1113111111, JAR. 31. 1919 ‘9‘“ "F!
DIARIES
All Sizes and Prices
YEAR BOOKS FOR THE
OFFICE
603 to $2.50
LINE A DAY BOOKS—J'or
‘5'years ............... $2.50
Ail. KINDS or POCKET
NOTE BOOKS
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALZ.
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Mrs. Thomas Henderson is in Brnum
N. C9,, with her mother. who is very
111. ’
Mrs. l-‘re-d ii. \Vhito has been confin-
ed to 1161' 110.1161 for the past week or so
with influenza.
Mrs. Carl 1‘1112r91'n 01' Now Haven. is
footie ill at the homo of her parents.
Barraclough, in
Mr. anti MN. James
E21 st avenue.
held Monday evening, Feb. 3.
hers are requested to be present.
Theic is (1.1 inhibition at the Ne“
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\ DON NELLY’S
[City New;
George (‘, Quirk is ill :11 hiu home.
21‘. East avenue)
Neil Buckley is contim d to 1.1. 110m»
in Cedar Stine! “ll“ an "”5““ 111‘ the succeeding Morris Anderson who wcs
Sp: 1111511 11111 lenza.
John Coleman. who 11:19 bl-Hl ill at
his home in Winnipauk 101 11111 past
in 111.11 is around again.
——Co, K, -'1'I('Enelly‘s
1111118111.. Armory till 1'0‘ clmk.
ina- Smith of Hillside avenue. has
111 1-11 honorably discharged from the
service, and 1eturned to his home
—-_—d
Plrie McDonald. Norw alk Scout com-
mix-1511mm, is spending a short vacation
:11 «(411110 Placid New Y ork.
101m 133.11‘1111311 has been nulstered
out 01' service at. Camp linens and
ll'ls.retu11led to his home 35 \Vest
I“ 1111 street.
Private Thomas Riordan. of the. 56th
rvzilneni has returned to his home
in Main strut, having been mustered
out of 5911109 at. Fort So.huyler
.lcmliers of Lincoln Council, 0. U.‘
A. M., will have an oyster supper this
ranlng at the headquarters in “Weir
ington street.
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The annual banquct ot’ the l‘hilathcc
class of the Norwnlk Methodist Epis‘
('Hllill church will 'bo: hold this. cvoninc.
Then will be :1 pinor-lilo tournament
:11 the N01“fllk Club this 9‘. e ning. To»
11mm)“ (-voninz: 111010 “111 be. :1 yorinl
2~I'.<$l011 with 11-11 roast bm'i‘ sand-
“11110:. l'lL’. t
\. R, Maikiu & Co. have been
:11' :1l'<l¢"1l the contract for remodeling
1h . old pnwn station on Moadow street
t‘nr' tho Jamrs Bcggs Company, New
Yolk. Work is to be started :11 once.
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17. lieu-1 \Vccks. who has for the
31.1 t tow days been quite ill at hin‘
111211112, 131 Main street passeda 'lVEl‘Y
1-.»1111'01.‘.Ilc night and is getting along
1121-1 ly Hula}.
Iltll'ilt’f' Burr. another member ol.’
11.1 Insth Regiment, has returned to
his home in Arch street. atel' being
honorably discharged from the serv-
ice.
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M. James Tierney, of Chapel street,
lmmerly connected with the Norwalkl
loot shop, has secured a position in
the Queen Quality store, New York?
“here he entered his new duties ves-
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The Cosl‘
.of living is high, because
we make it so.
, We live better than our
grandfathers did, because
we can alien! to, but we can
not 'afiord $0.511de
save nothing.
Stan . a. savings account
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The 51111111 Norwalk
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where he now is stationed.
all the little details without
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by Gainsbor.ougl1 ltc5nolds Rommel)
and othm 18th ccntury English artists.
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The latest report is that
11110 map.
and 0nd at the home of Dr. Todd.
1 Fred 1'}.
.nection 111111 the His’s estate, and has
gone with 1'}. P. Dutton in Ridgcfield.
{killed in an automobile accident at
’Mill River. Mr. White will stalt to
work aghis new place about Feb. 1 ahd
twill move to Ridgefield.
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j The selectmen have been makinS'
01(11th r.1 dunct‘ temporary improvements on the P011 5
: us Ridge and N01 11 all: roads, by filling
in the ruts with crushed stone, and
otherwise making them passable. The
.1unusual. mild .weamen. with the contuv
”lual thaw and Slight. freezeups, played'
havoc with the roadbeds while all has,
been scarce for the past two years.
Private Edward Rutledge of Co. D.
5th Am. Tr. son of 'Mr. and Mrs Ed
“-11.1111 Rutledge of East avenue, writes
from Germany that he expects to see
the Statue of Liberty sodn. He has
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,1bocn with the army of occupation. go
in: alonglhe Mouse River to Stenay,
then acrOSS to Luxemburg and Batten-
l1u1'g. to Remich on the Moselle River.
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The following otll'ders wefb‘elecéfl
at the last meeting of Court “'illium
McKinley, No. 100. Foresters of Ameri-
ca: Chief Rang’f'r, Charles Crosby:
Sub—Chict‘ Ranger, (1. Strathey; Treas-
'11rcr;
Financial Secre-
Rocording Sc~
Lecturer, R.
Alfred Knapp:
1111'): Henry (imnstocli;
('1'1'I111'y, 1511110. Ncslnil';
Pay; Senior “'oodu'urd, Eflsaacs;
nior \Voodwzn'd. Jar/oh Bertram; Sen
ior noodle, 1). J. Doyle: Junior Beadle,
llurold (Took: Truslots. 1". L, \Veed.
llmu'y 3311211111. licnry ('omstoc‘k. It
1-.':1< arranged to hair :1 supper when
1111' soldiers ((11111: sonu'. Five belong
to the order. Throo
membership 'wcre rocoivod and it is
1h" intention of the officers elected to
do their utmost to 11111110. (‘ourt “'illiam:
McKinley us strongr us 1111;; other order!
in the State.
'1 hp New Canaan Gxancc celelnated
its 3311 anniversary on Tuesday even-
inu, in 1‘1 annond Hall. with :1 program
liltin" 1'01 such an- occuu‘ion The of-
iticers \vc1e mstnlled by Mrs. Darius,
'.A St. John and stali‘ in a very pleas-
ing manne1. The 11109: ting \V as entire—
ly in charge of the men. They had to
arrange for the supper. and attemL to
a woman’ s
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6801111, Sfifl' lllE, SNUG HEEL:
,l-iuns 211 MllllSOl
135 1 last
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U._ H E R‘M’A N .’ S .
Designed by the army board, built accord-
ing to their specifications and required“!
be worn by every U. S. officer and enlisted
trnafi because “experience with thousands
of men proved that this shoe will neither
deform nci' abrade the feet under con-
tinued hard marching over rough roads. ”
For all-round use there 19 no better foot
7 wear for. outdoor men. Sportsmen, Letter
Carriers, Expressmen, Machinists, Carpen.
ters, Masons, Lumber Yard Men, Buildem,
Motormen. Conductors, Surveyors, Plumb;
ers. Inspectors -- all men muchron their
feet find this the most scientificallybtult
31106 to be obtained. It 13 light. neat; and
1111.1 9:91:99: cannon-91.41991”
The regular melting of Richard 1101-
comb (7111111). Sons of Veterans. will bei
Moln-
( nnaan 1.1111311 11 191v interesting col-
lection of lepr'oduttions of porl1aitS.'
Pound Ridge is going to be placed on ‘
this hamlet will have electric lights. ’
The line furmshing the “juice" will boa
gin at the home of Ernest. Marshall 1.
White has severed his con-'
patterns
,‘ 2 , MEN’S SUITS
$20.00 Suits ................................................. $l4.85
, $25.00 Suits ..................................... ' ............ $ 19.85
$33.90 Suits ................................................. $23.85
‘ $35.00 Suits ........................... . .................... $28.85
1 $40.00 Suits ................................ . ................ $32.85
$45.00 Suits ..................................... 2 .......... $35.85
'i MEN’S OVERCOATS ‘
$25. 00 Overcoats . ............................... . ........... $19. 85
$3.0. 00 Overcoats . . . ............. . .......................... $23. 85
$35. 00 Overcoat: . . . . . ............ . . p ........................ $28 .85
L $40.00 Overcoats .............. . . .. . . . .' ...................... $32.85
1 $50.00 Overcoats .............. .... .. ................. .33985
t :60. 00 Overcoats .............. . . . . . . . .................... 1.. , $47 85
SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR.
NECKWEAR
Men's $2.50 French Flannel Shirts ............................ $1.65
Men’s $3.50 Gray or Khaki Flannel Shirts ...... ' ................ $2.65
1 ‘Men’s $1.50 Fancy Stiff Cuff Shirts ............................. 95c
; Men' 3 $2. 00 White Stiff Cuff Shirt. ............................ -95c
1 Men' 3 $5.00 and $6.00 Fancy Silk Fibre Shirts . ................ $3.65
., Men’ 3 $1.00 Fancy Silk Half Hose . . . . ........................... 79c
' Men's 75c Fancy Four-inHand Ties ............................ 59c
Carter’s $3.00 Part Wool Union Suits ......... -. . . .- ............ $2.35
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applications for ‘
' Business partners—-
Bed. "org
' _, Sale
l is some. sale—.come right here if
‘ ysu want to get the best clothing
and f:1r..lshi ngs for men and boys
at the lowest prices
Don't wait—come new when
there’s plenty of sizes, styles and
A Great Chance for the Large or .8mIIl Man—
Broken sizes of Men's $2.50 white Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.65
Ladies! $12.00 All Wool Sweaters ............................. $8.85
Menu $1'.50 Heavy Auto Gloves. . . . . . ............ . . .' ........... 95c
Men' 3 $2.50 Wool Auto Gloves... . . . . . . . ....................... $1.65
1 Men's 75:: Wool Half Hose ....... . .. ........... . .............. 59c
. 35c
t Men's 501: Wool Half Hose....:....‘............ ............. .
”Rogersd. Stevens
Norwalk, Ilium St)... Norwalk .; 1
s -——.
Iguiding hand. A committee of six
men formed at a previous meeting un-'
.119er to bring the meeting to a sac: Lynch, Judith .ThOmpson, 7 Eli ' tb
cessl’ul end and uphold their name as Murphy, Wilfred Bodwell my” Har-
entertainers. housekeepers and cooks. 'fOrd. Franklin Cleverly, Abe Harris,
The early part or the evening was tak- 19519191110111 Jewell“ Duscell A“ .
‘ en up filth the installation of the new- I r ower. can, Dumortler.
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ly elected oflicers. As. this me‘el’lnfll FOUR FIREMEN OVEROOME BY!
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Mable Miller. Julia'Sa‘ck,‘Riml.Har- i
rlc, Amy Wee‘inmara Stone, Bose
was adjourned, and the members and GAB
their friends were invited to enter the WATERBURY, Jan 31 —Four fire-
ban'quet hall the feeling 01' an "APT“ men were overcome by 39.3 while light-
tool party" presented itself to many' ing a. 2 000 fire in a. Bank street build.
.for they had no faith in men as cooks '33 “'9 night. They were unconscious
.One glimpse at the nine tables set9 when rescued 99 90,19,391“
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with an army at good things, 11mm
boiled 11am to apples and camations
(used for decorations) offset this feel-f
inc: and the men came in for praisel
and congratulations The. feminine
art Was there without any magic used 3
livery kind of a. dclicioua dish was}
found on the tables The menu con- :
sisted of several kinds of homemade'
cake and of large magnitude too. for-
forty pieces wc1e cut from 0
Small cupcakes dvcorated pith
ions rainbow colors also found favor
with the 120 who had supper as guests"
of the men folks of the Grange.
-Try 3; 891161181 Want Ad.
F011 THROAT- Allll LUNGS
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P 01ka 2'“) «”1 .ln l" on1‘1st3f1 ”ll
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50 cents a box, mcxuding war tax
For sale by all In t» {q
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A Warning,
FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM
Grip, Sore 2111101112, (70111 in Chcxt and
(Ill lullunmmtion and Congo stion.
(‘rr‘am of Mustard givos ins. tant relief
and comfort to the suucrcr.
It is far superior to mustard plas~
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ARE DRAWING CARDS
Continued from First Page
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' was charming both as the stenogra-
pher of the play and the pretty Dian- ters or any 1111111111.: 011 the market.
lst of the .otchcstra William Young It relives Congas; 3,011 inflanlrnation
put a lot of “pep" into the part of the and pain almost inst: milv. It mine
tricky lawyer and put his lines over ““3 911199. or was“? 5 01‘ linlmems f0!
very effectively colds, pains and aches.
Miss Ebba Anderson as the wife and It has produced wonderful results
Miss Louise Close as the sweetheart with thousands afflicted with sore
were very- good and wore some fetch- illroatulonsilpgsdnitiitff neck neuralgia.
C011 89 on, 1' I‘m. S rains 301‘?
lng goWns. Miss Florence Skidd gave mugcles, mums. colds mp the flush
a most clever character sketch of an bronchitis, cmup. headache, mmbngo'
English slavy and earned the frequent pains and aches or the back or Joints
applause given her and chilblalns.
All of the minor parts were present- Every household should have a jar
Ed in 3- manner well above the “51131 of Crcam of Mustard in the medicine
standard of school plays and the on chest {or emergency. Ask your drug-
Lire cast: showed careful drilling and gist; 25c and 6012 Jars, hospital size,
111a d mastered their lines well, re-
$2.50.
fleeting much credit on Miss Anna M .1.
McMahon, Miss M. Ryan and Principal The Cream of u; “6 CO" South
H. W. Blake who directed the play. Norwalk. com“
Cast of characters:
George B. Nettloton, Harold Granger .
’1‘. Boggé Johns Frederick Kellogg ,
Kx'ome, their bookkeeper ‘V ‘
................ Franklin Cleverly i
Miss Sally Parker, their stenographer
................ Elizabeth Murphy 5
Thomas J. Vanderbolt their lawyer . '
................... William Young
Tony Toler, their salesman ‘
..1 ............ . . . . . Paul Magner
Mr. Applegate . Fred Lovejoy ' ,
Oflice Boy . . .9 . . . .¥. . . William Ward ‘ '
Shipping Clerk ..... Abraham Tax-10v ,.
Mrs. Geo‘rge B. Nettleton '
. . . ............. . . Ebba Anderson
Miss Florence Cole ..... Louisé Close
Caddies, an English maid gt all work
. . . . . ............ Florence Skldd
Mu McCarthy- Wear:
A veiy important feature of the ev-
ening’s entertainment was the debut
of the new High School Orchestra,
which made its first appearance just
three weeks from the timé it. was. or-
ganized by the new musical director
offhefiixhachools, Miss M. 0.1k-
earthy, and played 11.1mm: unselec- 1'
tlons surprisingly well. ’
.Tliere la a wealth. 9t musical”! 2;
in “the 01' d1.
‘ For sale 11.: the knowing drug
116m:
Maui—H. Glendenning 01 Go.
Hunk—gnome d1 Burdwick.
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Catering to the ‘ Chllde I
Isan important part of our business and we never miss a
9911:1193; to add something new and novel for their pleasure and
A big variety with a. Wide range of rices of BABY CAR-
I'm'N'R'S 1'". 21' m
KINDS OF HIGH CHAIRS. V RAL STYLES ALL
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall and High Sis.
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns.
"'1': 3% "' :z'.’ , :'E
'81 Wuhlnflon Strut.
DAlNTY DRESS SHOES
For-Men, Women and Children
An assortment of stand ard. styles and many novelties that
is the largest and most attractive in the city.
Dainty Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY ,& BRACKEN,
w now-1k.
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rmcroom-bytho 01-week. 81131111103301], ecu-lo
light: and an. Fine Ooh 0W; also Baotou-mt. .Iltallon
1nd Ana-loan style
Corner Homeand “(1011011111111 3111.
momma: or. 1.3mm. '
To]. 1500.;
run-‘-
Hershfield’s Motor Express
122 WATER STREET, 180. NORWALK; PHONE
NEW YORK, 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARfiOUS 798
'DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NOBWALH AND NEW YORK_
Operate Seven Best. Truck: in the state. All:
Trucks for Contractors’ Work. 0 Hydraulic Dump
Telephone your orders. Prampt uttefltion will be given.
Only competent help employed»? rweipt given and obtained
impound illat will bring re- . '
W $1.1m good: unyw mm.
o here. No ob too hr
Padded Van: for Long Distance Fug-niturc 15:11:60
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Proprietor
New Blouses
Ready today are some charming, daihty Blouses in ad-
vance spring styles. These lovely garments are made of
Crepe-doChine or Filmy Georgette Crepe in the very latest
shades, including Sunset, French Blue, Flesh, Navy, Bisque,
Red and White. Some are beautifufly embroidered and
beaded, while others are _in plain tailored models. Plenty to
select from.
$5.98_to $12.00
cc.-.o---
PRICES
A New Line of Collars
and Rufflings
d %u1t.e 11’th neavlest 1191111913 11113 follars of Georgette, Satin
an rg'a. y1s ep 8 especiallde edforro
undneck dresses ............ ye’YNgIEQc—WOO
Daintily embroidered and lace trimmed Georgette and Organ-
dy Collars, sqmmund and pointed 59041.25
Net. Fichus, ruffled andhemstitched Bile—$1.25
Roll Collars of heavy and sheer materials 50.c—$100
Satin, Pique and Organdy Set-s 500—$1.50
A variety of Rufling's, some with a little touch of color,
290—5911
J. I. MALLETTE
mun IOBWAH.
replace them,
saving heal.
DECORATOR
11-21. 452 East Nom- ..
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' HE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION or CHIROPRA‘T‘
icause or the disease and'the».
1adjusiing the same Disease In ‘
Iby a Wicncb twist or sprain lg
Iback. Even if done in childh
creates pinched names and 11111111
later lite in the d fie-rcpt organ m
limbs.
Chlropxactm's re ove the cause
disease and pain 11:11111 is W
through baimonizing the 111m
tems in your body. Femalom
given special attention; also can
lure of the spine. You will nomfi’
gret giving the Chfropmotor I 011ml
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe. '
T. FRANCIS, I); 1C.
84 Washington Sh, So. Nor-wallow ‘
Graduate from Palmer School.”
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A. M. WOOSTB‘
ATTORNEY AT. LAW
Late Examiner U. 8. Patent m
PAT EN
Send to.» Booklet on he...) 9 .
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Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
In all 118 Branches
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sold “310 mum
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27 WASHINGTON 81'.
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The Teeth and Pain
In the present stage at! W .
in the dental world, there I: no
longer any need for dreading.”
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or with the pain rednocd 004-1
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