L ’ HILLSIDE SCHOOL ' 7 PROSPECT HILL " NORWALK . 1 oommcor . FORM-FIRST YEAR-— A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS tattle Boys W to Printer: W First Session oi'thc Fell Term Opens Thur-day W, Satan» - bee lath. 192‘. at 9:00 o'clock. » Thor-ouch instruction by experienced acuity of college graduates. Exceptional teachers in voice. piece and drawing. ' . Smell classes give opportunity for individual instruction and do. vslopment or right methods at study. :ommodious school rooms. large mansion. Ample and buuuiul ~grounds otter equipment tor best mental and physical develop- ...... DEPARTMENTS ______........._._.. a THE UPPER SCHOOL ‘otiers courses for girls from-14 to 21. Intensive‘coliege pre- puntory reviews a. specialty, with emphasis uporl preparation to:- Comprehensive Examinations. Many girls sent each your to the lending . colleges for women. Advanced English. Science. Languages, History, Economics. Psychology. Special courses are ’ . planned for those not seeking a. diploma. ‘ Tn}: INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT often a well-balanced and thorough training for children from 10 to ii. the grades of class work corresponding to the fifth. ‘ sixth. seventh and eighth years of the school curriculum Special attention I. given to habits of study and to the actual comprehen- sion of each day's lesson. A solid foundation is laid for later high school work. ' Tm: PRIMARY DEPARTMENT - is being continued at the requesLof interested parents. Span clone well-lighted rooms are provided in the school house, where the children have their work end pie: in stirsctive surroundings. Boys as well as girls are admitted‘to this department. By special arrangement. children can he met at the trolley. Gymnastics and games are taught in all the grades as a. part of the regular school work. In all departments of the school. there is constant cure tor the well-being of each pupil, together with a study of the personality " or the individual. ‘ , ‘ The principals may be soon st the school by appointment. . 3 MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A. 3.. Vocal- VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B..'Smiill. Euméro‘labfit‘ H i 3 . 'r 1 s V ' N emolastlk Week . Rllbber Girdles and Brassieres Reduce Safely and Comfortably 0 making the garments as dainty as silk lingerie. R is strong .5. durable and my be easily laundered. “controlled giving the desired fashionable slendernoss of appearance. The benefit derived from the use the Nemolestik gar. manta ismost gratifying. ' J. l. MALLETTE 88 Washington St. Phone’44’9 ‘ South Nat-walk \ , . The texture of NemOlsstik is attractive, being 01 special» , 1y fine rubber, covered on both sides with /nbsorbent. ‘silk. , Excess flesh may be safely and comfortably eliminated by : . the. continuous auto-massage furnished by the elastic action 3 of Nemolastik and the figure is healthfully supported and ._ ' g 85 WASHINGTON IT. géresffl/(lffe ' UNDE RWEAR» FOR WOMEN AND ' CHILDREN Vests, Pants, Union Suits ‘9— Made in All Styles . .5155; ._ Cotton, Wool, ,. W5 - Silk and Wool O IrVIng _ B. Stone ‘ Phone 759-4. 9 13.15 MAIN STREET NORWALK, CONN. . 19355111551: tl’residcnt of State Chamber 0 f Com- Inerce Urges. Fight Against Paternalist— ic Government HARTFORD. .Oct. 9.--President Stanley H. Bollard, of the Connec- ticut Chember or Commerce. cadres- sed the presidents and secreuries of state chambers of commerce yester day at Mlliam Penn Hotel. Pitts. burgh. on "State chambers-How cranked and operated." Am: describing the organism. of the MO! and pointing out essentials to the successful conduct or s cham- ber or commerce he closed with these "marks: ' . “The tendencies which may of us were tearing two or three years’ ago hove become more marked with the progress of time. We at. now threatened With still more sweeping encroachment; ‘ on the government‘ of the United Stews. If the time has, come when the children of our country may be nationwzed on the Russian conception oi the 00an of youth. we shall have gone a. long I way toward bureaucratic system of government which upped the vice!- ity of the German people and has brought ruin upon every nation ‘ which has tellen'vlctim to it. "Stale Chambers of Commerce may well dedicete themselves to the lush task of maintaining the historic 1 of power between state and * nation and combatting paternalistic experiments that interfere with our private right: and ere administered iron: points altogether too remote iron: the people they assume to supervise." M IRISH BOUNDARY. LONDON. Oct. 10.-—'l'hc House of 1 Lords passed the bill cream: the Irish boundary commission ye’ster. day, giving third reading to the measure Which had slreedy passed successfully the House of CommonS and which will be given royal as sent this evening. @1 Joseph Davis 80. NORWALK IT’S“ TOPCOAT WEATHER 50““ 156w Snoopy Costs mood Right. $27.50 to $45 New Hats, 35 '. $7 \ New Neckwear, $1.00 - $1.50 v ....w. '. ,~ ,, fir...“- LEG 3S 0F SPRING "3 LAMB 30clb. FOREQUARTERS SPRING ' LAMB ............ 1791!» ROUND STEAK ._. . .. 28c.lb.__ FRESH - RAMS 25clb. PORTERHOUSE - SIRLOIN STEAK 30.511). STEAK... ..... 32clb. RIB ROAST (boned and LOINSOF PORK . 23c lb. FRESH SHOULDERS 18c lb. LAMB ROAST (boned and- . rolled).............28clb. rolled).............26clb. Shoulder Rib Lamb 5 Rump Of Veal 18c lb. Steak . . . . 0 16C“). Chops . . . . 2801b. Legs 0f veal 10c lb. Hamburg , Loin La'mb Plate Corned ' 7 Steak 16clb.- Chops 38clb, Beef 5c“), Calves Liver 40c lb. Lamb Stew --. 1293‘]: Rump Corned | . Veal Cutlet. . 32c 3 f .. 12c lb. . Bee Live , Loin v ea] 1 Beef ISO to 20¢ lb Flank Steak 26c lb. ChOps 28c lb. Fresh Plate .. 7c lb. SMOKED- , r « - PURITAN SKINNED . , SHOULDERS 14clb. BACK HAMS 27cm. PURE PORK SAUSAGE . . . . . ...-e......o.....e......25c1bs SUNLIGHT BUTTER 40c. lb. STRICTLY FRESH 9 _ EGGS ...... . ..... 50c doz. * DIXIE BACON 20c lb. SUNLIGHT BUTTER 42c lb. "IFKNCY FOWLS ...... 36c lb. YOUNG ROASTING 5 ‘ .. CHICKENS ..... ... 40c lb. YOUNGHENTURKEYS. ..... ..................‘....42clb. MEATS . ._ ...—... WW. ...-.....e._._.,_____,-.. .Scbultze’s Sanitary Markets OSCAR F. SCHULTZE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . Headquarters 39 MAIN STREET ' ‘N ORWALK, CONN. . ' . BRANCHES: 1‘03qu WEBTPOBT STAMFORD , FEW OANAAN 7 80. 1‘03qu BMOX BOOK BABIES 008 003 ' EAST NOBWLLK. 3112063903? ‘ GEORGETOWN RIDGEFELD SERVICE ECONOMY Boyd Wall Paper Store WALL PAPER OF QUALITY .3 5c-10c-15c-20c-25c-PerRoll NOTHING cm 250 -— EVERY 30L!- (“3W ; 1 30 MAIN ST. Phone 476 . NORWALK eToR: new. a To e—oux SATURDAY 3mm . wev '~$8.25 f“ ON YOUR . PURCHASE "fi-‘OF-r“ ~ SPECIAL SALE TERMS 03“ $5.00 DOWN ,- Balance In Sinai! Monfllly Payments No Charge forfl‘ime Payments .\ TOMORROW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE ‘ TO SAVE ‘s IT’S NOT Too LATE YET r PHONE3600 ’ AND ARRANGE FOR DEMONSTRATION ..., 2t éé‘E‘POWer 09'- E’Schllltzé’fis‘ Siturdéy‘ Spééials ‘ I ...-.....-W .. ... ...---fi ...“ * we? _; 3 ' FRIDAY, fOCTOBER 10, 1924. ‘DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED To Some One Every Day! Good Clothes Someone is always making an estimateof you—— and the clothes you wear is a guide to opinions— favorable or otherwise. That’s why we believe in selling the clotheSwe do sell; that’s why we think it best that you buy them here. 9 $24.59 T. $55.00 . Rogers 66? Stevens TWO STORES— NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK CLOSED ALL DAY IdONDAY—OOLUMBUS DAY Prompt Delivery ”ii-E” G EH EBE' "IT'S HERE ll" 'l'T‘S HOUSEW’ARE" IF YOU HAVE WAITED FOR EXTRAORDIfARY VALVES FOR YOUR LIONEY, HER}? THEY ARE FOR SATI’RDAY OY‘LY. 30th“ Line Pulleys 1 Ash Cans galvanized! Sites—Hoax? corrugated gal- . 21¢ Vanizod ash cone with cox’crs l a" 3239 29c -- Large size clothes line pulleys at . . . Stone Jugs i see—1 gallon stone jugs with Shorels cork, at ................ 23c 3 Short handle steel dirt shovels g at ...................... ‘00 Stone Crooks 3 6 calla: stone crooks with l Clothm Dryers cover at . . . ., .. .. . . . .. 8.49 51.35—3 f1. folding clothes Fruit Presses l dryers, 3 fold. st ........ 980 sites—Made of hardwood. cur-3 Conner Wagons tra strong. at, . . . . . . . . .. $8 '5 $7.9S—Large Size boys' coaster 1 Wagons. with disc wheels and Oak K935 rubber tires. at ........ $6.75 5 gallon oak kegs paraffined; . lined ct ........ . ...... 81.69% Garbage Cane j 79c—Gslvanized garbage car-s. Jelly Glasses ' good size. at ........ .. . . 59¢ 38 WASBLVG'I‘OX STREET With tight. covers. 3 10 oz. size—2 dozen to cal-Lou at 98c carton 2 oz. sixe-—: dozen to cal-ton nt 490 carton .Ash Sifters Galvanized rotary ash sitters. will fit barrel, or ash can at 82.79 80. NOR‘YALK. CONN. e1." '. .‘ ‘,‘ .A‘u NEW _ FALL GOODS BRUSH WOOL SPORT COATS 34.93 to $16.98 CHILDREE'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS . . . . $2.49, $2.98 and $8.98 wow-s FLANNELETIE NIGHT GOWXS 31.25 be $2.93 WOMEN’S muommr: PAJAMAS . . .. $1.93., $2.50 sud 32.93 STRIPE‘D FLANNELETTE CNDERSKIRTS. extra sine . . . . . . $1.00 BRUSH “"0014 TEDDY BEAR SETS ............ $4.50 And ”.50 BEAUTIFUL CAstI-J SPORT SCARFS . . 82-50. $2.08 8: $3.50 LATEST DESIGNS IN SPORT EANDKEBCHIEFS . . . 190 no see WAYSER" onAMOISETrE GLOVES .............. 090 to $1.50 Imam FRENCH RID GLOVES. New unburned-Is, use NOVELTY FRENCH con” KID GLOVES ........ $2.50 “.1 33.50 Ever) Wanted Shade in Bell-able Silk Hosiery; Also New Smolde- in Necklaces and Jewelry; “Ker-set” Silk Vests» Knickers end Combine- m; W Slips to antigen. Bedlam and Crepe-de-Ohinc; Nun-r- oue Grouped. Artides to Be Embroidered, ere, etc, etc. . QUALITIES ALWAYS RELIABLE AND PRICES INTERESTINGDY LOW IN EVERY “STANCE. THE N. E, RYAN CO. G.w. FaircbildSSons, Inc. ., A JEWELRY SHOP Selling the’ ‘Better Quality of Merchandise at 9 Most Reasonable Prices. 3 GIFTS OF WORLD FOR ALL OCCASIONS. ‘ JEWELERS .. OPTIOIANS — STATIONERS 3 MAIN AT ARCADE 4 39mm EPORT i Ll;