Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 21, 1921 · page 5

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Noble Grands Asso-

'11ml the Friendship.

1 11s of South Nor-walk:

< H1111, Thursday after-

11 ry interesting enter-

1‘1;» 1' supper was served

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'- 1. consisted of Mrs.

,- 111111111 Plumbly. Mrs.
. .\l1s._I‘alrd‘nnd Mrs.
~11: Bridgeport Post. ..
1:. Armory, Washing-
r‘n. K. Vs. New Ca.-
:,.1:11r1. Dancing. Rem-1'
«no. Dagon's Lunch.

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‘ mr-rliug of the South

\\ ill 110 held Ql'l T119863}

" 'fi‘u 15! according to an-
m riled to the members?

': 1< pxtoposed to make sev-

< 1111112 lay-laws so that

‘ n 111 11 ii? thought wortlly'
ilrrl‘l m h" bé 619C“ hon-

.« rs1_w§thout duesxby a.
lourd of directors. The

- 11lursh1p is 230 $111“th-
_-' joined since the last an-
Four members have.
-.11 resigned one been sus-
'11" d1 opp d and two trans~

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V ton's Birthday. *

the use of it while .
l-nnnl-IIVS 16 - 13 $0.!-

Qbe played tonight at the Nomlk Al-

The ellte'l'taln- f

«1111 and 111's. "Vilsom-
.. 111 -d bv Mrs. Augdsd;.a

Imam; and-Austria _will be discuue'd.
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amen hotelrlast _nlgbtf- The picture.
were gently enaoyedrg ‘
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.Mrs. Margaret A. Vo’sb h. illbther
of Judge @0113? H. Yogafilrgll and
Mrs. Ger-mood Lippke. ulster: of. Judge
Vosburgh left this morning for St.
Mills. “where they will ”remain untll
the e te- of Mrs. Lipp‘ke‘a late .hus-
band is rattled- '

 

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An Interesting bgwllng match wlll‘

leys when the Schultze VMeat Market
bowlers will elm“ with the Cudnhy
Meat. Packing company pinemen 0!
Bridgeport. The local: will make a.
hard fight: to capture honors from the
visitors.

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Guests at the Royal .rmr. frotel
yeaterday were: Cal and Mrs”. if. C.
Appleton, Trenton. N. IL. Mr .nnd Mrs.
Walter Selllck New York city; Mr.

1111 Mrs. B. W judo“. Mr. Reichert.
New York city: Minn W. D: Huber.
Nev’v Ybrl': cum. F. R. Mayer. Miss
Walker and\__ Mr.
Hartford. Conn.

 

 

There will be a special meeting or ’til alimony in! paid up.

the voting members or St. Peter's
German Lutheran church on Wednes;'
daye evening. Feb. H23 at 8 o’clock} 111
the basement or the church in Cedar
Street. All the voting members of the
parish,- and all members of the La-
dies' Aid Society are urged to come.
The relief of atoning children of Ge!"

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bowrr' at the; Royal '

, populaélou’: m announced here to i.

Weiss and wife of '

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De .
ment benefits for “ruined Jewla 1‘

 

day.

Amefian Je'filah fiellé'! Cominltfie.‘
sold one selected will bea leiderp m-
thelr respective industries. ,,apd wl
place theméelvea at the dlapo'afl.
the government or those etrlclte
couutflea. . - V

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the‘ coniuilttee ire “ gen: "ruler:
Newark. N. a}; Signfii Elaner, Red
Bank; N. I: Sabine; Fells, Jacob

D. Lit. Pbundefp’bi‘n; Irvin F. Lehman
and I. w. Erunk‘: "_Pltt'aburgh, and
Isaac- M... Ulllnan, New Haven. Conn.

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.MAY blank nuunow W ‘JA'I'n'.

Street Jail. famed for yeura as head-
quarters of the “Allmony Club " wto
be sold at auction If its host. Shel-ll!
Davld‘" H. Knott. has his way. -2

Within its confin’es' many a delin-
quent payer of alimony has 1311un—
ed for a period. thereby escaping for.
ever ’the payment of lndemnltles Tb
his former wife.

A law recently: ”enacted made it
poaslble for: demultlng allmonera to
be jalled.re1alled rind kept in jall un-

They began to pay and the sheriff
decided“ Ludlow Wu 3. "white ele-
'ot expense. _ .

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GARBAGE Must wAl'T
UNTIL snow coéa

base by theyStl-eet (leper-tumult?“
stated to the sentinelrthls morning,
until the u'now hue“ been remdved tram

 

quintet challea
with the New Gnnaan five at the Nor-
rwalk Armory. tomorrow night 'In
game between these tennis lost w'eelt.
the locals come out a winner-.1114 tbe
~Now Canaanltea are out for revenge

The. game promises to be an interg-
lug one” ”The local llneup will con-.
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- 1 the non- aident roll , arnlerl and Brothel-ton. ”r
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' \lcr‘t-Ball Armory. Washing- “Nata Renovated. O'Brien.
1:1rtl1day, 00' K. Vs, New On-
Prel. gamt‘i Dancing. ROS“ Mlkel‘nlanerlck arrested Saturdiy
.~ now on said. Dagon' s lec'h- nlgllt about 7-30. 0 'cloglf on the Wash-
--.95_ 55 ccnté. 57 lngton street ,bridgé. by Patrolman
.147. ~ John Roberts for lntoxlcati u find
' ‘_‘ ‘74:“ - ‘ ' ' for indecent expgsure. fort terti- -a
qEfiR bond of $50.1mt 1111mm; troupe»
tince in” .court this 111 by ula
‘1 CH Sulfa? COLDS grins. gunfirlok unpaired Iona am
9 nd ad 11 called and the
‘ it? Pine cm W? wco’llrt 11ml amour-Ede _‘ -
'1 01 Extract and Menthol ———~—_
Borne trouble. developed when u
5‘20 party 9: young man had hired John
' ' 0091161 a. ’0! Benton éntreet, 5. fitney
. . . .-- . > 1': -:‘ ri er take them: 1-! or Inn.
.llllSOll & Powell, 6011!." ‘1 W155?” nicllfili'vim" AWE}
- buying the {,1qu The. young men
50ch Nor-wall; ,_ ln 'tlielparfyhl'e 5" m‘mrbld Mommy.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

NO ONE BUT“
YOU
WILL KNOW

bonds, stocks, in-

\ mm and other le
.1 1< 3011 have if yell
;1 them 111 ollé of but

SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES

l? '< a state "law that
in case of death,
3 . .111) one gain acceqs
r» 11111111 without your
3; 1 ‘zwnt and then only
11- pmpel‘ hell's.'
“hon you have. be
- «111 10 open your-box,
111.1v be done 31-95.“
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Harold Lynch. Trying. Coleman. Hor-
ld Parlor and George Mulqueen. The
young men said that Coppola. had

. been paid $7 at the Inn by one of their
‘ who finally , V

libnibe‘r The mutté'l'
'tled.

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wag ,1?

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.4205! 'at Harrl'n "r; can

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g! The demand 231-1111 e‘vefili‘rk cln'al tn
’parllam entnry luw‘ la so great thnt a
' ’ of fiveféfibl‘ii ill! be Writ

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1. bl bulldlllt,..Norwal
, rum. 5:1 at 8 6'9 ock. Any
' .secure in—

' oiling 1111‘. chair» ' ‘
' .Mra. John C

. Burned. ..

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tliestreets ”that there willbeno'

danger of 12911311331011. bud until traf-
:‘ficlaatain‘ mow h-eely.. , V
R is lmpoaslble the garbage men

to melt; thelr rolnlda or oollectlon and
.hougellmders‘ are. women not to put
their garbage. can: out. so that they.
will not freeze untll intonation is
'glven. thrown the piper; as to the day
not ‘garbase collections 'wlll be re-

 

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71.111: anmnberwith velvetcollai'sf'
be 33 to 37—
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Mbll S StetSons—38 ’85: ””i"

We; finest hula built for men. ‘
In um let some 0 the resume-11 styles and such 11.1.; no“
rel Mull” myrtle ldory blah and {bench brown -
' nu: fi‘mfihhfifl be proud to get under? « ,V
Hula a? wonderful amount 0! service and full satisfaction“.
Spodnl price ivflb Wiax included— 88.85

’qu floor. rear.

Mews trousers—$4

Tmmen’1hat are made especially for the hard Wear fl
Ive them at factory or about“ regular daily business. .,
Heavy durl'rblo close-woven fabrics; most of them in fit“ _
was and colors that will go well with the coat and veal. loft I11-
rat Suit. ' _ . . . - ,
Sizes 29 to 48 waist— “ g 1 .
Mum floor. roar. a"

Grey 311k underwear »

d robot-ml is urulorwear 0! find;
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The way to do a flung is to do it. Like
Washington let us give forth to the idea that'
the development of the nation now and here-
after, depend» upon our Thrift—sour produc— '
tiveness and ‘-.&r economies. Let us never re- 1
turn to the old‘ mya‘ now discredited and now
being replaced by the new. .

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- oom bodice Munchies hue-and null 110
placaugymb;ltheflrbdued luster and fine weaVe o! the a

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Lost dale. root. .
Balloon—$2.85: #bloom‘ers—«fi. ‘

Beautiful drop—stitch smeltw‘ls. .

Of lmpres'sivn bounty; and striking quality

*‘gBrilliaui luotor, fine texture, or knitted the! the drop-
Mont clearly and. with much effect.

* Gordom black' or White, full fdshiuned, pure silk—$2.7!

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This spirit of Thrift can not brfosterod un—
less we all join hands 11: a spirit of mutual
gfriendlmess, cooperation and trust. The new
day dawns! For the World’ a sake and your on
= take struggle and strive in behalf of Thrift.
, Save! ‘

 

 

 

 

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