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Here' 18 your opportunity to share 1n a legitimate Value-Giving Sale, made imperative by our inability to occu-
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giving you the fullest advantage of what it would cost to move these goods to our new store.
T heSale Includes Our Brand NewL'ine ‘
of Clothes for Men.
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. COAL AND JUNK
o J‘OSIPB H. WALLIES
TELEPHONE “I 78 OIPORN mun: , EMT NORWALK
(Formerly Effron Cool 60., 3f, 3 Bowen Street)
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QUALITY AND SERVICE IN
CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR
"G-SAW”AND AND"JACK AND JILL" anon ARE THE
KIND YOU CAN DEFEND UPON
Mothers buy them for their long sen-vies om! dressy appearance
Children love them because they ore conifer-totals
THEY'RE GOODYEAR mm THAT’S
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STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT 81X
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD A CLOVER -
122 WASHINGTON STREET scum NORWALK
EASTER NOVELTIES
BUNNIES, CHICKENS and .SQUIRRELS
a Crepe Paper Novelties for Decanting --
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GREETING CARDS ...:.........lct050c
Farr—fl
The HamiltOn Shop
49 WALL STREET.
X .1511;
the sub-Antarctic regions. "In this
voyage. entirely withinthe confines of
the Great Southern Ocean. which has
come to be the scientific name for the
Antarctic. she stopped but once. that
being at the island of Georgia. a.
whaling station in the South Pacific.
011 the piesent \oyage. which be-
- iMflSP—HERE ENDED
1-M3gn‘etic Ship carnegie French \Vest Africa Buenos Alres,
akes MY“! Out of Sup-J the Island of St. Helena where Na-
. poleon was exiled, Capetown, Ceylon‘.
s ition That the Compass,
Australia. New Zealand Papeete. the
[WAYS Pomts Directly Fanning Islands and San . Francisco
Torth
She-will go from here to Samoa and
, the Panama Canal and then home to
.. A ‘ , Washington.
1.17RANCISCO, March 17.—-Tl1e The Carnegie was compelled to use
legu- [nuhtution of Washington her auxiliary gas engine« number or
.‘lllH‘. completed what might be times to take her out of equitorial
1(qu nu xway of the earth’s at- calm belts and to help drive her
hem, and has forwarded from
J” 6:191 in regard to the experi-
1, which. was made through the
of the 11011-1111gnetic ship Carac-
which arrived n‘ere 'rec‘ently.
n- . 1.1;: was in the form of ob—
.Wonsl or compass and other mag«
1; \ IriMion'l on all of the earths
11v: 111m.» mrlations being traced
l... ulmoanhere by two speciallyw
m-nl innh illnf’ilts called a deflector
Imunlomctt-r. These tracings later
l-- «.hown 0n a. chart, which might
I‘iif'IiPd to the x-ray "plate: this
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sails we1e in danger of blowing away.
This engine contains the only magne-
tic influence on board. but it is so far
away from the recording instruments
that it has absolutely no euect on
them.
The Carnegie carries a complement
of 23 persons. Captain J. P. Ault of
Washington has full charge oi! both
the navigation of the vessel and the
recording of the magnetic data. He
.13 assisted by {1 second in command.
Lieutenant H. l“. Johnston of the BH—
1‘ will he nude available to every tish Navy who resides in Toronto.
' 3.1:] merchant marine on earth Andrew Thompson. Toronto: Robert
‘ “wide to n1vig‘etion, as nearly ex- M. Nills. \Vashington. and 'H. R»
”‘ " i" “‘“lmflb' 9053“)“ to make Grummann. Lincoln. Nebr.. act as ch-
‘ ““1““ seners.
n .nlnnmvely and penetratingly did
through storm tossed seas when the”
The Carnegie is not a go1e1nment'
CUIAEEPPER RESIDENCE BAN-
SACKED.
Burglar-s. Tuesday night. forced on
entertained relatives from Southport.
Mrs. Terpeny. of the West Side. has
returned from a visit ln'Ridgeileid.
Charles E Culpepper, “estport ave-
Friends from Fairfleld have been mic. and thoroughly ransacked the
guests of Mrs. Peter Perry, o£.Hill- house. Nothing of value has been
side street. missed. howe1er. \
' »\ A report of the robbery was made
The Misses Adams, of Hillside t}? ”19 policte kgestearlflgy. bs‘ William-
. 7 ayes. care a 1', an nvestiga-
2:59:21 25:"; Thursday With Lpper tion is being made. The Culpepper
rs 8“ 5' family spends most of its time at its
; New York residence and comes to
Mrs. “'1“le Clifford, 0f Godfrey Norwaik over week- end§ in the win-
street. has returned from a visit in ter months. .
Brooklyn. _
Mrs. Lawrence Clark has returned CLEAN YOUR. ~
to Stratford after a. \isit with friends
in town, 3 CARPETBAND BUGS
, . \ ' wig , .
['1' RESTORE COLORS AND
SCLD a? p
‘ Wm. Miller, 33 Washington St.
So. Nomik:A. E. Gehebe, 26
Washington 86.. So. Nor-Walk, Mood
Drug Store. 8 No. Main St. So. Nor-
wolk; E. H. Moorehouse. 35 Wall
St. Norwalk. Norwalk Hardware,
45 Mob. D'evine & Hardwick. 40
ngl; l. P. Dunn 209 E. Washing-
tdn Ste. East Norwolk. . ,
‘ .A . . .
Speedster Easter
Jonah‘ Britt of Bradley streeti is
considerably improved from his seri-
ous illness.
The Stratfleld Girls' Club will give
a. play. followed- by dancing. in the
Weston Town Hall. on Friday even-
ing. .
.____ ,
Mrs. Charles Rubey. of Norwalk
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howley Williams. of the
Upper Parish, the day being the 52nd
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
\Villian‘is.
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m.‘1nmml:e wzo k a'iieil by the pntmprise but .is soltl} under the di-
~1..1..m.rc or 1: agne 2c attraction rection of the .depathent of terres-
-' 1th 11;; eke on t‘e vessel. that "“1 nyagvletlsnl oi the Cainegie In-
'-.1 (ll-firm“: of lonqifii-i-‘7 in the In— . stitution.
11 ”Il'i‘rill w-(MQ f0: ’1'} ram" .f' to [30; ‘
1'1; different 11-0"). 11:» ‘1 charts' ,.
I wryjm-hm e -I)'1- (1) that W/‘ESTOIN
'- rt] :',,‘. «(. 112A; ‘ ‘4 »‘ r\.1\'(.. dip‘_ ). ‘
h"?- .v mm 1"? 1:) - ? nunutes E —'_-.-l .
o-v. . , 1, , . . ,-; ,_ 01 these i Miss Iienc Locknood is about again
J." w ,l. -1- , '1 m, itic fields Ian“. heii- recent Sc rious 'illness. .
l ,., , . 7 a." it is . 0: change. # It
,, »h; H ., 7 .A. t' 1. orizct‘. upon. Miss Ruth Bennett has i-ecn on the
. .1mn o- :nciiy 9. .pi, tint i the I ll. \1il'1:l list f0 5.111131 d- “5
. twin, .;-> 3. 3.1.1. Cheese mag- i ‘
,. .g.. .. .i-te_llr~ xi ion 0‘ i Mr. and Mrs, Frank Morehcuse have
‘Ifil’lntirf ship on. ...< inssrn-l ~
. 1 {Mn p'l‘lp‘d'1‘1’ 0: 0" ncwi
, 7'; l‘m' iii-3
EXTERMINATION
, —-—of——
{it 21:27.; RATS. " MICE 1AND
, . , points (:1— 1 ROAGHES_
’1 :Qoft\123€lili:j
. it at 5 Try our R: ’1 Paste, it. is suppllep,
‘1 “1"“3” 1.11 collapsmle tubes and can e
g.
«."-“e: nely’ irregular.
' , occ urs. Whenever,
spread directly on bread, em;
11 1thout coming in contact with
0 yr.
. of 1‘7 7-;-:(~r- ‘rinr-s the.
. .- - :1. e d .96: ”slam in—: hands or utensils. - «-
~. ’1 e-e rise it Will ‘ Safe easy‘ to handle and eflectlve.
’ a: of north or west of: Get atube todaY-
these. figuratlae
"ation of its data}
1 zeo zranhicalf
the Carnegie has
mpg (rifn
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FOR THE . "j
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MEN’S SUITS
Strictly all wool and all the leading shades
and models, '
$16. 50 to $25. 00
BOYS" SUITS .
W 1th two pair Pants-ebe'st values in town,
$9. 00 .to $15.00
entrance into the summer home of ’
Your ”Doctor
Would Recominen'd
Cantilevers
Many people go tea doctor at once
with a. sore throat and yet "grin and
~ vs mm EBB
*- Mama
The Nash 1s exceptionally roomy—It has the fine feat- _
area of great power, beauty and durability of per-1 -' ‘ ..
formance‘. " , ..
S. L. BENEDICT
73110111111 MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALn‘
Brassieres
bear" sore feet. Because you have
“always had trouble with your shoes”
is no proof that you need cutter tor- _ . , _ , . .
9“" --- .-1 ‘ ’ The perfect figure contour IS contmuous from.
"Y D t id mm d e -_ ' ‘ ‘ -
c.1133“. $02; [goali‘muefigeg 3,1,); shoulder to lap and must therefore depend upon a
l d » e . - .- . ,
fizrvzfihi‘hmfi‘l‘: Sfififi’ .3 .1353 ., well fitted brasswre or bandeau as well as upon the, -
traceable to poorly-made and poor y- . ' , ,. .- '
{fitted shoes. _ S corset. I I’qug
mm We have a large assortment of styles in both
:and tendons of all strain because they
encourage correct posture. _Th.e heel plain and elaborate designs, and we are happy to
‘nnd the natural inner sole line (115— . . . ,
itrlbute the weight DFOyC-rlyo asswt you 1n your select1on. . . .
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dbm ' frorn restraint
and grow strong.
men
ting
Our salesmen are experts in q
nilleyer Shoes. sold in 3511.2:
611 erases.
. Elie “arch is supported by e “shank
:which“'ts curved'te fit the foot, and
iwhich, flexes with the foot. The free-
in Cantilever.
Isnails'aiiowel the muscles to exercise
These provisions
for comfort and support are tar more
than rigid metal applian
was.
Hershfleld Meter
Transportation C 0.
Daily ServiCe Between N ew York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
western...“ Yourse' lemma-rm.-
»Mfion; Padded Vans £01:th Work
Main Gate, 26 Concord St; SE. rim Phone 294
3317' York. Ofioe, 201 West 2031, M Chelseo‘m
gave)”; .1
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