Htour. slis distsncss us by 50 per cent
’ «spawns. «Ugh I
rut-ls.
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‘ ' .‘ in cruisers. but is m behind us in ' l
N SNOW. N “35:31:38?"iii’iiiietmia o! ear 0 e lc I Slors hours ‘J to dwb‘uturdui v to '. 1
. a" 5, Bond! French sir no“ er. The other day in . l
Here Aha" o “Ewart“ aka; 813:0 mk- Parliament it “as announced Eng. 1 1 .0“ 11 MUNS’IE am I
qomebod era a thy ”lift-Lift dairies m'“ .3, land had 656 lil‘bl line machlncs. _ 00005 10me l
w - b ’ tensivsly in “m is ‘ visitor u The number in rt'scrvu was kept a. f
I secret. Not so long ago it was stat-l , . l)
‘ 3 You .Kno' e 3.2:: grim!“ R' “"5“ st! she had but 240 first class home1 10 12 so MAIN ST. PHONE “515 80‘ NORWALK l
-_— s o 0 defense machines.
. But John, Bull is not asleep. lie
v , 0“! Brief. 3 currvsamagsi‘d'rtu': :223?‘ has all kinds 0! «hi muchlnu whom»
I
TON "HITS I‘JVI‘JNTS.
of Our Brothers' Loan. No. l0. l. o.
0. I". in the club rooms tut night.
Sailors! rectal-1r busts.“ mstts
were dispossd of st this mectln .
secrets arc carefully guarded. And
By Mil/ION BRONNER
LONDON. April s.-—Nlnc years
no today tbs Amerlrsu people on
torsd a war that was to end all wars.
A pesos-loving nation took up the
ho to building two ulrships.
with 5.000.000 cul" that capacity.
FRANCE—[In policy is to have
the changes“ ullll) in tho \vrild to
each
TEA °
House Dresscs
malh_..H.u.‘ F0“ Hundred." Following the onus! custom retmb- I II “ . . .
— “on noun 3:: m... i.‘.':.‘;.‘t..“1‘.‘."i..2." .f:i’.:'“£3;:..”.‘:l In new styles at a 2
) . .. - . , w s ' Q n o I i 0 ' V
Islam—3 0 \\ list In I burse.’ degree. ' l; The ldesl that President Wilson cdse ot‘ troI hh- wllh clllur Germany ['30 SpeClal I’rlco I
Cvl I
COMING EVENTS
April lu.-——Cuurt Laurel. C. D. A..
0 O 0
Lawrence Msddock R. I“. D. No.
or Enulnnd;
case of
and u nuvy ndccuato '1)
sad the 6
Am rican people set below troulilc \\'lill Italy.
the world then has somehow grown
I Has Become a Household Word
~ The first two parts oi the program .__......- .m. s... m .... .... .- l
35, West a a urc used .113“, obscured since. Universal. ondurinx . . .. I . . V
April 7.——Broad River Commun- Clievrolstpciotup: :rtfin ‘3 R. “1-qu We still seems (“5an The nation: :r‘lr comleuIc. llcr larmy oiI ovtil’ i I I In” ll13 h: int Ll '1r111 ‘h I III”: l Well Made billtlll (,iltxl‘lm I. y
it)? Club Masquerade. ' ' 0! Eur V . u (1 n1 lliun mcn ins no r vti.. l . I“ II .. “ , ” l I 1 '. . . .
Am'll 7 ~(l- I - o C“°V’°‘?§ am" °t “um I‘m-“u" ope are 'me‘ “1° “m“ "3 tins lit-v11 Hui-II unll nui denied that ""“ W" "‘ “l “ " “” “‘i‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “WI ROCk Pleed Up By (Mt hi" lll .\l.lllI\V l
. tund ortceis to visi. s s s lndustrlously ns before—and thpro h his I “I“ ilm lln ll Imhims ! M I. ”M” I 7 \TI I] I 1.. . l I! (, l _.
. . I . .. _ I t V I: .-l .' 1' (I . ll 2 s 3 ’ I‘ l s s I: ,
ODhlrI L “M”? U . h- 8‘ n M“ “I"? Kraemer. former" of “ill, a! “ma" be a whirlwind (0 Nail li'IlilV llllil 4 mm ill II-xl-I‘is .' h"""l'l"“lbw “" "”"L‘V ‘ ‘3‘." n-‘ AlliO Breakh “ “1‘10“V l l L( 1‘ “11‘“! H U, 5 }
April l finirl beout OiIlcers ss- South Nor-walk. 1. seriously ill with When the crop ripons. mi! “VIly' MVV “I'r my men 1m “1.1.1. m i i; n l 1,. lli ,; I. n M... I . ,
gczfilon moot—Adoionsl Loulier to pneumonh in thugs“: CityI Bosnia]. 40:13:32.!) ggfviligouhiinil lnlIriguu trli'h I‘nml Roci-iitly it as 5 mod 11:115.. Mil lulu; ago Lilli“..- ” mil i II"'~ III 1 l l IIII I l l
‘ ' Bridgeport. Mr. rumor I nmcni- 6 D 0 Bl Dam. ’ ' l'lrllsh troops .-l'I: ll: 4.1 I121 '\1"l’ lrmi-' - I‘llf: l I: 11 m up ~11 l l.‘ in: . '1 . _
AW“ 3 "‘ 7““me anniversary ber of the NorWalk are dammit. “WHY“! "“1 hatreds M6 brooding 223:4; Vitthgtmtiyrg‘I-V'mlfian}??? é; - m; A ”hurt mm mm“. <: H. t; “K ; s flinlll' and Hill \\ 1t Illl‘alli;l‘l the: ' Thib i5 3. 1991i balgfllll ill l‘lUllbi,‘ “IW Ch. “10)
Sons and iiuuglilers 0‘ Liberty. a . . an embryo of new wars in spllc 0' lm'pl-du (“MW ‘IK'lillH 4a. 111 '3 mp! lllllullrinn limp: Plus» ~I l.'~'l-V “liliiOW fiIt‘ lhr lil'lllllli‘l jwm-Iry are madC 0f lllce gillgllallls lll “INCH“ ('llCCLiri—ll'l .
J April 9 -~Lutliullc Union K. of C. M. Leo Miller. who is spending his the League of Nations and Locarno I . _. .. h“, 4:. ”ll . Em. humps Might m. lll' ... .. . m. I-loIo. “all sin wt, _\I-~ivrll:1y. , f' . ll I l' . l _ . . ' . 4:
Dunc. ut Clubhouse on West Ave- Easter vacation with m. parents. Mr. Military prcparatlons? Tlicsc an: fliilt)’::al(l)nfisl‘l‘lkld 111.11 mm 3;: ”VI .li pm. 1.... r... H. ... . -2 ..,-., S \'«‘l :l r-llulll blunts hm] hill 11 (“L H. gUUi b (1 Olle “Ollld ('ih‘l. v\illl 41>? llilli'll ils‘ ‘
. .' ’ I H 'I 1 l 5 ' ‘ ' ’ . . ‘
“‘8' and 1““- ‘thm “”9" "7 ”3“" ”m“ {mm ““"y “3 ”Md” “3 l‘i'cmh unity ) 1 - ' “1 ‘1“ l'““"““”’ ""m ”‘1'” “'0 ask for tlw finished dress.
All!” 9-‘“' C '1'. L‘- 110?! With street, was s visitor-gin New York before ”“3 ‘Vflr- - - Inmli‘I; til)\\'ll .‘lnlll Mi‘t'il sn-l
Spec at Sptaker My Yesterday. Mr. Miller is s stu- Many Alllnnm ” " ‘—'~““-“ "“"i ’5 ”9 "ain‘t .\\ll IIII us 11: \11 11.;11 lI\ \H 2 lm'lim in!" \l I” .4...» 1"- ”H- w, .‘ v .
Avlii 'J —-l.eugue of Women Vot dun at Syracuse University. France has an alliance uith lh-l- I‘mI‘" ‘Il‘f "‘ "‘-‘ "‘lm’ "" '2'” l"! ”“1 (INT ()l i.’t\l.\l.‘ t.\l‘:l 1.l~l 5" il"""““-" “"1" “l' “l" ”i" 1"""3 i NLCS 3b to “I .
. ‘s s s slum for mutual drfvnsc It has un- “Kills H Willi“)? «111' lUI'Ct‘. iiill’ . . .. _ . -, . y, . .2 i 21.. II c; lu llilll‘ll um oi lhmu T . 3
3:“!le Esprit) sl Jamts M183 All“ Thomas Skidd. who is attending other with Poland. It has ax1~;IccnIcnIt in l:lt’ l illcr pIIItoIfIlIvI' .1. ’llm dltIlutor; [millili‘in‘hilIt-K‘I’li‘iilrfhu:vl'IlHl ) [plans-I. ”In: III: (li'i’liill’lw Imuslnm: it 1.. Phone Orders FlllCd ,
.- v . ~ - w 1 with (‘zccho- slovnkin and Jugo-l "‘l -ll".lm\lttll~ 3. mm nirpnlles; , .4 . . ,,., i . I, ' llllf -' A ll‘\\' “mil'ixv \vlll lit" h
63:33: sléiyqéurignzefanceg' Order fila:::,:$:gcfill:‘:ptgn§°vggatncja: slaimla All of them alliances I”. : \i II; Ill/t1 .luubllni: lllli \tltiIIIn all- :I flurry” ill:l:‘lilll-1L" :1 ll”?! Ill“, ”,m in. Fly”! minimum. i}. No :il’hzfi l
Aprl' 1L~Bishop Brewster at flu home of his parents in Norwalk. ‘and either 5“ Germany 0“ RUS' ””1335 )lllllL (I), 1 ill ”I” in oi thr- l I“ «h 1113 out of l: . llll‘ In. ,..;-~.I \‘-‘l> ill-"I'll. l- _-_ _. _- . __ _ ._-- '
Trinity Church. ' ‘ . 8 __, " I H. M ‘ I it'lllllli\:~l(\ll 111ml ‘ l
. , . Czscho-slovnkla. Juso—slnvla nnd 3””? h” 5 “UOHI- in l min .t . , I” . l, ’V“ .U‘Il) ~.\Illll'\ ( \sl.‘ .. ,_ 31; .. . V .~
J 031:)“ 12.-——.'iluctin5 of Good Luck ”:11sz rlsaaxitrgawlzlfielplfiswn' 5:21:35: Roumanls have an offensllc-de- :nlmml mm :tII‘I: tnllm i ”In t‘OIlInII‘li I \ \IIXHI ,fjiéfIl]y:.YlII:..t_, 1-.(~.-.'.\-,YIII.Ir “All! .Ii. ”HI 3 ..I:__\-I. ”m, lififififfi'fi‘ : (“HIM I ll "Y J! Ill-IL. I" 1w . i 1-: .. '1 l . V: 17:”
'; v . ' . lenslvo ulllnncc against Hungary, (“Try Nil“ “’1‘ “3"": 1" “limi'l’iv ““ .. .~. “I. . - Ll, - l‘ ,. « I ,, ..I .. -....... \1.‘I-I _\~ 3 . I 1. .
. (‘02::qu~I31ll“tA‘nn1;mlA BnarlfguleltIogi {\oruulk ”steadily; . part of whose domains are undm- ililm hairpin-~11 maximum OI lII I; 1124.]: Iliiililill Ill] M. ”I: (TIN :; ‘ “in: ~I. H ‘.v‘.lvi....‘ i3“. MAI}. $11ng 'lh .- It} ‘Iiiml Smith or I ml ,l \ I ll; \ i1 ll 1‘» iii tIII i
‘ " "- .-. 3 I . - .V , '. . ‘4' v. i ‘ . _ H I' i . , ... . , V . ‘
Jami“ 1”“: i I “7- and Mt." Joseph DOING“ Com- llldll' banners}: Ill) an "“0 NH. lill‘l‘lillliliilll ‘11]; lilnvllI‘i1l‘lliilillnl‘il li'lla‘ifll“. to a u i” U‘ ., “I I?" ‘1‘ "v 1 i H” I :h‘l‘mwv" Bl“ ‘ Y' '1" ”' “’ "mm m H 't (Ill. m ‘1 rr. “H H. ".‘z 11 I“ I a w h ' I I . 'H “-
no road. Saugatuck. motored to “(W150i [3ng “d- ‘ M m...- m- I. r .1. it ' .. 1.; 4V ., .V l. .1. an] (1.1m v him It In mu Hutu. 1.: II In . . .
Grecco likewise {cars the Bulgurs Glilill.\\i— llii‘s 11- ilhl .- navy ‘
J's
' social at K. of C. Hall.
ttrator.
‘ turn was transacted.
’ '. filbsrnisns. will rive s dsncs in tho
’ Many mum. thril Io
April 14.——Anliual lit-et of Garden
Clul. at the Noruallt Country club.
April H.-Sccial of Buckingham
W. R. (:7 at home of Mrs. Gulles in
Silvermlne.
April 14.——‘Ca1'd Party Berkeley
ChapAr 0. 1;. s. at Masonic Tem-
pic.
April 11‘. I-Annt:0l Ranuet at
South Nurnullt (‘nng (‘h'ulcln
April 211;~l’c-nple's Chorus Prev
sects ”Martha"
April 2”. Masquerade Dance
Fronlhc. Godfrny Auxiliary. Odd
Potions Hall
\2. .—
. Sun and 'l‘.do For Tomorrow. !
Sun 1:1.«5 ........ 5:30 A. M.
Sun S is ............. . 6:22 P. M.
Ingn 'Ime ........ 4:31 A. 31.!
Low Tide ...... 11:20 P. iii ‘
David 8. Bosch. of Bridgeport.
self appointed candidate [or thcl
preshiuncy cl i111: United States. was
:1 Visitor 111 South Norwalk yester-
day. lltzlrll was on his way to
Stamford and ttollpcll off to see
some of his local lrluirls while in
this section. \
t l 0
Jesse Smith. St. John street paint:
er, is repainting the exterior or the?
Bi‘ooltshle chapel.
s O t
JAutomatlcrIlly scrccnetl anthra-
Cltu Ill. rululut prlccs. Harris .53
Cans.~—.-\Il\'.
d h
Eduard 1.. Johnson. of Bridgeport. r
was a buslnt- ss visitor in South Nor i
walk \csturlluy ullcmoon.
’ I -:l t
Mr. and tilt-5.000159 Way of 17
Tuylol Il\t :IIIe turn the Sunday'
guests oi I'l l..t1\ m in Brookly n. N. Y.
II n .
~01'I'lcr next wintrr's coal supplyI
at onclv Low pi‘ich. Harris 6‘;
Guns.—-—.\.Il\. '
s c n l
James and RoseMucc ofthisclty. I
have puIIIcllzm d a house and tract all
land at 7 1. mm. street from Fred 8.“
Byxbct.
. .. v Q
'Ihs b It. Club will mcet thls‘
evening ii the. home cl Miss Kntli- l
crlnc Sliced, 210 Main street. .l
1 fl ‘ i
-—Rudios and \lctrolas sold onl
tiny tr'rms. Donnvlly.—Adv, E
\‘i O 0
Thomas White. of Riverside rive-l
nue Ssugstuclt. was a visitor in
South Nonvulk yesteidn).
George Wiighl. well known illus-
ol? C‘rosshlnhway road. Woot-
motorcd to Norwallt today.
I I a
port,
—Come to the 4th annual old
fashioned masquerade dance 0! the
Broad River (‘onlmunlty Club. Wed-
nesday evening, April 7. 1926. Red
Men's Hall. l‘lllln street, Norwallc.—
Adv.
A! C O
The three First District fire com-
panies will meet in their respective
fire station» this rvening tcr their
regular monthly meetings.
3 Q 1!
Lawrence McMahon. of West avo-
nue. is spending his Easter vacation
at home. "Larry" is a.senlor at
Fordham University, New York City.
C t O
—Thc cleaning dyclnu snd pres-
sing of garmf’ms is given the closest
attention at Tho Twin City Vslet‘s
Estsblishmenl. Work called for snd
delivered, 67 No. Main St. Phone
408.-—Adv.
‘ II .
Pollce Chief William R. Penning-
ton made a tour of inspection 0! the
main sti‘ccisIot the first dlstrict this
morning.
0 t v
A regular meeting of the official
board or the Norwalk Methodist
church was held last evening in the
chhrcli. Business or a routine as-
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George '1‘. Hammond
and dcugliter. Marjorie. of 15 Tu-
lor nv‘énns were visitors in Brook
lyn, Sunday.
. O
---Hs.rd coal prices reduced. um
stock ,‘on hand. immedlsts dollvsry.
Burris d: Gsns.——Adv.
. ‘ s e s .
u—Coms to the ith snnusl old
{uhloned masquerade dunes of the
Broad ltlver Community Club. Wod-
nesdsy 'cvcnlnn. April 7. mo. Bod
Mon J Hall. Main street. Norwuk—
Adv.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of
town solemnly hall. Wsll strut.
. formerly of the business office staff
fol-o complaining of a. shortage of.
i tlvo\ct the National Security league.
South Norwalk yesterday.
0 t 0
Miss Ruth Miller. clerk in the
Fairncld County Savings Society
bank, Wall street, is convslswing
utter a recent operation for appen-
dicitis at the Norwslk hospital.
0 D 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Dan.
bury. were recent visitors in Nor-
walk.
0 O . 0
Frank Rzlplcliat 33 stls Sc. Nor-
walk. has purchased s Chevrolet sc-
dan from W. l} Austin.
Fred Penncll. of Fall-field avenue.
01' Tho Evening Sentinel. hss Joined
the sales force of the Fosmlte-
Chllds Corp. manufacturers oi lire
lighting apparatus. Mr. Pcnnell is
covering ll‘nlrilelti county.
0 U 0
The driver of the Butler stores
largo truck reported to the South
Norwslk police that. he lost 1 large
box of broad OR the rear and o! the
truck in West svcnuc. this morning.
The brand was part. of the supply
of the local stores and as a. result
or the loss the local Butler stores
bread today.
0 O O
The bowling banquet of the Ki-
wanis. Lion and Toreadoflclubs will
ho hold in Schultzs's Main street
kitchen. at 7 o'clock this evening.
The Toreador club as the winneIrs
o! the recent bowling tours-menu
will be the guests of the other two
clubs. It is expected that about 100
iwlll attend the arrow.
0 O t
A dance fox the benefit of thcl
Hungarian lit-formed church. nus:
held in Hm es) a hall. Lexington m: e-
nuc. last evening. 'lho sl‘lair “asI
largely attended. I
a i .‘
Charles Thlcbault of Bridgeport.
vac arrested on tho charge 0! reck-
less driving by Motorcycle Police-
man Martin Lengycl. in West sve-
Vnue. yesterday afternoon. He was
released under bonds of $50 and his
case will be heard in the city court.
Saturday. '
(G t
C L Bi‘gsfl, superintendent Lo!
the local brunch at the Council ut
light and Power company. is In
\Vatorbury today on business.
0 0 t
David Sachs. former Nomadic
motchcut. but now of Westport. was
a visitor in South Norwalk this
morning.
O 0 O
J Robert O'Brien. s «presets.
will speak at the Kiwanis club's
luncheon-meeting. which will be
held at the Royal James inn. Thurs-
day noon. Mr. O‘Brien will speak
on the menace of rsdicsllsm to the
businessman. President George H.
Barnes says. Mr. O'Brien is nation-
ally known as a. speaker and his
subpct will be an interesting one to
the members.
0 O
The regular meeting of the mm:
C. Godfrey Post. No: 12. American
Legion will be held in Odd Fellows
hall. South Main street. this eve-
ning. A final-report tcr‘tbs Fair-
fleld County binqust of tbs\leglon
to be hold in the Royal James Inn,
Saturday evening. will be made.
. PURINH CHOWS ..
: Day Old Chicks' .
: Bring In the t
: Children ,: “
II Clapboard - Hill I
: Feed Co. :V
I Phone 1138 . I -
I 18 Mob 9.. Norm. 0t. .
A. J Collins Co
so sons lists m: ”'
Bouts Imsl}
Plastic m ,-
lconruim- scum-
rusmsiiiuus l
Tho First District police were
and is flirting \vllh the "Littlu Er.-
lenle" above mentioned. Tho (‘zrchs
srs allied with France to kcrvp Gor-
niuny and Austria. from uniting.
Latvia. Estonia and Lithuania urn
nor ulr i-vi'l'I-s In nlltllli of. She has
how-wig :1 MIN“ I‘UIllllli'I'Clill
Hwt \\llit‘il Fulllil l-w handily lill'lll'ti
lIIlo Ililiiluiy Im-w-za.
Noniiiulllv sin is :lllom ll Itti (Univ
trying to combine in case of trouble of only mum .. Im II. lint it i-
witb Russia or Poland. itnly. un- «sluimml by ill!) int-1.1!. ll -tl, tinder :.
known quantity In this scrambled IyslI-m or It'l'lll 1);. till-l lmlnlII:
equation of political lnlrlguo. rdttlos‘ 111:1an limos Ihzlt rumllfl :-
thc sword and swings. the olive, helng pr: I‘Ill‘l‘ll.
branch nitcrnntcly. Sho Iwrma to hu‘ ItII~-‘ l.- l'l‘t‘llill'i‘tl
engaged in a lira—power rivalry with ltI'HsH—“Ai \‘urtwhilu'r. rmlw
Franco. and occasionally speaks sol‘l cllnunnslunt r wt Illlilllll‘)’ um] um .
Ll Illt‘ll aro
words to Jugo-slsvia and Greece. sl’tmrn, rl‘w‘t‘llllv mid Russia ITILI’
Great Britain zlr'l CCI‘lllal‘l)‘ i'U't' 113.110:- mun Ill in r .Irmv and I- 11‘
the only nations that sccni froc- fi'om l'fll'ily haw l,l~m,lmli more. but i. .
alliances rind entnnlcs. l llllillli‘o'h \\~:"' :Illmx ll. lltr nrnI .
So much for lntrluuc. Here are at m pliant-ll. ll‘l 3hr in.» our 31m
{cw figures on military mncliinntlonsf plums and l. r mm... will n..- y.
to make Amerlcnlls think it hit: '\\lll«'l1 llll' l1" Illl III< \\lil proli‘ll
GREAT BRITAIN—Tito British l mill.
nation l 1 two nrcoccupullons. tn l’lil..\\l)-—-ll,w .un nrmy (t m»
keep on cnliril terms with tho l‘. S.’ 373311111 mni an air tum or 1:.» . 1..
in a. naval way and to bring her nil" rhino-z. 'i‘l 3- Iliutplmn iii In: 1111.
forces up to conmthlng like the has inn: ly l «11 :le ppllml l
I‘rench flgurc ‘hols strictly ndllIl-l l‘mn'm. I’ll‘ul l‘Iw-Ill‘li l.".'llt"'l§ l1 -.
in: to the naval disarmament nsrol - li‘i‘lmul Ih.~ liil'li,
merit of Washlngtrin. SPAIN—din.- :Izmm 2:72.000 I'm ~
The other British public opinion of “hum mu 1:“, m " nrc Inn :1
was much Iilarmctl “hon tho papris ‘llmmm H: mm; Hm I: Hi
slated lho L'. ‘. hmi Ii blxxor mug. ”:11" 11111.1; l-j'I\l[‘, \1|_.I 3.2;. I...
than England. As {I matter 3! incl. .'~‘. 'l\£ll(iil hil-l :.lvtil:l LH‘JIHII mun ',r
we equal lief in holllushlps: hllvn n01. PM: 1' :ll‘lllV: Jil'zwrltlvi'l about llll
brittle cruisers. while England hm. sumv; ltoumwlu m'ur .‘D'l‘O'l‘lV
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firmware}
fienewtltilll way
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in the new “all-aluminum tube
wsy". Convenient; economical;
and meets every need for a solid
lubricant about an automobile I
‘ or motor.
Sold sill! pod accessory stores
in 9-0; tubes.
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$19.95
. .\ one-day special! Very spacious
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7:. pounds of ice. Worth looking into!
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$37.50
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ment as.- shown. (Z‘npacily for 150
pounds of ice. Soo‘ it!
Replace Your Old
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Sterling. Furniture Co.
43-65 North Main St. South Norwalk; Conn.
All White Enamel—
Tight Closing Doors
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for a. white kitclion.
foods fresh
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and sweet. Ex-
Small Top-Icers
May Be Had For
$9.95
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Largest Display
in ‘ Town
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Norwalk Chronicler