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There is: no inflation in Edison Prices.
“Edison'stbod the gafi'”'to keep his;
favorite invention within the reach of
everyone.
THE ALFRED FOX PIANO CO-
85 No. Main St.
Opposite comm Church
1.
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”cycle“? order-» your
, doors or storm vestibule.
means saving coal.
‘vlth ,
2 1.23 T. MacDONALDF
and Ger-r?!
Contractor
v?” A Eat: Norwalk‘ '. :
hone 1326 ,., '.
'é'keppromptly attended to.
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Contlnued from first Page
4——-.__.
New York, on the ground that he
.. her while he and “wlte‘liv-
lug, was deeply wd. as were
M Mn. flare!- has been try-
“! ‘0 00'th Judgment. and
“0908 "In she Irll be arena-rem
the ”00909-1! the may 15 re-
layo estate; *
The commissioner: heard the par- ‘ ‘
D
to the Mayo estate.
property mantel: or many acres of
land in, Hamden. The commission-
era disalloted the claim thtt Proper.
ty held by In. Kerr he returned.
In reference to the rlaln that stock
in the Near Haven Hotel Company
and in a Morrls (‘Bve (ante. be 1%-
turned from the O'Donnell estate.
the maloalonens recommended that
it he returned to In. Kerr.
The report lg to be called’np (or
adjon tn rhea-abate Court 800:.-
e property in question la um
attachment in suit. brought by Mrs.
alt-yer in (he. Fairneld County Super~
iiand the allegatlon la ad
Uaneed that Mayo transferred the
land and stock to his wife and daugh-
ter {or the pun-one or preventing
Mm. leper from collecting on her
8100.000 meat. ‘*
Mayo. w to now a legal resident
at Stanford. and the other: Interest-
mum
beamed
327..
and
“D!“ ‘1‘
might be
w v... , ,_....,,,_._ _ w,
l 7 ed, appeared tn court during the pro :nguol‘gkz
i endings—.4 -.-_.e.-.. W- .M.
3 OLD TOWN HOUSE.
‘ AS COMMUNITY
, ' CENTER PLANNED
Continued from first page anion.
u
to dispose of fig mpg-fly, inns-marl:
as ll ‘Inaunite valuable, not only {or
residentlattpam, but for business
purposes. But than or the cinema
objected to that course. saying that
the property should be retained by
_, .lhe city because 0! its historical con-
M
Nor-walk
ulchtl
street.
into rack and ruin fimpb’ because
~ ,Town House shoukrbe allowed to tall
‘ 'thé city will not spend a rear hundred
" dollars to keep it in repair. ll ls an
’otxtnxe partlcdhrly when the Plrat
District needs a community center
where the people can get together tor
Social as well as business malts.
Past Norwalk constructed a Mlldlng
for thla nu . “he have mil.
‘ready bull! and all we ~have to dot
gls Spend a little money to repair it
‘- go that It will be in excellent shape.
\"I‘hejloors of the Town House are
an! the erect
. entertain
think i
.0
EA ‘ . I M«
A very .Iu “I‘m ‘
would hawi go be painted \
out. and the roof re ll la > \
ll t the building ltae rtly‘ 5
large en'onzh atlmt mayor-1h"; m.
co'nlmunlty canker. “ed to the
‘ aldernbla ground attarh if ll ‘1“
film“: and at any time. ,
van t he afloat
mgr 0mg
The women JIM
and female voters.
lerly “hand ,to ’
m. ”flu. ‘ -
Dainty little
an Judge Bullhell.
Wed
the min-ct. on
let. composed-
appdnu-d to investigate the Mr.
"It would be a fine,
Town llonar could
though an addition
There will
each or I’hk‘b will be heavily stocked
with beautiful and useful articles. and
it is the intention of the mmmlttee
to haw panting at the fair W the
~ -I. .4, , e Mlldh‘lm"? bed obtainable with
‘g ‘fide and 1n:-
fmmd necessary. an addltlon roamed C C A;
be built," ment wag, ‘ ABYPWE'P LE
arable rot ‘ w, “l 1' u
‘ Mdgc‘1rez‘rlgzl‘rlg the Town “stratum“ an“ M m p
33cm»! day and nlgbt both y
1y, of fair, wolf, Hudson seal, oposs‘ilmm skunk, dyed skunk.
fsquirrel,m00n, and other pelts, with a wide range of mil-mg
.,
av.
fora
natal
r cut-end; should
it
can: usually
mean my. “import
hanging a rommunlty hall. and the
la nu pea-on ‘m- Nor-walk would not
a. NIH-Fla“! with the
a H u"-
MOOSl-I ram OPENS
TOM' SIGHT IS
011) m SCI-23's "All.”
At the regular meeting or South 5 ,
Lodge. No.
the {an
'29. held
ion 0! booths.
he numerous
men! and a cor prise
ml! nk’ht. and all who alum wlll hr
enty muted a good evening‘s arr-normal.
1 The committee especially “tam": to
lot! 0! the pugyljvw (0 the
{air will he held ll! the
A, K ‘ .
creations that will
Siza, from two to twelve years. _ '
" Each“ Set, pack, em. meat
“It is a shame,
building I; allowed
«island “do and to m data, when.
by spending a few dollars. it could
"community center.”
Deputy Sherm' Nemn‘ “1 Benedict
019M himself heartily ln dIatror o!
the project. - LeGrand Raymond. of
Raymd 5% Sons. favored the plan,
hep-l3 1““? Chief I’lflhm J. Powell
declared that it was um aonethlnc
done In reference to the Town
hat Vt streak] be hard
aa a community renter. _
Hrs. P. W. Brook; of \Vvat Rocha
road. another who heartily approves
med that amnlb
n3 tie
pa tree and
r. even
to the building
1‘0" n
l: is expected that many of the lo-
cal organisation. ‘nll be inn-rested in
the prwmn and support n. The
Sentinel will gladly prim any com-
munkratlona Melt-~41. either faxon‘nx
or again-t 1hr idea of
Town Hon-e a community center. or
any arrmlonn regarding the- meO'
making , the
last
nominee » reported
that UVIV‘Y‘I'hlIx was in readlm {or
their third 'annual mt. which opens
tomorrow ntxbt in old Red lyre hall.
which it located over the Woolworth'a
m and ten r-ent more on “‘aahlngtou
The Inn annual fair held by
the Loml'Ordrr of Boone ya: a M;
success at. ttua romaine-e in charge
intends making the even mu .3 must.
er ant-rm. and haw therefore nr-ruml
the HM Dir-d Men‘s hall. which afford!
them mon- room than last year with a
murh larger floor spare for danung.
l-ootha
«huh
m H ' \ run-re
' craft degree “as (o . ‘ .
The “Tufted communlcatlon ol‘ :l‘d
‘ Edhgtslodge No. 8, F. alul A. M. 1
o .
lunar. NOV- 5, 1920
f'
m. a. Seaway. ‘5; m. ‘. —-Norw&?s;Lmdmg Dry Goods Store. ,1
u u , III mans; awm-:nrathehddu. mammal: ,’ M V, 9‘3 x V
The Ire broke out in the kitchen child 1; Ira. “myfig'e. . d t “ aflfi We of tb'e 9‘- ’ ‘ _ . ‘ ‘ ., I
, w. Illlfllllh , m . ' e g;
. 4 fl ' “a“ by at 7 , K ShOWIDg at V
. . ‘_ l,
F ASHINABLE F URS
T“. mofnfi.m'm War, A. { , P , ,, ‘ ¢
man had a lard m . . ’« " .. .
3"" "W. it“ how ’ N am“ . ' eas' ' , laces Muff either m 3 ‘ts . t: . ‘z:
m . m t. mm; ‘5'“ The 1 1d, 111 Neckp and s, N ‘
make any little Miss happy.
.
box' .............. $4.50 to $1.3”
i, EXCEPI‘IONAL VALUES 1x r
‘ Slilart Wearing Apparel
For MEN, WOMEN, Boys and was
tat
in
nun-r '~
.xr_-.,
'We invite you to OPEN A ('HAli' ~. «p .
COUNT- You pay for what you buy ‘ <1 '
\K’EE‘KLY PAYMFNTS. ‘
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WOMEN ’S anr MISSES’ COATS. S
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Gone, buy
ad ave money while the assortment is
old Red Men’s hall oppomlv tho. poet
0mm. “'ashlngton strum. Sn. Noroalk
\‘ldtlnx lthn-s \K‘llf‘ nth-ml on \al‘l-
ou- nlghta during than {an and want.
In! night: will he rut and. 2m llvlr
onfiimlnmént h)- thr contmntm; ’i‘hr
{alt will our :1 tomorrow night. Nov
6th. and ‘1ll.lw,r~0nllnnml \mlll Km
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Automobile Robes
r Horse Blankets,
A full line jxwt :M :Hl,
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