After the. games the High school
fuzz live furnished music. C. M. A me'eung of the? athletic club was
“— held yesterday afternoon, n-the time.
Charles Roselle was eleced manager
of ne'kt year's football team and Bus»?
\ sell Warren. iicsistsmt manager. It
new ordinance posed by the Board of was voted to give eleven members of
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' , ;Alderme.n a week ago went into effect; mp fahthall {mm the coveted "N."
ltoday. The change involves only about i The” letters will be given out in the.
1300 yards of thoroughfare. in addition near fuure. Y ’
to previously restricted sections
. It does not cut on? jitneys in use of “ASKET BALL.THURSDAS’,CO. Kl
‘ :lhe business section except a .small Vs. Reading “gem with
M. Make GOOd Showmg‘ portion nor does it keep those vehicles Ernie Reich. Ln. Chotealll‘gsuelnxlng 0r-
. b m Fll‘St Game Of Season— of! Streets used by the Connecticut chestra. Reserved'seats at Dagon's
Center Five Win from Cmmr. Lunch. Tel 1595.
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The first Norwulk High basketball
team. in three years. made a great
comeback, lust evening. and defeated ,
Ansonin by ii score of 25 to 12. Han-
lon and Burns starred throughout the ,
game. The game was played before u
crowd of over five hundred. :it Red
Men's Hall. lo the first. few minutes
Ansoniu scored six points. but then‘
llanloii broke the ice. and Nor-walk
started scoring. The Norwnlk High
team showed that they have had:
great instruction under Couch (‘lavi-ll.
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The lineup follows: ' l to acco, Ptc‘naus V used
Nor-walk. Goals. Fouls. l‘oints. . ‘ ‘
Hamm fl ______ 3 2 H l fooenport, piled up in the
Burns. If -------- 4 "r 11 ; United States due to the lugh
lilalcolnLc 2 l 5 l f h Ch
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”"3”” 'g ‘ ' ' 'L’ “ ” 1 high grade tobaccos we have
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Center Wins Preliminary. l ’5” country.
The. Franklin five was defeated by ‘ l
the Center five, by a score of 13 to 3. i l
The Franklin Five could not seem in‘
get going. Each team has now Won 2 FINlAALLY l
one game. ' ; i
The lineupzj . try the"; I '
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Tricotine Suits $39.50
— Tmntyanve in ‘hhc'lat, navy blue and black, st'yleo
which earlier in the season Were selling $1360.00.
Thwe "are of the latest design, perfectly mode, and of l
conservative design, which bot Will be pleasing to
women of taste. ’
Taffeta and Satin Dresses i$l7.50.
0130(1de fromregulustock. Eachone
' didinctive in its way and the qualityis reliable.
gothdark andmedium color-lugs, Nice for afternoon
housewear, evenings at home, Sunday afternoons and
any informal times when :i pretty ,little frock is
needed.
Tricolctte Dresses _
The entire stock of these showing reductions
from $l0.00 to $20.00 on each
Some of them («elusive in style. Dark and
medium lmmnuuuvytan]-e and other desirable imam.
Plain or eiiilii‘niilerml on panels and inuics. This 15 :1
rem-n- bargain sale. ,
' Specials in KidyGl'ovcs
An Old favorite make and <uperinr in quality.
These are in gray. beaver, hmwn. white and black.
beautifully finished embroidered bin-ks. four rows in
contrasting shades. \Vere. $4.75
$4.25 special
Genuine French Kid Gloves, Paris point cm-
liroidered hacks. over seams. In tan, gray and mode.
regularly $4.25. . _- ..
$3.50
Charming Gift Articles‘
' at the Stationery Section
A little Bookmark or Paper Cutter of ebony or
mother of pmrl will hold your place in any volume,
and cut its leaves. , The gift c-iml is included.
An assortment 50 date $2.50
_ A.Wus Elude is just an incense burner,
. breathing perfumed smoke into the room. changing
the air, driving away moths or other insects and
making things pleasant. ' , 50d! ,
' Pencil Boxes, a variety, very attizictivc, very use-
ful, ' 59 etc to $1.50
Main floor. and.
Small Silver Novelties
are alwaysvery pleasing as gifts
chflahle Spoons with sterling :dlw-r handles. " $3.31
Salad Fm sterling silver handles. . $3.52
saver-Plated Cups, $.58. 82.”, $33! 10 $3.25
,1”; and Coke I‘ll sterling handles, . . , . 533“.” $3.15
.0011! “fats. Bidding handles, 8173 m 53.13
.manlneu, all sterling silver. - $3.15
‘My Spams of sterling silver. bcni handles,
81.9.3136n’nd3845'
.hiconsc Burners, silver plated, accompanied by Mr offlin-
E'ode incense cubes, $1.89, $3.36 and $2.37
{kw-ladies, Boo Boo S as and Jelly Servers [of star-
‘ling silver, poo _ $2.89 M.
Tm Willi sterling silvcr'imndles, $2.21
: nplrinlloldors of sterling. silver,
‘ r W colonial-style, silver plated, ,
l , ' “$2 each,
.3111! Vases of homered silver plate, $1.3!
flew {am pm linings in image: Sheffield silver.
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81.05.3191 and $2.11) ‘
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similar reductions to be pinned out qtlir'kly,
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Numerous Reductions in the Angel} hops
. wax-ad Suits, Dresses a! modem, Meta afl‘fifl
House Dresses of Parole and Gingham, Tailomd Skulls and S 6 es
Tailored Dress Skirts
Men’s Wear Sergefaultcsslv tnilnri‘dJuti- .‘illl 2mm
pun-bases. Regular sold at $9.73.
$6.95
All other Dress'Skirts, .llli'l'lltlil‘ig.r lim ell} plaids :lt
Sm-und lluui
Blouses
Georgettes and French
VOiles Parked in lmx -.
for gifts. beautiful qHu.‘
House Dresses
Ginghams and Females,
attractive r-oloriiigs and
died gm. were $51 N l.
$3.00
lllvs.
$5.95 Special
‘llW‘linil lllli w
Beacon Bath Robes
A rem-iii pun-hum» with many «'leliulitl’ul rule in
lugs. l'mnplme with satin llil'lll‘il'h iilltl ti'iiiiiiiiugzs,
silk girdles and every tom-Ii Hint lllt‘:lll.\‘ mix-win]
making. A large .iswriment in :imiv-ipMiHii of
("hristums.
$10.00, $l3.50 and $18.00
(futile :mrl we tln m. Impossible to «ll ”Willi“ in
variety.
Right in the Home Town
of the Biggest Circus on Earth
The belting Humpty Dumpty Cincus, with
mammoth teiit.,all strungfwitli flags and gay pennante,
all ready for an audience. «
. Wooden animals, clowns and actors whirl) mm be
made to perform.
Traps», Rings, Swings, Ladders, an’ m‘crythin'.
Circus sold in sets, according to number of_pieces.
$1.25“?
Basement More.
Candy fer Children
Santa Claus must have shaken the branches of the
Sugar Plum Tree that grou's by the shore of the
Lollipop Sea, and brought all kinds to the Candy
Shop at. Reed’s.
Jingle J llllgle Bombs. '
35 etc
The Circus Box, -
Alice in Wonderland. to $1.10 . ‘
Tom Thumb. '-
Eaeii box contains a leaflet, with short stories.
Christmas Candy
Of the tasty an! wholemme kind,
_ nice for the dining room
1’9th M filled with peanut butter. 60 ct: a 10
AM “mm mm, assorted. peppermint, winter»
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.gmen, orange, lemon and lime, $1.” 3 lb.
m Bums, filled with ehoi-nlale, 30 at! 3. lb.
WWW 70 as a. lb.
’ Wmint, 70 ct: 8. lb.
unsorted-flamers, 79 do :1 lb.
aammm l5nnd30ctaacake
‘ flip. mam Candies in pint plunger-cot;
Jars.
m m Huh, .81“
IN. ' $1.85 a In.
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