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James Lanlgan. both of Danbury.
and a son, Clarence A. Germanetti 0!
Stamford. @rmeriy or South Norwalk.
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‘ HARRY ORR CAPTUREP. ,
MERIDEN, April 27.-Harry Orr;
wanted by the police to explain the;
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Probably»
URDAY NIGHT . - . .3 , . .. death of his‘ wife, Margaret, has been. ~
SAT 9 P M. 13,131., .0111“th and “ednesmf’ ’ not captured in San Francisco, according'
T0 - Mrs. Agnes Feltham. '3 c ange in temperature. fret. to word received by State’s AttorneyI ,.
liirs Agnes Feltham widow of John cast to south winds. The western (“5' Ailing today An Officer Will be sent; '
- - - . turbance is central this mornin ove ' \
LL CLUBS . 3 r to bring Orr homo. . l
OVERA but Feltham, died Sunday night at her loWer Michi "an. It is causing cloudy, Mrs Orr's body w“ found 11 i
make overalls cost 11101:. (1 home on Belden hill. at the age or g .and rainy ather from the northerngbrmge' in Whitneyville, Sunday 31gb:
does not reduce the coat 0 800 .years. She is survived by one son. R‘Lfiefhgofigxggplofiiti £333.33. March 21. Death was ,due to a bullet
.IloihillBV . John. The funeral will_.be held Wed- the Atlantic coast Sev .ral l .wound. From the condition 0: the 5
11' smts today at ' e p “93 r9" bod the police believed that she had » .
EVE are se mg , - nesday, April 28, at 2 p. m., from the ported more than an inch of rain dur-i y ' . — .
- will cost to replace in th 1 t t nt _f h Th .struggled with whoever shot her. The .
ers than 1t h l 381 . home of Mrs. Albert, h Barnes, Bel- g t set 85 Wte y eggs o‘un; ewveapon was not found. Orr, who had .
them nextfall at W 03b gt 1‘ den. _Hlll, and interment will be in St. §::::C°]:mfi:fl rm: temper‘dfufgco‘: been at home with his wife in the am 9
Good Suits $3509, an ch; Matthew’s cemetery, Wilton. tinues low in the central andrwestern: emcon,dcou$1no§obe “31m “:9 next.
"EVERSHARP PEN / 5, ' ' districts. Freezing temperatures ex-ifgéfig‘fl h: ml'ght rhlilve 1:31,“: Kt:
$1 to $12. , James Asby. tend as far south as southern Kansas. Lake Whitney and the waters; was
-| James Asby. Civil War veteran, died. ~—-—-—-—--—--—-- dragged me {,ouce later sent out a
Q April 26, 1920, at the Norman 801- ——The Best Salesman—A Want Ad. notice (5.. his apprehension. -.
diers' Home, in his 84m year. He was k 3 —_ _
a member of Company D, First Con-1 . t , - ,
necticut Volunteer Infantry. The fun- ' *"“" ' f“ ’ ~ " “' ’“ _" ‘ ‘ “ ’1""“",:“‘:_"'_" " “ ‘
eral will take place, on Thursday aft- ‘ V OWIJAND’S 2%; l 1
, ernoon, in the Springwood cemetery. ’ 3 ’ " i '
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l Joseph Dav1s . SOCIAL A'OI‘ES ,r , ~ 3 : mamm-
.' 5 . 11 Street } W Conn. The “war: Fair tonight mil 1 Tl”
'3 85 Washmgto 3 _ .2 sum-y. Ann :4, 1920. Sunday; slightly cook: tonight. ‘ l
,. RWAI-I. ‘- A series of motion pictures were ' 3 -. $10.50 - ‘
.& IOUTH N0 ‘ lshown in the South Norwalk Congre- a . i : 3
w :gational church last evening. Among Shop every day before 6. l 0 3,.
“M 7 3 .,-. —'--=:them were views of the sinking of the I ’ l r on May Be Grad ' on Read " -.
' d F nerals Slousitania that proved very interest- I
“at“ a" .. ' ‘ ’ ‘ Ab 771 ' ‘C b ' ' L t
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w..- ......... ~ . . . out 13 am matron as .
,.,, 0.: wulmr S. Townsend Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutwell .
. d: ’ulm‘lllllg at the returned to their home on Crescent 0
T... ..‘,’......-.. m. ma 1.. 3mm, 3.8mm, am . mo... u... W0 S] S Some men have large heels. Some men have .
. ..' w..~...—.... street. Dan- to Saratoga Springs- , .. thinner heels. Shoes made for aver fcct sh
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...~.tlllL ‘.lll.1ll\lll:1:;u:h he had 1 Frank Adams. former state bank » at SpeClal prlce : at the 116618 on men WIth m‘cr heels. YOU may 3.
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_ m... .-....., ...~. Town- Effiggifwr- “-15 .. WW m town wes- r 1 need only a Walk-Over combination last to be cor- , w?
,. :;.:,,; v; s s ‘l that 110 “'33: ’ I . . , - . i.-
. “1.1. ~ 1...? 2...... three . a... w... t R m Firm handsome worthy 8.11.3 that both maker and we. ‘ rcctly fitted. Look at the shoe above. Walk Over .3
m. w ;. m . . YEP, isms 0 Qt in visit. \ . . . I.
._ .. “3...... unto he had 3... ..~....... ., .0... finer-(,8, g “ fan be Proud 0f- .I j combination lasts are made two Widths narrower at 4
,, , ,..:.... .. ...‘ .... 1103:: wn of the ,’ (300,80 “Cr 1 m E Purem both fabnc and, dye, rich m effect, In faslnon’s. , instep agd hccl than other shoes of the same sxzc. '
va‘zwm “"1“ - , ., ‘ ,, . ”we . arc. 0ct_ of av r .tjm l . l
3 .c :r....-..s.-.... and M.5.1_B,..dge,,.,,3 3,, 3,, mm, "may. 3 0 F091 now and. at all, 98’ : 1 We fit you right. .. That means comfort for you, .3
...... a... .m ... the torty—flrst 3 a' I d I . - . _ L1m1tcd quantity of each at less than real value, be: 5 longer lift: for your shoes. :3
.., 1... n.» m... hveddn 5 firm ' ”Hus of NW lork was gpause good fortune gave them to us at httle concession m l , l'
‘ .r)‘ l.....ti....11_\ all his life. Wlth 1a tisitor in town yesterday. ’mfll’s price 1‘ . . a
.;....... m; ..boul nine years dur— E . W i. ' so . . ",1
. .. .. lm was vmplnyvd in Bridge !“R‘Chard. ”0“” 19""93'11‘8 01d pat. OBIFFON TAFFETA, even and 1nSpll'mg 1n Weave,. l «l.
- . . <41: Textile works, .rons'to his new Delicatessan Store at fl: 1) t d b] d 1 - ,3
3 . m. 3. .. . 3 .. ,2. 3...... Main s... s... Norwalk. 1,3,. _ u firm, very ura e, navy gray taupe an tan, one 3 l
.3 ........m. h" 193‘ the “me 0‘ in: recently purchased the Palace . ardwide— $3 7 J ‘ '
uh. llv was a member of the VDellcatessan from Mr. Vi'illiam Mass. _ . I __ ‘ . .3-
,., ,_,m,,_,, 0,. mm... life also invites old patrdns of that BLACK SATIN, w1th the glow of polished steel,. I ‘ . ‘3
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.z. 1...... ud- .,”...\.x.lqm1\r:.lyieh: The Store on Railroad Ave” has been , taunch and firm, and of a black. dye Which 18 remarkably 3 ..-.._. .9,
n. vim-v :‘tmli‘ km- (3m H.- ; closed. .deep and satisfying; one yard w1de,—— - $2.50 1 7 2
v. 4.: liust 'orwa ; . .. . .‘ , 3 ‘ ‘
“vm of l‘fildgcport. and Miss iWhe ‘ . Third floor. ' ' 3 C01yal' Shoe Stores, Inc.
‘d 3,. ;, anusvnd of New York city. l n our ~ . \ .
.r.-. by (mo ”tn-other. llvrbort E. Town- i customers 37 Wan Street, Norwalk ‘
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......-.. w... b. h... s m. mg I ovely Org-find les . 3
.mmn. .34 l‘lcnsamt stroot, this after-Eare our : ' ‘ ' ~ - ‘ ' *1
.10.... at half past three o’clock. lnter- ; _ \— - _~ __ , - 1,3: ,
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.3... v” be WW- lfrlends we and , ncy COttOflS. m ' ..
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' William Green. 2 » . . . . . a ' L.
.3 .,.- 1‘.‘lll:llllS of William Gwen. who know We are on the l Wte of mpresSlve SPOfleSSDCSS and of fine quallty. .- u“
- «2 ..' tho lmmv of his lznu. Amulon, . h
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.5. “ii. in \Voslpurt. Friday. were ’ I16
rum'llell to llvtlu-l }'i'i3lt'l‘tl‘a}' after-l b t lllles'
n-n .lnd sorriws “Pro lwld in St. B . _
’ ‘ makin
"'w-lnds‘ ('lll‘llt'h of which he was a! Unigid Cigar? gafestlgl: 121;:
-mmunicant. A largo dologationf grown into the biggestwcon
, :. .u Putnam lmluo, Knights of Py- cern Of the kind in the world:
hm»: was: in ultcndanco. The de-l As a United (3' 1- Store
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.. .1 was a clmrtm. momlwr of that Agency our store ilgsawofld
“3:0. and had boon one of the most 3 to the same end 118‘
d-al llll‘lllh-“l‘fi. Th!“ services worr- l 0 I
. Every day we see how this I
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.-....l.... d b; r... J “ Twe plan succeeds. i
s‘w-mr of the church. The interment
tbs in tho fumilj. Mm of tho ("enter
rmotcry and Him bearers wore broth-
~-'.' knights of the (lur'wzlsml. ,Lt‘stor
Virarh, Hurlzmd Barr-s, Morris Honk.
30".le‘5 V. \\';1rrrn, llmvurd S. Gilbort,
l’rvll(-ll.~~lluulmry News.
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g are those who believe in us.
I If it '3 business they must get
5 value received. That’s what
i we are here to give you.
= Unless this store could do
i this it wouldn’t be a United
l Agency.
- To prove all this is so, try
Ollie of our cigars—for exam-
p e
The La Tunita
311.2 llnlml't
Mrs. Joseph Magyar.
Xzznos, wife of Joseph Magyar, 23‘
\fmztnl. monuc, (ll-"d suddr-nly yes-
:r- day of :lponlcxy. Slit" was ~33 ycars
li-l. zmd hosidos her husband she is ‘
firvivml by eight children. Funeral
A:'":\llsmnhllts will ho hold \Vvdnes- : .
in ultvrnoon at 225-: ol'I‘vlorl-z from Standard SIZC
‘ Hungarian Reformed church, Lexo
‘fiz'mn avenue, the pastor, Rev.
J nricl Dokus officiating. Interment
{"1” follow in Riverside csmeiery.
E7c each and box of 25
“$1.75
With all purchases in this
Agency there is an allowance
of United Certificates ex!
Mrs. Georgianna Merritt.
\lrs. Georgianna Merritt, widow of
:uiplu-us Merritt, died Sunday at the
ramp of her daughter, Mrs. Chauncey
flrundage. 10%; Cross street, aged 77
Your friends, our friends, I.
pears. Beside her daughter, she
zurzvcs two sons, Llewellyn and Nor.
man. Funeral services was held from
73??? late home this afternoon at 2
=1 clock. Rev. George B. Tompkins,
;.:rstor or the Norwalk Methodist Epis-
«opal church, officiating. Interment
was in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph Germanettl.
The death of Mrs. Albina German-
ss‘ti. wife of Joseph Germanettl, of
ii‘zmbury, occurred at her home Fri-
day, following an illness of some
E‘ffllgth. She was born in Italy seventy
changeable for hundreds of
articles, which every house-
hold pays good money for.
Our Premium List tells you
what they are. The wants of
men, women and children are
all included. Get a Premium
List whether you trade with
us or not.
Harry Rosenfeld
Welcomed for all special occasions by young folks.
. As fully at home on graduation day as on formal occaw
=sxon. ~. .
f <1 Yet of such texture and strength and weight that they‘
'give long service.
Crisp org-undies, one yard widc,—-50c 75c to 95c yard.
Swiss organdics, when laundered will retain their
fresh crispness by simple ironing when damp. 40 and 45'
inches wide—$1.25 and $1.50 yard.
Fancy fine white fabrics, new stripes and checks and-
, lalds. Notable in both beauty and fincness,—$1.50 and
, 1.75 yard.
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Main floor, rear.
Clever new
brassieres but 50st
Young folks are eSpecially pleased with these simple
pomfortable and grateful supports.
Plain net bandcau brassiercs, of good firm pink fabric,
with elastic inset at back, hooking at back.
. Sizes for slender and for full figures, combine two
strength, with soft texture, yield but do not surrender"
their support.
Of special value——
Second floor.
Marquisette with ,
For curtains that will combine the coolness of dull
white with the\attraction of color; new marqmsette.
Agent of the United Cigafi Go.
9 North Main St.
years ago but had been a resident of , The IINITED SHIELD is'
{Sunbury for many years. She is our.
mired by her husband, by two daugh-
r'ers, MiSs Mary Germanetti and Mrs.
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COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT.
it does dot take long, when the kid-
neYs are out 0! order and not‘ilolgs
their work properly, for poisonous
acids to accumulate in thosystem can
cause aches and pains. D. 0. ma,
2865 W. 30th St. Cleveland. 0., writes:
“I caught cold and «jetsam my
Iidneys. My but and side. were,
lameand sore room not. stand
l the sign and the password is
SERVICE. -
We can’t make you a
"‘ friend until
you areacus-
tgmer—so‘ f '
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”I‘is figured in attractive patterns. And in such colors
as blue tan gold green and nose. ..
' Harmonizes with the new handsome Cretomles; blends
into general plan of room decoration; is attractive garb
pm of mo floor. ' , j
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Fishing Tackles That’s Fit F...
. ‘ Fishing
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HARDWARE Foa WET PLAQES
. Agoodline, of boat fittings "1
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beauty "of 'color. -
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You Can’t Help Liking This Range
The GOLD MEDAL GLENWOOD is in reality a combination range
consisting of 1339 complete ranges using different fuels, With nelther one
interfering in any manner w1 t e other.
Coal supplies the fuel for one, and_ gas for the other. So far as the
use of these‘two fuels is concerned, It is exactly as though you had 9.
Coal range and a gas rang: The difference is that they occu the
same floor space instead of ing two separate ranges in two di. erent
parts of the kitchen.
You may use the coal and the gas at the sam time, oreither one With-
out the other. You have gas in warm weath and coal m cold weather.
But at any time on wish to do more baking or more cooking, you have
the advantage 0 using both fuels and both ovens at the same time.
' It res nds to your cooking art so quickly and efficiently, you will find
that cooking is one of the greatest pleasures m your ho . '
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once whyaGlcnwood Rangc“Makes Cooking Easy”
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