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'A large number of local people will
attend the annual ball of the Bridge-
port Lodge of Elks tonight.
v-ill be held in the Elk's home, State
EllC‘Pt Bridgeport.
P1.: ician throughout the state are
‘01 y 111 web interested in the bill which
1.»; scheduled for a. hearing in the hall;
of the house next Wednesday “con-
cerning the healing art." It iS' ex-
ymctr-d there will be 'a. large attend-
once.
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——‘.\lmilders'
'3.ly llllll. tonight.
Louis Lane. who has been rooming .
r. , woodsidc avenue. was arrested at
1; 12:11 o'clork
indium: John Roberts. following a
. Lune. who was said to have
m. :1 drinking broke several windows
1-. 11.0 house. This morning he was
. - an to 20 daysin jail; and costs
1'.“ 5;:‘. were also taxed against him.
-——Pe:1 Coal at Harris & Guns.
M u. $1.1 1... A
A rumher of. members of Danbursi
(impfl-l‘. \Vomen of ‘Mooseheart Le-
;imn. 1.12111 to go to Norwalk Monday
(.rni: 1: to attend the celebration and
ainmont which is to be held in
city under the auspicespf the
1-» null; chapter. It is expected there
Til lvr delegations present from all
jurts of the state. The Danbury
3.1 ~111‘.1(-l‘s will make the trip to Nor-
:- vlk in automobiles which will leave
{mm in front of Moose hall at seven
o'cloclc.—Danbury News, Saturday.
—-,\lould9rs' Benefit Dance Assem-
bly hall, tonight.
The Danbury High school orchestra
:rccemly organized. is conducting re-
J1r-arsals under the direction of Clar-
ence B. Nowlan. The orchestra com-
prises twenty or more violins. a, saxo~
phone. a comet and a boss horn. M'iss
Sarah Cohen plays the,piano accom-
paniments. The Orchestra includes
several of Mr. Nowlan‘s pupils who do
not attend the High school but whose
proficiency as musicians makes them
twelcome additions to the organiza-
It is expected that various in-
~.struments will be added at the or-
{.chestra progresses—Danbury News.
-—GOLD PRIZE LUCKY NUMBER
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"waltz. McKinley damce. tonight.
mory.
Manahan’s Pin: Tar" Bags,
: Moth Balls, Napthalene
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.1 Window. Say, ".1 mi:
7 ‘0 open 3 Saving},
;2 Account.” The man 111’
ch arge will tfike your
money; give you must
nature card to fill up,
and by the time you
hand it back to him. lie
11111 have your '
book ready with "11132
amount entel'cd. ,2 ,
That’s all there is To
it, except to ask fluit
you also uscothct'pérfl '
of our bank as mend
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Benefit Dance Assem-
Saturday night by [’11- »
~ mum lodged by Edith Knapp. his 7 ‘
ll uly. on :1 charge of breach of the .
' cure
' this evening when matters pertaining
From Switzerland
.The Land of Inspirations
inimitable for
distinctive lustre.
FEATURING Appropriate de-
signs in‘th‘e'NarrowShape
accepted by the '-
EXACTING DRESSER.
$1.00 $1.50
“Wonderful Quality”
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Rogers and Stevens
. NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
We are showing a large and varied
assortment of
Materials 1’ o r Spring
and Summer Wear
V 01101:. Batiste, Flaxons, Dimities,
Swiss, Normandy Ginghams,
and Percales
E. K. BANKS
45 a 47 West Washington Street
Under Muhuckcmo Hotel
«South Not-walk
REGENT
Winston Churchill’s
WORLD FAMOUS STORY
“The Inside
of the Cup”
Paramount Special
A PICTURE "TRIUMPH
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David Shaw. of Summit avenue,'has
bought a Maxwell hunabout.
The annual meeting of the Yacht
Racing Association of Long Island
Sound will be held at the New York
Athletic Club 59th street and 6th
avenue. New York city. this evening.
at 8: 30 o'clock.
-—Moulders’ Benefit Dance Assem-
bly hall, tonight. ‘
The Norwalk Rifle Club will hold
two practice shoots at the Norwalk
Armory this week. The first will be
held Tuesday evening from eight- ten
11. m. The second on Friday evening
Boys creating a disturbance on Day
street were complained of to the po-
lice. Patrolman Flynn investigated.
A card tournament will be held this
evening when the members of Pro-
gress Forum. No.1 F. F. L. meets.
Refreshments will be served following
the meeting.
——Moalders' Benefit Dance Assem-
bly hall. tonight. ‘
Warren E. Church, of '15 Elliott
street, Mount Vernon. N. Y., reported
to the police that. his automobile.
which he had left in an East Norwalk
garage, had been stripped of five tires.
pf, tfigosllfi
lwfictfiefifoncvening wear or for aftcmoorz‘affai'rs, will be keen to share in the opportunity she brl
. Mayfzgwc make this‘fact plaint—Thertfismot one penny of added charge for the advice and
'giu‘embyi‘Madame Carpenter. She will helpinlksto choose fabrics, if they wish. She will help. ‘
smgdcsign. The she Will-cut and Iitandipi 11 up the gown, all ready for completion by you:~ '
:y ome’.
filameitfier shenociflic storcnhal'gcs ltpenny. There is only to be paid the
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lamp lenses and the electric bulbs.
The matter is being investigated by the
police.
Fredman. the butcher, who has a
slaughter house of! Scribner avenue.
reported to the police that a number ‘
of butcher knives had been stolen
from his place, and that a. long piece
of rope he had there had been cut:
into mail pieces. The carcass of a 5
calf which he had dressed, and which
was hanging in the ice box. was also
cut into small pieces.
——SPANISH WAR W5
Ball tonight. ‘Btate ArmorY.
at the same hours.
—Ooal at Harris & Gaul.
McKinley Camp, "No. 9, U. S. W. V..
will held a military and civic bill at
the State armory, this evening. for
which Svec's orchestra will furnish the
music. A gold prize will be‘awarded
to the winnerof the lucky number
waltz which will be one of ‘the tea-
t‘ the, dance. ‘There will 126' la
number of other features also.
. 4-005! at Burl: a noun.
There will be a meeting of the
building committee and the trustees
of:Butler Lodge. No. 97, I. O. O. F.
to the clearing and passage of title or
the property at South Main and Havi-
land streets, will be attended. to. The
property is now held by the estates
of "William T., and Thomas 1.31137-
BLOUSES
Our new Springtime Blouses are the gossip
of the town, and the wonder of all who seek
. . nightypeiashioningsat moderate prices.
byvfital'hurmflasml’mus .
~'Carpeuberlsready tocntandfitgownsof
fwooletrfabficyouchoose. And- 11121291166, just now, is especially attractive.
.Monday afternoon; . wc—r’expcctetmbe Jea'flfiori’irst yisitors. 3’
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. sum :in tinenthot .
saves nine!” - ' '
the Great Thins that .
little economies ao- _
.mplish. By Thrift
cu» Notion ma
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diving is the reward
it brings - bette r
home We and 18:83! _.
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of ext-a charge.
In the Autumn of 1919, Madame Carpenllt
came to the Howland store for the first time m
her special gown service. She brought a m
'tion of high degree, won by service in some of
.ifiner stores of the country. Her visit was a"
boss; almost a triumph! 3 \
Gowns of finest silks and best woolcns m
created before the eyes of astonished and .. 3
Woman. They possessed individuality and d1 .
fion. How deftly, they were cut. With what
markable skill they were pinned together. 3 ~
how easy it proved to be to complete them in . ~
bwn sewing-room! 3
- Now Madame Carpenter comes once .
And with the inspiration of a six months stay
Europe; four of those months spent when:
{fashion-heart of the world beats—at Paris. W
are glad to greet her. We’ 11 be ready to be surprb» 3
ed by her beautiful new designs. And Brid
women who appreciate lovely and artistic go
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com.mo. amm
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HATlswlutthc GUM National Ball
mom-imtamlimm
nothcuccdl‘ofdlcloco! amen,
help: thdnhcralnaumwoy
Mia) their troubles,“ rejoicing in
fortune.
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personal interest in you
and your allure.
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