Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 10, 1920 · page 5

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Goodofortlnlew Yuarob’
mgplaced on sale, complain; We

beat assortment we have ever

chown. ' -:

E. K. BANKS

uAnAcKemo HOTEL oLocK.
South Ima—

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intend buying an
NEXT WINTER

“I Y IT NOW

. saving to you will be eon-i l
5:12. ..22;.._'f:1 I
we have not reduced. I
:21 have good Overcoats I

'22:. to $50. __gI __
l Thore is 11 total of 500 tubercula r
patients in the state senatoriums m
IConnecflcut, with several patiefifd on
the waiting li ts.

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I It you had to close your savings acv
count to buy Liberty bonds, or for
other good reasons, you can reopen
that account with one dollar or more
at the South Nomlk Savings Bank
and yur old bank book will be return-

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A. 'Rubny is ill :11 his hem-2
1'23 $1991.

Mrs Samuel Stokes, o! 302 Arling‘
ton avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y” who was
a recent guest for two weeks of Mrs.
Samuel Rubey of 17 Riverside ave-
nue, is confind to her home from a
badly sprained W1lst caused by a {all

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The annual social 11
meeting of the Teachers’
of Connecticut is to be 11
ford on February 13. D1. Sirayer of
T414419“ College. will be a gueSt.

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2 (Unneclil'ul Bankers As-
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~11 lonmrrow (Ironing.
01211-111 for married: .
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“with the grip is impi 01111:
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on Caunr-ew-"x 1: in Nov. Yo:k city to at-
I'm-p: position with the Emerson
lsxm in Bridgeport

-Amo1im .1ization (“a-4.50.: at the
Franklin School each Mondays nighLI
IP19: instruction for all foreign born
Imon who are not citizens
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.'~Il.'.‘,‘ miunv‘du Harriet Andrews at Wea‘port

with Ash Wednesday ‘
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"A. D. 801V and ls lie- I“: Taylor who

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Tho. condition of Attorney Howard
is confined to his;

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~1"" “Wm MODEM 10 Am home. 104 Garfield avenue DanburY.
.1 31):!“thlllnnaSlitl'y. by illneau has shown little change.
1111'. Taylor returned from a hospital!
l‘ohlmun. who recently in New York ('ily. where he under-
:111 011211211io11 at tho‘ N'.)1"w911l {realment in December. but 1'1ng
"2i i» I'lerh'd 854 NOWU'fricnd; are hoping for early indica-
112 his home, 3 Gibson'tions oi' 1mpro1emem I
““ Vl'illiam “2131mm of Knickerbocker’
H1193. knOWn for year.“ 10 112 cenuv is out attor a hug illnexs cf
MOM? as a nPWlFllflpel‘1g1'ip and throat trouble. fiMr. Dam).
~.-.'.2~ found dead from inlial- who is connected wllh ilieL .E. Shus'
511 his home Sunday. The son Company of Stamford, is manag-
Cluck“ Wt'l‘P stuffed with paper..1‘ng the business of tho pr'lngdale
i312»; is dangerously ill {11‘ ”163117001! Company here 11111ng the m'I
2‘11'.'i1!1pnellmoniu. In-ss of 312'. l.'1wr.nce, who '% con-,2
Ifinc‘. ‘m priy.——Stamford Advocutogu

zirls learning: at Polio)" 8.;
-2rttl92ucn wanted. Tel 2238. I

T112 certificate of incorporation of
the Danburg. Foundry company wa an
filed Saturday in the office of the townl
clerk.

’Iture castings in eve-11' form from raw

 

.1 mania for riding on rail I
Ida Rubcrstein woosea
$200 l‘onnsxflzlxanh avcnut,

‘111-1 who has been stoppin" 1

. {1.5119911 taken in enSImatm'ialr and to deal in ores and
\ '11'-d1,\ by Office:- Fh‘d LeVIfeéfiiso Oils :Filthorilzed capital stock
'11:’o121 railroad station. 19 ncorporators me

.Robefi J. Hana-in, Emma Hausin and

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111 has Joan “de on W'fiiinm H. Cable, all of Danbury.

ns without a ticket,
to conductors. She
train from South Nor
She was taken back
Stamford Advocate. .

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In the Superior court at Bridge-
Iporl- Friday, a decree of divorce from
Sumner E. King of Norwalk was
granted Mrs. Mary B. King. also of;

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_._._~._- Nomalk, by Judge John W. Banks.

\7' v Cruelty and intemporancc were me
\THOLATUM grounds. Mr. and ‘Mrs. King: wore
married on August. 10. 1900. She wag

Neurfalgia, Sore Throat. given the Immlixl.’ of :1 sum. If’llffmd.

Z Catarrh and Golds
" 2=2~Powell Carporlflon

Mrs. King was represented by mou-
n’eys Dunbar; 6’: Quinlan. Mrs. Daisy
hershaw Kinsman of 36 North are-

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Worm ~

«rank monthly
”city “cowl willTbe he‘ltln the city
hall 125mm. .
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Bert Benton of Flax Bil
ported as being quite ill
old school. ,

1 Road 13' re
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Lieutenant Ham" Stacy Benton to

sick with the grip at his residence on ,

Flax 331,890.11.

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Team Number 6 will

bowling tournament. 1011:1111.

 

A meeting of the board of directors
of the mstonvalk Hospital association
is scheduled to be held tonight.

 

Under the auspices of the Women' s
association. a supper will lie held to
.monow night in the basement 0: the.
South Norw all: Congregational church

 

Number 6 in he South Nbrwflfflnh ‘V

 

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The postponed meeting of” the
Young Peoples Sociét) of St PQii‘l' s
Luthman chumh will be held on

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Thursdav evening at the church.
largo attendance is expected.

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A number of young people or St
Peters Lutheran church ale planning
to attend a Valentine party “9.2211199- I
day e1ening at Zion Lutheran church.
Stamford.

 

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nd business
College club
old in Hart-

The third of a. series of card games,
Will be played tomorrow night in the,
South Norwalk Club. A club lunch
will be served at the close of the

me.

A regular meeting of Ophlr chapter
0. E. 8..
in {be Eugenie Temple rooms, Sdum'
Theta will be initiation

 

of candidates.

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Th‘é Emlezu or Circle of Kings: Dau-
ghters of the South Nprwalk Gangrene-I.
tional church Will meet on Wednesdm i
alterhioon at“ .o'clock. -wilh Mrs. Hair 1
es, 57 Bayviov: avenue

Don‘ t for: at to look over our large
assortment of attracti‘e. valentines
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The regulm moot'i ng of the Home
and School League of Norwalk. will;
be held Fridm evening Febiuary 13,I
'21! o'clrv-h. 11'. the \‘or'm ilk High

school. A full attendance is rzquesl-I

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Samuel Roodn“! l as doubleda
or $10 to be aw'mdcd to the school pn-
pil of Norwalk who writes the be!“ es-r
say in the “'ar Depmh 1911‘. essay con»
test. There me wix other local 1111:0151
Iin addition to the main an" arch;

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The poatponed moeling of ’lho.
Ladlos' Aid Society. of S1 Po: or'e
Lntherlan chmch will be, bets on

uraday afternoon dt the home of
Wm; William Haase,
street. All members and friends Ire

urged to attend

 

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Today and tomorrow wil be 691 med
to the hearing of exservlce men's cas—

es before natmaliutlon session of 1hr, f

Civil Sperior Court. Judge John H '
Keeler presiding During the lost twa
days 260 cases will be considered. in-
cluding a. number of Neural! canes.
Last week the civilian oases Ira-e dis-
posed of and the two day session be-
ginning today will terminate the na-
turalization session or the current
term.

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Harry Bnrlram of 31 “est MalnI
street. has resigned his position as
conductm will: the 1 onnecticut C::m-'
pally. Mr. Bartram is one of the old-II
,est men as to service. He accepted a
position with them in July or the yearI‘
',1i907 and has been with them ever
3 nce.

ICompany offered him a position and.§

The company “3 to mxmurao- after some consideration. he accepted.§1

Idofieaollyendqmoklywlthamtmoifler.

His many friends about 101m wish him
the best of luck in his new venture.

 

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tie South Nor-walk 3am,
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The Norwalk Tire and Rubber :

mean Sick girls;
wear arctics“

Melting snow is going to cover the walks find the
streets ankle deep 1!

Girls bound for school are going to get there with 1alter.
feet, rubbers will be little protection, wear erotics?!
4 Ready here; for girls and children.

3. Girls’ six buckle st flan—$4.
Girls’ three bué'kle style—$3. 50
Children’ 5 three buckle style—433.

Kain floor. rear.

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Men s furnishings
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1n a clearupl

Number of good things for men ’s warmth and com-
;foMt new lowered price to make a quick cleamp of the
.igwhole lot.

Part-wool shirts of heav unlit , not all
regular $2 sort—$1.5. 3* q 32', gray 5m
”Elem-y gray slipover shifts, not all sizes, regular 90c
Iieavyblackeooks, 229112 and 00], not all '- -

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Pajamas of domet flannel, Warm and good, regular
land $3. W , $31
i Heavy dark oves of cotton-madman regal; 6&:

and 759—450 end I, r

Chamome gloves in color and effect of buckskin,

regular $1 25—7512.

1112*“ “tofu-tread".

Save coal;
it’s money!

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lionoeheeter, mgoodoodonreoau-iedtoo
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Women who know
are getting yam.
Keénest are taking must int rent in
{98118 of yarn at special price. 6

Theymseeitsworth canrealize‘rts 2
bility. They can see, already, the lovely charming t
theyare going to knit or crochet from it.

How the colors 3 arklel How even and. phong
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And; how worthwhile are the $11va ti:
yarns are seldusuallyat29o39o4'5c 50c” 05c 33116an 2~

But the price, in this lot, is

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Bubble books for
little folks fun!

311%thbe called M because
bubble with fun andp delight ! M

Clever and well~known rhyming {with iotums “.5
children will thoroughly deli;bt m. p 2
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Andthemmothingelnel
Thotsomelrh‘n; also a, Wmfl form

Andihereoordamgoffiothymotht’ow
Three records with each Bubble book. i
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