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‘. corrcrt l'ninc Mmlorn plumb.
II his heirs to inp'fi iclimv (loan
1 mentally :14 \-ll 11,: )l11'sicall).
. We're sanitary tilgincr‘rn \\ ho
I‘ charge fair plumbing: prim-s.
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The NASH. RAYMOND
,1 & DEA. ‘0.
a 2 Flax Hill oad
1
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3 WHEN lT'S SNOWING
5 It's thump-lbw in luv. liiilillr'rs
Without gvl'mg 1111 1.41 nil thx:
"3 way to in:~ :mm- 11:1' «'41.»: them.
l The Initit'nl thin: 11- .:.. is in ltl'Y
9 THEM mm-
H
FEIR SOD S DEI’T.
STORE
“The Storm or I't‘l'l't't'l Sortit'c"
23 Ely Ave. Phone 1502
BOILERS
_. and
Expert Boiler
REPAIRING
11nd
RE-TUBING
Who-cow
1 WILLIAM J. MOORE
1i 1 ' optonm'nusr
‘ Ila-W Z
“8.11.8.6“! I! 93' o o ia".EIi-' 35.! SJ 3143.: I axes:
'_ m delicate machinery oi
‘ ' your eye: It the Itrst Imi-
notion of trouble need, 'he at
{nation or I capable Optometrist.
exnmtnntlon and the
Ionia- nunmng. “mailman s1
.Illb Norm-Its Phone 7032
:1.pr ‘flw:h
.yp.
’61:: LIFE is was
a»
_———... W‘-—-......._-___
FEED ' sToit‘s
“WW“ Pain-n!
Wu. H. Betti, Prop.
{hon-2813
i
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A Complete Assortment of
LANKETS and OOM~
FORTABLES
Of All Kinds.
E K Banks
0 ..
Mam-11cm}, 80th Block
sum-n somvnut.
'30 LIVE IT lG-HT—
'We LL HELP
[Between 0111 and Oentoi' eta.
OLD "CA..R.‘:1
Sell Your Old Cm to tho
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WREC KING CO.
1310‘1Iorth Avenue
BRIDGEPOBT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
Second-Hana Pam and Tirol to
Fig Any Nuke of Car. -
I ‘A— —
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER '
'- '\':1sl1lnztt:u 5!. Phone 1632
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENIS
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGII’I‘ BATHS AND
SHINVERS.
MASSAGFP-SI'INAL
TREATMENTS. i
Naturcupathic 1‘rcnlmcnts
for All Ills I'lxt‘opl Contagious
Diseases.
—-TKE-—-——
Policy Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
Ill Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
1
Dine at the 0111.111: by
m OXFORD LUNCH
- . and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH DIAIN STREET
~05 Bouts J. zuuu
IOUTH. :10va13, CONN.
Phone 2216
F. ‘H. BAXTER
O SOUTH MA"! STREET-
E , — DRUGGIST
”out (or Page & Show. Park a
'§’flflord. Green Seat, and flusseil'a
.. Coldlu. .
The Busy Man’s Store
-.-()-..
Everybody (‘an (‘hoosc Every-
thing for Every Man.
‘15,:
111 ~
Main Cothing Store
3136 Washington Street
‘ Opp. Itinlio ’l‘hcnerc“
.-.o-..
CHARLES J. VARIAN
'g‘oozrnutnon 111m 11
11.11121;
Moot Building and net-ete-
1. in: n Spcchlty
“moo 6t. Norwnlk, Conn.
I'm 13134-2 Nonnlk
ll
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. HARPER MLT’A'IOD
. ' Emir—Monitoring
a EOUI'H MAIN 5mm
oou'm NORWALK. 0083'.
Phone CIZRoom I
b 4
0n Diamonds.
“’etchu. Jewelry
3“ Atlanta: St.
Honey Loan“ ,
humanism
Owen-mung.
‘H MAGN ETOS
finite: or Blnznetos. Stu-tens.
inetslled.
h Ignition {or Fprde and
.56 No. Main St.
1?. Center Ave.
Speed Passe-Lye:
REG Oars
REPAIRING AND OVIZIIIMUIJNI.
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN ;
AUTOMOBILE CO.
80. Norwalk
PHONE 3l3t-
Wagons
SEN"! CE STATION
Try a Bottle 0t Angel Drink
Chocolate Matted 1111111
Made by
ETHE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
N omlk
Phone 1604.
Home deliveries, 21... qt.; 12:: pint
FREDIL. E. GANUNG
FUNERAL oineuron AND
EMBALMER
34 So. Main 31. 80. Not-went, 0:.
Phone 1084
NORWALK AUTO WRECK-
ING COMPANY
PHONE 399-13
5 RO\VAN 51'. EAST NORWALB
Old Car- Bouxht — All Kind- of
Auto Port- for Solo
Rowland M. Beach
——FLORIST--
28 East Ave. - Norwalk
.-'rhona 2140.2—
R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles—All the Latest
Shapes and Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES once
13 North Main Str’ot
.u—
RobeTt A. Benedict-
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
22 WALL STREET
,
Care .-
IOIIG 3“ '
Ms A
nun mime
\F ANY' aloof?
W”
GUARDIM M' .
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:15 y. 111——»lnstruction in C0111:
l'l:t(“.ll(‘l
i
11y Allnion.
on p in —.\ 11th
Guard by Oliver M.
on the Coast
llaxon.
S:
8:]; p. 1n.—-—Soug ltccitai by l". “1E
Schiccm tenor. l
8:30 p.111.-.\'l.llk on the St 1113' of‘
the Bible. ‘
8:4 .1 p. 111. —-.\ong recital try liontricc
\thclcr. soprano.
9:00 p, m.—Conc1-ri by the .\lt;.\rl
'l‘rio.
”:15 p. m.——l"ianp rvcilnl by Marl:
Young.
9:30 11. Ill.—S“IIK ["‘L‘IIHI by \\ .1111 1;
lii'ont. coulraiin. l
1'255 11. 111.—llo-iransmissiou of Time-E
Signals and \Vciilllvr‘ rnporis,
10:0” 1». m.——Dnnm~ music by lint Lo
\‘im's Southern Syncopator>.
“'(1‘Y—Sclu'm-rind-y. N. Y.
(390 Motors)
11:35 :1. m.——'l‘imc signals.
1314'; p. 111. -—\\'1.1thcr forecast.
.':lHI p. m. —.\lusl1‘. 1111-] fashion Hill
' 'lhc. No“ Swing: l1ocit< " P. A.
Brown,
6:00 p. 111,—1‘1'01111110 and stock
market quotations: news bulletins.
‘230 p. m—(lhlldrcn's program
.:.".5 p. m.-lloalth talk. N. Y. State
Department of Health.
:45 p. n1.———I‘.adio romcd)‘. “Here
Comes the Bridc," by “‘GY l'iay—
(‘I‘S.
HHS" p, in —Conc1-1t program i'y
l-Iqlwuril A. ltirc, \ioiin: lsatmllc
Franklin. SOprano: Pctcr Sthmijt.
clarinet. and “’GY Orchestra . I
!
“Bl—Springfield. Mn“. '
‘ (.137 Motors) l
:00 p m. —Dinncr LOllCOlt by ihr‘
“127. Quintctic l
:00 p. m—“.\ \Vhistllng Wim "
dramatizcd story prepared h} (‘1': :l
Youth 3 Compnnlo$ I
:10 p. mm—Tulligh Tnit‘s for the
Kiddies—Current Book itm'ic“ in
R. A. MacDonald i
:50 p. m.——l1‘armors’ Period. ”Peed-
ing for \Iilk Production." by Pro-
fcssor C. J. Latvccttc.
:00 p. m Conccrt and Danop :hi‘n
hy the Fire Department Privates
Club music furnished by J: 1rmt‘.‘:=
Orchestra dircct {tom the Sprint;—
field Auditorium.
0: 55 p. m. —Arilngton Time Signals.
11: 00 p. m. -—-I‘rogram of Chamber
. s-xi'r-pvr-Mu-ramm can-s— '
6: (~11 p.1n.~—Chllviron'sliour h) l'on- '-
Music by the WBZ Quintettc: and
“The Three Musikctccrs." Thomas
Moran monologist: James Barzeil,
irnor; Prod Lussicr. pianist.
Mmli'ord "libido, Mass"
'(360 Int-tors.)
12.00 Nouii—'—‘\'oon nl.1\ progzam.
1.. "’ .40 p.111.—-\'cw L‘nglund “cath-
cr iorecusi.
2:45 p. m.—Closir11: rt'rmrt
Farmers' Produce Market .oport.
3:00 p. 111.—1\mrad \Vomcn's Club
program—i. Talk by Miss Dorothy
ll. Goodwin entitled "\Vuich supply
and Demand." 2. Afternoon Musl-
(‘ultz
5:31. p,
i't‘ports.
6:15 p. m.-—Codc Practice. Lesson
Xllinhr‘r 20'}.
7:20 p. m.——l~;\'cning program—i.
Sclcctml \rrsvs hy Mr, Charles 1,. ll.
“Runner. 2. Red (310:3 Ilr‘allh Talk
l1_\ Iit‘lli) I. ‘oplvy Green 3. Musicale
l1) Mike Marion “’hiimoro soprano.
amomnanicd by the Mupico in the
Ohio lmriug.
“'JZ New York. (155
3:00 p. tin—Organ recital
lly Leo Riggs on the llutul
Orzan,
4:00 p. rut-Concert by the
York School of Music and Art.
5:00 p, m.—"The Larger Aspect of
“'orid Affairs.” by Frederick Dixon
of the International Interpreter. E
{1:30 p. m.———Closing'rcporis of the
New York State Dept. of Farms
and Markets; Farm and Home re-
ports: "The Condition of the Lead-
ing Businesses " by the Mazazine of
“'11” Street: Evening Vost No“:
- To p m. -—lturr McIntosh.
7:50 p. m.—Rccitai by
Nicholson. soprano.
8:00 p. m.i'[.ooscloaf Current Top-
it"s.
“(I I.
on
ins—(“losing Stuck {\lurkci
Motors)
plu yod
N C W
Marie
Astor,
l
l
l
Eprann. accompanied by “Wu-trad 'i‘.
l llarr ‘
l
1
8:15 p. m.—.\iaric Nicholson, so-
prano.
S: p. iii—Jerome Green's So«‘
'(i4 [V Orchestra .
1n. —Alcxandcr D1lic1'.so'1 1
'l: '}0 p
baritone
10.00 p m..-—r\lcxnndcr Dciicrsan.
baritone.
10:30 p m. mfiancc nrozriwn
Orchcsi ru.
\I‘I-ZAI’. New York.
(492 Mott-rs)
11:00 tum—Musical program.
11:15 n.m.—Ta|k on Music under
the auspices of Musical .‘Inicrvcn.
11:30 a.1n.—I‘.ogcr B.
speaking under the :usiiim-s
Country_ Life. .
by
"111! Soccht and his Atlantic Howl
\Vnitznan.
of l niente and files from the basement.
: (‘11: sir :1..
3
l
TI-‘l'i're‘e' days old! sen. fr‘ésh. and
11: 51) (1.111. ——Amcrican Agricultur-
ist \iarket l‘ courts.
4: 00 p in —Critorion chlty Or
John Grnu. Manager.
p.111.—.\’ancy M cCord. So-
fill“!
LO p.111. —1mhy Sport Talk h;
'limrninn Visitor.
1-10 p.111 «Janus Crni... Tenor.
:u'tompaniml hv “miffed '.l burr.
3; no pflm —— ".lhe linppxncss hovs'
-—iliil_v Jones and hrncsl Halt.
5:31) yum—Music by the \Vorld
Mutual Insurance Company's In—
strumcntai Trio. and a taIK‘tn the
“(‘nro and Safo Operation of Au-
tomobiles." l-y )iajor A. A. Stz'wnrt
or the \Vorhl Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company.
Casualty
Alice Gn-‘illot.
19:00 ruin-:Mmc.
Slut-:7." Soprano.
9:10 p.n1.~—Conc(-1~o In'
York Symphony Orchestra. Walter
Damrost‘h. ('nnductor. 1iir\cct from
tho. New
DRY GOODS STORE
\.
WOOL PLAIDS . . . . . .
1""M1xnp TWEEDS
DOITBLE'FACED. CLOTH .
/ .
FLUFFY CHINCHILLAS .
._ Colder Weather is Coming
- Look over our big. and varied stock of Heavy Coatings
$2.75 $3.25 53.75111.
I. .E..........’.._.'....... 54.50“}.
. ' 531-75311.
iSatecns 756 yd. Venetians ..... 756 yd.
Our Fine Linp of Linings Includes Skinner Satins, 52‘85 53'00 yd
Carnegie Hall. New York Cit-r.
10:00 to 11:00 n.m.——ll. Usher
and t‘ompnny‘s "Astcr Coffee"
Dnm'o Orchestra"
i
1
l
“'01: Scum-k
2.22:: p. 111. “mm ( oml; . —(). 'icinai
“rulings on "(‘tosc Up: on Lil".
5".00 11. in —-To be nnnm .4.
3:13 p.111.——"llcalih Hirts’ '—.1
talk by Dr. Harriet ‘ an 'iurcn
I‘m kh 1111 of Br00kl_\n.
:. :30 p m ——-.\nna. Hughes. D. it.
and Head of the Oral inflame Dc—
nartmcni {or “'0 men of Col 1-nbia.
i' uh (‘rSIt\'.
6:13 p. m.-—Maricttn Stenocrg—
1‘0111pnsc‘r-pit‘tnisl'.
6:30 )\.111.—~".\lan in i‘ 0 Moon
Siorics for the Cl1itdrcn"——-1‘znpy-
right of the Newark Sun’lay (all.
7:00 p.111.——.\laricttn. Sternborg—
cmnposor-vianist.
Seine .Continucs Rising.
PARIS. Jun. -——\Vith .'.‘\i'\\‘ay
st: tliolis clasmi.p1 lic buildings iso-
Mind and suburbs hoof d the rive-
)-
l 1922 BUICK TOURING. \\'ITII
HONEYé/ TAR
ns'raoLrsaveo
erfligc_.vuasu'l1'u‘r£s
Sold twatthe Sillison- —Powcll Corp.
I 1928 STAR SEDAN
\VNTER TOP.
1 1923 JI.)\\‘IS'IT TOL‘RING
l 1923 HARLEY . DAVIDSON
.‘IOTORCYCLE \\'ITB SIDECAR.
P. J. DiPietro
FLINT DEALER
47 “TEST AVE. NORYVALK; CI.
Stine continued to rise today throt—
cning Paris “lih the «wet it: rd in
history.
The river at noon had
the stage of :11 feet 111d
the highest in histou ext‘rr'
the disastrous flood in 1'110.
The “titer has cut at! due
of electricity in the lmatidea
iriot.”
Clerks in the Ministry of Finance
worked feverishly transfer." "Ocu-
reschcd
' . 71-‘3.
not;
dis-
to Q10 second iloor.
I
E‘moist. Appetizing‘ and dainty
" for table use. heal fox-toast! 5.}
This is the surest: proof Q ..
Riéh recipe, pure ingredients;
. Careful baking and utmost: care
_0f—-03,
taken to give you a perfect loaf
DeForest Reflex Radio
Sets and Parts
THE NORWALKS’ .
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the ~,~
11 North Main Street
Schrafft’s Chocolates
1
MA). Madey
Groceries : Confectionery - Cigars
~
234 a... Ave. Phone 1507 ,
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto' Clothes Shop
153 Wan Street
Opp. Bielto Theatre '
‘\'-“‘ - “-\ ““ -“-‘ - ‘~
-,' up..- n,
‘1‘; '4‘. ‘1-
The man who believes in
signs follows the knowing
ones to the De Forest
Agent’ 9. Drop us a post-
card saying “Show me.’
We will set a De Forest
Reflex Radiophonc on
your library table (no
outside antenna) in five
minutes. That’ s the n ay to
learn the real joys of radio
— no obligation on your
part, of course. ‘
Distributor Agam‘for
The Norwaiks’
Electric Co.
O
9-11 No. Main St.
Phone 2978
‘ “‘..““‘\““....W:
-.-1‘i-;' ., .1 ”1-1-.-.
So. Norwalk 1
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JANUARY
PAY ONLY
prisingly low prices.
Sheets, pillow cases,
spreads, towels, table co
comfortables.
for the home.
DON’T DELAY !
Send a. postal or phone
our man will call with a.
dise.
Phone until 7: 30 p. 111
through the sale.
37 Fort Point St. Phone
East Norwalk
UNEED 1
SALE!
Pay a. little every week. Sur-
WE TRUST YOL' .
vets,
curtains, lace scarfs, blankets,
sweaters, mat-
;rcsses. springs and everything
full of wonderful merchan-
UNEEDA
HOUSEFURNISHING CO.
t
9
bed
and
car
all
i
499
H ERSHFIELD
[Motor Transportation
Company
Long. Distance Trucking
Daily Semoe' Between
New York and Norwalk
EPADDBD vans roe
rename 1110va
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South Norwalk
1!. r. omen
201 w. 2'0111 so. ~ Cheiso- 8059
E The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Thane 1680
' PAINT SPECIAL
We nee giving inn each five 8'"
'00 met-l cah‘ot root point a‘ two
end one-Inn pound can 0! too!
am: Ind paint brush tree.
0032: at pilot 81.15 per 91’0“-
Qhule m net! the new chi“
asphalt
.-
TBE'NORWALK
. , co
Textile 'Store
27-in. Ifnblcat'hcd Muslin 1
Yard
36-h). “unbleached
Muslin. yard
Outing,r I'.lnnnci colored
Ynnl
\Vhitc
Yard
l
1
South Noru‘alk.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
1216
136 Washington Street.
61:
8c
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Csed Cars
Auto Accessories
1
9 Railroad Avenue
A Few Good Buys in
' AARON KOHN
It's
The logical thing to do in to
THEM N0“? ' _
STORE
23 Ely Ave. Phone
WHEN IT’S SNOWING
mpossible to buy Rubbers
with at getting wet feet on the
was to the store that sells them
FEINSOD’S DEPT.
“The stored Permit. Service"
Y
BL'Y
1502
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