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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 10, 1924 · page 16

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" Stol-m Sash» and Doors 3

Storm fronts, norm doors and storm sash will prevent

 

domestic storms and will help your coal pile to survive
They will stop ev-

ery blizzard just before it. does any damage to your home '

 
 
 

anything that the winter will present.

—-it's a. Tender that more people don't have them. It’s

a.

 

high time you're getting ready for cold time.

The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.

—— LUMBER & MILLWORK .—

Sheetrock-Oormi‘l Wall Boards—Calais: Insulating Lum-
ber—McNah-‘s Shingles, guaranteed for 50 years.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

CONFIDENCE

THE REMARKABLE CONFIDENCE OF OUR MANY
CUSTOMERS 1N \VHAT WE SELL Is NOT AN ACCI-
DENT. IT IS 1:11:13 TO THE UNVARYING QUALITY
1:11:11 PRESENT IN THE MERCHANDISE WE OFFER.

AN GEVI-N E FURNITURE CO.
16 N0. MAIN ST. Phone 256 so. noawsnx

 

WSEEGASWAR .

Mexican Petroleum Co.

 

.' BRIDGEPORT.

. many more to be spent in equipping

1N REALTY DEAL
IN BRIDGEPORT
Buys Quarter-million

Dollar Site for Sta-
tion

 

Oct. 10.—F‘ore-
beam:- or a. wsr 1n Bridgeport
among the large petroleum compan-
ion for supremacy in retail vending
are seen in the purchase of the
estate-of the late \Valter S. Wilmot
fronting Straii‘ord avenue and Yel-
low Mlli harbor inlet. and sites for a.
dozen roadside filling stationsi scat-
tered about the city. by the Mexican
Petroleum-company. of New York.
The deal involves an expenditure in
Bridgeport real estate of over a.
quarter of a. million dollars with

a. wholesale and retail plant here.
The “’ilmot property will be con-
verted into a receiving and distribut-
ing center for the Mex. Pete." busi-
hens in Bridgeport and vicinity.
Docks and storage tools of large
capacity are to be built humedlatcly.
Tankers will discharge cargoes
directly to the stonse receptacles.
The realty firm of Schnee and
Schnee is acting as Bridgeport agent
for the oil refiners and maneuvered
the purchases. it was learned. Mrs.
Earsh 'l". Wilmot. widow of the. form-
er Bridgeport Hydraillic company
official. disposed of the property to

 

the oil company through the real-

: ,

tors. '
Engineers tor the oil cox-11pm
were here yesterday going over the
newly multitl property and making
preliminary observation for
siruction. The program will co
of ‘admlnistration buildings. tank
foundations and tank erection. The
roadside sta_tions to be erected will
be of permanent construction. The
construction work it is understOod.
will be done entirely by Bridgeport
firms.

Seek Carbon Auto
Drivers at Fires

int

1"

BOSTON. Oct. lo.——Automobllists
get to a. are nowadays before the
firemen; and the Massachusetts Fire
Chiefs‘ club today called a. meet-
ing for next ‘Wednesda'y to consider
means of getting close enough to
fires to fight them.-

"If the Fire Department doesn’t

get to the scene first; and it's often .

impossible to do so. it‘s out of luck.
or the man whose place is burning
is because the automobiles jam thel
roads as soon as an alarm is rung."
one of the tire chiefs said. -

A house burned down in West—
wood a. few weeks ago. while a
congestion of automobiles kept the
apparatus a. quarter ‘miie away.

Register of Motor Vehicles Frank
A. Goodwin suggested that all towns
pass ordinances requiring all ve-
hicles to stop for three 'to five
minutes after an alarm is sounded.
and this will be considered by the
chiefs.

William Ostrander, 3rd. is recup-
erating at his home. 9 Concord
street from an operation perform-

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Madame Wera
Vocal Coach
Opera and String Repertoire

Recommended by— _

Schumann Benoit
Rudolph Gan:

. Raphael Dias
Riccardo Hart-111'
Dorothy Jordon

Wm Conduct Classes in So.
Norwslk During the Season

‘11 West 88th Street.
New York City.
Phone 1575 Schuyler.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 192;,

 

 
 

.. Wall Street

TRISTRAM o1 HYATT %

Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

ed recently at the Norwalk hospi- .

tal.

 

SPECIAL _ DRESS
SALE FOR THIS
WEEK

$6.95, $9.95 $14.95

New York Specialty

. Store
45 Wall Street

 

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different

 

 

 

2 THE SEASON’S MOST DIS'HNCTIVE '
SHOWING.

of ‘ I i
Irene Castle ’8'
L Smartest Clothes

 

 

. IRENE CASTLE
CORTICELLI FASHIONS
‘D'Iie ADOREE Moaez

The straight lines of this exclusive new frock
are delightfully relieved by the Wide goldenbelt, 1
the matching goldbraid around the front waist
"line and along the ends and the rich lace down
the front and along the sleeves.
is Corticelli Satin Sa-On.

The material

 

5 73“ MFOQ. CONN.
209-211 . ATLANTIC ST.

 

 

.nsgtii‘: .

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' up! but built to stand the wear and tear of youth.

 

 

Boys’ and Gals Shoes .
We are showing a. big variety of durable, stylish shoes for 3
children, shoes which reflect the style features of the grown

 

 

 

 

 

62 WEST AVENUE

ANNOUNC-ING
THE OPENING OF THE

MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR

SOUTH NORWALK

Phone 485

 

i FACIAL MASSAGE

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SCALP TREATMENT
ROUND CUBLING
HAIR DRESSING
WATER WAVING

 

oosnsn roan TREATMENT

There Are 13 .000 Beauty Parlors 1n the United States.
‘ 6, 500 of These Are Marinello

This ought to mean something to the woman who cares

AN EXCLUSIVE SHOP

IN A HOME WITH HOME-LIKE SURROUNDINGS
SERVICE WE RENDER .

ACNE TREATMENT
FACE BLEACH

DRY SKIN TREATMENT
MANICURING

HAIR DYEING

HENNA PACK

-— EXPERT MARCHI- WAVING --

ALL MARIN ELLO PREPARATIONS FOR SALE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

book seen by but few;
all.

every passer-by.

this season.
(Hand Finished)

the decorators by storm a
ago. The virile masculine

sized by the hand-crocheted
new line.
$5.48 to $7.98 a pair.

36 inches wide

$2.50 a pair

 

THE WINDOW "IS THE ,
NEW ‘SOCIAL REGISTER’

The old social register was a

register is your window, seen by

At your windows you write
your own record for the Public
to read daily. Your Window cur-
tains, the only part. of your fur-
nishings which the public sees,
tell of your good taste or bad,
your wisdom or parsimonv to

It is in recognition of the im-
portance of the window as a
center of decoration that we fea-
ture Draperies especially during

CROCHET TUSCAN

Here‘s the latest development of the
genuine Quaker Tuscan Net which took

original Tuscans is still further empha-
‘eifect of this
At 986 yd, 48 1n. wide.

Curtaining by the Yard

All over designs.ln ivory and corn

30c,35c,'soc,csc,75c,98oayua

i .
Made Curtains—2% Yards Long.
“Plain center bordered edge

the new

season or so
efiect of the

Panels

I yard.

Phone71or72

 

Here are a few delightful suggestions ,
for your “Social Register":

FEET GRANDEE
The Aristocrat of Filcts

.This beautiful Quaker curtainlng is pro-
bably the most remarkable fabric ever prodnc- or
ed by other than entirdhand work.
the effect of the soft-yarn, big-mesh. antique
Italian Filet. and is one of the most decorative
as well as aristocratic of window curtains.
$6.50. and $1050 a pair.

OXFORD CROSS NET
“Mikes Any Room I. Sanctum?

Have you a. sun parlor that isn’t always
sunny; or a. north room that never is: or I.
living room that. needs a,“bit of brightening"?-
Use Oxford Cross Net.
mer fabric in Which a touch of sunshine has
been caught and held.

CASEMENT LACE

The last word in the Enndish casement treat-
ment. for combined in this delightful curtain-
ing is the soft casement cloth elect—plus the
interest of design and the transparency of a.
veiling. At. 75c to $1.75.

It has

At

This not is a. gossa-

At 31.50 Ind 81.”

 

 

 

 

different
You

This is a
furniture store.

. can buy here with the

lassurance of perfect

satisfaction.
1

Better furniture at
always

prevails at—

STERLING
FURNITURE co.

43-65 North Main St.
South Norwalk

z lower prices
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”NOON“.custlaoololouochDenim. umrMMNOoMOoMOOoM'Ohu”M”‘.

 

 

 

 

The secret of the good-
ness of Maxwell House

THE PRINZESS COATS

Are famous for their unexcelled superiority in the exclusive
models of many modes which we are showing. The workman-
ship, which is so important a part of every high grade garment

is of the very best, and the materials the beSt obtainable.

SEE THEM IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT i {

SEASONABLE SWEATERS AND SCARFS i

 

 

 

 

 

WA LDNER S V

-— ON THE CORNER .._1

THE “"031le s sHuI' 1011 \'.\L1 [is
32 - 38 SOUTH MAIN ST- COR. HAVILAND

 

Extraordinary Values Tomorrow,
Saturday

500 Silk and Cloth

DRESSES

.‘i mention: selection of styles for “root,
ni‘tvmoon. dinner. party and informal “mr. {i

Hundreds and Hundreds of Styles in
Satms

*1 1‘. .1

Crepe-back Satin

Poirot Twill Georgette

Charmcusc Canton Crepe .
For Misses as Well as Women j

100 to go at $4.85

Regular Values to $12.50.

250 Dresses at ...... $10.00
150 Dresses at ...... $12.95

143 Dresses at ...... $15. 00

50 Gowns at ........ 32.3.00 5’

Today and Tomorrow 1

r
’ 100 CLOTII COATS
Block Plaids, Overplaids Tan Checks Brown Checks:

Polaire Cloth, full length, many linedf $10 00}: :

for Misses and Women. ................

HUNDREDS OF HIGH CLASS
FUR TRIMMED

COATS

.‘lll Iho “Just 50ft. 1-.ich “inter mat rial»
and mans “11h gorgeous lur collars up)

 

 

 

 

 

(‘Tul S.
.30 Coats to G0 at ...... 31-3 .00
3? Coats to G0 at ...... $19.97
'12 Coats to G0 at ...... $23 00
96 Coats to G0 at ...... S33. 0”
200 Coats ..... $49.50. to 8130.110 .
.FUR COATS
$50.00 Natural Coney Coats at 539.5713
$75.00 White Conoy Jacqumns. $45.40.:-
$115.00 Northern Seal Coats .. $85.01.?
$175.00 Northern Seal Coah' . . $125.0A

Mink or Squirrel Trimmed Collar art}
Cuffs. .

 

is this—the best of ‘

 

. many varieties of the '

‘ world s finest coffees 3 g

l are blended together i

. into one taste and se- %
curely guarded by the

‘ sealed tin. The fra- ‘
grant aroma and un-

‘ mistakableflavor of ': "

, Maxwell House Coffee

 

 

Norwalk’s Only Outdoor (animated)
‘ Sign Company

S EE the live merchants uho me using 11:?
method of advertising 011 our bulletin, Iolm 1 .
Main and Wall streets.

For Rates
Phone Norwalk 1814—Nu-‘Way Adv. ( o

 

 

 

 

 

RI: , 8: 50351170783
3 mar-POWELL CORP.

84 Washington St. So. Norwnlk

- A GOOD ALARM.

A traveler staying at a. small hotel
wished to catch an early morning
train and asked the proprietress for
the loan of an alarm clock.

She produced the clock and re-
marked: “We don’t often use it. sir;
and sometimes it sticks a bit: but if ’7

 

 

 

 

 

 

RED STAR 01L STOVE

WHILE AT THE DANBURY FAIR
THIS WEEK

. Don’t fail to visit the demonstration of
RED STAR WICKLESS OIL STOVES

II. J. COLLINS 00.

South Nor-walk, Connecticut

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