Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 8, 1920 · page 2

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A Limited Let oi‘ Téa Wagons

With separate glass bottom tron: choice of oak.

American ~wahmt or imitation

millennium ;

WHILE THEELAST $11.0Q each
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EVENI’NG SCHOOL

New Classes
, Forming
“ Each Monday
In March

family.

QUALITY FOOTWEAR

A line of reliable, dependable Ms

for theentire

Nothing has yet been found to replace leflller m

fully in shoes. “Pay the Moreno.
shoes."

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buy mm:

CONNEALLY Eel BRACKEN

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FR. Aim,“ gm" first”. ”I
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The mmgnnd Center Junior
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, twenty-one. A large crowd witnessedI
the anus define the very outsma-
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balloon was enjoyed afterward; the.

 

 

 

The Norwalk High school is now in!
P preparation {or a very good baseball!
season. Stanley Wilson. manager, all-I
~nounced that .when he hears from aI
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Herschf'ie'l‘d Motor

TRANSPORTATION (30.

Daily Service Between NEW Haven. Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Philadelphia - “

10.la.rge trucks in your service for, all kindle! transpos-
tatlon; padded vans for furniture work.

South Norwalk~122 Water Street. Phone 294.

New York‘Oity—I'M Seventh Avenue, Phone raring“ 7841'.
New Haven, Gonna-4% State Street. Phone 427 0010111.

 

 

 

 

 

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THE HARDWARE I.
AUTO SUPPLY co,

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WINE OF COD LIVER OIL

WITH IlfION

FOOD TONIC.

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Z 4'3 Water St. I .

Phone 11:15.6. 80. Norwnllt 01
, Ian-to Parts, Starter ul-
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Oils null Greases ‘ 1
ltewsrt' Speedometer Peru. I
I Gasoline and Kerosene

; ‘ , Auto Dimes. Tires and Tube-

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There Is No Excuse I

r61- 3 person to wear artificial teethI
that drop when speaking or eating; I
simply because he may have had sev I
oral plates with the same fault he
should not get discouraged and think I
there is nothing better in store forI
him. if you hrve a mouth that is shop
' ed a little out of the ordinary, a plate.l
. . made in my office would demonstrate
1‘ the fact that peculiar mouths can be
made to hold a. plate firmly. Come in;
and have your impression taken and'
way life once more.

gij‘Dr. J. H. Mallory I

18 80. Main St, South Norwalk. I
Hearth—9 A. M. to 5 P. M.; 7 to B P. M.
. Sundays by Appointment “Only.

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We'll) buy your hon-dad

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NURSES UNIFORMS.

Dresses at Linen with “Hi-Lo” Collars, white only, 38, 40, .

42...; ............... guess ccccccc .s..one.esoeo‘u “ow
Wide Gathered Aprons, eight inch hems .............. $2. 00
Fitted Aprons with bib and pockets. ........ . ..... $1.25
Separate Apron Bibs ................ . ...... . ...... . . title

This story; closes at 6 p. m. every day.

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ART NEEDLEWORK

Many new, interestingdesigns in Stunped "Royal Seci
ety" Pieces have just Brfived, and with the plcbges receiv-

. ed recently; the showing isncw~quite complete. On display
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‘plete schedule ohtwemy games. This

 

 

 

From a. lighting standpoint the ‘
matches are none too well made. al-
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silk, rammclergoldthrend. . ._

W new chemical things
are oftenest the most distinguished.

Ellen a Gingharlr Frock

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The “Very Latest
hnpcreed Swisses from

stripes of blue woven into 111v .
ial and giving an addcd lmu- -h «
31 inches widc,
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St. Gail

It is not easy to secure iqu u (a
Swiss fabrics owing to markm “ml
labor conditions. Thcrcfm-I , W
hasten. to announce. the arrival w Hm

patterns, decidedly unusual am; a
ohnnge from. the general llllv .. um

*6 In; :1?ng 3.31%" olmflflrmfltv One very unique "hat is of halr- ted Swiss
£532.53: 31:": “$313403: “Loni; cloth, jute-svetkingofseld blue hair- ' A white grmmd is well elm-mull.
N V8.1: mi N I Hopkins the vio mm dawn In- . V ‘t .‘ 1 «a.
, figs. all: mail: Ferene‘hsl, me- curt. M W“ brim and ’ wrth small, perfc< ly shapt I] Hi
I ”in or basketb ll Will be '50 a fringed 1‘ E I .. . . navy blue.
0 er a game :
“fills.“ the “m plm' m“ Fr‘dm ‘ m M a - ‘ '3 A second choice has whilv : “a"
ev ’- I s .
N H S P F ”mm day with tmy navy blue dmmmnl» ah;
_ .; . .- repares or Wad floor. di ._ , : . . . ‘
amend “1th a “12.10 t ( um.
Cominansebsll Season. - ,
I» I I ’ Both pieces have lino Ir. WM

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$2 56

schedule "u “we” in Tm Mg“? ’ 'At least there is something about . “W
very shortly. Captain George 21 w . ‘ . .
Elit'glfli.L"§.£IZ§.;3"$O.C3?§§Z the Wham dresses for Young girls . . ‘-

tice as green is the snow and low dis and 11113508 that attracts. It may be

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The [Beaumont o! the team has so- ..t.he Odd Gilt 0f the waist that lmngs Bl f S t Sk-r c
cured JosepiLlicKiernan to (each the . . , . ~ - .th I . ouses 0r por S I. I1.
team. "ch.” who is well-known in: loose like a Jacket in front, w: 011g , 1 .
:2“:.-.mi.”t::::.m$12.22:I ends that tie in a sash at the back and New Tailored Sunts
Howard will act as assistant coach. " . _ 13 C tucks hemstitch— _

Mr. Howard. Who is H]? new principal. And them are rg , y . ‘TCI'q' dainty are ”“2 Il(:‘\\ [(1
has played on his colloze tmmbjnd is ed that go around the waist and down voilcs - Tm ‘ .arc in 1‘] m) I‘ f
it tcdi.thl1'.~.Ndut.wlm . . - c. "' .' ~~

I {1:37; of (liege 1:303:93”): N. ll. 5 the skirt. Round collars of organdle ,, 1 , 1 t -‘ l . ‘ _ 1 1 I I :
will produ('e one of the best teams in or i no are lain 01‘ With a picot ruf- COI‘a , ‘10 G , corn t n M . It.) i ., . I...
”"3”“ “a” W111 m P q P 5 button am} black rm other light shades. Mn...
DICK ”W’s“- 7° REFEREE ng. on s have cxtl'cmclv dainty whit. . ‘

BRtTTON-PAUTZ BATTLE bon b‘ows have their place and do for (1 if him I” , 1 1 l
‘ ' an (ill S H or (‘2 lI‘HIhf'I'H H
wm‘Aopesr m Hal-Herd Ring fer trimming. ’ I. . . .' I , w.» I!
Fir-it"flm in Ten Years» , these are instruct] “ll 1 mm; . i.
re than a, few max boxing fans Sims for 14 and 16 years, ' butt m
are planning to take in the high elm v ’ 95 $7 0 .. . . .

-show which will be :13ch in nrtford ’ ”i m w v . 7 . ‘ V . 1 . II‘ R ,
tonight. was“): the number ml [03 V , “ hlfe ‘ Olli S hm ( 1 t I I. . I?
senedmatéuyhylheheavysorm. ' Imminent“: I“.

. o! Frldeyeulgtgt. hOng or {allegingst- - plmts and flifis lodge” “‘ II I ' ,
lug features 0 l e s ow t. t cl: 0 ”a;

. Howell. or Blidlzlporti w‘i‘unrfifelee mg, ings 1n pas (3 0 t
main bout bv-swm ac rltton am
DaVe Palits— .1 ton-round attain. it will I ' .

I; be the first limo, Dick has acted as tth The vogue Of o‘d Egypt 33’00 and Up

' third man in the ring in in: years. ' 'I' l <...
formerly a to w big bouts were staged 9. Th ' ted ‘
in this State that Howell did not rel- z 6 pain wooden heads the
erg};I . m lb t w J flanglmggracefifltmsinglyorin

e scm‘ no on is ween 0c _
Lynch, contender for Pete:I Hesrman's Iflustens, suggest the hangings Of Old . White Madras
bantamweight must on sunny ,

, :wuu. of ”award. “use Chasm Maples and palaces. The girlof to- N t . l . f .
'who has a decision .over bump on ”Md she will 0 m 9113 13 30 an.“ I; . ..
Johnny Kllbnne to his credit. will box have a we! be as ’ . . . ‘ .

, .Young Brown in the opening 1:11)“! or 1... cu .. me; a smuflmpm Th5 men 8 shirts .and Iadlos l . I- m!

- the show. The two features wl each . .V '. I ,
be of ten rounde' duration. m will invent‘mys to waists as madras. It Is dumb}! It

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-, tirely fulfill the hopes of the tone. it it -I‘ ‘w . . ,1. .. n
is obvious that Polite is no match for magnum ‘3' aseverely Plan) look_ A now stop .. L. \
Britten and it is doubtful if he lsys a . t .
glove solidly on him during the light. I 3123:3le number of 3118 come in.

. Lynch should defeat Waits with ease. . . P on ”a
The Chaney-Brown fight shoutlgtbe a. 33 Inches WHIP, 65, (9 and «.. a.

wee .
lggdbgggz «with little to choose n I a II a I , n. Thm . | ,
I DUNDEE WILL MEET JACKSON J p: ‘
a Towel-n: -. .» .
JERSEY CITY, N. J., March 8.-—'I'ile

Dnndee—Jncksonmntcn is not as yet a 5

confirmed habit, and maynever reach -

the proportions of the Leonard-Du: ___.
dee._Button7Lowis, or Mustard-Jen

nette lmhrogllooa Yet the Dnndec P m to mTPONED. A. M. woo.

Jackson ni'fsir still leakage deveml . w“ R“ H 3 Am AT

. and may in the course ' 0 ~ “I 0
into n major league stair. The new I. w M ' Inl- mm" U' 3
ing fracas between. the”. estimab ." MAI-.091» hen-

.133-Dmulders is to be sensed tonight: h “ d ”A" A. o...ma- I J
Dave-Driscoll's Arenn.A. c.. this cit mod to In loll mm. at the all ‘
and will mark the room: or am. an M u M.- , one . Sou-Bound» in
they- hnve faced eachzother in the rix “mm-run! b , ‘ot’ 1‘1 1.1”“. as. an... up.

I Q48? :13? WRESTLING MATCH Egon! Ange“ til i , .1 ‘ "I ”I I

“i. Morel; 8.--Alter alum V111 l' m m u ‘ , - ‘ Complete LING ;
tedious siege d’mnglingell‘ari C34.- m m a”. m m ~ ' '-‘ I

'dock the former wrestling champion is ‘ ‘ _,: MI? Pm“ a the I
and E?! (Strangle-r) Lewlrhzcre signed ’ 1“? ”r ' .7 ' of
yestel ay to meet in a lull main-h. .‘I u. Iv“- M“ ,l. 8'“;

IThe duel will be staged in Madison Ne mmmwnom 36¢. WT 38’ ‘ n.
IBquaw Garden. on muons: Mitch 15 - ‘ _, ‘ ST. PATRICK .8

EL! cor cam-r our pm." I w t .
FENCERS won. . » * - "'" ~Neveltlies and Decorations

Av NEW EAvwflxm 8d:— Penna“ % _ ‘

“III. on M e won e [encln a...“ v . 1

Im 33”.?ng 5:12;; liumtchg- f u . ,_ F. L. IIN , , “ILTOIN
es sen on am y . n which . ‘ ,. .., . .

; ’DYale was given. the Victor;- were er-I 7 t ”a a; 3"" R , 2010110419 435‘
mmsm;mm:oaam PM ._ a -» , , ~
re reoelv V . - . . .. .

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' votmo Alanna m mess. I I“ . , _

Your Anselm at Stun at z - ~ ' ' » y .: , ‘ -, M Ladies’ Tailoring

. Willie Gibbs m the ten-d M0339: .' ;. _. _. _ ,- I“ m I!!! I u . . ..

and boat, at the Rem’nfi'mll I 7' ' ‘ v I ,. ‘ ‘ ‘ I; bit Willy. Come in am ‘3» A"

{m3 gymnasium, in W Fri , . _ " 1 2g ”micron emu wdayforyom SP1
'dfl)’ mint. um». «new .. 1 new“! m t ' _ ‘ I «r ..

g the ropes before-hogan; *- . r . s . '~ 1 ”km m will admire the l! «l

' " ' 1 . 3. - , ‘ . i “‘ V" , _ M m Suits an 1.};14‘1'

O‘GAT‘FV To coat ”“8. ' . I I . " , f Is”! he rfectly Bali'-
-NBW 19mm ’ . I ':b“¢ ’MWWI mortgage: 100 bum} if“
I them season.

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