Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 15, 1920 · page 3

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11 elt lint companys plant in South

23 11521 street

w'l‘ry Keeler‘s for men ’5 Silk socks.

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A Peerless bread miXer has been in‘
stalled in 1he White House breadery
1'11 \l'twlv'n'mm sirvr't. It is one oi
the newest of electrical devices {used
11'. that line 01‘ business. ‘

An attempt to break into a store in
the. Hartford block on North Main
.cnoet “as ieponed to the police last
1 tht. Inv estig :tio’n disclosed that
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“1131119 & Gans. That 5 All.

"A' meeting. of the Norwalk Ba] asso-

(.iation has been called for this after-
L noon to take action on the death of 11111.
late. Louis S Beeis. attorney and cleik

of the (‘itv coult

~Uauciug Sat. Nights, Roton Point

Park

Many of the concessmnists at Roton

Point hung prepared their "stands 1'01

business tmnorrow, depending on good
A dance will be

weather conditions.
hold :1: the lPoint this evening.
m—llarris 6’; Guns. That’s All. ‘

An automobile operated by 1111105
{-‘m'ino of New York city run down
and practically demolished a police
stanchion on Washington Street.
(lovinn was taken to polire headquart—
(vrs :nzd settled the damages.

Sent. Nights, ltoton Point
Hurley Chapter and children
from Burro. Vt...

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«1.13’ noon. where they will make an ex,
le‘llflCli stay at the home. of lit-.211“.
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_»Last MeNell) 5 Dance this season,
Armorv Tuesday.

An Elizabeth strtet grl summoned
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from 11111: brother.
31ml threatened to The

shoot her.

)‘(Hllll‘z 1111111 had disappeared before our

arrival o: :1 patrolman.
“St-ft and Derby Nuts.

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W'. O'Brien.
in the ward at
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1,2 1115: around i: o't'lock every morn—
Neighbors. whose rest' is dis-
turbed by the him. have registrant"! .11.;
1:11.11 protest with the V
'i‘uu upgilit'ul‘luns have been receiv-
miv i1} H.11- 1-1'11' for the position of city
. 1111:»:' made vacant by the resigna-
t;o.. ultit'li takes effect today, of Henry
it .\"'1e'1r. filli', Minor will resume his
win: business {is :1 ('ll'll engineer.
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t'nl' 1.1 113111111 No. 21;. Improved 01‘di
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.'.:';. on ’l'nesduy evening. and expects
m M1111 :1 his class initiation at that
11111'1 Already there are forty three
.gmiir"1‘i:11..1 on hand. After the work
more will in; a pl‘ogrum and refresh-
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=1 Harriet Boyd headed the cmn~
11:1'11m'1 in 011111.210. of. the dance given
11.4 evening by the. employes of the
“13131:: 11‘: Edging company. and held
the plant. quarters in Washington
w.t There was a. good attendance
.3190 the unseemly weather. and the.
1 111111112 was pleasantly passed.
lower the cost of hosieryrilmy
eazizilityut lowest prices. at. Keeler's

‘i‘iw misnnot‘ Andrew Yobnggy of
viz}, who was permanently

ppiml in Lin accident on the turn—
:uke- some. time. a go. a.,éti1151 Dr.
mmm Front-is and son Plunde. has

1 6.2111111 51-1 down for a. hearing before

Judy-1:1 Curtis of the Supexior court in
ilz‘itli‘ffilltllt next ’l‘uc's day
At the request of Senator Charles E

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SAVINGS BANK.

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Edmund E. Crowe for a meeting: of the
‘ltepnblican town committees of the.
i‘ WC

:lmildimr. Monday evening at 8 o'clock.’
'i‘m the. pinpose of considefing nmtteis
inimitant to members of the party.
»-Hnrris Ra Guns. That's All.
The continued cold, Wet. weather is
taking: the ambition out of a. great
many gardenerswwho at. this time of.

the year unusually point with pride to

their growing vegetables. 'Some have
not been able to spade the ground. it
being too wet. Such conditions do not
help to reduce the high Cost of living,

~McNeuy's Singing, Orchestra Ar-'

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CONDENSED STATEMENT
I of the

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Mr. ’

to Chester.
.‘2 ., :11'1'11'ed in East Nor‘wnin. \Vednes

whom. she zillegeti,'

Spring '

I)tl:it’t‘. 1%»;

-nty~'Six1h Senat'mial l.')ist1iot to be‘
held 111 the. City ‘Court Room City Hall,

ASSETS.
Loans $1, 412, 079. 74
Mortgages . 963,749.48
Bonds 1,024,028.67
Banking House ' 50,000.00
Cash in Bank 201,297.25
Cash in. Vault _ 102,821.97
$3,753,476.91
. : LIABILITIES. _ ,
Capital Stock $1 200,000.00. ..
Surplus and Profits 169,143.18
2 Reserved for Inter- 1
eat '1' 32,875.35
pDeposits , 3,351,458.38
’ $3,753,476.91

Mrs’. acab‘ Thomman
Mrs. Jacob Thomman, Bet

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West Rocks 1011:} died. this morning. .
‘ Funeral services will :be hE-le from the

home of her dau hter, "lira. John Tut
tle, Academy street.

LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP
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“'1? have proven these things,
we have sifted the causes amen.
that we know now .why Norn'alk
deprived of propereducation.

The Board of Education does not ap-
prove of this state of dilapidation, but

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the budget of the Board of Education

must he passed upou bv the Bound of
Asisessmen: and Taxation
it has heittoi‘oie
an extent that
no ha; 2 shonn \ou necessmilv result
Tuberefme we make a. motion L113? 21

commitue iron) this organization 11p¥

pear before the Board of Asseessment
1“ hen the school budget is x11w;tsen ed
and read the following resolution;

This resolution was adopted unanLi
mously :11 the'meeting, May 4th, 1920...
Leaguep

of the Home and .School
'which (zonun'ises about eight hundred
dues-paying: members. A committee
‘was appointed to lay it before your
board:

“As the result of a thorough in\'tésti-.

nation, covering several months past,
it has been found that. because of
sufficient expenditures for past year-1.
the. condiiton of the public schools 0;
Norwalk has been gradually deteriorzi»
ting, until now it is far below the
standard which the test majority of

the parents and taxpayers of the thy

are willing and anxious to maintain.
“In fact. the sanitary

some of the schools are deplorabnn
“Thousands of the books which urn

in the hands or the pupils are dilapi—

(51111111, invomplcte and unfit {or use.
“The luck or funds 101' building 1'11-

pairs has caused avoidable (leweeia-
lion in the value» ot‘ school property.
1 "All Gilli-1‘

in en cut to such
the conditions Which

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contllilons in;

I strongly. advocated

The Home. and School League is in-
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sysl'em have been lici‘t‘Sr-Ell‘liy‘ neglect.-

.. ed to the Salllt‘ tlegret'.
“Therefore, we petition
that no out in the1 school
made this your.
“lle>111:1r':1,i11li_\' submitted,

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fare committee was accepted, and 1h~§
lmotion unuziininusly curried. .
5 Judge Lighz, Gen. Frost and M125

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lee.

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supoosvd to have brought the first hones- .o

Speaking of high steppers, here are suits that
are winners for young men; cleancut mod-
els, single or double breasted colors and pat
terns that, go with a gallop.

The fashions shown in exclusive New York
shops are here, mmus the New Y01 k profits.
prices from $35 to $65.

Rogers @Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk

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Brillél lingerie .1

of rare: beauty

Y es; in the special assembly of pretty underthinge
to be found loveliest soul; of bridal lingerie. ’l hose dai ‘
gaments of crepe do chine in Soft pink hues; those 1
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LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back its Color and Lustre with
Grandma" 5 Sage Tea
Recipe.

Common garden sage bz'eWed into
heavy tea. with sulphur and
added. will turn gray. -strenked and
faded h lll bc-uutitulh' 11211}; and luxur—i
ant. Mixing the 'Su'Ye Tea and Sul-
somc. A11 eusiet “av Ts 1011911111:
ready- to use preparation iniprm ed by?
the addition of other inurediems
large bottle at little cost. at (ill)! stor
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of muss.

\Vhile gmv faded hub is not sigfuh
we all (lesiie to lotaiu our youthful up
’Lpeirance and attractiveness. Bv dart;-
ening vour haii with \Vveth 5 Sage and
Sulphur Compound no one can tell. 1111

cause it does it so naturally so (11 enlv ‘

You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw
your hair, takin: one small strand at
a time; by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another applicatl
on or two your hair becomes beauti-
,fully dark, glossy. soft and luxuriant
and you appear years younger.

 

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DO YOU GET DEGWSY

iIn the afternoon?
may be eyestrain
Consult us.

Your trouble

WHAMER

Optometrists and Optimum .

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NEVER ‘ ‘ TOO BUSY? ’

LISTEN

TO

The ofiicers and employees
are always busy here, but nev-
er too busy to meet you in a
human way and transact busi-
ness with you, as one human
with another.

' The friendship of yombonk

it.’ s good-Will, it’ s confidence in

you, may sometime be import-

ant. We’ll be glad to see you

and. to listen—today. or... any
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'phur recipe :11 home. though. is t1'1'1u‘1!<~§
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phur Compound.” thus avoiding 21 11.11 1

this thmugh '

And What ,Ueautiful fine lace appears upon the
Same. is almost cobW'ebby in texture; some in bentrti .
filet. ’ 1
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flerthings of so great and fine beauty. Theirs is the app
to love of fine textiles made in charming and comfort» {3
wring models. And this collection just blooms with t
{ox-t of. under-garments.

Savings are to be proud of! Read the briefly-told no
Of the different lots and> see. how great those. $3.me 1's a

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in soft fine degree and trimmed with of beautiful crepe dc chine; spnrkt
, r . t' tt 11'.- g’ems of the collection. borne, w

shadow or ‘31 lace. in pret 3 pa er h'hnming of embroidered George

and of fine mesh. ‘White and flesh._
with both back and front alike pretty
in trimming, worth 83 50 to 54.5

at bothback and front of yoke. so
with beautiful lace yoke and rib
straps, still others with insets of p

9- 21-3 Chiffon delicately embroidered. Mn
N \ $1 .1 to S a many models worth 7.50 to g?

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.in a great diversity of pretty fashions,

.some in camisole. effects. Finished at

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imp with hands-011112 \"1l lutnxand freedom and 1.101119%)”. White or am
neither ribbon or lace straps Sizes :1; illlg‘r‘m ounhty, 13lfilgw1glni‘lgih 9:1;
1. 7 1: _.. 1'11 11‘ 5121‘s “.1 to L , w 1
1‘0 44 worth 3'. -a In 1:; ‘ - $1.45.
1 $1 d9 3; $1.941.
i ‘ Gin-Sat Dov-11's.
(“rept- de Chine (511111». 111’ :311-1 soft firm uniHEQOK. groaning.
. in 111-1:in Ill’l‘: :~'.1 11.11.: that ‘hey til1
:19: rare beauty and {”1“ “Win” “m“snmntlfil' .111-1 «mummy. with trim»
Splendid quality. At yoke is decora- ming of V...» 111 embroidery;
. . 1 1 i 1 1 “ II;- 1,
‘tion of filet lace, or of orchid Geor», “0‘“! $l..3.1 .oU- 1-10 A. 9'5"
gotta, or of line Val lace; each in:
i delicate line of pink With trimming; _ r
in soft ecru tint or white. Some: ‘J‘mk 1 Im-
freedom - giving sleeveless 110dels:l_

batixte an:
trimmed wit.
in style turf

111 13021111.» .1‘ patterns.
handsomely
and notable

some with short; sleeves edged with,
pretty lace. Among them a number!
,with ”eke and shoulder snaps en—i
tirely of fine lace Beauties .111 and
one of the finest things in the op-
l“pot-tuna? which glows w ith

nainsonl;

lace .11.

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Special; in ’ ’“
JYTVf‘Y'S

rtchly ruffled, worth $1

$1.25 to SI»
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5.1;. T, Make Your Children Happy With

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5, ' JOHNNY GRUELLE'S BOOKS

Published by Volland Co.
“RAGGEDY ANN’?

“Little Brown Bear” “Funny Little Books”
“Little Sunny Stories”
“Very Own Fairy Stories’

Thye Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street

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Nightgowns many styles worth

1 3
ii" $20—— $1.75 to$l
~. {invelope chemise-.1, worth $2 25 f.

1.1.511-.— sms 10 34.1.1.1

with
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Camtsulcs

Washable satin
ofjilet lace and
Splendid

of light fine
handsome tops.
Ibon shoulder-straps.
tint, worth $1.50“

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; in appealing combinatoin of bin
fund fineness. Trimming of etnbr:
SW tered net or fine Val lace. marks the
, yolzes and 501110 have inserting of

01- fine bath-1e in either wh.‘ =1 ori

gaudy in combination with rib
flesh trimmed with ribb '111 1111.1 Vail and lace. Pretty ribbon strain,
{hoe in new delighting 11141113115. Shim: finish. "White and flush tint; all ~11

‘23 to 27', Worth $4. 50—“ 33 .95. iworth $4». 3:!

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Jewelry and OpticalStore .

ROWE}. NORTH MAIN 81, SOUTH NORWALK ,CONN.

 

SATURDAY, MAY 15.1920

By two wellknowu incidents'we caine into this, our new-
ly 12 year leased building. We invite old and new'patrons to
our new store.

WE ARE PREPARED to fulfill your wants promptly and
.rwith satisfaction

OUR BUSINESS has grown by “Leaps and. Bounds.”
.We carry a. large stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Op-
tical Goods.

7 A HEARTY WELCOME: Our aim is tofisell you all the
navy and fine goods obtainable in our line at greatly, reduced
prices, but you start. the ball a rolling. -

Come to Brand 3 where a VALUE IS A VALUE and '
— for service and satisfaction. Don’t miss our opening. Bring

all your Watches, clocks, Jewelry and Optical. Repairs now.

' Priées reammble.

Last but not least, buy now. Our price: speak for them-
selves. . . 1

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‘ Second floor

 

finest of novel
silksskirl «$14.50

True novelty and brilliant beauty and a life and spl
of you1 l1 and out-o—doors; how they flash and sparkle.

this goth 111mg of fine silken skirts at great price 11031139:
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Esionlb
( lilikly silks like Kunisi—Kumsaiuney self—plaid ell
, wonderful crepe de chines and embroidered Georgettesl
' Glowing pinks and delicious blues and unique 1'}ng .
silks; tl‘hite crepe do chine with inserts in such brillin;
- contrast as green and 01 1110113 Pele. lavender sheds 1:"
soft: radiance. Here is White with band of rich £30101:

Some in plain straightline styles that set forth
irichness of their lustrous fabric. very finely; some ni
accordion pleats that have flowing and rippling beau‘t y'
, ’1 wonderful assembl V7 a novel assembly. Every me
: be}? worth not less than $22 )——-but choice. may $14 59

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Second floor

' .»;l’.relly 13151119552?
- . specml at $25

Little group of dresses with trio of qualities ‘Whi
:lgu'e them exceptional appeal to women of discernment:
g “ .; Quality Beauty and Value ‘
j I Beaded» G—_eorgette dresses in light shades; ’pflut
Georgettes and voiles of dark hue With brilliant and last
on colors appearing 1111 their printed designs, Webs ‘
. novel design 1111 111115111 neit- navy and taupe shades.

 

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