1.0.0.? will be held tonight in the
» The Gingham, Percales, Fancyi lodge moms on South Main street.
Shirtings and all the new Wash! Judge John H. Light, chairman of
Goods for the New Year are be-ithe Fairfield County Y. 11 c. A is
ingplaced on sale, comprising the' scheduled to make an address on
best assortment we have ereri“'l‘hrifi" in Wilton. this evening.
South Nor-walk. :project
Stephen Dokus. Lexington avenue, pected to be present in force.
The annual meeting of the Rica's adopted at the meeting in Hartford
South Nor'walk Methodist church war were of Connecticut chapters of the
be held tonight. Officers for the )‘ear Daughters 0f ”19 American Revolu-
will be elected. ‘03
The annul meeting of the Connecti—
cut Society of Social Hygiene will be phased to hem that the m \v 111001
take place in Bridgeport, February, ti. ‘ S , 1-) .
at. 8 o‘clock, p. n1.. in the auditorium R'0 a] 0“” Pukdg‘ line is new ("I
of the Health and Charities Building, sale 3‘ “‘9 \-1‘- R33“ (‘31-.0 ' 5mm
Nadrson and “‘ahhrngton menues. i Trapped in an elevator stationed
The Stabell lunglrsh Channel fund between the fil-S‘ and spcmnrnoors of
dance. scheduled for this evenrng 1n 1 ‘ f d l l Il' .\'~ ll ‘ n
the town assembly hall has been post- ‘ N e era .1111 (111;: in 1w :1 0
spotted. The date of the affair is to be ““5" Mill." 5- \chenna 0‘ Mrddletoun
announced later. enrplm ed in an oflicc of the depart
Members of file Daughters (‘f ment of justice was forted to descend
Castrle 1n this city. who plan _to at- by means 0f a 1m, about fin.
tend the quarterly state meeting of
the order in Stamford. next Sunday oclocl. 1‘"de afternoon In the VHS
will leave the South Nor-walk railroad 91W? 01' a gapiny (“W1 in ”it '0‘“!
station on the 1:09 o'clock train. lobby.
All of the members of St. Joseph's Fifteen girl operators or ”H, gmmfi
'parish will unite tonight in virtue :1 _ ‘ , _‘
testimonial reception to Rev. Michael ern NP“ 1“": and T“1"ph°““ “"“""n-'
J. Lynch. assistant paetor here for a. in Hartford are now in ing bor‘>111l1d at
’lUI‘fhf?!‘ "f i'i‘fll‘h‘. TTH‘ affair will be the High] 1nd (‘ourt hotel by; the
he“: l.“ Red hien s hall, and a particu- (ornpany until they St‘("lllt‘ other ac~
larly interesting program hag been ar- . . . .
ranged. During the evening a purse cornruodatrons. Th“ Hartford dnrsron
will be presented to Fatlu-r Lynch. as of the company iS ‘0 01W“ :1 hurrrv tori
a 3'” from ”10 [MN-‘1“- the operator's rio-xt “’1‘t‘k.‘ when- trier.
will be accommodation-3 for 11 large
number of "irlu who do not have rel-
DENATUREl) AI COHOL “ '
atircs in the city or permanent hoard—
51-35 flaggigggluding
The framework of Harry A. Soy~
BtfllflOfl-POWE" CorDorllton motlt‘o's storehouse for “Qwik-Bind'
storage. at the roar of his home on
south Nat-walk :Mott awnui- has horn started. The
foundation was rm-rntly completed.
Connecticut (3‘0” local branch. lravzng
rccentlv resigned his position as fore-
man 101 Contractor A . J Paradise.
srtcct. proprietor of the vulcanlzing
establishment at 91%; Main street.
has taken a position as nrotorman of
the Connecticut company. Norwalk
branch . having begun duties this
work. Mr. Morrison will supernrru-rrJ
rlrc \‘rrlcarrizin: t':‘l:llillfillm(‘lli for the
present. Mr, Morrison was formerly
railroad.
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on Your ladder of success I I BYQ fithJVEglz/Tt‘efil/Za
are labeled . 1 , » .
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11 you" 1311-1: ill't‘ unroml‘ortn‘. .. 2'. «
till 111 irrrrrrrrliaic :till'lllltll. '~ 1 1.. :1"
:rowin: \\‘t'ili\'|‘l' t‘lllll dzr L '1 ,
NIH llrmzr itir'ihi'r'. You 1‘.-
)‘ntll‘svli' iron) Very 51 rim... . 1. 1.
Open Monday evenings
from 6 to 8
tion by having 11;: nralu» :111 variant..-
tion at thi<tirr1rn
’HHAMER.
iOptometrists and Opticians
i “The house of good glasses ”
| 37? A *lantic Sh, Stamfaré
{men S; .Eve. 'ii" “ ‘ ‘ ”<- 7
SOUTH Norman -
SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH NORWA' K.CON.‘L
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Men’s English Brogues
The brogue is an ultra fashionable. brand new model be-
ing shown for the first time this season. The long fail tce on
the flat English last marks a new departure in extreme style.
In dark brown, A to D.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
‘81 Waahinzton Street; South N orwalk.
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YOUR ORDER PLEASE FOR
1920 CHEVROLETS
I can deliver at once Model 490 Touring Cars. The car
with light upkeep. Call for demonstration . . . . . . . . . . $818. 00
" Time payments if desired.
Austin’ 3 Garage
m NORWALK. . . .. no“ 1959_
1920 . an A meeting ”in the entertainment ""
committee. of Eureka Rebekah Lodge,
shown. A committee of the Fairfleld Coun-
ty and Game Association held a meet-
E K BANKS iing in Bridgeport. yesterday. 'to dis-
. o cuss-plans for the formation ofa
branch of the state game farm in
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ‘Farrfleld county. Sportsmen through-
out the county are 1nte1eated 1n the
3—— .,;;.;,;.-..,. C learetnce S ale
*‘1 will be at the Armorx tonight as the‘
feature of one of the. a'eries of dances
. I being given by the Fourth Separate n .
I y 'ews tendance is expected. An especially & our
' pleasing program] has been prepared u 3
for the dance numbers tonight. and
Company. C. S. G As usual 11 large at-
tht ”\lurrtn rtesr of the City are 91- r -
:was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday Resolutions calling for the elimina- ‘
on business. tion from the entire public school
Before Reform) John Keogh in system of Connecticut of disloyai So-
:Bridgeport. tomorrow. :1 hearing of cialist and Bolshevik propaganda and_
the creditors of the Minor 1). 11:11» denouncing parlor [Socialists and Bel-Ir
'dall estate will be herd. sherists as enemies of America were‘ ‘
Christian Industrial League of the yesterday. of the regents and treas-
~\\ omen u. to 10111 to embroider “ill!
.1, Holly ’l‘yrrc-ll ot‘ Jhi liurr‘it: are-3
one 11115110001110 :1 motorman of the,
\ernon l’. Morrison of 297 Main3
an attache of the Huston cit-\atcd
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“'8 at 7- 45 “lock Ifterward some and Main street urn-1nd Wednekaa'y i-Don 1 forget so“
.p . . " IBIDAY,JAN.23.1920
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1K Clothing prices have advanced since We
?" bought our winter stocks. They’ll be still
“ higher by spring. If we were concerned with
z!
m our profits only we could hold our present
3! stock and sell it at higher prices.
t
n But profit 18 not the only thing we’reIin
gr business for; we’re here to serve you. We
‘ can do it by reducing your clothing costs.
fl That means giving you as low prices as
1“ possible. Here they are---prices based on ..
u what we paid and then a good percentage off. c..,..........u...s........1...
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Men’ 5 Fancy-mixed Suits Men’s Overcoais
$40 Suits $33, 50 $400’coals $33.50
$45 Suits 37_ 50 $45 0’coats 37 50
$50 Suits 41.50 350 0’ coats 41 50
$55 Suits 45.50 $55:0 coals 45 50
$60 Suits 4950 $60 0’coats 49,50
Special
85 Men’s Suits in brokenllines at Half prE:
50 Men’s Overcoats in broken lines at Half p13:
15 8035’ Overcoats in broken lines at Half pri.»
25 Men’s Sweaters in broken lines at Half pria
Pick. the half - price goods while th a
DICRIHQ is good. They will not last long a
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g Cop'yriglrt l9l9, Hart Schaffner 5: Afar): Norwalk Two Stores 3 so. Nor“: a i E‘ 33?]
The Februan term of the Court of! Arthur Coulter is reported at the lation has taken place._ it Will be 11“-; ._-._.~
tornmon Pleas will open in Danuurv. Norwalk Hospital as recovering from ished within a few days. I3
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Tuesday, I‘.‘..:1;.:.;.' .. ("uses for .‘lcth being ‘ncaldcd with hot water at his
’the court. and jury may be claimed home in \Vestport last \londa ‘
. . y. He is, PILES CURED IN 6 T
for the term and must‘be in the oiilce {the three—year-old son 01' Mr. and Mrs. Druggists refund “10:9" 323:: . N E
of the clerk of courts. Bridgeport. on [Samuel Coulter.l;OI.NT\1ENT fails to our: It h' 0 U R fl E? U R E
. H; - v 7 “ n C ‘ ' 3 3 3
Egalzjliore Tunddi. Januarr 3‘ J 101 The Mens Assembly of the Nor- Blind, Breeding or Protrudtog Pill:
- walk Methodist Episcopal church will StODS Irrita‘Jon; Soothes and Heals
street. against Ludwig J. Stensland, is Countsel Edward J_ Quinlan whose “first application, Price 690-
. . 2‘: :21: WA 1
:30m<1:0¢r:1er\tlpt 1: the superior court at subject will be “Self-Rule in Ireland." Wu 3 0 N O észI-o; s . ‘3
8' D0 0 3Y- The powerful magneto for the nu- Take HAYES’ HEALING HONEY Q
The uncontested divorce case of en
, joy a roast pig supper this evening. \You can et res 3 3 3
Mrs. Olga Stensland of 25 Leonard The speaker will be Corporation 8 . tful- sleep after the ER 3 N G if»? U F? u i E U R E co
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32 I. O. R. Multomatic switch in the Connecticut 350-
will hold a regular meeting this even company system at the corner of W311i
i-h Norwaik K of C
Hall shrug Mon-
to Stamford to confer the warrior": but due to the bu
m o“ Ff 13',
degree on a. class for 01111: Tribe. delay in the cement“; élmm ‘13.; Red Menu
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