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TELEPHUNES
”Wail:
Uplo‘wn Branch
it 188!
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Jonathan Ed wards
“15 ARE THANKFUL. . . .
rise who settled New England.
iiitftil that we are llvinf:
lghtened and advancing
‘ bigotry are rapidly dying.
Win a. prosperous
ire want and famine
ptlons. not the rule.
are dangerous. but
a fair amount of
herself and family.
‘0
because
intelligently.
d with an excellent harbor.
joins constantly improved.
w-w—mw» «1 1 "N'% m ‘ m M
‘kindly group of thirty
constitute our neighbors.
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‘BED” GRANGE’S FALL.
college sports suffered 'a
hook this week when
an football.
perform.
may their words fall flat.
Tipped him.
jtcam.
fill those bright dreams
have played football
wining and comes.
“Grange has failed.
on the used! republication
not otherwise credited in this
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THE creative SEN'I'INEL—BO. NORWALK. cons.
illiOl‘illioil will refuse to admit that
he has done wrong. will be unable
to realise that in giving up his .1-
lens career. When it was almost eon»
plated. he proved that he had not
the faintest appreciation of its mean-
in].
College should and must build
character as well as impart knowl-
edge. For "Red" it Ipplt'emtly had
done neither. He saw the almighty
dollar its being for more important
than his fair name and that of the
college which had given him the op-
portunity to make his fame.
We had grown to regard “lied" as
a seneible. four-square chap. who
turned foolish offers aside to cart ice
in the summer months so that he
would keep his muscles hard and fit.
But now we know there waeoyel-
low streak in "Red." It is as big and
as broad as his back. >
There were Only a. few short
months for him to wait before he
would have been graduated from the
University of Illinois. Then would
have been time enough for him to
have capitalized his fame.
Doubtless more than one of the
large corporations of the country
would have bid for his s vices, olig-
er to profit by his prest go and the
music of his name.
But he could not wait, could not
bid his time and. for the mess of
potsge of easy and quick money. he
sold out.
it is too bad. It is a shame. ills
unto them that join house to
. that. lay field to ilold. till
‘ be no place, that they may leeloped him.
' alone in the midst of tile
_ sportsmen. who were more eager to
‘ to grasp all as your own. you
“ ii lose all and be driven out of guard the tan-
“ 'orid. at last. naked and forlorn.
.Gverlasting poverty and contempt.
Although some may not realize it.
s‘gof Norwnik have much to be
;ankful for on this day of Thanks- i
Wilt. set apart and hallowed by
b begin with. we should be
in an!
age.
on religious freedom is mostly an
‘ ‘pted fact and when persecution
We should be thankful um um
community
are the
it should be thankful that we
in a city that knows neither in-
al boom. nor depression. for
where
‘ryone who is willing to work and
intelligence
earn enough to support himself
"We should bufithankful that we'
in a city that holds evcry pro-
; of continued growth. if we sp-
ourseives to the task of its pro-
it is
ed by a wonderful. geographi- ‘. farce.
location. on main transit lines
‘We should be thankful that we
' n a city that has healthy our.
tidings, that is situated on a beau.
stretch of water. that is in the
"tor of a network of roads which
is should .8 thankful for good
relies. schools under the guid-,
9 of an alert man. a city govern-
t that has honesty and fairness
in purpose. and the responsive
odd
nosed men. women and children.
fliers are dark and bitter mom-
‘ in the lives of all of us. there
moments of discouragment and
r. but taking it all in all. we
uch, very much. to be thank-
orflon this day of Thanksgiving.
plays his first game today and.
ms misjudge the true spcrting
t of the Middle West. there
he no record-breaking turnout
this ex-marvei of college foot-
‘. sport writers for the “most
have been trying to Justify the
taken by “Red." but try as
‘ was I boy who by his mar-
. ability on the gridiron became
fol of the youth of the country.
tindreds of lads here in Norwalk
{them he represented their food.
hope. and dreams. should they
:rooch college and make the
so
so} better that “Red" naili-
and
inch a. glimmering record. than
7 the height of his career he
have proved himself want-
is physical prowess, but in
father advised against it. So did his
loosen. Robert C. Zuppke. who de-
l But he turned against them and
listened to the advice of professional
malt‘o money for themselves than to
name of “Red"
Grange or the Unlvorsity of llllnois.
l in'the crash of "Red’s" career you
naive an example of one of the pit‘
falls of college sports but. let's hope.
profiting by the example of his
downfall, many other youths who
jearn bright homes, will be the wiser
’to withstand the pressure and build
themselves trite and four-square.
lilEAN'I‘ FOR ('5.
What Governor Trumbull sold ini
Hartford the other night ing'iln lid-l
dress to members ol the Hartford
Advertising Club about “Boosting
New England" can be narrowed
down and applied with peculiar em-
Yourj Uncle Sam Is Good At T '1
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Don’t Look for I’yorrhea “(L‘ures;” Aren’t Any
i’YiT'iilllll‘IA, i.l'
infections of lllltlilifii and lulvl- lift.
phasis to Norwalk.
graph of his talk and see
reads:
“it is high time that we of Nor-
wulk emerged from what. some call
t-ittreilio conscl'vntistil. others
orgy and still others sell-satisfaction.
We in the vernacular of the street
have made the guide and. having
arrived. are apt to stop for a lime
and tool on our ears."
Here
ll ow
is another purngrapli iii
which New England could bi’
changed to Nomwlk with equal
He cited how some of the south.
cm and western cities had made the
slime progress in a short time that
it has taken Norwalk a century to
make. He said that in adherence
to the logic in the slogan “self-pres—
ervation is the first rule of man." it
well behOoves Norwnlli to cast its
eyes about and not only aspire to
keep here its present industries. but
also to make new industries wel-
come.
N0 DANGER
. ill tiny also it is «lilo to one chiel‘ . “mm,“ at the gums. especial '
1"“: paraphrase 5"“ one Wm“ mouse and several lmporlunt trelliriv
it bulilig causes. The more iiilporiuiii '; mom.
. consort ili‘e
ictll- l increase lliv‘.
Igums no intention iiiitl i'lniill)’ illiiw- l tllssiilm l')tllil(‘. Probably d‘iCRY. ‘M"
lious flist‘iibos‘.
All il(,'Cliiililli.lll0il of Hill“? ivllvrem... m...“ hull...“ viruses of
the teeth join the gums miiy be u i r1)...-
COl‘ill‘lillilillg'i‘ililfie but not Tilt“ or.
cause. The gums liwmulo
:lnil llllt'Clt‘il
bacteria.
produce
These
vary in
And now the Communist party in
America plans to begin "teaching
Communism" to all who care to
listen.
That's fair enough. This is a free
country. ,
Thero'll be no danger of the doc-
Itrifle spreadng very fur—unless. of
course. some government or state
; official is foolsh‘ enough. to order a
seven few more raids. If the long-whisk—Q
"Rod" l cred gentlemen aro ‘
ge threw in his sponge for the
of 350.000 or even $100,000 and
tied his alma mater to play pro-
lel‘t strictly
alone. howaver. nobody needs to
worry.
W
In Dayton. 0.. a man turned ban-
dit to get money to pay his income
'tax line. How's that for honesty?
Half of Dayton (Tenn) police
force got arrested the other day. His
name was John Coleman.
The woman governor of Texas
has issued more than 300 pardons.
it being easier to has a lady's par-
don. ‘
“Little Joe
[Eda-t is tot-m A MAN
‘fluuKQ Guccsefawi.
persuades we
-o
He has
ominously. And with his
lite‘youtii of the country re—
submit, for trim to their
the
pyoi'rlieu.
vnioué
their
lilgus'
is one of lilo lilo»: (‘Omliittil l‘i'iloliili;
iilri‘liuiiicul
Whit-‘11 will)!” UH! gums 10 “meme" i give. a normal lllilli'ltiuul no trouble.
lilJUl‘Y food bulimia! and secretions; l "my not “a u milrliod cause of pyor-
sisteluic or 10ml minimum “h‘wh . rim in nu liliilxiiiuiii lofted to mite
eiiiwi-pliilllliy
by disease.-pl'utiilolnu
Hounds
down. and pits fol-mil.
Dol‘eciivo ilenifll work.
proper use of iuotllpivks
brushes, may keep up a chronic 7r»
ritatlon rind result in pyol'rllcu. lr»
regularity of the tooth and
conditions, which prcvi-nl lllt' nor-3
mtii massage. at the gums iltiii violin.
ing of the teeth by food. tongue all"
check during the proerss of chip-'-
ing. may also not its li contributing
cause of this discuss. (‘nnstl‘iitloiiill
conditions. such as diabetes.
poisoning. blood discern. the use of ‘ gum of the gum in the. tooth. in a...
moi‘t‘tii‘y. scurvy lil‘id chronic infer»l
lions such an infected
infected liiisnl sinuses. may help to
Cliineiiuilve
relative
and each factor vnrlee in its degree fist to have the. hourly (to—operation
of importance. Probably in the ma-
iled iul' use us n prophylaxis against
pyorriiun. When a. patient is stiller-
.lllg li'Ulil diabetes. however. such
‘rlll‘olilc li‘l‘lltillun may cruise an iii-
if
thug.
(list use.
then: is already some ilil‘iill‘
t
WHdi'itle lemon... dental work. which may
i" thalil‘llifiihhit (ll-res of lilercilry of poo
as fake cures for cancer and fakel
mur youth.
The only known remedy for pyor- i
rhea is the thorough removal of ibei
irritating substances, of whatever}
nature they may be. and the polish.
ing of all exposed tooth surface by
the dentist and the subsequent
proper use of the too brush, power. I
paste and limowliler to keep m'l
truth and gums in it hooliny condi~ l
lion. The causes of pyorrliea aro|
usually too deep-settled to be reach-
(.d by mouth wash or germicidal
however popular or rxpensiw they:
' lndy be, l
Don't waste your Money or yours
time on pyorrllcil cures. if you how ‘1
ti tendency to pyorrlleli. consult!
your dentist tit oncn and return lc l
him for t’xilnlllliliioll lhr-‘t! or foul
iimvs it your.
‘Qlul- nufi ril‘rcctlvo dental work art:
'. l...
il‘rililii'l= At first lll'tll‘l‘hi‘Ii is likely to din
\"li'p in il small men. It is common
for llll‘ltivis ltl‘llllil Mir]. localized
lurcns tinder iicfoviivi- fillings.
llll‘lili-‘t‘fi uiiil crowns. ll those lire tir-
?zzlowlc-il the intention is likely to hw-
ieullu- mot‘v :iil‘ll‘l‘iii.
lll‘ts hl'tllt’ ll
lili-
tenth
i h r,-
0 I‘
3 \ iil‘. ( tl.
. l'nlrss ll prorrhv'u
l prompt in pulling his (‘IlSi‘ ill
l‘iilliill of it dentist the
’mnliuilos rapidly, «lirsolving the
null lmllo surrounding which is cal-
lid the alveolar prom-as and destroy—
ing the nlturllment of the soft tis-
ill her
siil'l'vl‘er is
Hi".-
lend
.vcro races the tooth become loose
and eventually tire lost.
I e o e
tonsils and
You should iiiiow that there is no
denim disease ill the treatment of
factors
lWllif‘h iI is so important for the den.
importance
and support of the patient as in the
.lority of cases of nyorrhen there art: trontnnnt of pynl'rlica. No medicine
.soveral fuciors which play a part. .lias ever been suggested which will
Chronic
which is caused by injury or by the
iuse of toothpick: or by too
lbrushes.
‘pyorrhoa in normal individuals pov
ssessing normal teeth: in fact. stiff
brushes are sometimes rocdommcn- Ulill‘ in some sections of the country
irritation.
probably
such as that ‘l-uro pynrrhen. and the sooner this
“fact is recognized the better for all
concerned
i‘yorrllon rill-cs like most ndver-
iisod curts, lind best be left alone.
["likc cures for pyorrhea are on pop-
llprsh
seldom causes
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YOU learn, as you} live. that your happiness share
is oll' interrupted
Bill cloudiness clears and the outlook is fair.
Through the sunshine that comes on the marrow.
Whatever your
And, elliiiellwell worth the living.
Consider! You’ll see that you’ve reason to be
Sincere in tlie titanic that you're givmg
*.efis'
l
i
'
E honest anti‘iair, and Consider a bit
The good
world, after all, you will have to admit
Returns to you more than you're giving.
times you have drunk from the cup of good cheer, .- |
A really and pulling parlalter.
is it asking too much that you slop. once a year,
And give up real titanic. to your Maker?
that you get out of living.
”ROW.
in, lie. the besl tiling you’ve gal. .
’ ill
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pynr- ,
ill some i‘lli‘nfl‘
Lprut lil‘ully {ill the lttlll iuu'ollii‘: lii- *
infection I
T o n ' h t ‘
lg .
E i‘alncon-“Onc Glorioiio Night."
I llinlto “The Knockout."
. ltcponi ”'l‘llo Midshipman."
; A snlmnguiidl party South Non.
unlit L'Olll'if‘ll at St. Joseph's hull. i
g .inuuni Dance. Norwulk Hospital.
1 'l‘lmnksglving Eve Sonia! tit 51.1
iJo-avpli's llzlll.
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the issue of the Evening Sentilu.
Garfield. daughter of Mr. rind Ml‘p.
Nicllollis Gurlii'lii. oi Houili Noriviilu
to Mathew (lulbo.
wris solemnisori yesterday
‘at 11 o'clock. at Ht. Joseph‘s church. >
lt‘ini‘h. while a visitor in Ill-idfteporv l
with his family ,
spent yesterday ill :ltlllll‘oril wlln l
“‘li‘nds‘. ll
Dr. Robert ’l‘iill- u recent grail-‘1
unto from
visiting with his parents-l in llowtinl
street, East Norwulk.
States Navy, is visiting with his pain
tints in this city. ' i
who run it llli‘iit hook into his llllntl
Tuesday. is recovering l‘llplllly.
visiting ill the home nl‘ Air. iillli Mrs.
(film-euro l. Finch. this city. i
John Aims ol‘ llllj l'l‘illi"il States
Navy. is homo on fl. furlough.
Joseph Mnllrck of the i'nllmi
Sillti-s Navy is home «in li(‘0lllJl 0f
the Hint-sis of his lllnlll"l‘.
will be lili‘llml our in ilif‘ City.
grimll ceremonial irlnlnl‘rmt'.
Norwalk l
10 Years Ago '
The following items ulipi’iil‘l'il in
f November '16. 1915:
The marriage of Illes F‘loreucv
lirldgrpor i.
iiloi'lilm'
Oi
Building inspector Clarrnre l.
yosierttlly. holirrl ‘
iimors of tho ("i't‘f‘lull of it munl- ll
ions plant ill this city. l.
Tllnmzis lility of l'lmslint sit-cot. i.
a Brooklyn lmnplilll. is
W” WM... .s...
\Y. NOVEMBER 26. 1923.
. mm“...
venue KNOWLEDGE
Each month Sees greater utiluo in our «lopw its
and the number of Mir llt‘llllblllii‘b‘. which l'l'i'lw-l
betivr business and increasing lllllilll' kllmvlmlgc
ol’ the Bank's tested principles iilili policies.
We continue to grow mu] prosper null 1H
we serve you well.
.CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
'l‘liUST (:0.
Wall Street
Josr-pii l’ogrmv of the l'nittc
lutvlri Flimphvll of llor‘r‘s market. 1
i
C‘tlriloil Washing of llrliigvpovl. is
it will in; built" little time before
the 11w.- \\‘:i:~'hulpiuu slrw-t bridge,
The Monitor Grotto will llilltl their
iii
NEW i'tJillx'. 24 :Il. ----- ’l'hnl ro
nléllllle’ oi lili' "null iv-rt“ love in
recall the ilfi).‘i \\'il'll 3- mil limit
pummel-ti, “it‘lini vaul‘i iltllll"lllii:
gliillbloro" stilml lg“ ll luriilllvs oil “
l till: lilrii ill ;; 'i\ilt‘t l. ‘
Drullla iinii HillUll \ .ln (,‘lllllol-
niu gold than and llli .‘iilLiIlil‘i .‘ll\ii
(lays run riot Willi .l.l.‘..‘$ oi Sit‘ii '
lililriiali lll'.’li \iilu iii.i'.ii‘ pl. ilt slulii -.
(dint! llilo comp iilltl lust L\l_l'_\ (illit-
liltind [inii‘dlt‘fl advertised to restore. u i i , k n h n H [Um w \'
‘ : u‘t. to...» ~ r.
HOW TO KEEP WELL ‘
By DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING
Surgeon General. lilllte'd States Public Health Service
iiils \vns (lulli: unit the metal ion
title. The i'oilliillli- :‘lulil‘o \\‘\Ll.
back to ill: illfllv. liliiiili iil‘iUUl".
slulii- iiiiil [ltl'ilJlm ll.id to Limit.
iht‘ blink.
"Tiwm ii lyl.‘ .ll- .z-uv (wit u»
wistfuliy til it ll. ion“; ,lits.
hunt you llullixw .1:
Ul‘ilntib'zl)’ li.l:l 'll:
gliilli-s iii “iv \i‘tl'itl .illll
-quzil to any i\vi' ll‘ni and unit ill
”in bilillillxti tiny. L'liilluj" llrii..l..
iizly in Ci‘l‘lriili l'l'iiiliri iii‘li._‘.’, if
slut-t. of lll‘lz'lli ilgii1>
l'ilrillvl'tuurv. lll'tl.'.\‘..l_\'
just us l).l‘.llll’.‘il'v2ll pulling (in:
Hi‘lt'l‘h :ls l\ir fillllllld int vi l).
wvsleru liimm sols. Tim i511 s ll.i'-
lining-ll, i‘i i‘tlllzz". .\’.v :1‘. >liut'iv.l-~
lung ll'Ulll il.- l.i|>l~. 1i.
“will“ it «i ll'ml :tllt. ..l.«i
«ell tumult «i
l‘wi'llllp. ill-
tgvpr is ill"; "Nil i\ ll..
is till? 01in mum rm.
Clllllil. Hi: i.“ liiii. (pill
ilill’.l.iiul:l!vl'. .11"
iii. “iv i vlllllilh»
bur" Sn lll.iu,\‘ .il'
«vi-glil'g lulu that iii: 1..
.Lllli'rrd myliiicol. in: .
lll'tl itH-ry HOW ‘wl
“ifltl'ln‘TIN (if 'i \‘liri it'l"‘:§I"
lii'oniluuy l’l>"‘.l'5 upon: it
lildtbl ill "
liiilill
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pit-ill; ~-
1u~l m,
ii;
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|r..‘lm>U}li".
¢.-.. .l v. .1 liiillli‘ l»:
Uri" V'l 1; till
ilit‘ i‘w .
l\..
l r1 5...
‘ . o - ‘flp'n no u lip-nzlunul m “it
i (‘OMiHi lcvmrs g York plum“.
’ Nov :ii’l.~«"i-:vening of Poetry illidt A coup!” ii ,\"7H‘~ . “ “‘ ~‘ “"“'~
.Sorig auspices of Woman's Cllllll “as running 3 i‘<‘l‘iLi ' ~ H35 ll"
(intro i‘iirish House." 1plnyutl lllltl \wu \‘n‘ we'll“l 1““
Dec. l.——"illaek mill White ne- 3 and mil-s. lznll ('l‘ili. i : Hi hit it.
vuc..‘ Wnnomii (‘ounciL Post Poca- l visitors with "i‘uli~.' illi .Iiii tum
lionlilSi‘H. guild ploi'sw-nai _'"iiiil|i'l.\' mvi llllil
Dec. l.~—i:hristuia's Fair Epsworih l m-ross lliil .lm- l:li :. :, iii 1m at: .l
illiiiigue Nortvnlk M. E. church. lwnn with I'qlllll ("i‘iliiiii‘w
Dec. 2.-Entcriainmcnt of strand Then.- came. lull lows. “they
Olflt‘t'l‘s of Our Sisters“ Rebekah (waned him."
Lodge. , "Nick" lyll'rixvc-l smli' SLIanl
Doc. 3'“Ch“5lma' Sale “mad from gulliillt \‘rli':1"'l‘S Lillvl will in-
lilvor (‘ommuniiy Club. I to the "Whip. n». .4: . i‘llH‘lllllilll it
Doc. i.——Rowoyton-l)sricn, Min. was said. “L. mm.- Lat'li with about
slrol Show at ltoyle School Darlen. “00.0..“ and lumdwuy nluwci
Dee. 4.~—"(‘hariii School" to he shouted the. p.551“ lircvuily l...
at Regent Theatre.
Doc. R.—-(?oncert. East avenue M.
E. church.
Today the Catholic church Honors
St. Peter 0! Alexandria. martyred
during the reign of Diocletian
Today is the birthday anniversary
of Albert B: l-‘ail. formerly acct-co
titry of the interior.
Today is a holiday throughout the
United States and in every Ameri-
can possession in celebration of
Thanksgiving Day. it is also a
holiday in the Belgian Congo. where
the feast of the king‘s patron saint
is observed.
The first long distance telephone
conversation in the United States
um held on Now. as. isle. between
Boston and Salem. Mass.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20
if so. you are cautious.
You give careful thought.
And plan everything you do.
You appear indifferent to strangers.
But you are merely measuring their
qualities.
Your opinions are not made hastily.
But they are usually right
You are enthusiastic about your
work.
And will make u. success of it.
You are dcmonstratively affection-
ate.
You will have many friends.
And they will do anything for you.
tYnensy lies the head that wears a
“'on
presented by Senior Dramatic clubz
lost Station in {l sllurt ovonluus 505»
alert, it is rvpol'tl ti and is just about
list once more. 11.: \Vlll in: illicit,
with more one of Muse doys——uovcr.
fear:
0 U ‘
Hero's a dialect story that's no-
ing the rounds of clozik :iiid suit.
bolt:
TEACHER TO Mill? (in arith-
metic class)~-.\'0w, Able. will you
tell me what 2 per cent interest on
“.000 would he.
AlllE—Oli. about
lars. i guess.
'i‘EAC‘Hlilt~—-.\hio.
ii couple of dol-
you should be
ashamed. .A. bright llny like you.
giving such an :zusivvr as that.
AME-Veil. who \'ill'llS to be.
bothered with '2 per cent interest.
anyhow?
--—.lAl\lES W. DEAN.
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RAPPER FANNY saw
an.“ 3‘.
.a‘sw‘:
'. New Club Starts
YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT
The most cfl'cciivr method
unit-hint: tho pennies is by menus
of .‘t (‘lll‘l‘lillilf fif'l'i.llllll. You know
how lulu-ll you hit“? at :l glzlilw-
lllui “lilch is spout,
checking nor-01ml.
(ill
:lllil while
A in
tllll' (‘fillllIl-‘l’t i:ll lilllil: 1
fund to thrill. lump in {lli‘l lil us
go lilli) lili‘llli-r tl'lillli‘i with you.
The City National Bank
South Norwalk. Conn.
i-lli to.
CHRISTMAS
CHECKS
Will Be Mailed
December lst
Thanksgiving
1925
Let’s Be Thankful
FOR SOUND
Business Conditions
For Good Crops
That labor is well cm-
ploycd. For the privilege
of work and *an oppor-
tunity to achieve. For
good homes. schools and
churches. For American
worltl supremacy and all
God given blessings.
Dec. 7th
The South
liorwalk Trust
” 1 Company
The Pennies
Trust Co.
First Bank l‘nder
the Bridge
Seen 1‘ 5 i y
MILL NERY
K. A.
POLHEMUS
LEADING MILL! NER
(ii North Main Street
l’lione 314-5. So. \iorwalk
Oil Waslilumml Street
South Norwalk
i. GOLDEN
IN OUR
STORE
74 Washington St.
. RQODNER-TERRIS BLDG.
NOW NEW
Home furnish-
ings, takingr years
to acquire, may
burn in a half-
liour's blaze. Are
y o u r goods in-
511er ?
Si.
16 No. Main .
South Noru‘alil.
Phone 256
' , Walter R. Ceilings
i We." ,
nit.
them’ a slum co.
When nioiorisis are told to con- .
sider Mesa-inns. they just consider '
'
i
1
Real Estate Broker
General insurance
OFFICE PHONE-“3915
RESIDICNC C---:itliilt
. 23 North Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Storage Storage
You can now avail yourself oi
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a b-story
brick building. located at b ZENITH
Havfland street equipped eusulia
WARE
with the latest sprinkler sys
tem. giving you the low insur
ance rate of 50¢ per hundred
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage Ber.
. vice to New York
Tel. Norwalk 294—10923
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059.
203 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATlON
COM PA N ‘1
so. soawanx. CONN.
ATWA'I‘ER Klih'l
SUPER HISTHOIH'NE R. C. A.
RADIO
Convenient Terms
S'l'l‘lintill. PIANO (:0
till No. Main St,
Phone l'm So. Norwalk
MILLIONS 0i-‘ MAPS.
More than 8.000.000 road maps
have been distributed to motorists
since the first of thr- yoar by the.
Touring Bureau of. the Automnl‘ilo
‘ Club of Southern California.
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Norwalk Chronicler