Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 22, 1920 · page 7

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Have .
you seen

—1he finest Christmas dis‘
play of phonograph cabinets
in town? It's here! You
are cordially invited.

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Opp.

of the Golden Age of Fur-
niture.

genuine period cabinet. French andltnliamSeethese
Each design is taken directly furniture aristocrats before
from some masterpiece out you buy.

Tin-2 Arll‘Rl-I D l-‘OX I'IA\O 00.
85 North Main St.
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St. Mary‘s m llll'il'l‘}'.

Funeral of D. S. Curtis.
'l'ln- Lnnorul of David 8. Curtis was
hl‘lll at 2 o'clock this nftvrnoon from
tho lulu home at R Orchard strmt ,
Ernest l". McGrogor pnator of
the First (‘ongrl-glltionnl church. of-

 

licintmi. Illtt-rlm-nt “as in 1)“ \or-
\ank cemetery. 'lho funeral was prl-v\
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' ' ‘ ‘ unite. and Dreyfus starred for the HEW TO '1‘“:ij . _ ,. .. we“ gt;
' Company K. five making seven points n h will. (Tvlzzu '11.. h m Int-mug, no
- . each. On the flour. they showed up w the chi fa. w 01:9 thgy 0 on. was» e at z . oc thlsl
' W ' well, and played a. particularly Just p. d ntternon from the late“ 0 Rey... Joanna Want Advs. Bring God
game. but at times seemed unable to We are chopping 8W3? “19 9 (599.0. A. Marke omclated. In . entl
find the. basket. and you can see them as they so . . ,
Schaub and Smith played the major tumbling down. fl
‘ part {or the Stamford team. Schaub The store is filled with goods to ___________________________ l. .......
in particular. stood out well making make useful Christmas presents. ................ I
' §four baskets as well as shooting three , l . I .
fouls. »- . . .
, —-—— E- K BANKS Y on Want a Vlctrola .
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Handicapped because of the {allure G I‘ a . .
emo Hotel
ht Izonard and Clinton to put in an 3’59“: ff. t' i Z _ Uhder Mahack ' . ‘
or: r .
”peanuce. the Compan: K basket— uarn g n south Norwdk ‘Nf
ll team went donn to defeat list gran?- “C 11 “ ,4] AND IlAVE ANTED ONE FOR A
ht in the hands of the Stamford 041.9" ' n ,.
quintet b) the score of 31 to 24. Con- KC"). 1‘8” 3 } ':_- LONG TIME. \.
Dueling the handicap under which the Dmyfuss, lg: _ ___ __. Deaths and Funerals
local team plmcd. it m- lde a remark- .10 4 04
able record " ‘ ~ I sn lo.
' According to original plans. the Nor- Stamford. ‘ ' Mrs. Ida hltgzlrle‘llt-ifogf Christopher
Wk “"9 “7‘5 ‘0 11““ "“““ composed G 1‘ ngtle-rle, died at her home 8 Chestnut
of Leonard. Clinton and Dreyfus with Norman. rl‘ 1 - 31”.”. First District. yesterday unpr-
two‘other local lllt-n. For some n-a- Sclmnh. lt‘ 4 2‘. ll noon. aged sixty years. She is sur—
son or other. Leonard and Clinton did Smith. 0 2 3 1 Vlved by her huslugnli and one'duuxh-
. . . .- - . n 1 5 tel‘. Mrs. Albert Smith. of born-Mk,
dot show up as bu .lglcemcnt “1th Reich. 2g .. 0 and one brother Edward Davis at”
_ age :fsult tint (0:0 Nom‘ralk lt-{llll was (Jar-[lion :2: a ; tFL-i‘st ll\'oxl\\fnl‘k. h 'I‘hlot {Pug-(inn ‘2'”le ;
e51 .V \‘(K “|1“‘- ‘ ’ , l t p are 10m 91 l (1 in
As can he soc-n by the linmm given ~ LaVolsi. lg 0 0 1 riday afternoon ltev'. J, n “W”. '
below, the local five was composed -- —-- -— nu will OfflCllhlti Burial “hustle;
with the (-xcr-ption ol‘ Dreyfus and 11 - 1 31 celllctcl-y. '
Barry entriely of Norwalk men. And . . — . l
- . - - (worm- B. Sherwood
even Barry only played during the Leann-Standing. . . . . .
first game of the Ilztcr—(‘ity League in h P. \\'. L. For. “1:11):fl“1(“’l:‘1rt“llnzfe€f:"f; :z"::l‘rruv:l‘£fl‘
Which they pflrtiClhuN-(l Ill’ll-lit‘llllirly in.Nol-“:llk . 1 0 l. .010 m ”“401.“ of 1,. w‘ Raymond. M SI If you are hesitating on account
View of the fact that they had been [Hrldm-DOI‘t ~ 0 -"“° o'clock and in the New Cnnunn (‘t-m- I
,aOnfident of winning. Stamford .‘l 3 0 1.000 (-tory tomorrow afternoon 1:“. -_-;:'.n, Of cost we can fix up an arrange-
“Rcd” Kelly. the famous Now Call- Ansoniu U U 0 1.00“ lit-v. John J. Snark-1y will OffICIaJJ‘.
ment by which you my have at
Funeral of Mrs. Roderirk “'le ’ ,
'rm- human of Mrs. Roderick In-m. once a. VIGTROLA 111 your home.
was largely :lttmldt-d this morning at‘
8:30 from her late home. 31 Stuzhrt
l|\'l‘llll(‘, and at 9:00 o'clock from St. |
Mary's church when- a rm uiem mass! .
W... A... .._.. n... J. ........*,. M... M- . MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPIER CHRIST-
' 1wrt Rose rendered solo An- Mnrie: '
. MAS DAY BY A VICTROLA.
Sonn- Swot-t lmy: and Lead Kindly. .
Light as corn-go was leaving thu-
o ._._.- . t‘huroh.
/ . If v- The floral offerings wvro many and
< c- lH-lultiful. 'l'hc pallbearers wrro
’l‘lmnlns (".tllnhzln. .lunlt‘s Nolun. .
Frank SH-c. Eduard Ml-Szllly and 2 TI—IE HAMILTON SHOP
Tony I‘ISDOhllO. lntl-rlllvnt was ill ‘

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THE. WORLD’S BEST CLEANER

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5’ $10.00
DOWN

. $5. 00
A MONTH

’ AT
DONNELL Y ’S
16:18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
RESERVE ONE FOR XMAS DELIVERY

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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NEW-MEMBERS
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The South Norwolk

Original Club in Connectialt.

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sale closes.

 

Shelves must be cleared. N0 goods will be removed to our new building”.
Afurther reduced; new Specials take the place of those depleted. Be sure to get your share of the bargains before

 

 

 

 

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PriceS Cut To the Lowest Noich On
Men’s Suits 69° Overcoats

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\xitllin lmlzltlllll: distance of this store should

the ltllll‘lUS :lre dcpcndulllc and the
t‘\tl put in ~~fuu~ you.

$25.00 to $30.00 SUITS
N OW - $15.00
$35.00 to $40.00 SUITS
N ow. - $25.00
$48.00 to $5500 SUITS

N OW - ' $32.50

$25.00 OVERCOATS

$37. 50 OVERCOATS

N ow - - $22.50

$48. 50 OVERCOATS

‘ duce original prices with a liberal hand, and you

 

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!153 Washington Street

 

PLUSH
COATS

Removing Brings These Unusually ,'
Large Savings on Good Coats.

 

The urgency of clcarance has lead us to re-

havc only to come and see to be convinced of their

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unusual character and great savings. , '

$25, $29, $39.50

_.VALUES TO $79.00.
Sizes 36 to 51 .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-$32.5oI

JACOIY S;

 

 
 

FURS
AT LESS THAN COST

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