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APPROPRIATE MUSIC FOR
Lincoln’s and Washington’s Birthdays
THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE IN YOUR. HOME
646644tar8pangled "Banner. flavor-mack. , film-Them Game.
18411—~Iaiberty Forever March. r 18337—Our Own unloved Loud. .. ,1
sass—Bane at Gettysburg larch asses—my 0m United 'm. -4'
4H . W'of American Airs. 3 .‘18358—4You3rc O. 'Brand 01d flag.
iméwtle -.Cry of “Freedom. ‘ WW.
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Y’S
ity News?
.your step today-fit’g‘i‘riday,
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Mm. 'Clmrles Carnegio of Sound
‘LBeuc'h spent yesterday with
ants, Policeman and Mrs.
Station, :anllnnd faucet.
The coat shortage mfloww
'codl.
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'Big and little pieces of mmimm'”: 'l’alrs. Susan .B. Welch Ind Mill
mm m ”Edam” and WNW“ "Margaret-*8. Weed are notes-nos mu
:xnay always be "on“ “t ‘lim '1’“; "* ‘Norirnik to the annual :mettngwt-uw
nlture store or Raymond I; "n: I J 'Connectlcut State Teachers" “50cm
' tion now in session in Hartford.
ziurmt-(‘.‘Vntmttnp or Keener Figures complied by the liridgoporti
:: quitn ill with grip. Marmtwctmem' Mmhtlon Show that: m'ing in St. Raphael's hospital
__.. tho. cost of living has increased 52.2 from an “legal mwmttnn, a young
lining of Flax Hill Road. "per cent in the laBt‘flVC years. in“;- Haven nit-l .turniabed tho "Duet”
twnu quite sick tho ‘past . _""‘"““ a * twill: iii Minn Wthh, 1'85“le “'3'-
--.x;ivwbat improved, I ~Amortcaznzation Cl at things“ i ezamunulr (1A. Faber
.Frbnklin School touch “‘1; t'i-iilgfit ‘oi‘ wateim“ 1 ~ 3? a“ . .
Boys Can, O'Brien. iP'roo instruction for all ‘i'oroign born
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: Miss HER!“ C. Cabin.
’ntrw-L clPrk in the oillco of
;(‘lork Herbert R. Smith. will
O'Brien.
imm who nrc not Pilizeno.
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——~ Dvrbies— mourning bands.
- v-i:.:;tt Bradley ot‘ ()l’t‘ilal‘il‘ ‘“
his toe-0n ill since fiazur»
,iil.ll[i)‘ better.
H Berkeley
Town
lt‘avr
Mrs. Cllill‘if‘s \'. tit-mini. and I .ugil’
Ztt-r. llPif’lill. returned yostcrday to
their lin'mv in Union. New Jersey. at?
! mi ltuhoy of 17 Rivr‘rside tor .1, Hal t with Mrs. Robert G. ithat office March l, to roturn to thc
Mitchell, Flax llili 'Road. iotnploy of tho Southnm how England
:- proving from an attack
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:Tvlc phone company.
Mrs. Bessie Flowollyn of 39 Orchard
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The Center JuniOr high school was
H'nli-s submarines‘strv-ot is now bvszlnuing to improvp _
Hal days; poko-d moir from a WHO!“ PM“ M ”900d llOTSOIl-«riosod this morning on orders m tlw
harbor it: Norfolk Va. in}: caused by stopping: on a needle board of education. because at in.»
— ' over 2: month 2120. ‘poor sanitary rondltions therv. it is
hoped they will he :tbll- to res-unto 593‘
l'h-nciit nuso- .
sions next Monday morning.
1"t'i)l‘u;tl‘\'l3, Music
Singing Orrfi‘es-
' lilit’lyl‘t'fi' .
Mrs. Hiram lit-mwtt oi‘ Ann-ury
Park. N. .l.. is spt-ndim: a tow days;
with her grundt’uthtir, Hum-go Yottngs.f
’und her cousin. Mrs. Josoph Buyer or
.36 Orchard strvot.
his platform in' "A .
-, H», ”mm”! the Vol- ~Soit Hats and Umbrellas. O Brien.
. 1..w thr- solo of :3 per?
'mowiuo s. \Viliinm S.
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3.3.
Frt‘vnds and rt‘lativos urn receiving
cords mailed at Yokohama. Japan.
from Edward R. ()‘llrinn. Elizabeth
street. Mr. O'Brien rcports n stormy
trip from llaiwui to Japan. 110 is on
his way to China on a business trip.
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(,‘lmncos for rotiuvtion of tho. price
r'? (.t‘ Pnnnsylvtmia, of clothing wr-ro dix‘pcliml yvstm‘dny‘ John J, Mpqumnpss. 209 Parrotl
:.-.ro-'w11::tViw in the whcn the inmost manufacturmg'mvvmm. "fidgmmn' was apponnnd
" was lr-nrnvd this housvs in Now York stoic :tnnouucod Fairfivhl 0mm}- ont'orcoment “Rpm
that. tho present prices would
tinun for another year.
t-GH' yesterday and Jammt ll. Shay. fOZ‘fiN‘l'
reporter in Bridgeport. was appointml
to thosame wsition in New “:1an
county. _
Members of the Halifax Army 9nd
Navy Vvtomns' association yesterday
pledged htumselves to buy as littln as
possible of goods manufacturer] ini
the United Stairs boonu‘sv of the price!
of the Canadian dollar here. i
inational republican convention or
g —C. & K. Empioyees' Benefit‘aqw'which ox—pruaidenf. Taft is the other
ciation.‘Friday, February 13. Mnstc’Connecticut member.
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iiall, (”men 11 othrors Singlnh Ort‘heb ’ The third game _of the basket ball
“’11. Admission 30 cents. .sories betwcen Danbury and Nor
lwalk will be played in Danhur
Thursday evening. February ~19. Th:
first two games were won by the 1003‘
team but it is expected that the .\'o
'walk team will -b9 gmatly sin-mm"
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Tongrossumn Schuylvr Merriz: of
this congrosxionnl distrirt has been
appointed a member of the polioles
and platform committm- of tho 1920
1'; PEOPLE
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Mrs. Stephen H. Carlin of 263 Flax
Hill Road huh: returned from Bridge—
port. where she was ill for'ten days
with grip. Mr. and Mrs. Owcn Kin-
dallen and son. who were also quite
ill in Bridgeport, have recovered.
ney during the
‘ ..= than in any prev-
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Mr. amt Mrs. ‘Georgé Albin and
son of L3 Academy street are about
again after serious attacks: of grippe.
H. E. Martin of New York uf'tho
Martin ‘Undorwmtr Company was a
visitor at’tlte‘NorWalk plant of‘lhe
company on Quincy street, Wednes-
Thomas H. Powell. socrc-tary anr’
‘manaeer of the “Stillson-Powell
.poration, W’ashington street, is able
to be about again. having nearly ro
covered "from the effects of a bat: an-
tomobile accident several weeks ago,
when he had um] ribs broken and
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. .lar time in our
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:1 one of the few who 2}”
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~auto truck.
The Elite
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Ctr-Operative
.S‘H>O.ES
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wounded in action 'during‘the Ar-
latjonue drive, has returned .to his.home.
'30 Lunch avenue. Private Booker
was with'the Sixth Engineeré, Third
Division, and 'until recently was un
:dergoing .treatment at: the Fox Hills
hoopital, Staten Bland.
‘ . \\. will “{3‘.‘ \
vr.
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11h high wages “if
. work, is the time to :7
' r the less pram ;
3b 19...: my cm
clamor; Sherman ’Byxbee died last
flight at *ltis‘llome,‘?3 'Mainctreet of
mammals, whichffionowed 1mm»
file is Innivedfby‘his mother, Mrs.
ilmogeus' Gertrude Entree; his widow
Mrs. WTMy Byxbee, and '2‘
. m. FuderickMen Byxbee. The
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The 30. Norwalki
Trust Co. ' '-
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uihirtings and all the new Wash!
.‘ iffle 'M"'
5 Sunday evening,:l-‘ebma
~ «an ~13ka sch! mm
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The nominating committen were
U" H’t‘ No news or advertiscmonts
1920
The Gingham. amen. had
last “181"- made final nominations 01 papers yesterday afternoon. Tho susr.‘
officers. “he nonn'mtions will be .pension was the result of trouble In
acted upon labor by'tho lndgo. the typographical departments. i
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Kits: Rosetta .Mcllunnell. 3‘38 “lest; An exceptionalline of rain conw in"
Goods for the flew Year on as!
. laced on sale comm-icing e .
3gp , inst street. New York, and Edward J. ladies. misses and t‘ltildrrn ts mite)
Carroll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Josvpb used by Tristrnm & llynt’ am will nsi
mt. martin out We have era
“10wa wGarrolL 51 .Spring street, worn mar a. big stock of umbrellas with a widci
' “it‘d in New York city last Sunday. range. of prices. 2‘
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‘AHAOKEMO HOTEL MK. WAGE -EARNER.
South Norwdk.
‘ low is your opportunity to secure 3. HOME. We sell
property on EASY TERMS. Call at. 24 Washington street.
South flat-walk Conn. gm“
RAYMOND BROS.
Dress Shoes For Girls
.I new miinh'ownandhlutkoua ‘W
Girl‘s" last with sodium mend lowheel. Indiu’ noes in a
1&qu to ntand apps-r RIGHT on the younggu-l.
limit?“ 'I, “In 3.
CONNEALLY o motion ;
~81 mama M N“
Plans for raisin". a tlrree million
dollar fund will be made today at u
dinner to he held at the Brown Um-
voraity.
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All kinds of ire-3h and cured meats
at‘tlie same low prions art. featured in
chultze's week-end specials today.
Owing to the condition of the streets.
delivery cannot be guaranteed except
on orders received ln‘iore closing' time.
‘tonight.
John “1 Soulley, William P. Beers
und Daniel F. Tooumy of this city.
have been summoncd as jurors to
mono in the Criminal Superior court,‘
Bridgeport, which opens “asday 'af-
ternoon‘oi next wpek. Judge John E.
iKeeler will preside.
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The many friends of \V. F'. Hulla-
.lanBMTlit-i Boy Evangolist." imprison-
ui :lur six .monula without .any 'trhl.
Nut-lug war excitanwnt. can hear him
on .the tonic of the hour-I‘dlking with
r 2) :in .Red .lsn's lull:
my 15, It'7:‘30.;
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”The Norwalk CoalfitSnpply Co.
108 mm“ mm.
Admission free.
all-33m m It translate-
ln My .10 Principal
We :3. «How-an or Utheflorwalk
'th Delano]. Mr. 211mm .h 1W
Muffin-x Willing-tic thlrweolt. und'
William-erbium duties 'mt'flou
by naming. '
ho of late have recoived‘ little news
ther m- m less serious. yesterdW. W11.“ ' .
Frank S. .maarfival .mlmm’of flpOO'MidT “Wthfllaubregean find awn-of:
“well ahead of her' aims in obta'inint
|eued for the remainder of the series i
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his carsmashed in collision with an 7.
“Private Fred Becker who was. ‘
may -
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manor: 113.
in lio quid-n dun-m
‘ Hyman—Winona. watchman!-
iate]: today. it's Friday, the thirteenth;
' 9doon proprietors and “hunts-dam
1 South Nomlk Lodge, L. 0. ON $1.. printed in the three New Haven nows- it
Dr. S. M. Biet
DENTIST
47 South Main Stood
South Norwaik
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your hm‘old
goods. rage. papers, Junk an 0'
«sound bud goods. Anythinxm
have. Price uoconlins to the uni-
tty or the goods. A mm dost
than.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 um Zundtatreet. Phone 11126.
hand goods always on male.
COAL
Wood & Grain
Device Bros.
“193‘MQ.
A. it. WOOSTER
am.” “W
L... Minor"... m ”lo.
PATENTS
us- II—‘k-IA. H Div-i
34 mm-
wmm- aw W' can.
500mm vhvtbe ”not (ma.
Wacnm'theo-mutm-meyi ‘
will save money .in at least the way.
.as .the muority or immune tum
untowm now ucceptingvu-ute '
rent and wearers of the white aprons
who would have been comidvred a
precarious risk prior to the coming ot‘
.the.xreat droutb. .
tut ‘hl MK
WHEAT .am‘mm .GET 5
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DONDCSS, Feb. 13.-—omat Britian ii-
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German dyes, of whxazmo mainlan-
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Egg. Stove.-
Nutandl’ea
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“Willy reached this country. L
The commute:. to: dye users which
has gone to Germany under the author
ity of the Boani of Trade in pnrchaao
2.000.000 pounds of dyestuffs includw
rrpresentativcs of the board. as wall
iafl export users cutzazed in tho cotton
iand woollen textile and the paint and
lvarnish trades, They :tro ton Ln nut;
'bcr. and will doveto a fortniL-ht to 9-9-
iloctinr: the colon; nmxt urlzontlv re
quired here. Their purcbaso will be
in addition to 1.500 tons whirl: Great
’Brltinn is vntltlrd under tho ropara
tion clauses of the peace: treaty.
From the censuo of stocks: of dvos
Furniture Makes the Best Prose-mt § '
For weddimrs and anniversaries and in our hi2 stock
may beifounli big and “little items to suit all tastes.
‘SEE OUR LINEUP FANCY CHAIRS AND
TABLES
RAYMOND & SON
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Lthat there ware about 23.0:rfi tons. of v, g .
{which «.503 are due to iho zillion. Tlu: » Spmgtme .’ . ec wear
fremaimlor, m‘trr the British quote. i
“i" b“ “‘F‘*‘”’“‘”‘ ‘" ‘W ‘" "“‘=’ The New.8pnng' Suits and Frocks demand Frilly collars .
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ltaly.
GENERAL DAVISON DEAD.
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Nlflv YORK. Fob. 13.» Juli-(loner-
nl Petrr W. [kn ison. smond in rout
mum] at the port of cmhorkntion in
llobokon, is dead at the Fox Hills Mill‘:
itztry Hospital on Staten island. it
“'84 announcod today. Gruvml limb.
son. who was fifty yuan: old, died.3
yesterday. after a short illness widti
Poor-«brill thrombotic.
and Many "Fronts, unli our new lines in these are fashion-
ed of Jane, DIM anli net.
Tab Collars, adapted .for moms! or square neck dresses
are of flat, Georgette, Venetian undln’sh lace and tend to
give a. youthful appeal-wee to thewearer.
Many new styles inroll and fitted Dollars, also the crisp
{Or-gaudy sud .Piqua Iota, .always so much in demand.
550m IOBWAIJ.
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UNDERTAKER
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flersc‘hiield Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.
molly m m New Haven. Bridgeport,
Mani] :fiWfibhia
Rhona-£31m! alumina mm ad! m-
um; I,“ sun-tor Jemima omit.
mum was. Strut. Than 294.
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Prompt Delivery
Harris 69‘ Gans
'53 Water Street
Tel. 721
Decayed Teeth
And Canoe '
it has been shown that a ~f3m
tooth or root or cavity or decay has
firg
ibeen the exciting and sole cause 0!
cancer of the mouth. Such was the
ads.) with
General U. S. Grant, who died in to;
ribic agony from cancer of the
tongue
caused by rubbing it against a de-
cayvd and broken tooth. These are
facts which it is well for
with decayed tooth to think shout;
,A little expvnueil‘rom time to name
'wiil koep your tooth
in a healthy:
condition,
Br. J. H. May
makes no charge for complete
aminations and cost estimates.
16 50. Main St, 80.“?!le ‘CUIWI.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 5,9. m,; 7 ”I
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.. ' p. to. Sunday ht appointment: Ml).
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THE HARDWARE &
‘AUTDSUPPLYUO.
ind-St. .~
PhouOJmB-B. so. Norwdk, on]
Iqmto M Starter “.
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.uoLto an individuaLwtth on 1119 is
dividunl'a failings mrrnimesfi-blta .
corporation‘wbich uneanotxecmkpg
die. .That .1: why youvamlhemt.“
entmst your attain to
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