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lround. Saves you money.
& DEAN CO.
2 Flax Hill Road
come right back at you
,. _ —tell you what the job will
"M and serve you right. Our ex-
“porlenco lets us get into action
(Without any useless “fiddling"
t; The NASH. RAYMOND
I 25 Monroe St.
BOILERS
-—-—-.nd —.
Expert Boiler
REPAIRING
-—-nnd—
RE-TUBING
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Polley Refrigerating and
Supply Co.
80. N orwalk
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' WILLIAM Jr MOORE
OP'I‘I \ME‘I‘RIST
Phone 9032
loath Naming
ULD CARD
Sell Your Old Car: to the
13le EPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center an.
BRIDGBPOBT. 0010'.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-Hand Part. and Tire. to
Fit Any Matte of Car.
L
THE delimit! machinery 0!
your eyes at the first Inti-
matlon of trouble needs ‘he at-
temlon of I enpnhle optometrist.
Plover examination and the
fight Ion-u
ELEUT‘RICAI
teeter Building. \thlngton so!
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
Washington St. Phone 1632
Natureopathic Physician
CROWD VlSll'S
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGH'I HATES AND
SHOWERS.
MASSAG I‘D—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
Naturmpathic Treatments Care
{or All Ills ixeept Contagious
houses.
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. one living in the country.
1923 JE‘YI‘J‘T TOI'RING
I mom-y.
{ Time payments arranged to suite.
p. P. J. DI PIETRO
}' ' Flint Dealer
1922 l-TON FORD SCBIIRHAN
With three extra leather seats.
This will make u tine car for any-
A real good ear for u-rf littlc
47 \Vcst Ave. Norwalk. Conn.
Speed Passe: ‘
REG Gare
Wagons
REPAIRING AND OVEltflAIJLle
PARTS AND LCCESSORIFE
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
56 No. Main St. .
Pour Tea
55 “'ull Stroct held open house Sat—
work of the winter classes was on
display and the many visitors ‘Yll‘
corned.
'l‘lic clubrooms of uhe organiza-
So. Nomi]; lion were particularly home-like and
. . comfortable. The most interesting
ShRVlCE STATION PHONE 31:“- part of the open house was the ex-
PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET
"2 Canter Ave.
NORWALK, CONN.
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
Made by
COMPAN Y
Phone in“.
hibit of hats and gowns; the hats lie-
Try a Bottle of Angel Drin] ing the work of "‘0- WWW" ““55
Chocolate Mnltcd Milk
under the direction at Miss Gr'trude
Parr, while the dress-making class
was under the direction of Mrs. Ho-
\\ ell. There were about thirty hats
. in the milliner)‘ exhibit; all oi” pret-
THE NORWAlaK DAIR‘ ty design and well made. The ex-
hibit of Mrs. liowell‘s class was a.
credit to her and the members.
flax-walk Other classes in the club were. the.
culistlwnics undo rtho direction of»
Miss Bennett. of Hillside. and the
ukulele class under the ditectien of
Miss Cuneo.
Home Gelheries. 2h... q¢.; Ibo may About three hundred people visit
and inspected the cluhrDO'iis. Guests
84 So. Main St.
FREDL 11. GANUNG
FUNERAL omecron AND
EMBALMER
Phone 1081
were entertained by llOSlLHS‘ES with
ten. Mrs. \‘Vcbbcr is the matron of
the club.
Amongst those who acted as host—
esses were: Mrs. John it. Bray. Mrs
Henry \V. Gregory: Mrs. .‘umcs G.
Gregory: Mrs. Elvin \Vadsworth.
8° Nomflk' 6‘. Alvin \Vndswortli, Mrs. A. M. Foch-
liciuier. Mrs. Itcltl llavilcmd. Miss
Gertrude Parr. Mrs. George 'i'horuc
3 ROWAN ST.
‘i :Dine at the Old Stand by}
;‘THE OXFORD LUNCH
"and RESTAURANT”
:. 0 SOUTH MAIN STREEI
7'.‘ Rant J. Zar‘J'J
soo'rn sonwmx, CONN.
' .. Phone 22m
IN G COMPANY
PHONE 899-12
Auto Perle tor Solo
‘5
Hill, Mrs. Howell. Miss Gmco Mor-
NORWALK AUTO “303- an, Miss Anna. Stevens and Mrs.
Harold \V’llllams.
.. cocflflu
Old Car: Bought —- All Kinds of
INSTALLS ll'S
28 East Ave.
; F. H. BAXTER
7 " ' e scum MAM STREET.
* DRUGOIST
o
Rowland M. Beach
——FLOR l ST—
—Phone 2140-2—-
Norwalk
1.924 OFFICERS
Deputy Chief Sachem
Morris and Staff of
Bridgeport A t t e n d
—-Sag'amore P e c k
Talks
“out for Page a Shaw. Park &
Installation of officers featured
»t.mm. Green Seal. and Russell:
the meeting or Cockenee Tribe, No.
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Write Busy Man’s Store
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thing for Every Man.
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out. Cothing Store
"“336 Washington Street
h, 099. Rialto Theatre
' ambody Can Choose Every-
The Connecticut
Light & Pov'ver Co.
68 Wall Street
Phone 1680
Norwalk
32. I. -0. it. M., held Friday night.
The officers were installed by De-
puty Great Sachem Ernest Morris
and stat! of Bridgeport. Great Sen-
ior Sagamore Charles E. Peck was
present). at the meeting and gave a
brief address. Following the busi-
ness session. refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed.
The installed officers are:
Sachem—Edward Burkedal.
GIRLS’ CLUB
Classes Exhibit. W inter
Work at “Open
House” —- Hostesses
The Girl's and “'omeu’s Club at
urduy. During the entire day. the
V. .\
(.‘lcvelanrl. 0.. a member of the Na.-
Professional Women's Clubs. gave 1‘
dinner recently to two of its dis
tinguished members who have re
cently been elected to oflice. Judg.
Mary Grossman. of the Municipal
Court of Cleveland and Council
woman Marie \N'ing were the bone
guests. Judge. Florence Allen, uls:
u. member of the club. grid the uni)
woman in the country to occupy a
sent. on a. state supreme bench, pre-
sided.
Judge Grossman took her seat on
the Municipal Court bench on Jan-
uary first. When called upon for a
speech Judge Grosemnn said. among
other things: “It is my ambition to
render such justice in my court that
both litigants will be satisfied with
the verdict." Judge Grossmnn was
born and educated in Cleveland.
She studied law at. night while em-
ploycd in a. law omce as stcnograi
pher, graduated from the Cleveland
Law school and is one or the lead-
ing women lawyers in the city.
Miss “'ing is the daughter of the
late. Judge \Ving of the Appellate
Court of the United States. She is a
graduate of Bryn Mawr College and
has been engaged in .eoclallservice
work. at the present time being sec-
retary of the Consumer's League of
Cleveland. .
"Although women are a formid-
nbel group in'every phase of bush
ness endeavors. only three-tenths of
one. per cent. are engaged in public
service." snid Lila \Vlng. "I feel.
therefore .that the responsibility
upon Inc as a. wbmun representative
is proportionately greater; that my
ual World as in the .muteriai. when
we set ourselves to understand the
spiritual law and. to work with;
it. there will come a spiritual re-
vival compared with which. the
scientific advance- of the last cen-
tury will seem a little thing."
failure. it I should fail would be
nil the greater, but I pledge my best
efforts Oi‘ mind and conscience."
Maude Royden. assistant preacher
of the. City Temple. London. said:
"Making the Panama. Canal Zone
habitable for white men by drain-
ing the swamp and therefore do-
stroying the breeding dances of the
mosquitoes who carriethhe yellow
fever germ is just an instance of
the way in which man. by his un~~
dcrsianding of the laws of cauSe
and eflcct. has become so much a
master of the world he lives in that
the wealth of modern civilization
has become almost staggering. I
believe that when we realizethat
God is as unchanging in the spirit-
ITRAM & . » HYAT'
-. NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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or EVERY GRADE, SIZE AND canon SCHEME.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS—9x12 feet $29.50; 8x10 feet «2299
AXMINSTER—lefl ft, $42.50, $50, 855, 5.39
' 9x12 ft., $45, $59, $65; 6x9 ft, $25
WILTON,~FRINGED—9x12 feet $87.50; 8x10 feet 882,50
ABERDEEN, all wé‘ol, 9x12 ft. $35; Ideal for dining we... and
sun porches
FIBRE—9x12 feet $19.50-$22.50
THE POPULAR CONGOLEUM RUGs—ALL SIZES.
LINOLEUMS BY THE YARD—NEW PATTERNS.
STAIR CARPETS, $125 to $3.50 yd.
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Bronchitis
The Business “'oman's Club l' influenza. “d Other ”mph-
tional it‘ederz‘uion of Business um"
’Ahove. Marie Wing. eonncilwolnn
center. Florence Allen. Judge
the Ohio Supreme Court:
Mary Gropsman. Municipal Co
Ne lected Coughs and Colds
lees to Bronchitis. Asthma.
cations.
FOLEY‘S .
fluid-dill;
Lox-gut sell in mediche
in 3.: it‘d...
Sold by the StillsomPowelt Corp.
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DON’T MISS
Those Real Bargains in
WOMEN'S OXFORDS '
and PUMPS at
‘ $1.95
mat-a.
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
v ’ ‘Be‘neficial
loans
A Beneficial Loan Today
We make loans in strict confidence
on your home furniture. pianos, vic-
trolas. etc. (without removal). Our
repayment plan is the easiest in the
city: our only charge. the tow. legal
rate. ,, We guarantee strict privacy.
lmmediute aid and self-respecting
terms. No one need ever know you
borrowed.
Repayment Plan
350 loan repay :5 ‘monthly plus
interest.
$100 loan repay $10 monthly plus
interest.
”other: repay $20 monthly pine
intere
It you need money, you need us.
031,1. write or phone.
Beneficial Loan Society '
‘ Room 203. Rogers 8: Stevens Buldg.
‘ Phone 3332 Nor-walk
fudge. of Cleveland.- 0.
Miami, Fla.. see in Henry Ciucl, an
eighteen year old professional. a
second Gene Sarazen. He has al-
ready attracted attention as the
youngest' real profesional in the
U. S. A.. and those who have watch-
ed 'him in action say he is qualified
now to take rank with the leading
professionals from a standpoint of
knowing the technique of the game
and ability to adapt the various
forms of it to individuals.
Golf enthusiasts wintering at
Sarazen. national professional cham-
pion for 'the past two years. The
coincidence extends. further
Ciuci has many of
the physical traits and mannerisms
-of play possessed by the stocky Gene.
Cluei’s handsare abnormally large,
He uses the same grip
with good effect. therefore.
("ritics point to his work in a. re,-
cent toresome as an example of hits”
like Gene’s.
class.
the ilrstJ nine holes in 32 strokes
pddiy enough- Ciuci comes fromiHc played the first 5 holes in five"
Rye, N. 12, the town that boasts of under fours.
In keen cowpctition he played
T
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Mme. Jeanette
66 South Mam“ 8t.
Senior Sagamoro—-Peter Burkedal-
Junior Sagamore -— Theodore
Greenwald. ' . .
Prophet—Reuben T. Booth.
Keeper of Recordsrvvvnlium, N.
Jones.
Collector oi: Wampus—J. . William.
my 0 man
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do emu-n run when
. NORWALK. cons.
. . Phone 018009: I
' .gwom'ruf a. DAVIS
BRET! AT LAW
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u‘ -8 ll. W. DAVIE
minor-- 0. a. Pet. omee
Robertgt. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
224WALL.STREET
Rowe. ‘
' ,Keeper of . Wampum-Eben . J.
Taylor. . ‘-'
First Salmon—Byron Beckett. , ',
Second Banner-Royal N. Janos. ‘ .
F.iet Warrior—Elton Saunders. "9‘
Second Werner—Earl C‘nrk.
Third Warrior—Samuel Livenstcin
Fourth Warrior—Chane: Hen: .
drlckn. . _
L'irst Brave—Kenneth Hyatt. ? .
Second BrothwminmJficker. j
Third B ‘
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The man who believes in
signs follows the knowing
ones to the De Forest
Agent’s. Drop us a post-
card saying “Show me."
We will set a De Forest
Reflex Radiophone on
your library table (:16
outside antenna) in five
minutes. That’s the way to
learn the real joys of radio
-no obligation on your
part, of course.
Distributor Agent: for
Deep—o
The Norwalks’
Electric Co.
Phone 2978
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R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles—Au the latest
Shapes end Colors. -
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Ham' Street
Wemgiflngwtthenchflregm—
lonmeulcnnotrooipuntntwo
nudene-lnllpoundcnnolroot
mittens end paint brush free.
00:10! point one per-gum
Cometnnndoeethene- stunt
nsphni: triangles.
117 Watt?! St.
PAINT SPECIAL ’
N ORWALK
ROOFING CO.
mum
Furniture & Low Prices
' , 14.13 Twat. eraser
\ H. S. '
; LANDSMAN
.O AND SON
The Home of Fine
nonwux, cons.
26 Concord St. Phone
20! W. 20m St. r-
. HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportat‘:
Company
Long Distarcc- anhg
Daily Semis: 3‘:
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N. ti M‘i'i'i
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matter how diff:
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removable tr:-:‘--s y .:-‘
prices.
Phone 3129 llvursz M P-
TEETH \ulimi i HATE!
I do painiess 2'12," .15,
DR. SLUMAN
192 Washicatc: Street
South Not walk, (can.
Textile Store
27-h). Unbleached ‘-
35-“1. Unbleached 121
Muslin. yard .. . 2
Outing Flannel. rm - i Ii ‘
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136 Washingtr: Street.
South \‘uix:
A Few Good {Buysm
Used Cars
Autti Accruerics
AARON HORN
9 Railroad Aventz
F. s. Lint."
JOB PRINTIBG
South Norwai'kv
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