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'l‘HE EVENING SENTINEIn—SO NORWAIK. CON W_
RUWAYTUN
Zenith
Sonora
Ware ..
Atwuter Kent
Super Hetrodyne R. C. A.
RADI '
Convenient Terms
StudweH Piano Co
63 North Main St.,
Phone 125 So. Norwaik
CHILDREN WILL
I IBE ABLE T0 BUY
MILK AT SCHOOL
iLadies of M E. Church
. to S e r v e Harvest
Supper Tonight ——
Smelt Running
Tonight is the night that the
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will serve their Iiarwst sup.
per. Tho following menu surely is
tempting enough to induce most
anyone to dine this evening at; the
church!
CQid Stuffed Fresh iiom
Cranberry Sauce
Little be? are in luck
with. our new 85 Percenter'
Jr. shoe!
OrthOpedicaliy correct
last—full round toe, snug
and flexible arch, small heel
measure, and a straight in-
side line; right support and
freedom for little feet to de-
velop normally.
Ail-leather from the
ground up, made extra pli-
able by special processes.
Uppers sewed with best
silk thread, solos stitched
with highest quality linen
thread
$4.50.
Everyghing else boys
wear.
Men too! .
'Itwt :r‘ni Tradflm.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway
at Liberty
Broadway
at Warren
New York
Ci' ty
Broadway
at 13th Si.
Herald Sq. Fifth Ave.
at 35th St. at 4m 31.
Tramont at Bromtlald
Boston. Massachusetts
Potatoes 'l‘iirnips
Celery l’icliics
Itolis
Pic Ten. (.‘ol‘iet-|
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Mm Choilcn Funk of Hunt stiwt
has had as her guest I'lt'l‘ inothrr
Mrs. Johnson 01’1 Massachusetts {01
the pist week.
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A furnace is beinginstalled in th:
Boycloy cottage occupied by Mr.
Norman Taylor and family on Vin.
cent place. The work is being dent:
by Nash. Raymond and Dean of
Norwuik. Mrs.’ Taylor recently
joined the business office staff 01’ The
Evening Sentinel.
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The second tloor apartment of the
house on ltownyton avenue owned
by Mr. Wing of Stamford, has been
leased to Mrs. Millard and her
daughter, Miss Elsie Millard. They
first 01' December.
II is 1
Mr. and Mrs. S. 1.). Dibble ot‘ lio-
wnytou avenue were \lEItOi‘s in
Stamford Thursday.
a a II
“is. Jo. rpli Paitk and iit‘r sou
Clinton or ilinhiand nicnue. ieit
Wednesday on a tiip to Stunnich,
Calm
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Tton school children will be able. to
purchase milk at the school. it will
be served at about 10: 30 A. Iii. .. the
best time. doctors claim. for chil-
dren to take nourishment. Fniftee
cents :1. week will be charged for it
half pint bottle ouch day. The milk
is to be supplied by tho Norwnik
dairy. and only the highest grade
will be used.
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Mr. Otto Kruuso of llowayton
avenue has recovered from a recent
illness and is able to be around
again. '
a It :5
Tuesday a son was born
iip street. Mother and son are re-
portrd getting uioni; nicely.
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A. petition is being:
[around town by Mrs. ilose Saturn
3 Mrad ot iluyiiiond street for the pi)—
isition oi posiiiiistress. 'l‘hu priscni
tomptrury postiiitstioss is Mrs. H.
IA. Bond of itonuyton il\tinill..‘
' cxmninntion for the position will be
held in Darit'ii on the 23th of this
month. '
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Mrs. Wendell l‘. Milligan 0! ita-
wayton avenue had us her gutsis'
yesterday her iiiothcr. Mrs.
will more into their new home the'
Starting November 30 the ilowaya
to Mr.;
and Mrs. Robert Morrisson ol' (Jud-3
circulated 1
The ‘
Fred-
erick Schultz of New York. and her
sister. Min. llohm-t Coniinor 0t Hur-
. Wtuio. N. Y.
l1 or the last few days noverul fish
Iviinen hnio been trying their luck
Hill’ll fishing. ’i‘hoso fish are re-
potted in be running qiiito pituii- .
in“; in near by “111018..
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Mr. and Mrs. Mint Iloih oi‘ 1“th
hind tivoil- nro piuniiinig to flow: .
iiieir home and spend the winter In I -
Ilt‘llllitl. Florida. ,
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A walk along tho roads around -
Rowliyton bench reveals that almost - 'I.I
t‘\t ry lot has a sold tag on it. 'i‘hiaI '
appears to be 11 sign that ilonnylon I J
in inning it loud boom. Houses unit ‘I
iii-lug built on land that has been
undeveloped and overlooked for
many years. The Covowood sec-
tion, Dibliiecrcst and now the pro-
prrrty on tho corner of West Side
avenue and the iiuricn road is being
broken for a lame to he built by
Mr. liurry Street. of Dorian. An-
other '41 ction that is graudoiiy be-
ihg built up is on find around Hunt 3
sir-wt. Mr. lioodate Davenport or
ilownyton iuoniio has started OPH-
utions for the building of a huntin—
low. .\ir. Allie Ferris iii carting the
dirt from the collar cxucuration.
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.\ir. and Mrs. Edmund Emeiich of
I \lt'Klllll. y plan) are planning to
II mo itonnyton and settle in 'l‘t 11ml
\\".ili"l| Mr. 13‘ nirriok mpecta to be
in tiniige ot' a. commercial airplane
i Irompany '1,- fivid. They expect to not
Inn: 1y by the first of the year.
art-nut- is having his house shinfllt‘llo, _
The work is living done by Mr. Sid-I ‘
ney liodycott of L‘utllip sti'ect.’ , »
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There are still it great many rt‘fil-g .
dents ot‘ the town who can reinvm-I
lit‘l‘ the wonderful times they had .1
skuluu; on the Raymond ice pondI-
when they \\‘t‘t‘1i children. Saturday
lilitli‘lOOii is the time set for volun-
lL‘Ll‘S to turn out and help fix tho:
pond so that it will be safe for kid ‘ .
tlltS to rkatu ot1.(:i1usmors 110111“ 3
is a long Walk 1131 little feet and tlieI -
iiior is 1 .ll‘tly irozru 0101‘ there un-
til near the end oi‘ the winter. Also
:1 good many children are forbidden
to go on the ice there. Undoubted~
‘lv many grown talks will take ad-
I \ image 01 tho Wpond, it‘ it is ilxod.
A radio has been installed In the
home of Mr. iicnry I1‘0rict 0t lilo-
. Kink-y place. .
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A number of llowoyton residents
attended the services held in tho
Qvtirit and I'll‘b‘t \lotliodist Episco-
iptil church 01 Bridgeport last night.
Those siixims Wire held in connec-
tion 111111 the State Sunday school
convention.
t o a _
Captain (,‘hurlcs Conkiin 01‘ Mc-
Kinlry place is able to be out again
I after luring coniincd to his home tor
the past truck with a severe cold.
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Mr. Frank Lockwood ot Cross
street has been given the contract
Ilt)!‘ the road l‘t‘liilll‘ work on North
SII‘L‘t'l. Air. Ltmlnroud is regarded? I
as ii contractor or ability and it is;
with a great deal of satisfaction that.
Itiiu townspeople view his work.
‘ Moods lliil. asNoi-th street is hotter~ ;
itnimn it) most iiowiiyton folks. in
ibi-ing put into r-i‘nicndld shape. it I -
has IH't‘il widened and rolled. TiioI
tinishtd Joli will im a road that 1055- I '
dents of it owiiitnn will he pioud of.
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[A c zll for all 1111- min rs of the l‘. o. s I?
Inaviui‘. iiilliSliI‘I show has been is-I
ui.ii'1I 'lliov {lie to report zit llioI
1h um (i :‘iis l‘i’i‘t‘)‘ ’dirrett on I
I 'lruoksido 31411110 tonight. A ro-i -
lit .1i‘"l (if ' \\ll1l VI‘II". \i'lll lilft‘i litiI I
li-‘Itl.
Account
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* 12.14 Noam
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES
The Overcoat
You Want.
Is Here Waiting For Youl
You may want a single or double breasted coat
——we don’t know. You may choose a plain Ches-
terfield or a swagger ulster—we cannot tell, y ou
alone can say.
Yet we say YOUR overcoat is here—~and feel
pretty sure about it-~because our stock is so big,
so complete.so varied that getting the overcoat
you want is almost a certainty.
$22-50 to $60.00
VALUES THAT DEFY DUPLICATION
111111 STREET,
(souni 11011qu
. 31".»
111-. 111117;; Albrecht of IiishlundI I‘
[6 It’s Make 7t
.7111 Old-Fashioned
This Week 5 Special Selling; Oifersl
I'll
.invnv
”In .931 cWflw
Fashioned Dining Room.
HAN lot-S GIVING
Unusual Savings in Scor c s 01 the I or 1‘1'111 (st
Styles. A 50 Piece Dinner Set Free With Every Set Sold.
To Help Make yours on Old Fashioned Thanksgiving in a new Fashioned Dining Room the Sterling‘ 'liuc mar-131.1 ; it:
During Just; This One Week We Lower P1 «cc; out» 11:11
until Pre- Thanksgiving Selling of Dinning Room Furniture.
on Every Suite on Our Display Floors. This brings many remaikable values.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME—INVESTIGATE—LOIIi’AH-E—IiUtin—v
Extraordinary! Charming 10- Piece G1 oup now priced at
You run bin ti11 iiiitv pit‘uiui Ill .1111' 5-1 i111;‘ 1 :11 llliflilii \i :luiti 1"
li-‘sircd t‘tiliilliiifllil‘ii 111' plow. .11 the-«1 lIniuiliiiulnm 11.1111 11111111111111 - - villi
i‘l‘lt‘t‘lé. 451x514 II'ii‘Ii liflilqilt‘l table. 11"» 8/5 1.1'l1 1 111.1.“ l\tI.1‘ id‘upnitiutini bull»—
llit‘li tidbit-ward. chitin. t‘illlllli t. .\ 'i'\» r. 114 iw .1iI,-l .‘lil iv‘xriidj: lr‘il‘l (if tl‘li‘lC‘I
.k't‘t of six choir». illit' iii-1 liner i'huii‘ w \ tli'ilii. I'llhli’ “1111:; :‘ml inn-'21:. :11'~
“principmq of ..\~ .- 3w tram i‘l“,illl2‘.l‘ 1.4». May rmvi‘rwl. i‘iiit- 1 :1311111-t 111111.
11"111 hip in win-rt: d- ill
prices.
Gre itly reduced
prices on all
Dinnerware
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59.9.
A lovely new
‘1’“
ice for six persons.
$19.95
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01,1”, In it ”III” 1‘ ‘.I- ~
Hundreds of values in Rugs
For This Week Only
A Wee ith of New Patterns
{iii-pr. Dinnerware Sci
set with de.
V
Wetive design. complete 59. -
lOti-pc. Dinnerware Set
This set is of line ivory por-
celain in the new ribbed pat»
tern or decorative border.
lonipiete service for 12 per.
You 1. 1i...1‘..
get this dinii rift
SASMI
‘ a
' .- i‘vmg
Convenience
I Lon Priced at
$139.th
17115. You ordinarily pay
30 for this SC B“ ' 110W. .\ lii‘mi in: 11. 11:1111 \11tI1 din-i .
-‘her complete set’ Inn to iI"""“‘*~ "”I’I'” “WI “I“ SAW-1‘“! MEJCCldl big
II a r U o ‘ Iili'irit‘hilli-11:l\‘:1lii'. l1." ' . '
lit-93.00 . >i11 It In 1‘. illiiil. .dO .llllQ 183.5th “98?-
so when you soc 1:111 “Jill‘s 12¢;
i
f you‘ll deride iii mirri tn i‘i-pl'it-o 11.0 old 5' l {or ‘
Our iinmriisc $10?" of 11110 Iltm: coi‘tningsx is in this gimt ovoid I stylish. murv intri‘osiiitz. more with
lOo‘~'—-:tml. liciiiw 11s. 1110 which it“ sensiiioiiui«-bo;1111.tiii“litmus Ii shimn above is of Sit-iiilint‘ walnut-~11 1:.
Axminsteis. \iiwis, ”iapcriiitr. toioniai lliir~liier1 kind of 1 “UN OVf‘l‘IHIIS on the liiiizii not tvnu wild? ‘ 1'1-31
Weave? sine. tivsiim. color t'til'tillllliiilt'lll imaginable. And all lino— I it is :1 no. tit-1 =i1:u. ton \il lllt 1111:1i11111-111'11 :1
ieums also! $00. for yuiirm‘i'. .\:-.1ninsters from $291.35 up. I loom touid possii l\ mid-"1111‘ .. . . . ..
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Wixvery low price on this 8-piece set—211149
When you conoider that this some suite always sells for 3200.
then you can appreciate the savings of this sale. The suite is
built. ot'wnlnut veneers. in combin‘ation with gumwood. finished
in two-tone.‘ (‘huir seats are of tapestry. A popular pattern, too!
I
A sample of breakfast set. 5th i115!” .3
We piesent more thou .1 some of food v: 1‘11 4 in ill . »
breakfast nooks. Thr- nnn sketched almvtxwtlrupd.:1,‘ 1
four chairs is mounted in bright col-urn 1 (-111.11'1- of
neatly ornamentel
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
Sterling F urm ture Comp: any
SOUTH N ORWALK
43965 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 105
. ”:\‘a'ii."i"1‘i.'3’l-‘ 1:‘.i:rm.its.i..n‘imm I
Wlnlu‘llun ..
Your opportunity to
in li.il1..:1-I‘“i . ,
«T‘sv 1:: ‘ .mi 1.. '1111
I livxhi 1111!; 1-1 pupiildi‘
Il'i‘iltill. ,Ii \lvi'tifll: to :1
1111 i 1' :zwl :11'1'11111
ill wiy l-:!:l.' 1~1' Iilt'i't' 11¢
,' l"~}lli‘l it .
W399
(”Ari-50
i‘lilllC‘ZI
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1.1.41.1
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table
in 11ml
lIllIiI six
llimlfili's
l‘ 11115.
(futurist.
5' is lul‘
:1i-ie and
several--
Norwalk Chronicler