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fan. 21. 1920,.
1920 George A. Stork, of New York, Was
' a visitor in-town yesterday
The Gingham, Percale; Emmy B. Hiilnian‘ of Bridgeport. was in - ‘ - '
Shifting-s and an the new washiown today on business.
Goods for the New Your are be-‘ '
._ s . . . . Edward Elser of New York was in
:lilltlge 0‘ mg placed. on sale,.eompfiring.the' town yesterday on a business trip.
' ‘ I M ' him assortment we have ever: r ed B d i mi~ n ld
on sign 3 0 ' . 41‘. run age 0 (89 e , was
"‘1‘ b 0 en S wn visiting local friends yesterday.
“fillings E K. BANKS | Mens' clothing. valued at. $80, and
. iowned by John Brady. of the oyster
_. MAHAGKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ‘boat “Museut” has been reported sto-
SHIRTS _ 8 No _len from that boat.
‘ Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Sheber en-
:. Half. Doz. $725 t —- tertained at their home on “lashing-
Half Box. 310.00 1 The newly elected officers of Olixo ton street Monday night in honor of
:0. Half Doz. $12.00 anfh. K- M Pu will be installed to» Mrs. Shei'nr's birthday.
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0 H1” Doz £14.50 ,‘m‘rmw mg!“- »
to. Half Doz. $37.00 ‘( Theodore Brother-ton of Dry Hm‘ Mrs. Edgar L. Gregory oif'Newtown _ .. .. . . My.”
‘3. Half 002. $18.50 ‘nvenue leaves for Atlanta, Ga. 50me_ avenue; who has been ill for several .
35. Half 00:. $21.00 time, this week..“Teddy" has relatives days was, admitted for treatment Sat- ~ ‘
there and he may spend the‘ remaind— ‘ ‘ 'g l
:10. Half 00:. “4’00 ‘er of the winter there. umy at the horwalk hospi a '
3. Half 00:. $2825 i ' _ \
~'. Half 002. $29.75 ; fl - a . . . , It. was necessary to keep the street - ~ ' .
. .n t $5 95 “£251?“ ‘hig’ht will be observed ““5 cars going all night last night. as the' '
I” o I. D. xv I g m t e quarters Of the 01d light fall of rain that froze as soon as.
Ha f 02' $33.75 ell Honk & Ladder company. Danc- it Alanded would in a short while makei .
ing will be enjoyed. Every member it impossible for cars to run on the
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.- . lentil e r lad) friends are asked to at ‘slippery tracks. — , l . . , .
° ‘ » . . . Th. fir‘t . nnual Butchers-Ball. No.l . I
“0 per cent. Th? llOFDtiul Whist Clubwill meet 335. Z. A; 2‘ B. “v. of N. A. will b0 i, .
Reduc'u‘m. “"”‘ “"P- ““le a. Brown. Svn- held January 28. in Musicitaii. Danc- , ,
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. ’ . View avenue. Mriday afternoon at. the. i wm be held from 8 p, in, until 21'
l "y GloYes’ Traveling usual hour. Menibers Who plan to 3" ago. Sv‘ec‘s orchestra will furnish filial ”5......” ' I I
Ligs, Suit Gases' tend are requested to notify the has music. . ,. l . '
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:peClaI Odd. Lots ;., N A Mrs. Harold Phillips of Merwin} . j " i‘ ' e ea l .
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of Town é-lzsznfillglilfiAgrrclfgl-oth- street. who undeiuent a oerious at)“ 31L. ' . .
1811’s $11k HOSIBI‘y ci's' full orchestra with cathedral eration saturda) at 3“" horwalk .
500 pair. chimes. Vocal solos by Mathew Mul-osmtal, ‘5 reported as resting COP]- ‘l
33 1 3 t ff 1,111.11. .‘IOX‘iably. .. ~ *3
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The remilat‘ January meeting of the . ., . . . - . ' ' '7 ’4
l ‘V Leather Goods Nat-walk Medical Association was9 Althofi‘d‘ the {animal ““6an of It was In the mlddlc 0f the busy aftemoon' ”‘7'" I
.. .. held last niL’ht. in the Vorw'flk Clilb the Lockwood Manufacturing com- _ 1 L
25 per cent. 05. Dr “'illi'im w TI'HPIV ‘nddles ed n I Dam is over the rush imriod rim-l ‘ v '"‘ “"
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,. _ , Mom“flip“...{gmm “mm {Whig tinues. as m company .. mm... They were coming down the stairway; undei their arms safely tucked (H
suiieci _":'0(ern .-ethods of Diagnos- b ri (1 under numerous l'll‘f't" orders . i ' ' H °
is of littornai Organs} Two new meni- it e - L t 5 I I r u t m d . ‘ .1
E , hers’wore elected to the. associationto bra-nailed. , l ' pu Chases J S -a 6 They had ‘ Shed for the day. -
M during the meeting, ' , . - ' . “ " ' ° 1 '9
«our; ‘ . -- The «Socom- Number 2." tug-boat W e were Wise to come early} just see the crowd coming in l
l\:?g'7;'/” _ Horror Doulens. son of Deputy owned, by the Siandnrd Oil coniyahy. .
{\Vfi Sheriff and Mrs. Edward B. Doulpns, New York, was tied up at the keg??? ‘- , u _ . a
:/ . rostrum: volebraw in. mm birth- docks: 3mm" “’1' “WES- ”“19 b0: 30 spoke one. And the other young woman W Yes indeed, it payr‘o
D . (18‘; by gn‘lng a large mlm‘l’i‘l‘ ot‘ his‘flfm-y' bieeicoutfil.‘fiho‘ugdntitifiecggefis . ” ' .
‘ Q Eitl (3 friends a birthday party. The 0 "5 a e v“ 1 3' c l ‘ ~ . ‘ ' ‘
9 “pl-1 aVIS afternoon was pleasantly Slwni with on the way 10 the RUTWEW harbor. . be early o _. 3’
. names. and the. guests were served . ‘ . . .- . ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘ "
era uonwam Wm. lunolmon. - 1 C-‘"‘.}“’f’1..‘;f:‘;°“”g~ 5mm” C“ And it does. The morning hours are best if you can take advantaged them; '
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The ormutivo committee of ile . ‘ . l 1
“WWW“? “mm“ °" “Nimrlil TWO m“”“““'~"““ “'0“ ”"°‘““'“‘“ 0“ My, how busy We are all through the afternoon l By the thousand. peoplfi
which met yesterday in Harifordfitheir entries at (if? Norwalk poultry."
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m 9 mm" mm a mm ”m a 5““ “9“ “1 "“" p“ ” ‘3" ' " are Ming-Ending. They know there is a big lot of worth-while things to be bought
higher educational standard be main-
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5y A I ews tained in the Machine: forces through- 0f “‘5‘ week. 1; 3" Ji‘hm‘én “’0“ firs“, ' . .
out i . .tat. h . . )rem'uni on ’hite. \"yan ottes, first , °
‘ , he s :2 urging t at adequate I i at big savings.
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salaries be provided for instructors in on cock, second on coekorel. fourth
.the schopls. ion pullets. H. 0. Ward also Won third , ' . . . I...
of 3s Non‘iown A om storm that arrived in Nophflace 0“ ““9"“ and “"048 "51M“ . . Some sections are so crowded that it takes patience. and determination to gel
what you want. But how it pays to use both i ‘ -
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underwent an :waik about 9 o’clook last night. cov- Reds—DanJury 50““
‘ 1 . _ .‘.(‘I'Pd sidewalks with a treacherous
““' ‘\°““‘“‘ “W” “7' ‘*‘ coating: of'ioe, which made pedestrian MURRAYS smcmo amass-rim
ivt‘enily
1" 7'" “hm“- Itravel particulai-lv dhnzm'ous. Mam" Armory, Friday “531“- - ' '
”7.“, - fret-inns found waikins in tho road? For your own comfort and benefit , use the mornings , if possible.
”I “W” 1' m 1‘ has been . less irOllblesome. Trains ari‘ivinsi "1:119 Norwalk (fiuh will hold a “Go > ‘ ‘
1 ”mm ”mm!“ mm "'9 mm mm“ ”Mm“ WNW" ”"9“33213’3111 ’ ”As for us--Why, we are here to seEVe You with all pOSSiblo speed and abilh’
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(xiiltlness to Animals, andixon wore consuierahly behind sched-i nary 22. 'lhe PilLPl‘iailllliGnt
Humane Sumlay.. I tile as a result of the worm. l $3331 insight: “all; 1t)1ilf;;'i;l‘1itl)fcgll:oxl;:.. d Th . h . . bes . h hl
I ( libil-i'esmrd'tv is t0' Charles Poulios dof 11‘1 )ifiin street. After the entertainment games will b" at any hour 0f the bustncss ay. C tlme t at SUltS you t. 5m” as t OI‘OUg‘ fi
" "' 7 - 3 .A . _who drives a Stu elm er ms. was played and refreshments will be serv- , . ,_ - s
1:! the lift 10: of Archi-j drivingr down “'nll stroot last, nichi at. ed. This is a stag party and all mem-. It’s our bUSInCSS to be rCady and helpful whenever you msh m to be. And wwafl f.
., \Vostport. broken 1-9.! 6:30 p, m., and when in front of the‘ hens ought it) be pl‘vst‘nt and make itl . _ . . b . l ' I , . ,
, . . , . . iNorwalk Supply Shop. John Doors 21 good time. . ‘ 7 ' ‘ — a
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m (niobile at Ci nt_":i walked in front of the machine andl ‘ ....-.—.. attending StrlCtly \tO USIHCSS \
. mending anC‘l)~ It “a. gwas knocked down by the fenders. Nix-J Antonio Yetromile of Saugatlick. . . ‘ ‘
Beers was shaken up but no serious was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital .
injurins were caused from the acci- yesterday afternoon With a $0311)
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' 1“,--- __¢~.—..._— mam, wound. Mr. \‘etromile was driving in ‘ .. . f. l
-, . , T - a machine and passing over a rut in ‘ I I . a d ti 1
' - 'l'l‘l‘ RED ALCQHOL pub”: Spiritualist Message. the road the violent action of the car Dld . you ever. see suc lne n p en u
.4 Gallon Including _. A. Q, , ‘ ,. . threw him against the top. causing . ~ .
1 - Mr. ting.» m erv 'I‘hui sdav Eve ng, ,. . .
Lontalner .- n ‘ ‘ ' _ q rather a severe cut in the scalp. Re: - '7 . 1
‘ 100 Odd F""""“ Hall, 30‘ Mam ‘ t" ports this morning show his condition . n ots as t ose O t S _
~ :n-P‘owell Corporation conducted by Ethel E. Purdy, Pastor {or the better. , , ‘ Q
S A and Medium. and Mr. L- Hayne. LOCI! Hundreds cf sea lll r 3 tie ing L Q ' ' . . ' ‘
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““‘h “m" " “ Sale ? Did you ever make greater ’ 5
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loved one gz'one. 001110 and receive a due to weather conditons. Because of
'{ill.
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message from them. the ice-bound waters, the gulls are un-
-* , _this:are?”historians? . ' savings! Get more-"while
The popular Murrav‘s orchestra. . .
‘retums to Norwaik Friday night of persons taking pity on the birds
this week for another or its ”Mot plight, threw broken loaves of bread
mom-m and dances given in the! tothem from the Washington street C .
armory under the. auspices of th: br‘ng- a“ 1 ‘ . y()'l an .
i-‘ourtli Separate company. (3. S. G. V _ - ,
dance program of more than usual ex-y Re" George Baird. 0f the Rowayton .
cellence is promised. Murray’s or-y Methodist church, will be the speak-1 .- | . . .
chestra is an organization that has ap-i er at the Salvation army service to- . .-
' ‘ night. All are invned to hear his won-
lltagrgdl55:22“fili‘ltlibi'iiggjwc'lrh?2{nniggcieil derfui message. Services will be con- - ' , ' THE . HowL AND DRY mons CO.
. . . tinned every night until February 10.
ment that ‘t 19' to furnish dance Norwalk saloon-dealers this morning
;- i. alwa 5 sufficient inducement ~_ . ., , . _ W...—
music “ y started removmg then signs adiertis- B. E. Sperry of . Riilrileld was in SURPRISE SHOWéR MISS SADIE -
H ' T. ' ‘0 NOW“ fhe floor Of the armory. ing intoxicating beverages. A short
V. HE TEN COMMAND- : period of grace will be given before an t9“? yesterday “Siting friends. KEELER. i
MENTS 0F THRIFT . ”95‘s are made 0‘ delinquents George Mitchell, real estate dealer, A miscellaneous surprise shower .
-‘ .. yesterday sold to Miller & Tracey the‘ was tendered to Miss Sadie Keeler at o
WEEK ‘ . l Several complaints have been receiv- James Ells block at Main ’and Hoyt her home 155 Washington street last‘ 0 tametr'sts
January 17—«24 “d at Dome headquanffl‘s concerning street. Renovations and attractive “mien-ting. Miss Keeler was greatly
the laxity in cleaning Sidewalks. The provements wiiibe made by the new' surprised when she returned from .
Make a. Budget.
Keep an Intelligent
Record. of Expendi-
ures.
condition of \Vest Main street, First owners. Bridgeport 1.011.an over .twenty of her
- Distrct. is said to be especially dang- .~ , friends gathered at her home with I}
"0119‘ Prompt ““03 Will be t 'aken Animportant meeting of the bazaar1 shower otheautitin gifts. Among the
by the authorities. under the ordinancecommittee was held last. night in the; ladies present were .. Miss Gertrude .1 Glasses That Fi‘
Providin'g arrest for delinquents. if to o: c. moms at. 22 West avenue. Abraham, aim. at; Abraham from
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‘- heartily endorse the
ten. The person who '3
' them is bound ‘to
t“? 11 {my and at least mod:
Have a Bank Account.
‘ . _ , . sidewalks are not cleaned, orpat the Final arrangements m perfected. Bridgaport N158 Yetta. Cohen of : .
ES”? I‘lfe. Insurance 193:“- cfivei’e? “‘“h asbes or Other 1113- reports of inany'i‘imdsox‘ae donations Bridgeport, :Mr. anti 'Mrs. J. s._ Reich Both your eyes and 7011! WWW- Quality that 13's“
1 “me 3’ W111 .- ten“ to ”W"! awaents' ' mm by dim m: “41 the.‘ot~8udgmrt, 35"- He'“! Brew” °” and firvi’ on of skilled agitated optOmetrists with the .l
Oivn'Your Own Home ;::......u--"';ill ‘ ' - "‘ M‘ . " music for different evenings? was deiBrookly‘n. the Misses? Lillian Harris. " - . .
Eventually. . """" "' ‘ - GRANDMA "EVER LE1" . . dfled upon. The bazaar v!!! be held Hazel Han-ls, mam Harris, Helen ‘ most complete equipment for eye examination. .-
7 Pay Your 3mg §HOULD YOUR 3 ~ - “5“ “MR GET 3“" February 13,14,'16’ond71._,, , Al?;fiifinfi?Wskykm"Keelerr , .
—. . , -_ 3 E . . - 7 , ' Q ' , ',- mam fiver. v ,. More.
. -Prompily. _ g i.. EYE; BE 1‘ ‘; Shekept Her Look; Dark and cm, The _, Nag-nut Hagan! sewing 80-: J “ Wu, 'pgjschimm Ben- ’5‘, w%
tli'fe‘St In W. s. s. and. ; EXAMINED v with Sage Tea and Sulphur. - ciety win union on: day: Wag sesqm motion. guns. mo Mass, ~ , 6
their Government 80- ’ . \ REWARD! 3’ When‘ym darken your 31:115th lion on Tourney sinus week. cam my Ham uri- entertained with ‘
;~.~.mies 7 . ‘°‘ ' - Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can manning.» 9:5?an :flmgnu BWQ'W same-mud treatment may. . .
5‘, , d 'L tha. Y n ' ' .- tell, because it's done so naturally. to NW“ ‘yw.sem.‘mg w 7M . .-_ ~ . - .
tea egg )1 ‘0 ' You can assist your evenly. Freparing _this mixture. and it. is hooedtiut ,. WI we; . ___.._. _ ‘ , ' .. 1‘ ,.
. Earn. ” ' eyes to serve you though, at home is mussy and trouble will be mat to : mam. ,miiiaiiim affix-idem“ was - . y - . > - . ‘
1,... Share With Others. faithfully it you will looms. At littie‘ cost you can buy. at. work mm; $9M Ii. in Miranda? mm mate has? ‘i 4 e , ”S m \
. allow its to care for any drug store the ready-tom'mf aegNm-m'gflmcg M 3W ' ‘ *’ " v' I .7 , ‘ ., ' ‘ ., . ‘ ‘ -
that. Even if the
~ glosses you are now -
your eyes you should
intuition, improvedlby the addition (at fifig'm ...
other ingredients «nut “Wyeths‘ , .
sage and Sulphur Compound.” You
rustldnnm‘en ,a sponge or. sort brush ,
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mmomi
”it?" pr°3p°r°us¥ . never go longer than: . ‘ ‘ wish-it 1m! our this-throng" tryour -
OPEN MONDAY’ - two “aroma-ms. uir. Wont small strand .at‘a;
milling them minor.- . time {By morning, all gray hair" 7.
EVENINGS.
Somii NOW
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