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Sites 36 and ‘0
A $66.00 value

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furcoihr $10.00
size 36

Weaver-out. Raccoon
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3% Heavy Lined Gloves
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Soft am at ...... $1.50 1%
3?: Mostly small or large sizes :::
3:; Shirts 5%
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35:; $125 shim ....... $0.75 :3
$1.50 Shirts ...... $0.95 :2
maximum 3m: $1.45 :3
$3.00 Shirts ....... $2.15 .3
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wear to Be Listed Later

Watch for Announcement

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(”lit-ohm! >»‘I'9“". Swoornl dislm-l. \\'ill
onto anu llw >' nmr mv ml 9 l‘x‘ (-7‘ 'ho
Trinity. Girls l-‘riv-nolly Hm ll‘7\ .il 'H‘l'
homr lln‘s ruining :1: T .7» o" lurk

—Radiator and Hood Covers.

Aaron Kohn.

 

Hum—v l-I. Mackenrm. stale
m' prohibition. who has been
10 his home. 33 (h'rt-nwnod avenue.
Rollie-l. for sl-vvral days by n slight
illness. resumvd his dutios )(slvrdny.

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vominml

 

—-Coal at loiveet prices. Harris and
Gone.

 

Norwalk Aerie. No. 5A8. Fraternal
Order of Emits. will start a pool tour-
nament this evening. Breisler playing
Bennett. both rated at 85. Other
games will continue nightly. The card
tournament will start next Week.

 

 

——Buy your coal 31: Harris and Gana

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' ,‘ Saturday.

' ot‘ the Public l'tilltios commission on“

 

Under Mahaekemo Hotel

South Noe-walk

"mums.

The first regular meeting or Ophlr
Chapter No. 5:. 0. E. 8. under the
new omoers will be held this evening.

 

 

to the Poultry Show.

-—Come
This

Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
4 week Town Assembly Hall.

The past mastero' degree was con-
ferred last night at a stated convoca-
tion of Washington Chapter, No. 2!.
Royal Arch Masons. '

 

J -—Nash‘s Shoe Repairfihop. 83 No.
Main St.

 

Mrs. Katherine Fitzmanrice. proba-
‘ tlon officer at Stamford reported no
the local police that while in Norwalk
yesterday she had lost a gold wrist
watch.

-—Get the joy in life dispensed by
Joe’Laurlc, Jr” the Pint Size come-
1mm. Palace Thursday, Friday and
Ethel Claytonin“Exit the
Vamp.” Thursday andFrlday.

 

Grand President George wood. of
Bridgeport. will be present at a meet-
‘ing of Welcome Smnger Lodge. No.
364. Sons of St. George. to’ held to-
night. There will be initiation and
a program of eneermlnmem.

.

——Rldinior and Hood covet-n

Aaron Kuhn.

 

 
 
 
 

The newly elected officers of Court
Laurel. Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca. will be installed at a meeting to be
.hold this evening in Red Men's hall.
{Washington street. District Deputy
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Miss Domn will do the installation. A
supper will he served following the
{installation and business meeting.

 

like local police that a mistake

 

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ins Alice Hurley is. ill at her home
on Elm street. First district. .

 

 

Walter J. Howe. or so Taylor any
nue. me completely surprised 34"?“
day evening. ivhen i flaw of his
. ,grlends tendered him Win~honor

lilies Agnes Harris. formerly do! his fifteenth birthday. ”Emails-e.
Stamford and Ernest Wilkensen. were course 91 tho-evening .1 and.
married by new. 'dech at Wiggles mfllndaleed g. Vocal and
Congregational parsonage. ‘Sonth Nwr- instrumental solos were also rendered:
walk Jan. 7.-—Stamford Advocate. [Later in the emdngfihe mate as.

. semblaed in the dining-room. tfzhlfch
—-JOE W JR.— had boa appropriately decor: - or
“Hot sf; aun’edhn; Gouge the occasion. and par-took of a hounf,
Alexander, In “Hard Boiled Kamp- teoue collation. At a late hour the
ton,” and three other acts. Palomsuests departed for their home;
Thursday, Friday and Saturdaquishlng the host many happy returns
Ethel Clam in “Exit. the Vamp" of the day.
Thursday and my. _

At 8 o'clock Thursday night at the“
Girls' and Women‘s club house in Wall

Mrs. Gordon Cave of Flax Hill. road
is confined to her home with a bad

cold.

 

 

The

 

About 50 members .1 Ophlr Chap—
ter. No. 62. O. E. 8.. gave Mm. Elton
Hoyt, formerly Miss Ethel Buzzard,

reel agun i to be a. miscellaneous shower at the home
at a sum at party 5 in: her parents. Expand lire. Herbert

held. At 2 o'clock Friday afternoon

at the clubhouse. 3. cont may will be? M. Bums-d. on mail-field avenue. lea

held downing. Hrs. Hoyt. who recently be-
‘ - came a bride. received many hand-

Minicem Men-man's chapter some gifts. Dancing. music and re-

engrrt‘ained at the our and Women‘s frethenu made the evening an en-

clob house in Wall street. last meiiz. Mable one.

more weoe twenty-bur present. Dur-

ing the evening. musical selections and

dancing min order. Dainty refrain:

menu weer med.

 

 

Lester Gormley. Minor Nahum
fire driver. is remembering friends
with postal cards from Niagara. Falls
and reports ‘he is on his honeymoon.

 

 

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Damage or approximately $25 was
~done to the root of Wheeler's fonnc.
dry on Water street yesterday after-
noon by sparks from the cupola. The
Central station 8.1.9th was sum.
tamed by a. telephone alarm and ex-
tinguished the blue. using about a
gallon.- of chemical.

Miss Gladys Flynn of Flint Hill
,Road was the‘gueet of Catherine Neu-
ihan. of Danbnry. over Sunday.

 

City Clerk Stephen Dokus was a,
visitor in Bridgeport yesterday after-
noon on business.

 

 

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show Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
This week children tree. m [I ll

Hans Kmnold. cellia and compac-
er. died yesterday at his home. 561
:West 147": street. New York. He

this city, who was wanted for pawn; in” one 0! the prominent flames of
bad ch 1 Later on they notified the concert stage. an authority on
' had musical history. and as a. creator of

l u made and that Norwich instead tones for the cello'had few equals. _
of Nor-walk was the town wanted. ‘ Born in Cracou. Poland. m 18'"

he came to this country in 188‘. He
began his musical studies in helpsic.
and later under Julius Volt-ail: in
Berlin. In this country he studied in
New York under Anton Hekklng and
S. Vreeman. Bevan a member or
the symphony orchestras in New
York and Boston. Under the‘dlrec-
tion of 'Walter Damreoch. Bar. Kron-
old toured the linitea'mates and Can-
ada as a soloist for five years. btxin-
ning in 1900. ‘ i
| He had been associated in concert
with Nordica. .Sehummnefieink.
Eamon. de Resake. . David Biepham.

 

The Peelukill. N. Y.. police 'phomd
the local police asking them to hold a.
man stopping at the American Hotel

 

 

The local police received a report
yesterday that \Villiam Price. of
Bridge street .Fast Non'alk. a local
taximan had disappeared. and that
nothing had been heard from him
since about 9:30 on Monday evening.
Price returned to his home last night
having bnee on a business trip out of
town.

Tonight. at the Norwalk Armory.
the Nor-walk basketball five will clash
with the Glenbrook Big Five. This

 

 

3 --JOE LAURIE. m.—

Tho “Pint Size" mnedhn; George
Alexander. in “Hard Boiled Hamp-
ton." and three other acts. Palace
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Ethel Clayton in “Exit the. Vamp"
Thursday and Friday. .

 

At 2 o'clock {his afternoon members

to hold a hearing in the council
chambers [it the City Hall on the pe—
tition of the Norwalk & Ilunhun'

Transportation company regarding the
plan to ambush a Norwalk to Ilnn~
bury bus lino.

V~Iionr ”Hamilton Holt on “The l’n-‘
tot-national Outlook" tonight. S. Nor-
wnlk M. E. Church. 75c.

Thi' Contra] l-‘iro station was callr-d

should be a corking game. inasmuch
as the Glenbrooks will use the same
lineup which they had when they do-
featrd the K. of C. team. Monday
night. In the preliminary game. the
Butchers will play the fast aBthery C
quintet.

Schwenlm and othrr artists. He
was also 'cellist in Grace Chmh. All
Angels' Church and the West End
‘Colleglate Church. He had also play-
rd under the direction of Emil Pour.
Anton Scldl. Dvorak and Tschnikov—
sky.
Following several coinplainto from Jr. Kronold left a wife, who was
moments of the city about a man Visit» Rose luschel. and whom he married
inz their houses and wanting to clean in 1895. and two daughters. flora
chimneys. Police Sergeant .l. Harry and Sophie Kronold.
Gibson apprehended the man. and ———-—— ~-
pluced him under detention at policr \VIIA'I‘SOEVER 03W; OPP‘ImS
headquartom The man wm be placed ‘ Mix! Lillian Gem “are; again an
under observation this afternoon to POUR“! leader 0f tim_ffi"hltsoerrr(tlr-

determine some: further details about “9 0f the King's Dim. of the
him. ,s‘outh Nor-walk Congregational church

 

 

 

lhold imam-relay afternoon. at the harm-
“of Mrs. F. .l. Bradbury. 40 llayvim

Somebody out of touch with truth. ‘ovenue.

DIAMOND DYI-ZS HALF 0831111."
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out by llox So at 7:30 o'clock last night.
11 was found. wYun the liromon and
apparatus arriu-d. that lhen- was a

strortvs. “'lm'h. )lO‘V‘I‘Yl'l‘, was not
llirunh-mn: any liuildlmrx Tlox .".l
was tho- murrst L-ux. but ihis was not
rung.

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The annual svssmn of Monk-tr (Hot-
‘to. Nu. .m, M. (l. \' l'. H. IL. i911! bl‘
Fill'ltl 4m Friday a wning of this week.
l\\‘hrn llxr officers will he s-lccted for

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(flu-

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10mm): year. The final reports
I .‘l «'ummiltms will ho had :11 this
mw-linn and flu» propomul nm-nd—
mnms m :m- h~.~-1nus will lm read. TE.-
"Sink (‘ommilth' will preside ul‘ter
llw mot-liner. ‘

 

—-(&ot the joy in life (“spousal by
[Jon Laurie. .lr.. the Pint Size come-
,dian. Palom- Thltrsday. Friday and
imtunlay. Ethel Clayton in “Exit the
iVamp." Thursday and Friday.

We have a new and complete line
of
Bottles. Fountain
Syringes, etc.

Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk

Water

 

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to earn a “raise’

and do the saving.
During war time,

month.
The oldest boy, a
isolready planning

 

A Married Couple’s Plan
Eight years ago they decided to slow a
college fund for their three boys.
The husband agreed to do his level best

year; his wife would plan the expenses

kept his salary growing. She has man.
aged to save something almost, every

 

 
 
 

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and afterward he he's

 
 
 
 

junior in high school,
his college. education.

 
 

 

grass tirt- lu-iwm‘n Grove and Meadow l serve host."
5 All this your _:\ concern that helped lTh“ ““10“" maintainers WP? am" "h

.nnce gum there is no sentiment in Other oll‘im-rs who were also what»
lousiness. Anozhi'r. greater in wisdom. 90‘3“”. “1"” Mrs. AFN“? Nash. vice»
declared: "The-y prom most who V’PaGPT: Mrs. John Prone". secretary;

and Mrs. Isabflllormlliuns, treasurer.

:mt Burlington. Vermont. on the map 'appolnted.
01 national business. is celebrating the 1 F9‘10Wllm “l" reports and the ”“3“
'ty years of successful service of 01013953 0" ”W moefing. ‘9“- was 59"?“
‘womanhood of the world. “Diamond and a PM?“ hour ‘il-H’S’9d-

tllyvs" is half a century old and they '
‘nro inning: in series of happy episodes
'10 mukc the anniversary a noteworthy;
(an’.

"Diamond Dyes“ is a heroic exam-
‘plv or the power of advertising. mr
ithc- plant of small beginnings now cow C —'\~ 0mm, The. reports of the work
era a city block. The business was.“h°w“d “ henlthy" expansion. Dates
built on ”making good" the udvertis- {were 5” m" 1h“ following events:
ing that has made "Diamond Dyes"l Young Men's Simday~April 23Td‘
a household word. Possibly the Financial CamP“£““-“9m 3‘ ‘0

 

("OI ' NT? 1.2 X13011?" \‘ E. (‘OMRHTTE I“.
MEIJI‘S.

Tho regular January Meeting of tho

County Y. M. C. A. executive commit-

tee was hvld in the new County Y. M.

 

greatest asset of this proved aid to 3'3- '

economy is the good will of fumjum Annun‘ Convention—May 9th.
that run’throug'h generations. Young
women roll that their mothers and
grandmother-x before them. were Dia~
mond Dye. enthusiallts. They like the
Diamond “service plan.“ which makes

committm- was mrluvged for Tuesday.
31‘. ch ‘4th

 

 

A meeting- of this Craftsmen

to "dye old things new.“ “fall street. A committee to nominate
The Wells & Richardson mph: are officers for the ensuing'yrar \vus ap-

KOing to make the. golden jubilee of pointed. The committee follows:
Diamond Dyes nation wide. They will Arthur R. Pitch. ‘J. A. Aylor. James
do this by the biggest newspaper ad-§Bedient. Alltred S Noyes and G- 17--
vertising awroprintion ever made inQCOh'ar. . ‘

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the fifty years of service. . .
. ‘ —~Coal at Harris: and Gone.

 

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Fire ‘ Alarm ‘

Loses Some of Its Tamers
When You Rent ‘

 

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mucosa!

a self-mad? man.
and business gumption.
himself to the top.
beginning. 'We shall hold him in sa-
cred memory and cherish the thought

' MTZ’S

CLEARANCE SALE

 

 

 

 

 

 

Actual Reducfié'm 4,2. : v ‘ ‘ ::

One-Third to One-Half? ‘..

 

mum's- Quality Shani
Taonxlx'igrmcrs OFFICERS. 3
Entire ma Mommas—elected

{or the Easting Yer.
The regular monthly meeting

apectivie values.
The election was as follows:
Captain—Joseph H. Layaen.
First [dents-Ernest Laden.
Second Lieut—Frank Scully.
Rec. Sec—John McGarrle.
F‘in. Sec.———D. H. Weeks.
Treasurer—Willi: Senor.
Asst. Trolls—Joseph Cahill.
Engln- ' oer—George S. Alkin.
Asst. EngineeP—William Bartram.

ERIPLO'YES amass REGRET.

 

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The employee of the Modern Gro-"
cery Company held a. meeting. on
,Monday. at which time a. set of reso-
lutions ’were drawn up.

which has been tmnsmltted in

Noted cans: and Cmoser Dies " family.
The resolutions upon the death of t
the '

Joseph Abraham; madden: of
Modern Grocery Company. follow:

"In the death of Joseph Abrahamn;
we. employee of the lilodern Grocery
Company. have sustained a great loss
For several years he has been presi-
dent of the company. by which we are
employed. and be has rendered it sig-
nal service. and it will he haul to fill
his lace. He was an excellent judge
on and knew very well the nor-
He had a
healthy. robust and joyous nature and
a pleasing personality.
good to him and he was always cheer-
ful and optimistic. He was essentially
By dint of diligence
forced
from an obscure

of
mi limitations of nature.

he

that his spirit is still with us.

There Is No Bath.

That seems so is transition.

This life 01‘ mortal breath

ls but a suburb of the life Elysian.

\Vhoso portal we call Death.
The resolutions were sagn‘ ed by

133 ny.

The funeral of Mr.

12 Elmwood avenue. Jud};0

N. Y.. for cremation.

 

——Buy your Victrola a: Donnelly's

. on easy weekly payments. Store open
.at the annual meeflng of the church. evenings until 9 P. 31,

a! .
Phoenix Engine 00.. No. l. was held
last evening. The entire list of old
officers were reelecwd to their re-.

Sympathy o- lineman
Abraham

3. copy of
the

Life seemed

all
of the thirty employee of the com-

Abrahams was
held this morning. from the late homo .
John
Keogh pronounced on eulogy ox er theI
remains of the deceased, which were
shipped this afternoon. to Fresh Pond.

 

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it clear that tor-"a few cents n is easy was held last night at its rooms ll“.

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Sure Relief

 

25¢ and 75¢ Packages [warm-men:

 

 

Nowell & ' Murray

Gothic“ and Makers
"To Hen Who Know”
it: Wuhlngton 8L. 8o. Non-walk

 

Men’s $4.00 Heavy Cor-
duroy Pants

Special ..--........$235

 

 

 

 

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KNflWefiON’T
GUESS a

Nobody kzmws what
3 he is going to do. But
anybody can lmow what

‘7 he handbag Keep your

‘aecoimts with this bank,
.mdyom‘ cheek book will
always showr‘ what you
have done.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 11.1922

 

 

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Tickets For Sale Here.

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ONCERT

Victor Artists 7

Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenm1

. Poli’s - Theatre, Bridgeport

Sunday Attemoon, January 15th. at 3 :HU (mm

 

 

 

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GARitISON and WERRENRATH

3' ,54637—Dixie

64808—th
teen

, aisle—Happy Bars
M395—Emmct’s Lullaby

64" 733—Khaki

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I “'83 Seven— 54897—0)‘p\5 I,
£4863~~Dmm
64850—31my ..:
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Victrolas Sold On Easy Payments

- The

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NiNE O'CLOUE

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0:: Women's and Kisses Coats, Dresses. Suits 3:.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest

THE PARIS

33 South Main Street

Ten years from now many young: pmmlw w

ill-'C'QSS will 10

wk back in 19222 as like fir?) 111mm: :
careers—1hr starting: of their Opportmiiy Fund
he one of ”mm? ‘w‘i‘nj: Tm? 11ml.»

Will you

Hamilton 8110!)

WALL STREET

CLEAN UP SALE

ESTABLSSHED 20 YEARS AGO

NUVV and open a Savings Acoounl TODAY?

We C(ll‘tllall)‘ invite tho your}:

and Vicinity
A Monday

inch
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Farm

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in 'huihl their “pylon mny

(nu-nines from 7 in 8

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Fairfield County Savings

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Norwa‘lk. Conn.
fety for All—First of

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Milling.

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at the price“ of Cotton

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in mind—~10 give comfort and ~le ‘~"

58 iii. 99111133,th Fglt Mattress
50 5. Layer Edi Mattress, A grade

50 lb.
50 lb.
35 lb.

a

Layer Felt Matl’fiess, B grade
Cotton Mattress ...............
Pure Silk Floss Mattress .....

“PM realm-cases are covered

in alll’lil‘? iv
the best. Infinity (12:; im};

Come In and See Them.

 

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