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5.’ L SORTS OF COZY
"(E RTE-R COMFORTS
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E. K. BANKS
aAHAGKEMo HOTEL BLOCK.
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Aston. 391m ‘Afitlr,'was ..., to ML?
and'Mrs. ‘J. n. Lmdeberg, in New York
Main street. last night. It is being
held at the police station and the own-
er may have same by inquiring there.
The last of'the games to'be played
an; m
HOWLANO-Sm
SWEATERS ’. 011V. ”awn Jon. 8.
LINED GLOVES The Ginghams, Percales, Fancy or.“ (rm-lv Axe-l tiarszmm; former
BAR MUFFS games: firming: mgr: museums “ . _
l‘l’ilOLEN HOSIERY mg placed 611' sale, comprising the and agqu$ilggg git$?m’li‘rh§a 5:313; - 1‘3an 0h Mailfit“ Falrfield Ave” Cam 8‘- Q
NECKWEAR be“ assortment we have ever father is on the mechanical stat! of .
ULSTERS Shown.’ Thgflslszrxllzhmy found a bicycle, on
“'“ Men:8h00ld look ' .e
’ " in the South Norwalk Club pool was _ _._ 7
75‘ .. South Roman!“ played Saturday night. J. Irving le- . f . .
24,5“ __ _ __ hie deleated Wsigliam' E. Mathews by “S { ' or Va “6
”MURAL" " ~ therscore-of 75— . . .
. - A ti th it uncil will . .
{LEKBI‘VW be 1151‘? tctl‘riogf‘ow enfgh}; lg the city E. L. Greenberg, of this city. with , "
{egg/e“ \ hall. flag: Exiles??? :1):ng goggtzblxg; r ‘ Style is important. tailoring is important. but first ha
sure that you’re getting quality all-wool fabrics in the
figseph Davis
SOUTH NORWALK.
The T. C. B. close of the South Nor-
walk M. E. church will hold its month-
ly meeting tomorrow night.
' A meeting of the board of deacpns
Washington street, with the intention
of opening a clothing store, exclusive-
ly for boys and girls. ,
of the South NorWalk Congregational
’ church will be held, tomorrow night at
8' o'clock. -
A daughter was born this morning
fifty News]
to Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond,
making Mr. and Mrs. Edison '1‘. Har-
ris, 15 Taylor avenue, proud ' grand-
parents. .
“Buy your Victrola on easy terms a
Donnelly's 16 So. Main St.
t
= Corporation COJHISPi Edward 1 the social. Members are urged to be:
'Quinlan will represent Mayor Jere— present by 5 o’clock, sharp_ l
A regular meeting of the Fairfield
County Y. M .C. A. was held Saturday
lafternoon in the .law office of Judge
John H. Light, “'ashinglon street.
Routine matters only were discussw
and bills ordered paid.
. A social meeting will he held Wod-
nesday night by Court Laurel. haugh-
lers ol‘ Castilc, in the rooms in lied
Men’s Hall, “Fest \Va'shington sareul.‘
’A brief business session will procred ‘
clothes You buy.
Good woolens are scarce and more shoddy stuff is
on the market than ever before.
Kuppenheimer
"hl'lll’ of Norwalk. formerly
. Arriv lunch. 5 \‘Vall street.
~"ll lo Tal'rytown, N. Y. l
A. Hegclein has been
":r- contract to ins-tall an in- i
Clothes
are oi the same old integrity of all-wool fabrics and sound
tailoring". with styles the newest of the new.
mlah Donovan at the meeting of the} Police authorities here have been;
Equal “moms" League ‘0 be he“ fadvlsed of the recent theft of $5,800'
Monday, Ianuary 26' worth of tanned cow hide leather from i
Rev. Elijah Collins Of St the tunnel-y of ll, L. Trent, Bayonnel
in visitor in this city yesterday. Twenty-one bundles were
amford was l
"“9“ fCity. N. J.
””Y‘pipi’ HOW” {01‘ 7‘1 H. flerday afternoon Mr. Collins spoke in - t t b - if ted‘
1,), his residence on Bnldllhe liniglltfitreet RMIE.cIl{1ux:h, 1 $31,212,, agrorxcigcfvindoaflg e co '(;
Madden has l'l‘t-‘iu’nod mg Hoghtiflllotfneetlhaflth llhleflrl‘illney $12335; ls “ff-Ale J- 3”???"hpas‘lor‘ffutgel When you buy a Kunnenhelmer sult or overcoat. It
~ . ’ ' ' -‘ : ur , 'l . ‘ ‘ '
0“ l ”W" ‘ “p ‘” C m ”l is a foregone conclusmn that vou’ll get the full worth out
:1‘ violinisl at the Regent in Forester-"s Hall, tomorrow night,l
‘ll‘. Madden is {at present {for the purpose of discussing the park- l , . , l
“ largo cm». 01.- “on” slud- .mg regulations. ,vlval scrvxce, to be held at 8 oclockl
,. ,. , ftonight. All are cordially invited to'
\1 ,_I) ‘v 1. 1. - W 1...- .. Satings bank ‘lePOWS _19_Bndge'lhear him. Continuous services every:
‘ ‘ ‘ ” 3“ ‘““"'""..1'“‘""*'59011. showed a gain or 5447:2344 Gur' {evening until February 10 with a (lib;
' “rmmn- I'OI-LE‘. b Tel. illg 1919~-desplte decreased war work. fl, .. , '. .. , -' l
l . .. _‘ ‘ _ . _rent speaker each melting.
iaccording to Bladstleets. Merchantsl Th F'r‘t distrl t fir de artment‘
. ”my Inppfingr‘nf 01,1 \Vell .still report demand for high-priced air. {will :0“; 5-: da-‘ncec (hi: evérlxling for;
'l' -' ~. 3 flies. . ~ . .. ,‘f
' _’. WW!“ ” “m 1" h‘ld' c - '[llt‘ll‘ canvassu‘s. Refreshments Will
: in .\ “clock at the Pen- Prof. Francis Harvey Green will be served and Qvec'e orchestra. will'
_.;lzlon. , ,sneak tomorrow night at the llllllos' 'fu'rnish the music for the dancing All
\ guaranteed $7. or money'mgm somal to b8 held m the ]South who are going a“) expecting to have a!
ant-mg Wl )6 en- ~ . ‘ ‘ , , , .j
be “11.1135.th by the :gxnnd tluu. Admlsslon only by :mvr,
'lllthl‘l. l
i
A suit brought by Frederick 11.;
Rowan, to recon-r nlone owed;
against John Soloway for $200, was;
settled out of court Friday. The case
was to how- been tried in the Norwalk
city court on the fourth. Monday In
January. Mr. Rowan Wm: repl‘etienlec ,
l
the speaker at the Salvation Army rc-'
of every “copper” you pay. It’s really an investment in
which vou realize big dividends—in the good-clothes satis.
faction and quality-return you get. ,
Rogers 5. Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
Ktmoenheimer Suits and Overcoats—-
styles that young: men like—sound. sen-
sible. stylish models for men of affairs.
$35 to $65. ‘
5L1}; oooasco.
9‘}- 31.2. rear: w: dd 2.1.; 292.1%.
‘ While You’re Looking
Around
_ Don’t forget our January Sales
of good clothes. We don’t know
of any place you can spend an
lll~11llll-lll.n [ivory afternoon {Km-walk club.
(PolleyS) Tt‘l. 22-27. HOW¢ music 10
, . , ESpeldel's orchestra.
‘ lzlnnllng of the ll hat-1, I
“l'lt' of King's Daugllters‘ .Among the recently returned “er'
[i Tuwdzu. at 2:30 o'clock nce men in the arnlyvhospltal at Fox
mm". H. ”‘0‘,” 45 Elmwood Hills. Staten island, I\. 3., rs Private
' ,l"red (.7. Becker of this cily of the 0th
fE'ngines 3rd division. Private Becker
‘Who is well-known here. was wounded
. in action durim: the Argonne drive. . _
'llw 1mm 5 rulers have ndopt-« _ ‘ ;by Attorneys T;.':‘.':l:1:;v {1' Connery.
Slam" Dan“ "w" Assemb" ’ om “'ell (‘omumndm-y. No. 9.76, 7
mrpnrul.) soul UL" the town :1 . . -
_ . . , . :Hall F11, Jan. 23 \dm.. “m: l ,
s I"! .l spool ol lhlead m the ’ ‘ " . ~l’niled Ol‘llm' Golden Cross, will 110”
committees. sup- '
iergliihggfi’sscreiflherq' organizations its regular meeting, tomorrow even»
and welfare'orsanlzallons of the slate jf‘g' ~m. the I)?“ mp9” P'mdmg' .Efgm
‘will be represented at 5 two-davs' icdndldal'es mll hclmlmmd flflll’lna‘wlill-
meeting of tho (‘onnecticut Stole ,lutlon 0‘ officers M” ”me ”13°91, “.‘e
'T’eachers‘ association. to open tomor- 'zl'and officers tram “M‘Im’ ““1 “0
,row in Hartlord. ' the work, and a supper wnl be served.
l Norwalk's ”mt?“ against the Con, Jack McDonald, nil-moor ol‘ the crew
necticllt company’s street fare “zone" ion a. local oyster boat, complainedto
system of paying fares will be heard, . the police that he was attacked, 83"
tomorrow, at 10:30 o'clock. in the city urday night. on Day street, by Michael
hall, Bridgeport. Corporation Coun- Lubruno, who 51'1”" him With 3.1")"
’sel Edward J. Quinlan will represent gtle. Lubrana 119ande “3 ECHO“ 5.“
iithe city. ‘ ;asserling McDonald stole a bottle of
The 393d session 01' Norwalk Lodge, lwhlskey owned by h‘m. NO' "”95”:
No. 709, Benevolent and Protective 'wer’c’ made.
Order of Elk-4. will be hell on Wul-; \ llllnm J. I’mvcll. vice-president of
nesday evening at 5 o'clock. The past ,Lhe State Board Acrlc of EagleS. at.
exalted rulers will occupy the chairs. g'tended the meeting held in New Brit-
r
. :r :—-lmnl vl‘ thread made in
Sullvs was made in VVll-
__ The Howlan
“Own Your Own Home”
YOUR CHOICE AS TO LOCATION, PRICE, VIEW
Values ranging from $2,500 to $50,000 ‘
Louise ll. Merrill. daughter of
~Tl'.llll Schuyler Merritt of
? has been appointed :1 mm“.-
«c (‘ommillcc on Legal and Ad-
‘ll'l’Elllllll‘E of the State Child
Commission.
ml Mrs. Abraham Rosenberg
fin :1ll‘l‘0l announce the birth
‘ L'll'l. Mother and daughter
._ nicely. and Papa Rosenberg,
l popular foreman in the ll.
>ml>‘ shoe fzictol‘yl‘l wears :1
: \Ylllll‘. '
‘ llsllmonl :ll ll Main sli‘Gef,’
.\'. stul‘lod some little
by _\l, “'ngmeister of New
or lll(‘ lnnllllfucllll-e of hair
Ramond 7 Bros.
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COMFORT GARMENTS g
For Cold Weather, Specially Priced g
"r-lullin: switches French . . . -
r. ' The next lnltnflon of ('anllzllt'll"s “.‘lll am yesterday. «The idea of the mect- ’
. lo. ls. now called the - . .. . . , . - 3- " ' ~ ' ‘
”00.1,, (:0 A number of take glace on “j,“"dw ““mmon' '1‘" .n., “a“ to complete the plans of ”‘9 WOMEN'S mm GOWNS . . . . . . «$2.50 and 82.98 . hour more prOfitably. ,
, ,m, hm, hein P l l d nary .0th at 4 oclock. .memberslllp drive for the. State or = , ~
f . g =11 p 0"" .. ' _ fConnocticut. N“ _ m w , . _ BILLIE 3m “PM GARMENTS, made of fine 1‘
mm m pmmodmg most sat~’ The annual meeting of the Connec l 9! day as dead . 7 ,v >
. ‘ ltlcut Optometric society will be held ed upon as the day {or the big initia- " quality . «m1 . . . .. . . . ......... .- . . . . . . . . $2.98 .‘Z ‘ -
far Ily's Orclwslr‘l -— Armory ....in New Haven at the Hotel Garde, on U0“ 0? membflfl m be held In Bridgc- WOMEN’S m FLEECED UNDERWEAR . . . . . . . . 35¢ "l . ’ it .
. mum. ‘ ' 3??“qu and Tfixesday, szmuary 12 and poll; Tge next meeting will be held . 3mg 33,388me 30mg large ‘ize _______ . $5.00 ‘ i334
‘ ' “in ... impli- ‘lf filedl‘si‘ofifirg‘; ”‘ 1L “m ““6 ‘8 3"“ 1“ mm on manner» ' - $1 98 -‘ , ' h
77"____ *~,w .. . ,' ' , ‘ < ‘ , V f . ‘ ....c..ao.o-ua. I I: -
g. \g \ Y . ~ (City. Neb., Who “Will deliver six “'0‘ WOW Tnfim, Med 0010!“! . . . . . . “-m S
a“ .}_T(l‘,,l llzlEDIAldeQHOL his: h "smnum" 31 339mg: mums, for children .. $1.25 2; .
, .->-) In on ncu m2 — c nelly's Orc estra -—— Armory, — ENGLISH KNIT G - ”woodman .. $1.50 and $2.00 3": THE TOR THA'I‘ SAVES you' MONEY ‘
Contamer Tuesday night. WEEK’S FLEECE!) CRAY GLOVES . . . . . . ...... 491: 33 8 E ,j
.2; .. _ William H. Vl-‘akelee of South or“. WOBS'I'BD T001138 for little tots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c to We ‘ .:- ~~ -* , “v. :v «m ,::m » -, h
“On POWER commonsaln. a frequent visitor in mm cty, has 3 menus rm wonsrznnnmrs ..... $2.50 ”5me m ”M” . .-...- ....
South Norwalk {33329339333 5,1353ngfigghqggyje- : my annals, usher mm climb . ... ... .. also to 750 i‘
. . l , . ss- . . , , ,
-. ,. .. ' man concern, which is involved in it BABY 3mm mmmlfle . .. madam a
‘ "_ “‘ lmllllon dollar bankruptcy case. The Also many little lots of monnble articles 1n too small A DIR E‘ ”l '
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quantity to advertise, but which we will dispose of at very low
goods in the warehouse are valued at
-..—....
$100,000 and are being held by the au- ;
.thorities pending disposition of the ' Dr!“ to close‘ 7 NE
case in the federal courts. P‘ d. ' .
——McEnelly's Orchestra — Armory — ...... 1‘ '
‘Tuesday night. ' e (gree Part of our equipment- is a direct private telephone to our mam
l Because they have anamed the dig. Van Dyk’s Quali—Tcas have‘a olfice which enables us to render prompt and reliable semce
llolly ”of “workingvmen.” boys attend- pedigree. A skilful blend of ” equal. to that given by any branch ofiice located in New York
lug night school sessions in Frank-
:lln school believe themselves‘ to be ,2
privileged to enjoy roughhouse and
other annoying ~ and noisy acts of
rhoodlu-mism. "Repeated warnings by:
school authorites and policemen being]
without avail. more drastic action?
was taken last week, and one lad was =
arrested. He was arraigned before ‘
Jud'ge George H. Vosbllrgh in the
the aristocratsof the market, _’ . Citv
they are head and shoulders ' "
above many teas which are
sold for higher prices.
Quail-Tea 31bit. $1.45, 50c lb.
VictoryTea 3 lbs. $1.00,35c'lb.
It far excells telegraph service.
GOLDBERG 89’ 'HEIM
Investment Securities
:” 23.61624“ Atlantic Street, Stmford, Conn.
”$1.00 m ”11119.!
srscuL
3&2311; r g’gfiifig‘gfif’ wiggling Sig; label Teas, 1.2 lb.‘ 35 g , ‘ S‘A'ljURDAY ONLY .3 Telephone 3045 Stamford. . .
___ -- :say, unless the rowdyism is stopped. ' ' ‘_ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' c - - Jan. 10. 1920 ‘1‘?“— m m74 mm. New York City.
. WR INSURANCE ' -— ——-- ——~ r Gold Label'reas, 1.211). g ‘ ‘ ,_,NE, POUND BOX SALE . , w
remains AND YOUR pkg. 45c . ' ‘- 0F , innocuous .—————— ~
HOUSEHOLD ‘ _ '1' ~.—--« ' . ' , ' ‘ ME Q ' - 9 i '
iNVENTORY 7 ' , , mmmsmr NT - Ladies 59011 OXfOI'dS
would went at once in ’1 ' ' t' fizz-k tan calf with military heels, blind eyelets and imita-
::-‘~e ofafire. : ’ . 7, " f 10! . ,, . -“
2.3 they both tucked away ‘ ha" ””5? _ . mack calf, with long vamp, military heel Md ”W ‘3'“
.ere they would be .hurn-. ’ § . . 1% ' . ' fl
{:4 along with the goods ' ' ,‘° 1°“ . em: 110mm: 5m mares. , ._
insure? ' ' ' ' " '
son Real Estate
NNEALLY & MAC-KEN“ .
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vaults? . I. ’
a year is all it ”9"":-
. keep- them and many
:her valuables there.
Scum
Norwalk Chronicler