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Take advantage ofthoseprlcos
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52,00 Shirts, $1.75. Half Outlaw
33.00 Shirts, $2.50. Half. 00:. $14.50
' 53,50 Shirts, $2.90.: Half 002.317.“!
3490 Shirts, 33-25. Half_Do¢. $18.50
54.50 Shirts, $3.65..Half’ Dot. $21.09
35.00 Shirts, $4.10. Half 00:. $24.00
55.00 Shirts, $4.95.
55.50 Shirts, $5.15.
‘ 57m and 37-50. 35-95.
[-Ialf Dex. $33.75
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50 Sh rts, $1.25. Half. D01. 3 .7325.
. 52.50 Shirts, $2.10. Half Dog, ‘12”-
Half Do'z. saws .
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Accept "California" Symp of Figs
only—.loolr tor the name Califorma on
the,‘ package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physio for the lit-
tle stomach, liver ind bowels. Chil—
dren love its delicious fruity taste.
Full directions . for child‘s dose on
eachbottle. Give it withoutrear.
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A roast pig supp’er will be held to-
morrow night by the members of the
Rorwalk Boat club.
We annual meeting of the Ladies'
.j'iul Society of St. Mary’s church will
ile- held in the church basement/ to-
; lot-row afternoon.
The adjourned meeting of the Re!
}. kiln-an City Committee scheduled
'A'. lluxt Monday night, has been post-
:-m-d for one week. '
n—DANCING K. OF C. FAIR TONIGHT
,~.< n Bros.’ Qrch.
Swveml good scores were made last
in at the practice shoot of the Npr-
-\ i»). Rifle club, held in the Hotel
.; ll urkemo range.
To February meeting of the Nor-
‘1, Musical Union will-be held to-
l'hn: mw afternoon in the union quart-
K‘“: (in North Main Street. .
iiunnah 1. Heath of’Westport was
~,' ~‘--rxiay divorced from Stephen F.
1..., 'i: of Norwslk on charges of de-
since September 13, ‘1915.
were married June 24, 1908.
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-—KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS l’AIR.
3w! Mons Hall. tonight. Danclni
Him-mi of the departments illzthe
"‘~~:".v:llk Tire & Rubber Compény
'A- In shut down today. This-Was caus-
' 11. in» change from Water power to
I- , "Ewiiy. ’l‘hase‘ changes will be
i by Monday.
x Hiiimm innovation in the tea
we lwsx boon opened 'at 272 State
.1. S'nmford by J. J. Lewis and
“W “Yr: Colonial Tea Room" fol.
out the Colonial style in «very
"ml is mtracting'conniderable
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O’Brien.
—-—Derbies———mourning bands.
In the alterations that are being
made to the Daskam place, 124 East
(avenue by Contractor M. J. Riordan
gin preparation for its occupancy by
[the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. John
R. .Frizzell. several additions dare
being made, including a spacious
room at the north. The home is being
made much more attractive by the
changes.
_chHTs or COLUMBUS FAm.‘
Red Mens Hall, tonight. Dancing. 5
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. The divorce action by, Mrs. Jose-
phine Grant, formerlyof {his city, now
a resident of Danbury luminst Frank
Grunt, has been set for trial in the Su-
perior court on Feburury l2. Deser-
tion ’is charged by Mrs. Grant ‘who.i
during her residence in this city,‘Was!
a ticket seller in a local theatre. At-
torney John J. Cuneo represents the
plaintiff. ‘ - 4
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blew ‘ Yol-k‘ sutomobilo”markers of
the 1919 issue .will ‘be mined. as
legal in Connecticut until Feburary
15. nccording to informational-cocked
today by police headquarters. Owing
to the extreme congestion of business
in the New York state automobile de—‘
partmcnt the 1920 markers have, been ‘superintendeut, Mrs. Thomas L. Price.
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m A’ernrmy ué‘laveu, in fiiit‘ ‘“““‘”T
Automobiles dlIiven by Stanley Win;
slow and Isaac Siegel collided under
the Washinzton street railroad bridge~
yesterday afternoon. The damage was
slight. A taxi-cab driven by Bennie
Hertz was slightly damaged yesterday
When it was struck on South Magic
street by a car bearing th€ license
plate 06035.."
QUIT MEAT WHEN i
KlDNEYS BOTHER'
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Takes glass .of Salt: if your Back
hurts or Bladder troubles you
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L-‘No man 'or womtn who “eats meat
“ing‘the :kidneyo occasionally, as
Well known authority. :Meat forms
‘uric acid which excites the kidneys,
they fibe’oome overworked trom the
strum, set sluggish and fall to filter
{the wa'sto and. poisons from are blood..
that: wegeti‘iuck. Nearly!“ rheumow’,
tism. headaches, liver trouble. nerv-J»
cannons, d‘zz’ineeb, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish:
kidneysz -‘ ' . "
The moment you feel a. dull echo
"gnu; urban is clmldv, offensive, full
fitment. irregular‘ofw or oft-1
jip‘v‘ldedbvio sensation ot,‘ "scouting.
309$:th nioob'and‘get‘ (About four
“more: 'obJad Salts from on; , ,
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severe major-grip. ‘
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‘at the‘ Congregational Church. by the
5ever given in town. The tables loaded
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‘slon fur is to ‘bo charged..'1fha‘ public
regularly can make a mistake by flush-w
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"vs kidneys or your back‘urts or nifimztist here.
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John Warlck
has lcrtto \i-sit relatives luEnglaad.
home. " » j ..
Miss. Bessié‘fi‘eed
cent opeation in a ANew York' hospital.
and the girls_‘of the community are
welcomevto become members.
John Oldrln of the 'old,.,Tokeneke
Road wasthe only Derien pupil gradu-
ated with the February. 1920, class of
IStamford High School, Thursday night.
,Nearly all Darlenrpulpils are graduated ,
with the June classes.
_ The judges declare that: G. D. Tilley '
nLthis’ town, not only had the largest,
but the finest display of ornamental
land and water fowl at the Madison
. Square Garden he has shown for twen-
ty years. “j "" -
Miss Helen‘ Waxing of Noroton is 'ex—‘
Apecting to take up the study of the cr-
gan as soon as Miss Barbara Weed. or-
ganist o: the Noroton Presbyterian
the organ. During Miss Wood‘s ill-
ness, Miss Waring'fia been her sub-
stitute. . ‘ V
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The. supper served Thursday night.
Ladlies' Aid Society. was one of the
most successful affairs of the liind
down with ham, spoghettf‘fotutoes.
chicken salad. pie and coffee. proved
attractive. .A nice sum was added to n
the treasury of the society from the
proceeds. \—-"
The following new officers have
been elected for the Methodist sun-”4"
day-school: " Supeqhnondent, George
A. Kemp; assistant superintendent.
‘William G. Evans: meeéond assistant.
'Miss Annie écofleld; secretary and
truism-er, B. LHH. Raymond; orgnnist.
Miss Ethel Wilmot; cmdle‘roll super-
imé‘ndent. Mrs.[‘. E. SisaJn; home de~
partment superintendent, Mrs. seams
A. Kemp; assistant home depu'tment
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of Mansfield. _.m€u.,
Min-eds. Philips oz deeds:- Gate has : , -
imbued u one-piperfufimco .tnhls ' .
The Friendship wSewing Circle wul
hold its weekly meeting this evening. .
of sol-Em ”is , I ‘ ' "'
steadily .gsinin'g strength, after her re-
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INFORMATION ON - an groan faunas; nigh): dance. For Norwalk and Vicinity: Falr nnd COgENHAGEN, Jon. 31.—-.l may ' '
-» 7 . - ‘ uu er cusp pen or race routers continued cold tonight- Sum“ pest snatch today quotes the ”my. .2»
. FOREIGN EMARK Orchestra, will be held tonight in the Enot. quite so cold; fréfih y Mt, per Szozat or that city as stating 1‘
it has WHL‘A" fmfl‘d Wag“ Wmnlfi
for a week the beginning of the coni-
munity exhibitions, which it is hoped
will move so attractive to the Dorian!
public. that, once begun. it may be pus-'
sible to continue/them weekly, with a
high-giade feature picture and comedy ,
and educational reels beside. Monday. ‘
Feb. 9, has been determined for the
first showing. and iin complement to
the chairman of the Durien School
Board, Edwin Milton Boyle, his play.
“”.’lie 8 new Man," has been secured,
This is a six-reel More“ picture with
an all stat-\casL which has been shown '1’?
atahlg'n pn'sces till over the country. but
as the community. pictgres are not
planned to make angmoney. but to
provide clean and interesting diversion
for the people of mwmjno admis-
is expected to provide an tottering ol’
silver—at least a {qugrter for adults
and a dime for children. A full, two»
hour program- will be provided, and the
committee has planned for two show-
mgs. one at 7 and the other at 9 p. m.
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$9 - 'AND.DARK§.N3 HAIR
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Natura'ly that Nobody Can Tell
You can turn gray, faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night .1: you’ll get a. bottle of "Wyeth’s
Sage dud Sulphur Compound" st any
drug store. Millions ofbottles or this
p"
old famous ,
ed by the addition at other ingredients
m are sold annually, says swell—known immj‘tn,
use it dark on: the!
hair so nature and evenly thumb
Those‘wh‘oae hair ls‘turni‘ng tray“; 1 -
es and your lack: become lotus-hotly
or, becomingxcded‘ha've .37 ~
await!“ “@‘beam “germ”
tvrawnmem~lh° my ammun-
esondyoufp, f? ’
‘aguay. Ungluy. Argentina, Chile.
any! in name” so f
Sage ,Téu. Recipe. tmp'rov- ’all
.continssfly‘st Pale).
Austmluir—éfimlgfitllqewmt .
mu. ’. em .
angixTEISast—‘Dutsnnti‘st indies, Indo-
China. indie. Philippines, Siberia. Si-
am. ,.
The departure of the council this
year in extending an invitation to (or-
eixn countries to? be represented by
special trade-advisers is expected to
result in o ”table oncogenes or top-
sigma-ales from all we} the world.
Reports already received from Chamb-
ers of Commerce nbmilndicabe that
“being plane” ed; ‘ “Brooks" In the sys- lowest reported was 48 degrees b a" "an ‘0 leave 10" Paris and in“ “0
many foreign merchants will take ad . .91 . '
7 l to eet tern have , non t late! . ’ t . would be relieved by Grant Smith, for.
vunugslot thlo ‘01)th w, l ma 0“; ‘ 5Q“ m“, . 1 5' Fem '1 White River. C3D“. 3' mar acting minister to .-
American business. 1 American nuns
h'zlflng 1:9me ‘
'have been requested,» hove their for-
eign representatives time their visits;
to this coull’trrlniorder to take advan-
tage of the, ooomtlon.
In ontinsupon the presence
of th with. tittiesdvisors, O. K.
Davis. Secretary of the National fi-‘on
eizn Trade council, today announced,
that ten trifle advisers are being 11-:
lotted to each one of the foreign nag ,
Cons whose com > representa-
tives have been invited to the convent
Lion. These special sdvisorc will be:
chosen by consummation: in their-
respective es. . - . i ,
,1?th press): trade—chums,” con-2
tinned Mr. Davis. ‘ "be thorough] :
of
wait t am $53: be m
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or n‘epresonutl of as phase. of tin: .
tidal commonest: the muse,
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I The South Norwalk Electrical Com-item? morning over Minnesota has
, misstaners have been advised ofan- moved eastward during the last A!
othu- increase in the price of fuel 8!! hour: and is now centnl over Ontario. The newspaper adds that ‘General
rural-hen by the Standard on Com- it has caused a. decided mu in tem- Bundholtz will accompany the Km»
puny The increase is the second with- venture to the lake region and New
matinee weeks. Several conference. England.
have been held between the marina gene-am in an (item east of the
electrification-and the local com- Rocky Mountains except on the East “3 my in Huml'y- v
minions” concerning the rum Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. The
electric service. Awnumber of changes. temperature is below serodn northern
designed. to improve the service“ are dietricts from Montana. to Maine. The
in toreifin fields ‘ ‘
it
to strong understands that Brig-General Harry
Inorth. or northeast winds. The area of K, Bud‘hmu' ‘1 S- A" muffle”. milk
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m wmcn W central y”'cfiered to Premier Huszar, "the sup-
wport of America for the Hungarian‘
peace delegation.” '
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nation delegation when it returns to
Moe and give to the Pause contort
once a report of the impressions ho
had received on the sltugtiou during
Pleasant weather prevails
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A Budupest dispatch. dsted Jan. 2o...-
,a.nd received in this country On 1....
I30, said that Brig-Gen. Bandholtz w:-
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