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THURSDAY was, 1921
CITY NEWS
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-Scratch Grain-
1i .oxcx' lund for European relief
Devine Bros.
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1H- ..lli Clllh
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“D".- r Tudlow (‘onncil No. 5, Jun-
will hold a regular
1’. A. \l..
.g this evening.
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1131
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r, liti)’ your coal at Harris and Guns;
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;. met-tin: of lady “'ashington
,, x” '21. (1. s. of 11.. will be held
: .1, in Red Men's Hall. Main
3 l. '..
7 Lillian loliinson. of “'ood-
m t\'(;1u(“. has returned home. aft-
; :1 glimg four weeks in Ridgcfield
pmfossional case.
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thins.
fi——-——_—
creating a disturbance
1‘. tfllllf‘.
1.1 (if to the police.
~-.i.l. ills on the avenue.
if. 11
11m“?
..1' Vit‘lOl'
of getting
t'ollins Co.
records
l'(‘
.1. Sec adit.
.3,"
'1 11d convenience.
. 1w llw burglar-proof \‘3
Boxes
'. Il)\\ est prices.
a». now a resident 01‘ New York city. but‘asked by counsel for Luckhurst.
————-" who is to move. to this city. Charles II. \\’ensle1 a policeman of
' ~‘ l"’l""‘ ”1i“ morning Greenwich. in asking for a separation
3., ~. . '11. -, l~;..i apprchend- Guests at the Royal James hotel from his wife (‘larn on the grounds of
h 1 ' V 1‘“ ‘ 1" “0’9” ”‘9 ”"13“ night were: H. N. Peabody. Law- 'crnelty. alleged that she “as giicn to
.. . 1 l r ’1‘ ,1 tuner. 9? Han lrence. Mass. Joseph. RailOla, Law- frequent and violent displays of temp-
o. . 1;. "1 r 1... will he mvr'n : fence. Mass. R. S. Murgatroyd, I.nw- or over trivial causes and while in
(J :11 -=. .1' ll rourt. Satur- rence, Mass. C. M. Gorgas. llridge- these moods threw the family crock-
‘Hg 1 .1. ' port and J.-'C.’gCrOSs. Bridgeport. ery at him.
" —““'—'~—— Testimony Was also heard in an
r. . . m today or —James Ghlotto will be at Wash- action which Mrs. Marguerite Ti. lleit‘
int , it :1. 111'. on “1810“ St. bridge. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 D. has brought against. her husband
-..- \11 .1 23rd, m.. with all kinds of fresh fish. Theodore A. lteil‘ on the grounds of
got 1 v ., Woodward Phone 1244. desertion. Roth principals live in
:31 1 '1" >¥.\.1<7:11~.o. of Givenuich The defenant interposed
,_—,.. ,,,. t. '1‘ . ,, ‘i 1. J”. now on That :1 Brent deal of interest is no objection.
gt 1 ,« .. g, 1 4,1 m, ”1“,. re- manifested in Brand's Hometown iii-l
rm . ,. ,. , hm“. on “'ood— Vidend Savings Club is denoted by the '[ifll‘nEN RULE E'RSLE
my l‘uct that up to date 3:33 shares 01'
. stock 1111\1- been subscribed to by lo-l
— I‘m ' Feeds. Dcvlnc Bros. (":11 people.
'. ‘7‘.) :7“?! Industrial 'A delegatiOn from Cockenoe Tribe. [ilVES A PLAYLET
. 1 “1: 1.:111 \orwak {T I" No.33. I. (1. ll. .\.l.. attended the past ‘
r . , "H! (-11 1’1'1dv1i' evening: sachem' celelimtxon held last. night
-.= . 1.: (4.11.1:11'11 time) at the by the \Vowompon tribe of>llr1dgt~ The Golden ,llule (‘ircle presented
w: 1 1. -.. '1 short .hllslness port A good time was enjoyed by lht plavht "l‘ke Sewing: : ‘iiclt Btu-ts
a x 17. \\'.l .»1..,_.,...» mum.” m}; ”1“ '00“ ‘ “immi- ' I..- ,- \‘llhé‘lls. glitz-111,," last wilting at
" ‘ 17 rm ll .. “UH-inn)”, 1““:th V rm“: {he 1 otnzilk (‘ORm'egational march.
-'1‘ ..- - . MH‘ G. Albertson of "‘ Van Zandt A zoéd sized andicntc “'Itnesst-d the
\“;.:,.:IV\': {"11}, .ltlhdresf 0'" street. l'last .\'m"\a.11k.\\ishesto “n"lpetfou‘nance.
h 1r. Willi“ f: .‘h (- knovsn 110111100 1111 marriage of her daughter; 111,? 'plwylet .was preteeded M H
‘ 4.11-ifll iimwmvl-illgliglggt:“(311113 Sertrntllc ‘31 ‘YZ‘ltm'ATOI.11nS§:1 (if 1‘3“ most PIlJOV.‘ ill]! 111uslcnl program. The
' ‘ .'or\\'a '. . 0111 ay prl \ n 19 . _ .M.
“'5‘ “1 tl‘n' evening's Dro— ltev. Herbert Brown. in the church'f’lmisx (21:?a”lr2113!!!“';‘:BO(::.H£;:}}‘2g.
“I. of ghouRkaonI‘m: l‘clhfiin NWkY ts”. took i\c511«11tz'1d\antage oi the sit: 1: 1'
________ ant . rs Oinson “ m'i 0 en
E AVNOI'NCEBIFNT home in l'tlham as Mr. Johnson hasIIiooanI to RM}, ”H nudtemt in :111 “P
5 0le 11 :1. store on Saturdav April Secured a position there. Mrs. 1-). ll. Smith “as pres-cult d with
f v’ H Water Qt Q0 Nerd-4.111; of _ ‘ a Handsome buquvl (11 row-s in app‘r~
‘ .... . . . . An address b_\ John Rodemyer. Of'(l'll.l01l for 1111' efforts in pitniucing,
r :1.rrnd furniture. disheS. gas Greenwich. president of the “3111- the. ”1”“
u ‘ ‘ stoves. oil stoves. carpets. Headed Men's club and known for 'I‘II‘ no els th.'t‘ for “NY church
"I ; ‘r' utensds and fllrhiShinKS. an- and wide as a humorous speakerfiwill luilrllnl mild}
r‘ .' I M‘n‘ he one of the features of the enter- ' g l’rmrram.
J ’9“ 'I’Td AF“ Tel. 499. tainment provided for the Kiwanis Solo- 7“” Fer .\111b1~1‘ ”“1“
I} lclub "Ladies‘ night" .to he he‘d,tO-WGFQ‘PH [S (”I the Grass Again." by
‘ night at the Royal James hbtel. l‘he'mmq Willth
9 ‘ Lotus Male quartet. of Boston. Mass. ‘ . ‘: .. .~
flanahan S Plne Tar Bags, will sing". Music will be furnished by “P‘grttsttjl‘i’r'du“inli‘v 3‘1")” \l 1:”41i‘r'35n1hli1‘ !
’ Moth Balls. Napthalene ”‘0 \\'ellnltz' orchestra. Solo—dliss Laura l‘ollxird. ‘J .101f lni
T Flake While :1 large number- or persons I‘egglzigffert‘ltl‘”Allllllvt' “The Sun-1
. have urged that the opening night of . e nt’ Yt'llll‘ Smile." 11v 'l.illiall Rflki
, Stlllson'Powell Corp ”w ”WSW“ t“‘SllVal. Riven by the Sh‘snoto—-1\«Iiss Lahra Pollard. "Silver
' children 01' the Norwalk public schools Threads Among the Gold."
1'7 SOUTH NORWALK hp rt‘lltlltl'il. Miss McCarthy. musical Accompanistsvllrs, Grace K0014
director 01 the schools. announced. Ilassell Alr. David Pollard.
‘ ' -’ ~—-‘-‘ _ ”ll“ I‘mrninc. that the performance ‘ Plinlet.
....... , , “H” "0‘ hp mu“ mmin' Th9 repeti- “The Sewing (‘iu-lc \leets \‘\'itli 311's...
gr commuwa 11")” 01' 111“ Program was asked .be- Martin."
K “my. 01' the 1:1 r'g'e number of'persmis Eliza. (\lrs Martin's Maid) llrs.‘
“110 WWW, [In-mid away from the High Thoma-s ltule.
.-.- ' 1 KunmlfiElli-(mouse ”w ‘lU‘iitoriurn “"15 Mrs. Martin (President ‘Missionm'y
W3 1 thom‘ ,5 111mm. ‘0 ”commodam serum-1 Mrs. l". n. smith.
,3. 1 ‘ Mrs. Hodge (Treasurer Missionary -
it. 1;, Socich) Miss Ruth Canfioia.
£33 1,51 Mrs. lladger (The Minister's Wife)
“l 1 9111‘s. G. F'. Cantield.
3 ‘3 Miss Ella Peters (Mrs. lmtlge."s Sle-
75.3,. '-
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WHAT
ES THE SENSE
OF
ACQUIRING
WEALTH
if . .,-u don’t give it
proper protetion‘.’
0111' Safe Deposit and
Storage Vaults provide
:ilvsnlnte protection at
small cost for portable:
of unusual value.
S t. gel and concrete
st ru 0 t ure make our
rm'! "‘5
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{.11
”cum-so a"
- mm W’WVRTM' .
\aults fire-proof; elec-
tric burglar alarm
nukes them burglar-
}.1'-1t'1f. '
Boxes $4 to 16 a Year.
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South Not-walk
Savings Bank
South 30:me
rrcticnt has given 8620, 0'00 to
1.11 llrl'_\Inss “on firs‘. pri7e at
:11t'< c.11'tl night. at the South
1
for next winter at Hat-rial
on
Second district. were
last even-
a few violin selections
and you
just what you
a safe
. ult
. ~ \‘nrwail; Trust Company
rent for $4.00
Harris and
4*—
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“awnings-Rival-
W:
Materials for Spring
uudSummer Wear
1’
E. K. BANKS
II I 47 Want Washington“
Um!» um new
South Norm
‘ ,
The Endeavor Circle is holding a.
meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
Reed H. Flynn. 1 Livingston place.
Charles L. St. John is ready to
guise the frame of his new bungalow
in Fairfield Park.
—Famous Mountain Ash Welsh Male
Choirs-Namath M. E. church, Satur-
day night, May 7. Tickets 1.00.
Regular business was transacted last
night at a meeting of Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 34. Sons of St.
George. »»
James Beers. who recently secured
a divorce from his wife in Port Jef-
ferson. Long Island, has returned to
East Nor-walk.
—ngh grade coal at Harris and
Guns.
Sons'and Daugh-
will hold a meeting
their rooms 100
Banner Council,
ters 01' Liberty.
this evening in
“'ashington street.
The Nor-walk Hospital Sewing Cir-
HMflkfifiiS‘lllfi
WINS HER lllVflIlCE
I-.. ..
Canaan: Identifies Hus-
band’s Handwriting in
Superior Court ‘
In asking .for a divorce Alice M.
Luckhurst of New Canaan at a hear-
ing before State Referee Donald T.
“farmer in the Superior Court yester- '
day submitted evidence tending to
show that her husband. Charles A.
Luckhurst. a well-to-do architect.‘
spent a. night in the Hotel Cumber-
land New York city on May 7 last
year. with a voung woman who was
later in the proceedings identified as
Miss Margaret .Thomas. _ A loose leaf
from the hotel register bearing an en-
try which Mrs. Luckhurst swore was
the handwriting of her husband was
exhibited in court. The tenor of the
testimony for Mrs. Luckhurst was
that the architect had been intimate
with Miss Thomas before and after
his separation from his wife in 1917.
The Luckhursts were married in 1903
and have tw daughters. Ethel and
Myrtle, 16 a 17' years old respec-
tively.
Oflemd No Defense.
Luckhurst offered no defense. In
an agreement reached by counsel for
both sides the architect stipulates to
pay $110 a month for the support of
his daughters until both pass ‘18 years
of age. and $100 a month thereafter
unless the motehr re-marries. Mrs.
Luckhurst is to receive 84.600 to be
{lltlllldlil‘b is expected at etc will hold a sewing session to-
,. 1 11. ll.ill1‘l to be held 10- morrow at the. home of Mrs. Robert
1. - . ' 1: tin- Town ASN'ml-“Y Brotherton. Newtown Terrace.
s. \; 1.11's llllsmess College. ———.—a
,. 1- .. . mum out or town are GrOund was broken yesterday for
. -:. 1 .1 1130 nt‘l‘air. a new bungalow in Ohio avenue. cor-
ner of Delaware avenue. The
111;: will be for Effingham \Valgrove.
build- Request to have the grounds changed
paid 30 days after a decree is granted.
and Luckhurst asks permiSSion to see
his daughters at. reasonahl’ (\nes.
to desertion was also
from infidelity
t ter) Mrs. Fred Malkin.
Airs. Smith (Parish
ber) Mrs. James McAllister.
Mrs. Iluiice. Mrs. Timmins. Miss
Spooncr. Mrs. Spruce—(Members of
Terror and Menu.
c...
SAFETY
and
CONVENIENCE
a
If peril is to be prevented
you must save. If the fear of
old age is 'to be destroyed you
must chave. If want is to be
avoided you must not waste.
Be thrifty!
To make money honestly—to
save it regularly—to spend rt
intelligently and deposit it sys-
tematically, is the creed of the
successful man who says “1
Saved ”
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SAFE DEPOSIT
BOX
In Our Burglar.proof
hummus"
Alice-M. Luckhurst of New '
Rooms and STEVENS
WELL-DRESSED
fairness.
1
We don‘t say that all the well-dressed men in town wear our
. clothes; but the number that do is both gratifying and significant.
W'elldresaed men have learned thin the name Rogers and
Stevens is more. than a. pledge of quality;
And men are satisfied to pay our price, because they
know they are getting all they pay for.
spring and Summer Suits at New Low Level Prices.
$25.00 to $50 .00
N ORWALKERS
it is insurance of price
ROGERS and STEVENS
NORWAER AND SOUTH NORWALK
..
Hu-rsonal 8107.931.
,nnd
glarger
llTXOIl.
v
the Society)——.\Irs. ‘Ross Malkin.
Mrs. \\'illian1 Young. Mrs. \Villiunl
lione. Mrs. l-‘l't'd Bates.
synopsis.
l-Iliza objects to so much work with-
out pay. Arrival of "The Parrish Ter-
ror," M is Smnh. who immediately
starts things going. Others arrive and
the 11111 begins. Eliza‘s 'g‘ccentricities.
The trial of the sexton, as well as
those ot‘ the thllt’s ot‘ the societ.“
i'lliza senes tut and a hat-box. The
unrnrtunutc cookies and the sad end
01 biscuits. Church t'uir discussed,”
more or less .uni ably. but generally
less. More 01 El ‘s doings. Thet
tn-asurrr's re pnit and how it brought
about ”stun-111011 Thi inciting
disbnnds, 11.111113: accomplished
much as ('\1ltttetl.
Rm I'Z§|‘.\TI'3 .-\l'l‘RAlSl'Zl).
Ft )lukcrs‘ Prop-
-ert\ l‘i. d SI 172.590.
The gstate 1.111110 H l’oth of the
v.Cocsa{(‘t mp'inv. who died in
.xugust. 1:919. Eras \almd. according
to an appraisal MW! in New York yes-
tei'du}. at 31.172.590 not. The items
real estate. $24.90": cash. 322.386.-
chiefly mortgages
notes: securities. 31.104367.
holdings being IllN 1t\ bonds.
$62.30”; ll. &. (l. Comet Company.
Inc., preferred. Sfiit‘fiml.
5109.087. '
The will carries‘a legacy of $1.000
each to Mount Sinai Hospital. Charity
Organization. St" John’s Giuld. Hé—
brew Orphan As‘flum and the Hebrew
Technical institute.
The rest of the
wife. Carrie.
lll’r
Value of R. & (i
Ll I‘t'
vslatc goes to his
who has :1 lit't- (‘statt- in
31.030037; grandauuhter. Marcella
Roth. life estate in $50.09“: brother.
l‘ernando. of San Francisco. and sis-
tei. Julia Kahu. of 640 Lexington ave—
hue \'ew York. $211.09” each; and an—
Otlltl brother. Mack. 01‘ South
walk. and sister. l:t'llil. of San Fran-
cisco. $111.00” each.
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix
Lures, lamps, etc., on the month-
}
the city. Get our estimate be
fore having your housa wired.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134 Washington 8t., 8.- Nomi]:
Phone 450
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
120 Washington street
J UNIOR BOYS’
WASH SUITS
$1.69 up to $2.98
A Large Assortment of
Girls' and Ladies’
MIDDIES
$1. 39 up to $2.98
E
GARDEN
TOOLS
ALIL_8-S or
Pearl, Galvanized and
Black Wire Semen
Cloth
Rosenfield Bros.
Wow/ms MD HOUSE-
nm . mm as
and com— .
. 1
Nor-
1y payment plan, any part 0!?
1
as.
tliossici.
glib-3am Silk. that he “ould be one
thew
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MORE BATTERY (‘. RECRI‘ITS
The new recruiting plan of Battery
0.. by which each of the present
members is held responsible for at
least one rookie is working out finely.
and some of the more energetic are
not content with only one new mem-
ber. so the recruiting officer is ex-
pecting a. busy time 'of it.
Tonight is the regular drill night.
and the publis is cordially
drop in and Show
people take a personal interest and
pride in their new military organ- .
ization. grade tender and juicy meals "from,
Plans for the dance on Friday May ’ t. I ~ :
6th. in conjunction with Godfrey Chat-nooks Marke I
Post of the Loyal Legion are working CHARNOCK'S MARKET .
out nicely and Lieut. Brotherton A Phone 533-2
. ' V0.
cha1rman of the entertainment com- 1' Railroad '
mittee reports that a number of sur- -
prises will be featured. in addition to ' 1.
continuous dancing and other popular --------------------------------- 1A
attractions. Help tht‘ good worl’ , as l
.. M... WOMEN s GREY Pull} :
of either Buttery ot' the Post and buy-
ing at least two tickets.
The next extra drill will be held on
Tuesday evening May 81.
RICCI-RISOBO.
A pretty wwldim: was pt rformcd at
10 o'clock this morning at St. Mary’s
church when Miss Angelina liisolo be—
icame the bride of \medeo liicci. both ' o . 00:
of the m... 1......” r1... .mnmy F1 ench heels. tum soles ........... $9 .
111mg perl'onned ln llm'. Thomas J. WE lNVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR SPRING AND-
in.
The bridesmaid. was Miss Jennio- SUMMER FOOT“
Christiano and the best man Rudolph
.’
RI. “'eldi.
Cassius
police fund. todzn. stated to Sergea
ten ho would subscribe $100 for the
fund. but the other nine must be men
iwho had not previouslx subscribed.
invited to
that the Norwalk
in paying his
subscription of $2.» to the permanent
m
VERBAI; “'AGERS ILLEGAL.
SA}: FRANCISCO. Cal.. April 2‘."
Verbal wagers are in contravontlon ‘
the state anti- gambling law.
mgr to an opinion which Polk: on.
This choir ’3 comm of 10'1"”?! Lanna announced he would cm. .
men. each 0‘ WM ‘1 m 99 “‘13- be entered formally next mm. ‘1'.
flat merit trained (or choral work by' “dd”. we. at ”1. request .2 Frat 0.
the masterfu! condICtor me- T 031mm and tisgar Gill who o'er-u!-
Glydner Richards. who will be with' fimd amoral days ago at the
them. ball park here when, accord“
Of this famous choir the organist police. the} on". overheard In “.F
to the may of Great Britain 8313' “Altai: a verbal bet on the gar,
treat of treat " Dr. J J. Masen 3378' Defense counsel intends to file Q
“The basses are like a pedal organ writ of habeas corpus to test the m.
and their tenor like the warblers 0 .er mm."
the forest." The New York Heral
lays: “Thtr work is a revelation on
the art of slnging.‘ This in the first
meannce of the choir in Connecti:
,cut.
WEBB MALE anon: COMING.
I'nder the auspices ol' the Men‘s
’A-aembly. the Mountain All! \Veuh
choir will appear ax the Norwalk M
'8. church on Saturday night. May 7.
——Dr. Edgar Banks. noted arch...
ocist and lecturer author of. ”m
Bible and the Spade.” uill jive.“ _
illustrated lecture at the Ilillgl.
I! School. Saturday emu ‘ on '3
" ’3'“ 33"“. Md” “0‘10 "I Thousand Miles now. the M
:m f" ”39g! Enemak km Tickets fifty cents .
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SPECIALS
OUAKER MILK MAOARONI, 2 pkgs. . ................. .. . f2:
HEINZ’S BEAN3.u:2reans .. ......... ....... . ”a.
CONDENSED MILK, can ................ .. .195;
TOMATOES .. .. ...................................... . . .
ALL
HUBER'S ICE CREAM, ALL FLAVORS
DAHER 8: SIMON
11‘ SOUTH MAiN STREET
BEAUTY AND Tin: units;
Are more closely allied mun-gm
might think. Good prints Ml. “
ton. lamb, etc., are the foundation
beauty. They paint your cheek rich
the hue of health and give brightuou
to the eye and vivacity to the body
when your table is furnished with lamb
Vic are offering two \erv attractive shlt‘ of Funaffiwboth
are favored models. ' Y ...
Grey Suede, one-strap Pump with Baby 9013‘s; .
heels, welt soles . . . . . ..... . ....... $19.
The other style, in Grey lxid one-strap, with .-
MILTON EL” WOOD
FORMERLY Eli-WOOD & GLOVER
322' W 3311111an Wt, South Norwalk
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.WOM’EN’S SPORT
J/U/fl
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nx‘u,v,u.vm.~nu«
BOYS’ KNICKERBOCKER SUITS—~Some with 2 palm of Pants;
some single Pants—wonderful values . . . . . . . . . .
’MEN’S TAN OXFORDS—Neat Rubber heels . . .99 ........ At $5.00
ZEXTRA LARGE SIZE‘VHOUSE DRESSES
BOYS’ BLACK RUBBER COATS—8 to 16.
ANGORA WOOL SHAWLS—Some with pockets and belt. Colors- . .
Blue, rose, tan, black. Your choice . . . . . . . . . . . ...... At 85.99
".I‘ t 35.
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I! i 13 l
93 . ,. l; .i
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5.; THE OLD RELIABLE! WHERE TnoUsliNDs 0F MEIN AND ; 5
IS WOMEN HAVE THEIR PURCHASES CHARGED. :: ‘
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5:: Spec1als for Tomor1 OW 1;.
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ii .
a: and Saturday ;;
9" . it
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2; 50 SPRING COATS—Ladies and Misses P010 Cloth Oi'Velour; tan, .3
3} blue and reindeer. To close out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... At $12. 98 2:
l: 25 NAVY BLUE SERGE DRESSES—~Broken lots and sizes ; val- ,5"
3 nos 'as high as $20.00. To close out . . . . .$5.98 to >310. 99 l ‘
‘3 25 SILK AND SATIN DRESSES—All colors; broken lots and sizes. ::
:: Toclose'out....................... ..... . $‘l.0.0(lto$l5.99_
:3 25 ALL WOOL TUXEDO SWEATERS—For Women ; 1011}: lines: 3
ii and 4—in. Belt ; all colors ; values to $12.00. To close out ...... .. - .-
if? At $5.00 each 1
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”I; WOOL PLAID STREET SKIRTS—About 10 left. To close out..$2.90 . .4
'3 GINGHAM DRESSES—For Girls, 8 to 14 ..... $1.50 j; "
on....
At $6.98
Special ...... $4.99 j
$1.50;
At $5. 99
SHOES—Black and white.
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Norwalk Chronicler