Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 9, 1924 · page 12

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(I 'We are closing out about 500
pairs of Ontords and Pumps
Inch as our broken lots, dis-
continued numbers, etc., at a
very low price.

Regularly sold at $3.50,,and $6

NOW

$1.95

On display in store.
and look them ovér.

Come in

K EELER’S
Shoe Store

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FEEDS"

unNNuuunEfii
FEED STORE

“WIRED“ POULTRY

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Policy Refrigerating and

2.5 Monroe St.

BOILdERS

{xi-Tm 33$:
REPAIRING

and —

[IE-TUBING

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Supply Co.

80. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOING
" STRONG

—————our————

JANUARY SALE
WHY PAY CASH ?

$ 1 DOWN

 

BUYS
EVERYTHING
FOR
HOME
—~—-—-and——-———

‘ READY TO WEAR
9% “WE TRUST YOU"

'« Send us a. card or phone and
our man will call with a. car
full of wonderful merchandise.

" N E E I) A
Houset’urnishing Co.
37

 

Fort Point Street
East Norwalk
Phone 499.

 

 

 

deIII alc

THE machinery 0!
your eyes III the tire! Imi-
mutton (II trmihle need.» “he at-
tentlon (It In I-upnhle np'ometrist.

Proper examination and the
right Icuea.
M~

WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTIPMI-l'l IIIS'I
teeter Building. \Vnshlngtnu. 59.
South Namath l‘imnc 90.22

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2.4.

Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT

.5”
2‘3 II SOUTH MAIN S‘I’Itiilfl
.3 I

I; ll. Halli: J. anU‘:
SOUTH N()R“'AI.K. CONN.

Phone 22m

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0 {SOUTH MAM STREET.

DRUGGIST

* l Agent tor Page a: spew, Park A;
l” Tilrord. Green Seal. and Russell:
.LCandlee.

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The Busy Man’s Store

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Everybody (‘IIII Choose Every-
thing for Erery Man.

 

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Main Cothing Store

‘ 136 Washington Street
Opp. Rinlto Theatre

 

 

CHARLES J. VARIAN
'Ipohmuwn and BUILDER
mot-not Buildin‘; and Concrete

. In: I Spcdalty
Chance St. Romain, Conn
Phone Glad-2 Norwelk

 

 

 

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'» . 3mm ill-.1110!)
,‘mlnp—Seun Treatment
;-_ Min—ll um

4. Dunn! "All! erratic:-

 

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: \ Phone “gloom 1 - .

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OLD CARL)

Sell Your Old Car: to the

BRIDG EPORT AUTO

WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue

Between Oak and Center Ste.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2

Tacoma-Hand Perte and Tim to

Fit Any Make of Car,

 

 

 

 

 

"nasiiingtcn St.

ELECTRIC I.I(Ill'l IIATIIS A)“

NMIII-nmnthlc TI'OIIIHK‘IIIS
for All Ills Ext-cpl Contagious

ELECTRICAL

.DR.THEODORA
SHREITER

Natureopathic Physician
(IF ALL KINDS.
snuwmts.

MASSAGM—SI'INAL

rim/Int ICNTS.

l "senses.

Phone this:

TREAT.“ HATS

Ca re

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Love's Sweei‘msspet

 

 

AUTO ACCIDENTS
. FATAL T0 255
LAST YEAR

 

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Speed
Wagons

EEQ

Cars

llll‘AmlNG AND UVEIUIAIJJNI.
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE CO.

56 No. Main St.
SERVICE STATION

Passer: ::

So. Norwallt

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Try a Bottle of-Angel Drink

Home (.cllurtes.

Chocolate Matted 3| llk

Made by

THE I‘IIORWALK DAIRY

COMI’A N Y

 

3'"! Crater Ave. Norwalls
Phone :Ml-t.

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84 80. Main St.

FREDE. H. GANUNG

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND

EMBALM ER

Phone 1681

Report Shows an In-
crease Of 26 Over

 

 

 

 

 

So Norwelk, C‘.

 

5 IK0\\I’AN ST.

NORWALK AUTO WRECK~

ING COMfANY

PHONE 399-12

EAST

Auto I’arte tor Sole

NORWALK
Old Care nought — All Kinds ot

 

 

 

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Rowland M. Beach

28 East Ave

—I"I.ORIST—

-—-Phone 2140—2,—

N orwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Fall Styles—All the Latest

R. and w. HATS

Shapes and Colors

PA LACE
CLOTHES SHOP

13 North Mainvétreet

 

 

 

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Robert A. Benedict

Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
' 22 WALL STREET

 

 

 

 

Ill'II'iI‘nI‘y, and loyal»
it): $lllllvltllll‘nli‘d by I:L‘\\3‘DIIIH‘I‘ :Hl'
‘Hl'lisiili: as tho lwsi IlH‘tlllllll of
bringing adVI-rlising into tho home.
formed the keynote to thc IIIl—
dressws Il-‘livcrml by heads of (III:
Salado. 'l‘mt company at the annual
eonvuntion ot’ sules nmnngcrs and
snicsuwn from all parts of the coun-
try. hold :It the national hvndquzir-
ters in Iloston lust week. The con-
vention InstI-Il t\\o days.

l-lIlgur 1;. l‘into. business manager,
in calling it to order. declared hc
I‘Irlt reasonably confident that when
tin: tinnl tigurcs were made up for
.119 \weir, they \IIIIIlIl sh I)'\\' It blizzm
increase in pnunduu e. lei Sal: Ila Tea
in the United Stiles than {ctr any
prLIIous your in the history of the
company.

\\'iliimn 1L, “'alsh. nclxcttising
IIIanager. also spoke most encour—
agingly of the newspapers :Is lming
by all odds the best medium. More-
over, his remark that Hon. 1’. C.
Lax-hin. president of the corpora.-
tion, has always contended that you
must first: of all have a meritorius
product, then advertise persistently,
consistently and energetically. That
has been the policy of tho Sniada
Tea company since the beginning,
and continues the policy today. Mr.
\Vaish contended that the newspa-
pcr remains the maximum otIaIlver-
tising mediums in furnishing con-
tact with the home. It is the only
mediumgthat the home cannot afford
to be without.

Remarks were also made/by Max
Tito, buyer or the product; James

l-ZnthusizIsm.

It. Mead. sales manager of 'Detroit:
R. IV. Erickson. sales manager or

Chicago, and by the New England
sales ntanagers, including Ii. G.
Harrie. John “'holley and Frank

 

 

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Samuel. Frank Thacher and others.

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Gather in Boston :

iNew Westport Court
Gets $6,500 in Fines

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i ~\\'l:2."i‘POI‘.'l‘. Jan. S—The “'est-
3 port 'l‘own court tried 15-1 casrs dur-
tmg: the first six months of its exis-
tIIIcc between July 1 and Decenibvr
'ii, collecting III-:Irly $6.300 in mix-s.
l‘li «_- ori'itiul Inuit record.» hllO‘" that
(In so Inses “(‘ru IliIiIlcd as in" nos:

 

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:'i' H x_-II.,I- -l\\u liquor VIIUI :tors Illl
'2.v.otnr a «IlIiI lo \ioi: aliens: 5 cases
'IUH- Il uIslIIti ion oi dogs: sr \,II in-

gI‘FItillltll‘l; l" III‘IflI‘lI of the poacp;

POLICE FOUND
250 noon 0F
/ STORES OPEN

That is Report for Last
Y we a r-— Merchants,

 

 

 

 

 

Yuri: in the interests of the firm.
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“Nathaniel Goodwin and Benjamin
.I ison spent Sunday night in Bridge-
port, visiting friends.
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(lIIlIriI‘l Moss of the Ccasar Misch

company of Bridgeport was a re-
('I'III’ visitor in town. the guest of

Al 1‘2. Plan or the Copyright Cloth-

ing Company.
t O
Rufus Gaynor of New York City

was a. Visitor in Iu“'ll Sunday after-
Iioon. ‘
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The monthly meeting of Norwaik
Lodge. No. 709, 1:, 12 o. L. will be
held tonight at the Elks“ home in
South Main street.

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At a meeting of the '\\'omcn‘s
l-‘orcign Missionary Society of the
Norwaik M. E. church held yester-
day afternoon at the church, Mrs.
Thomas Lougstaff reviewed a. chap-
ter'in.thc stiidy book on ”Japan" in
an interesting manner.

0 O O .

The officers and teachers 02- the
South \‘or \\ nik Congregational
church school “ill hold a meeting
at the church Thursday mening for
the election of officers for 192}. The
meeting ”will begin with a. supper at
6:30. The supcr this time will be in
charge of the officers and teachers oi’
the Junior department.

0 O ‘ O

"“m Board or. Deacons or the
S o u t h Norwall: 7 Congregational
church will Incct Friday evening-at
eight o‘clock. ‘_

 

BIRD AND NATURE CLI‘B.
'l'hc Norwalk Bird and Nature

clubuvill meet. next Monday evening

 

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of :Igt‘ iiiitiiilun‘fioin Captain Lore-ridge of dropped “"0 “H: Sound.
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HW‘ “on spent last weck in New ing lost lows and I.00Is that new

left unlocked.
to this work
ours. /

it he were assigned
in this little city of

Dispensary Gains
$1,000 from Xmas Seals

At the regular nicoting oi the
Norwuik lilispenI-ury. held yesterday

it “.15 announced that mor $1. 000
had been added to tho Iiispe: sarv's
fund through the salt; of the
Christmas seals. ‘
The nizxiority of the seals were
sold by the school children. The

schools and the amount of money
turned in by them are as t‘o'tows:
Fitch. $4]; \V’estport schools, sunse;
VVinnipauk. $20: "Center. $12.10:
Jefierson. 340: North Center. 545.-
26; Broad Itirer..§14.87:_,\\’cst Nor-
waik. $S:,Knudseh, $13.50; Putnam,
$30: Frankiin.-$94.56; Mnivin. $35;
\Vnshington $20: St. Joseph's 325:

St. Mary. 82’; Over ItiveI. $17.10:
Brooksidc. ‘4: Concord,’ $43; - Ro-
wayton, 820; High school. V$31.62;

Lincoln, $23.451and Cranbury, $8.50.

Eagles will. 86011
Open “Danbury-Room”

The. .“Danhury Room" at the
Eagle's Home in Mott avenuowt'ill
be ready. for occupancy shortly. "it
was announced today. This room
will be one of the 'most attractive in

tho home. ,
“‘hen Norw'alk Aerie. 388. I". 0. II.
first purchased the Mott avenue

home. the Danbury aerie presented
the local organization with a com-
plet set of furniture and draperies.
At the present time. the room is

 

with Mr. and Sir: James 1". Hull. 23
Morgan avenue. There will be
lecture by \‘I’iibur Smith.

 

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,5),

a I “active nutnncr
“or the new furniture.

being pupored and pgii'ntcd in an at-
'as a fitting setting

 
 
 
 

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STRAM & HYA

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

WINTER WEATHER IS HE.

Seasonable Suggestions that will Give Proper Protege;
’ Cold and Stormy Days

 

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BATH ROBES—For Men, Women and Children.
SWEATERS—In attractive color combinations.

SPORT HOSE—Just as nice for skating as for golf,
WOQL GLOVES—Regular and gauntlet styles.

 
 

'AN ODD LOT OF SEAsogABLE UNDERWEAR

Unions and separate garments for all the family at very im- {nit-.3;

 

KENWOOD AND BEACON BLANKETS, ALL LC!

 

 

 

 
 

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‘ ESTABLISHED I875
fussfiuas-ri‘ru‘res

Sold by the StillsonJ-‘owell Corp.

 

 

 

 

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Honey Loened

 
 
 
 
 

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w...“ In...” The man who believes In
Wham SIgns follows the knowmg 55 So -- .
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o. be t- ones to the De Forest

Agent’s. Drop us a post-
card saying “S ow me.”

 

 

We will set a e Forest
Reflex Radiophone on
your library table (no
outside antenna) in five

1 1923 ST”! SEDAN

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I l 22 BUICK TOURING. wn‘u

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minutes. That’s the way to ‘
‘ “’23 “NE" ““7““; learn the real joys of radio ’
—no obligation on your 1 do DH _
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MOTORCYCLE wrm SlDECAR. . will? blea'fj :.— : ,3.
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Distributor Agent: for DR 51 (MI
102 Was 52:: .

1 Phone 3!; "J
South 3'

P. J. DiPietro i

FLINT DEALER

 

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SFECIAI .8 Fill}

 

 

 

47.\\'JEST AVE. NOR“’ALK, CT.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ Pure OIIl-l'lhliii .. .2 ii‘.
I’lour in 5 1=._ v»

Libby's (‘III-III-Il :. , :
3 It). can .

Swift’s Suniuin I. T

\“zL‘Ilillg I’II‘.\.l : 1.3-
pkg. cm In .

A. ST?"

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24 Cottage St. 51:“.

The N orwalks’

 

 

 

Electric Co.

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9-11 No. Main St. So. Norwalk I
Phone 2978

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PIGGLYKWIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET

 

 
 
 
 

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HERSHFIELD

Motor Transportation

N ORWALK, CONN.

 

 

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