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ls Moved to Bpt.
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NEEDED rent ritopucrtos or
SHIRTS -- DIOR! airman-
L‘Rfi NEEDED.
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The underwear department which
has been a feature or the local plan!
or Cluetl. l‘eabody and company
since 192:. has boon moved to tho
ridgeport tactory \t tho company.
So immense is tho regular shirt
production at the Norwolk pint.
that’sll possible tioorapaco is being
used {or the shirt. mmutaetliro.
It was sthlotlh undonear that
was made here. and this dopartmollt
in charge or Miss Clara authorised
was located on tho tlmi tioor.
Production In shirts from the
nth Norwallt plant will omen all
'rnier years. It is estimated that at.
. t the winter season of 1910-1087.
ulch bent) In September Infl Ohfll
i February. 10.000 dosoa shirts.
mostly bosOm. but some negli‘eo.
\ will have been shipped to all parts
or the world from this city.
QC ads-....
The busy shirt manufacturing
department can hardly rind enoul’h
help to keep up with scheduled pro-
, duclion. More hands are added each
week, and many more sro noedod.
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8.— J. MoAuley. a director ol Ciuott.
-' abody and COnipauy Inc. is a vise
, at the rectory. Mr. Noduioy is
,Jlr tor in charge or shirt moms.
5,1/ tur g at all the company foetorios.
Considerable interest is manifest-
ed among the employee at tho tse-
tory concerning the proposed bowl-t
In: match between tho girls in the
office and the boys or the shipping
department.
The girls so they will need a iittuo
ore practice but it is dotiniteiy do-
cidcd that the match will be bowled
'ithin a month.
Irving Bradley has taken a posi-
, tion as mechanic in thsslllrt litmus
Iacturing department succeeding
Rock Lamouroua who has been
transferred to the Bridgeport i‘ae.
tory. '
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New employee added to this do-
rtnlcnt in the past Week are. Alioo
-rrls. 10 Livingston streeti Ross
echta. 105 '
. arola Uimer. Van Buren avenue;
i , Dorothy hi. llaydu. 5| Greco
., Boulevard and Gladys Richards, at
Riverside avenue. '
Miss Lucille A. Bunch. Mrs.
fiuscoo Preston. Miss Helen Bhittiu.
Miss Polly McCollum oi the of.
. ties force will attend a masouorade
dance at the Rite in Bridgeport this
' . ening.
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.. rs. Elsie Peck, nurse in charge
1,... so or the plant lntlrrnary
. t last week-end in Hartford.
Ian——
,, Angelo Fcnete. Saugatuck. has
, , taken a position in the paper box do-
partment. ‘
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George H. Barnes. manager or the
factory will attend the Yale-Army
game in New Haven tomorrow.
Percy Barnum. 129 Cedar street
, is now employed in the starchin‘
. department.
Miss Edith Salisbury. ottlce inan-
eeras at the Bridgeport (scion
‘4 cnday afternoon.
William Etolba. Stuart avenue.
5 has taken a position in tho cutting
department.
“Pidan” is a popular delicacy in
Japan. It is made or roservins
duck's em in a paste ma s or soda.
- w ash. table salt. bollin. water
' g 3 slakcd limc..
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. THEM WERE rlni ms
The. First Heavyweight Championship Bout Wood Cowan 1- ET“ I N a
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am out mum“ - as steep ' ‘iAEE . FIN. ' 1,,
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Sterling Furniture
Company
68-05 No. Main St... Tel. 10.5
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Wine Presses
» ..\ Crushers
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‘ .«m .... Kegs
“ EN“: \' _
it ‘ a wooo asp muss Farcme
‘ W1 'Ma ..
tie consisted oi broad swords.
constituted a win.
No Intereii In
Charter: Change
xenon! wossnto iron on
aoams'r morosan to stem.
steamer Mama to cm‘.
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EAST NORWALK
Oscar G. Seder-steam, East
Norwalk m tel., Sen.
tine] Office. “i
Despits the importance or the
question there are apparently few
East Norwailters interested enough
to discuss in public the suggested re-
vision or the city charter to permit
the assimilation at tho district utilit-
ies by the city. The proposal or the
committee will come before tile peo-
ple tor action at the polls on Tues—
day but comment seams to be as
lacslnt as that on any other election
question:
The lethargy or the voters as con-
0:2. the olitlc'ai situation is not-
l his in t Not-walk more than
in any othor port or the city. The
Third District electric lisht plant is
fl. enemas pront that misht well be
applied in the future to the bosom
oi the section. Attotnpts to find out
it the customary under-cover eon-
vassins is reins on are that with as-
alliance (in Iii sldos that nothing is
Mills done. such a state or attsirs
is like the ease of East Norwailt at
the tiiuo of consolidation. when the
section was so split on the question
as to have been called neutral.
There is the possibility that an ac-
tlva clients get out a Vote on the
propossi will be made on election
day by party workers but this is
doubttui since. as Charles ‘Evans
flushes said or the New York pro-
hibition sollliluetltl “The line at di-
vision on this question does not run
between the parties but across
thorn." It is known that several
party leaders at the city ‘aro bitterly
opposed out are not willing to make
an issue or the question because oi
the roar oi: loslllc some or tho lol-
loving would carry over candl-
dltos in o field.
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«Crawford Ranges and Heaters
sold on easy torms—Btorlin. trurni-
ture Co.-—Adv.
A report that Mrs. Bari E. Wai-
dron. of e Betta place. had retained
eouasel tor proceedings aaainst Mr.
Waist-on. who left the city Monday.
on [rounds of assertion. were lie-
hied lost hicht by Mrs. Waldron at
her halite. Waldron‘s disappears
once from the city has occasioned
considerable comma a circles that
ill"! Illi‘n best as s. dmbel' of the
ii" department at tho central sis-
on.
‘ Friends of the missing man do-
else. that he lett without notice
Honda following a orlsts in hilt
homo its. lie is said to have let‘.
behind several small personal debts
to.aeouaintances and fellow work-
ers. The couple have two children.
one being Hrs. Waldron's by a for-
mer ' marriage.
A lllle that runs weekly in a local
aowapa r to this sheet: "‘l‘no week-
is test 1 the East Norwalh lira
alarm system will be held tomorrow
atterssoa at 12:05 o‘clock." has
but! sustained by its authbr. no
says the custom was insmshtod he
a reminder to the ilrotiiotl because
on GM Huston two years the
apparatus amorous the wee ly call
when tho uremia forgot tho test has
duo.
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In and Ira. Gunnar :ooirsas.
... movies treat St. Jolie street to
“NM street. , 'r
Carlie
Ir. sisal» nttr and soil
aasssrslnaun-uessllotaotui
race restored to seminar. you».
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New rows or house were planted
yesterday on the land or the stay:
dowor Hook and Ladder company
headquarters and the residence
alongside. u Van zest street.
mil altos s. Williams at
the has!“ uslow mos tilts
school retarded Ioston
where ”one“ lath. dar-
N II loot sod total I
The second event or this first championship bat-
Drawinx first blool
The right arm 0; each con-
testant was wrappod with arminrs.
Fln's was
. WRIGHT
hills and Sullon'i red.
The men shook hands and wont to it. In the
fury of the fight that ensued hoih swords we're
hrokon nnd Fig; was wounded by the broken
point of his own sword. Sutton at once claimed
AND SOUL MATE JAILED '
Frank Lloyd Wright. ruinous (‘Illcngn architect. and his “soul mate."
M me. Olga .‘lilnnnll.
Minin, and taken to
The arrows indicate Mule. )lllnnoii and “right.
Bimini-inn (lilnz'cr. “(‘l‘i‘ nl‘l‘t‘iit‘d at Lake Blinnclonks.
.‘llllx-ilpulis. 'l'llls slim-.3~ ”IV"! on their tiny to 1.3!.
lolwi't'll liit‘lll is a
Minneapolis police woman. »
reversible
armor: LIVING ROOM SUITE
In Baker’s Cut Velour. sprint: cushions,
Make yourself cominrlnblc in one of those suites and enjoy
these lengthy nights. We can honestly any that this: is the l. ‘
biggest value over offered in this vicinity.
$79.00
Linoleum Rugs
Extraordinary Values
9 x 12 ...... ..
9 x 10% ‘Ilasaooos
9x 71/; ............ 3 8.97
9: 6...”... ...... $7.49
sPiooo
Bed ‘ Room Suite
31123-3?! Large dresser, vanity, bed
- and chiff-
robe ....... $99o00
Large and me
hold
one
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Cedar Chests
Christmas gift, a doposilrwill
$12.98
Day Beds
With fine cotton mattress,
covered in
fancy tick $12.50
. Bed Outfits
an ideal
not finish . . .
End Tables
Mahogany or wal. $2.69
Bed finished in walnut, link
spring, and all cotton mat-
Iifis'...‘.‘f‘.”.. $19.50
Taberets
fir your flower pots, stand
18” high, top 9” wide, finish-
Mattresses
All Fin‘e Gotten
and lined, stick
in polyeromo
ed in fumed 4 ft. 6 in. $8.90
«in; ......... '. 49C 4fft. ...... taro
, .. 3 t. 3 ' . .......... .15
Linoleum . m , 38
Armstrong and Oominteed Gas Ranges
95c SQ. Yd. Black c‘nsmeled Shut-nor.
. guarantee
o‘ . V b k .. .....
B e 1...... . .. Y $15.50
Shade 0 georgotto. fringed
Quilts antl‘Bianltets
Our assortment is complete
and very reasonably priced.
$9.95
sleek to choose
and enjoy
in; qualities.
We carry th’fanieus Oakland Stove, and have a complete
the results of their wonderful baking and heat-
Alexander
an we»
from, priced to that you can purchase one
Furniture co.
m
did
the
the
him in n
that advantnto.
Illlt Figs.
rotrrce, was (rallied another chance.
after an sure-salvo protest to the
New wea-
nohs were procured and the two bruisers started
hacking at each other stain.
Editor Chopin
I Passes Away
At Age of 75
WATl-znlumr, (Am-whorl" r.
Chspin. In. mliior of the American.
% Wednesday evening.
o'c ck. nl‘vl‘ a. short illness. He
had iloiulml over a half century to
keeping the
mind nltrl through lilt‘ medium of
page.
some l.. mu American when hardly
more than it My and his 'sound opin-
ions and lm-rary Mylo soon placed
prominent place union!
the nl*\\ili:il\rrili9h of New
E and.
t'lmpin in spite of ad-
work of
(«Him Ml
M r.
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games.
cent illness startsd.
at South Hadley Foils.
trust a. 1852. the Min of
Harriet
town.
at 1:10
public
Plillx PAS.
YOUNG KNUT—l
never bring me a steak
again!
Mr. C'hapln
vancod one had dlt'erslned Interests.
lie was an ardent follower of sports
and an equally ardent Yale man and
was a regular attendant at the
It was while witnessing lhc‘
Yale-Dartmouth lame ths‘. his re-
Dom in Massachusetts.
Charles Frederic Chspin was born
(Abbe) Che pin.
383’.
WAITER—Why not. sir?
YOITNQ KEPT—It simply
done. olri thing!——l.ond0n Opinion. ,
ltosenileld Bros.
125 Washington St.
“Free Delivery"
Fin's skill and strength prevailed after a
gruelling contest when the Oxfordshire maulor
save his challenger a. cut on the arm thus winning
the broaden-0rd event.
(To be continued)
Tel. 340
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‘RALSTON ‘
Correct Styles
for
Every Man
Mass, Au-
Enorh and
of that
I
waiter.I
like that
122 Washington St.
South Norwallt
isn't i
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A Declaration
of Principles
of the Ameriosn Industrial
Lenders Association. the Nation-
al Body with which the Ocean-
ticiitelndustrial holders Anetta.
‘ tion is afiliatod—
RESOLVED, That tho American
Association desires to still}! and
dignity the Industrioi‘liosa Busi-
ilesa and assist State" Organised
tions in eeeariay legislation, its.
in; terms fair to the borrower,
and rates tli'at will yield a tsir
return to the lender. mooning .
snloupt of loans and risk of
prinoipol, so that the louder will
obtain a stint return on tho
’ capital invested. '
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nutrient LOAN SOCIETY-26 WALL sum ..
. rutuc woodman WAILSTREET
A Connecticut
Lenders’
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You are entitled to know all the facts about any
business so vitally inoriant in modern life as
ours. .
Seven years ago the type of man that dominated
ibis money-lending field was the grasping and
unscrupulous“loan shark.”
That type is (lead. The i‘ioan shark” has" pass-
ed. .
FULFILLING A NEED
It is not fair to you or to as to permit the honest busi-
ness of lending tummy, to labor under the shadow of
mother’s misdeeds. »
The Loan business today is conducted by BUSINESS
men, who realize that the life of any business is assured
on as the business answers fairly the needs of the
pub ic. ’
The State of Connecticut has passed laws that speciiy
a maximum rate of‘intereet to be charged in lending
men . Industrial Lenders are responsible legally to‘
the tats Baukblg Department, and morally to the“
pliblle'at , and are recognized by greahmen and
t institu bus in both business and public use as“
althhli and frielitfly servants to the man of moderate
moans. ‘
In this series of messages we hope to shed light on the
hilt methods of operation followed by legalized loan
companies.
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