Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 3, 1926 · page 2

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‘l'reuury balance Ind not
"rived at prose time. Call

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Isounuruu

"Mind end copper screen
Wire, all widths

, .‘flindow screens and screen
doors in stock

FREE DICIIIV Ell"

Roseniield Bros.

' “It“!!! Illrl lloum Furnishings
1“ Washington 81:. Phone 340

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Clever Styles in Coats
' and Dresses for

Children

Ages?) to 14.
DRESSES
$1.98 to $10
COATS
$4.98 to $16.50

They include many types,
especially suitable not only
for Spring but. for I‘iniumor
In well.

Jacobs

12-14 North Main Street
South Norwulk

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SPECIAL
SHOWING

REEiFERS

Very Fashionable
l'or Men or Women

$1.95

 

- So. Norwalk
TWO STORES

 

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'tliolr 0th I‘m for lllllllf‘IIlI’llt‘ delivery.
rim-s. :Ill Ilil\l'
‘rur mum's grout

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(Continued from rue Ono.)

mI-ut III ofllclenry and eeonomy..
In short bio teuttmouy wue di-
II-Ittod to allow that the New Haven

system quut lune eruilt to I") In II

, [1 rank Shui'elt EnthUSIHStic'puultion to continue ludoiinltely in the

Over way Norwalkersiflitum ll) some lilopt‘ll)’ thut p01~

Are Buying Stars andI
Durants.

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Sluifolt lIroII.

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is inst III'I'lWlnt,’ to II l‘ler‘. Hn the
night of .\III_\' .3. \\‘I-IIIII'.IIII.'I_I._ l'Iltl! the
opportunity or Ntll‘\\illl\"l5 in pro-

rzure u now IIIlLOIllOIIIlI‘. iIIIU‘IIIIIl‘II
(It. [)l‘lt‘I‘H Illll' IuiulIt i‘xlli‘l'l to pny for
n. nut-d ('I'Il‘.

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douII HIIOI‘I“~H from mery IIIIKII', lInrd~
Iy descrlhou iIII- I‘i'f'tlflililn tho Iow'
prlm‘s IIIIII terms have IIrouerl in
NorII'IIlkere. Mun) rIInIIlImI have
horn IIIIIIII‘ huppy. I’p to I-Ioslnn tInIo
tinturrluy. III: (1er IIIIIl III'I-II IIIIIII. This
in probably II rI-I'oI-Il fur this \ii'i-
nlty. If not for ilu- ntulv. 'I'IIII un~
UHllIlI \‘llllli‘l IIt‘I'vrerI I'lli'r'l'lllilf‘l‘fl
unused Inuuy to hurry in and plIII'o

il IIII'IIII‘H.

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tho slru IN (‘1 thin ('11\ I'IIIII sIIIIIIIIIIII-

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cntliusiustiv owr illu .‘illt‘t'I'I‘iH of ”Ir
Etllf‘. hir. Fliut‘vli prodirtu the total
nurnlwr of ours sIIIII «luring the solo

ought to Hill ()Ivr :I lIIInIIrI-Il.
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itinn or .\‘I \\ Enul. Ind IIIIIIont IIItlIcly
«II III- IIdI III upon ii.

In the I-IIIII-ae of his testimony Mr.
'l‘I-urrmn sold:

"The III'I-errilty IIIIII iInportnIII-e of
the Hill HI'l\lIU III utill Indirutcd by
1111‘. Illtl that dining l9.'.'. tho l‘i‘I'lII
IIIIIIIIIIII II. ILIUIII high \olquu of
Ion llIIll'H. At the Ilumn time. puml
scum-r Il‘illIlC ItoIIIpIIrI-Il to tho prr-
culinI: tow ymru. lIelIl ilII own.

"Notwitlmtundlnu these h is h
\‘OIUIIII'M oi tI'zIfflI'. rout! service. and
the period of a year with H. mini-
mum of unusunl dIIIturhunreu to
transportation. conmurrru or indua-
try, the New Haven was only Isblo
to I‘m-n III was some 4.1 per cent
on its tentative valuation an we un-
Ileretund it to be. This, unfortunate.
ly, in not sufficient to rolnstute Ito
L‘l't‘tIIl.

 

"’I‘hla rendition 1qu compelled the ‘

New I-IuIInI llullroud, in view of the
tIII-t that there are no competing
IIIII-n to which tho lnrgc majority 0!
Its patrons run turn for relief, to do
\t'IOD and now maininln Iidcquut.
ilit'IIIIII'H. pom-r and equipment. OI
:IIIIIIIII I‘IIIIuI'Ity for each orI‘IIaionn.
III‘I'IOII of hmn‘lor truffle lllt)\'i‘lllt‘l|l.
and to not only do thin but to lot I“
he pIIlIliI‘Iy known that, iii 3 ltIIllI‘ou-I
in Men 'llmlilllR illlt‘lltI unit plannin
itiltI IIIIIiIII: otter-tho action to pm
tout the future needs or ItII putron.
:Iri'oriliuxly. It is only through IIII.‘
I-ourm that our public quy be In
continue its confident-.-
illul. their growing requirements In
the (more “iii In. IIsuIIrI-d of tin
tilllit' high t'Iith‘ oi' :IIieInIIIiII m-I‘I'im
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luy rxpoIIIlituII: of Irnpltul. 'i'ho cus‘.
I'I'Illlll'l‘llll‘nlfl In thut I‘t‘k’fll‘tI iron
your to your. III I‘IIIIII on the il't'iISlll
tor i‘u’dn for additions and Betta
lllt‘llird to ill“ IIhysII‘nl property In
including new vqquInr-nt. Iane IIVI‘I
ilgt‘II IIII r II INTIOLI ot‘ yours lll0I4
iII.III $II,I.IIIII.IH,III per unnum. i-IIIIIIII
nu~nt truut installments and lllill-I
payments lll)Pl‘I!\llllili'7 illlolllf‘l‘ 1:.
HIHIJHHI llllti more per your. 1"Ul

‘ Him-II; tun important purposes. thoro-

Ioru. tho-re is on unnunl demand on
the. (JIIIIIIIIIny'n trvusury for on aver-
;Iue 0t Hoodoo”. The demands ()1
this I'humotm- for I926 IIro entlrnut.
III III gnu largo total of $9,600.00“
tor IIIIIIIHOIIH und lmtterments: $3.
IIIIIUIUII for trust, payments on equiv
IIII-nt: lI. iotnl or $12,500,000. In ml
IlIiion. the treasury must meet some
$600,909 of tho sumllcr

maturities I

of various old bond Issues. The:
IIIIIIInIzt-ment of the New
must, therefore. during 1026, pro-

\itl" about 313,000,000 (:th for cupi-
IIIl requirements.

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' ventr‘st to “lIIt'll the pul-lic attache-II ‘

for every man trout importuucn quickly decidedi

. without my inning to go on record;

J}: "CXFMOI’IdayTPaPefi 'II-‘Ith II I'oto “‘lllt‘ll may cause me

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='Men are partial

Men agree, who become acquainted.
with Lucky Strikes, that they have
a flavor of their own, distinctive,
unique. A costly extra 45minute pro-
oeso—toasting—develops the hidden
flavors of the world’s finest tobaccos.

 

 

 

 

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Over Ten Million People are Driving Automobiles - You Can Join Them —~ Pay As You Ride

Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning at 8 o'Clock
Remember the Place Shufelt Bros. 47 West Avenue, Norwalk

Roadsters - -. Tourings - - Coupes - - Sedans - -

 

1921 Studebaker Speedster
Like New

$775

 

 

I925 Chevrolet Touring
1200 Miles

$375

 

 

A

925 Ford Touring
Perfect

 

 

 

 

1925 Star Touringr
Very Nice

 

 

 

A T T E N T I O N !
The Reason for This Sale--

343.500.00 worth of brand new STAR and DURANT cars have been sold
by SHUFELT BROTHERS‘ this city, in the past FOUR DAYS.
jammed the showrooms to purchase brand new
Thousands of dollars worth ‘of
The sale ends May 5th.
regardless of cost or loss. Never beforel—Never again! -— A lifetime op-
' II NEW or USED (‘AR at about one-half its regular price.

CAR PRICES.
trade as part payment.

poriunity to bu.

When this sale comes to an end Wednesday —- over 100 new Duranis and
Stars will be on the streets of this city—owned and operated by over one
hundred people who are twice happy — happy because they now own II
brand new automobile and happy because they bought their brand now an-

automobiles

tomobile here at a price that was less than it cost to manufacture it.

MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE ONE
OF THESE! HURRY HERE TODAY!

Come !

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See !

Save!

Crowds
at ITSED
Red cars were taken in
hose cars must be sold

 

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Drive one of the renewed for five days.
If the ear II not what you think It ought
to be, bring It buck. and we will allow
you all you have paid on any other re-

newed certified. exchanged or used our
in our entire etoek.

 

 

Mske Your Own Terms

"Pay down whatever you can open In
mson end the balance eon be divided
into I period at weeks or months to
suit your convenience. Ne rsleen-ble
offered refused.

 

 

A Car For Every Purpose
A Car For Every Purse

I lmruI- lll"\' ill'I' I \I|l|||llI‘Il. II" .
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‘I'II'I ChC\lOII-'l (oupI
2.1100 )Illi‘\

$475

 

 

1923 Star Touring
Good Condition

$100

 

 

92." Durant ’l ouring

$165

 

 

1922 Buick Touring
1 Cyl. Beautiful

$250

 

 

 

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1920 Studebaker Touring

Lots of Service Left in This One

$95

 

 

 

1922 Chevrolet Touring
Very Nice

 

 

Hill 1108. 1110.

Star & Durant Sales & Service Station

47 West Avenue

Norwalk, Conn.

 

1923 Ford Coupe
Good

 

 

 

 

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