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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 22, 1920 · page 7

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“78]? Songs tor Memories
That We May: No! B > Able to Get Again

18467—Keeu Your Head Do vn, Fritzie Boy.

What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys.

18455—K—K Katy.
me usual} Long Mile.

18480—We ’11
' Cheer

18481—Br'ng Me a Letter From My Own Home Town.
Pall! Revere—ch'tYo'u Ride For Us Again.

13374—Some

Do Our Share.
Up, Father—G Leer Up. Mother.

Where in Fra. ice is Daddy.

So Long Mother.

18231 —— liberty Bell—It‘s
There's a. Service F19.

1838?: ——‘v'v'e 're
I Den

Time to Ring} Again.

Going Over.
‘t Know Wher e

18427—Homeward Bound.

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iiy News

:1 was born this morning; to Air.
rs. Sherman O'Connor.

 

, Angelo, was born last Sunday
l Charla;

llill avenue.

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Jilly Cut Price Vigilante Sale,
' and Saturday. Linc-its.

 

.s have haw-n pmfel-tod {or the
'10 b” girl-n in the Armory to-

l.l;:‘,:1.' undo the lurpicon of
null: F-p’lrate company, C. S. G.

3“» {unique singing orchestra.
rnE-ll music for the dancing.

i:-. ;._ sufficient lllllUCl‘lllPlll. to al-
oxncs of doom rs throughout the
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.g knights of Columbus llama
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. rooms Vin-.dlington

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, When the welfare of your

tire estate and of those

"'hom you expect to enjoy it

I at stake, you will want the

I ”t; and the best, after all,
. always the cheapest.

Your wife, your inexper-
ienced son, or your friend,
night attempt to administer
your estate for nothing.

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B the cost of their mi!-
ixkes would be far more
than the moderate fees allow!!-
(‘11 by the Probate Court to I
competent executor.

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Appoint as your executor, ,2

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Trust Ca. V

and get the benefit of 13' 1:
year-3' expefienoein hm' ,

estates.

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Little Buttercup.

lull—There’s a. Green Hill Out in Flanders.

Prayer for the Boys Out There.

and all the others

SPECIALLY FEATURED THIS W’EEK ATV

. Onnelly 9 s 15 90- Main 51.

or lznnaer
, aug‘nlcrs ol‘ I-ih‘
el’ty will be installed tonight.

‘>I 1' l .l dimers

Jamz'n l’. "npvlzmd. uric-lime ('¢:.L.‘s-
omlt :z.‘ or llm Ni us.
New York, now («mm-Mud will) the
Bridgeport. l-lzmld. was in
Norwalk. ycstl-rdlly.

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Ollieers 0i: Mrlx’inlcy camp, No. b,
nnd'ladies Auxiliary-will be msmllvd

. ...u.g :1 lzrillillut l-vH-nllny tonEght in ,

the AllllOl)’. A number of prummx-ut
,..u sis wr; he [meant

Tho Seminal. in its story lam night

on tho l'nr'um‘s l’nizm izlalallnllnn m-
ad‘:«r'.zn“y :‘lnh d the union «hops
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Closed 1:: um ()1.l)(jl{. l: should haw

been 7 (him-k. all \1',-iclllllll(‘ Lin»
shops in Ix'nrrczdk .leilléulvd with llw
uninr‘ ciw i; ’

l"«2‘l‘l:f.'l’.: Hllufcll's (hr

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A plozhnl: muiul nill‘rll’u‘n wus on-
jnyc‘d yo; rdvy ul' lilo homo of Mrs,
_". il-uv. 3:7 lligll strr‘vl,

d r. numbvr of friends

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Ll lurinlruzl. 1'1“, gunk; inrludt-d:
Mrs. \‘.'irli:;':, l.‘._".l':l'z,". :l‘u'nu .\lr.—‘.
Vl'illiam llnzzzzrl‘. Flux Hill mad. Mix-1.
Patrick Elm-lieu. Summllt avenue;
. (‘3‘."".-" ”-0 2:. l3“ 1: ril'm'i‘. Mrs.
lif‘y lEZ‘l, ll'HJl J" '. and Lil".
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An in"-"t :41". 3»'- f;!"“.‘l llili hm": :xrr
now-d l-r l‘w I'lll'l'l (“-ll-(ll'l to Us?
:zi'xn Evil 5113;} 'f' “Ruth ;' Sh“ :1'14§D'(‘ -‘
i‘ ill!‘ .lew‘ 1‘ \"nrkmlrl'w (‘Trr‘m of
this oily. .‘.l. l': : ~ in m” :{..-..- York.
will 51;: uk m "icvdui '11)." and he :5 a
“"1"“ r‘ will” In ln2'-ll-iun and un-

doubted ability, it is oxpcclx-d a large
audivncc will bu nn llrmd lo grim? him.
A municul program will be rrmlvrod
by the following:- C. I). Taranzlno.
mandolinisl; John J. Vona, violinist;
Mrs. C. D. Tzlrantino. pianist: XV.
Bowman, tenor; W. Roberts, tenor.

 

 

'Mid-winter’s Message 9’

”Jen’s, Women’s an
Cilildien’s

Shoes,
Arctics
SLEBoots

The proper footwear

 

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8&773 —- Gui Be With Our Bays Tonight. McCarmack.

I‘m Going, Bu; I'm On My Way.

 

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.u.rv;a:k \bm be rvpresented today
at n. meotlng of chapter regents and
chapter treasurers of the Connecticut
. ., . . . l.\.dll merom-
to be held in Hartford.

Tho board of asvssms. assisled by
‘xl‘b‘: oil; {‘11 Hi. i2: oxcvplmtlally busy at
llllz; limo. lt will lake about a month
more of steady work before the
,l..ill‘ll.‘-" duties are cmnpiolcd.

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A regular mretm: of Lady \‘u’ash-
inleon Lodge. NO. 21. S. of B._ will be
held («might at their rooms in Red
Men's-hull. The meeting: will
ed to order at an early hour.

 

'i‘llv rigulur weeklme-vlinz cf Lill-
vnh Council, No, -l, U. 1', A. it. Well
hold tomorrow vvrnim: at the
rooms. “‘0 ”Washington slrcx-L. Regnv
lnr businms will be trnnmch‘d. Al‘
l 1r lll.‘ mu-lirg lhvrc wdl ho a dz-grou
loam rrlu-arral. and all mmnberra of

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I u m nu me requested to be preficnt non of eqdvnce after Cllalrmrn Lou“.— ”.1.
um-u.‘ Lou] flnnipt‘ 35am» linaficm;

Refreshments will be scrvrd.

MURRAYS SINGING ORCHESTRA
Armory, Fliduy niuhl.

.I'vdiv J. h“. l), K- :le r m li: Sum-2i
l:r Pn'zrl in :lill rcu‘lzrd In 1-5,: l:-l2.l
Will) an altar}; of '0. ll‘ has iJ-u .:
udvlned by aly‘mlinc physician: In
lo:;:-..’:1iu bed for su‘ccrol days. A
n 1‘ “ " .'l'« ‘ .~
for
pond :ll,‘l,';‘lll."t‘ of
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trial 1112.: Week have been post-
Judgo Kl‘llv‘.":~' 1:.-

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meeting of Lady
.\'n. 82, Daughters

A somi-mozllllly
.\l('i.i‘.l’lllall Lodge,
lums supper will be held next Satur-
day night. January 24, at G p. :11. Al:
lcr the supper a very interesting pro»
gzyrzm wul ll.) given nl songs, and in
:2‘rlzmcnml music. hr. ”ml“. Elvin-lg;-
2' will be,- :llc main spouclmmkor or
the evening. Fine music will be fur-
nished for dancing, this will complete
the program for 1110 evening.

 

In the effort in ('(.!lm'l. lho bauim‘c
duo on a $500 note, Fortuuala It. l‘-.r-
lillo of Jersey City has brought a. cixil
:zl-lirn against Carolyn A. Sun. 1:1 of
this city. tllrmlgll Attnrnoy L'-n Davis.
Damagt‘s of $500 are asked. The plain-
tiff alleges but 75 was paid on the
note, and the balance is overdue. The
suit. is returnable to the next session
of the court of common pleas. Prop-
erly owned by the defendant was at-
tached today, when papers were filed
in the office of the town clerk.

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3 Francis Hamilton. a deserter from
like U. S. Navy was taken to Bay
Ridge, a. detention camp this mm;
by Sergeant Byron Sllk. Hamilton had
overstayed a «leave granted him, no
went’ to the Red Cross asking them to
assist him in getting back to Hamp-
;ton Roads where he was then sm-
‘tloned. «Mrs. Stillman {anxious not to
see the young men get into any seri-
ous trouble told him to meet her at
the station and she would have a
ticket for him. Hamilton did not
show up at the station that night.
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gunman, thinking something.
might have detained him cent a rep-
reéentaflve down no the station the.

batman not so. His:

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We Wall sell you a home in any section of the town, at a.

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PLAUC IIU ah‘lfiilliifiii‘ua-i-U JURL “Avid; w A‘L'w. ”9 food. it.

purchase price can remain on mortgage.

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Leroy Y3. Sterling, :ml ‘1“ Viola,
Louise Ackvrly were quicfly married
'yesterday afternoon by Rev. John J.

xx.

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Miss Edith Gomlcl‘ld of Garner
isit to Montreal.

streez. has gone on a v
Canada.

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LARGE DEATH LIST
‘ FROM INFLUENZA

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3 HARTFORD. Jan. 22.-—Sixly4hrea'
new cases of influenza for the first
three days of this week havn been
reported to the state department or

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DRESSES

Theymwondenlnvflues cud like every one of our ii

dream up-to-tbe-minute styles and the newest fabrics. If

‘2‘: you miss our January Special: you are missing something 5‘3;

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VFW? REV!”

 

VICTOR RECORDS.
By the Famous Tenor
JOHN H‘OORMAC'K
64"05 — I. in Rev ”.10
64120.-..1 Ex? '53:. Collie; 52
64257-41143 Rosary
64630~Tummie Lad
HEAR THEM AT

F. L. HAMILTON’S

I 49 Wall 8:. Telephone 125.

 

 

 

 

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Snavclv. pasqor of llw South Norwall: :4 2 ( nu; who... "I 'u Pinyin;
fl Methodist church. ‘ -134; Vin-.3- You Should Be Sure ts See Our ‘1 .
h 41“ Mrs. Charles E. Steele. of Ansoma, V7 2 If you-have a piano Why
, *am; EDT? 5.. .3ng;- nn-l-zlu}. more vLs- % g ,, , ., 2‘35 “at play It?
“or. 1.. miss my yeslerday. ME i 4 E Guaranteed in 25 lessons.
l! E e E, Studio. 120 Washington St.

Phone 1185-2.

 

 

GET A SQUARE DEAL
5 We wlll buy you! :ldfll‘liauld
2.: umdfi. rage. pupero. mat on a!

«cum! hand 20ml! Anything 70!

have. Price according to the cool
5 01 me good» A square deu
'wnv-

PHILIP P. MAHONEV

S! Van Zandt street. Phone IRS-6.
Second hand good- cm," on sale

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Health. Forty-thrle were from W'at-
erbury, five from Farmlngton, seven 3 THE STORE 0!. Vfllm G Teeth Mean

1- m New Britain. three each from 5, . 00d Health and Efliciencv
Greenwich and Bristol. and one each lb! 120 Washington St. South Nor-walk. 4:? Hygiene m. um m ”uh ‘5 fully in
from New Canaan and Rockville. 1-, impormm as hygiene or the body, A

Dr. Block. for the state Commis-
slouer of Public Health. does not be-
Have the increase in the new cases
this week. nor the slluauou In Chl-
cogo. is evidence that. there is llkely
to be a recurrence or the epidemic in
stale. He believes,‘ however,
reasonable procaulions should be
taken against the spreading of the
disease.

NEW’ YORK, Jan. 22.-Deaths from
influenZa and pneumonia in New
York city decreased today while the
number of cases lucresed. Eleven‘
deaths from influenza and 48 from!
pneumonia were rr‘porlod, compared
with twelvo from influenza and sixty.
seven from pnmnu'mla yesterday.
thorn wv‘rc "-2 new ('3‘?‘% of. inflm'llza.
with ll” yesterday. To-'
day's pneumonia. ('3.er were 230, and
yoete‘rday's 129. ‘

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Infant’s 'Flannelelte Garments

Gertrndu, buttoned on the I‘loulder, 1, 7}: ufl- 3 years.
‘ 69c sud 89c

Wrappers, feetherstitched in blue on pink .. 89c and $1.00
Jacket. with turn-book collars 25c um 50::
Night Gowns, plain, buttoned in the front With draw string at

bottom ...... . ...... 6mcnths§9c;1,2and3yem,89c
Burelswith extensionbm ........ 59c
Ghfld’ssmnswithwm3and4yeers....... ......... 50c
child's Skirts, blue and pink stripes, 4 to 14 years ..... 50c
‘ j. 1. MALLETTE
rum.

0 w l RmGTOU '7 Iowa IOIW I. L].

decayed tooth is always a menace. ov—
pvciully uhvn the decaying prucnss
rent-lips lwlmv the gums. Ulcerallons,
' Pym-runes; or Riggs’ dlseasv, forms of
Emllmnmalnry' rheumallsm. heart af-
3. volions. lnflummutlono of the kidneys,
3 mnuilltis. exophthalmic goiter that
nm-rhlv affliction which causes I bulg-
:lug of the eyes .and even diabetes
3nd Bright's disease, have bwn trac-
ed to disoaaod teeth. indigestion and
. nauseous breath are other causes. It
Eyou need an aslrlngent, or an antacid
:0” any ollu-r special mouth medica—
Elion or expert. treatment, come and
3599 me. My advice is free.

Ellr. J. H. Mallory

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1, 16 80. Main 51.. So. Noe-walk. Conn.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: 7 to I
Sunday he appointment only.

A. M. WOOSTER

 

 

 

 

SECRETARY caneen res-runes “" .
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AIBANY. x. Y., Jan. 22—41mm! P°”*""””' ' ‘ "I. ' '93'9'5> ll
Corber st-crelary of tho New York: Are a. necessary in every home to meet these sudden changes 3,, a

 
 
 

local of the Socialist Party. war» the:
first \vilnesu called lodav at line trial;
I‘M-“7n ”m Ac'-n""‘-llv Jnrl'r‘lurv com-l}
mmoe of the five suspended vaia’lm 3
\ssmnblymrn charged with dirzlm'altlié‘ l“

(‘nm'ui'hv‘ Pmmsr‘l hem momma-l

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in temperature. They begin to radiate heat the minute they
are lighted and may be carded from room to room as needed.

A NUMBER OF MODELS IN ST JGK
WE SELL PERFECTION OIL CDOKERS TOO
fitAY mum u or. SON

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Carrol. ;
:0: o 7:7 71¢; :7 Tori/‘10

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by Morris lllllmlit. chief c’mrwnl 'rv“
the defense, to introduce ccrlqn “all
1“‘*"- at tho fart,” which he said
would snrvn. in l-‘o’lr the irs‘um and?
save calling ,f a big hrrav of witnova
es. Objection was taken by John T: ,

l ' n“““‘i”oc rmmq-l, on

the around that his side concmw-ed i:-

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self able to Felon wilnt' ovil'cvmx i! ,
llmllfilll n- ”usury lo ovahli=.l: ill" '19 1
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sirod facts. . i
As: soon He Perha- hod lit-0'1 auvwrn.‘

Mr, Slanchliold olnnined from H'm .-
copv of the Conrtlilulional platform 0.".
pm gar-mule parlv in 1017. \‘.'hl(‘ll we:

 

 

I Masons’ Supplies

 

 

The Norwalk Coal 8: Supply Co.

103% Water 51.. South Norwalk.

 

I Coal and Wood |

 

TELEPHONE 113.
For the convenience 01 our customer: orders may be left.

 

introduced in evidence without obioo

 

llull by lhu defense.

 

1

Harry Rrswlrth of Brooklyn Woe ln‘
town ycmlerday Visiting local friends.

ll, ll. Gregory spent a lwrnty—l‘oul‘
.lmur furlough will: his parents in Tril-
Hm yl‘SlOHlRY. “Ben" woo :7. very pop-
ular modem in the Norwnlk high
school and when he orlietod ln lhe
regular army lasm April was granted
his diploma as he had but 3 short
while hot-3w His (:mr‘w} “'3"! comtilet 7)
and had always stood high in his.
school work. In his senior year be
~"n< prnwirlrnLnf 9hr! nt‘flaflo bq“(1('lfa_
tlon. After enllstlnz be was son: to
France in March. 1919. He has only
roan-div avrlvnfl on *hifi “4'14""! is
stationedat Camp Dix. Helms about
another year to serve before he re-
m‘rs hls discmrge.

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or payments made, at Raymond Brothers’ office, 24 Washing-
ton St. "”7
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01‘ almost half in some cases. and of onel’llird'in (llllrrF. 7L. wlrl Full

 

ANNOUNCEMENT.

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we have discontinued romalnlng ’
open Saturday evenings. Our hours
winnowbe tram 8:30 a. m. to 6:00
p. 111.. every day. ..
In these progressive times. it

will find in the \Vlulcr Garments, for women and children. «n sale
this week.

\Vomon's‘ficary Fleccsd Lined \‘osts, high neck and long o‘cr‘vvs, size

36 only ................................................... 50 come
Small sizes in “‘omcn's Heavy Union Suits. high nook, long shove-z.
ankle length, only a few left at ................. . ........... $1.0m

A few odd garments in finer grades of undL-rwvar at liss lhan “halv-
sale prices, to close.
' “'omen‘s \Vr-rsted Au'o Hoods. exceptionally fine quality, at a price
that hardly covers coat of making. -
ll sizes. but :1 hi: harg'dn

at ..................................................... 23 ohms
Children’s ‘lonccd Lined Gray Gloves, regular price 69c. Clearance
price .............. . ................................... 3'! con“:
Children‘s \ansled lleadwcar from ........................ :5: 13’}
(thl‘drr-n's Knit Bloomers. sizes 4 to 14. white. with chalk ’-'p and -
bottom ............... . .................... . ............ :‘Bc pair

hat it why above prices
._ ___._. .am‘.

The put-pot: of this clearance is to clear; 1
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been proven that Just as much ream
business can be accomplished in

 

shorter hairs}, and shorter hours are
conducive to better, health. Better
health, in turn. enables us to give bet-
ter service. _ L; ' ,
GEORGE H. THAMEB,
' Stamford. Conn.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Ladies’ Dress Shoes

ogre-iron THEFASHIONASLE LONG mars.

Humor-em kid. panelled ”new. n‘aln toe, leather Louis heels.
LACE noon - . '

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Miami; im.m eyeing—4AA to o.

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l ATTORNEY AT LAW
E Lat. Ex-mi r U.8. Patent Office

BA ENTS

Sun! for M10! on Paton!-
-‘ u y. ‘L—t‘. up, “will.” (Tenn.

Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
C—O-A~L
Prompt Deliver

Harris & Gans

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Tm; fiARoWAliE &
AUTO SUPPLY 00.
£2 Wot: 83. ‘

Phone 1.".15-6. So. Non-wok. m.
Inner-o Partl, M, 1' old
Generator Brush.

011: 3nd Goes-u
Stewart. Speedometer m
l Iooony Gasoline and Karo-em
Lute Supplies, Tires and Tube-

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portAuto Wrecking 0041810
Earth Ave, between Oak cal
Center Sta. Bridgeport. Om
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