Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 6, 1920 · page 5

’articular Kind of
erwear Is Here
garments and Union
Cotton, Cotton and.
*- all Wool.
V .00 and Better

Hats at $3.85
19 in a good assort-
. 01‘s and sizes.

 

 

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5:,“ M m. f" m $11130“ W351

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Btu-e. South Nomadic”, Conn.

Board 1. Cometock, formerly con
nected with nylon! paper, but nau-
an'lliated with the Bridgeport Even-
ing Star, is attending the Yale-Brown:
some in New «York ted-x.

Willie-1m apoooaunnm-ueom’
The Police Pension fund we com

”on nonwm: siderably swelled fill morning by
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Nolan, 85:00 manenninx I: Go. 510;
P. F. Burn», 525:1! Vogel, $5; Bish-
0p and Lynes, 3501 J. P. Treadwoll.
.325; R. J. Smith $3; 1).de B
3 Vomit? g 53:“: 5153'31‘3'1’1211‘53’111 Gmgm’ ’5 a"
(‘1 n-
lard zuenuc. is Spt 11d1115 tghe w-—¢>1k end ~A“ Styles Soft Hm‘ C'Brlens .
with girl frivmls at Northfield 891111- The November meeting 0f the NO!”
1151131. Mass. Miss Jennngs was l‘or- walk Board of Fire Underwriters will
morl)‘ 51 pupil of the seminary. ’be held at, the ofice of Charles E
“The “‘eller Trio at the s. N. Curtis, Wall, street, Norwalk, on Tues-
Ilaptist church. Monday, Nov. 8. at day, November 9th, at 4:15. Messrs.
is p, 111.: Tickets at. door 50c. 11' WOMead and T C Bahom have
Donnellyfi sample book of personal “ranged 3 very interesting program
,t're-oting' cards is now on display. Su- and will discuss eliminating hazards

savings account with the
801101 Koru‘ulk Trust Company and
deposit n-n‘ulul'ly. The)! pay 4 per
cont. on your 1111111932 and let you have
it when 3'011‘L'11u-ti it.

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tit-w your mmis onrly and you will be by lightning. These meetings are'
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Ill NEWS

Still. li'lt" ~0‘Bri1‘s.n'
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how: on time. Stop in and look over .,
Messrs. John Cavanagh, C. Otis;

the ~11111111I~s.
: The Fall meeting of the Home “ten and Mrs,Lott1e Monroe have

Chapter of the King‘s Daughters and
Sons “ill be held at the Home for
‘the Aged.Tl1u1sday. Nov. llth dt 3
p 111. \iiss Cornelia T Strong will ter of
ftddleSS the meeting on the subject ing ‘9‘”

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the Red ‘Crogs. for the ensu-
The annual meeting has

 

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f Honsehildt 325:1. Friend. 32:00 qumh Candee

 

been appointed as“ a nominating com-g
in connection with the elec-'
tion of oflicers for the Norwalk Chap .

V » in how
'Ichbolfiitorium,
‘10::er 71%: ~ .
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young has who

Worm

W tor have; mar ‘ ‘ mom-

{'53: Ed was returned to the institn ll c on record to flat
"The rule has not been tit-omen

r0“ Weir. and although the graduation new

call. to start Nov-umber H. were «robe has been defer-rod from

growing clan. ear-him: mum; the

June»

hmnight by the executive com ttoe until \ovember. the ‘nmber mauled; : -

of the Norwalk Chapter of the Rod to graduate in June would have our»

(tron, as a Meeting held in. the Turn ‘passed any. previous clam Since that ;

received and discussed. . to our list. Am pomnentitled to an

“m cases ‘39 before Judge Nehe~ inxitntion to the graduating exercisea.
in
court. thin morning? ewerr continual.
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(d to call at the office “here 1hr oven
’sight “ill be contacted“

Assembly Hall. Sesxval reports were time amoral names home been added' .

uptown City 1Who does not “(are one. is request- '

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tinned until h‘ehruan 5; the case 01

State vs Jack Pnntnleo until ‘01-.)0 Initials New Clue

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mommormmu. Spillane un
til \0\'. 20.

A large number of patrons are ox- l
pected to attend the second Saturday} NEW YORK,
1953'. dancf. to be givim by Company .Mvgv H ‘

. onnect out State Guards. at the_ '. . . _. . -
iArmory. tonight. Perry's orchestra. lore—.411! 111.11 lesd .o the. 0.11:1th oi the
{of Bridgeport. will furnish the music ‘1‘,“ "‘3 H“ 1
for the occasion. 3Vaughn Waters, wealthy young club:

Miss Monica D. Ryan. a teacher at ‘m‘w "'und dead in an ohmmr: hotel
the Norwalk High school. who has ro- hi“? \V‘Z’anSdRY- _
signed to touch in New York city. was “Waters and his sha‘ibv compamon
completely surprised. yesterday after- i‘Pgisiored early Vl'ednesilftj and an
,noon. with an informal 1111111111011. ox- . - 1 v
:tenm'd to her by members of the High 110111 latex lotel emplo) es rushed to
school faculty. at the High sohool.
The affair was stxictlv informal and
mum expressions of regret that Miss
ihan was to lea1e~ Nonmtlk wou-
heard.

Some- tnlk of tin: citx
the old l airfield

Hank building. next to the Royal
,Jmnes Inn. in “'11“ street. for the
purpose of using it for a pnlict‘ Slu-

 

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.ueighhorhmd guests. With some dim-
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Watexs dead.
ithroatening them with something. we:
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morning like a ievolxer This llt’l‘

taking: nvpr
County National
jshm: uhkh mm lune been used
'hoaling the clubnmn to death

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to Watery Slayer

A." on a cheap suit oi under.

who nlur-Jowd Leeds

their room to stop a fight reported by

111g. room to find;
His. companion ‘ fled;

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Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re

romedandndetoorderandallhndsofw met-
alwork. 1'

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NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADS'I'ER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid for
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m m 1‘ 1:1 wen and We’ve scaled dollars right off the price of handsome

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Going South

. for the i
it Fall and Winter? i:
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Th e South Norwalk
Savings Bank Storage
Vault is at your dis-
pose! for Safeguarding :3
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linen, silver, valuable z
oric a back, paintings or .2
1 rugs. The cost is reas- '
onable. .

Also we‘ will collect
and credit your account,
when paid, with interest
maturing on your
securities during your
absence. Leave such
securities in the Colleen
tion Department.

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South Norwalk

. :‘I 9’? Vent hunting», for a bargain for boys the other dayl

 

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’ Wulkedmtothoehopotoaoofourreglflortaflors,
5nd folmd suits like we have been selling at $25. '

’ , Also we found that tailor Quite ready to sell them
'bheap and take a little vacation to celebrate the end of his
canon.

We bought those suits—here they are at ’ $19.50. -

Then we came back home andédecided to put a lot of
our suits out of stock right In with them.

Picked one sort of corduroy suits which had been $21

Picked a dozen sorts of handsome woolen 3m which
{had been $22. 50 and $25.—aux some fine suits which had
been $29. 50.

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Pufi’em all m together and here they are-um ,
A few blue serges, one style ifl’ corduroy plenty of,

Many with two pairs of tmusel'n—Double-Semce

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blue and-erase. . 9 by meet,

regtflar$69-—-

lieniry and dufnble,‘ éxofgllent
in pattern alid colors. 9 by

mfeetyregtflarw- $65

seamless, small Wetland
handsome Omntfi; «harem. ,
9hy12 feet, W945- '

rues -—W11ton and Axminster.

We’ve done the same thing to Special service rugs:——-
wool-andfiber especially for bedroom use, tapestry Bros-.-
sells for dining rooms. .

Then; we’ve tnkena lot of linoleum and of feltbase
floor-covering and given that a new lower price.

These are fine'daya to choose rugs for cheerful d

 

all tin-(nigh the Winter monthsn—savings are plent' and
large! _ \ .1
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”Wilton 1118.8, fine Mfaflodges- wool land —fur
539‘}! m: m rioh

run, a rare combination of
1.?me was blue and strength and beauty, de—
lighttnl Ofiental patterns in
blues greens browns and

tom. 9 by 12 foot, regu- 5
irtuzs, pretty two~toned ef-

lat $110.. you

ular $18.50 to $225041?

499337 12 ‘ft, reglflm: $19.50
to 325—- m; :

Oval rag rugs of bright

cheer? eifect, cm mdj
dark colors, 27 by 542212611885
regular $6——— 5‘ M‘ .1
Parquet surrounds; light
and flexible but durable, in

- 1? $57
Bederussels n1gs§very

Ba'ttssels rugs:

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Emu; size 1.11.11.13.15, ‘

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iof worm and pretty .
dresses; Special—$19.75

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