNAL 3 ; i M (”WM ‘Scrvice.
TREATSIENTS. 3 1 .. r . 1., ~' v.1" ' i' :i in —-'l'al~lo talk by Mrs
Saturumaihle Treatments (‘arc 5 l J 1‘ .‘m ‘1“. J r‘..,r.rsnn_
., . ,. . . . for All Ills l'lxt-cpi Lontagious ‘ ' ‘ l ‘ ".1. l . 3:. l' m ,_,5,udl,.. program.
ll. . . . 1%-} 1) Disease!- l I ”A, I: 1.137 ’ '. " l "1 ~"‘ l‘— ll‘v—k'hllle‘n'S Willi“?
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l ._. 1“ l n u" j S 3.: to 1'00 p. ills-AlUFlCiil pro-
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. .1 Clolliier. Matter and r‘urnisher . , 11-. inund- : ” “” P- m '" lasmon 'l':\‘fflt‘p~
‘ l in Men and liars l ,. z», .120 ‘ ".l’i’l’s 0f ”1" "10m?!“ l‘.‘~' «\gnPL M.
. 11 suns s12 .\()lK\YAI.I\ .. “Lawns?"
: miss a i 31E“ p, m ~12m1; recital by \l‘anda
. ,3 v no ‘ Lynn. soprano.
‘ ' a 3.2.) p. m.—-—‘l‘l*.v: magazine of “‘all
OLD FRIENDS four THE
OLD rams
The (lid \‘foll 3c Ciga
Pei-lest.) Bouquet, 10c
1’
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN, HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, E’IO.
11:0 Old Stand by
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Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Try a. Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mallet] .‘lllk
Made by
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F. H. BAX 1 [LR
i" 5 SOUTH mum STREET.
i DRUGGIST
l Agent for i'ure at Shaw, i’ark &
E: Tiliorri, Grasp Soil. and Russell:
5: Candles. - _
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3; DA! and NIGHT
l SESSIONS
: ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
MERRILL BUSINESS
g COLLEGE
City National Maui Building
Phone fill-2.
THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
33 Center Ave.
Phone
N orwalk
2064.
Home deliveries, 20c qt.; in: plot
, 1
The Busy Men‘s Shop
Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced
at.
~at the--
Rialto (‘lothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRAU'IUIK and BUILDER
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. inc a Specialty
38 l‘ranee st.
' Phone tits-L2 Sorwaih
.l'i‘reproot Building and Concrete-
Norwalk. Conn.
DIARY 0. LABHEB.
mini-mt METHOD
“mmporiinz-$raip Treatment
. Fu'tnlsv—dlanie‘uring
ea 80”!“ MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. 0058.
‘ Phone at: Room 1
FREDL. n. GANUNG
FUNERAL pint-:cron AND
EMBALMER
34 Ca. Main St. So. Norwaik, Ct.
Phone 1880
NORWALK AUTO wanes.
mo comm
PHONE 399-13
[5 ROWAN 31‘. EAST NORWALK
Old Care Bought —- All Kinda of
gv'i'lt r-f
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llli'nw iln- transmitter “51‘ its “in;
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fiw r: w iwr. lha-n llw .‘illfllll int-:10
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l'IiiIv’lmg. :zvgi' ..ii's linni ll‘ll"l\' rouml-
int: alum: «n lit-3 street llrloW. or the
“ill Shirt inter
' h: rrturv ilu- entire trans-
imllv-v‘ liui- in Iw llllllll‘lll'vl till rpr'lhgz;
in melt-r llzitl ll Would not be nub—
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llor- :lmi't tune l'l'lfifi‘lCiiElllzC
my t vaului‘
it l‘r‘lti“.
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has llh :i51\:mlzigr:~. it v.11] trawl
lone rlu-innws. :x longrr -llsta.i:e
than “ill :i brunt-least of a high-:i‘
“nu: length. moxivlrwl the output ol
the lrunsmiltvr 1m, thu- tzim‘t. One (-1
thu mm! :lhlLilnlflllll: fuels illSC-)\U!‘C‘J
about the short “run was :hut they
fruv-‘lwd l.il‘lh“i' in llll" daytime than
in the night. This was l'FVOlUllOan)
as awry {:in knows that the DX Stu.—
tions on the broadcast xx ch5 cciue‘in
only at nighl.
liming“... rl-‘icrniinml these far-l:
through rxpt‘rimsntmg ‘hnre the”
lullowcd the testing of the Limit
“ares \xirh rcwhcrs located ll oiner
points. 'l'hv first test was made he-
iwemi [just Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Ohio. ilicii inllmrcd tests between
East l‘iiisliurgh- and Springfield,
Mass. Other experiments followed
between Mr. Conrad and his friends
located at other parts of the Country
until the high t‘rmiucm-y broadcast-
in; had been tried out thoroughly.
Then Cilllle the decision to etiilu
lish Station KP‘KX and the filaking
of radio history was assured. The
moral to this story is that KI-‘KX
besides making history is also a mini-
ument to living engineering genius.
-‘—-Remcinl>cr when you were :1
“kid." you'd trade a hrokon knife
for an apple? \Vell. the I'LL
TBADE YOU column ofThe Sen-
tinel does just that and a lot more,
Many advantageous “swaps" can lic-
xuade through it. Look up what
you want to dispoge of and the col-
umn at the head of the Classifieds
will do the rest. 7 4 ‘ "
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up iLv: .; \\,;\«~ lvi'. -. v:'». 'i‘.\()‘
w ""“l" mu, ‘v-miiwl ..' Ill” 3 our.
t; l rrisrm.
3:50 p. ur—«i'urrrn‘ txrnts hy thc
r\l-;l\' of lloi'irus.
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6:40 pm. i'znln Fracture. l-‘sson
num‘imr lIiZL
T."ii it i;i.~~l§zr~iimg l‘rogdim.
l \\ 57. Springfield. Mass.
' ‘ (337 Meters).
ll .3?) a ii1.-~.Arlin;tcii Time Signals;
\Vrathvr Reports: Boston and
Springfield Market Reports. '
7.3“ p.iii.—--Sunln (“laus‘ talks for
the Kiddies l‘nrmvrs' Period—-
lf‘lltl‘ train the Ntw Iliiglaild
lit-mislead.
S H" put—torrent.
fl 0" p m ~~l7cdfirvr for
groan-ups l-‘c )lr'rzlon.
3:» p n1.—.\rli::gten Tm): Signals.
sinry
('rw‘u S.
'1
“OR heixark (205 Meters).
.‘ 3“! pm.-1_‘arrol Hunt. l."§l'0
lairifonr of .\‘r\\' lJz‘L—I‘L‘o'dlng
:irii.t.
3.4.1 1‘ m —- l-Lvln’i i'rai:
r. nl' \s‘w York.
l' lib ~~-i ‘umiimz-tiw
Funnel”.
mlz-uliu
:1 4m
("ir‘i'ol l‘lark.
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rsrmt. N‘T'lliil’lFl and 0:. on
"Just \\'l\:it t‘pri‘i‘itl.all} ‘ ' .‘~lo-
FIT"
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1.00 11. in —\’iolm solos by Jose do
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E l J} p. m.—lnstruction in ('Otlf‘l
g I ringin‘t‘. I
2 (mm p. m.—Children's hour by
'T‘cggy Albion.
“Ell. New York (155 Meters)
3,” p. m.—L'hrisimas holiday mu-
1:01. p, m.—Book review by Grace
1:31)") L'ollwon.
5:30 p. m.—4"lOsin: reports of the
New York State Dept. of Farms:
Farm and Homo reports; closing
quotations. .
7:00 1). n_i.~—"S:mta Claus Stories"
by llurr McIntosh.
7:30 p. m.——Danee program.
7:15 p. iii—The world's work. 2
smn p. m.-—I)3lll"f‘ program. ;
$.l5 p. ni.——Spccia'l evening radioI
recital.
10:00 p. ur—Rcciial by Julius
l:l('lli"l‘. \iolinist.
1":30 p. m.—-—ll:30 p. m.—.D:incr
program by the Hotel Commodore
Dance ('Irvliesim.
“‘GY. Svimeeiady. N. Y.
(380 Meters)
2:00 p. m.——Music and address.
0:13 p. m.——\\‘cekly report on con—
diiiuns of roads in New York state.
7:45 p. m.——l\lusical program.
\l'iiAF, New York (192 Meters)
9:30 ,1. m.—.\Iusical program.
11:00 a. m.——"Tons and Tons of
Attractive Delicious Biscuits" by
Clarke 1} Davis. PliP. D.
11:55 a. m.—Musical program.
11:30 a. Ill-"A Christmas Din:
nor." by \Villiam Johns.
“:50 a. lll.—-An]£‘i‘lC€ln
turiai Market Report.
12:00 noon—~lilarket reports.
4:00 p. m.—Laridau'si serenaders.
5:00 p. m.——-Christmas program
{or children. .
7:00 p. ILL—Midweek serricea u'n-
der the auspices of the New York
Federation of Churches.
7:30 p. m.—Daily sport talk by
Thorion Fisher.
7:40 p. m.o—Dora. Damon Pardee.
eorneiist.
5:00 p. in.—~lnsiruetive talk on
auction bridge by Raymond F. Rode
of the Shepard studio.
3:10 p. m.—~Dora Damon Pardee.
«:ornetist. '
8:15 p. .1..._Christmas concert by
the Schola Cantorum of New York.
Sow York's famous singing society.
under direction 0: Kurt Schindler,
conductor. direct from Carnegie hall.
New York'City.
Agricul-
WGI Medt‘ord. Hillside. Mass.
(300 Meters);
.00 Noon—Music Program.
40 p.m.-—New England Vl‘eztlicr
Forecast. 4
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l2:
[3 (in.
‘ 5:30. n-mn-Clfiill‘ Slack
lion I‘ivturc Industry Ufi‘v‘ia Tu—
, .
——.‘j<~!c5 l-j‘ L‘dda (1 raig .
~‘ l-‘xv—lr.” Santa. Claus.‘
n>$l55alil of DES ‘l'N' ilix'lOlt', “ill
sp-‘zxk to the chilxlxrn.
:30 ivm.-—7:.‘1n tilll.—--".‘lll§l"
\Vlziln Yru Din':"o—~'i‘nm Cooper's.
Country Club Drclircfnv
“Ear. New York.
p13 1‘. M —--t"‘lirisii:2.is (fioncrri h)-
thv Hzlm‘ui I’nulm'uui Of N9“: York.
.\‘-"\' \'«‘1‘i.':z famous singing society.
i. «lirrgtmn of Kurt Schindler.
I’ufu‘irilicior. llll‘i"t‘.l (rem Carnegie
Hall. New York (Tu-ly
10.15 P. .‘vl w—Hsirn
1". au‘mnpanicd 1‘}-
Ai.'i"-
Drvonia. So-
pr tutti Emer-
30.30 P. Fl ~~Artliur “’rignll. au—
lhr-r. {it‘llt‘i :aiwl ilzl‘l‘tolngisi. “ho
aidml the" la'r- Lord tiarnarvon in his
rxplcz‘ziiimn‘. in the Yallvy of the
limes. “Ill speak on "Tut-ankh-
amt-tram] Recent Discoveries in
limit"
1m); 1‘. M.—llc~lcn Dcvonia. So-
pram».
Ham 1". ill—Vincent Lopez and
His Orrhrszra hroadcasling direct
from the iii-ill (if the llotel Penn-
:wlxanin.
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310515): ‘
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TABLETS for Constipation and
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Adv.
“EVERY PERSON wrm
’ P I M R L E S
Should Make This Test .
New Steam Treatment Worke
Wonders
Firs; hold your face ‘close to
steaming water, using a towel to
catch the steam. Next; dry and
apply a special disappearing skin
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the cream completely vanishes.
Note how the sick skin pores
absorb this healing substance in
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‘many people report that pimples
are often gone. The severest case
usually yields after a few treat-
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TRISTRAM & HYA
INORWALK’S LEADING DRY
Christmas Coats and Dresses
SPORT COATS WITH FUR COLLARS
Stylish garments. in various shades only
mm 20, 1
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New arrivals of crepe
special value at
correspondence c
CorrespOndence Cards, gilt edged. 75c; plain
ALL LEATHER VANITY BOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00, $4.50, 31
resses of La testfihjlod‘eg‘
de chine. Neivcst shades. Fancy trimming. \‘eyv
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Cranes >Writing Paper and carE
Special Christmas Gift Boxes from
4-”, v
50cio 5.1...)
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In plain white or in novel color effects. Some with both letter sheets and
ends. Every one a big value.
. 50¢
..c.....nc....-1-..-a.
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Thebestmade
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Columbia'Kiddie Cars, Boycyles and Scooters
.................................._$1.98l031750
More Of Those S
9&3 resonances.
BEGINNING
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masmes
Rowland M. Beach
28 East Ave. Phone 2140
our rLownns, aBOUQUETs
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
BOILERS
fier'tmiaéie}
REPAIRING
-— and
R§-TUBING
”ran:—
Polley Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
a}
pecial Umbrellas For Men and Women
We sold out the first lot pronto. But were lucky enough to get another
lot in time for holiday shoppers...
v
WEDNESDAY EVENING THIS
STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.’
YOU ARE INVITED
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF OUR
— l 9 2 4 ——
Christmas Savings Club
S 12.50
3 25.00
3 50.00
$100.00
$250.00
.25 a week
.50 a week
$1.00 a week
$2.00 a week
$5.00 a week
The People’s Trust Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
met 8N0.MaiilStreet _.“‘_
Speed 0 Passenger
Wagons RE Cars
REPAIRING asp ovmmauuxc
PARTS Aim ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
56 No. Main St. 180. Norwalk
SERVICE STATION 'PHONE 3136
Money loaned
On Diamonds.
“'atchea, Jewelry
Monti: foam
3“ Atlantic St.
Sanford Th.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
’ South Norwalk.
WUOSTEP. &-. DAVIS“
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
s‘ormerly Examm~ U. 8. Pat. Office
1115 lain 8L. Bridgeport
Send 1' Rookie! on Patents.
Louis D. Mattern
Liner-ty Bldg. Bridgeport
Washington Office—Our” 82:18.
ram-rs - TRADE-MARKS
ramm- arrow
mm m 50.
FURNiT‘URE CO.
""- l29 wasmnc’rou 57.
.‘I'
so. NORWIALK
COAL ECONOMIES, ‘
BL’L‘K‘VHEAT coal can be used not only for banking fires. but as a
substitute for the larger coals in mild weather. Changink from the
regular furnace size to buckwheat is Changing to a coal that C0513
$5.00 a. ton 163.
PEA coal can be mixed with Nut for the kitchen range. Pea Coat-
ing $3.25 a ton less, the mixture means a. saving of over $1.00 3 (cu.
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