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‘1‘)” F295. 17 1919
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1' Sergeant. Bryan Silk yesterday shot
. la dog which had been injured near
MEN 3
ALL LINEN
‘H' ANDKERCHIEFS
Factory Seconds
~'?.35 per doz. " -,
”.5 half doz. '
‘men high, here is a.
opportunity at half
9': value.
'51) NEXT SATURDAY
'lTJGl‘ON‘S BIRTHDAY
:«EFTPH DAVIS
”on. Street, ,.
South Norwalk.
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fry Nears
Leonard str' -et.
NOR. WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
lutte has reported to thr- police the
i'lheft of twelve fine {owls from hel‘ . '
flock of. chiI-kens. N S
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A I'e'gIIlaI“Ineeting of Concord llivi-
The I; room bungalow on Lincoln
avenue l'nrmerlv owned by Ali's. Lin
Benedict hue been purchased by Mrs.
,(Iuesie Gray. '
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Nina. S. of ’1‘. V.I ill hold a. Iegular meet—
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in;r at the. home of, \Villiam A. l‘rvxm l ‘
.S Union place this evoninz. ; Miss Martha \\'. Kelly, daughter of.
. 1M '. and Mia. B. D. Kelly of 25 Chest- ]
nut sneer. South \‘OIwalk, and Prixate;
0m 91 G. Saunders both Ipmular',
young people of South Norwalk, were:
quietly married Saturday evening alt
ithe home of Rev. ‘5'. 1.. Van Domn.‘
- ._.. ' [The blide's sisteI Miss Frances M.
(haxleg w Stt)\.\t' III‘ “kl-ill“ ave Kelly. acted as lnidesmaid and loseph
.nue has cmnplainI-Il to the police 0t _\\'ebh, acted as best man.
;"'III\\iIIL: habit of local Ilt- . _
ars IIithout hm A. T Stumpt lIaI.. re
A complaint made to the police 3" ~‘
jtm'day by .‘tlrs, Kate Nl‘L‘Il‘fi'. ol‘ West
lNorwalk. that» her husband had as—.
aaulted her, Ital: referred to the Prose-
,(‘utlug AttornI-y.
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itht- Ntcadil}
MI and Mrs
lneurs to dlize the ll t i
ii“? any tail “2mg, . llllllt‘tl to then home in CI~-,anfmd N J,
- _‘- Ial‘LeI spending a few days as tho
lch'. 'J. Harrison 'l‘hnml‘r‘tr“. 01‘ U1" guests of their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Griffin
South .\o! ‘I_\ dl‘: Bdl‘H-“l (‘hurCIL of “'alter avenue.
Imp-liv lIzar' IIII \\';I.~lIIII;'_-1IIII‘.< Tlii'ilt
‘IvIII‘hiII: you wan! in the lilll‘, —— ._..—. Ganlp MCC‘PUI‘UI and is spending a
. ,mI III-('IIIuiI’IIIjx. \ Iesident oi (‘tH <ll"(:(l lt‘ptHU‘“ few days with his mother, Mrs. Arthur,
‘ --~---_. In aSturdu} maht 1113‘ a “if“ m‘ i‘ . Johnson of 26 Ferris avenue. ;
\\ :lil.I"I Ira-I... III \\'2I!m" bunch of he)? “1L“ Emmi": i” 2‘ “‘Sm’l V;
you 'I. I-.t,u in.“ lI-wn svrlnttslff't'lnlls manner, Patrolman Robert 3“”, (‘mq A. Hurt-"ram. of“ Prospect
I. um - I 0’ he “'35: l'I‘lllllVF‘tl to. Gainer investigated but ("mm film “0:21V91‘lllt’. has left for Palm Beach. Fla”!
1\,.. “1.2 ~. Indy-Jul I,” Saturday . “1101- of am man. {whcro sht- will join and spend a short:
‘ v-—-— ‘vacation with her daughter, who isl
7 HM- l‘hI I-;IIIIII9 IiIIIIII-IIt (ommittet “T H“ :stayiug at that place. i
I II» II» III. '11! II: ,t Iattt-‘mcn hold a meeting at the {hint ____’_‘ I
_...- .1 moms on Saturday evening and [oruttfi [Curb-'1‘ Victor Ferris of the United !
.‘I'.:.'Il. 1.1 Sawt- 11.1: II I)":' " 9” “"9” plans to" an entet'tainn‘l'fint to States navy is spending a short fur-g
’I- Hi” ILI‘I: :Uillt‘v'llt‘ had stolen all lw held (In ‘I‘Vedncaday, rrenln! Fell lougll at the home of his sister. 3,12%!
l'it‘u Ii"lt:- I‘M} ‘II Saturday M‘t' ““11"“ ‘9‘“. i” 3" Johns “"1"" """"'S' ; \Vili‘red llodwvll, 6 Seymour street. ,
l'lIIIII l‘.Is- IIIIIII IIHIII‘ lit-r lItIlIl"' ~"‘" ""' ' -—-- 5
at >il'I't‘l. .' A (loud u'. est-apln * 5'01““ “men. 3 Mr and Mrs. Eric Harstrmn. of Al‘
.--_-.._- tun:- ”m" l‘ H" ( oleman L‘ “P“ store on leutown, Penn. are visiting Mr. llar~I
. N H '1‘“"‘"'1'- "1 1‘) S““”"" NH?“ Md“! street lead someone, I"! stronI's father. Carl Axel Harslrom, at3
.; Sm...” V.” “a“... “Wm,“ a ‘lltllll'fi‘ the Central zFiIe station \t‘b’tCl lhis home in Prosper-t avenue. t
39>, HA. Ufflqnmm “.0,“ 11“. Iluv afternoon that the btlthng was; . l
.. .4 M“ William Sydney Jack ill'll't‘ vI~1:I- fit-plllz'll I'eNponued and. Private 01“.“. (i Saulldms has r-tL
. In I]. :IIIIIIII-l IlII- KIIHPIdHUl. to “m" “firm.“ ”w truth (I! the Imam“; ””‘m’d to his duties at Camp Raritan :
I-II 11m: lllt‘ .~lIl u ould dork in N. .l.. at'teI x IIndin the u nek end it I !
Yuri. Hun-la) Inoriniug. ‘(‘ \quASS [FOR FUNDS El'lrient ‘s in lil‘ls city.g I W l :
__ » FOR CELEBRATION; _ l
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,. i~ I.IIIIIII7I'I testing: muth
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«A: ,;.t or“ otlock today His cou- paign managers
con- lIeaIlq‘uarLeIs in Room 1 in the City E
sei’ on
at If I noon VI a»
but, about
.. jut \Lc'lll' I_\
"‘i critical.
2,; in ill" evening he rallied. and,
Lupe tul' his I'eI-ou'ery is now
4. It
2.» > ‘I nIiSs seeing
~11].
I 3138 Snow Shaving “Bream 350 be published daily in The Sent nel on
ube Snow T310250
the Snow Lotion . . . . . . . . 500 have already shown the right spirit
' l thou-Powell Corporation
: South ‘Norwalk
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. reward being
_W‘m-w'mvv- 1. In
A‘ Reward
Every time We read of a _
ofi‘ered for l
105.: or stolen valuables we I
think of the story about
locking the stable aft-er the
horse is gone.
One of our safe deposit
boxes ($4 a year), should
rot be considered as an
-;pense. More properly
' may be called “peace of
Ind " insurance.
SIIUIII Noawaw .
'03 pteathed at the .Ifteinoon seIIice in
Victzry Fait now in full swing ‘
ething doing every minute. ——E!k'si
Tourneur's cry man woman and clutd in the city.
:‘1 .‘Woman, " Regent today and The team captains will have a corps
" ‘ton.
' ‘ WASHINGTON AND
Apply few drops then hit sore. i I 1“ CO%%§%§Vé%§-ISR%§
touchy corns off with ‘
, service of commemoration for
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soft corn, or corn between the toes, and
Harry Johnson of Brant-hville. has
received his honorable discharge from
I‘napel geslmday afiel-
congreuafion.
CIanhuI I
:Ippret'iut it't-
the
Inoon' to an.
Shern and
of Norwalk spent 3'05-
)lissvs Helen and Marv
(Continued From First Page) Marv Slalterv,
e. gout“ Mam Street -—Damcmg gI andcst celebmtion Nonvalk met 01- terdai in 3”“ few)” "” ”m" ”mm!" 0f;
12- ganized. Dzwid H. MilleI, has been ”Mt CH."- }
—~-— selected campaign director with James J l
.. ‘\~‘Hl-;-.‘li)]h ()I-I-in K. SI-ILII-iI-ld 3732;] and affgdtggégsgfiéggeas ”112;: Sergeant Clarence Cable who is sta
l-_:I-l ' "Ir'll lan «Arously ill with I and , -
, D. t 1‘, L, ‘ “.1 Main in charge. the drive is bound to be a tioned at Camp Devens spent a week
.mtII.I.I. .I II: Iomf » end furlough at hls home in South
SUCCESS provided the people do their
share in the. undertaking. The cam
have located their'
Norw alk
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John Russell, who is stationed ati
Hall. whom. all business will be tIans
Camp Upton. spent the week-end with
cted.
As on previous occasions the mana. fIicnds. returning to his duties last
‘gers will appoint team captains. ap- evening - .
portioning to them a section of the; ‘
city where they will make a house tor
{house canvas and personally leach ev- M's-‘3 Ruth BYXbPG has returned to
her home at. Harriet street, afterat
pleasant visit with triends in Slam,
lot" workers to aid them each captain ford l i
ibeing .1113de the services of a num-
ber of assistants. An Honor Roll will
Jean James. of New York. who has'
been in Wilton for the past. few weeRS.
has returned to her home in: the city. ‘
which will be inscribed the
every contributor.
The women of Norwalk and Wilton
ame of
Mrs. Roberts has returned to her
home in eBrkeley street, after spending
ing the week in New York.
fwhi still make this a successful
drive. and already fully forty of them
volunteered their services and have
[cleared up considerable preliminary,
[detailed work. including the preparing‘
zof a large amber of personal cam-
paign cards for use of the team cap-
'tains. Several of the team captains
for other campaigns have ofiered their
services and have been accepted and;
any one who has had previous experi-
ence in this work 01 who is writing to
solicit the funds for the great cause
she asked to volunteer as team work-i
em tottafetvart iiihthe girst and Ifngft Harold Chittim has returned to his
impor an ‘1 ep In a we conung 0 6
III tIIIIIing heroes of Norwalk anti W il- home. in Berkeley street after spend
Mrs John Seymour. of Cross street, is
spending‘tho week end with friends' in
Jersey City.
Miss Mildred Homer, of Main street,
is spending the week with friends in
New York.
Rev. Flede' ick A. Coleman is spend.
ing the dav in New YOIk city,
7” UFl' OFF CORNS!
[in crs-vN ' l .
g 0 pain. Gemge W'ashmgton and Abraham Lin-
Icoln was held last evening at the
I'Trinity Church and was well attend-
ied and enjoyed by all. Douglas Fow-
ler Post A. R. and Douglas Fou-
Her RelietG Cotps attended in a body
together with a large number of the
Iveterans of the Civil, Spanish— —Ameri.
lean and the late war. The aged vet-
erans of the previous wars were. es’
gcmted by the veterans of the last
g1 eat conflict. A splendid address was
[given by Rev. Frederick A. Coleman,
who chose as his theme. "The Spirit
’gt VYashington and Lincoln Needed To-
; ay."
l A special musical—program of. unus-
goal merit was given, consisting of the
folloning:
Pmcessional—Onward,
. (tiers.
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little My Soul Doth Magmfy the W
Freezone on an 11ch com, instantly America .
Hymn of the We
that com stops hum then you lift $353319
, it right out. Yes, we! IRecesfional—Amrlc. the Bountiful
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A anybottle of timezone costs but . 7
PRICE ADJUSTMENT Bantam.
Christian Sol»
'4 low cents -at any drug pm, but is‘
sufficient to remove every hard corn,
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‘ fiOWLANUS
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
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«Two miles' and a alf affine
black sil s and woo egie un—
rollthemselves here in a sale
that offers fine economies.
Black Dress woolens
Serges, pessihly most~popular nook-II of all, rcg~
ular $1.59 to $2.75— $1.50 to $2.50
I Fine serges, with Special beauty of weave and
finish, regulai $3 to $3 .75— $2.50 to $3.25
Panamas, all of 42 inch width, regular $241.50
.Tttssah crcpcs, unique of weave, reg ular $2—
$1.60
,W'ool batiste, nuns’ veiling and hm nietta; regu-
lar $2 and $2.25 .$1 75 65 $1. 95
a??? ;W001 poplin, splendid surface, regular $2-—- $1.501
3 3787001 jersey of .special fine softness, regular $4.3},
Silk—and-wool crepe notablv lustrous, regular $3
$2.50
" Eoliennc of fine silk and II 001 and speciaLcrcpes
of fancy design, regular 952-— $1.75
i Fancy Crepes and special woolcns with hairline
' ‘stripes of White, regular $1. 50- $1. 30
Chiffon broadcloth, glowing and pcnnanent of
luster, Sponged and shrunk, regular $4—— $3.25
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' \\'tltl1()lJS has a thread of-cotton in it.
Thcrc is splendid new fol all the hundreds of ‘
women who appreciate the great service always
given bv black silks and woolI II dress goods.
Orcr 4&0 vards of true. handsome black stuffs
go on sale here Monday‘ morning our} square inch
at less than usual price.
A yardwidc carpet of (let-p and lustrous him-k
that would reach from the Broad street entrance to
Seaside Park far beyond the bathing liousea‘! A
striking enclosure for the new Plaza! For this silk
and fine from] Would build a truce 27 feet high on-
tirclv around that fine hi1.r open Plaza now under
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Mm )011 begin to realize what a fine gathering
it is, as to size. VI ill you InaiI'I- it your business to
see how fine it In as to value and variety? .
The figurcs that follow will tell vou of WI alue.’
‘5 on simplv must fit \\ \\ itlI vnur own (A IN. to learn
of beautx and \‘arich.
Silks :IIc dike; woolcns arc woolcnsl lye Wish
to make. that very plain. Not one of these W
This store sells
scrges of wool With a warp of mtton. They are good
and durable. But the} non or In to pogo as all-wool
——and this i< a sale of either IIll- “(ml or of silk.
Black Sifits ‘ _
Chiffon taii’eta, 36 inch, LIL-{aim $2 to 3,. —-— ‘
$1.50 to $2.26
Satin»: a yard wide, I'cgdlaI-IFB to $3—
$L50 to 39.59
Pcau do mic of special fiI III \\ eavc,rogularfl15'
Crepe de chine, light and line and firm, 1" “in:
$1.50 to $2.50;— 3125» -32 ‘
Charmeusc, rc cally charming of appetmnoe, 110
inches wide, regular $4——
Crepe do Meteor, aglow 'II itlI life: 3 d Holiness, 4t)
inches wide, regular $3—~ $2350
Thistledown, charming in both texthc-«ami fina-
ish, 40inch, regular $2— ’ 91:69 ~
7 Satin Radiant, 40.inches \Iidc, marked in Jul!-
tl‘OllS beautv, regular $2. 50—— 62%
Satin-dotted chiffon taffct :,I handsome and fine,
lcgular $3.50———— — 7 w
Silk poplin, charming; in “It-ave andllcauty. yard .
wide, regular 5512' )—— “g,
Third floor.
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1animation is the perfection
‘ior a campalm for raising
overhanging this new and model mu
”than 1'“ m Pa moon
' f -. a. M Inciude as previously report-i
.‘ , - ed in this piper. a “3:;
sufficient give every aid in
funds to~cleur 011 dog“ ”that are now.
of plans many friends or the aetiociation 171‘} It ism Sh“ m _
it 3 "00°53‘th lodge curl of 0361“”
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PAOKlNG HOUSE VEHPLQYES PAY
'MSED.
r CHICAGO,
Norwalk Chronicler