.5: FEB. ’17, 1920
‘_'. - You Tried
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Huigpi'ool Hosiery
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Lately?
.55}; for No. 500 _'
' -:::‘:11 silk faced fisls; l
.4, ;22:» of silk with the l
~..2lities of lisle.
Joseph Davis
' Washington Street
.5 13TH HOBWALK.
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(‘Ol‘lstl'llcllfln work on the new shoe),
factory
street. arrived todav. and‘work on thoipltnl. has shown some littlo improv-
npw building started th's flfl‘fm'mnamont (lurin': the last two
I 1..- roported that the factory W‘” c“stslhhuoh her condition is still critic-l.
over Sl 00,000.
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Mj—s
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il'nl‘ll
15:211.
1:4 opera.-
1:‘:; :11 her
.1» le'n re»
:‘ (il‘vtiflWiPh. ;
\l :< :13: I-xpired
» u < l ”a
[week mws‘dc as had in the chino: Muffin-"id lie .
' . » . - ; . your! turd: » ,
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.» .. \\ .2~.“. :\p(:-r:gfilol?lo::‘mf .Eg‘mhgfiaiigfflai mufilc for mm. 'm WIS moved ‘ ‘ '" BRM" long
; . A' - . . . ' l p ,
\l t.- pwh‘cluh, and left to stiller from its fn-l‘mm midnight. » "were $13011, ”—
. I. ' -‘ " juries as well as hunger and fiiirst. l . The delivery 03". 0‘ Alb?“ F- 3‘1"?" , .
. """ :'" FRI“ T“: 0‘” M William Wadi, for. how, Inca! baker or the rim dist!" Babies alips;
m 5.1:}: ~. rr-! 1» ' W“. \ ' , ‘_ _ .
H- 11:» min} or! of this citv but of late yeam m0." down .0“ Connecticut ““9"”? boo to $200——
. . m y -» - - yesterday mornlnz. and had to be to: .
Him-:20“ and
'E ' utfir‘ial
'1. W 'imdist
hold {0' l
».’>~".-: at the
rush-
r; a flat
’ ~' up and
‘t "Ili’lf in
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71 11'
T'i, .1an is
Will} racket.
; war-ling on
«yr-re
felt in the
womi is
Il‘v
—» Senator Fran
rim:-
monts of the huge accumulations
snow and icv.
inston [’lrtiiday meeting under
auspices of Frank C.
American Legion. will
rum-row night. at a nice
ml post in the council chambers
lhc citv hall.
Pliapter.
Thursday altemon at
tho residence of Mrs. J.
‘ South Main street.
‘ ’ the afternoon will be by
on “Old New England Kitchens."
ty is in waalk toil'ay lnvosttgatlngt
the case reported to The Sentinel hut lass film J“: .' icllhll.
' n Bridgeport.
‘ot the shoe (lcpirtment of the D. M.
Read Go. . .
up Sundav evening by the 9:40 trolley
and sister were
on the roadway
onliy slightly shaken up.
rangements to occupy th
joining his present location on .
-.\l.l'n street. now occupied by the Na-
vasky grocewstore.
planning to consolidate,
United grocery. store.
"5 arranging to make ex
alterations
he will have five new \Tcrola parlors.
1920 2
The-Gingham, Pennies, racy;
Shirfifigsmall the newwwm‘
Goods= for the new Yearmre‘bew
ing'phedonule, compiling the
best moment we have ever:
shown.
“E. moms .. ,
. ‘ _ . Normatterrhoidry- the coun-
mu-mcmo flora. noon
tryynay—be, therevi: no 1!!»-
SOnth Rex-walk. hilntlon to make our adver-
—- - fl - Here’s a very tasty fancy
An adjourned meeting of the city, - -m in I lamina: ‘suit
coundl wil be held in the City Hall. at $40 A spirited design in
tonight; black and white that is s tonic
William McAluster of Danbunh, to one’s personality—$45 A
lormerly of this city- is now stationed: .'
v ; sparkling burgundy—that
at Ansonla as income tax collector. : he 1 db, . s . ile
—GRACE anon-1593' smomoi doubleJ: H ll . p ll
Orchestra Town Assembly Hall, Thurs“ . , _
day night, 45c. . l at $50. It s a» smooth article.
A pair of cloves. valved at $4. ~andz All the new “3188 8:1‘8 tapped.
Owned by Stephen Sandor. 24 Hort; Not a. nun pattern 11: theilot.
street were stolen from an Ely avenue
store yesterdav. "
Charles
Pd over
Friends of City T113215“er Rogasmtev
\V. Lane are greatly concern
his‘rrilical condition at his home «m
the Marvin Beach tract. ‘
A regular meetinz of the Nafwfi‘kf
Building and Loan association vGrill b3;
held today at the omcc of T390" Harry Cahill. Who has been serious
Golden, \l’asington street. 13; ill at his home on “‘illon avonno
k_B. Brandegee Win with the prevailing malndv grip is.
nvitatlcgl t0 ‘Dlt‘f‘sld" 1:712:21: slowly lmprovinz.’ . ' t ‘
State .onvenlon . Th
2:: and 24 at Music Hall. New Time“ Your-68:15:; $122323 a: nil: at m».-
Stu-Pt department workmen are home of Mrs. “'amock 1" Rowan
finding it :akes an expert handler 0’ street."March 3, at 2 o‘clock- ‘
an annoyingly long “me to The meeting or the Woman‘s associ"-
small part of the loeal pav0~ tlon nf the South Norwalk Consrec;
“Etional church. scheduled for tomor
row afterno’n. hut; been postpOnod rm
.inads of material {01- the one week.
, Mrs. Sherman O'Connor. lwho has
Day ‘ been seriously 9" at the Norwalk Hos-
accept the i
Republican
3 [tli‘k
{I
Sevo ml car
of ll. Jaco‘ns & Sons.
days
. . 1 Principal I). A. Giant). 07' mo Funk
Final arravczements for the Wash-”in Shoal. is ill a, his home on Miami-
ltejstrm‘t. Fir-ll District. with an shack
Godfrey Poll-.0: the nip. _
a; [Rail-lip 1:; A number of Norwalk residents are
*3 “‘ ‘ “I. planning to attend thr- annual promen-
‘nrlo and ball of the Now llaven Knlzhls
' . . {of (‘olumbus Club: to he held Rprll 7,
The regular meetingr 0! \fr-Hk in Conwmion Hall. New Haven.
D. A- R., W‘EJ’geo‘lI-fobk. 212* Aummobillsts haw.- been \‘zunmi fl}
-'" . . ltho police to stop using sidewalks on
)filton (oburrm
The Ggr‘gsbugifor their cars whil-n they change tires.
‘ " The practice has nrmtly annoyed pc—
dcstrlans.
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Lnoer the ousplus of St. Latliuslaus
church. a sacral-u agate-warns”
An agent of the state humane socie-
‘
he is at the head John E Soon
the
where ed back to the gnragu.
‘ey. local truoiman. 611'?»th on!
suffered a general banging’rr‘malncler of the route (or Bet-snow
Theodore S. Brothvrton. prominent
member of the Rape Hose Fire Co..
and second lieutenant of that; organi-
zation, is remembering his friends in
this cl'; wins postals from Savannah.
Ga, where he is spending some time
James Donnellv has comPleI'td a“ with relatives. lle Wrilts that it suits
9 store 35' him down there and he expects to I’m
Sw‘hllonx his visit until about Ann'l 1.
Mr. Wsdham's mother
in the car as it stood
but fortunately were
0 thul city.
—- Masonic dance. Elk's Hall. tonight.
has two cases coming up in the Crim-
inal Superior Court this morning
Bridgeport. He has been retained 1))
'Mr. Navuky ll
later, with the
”Mr. Donnelly
tenslve interior
thl‘ and by John Trusnne.
in his new store, so
the weother 1011' cently and convicted but his case was
home-Si on In the spring, when
lihllli‘s on among permit, the front or the store appealed to the hither court. his plea
Flil‘mied will be altered to harmonize With his of insanity not holding.
~ viral: *‘OCk- present store’s fronl. Reports from Stamford are to the
1 AMP type, ‘ ' "' “" effect that the production of “The
"1-1:“ snurce Sweetheart Shop" at tho Stamford
.
3 «is. has had
.i wr-pk anlll
:,~ though
"in-z in his!
I; (.1 dispel.
and un—'
used the
lirllo re-
time to
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33'1“» 5'1“er
Sore Throat,
, fittd Colds
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'0 (,3; 3' 51,423 -
5.: regularly
for five
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- C‘nzpound in-
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' save only a.
Via-Ii then don
that will
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”care, last evening, was highly
pleasin‘zmnd was greeted by'a largo-
andience. The'play will be repeated
this "evening and lemon-cow evening.
Harwell: thmtregoers will five on or»
portnnity of witnesslmg “ e Sweet'-
heort Shop” at the 8'an theatre. If
'you want to see afine show be sure
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great savers o
Attorney S. Guenario of thls‘clty’
in l
l- woolen ram,
Joseph Chum. charged with adultery, ‘
charged Wth ,
burglary. Trusone was tried here rc~ ;
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little children. for bi
them are at about he
' Reason is the same in every vase.
mud: wilt-Qty handling and displaying
North Main street as a parking plocvf
Mothers’ 'Néws; .
There are new prices upon children's
clothes which have been soiled.
Don’t believe that ever was one so well paid for laun-
: Nomalk SO; Norwalk 1- derlng children‘s clothes.
l‘ . .
Iare missing. , ~
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.. I gand attend. ’
' . The ‘Rev. EmeSt F. McGrgfio’r, .Ph.
nip-Morn! the First church of W
walk. occupiedthe pulpit at the First
I “The W"m'°£m“ ‘ sunday ln-mtchange with fine Rev.
thy outside bf the John M. Deyo offihls city. Web»
an m ’ ' »,ed in Nomllt. Hr. Beyo stunned
fumilrlrdati n5, should , I” the annual dimmeror Mmmml
m m 1 fl MWQIM' .
”m with! all - ‘ - 3:: fin we cum in New-«York fitm‘
an nation!» 7 . and TSatm-day evenmmokfiltyp man-i
warm ' mm new lead :oécted mm _~ .mnim
km ,. I“ - I“ for thethlrd successive tern—Don»
toswnrmmor Jbury News: .. .
owners a! W Prom :— A
fancy, sizes 2 to
v Plain gmghfm _
l to 6, regular Boo——
Knitteddegfim: of
wash: or
Q S)!”
583.50:—
Hore are morgof the things in the collection. Note
'1'! slit-"tin!!! W! l: t" j 5.1 , .2 . .
m 1&1“ diesses, pretty/Styles»
Rompers in ink and blue an
those colon wit
Sizes from 1 to 6. chee
f bother for» Mother.
Gingham dresul in pretty patterns both striped and
6, regular $1.50 to $6—
dreeses and clever little stripes, gem »
to 18, or
collars)!- finished
great service and comfort,
‘ 51..., 3..., has Balm secukscstuo ;
4
price.
As ill'nst ration :—Here
. are little girls’ bloomer
dresses.
6; they are pretty tan or
rose or green or copen
hagt-n with collar and
culls of white.
price was $3 and $3.50.
And because thcy have
become soiled and sim-
ply must be laundered to
look right—pilot? is
That is 'a fair exam;
.le; it is not Something
picked out because it is
it ’ . .
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Liaise boys. clever 1
suits-sands ’ “l rl !‘ ’ A
poem 13 cc .
Suits that look well on manly little boys. i
That boys at little—boyish air which pleases Maillot—4,
ands little-manly air which pleases Bad l { .
'_And yet they are to be Iold at special price lyrics“? ‘
size range is lit-0km .
Nico bluc serge, a. few of corduroy. n mnnlwr in fancy;
mixtures of good color. -
Jacket is belted all around and buttons snugly to the 5%
neck, some are pleated. . ’
33:1le has smart collar of Eton style, some haw a de—9
lachablt- whitv pique over collar.
But the sad thing is there are none of Sizg- 7. only a.» ..
few of sizes 8 9 or 10. On the other side, there is goodr ;
variety in sizes I} 4 5 and 6.
5.
Sizes are 2 to
Their
$1.50 a
3
Here are the old and the new prices:—-
exceptional. There are ‘ _ _ 2
a lot Of clothcs for were $8.30 to $10—47 were $11 and $12....“ -
er $113,}; 1' babies-wand a lot of ’ 'wm $3 & $353—$100 : were H 3
They are cith‘cr PM“ ”we“
; or some sizes » ‘ -,
2“
white: sane of c
.,\
Handsome smodis of [Japanese
liinene. Roseand
en collar 1!» ’
Ellis 12 to 18,~ mgulfl-WtofiSfiO— '
.; I _‘ ‘ ‘ I 4.. » I
Extra outmg.
, Soft thick warns-'~héaVyWeig_ht m
£1985 %im13 W stnpesandchccks otflilfercnt sizes
«in pinko ' ~ « . . ,
it;
.‘Mr
geensndsgold,
Genome beauties for “grownup” , girls.
Second floor.
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~ 'w’. sikefi.‘7aishiit-a.ii ; m,- m
from smallest of sizes to 6oyear, regular
(1" retty combinations of
rful and a comfort and
great warmth. find
’oopenhugen, sizes 4 Sang 6
durable White with either
'thout a touch ‘ of odor.
and white with rose-or
_ Boys washssuimv
that need. washing."
Because of that fact, their prices are reduced either- I l
50 cents or a dollar. _ . 2
Worth Doe’s while to launder them for that “M“ . '
isn’t itl ‘ ' , ‘ I
Middy style, goodonbotantial rep, blue or tan stripes!
on white. Sizes" 2%?» 83—: '
were3kw
Front ligament.
nice lumbar, ”
31% 3::
500m Shfi ».
mbmy and some of
Regular; $1.50— .
We
31 $0 $3.50
o‘er-c $4433
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- Girls?— @0315;
7. Three New of fancy“ and worthy more *
$1.95 in »$5- . girls m‘lfin'fifim. 5 I
1 ~ , Wamandwumlooking woolens. Good mums
' ~ - extreme but W {031%th of~attmcfivo~ :
ness from «new monomer l .
home-pm nndbmadoh‘lghs and zibeiimqvem a;
plushes snazponm MW of finean‘d W1»; '
regular $1 to ~
500 to $2.85
crepen'land fine soft
. 9* ~ .. . Effie , »A.ndiqnit_ey a varietyjif colors: with hardly m ‘.
flannelmt-mueh cheesintherentireiotaliket- ‘ . c;
Wmscll'th‘cinghere goesto-doitqnickl -
; 2am" fimre$ ‘ififlto‘mmn mum
Sizeé’lto’ 9,weresmsoeo¢35_’ g , m .g ..
Sizes loto‘-16,ivcre$1t.§0to$$*—— mm
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