The Second District electrical com—
missioner’o will meet «his evening. at
the otflcesot-the plant on State street.
éNow is the, time to buy silk
hosiery.
’ ~ extreme low prices.
Lincoln Council No. 4.0- ll. A. M-
grill meet as usual this evening at
Progress Forum Hall. Washington
street. , 3
O h—u—‘I
* L-Couatnamaeom
The Norwalk hospital club held a
meeting yesterday at the home or
Mrs". Robert Brotherton. Newtoim
Terrace.
5 ‘3. ‘3.—
" -—-Cake sale by Epworth‘ League
stillson-Poweli’s Store. tomorrow 2
tot p. m. .
«Iv,
' 'The fellow craft degree was con-
, tei-red last night at a stated common-
.5: icetlon of St. John's Lodge. No ..6
7 p ( M 1nd in the Berkeley street
chapel.
pm styles Sou mama's
l ' f _ 4
Jnstoiiation' of officers will take
place tonight at a, meeting;r of McKin-
le?Camn,No. 9.1: s. w. v. The
' ceremonies will be performed b\ Sen-
ior Vice Commander John Quinn of
Stamford.
..,
o—Keeler's ’nre selling' .a indies'
heavy pure silk stocking. full fashion-
ed at $1.45 8. pr.
rederick A. Hill Camp, Spanish
at“ Veterans. of Stamford. will at-
tend the instalhtion cerethonleo of
McKinley Camp. South Nor-walk. to-
night. Senior Vice Department Com
Inhnde'r John B Quinn will be the in—
fistEIIing officer. His aides will be
3 are! James W. Smith and
Arnold Kurth. ' i
.é—Flre Sale of Old Well cigars
elig‘htly damaged by water .3: once
of“ Old Well ,Clgar Co.
_ A FOR
' COUGHS and COLDS
Willie Pine Comp. with Coll
- Liver Extrage and Menthol
Stiflson & P Corp.
15. South Non-3:111", -
'uo'..,-_
‘pl
‘1‘.“ F #44743,“ ‘J‘ ~"-'
WHY
TAKE THE
RISK
.‘L‘ LJfi'l:
.tfi
——‘L'“'
of b ei n g robbed
when safe deposit
)0xeemyherented
for $4 a year. and
; g
E
. team will come to Norwaik to play
.Keeler s are selling them at.
. in a joint drill with CO. L. ofl‘Dun:
l:
The zero weother oi: the” post few
3: mbflshtm th. to,
an ice lint-vent. had at little in,»‘iao
beencvonsomeotthepondfi
—Keeler’s have reworked the pric-
- on on hooters. to pro-war levels. Silks
:opeeialiy are way down.
o .
The indoor baseball team of Com-
pany K. State Guard. of Norwalk.
will play a return game with Com-
L. or Danbury. in the State At“-
- —- at Dnnbnn'. next Monday
night. Next \Vednesda}. Company L.
«i
the team representing Company I.
——'l‘o get the full benefit of the
present good skating. get a. pair of
apolding's skates. Complete stock at
Donnelly, 16 - 18 80. Main St.
Local attorneys have received no-
tices that both court and jut? easel
may be claimed. for_the trial list for
the February term of the Court of
Common Pleas which convenes in this
city Tuesday February 1. A shortgw
calendar session will be held here on
Friday. February 4, to} Went. of,
cases. «
“Confluent-J“
Carveth Wells. C. C.. will give a lec-
turtf’on‘USix Years in the Jmfile" at
the South Nomik Baptist church.
Saturday evening. Jenner-y 29th, in
which he will tell of his experience
in the Malay"pllfinsula.wm
is a. forcefttt' speaker and th’ei'éi‘al
phic descriptions of some of his ex-
periiences there.
u.—
—Ke(-ler s Shoe Store curry :1 com-
et reunnhle prior...
celled out
“Mum—unsettle“
Ishndeemeterr.
i
when. the South m
“mm" MN I”
the oomphlnt.
alum-cw
Judas m [Wm
confined to his home 185 Edit ave-
l! not @110!!!th that.
he will be out
who is enjoying the m it Duoea
din. Florida. writes that. theta-pern-
ture there is 80 degrees neorly every
day. but this is not hoLbecsuse of the
fine breese from gulf end My. Nkhts
are always cool. and sunset: are cor-
geous.
‘fi—u—u—u—
——Snve money by buying your hos.
iery now at Keeler's Shoe store.
D 4
In order that the two budneuep
who Installed by Easter time. work
is “being rushed on the completion ot
the new Jacoby block on North Main
street which will be token over by
Mr. mey's clothing business and by
tho Anxevine Furniture comp-up; tho
latte: company to have port of the
trout and the two imperfect-u.
-—Fire Sale of Old Well Glue.
olightly damaged by wpter at once
of Old Well Citin- Co.
\X'illinm 11' Clark. of this city. 5_
bloke &-(‘b.. Bridgeport once. Thls
company sells high grade securities
.and operates in sevqnteen "blue lit)"
states. liming 9Q offices in 79 of the
principal cities of the l.’ titted States.
piete stock of “Gordon Hosiery. " and
they sell them at the lowest prices in
town.
,. c 4. ‘
I
M
”Misfire Cal-min of Saint!
Vie w Terrace. “hm:- the past three
years. has been stcnogmpher at thef
Hatch o Halley Communion;
her connection with that firm and haoi
accepted a position as private secre- g
tary to the vice-preuient or s New,
dutlm.atost mandol- . Her mans!
friends wish her mots: id: hrfi @w'
venture.
4x}; or Old Well Cigars
slightly dammed by water at odlco
of Old Well Cigar CD.
net
Member: at (Tn. if will WW
_..
bury. at the Dunbar-y Armory. Mon-
lday. Jan. 26th. at. which time on in-
door baoehnli some will be played. be—
tween the company teams. Transpor-
tation by bus. which. will hove Nor-
walk Armory at 7 o’clock p. in. sharp.
All memos-rs of company“ must. be
present. .0. D. uniforms. side lace leg-
sings. capo. overcoats: no rifles. no
side runs.
a, —-—-———-—-
———l(eeler's are selling shoes from
$2.45 up. Ladies silk hosiery from
79c. up. . , .
District moniyyreolfleln Frances A.
Rm. and stall} of Enrol Rebekah
Madge went to Norwalk. last. evening.
Rebekah Lodge. After the ceremony.
4hr": were speeches by the district
deputy president and several othervis-
i' .. - ‘ " “Mott-tr (0
the retina: 3 bliss-and. «The district
deputy: president and marshal were
each presented with n. handsome cut
glass bon hon dish. .Rei‘reshrnents
and dancing completed a very enjoy!»
bio (-x'eningr-fltamford Advocate.
4.3m Son Hulk—O'Brien's.
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YOUR PLACE ?
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, Men spend many years i i
‘ getting experience and‘ .
l
rxx
training in order to handle
, business matters wisely—-
and then are sometimeh-_
'found lacking.
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Therefore, it ' 3
flection on your wiio
_ doubt her 011' ' ' . "
age thy property m- m
i leave. '
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YOU
';5_ owefltohermdtoyonr»
aelftomgkoliwill'ondto
~. appointasyoor
York concern. Jule will start her new ; _
to install the otficers of Our iii-tent
generous to m May
tween-enrol. Minimal-Bul- chuck.
. . , some brown twell
Chum-Jute about: ”In mt!
time only attended- by,“ relatives and
nue today by illneuh Kt: oondltlon'
Samuel Comatock. ot Wefivenue. f
now a solemn for the H. W. Du.- -.
mule umh-o hold-
omtwithuhnt
Hutch. The :1de
'ua’were; laud?“ 3.
turn. Elvinhnduofthe
l
mete friends otule ma 3 wedding
supper “Wattle homo-o3 the
bride's pun-townie) up My
gin-awed tor tin om with cut-
flowers and potted plants - »
Mr. and Mn Weed ma omen
extensive hmooo following. the
upper. Upon their return. iv will
'reside in (northern-1° -
Walter W. Blnuvelt. or South Main
of Norwalk. were united in marriage
at 5 o'clock um evening. '3' hrs L
J. Schooppier. at the porno“ or
the South Norwaik Baptist ebumh.
The couple were attend d I“ Steven
- Chontoa. and Miss Madeline Blonvoit.
a sister of the bridegroom. The
couple are well-known locally.
_._..._.
R. M. Team: of Newtown avenue.
is in Madden on bushea today-
1
F _
.
M; Clark. who is well known locally
is meeting with much success 5 his
new» position. .
”Krelcr' s have re market! all shoe,
and belief: to the new lower price;
Thg workman lays each
stone of the Business struc-
lure true to his “spirit level '
which always guides tinfoil-
ingly. He doesn’t work one
day and “lay 03" the next
hut keeps everlastingly at it.
' .. and builds on system just as
you should keep at it. by de- ;
positing on a system here '
meg-v week of the year where
t Cent ‘ .
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANKOF -
South Normals. Conn.
volum‘swiilsuli-lper. ‘
Extra sizes,
Were $2.75
Were- $3.2
Were $4.45
Were $5.25
Bitten lbd M1- Charlotte Ho‘flck.
m_ roux. Jon. 21.—l‘iie my»
.Jocit Dpopoey :- o tonfeit depooit f
Jot M the- sun “but with
other papers mu; ’ the m
in a. private compartment or the are
under the» W *e m
ounce. ottheorldoolbondofl
that the o'rlciau bond ind been do:
posited m the W 111st Cop-
pan)’ ‘0! this city. -- u
The bond. which called to: o. surety
o! “0.000. lmmedioteiy was placed
tin the hands of m Rioinrd for de-
iposit end the~pruro00r accepted it
iwith the, statement that the good
faith a.“ local .4 Demp-
sey had been fulfilled. It to dated
Km. 20.. 1’20. '
The local Npreoenmtlve 0! been»
any and Kurustotedttuttbere no
not tho-litigant doubt on to the good
faith of the “mutt oil-tapioca
Women's inf-mam M
Wohen’i Merino lotion do.
It“ the matter. and that in use any
3.
arr-thumbnail m #-
II. II I] C lr'
or».
[Minded £57
l...
‘ ” at new.
‘ “its”, “I
-l (Milk-t3;
Keeper of “ 'liil I‘ll
”mm
m
Immoww urn:
Trunk-v f0] :;
that. Com ht ”wilted “n,
ego: or my nun-w Ms
' thin
firewalls
_ , of the BEN of m
"from“. From M Cities
Probably never W in the rm
the organs-non an Wm
M“. No. 31. Degree of Pocahontas.
l’. :0. R. ll. have s .more uh. occa-
sion than-lost night when ofloers for
the ensuing year were installed.
Home that lifts cum from Bridge-
3011. Stanford: Foirfleld and other
surrounding cities witnessed the (orp—
monlell which were conducted with
much skin hy Deputy Greet Pocahon-
1‘. hthryn ,M. Kline and staff. of
me .1311. features oi the occasion
the mention N a Past Poo..-
honta'sjewel End a valuable luvollirr
to Phrophcteu Nellie Brown for the
faithful work accoutpiishvd for the ovu-
contention
Following ‘le- lmsiuvss
dancing was enjoyed and
ments served. j
The following officers
tees were installed:
thpinNellie Brown.
Pocahontas Emma Shepard.
Wenonah—Gertrude Hoyt. _
Powhatan—WI”. U. Mall-(in.
m to
nlevtlng.
refresh —
and commit—
Knit undermi-
Durhgtilcrelminderolikismnthweoflerthebnhnceoiour
(winter socket Embeds-d merino undgweor at substantinl‘re-
ductions. Mimhdesallgmmentsniheabovestylatormmd
childmtnkeniromrcgularstockand reprwenting well known and
stondardmakes. Wequoleafcw
Wsflaecelhedmm
Regu'lil'r sizes, were $1.75
prices. .
_ qule
were $2.00 for $1.61
a. $2.20 Were 53.00 for $2.40
for 32.60 Were $3.50 for $2.80
to: $3.56 Were $4.93 for $3.96
for”
Were $5.75
”b.3430
China
in the Sale
’ ' the“ Dino Set 1
One hundred piece get With that very dainty
and delicate pink spray so suggestive of Haviland
irate. it will combine with almost any other pink
Emotion, so if anybody wants to reinforce the
'- tousehoid china. The price now is
$56.00
Marked down from $66.00
‘1
au.4se-do.-Q~t- man-mo. A
' 4 ’ .
no» Haul-am” 1.0mm:
r ' pink and green.
CaeshoSlonli'n Wm
One hundred piece set with a border design
Very nice quality, cups and
other hollow pieces thin and delicate, as fine in
21:. way as good French china. When (22ch .
ilovakia gets fully under way the making“
him will be an important industry.
$80.00 n...
Marked down from 592:00
o
~ 4 mm. I r-
F“ M. N m m
not-at a? in awhile
— ,.. Whit: with\ W W Wm” ,,
5. stapes The Wet NM" tow-g"
‘5 2- one just right for mix— W . 3.2 on fash- Q
. 3,; mg Who 0: wafiit m 5M3». will
3,‘
in; top "Win”
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3rd \‘lll‘wtv \, .
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list 1 'nnm- lm H.
l, L‘nqi (‘omm M, v. ‘K
spree.
Gugrrd 0f Tl [n i V.
Guard (11 l'vu‘l A.‘ ~ .‘
Ente- rtui. mu m
iShepaHl. innit-u " 'lz.
'Annie “Walsh l.‘ . .
Jessie “all; in
I Sick l‘nmnnm.
May “blow and IMw
Chief ol‘ Mus“ .t
Propvru Hixtw
Official r‘huufln .‘
t
TI“: l-‘I'V.\\‘ in \ \H mm.
“'3 ill-i 13».
tilt-s lliikh Tina M... Q.
wuLMH lly‘nu‘nhn 1.. ,
l'nlorivmunix n
Hun-y FOl‘ti ‘ul‘ ‘
'tlwn‘nmpnimr thump .1,‘
high Host of 'll\\lll,L'
and inofhrl ll-lm‘w
The rillll lhul mmn '
fills :llH‘. :- [‘5 Ir :1
Sentinel “vs. bl‘ll.;:: 1
are to be had
Gas Heaters
in open hearth >316
with copper reflec‘r
.Two sizes:
\
,Werc $ 8.00 for $6.50
Were $10.00 for $8.00
Heaters in the IN .1
Cylinder st) 1L,
Were $4.50 for $3.50
'Also special pz'i. . .
Oil \‘ I
healers.
Ga Jet Healers
WI! fit over lighting
jet and heat o small
room suficiently
Two Styicxz
W‘Cl‘e $1.25 for 95 cm.
“here $1.50 for $1.20
Ba» ‘.~ 1.
Three Silk Items
fivereouflyboendflbourSdeSpeciais
SI: Shogu- of best qualitv. displaying h.
designs There are sffipes Wigwam small, .m. »
effect is really ven pleasing. The width
The quality a regular $5. 00 grade.
inches.
i\ ‘3
At 32.50 o yeti.
Chmy WI F00“ and the lliilllc f;
' sufficient guarantee for these. The pattcxm
\ \
large and small, the designs practical, and the min. a
serviceablemvy, black, and white
and Mack
grounds. Regular 53:75 ligand. 40 inches wile.
\
~$3.00
32-”: yo“.
”one! 33:53 a yard.
_ Colored hear Saint, all 36 inches \Vitlt
just the shades that are in danand now.
. .m)
chl.sl.l1'
Tum! "
LMen's Hosiery Narcissus Bulbs
ouilu a. c“...
. I ‘ I o I Ii.
black and Cordovan
Regula‘ l’ 59 cts. a pair.
“35qu
u3pfisfafl.“
u.— in m and
gay color. Regular
\
f ‘
“fob.
so. $6.3m
V d ‘
they will soon h
f»!
fair tastes like bull:
3 in o box
Ready to sprout an i
C h‘l
35m.
liurv-lw 1'
Candy
W Butter Taf-
caramci like
I'
, whit: 31% Cam L M and Contains
1 m that walnuts. .
albums 3 3‘ ‘ ll tine.
”*- Boil: 59cm . .N’
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