RM 04’ ‘ SOQNORWALK ' .... ...—.... W~W§°¢2¢W 12-14 'N.’ MAm St.~ Your Spring , ‘ : OverCOat Is Ready, Sir Good Coat; Good'Service. thiu’re assured good service in" more .4 $02.43“ 9 o ' ....o’.» ’r ways than one when you get a good .4 3: Spring Overcoat; ' . . é. ‘ O Specially in these shower proof coats that serve so well when Spring rains catch you unawaree. Easy and light to carry on your arm when the day is warm. ix " O.’.. O O O O. 5'3““0‘30‘2“: O “.0. O O O. O .0. A flat That Fits YourFace When youpick‘your hat'this Spring forget about “the style you’re used to.” Try fitting, your face. Chances are you may pick a different shape, but we're sung you’ll like the way our idea works out. ' . "s3 , $4 $5 0 ‘e e e e e ‘ e e e ‘ e' 6 WW egg”:e0,»,«:ee:ee.ee.ee:ee:ee.ee:ee,ee,ee:eoWO.fi:“:§fg‘e‘é’ked e e e! e ...... .«20330020602 .0 O ’09:...” O. O ~ o’ A I w... ~_...__.. 'rna mums seams ‘ i FLORIDA urn , nu. TONIGHT summon G. W. Coughlan, Auc- tioneer, In Ellts’ Hall at 7 AP. M.-Crescent Lake Lots. George“ W. Oeugblen. head or Coughlen & Co.. inc. ct New York City. real estate lltidtionesrs. will conduct the that public auction sale 0! Florida lots ever held in this part or Connecticut. at Stamford tonight at 1 p. m. The sale will be held in the Elks hall. West Park Place. Aooordlng to Georse W. Cough- ian, the lots tube sold are on Croa- ceut latte. which is npproxiiiiutniy ill miles long. tour to five miles wide. end lepsrt or the route oi the St. John‘s river boats. which drew nine test or water. in dimensions. the plots to be sold are each up proximately so it 100 it. About per cent of the lots, ‘uli oi which, according to the auctioneer. are high and dry. overlook Luke Crescent and are 86 to 30 it. above the level of tho iake. it is stated that there is no‘marshy land in the vicinity of the property. and thoro- ‘iore. no mosquitoes in this section of Florida. For the purpose of the sale. well as for the convenience of the residents of New Rochelle, Port- l'ibeeter and Greenwich. and points in Between Mr. (toughlan has ar- rauled to? two closed busscs to' leave New Rochelle, from the New Rochelle sm- omee at 8:40 and 8:50 p. m. and to leave Port (‘hoster from the offices of the Port (‘hes- ter item. at about 7 p. in. and 7:10 p.. to. These nurses will roilow the Fusion Poet road and stop for ad— dltionai passengers at Lnrchmoni. Mama-eneok and Harrison. On larehmont avenue, \lnmurnncrk avenue. and Harrison avenue. re- spectively. Hartford Election Evokes Wide Interest Republicans and Democrats in Hutiord will endorse eseh otnun candidates to some extent in the coming city campnixn. The ncpub iloan Town committee has an- nouneed that it will endorse John A. Gleason. town clerk and Coionol '81. Ill. Lamb. controller. while lilo Democratic Town committee. to as 39641 Main StreetiNo rwalk,éConn. , i i l i l i LAMB Legs of Young . Lamb 32c Fores19c Rib Chops 32c LoinChops.......45c , Rib ,— to... (boned ' vandrolled) 32c Bread'and Butter Pot Roast 25c ShoulderSteak ... 186 Round Steak 32c Sirloin Steak -. ale masseuse-Steak an Cutlets 42c Loin Chops.......40c Ramps 26c Showing 18c A. Sfiturday Specials .2 meet shortly.,,wlii endorse Charles tit. mepum.‘ town treasurer. and Oils arm. tax collector. Demolition - AI'DEVOllONii superstition Cong’l a n d Baptist Churches, Unite For Ceremony In First Methodist Ediiice. The annual devotional service or the Net-wail: Chapter or DeMoiuy will be heldjSundsy eVenins. at .1230» in' the First Methodist church. =South Norwaik. it is hoped all the members of the Chapter will attend. The at new members or the advis- ory board. and a large delegation from the DeMoiay Mothers’ club will be present” A The South Norwalk Consrcgm tionai land Baptist churches will unite in thlsservlce. An interesting program. is being arranged. At the meeting at lhe Norwelk Chapter of DeMolay. last evening, in the Washington street Masonic Temple. retiring "Dad" Howard W. Gurham. urged that there be a large attedance at this service. The chapter voted to accept Bridgeport chapter‘s invitation to the public installation. early in April. Due to other meetings. last evening, the new advisory board was not pre. sented to the chapter. Plans were made for the annual Father and Son banquet to be held March 20, . At the close of the business ses- sion. the iiret degree was worked on a class of live candidates. The chapter will hold a social dance tomorrow cvrnlng in the club house. in West avenue. $11,000 Fund Raised _‘ By Bridgeport Jews Close to “1.000 has been raised so far in connection with the United Valentine Appeal campaign. in iiriduuport. The committee in charge or orruugin: a public meet- ing has succeeded in securing the lion. Joseph Batondeee oi. New i’orlt to address .: mass-meeting at the llridxcport High school audi- torium. next Wednesday evoninii. March 17. ‘Mr. Burcndees is onexol the best known Jewish speakers in America. Judge llrrnurd A. Ros- unbiait, or New York city, will also speak. Judxo itoseniiiatl. allhough n young man. has been playing I wry prominent part in America and world Zionism (or men! ”In No is a very iorceiui speaker sno prominent in the councils ct the Democratic party. 1 , i . ? PORK I. Roast eat Shoulders .;21c PlgeiFeet 12c“ rigs liver12c‘ Shoulder Pot Roast 16c . P=01lfLTilt¥ No.1.-‘Fowlsi'...... 40:. Your .ixflaasfiss » Chi ens“...;.*... 44c Fancy Hen Turkeys“: [Ki’l’CllENfSPECiALS PRODUCE .. mesons an; surrepteuner....,.........48c‘ relied Beans 15c FreshEggs '_ SMOKED. - L'PliritanSkinne‘dj. . Hams 32c Shoulders zoc. .r Ammo-aw... 4mm,“ v. 3’5. . t‘»¥_ .‘ l \... > Y 1.. 43> Alifl' L—sourn NORWALK. cos N. Will PALESTINE SHOULDER For until PEOPLE Lecture Sunday By J. A. Bauerlein Un- der Bible Students’ Asso. Auspices. The return of the Jews to Pains- tine is of universal interest. it has 8 * in the industry. Weight. It you want to see something really dil- rlerent in quality Coach design. at a price that is possible only because oi One-Profit manufacture—see the Standard Six Coach at $1,195. West Ave. heen discussed from various angles And Studebaker gives you in the Standard Six Coach the one essential in coach design L—-r¢n.uniness. There’s ample room for five grown-ups. And the Standard Six Coach is the world's most powerful car of its size and and an interesting phase oi the null. iect is the one that in iurnmhull lli ancient prophecies whom nigniii ounce in only now buoontinr. vii-zir. M. Odd Fellows Hall. South Main street. Bouth Norwulit. Humim, J. A. iiuuerii-iu, oi New York. \'.’lH slieuk on this subject He line with urod tom-titer in it harmonious and understandable way the \urioin. scripture ntuiomvnis regarding lil' roiurn of [artist to lie unciont home- iitud, lint] will Hilflw how iiilfHU predictions are being i'uliiiii-rl in our day He will also discuss what this development will mean to lilo \‘tilOiO world. claiming that the Bible unr mistuksbiy shows unprecedented blessings are about to come to the peoples of the earth. The regetherinl of lsrnci to its $1195 REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR c6; Phone 1i20 FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926. untlve mud in but one of lhe mun; li'liiiirkliblu signs of the times. 'l‘hu' I‘llllt) promisi- routine. "in thee (”M ”W sin-d shall till the nations oi tin. ruriii ii»: hia'fllid-v Many iii-me or special lutenai :iru assurinimi with the return 0! int: .loun ill i’nicellne. 'l'ht'so will lit: liilti'u lip in tho ii-ciure. 'i'hi- int-tum is under the annular. of live International Bible Student ilfiFlll'liliilln. LEGION (.‘I'I'I‘H (‘lll'lUl‘ Mayor Francis l'. Guiltoiie of We.» liti'lilll'v him prosenlwd t‘ommnndor [luv it: .itico of the Waterbury Ainirit-nn i.v-i:lun a cortiliod chock tor limit”. Waterbury's con. liiillllilll'i it: the national endowmvnt drive of ”ii American legion. which was held is low months no. UDEBAKER Standard Six Coach Built like a Fine Sedan TUDEBAKER has built the same fine qualit into this roomy Coach that has made Stu shelter enclosed care famous the world over. And for interior roeminess and finish it rivals many for costlier sedans. In the Standard Six Coach we use north. ern ash and maple in the body construction . - the same as in the Big Six (models. It is built of the same high-grade steels to the same precision standards—the very highest . ...... Nor-walk HARDMAnT ,mAnos. i‘i \ . Wq.;rx.w....,,., . . / . . 4*;an :
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