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Fells—Sill: and Shaw Combinations
'sM'osi Fashionable Mllilnery
ROBERTSn soars nus eraser
80m NOSWALK
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Outxofilt
Knocks Out Four
0.. is 60 but he's still tough.
proved it when tsur men tried to
drive away trons s. titling station
without paying. Using only his date.
he anc‘ ed out all N them.
Selectivity
and
Clarity $165-
of Tone 1»...
Inside or
Outside
Antenna
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’ mans, ‘ _.
1- 68 No. Main St.
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_‘ .SUPER-HETERODNYNE
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THE-25 STUDWELL mud c‘o.
“Pianos of Quality Since 1875”
Phone 126
South Norwalk
John Weller marshal oi Beaverdagu
a ..
Popular Colon
039.41 WEST WASHINGTON sr.
Iter‘lnve‘ntory Sale» Of
We Otter a Fihal Clearance Sale on All Ladies’ and Misses.
and Childreii’ 3 Costs and Dresses Latest Styles in the Most .
Coatssnd Dresses that sold. up to $15.00
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'ilie Remaining flifldrens CostsWeOiieratLess'lhaniIlali'
mural-ta "DD” 1308!.
now.
mended by Harold a. hieuh'fé-Ad'. . ‘
Marriages. 49 Births,
36:Deaths, for December
. Report Of Norwalk Vital Statistics
Vital statistics in Norwallt tor the
month at December include so
marriages and so deaths. This fist
. includes:
BIRTHS.
Deo—
t—Floronce to Robert and B'lorene
Croner.
l—John to John and Lillian Banks.
. i—John to Joseph and Annctt Sn-
body.
lib-Mary to Harold.and Eunice
Hyatt.
Ito—Harry to Harry and Madeline
iletternan.
ill-Catherine to George and Lola'
Amber.
uwCheeter to Chester and Marie
Withinxton.
L's—Robert to Stephen and Mary
Riczu.
L‘s—\iary to Furodeo and Angelina
Bovricllo
ZS—Wiiiiam to William and Anna
- llyatt
ll—Gioria to Alphonse and Mary
Flore.
s—uil‘rank to Joseph and Santa
Falcons.
s—'Curmino to Nccandro and Anna
Cloffl.
111-Authony to Anthony and Car-
mela Gilberti.
lib-Frederic to Frank and Eunice
Wainer.
‘ :1i~—-Vincent to Charles and Margar-
et O'Connell.
:i—William to Myron and Helen
Ailins.
Ltiwlhverly to Frank am!
ilitt.
Ircrr
i law—Caroline to John and Katherine
Modrys.
:15—Stephon to Joseph and Mary
Smith.
li—Jobn to
Kondi.
Michael and Anna
TEST FREE
Youth 1
Let us help you ,
bring it beds
This is to those who (eel youth
departing. Or health or vim. 1t
urges you to try what doctors the
world ‘ever now advise.
Many or our. troubles are due to
Itorpid livers. That means lack or
bile. Then toxins term. in the in-
testines. and those poisons are ab-
sorbed in the blood. ’
Some of the results are these:
indigestion.
Constipation.
in pure Blood. I
High ‘Blood Pressure.
Heart. and Kidney Troubles.
Bad Complexi ins.
Lack of Benin.
We thouEflit tor generations that
‘cathartlca stimulated liver action
Coatsand Dresses that Sold up to $20.00} i
Now we know‘ they don't. "So most
or our efforts to oorreot these trou-
bles proved a. disappointment.
New modern science brings a new
discovery. It is a gland secretion—
ox-gall. It comes from the liver, the
largest gland in the body, and it
sinnulatss the liver.
The results have astounded the "
medical World It is Niacin: attests
\\ liich seem unbelievable. uillleni
of people are gainins priceless Lens-
‘~ '1': by a little use of ole-sail.
Now exynll is condensed in tab-
:8. called Dioxol.
iains 10 drops otpuriaed unwell. All
a ash
everybody who seelss new tality to
learn what this methOii means-
Send this coupon for a trial. The
eauits will start in 34 hours. It it
brings to you what it brinss “5
others. all your life you will thank
science for Diesel. Clip the coupon
"Diesel is specially fleein-
ls—Rosina. to intense and, am
, Catati
18~Lucia to Aususto and Bahia
‘ Sletani.
t—Marsberita to William and
Clara Downs.
5—Caroiina to li‘rancesco and Nat-
alia Ladies.
IZT—Violet to We an! Carla
Premru.
zo—Bhirley to Clarence and Gladys
Nutting.
ill-Mary to Charles and Mary
Grinaidi-
17~Patrioia to Jerry and Elisabeth
.Caliahan.
til—Jean to Wallace and Mary Le- .
Count.
ill—Everett to Everett and Frances
Kins.
B—Mario to Benjamin and Mary
'Ifuociarone.
6—80» to Anthony and Rose
Masons.
b—Mary to Doullas and Enid
Nash.
i-Shiriey ‘to James and Frances
Parker.
21—Dante to Salvatore and Maria
Bumnm.
iii—Edward to Ladislau and Mary
Jankovic.
Iii-Bernice to John and Eva. Mai-
son.
1:11- the proud
i
been “but set». ~
25—Michsa-l to. Constantino and
Jachaska mule. .
'MARIHAGES. ‘ ‘
b—F‘redeiflck St. John and Cather-
inu “more.
14~Howulsl Maycn and Dorothy
lioirsnan.
16—411mm Hagen and Evangeline
Boswell.
ti—Warrm Webster and Amelia
Jones.
38—Nclmn Hayes and Emmy Clas-
on.
DEATHS.
1—Clirisa'me Gonna, :9 years, it)
do ails.
t-Ellza Sherwood. 85 years. 9
months. 20 days.
2—Ellzndwth Millard. 75 in"-
3—1lar1nmi. about 74 years.
b—Mnry Nash, 13 hours.
s—wmlam Briggs. 58 years. 10
momma :1 days.
a—Mnry liilsh, 68 years, 4 months.
in days.
6—-\l:il!:1.1st McMahon. 32
nmnliu. 27 dine
years. 0
7~va'1il:1 Sutton. 83 years. 3
mom he, 20 days.
7-I\lii ry ilri-smlm. 88 years. 2
'munllas. 3 days.
‘I—liiary Milli-r, 71 years. 6 mouths
17 days.
9—J0hn .‘icharrie, 58 years. 5
mnnlhrx.
D—Vlncvn 5:1 Cuputa 71 years.
to—senmv Wilson. 37 years. .9
months. 20 days.
11—Jack Cantrell, 7
months, 16 days.
12—Johll Mon-.11. 1 day.
13—JOS'H: llnrry. 23
lll‘Mll’TN. 11) days.
lt—l'iiuui'w MopsrthngS years. it
munills. 13 days.
years . 7
years. 5
15-Guor; ,, ltuhuy. 59 years, 4
nimuais, 2‘1 days. .
15-1111” ,\ in iilwin. 67 years, 2
months. iii days.
iii—Emma. Wiliilsmfl.
months. 14 days.
17—V'11g 31:1 \V1iiiums 28 years. 11
mmuhs. 1: days.
18—11111» Cupplelio. 80 years. 9
ti 2 years, 6’
“11”,!11'4. 3 days.
ail-Juli , I .‘V'lilx, b7 yCi'll'S.
”-8.111. Simon. 6:: years. 9
lll‘fll’llfl. 16 days.
25—Julla 5‘?an 10 months. 2
(1le
iii—dials :x'Sn-1ith,8:l years. 5 months.
ii flux .
:5-in laIx Simian. 58 years, 7
11.45111115, to days.
7-Neison to Albert and Agatha 25“]‘1'70 l-‘lnnigun. 7: ”a"?- 11
Maiuca. llivllhsz, ll days.
ill—Jean to Sinclair and Marni-m "5"II’W‘” “I“‘ki‘r- 75 years. 10
Schwartz months. ii days.
u—\\illiam to Henry and Margaret 25““14“ “ CHismmm- 53 NH"- 9
' Duplaine. months, 8 dnys.
Si——Wiliiam to w. and Kathleen 2mm. ”We 81 Ham 11
Cose. months, 30 days.
:.u--Zoldn to Joseph and Dora 3“, ZS—Wiilmm Twin. 57 years. 5
thansou. 1m11ths. 25 days. ,
3; Edward to Allen “d Flomnce ZbMAiichuci'Barbour. 58 years; 2
Gregory li‘d"7llll$. 16 days.
'...——.\lor\vyn to Charles and Man: 7YF'I'ILI‘i-IUII Koclcr. 133 J’ml‘S. S
anlov.mml’115. 6 days.
lib—Gear“ to Edward and Olixw 511*“!10rni O'Connell. 3 hours.
! Bodac.
Dr. “And Mrs. Moran .
Welcome A‘Daughter
Dr and Mrs. William H. Mc-
Mahon. 16 West Washington street
parents 0! a baby
tl‘i'lKllll’. lml'n Wednesday altrrnoon
.1 111.1 \orwnlk Hospital. Mother
111i daughter are doing nicely. Mrs.
Airlinbun one formerin Miss Alber-
iri liomxoclc This makes Mr. and
Mrs. ltaAph .l. Comsiock. 1:! Spring
Sir-mt. and Mr. and Mrs. William H.
MrMahC‘h. 2.9 Putnam avenue. proud
grandparents for the first time.
State Board Against
Federal Department
The stnto board of education W06,-
‘nesd‘ly passed a vote or disapproval
{or the manure now before Conareas
which would create a tederni depart-
ment or education and put a secre-
tary of ulncntion in the President's
cabinet.
The bill to expand the present bu-
reau of education along department-
al lines flying authorities and pow~ . .
crs simihr to those exercised by
other centrally controlled federal de-
parlminls is substantially the same
as one considered by a. previous Con-
gress. '
The organ beink played 'upon the .
most. right now is the nose.
This is Fir Henry chkharn. who i
iirst transplanted rubber ileus irom ?
Brazil to L‘ngiund and thus founded
the British rubber monopoly. which
has brought millions to British rub-
her men. But he himself i~1n i p..1i'it-t .
ing by it. All he got out of the deal
was his title. center-rid four years
ago. ‘ 1
Sportsmen Invited To
Conference Feb. 16j
The slate board of fisheries and
same has sent invitations to sports-
men 01' the state to attend a conf or-.
once at the Capitol on 1‘ used: 1y l on-
ruary iii :1th a. m .1t “'ll'llt 11 xi. ws
may he oxprossul on union policies
and problems or “lid lilo (‘Ol'lSiI‘Hl-
tion.’1‘l1c meeting will Open with an
illustrated lecture by William 1.. 1- ill-I:
icy oi Brogon. 5
Among the eulmils to be dis-.
cussed will be: Administration of-l
streams on u hii' h the eiuto‘ has iish- 5
lug rights; stream pollution; regula-
tions for white pcl't‘il similar to those
i‘oryollmv porch: creel limit on pick-
orel and black buss; protection for
calico bass; iylm llshinl; lhroughlhe
ic-I; ELEM: larval and gullie‘rlz'i'ugos;
open season for quail in certain
counties; bounty on crows and may
foxes. (,mirmm Fredrric C. Wni.
colt will I‘Iltialilt
Governor And Wife
Dine At White House
Prrsidont.111d Mi:-
icrtninid .ll rilnmr 11151111141” in hon-
or of spl‘iklr .11111 \113 lnnguorth,
their guests including Senator Bob-
.inson of -II1\ll<111> is lumm-r: llli l«_11<l-_
or. and Mm linilinson; <1n.1.m-1nd'
Mrs. WillisxxImIlh oi".\'ew York. 11(1)-
resrntstlvo 'l‘llsnn oi (‘uuiugrilvut
the liopubllvun lrndwr. and film. Til-
son; liélll’t‘st‘niulln; mum. or 'i'en-
nossee. Dexnocx‘.mc leader 121 ,the
House, and Mrs. iinrriii; and Cox-
ernor and Mrs. Trumbull of Con-1 -
noctirui. !
in New York, it cur-t 3’31 0“” to:
polish lilo cuspidms in ..11 building
inst ymm Tin udvic. to aim high
isni nlwnvs so not”? .
W"- i
The l'nitcd Stale}; pllsscwM-s dill per
cent of' the bit‘vl of 1111» world.
is for rubbers :
0Keep the feet dry i i
and buys pair
Rain 1n the sky
HUUEHBIHKS
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PAGE NINE
Always Delicious
HM That Distinction
FOR IMMEDIATE USE
RUBBERS, ZIPPERS, BOOTS
A We carry only the first grade brands in the follow-
1 ing makes: Goodrich, U. S. Conve me, and Ball-
Brand.
MILTON ELWOOD
TI-lE ARCH PRESERVER STORE
_122 Washington St. South N orwalk
(‘onliduo cm W
47 .Railroad- Avenue
fir Economical Transportation
W lll_____,
EVROLEI/
IIIIIIItuwl _. -
C. E. Gambiil. President
of National Automobile
Dealers Association. in. '
spects greatest collection .
oftcsdmoniallctterscver .
received in one year by ,
.anyautomobilecornpany .
This summon is drawn
[roman actual pho to‘raph.
Chevrolet had
h its greatestyear.
During that time more than
50,000 testimonials were sent
to the Chevrolet Motor, Com-
pany by owners. This tremcn‘
dous avalanche of evidence in-
dicates the public appreciatisn
of the car and its performance.
Chevrolet offers the
h m6 Improved Chevrolet
at New Low Prices—thus giving
the public 1n greater degree than
ever before-r ‘
- QUALITY AT LOW COST
Intramural» $510 new... ‘4 . .s735
.‘ (The Roadster - .$510 The Landau a. - $765
moon... $645 92 Ton Trudi . . $395
The CoschT-r --:$645 1 Ton Trude - _ . £550
Allpricssf. o.b. Flint, Michigan
ACSTIN’S
Sales 69’ Service
Phone 1959
South Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler