Want; 1‘9, 1303;203:8110. Mamas and
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT ‘
Two Cent: 3 word; minimum charge 50cm» rune. amnoo. Our-Whine.
rim-no” '- ‘
WANTED
noefience lining makers on
fats.
Apply
R. W. HAT SHOP
and River Stream. Norwalk.
w
._~.... .
NTED —- Experienced
urn shoe-makers. The
tram Shoe Co., 6 Union
' it.
"i llll , A girl {or gonm’al house.
K 2:1 Flux lllll Road.
iii) m I“(ll‘("llllln
‘ in;.iiugvr. im‘
mnnulacxuring girls“ tailored
Excellent. uppmluniiy for a.
‘slio thoroughly undursinnus cn-i'v
;_ \onnected wiili the production
ash-class garnimiis. Apply in
an Frank & (‘0. ('or. Madison
‘zanklin siren-Q. So. .‘Inrerh.
‘TED—Esgox Touring (.ll', not
or than 192'). It Vog‘i Tl'l. 842-2.
1'0 LEI
ET—F‘ive~room apartmr-ni. 1:. Day
9!. Inq, 64 So. Main St. l’liono .‘ill.
to for liUUSl.)>kt.‘Pplng. Uriel-mi, :5
and St.
. ET—I'Fwn {rout
lt‘r Bhln.
“'ElCI‘.
in
l'llll
SllUv
‘ nille rooinw;
Bloom ll":ll and
lilQllil‘f,‘ ill Kern-1":
l ET—S rooms and lmili. all imv
‘~‘:l:li(‘nl.‘. lnq. Alox Willi-u ’75
5. or non. door, (all i-i'ciiing;s.
i.l.'l"-VT\\U or four
Willi ‘Kiic'hi'nmtv
. linprrivvnirnls. Knoll lOL‘illlun
'52:}: Si” Sn. Norii'ull; or ’i'l
. ill Bryn Mimi, i’u. ~
lurnislr ml
101' llllll~4'~
l—‘lll‘lllr-lill‘d rooms. all in:-
trf “lih iionrli. onw l'ur i\-.u
'lglv~ (full é; l’uinumAve.
l onn. .
“44:11 irum 11mm. with or
‘hiT‘ll. with Ill‘l‘klllr létlllll‘w'.
‘ .w; ,_ me: n: igliimiuonii.
. i‘v-iiiiu‘, Apply ’
liujri'iuw .Mvg,
3. :~
ll
.ulii.
mums at No. 5': Spring
'mw .ilrs. 1:. Turlov. 18
. ll’liono 18511-12.
'1.
ago Sparse,
. Separalo rooms.
.lillll‘ii. Ilubbell Cozll
‘. bunganu'k. Conn,
LIE”. \‘Cv isauo nego‘
)'l-i"'lp!f~‘v.
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0RD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up.
rwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
ain Street, Norwalk Conn
Phone 954
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
frillnvire your house for
,' trio Light. and install fix
, s, lamps, (‘10., on the month.
.; payment plan, any part of
_ee Cit). Get our estimate be
we havmg your‘hcuse wired.
‘ ‘ TE ELECTRIC CO.
I
34 Washington 815., S. Norwalk
Phone 450
ETrvr‘nrnislieil. Four looms, vom- ‘
housp- ~
. lulu-{WW inlnrnmiion roti- .
lucowv'jr oi blar k and Ian 1
Rus— .
' FOR SALE
FUE' SALJ-k-‘i‘i‘cw Home Sowing Mi
c we. tioo' condition and run '
order, Lie-ms Wurdcll. 209 East Avenmlg
Aux-walk. ., ‘
.___
FOR SALE~ Building Site ior countrv
home; lew minutes om. 17 acre}:
leu-l land. good barn and out—build~
$353. fine. location with distant Views.
“cowl. Address. llorgain, can: Sentinel.
FOR SA‘LJ-Jf'l‘o close an estate, on?
1909 iiiililiuc Touring car. also one
late model llurieylluvia moiorcvcln.
Boih in good running ordzr. lnduire
Friwlk. ll. (lazuli ' ’ “ ,
50' Main St. in, Adminiatrator, 34
FOR ~>.‘\‘Al.l‘3‘ Lalo mmlci Oakland
looming in one condition. $700. Also
1918 lord touring, lhoroughly over»
hauled. $275.
. Shlli’f'l " “ . ~' i ". .
.\l)l’Wulli. [b (mrdnh h‘lu‘
Tel. 15334:.
i‘ou SALE Ford 1519 l . ‘J
good kTJIIdillUn. HZ So. illiiilhglu m
FUR vS.\l.I‘T—»Vl::niir ' m. .._- :t
~ ‘ Ar. li , ,
“N Aw, E. xonlaik. ”N'“ 1'5
.. ‘ ‘ >MOI‘Q‘W
“1).“. BALh'fi‘rlilllUg‘dny Sll‘ulll Rhom-
Sl.lini Rod in ”it“ foundation of many
nulcrlfilai‘lng nooks. Branding roclmr'
(minus. up. Hatching nggs, $3 per 15.
()lli lilul‘. B. Quarkonbusli.
J noun H“.
Street, buildin 3 lo
ildrshall street. 1' rent, at 16
~40.
he Hatch & Bailey
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
THINK OF IT!
VVALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk
We Close lat 9 O’Clock Saturday
Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 \NALL STREET
i
INSURANCE ‘
J. M. LAYTON &. 00.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave,, South Korwalk
PRICE ADJUSTMENT
SALE
In order to give the many
iatrons of this store an opporfunity
:0 buy advanced spring styles in
lumps at the price adjustment sale,
we are placing 800 pairs of pumps
in one and two straps, coriSisting
, iflail leathers: Black Kid, Brown
Kid, Patent Colt Skin, Black $uede
Brown Suede and Gray Suede in
Louis XIV Heels and Cuban Heels.
These pumps have just‘been re
ceived and are advanced in style.
DON'T FAIL TO TAKE AD
VANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OF‘
PORTUNITY.
MAX LEVY ,
31 South Main Street
South Norwalk, 001m.
CLOTHING .» ‘13.}.
-—and-— ‘ ;-
FURNISHINGS
—for—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children’s Store
87 Welt Washington 80. Home":
I
f“
Iizirlen. '
ron SALE-“3 houses .1 19121 Unlon‘
PBOHSSIONAL.
.. MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
. (3 Lessons in Daucin . 1 Mott
insane. Norm-1k Conn. é‘el. 1838.
‘ STORAGE
name for Household Furniture
Phone 1683-3 '
Moi-walk Storage Warehouse
Lon Street, South Not-walk. Conn.
v
FOR SALE
J 24' arrived, 50 hood of horses.
; arr ‘s Sale-Exchange Stable
ii “Tights
7‘ Street. rear of
‘si (.HRAS OUTPOINTS KELLY.
....\ljiELPHIA. Feb. 9.-—-—Tom
'. outpointde Johnny Kelly..01
1hr.» eigh*-round windup.
at the Auditorium’Athletic
Elniiv proved a willing mixer.
Siuil‘ll)’ tried to work Loughran
o mull-tors, with the result
hair: was interesting. With
. .~ K being on their toes.
. i
‘ilr' '
ho ' '-
;.
1:)»E'l’z256 in the 533%1‘
I
GUARANTEED PURE
SILK SALE
All Shades of Georgette
$1.00 ii Yard
New York Ladies’ Tailor
11 north Mainscreet
or arms
0011f” CFFICERS “(EAR S‘l‘OBDS
XJCNXA. Feb. 9.—-—Swords now an:
worn by court. oflicers for protection
at the order of the president of the
Vienna criminal court because of the
many“ attacks upon. judges mu witi
masses recently in courtrooms.
“CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindneu and generosity dur-
ing our recent beteatement.
,MRS.»A. 3.0mm
2!”
3m 301103.
CYLlNDER REBORlNG
Twenty-four hour ser ('9.
wnplote.
b mall's Garage, 11 Edlio Ava, East
Noni-silk. ,
CAR OWNERS NOTICE
Automobile elec. systems repaired
null overhauled. Starting. lighiing and
ignition a. Sgecialty.
C nrles J. Vaughn.
Rear of \Vebb Bros, 30. Main St.
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dally lrips to
New iorliz.~ Andreas 71 Cedar street;
CARRIGAN & FLY-NN. meal and long
distance trucking of all kinds
Office Leary & Co., Phone 1577. Home
phone 363. '
. THAT‘CHER FURNACES ~Agent for
the famous Thatcher Pipelesa Fur.
nacen ll? you are ready lo purchase it
one-pipe healer see me before making
your selection. Price reasonable.
Service prompt. Stephen Miller. All
View Ave. Phone 397.
9 Live Poultry Market
:22 \VODD‘VARD AVENL‘E.
Save doctor’s bills by eating
poultry you know is fresh
killed,
We have just received a high
mark of Barred Plymouth Rock
Hoosiers. Rhode Island Red. and
Brmm Leghorn pullols and most-
01's. Also many other good breeds
for solo at reasonable prices.
E. LAPIN, Prop.
Our automobile will call at your
rcquvsl. PhOne 2260.
Pouilry killed and dressed free.
Local and Long Dis-
tance
TRUCKING
,.
'1
S. L. TALMADGE
‘DAILY TRIPS TO N. Y.
The right way to see
electrically.—Electric Al.
ARE you using llic right
lamps and fixturcs in _\'niil‘
i home? Haw gun a. an?
i fix'imit supply of bull»?
: “ii _\'Uii lli‘f‘il llm i'lm’fl'm
% \Vil'rs‘ cxtrnllt‘d 10 other
i rooms? If so no]! inr-
i nisll you on him of ill“.
1 coal. Soc us iur thing".
vim-i rival,
Till NORWALKS‘ELECTRIICH (0.
Der hin
. er:
7 ical
207 E.
, F
WASHlHGTOR 51"
ONE 959
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
’f‘
-l‘Al.\'TEl) FURNlTL’RE—ln enamel
‘ or dull finish. liiind-decmuled. All
.work oi artistic homily and distinciloo.
iYour old plOCOS made attractor“.
fPrices onlapplicaiion. H. G. St. John.
_:.’9 Faiirliolrl Aux, Phone SDGAS.
TRUSTEES' SALE
ly ordm‘ of the Rol’éree
rumov for ihis district.
,signed will sell at auction. at 2
jSzilurdny. February 12. 1921. at 132
fiVaLer Sll‘Pé’i. South Norwzillz. (201111..
.all the machinery. products. finished
,und unfinished. parents an! copyrights.
{hooks and book accounts vi the Hack-
in Bank—
ilie under-
p. m.
. in: A; Doolittle, inc.
; Agronomy conSiStS of:
:1 A0. o2 Four Spindlc Acme Amo-
IliaLlC Screw machlno.
.\'o. 5?. Four Spindle Acme Auto—
niaiir Screw machine. '
Smurr-Kanen hand screw machines, 1
inch spindle.
No. 2 Foster Hand screw machine.
1 inch Spindlv,
High Speed Hummer
Machine.
f1
ii!
i.
4 Co. Riveiing
12.1%). GSN Double Action Bliss Pressesu
31 so: blanking and drawing dies.
1 Products consist of: Approximately
.14,000 “Ford" Oil Cups. “
: FRANK “I ROBERTS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
. . SOLVENT NOTICE
District at. Norwalk. _SS.. Probate
Court February 4. A. It. 1921.
Estate of Walter B, Broken. late of
him-walk, in said district, deceased.
The court of Probate for the district
of Nomlk. hath limited and allowed
six month: from the date hereof. or
thou-editors of said estate to hit
their claims to: settlemnez. Those who
neglect to prment their ,irccounts,
properly attested. , within said time.
will lie debarred .1. recovery. All per-
sons indebted to paid ante are re-
- quested to make Immediate meat to
_ mums; H. (infirm.
, Administrator.
Any one cylinder, Ford also ‘2}?09'
i
. y .
conimmmdgtm “--
Without you queuing. the «duo--
on delivered by the tim- When
were among the meet trim ever
heard u the ennui Mac: or the
Catholic club during the twentyJour
yeoro which they lave been held. The
upeeche: were not only filled with
real thoutht. but were yitty old hil-
occasion was a picture of , Lincoln
draped with on American m, which
him: over the opuker‘l table. Car—
nation; 1nd other cut-nowen edded
to the uttreetiveneu or the tibia. it
which more then two hundred per;
sons were. tented. The menu wu ex-
cellent and the food well prepared
3nd served.
The menu we- as follows:
, Grepefrult Soprano
celery Olive.
‘ i‘ream or Cclciv Aux Crouton
'Fried Filer of Solos Sauce Tart-ire
Broiled Sprint Chicken
Aux Cree-on
Poiito Rimlee
Mixed Salad
\‘anilla ice Cream Assorted Cake
Demi Taue
Supreme Court Cigar-
'l‘he program opened with an ed-
dress of welcome delivered by Alfred
J. Murphy, president of the Caiholic
Club. The address foliown;
llci'orend Fathers. Invited Guests.
Friends and Mcminrs at the Catholic
ClllllZ-m
According to n iimcmonored rus-
‘lulll .oncc a year. on the dale that
thanks Ihc natal (my 0! one or the
greatest figuros in American hiltbl'y.
the Calholic Club of Normlk throws
open its doors and extende to its
=gucsls a warm and cordial greeting:
lu greeting which in itself contoinl
those qualities so rharaclcrieiic of
me great man whose mime in honor-
rd on the twelfth lhroughout the
lrnglli and lifeadlii 0! this great and
glorious land of ours—honesty and
sincerity. It is thin with the greatest
airing Bean:
pleasure Hm! I a“ president of this Dwyrr. Louis if‘ifnllr‘.
organization, hid :nu. one and all. 1 Table g,._ M. Jllnli‘! Ticrnei‘. T’-
hourly wcirome. wish you momenta Iiencsgy, I‘. h (‘rcmlmn l". J. Mc-
Ol' good-(cllowshw and pleasure dur~ Mlllon. A. Flynn. Hugh Cnmplnll.
ins your may min on and likewise Tall» :24, l‘ .l. “with. “7 P. limi-
to you. the toaai~i...islcr of the even- ion. H. Izl‘i‘tll“, H. Hunter. Ed. Lihrizzn
lng. Edward J. Qx.mlan, I take great 1,. Hoifant.
pleasure in preoezling. Tablo 59...-1'n; (‘liarlcrz liolmniion.
In a brief talk “orponilion Coim— .Dr. T. R. Brndiry. Geo. V. iluchanan.
sci Quinlan referi-vl to the words or Dr. ll. .\l \‘i'tli‘r, \‘Vm. Miller. J. L.
Linmln "Thai l‘wSP dead shall not 11mm. >
have dird in min“ dwellrlng that they Table :5 ~izimord 1‘3 lava. Sh N‘Hi-
should he amino: in these irouble- Hoyt. 1-1 :raro. Goo, llullrr. James
some times. He proposed a toast to q'furruuizffil‘al‘li‘s Smith. ‘ ,. ‘
the retiring prvSm-nl and to Him. Talilfi"'274—\\'iii eriahon. Chris.
Drl'sltlt‘lli-Ple(l. “2“:le was rcapondcdninn Swarix. 1-: J. Finnegan. FHA.
to by those pros. :51 I!uykl(y. in. 'i‘ l‘. Scanlon. Dr 1“-
'i'he first speaku was Rev. Joseph ”angliim}. ' b
‘llzily. who no Slam! before. declarmi ']'gh]r~ :5 Jnlm Noonry‘." John A. ,‘
that llu- present Iiizisv’st was the result “my. Eduard l”. Dorsey. James F.
or n sick soul as W?“ in a sick body. roan“); “i 1-; ‘iuofdnn. from“ n. :.
"The trouble: of today are. an old Maxim":
as the world. bui are under a differ- Talilr‘ :‘n A J. {‘nlllnn. \V‘m. Skidfl.‘
ant iiflmi‘." said Failif‘r ml)‘. “in all 3013“ Mr‘Ginn. Vim MC‘WN.V.W
{he imusl. i1 is said that the children McMahon. Thus. ("nliins.
aio {mom lo mi! and man has boon Tumu 2-9 «Frank J. Rollin”, I“. J.
pililli't‘ll to sa'rfdom by agitators. Din rmmmln, Donald llrrdirv. \\‘. l‘.
“n'v- fill the prcaont rouditions. it CHAMP.
simuu not be forgotten that man was Ituw 1-7.
ini‘i'l lioloro iroaipd so humanely RB Tam. an . iir Allin: A, 7'.- Longh-
;imma. ism-vially in this country." lm. 33.9mm Til \lflf‘, llr, l“l‘:2l)l£ “yum!
i ‘ in ii» labor unrosi. you can roll
‘v liolslzmlsm or alien donominulion.
ginxv wizoi you liken ii to. the solution;
«9 found in similar unrest of‘
)1 --i.< ago."
1‘. ”HT Daily (1. scribed ill‘.‘ stopping
or 'ltu imasion of Home by Attila ivy
H.i.-.l forrr‘. Hr- rcfrrrtd lo Ba-
llouvsa. to Biamarli and to Napoloon.‘
using lhvijn as examples of what he
liif’3!2l. He said that inch of those
louder! had thought that physical
«folio would roller 1hr- realizalion of?
his ambition. only to find in lbw end
that each was mistaken.
"'l’li . Spirit of the Timon” was the
aubjooi of tho address delivered by
Slaw Senator Black. In hi3 speech.
the attorney certainly rpm-red his
ground Well. (‘onsidnrin/ihe import-
ant topic! and proliloms of the day.
in a serious manner which was cow
prod with a luym‘ of wit and humor.
in the early par! of his addrcm. Sen—
ator Black uni-d a collection of alangl
and synonlms which would make:
Webster groan in distress. but which:
were pointed and humorous.
Senator Black marten by telling of
an address delivered in Albany. N. Y..
by Lord Mayor Callahan. of Cork.
lrciand. which drnlt wit lithe Irish
Freedom (location. He urged that the
American people get behind the
movement.
Continuing l‘rlc apcakcr ducribed
like organization of the lf'\'l\’ed Kine
Klux Klan and told how judges. pro-
secuting attornt’ye and others in pub-
lic office had been forced to join the
organization. which he said had a
strong foot hold in the Soul}: and was
trying to gain one in the Norm.
AI stated abon’, Senator Black re-
ferred to the Blue Sunday laws. say-
ing that stocks and pillorles o! the
past Should not be revived.
The theatre: next came in {or the
share of remarks. It was a cyclone
that struck them. Senator Block
scafliingly described ,‘lhe COltumeI
worn on the stage and scathingly de-
nounced them. He. too. took a
.“shol” out of the author: for writing
the plays on the subjects and in the
manner which they do.
“What the world needs." meld Sen-
ator Black," is work and eflort. There
is need of faith, nine and clarity god
of moderation. But you must re-
member that the war hu left, in
effect: on the American peop)¢_ You
can tee it in whet is going on in New
York. (referring to the indictment of
certain prominent men). ”3d the-
where.
“What the Americans need in e halt
way home and' the application or
moderation. What the world needs.
after having been shaken up in a.
molten mass. is balancing."
Rosie tor the occasion on! fur-
nished by the Wellniiz orchestra.
John "W. Wehle rendered a. number
1‘. li"
sill:
loco Donn.
morous u well. Tobie 4——Dr. J. J. Millard. Dr. 11.
The banquet was a Iucceu in every K. Kellogg. John T. Reyes. John
way. The only decoration“ for the Keogh.
Noun. A. E. Riley. “1 J. Malian
Gertie.
Lauren. 3. J. Kepler. H. M. Kent. r.
luau-ding to consular dispatch“
of vocal selecuonnjn excellent hab- ,_ .
no” present were:
». i g i
'i _ .no- t.
Tobie 1-1". J. moi-ow. .i. 1:. mm.
mus. r. I. John. I". 3. Hana." "
Table 2.»!2. F. Dotty. 1-2. J. Thomas.
W. E. O’Brien.
Tobie 8~Jnmes P.
Dr. Robert
Albert. D. Hulkin.
surehan. Wel-
B. Perdue.
Tillie 5*»Jamee M. (Trough. C. A.'.
Tobie ¢—~P. ’Ward l’renderfiaet. W.
E. Callaghan, S. 1... Craig. John J. Mr.»
(mule 7~Thom Riordan. C. E. Wil»
llama. J. F. Mclaughlin. F. Aiken.
Tobie s——Wm. Howard. A. Eepoeito.
J. Bcexpaniek. -
Row B.
Table IGw—J. W'. W'hitclwad. P. WV.
Brooks. M. X. Mag-choir. Samuel
Roodner. Mr. Mcl‘ariliy. Mr. Fogarty.
Tobie ls.——J. L. O'Brien. Paul
O'Brien. l“. Jamel. Vl'. C. Martin.
Irving W‘ilmot. Wm. Tammany.
'l‘eblc liwr‘eter Foley. (1. E.
Knapp. E. O'Relllcy.
Table 13 ~Jamce Hangii Jr. 13.
Hermann. Dr John D. Hanan. James
Blush. SP. A. Carbono. F. E. Rogcrs.
Table 12——J. Fred McMahon.
Emory Stevens. Charles Rogers. Lulu:
Connealy. Frank Word. Albert Rose.
Table lbw-James V. Nolan. 30:. M.
Reilly. June-r Bredice. Thou. Duffy. W.
T. O‘Brien. Henry Kcnnell.
N.
Row C.
Tillie 1? ~ hr \\'. \V. Tiam‘v. Loon
Fish. Dr. Henry Shearer. \‘i'm. F.
Word. In: I“. G. Brown. Harry Sco-
field.
Tobin ”MM. 1. Howard. .Aulircy
Howard. '1‘. A. Skelly. C. ll. Dilwortli.
W. Donne. Siophen R. Bray.
Table ] Swis‘rvderiok Gr lilmrd.
Samuel I.)’nPE. Edward Loner. Prod
Giorchino. C.'I. Byington, \V. B. [m
holz.
Table Wadi. D. Milne. Goo. Bells,
'I‘hoa. Hyde. Julill J. Farrel. John T.
Robert Howard. .I. ll. MoKonna.
Table 3! “Tim: (":1 My. Thou. (“an-i
aviagli. l.4 rni' Monlgmur'rr. J. 'l' Huh—i
eather Forms—Mt
licul: Unsealed and slightly warmer
tonight; Thursday cloudy; brisk south
shifting to west winds. The southern
disturbance has remained nearly eta-
tlomiry during the lat twenty—four
hours and is now contra! over lhe
Lower Mississippi \‘ailoy. It is caus-
in [cloudy and rainy weather in the
southern districts. The northern \dis-
turbanre is central m or l‘pper Michi—
gan. It is causing unsettled weather
with snow fiurries in the Lake region
and New England. The temperature
is rising slowly in the central and
eastern sections. The irmpcraiuro in
above zero all Along the northern
border.
__,_.___..__-——--——--——
CLAIMED TO HAVE
Two men .eaid to be Swedish. and
who claimed that they were to leave-
from the Wilson point shipping rude
on a. boat bound for Baltimore. called
up malice headquarterl at 11:20
o'clock In: night and and that they
bod been held up on Kimball street
and robbed of between $30 and 3110.
lemen Gainer and Flynn went to
investigate mid searched the sweet-
for some time but cool dfind no trace
of the hold-up men. Both of the
drunk. so drunk it was noted at po-
lice ‘MQW this morning. that
unit name- could not be learned.
They were buy as to details of the
“hold-n9” a well.
_______._._————-—-—-—---
‘ “tow-awaits. at 7:15.
boil. .1. 'i‘. lumbar. Paul l'omitrr. E
'l‘nlv‘m :!'_'~ l‘. H. ilaugli. Limos;
(‘01:). Domains Moliwmyuhanipl I-‘ar-_ mu RECEIVED
roll. (ion, luko‘nan. ’l‘, J. )chlmw. g . .
Tolilo,.31‘./—-Ailwi‘t G1 holy“. \\'lll'l't'di A New Line 0' . l
McMahon. J Edward Slnlrw.’ Hours-i, Sporty Plaids for Skll‘ts ._
Prick (“liar ‘Vlmplmimm‘. John Cu“ 1
hm Also All “‘00! $39ng and Tricolino l
'rmrm‘ r: l-‘. .2. Films, t" .1. Rural Wool mixtures .fm- suiting. l
B. 'l‘ NH‘llet‘d. liar ~\iagnm'. L. : Bamnetlo Satin m a“ 11". loading l
Paulina. .lolm Alli‘fil‘l‘. % shades. .
'l'alilo 3.3er “'iliinws‘. l “‘iiliiimft.‘ (‘harmeube Satin in black. n“\.y_
Adolphus Russr-ll. H ii .lar~ksmi. ; brown, laup and gm.“ 4
‘ (intuit Table. l
Jolm F;,i\-:iiiagli. I{f\ T‘ lllll‘lf)’.l Every “70man-S Ifashion ,
Hon. Than. 1.. Reilly. ll: \' 'l' .l. Fianna 2
Rev. Joseph Duly. Alfinl .l. Blurplxy.; Shop
E. .1. Quinlan. Lorlnz M. l: marlin: 120 WASNWGTON STREET l
Rev, .IOI‘!“ It ('aroy. TH‘. “'. J Tram ‘3 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Charla “Willamsqn. ,Jolin .{. \Vnislz. ‘
Jeremiah Donovan,
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Connor—1
was new on. .
men who oomphined were extremely ’
,The 'r. d. a. ci-i win he the soon-
_ Roi-“the mid-week oer-vim tumor-
The rural
”bacteria be: "‘Wlpt‘llcfi one--
any of en Organ-56* ' rch of
Christ?" Dittoruat W to": been
ask“ to «bend tho amour “Did
Christ ,mc-iin to found-on orxuuiscd
church. or simply to become a xenon.
or of religion without thought of eufl~
mg on omniuflo‘n‘!" "Conldfl‘adet-
imiiiy livo and prosper in the world
with the. while but‘ without the
ohiirch?" "What reason: are libero for
the unison. n of Protestant church-
on? Should there be on. Proteotani
church only 7” ' ’g'Woum one-.Proteueiit
church in‘ noum‘fiomlk he better
ilizm four?" ”\V‘hu different-e. are
there in theorem-of Barnum. Con-
gregationalism and Mothodili‘n?”
The Junior League will be led “on
' lame Serious debt on the eye.
Wliejtiicr an eh. your cold
on o iimlitpouitiu qr
slimmer-“it deems: more union}
Consideration, it. is exerting the
ten, airmail: . end vituliiy.
Don't take chances, but check
the cold oi. once. Ask for our
special cold and grippe ubim.
They are IbSOthLV safe end
sure and will give quick relief.
H. A. MEAD
”SUMO! man
summer“
Southlorwdk. 0m.
Friday nflf‘t‘IOOfl. at 3:15. by Mrs.
Bradbury. 31's. Sanderson 341d Mrs.
Money.
The Norwalk group or Epworlh
League: will hair-cl group .mcetlnx on
Friday owning. nt 8 o'clock. at. the
church. Tlie‘epcaloor o: the evening
will be the Rev. George JRu'llompkina.
of lhe Nor-walk Nethediet Epiecopal
church. The Rev. H. E. Hominid will
load the devotional «nice til the
opening of the meeting. Following
the adding. there will be a social
hour. with Hie Soul!) Norwalk Chap-
lcr cnlorlaiuing. concluded with, rc—
irr‘shmrniii. All youn't people etc in—
vith to be present. It in especially
nrgeni that members of the South
Norwalk Chapter alLbe on hand to
welcome the guests of the evening.
On Sunday evening the assisting
musician will be Max lllonol‘t. \‘ioliw
irl. of NFW York city. Mr Uianofl’ has
done work in ronI-orl and orrlunlm
in Chico“). Philadelphia and Now
York: nlaycd as inelrumcmni soloim
in {he ‘WaldorLAsioria concert :1 “w vls
ago. and. also. lost work. playml in»
for.- me Ti‘tlilf‘ i‘lrl‘f Hub, of I’llllfl‘
dolphin. A former pastor of thl>
church. Rm: Dr. F. n. Liplmm, “‘ill hr»
picscnt and will Spook at tho Honda)
rvoninq ecrflce. presenting. in a few
minuloe. lhe cause in We interests of
which h? il now workiiiiz.
Bonilntl Advci'liscmrma lu‘ii‘i:
heat results.
Ilir‘
“I.“
For Sale in So. Norwalk by
Stillson-Poweli Corp. .
Piaiuted'e Drug Co.
A. 0. Leonard 70 Fifth Aux,
New York.
”
Straight To You!
THIS is ll‘l‘sll 01w limol And
when, ii ”calm-afici- Horace
eggs. 'l'hc Van llyk stores have
arrangml in not can from the
nest. straight, to you with the
least delay possible.
Slop in on your “or homo and
buy some of iheso (lrlivimiw
93525. Really. illcy'i'l :iiiliximlljf
flncl
Prelhly Lil-id
EGGS . ..... . 61c don.
Every One fiuerunieed Perfect
James Van Dyk Co.
21 In!!! um IT»
m M.“
,‘p—orr
Mme. Jeannette
South Noni-IK- Loading
Coraeliere and Glover
-___...-——-
Nemo Corset 1
low Avuihble M:
$5.00
Self-Reducing 0011*
with low bust lint-e for the modi-
I'll‘lnd “for tunnel.
imam rm
W
56 So. Main St. Phone 909
PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
On account of the
fire in our former
quarters .We are now
temporarily d o in E
business at the old
,OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St, 4
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586;
Second hand parts and tire: to
fit any make of car
p”‘>‘
The Tuxm store
SPECIAL
CLEARANCE SALE
Costume Velvet, 36 inches
wide, black and colors
. . $1.85 and $2.49 yd.
36inch Corduroys 85cyd.
Plaid Skirting and Aill
Wool Coating and Suit-
ing below cost.
The
l
I“
Textile Store
”alum“
First National Bank
hr:
in: merely announced in
there. Genes-oi Ch-ea a.
satin: civil governor of.
WWW
omen-99W”
ion.
PEKING. Feb. 9.4315135“ is be- .
Building. 24 Washing
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