Kn; ._ .. n h-
' South Norwalk’s Leading '
'corsetiere and Glover
E South lain Street
003331333 18 AN A3!
To beweiloorsetedisapleu-
are. We know how. try us.
l
7111) CARS
Sell your old can to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave between Oak and
Center Sta. Bridgeport, 001111.
Phone Barnum 6588-2. Second- ,
hand pom and are: to at any
make of car
W Bros. are offering several
very desirable homes—fer sale or on;
. reasonable terms.
RAYMOND BROS.
I". ~'
‘ for
on. Coon s'rovss 1'00 1
Manual:
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes
Forming
Each Monday
In March
MW *
dbrs'e NflenalCom ?
man King
a oniinued tram Pita 0113!
m. Bapublim leader. H
stated it was apparent that 1:: '
molt!» 001111.; wens. or: -
tom his new as national committee 1
hrefirred to the sentiment di'
Norwnik. ”he bitcans town. :1 1 who,
hem 'wnamd it made clear that!
the unique. sire him their support
He 030m the following resolution 1,
men was unanimously adopted:
NEE "'1'“th of the town or 5
Perfection Oil Henters
With the coming of Spring 5 Portable Oil Heater' is ideal
heetingrooms that: are only used occasionally, and help to
save con
.Nonwnlk in convrmion assembled.
John T. King of Brill “tort Conn»
hereby instruct the {cur dezegatt
from the t wn of nl'v ' k to the Re-
publican state convention to be new '
in New Hnwen. Conn., on March 231!
and 24th. 1920. to vote for delegates
from the state of (‘onuecticutl to the
chnmmmg Republican National con~
vention who will vote for John. T.
Kills 81! member from Connecticut at
the chulilimn Notional Commiflne.”
_ . EdmundlE; Crowe. who has held the.
the following resolution which was
lpensed without a dissenting vote:
l “Resolved. That Xclxemlah Candee
Samuel J. Watkins Myron Gabon: and
Nothing
fully in shoes.
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
A line of reliable, dependable Shoes for the entire ‘
has yet been found to replace leather success-
“Pay the difference and” buy ‘alLleather
CONNEALLY o BRACKEN
81' Washington sow--
W“: Norm-til
MERRILL
Business C ollege
EH
COALT
Wood. & Grain
DevineBros.
”View Ave. and Firttfls.
Herschfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bizidirenort.
Norwalk and Philadelphia ‘
10 largetrucksetyonr service for ennui oftrmor
tation; padded van: for furniture work.
South Norm-122 ' Water Street. Phone 294.
New *YOrk City—174 ,Seventh Avenue, Phone I'm-ingot M.
New Haven, Com—269 State Sheet. Phone 427 colony.
John A. Mills be and hereby are
named as the delegates to the Republi
can state convention to be held in
New Haven March 33d and 24th. with
power to appoint their own anem-
etes.” ‘
No other business appearing, the
meeting- adjourned.
ELECTED bunrmunn
mentioned“ From First Page)
chairman. secretary and treasurer.
Judge George H. \‘oshurgh presented-
the name of the present incumbent,
setting forth thé eflectivo work done
by him intromfer to“ 11""
L’ beingno mher’nominatious Edmund E.
r mee was unanimously ro eleclul by
; acculturation: . mee thanked the
membere for the honor conferred and
assued them that he would endeavor
to give the party his best service. ’ihe
same method of voting was pursued
in the case of treason-1 and the pres-
,ent occupant of the office Nam W
Benedict was unanimously reelected
Fury‘ of the committee in a. sum. .ur
yfiollowinture ml mhers of the com
mittee from the .am» xal w:ards
1 First Went—(lemze G. Richmond,
dict C. lrving Byingion Charles i'3
Kellogg Thomas (‘ Bulcom.
; Second “ant—«Edmund E. Crowc.
TEL. 53
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ileum w. Raymono
UNDERTAKER
'. Mo. 000-8; House on.
~A8HINOTON 81’.
a. -‘ " U ’ new. .1”".m~
f
I-i
-v—
rue HARDWARE & l
AUTO SUPPLY CG ‘
«t2 Watc- St. '
There Is No Excuse
for a person to wear altiflcial teeth
that drop when speaking or eating;
2 simply because he may have had sev‘
end plates with the samé fault. he
should not get discouraged and think
there is nothing better in store for
him. If you have a mouth that is shop
ed a. little out of the ordinary, a plate
made in my office would demonstrate
FOOD TONIC;
303mb R. Taylor Edward 8.1) ens.
ohn 1i. .Liehv. Charles A. w. tor:
- We mgw Charles 13 Millet Edward .L miner:
‘SKNTOX ‘
WINE 0F COD LIVER OIL ,,
WITH IRON
W THE BLOOD.
CLIFFORD filARMACY
30m MAIN STREET.
883—1330163le
ROMPERS AND CREEFERS
ROMPERS for children, two to six years, made at fine sing.
ham, chambray, poplin. and some of coupe—the kind so easily-
laundered.
These Rompers are fashioned in new, attractive models,
. ‘, finished with hem-stitching or a. little hand embroidery, and
" ' the children are keeping pace with the grown-ups in the cab
tension hip efi‘ect and surplus of pockets.
GREEPERS for babies, six months to two
made and are roomy and comfortable for the w
to commence the journey of life.
J. IMALLE’ITE
“WWI!
so little ones
Philip Castellano. annual C. 1121mm.
Third Bard—MILL we Lav—.59
7 ‘f- ‘Henry C. Selzcr; J. Wflley Slanscm.
, Fourth \\ ant—J. ‘Fdwanl Lyceli.
John A. Mills Joseph DiProaporo.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
‘ i All canddates for‘the baaebnll team
who have not. handed in..their. name:
to Stanley Wilson, will please give
their name to Capuin George Eakland
. The amount contributed. to the
Boys' Athletic ,Auociatlon Thursday
morninz was as follow:
~ Room 15 ................ _. ..... $2.29
300m 17 ...... '. ............... .24
Room 11 .................... '.. .3?
Room 28 ...................... ‘ .29 .
Room. 26 2 ................... " .52
iRoom 19 ...................... 71
Room 16 ...................... 38
Room .18 ..................... 1.90
'» Total ........... ' ............ $5. 73
A meeting of the Glrls’ Athletic A's-
sociatlon was held Thursdhy utter
_ noon in Room 18 at 1:13. BessieKesr
" ler presided and important business-
was transacted.
The senior social proved a success
in every way yesterday. A mung
program was rendered which was fol-
? lcwed. by dancing until 5 o'.clock An
orchestra composed of Leo Stun, AL
hart Brower Julie Sachs; David H’s»
ford. Franklin Cleveriey. and W311!
dancing The whole stati- was an
ranged by the following committee:
robs. Anderson chairman. Leo Stuil
H. B. Edison Albert Brewer. Olive
the fact that peculiar mouthsican be
made to hold a plate firmly. Come in
and» have your impression taken and
enjoy life once more.
Dr. J. H. Mallery '
‘ 16 Se. Main St., South Norwalk.
flours—9A. M.t05P. M.; 71.0815; M
Sunday: by Appointment Only.
GET A SQUARE DEAL”
Wewlll buy. your hm
try of be good], A muted“ ,
dim
m P. WHEN
a: Van hndtm Phone use-e é
WWWMQ—ie "
Webb and Martha. Hamilton.
”Pine new principal. GIN Hi! 8.. i.
comm Frapidly becoml “
ng Waxed with o..-
dailv routine or: “To. Mr: Howard
.{ has made a decided hit with all who
M .- ~:—_-.—_. J T“ have Whirl. .4
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_ You cannot expect your new gowntefitweiiovwmwhfi 3'
corset. Thenewsmingstyles mamas, oomiortahle and“
beautifuhandonrcorsetmwmbeplmedtogweyonw
benefit of her experience in the selecfion of the proper modr
e1 for you.
The estate or the late lelllain Bi
imitate court?
recognizing the splendid =ervlce ran i
dmd the Republican party by Hon
m ANOTHER TERM. '
l J. Wesley Slauson “an elected score 4
L. St. John Kecler. Nelson W Bcnc >
-wd-.. - . u---“
Fifth Ward—Harry E. Scofield. Ed;
Help W. Godfrey, Charles W. Garter.
I
Malliin furnished the Jan fér lfle‘
l
i
' shop Wheeler raised at 37.500.” 080 .41
led: to his twin limiter, Archer C l
‘Wlheeien in mm; neonrdinatou
the provision! menu mm. reel
.4.
Inporbd Gingham;
It is :1 very good time
to select gingham
dresses in March. The
supply is ample. The
patterns and colors are
pleasing, and' just at
present a very large va-
riety.
Plaids and small
checks in clear, distinct»
blues, . pinks, lavender,
* bliéli ’arE WEte find
other combinations,
' ea ct- a yard:
Third floor.
New "Embroideries
Particularly attractive patterns for lingerie and
, Silver and Glass - - *1 hum
.- . Apfmngcmmonthetohle
Gut 618811“ Olive m set in pierced silver holders
with adjustable handles also of silver and pictoed,
Silver P18904123“: Rose m in pierced d
werMQacker'Haya
with 8% Handles,
‘mmeMTuha with silver platedv
more,
‘ M more than any other material adapt!
itself to the free and'easy-sports suit. The ac-
companying illustration is developed in the best
Heather mixture, dark and” pleasing in colm,
and practical for sports and business wear. The
coat is Tuxedo style with narrow belt.
no Store Man: one o’clock
W-“
Sports Su'm ’owersey
sLil
it 2% S
$50.00,
Other styles in Jersey Suits. l
331.50:an $59.50 1:
Second firm r. ‘3,
Nemo Brassieres
The “Juspul” style which fits al-
most. any figure and fits all the time.
This convenient little garment is
made with a. rubber front pierced
with many bola so that there is an»
plc ventilation and it is not uncom-
fox-tably warm. It is especially for
full figm'cs , and stout women apprec—
iate these brassiorcs because they
(make them feel smaller and they
certainly look very neat and trim.
They control and reduce the upper...
part oil. the u‘ignre es theeofie‘c nor-es
below,
$4.00
' At the Corset Section. 'f
Ii'he Painterl' Pendant
These are mostly «111%
childrcn’ s clothes. These have lately come from tens of , oddly 51131301 }
Switzerland, and there are 5. W beads Strung to“ ‘
Mona, m2; salesman: Edges ‘31ch nether tassel fashion,
Novelty Gallows for shoulaer straps and belts“ ' 0f “01"” is to be 59,91" ,
Ruifled Eager; for pettimats, and many extreme- fill-any women are “gm?" .
1y dainty and exquisite qualities for baby dresses and these 011 W331) (“0550" l
fucks; for little chilifien. andpendaut can be caS‘ 35:
There IS :1.me to the old fashioned eyelet work ‘ fly removed While the l
and. very many. wide miles are seen with double cir- dress goes to the laun-
nice and clustmts outlined with eyelets. "(11.5% There are other 3,
, There are deep Flouncings for children’ s dresses. . uses- fogfllese pendant-.5, ‘“
_I Am entirely. new stock and very interesting. ‘ . such a' electric light: "j
1 Main- scor. ; pulls Imp shadwjancy. l
’ ’ decorations for hay! and.
E M.“
curtams. .
I
Stilla-fiew inflow ' ' . l
designsfor St. Patrick ’q. 1.
footed stvle 8m”. Buy . . stole a. 3
flat style, as ‘ Manama-rs do! ~
in plemed Pattiem and ‘m m and
9-36 come in and
.3
. .l
soled; whilefliestoekial
was complete. M50335
wemmmmmmmm platedhoiderag Wot-ado: 3
mm milligram tile any in * 2?...
luau. ufiww
”mam your!
Norwalk Chronicler