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Miss Mary McCormit. who has made. a hit with the Chicago Opera
Company, staifid her career “hulldtgglng” on the plains of New Mex-
icu and Colorado. She was "discovered" by Mary Garden and put
through a year's hard study Her success She is
knuWn as the “Girl with the (:illllt‘ll Voice."
was in st untaneous
MAY BE GOVERNOR-
CENERAL OF IRELAND
NEW HUNGAB‘IAN ENVOY.
'l'he l‘l'll‘l of Athlone. y iillllv'i’.
brother of Queen Mnry. “21> lir‘t"l
mentioned in ("Ontlm‘tiun with the
appointment of n Governor-lion-
ernl of the Irish Free State. The
Earl was in line for the sumc pus!
in (‘nnnrln and would hum» i'lt'-
(coded the Duke of Connunght in
that Offlt‘” in Hill but for (’h' out-
lwcak if the world weir.
(‘onnt Lnszlo Szechenn well
known in diplomatic circles and
hnshund of the former Gladys
Vanderbilt. has been appointed
t‘n- lznilnpcst Government.
DIREC'IS EXECUTION OF HAN W'lOSE LIFE SHE SAVED.
Minister to the l'nitcd States by '
itfi‘ntfiifiifi); . ”Y‘s 13-1).- . ,3.
om... 31...
Is now in full swing and a throng of delighted customers . .1 ‘ .
that the people of N orwalk apprecmte our effqrts Wit?» .
"force busy. The sales showed
Blue Pencil.
While many lots were quickly— depleted, we have found many new lots to ta
place. and there are many items not listed, that
this sale. and who are invited to come again.
kept the augmentet sun...-
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kc 1.2.4..
will interest those who have already “is? ‘
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EXTRA GOOD BLANKETS AT EXTRA
LOW PRICES
$4.25 Beacon Blankets, white, grey or)
tan Blue Pencil Price .............. $3.98
$4.75 Beacon Blankets, white, grey or
MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT
UN DE‘WEAR
Cooper and Other Standard Malays.
Were S2.25—$2.50-$2.75—
Blue Pencil Price ....... Si. if;
Men’s Shirts or Drawers
« ' P ' ............ $4.19 - , . .
V i . tan' Blue Penal rice \\ ere 81.95. I’ Blue Penal Price ....... Mill} fl
.9 l . 5.75 ‘Vhite Beacon Blankets— - ’ . _ if;
i ,4, Blue Pencil Price .................. $4.50 BOYS UnlOll Suits .4.
i g 35.75 Beacon Plaid Blankts—— Were $125-$250. ‘ . . __ .
i Blue Pencil Price .................. $4.75 Blue Pencil Price. . . . lawns. :
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Mrs. Betty It. Tuber. Wt-ll
known in social circles. whose
marriage to Alexander llompre.
president of a large furniture
corporation and a Michigan finan-
$8.00 Beacon, Extra Heavy Plaid Blan-
kets—Blue Pencil Price ............ $6.50 _
$7.50 Beacon Indian Blankets——
cier. was it result of :1 romance Blue Pencil Price .................. $5.98
, that began in Miami, F11. List
i your.
NOVELIST NEAR DEATH.
.lonn Kendrick Bangs, famous
playwright. humorist. novelist
and lecturer. whose condition is
reported to he very low.
TO SEE EXILED MOTHER.
. .~ . ,.v:».'.vi.-...;~:\;(;;
Former Empress Zita of Hun-
gary, now in exile on the isle of
Madeira. has been granted per-
mission to see her eldest son,
Otto (shown above), who is in
Switzerland.
SCREEN STA{ TO WED AGAIN
$12.00 Extra Heavy Beacon Blankets,
silk binding all around, fancy pat-
terns. Blue Pencil Price .......... $9.75
$5.98 Traveling Rugs——
Blue Pencil Price .................. $4.75
Part Wool Blanketskwhite only, silk'
binding. . Blue Pencil Price ........ $5.98
All Wool Army Blankets, tan only——
Blue Pencil Price . . . . . . . . : ......... $6.50
$5.75 Beacon Bathrobe Blankets. A lim-
ited number left over from the Christ-
CHILDREN’S \VINTER COATS
$5.00. Blue Pencil Price ......
were $7.00. Blue Pencil Price ......
Were 5.99.00. Blue Pencil Price ...... $7.75
Were $10.50. Blue Pencil Price ...... $9.00
Were $11.50. Blue Pencil Price. . . . . $10.00
Were $12.00. Blue Pencil Price ...... $9.98
Were $15.00. Blue Pencil Price ...... $11.98
Were $16.75. Blue Pencil Price ...... $13.98
$4.00
$6.00
Were
CHILDREN’S SLEEPING GARMENTS
Good Quality Outing Flannel
Were $1.35. Blue Pencil Price ........
Various Odd Lots——
Ginghams Blue Pencil Price... 19c yd.
Percales. Blue Pencil Price . .-.»\25c yd.
Cretonncs. Blue Pencil Price . . . 50c yd.
89c
Children’s "‘Made Well” Sleeping Garments
Were $1.69. Blue Pencil Price ....... $1.19
Boys’ Outing Flannel Pajamas
Were $2.00. Blue Pencil Price ....... $1.59
WINTER GLOVES—BLUE PEN C ILE i l.
. Men’s Leather Work Gloves
W ere $1.25. Blue Pencil Price .......
Leather Palm Driving Gloves
Were $1.50. Blue Pencil Price .......
Men’s Suede Gloves
Were $3.50. Blue Pencil Price ....... .‘
Men’s Fabric Gloves
$2.00. Blue Pencil Price ....... $1.59
Ladies’ Chamoisette Gloves
Were $100-$125. Blue Pencil Price . .
Ladies’ Fabric Gloves
\l'ere 75c. Blue Pencil Price .........
Children’s Wrist Length Gloves
\\'ere 75c. Blue Pencil Price .........
890
980
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1.98
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Were
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WOOL TRIMMINGS
\\'ere 75c.
\Yere 25c.
Blue Pencil Price ....... 50c yd.
Blue Pencil Price . ..... 'l9c yd.
.. .mx.
MEN’S HALF HOSE (Broken Lots)—
BLUE PENCILED
Natural (‘olor “’ool ................... 3%".
High Grade Cotton .................... 21%
Boys’ Black Cat Stockings
\‘l'ere 50c. Blue Pencil Price . . . . . . . . . . Slat-
Were 59c. Blue Pencil Price ........... 3H
WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
Were 25c. Blue Pencil Price .......... iUt’
RIBBONS 5 in.-7 in. WIDE
Blue Pencil Prices .......... 45c, 59c, 79c iii.
J UST A FEW BED SPREADS AT
BLUE PENCIL PRICES '
SILK on wooL FLOSS'
Was 28c. Blue Pencil Price ...........
29"
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE .
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KRONOLD SICK
.\li\~ Clara Hau‘n. Tnmlpeter Soloist,
Delights Congregation at First
it was announced last week that the
eminent “cellist. Hans Kronold. would
plus~ at the Sunday exeningservice of
the South Norwalk Methodist church.
Until Saturday afternoon it was ex- .
pected he would.
came on Saturday afternoon saying he
had taken seriously ill with pneumon-
ia and would not be able to play.
a bit of good fortune, Miss Clara. Ha.-
ven. trumpeter soloist of
Brass quartet. of New York city, Was
secured for the evening‘s special mu-
Miss Haven plays with a beauti-
ful. pure and sweet tone, with power
or softness. as the occasion
She rendered four selections.
the most effective of all
Sweetly Solemn Thought." which fol-
lowed the sermon and closed the new;
The evening sermon theme was 03
the thing itself. This is what the for-
givcncss Christ promises involves. He
does not promise freedom from the
consequencesfigof sin. but from sin it-
self. "He shall save his people from
their sins." is the New Testament note.
And, when a man feels the burden
lifted from his shoulders by the par-
doning grace of God. the hidden
sources of strength are opened to him.
and he becomes the master over, in.
stead of the mastered by. his sins. as.
“'IT'H PN EUBION [A
)1. 1:3. Church:
Lucia Forest Eastman. harpist, will
furnish the special music for the even~
ing service in‘thisfichurch next Sunday
evening. Mrs. Eastman has been
heard before by lake numbers of peo-
ple in the church, and many have ex-
pressed pleasure' at the mrivilege of
hearing her again. A large congrega-
tion was present last night. - ' .
COME BACK
PLANNED BY .
- ‘LEGIONAIRES
‘v—n—
(buttoned from First page. . .
But a telegram
By
the Aida
demands.
Perhaps
was "one
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of Control has been attacked by writ. Ir'u“.
and complaint dated December 341. ivvork is done in one im..
1921. in which James D. McKenna. of another. For nine
New Britain. and Charles E. Lock~ 'l’ear 3200.000 was
hart of New Haven. are parties plain- thousands of former w ;-.
tiff on which co‘mplaint a. temporary an expense of tour pill"
injunction has been granted restrain-
ing the treasurer of the Legion, Con-
necticut Department, from carrying
out the. order of the Board of Control
and the purposes of the act creating
such state fund, now be it voted that
the state commander and two mem-
bers to be named by him constitute a
committee which is hereby authorized
and directed to employ counsel on be-
half of the American Legion. Connec-
ticut Department, to co-operate_with
the attorney-general! 0; Connecticut
representing the State Board of Con-
trol in defense of said act creating
said state funds for the aid of Con-
necticut soldiers, sailors and marines
ot‘the world 'war aim the issues raised
in said writ and complaint."
The American Legion executive
committee also authorized the‘ publi-
cation of a statement issued by Treas-
I
four besides the
"We Will in? .4
ur record correctly 1W ..
public," says the Conlllli"
statement.
I'nder Comptroller liiw
ion, two state auditors ;:'~ .:
ent 80ng over the books cw :
office in New Haven. and 0'
reasurer Butter-worth sin: ‘
elcomed the fullest imv Fl)» '
o the administration of fl.‘ 5
“This is to be a chim. '~
now on," declared a many...
executive_ committee aft. r 1‘
ing Saturday.‘ “Treasura' F
worth has home the brurt of t!
osi‘fibn to the Legion alt?
l
.‘r
nderstood that this oppo. :iir‘
rive against the Americ... L»
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urer Butterworth, Judge William J.
Malone and Major Morgan G. Bulk-
ely‘ffl'r" wherein the » treasurer says
that for nine months: the administra-
tion ‘0: the fund wasca'rrled on‘with‘
the use of his oiflcegmd furniture rent
free. The" statement also declared
t‘hatat present the Legion is handling
between $00 and ado'casea weekly in
this? ~and {about twenty ms: in
Other states. .‘ Asmanyah ‘2,800 ém- ‘
. . ,_ . . .,. :_. I ' ofcssor 3-35
Have been handled- in a single week, ggfgfilcgfgz :2 given pm 2%
'saysthe statement. ‘ -
. . » . . . no. new! would embab” W i
. Therein now a. cgntrsl‘lofice start (if -“_T_ Ila 9“. a good 13119.1 _..... ,. ‘ ’
'“The F0 iveness 0! Sins.”- Though'
the fact called by many diflerenl:
names, theoqe thing- about which all
right. thinking people in common are
concerned is this fact that religion
calls“ sin. ’It".nia.y manifest Itself at
large in the "-wnrid as poverty. ' as
. crime, as sickness: or it run manifest
and time when she weds George itself more personally to as: man. as
Carmthers, millionnalre ”oft-8" guilty' cohséie'n‘iee' ‘33 em1aYinjlabit.
man of Montreal. Canada... Mist, - .
Calvert is the widow of Pain Or as evil influence. The one thing
»- , . , needed is nuts fictitious wiping out of
Armstrong, playwright. lilo dam. . _‘ :1. , « ‘ " "
for 9.“, lat h b n t. the recold 0: sin. ind freedom from,
». and nothing less.
that administers the fund for the Le-
gion. .
The following resolution was un-
anim‘ously adopted at the_ meeting
Saturday’: . -7 L f , -
“Whereas, The American Legion.
Connecticut . Department has been ad-
.minlsterlng.the. state“, fund as the
agent’of the “state ~Boa1‘7d Qf‘AContrpl
its .‘diréction
AROUIS OKUMA STILL ALIVE.
Likum’al’
Centering Calvert. screen and
stage tar , will enter updn
the sea or matrimony tor the sec:
TOKIO, Jan. 8.——4Mali]‘quis ndi'
e aged statesman, w ose L” .
t'coma led to reports of firth—.1133;
till'alivo at 5 o'clock this aim l
Mrs. Gunda Martindale, Sheriff
0:” :mfitbn'lzféllarl Throat. whose life she saved, when ,
"‘“fu'mors triod‘to lynch him when they found the . - . *
@9011?” .91 "1‘99? 9""!!! 11.1705“ 323..“qu 51129;.
and "in lacordfinc‘o" with
and We: 21% . . .
. "whereas. {gna‘ ring/fallout!" inan-
nex- otaoe’doinsasvétéd “by "said Beard
‘ ' itscommendimit"1'“a‘eum“""'rsn¢n “at.
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