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resist-1mm AIIflS Santa CIaus
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(.()lll) TABLE; I b 37, “any. age to. Game. and toys.
1 lm- (7011151in (nip 3"- T‘mtv "I" 7- "‘“Vtv
. . . . N, . W. _ . _._,. 40. Lucy. nae ll. Doll vnrrluar.
41. Anna. one Iii. Holler Ililu’l.
42. Robert. lure 3, Clothing and
toy.
44. \ iolu. age 8. Dull.
BUY is. Joseph, are is. Books.
FRISBIE,S to. Eliwheih. ago ti. Clothing and
my.
47. Thomas. one ii. Clothing and
PIES my. .
48 Howard, are 4. shoes and toys.
30. Joseph, ago IE. Clothing and
hooks. .
51. Lucy. age to. plus and game.
52. Marie, no 9. Toy and clothing.
5:1. Lint-nin. ago 9. Cowboy unit.
a a M. Marlon, agr- tl. Cowgirl unit.
New Oldsmobile SIX 5.5. Richard, ago a. Ton».
Ml. Jumt'e‘. age 1. Gumo and toy.
- M. William, ago i. ts‘iuod toy.
More Beautiful Mnhrl. ngu ti. Doll and my.
Better Performance on. Charles. agr- a. Toy “to...
Lower Prim “3 "9"!“1‘1'”. one 12. Books and
vlothing.
' William n c to. To and
On Display r-loihing‘. ‘ ' I
, ills. Mildred. one s. Doll and cloth.
AARON KOHN ing (for herself).
- till. Marie. ago In. Game and
9 R. R. Ave. 80. Norwalk (-lothlnz.
Phone 489. 07. liz‘ntrlr-o. ago 12. Gunn- and
dress.
0". Jim, age a. Clothing and toy.
§¥§§¥$4§§§§§§§§§§¥¥§§3§¥§it
l "1 “Ni- ‘1 a
SantaCIaus has filled the
Stockings of Three Genera-
t1ons with LoftSweets!
Awaken those Sweet Memories of younger years. Give the
Kiddies a real old fashioned Christmas treat. They'll shout
with glee and merriment when Loft Candies are found in
each stocking, Christmas morningl
See our brilliant display of beautifulGift Packages. Home
Assortments. and Novelties. All are popularly priced for
economical buying.
Special for ., Fri. 69’ Sat, Dec. 17, 18, 19
Old Fashion Clear Candy
_Fancy tinted. crystal clear Hard Candles
1n assorted Fruit and Spice flavors. Popular
with Old and Youngl
Elsewhere, Pound 39c
‘ Oxford Chocolates
Delicious gems of Candy perfection. in the
A" Three popular styles and flavors.
Packages— - Elsewhere, Pound 80°
for Chocolate Covered
Whipped Creams
Centres are of richest Cream. delightfully
¢ flavored-as light as a snow flake. jacketed
in velvety Chocolate.
Elsewhere, Pound 59°
Christmas Greeting Package
Very handsome and distinctive. complete with appropriate gold
framed medallion inscribed with a cheery Christmas 51 19
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Greeting. Package
Milk Ch°°°m° Ann Fox Chocolates
St. Nicholas Family “"10“! for fifty years. Made
2’11???” arrtiats. according to
: oa'a amoua recipes. In
P8610310 01' 13 29¢ handsome metal container.
Pound 51-9.
Princeton Chocolates Chocolate Covered
or Boo Bonn and Chocolates. Fruits and Nuts
A“ ”ccl’tim‘any attractive In handsome lithographed
Gift package. Lb package.
2 Pounds use 31'35 Full Pound 89°
gimme fibristmaa QEanbiea
Clear Toy for Churches and Sunday School:
CW 30 1191:1390: mo MIXTURE
Consisting of delicious Bon Bans. Choco-
Muellc 1... Creams. Jelly Gums and on Fashioned
F' . Hard Candies. together with 60 half-pound
m d .00 folding Christmas Boxes. 3 o.
90"" 3 All complete {or '
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STADLER & SMITH
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Cor. Washington 65 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk
mflflfliiiifliiifiw
imi‘ifiimfiifiiiiiifiiiifiiiififi
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70. Frank. ago i l-fl years. Toys.
1!. Charles, age a months. l'lay-
things.
2. Sophie. an,» 13. Books.
Ni. l-‘our’. our 0. Doll.
17. Tony, we 3. Toys.
till. \‘t-rnun. «an ill. Minion.
Hi. Krnm-ih. our. 7. Toys.
82. Robert. use -i. Toys.
till. Maria, no to. Games.
at. \‘vrnh-r, M0 7. Doll.
85. (‘hurlt-s, ago ii. Toys.
till. ltosa. nae 4. Toys.
81. Julia. are l l-l. Playthings.
till. Itualr, ago. 6. Doll.
till. Anni-lo, "go ll. Gantry.
00. Canada. agr- 8. Doll.
ill. Antoinette, one i i-I. mulled
toy.
02. Dan. use Ill. Batik».
till. Elizabeth, ago ill. Books.
Ii-i. Iona. up: 4. Doll.
lib. Dorothy ago 1 1-2. Doll and
doll‘s bed.
tlti. Freddie, ago ii. (iiorra and toy.
97. llvlrn, 1131- 7. Gloves and dull.
an. Edward, ngt‘ ll. Roller hkflll‘fl.
99. Mary, ago It). Doll and tloll'u
bI‘lI.
100. ltorv. ngc Ill. Book and glmm.
lOI. Antoinette, uuo ll. Roller
Rhinos.
102. Mary, an,» 15 months, Stulird
to)‘.
10:1. Elli-u. ago 3. Shoes and under.
“our.
lM. (‘hili‘lltx ago -I. Sim‘lrlnlxh.
ills. \‘irian. age a, Stockings.
ltlli. Frankie. ago 8. Stockings.
10?. lhitlilie. ago 0. Show. under-
wonr and sled.
l0ll. I'Tilnurd. age l0. bled.
lOD. Hurry, ago, it. Violin and
nwoulor. ’
110. Lester. turn 7. Warm overcoat
and mum'.
ill. ltnht-rt. "go i. Humming top
and \lllf‘t'lblll'l‘t)“. '
1l2. lrruv, “gt- 3. Folding table and
(loll’s lit-d. '
H3. _\'i'\vinn. ngv ll. “lawn and
Shows. sla- 2 [-2.
iii. Funny, «30 it. Shoes.
lid. Sank), ago 8. Clothes.
WOMAN HIT
BY AUTO lN
nsr AVE.
Mrs. Mary Hastings who is living
wlih Mrs. Grace Hassell. of 2 Ever-
sley avenue. suffered a compound
fracture or the right leg above the
knee and scalp wounds when struck
by an automobile driven by J. Wu:-
iey Biuuson. ol 6 Myrtle avenue 0!
Eilsl Noruulli. The accident hap-
pulll on East avenue at Ill“; last
night.
Sinuson one drum; a sedan down
bust avenue. He told the police he
was going slowly and swung to the
right. but not uuuu enough to avoid
striking Mrs. Hastings. The left
side of his car brushed Mrs. Hui»
logs. She was taken to the Nor.
walk hospital by William Lyons. o!
60 Stuart avenue, accompanied by
Mrs. Sluuaon and Mrs. Hansen. Dr.
William J. Tracey attended Mrs
Hastings at the Hospital.
Policunan Jerrf Dorney investi-
gated the accident. Mr. Slauaon
was released to appear “hen noti-
tied.
'PINCIIOT’S PLAN
Wl'l. PROLONG
SI iIKE, HE SAYS
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Dec. 18.——
(AP) The f'only practical effect." of
Governor Plnchot's course in offer-
ing his proposition to end the un-
thracito suspension .and in making
coal one or the subjects for consid-
eration by an extra session of the
leulsiatuure." is to prolong the
antics. increase the public's incon.
renlenco, add to the. distress suffer-
ed hv mine workers and to the loss-
es of the industry and the whole an-
thracite region." said a stall-mini.
made public today by William Ing-
lis. representative of the operators.
A
BACK TO BACK.
Oscar Ostenbarz, of Bridgeport.
reported to the downtown police that
while backing his automobile out 0!
a driveway in Cove avenue yesterday
afternoon he collided with another
car. backing out of a driveway on
the opposite side or the street. The
damage was slight.
THE
EWESTPORT PUTS l City films : Treasury Balance (zllhdé? gigglill'igmu‘....u.
g.- 'm... “a“... ~_...._...-...__.———- -
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‘tht- Nol‘unll. Hospital “hurt, on lJl-L'..| “mm ,.| t'|uHi' ui Illi‘tllli as h...“ ‘
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urn. Alherl N. Murucn or 7 ’l‘urlovl 11....1.
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EVENING SENTINEL—SU. NORWALK, UONN. _ FRIDAY, liltit‘jl‘ll‘illildli :8, 1.92.3,
Ill‘llll \illll lli?‘ 1:111 lill'l‘ «illiili‘
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ili\ \|I)Ii>illl1 MIL. 111‘.|.
lilun a: .‘l il- .\ i.,.ll'iui: V\lllii .,. .-
uil'rn'ilnn Hi llm Silllill .\'Hl\‘-.1l. ‘1 Ill 11! ilii'ill‘ll.i i'I-ml' \\'1.nl".lm ..
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5 'u nun ln-vhnll' ilu- moillor ol’ u but.) i it; nun $:if.:l.l'.'\.'.‘i I. .‘lrust t‘umpuu). :1 unu- \nult ”1...“,
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l Ill“). The bar him two luili't‘il Ni'l-M ,hm-i m. n lilHlnllml nu iln- i.i.~l SIIII‘ I.“ H 1' M" iv] “H . “W m .
iaon Morton Mnruen. Nullun hoinulliu l“? m, hulllnytx‘ 'l‘he nlnrm u,- can WM.) ym ”m”... pm,“- ,. ”_
\\'ES'I‘I’OR'I‘. Ilt't‘. l‘wv l'lu- mu fulllt'r'ri mlrl-ilu mime, ntltl Mutiunl ' -———»—~~—-——~ vv—Aw—v—u-Mm -.,._
' ‘ ~ 'n "r 'l ‘. llu llll'lil l l' .m r 1..
ldlnnncra restricting tonum llHit'Il his mothers muldon nnlno. Moihm "u" 5‘ L “‘5 ‘
rtor stipm‘irra only. “""“"‘ll"‘i1i-’.lll- and sun :er enjoying ihn lll‘h‘l. n!“"""““‘“‘“ “”1””. * l
ened at the town tum-ling Wmiuna Luulth. Mun) [11qu of H“. rum“)
My "lEl‘l- A "WWW" l"“~“"l‘”iiratio-red at tho house to welwmo Pollernnm Mm" "mm" " "I'M” WHY NOT BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
llllt) punillly ihui nun oulillud trout Mrs. “mm.“ ”M “u infnrlnrll mill- 1 Iruiuu liluyl-iu on Alum Mlll'i‘ri i‘wsl
I‘ll” bench ordlnnncvn “‘51 “l” mun. ‘vl'lng t‘ollowl-d llt'l' homo-mutiny. l “13‘" ”I'd Ilmmmt,” I" 1” PM“ I
used to 81-! through \Vhllii'MIMy l IlL‘lON‘ her nulrrinm‘ Mrs. “mm." l sinllon wheru ll unuiin illu U.\ll'l
night below any but. thoui- l-spuna. m , ,, . . M . . .
, us Mina Apnlhll Motion. low a- ‘ . . _ ,, ‘
lblu l0? ll W'l‘t‘ “WM“ 0' “h 0“” ! mud in tho uuldlnr; militia oi the mo- l'rotwsnr llunnru Anrlvmun. 01". I” ”I" knmdlkh' . 4. - . - )
““nw‘ .. lllOlI ph'luri‘ uuu-hino ill the l‘uluvo tirounnlcli, \‘lolin instructor with? .\1-\\' (lilil IiL‘pl‘ilil. I‘ll‘iltiihml lllhn‘lvx lili'lllr -- - ‘a
I" "“d‘ ”""°1"°d' m” u” I“"“’ l'llv‘uirl‘. - :1qu011 in run t'honir-l'. x. L wuu‘ All the Standard i‘lulrlrun a Iiimlis
lllty for vloluilon at any IO\\1i ily- . . . n \lrltur ln “WWII“ ycsii-rilny. .
lluw or orillnunco for which no pun.
, Au “IIJOXIiIIli’ time is promised ' ‘ 0 I. ' E HAM ON S 0
lully ll provided. in: not lnmu than Lt-omlrtl Collin. “f erl'viulk. who! TH [LT H P
those who attend the moonlight
i ., .. . . .. . .
l:fffisrhfifilza”£3th!:lllli? [III-“#502: tlitllm- null lmll to he held at Kloll hull llm lillHIOl'llllln iu lm nirllt'i. l.) I 49 WALL STREET
lion was crowded in no im in "give
teeth” to ”it: i'onipo Bunch t'l‘lllv "r Th” ”ill'l‘)‘ 'l'hl'UC- Mllh’ll? \l‘lll lit: tulsr‘ni. zit. ihu Nuruuili lluspllni .llull
Visit our hook (li‘lllll'lllli'lll tor the lurmwl illlil luusl
mmpluiu uusurilnvni ol' hooks for rllilllrun lllltl grownups
llnll this owning liniIl'l‘ ille llllhlllt'PN nu unto mu l‘lil il:l_\‘5 1.1:“. is mu- ”IN'“ ivory I‘IVi‘lilllt."
NORWALK, CONN.
nunce “'hli‘ll prohibits nut M mwu rul'"L‘illt'tl by the llluvk null Wllll" ls (Milt,r \‘l:l‘,\' Illi‘t'lr.
not risis o urklnu llll‘li‘ 1.1m on
I o “I m p Quariolie. also of Bridgeport, will Mrs. William “'00,, 01’ Cent: r “F
ihe bench. and prohibit»; own \\'~-sl-
I
Hand 01‘ Bridgvporl. 'l‘hu Urllll‘iilii s a o l
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porters to park on the llL‘iit'll Iillt- at, mm wr'ul selections. 'l‘huru \\‘ill in: I m... hm. returuul IllHHl' lllltr upunq. ‘l
night. prize unurds during lllll evening. mg smerul (hiya with her son In l‘url . HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS FOR SMOKERS ARTICLES
Chenil‘r, N. Y.
« ..... . i- : l-‘runk lichll o! Nurwalk was .. ,_ ’
l [riveted :i trustee to till the \ntullcy ‘. RIDER S SMOKE SHOP
i ‘ [unused hy the ri aisnnilon of Mlnhur-i Lul Cheon (liven ‘
1 'i‘mw, nt tin;- meeting oi the l-‘ruirr-i F . \I . I‘Illall’ '
'1“! Order of lill'les. No. “8. \l'i-d-i 01 ‘ IS' ‘ J l ' ' ' n ' lid 50'!
l IIIINDS TO STUDY guts-.m- mm... Mi. pm... “1..., form, m, “m...” ppm“ u, 1..., on...“ The Popular Brands of Cigars in Boxer of at) s 3
l1 a :l0 l'CHlL'n illle lo ill lwulih. '. -\llllll strut-i . Illlt‘lll‘ulllllll-"ljwll “‘15:: . A vast Assortment 0f Pipes, Priced from 250 to $15.00
' _ . . Ill'li'nllfl Hi iumh on 31.. I" .‘
'l Pluns .n'n now iwlng liliiill ivy the m lmm'r 0f “(‘1‘ Mam. Mia. iriuuk: Cigarette cages, Holders. Leather Goods
‘ le-wnll. imnt Club {or their :111- i'Jliulr or l'litsl>;ll'gll. Mr: l)I‘. lilli'i;
lnuni l'lli‘lh‘illills pnl'ly for the child. who hm; twen in: uni-rt o r. illli . .
\msln‘xn'rnx. 11.... .. .mlren. 'l‘llo i‘lll'iy will in. livid in 11... Mrs “Iillwl- W '1‘“ "“5‘ “"“‘“”. Mahackemo Bldg. 2 No. Main St. South Norwalk l
.apprupriutlon to unuhil lln Iilllt‘ull I‘IiiKlin‘ lLlIi on Mott avenue ”ml “'vl‘kfl, will l‘l‘llllll 'io llt'l‘ home ur-
'ol‘ ll‘isllcrlos, Ilrpllliillt‘ill m I'niu— - your. Lust Henson about 301! (‘lllltl' l i..r ”10 lliilwil-‘W w T.— —-» -. -. ,.,.-......._,.,,.> . . “e. v.-.-...-____ ..._.
"181110.10 mnltc a utility m In. ugstun 1 ran :lilv'lult'tl tun party. The dam t'ol i
Industry with it \lmv tn ll'i‘l'li .1111; l Illi: :.!.":Iii' lliih‘ luen rut lot‘ lilt'h‘liiy‘l
the prupngutinu nl' Il_\fili!l‘:~ ull'. he night. December 29. ii will he ~.n‘
sought by lteprrm-uiutiw: Hrlulylel' .vlulmrnlu our. The trout club will tlni
i\l.i,‘l'l‘lll. oi’ Sinllllolii \'~‘lll'll Hit. up lust-ruining poqule- lo mnlm I'l’msi-l
prnprlnilous (rtmlnililu-r 1-Ullr.lia-ln~ Illt‘ i l-iilH-lllllif chum-{m iur tip; ynung-j
mutter (early in Jnnuul'y. .atvrs uptown this season. i
l'pon complaint or tut: i‘uurocti' ' ' 0 i
cut Oyster Futina ('tlilllllll) (vi Alll- William Troy. of illnitmilin mp.
i'ord. ilint iil’llllt'lill l-Ii‘UWllli' Hi '05- llilt‘, mu: urresi'd yesierilny lny
tors in not protlng n out-cuss null (‘nnstul-li John Stunt-ill alter 111-—
that tho supp!) (lI olslvm lll' llu .nplouu pain-u rum-lved :1 ("tili‘lrlillill
market is dI‘Cl‘t‘iltillll; rapidly, i‘on- from 'llm-'.< \\ii’~- who roprlrlwz'l lhul
grvrsnlnu Mil‘i‘lil town lil' Hx- will um- hnslvund assaulted Her and
tul‘ “Ill! lll': “NW-”l “l "INN" -"‘ ”I"! kicked lwr \i'lli'li aim, was (‘ll Illi'
learned that no ullluolll‘lillI'l” lWt Hour. It is Itllt'gt'll lliiil an" l'l‘lllllll-d
ever hi-uu uuuie tor Illi' stud.» Hi ms- hulvk and lzluu 1n ll‘ltfl. 'l‘rm mm m»
tern. lull tililt the liurvnu hml iiblU‘ll d: r. d hr Ill in lrnulls nt' $2M for his
for 53.01%), 101‘ llllll it‘Jli'i >" ”Nd nppmlr'nzue in ill” uptown (‘ourt 811-,
would he gllul oi the “Him-M IH-tn‘r‘ lll'iILi) mornlnL'. lli‘i'W‘lHlv -r if! at it
hClP when the “1"” “'i'5 CWW'" ""J o'clock. l"liilll\ J. Iiill‘y lill‘nlnlud
by the Appropriations (‘IIllilllli'vn. bond lm 'l'ro)’.
.\ir.1\ll-1'l'itt. who ndunis he is. . . .
not an authority on oysters. ltnx ‘~" James lfrpi‘siio ionml the ODD].
l't‘l‘t'd '0 ill‘lW'LH‘ l-‘l'l‘0l't’ “i“ "”“W‘H‘ :liur‘n ilt‘(~llt'-.- or John .l. Flynn, .Jr,,
toe in behalf or" this up] rup|‘..1ili)n. or :51 East il\‘i'lili(3 on West on,»
that he can present the lacls to ill.
'conlmlilet.
track at the Mundow strut-i switch REAL ESTATE
today. The City is h, ring Mention List Your Properties With Me.
A lillJ-IY RECITAL
May English—Liliane gave :1 Jam».
“‘hltt-oml) I‘IIlt'y recital nt tin
Center Junior High school last night
A large number uttended the rund-
l I and thoroughly enjoyed ii. The. ALL WORN 0‘31“,
proceeds will he used to furnish tin '
i i1.:l"s room of till. school. Min: ‘50 “as FIT. Bm'm’.‘ “th 'l‘t‘lls u"...
Lillotte appeared in costume to; am Experlrncc.
era! 0! her numhera which includ-‘
0d “The Rust-war 1m," "TI"! “‘1"- Aro you tired all the time; wm‘n'l TVIND BREAKERS NECKWEAR
away Buy." ”An Old Snoeihenrt at our night and tiny? Does your hm'k
Mine." "Thu . :liny Mru’ninpz.” ‘\\’lien‘;.c,l'. :13 if it would brunk'.‘ Do you ‘ ‘ ‘
”‘0 .V ~rl1l U 5‘“ 'L.1rn1u:ll." "Lilli. l§UITIT dizziness, headaches. rheu-. INTIJI‘I‘IJERS SHIRTS
Orphant ANNE" “Our 11““! (l‘rl";1lintil- twinges or (“stressing urinary '
gentlemen or than and wife. with
board if desired. 3 Crescent Ter-
race. phone 253:.
BATH ROBES BELT SETS
"Milling to Say“ um “W110“ l" 'liisordrrn'.’ You have good cause.‘ WOOL VESTS l COLLARS
Icollis Is Gone." ixh‘m' (0 he “armed about your leI- a HOSIERY
----————"“*-—- neys. Do as many of your townrolk
'rnr: entrain mvoRcr-t. Hmmnmndv USO Dom! Pmbfl SWEATERS
WHITE PLAINS- 3- Y” DW' 1" stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. AUTO ROBES surf CASES
—(AP)- Announcement ”1‘“ a sum- This South Norwalk case is convinc-
. Edward Brophy. carpenter. 16 Day
man. former president of the ha- Sm...“ says: 'My back w" so sore
”Stillman. “'35 made today. sharp pains shooting across my kid-
‘- nuys. Errry time I stooped, it was
CHRISTIAN “CI“AL "‘0“ 5"“- nll I could do to straighti‘n. Dizzy
NEW YORK 090' lit—(AP). spells were bothersome and my lud—
“Battling" Elki horn ‘* Mohammc- nrys were too active, At night Iliad
dun and ”’3’“! a ““9 I“ I“ 0” to EN up to puss the secretions. ,
Senegal. was given a Christian bur- Dean's Pills mm Clifford's Pharma.
I“ from a negro funeral parlor in cy soon had me free from all signs
New York's Harlem todny. oi' the complaint." NORWALK
Price title. at all dealers. Don't ’
get Doan's Pills—tho same that Mr.
with “(18° Edwin 5- Thomas 97° Brophy had. Fostenhillburn Co.,
hut has nr‘knd the Connecticut upstrl . ' ’ , l .
men to furnish hlln “uh reli-ex- 6‘ .' 1 ts
-' .' , it: ii v‘ 1 1:1 :lnoxs so
“mun” d] l "n I U I TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION 18 re ( ) I
"“"“‘"““"*“""—" l ANNOI 'Nt ‘lNG .
'l‘lttllllillli’ Milli“ ’I'lt.tt‘li‘hy ”I“ opening M . “ ,,
'lho trait) A. 7‘" h LIIlIOlll Ili'liil CLAIRE lll'NN'fi ‘ 9 re
out of South horunlk Jillllpt‘tl Illl
street repaired. In leveling: off ”11- TEL. .\'0i<\\'ALl{ 3469 . o
““"m' "‘“°' °°"°"°”- ‘” Something In th way of wearing apparel
tracks in Certniu spots. ’lhc iro ley LOS'l‘——2—-—3l WU '0!“me Bonds. L
amped the lrilt‘k nrnr Aulnsmuunt ‘ . .I ‘1 ‘ 7 . .
purlt. Through tlw York of Hownrd tofi’ff’léisltfnt'””32 NilEWiItllkl Something for h‘s personal appearance
Gndrm‘v' and “MH‘L Morton. H“ it returned to. South Norwulk !
crew on a northbound trolley, th-x Trust Comonnv. ‘ !
trolley was run hack on the trucks -__,- -__“ ........ i v . , .
W M l‘OIt RENT—Very large room. two, A fe“ t1 ely suggestlons
OVERCOATS . DRIVING GLOVES
SUITS DRESS GLOVES
HOUSE COATS SUSPENDER SETS
$33:..“.3..°‘:.’;‘.‘1‘53"L.‘“..;‘....‘.."“...{if “‘5" SHEEP LINED COATS TRAVELING BAGS
llonai City Bank by Mrfl- “manna Ianm that the least. move sent UM‘BRELLAS UNDERWEAR
Stevens '
SOUTH NORWALII
I'. s. contr IN srzssron. I , ”k ,0, a mus ”med _
The United States District Court. smpy y y . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL GHRIS'IMAB
_.
sidlnz. held a. brief arsslon in the Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.-—AGV.
City Hall this morning.
R. C'. A.
111 A
$325 $ ureter...
PLAYER ¥ ruouocmus
,PIANOS conson: MODELS
RADIOLA
SUPER ZENITH 1X
loud speak-
batteries con,
and out of the
ANDUP; ANDUP
CONVENIENT TERMS
OPEN avenues
SOUTH NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler