1920: '“v'
The Ginghsms. Percale; fancy
. andallthenedesh
“for the New Yearsrebe-
assortment we have ever
2‘;
E. K. BANKS
0‘ IAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Nomik.
[titty Ne ws
Elrop Pickert of the. Connect'tcik‘ 32.2; .-
in Riverside avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Manning ol‘
‘ 14 Berkeley street are today observ-
7 ing their 26th wedding anniversary. .
FOR THE BEST IN LWE lNSUR-E
ance Phone 1947. George E. Thomp-l
son. t
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Some water pipes were caught nan‘
plug by the cold snap and plumbers
are busy in consequence.
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w” ‘Mrs. Vl’illi'am Goldstein. of Silver~
mine has been reported ill at her
‘ home. ' - 3"
Ralph Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
7 ill at his home.
M on [810, 00111me the. street, has accepted a position in the:
pony is ill with the slip at his hOmo tocnflregatlonal church of Danbut‘y an
IM. Deyo.
» William H. Farrell of Bridgeport. is hixlcr next winter. according to buy-
Ardhughter was born to Mr. and-i
Mrs. Arthur M. Benjamin at the Nor~
walk hospital, yesterday morning. ’
Miss Margarershnba of .Sellecki
business office of The Sentinel.
The Eagles will give an entertain»:
ment. and smoker in their room on'
W'all street. Norwalk, tomorrow night.‘
Several state officers will be present-
and give speeches. l
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Automobiles owned by Vito Tuzzolo.l
32 Spring street. and the. local utilce:
of the American Express Company.
collided yesterday on Lexington ave-
nue. The radiator and lights on the.
Tuzzolo car were badly damaged. '
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,‘ Rev. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of.
ithc Norwalk Congregational chttt'cli.,
:will occupy the pulpit of the First:
February 15 in exchange with Rev. J. '
Authorities of Norfolk. Virginia
have been notified by Chief of Police
“'illiam R. Pennington of the deten-
tion here of Edna Norman. 23 years,
old. colored. who jumped $500 bail
some time 920. leaving Norfolk lather
than stand trial for grand larceny.
The second of a series of card can!»
es will be h. M tomorrow niaht in the
South Norwalk (‘lulx _\ feature of
the evenim: will be the club lunch.
- his-callous: and hard-shell clams at
Bridge. \Vednesday.
l’riccs of hits will be decidedly
crs attending the winter auction of
the international Fur Exchange in St
-There will bu a dance at Assembly Louis, “‘ltlt‘h Opened yostflwiuv Nor.
Hall tli‘rburm)‘ t5. Music by Svcc's walk h“3 Hm... mm“ fur
’ orchestra. plants.
Mrs. Frederick ll. Bedient of 13
Center avenue is tfecovering: alter
‘ severe stack of the grip.
and thing
.\ stated commuhicatlon of Old “'9“
‘-‘ lodge No. tax. F. & .\. .\l..\\lll tmmm
this evenint: when the Entered Appren-
tices degree will be confined.
A business tueetintr of tho lltwcur
Mission of this city. will ti'o lit‘ltl to»
night,
Coles M. Flewwcllin. assistant in-
spector of the ('mmcr-tirut Company.
local branch. is ill with a svvt‘l'e cold
at His home, 1 Mott avenue.
Tht- yonttr: ladies of the .‘x‘orwalks
will give :1 dance, tonight. in tho Elk's
Home. in honor of the llll‘lillll’l's of
the Brown l'nivcrsitv )lttsit-ztl clubs.
who will give a concert in the South
Norwalk Baptist church this evening
This dance will follow the concett. f
Lloyd R. Stut'fies of 17 Sound View
7 Terrace, South Norwnlk. has resiznetl
his position with the F. M. Cullen Elec
tricul C‘ompanv. and has tnk’en :1 nor?
film with the Norwalk Electrical Com-
pany of South Norwalk.
SPIRITUALIST MEETING NltlllT
- changed‘lo every second Tuesday. ne-f
dinning Febut‘m‘v 1‘0 T? 1.1. Od-l l—‘ellow<
Hall. South Main street, {‘onvittrtetl
by Ethel I-I. Puzdy. pastor and medium.
Public inxitu-J.
—SPECIAL NOTICE.
‘ .\ll members; of (‘out't Laurt'l. llnlt'.
:ltivrs of (‘astHu :ll‘t‘ requested to nt—
tcnd a special meeting to be held in
the K. of C. rooms, tonight. to talte
action on the death of our Int-u sister
Alit't- t‘lttt'rigun.
“(maidernhltint—crest ls llt‘lllf: mun:-
l’ested in file cmuin: debate of tho GRACE O'BRIEN,
Men's (~1th on \\ PtlllPE-t‘lllf“. Feb. 4, Financial Secret-tn
Good speakers on both sides. and lllt' , ‘ -. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
subject "Government 0\\'llul‘.~ltili" i<
one that all can have formed very dc-
cided ogtnion on.
Fi‘t‘tl J. ”minus. a Norwulk con-V
tractor. has liltd pupt‘rs’ in the (‘outt ,
oz‘ (‘omtnon pit-n" in an action against
. ‘ ‘ .__-_. Georgi- und t‘urolyn thttnin of lhi:
MENTHOLATIH‘I “city, for tin accounting. Mt: llotlrtz;
f0 ‘ciaitus he truth-rm! :1t‘t‘\ll‘v‘24 \‘illll"'.l :tt
1‘
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, SL-‘ISMT. 't'tn. ttut‘t-ntttmts. tin an...“
I Nasal Catarrh and Colds
Btlllson-Poweli Corporation ..
' In the most interesting i'nmo vvt
. South Norwalk yet played in the Triuitr Men's (‘lttb
_ pool tournament, Herbert “'ilkinmn.
,. ‘ , rated (20, defeated Arthur ('asov. rated
73 by on.1 bull lust niehtt. The score.
Casey Tl. \\‘ilkinson. (it). Tonicltt the
regular meeting of the club wil' it-
held. and all the lllt‘lilll("“ fl ti ‘1
to he pt‘v-«zonlas tttuttet's :: i .- :t‘i «-
at‘e to come 11p.
'll1l1t' t-ztitl hi.” $lwt| Hlltl lt'trllSt's to tut;-
’thc ltlllfllltt'.
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(‘irculars hearing the. (lost .lltl:«=ll nt‘
(‘harles Tingle, wanted for shootin:
two .\'o\v Haven detectives- who put
him under arrest Sunday. were receiv-
ed laie yesterday afternoon at police
headquarters here. The official dei—
‘cription of Englc. tallies in all import-
‘xant details with the description given
,the police. Sunday night, by Charles
-\’alentinc, of the man who stopped at
‘the Revnoltl‘s garage to purchase two
on or before
will be credited
with interest from
FEBRUARY lst. ,
Weainvite-accounts of 3
< one dollar or more. 1 to
Depodts over $3,350,000. .3 l
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er
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lesare to hold a union meeting on b El ith n u l , W’ .
t\\'e:lnesdsy afternoon at 5‘ o‘clock at ome on Y avenue w e m gta. " R' C" 2‘0 30’ w
Aintali, 'i‘urkev, will speak on the sub"
Camp Merritt, N. J., the largest em '
,‘barkation and debarkation camp op-
‘are interested to learn the camp has
Keep Moths Out
With~a Cedar Chest
Nothing discourages the moth
‘ so much as the frag-rant scent
of a good cedar chest. Here's
one that will furnish excellent
protection for your garmnets.
, And the price is really moder-
ate at $24.75.
A Kumfv-Kab is
‘Mother’s Delight
Because it is so easy riding
and attractively made the
Kumfy-kab finds favor with
most mothers. Made of woven
fibre with rubber-tired wire
wheels.
' Your Better Judgment Witt. Select . This Store
As the Place to Buy Furniture
There are manv kinds of fur titurc in this world. Some can be purchased chap]?-
Some costs a little more but gives added value in service and satisfaction. The kind
of furniture that is reliable'and dependable-nthat’s the kind this Store sells. You
are always assured of a full measure of value. in aualiiyas well as moderate pricing
if you buy furniture here.
Of Special Interest Is This
Queen Anne Bedroom Suite
You'll like the style. construction and finish of this ch
Has chifl‘ore te of wide proportions, comfortable bed and
dresser and ‘table. Price $169.
Thrifty Home-Managers Will Buy a, Duofold Suite
fhmcterix’dl by the Queen Anne period this suite is constructed with n ft
observance 1 r individuality. Has burn] walnut panels and handrarred
ations. In mahogany or walnut. $340.
arming mahogany suite.
prettily mirrored
TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1920
VA" 2w M
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Enzlander Couch-lied
Sanitarv and C omf v
This comfortable couch can
be instantly converted into a
full-sized bed, so pcricrt is
its construction. ‘It lS made
of the best materials. unit
ing long wear and :il).1*1:‘t‘.le
comfort. You can :‘w;
price of an extra jtr
only $34.75.
For Individuality Choose
This Dining Room Suite
.t.,nr
‘ .r
(to .'l.
Not alone for the comfort that it imparts but for the economy of having bed and davenport in one
piece. In golden or fumed oak-with Spanish imitation leather tuftedieats Only $98.
The Axminster illustrated is a fitting example of the many sty
lcs cf rugs you
will find up an a. visit. to our large. showrooms. We inviteyour insr
ANGEVIL
Know “That is in
Your Pillows
This “Sunbeam" pillar.
sures you of all New. W...<E:-
ed, Goose Feathers. Corcz't‘d
in 8-02. sateen flora] or st; :rrc
pattern.
Three-Piece Davenport Suite
Distinctive in Design
Y“
A
ct “Turkey as seen and known by an'
thismeeting. l :16
ated by the United States Army,
All Money - V’quarts of oil.
deposited ,9 The ladies of the Tx'tu'walk and
in this bank - ' South Norwalk (‘ongrcgationzil church .
“Ben" Marasio is confined to his.
u n , ' V ll hold a
February 5th in“, Norwalk Congregational 'Parish Ben is a'barber in the Hess barber rooms in Red Mcns Hall i‘lmtgsday at— in the rooms, 16 Wall Street, Febu— l‘ regular means in the
« House. Dr. Carolyn llztmiltcn. oi shop, and pt 13 hODed be “u“ be re- '
suming his duties soon.
are interested in the work of medical arrested last, night by Policeman John'em in the camp rooms, in the Da\'en-;
,missionaries, and the problems which
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l 'Amerioan woman th thian." All whol Benjant‘n “'or‘mley, Raymond street, a “19(1ng and thc'installationof 0mm I sent.
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Inow face Turkey. are cordially invited‘
F. Flynn, charged with assault uponk‘pmflt building, this evet‘ing.
James Jone=. 17 Elv avenue, was fined
.15. includingr costs in the city court
' . h d lthis morning. Jones’ scratched taco tow, today on. business.
box-walk ex-soldters w o passe 3and torn clothing bore evidence of
Wormley’s wrath.
! 1411 open window in the Donne‘sv m.
igone out of business. _It hadwa ‘Raymond residence, .West avenue“
lrecord uncaring for an.average or several days ago, led ‘to the belief;
i
lamp was established in August. 191,7.-.m'vey or all the m m m
'as a concentration point for rtoobu Mrs; Once Mm who was:
we W ,
The regular meeting of Buckingham Our Brothc
ill be held in the F., held a w
rs' Lodge, No. 10. l. O. 0'l The N
eekly meeting last night
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orwalk Board of Education
WEATHER FORECAST.
Ag...
iternoon, at 2:30 o'clock.
. high school buildi on. eating. ’
trary 16th a smoker will be given, a rolli as a
_ . ‘call “ill b d d ‘ Th K . For Norwalk and \‘ll'lllil_\i t' \‘
i .. . ‘ ' 6 real an the grand embers e eWDie Club will h that ht- ' .t .- ~ 1; l l
2 Camp No. 13- 0~ 0‘ A., “"11 hold l of the state or Connecticut will be Dr‘; old . leap g ' Wednesda} pm I i ’ 5
e, Year confetti dance in the Tm A» Shaw or rain; colder. For t'nm‘w
Refreshments will be served. tsembly Hall, Wednesday atoning. cut; Fair and colder lOl’liL‘lll.’ \Vw‘or“
' iFeburary'tt. ’ (by snow or rain and colder: tum; '
ate variable winds becoming fl“ 5‘
mat. The southern distur‘uP“
J. J. McNal‘ly, formerly manager of . .
the Postal Telegraph Company's ofllce;_' A Spam“ meeting of Cunt Laurel.
in _in South Nor-walk, and for savannmmughihierto; Cast}. lo, will be held to- has developed into a “'f’ll-p1 {inod mt,
. tyears past the Associated Press open' 0 a e to ion on the Oath of can G80 I 1‘ d “Th-k"
C ties E. Hoyt is bowing improve-1m,- on t ‘ Miss Alice Gut-m um i tral over ' rgla' ( I" 1‘ .
.111er made on his house on. the cox-J he New Britain Herald, repovt- .- y, 01' ‘m' general m on the coast from NH h
B. Tillman, ‘nt Bridgeport, was
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ed this morning that his entire tamuy ‘ M . . ,. . . . m
N ' ' . on: Florida northward to \ ugmta‘ .
23:62: _B‘ ew avenue and High write and children. were seriously 111 CENTRAL TRUBT co. midfield” “6““ high pressure cent :1l
L— ‘ iwlth . . Th » - . over Aliment: is producing mean”t
t __ e atmmu‘oll‘fl {h m fleet. tllJ
Grace Brothers’ fins"); Omhafm'i ‘. ‘
'3, tho-Me town of Mollwatcblv
' ‘ bark at M to people‘1
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