animat-
-.---p.-o- ..--’
tit-collating it.
Stake your derision
-’r—"‘- ............
to tenor the material and
hope you hate been buying adwrtlaed brands all the time
t'oilars. clothes. cigars. spark plugs. which are
ior temporary use and which if defeciire can he rcplaccd—
all the time you are blinding youraelt to the importance 0!
rd building materials which you expect to last a life time and:
. . inferior cannot be discarded.
house with a
, Agents for Cut-its Millwork. Morgan Mlllwork. shcctrock. Colo-
. ’Cnrm‘ll “all Ilnurtls. Long l'lt‘ll Lumber.
~ air'e Shingles. guaranteed tor 40 years.
Crco-Dlpt Shingles.
e Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
“The House of Service"
A,
- -. "'2... '
WE dolicuto machinery of
your cyt-s at the "rat inti-
Illltlun of trouble net-Ila me at-
, Italian or a capable Optometrist.
Prom culmination and the
tl‘ht louse;
WILLIXSTI'NOORE
()I’Ti 'SIIZ'I IIIST
we! liuiltlltig, “usliingtmi St.
'flfltih Norwnih l'lione 120.12
t!
P
aw
uty Unsurpassed
'lhe wondrriul'v refined.
‘ war'v- white £03101th
. re:..:crni. bring luck the
' arrearanct‘ of youth. Re.
suits an- instant. Hlflhl'
mturpixclixcruasniiand
tom-Ln..- action. Our '75
year; 111 L50—
smd 15:. for TnhlSifl 5
"so. ruorxinsa soil
:.e\IYorlrt;:t1
TEETH \\|Tlit)l,"l PLATES
extractions. no
matter l‘rw. ~l,f.’lcui‘, by Nap-It-
MiniL l alt-w via both fixed and
rcmmahin rrzifgc-s .1: rcasonnblo
pflcrs.
DR. SLOMAN
10.. Washington Street
Phone :‘.l‘.‘ii llutirs: il-fi l'. M.
smith Nnrnalk, Conn.
I do r-iinlcsfi
i1. figuration: room",
if“??? FEEDS" _, 7.:
l5»: In. It. Bette. Prop. if!
L ‘ I 1';
_; Phone 2610 -'.’.j 1';
! WINNIPAUK‘.‘
FEED ST.ORE
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Car: to the
BRIDG EPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center In.
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
Second-Hand Pam and Tim to
Fit Any Make of Car.
i
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
7:) Washington St. Phone 1632
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATES AND
SHOWERS.
MASSAGE—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Naturmpathio Treatments Care
for All ills Exccpt Contagious
Discasycs.
man «can.
OLD FRIENDS
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Periccto Bouquet, 10c
firm
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
,1. and RESTAURANT
ii 501 1'“ MAIN STREET
"j“
V? I. Rani.- J. ‘Zarilil
, sot Til NORWALK. CONN.
[‘lionn 2210
' ‘ r
'- ~F. H. BAXTER
3 . SOUTH mam STREET.
at. DRUGGIST
1.7.; ”on: for Page on Shaw. Park 1
'V Tiller-d, Green Seal. and Russell:
1 candies.
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
COURSES
ENROLL NOW
“BRILL BUSINESS
' COLLEGE
as: National Bank Building
Phone aid-2.
FALL SUITS
——an d—
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Low-st Priced Store in the
Not-walks.
ASHER CLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter and r‘urnisher
to Mon and Boys
11 MAIN ST. NOBWAIIK
/
ROOdner
Feed CO.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, £20.
Phone 2400
Elevator, Ann Street
South N orwaik, Conn.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate Mailed Milk
Made by
ORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Ave.
Phone :eu.
THE N
Norwaik
Home deliverla, 20c qt.; the plot
The Busy Men’s Shop
Xmas Gifts
Reasonably Priced
-—at the——
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Bialto Theatre
CHARLES J. VARIAN
,. " TKAUI'UII and autumn
1 * proot Building and mercie-
ina a Specialty /
-ce St. Namath. Conn.
'9
4...
~. Phone ota-I-a Nomlh
I
‘auar c. manna
HABIT.“ METHOD
_ .. in Treatment
A“ Nib—Montcalm
, ‘ ’Zwirt'fl MAIN STREET
’ xoswaut. 00x3.
rm‘tmm 1
lli'
ration. n.’ canons
FUNERAL DIREOTOR AND
EMSALMER
M to. Main St. 8o. Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 1684
NORWALK AUTO mox-
INO COMPANY
PHONE ”id! ‘
S ROWAN 81'. EAST .NORWAII
Old Gare Bought -- All Kind. 0:
.. Auto Patna tor, hi. -‘ "
‘- IGrtnnpy.” bx W6! 1' ._.
SCHOOL DAYS
1
1.
RADIO PROGRAM
\\ GI. .‘lei’m‘tl Hillstdr. Mass.
(.5th .‘lctv‘r~.)
12:00 Noon—Music I‘l‘Ogl'iLlii.
12:40 pm —-.‘£rw Lnglaiid \Vgather
Forecast.
12.45 p,tti.o—I.lr5:i‘: lT-’i=ort mi l-‘ar-
nir‘rs Prodiitv llriikrt ! =iani.
.00 p.iii.—-.\i‘.ir:inl \‘VOiiiHi's Club
Program. 1. Talk ln' Miss Doro-
thy ll. Goodwil- I'nllilt'il “'l‘hv
l‘assnix; of tho i'l‘lrl‘fllllll'l 1.1ka y"
O
{\iimlwr 194.
7 5m pm.—~ lii’Vllll; nitrani. 1.
F-‘l'vivti \"‘l‘:~~'2'. (Ono-rt lv)‘
Miss J-‘lorti .‘il:it‘l'ui:.ili‘l. Kev]
(‘i‘oss IIt'lelll 'i'ull: l~;' llvnry t'op-
lry Green of the ‘ -ti‘upo:ii.m
t’hapl-‘l‘ of tho Amvrirn . 12ml
Cross tiititlmi "\‘l’iiitcr 1101131139."
4. lludlo lJPLnlit‘. _
“ill“ .\vw Yrrk (402 ‘lcior‘lyv
9x50 .‘l ni.—i:.l ‘I ti.lll.-—.‘vlll51L‘al
program.
11,00 a Tar—“"Tho Christmas. Spirit
"by John Martin.
1111.8 a.rll.—-.‘»l12.'\li,’ll iiv<‘~;';im.
11:110 a,iii.——'i‘.ill: l-y Al'lli'il‘ l'ilimgs
lI'lnt. lllltlii‘ lll-‘ :tvispios u.’ Illu-
su‘ul America.
11:30 a.ll’l.-—-.\lllil‘lCCin Agrirzmuris‘
Market Reports. .
13:00 Noon—Market Reports b; ilit‘
lfnitmi Stairs liquirtm-m of
Agriculture.
{:00 p.iii.—I,iiirlrt :‘tliloss. Srinrant)
ilt‘L‘Orllpflnlf'd lvv i'ililt'lli‘t' l..iskr_v.
4:15 p.iii.——Josrpli l". \"iisi‘j Tru-
or. ,
4.30 p.m.—l.iiiila Etliloss. So; ratio.
4:4? ini.-—Jost-iiii l“. \\':ilsli. Ton-
or.
;-.NI p.iii.——L‘lii'i$'iiins Prtigl’fllll for
t‘liildrcn.
7.30 p.1ll.—-Dall)‘ Sport
Thornton Fishvr. _
7:40 I‘JlL—IIHXI‘)‘ .lriitrs. Composer
Pianist. '
Til lk It)“
8:00 piii.~“'llic llappiii 5:. 14035"
~l1iily .ltllltfi iil‘id liriitsl Hair.
813” p.m.~.\um:.' MrCortl. Iti'ric
Soprano. m‘cutiipnniml by “im-
{rod '1‘. l‘-:irr.
5:45 p.iii.—"Broth0rl100ti —- "Tho
Heart. of Christmas" by lidnin
Markham.
9:00 nun—10H“ P.lii.—-lellc; Ur-
“'chrstra.
KDKA. Last. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
(320 Mctrrs)
6:13. p,m.——()rgain Recital by Lu—
rile llalc. from the (ammo Motion
Picture ’l‘liczitrr. Pittsburgh. 1’8.
7:15 p.m.-———Ilarlio Roy Scout. Mcct
lng.
7:45 p.m.——Santn. Claus' visit
the Cl'lIldl‘t‘ll.
8:00 p.iii.—?1lioll;tl Stockman
and Farmer lilnrkrt Reports.
8:13 p.iii.-—"'1‘lic Universal Reign
of L‘hrist."—the Sunday School Los-
son for Docoiiihr-r 23. to he pi'zsent-
Cd by Dr. R. L. Lannlng.
8:30 p.m.—Frcd E. \Vober. barl-
tone: George C. Muth, violin
assisting artists.
to
KY\V Chicago (536 Dieters)
9:30 a.m.-—-Late news and com-
ment of the financial and commer-
cial markets.
11:35 a.m.-—-'I'.:ible talk by
A. J. Peterson.
12:30 pun—“The Progress of the
W'orld" by Review of Reviews.
Mrs.
6:50 p.m.—Children's Bedtime
story.
10:00 to 12:30 a..m.-—Late Show:
Artists and Program will be an-
nounced by Radiophone.
KYW. “The \Vorld CrieI‘Stailon,"
will broadcast :the latest. new: or
the “’orld every half hour. day and
night
“GI—Schenectady, N. Y.
(380 Meters)
11:55 a. tum—Time signals.
12:30 p. I'm—stock market report.
12:40 9. tn.—Prdduce market report.
12:45 ‘3). m.—\Veatiier forecast.
2:00 p. m.-—Music and address. "i'lw
night Kindot Moving Pictures,"
Mrs. William Mead. Schenectady
Woman's Club.
6:00 p. m.—Produce amiaetock mat-
ltot quotations: new~ bjilloilns. '
0:30 p. In.—-Children'a. radiant:
Department of Red].
7:45 p. m.——Radio ,come'
new.
7:35 p. tin—Health talk‘NgY. Sta: - ‘
i
-. lirpccially .‘irrnngr i liaison land Sprfisty of Orange. E.
l‘ r osru m . _......_...
.A 30 p in —C'l~‘is.:i: ‘3’ch Market \"BZ,..spruigficld. Mu.
Reports. fig (337 Meters)
6:15 pni.——t“nd° Practice. lrsson 6.00 p. m.—~liinnr-r concert by the
!
i H p m -—instructlon 2n Corie Prac-
S:l.'- p. tii.—-.<mig Recital by Edgar
Pcrkiiis. lvasso.
Sztin p. iii.——Snng Recital by Hnlrri
I} ll
\\'J7,-—Nt‘\v YOrk (455 Meters)
:00 p. ni.—-Ur::in rr‘r‘ital played by
Len Rings. organist. on the 1101!.)
Astor t‘rt'ziti.
5:00 p. iii.———"'I‘hc Largo Aspect of
\Vorld Affairs" by I"l't"l€l’l\‘k Dix-
on.
7.00 p. m,———".lar:k Rabbit. Stories"
l‘-v David Cot-v,
7:30 v iii—Furr- McIntosh,
t“hN‘rful l’hilospli'or.
743 p. iii.——l.nn.~eleaf ('Tiirrrnt Topics,
$:F-0 p ill ——Xmas Carols by the
I‘landomn Singsrs,
3 in 11:.‘1It p m ——"Aiinual Forthit‘z-
or: 1‘35"“.l‘iminr n' the N: w L'itg-
3
the
“‘82 Quinton»,
7:00 p.111 -"$:0'I Reward." a iIT'In‘l-
atirrrl story.
7:30 p his—Santa r‘lnus' tolks for
illr‘. Kiddies: C'iirrcnt Bonk Revlon:
Pnrnicrs‘ Ported—“"130 NM" En:—
l-"l‘lt‘l l-‘nrmcrs Warrt l-Zedut‘wl
l'rir‘EH Rain?" 11:: l‘.. 1.31.? Stem
Wis, 'l‘rnffir Manager of 11:9 E.i'=t- .
crn States Farmers‘ Exchange.
11'00 p. iii .. Program of (‘liamber
Mutiv‘ by the “'82 Q'iintctin. '
\\'R('——“’ashingtan (-189 Meter-iii
tire.
0.0" p m «Children's Hour by Peg-
gy Albion.
MARINE t‘ORPS NIGTH
0" p. m. A Talk on the Coast Chair}
by Other 3i. Max-on, Chief of thr-
l‘ivisinn of Operations of tli.~
United States Coast Guard.
(‘mliin Hrlnl,
:43 p. m.-Sonx Recital by nor-l
Arth. rontrnlto.
:00 p. iti.-—~A Talk on the Marin"
l‘nrpe by Major Gencrnl John A.
l.°_ivuno, (‘omtiiandvd oi the L'nilrrl
Stains Marina t‘orps.
:15 p_ m —-t"oncsrrlt by the Fund
taatr‘s Marine Corps.
—'
“‘OR—Ncwnrk (105 Motors)
:30 p. "tr—Joan Lambert. coiitrnltn.
:45 p, ~l‘i‘i.-—I‘:ll7..'ll)t?lll Steele. six-
years old piano prodigy.
3:00 p. m.~—Solos by Jean Lambert.
3:15 p. m.—-—"Hcalth Hints"-—l)r.
Harriet. Van hurrn Pockham of
Brooklyn. N, Y. .
3:30 to 4.00 p, mr—EIdC‘r3‘10 Jonts.
woman imvntor. in a. talk on
"‘What Barnum Taught Mo."
6:13 p. m.-—"irirlm" Santa Claus‘
arristant at, his Toy Factory. will
speak to the children.
6:20 p. in.~rl‘iano srlcction: by Irv-
ing Rudcmau.
6:30 to 7:00 p. ni.—~".\ian in the
Moon Storir‘s {hr the Children"—
ropyriglit of the Newark Sunday
Call. a"
T to 7'30 p. m ——-.lzun(‘s F. Nash. tot.“-
m- ofINew York.
EAMONT TOIEAD “
ECONOMIC GROUP =
IN SURVEY WORK
f
Thomas W. ‘mont.
The Economic Foundation. or-
ganized to further “im in-
vestigation in the flel of eco-
nomic, social and industrial sci-
ence,” has been formed in New
York. with Thomas W. Lamont. o!
‘3 PRMEEELQ Coma: president
[industry Has Traffic Problem
‘ J
Automobiletrafic is a uw‘aswmm‘n
We hig'mdustncc.‘ ' At
Workadlhewm
has-med" m gem. ‘ .' .
"mm-Rummage:
”together am “Stop and
ym‘
- ..._—-,..,—— _,, r a a—wa-n-u—n—u—nfl-n—aQ. .plawp’I-aa—
~
~ TRISTRAM & HYATT
FRIDAY» DECEMBER 21, 19a
x
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.‘l
~
Dainty Dresses
‘ DRESSES
Big Comfy Fur Coats
Sport Coats, Fur Collars $10.00
NORWALK’S' LEADING DRY GOODS STORE E:
2' ‘5
SUBST AN T IAL C HRISTMAS
PRESENTS SOLD HERE 2
It’s our long established custom of giving full value for
your money, .be the expenditure large or small that brings back
the old customers and makes the new ones into regulars. :
CHRISTMAS COATS AND F
LADIES’ SILK UMBRELLAS
Strap Handles, Fast Colors $5.50
Men’s Umbrellas, $1.50 to $7.50
$16.00 Children’s Umbrellas. $1.00 - 81,30
/
'A BIG STOCK 0F CRANE’S BOX PAPERS AND -.
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS
Shirts,
GIFTS FOR MEN
Neckwear,
Pajamas, Golf Stockings, Half
Hose of Silk, Wool or Cotton
GIFTS FOR \VOMEN
Silk Stockings, Sport HOSO. V ‘
' 'JL'I
Gauntlet. Gloves. Neckwezii',
Underwear, Sweaters
Gloves,
BLAN
' TABLE LINEN, LUNCHEON SETS, KENWOUI)
KETS, BEACON BLANKETS '3‘
1‘
GIFTS FOR CHILDREN FOR THE BABY
Columbia Scooters, Boycycles, Dainty Dresses, long or "
Kiddie Cars, Mama Dolls, Toys, Quilted Robes and Blalli‘léir. ,
Stockings, Neckties, Gloves Toilet Sets. Rattles Q
THIS STORE
Rowland M. Beach i
28 East Ave. Phone 2140 3
O
OUT FLOWERS. BOUQUETS
AND I'LORAL DESIGNS
BOILERS
—- and .—.—
Expert Boiler
31‘3pr
RIB-TUBING
—— THE _.
Policy Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
' as Ito. min 81:.
' A. u. wooma-
/
m REO
Wm
M ammo AND om. mam;
PARTS AND'LGIESSORIEB
HAYDEN
. AUTOMOBILE CO.
80. Norwplk
‘tWVlOE STATION PHONE 8136
Passenger
Oars
Money Loenetl
0!: Diamonds.
Watches. Jewelry
SumacSt.
“W“
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.
WOOST'ER & DAVIS
M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEY, AT LAW
former-11mm": U. 8. Pat. Office
1115 Main St. Bridxevort
send (or Booklet on Patents.
Louis D. Mattern
’JM‘I'I’ Bldg. Bridgeport
nut-mm Office—Ouny mu
PAPEN‘I‘S .. mp Eat nuns
~Parhn-r-am8iiir
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE FAMILY. GIFT TOWELS AND
PILLOW CASES
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
" Effie '3‘% “'9'
TO BECOME A MEMBER or on:
—— l 9 2 4 —
YOU ARE INVITED 1
Christmas Savings Club?
A
.25 a week 5 12.50 g
.50 a week -- -- -- - 5 25.00
$1.00 a week -- -- -- -- S 50.00 3
$2.00 a week -- -- -- -- $100.00 .
$5.00 a week - - - - $250.00
___._._..____._.._._
The People’s TrustCompany ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
4‘7
EXIDE
Exide-Batteries From $6.00 to $31.00.
Why Risk 8 Cheap Battery 7
Made by Electric Storage Battery Co., the Oldest '
“
and Largest Company in the World.
S. L. BENEDICT
73 No. Main Street
ECONOMIES
banking iii-ts. l‘U‘ ‘5 ‘
Changing iron) the
a coal that 63:15
COAL
BUCKWHEA’I‘ coal an be used not only for
substitute {or the larger coils in mild weather.
regular mrnaoe size to buckwheat is changing to
”.00 3 ton BS- 1‘ 'a (04'
PEA coal can be mixed with Nut (or the kitchen range-$1 0:) . ‘3“
Wfl-fiatonlfis. themixture meansasulns 0‘0“" ‘
The Norwalk Goal 6? Supply Comp
Masons' Building Materials 108 Water st.
Phone 113
‘A‘AAA-AAAAA‘ -v
i. ' ' ' ' III-{fink SHOPPE"
DAVENI’O ..
aria-aunt!» hail-nu
.0ahIauiPaatrIo-teodermflomU-O
' canola ma 9mm
30m DA
0011".
BTW.
- hfivu U-C-
10-00: Every Evening—6:30 te'ewo
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