"( 'inthescraft” ' Efilue Serge Suit; $33.50 ' A No Better Serge for ' Service. OSEPH DA: '1‘. unmamx m, NH‘TI'I‘ Nomm' NAHI‘CREMO HOTEL ELOOK ’ SDUT‘H NORWALK ‘ m- Saturday night a tnvm there? will harmonizing to music furnished By 3‘ Spaldel's orchestra. «some: or corned Plate 90. lb. Notionsl- Market 98 Washington St. , The Ncrwslk Rifle Club will hold a practice shoot at the Armory. this Ievening from eight to ten- o'clock. profits and prices offered school boys to 5011‘ THE LADIES HOME IOUR: HAL. Call at Coleman‘s News Store. ' MIiss Cordelia AI. Scofleld has left the Norwnlk Hospital. and returned , to the home in. Pound Ridge. . —~Shoulder lamb 160. lb. National _:~;‘.l.1t,ioll _ ..-v1 extended to match 1. .1 l-Ir Veal 24c. lb. :13 Washington 8% I .z-‘xu-r shops in Norwalk wil ;-_ “pp-11 until 7 o'ledi on Moth _ 11:: .«nd until noon on Tues. 1 . 1 0112230113 Birthday. :: slylt‘fi Soft Hus—mu . Alli Hod Men will play the in- Nuntuck, v V\' quintet. z 1-, 11:111. Among the loca . 1 =.- “‘ vlzmvn‘ and 11231201 :::mtk.18c.NationnlM~a1-- .~’1lln!’t0n St- basketball k, >\ ‘1 ll‘ lunlzur)’. Hut City. The loco. \ ‘2, play , ‘ZII :1 :md Cliurch. . 1.1 Harris & Guns. 3 .. 1:1 Hit-prise was given Miss at her home, 20 . . - ' Llst wooing. in honor of« u kwoll, the G. G. H 1 11mmher. C.. o y, “ 515' 1 :"ClllS. mnnv has 12-11-11" See the play at‘th 1'“ (1‘11. (‘11.1 wmnlvt. 1 1:. ln‘lllg‘ home the “2.1- lm‘t that the court l ,xalur than the one they have The regular lineup. Guarnleri. 21ml Lonchak will take the Thursday. at the Armory. 1:111 xx 1“ play Norwalk :1 re- :fllxltlL‘.‘ on- I 4 Smith. Dagon. 1' ”11:1 \I\l, ‘1 Market Co.. 98 Washington St. FOR 52c illson & POWER, Corp. South Harv-1k 1 pnllct" have-(been inform- .- 111110 limit on 1921 auto:- plates in: New National 1 ‘1111 rt, Meeker. Broth- live will ‘Monday‘ night. «lush with the .Pirato :1 re Court. Stuffing. She wa’s‘tho 111nm; usefulgifts, among handsome piano bench “Something To K) win journey to m tonight to play the New The local team has n in 1.1111: The preliminary game 1. lwlwoen the Butchers and lE-'.<, Q~1.1lity at economy price.“ Not- UGHS and GOLDS ite Pine Comp. with God yer Extract andMellthol, Market 98 Washington St. lug this afternoon with Miss Ella J. Byxbee, 68 Franklin avenue. —-—All meat prices lower than in 10 years. National Market 98 Washing- on St. ', The electrical commissioners will- hold their usual weekly meeting at the offices of the plant on State sfrec' this'evening. you don't know. ask your teacher I about “The Last of the Mohlcans." See it at the Palace Monday and Washington’ as Blr thday. _ Manuel Games, colored. of 21 Day street, complained‘to the police that his wife was making trouble for him. He was rerened to the prosecuting l attorney —-\'-olm .. Huts $5.7? , (1‘ l‘ rien. The United Taxi company shortly open a station on North street. next to the I nltcl Cigar company, by bridge. -—Hats Renovated. O' Brien. Guests~ut th'e 1:05:11 James yester- day were: F}. N. Harrimnn. of 1305:» “>11,an C. E. Bruce of New York city. I. W. Hope, of Bridgeport and Frank E. Kellos' Jr“ of Bridgeport. ~——l.oins Jersey Pork. 250. lb. Nat-'- ional Market. 98 Washington st._ f ——La.tes_t Soft Helm—O'Brien's. r' There are times when a. few records of thermore serious type. appeal 1) anyone. A list or records That will .ppeal to you for Sunday playing will will Main store 1 1 be» found in"our tonight adv‘t. Don- e lelly's 1c — 18 So. Main St. ——lPresh Pork Shoulders. 19c. lh. National Market. 98 \Vashington SI. The entertainment committee of Ophlr Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star; will give a dance. in the Town Assembly Hall. this evening. W’ell- 4M5 Orchestra will furnish the mu- sic. - ——-“Sl’llS IN ACTION" - “BATTLE- ships" and other thrillers in "Married Via. Wireless" :1 vaudeville act. Dul- ace today. wood’s "Nomads of the North." George A. Jennings, of Flax Hill Road. is expected home. this evening from Newtown- Center Mass where he attended the wedding of his son Irving Callender lennings. to Miss Rosamond Huntress, last evening ' ’ —-Coal at Harris & Gans. Arrangements haxo been oomph-h (l for the showing of moving pictures Sunday night at the. 1103M James Hotel. Lessee O. H. Foster announced this morning. The motion pictures are free and it is expected that there will be a. large- attendance. The Men's Assembly. of the Nor- walk Methodist Church will hold its busineQ and soclal session this eve- nlng‘. Rev liauy D Woolever. as- 3 f1: 0 ONE SET 1 YOU ‘ WILLKNOW I 113, lull‘ldb, stocks, in-. ,. . gmr 13 and other legal- ‘m :w l\ you have if you p [110111 111 one-3f mat SAFE DEPOSIT BOXE ' It s a state law that; . 111— in case of 11.2%.; 1-1 anv one gain access). ‘1 1119m- witfi‘tmt your. , wusonl‘v arid than only. 7‘ . 111‘1‘110perhm ' L ' Wmu you have. oe- .4011 to openyourhoL‘ ma} be m Pn" ..h-ly in one (35m upon booths. of to be held and there will I ~ dancing and reheshments. ' Washington's Biriliday. - ‘ peared ill' . j, Campanari. slstant editor of the. New YorK‘ Chrir- tlon Adxocate. will dclhcr an address on “The Size of a Man " ~Election of delegates to the State convention of the Rebekahs to he held in Norwich on ~April 20th. will i? be held at the meeting of Eureka Re— ' bemh Lodge. N0. 42, I. O. O. 1'. to he held this (wening. Following the business meeting- an entextaimnvnt is also be Lady Jennings lodge. No 7. Shep— herds of l’otl1lehem,held a meeting. j: Wednesday nigl1t.and a. sociable time ' was enjosed by :11! after the meeting. refreshments were served. The first degree will be worked on‘several can- log. All members are urged to be 3 present. —SCHGOL BOYS AND GIRLS. 111‘ you don't know.\ ask: your teacher about "The Last of the ‘See it atthe Palace Monday and 'cellist, who has an- aafiaé-Ita with Nprdica, Svh’umann-Heinck Eames, d Reszke. Bisphzun,‘ G—re rovitch. ‘ScharWencka. Zimbalist 'Matzenauer. Leginska; Breslau. Aida, and other celebritiesyand who .tor years played- Bens Kronold. = in orchestra under Walter Damroseli Emil Paur, Anton Seldl Dvorak and " Tschaikowsky,- will play a. number 0: ~selections at the ‘ South Nanjing: Methodist Episeopsi church he“ su day evening at the regular ohixrcli service. —Cecil. DeMllle’s biggest triumph: “Something To. Think About" Regent today. Divzsion No. 1., A. 0 H. »meetlnga~ last night, 'mngsments to; the preemtstion ot . the lemons Irish drama, "The Kerry at ~Twenty-five boys. wanted. Big The Hospital. wmst cm: is meet; SCHOOL BUYS AND GIRLS: IF . - 1 3 Ir : 5 We've turned out a the yahoo are trulym'ondefilfi m3 THE PIECE STORY"! m a 5“, 323159? $4450 $49.50 We’ve filmed the cloekuhack Just about fouzyeaasm our Clothing I Went. Theassormentmnotmgmotasxthssbmmw' great mysuits the last few weeks, but: ; R," r Just 9511011111300 Suits (Including blues and . blacks); to pickfrom, museums AT THE. Sm. PRICES. ' Rogers. 1 and Stevens 6 SOUTH NORWALK" the. Washington streetI Four other'acts and Cur- , didates next’ meeting night and a so- ' - ‘ cial tlmeiwlll be held after the meet- ...-_ its. ' LRegent Theatse. Thurs-r . ~ ‘ :‘V 1 1 ., v‘ TN 0.--... ., -...- tivenoss and our economies. being replaced by the new. :lm dd“ 11s' Forthe\V0r1d's Save! The “311): toIdo a thing is to‘rl‘o‘ "1i.“ ' , Washhxg'ton let us give fairtlrto ‘the idea What" the development of the nation, now and here: after, depends upon our Thrift—~01” produc-: Let 13 never re- turn to the old ways now discredited and now Like This spirit of Thr1ft can not be fastcred 1m- ’ less we all join hands in a spirit. of mutual - , friendliness, on operation and trust. The ncW ’ ' sake and vour own sake struggle and strive in lwlmlf of Thrift.C TfiECltyNationdlBank 'I [I OF SOUTH HORWALK Moliicans." . ' T HE booklet shown herewith has been pre— . pared by the Trust Company Division of the ' American Bankers Association for distribution" 1x1. ' connection With a nation-wide campaign of asso- ‘ziated trust companies of the United States. As one of the companies participating in the campaign, we have copies of the booklet available :or. dotnbotion. The sub jecl: matter shOulcl . niaersst every man who" IS thmlimg and pleasing I» fol-hisimmly’s future . ' salon-mm . . . . “mm-mm oxm— _.-n..._—.—... ‘2‘? ...... .. s. ' .«vour disposal an extra bed room by simply opening it up. m: 1 1....mm believe the success of on} busmess is due to our policy of giving the ‘ ‘ .y- peopl What'mey'want. Right now people want lower prices on good . Our February Furniture Sale presents a wonderful harvest of op— piortunities to all. who desire better home furnishings. Only this year these oppo rtunifies are far greater than has ever been offered. befoee. But, what is of big importance 13 the fact that these prices are of drastic reductions on top of the reductions we made some time This Is a wonderful opportunity to furnish one room, a Whole house, or to secure an odd piece. These prices we are asking now, during this February Sale, will be the lowest, we believe, for the entire year of 1921. All purchases made during this sale will be held for future delivery. Below we show a; few illustrations. - TAPESTRY some; LIBRARY moms-r .e‘t’ n. l Inehoiee of many difl'erent designs, three pieces, loose cushions, spring edge construciinn $125.00 to $375.00 DININGROOM SUITES “’9 cannot recall. when prices on Library [Tables were so low as now. Golden Oak, Filmed Oak, and Mahogany finish. _” $15.00 up BEDROOM " ‘ ,. . FURNITURE If you are in search of 3 mm Bedroom Suite at a low price. you should not fail to look through 0111' Im‘gze assumnwnt‘iu all woods, designs 11ml finish-"s. Naming: cheap hm 11w prfr'e. ‘ p * ’ ,1 You probalily. Esve long expnessod a desire 101‘ a Non ining Room- Santa to replace your present one. “0 have .2 From , . arge assortment in all woods and finishes. I . 312’. ~ , From $95.00 to $625.00 , ‘9 . 35-00 to $300 00_ DUFOLD BEDS , . ~ ,‘CHIFFONIERS ‘_ 7‘ ., With this anold Bed in your living room you have at. . A. ~ -VVV. w ‘0'" "“ ’”" *—-—---—a~» "WV—‘m‘v -. .__.. ‘ 5,... m ~« -- . ._:‘:1. . . . l. , ° ._ . 3- I. .1‘ ll 4 . r O O O ' I’ ‘ v o I ,, "_ J .1 ~ . z- (”A o o . . 4 ' I . 1 4 m 3 ' I . in? ~ ’! ' ~ J . - - 1. £ng ‘ , t i: g . : ' ‘ . 7‘ : \t‘é u " \./j ‘. . . , - fi- ; J : 1 , 1 . L —~\- >v-£';\ 3": A'l1 abundance of space for wearing apparel is provided. Vie have ”mm in Oak, Malmg‘ any, Old lv<11v,\\'a]nul and Made“ 111 oak and mahogany finishes, upholstered in durable ‘1}11 mitsuon leather or tapestry. TWhite Enamel. ., , ‘ Priced $45.69 II311; From $8.50 to $65. 00 We may be '5. little old-fashioned when we say that we honestly . that 21's exactly What we are now doing on all Furni— ‘afid House;
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