Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 26, 1919 · page 5

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SOFT HA’B

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65c to 53-00

$4

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100 Washington street.
;-. hug, at which. roam. busi-
.. - .. tiansacted. On account of
,. 'lililV being a holiday, tile
:le will be dispensed with. .

» :r'ulal Billy Powell. first dis-
l .. department boss. his chief of
.4 Tribe and “Went or
Aerie, has just returned

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: .nm-ention in New Haven. and
Hi..- thn longest way round for
unuward journey. via Albany and“
m Lmn River boats toi'New fork.
:iu dance. neaday night. Mur-

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"- tllorilng of
» held last evening in the club-
- is. An enthusiastic program for
.» coming Wintm was laid out. sab-
' to appimal by the club. Final ar-
tztzements for the smoker to ho held
' tho club on next Tuesday one”.
zieptomber 2. were made. "Flats“ and
music will be furnished, and a general
good time can be expected. A special
effort will be made to have all in re:
"urnod members of tho club who took
.niV part in the world war mad“.
County Agent L. A. Bevan of the
rfield County Farm Bureau baa ro-
w-d from a several daya’ trip-of in~
aim: of different crops in various
. or the state. which he malaria»
”any with a party of plant patholir
mumsenting the agricultural col-
- . of the New England statea and
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to lmti‘arond acceptance and Wa
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railing opinion was that a majorit}
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mammal-Company are expected
to m a must for a wage adjust-

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BEN TAYUOR NAN l8
MTG HOME TOWN

Bellini-in Taylor Nash Norwalk.
born these 73 years ago... 19" here at
the use of 18 tonal: his fortune-ad
is known as Ben Taylor Nash over a
greater portion of mm New England
Slates. ia back stain in hia oid‘home
towwtor an absence or just 55 years
andhu taken up his permanent resi-
dence in the Broad River district. Mr.
Nash dropped in to look. over the old
Gautte building yesterday, where be
m the motive pom on the old hand-
prm ol’tln Weekly Gazette when but
a. by. Rs; told many lnmmtinx

stories ofhla boyhood days in Norwaik,

land at his “will the human
world. He said that he was the first

one “no“ menu-ire buoineaal
tum. dainty. Now he inland:

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NB‘N BRITAIN, AUG. 28—‘Wtey‘
‘Filzserald formerly» of Philadelphia.
but aim has recently. taken up his
abode in this city. and' ‘Red' Allen. 0!
Bridznpott put l'u xr.‘ \ spice of the
night in'o ii‘ raid of bouts at Tun
ner Hall hero in“ ovcniirz. Plum
aid hmlng i zliglft adx amaze over the
Park (‘iii le-l in the hoot. which mm
the limit. twel '9 rounds. The other
two boun- one rivet—ll! in coming to
in conclu~irm U Kctzhel. of Brindle-

’ port winning his bv a knockout in the
coin: plexus me! \odng Priln. oi Sew .

Haven in tho flrl-‘i room while Torry
'Coanor oI Hartford, wa- tco much
for \oung R055, of New Brim in
tho opener. and the referee sent Rose
to his c mum in the middle 0‘ ll. ”h
and stanza roaring he might go! aorl
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heal.
‘ The many friends of Sianlev A.
Smith. supuintenrient oi the Connor-
flcut Light 6'; Power Company will be
Milo hear that he is convalesclng
from his recon: ill-cos.

Mar routine business wan dia-
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.n of New Raven were vumd.‘ man to make the old fashioned mince- on to“: Union No. 12?. held at 102
. . diseased pot-tom at Siart- mm M It coll-lamb! product no a! Washington strut. last night

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.t pol'tsll hm and mosaic; hula-a. bung attracted by he bl; barked his chin
.. nod The party also visited boon in real property that Norwalk is iron work in from of the Gazette build

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M Soviet: Positions—31m Per Year fl Nuns

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house-cleaning costs its a’ you
than housemaiddpowcr ”
for a week.

A Torrington
Vacuum Cleaner is
ready to clean. its big
log sweeper brush lifts.
threads and surface litter
loosens trodden-in grit
dirt. Powerful suction dir .
behind the brush sucks all -
dirt and litter into a dust- ’.
bag. .

The Toningtcm has no
conscience no tired muscles;
never gets discouraged. It is;
twelve-pound combination.
brush and suction that
and cleans thoroughly.
its attachments every form
household cleaning is '
quickly and thoroughly” i

Let us demonstrate it to ya.
It is worth the cost in ‘
and once using one you
feel it is worth it in

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. (nu m up .44.!
Blouses for :-
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Full Figures.

, The women of full figure who are continually
that ready to wear garments are never madl- orr m
fit them—have a pleasant surprise in store here this M

We areal: at this time to show an‘ array of m
Ind: pleasing modes iii women' s waists ranging in
from 45 to 53 that are attractive and carefully dew

waver? imple- a1}.

Plain white striped voile—scuttle flat milk—hit V”
back cnfl‘a-aai'iitevoiie V nxk—anbroidcrymfiont-I‘
white voile triimned with hemiitching and
dcis—hcmstitdwd cull. Three pretty models to W
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tilcllcd square neck vest and lace trimmed collar
dainty embroficry front cuffs and flat m
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