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Dents taken out.
New tops.
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Curtains fixed.
Upholstery repaired and
renewed.
Slip covers.
Bodies Repaired.
CHASE THE DIRT
This Is Clean-up and Paint-up Week
~I HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO
PAINT-UP AND CLEAN-UP
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SOUTH NORWALK
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New springs.
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"RE HALF . TIME WIFE
By VIOLET DARE
-rried
ATTV'OOD, a promi-
':: older than she.
—.< to persuade her to leave
re: a divorce sud
hazing sure tbs: she
him. Sumne is
a. love 3381: bdrm
GeoZI-ey‘s nephew.
gxi.
5.1.75. Atwood's secre-
..t,‘es herself to Susanne.
s ’1 determiner: effort to
"TTSEGH husband and wife.
353:, Susanne gives e
fer the chorus girl.
.‘Irs. Vale manages to be
-J’JPOR‘TANT EVIDENCE
could t“:
o
be tree -
only she
,. :3 would
fie would be I
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~-: Lents. do it
. .2. I‘ll do it M-
:edasifmmw
113:me
q narral
with Geoff. How many
times that had almost. happened.
That day when she had left the
house and gone to a. hotel. vowinl'
tbs: she would never return to him
——if he had not mat-star! on Joining
her. the would have gone swam and
it would have ban only e. matter
of time until divorce wes obtained.
Butnowtheendmindzht.
She could 31 the letters that night.
somehow.
"I: won’t be doing wrong." she
told hes-sol; over and over. es she
dressed for dinner.
ed to Geo]: in the first plane.”
But she wu nos-vats that...”-
ninx. and m her-eel! qua
leaving 101 Yale sod Goon-e!
the library.
She run up the stairs to the door
above the: where her own rom-
were. to the suite that W I)
Die: Leigh bdore his monies. to ' _
Lolita. Turning on the mm. the ‘ .
glanced shout her, Yes. there m _
Ems. VII-“I M em. in which.
‘Theym
.u. and m:
knees tool. and
run
It W.
“mama: the:
womaonmmnn
so
: Lawn.
. NORWALK
20 YEAR} AGO
Juanassus Coun—
i'nc .‘lzufu‘rswfl‘
I‘wyu‘. ,\F«1lll’i!ll
“ 103011321 .Vv-z‘
:in item m
21', it‘ll.
guests 0" Swrr'in
Arcanums." A
.nnl HW- i.
‘zik. Inst night."
\ FA tilinrl of
' mi were the
i-mznr-il. Royal
musical program
*f‘.‘l describes it
“'11? f . _.
as foilous ".\.!!;Hl‘,: 1
(=‘<"(‘ll‘n"(l number: wrro two trios,
“Hearts and How: rs‘ Illltl 'llclmot of
Navarre” by .lrssr llupson. \lolin.
Edward M. Javlzsnn. piano and Mr.
Collins of \Yi‘Slpnr’ r~cllf\.' The ln~
summits ' ii prrfecily :mvl
thr- artists “'er ‘iw-n enthusiastic
:ipplzlus". ’l‘lir‘ 1*‘33' indulzod in
{vocal selections rim-in: the evening:
’nnil altogethvr 11:14} a fine time."
l. (lt‘nvr llapp: muss v'nronoiled
"no Fr-nfin-‘l of tow my yours
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ago
“if“: .
; "Ernest l-‘. Worden. a well known .
and popular member of the Norwall:
ll-‘ire Police and Mass Ida (‘nulkins
of Ens? Norwalli form-“rly of Torr}-
N. Y.. were quietly murrird
last m-vnin: at the parsonage of the
Norwnlk Concrec‘ntional Church.
“McKinley Command.
the Norwnlk Armory. last night."
lotto “‘ilkins. both of
wall: were married in
city. \Vedncsdny night."
New
the Nor-walk hospital today, after
having had a hard scige of ten
weeks illness with rheumatism. Ho
turn until he has fully recovered his
health."
"Mrs. Joseph G. Jennings an-
nounced today the marriage of her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Ellsworth Robert-
sion to Archer ll. Jennings. son of
Charles E. Jennings of South Nor-
walk. The ceremony was performed
yesterday in Tracy. Conn.. where
.‘ir .and Mrs. Jennings will make
their home."
“Mr. and Mrs. George F. Foote
have rented their residence in Taylor
avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lau«
der, who have been boarding at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hath-
way. Crescent terrace."
port today attending the short cal- f
endar term of the superior court." .
“Christian Swartz of Haviland -'
street returned home yesterday abl
ternoon from a trip to Chester and :
Philadelphia, Pa.," 3
- muom
Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
0111' Former Location
expects to leave town. today {or a:
visit for some time and will not re-
me 50 51 ron:
he artistically.
Spanish
War Veterans enjoyed a smoker at.
"Augustus Marne-r and Miss \‘io- ;
South Nor-é
York f
"Captain Le ltoy Adams is out of V
“Attorneys John J. W'alsh. Joseph E
R. Taylor, John Keogh. George H. :
Vosburgh, W. 0. Clarke and Gene-i
ral Russell Frost were in Bridgm.
And while you are cleaning
i
I expect his home to be to you.
, the summer months.
Make Your Home.
" , Says; “Welcome” .
, The word “welcome” is in every dictionary. Put it in your
homo cleaning up and getting rid of the rubbish will help to do it.
‘ Painting, the house inside and out. will also add to its attractive-
ness for the family, your friends and passersby.
forget to make your garden alluring as well as productive. The
proper care, with good seeds and good tools, will add to its yield.
Help make your place as attractive to your neighlmr as you
Clean up, paint up. Now is the time to do it. Then enjoy
up the home and painting, don’t
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if
LOOKING TO THE \YESI‘
The invitation to cx-Senator Bur-
; ion of Ohio to make the opening ud-
ldress at the Republican National
convention is but one of. many signs
that President. Coolidge and his ad—
visers are planning to lay siege to
.the “fest. comments the .\'.I Y.
i'l‘iuus. "Mr. Burton is no spellbind~
lor. and. will not undertake to witch
llhe assembled Republicans with no-
»l-le rhetoric. But he i is of the
lstrong and sturdy type that will
lbest embody the Republican appeal
fto the country this year. His own
record is such that he can cxult
sound finance, sober and sure-toot-
ml legislation and international [air-
(lu-uling without laying himself open
.10 the charge that he has fallen in
llox-e with them too suddenly.
’ In line with the choice of Mr.
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lurton is the intimation that Sena-
tor Borah is to be asked he make
' ‘
the speech actually pine-mg- Air.
Coolidge ln nomination. This is
another tender advance to the
cold-hearted Republican damsel in
the \\'cst. The selection of a. vice-
mmddcntial candidate is conceded
in advance to the \Vesiern states.
That is always the conventional
lhlng‘ when the President is an
l-jnstcrn man. but the special and
pressing reason for it this year is
obvious. If there. is to be a breach
in the Republican party anywhere.
or even no more than sullen disaf-
ff'CllOD. it will be seen in the West.
9 Hence the obvious streteg’y of seek-
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and. in fact all through the cam-
paign. The “feet can have any-
thing it wants from the Republican
party except the Presidency and
except the enactment by ConngSS
of the measures which Senator La
Follette would dictate.
It is a. new kind of political tac-
tics to which the Republican mana-
gers are compelled to resort in this
Presidential election.
before they have been able to count
upon the loyalty of the party vote in
the “fest. no matter what might
happen in the East. In the Itepul»
lican list. the doubtful states have
usually been Eastern. At preSrnt
the party leaders feel Well assured
of the entire East. but are much
concerned about many parts of the
“Vest. The case is dli‘tcrent from
that of President “’ilSOn in 1916.
His electoral policy then was to
fling himself upon the “'ost to
make up {onhis foreseen repudia-
tion in the East. In that way he
hnrcly won. This year the repudia-
tion which the Republicans fear
will come. it it comes at all. chiefly
in the W051. The result is that the
“’estern States will be flour-red and
sued as never before since they were
admitted to the Union.
A
'l'wo thousand years ago. the;
Greek philompher, Aristotle. warn-
ed against extremes in eating and in
exercise: ”1‘0 much and too little
exercise." he said. “alikee impair
‘ in; to woo and win the West before
the strength.”
RENOWNED FROM
A CENTURY.
AT PIOTURESQUE MILLER’B BRIDGE
ON THE POST ROAD j
Weisheit’s
Half-Way House
NEW STRUCTURE HOUSES, THE MOST.‘
MODERN RESTAURANT ACCOMPLISH-
MENTS W H I C H FACILITATES THE
SERVING OE FOODS.
“THE HISTORICAL BOSTON POST.
ROAD, FOR NEARLY "A” QUARTER on
You Will Enjoy Our Hospitality ‘ _
' e “ e ,
W elshelt S
ay. House
‘ miss imam?-
Nearly always ~
‘TOPSY
Just grew
But. if I were you, I’d
treat my garden right.
Our
Chestnut 'Posts
And a trellis too
Will make it, your delight.
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“ASK ABE .. HE KNOWS”
_ALL ABOUT THE BEST PAINTS AND WALL PAPER’S. if
("ALL AT counc's WHERE YOU’LL ‘
ONLY FIND THE QUALITY KIND. ..
HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS. 3i
EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE LINE THAT
NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE MOST PARTICULAR. 'y
'A'. COHEN
137 Washington St.
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Telephone 351-27
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO FIX UP
THAT OLD LEAKY ROOF, THAT RUSTY FURNACE
AND TO FIX THE PLUMBING.
— -— — EsrmATEs CHEERI'ULLY GIVEN _ _ ._-
B. M. BETTS
11 WALL ST. PHONE 742 NORWALK
mamas and TINSMITHS---
CITY
BOYD
“a-..“
Buy at the Big Red
Shed. '
Phone 527 I
GEHEBE’S
“It's Here It It's Henson-arc”
Prompt Delivery
M——_.._~.._. _.
THE RIGHT LAWNMOWER
In getting 'a lawnmower you
want one that runs easy, is light
to handle. that cuts true and
freely and of a size best suited to
PAPERS PLEASE
BOYD WALL PAPER STORE
NOTHING OVER as CENTS
30 MAIN. STREET
NORWALK‘ CONN.
Telephone 476
PLUMBING
SUPPLY (:0. +
A. F. BANKS. Prop.
The New Retail and
Wholesale Jobbers in
Plumbers’. Steamfitters’,
Gasfitters’ and Tin-
smiths’ Supplies
JACOBY’Sf
12-14 No. Main St.
THE HOUSE OF
KUPPENHEIMER Estimates Checnully
GOOD CLOTHES “ ‘ Gm‘“
_ i 2 WALL STREET
- CHARGE ; NORWALK
ACCOUNTS OPENED Phone 3324
I
your needs. “'0 carry the Tro—
jan. Townsend and Murray Hill
Lawnmowers, high wheel, ball
bearing nnd regular bearing. \‘Ve
have just what you want.
~ Prices $8.98 to $14.98.
33 “'ASHCINGTOX STREET:
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
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’Catsloz 42. J. Scldenber: (30.. Inc.
% WAYSIDE INN
BOSTON POST ROAD
South Norwalk
N O W O P E N
RESTAURANT
. and HOTEL
Dancing 8:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. It.
ITALIAN AND ARTERICAS »
COOKING.
DO YOU KN 0W5-
That You Can Buy Sound ‘
RAILROAD AND
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
In Sums of
To net you §1A37o to 7%
._ Interest. .
We have a. partial payment plan
that -should interest you.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR "“
Young & Company
—INVESTMZBNT3—
The Busy Men’s Shop
—-Fcatnrlng-
Roodner Bldg. 617w311 8t. . —..___..__.__
NORWALK, CONN. Siyleplus
clothes
a '
was Idol. w “a: . ‘
_.2-.v.:":‘2’:::~.." m'W' u...” '13-‘55 10-Piece French Walnut Riallfflggtges‘lghop'
496 ms 184!!! st" N. Y.
.«
NEW SILK
DRESSES
$12.98
153 “Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre.
DINING ROOM SUITE
$175.00. ‘
M_. Gutkowsky
87 No. Mun‘ 81:. Phone 419
Opp. Coup-endow Church
A s n NSflITflS
welt: THERE
AND OUR
PRICES
ARE FAIR!
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington St.
. 80: Norwslk ..
TESTED FEEDS
pom-ED PLANTS
our rmwms
Spools! Attention Given to '
NEW SPRING
TORCOATS
$20.00up
Palsoe Clothes Shop
18 No. m 8‘. Ho. 5mm
WE sre_,known as the tinsrnith
whose prices meet with tin
approval of folks who want spec} ,.
uni: quality work. Write us. an ’
upon us or phone us and we vii
be with you In s. jiffy. wrist ’ ’
WeddingedeOI-dernj'
don’t know about the utility UL
E. A. CUNEO
similar. purines well.
tin has never been discovered.
nenasummo}
&DEANCO.. "
Vmuonfryphold Souvenir or e.
,‘ ’0. terms term
Or do bloc
Norwalk Chronicler