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.,
The Hamilton Shop
proclaims the not. tests at the
Choice of titty styles of mono
A G .. .
mum 1 , 'l
. ~ M swam“! illusions-Ills-
now out
liver and ilstters' that
of the recipient.
Chicks be made to grow
better: be free from all-
mentl. and have greater
‘ Vitality? Let us explain
Purina Startenc.
Clapboard Hill had
company
“who "23
18 Main St" Norwalk. (‘1.
IIIIINIIIIIIIII
(runs to select from.
‘ $1.25io$3.50
do WALL STREET
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', Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Store
The Sensation of the Oil Stove World
t3
Perfect oil stow cooking from ieal lively he: 1t is possible
.only on this iauious oil stove,11ithout 1111115 or 11 11k sub-
stitutes givin" 1' on 1‘) hours continuous heat to the gallon
of kerosene oil—
Size For Every Home, Price 522 Up
A. J. COLLINS CO.
70-72 N0. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK, CONN.
Small Pay and High Cost
of Living Forces Them
i To Take Odd Jobs.
rams. May‘ 111-4111,) Forced
by the izicncslnt; cost or living to
eke out precarious additions to their
slender pay by odd occupations out
or hours, many army officers in
thel‘aris district have taken to tuiti-
on!) driving or have obmined posi-
tions in stores and ottlces.
Many army officers. earning in
the neighborhood of from 1.000 to
1.500 trance 8. month (83‘ to 851)
have taken lessons in hootmnklng
11nd tailoring so that they can re-
puir their own boots and uniforms.
'i‘l1o l‘oiit Journal found not only
army otllcors of the rank of cap-
tain driving taxlcnbs and private
cuts, but also engaged in washing
automobiles and carriages, acting
as messengers and dentin: in stores
alter their regular hours of duty.
Rumor Denied That Road
A rumor that the local road oil
department of the Standard Oil
Company or New York. now located
in tho t‘ormer power house. near
llyon's switch. at South Main and
Meadow streets, was to be moved to
ellico of the department yesterday.
it was only several weeks ago that
the repair department and paint
shop under the supervision of the
New York office, but located here.
was removed to New York City.
N orwaik Nurses Attend
National Conventitin
“1 .—
hltss Ethel G. Sellers. superinten-
dent o! the Norwnllt hospital. and
Miss Emilio Milled. head of the
Norwallt dispensary, are represent-
ing. the nurses or the city at the na-
tional convention of the country's
nursing organizations,“ in 'Atlantic
City.
The convention started on ndny
and is to last until Friday. 1.
5
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tiers
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:1 $ 1 1.1-1: 3.
‘5; 5. _$ $<~.$
$1.111 $1111.11:
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:11- IF WE COULD FLASH YOU JUST ONE TINY GLIMPSE m
WOF THESE VALUES, YOU WOULD BE WAITING AT
mOUR DOOR, EAGER TO BUY THEM ON 1
1000 Marvelous
DRESSES
Z SILKS, VOlLES, BROADCLOTHS:
LINENS, STRIPES 8: CHECKS
THIS WILL BE THE GREATEST DOLLAR
‘ DAY, WE HAVE EVER HELD
VALUES ONLY BON TON CAN OFFER
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DRIVING "11x11
Oil Dep’t Will Be Moved,
New York City was denied at tho‘
‘the timeout time.
”an. .
{fl 0110
:granted Louis Wolf
.99 six rooms.
Other permits announced l11'l‘1uil1l.
1:; Inspector George S. lluhlirll to}.
t
ill-1 tuo “hite t‘tilllt's didn't 11am to
\\'l11‘11 l'rrsltlcnt Coolidge 11nd .\lr~'. Coolidge embarked on the May-
flower to attend the Virginia SesthI-t'rittv-nnlut 111.
\l’illinmshnrg. \‘a..
an. it tool. a host of 50". coming
whispered in their cars by Mrs. (‘onlltlux' in 121-1. them up the gunpplnnk.
Notice the president's new strnw hut.
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Father Denies Owing 15
Months’ Rent In Kossuth
Street House.
'l'ho charities 1l1‘p:1rt11icnt n11-
nounced yesterday that it l1;11l
obtained :1 home tor Stvpltt'n .St.
George and his family in llrozul
street.
311'. St. George and his family
were evicted from their former
residence in Kussulh street. l11:.1'
i11'e1‘k and their f11111itu111 stood out
lin the strct until Blond. 13'.
111. St.(:1o1':;1:1'1111eto thr office
of the Evening Sentiml _1'1:1tc1'd11y
1 and ~tat1d 111 did not (111el.1111ontl1:1
lrult at the ti1111- no 1111:: e1ici1:1l. but
admitted that he did one eight
linouths rent to \lir‘h 111 11111111. its
:also snid ho piid the 1~1p1~11se of
itreatin': ills thild i111: New York
hospital for :1. 1111'io1l 01‘ right.
1110 tits, but that in“ emenm-s were
helm; paid by :1 locul institution at
i .
tminutm.
era, Wolf [‘0 Build Six Room
House In Ivy Place
Permit for the erection of a $17.»
plum has icon
ll 11ill 11111::
homo in 11v
lo1v:
'..,.l‘1‘c.. l-iaines, oilicc building in .\.111
street: 51] 000. .
' lenll him, live room house in 111'!-
dcu .llill 111011111, :5. .. ,000.
l Fr .mk hellm house addition 111
Silvermlno avenue $2.000.
Alfred Ilrmvn, oilico addition in
Merritt street: 5500.
Carl Ohlstrom, house addition in
Newtown avenue, $500.
James Ii. Muguer, garage in ('1'1'12;
street, $800.
Thomas Skidd. garage in Fitiriivid
avenue. $400.
POIRET 1w .,LS RAYON
' SATIN
Only I75 In The Loin
120' WASHINGTON sum
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-.. s s s is 1.151.111 '1 A e a
II. n. l’eck. stool garage in M11
rose avenue, $1.100.
Consumption of Bread
And Wine Decrees:
Frenchmen. believing that. 1111111:
cans see the gnyer side ot' lite =
Paris and thereby get the llllthS
sion that the French as indi1i:lu::1.
are not suffering from the financial
situation. have presented flglllra
showing that consumption or food
and wine has greatly decreased.
compared with former times.
Only two-third as much 11 the was
drunk in Paris during March of this
year as during March. 1925, the
and more cheese consumed than :1
year ago. Bread and
pointed out, are the chief items in
the French people's diet and the 1'1;-
liuetlon in their consumption is cit
ed as proof of more frugal living
because oi: hard money conditions.
SLIP COVERS
dousmi'wvss .- This 1: s. new
,Iervi e for Norwalk! We are giving
. you t is at an introductory price for
ton “on only.
3 Piece Suite 1
(withour own material)
covered tor
Phonl Mam 1310 or write 281
Elite Street. Bridgeport. and our
man will gladly call on the tollyw- ‘
in: Monday with samples. '
The Fashion Drapery and i
Upholstery Co.
”1 State St. Tel. Barnum ‘1320
i ”Meteors cons.
11w
figures show. Less bread was eaten : ‘
11'lne. it is, ‘
Seize Flower Bouquets
At the ltalian Border
Flo-.11 1' litillqllt is being carried in.
in' It 111' by 11;1,\st,‘1|gt"l‘s on trains are
in i1:_--, 1'1-11t'iscutc1l ivy tho lt.'1li:1n cus-
i1‘1115' trifle-.111, “he have discmcred
:l.::t.11.1.:lu1.:~11111::::.:l11'5111'e using the
jzuil.
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i11l1'1:-l111111;; Into
l.1- ('11111111)’.
The 11.1111111 ritzulutlon has caused
{111211 1:1:~1ppoi11i1111~11t to may :1
l":‘1 1111: 11111111111 who has run: 1‘11 1:
hmuuut 1'1'0111 some admirer on her
ilt‘lhtl'ltll't‘, from France.
their lllt‘rcllitil‘lbt}
Bloodetains Covered,
. .
(.a1nbhng Is Resumed
.\11 :11‘i11-'.l1 1:31:11 I1'1 I1 1‘1 commit-
111i 11111 ML F11 H11 1 1.: '1no at Monte.
11.116 11.1 the first time in its his-
l01v. .\l111_v otln r 111:1 is h1'11e killed
0111115111111 outside Ill1: building. but
the lust :1xl1ri1ie. 1111 ltniiah. succeed-
ed in studitnt: i101 throat in the fa.-
1110115 :11111'11111; cinh before guards
could 111111'te1'1".
The room 11:15 cleared for n. few
:11111 the blood stains on the
floor (”Herod With ourpcts. 'l'llt'n
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Lasting pride of ownershipcomes from mass—
terful performance, ease of operation and
maintenance, from rehabihty and economy.
These qualities cannot be revealed by any
other test than actual pcrlormmce over long
periods of time and in the hands of every
type of user.
Hudson holds first advantage because of its
patented Super-Sir-thc world’ s most Fa-
mous motor. More than 800,000 have been
builtby Hudson under itscxclusivc principle.
For 11 years it has been outstanding because
. of distinctive smoothness, wide flexibility,
power, speed, and reliability.
Hudson is easy :0 steer. Is power range is
to great that gear shifting is lessened. and
HUDSON-BROUGHAM ‘1524 HUDSON 7.PASS. SEDAN ‘1755
All prices new. freight, Ca and 11.. following equipment.-
Front and Rear Bumpers: Automatic Windshield Cleaner, Rear View Min-or: Transmissior
Lock (built in)' Radiator Shutters; Moto-Mctu' Combination Stop and Tail Light
The Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc.
Phone 3275
12 West Avenue
347 Grown St.. New Haven
88 Willow Street, Waterbury
39 Gay Str,eet Stamford, Conn.
JACOBY’S
DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS
THURSDAY, MAY.201h
//¢?10‘ \.
All Closed Car Comforts —-- Masterful
Performance -— Low Cost
Note Well These Claims—They Arc
Supported by 800,000 Owners
COACH
t1264
“At Your Door”
Nothing an to ‘de
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the riding action is to Well arranged that long
hours at the w heel are not tiring.
Economy 13 found in low operating and
maintenance cost.
These are the qualities that make genuine
satisfaction. Upon such a chassis is mounted
the Coach. It gives all closed car com-
forts. It is sturdy, beautiful in line, and
complete in every practical detail. Its sale
has exceeded that of any closed car priced
above 31,000. That production has led to
greater economy and much lower prices. It
has permitted many improvements in chassis
and body.
So today’s Hudson Coach is not only the be!
Ever built. It also is priced lower than eves
cforc.
N orwalk, Conn.
37-47 Harrison St. Bridgeport. "Conn.
89 Main Street. Danbury
‘ This year will otter the buying public of Norwalk an d vicinity the greatest values
1 ever offered on wearinga pparel for men, women and children.
\ WOMEN’S SILK DRESSES 20.7 OFF
$5 - $7 - $10 on Kuppenheimer and
. Styleplus Clothes
. Actual Values to $35
1 son srnonu. WINDOW DISPLAY Extra Special Men’s Top Coats 512.50
$5
' Women’s and Misses’ Coats
' ‘For Sport and Dress ‘ Wear
$10
SILK COSTUME SLIPS‘
All Leading Shades-Shadow Proof
500
i
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
12-14 N0. MAIN ST.
NK JA COB Y
The Home of Good Clothes»
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