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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925.
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO.”NORWALit. (ON .\'. _.
l’.\illt.‘ VIVI'.V
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THE CITY
to two [0. ill.
Dec. 9th, 1925.
ELECTION NOTICE
NATION AL
OF
SOUTH N ORWALK
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of this haii'lt for the election of directors for the
ensuing year will he held at the. Banking llouse on
Tuesday, the 121th day of January. 19:26. from one
BANK
C. O. FITNI. ("asllier
Dated at South Nt‘lrwallt. (‘olili.,
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'DAlNTY GlFTS FOR BABIES
Caps
White and pink silk poplin and
crepe-de-elllne Caps and lion-
nets . ......... . . 500 to $3.25
\Vhite crepe-de-ehino Caps edg—
ed with swans-down. Each cap
in fancy but box. “.98 and $2.49
Dresses
Shel-r White. llatisto Dresses.
colored voile 800 to $2.98
A n no r a Teddy Bear Sets.
brown
Knit Sets
Hand knit Su'enter i'ap and
Bootlo Sets $2.00 to 83.“)
H a n d K n it Sweaters alld
Jackets ....... $1200 to $2.98
Large Dolls. small Dolls and
Baby Dolls that open and close
their eyes. all fully dressed.
it‘lannelrite \\'rapper.~t
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'- Ilise. pastor. will use as his subject: 1
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‘ I Iilr. Stephen Paulet-
ROWAYTON ‘
could GR tiltsl
i0R 00. E. CHURCHI
XMAS WREATHSI
Nativity 13.76 Be I’re- I
sented Dec. 23rd ——t
Telegraph Pole Rots:
at Base I
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch of
llhrhland avenue anti a few friends
welit hack into the. country yester-
day in.senrch of Christmas greens;
for the Methodist Church. These.
greens will he made into wreaths
garlands and will be used to
decorate the church {on the Christ-,
‘inas holidays. Each year this world
is done by a few members. it taken
considerable skill and a great deal of
patience and time. to make these
trimmings. but the result is well
worth the effort. as the church is
lsually as prettily decorated as any
an Iii". '
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Mr. and .\irs. Deodate Davenport.
l‘ ltowaytoll avenue \vt-re week—end1
let‘HIS of friends ill Moll"! \‘rrnon.I
N. Y. I
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I Thursday evening at S o't-lOt k the
lt'l‘llltiar mid-week prayer service. will
the held in the llaptist Church Olli
:ltowavton avenue. ltev. \‘ietor .ea—
"Two (fail Live as
(‘ileaplv as One.”l
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Miss Freda Heath or Itowayton ave.- I
j». l line was ill .\‘ew York yesterday tak- I
f; :iui: all nomination for a license. to
IIH‘t‘Ollll' a tearllrr in the New York
puldh- schools. .
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oi' Westsidt-
avenue has many friends who will lm'
pleased to learn that he has reeover- f
rem-val subjects of importance will;
. ‘. .'lm brought up and it is hoped tli-lt Ills I'd-9e and bonus in a. precariouuilllrut “a“ . l‘ \i «A In” \. 1-, ;~l.ll|..|] WV .| \~,... y ..
.l e . . ~ . W. n.) . ,_ '.
‘ . “5‘ ""d “3 limp“, will he a full attendance. Iposition ill a lot lit‘nl' the. ili‘IlOtllr]['|\,.n_ you”: til. it. i‘ Hm!” suittlhd tl\ w l.- .v,. ,\:..,;tt,y It: h. the pleasure and surround “um
Crib Blankets l o o ' :house. it hall la..." in this positioll;_\'..w ”my“, tum”; .\ I.“ H, : .1. _..i.,._. “A.“ ”W ‘ ”H" With the safety of the Better Buick’s
Eiderdown (‘rlb Blankets. bink ('arriatze Straps. llath 'i‘herlllo- I mm ""“W I'I'MM' Grand mm”- «mi-1‘ If”. SWIM-V and. if II“? “1”"Illrzziltord, Volvo; Il‘ll‘tltl .\l. lime \“Itl' "'l‘l'l’t in \t“ lwrt; 1., lls ”as“? martini-l and safcrcontruliorihc
and blue . ....... 790 to $3.59 meters. )lanket ltows. Comb and t'iler oi' llauner t‘ouneil. .\o. 5t.lt:'l\" “\Hl‘ Ittmr the strain. it mayIsulltlllnttt..n_ t‘ontl ; am! not. H , tr“. -“ll .; luv-«l .l..ill.:1 ..t mum winter months.
Eiderdown Carriage Robes llrush Sets. Babies lte‘rord ‘I’Itttzlttt'rs of Liberty. requests that iixi‘ihf‘ ill" ~" it""l t‘IlIIIIl‘t‘“ ‘0 tlilnRW'. ll. 'lister. Storrs. t‘ozln, "1» l. ‘5 .i. at... ‘; 0 ,. t. .31 mp1,, . N , ' . ‘
............ SLOO to $3.08 llooks. Rattles. etc. 3*” “O“‘fll‘lml lttt‘ltl‘w‘?i attend ”WI“ I" “"“"‘I- j» ... ,- , _ ., _.- 'l- t. m . .”11....“ .ML ml, it Come In todav to insure delivery nt
Illlmlling to he held Thurmlay tit-piling n o . o J I) ‘t T u f N V t , , 3...... ‘ the 1110ch you desire. \Vc “'III lea”.
( lilnl the lerlut; room-in illitthmgvaik. ”DA\Ih’xlzlxiiilIKYIIii‘11111"“I“tIH' hr» liti‘ltl lltl} Ob erS , e ‘ 0. 0“ lie :l- :2 :-l - ll It .\‘ol. it.stantllng PFOUdIVBt V01" Cllrl‘l.carl\'
.-’, ."ie S‘f‘t'll‘lt' ilomlliiit n 0 yo let-rs ‘- ' ‘0 >1 t t't‘t ”seven Hi! it i v . ' if. ll- 'l-l .ii ll.,. :l.'l‘ , :0 .-l-_... ‘ l '
J .. twill take place at this time, “'lllt‘ll Mrs. lleui‘y'Wllls' fil’ HOW-W'I Ha‘ en S (Irld Trtlffll‘ :.l '0 -~ ll r int \* 0;" ~l-i‘llL‘ll Iii-“SI: ' Christmas morning.
0 . 0 . ~ - toll :lvelltlt‘ will lat-sill», in the no.‘ “WM“ ._.. my... ,.H- H, .fn'm,‘ "H'r‘ul‘le'II' BUICK MOTOR 00.. rimr, MICHIGAN
ll has been derided that on Work 5“We of the pastor. Rev. “'alior I‘I‘SII‘i’S. three and a half full lore .1.” H q H“ m. I I ' ' ' “ [13.x . .
‘ _ ll _ .. . ,t “I ll ._ l ‘ l.lIona/(JemimlMotmi(orpnrtlllou
' 88 WASHINGTON STREET ”Huh“, evening. lN‘t't‘lnllPi‘ 33' ”If. (tl‘vuro‘ It “.1“ lit‘ .’i "Praise nnd:lli1-.'u IW‘I‘ll 1-!” till lull lIllllI [Ill Inuit-tin lir‘w l: l» l.v-tl'l-' .0”, "I! Q I“: .11: ill 1‘)
. Iltelhodist lipiseopnl f‘hurch “ill give PWWI’W" ttl""lllll~'- i“ "H “mm“ ”" ”I" M“ ””‘"” “m" it le Ftll.'ll‘-\‘v a to \' '\I \ ll' lil- ' 1
'its (“llristlnas entertainment. As it . ' ° ' ”road system. ”mil“: "“1“" I" ”WI“ tour. that: To l. thy; iii "‘1 '\' . I
~ » -~—-.-—~——----W~ »--—-~-——-—~———~ .\ir. lieodate jinn-upon or 1:.m-u3-_*l‘o:itl congestion and palkl'llq ttou- (“WV WV “I t~ ‘ ‘ , ' “'H :IV‘II':' . | -
-._,. .. , itlli menue is building two. newfiltlm‘ by using railroad li‘llllb. ”ml" M“ 1 I”: “F": "Nd"? 'I‘” "X . . 'v
”er;- rvrw. __. 7-— _ :n’ 4 I: houses on llillble street. This it: anvl "-‘it‘tt‘llt ”l“ .lll'lillll‘lll "‘ i"“>""" we" \ll'Ilil \ ii vlilflil till MHII‘ ‘
other section or the town that I. ev- ! football fans." suns llll’ post. r, "who i I ' ' “ ‘ “ "L" " "’ ' , ‘-
.. Ili'l'l'.lt,l‘t--"~‘. ‘l- l ‘
Illt‘rtencliliz a ItillIiIInK boom. Itraveled by train to the Yaltnl‘rinl-t» :W F“ ii,“ “MI I" ‘ 1" " "I' . '" WEST AND CONNECTICUT AVES' NOP'VVAL ..
t ‘ ' ‘ itotl and llalvard-Yah foetlal "' H '"i t ‘
' . tll‘w tt‘liatlht :l-lv.ll 'zre o: ill-t 'u—
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Built Under Famous Super-Six Patents
For any closed car [you will pay almost
as much as the Essex Coach costs. So
why accept any performance short of a
“Six’.’? In Essex you get qualities of the
“Six” not found in any “Four”. And
equally important, you get the famous
Super-Six advantages exclusive to Hudg
son-Essex.
Quality made Essex, with Hudson the
largest selling “Six” in the world. That
volume permits economies, which are
passed on to buyers in a price way be-
low any rival.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc. ,
l2 West Avenue .
347 Drown St, New Haven
. 38 Willow Street. Waterbury
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Phone 3275
The coach
we
Freight and Tax Earn-a
An Essex Coach may be
purchased for a low first
payment and balance on
convenient terms.
Hudson-Essex
World’s Largest Selling
6-Cylinder Cars
SIX
Played Mean Trick
On Marrying Parson
'l‘he lier. l‘. Rowland Wagner
is know ll as "the marrying pur~
sou oi l‘.oekviih:"—--Maryland.
near \i'asllinginil. lie luui lli'i‘l
so many matrimonial knots that
he's lost count—"around 2.000, he
thinks.
A few days turn a "nice look-
ing" Washington oouple called
on him to be. united. ’l'lle ltov.
l‘. ltowlltlid performed the cere-
mony and the bridegroom hand-
t-d him a. sealed envelope with
something within which crinkled
pleasantly. ’l‘he pastor courte-
ously refrained from opening it
until his visitors had departed in
their t’livver. Then he. slit the
envelope. It. contained a blank
piece of paper the size. of a
greenback.
"The man who will do a thing
like that to a poor clergyman.”
said the Rev. 1‘. liowlnnd bitter-
ly. ‘soonor or later will be asking
his wife to fiance the household
on Confederate money."
:Assus NEAR
$000,000 MARR,
Rtr0lu snows
GIFT SUG
Ullt‘ slut‘ll tii‘ (limes. II'),~.‘It‘
Silk ('repe. i'oi'dllrtn' Kimonos.
Novelties is now complete and l
reasonable. ‘
[)0 YOI'R CHRISTMAS SllOi’l
'MME. JEANNE
56 SO. MAIN ST. SO. NOR
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'tltleru car.
'tiei's and
'e most
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State Bank Examiners;
‘ Go Over Books of ;
Building and Loanl
Association I
.Y
I The State lllillk ltrulllltllelut wtrtg
It” fitltltll Norwl‘l‘l: last Friday :llld‘
‘t-xulllined the books of tile .\‘ol'ualk:
Illulldinu, Loan and Investment A»;
limitation, it was leltrnetl today. .\ll
.ldr-a of the growth of the list-‘oeia-I
’tion mm he obtained by tile lzltt tll‘tt .»
IlllliII i'eeentl)‘ one examiner tIitI llll-
i\\'tll'Ii. now it requirvs llll“"‘. 'l‘be‘
:prl-sent assrts of the .\‘orwlllk Build»
Iinm Loan and lnu-slment [\Sflttt'lih
itielt are now approximately ST‘l'l."i"'.
usual thinl': this affair is held Christ-I
mas Eve, hilt owing to the fact that
several of the members taking partI
in the entertainment will be out oil I“); in
Xtown that evening. it will be held on:
Dec. 23. ”File play. "The. Nativity.”
will be given. .\ll the parts have. not
lift" assigned yet, but it has been
decided that Mr. William La l-‘ouu/
taine, Mr. Sidney Bell and Mr. W.
Frat .\mldrr will take the part oi‘
the Three. Kings. There will be a
rehearsal again Friday evening in the.
('lllll‘t'll.
4 II It
-...\ rail title of Sqliihtl's Products.
at
Al”.
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Mr. and Mrs. Royal .\leli'illeld and
ill' il' sons. Douglas and Donald. have
‘l'wturuvtl to their home in Hartford.
.\ll-s. Frederick Merritield Ot' llownY-
toll avenue,
luell staying. returned with them to
spend it t‘ew days.
.\ ln-leglllph pole has relied of! or
Mrs. lloals Sowarily of Highland
aux-title was all t‘ult-t‘tt‘-tnu‘ii
ever the week-end.
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The Ladies Aid Society the
laptlst (‘Illli‘i‘ll met at the. home of
Mrs. John Snit‘t‘rvll on Raymond
street. yesterday for an all (lay sew-
ing Session. A beautiful quilt. is lm-'
:nl: made by the ladies. who have
acquired an enviable reputation as
ItIllIIIOTR. The following ladies were
Iplt‘seilt at the meeting: Mrs. Gene.
.\llllllt'l‘". .\lrs. l5. Howard Every,
.\il's. l-Tli7ahetli Caner, Mls. Nettie
lLavnlond. .\lrs. t‘atllerine Scotti-id.
'Mrll. lltirdiek. .\lrs. Joseph Stain-ll.
I .\lrs. liarl Stevens and .\Il‘l'. Snil‘i'en.
o o o '
tlsltor
ttz‘
.\iiss‘ Lelia .\ieC‘mie and
Alba's Drug Store. “Hitler's,“w;
\‘.'Illl whom they have.
't‘ . . e it o
2 ed from his recent illness. -
’ e ' 0 Mr. A. ll. lit-lid spent the wet-lt-
'l‘llis :it'iernmm 11mm “-1“ he dlell-l with Ill“ llilillly on ilowaiton
meeting of the I.‘ltllt‘s' Aid ot‘ the “""IIW-
.Al‘llltltllfi't ('lillt‘t‘li ill the chapel” ' ‘ '
IStaie Fruit Growers
To Meet On Dec. 17
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Leading authorities on fruit crow-I
New York. l'elillsylvallLLI
Nev Jersey. .‘tlassaelltlst-tts :lild t‘oll-
Illi‘l'lit‘ili are on the program of ”it“
i
Illllt'ljy'rl'llill lintluzll lot-«lint; llti
‘olllltetleui l‘tlillololzieal Hollow- ioj
he held at iliv' llnttl IIIlliII in ll:II‘t—‘
ford on “Id"(‘liillt‘r l7 and l\. .\ll the
i problrms oi the fruit Kl‘tHH-l' will he.
itIISCllFtlt'Il. llotll scientists and expert--
Iellt‘td ort'llardista taking: plrt in the?
,prlutzralli.
(\‘l
.\i'lllur Smith. ib’. ~llll of Governor
. l .\llilill ot‘ \t-w \t :-l.. i‘lt'pi'tl “itll
her sla-z
'ttr. .\iiss Eleanor .\it'ifune of Ship-I
pan l‘oint. “’vrl‘ the guests of .\lrsfl
Mary A. llal'elllj‘. at 11th homo “n.
1 lloe'ayton avenue yesterday i
I o o n .
I Two ROwayton boys tOok patt int
a skit given ill the linger laidlmt»:
school. East Norwalk. 'ycsterdavg
They were Arthur Scetiehi ol‘ .\le-
Kililev street, who played the. role '0! '
the. Elam in "The Giant and Jael:
.tho Giant Killer" and Frank .\lai-t
llaird ot‘ Crockett street. who neievl‘
.the part of "Paul Revere" The skit
’ was entitled “.\lrs. I‘olly Wog‘s Wax
I Dells."
HIGH DEATH RATE.
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Tokyo—Jule death rate of in-I
i‘ants is on the increase in JapanI
Oti‘leial satistics Show that li‘lOI‘I'I
than 1.300.000 babies dies in the em- ‘
pire every year. This high deathl
rate is believed to be due to deflel-i
eney of relief and sanitary measures.
Now is the time to swear,
smoking so .\‘our friends won't give -
you any cigars for Christmas.
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now packed biln
Re“ "die?
a 9
as" ° 9 2
a plioltim of the
taunt; I dun
figéwtwi‘l‘l
on .
direction: and scientific advic- Iflor
Norwalk, Conn.
Ego aileron go with ouch tube.
l finbezozith $1. 75c: old st to
37.47 Harrison St, Bridgeport. 001m. 1 mam, ‘ mam“;
89 Main Street. Danbury ; send stampo ormordudirocti‘
- ‘ Paris Medicine Company.
A display tut (‘onnet‘tlt‘llt
he, opt-p to the general public. ll.
.t‘. i'. .\tlles of Milford. Ft'i.‘i‘~‘l.tl.\ of
ill’
jprt-llliulll list to growers; i\IilIilIIllL'
il‘llll.
I 'llie li-At of Sl‘nutltr'i‘s Illl‘IlltIl‘~'I W1] HAS N
i‘i‘o:, i‘. J. l‘arrott. iii-lll\'.!. .\'. Y.; i A n
in». :3 l:_ ll Anon“, ml. mo. . . A goiteu opportunity now presents
in. I‘l‘oi. ll. ll. \\']lt-llit‘l. ltllstt'a. .\: ' itselfto iillrhe heartsot’ those you love
l.: lir. i'lltlhp (town \W H- . with Christmas happiness. 2
‘-'i‘ll llr. [\I\'JiIl i'elnrwil. l!l\tl'to'l -
N ,5 (WW. .\. “W“, “memt Buy now, the Better Buick you had T
.“nnn.: Dr. \v. i). l'-ill.toll. .\ it.-
‘iell. i'lvllli,: W. ll. l‘uriow. Short.
’t'olin.;
games."
road. instead of the automobile. l~e-
cause. the. latt-r is Killiilt'i to road
congestion and parklnlr tlolltllt-s
Especially is thii :o la the law of
heavy lilm'elllents oi' tl'a\'~ l, silt‘ll as
occur on big: i'mitltall data. and the
posters which have been plit on dis,
play are. intended to emphasize. par- 1
tieulllriv to those who coltsuim d sen;
eml hours cutting out at l‘t:tll\ilt.r:1”“" I""""‘"“""”:'~ “1“” “I" hi:h-; IS the answer when llli.‘ VOW York
Jams after the hit: games, the ll. stra— ' l‘“‘>‘“‘l" ‘I ‘~' ‘5'“ ‘V-lll “NV-”ll" 'lttlm‘ ‘ I‘ w A
only M matting t... l~..-.l.~.l.l.l. ‘i'il‘dlt-l)‘. t Battery Exc. ( 0. calls for. charges
l.l-owll .
il'tlt “ill he made iii the hotel loll-l
.\lili lie“. Ni, a it'tli' ago. The
[‘0-
runner became lluoull “lien in t-iillll
. ua~ born. This is ilit‘ \l‘l‘tlllll clone-
: 't"ll‘I}’. illillOlllit‘I‘S an attractivly
l'rol’. it. A. \‘lll .\ltit-i‘. .\lll':
il‘lllltlllilt‘t d :1
llli'lll in the \mitll i'alllih. .\l .\lllitli. I
.lr.. i‘ltlpillu about too .\I‘lllN ago.
it thEitATlON'
Itutl
\\.:~' the.
:i.'u'.l niill
titlliltllf IIlIrl minute. I
\\llile .\loltdltv lll...Il":-‘ t'i'iltiitHl-l'
Il"-l‘.‘. tile it"‘lllw .\'t l.
to lIl~| -'ll_l\il‘»ttt‘.\t.
\t-rk slatmli
station \v:l.<l
s all 0*\l»t l'lll‘t‘lli it wasl
n.A\\'
.slateti at the studio ol' \\'.l'/. vessel-w
ll‘ly that ltports ot' the list hath."
been ma t‘wllellolnulv :‘atloalde :lntti
IT MAKES US SMILE
\\‘..-il \‘W' rend oi some of those;
l.t‘l"‘Ilt‘:ill llert ‘s the;
v. est one: “.\ll .\tlsirislll SPII'llilSlI
“tlistmu l‘lt‘.\."
0‘ :‘lllls to have discovered bottle I
,.t \vel'v- Itlll‘lt‘ll lI-Htleo vears
x:o." We wonder if he's l‘tulntl ousan S
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tho: that Itiil‘ll‘tl illi‘lll' .
lliit here is what we have found:
:"jgiw2‘5“""“‘.‘l‘.j“:‘\‘f‘$13132}? iii-1.31.3.9; Of Batteries have been sold by us since the
ma...- next. xvi-"mu. a: Balloon beginning of our great price reductions. T hou-
‘lltI 'l‘Lre Iii‘l‘till’lllk‘ a specialty.
MCCOLLUM
"Tile and Tab.» \'tlil‘itilli.iilé.'"
i7 \\‘e~t .-\\c. .\‘orwnlk
To US. that much altllsed word means this It‘lve tele- !
The Science Of Business Is Service I.
Slieelrock -— Cornell “‘all
Hoar-«ls.
Shingles guaranteed for 30 years.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.‘ “v" I
Bird's Roofing- —- .\ianlr's‘
Lumber and \llllwork.
office not later then 3 P.
holiday season.
Closing Time 3 P. M.
Advertising copy should be ill The Sentinel
lication. This request is necessary because of
the demand for advertising space during the
The. Sentinel will appreciate
.this cooperation from its advertisers.
SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO.
M. the day before pub—
. {slammimt .. .
7121: it the 771112 to
your Baflzr Buick
buy
intended to buv in the. spring. Have
it standing at the door when Christ—
mas moming dawns. Give your i‘ami‘
i. .1 .. . .. ere.»- II initial sir: ll::ll- '
[.\t the out: r..f.l;.l...l.'ll,.l 'l‘latlit law that M.” “light it. "lllrnev d F ‘
H‘IAHEKH‘ it. t. itll)t‘ l. was stall-.1 lawn” H . ‘_ ' ‘ _ i e , I U
'tlilli the New Haven II' in \w. ill‘ il‘ is ‘ M] N; .,-i. It?!“ I“ IN“ ”H “"1" “" ”t“ V
a. swim»: hack to the use Of the l'all- 'ml] ‘i'l ] i, 1...,“ I‘I/I 'II"II’?""'”""‘I‘I
. t .\w. l:\.~ .,;
blloues so volt t til i ll 11 ill l Iillll\ \ url l i' i ‘ll Chevromts I
. . _ 't e s t I'ti lee: .s‘ or III] t - E a V
lug materials. Seven motor trucks so you eall get the ' FOR Fords $ 1-00
much needed materials on the job ill time ,to avoid that 1 Oielldllds
expensive. cost of delay. StOt‘I{~~\\'e have it and aim to I .
earl." everything called for and more. Good Will—A‘oll- i Studebakers ' '
26.1.th in Ital": do the right tlllntz. .\eeklng: your hood I I Hudsons 0. $ 4.00
i . we ptt gt. )011 our own. - I Blut‘kS I
.‘ . lo. 0. 313.00
Nance To Advertisers I verands
.lt.”
75c
“Everything
and delivers your battery—For
the minimum charge of
sands more will be sold. There is a reason for
such popularity—it's the quality, workmanship,
and low price of the Battery. Also the knowledge
of the buying public that; these low prices cannot
long prevail and may never come again. Com-
plete assortment of Radio batteries. These Bat—
tery prices, exchange value.
FOR
Dodge i
Franklin I. $ 1 7'00
HARTFORD BATTERiES
Studebakers
FOR Hudsons
Buicks
Dodge
FOR .
Franklin
$
15
$
New York Battery Exchange Co.
28 Monroe St. So. N orwalk
Open daily 8 A. M. to 7 P. M.-—Sundtiys till 1 P. M.
Phone 1573
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