”ovum
OVERCOATS ' 1
Can still be had and at
Greatly Reduced Price.
$18.50, $25.00, $33.00
These are lower price. than
will prevail at. opening of
Fall of 1921.
BUY NOW -3
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 “‘ASEXXG‘I‘ON 8mm
SOFT“ SORWALK
iliUil ummmmmmmmmmumm
mull-m
. izcinrzscv 312s returned after
seas trip to Slamtord.
11:53 Natalie: “leeri was a tailor in
' *: for} ye‘lerday afternoon.
Kiln Ii. Coates has returned from
: :c‘ress trip through the west.
‘ \Volo: visited V-llil
is an: rolativee in Stamford :rgs-
-«i 72%;:9 Cafit.1§; lessons ever: of-
"roon lower rams. Poliey’s
in; 51:10.31.
A!
The sire-rd D's‘riv: electrical com-I
'7 '5'; "er-3 will mes:
L 711%. 5
tomorrow
of the
EEC-
' 2 street.
1!: Mrs. “‘llliam Finkler and
tended the perform-
1. (‘stf 7-
3:11
' C" Z‘XE'SVS
- rL!!I'.'.4fI.L " v "'(‘r'
and Miss Nellie CrOW-
. :- cztr. were :nlrric-d at 7:373
( ' .; "rstervjay morning. at St. Jos-
. .r.?;. ry 12(1'
. a: get any size \‘lctrola you
1 JCI.‘.§
flow as 85.“) down at Don-
18 So. Main St.
"mates. of fish and game
we state will meet at the
Hartford today. at 1:30 p.
' 1:; Connecticut Associa—
rwl Game Clubs. and 10
2202' Bailey. of Dan-
-.>. rt 13:9 Fish and Game-
A 3' :5M‘ for this move-
» r \‘g'
.' " . -' > ; ' Tanner Council.
. .1 ._ . . . .- of Liberty. held
2 ' ~ ' -. - -' :. acommittee of
m provide enter-
mepting of the
1!. term. The first
i r (wmmittee wilL'be held
..r.‘....‘:
r ..v x.-....
:07:
1 awnr: ..: til-A home of Mrs.
'“V For-wt. Rowavton. Initiation
" I takr- 3'5“”
‘ Z to be P‘
,-
'. ”a . 1 .1.
Tatar) - ,.
— 1' 5'
.m‘. :3: his own and bring other
3-. Yuri? who lvf't shoes at Cr!»-
nrfs Monday A. )l’. kindly get own
.‘trzs Garramono.
FOR
C OL'GHS and COLDS
White Pine Comp. with Cod
Liver Extract and Menthol
52c
Stillson & Powell. Corp.
South Norwtlk
2'
l1: :1
will; 311.5354 ”-I ' .
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 5th
an! ‘l‘fi I”
1313.; ‘i.’ I
All money depos-
ited in this bank on
lot
r-Zant on _
‘ anmxersary today.
Dennis Hurley. '
'Iis-fi
\,
handgun-nuns.
E. K. BANKS
nnrooone ‘
uAHAcxeno HOTEL uocx
scorn nouALK
[dolphin I'm-e1. ot.WeItport sve-
lo-t a valuable block and ted
dog yesterdny. l
Regan business was transacted last
night at the meeting 0! Lady McLean-
,Center Defeat; nigh
Swords)th
The Norwnlk High tee.- ndlol on-
other \‘MOntomm'mnw'
rented the ten Stanton: High team.
last evening. in Horti- Hafl. Washing-
ton street. The score won 30 to :0.
In the prelimimry game. the Center
team demented the Nor-walk High
(Seaman) by the score of 27 to 2:.
The big game was one of the bent
thaxthelooutun hove Jan 2221;
year. Bunion shot 3 bucket in the
inn Lodge. No. :8 .Daughtern of Seco.
tin. '
l .,
l —Pen Cool at m Q can.
3 Notice was received by the uptown;
Police that an extension of time until
February 15 had been granted tuto-
mobllistl in the obuining' or New
York license plates-
Arrangements for a. card party to. R
be held next Tuesday evening in the;
Hodge rooms was made last night atf
the regular meeting of Our Sister's,
ekeka‘n. I. O. 0. F. V
——Coal at Harris 8: Gang. g
The regular weekly prayer meeting:
the Rowayton Baptist church will;
ibe held at 8 o'clock. this evening. at;
'the parsonage. with her. and )lrn.’
‘Clark. 2
Q Boys throwing ice 'at automobilenf
:01: Franklin street. w:re complained;
Jot to the_police at 9:30 o‘clock la!”
gmght. Patrolman Milton .Ll'len-wzlodi
fir-mugnt several 003': to police heado
‘quarters. where the): were lecture-d. l
f Robert Silcock “on
‘22.?) South Somali: Club card night.‘
last Disht; A. X. Thermulr winning;
,I'ne second or “booby” prize.
lunch was a-erVed. Next “'ednesday
era-"1:3 another card night will be:
mm. _
I Master Bruce Richards .son 0! Moll
:and Mrs. Horace Richards. of Main;
"street. is celebrating his first birthday!
and his parental
A club 3
”are entertaining a few of their friends;
:at a birthday perry in his honor this
‘aftemoon.
;' —Coa.l 1t Harris I: Gun.
3 Paul Kubovlc. of Connecticut ave-
énue .wu admitted to the Somali:
.Hospltal shortly after 1 o'clock. yes-
Zterday afternoon. with a fracture of
gthe right arm. sustained when he slip-
:ped and tell. Dr. F. L Burneil treat-
jed the injury.
2 There will be a meeting of the .\'or-
iwalk Fish and Game Protective Asso.
station at the hall of the South Nor-
;“nlk Public Library, tomorrow even-
llng. at which time the new laws Will
;he discussed- Following the meeting. |
:Game “'arden W'xlbur Smith will give ‘
f. lantern slide lecture on game birds
g'and game animals. and anyone inter-
;ested in the subject in cordially invited
lto attend.
E Reports from the delegates to the
;grand lodge convention in Bridgeport
:were received at the meeting of Ophlr
lChapter .Order of Eastern Star, held!
5’ “'0 council's meet-@1331 evening. The meeting wu wellied tomorroj‘,
”"rursday evening. guttended and aster the business 0: thefconcen, oratorio. 1nd chm-ch linger.
fm-enlng was transacted a social timelgnd has
—Wiil part7: who received wronngith refreshments W88 enjoyed. Plans State: from coast to coat in concert.
slag.“ a: 35 North Main St" twere made for a. dance to be held oniwork. besides havm‘ numerous em .throat dmd. or your head is
:February 15th at the Town Assemblyj
: Hall.
Lman of the commiv‘tee
Wellnitz Orchestra will
,rnuslc.
“'ord was received yesterday after-
noon that John Herbert “‘heeler. of
:11 Sorth avenue. who. on Monday aft-
?vrnoon. swallowed a plate with three
'lnlse teeth on it. while drinking milk.
fixed bad the teeth removed from his
lstomach at the Manhattan Eye, Ear.
lNose and Throat Hospital. in New
Yak city .to which place he was seat
,when local ph'rsiciarzs could do noth-
' lug for him. Mr. Wheeler 1: recover-
in; from the fleets of the opention
{necessary to remove the teeth. He
in charge.
tarnish
lwill be confined to the hospital for
labour :1 week.
' —Baeket Ball. Armory. Thunday
nighL (:0. K wtjh George Smith \1.
Blue Ribbon of Bridgeport. Prel. game.
Dancing 9:30 to 1:. Reserved sects, on
sale at Dagon's Lunch. Phone 159:.
We Have on Hand 3
Large Supply
|
first prize at?
Mrs. Leonard Brown. is chair-lg’anintionn in the east.
IhP'Y. M. C. A. Committee. it was voted!
lto invite the flute Y. M. C. A. Sece-l
first few minutes of play. Then he
when it by on. from mid-floor. In
themrondlnmmhnthem
onthezumprmnentnlntothehns-
km. -
For the Unnlord turn Swirl: lur-
re'l with H pclml.
The score:
* Now for a drive on boys'
:lothing.
nigh. It’saraoetoclean up
Sue-I'd]:
Pl yers. Goal F 13.?! '
m1“. .1 3 °;‘ 1;; ur Winter stock befiqre
Burns, It ........... z z 6 merchan 159
Maliin.c........... 3 3 9 the SKIN-Hg ‘
Member!) rg ........ l l) I comes In.
1" L1 ........... l' 0 0
.m g - __ _- Now, the boys are to
Total. ............ l2 6 30
have their turn.
day evenlng nervlce in the South Kory u
walk netball-z Episcopu Church um ”‘e m“ “'-
oorning Sunday evening will be Alice.
Monehiet‘l. contralto. of New York .
City. The full program will be print- Ill-.11) STUFFED l? .
Mia- Moncrietr b 1 BY QATAR”? [.512
A wc C1111)! ;
l
.
‘.
twice toured the L’nltedf
if your nostril: nre clogged. your
« - . ‘stuzed by my atarrh or a. cold. up.
Easements a: soloist with musical ougwy a. lime pure. utiseptic. germ de-
stroying cram into your am 1"
penetrate. through every nlr m.
”font inflamed. swollen membranes
an you get instant relief.
How good it feels. Your nootrt'ls
are open. Your head is clear. No
more hnwking. muming. dry-neu- or
struggling for breatly Get a small
bottle of El)”: Cram Balm from any
druxglnt. Cold* and antarrh yield like
magic. Don't our united in). Belle!
in lure.
At a. recent meeting of the Wiltonl
atary. Fred D. Fun. to be the pdncl-l
goal speaker at the “1110!: Father nude
ISon dinner on Febraury 25:11. Mr.
.Fxgg his necepted this invitation. The
idinner is to be for ail boy. over
‘twelve and the men of Wilton. The
Committee was 1180 planning for a.
college deputation visit
12th and 1322:.
for . March
“a,
G??? ‘1‘- .
INFANTS’ KNIT BONNETS AND TOQUES 5
Rather than carry these good: over we have node the
following reductions
l
he
3
Players. Goal; Fouls Pu. . ' ' ;
Clancey. r: ......... 1 0 3 1 Ever) artlcle 1n our .
g‘ca‘mm ‘5 g g 1: l Boys’ Department greatly l
wartz. c ..... . . . . .
Purcell. rg ..- ...... , n o o : Muced, _
\‘owdc. lg .......... o 9 o f
Total: ............ l!) O 29 1
Center. I
Players. Goals. Fouls. Pu. .' ogers an ;
Heliant. 1: . . . ....... c o 2.1 t.
Fmeson. rt ......... 4 3 11 l ‘ a‘
Boone . ....... .... 0 O 9 ?
Lockwood. rg ....... n n n g t
.. 2 . evens
Saundemlg ........ o o 0 .
Totals ...... ,.... z: 3 :7 . lorwtlk 30. I
SDI-walk High (SGML I
layers- Goals. Fouls. P13.
Bussinz. rt .......... 3 0 6 l
Mofiitt. if ..... ...... 6 n 1: 'CHICAGO EKATERIAKES . ,
5111::th r. n a: mu) [5' TITLE. mums
Ireland. rg . . . . . . . . . . I u : i SARAXAC LAKE. Feb. 3.—Ru¥
Guile: 1g . . . - . . . . . . 1 n : [McWhor-ter. of Chic-so. took the lead
Andemn. lg ........ o 9 o neuter-day in the national skating
— _— ._ lchampionshxp by winning the hut-
Totals ...... ...... ll 0 :: vnflle raceaLd taking third in the two-
imile. His point total now number-n
The subject 1t the Mid Week meet- ‘ 30. Charles German. of 8}. Johns. 5-
ing 0! the: South Norwnn: Hethodi‘ 1 8.. and Charles Jewtrnw. of me Pia.-
Church tonight will be ‘The'l’nfiuence Cid. ore tied -'°-' second Vith ‘0 points;
of Jesus Christ in History." The mi!“ Moore. 0: New .York. in (earth .
lect is 1 big- one and full of interest. ‘ ‘13“! 3° 90"" “14 “Ike Goodman. 0‘
The invitation to attend in general. “13111908. the only other point W18-
A “ham,“ of mm“... of ”miner to due. 2.: credlted with 10.
Moose-heart Legion will visit Legion .
No. 275. Bridgeport. tomorrow 0115- M w;ll he’s m 9‘ the 3““
ilrzg. and those 'hO intend to ” fin‘x‘oteh of Tnnld’ Mb mmuly
leave by the 7:30 o'clock but trom‘me' the yen-ice on m m
Norwallc. .. ~ ito fill the vacancy to the rem tut at
. . {the ennui meeting. 1nd transact any
The artist who will an: at the Subway“, button-"proper to come before
s.
Knit Bonnets reduced tron 59c and 8135 10 50c and $1.00.
Cadnroy Bonnets, 50c and 81.00 reduced to 39c and Tie.
Corduroy Tonnes, 81.00 end $1.50 reduced to 75¢ end 81.00
Eiderdm Bonnets. $1.00, new 75c.
A claim: assortment of silk end poplin bonncts, some are em-
broidered end there on pink. blue no whtto silk one: muted with.”
shin-ring, moo-bud trimming end rosettes. tamer prices reused tron
50¢to$215(ndmnaw 89c 1031.75.
Silk Poke Bennett. for older chm with slurred brim: and
domaiedwithtinynnhmlhuhotmuoducodim 82.25 to 31.73.
J. I; Malletiem
.'
Wing My in-
_ New silk dresses
have great charm.
Smilingznd happy androfmaxkedpeuonaliiy, Spfingdmoffimmfl
Here arcane sweetest little fidepanelswiflimfflingalongedgo.
Here are rude girdlm in company wfihuniquepohztedtufic.
Hmiseyelet emhmideryinmfldngpattams.‘
Notetheunusualdecpbmdoonnrwith dainfiestpla‘bededge.
the fine pleating which is carried all around its edge!
Ismtthistnnic ofswecpingthoughsnug. cffoet'made of double attractiveness”.
Such are some of. the little novel touches that impart distinction and delight—but
realize their beauty one must see in person.
Yes; navy and brown and gray are the prevailing shades-and this annemhb in,
of special value at its price of
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to ythede-
or before that day
will be credited with
interest from the
lst of February.
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