\xThirl-JD—Experienced soft but fin- '
._.n.-r.<. Davis Pope. Co.,'1nc., East
5Lw:'\\;llk. " - '
, . . A '
\x. \.\'i'l‘2ll—TO Rent by 5. family of
p...) adults a. house either furnished
'..ill.shE‘tL Must'have all im-
.- moms and be in good residential
i ’I‘clephone 2085.
‘. \le-JD—single white man to live
-. place for general work; care of
,1
cow and ‘garden. Apply’in
,sm B. Quackenbush, Darien,
misldC Ave.
v. -.\'1‘i-:D-—General Housework. If:
.;;r :9 Lexington Ave.. S. .N.
ArigrED—Maid for
um‘li. Phone 513.
general house
v. \.\"i‘l«‘.'D-—Three or four rooms. with
. l improvements. Phone 912 or1344.
. \N’i‘rll)——Experience woman opera.-
, on leather goods. teady posit :1.
;~ m- mire. salary.“ etc. Box 75_ c re
* ”Kine .
. /
mu \“l‘ED—More girls to fill in rlan'o-
at: classes. Friday. Monday nights.
aur prices. Over 60 gentlemen
Hung. Good time for everybody.
> ‘:r}.s Dancing School. Tel. 2227.
TO LET
. i.l-IT—I"urnished roam for gentle-
m. 120 Washington St. First
. m the right.
.4
w HGT—Rooms for light
.pinc; also furnished rooms for
"\r. smiles. or two men. All improve
. All improvements. Call after
. m. Airs. Somman, 17 Railroad Ave.
r': RENT—A garage
7 Hant‘ord Place.
. :w-s.
H4
.14
{or one car
Inquire on
' [CT—Furnished room. steam
'. electric lights. hot water. one
, - ur-ntlvmen. Call Apt. 19. Keel-
. ‘. "l.l2'. 155 \Vashington St..- South
unlit. Conn.
l.i'2’i'.~'l‘wo furnished rooms for
’ Mist-keeping. Improvements. good
:mn, 1'11“ 2 High St.. So. Nor-
nr address Box 111 Bryn Maur.
. l.PjT-'~Lal‘ge front room, With or
i'hnut board, with private i'amiiv.
vm- prwxlcges. select neighborhood.
«IA-.xv'nicnt to center. Apply L. S.
inn-dwrii,’ 61 Bayview Ave. South
1*. 'I‘W'Alk. Conn.
i (l l.i€’i‘—-i“ive~room apartment, mainly
.«-. rpm. lnq. 64 So. Main St. Phone 60.
'10 LET-Five rooms at No. 57 Spring
street. Inquire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov. 16
Grove. street. city. Phone 1852-12.
i'OR RENT‘Storage sua’cé,’ house-
‘ hold furniture. Sepa;ate rooms.
Semi-lire proof building. dubbell Coal
K. Storage 00.. Inc. Saugalucfi. Conn.
l’el. Westport. 296. We issue nego-
tiable warehouse receipts.
' LOST
LOSTc-Gold wedding ring Thursday
morning. Reward. Finder return
to Adam Standish. 25 Woodward Ave.
LOST—Wrench and brass cap from
automobile. probably in East Nor-
walk. Reward. Return to Sentinel
Office.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PAINTED FURNITURF ”In enamel
Inr’ dull finish. liand-de-cbrated. All
um I. of artistic beauty and distinction.
l)‘;‘)iL(1~:=i grlld Dpilecets maidc attractive.
. a pica ion. 1. . .
Z’J l‘nirfield Ave, Phone.89l5}~5.st John,
.,
FORD RADIATORS
$213.90 and Up.
Nor-walk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
26 Main Street, Norwslk Conn
. FOR SALE—1
house- C
Phone 954 l
FOR .SALE ._
FOR SALE—AFurm Land. 28
P Weston..Cellsr and well .on prégfiyi
mioH eh. m...
e on
Place, So. Morgan c3113: 11 Wham
FOR SALE—1920 F
- foot! condition.
$376. Phone 14 .
HillsideAve" Norwalk.
non .SALESFT
banks-Morse yl‘ozurl1°
engine. Day;
Old tourin . P -
self stat-tens Frill:
George Smith,
M
rse-power. Fair:
c cle, che .
Keyworthr, Tel. 53:21.D Ga!
ton 1917 Ford True
in perfect order; price reasonabl:
Inquire Men’s Shoe Stor
lst. District. ‘ e' 3 Mam St"
FOR SALE—House
'also building lot. Prices reason-
able. For particulars see Wm. H.
Baker 19 Edlie Ave. E. Nor.
FOR SALE—From 50.000 ards to
500,000 yards of good cleany cinders
for filling. Ialso have‘ail the neces-
sary tools. includin a steammhovel,
for all large excava ons, gradlugs sea.-
i‘iiéi‘: hellish? °£ W”- °“’
, - ve.,
New York. Tel. 4253. W Rocnelle’
FOR SALE—Mano an stral "
Island Red is the Ionrldationnofgllilggyer
noted laying flocks. Breeding cocker~
els. 85 up. Hatching eggs. $3 per 15.
Circular. B,-
Phone 140, Quackenbum, Dar-ion.
on Edlle Ave:
FOR SALE—3 no. - '
street buildin saga: £111:th 2:113?
M:rshail street. The Hatch c Bailey
FOR SALE
Justr arrived, 50 head of horses.
Farr ’s Stile-Exchange. Stable
Former Connor's Stable 7
Fiore, Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Pisco Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
’ THINK OF IT!
WA‘LK- OVERS
Right"Here in Norwalk
. , i
\glo piece at 9 O’CIock Saturday
Colyar’s; SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET
.n‘
‘u1“7' - .' ‘1" V
INSURANCE
J. ,M. LAYTON & Cd,
Inc. ‘
5 Railroad Ave,, South Norwalk
CLOTHING
__and_.
FURNISHINGS
. —for-.
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children's Store
.87 West Washington 8o. Romain
ARTIFICIAL .
' SUN LIGHT '
. We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix
tures, lamps;*etc., on the month-
iv payment plan, any part of
fhe Cltya Get our estimate be
fore havmg your house wired.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134 Washington St..v£l..Norwalk
Phone 450
Pnommonsu' .9
mus. LOUISE (Imam) .
Private Lessons in‘ Dalton: .11 M
avenue. Nat-walk 001111.. Tel. 18
STORAG .
Space for Epitohuldg‘urqlgm
' Phone 165cm" ’
Nor-walk Stordgegwurehouse
8 Union streét‘.’ South‘Nbl-w'alk. Conn.
START 121an “ ,
The wise realty buys: purchases In'
lunuary—The April buyer baysvmoro
Let us talk it over NOW,
John T. Hayes
' loin stm
.ki s
3 ott (all the-machinery. products, finished
8. "
.. 1 set blanking and drawing
Elsi-walk _
OLD CARS -
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport 'Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
7
" Tnusrees' SALE
By order of, the Referee in Bank.
ruptcy for this district. the under-
signed will seil at auction- at 2 p. m.
SbturdayLF‘ebruary. 12. 1921. At 132
Water astreet. South-.Norwplk, Conn.
.nd unfinished. patents and copyri hts.
books and book accounts of the act:-
ett & Doolittle, Inc. -
Machine consists of:
No. .52 our. Spindle Acme Auto-
matic Sc w machine: - _ ‘
1' Non53‘ Four Spindle Acme Auto-
: vmutlc-Screwmschlue. - ‘1
2 Smurr—K en hand screw mac loss 1
inch 3 in lo- . .
1 No. 2 aster Hand screw machine.
1 inch spindle. . . ,
4 High Speed ‘Hammer ‘90. Riveting
- ' Machine. - , .r ‘ -
2 No. 68N Double Action Blis .Presses
es.
Product! consist of: Approximately
14,000 "Fore" Oil Cups.
‘ FRANK W. ROBERTS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
- s e liud
y comp etc. Togontygéur hour
‘ o'clock,
' {good and has been enjoyed thoroughi
. picture.
fi_
“muons“
c¥LlNDER'=‘lIEBORtNG ff
is sum size $25.00
service.
Shutelt's Edna Ave, East
Garage
Norwalk. ' ' 11
Joseph Flore and Vincent Snatch.
elii have purchased the shoe repair-
ing shop at 236 East Ave. East Nor-
walk. Candies. cigarettes, cigars and
shoe shines.
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of, all kinds. Daily trips to
New York. Address 71 Cedar street.
Phone 318. '
CARRIGAN a; FLYNN. local and long!
distance trucking of all kinds
Ofllce Leary & 00.. Emma 1577. House
phone 368. '
THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
the famous Thatcher Plpeless Fur-
nace._ If you are ready to purchase 1
one-pipe heater see me before making
your . selection. Price reasonfilo.
Service prompt. Stephen ‘Miller. All
View Ave.’ Phone 397.
KENDRIGK’S GARAGE
ovsmuungwénn arm
Expert Pox-d Repairlvork
30 chestnul st. 80.,N0m1k
Live Poultry Market
22 WOODWABD AVENUE.
ave doctor’s bills by eating
poultry you know 'is fresh
killed. * .
We have just received a high
mark of Barred Plymouth Rock
Roosters, Rhoda .lsiand Red. and
Brown Leghorn puliets and roost-
on Also many othorvgood breeds
for sale at reasonable prices.
E. LAPIN, Prop.
Our automobile will call at your
request. Phone 2260; t ,
Poultry killed snd’droued free.
.2
PALACE TODAY
Lust Showing of Mac): Sennctt’s Great
Comedy 0n “Murder! Life."
This is the‘lut day of “Married
Life"—as it may be seen in pictures
at the Palace Theatre. The decidedly
popular production which has been
showing at the Palace for the past
two days will ,end its engagement
with this afternoon's matinee and this
evening's two shows. The schedule
inaugurated last-Saturday willbe fol-
lowed again today and‘shows tonight
will be at 8:45, pictures and vaude-
ville and beginning "promptly t 9
vaudeville hand vplot s.
More laughs liqve‘beettfcreafi’su in the
city within the putt few days as a. re-
sult of Ben Turpln's latest starring
vehicle and the city is on the smile
There are many who have not yet
seen the production however and to
these the last dust burning should ap—
peal. The vaudeville als especially
ly.
—"——--_._‘_.
l . REGENT TODAY
New Goldwyn Production I“Built
Pulls The Strings"——Fum '
Arbuckle Comedy
Besides having one of the. finest
casts ever assembled for a Goidwn
"Bunty Pu! the Strings."
which comes to the egent Theatre
today with Fatty Arbuckle's ,"The
Rough House." cost a fortune in cos-
tuming alone.
Director Reginald Barker ordered
lete Scotch period to-be ready inside
of 24 hours and the Goldwyn studio
modiste set ten of her workers to cut-
ting and fitting Enumediutelyu Rolls
of crinoline. queer old fashioned ‘sllks
and glnghams. colicoes long out of
style. and elaborate embroideriu for
the pantaloons were unpacked and
spread with colored illustrations of
the disired ‘fashion's. on long . work
tables. Less than 24 hours later the
finished costumes .were ready. for ev-
ery actor and actress taking part.
you'rmmn MLY
olive Thomas Feature Will Bic Pre-
sented of Both Theatres Sunday
. . Niglfi
. Local fancier-s of feminine fashions
will have the opportunity of feasting
their eyes» when Olive Thomas ap-
pears at the Regent and Palace The.
atres Sunday... night , in Aher newest
Seiznick Picture. "Youthful Folly." 3
.In this play Miss Themes wears
some of the prettiest. yet most simple
costumes to has been her pleasure to
work in. One is a little blue serge
affair with tiny ,ruffies 'of oriental silk.
“it's the .very simplest ‘thing I cobld
get the dressmaker to make." said
Olive. “I'm willing toleave the club-
orate things for others. Give me
sweet simplicity." '
In addition to the splendid sartorial
effects displayed .by Miss .Thomas
there are.somo of the most beautiful
ed. .
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AUTOM'OBILE HITS mmx.
several hundred costumes of an abso- ,
exterior and interior scenes ever film. -
Manning Henry m Bridge.
port. robbery; John Duds-s Bridal".M
pox-t. robbery; Jame- WirBfldKG-
pox-b. robbery; James Cunt. Bridge-
port. robbery; Honoring“. Bruise-
oort. in law All», ores. 8mm-
ford. roger-y; Frank noun. ward.
robbery; Ralph Collinsufitsmfora. rob-
bery: Earl Burris. Stamford. bur-
glary; Edward Withonpoon'UStom-
ford. burglary: George Do sher'.
Stamford: burglary; Thoxnu Stan.
Stamford. embankment; cum. w.
Scott'. Btcmford. false proteins: Aug-
ust 8. Rose cl. Wilson. Stanford. fol-c
pretense} ‘ Robert Brown. Nomik.
burglary; Frank McGulrk, Non-walk.
robbery; ChcrlcsfMonko'. Nor-walk.
robbery: Edward Jackson and Harry
Jones, scooped from onion-s, Not-walk.
robbery: Anthony Revina'. Nor-wont.
burglmpGoor-go Maidens. Nomi.
baa-glory: Richard Brown. No k,
b min-y; 'F‘flnk Hemingway, 1-.
walk. dim-glory: _ Robert Weeks'. Welt-
port. burglary; Fred'Whaley'. Bethe-l.
non-summit. 1 - '
.Old cases fromlut term:
Ethel Nott. Bridgeport. murder:
John E. Johnson. Bridlebort. murder:
Max Kmns'. Newtown. murder; .10..
mi: Roach. Newton. murder: Edw.
McGovern, Bridgeport. murder; Frank
Ware. Bridgeport. indecent assault.
‘ Bond cases:
Constantino Pollino. Bridgeport. in-
tent to kill: Louis N . Birdgoport.
robbery: Victoria. berg (died
since). Bridgeport. manslaughter:
John Costello, Bridgeport. indecent
assault: Anthony Stroll. Norwslk. bur-
glory.
FILING INCOME " ‘.
TAX RETURNS
Coatlnucd from first p...
w it
Tuesday. March 15. is the lastdsy
for filing returns. "Persons uking
for help must have their figures
ready." James J. Walsh. Collector for
Internal Revenue for Connecticut. sn-
nouncec, “Our men will not go
through the taxpayers' books, but
they will show them just ho to make
out the returns and, will minister
the oath without charge." . ‘
Nearly all of the tor-dis and boiled.
ules necessary for the filing of‘ re-
turns may be obtained in the local
internal rfevenue oflice. . .
The forms available here are:
Form 1040A. for filing returns on
incomes under $5.000.
Form 1040. for filing returns On in-
comes over 85.000.
Certificates of inventories to be
used by business firms and manufie-
turlng concerns.
Form 1126. a schedule of taxable
interest on Liberty bonds. This is a
new form this year.
Form mm“, a farm schedule to be
made out by farmers.
Form 112mg; up undby corpora-
tions. ‘ _
Form 1001. a form to be used in
making fiduciary returns. .
Forms 1096 and 1099. to be filed up
employers of labor.
._._......
onyx mortuary TO BE.
. son!) or RECEIVER.
According to We also in
court_.by Hrs. Songs in his counts:-
related to o. Sentinel reporter. Suva-s
left this city on May.1.v 1013. after
ho had attempted to kill their claim
by leaving it on the railroad track at
tho South Non-walk station to bo kill-
ed by an oncoming mm. This hap-
pened at one o'clock at night. The
child was saved by on unknown per-
son who happened to be on the sta-
tlon platform at the time. 8“qu
disappeared and was not seen by his
when‘she located him living at 627
West Elst’street. ‘ According to libs.
Savage be was living with a woman
named .Mory. McGuire, under thel
name of Mr. and Mrs. John Collins.
John Collins was the name- under
which Savage enlisted in the United
States, navy in September 1918. utter
he had been classed is s. deserter
from Local Board 14, at the time of
the draft. .
Savage was to have been called be-
fore the board in June of .1918. a
month after he disappeared from this
city. He was again called in July and
in August of 1918. ,and was finally
listed as s. deserter. In September
1918 his mother and father and his
wife were called before the local draft
board to give information as to when
Savage could be found. ' They had no
knowledge of his whereabouts.
Mrs. chago‘ further stated in hd'r
statements thlt her husband. who
was discharged from the navy in
August 19 9. had known the McGuire
woman :- some time previous. and
that. a. child. William was rn to
them on January 11th, 1920. Another
child. Winfred. ~W's: also born to the
couple on December 16th. 1920. The
two children were baptised at tho
Scred Heart church in West 51st
street, .New York city. under the
names of William snd‘Winifi-ed Col-
lins. .
0n December-filth. 1917 savage was
brought before Judge Vosburgh in
the downtown city court charged
with the non-support of his child
Marjorie .and at that time because of
his refusal to answer questions pro—
poundcd by the judge. even after a
warning. he was sentenced to thirty
ys in Bridgeport jail for contempt
court. ,
Following 1,1“! episode Savage.
agreed to live With his wife and child
and suppou 'them.- This however
Mrs. Savage claims he never gid. but
instead made her go out and support
both heéand their child. .
Relating the story of how she came
to locate her husband after his ob-
senco Mrs. Savage said thatt‘her little
girl. Marjorie had been looking out
suit scum be: nu-o-ns. and inter .
wife again until April or not your
an that .
Bongo den es this and in turn filed a.
counter-suit.
PLAY OF NOTEu'ORTE!
u wife was living. Mn.
To Be at Regent Theatre
so nick's Night.
Division No. 1. A. 0. 1-1.. propose
this your to celebrate St. Patrick's
day in quite the most pretentious
manner in its long history of utter-
tainments realising that "the Play is
the thing." The commttce hsvo gone
to no end of pains to secure o. play.
to go oven. one better than his: years
memornblo show. To do this the
committee in charge have ,sdcured the
acting rights of Joseph Murphy-
cclcbrctcd Irish comedy drama. "The
Kerry , Gow" (Blacksmith).
through Samuel French the play
brokers. from the Joseph Murphy es-
tstc. This wilitbo the first time the
play has ever been produced by una-
teu‘rs. in fact a very few times since
the death of, the famous Joe Murphy
who created the role of the ”Gov!" so
well known and 10de moroitban a.
score of years ago.
The piece bu often ‘been called
"The Old Homestead of Ireland" in
that. its scenes are laid- in rural
County Kerry. The drama. is now in
rehearsal. the parts being in the
hands of the Celtic Players Dramatic
club, under the co-directiOn of Anna
and Thomas McMahon and already
the piece is shaping up to what is
“‘
FOUR MOKUMEN'I‘S UNVEILED.
BUDAPEST. Feb 12.—Th'e four lir-
rendentist monuments unveiled hope
on January 17 were erected by the
League for Torritoridl Integrity with- .
out the government's official particl-
pation. The symbolic statues were
incl-best Hungarian sculptors.
Transylvania is symbolined by s.
naked. handcuffed: prostrate figure
Mythological Magyar ero Czabu.
North Hungary is .represented by I
crucified swooning woman called
“Hungaria.” A small Slovak boy is
embracing her foot. West Hungary
is oymbolized by a weeping youth
imploring a Magyar .wsrgod who is
standing one side with a sword. South
of the window of their home of “West
44th street. New Yorktcity. when she
saw Savage pass the house. She told
u
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banker's advice
Permission was given to Receiver,
Marcus H. Holcomb of the Sheltoni
Bank and Trust company. by Judge;
John E. Keeler in the Superior court“
. yesterday morning. to s'eli real estate»
purchased in ythe bank. for 326.000.?
The property was bought 1 Novem—a
her. 1920. for 324.000. an! Receivcri
Holcomb has a purchaser who ,will;
Receiver Holcomb. former gover-i
nor anal-cured judge of the Superior;
court. appeared in court as his owa‘
attorney. to argue the motion him-
self. He stood before Judge Keelcr.
whom. while governor. be appointed
to the bench.
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Tm: DAINTIEST or Gowns
for Summer-time can be had if you
will let us .
Tailor them for you. -
The Lowest designs. smartest of
trimming ideas are embodied in all
garments that we make up.
Come in and see our wide assort-
ment of material.
New York Ladies’ Tailor '
11 north Kain—Street
UP STARS
i
Emerson Rodgers. .75. an inmate of
the Soldiers' Home. Noroton. was in-
jured. >yesterday- sfternoOn. who .
while walking across Atlantic Stre t.
Stamford. near the post-emce. he fell
'n front of an automobile as it was
being backed. “The driver of the ma—
chinefiack Inghlis. of Redford Street.
did not see tho-man. . - .
The veteran was taken to police
headquarters and there, examiiicd by
Advertise in the Sentinel.
,__V_, ‘."t 7, . .. -. *-
1 1 Sentinel Advertisements Ibringrdhoi
w;
like home.
Dr. Frank Men-Won. “is should“
was bruised. nodgcrs, was taken to
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CLEARANCE SALE
pay 826.000. ' l '
JANUARY‘ -
tion of to —-thc.fi
dividu s and mm 13
k
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Guhs- Naflnd lash Mills;
lmdwq u Colo-In Club .
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CAPITAL 8x500,” ' '
. A ’ Banker’s Advice
MANY matters consmntly arise in which 3
regarding income tax—investmcnmq—dispooi-
o 1 -
accurately from such a source. . _ .
The Gotham National Bank, whose activities,
include the competent handling of out of town
accounts, is, by its position in the heart of the
.. financial world, and by its
’ varied *cxpe
to give sound advice.
"Assistance through
' formation and counsel is
cilitics which wcofi’cr our
customm.
in full”our resources an
methods of business will
be sent you on request.
. interest you. l
. THE Gomnilinonsl. mu ‘
71 OF NEW YORK
TOTAL 339001615 $r§,ooo,ooo :
Hungary is personified by 0. beautiful
German girl looking defiantly toward
the enemy and running to her Mac-
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is invalufiilc. Advice
nancial standi
obtained 3,335in and
0m... .
sure to be a finished performance. i
whose chains are being broken by the ..
rlcncc and
nowlcdgefiilly qualified
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in-
lcsding feature of the fa-
A- booklet explaini
end for it, it will surely
SURPLUS 31.5”.”
V
j AUCTION SALE. OF
HORSES] ‘
TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 15TH m
O’Connors on some, Washington Street,
' ‘ sand Nor-walk.
Sixty head of New York
matched pairs, farm and business chunks, weighing from
ten to seventeen hundred pounds; also three Shetland ponies
suitable for children. Twenty sets of light harness,.5 sets.
of double harness, dump wagon, top wagon, business
wagons.
I
, : LHOBSES
scrim-D FOR SALE ..
State horses, consisting of
,sswv.
, , It
. mrmw W.
on poses
their unveiling sud mfilbl’ in to. I,
struck sud m to boip Myer the
vest sections token from Haunt-y.
. . ---~—-a-—--——_.._
- Deaths sndFuncnls
tuneful of Its: Hitler.
The funeral of Louise. nine-you-old
daughter of Mr. and um. John miller.
of u Osborne avenue. who died only
yesterday morning of pneumonia. will
so held on Monday afternoon. at 3:80
o'clockr from the Advent Christian
church. Romney and Van Zonal:
Its-oats. nut Not-walk. Rev. m1: A.
Long will omclcto and interment will
be in Riverside cemetery.
Mot-s1 of Mr. Oct-bone.
The foam! of Andrew Carbonowu
held this morning at 3:30 o'clock from
the lots home. 10 Clay street. and It
9 o‘clock from St. Joseph's church.
Interment was in the family plot at
St. Mary's cemeteq.
Bnnvg .
Sentinel Advertisements bring tho
best results. my; if“.
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Mimi)
At no Regent Theatre Today. ‘x
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Mine. J eannette.
South Norwdk's Lending
Corsetiere and Glover
BIG SALE
OR _
i.
HO’SIERY .
concur rumors runs
56 So. Main’Stq Phone 909
-__..
i Stool: -Reductibn Sale
FOR ourwscx ONLY
Our entire stock of high-grade
shoes cut. 30 per cent from our re-
- duced prices. Also all odd pairs of
Men’s Ladies. and Children's Shoes
cut more than half.
O
MA’X LEW
Up to date Faun/cur
31 south main Street
South Norwalk, Conn,
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
PEOPLE’S ;
TRUST co. '
On account of the
me in our former
quarters We are now
‘ temporarily 8 Oil 11 8
business at the old
First National Bank,
. Building, 24 Washing-
ton street; where busi-
nesswillbe carried on
as “sud.
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Norwalk Chronicler