Josiim DAVIS
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Mrs. George Putt. nu. {Herbertlcn- knights of Columbus. «to beheld”?
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14-13(1ng the day mm Essen.
The Twin City 3W mu“
\'.1ll hold .1 mom this m at 87 .
muck, in POW H‘s. m
-—llats Renovated. m
le South Nor-walk mama dilate};
VuHe-y ball team deceased the‘south
_‘xnrwulk Methodist mm ”In
4 out of 5 games numeral-lug!
Tho Kind \Vm-d (finale of the,
vunu‘rvgallonal (much will hold
:11. (‘lul H('r\'lCQ ml" ‘Me m”- -
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mom at the-- pa
3‘ 1‘.
-—Pes Coal at M l -
ering C.
lived. and
13,.12;:11t0l‘ of I“):
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lli‘li‘.
A reception w‘fl! follow.
——Coal at Hat-fist an... '
The trolley m at Ma Hill. Nomalk MaEvchurch-
(jru-nwich.~m been lam. about ten
and the trolley poles pre now
:m-a.
hing relocated; in knot «coat
ovement in
t
will be thing
’-. past.
'vill next summer if M! plans
I.
in Mianus.
of Commerce . Theme! cars
and wide will welcome the improve-
The work will be under was"-
as soon as an appmprmiowh avail-'58!“ today and tomorrow.
mé‘nt.
able.
.1u3fuse and Mrs. 1.,R. Wfi
Jennings. of Flax Hill
Miss Rm Hunts-1.
an! ' Ila. George
fzklln Huntrcss. of Newton Center.
anohusotts. will be united in mur-
‘iuzs- this :weninglt the bone at the te!‘ NO- 52- 0- E- 3-
:‘m- foot of the hill wiflsoon’be'placed]
the embanment on the south side
the prt-sc-nt madny..When the c
emulated '1hek
danger-on" ‘ diagonal M’
The Pour road it Inhnus
right. he) shitted a considerable dls-
lance to the south. elixniuafing the
present sharp curve.- it in! be nec—.
essary to tear donor’s-retain!!! houses
Rives-fie is back of the
improvement and m is the Chamber
. , . dockbackaust about
2 BUY mt You NEED N917" ' : _.
a'l‘héflsssortjment is‘not tsgreat as'it Mannheim-seg-
' , we‘ve turned out. a'kreat’many snitsthe last-favoreaks, but?! 1.
.thevahlesflfetruly wonderful. ’J ' .:;g_.},.ghgfl‘
, ms 133m STORY!
Just about; 339Surfs “‘2 (including ' 2 ‘ Russ mad
m $3139 . #959
9mm an mm mass '.
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‘ The 1803le Sewing association
held an all-«lay session 10th with "
’ Mrs. ' Robert Brotherton, Newton.
Inert-ace. ' r
1’
. _
. “Inert. Louis B. Howell. pastor of st:-
Paul's Episcopal‘ church,‘ delivered a:
Vserrnongln the Christ church ln‘ngfi—‘l. f.
rtiaaat flight. " ' 2 ' -.
4.
r?
. -—»"sUBs m KC'HW’ -"'BA"1‘I'EE4
. ship'smond «other thrillers in “Max-rip ‘
Vla."Wireleses" a. vaudeville act. Pal '5
_tace todgy. Fourothermm and Cur
‘ * woods “Nomads oi the “North.”
i
Word circle ‘the First Congregational
1- churclcf yin be Bela tonight at 6:30?
o‘clock. A social time‘wm snuow she
{lat
“was
The Second degree will be conferred
3 meetingwnfmth Nun-walk Coun-
this evening. ‘
f—"BOMETHING m THINK
About" at Regent today and ‘tomor-
. _l . .
A. mpm'cun party was held
.aast. evening at the home {:1 "Francis
' _ Scam, Hamilton avenue, in honor-
. The Watch Your sous: club" held {Ler Kenneth Young, filo o‘eoentiy ae-
Pmeetlng yesterday afternoon an the named from-spam. Wag yards.
home of Mm. Ralph Havana. 8.2 West musical selections‘and dancing- was
avenue. Dainty ~refreslmuzms were enjoyed. Refinements were served. . »~
served durlng the course cram atter— The gm (ye-puma at a. later Your. ’
noon. ‘ - ’
in Those present were the Misses Gret-
"‘—'— nhen Rider. Agnes NEsbit-ond Lucille 3
1 (i‘vfiorg; L. «Diufai‘liltu 01' dsouttll 11%?“ ’Hall, and Messrs. Francis ScoflekL fieafiggny 094d
we, ' ”'3 rec eve wor mm 5 Kenneth Your: and Leslle‘Trlpp. ' ‘ Q I - '
m father. George L. ‘anault. that he ls ' g In Few Hours
very moch‘fmproved and hopes to be
able to» leave the Bentord. Virginia.
hgspital *in twoor three weeks.
——Everyonc lute "Something To
Think About." See the 'play at the
Regent today and tomorrow. ‘ A
‘
Quit blowing and manning!
“Papa’s
two hours until three-
up!
. , dbse or.
N, “V. Ahsit. of New York clty. taken every
credit manager of the New Jerseyzdoses are taken
Zinc company. dPliveI-ed an interest cold.
ing written this noon
luncheon of the 'Klwa’n
the Royal. James hotel. MT. Am“. 3 head: stops nose, runn‘ng; mliem
who 16““me T017 firggcittflx.‘ ithe headache. dullness. ‘feverlmneu.
--—-—-— . . ed 0 u n roar c T > 1 . . I I " “t3
. . Emil Closs._ the‘samous‘m hand» presemfim The tam was of consid-' {I’élpgusm (1):; citatpogllfig a few
bell rlngen will 1‘:va a. sacred concert arable “we,“ 53 well. «as being ln-‘lqu c 'at drllg A! 9‘ tracts Without
'at “30‘0":‘001‘ Sunday night at the structlveté tig‘rmxny Klwanians Whoizesgi'satancr taste}: nice contains no
He has made sttmaded fl} 'lmmn, ‘ ~ ~ ,‘1 .
several‘otlger appearances in this city Brevs. ‘ g? g ’ ‘q“1"‘“e”1"3'§twun__mm
--Coal at Harris 1(- Gun.
r
. Final plans are being made by Mrs.
Prudence .Brownt chairman or the
wmmittee in charge. (or the dance
to be held tomorrow evening at the
Town Assembly flan. 15y Ophlr Chap-
71"“...
.and his musical program has met \ f“‘“"’ " _
70f with'greut approval. . .
. 5 “ \
eBASKET HALL ARM‘ORY.
Thurs. nlghtzflo. K vs. Deaf Mutes.
Prcl. game. Bridgeport girls 'vs.‘ Stam-
‘ford girls. .Dancing 9:30 to 12.
of .
Those who spend .
freely md‘ foolishly
usually end “chained m
tlgeir Jobs." Those who
saVe systematically win
final freedom. Begin to save
at the beginning of your
career and deposit in a'4 _
per cent. Savings account .
here and you will never be,
“chained to your job."
TheCitme ' ‘al Bank
Rutherford B. Keeler. of 9 Berkrlev
street. reported to the police last»
{night that a man was peeping in the
side windows of his home.‘ When
,Mr. Keeler left the house to find out
whom. it was. the intruder darted
'away on n‘ run. ' /
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go
_ 461mm Swims’on. Theodore nob-
arts. Elliott Dexter.“ Monte Blue in
”Something 'l‘n ‘Thlnk About" - Re‘
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far.
Manuel '1‘. Hutch treasurer of the
If
FOR
COUGHS and (”IDS
White Pine Colon with Cod
Liver Extracts)! Initial J
52:
Stillson &- Penn. corp.
South Hm
.J-‘iatch & Bailey company, attended
.‘the annual meeting of the Connect!-
cut Lumber Dealers’ assooiatlon.
which was held in the Strameld hotel
in Bridgeport. thiizfit'ernoon. . ‘
The~ annual supper “of tlle Kind
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.-—SC‘HO0L BOYS KND GIRLS. II“
you don't know; n31; your teacher
about "The. Last of the Mohlcans."
See it at. the Palace Monday and
lWashlngton's Birthday.
l .Albcrt Long. of “’cst Main street.
:was pleasantly surprised at Ills home
no .......
Success .
The small min you
needlessly spend today
you {Gil-l. neat? Win
operate a W of
your savings amt
part! is the A; in-
t‘erest is white
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' ~ - 1'; irritate editor at .
ls Bart ,O-f the equal .fl’hfim fidvocat‘ey. Wm delivers'n address;
Elast evening by anumber of his
'ifrlends. Gumos. vocal and instru-
_mental selections. and refreshments /
{helped those in. attendance .spend a‘
2 merry evenlng.’ '
4
SamuelN'efsar'ivon first prize at the
_. usual weekly card night held at the.
”South Norwalk Club. hist' evening. and :
{Harry Jackson won the “booby“ prize.
- -A club luncheon was served‘following ‘
the cards. . ’
——-BASKET BALL ARMORY. -
Thurs. might. Co. K vs. Deaf Mules.
Prel. game, Bridgeport girls vs. Stame
ford girls. Dancing 9:30 to 12.
n-
Thé South Ndrwalk Congregallona
Church will observe the Day of Pray.
or {or Missions. this evening. in the;
lecture room. 'An unusual program
'has be‘én arranged with addresses by}
Superintendent Buchanan. ~, Miss 130-}
himnan and .others. as well~ras.fine
musical selections by a. quartet and
’5.» Miss Stevenson. ‘ ,
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«47.110ng Hats-rs 5.15: O'Brien.
Woolever. 9- 13.. 38“};
me New York Cllj‘gi
3 THE bookkl:_ Shéwfi‘liéi‘évfitll has been pre-
1393’- Eisrry E.
- pared by the Trust ' ' y Division of‘the ,
.On ‘ (heiSlz’é ‘Of yuan.“ tomorrow 7 AmericanBankers Association for dlstrlbution‘ in.
n ’ ,, ' W . ’ Afid g. o. a . c i . ' o ‘ ‘
93‘fi'iififii‘33‘émi $383.1... 1* : 2 'connectmn With a nanona-nnde crampmgn of asso—
fRev.‘ V'Wooleyer , .13 a. _very 'intcr‘ésting‘g} Slated trust comma 6f the. United States.n
talker and his address ‘wlll be well; ., , .. 7‘ » r. . . . .
W“ “mm” A ‘wfl’flm‘FW‘ffiir 4 " f ”A‘smie 0f thecompani ‘
W W W’m'mm' ' ' “ ‘ cam pazgn - werhwe copies of _ ,
‘_ ;’ mama-i f, , bfitibn._, Gale“ _subj’ect. matter shtfifld‘-
“’ifiterefltigllerymanwho 18 tmnlong and planning
7 Weshaflrepieasedto send you a. copy; .
' m -.;i ' .Qboii.g-BQY§;E*AN§‘SM“IF
:l‘youwdon’t rumour
£19031? ' ‘
law we . ..
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"Papa's Cold Compound” .
instant Relief! Don‘t‘otay stufled- 2
Cold Compound".
‘usually break-mp any ,
at the weekly? The wry firs}; dose opens. clogged 1
*8 Club 11915 inmosh-m: and the air pumses of the ‘
cipatifig in the! ‘ l
the booklet availaléléjj“
Our February Fmitnrefialepresentsa wonderful 2 . r . 6f _jj
portlmities‘fi) all who d$ire better home furnishings. “ Only‘
year these oppor‘hnaifies are far, greater than has ever
before. But, 'whstjs of big importance is the fact tliatt ~ se pri ’
azweiof drastic reductions on top of the reductions we made some i -' ‘ ‘2
380- . ‘ '
‘ This is a wonda'ful opportunity to furnish one room, a «win A.
housefor to secure an bdd piece. ' 1
These prices we are asking now, during this February Sale, ,_
be the lowest, we believe, for the saith. - year of 1921. All pure ,
nude dofing this sale will be held for future delivery. Below w‘é‘
show :a few illustrations. ' , "
1».
In'blloice of many different designs, three pieces, loose .
cushions, spring edge construction
From $125.09 *to $375.09
“'0 cannot recall whenpri :
on Library Tables were sofibvvj
us now. Golden Oak, ' Fl!
Oak, and Mahogany thigh.
$15.00! up
lf you are in search of a 113
Bedrmnn. Suite at a lmv prifii":
you should not fail to l V
through our lair'ge assortnmntfl‘; ’
‘ You probably have long espresseds desire for a 543w
Dining Room Suite :10 replace your present one. “'0 have a
large assortment in all woods and finishes. ’
_ Front 39530103562530
«In;
From 5
2512530311 $530.00
’CHIFFONIERSQ '
.2 ”"DUFOLD BEDS "
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. 5‘45““; K ._. K 9 (/1 g -' 4g ' An abundance of. 5pm;
wearing apparel is provi “
“'0 have them in Oak, Mali
\Vith this Dufold Bed 'in‘ your living "£50m you have at _ .
any, Old Ivory, ”Walnut" m
your disposal an extra bed room by simply opening it up.
Made in 1331: add mahoganyfinishes, upholsterrd in durable". . . 4
,imitatign lesflmr or tapestry. ‘ , ., 1“ lute Enamel,
. gillfriced .W;iup 1‘ . From $8.53 use];
2: 2. Wemay :beiksfitueamrashioned when we say that‘ve he.“- . '
believe the suscess‘of osrhusiness is doe to our policy of givmglf ,
{peeifierwhat they want. .7 ~ f 4111: now people want lower priceson
.21; Earn 1 more 7‘ ,,.;andflaat isexacflymhatwe are now, doing‘ron 311,, ’
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