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. ““mm‘ " » ~ ”‘4‘" , Mama. at 7
_ 7 , , 1"” "5 aw. 3“ .- m . hung. a: nor’auiu'in manure: mini ”Magnum
H Mme. ' F l libel ‘ Kenneth centroi- or the Poet coed.
fin melanin. "heejoinedfheeeleelmpeot?eWex-d own hometnnweel-ertwe.‘
3.
.t'
in” We
Sentinel Adva. Pay.
lutely proved. BehemberKOT _
et eny busy drug store. Wilton ye-
iniirrorl Show other: this edmiunw.
immanent-nanny ironic.
not it complete! .under
ck minutiae. Use
‘ end
one etueo. women. children. Seve
held Get new hair. it le pouible
myoeeeeeven mu 0
Butte; Conway. . '
W Gerdener Fowler. in. he. returned
otellto. Aline» from}, weer-”visit ln" New York city
‘ " on hitcmployuent with the to
Walter stewert Co. *
who hoe moved Lntoihle
the Post reed. l
,ér'.’
are new recoee‘npyinctheir house on
Muir: Street. which he: been rented‘worlrer. «tethered by Dr. Tree!- heelth
tor the put two'or'three yeere by
their bre’ther-in-ll’w. rm:- Deacon; inn-17mm:
Pew home on glint city.
omeer of the
In reepome’to I out lined 'by lire, thie with
:0. H. Noxon. e group of local people Inter. ‘
met It Center School. Monday night. 0n ten yearn “imitation of |h';o:-flliou'ln
miner the prom plan for ee- before e; nor-e 9.va ~ 4-.
curing a. public nuree for this term. lw~|k. bnt "ml thee-”kl bed mlqnflm CHM
» , . M la *0: lumen...
hula enme end (unity, . whi commended mm to MI! W Balm
C Stem: m After listening to eddroeeee eh “fink I‘Ol' ‘ mom-u: 0238”. etc. mu Nuttefiord. in a on-
lauded the none-it; (or such e Be ”on,” n", ofidel‘flfl ginning m. told eteome or
I'll. the erhnol, nurse 0! WW awed for
thoee meed err-red the errorte of the. med mote-don
- >M
‘ I- tw- ” .xél tack“ dug
‘0'".- would
mopping it.
, . u ‘
. ‘ m/ x i IMM
‘emoted‘to be able 'to return to her {or the ”mm d W“:
‘emther. ‘evenini m .
iJr‘. "freer told how it M
cit! ' of Norwalk. end the work of erhool nuree. which he‘
n. linee
a.“
rims-e wax-Irv
,.
eeertlnt‘
putty in no-
end penntefwith
ite-
m . caution-.1
her own experience; supplementing
Dr. Mb etetement- rain: the
warning-q of tint work. e follow-
1unenlmenei! thet Der-ten ehould have ere new meet etrohrlv W“ ”V.“ "“3 committee wae nppolnted to pro-
W
a
or . . 3
M
i“ We are going to move into larger quertere end (hiring the short
#09 present location we are going to put over the
gzimuurummcmnmcmmmuwutuwwnninu
i"
In books. if you have been
ords.
Grey.
Low Heels.
Black, Brown,
High and
.. -sHOFS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY u, SLATER
CO Weeregoinctotekeetremendwoloeebuteomiderit
iii sweop,RlGHTNOWendgivethepublicthebenefitofflieee big aviogretetimewhumeny
‘gfiworkingonshorttimeornotetellendereindireneedof ' ' '
" Women's and Grown Girle’ $7.50
and $8.50 Boole, Pumpe end
GREATEST SHOE ' VALUES EVER HEARD OF
Women’s end Gide’ $10.00 end $12.00 New
Spring StyleeT-High Shoee, Oxfords end
$4. 89 Pumps.
HigherLowl-leele.
Brownendl’etentlaeether.‘
timethetweeretoremein'
HIS'lilRY 0F BRIDGEPORT:
'5 112mm llilli sum
goodbueineeetotekeowloqeeotonelix
Block.
SPATS and ovsnoArrms
~
WARM COMFORT SLIP-
PERS for Women and Girls
G Regular Werrn
‘ $3.00 $ 1 and
g“ Velne. . Cozy.
U) L4—
nxm srscuu. FOR wo.
f0 MEN—DR. wmrcoms's
. High
$3.98 om“:
.‘0 SATIN SLlPPERS ran
a woman
.“ $5.00 In .
'0, Value. Colon
‘09
I INFANTS’ COZY FELT
9° surrms
.09 A: Regular
b 5%. $ 1 33‘00
i ' _ Value
V "= 11s
is MEN’S 'U. s. ARMY
L5;
At Slater’e
Big Store.
Ivall‘nt
Stylee
HERE ARE THE NEW PUMPS
Beautiful 8 t re p
.. effect- with Louie
II herein.
feather, Suede, Dull
Kid. Brown Kid.
At
*
st:13*stsssssrrfrsss
-.-.—»—
Worth $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50
MEN'S $3.50 Em
Quality l-BUCKLE
OVHKSHOES. For
Slater'e_$ l c 79
Potent
fi~
,f
a]:
Kl d.
RW 5350 van.e . THOUSANDS OF PAIRS A“ were,
5.. 222...... l, .3... .. w... .. w... ... .. 0... “was 1 mo
ffiAllSinee. 1 LatestStyle ’r' intliisgreetremovelSeleetsiveeweypl-ieee.
'Mms $6.50 U. s
ARMY 4.31100;
ovmsuors. 'er
‘S‘l‘eter’s $3 a; 69
BOYS’ end. GIRLS G
$4.50 . +3le
OVERSI‘IOES. For
£MANL29-
ieether,
Brown
SSSSSS
a}
'Fosmn's COM-
FORT SHOES for
“Eli's $8.50 D’R‘.
0."?
e
3
rttssss
' incur“
SSS.&$.SSSSSISSSS$
sisters
acts:
l
o
mote the movement and to plan to
perfect the nieetlbnz. )lre. G. H.
Norton. Mn . R. De CouroY. Mn.
Jame: A. MoCunmond. Mrs. Mervin
Smith; F. R. De Courcy. Rev. G. E.
Richie:- end George A. Tuttle'. Mrs.
Noxon noted that ebout $575 wnfe el-
rendy evniinble to eupport the work.
proceeds from the sale- ot Christmas
eenlmdnring the past two or three
mono. , ,
GC'MFMOT. NOTED FRENCH
Rl‘NNEK. EX ROUTE HERE
CHERBOURG. France. Feb. 3.—
Mnnoei Guillemot. the noted French
runner. winner of the 5.000 meter
event in last mer'e Olympic‘gamee
at Antwerp. lulled yesterday for New
York on board the steamer Adriatic.
Guillemot will compete in a special
3,000-meier rece It the Guaranty
eon/Square Garden. New York city.
February 19.
The French ermy authorities gage
Guillemot. who in a corporal in the
nrm)’. I. special leave or absence to
w , madma- lio' the:
m: u rm . In ddiuon’nfihll.
m ‘1‘!” ‘ told how “In! n echool
Jame duo be in Mnlflntllh
break out‘in Ill“. ,0?
rte. end eleo -
Club's indoor ethic-tic meet. in Mndi-z
.5.
. ki“
on.) t
a few days.
make the trip.
“any!!!
end dark shades.
9.00
tense
i
ships ofdoth.
By‘Gom oPSiIver Tipvis meant the glint
silver thread'which appem-s mingled with the plain col-
or o! the fabric. It is. especially cilo
If any woman can make a coat for herself, horn is a chance.
Manes in brown. navy and tuipc, which have been marked
”wendmver Tip in navy, jap‘onica, radium blue and mush-
not: most unusual and attractive shades which have been selling
Them-ass for Every Woman
Should the average woman be asked what material she banks
h for long and continued wear, the answer would probably be
'Navy Serge.” Nine out of every ten women would give the same
eply. 'Winter or summer, cold or warm, the navy serge is a friend
I: the wardrobe. The model of style, originality of design, and fit
it the gown all rest with the wearer.
$2.00 to $4.50
, The . Neat Braided Rug
From down East, way down in Maine, come th‘ese
hand braided rugs, made of smoothly folded unifiorm
ew England women know the
, m of~making these enduring rugs, which fit in so -
“appmpfiaiely with Colonial furniture. Oval or oblong.
03711 in indefinite blues, brow/n and black, measuring
' 10 Ex 48 inches, .
M ~i..
head of organized baseball. and I be»
ctivc in tho blues
his‘ '
Weltx "l hmmcm
by Mr. -
“'elty with the announcement that ho ,mvni “hm 1' mm”!
will endeavor to have it passed “‘llllill |
HP also stated that ho,
had united Attorney-General l‘almr-ri ~ Tho
for an opinion whether prescn
make it illegal for a. Federal Judge to
accept emoluments from any
husk :im, ,
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mre trout, , . “.
Hosv hunk: Hull! i. am
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,.
other
(xv and rum i... .
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Che Dill Réa
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do I
‘ in e 1“" Il(‘ll d
I! , . ‘ I" so
(”I k his “pun" hang: luih.
sport for e"?
“2st ~i-«TFERS
l.li\.
KM fans I.” N
am“...
aw: in “M
i r ' (on i
’Cflfll F0“ “““mwMUMMunw
‘ mi‘ntlomonnm- ' “'5 «lion .
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t __;______ ‘mn indium” “I H“ (‘nvhndenc‘
Rerprimnghve Welty Stlrts 15‘2“?le n’v. ll Inmvlmli c'rrlilmslm ‘
. ' ‘ii . \lvliziv 1,. . D10
ch01! In House to GIVE “’M' i’illllmi iii. 11:31“! “5 dmbuiy.
' r ' it
Up One Job or the Other "W“ "“ W‘ n." '" ”"3 '3-
‘ li‘;ps.‘il".‘i \M'.» Hm” ,‘I\ Judiciarmlke
WAsmxo'rox. D. c.. 1.“. 3 x "m" V. H mm mm“
movement to force Jud e . ‘-' ”J‘ME' Lam.» ll , -
Mountnln Landis to rdiregas 10:23:11; OWN.“ “H "W “Mil Iggmumon' w
. _ _ ; i‘ ._ . a
erbltrator'm organized baseball or in :;",.'(;‘mg‘ 3,5. """ "Wmm mnihj‘hh ‘
anutxzrtzmp“‘MFw~~,m,.ut*WWWMww«J"
. r.a - " " “"“'-‘
in the House. \-eeterdcn?ob3ft:mdlyd """la‘mm "1 1':=:"vhi§”}|mhed b“ '
tative Vi’eliy (bblo) Démbcmpmmn- "°“”'“'"‘ “Wm-w nullity.méhc‘m’m‘
. , , . ‘ I~ o t
A resolution asking the House Judi— ’;::‘..\‘IE;H;L M} h". H " ”Muir-15m.
Clary committee to investigate the 10- JO” ‘1“; I f "‘1"! mum‘s an." or
gul right of Judge Lanai: to hold the . l d ‘ am“! Mr ii Pod h
two emcee wal introduced "" g0 1“ “‘ ” 1mm 0””
m sum ;. moi
ill! JU‘lKORmpr-v
m \(‘H(‘O.\lll.
“Wm“
lower.
1 for .
inn ”if! Putnam
.nzoncy than the Government. In case ‘Igpmtpwmph W ”“51"“ "with.
such a id‘w does exist. Judge Landis‘nmm .13)7r"]‘vy'_h”“1' first anuuu
would be subject to impeachment un— fi.()r,.,.m...,~ m V H ”05“ team in
dcr the Constitution .whirh providos‘xiuhrn , A" “W“‘V- ""Dtam.end
for the removal of judgee guilty Orali‘red 1km,“ \. :mi [‘ ”m” "cm"
misdemeanors. Dir. Welty laid. mm “n.1,. m, p”, "K" ”a?“ They
In case the opinion of the Attorney- the “”1 V, .‘ “g“. MM” ”Bill. to
General or the proposed investigation ‘ihr‘ir yum: 1,0 ' T "1“" 1‘ breaking
{reveals that Judge Landie has Vioiai— lrmkmg u , I: L “1‘10”“ but not
ved no law Mr. Vl'e‘ty laid he would in- handiump. ‘a 1. ' M “‘V" w(ere
[reduce a bill making it a miedemeen- spacn. ‘ ‘ W)‘ 0‘ floor
or for a Judge to accept other salar— Tim I)”, ' . . .
in: than thr- one he received from tho il‘hil 11.17er my 00.5,?“ i‘Omnosed 0‘
Government. .11,ng mm ' ; ‘2’. if?" {in} mo.
. n1 do not wish to impugn the mo— ,liigh sol. ..,; mm. W"! if)“. .xiamiom
[3"“3 of Judge handle in becomingihe “‘3‘. Cm” h :H'~i”3;,:i\. mnmrdr; Mat
(“rt-0dr) no}...
21.. rd:
There's A Sale of Wool Goods
Which emphasizes economy
for every
woman who needs a. new dress
Those in close tom-h with 11m market
for W001 Goods sax most onmbaticallv
that there is a tightening up
in prices.
E
and whereas prices. for sur‘h qualitirs as
are represented hore (nmmt :0 any
lower, there is an undorfoch'n
cation that they may go highv
:. an indi-
1‘.
([NOW there are some wonde‘i‘i‘l
values in Serge especially, aim in Fil-
vetixmes andGold and Sil vor-
of gold or
now $6.00
now $ l 0.00
Tips.
Comfort Shoes
stfienijfically
‘ I‘l-
slim
con-
i: e. eaiafly for
(Baggage? got troubles
and also ‘for preventing
them. Y. W. C. _
other educational insti—
A. and
tutions apprOth
shoe and doctors “1‘10“”
[gin fit)“.
Norwalk Chronicler