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DAVIS
‘xs wAsnmoTon. STREET
So. Ngfigwialus.
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Reduced Prices
Entire Stock of
High Grade
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS », i . -
that represent the very but '3
in material, style and tailor- .i
log. Every article "
OUR OWN STOCK
Not goods bought for sale
purposes.
Stern-Mb
Kirschbaum .:
Clothcraft ‘
$35 to $37.60, now $29.50
$40 to 046.00, now $34.16
$50 to $55.00, nOW'mlFD
Here fire a Few Odds
All Mackinaws . m.
Two Imitation Leather
Coats ....... . . . $5.00 .
Sizes 36 and 38
Two Real Leather
Coats ...... . . . . $12.50 .3
Sizes 38 and 42
One Reversible Leather
Coat . . $40.00
Size 36-49000 value
I‘wo Soft. Leather 7
Goats ......... . $30.00
A real line garment
Sizes 36 and 40
On Our
In it. .2.
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E. K. BANKS
Dry Goods Store
Unper Mahackerno Hotel
300”: Norwalk
wall NEWS F”
A Salmag'undi my will be held at
8 o'clock tonight at the Girls' and W0-
men's clubhouse in Wall street. Spe-
cial: prizes have been arranged for.
—-Coa1 at Harris and Guns.
L. C. Hale. of the Western l'nion
Telegraph Company, is the speaker
today at the Kiwanis luncheon, his
topic being "Time and how to get
‘more Of it."
—-’—‘Buy your Victroln- at Donnelly‘s
’ron easy weekly payments. Store open
- evenmgs‘unt‘ll 9 P. M.
Attorney Jesse 'l‘. Dunbar will speak
upon the topic of "Circumstantial Evi-
..dence" at the meeting of the Men‘s
Club of the South Nor-walk Congrega-
tional church next Sunday. January
15th.
—TKOMAS DIEIGHAN—
‘nnd Agnes Ayres in “Guppy Ricks" at
the Regent today and tomorrow.
' ”Paramount's best.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia A. Mc—
Carthy was held at {o'clock this af-
ternoon from the Wilton Cong-regu-
tional church. Rev. ll‘rcd Bunker. pas—
tor. officiated and uu‘l‘lal was in Joe
~EHill cemetery.
A $65.00 value in}
One Sheep Lined Goat,
fur collar ...... $10.00 til:
Size 36 iii
One Overcoat, Raccoon fizz;
Collar ......... $10.00 Ff.
3;) Size 42 33.;
E} Odd Gaps ES
.22; ~l w, $1.50 & $2.00.values #22::
at? 500 112%?
E3: Outing Flannel Pajamas '=ZI=.'
,3? $1.45 , 15%}
i} Outing Flannel Night lg:
f; Shirts ' '
L, 850 1%?!
3; Heavy Lined Gloves 3%)
g: Onethird Off 31::
Soft Hats at ...... $1.50 3%.
Mostly small 0r large size-s 5%:
. us
Shirts is:
Here Are Some Big Values it;
$1.25 Shirts ....... $0.75 35:;
$1.50 Shirts ...... $0.95 :2):
52.00 and $2.50 Shirts $1.45 5;:
$3.003hjrts $2.15 f":
20 Per Cent on All iii:
Better Shirts ‘vf;
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Some Broken Lots of Under- 'a
wear to Be Listed Later ‘
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I cm tonight. Following Hu-
‘mg a social time will he cnjnlrd.
Narruk will hold installation
~—THOMIAS LIEIGHAN—
1 \umw Ayres in “Guppy Ricks” at
in cont today and tomorrow.
'.'.ll‘ll)llnt'.~ W.
« 1 Mrs. Ccorgv- li. \Vho-tmorc.
lilm streets, an- today cclcbrat-
z-llh anni‘.‘crsury of their wcd-
Chlotto will bc at Wash-
hrlagfi. Friday, a. m. to o
with all kinds of fresh fish.
until 9 p. m.
7 P":
F?
Mrs willdman. the patient who es- _
. i from Dr. McF‘arland's institutc Water Bottles, Fauntaln
Htport early in the week. is still ,
wrly according to a report re— Syringes, etc.
in tho uptown police last night. .
, m 1 a n a c Stillson-Powell Corp.
~ 3.1 aor an 00 overs
r‘ u. Kobn. South Norwalk
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1311! mm mm .; '
The Building committee of Butler
Lodge. No. 97, I. 0. 0. R. will hold a
meeting on Friday evening of this
week.
Charles Taylor received first prize
and Maurice M. Nutting Consolation
prize at the regular card night held at
the South Norwalk club last evening.
—0nr Annual
starts Sat. Jan. 14th.
00.
“Bedding Sale"
Angevlne Flu-n.
Members of the Norwalk Hospital
Sewing society are holding an all-day
session today at the home of Mrs...
Robert Brothel-ton. Newtown terrace.
Prof. Bun-ill. of Colmnbia. Univer-
r—sity. 'delivered the regular lecture at
current events of themast week at the
Nor-walk High School yesterday after-
noon.
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—Concert by the Chamber Music
Art Society of New York. Auspices
of Town Teachers“ Association.
Friday evening. Jan 13, 1922. Tick-
ets $1.00.
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A regular meeting of Ophir Chap-
Oer. No. 52. 0. E. S.. was held last
evening at the rooms on South Main
street. No special business was tran-
sacted. l
The meeting. postponed from last
evening because of the weather. to
form a. Community Club in Broad
River. will be held on Monday even-
ing. it clear.
Hood covers
—Rndlntor
' uron‘ Kohn.
and
Raynor Wei-me. commander of the
Franck C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
American Legion. will attend a meet-
ing of the Legion County Comman-
der's association to be held in Green-
wich tonight.
There will be a most important
meeting of South Norwalk Council.
No. 1253. Knights'of Columbus. at the
rooms. West W'ashington street this
evening and cvery member is urged
to be in attendance.
played by Thomas Melghan support-
ed by Agnes Ayn-es. The justly ram-
ous story of Peter Kyne—a Para-
xnouut pk-turc, at the Regent today
and tomorrow. Other nltraciions.
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A cockcr spaniel owncd by Fred-
.erick \‘V. Knapp. of 1 Railroad al'cnuc.
‘ls to l‘li' (-xhlhili-d :11. ill!» \Vcstminlstcr
‘Kcnncl (luh's 46th annual dog: show
to he held l-‘ehruary isth. at Madison
.Squarc Garden. Now York.
% .——Bring the children to tho poultry
show Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
,This wco k childrcn {rt-e.
Miss llvzllricc Mead. of thc local
traffic ulvlvllrlmwnt of lhc- Southern
New England ’l‘clcphong company. has
returnwl ul‘tcr :1 Visit with his grand-
parents. l’olics- (‘zlptzlin :lnd Mrs.
Jamcs J. Ncrilry. Greenwich.
Lucia l-‘orcst Eastman. lulrpisl. will
play at the Sunday morning sr-rvlcc in
thc South Nnrwulk .\l~~lhodist church
ncxt Sunday eve-mug. Shi- will l‘cndcr
ll. numlwr of solos. :ll’ltl will clso ac-
company an vocal sclcctiou by )lrs.
Snavv‘l)‘.
—HARDB()ILED '.‘-—-
\'nu'll say ycs and no who“ you $09
Gcnrgc Alcxamlcr in “Harllboflcll
Hampton" (a vaudeville act) Palace
tmln)‘. Pour others including Joe
Laurie. .h'.. pint size comedian. Ethcl
(111510" in “Ex". The Vamp". Sumo
-——(‘onccrl hr the Chamber Music
,Art Society of New York. Auspices
of Town Teachers‘ Association,
Friday cvening. Jan 13, 1922. Tick-
‘cls $1.00.
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"Alhlclics"
discusscul all th"
will hc the subject to bc
regular assembly of
the senior High School next W'cdncs—
day morning. It is planned to have
a special program for tho purpose of
arrousing enthusiasm in sports.
I ——0ur Annual “nodding Sale"
{starts Sat. Jan. 14th. Angcvinc Furn.
C0.
A very successful penny social was
I lll‘lll Tuesday cvcning at I‘. (l. S. of A.
Hall givcn by Old “'0” (‘ommandery
l’. (l. (l. C. About 30 mcmhcrs and
their families attended. Grab bag.
music and dancing was enjoyed by all.
A finc supper was servr-d.
-—-( ‘AN "1‘ BEAT HD5—
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly are
celebrating their second wedding an-
niversary today.
Plans for a minstru Show m be giv-
en in the near future by the Nor—
walk Club are being made.
Guests at the Royal
ton and E. B. Babbitt. Fitchburg,
Mass.
...Buy your can! at Harris and Gus.
Directors of the. National Bank of
'Norwalk and the Central Trust com-
pany will meet this afternoon
to elect officers for the coming year.
The annual meeting of Monker
Grotto. No. 56. M. 0. V. P. E. R., is to
be held this evening. at the rooms on
South Main street. There is also con—
siderable business to be transacted.
Deputy Great Sachem Wilbur Hub-
bell and staff of Cockenoe tribe jour-
neyed to Bridgeport last night where
they installed the newly elected offi-
cers of “Yowopum tribe. ‘
-——Na.sh‘s Shoe Repair Shop. 83 No.
Main St.
The cases of six jitneymen. charged
with violating the Jltney ordinance.
hemiah Candee in the 11me city
court this morning, went over until
Saturday morning. N
The third of a. series of interesting
lectures was delivered yesterday after-
noon by C. D. VanHorn to a large
audience at the Royal James hotel.
“Scientific Eating" was the subject of
the lecture.
The case of Mike Nicholas is to
come before Judge ‘George H. Vos-
burgh. in the downtown court. tomor-
row morning. Nicholas is accused of
stealing a. Buick automobile. owned by
Jaseph Grumbly. of North Main street.
At the. home of Miss Edythe B.
Bum 19 Arch street. tomorrow night.
there will be a meeting of the Y—4
class of the Nor—walk M. E. church.
Plans for an entertainment and social
to be held in Fiabruary will be dis-
cussed.
——Pl~ize Waltz. Fri. 13th. Hevessy's
Hall. Lexington Ave, by Y. P. H. A.
has wsigned his position there and is
now a specialist on government tax
returns. He has taken an office with
Keogh & Candt-c. in the City National
Bank building. on \Vashington strect.
—coal at lowest prices. Harris and
3on5.
Joseph Lycellr- and Joseph Hard-
mnn. baritone and humorist rv‘spcc»
lively appear herr- on thc night of
January thh. when ludics' night will
he held at the South Norwalk club.
Au entertaining program has hecn
prcpared. Dancing. for which ‘Spcidel's
V0 sir, not Jon Lnnric. Jr.. at lllc‘
[Palace today in “W'HATICARlCfl‘
Four other great acts and Ethel (‘lay-l
run in “I‘L‘lt The Vamp." Makc it b»:
idny if you can, if not, some Show in-
{ marrow.
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. l.:lll_\' \Yllshinztnn Lmlgc will hold
mH-tim: tonight in Red Mn-n's Hull. .'
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l Main Sll‘f’é'l. (iriiccrs will hl- installwl'
h} Ristvr Kathrriuc Rurns. deputy of
Bridgeport. liclcmllions will lie Inn-—
luau! from lln- South Norwalk. “'l'st-
orchestra will furnish the music. Will
follow.
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—-CAN‘T BEAT EDI——
No sir. not Jnc Laurie. Jr.. at the
Palace today in “\VHATICARE.”
Four other great acts and Ethel Clay-
ton in “Exit The Vamp." .‘Iakc it to-
day if you can, if not, samc show to-
nwn‘uw.
FOOD PRICES DECLINED
WASHINGTON. Jan. .12.——ltetail
food prices in 126 principal ClllPs in
"‘“W and ”on"? tomorrow it "O“.port and llridgcporl lodges. M. nilwmzthe United States decreased 12 to 13
can’t bc thcrc today.
A scorc ol‘ mcal tickets issued by the
Ccntrzll Labor l'nion to rclicx'v thi-
hnrrzcr of tha- unemployul hnx‘c hccn
placcd in the hands of the First Dis-
‘trlct police for distribution to ‘those
who deserved them. The tickcts cn—
titlr- tho lu-urcr to a bowl of soup and
‘11. cup of col‘fl-v at )lcCllrllH'S rcslzlur-
mil in \anr-r strcet.
—"(‘APPY KICKS!"—
plnycd by Thomas .‘lcighan support-
ed by Agnes Ayros The justly tam-
om Story of Peter Kylie—u Porn.-
mOunt picture. at the Regent today
and tomorrow. Other attractions.
We have a. new and complete line
of
The husband agree
to earn .a “raise”
and do the saving.
Mb-
The oldest boy,
is . already planning
'A Married Couple’s Plan
Eight years ago they decided to save a
college fund for their three...boys.
yearyhis wife-“would plan'tlle expenses
During war time, and a
kept his salary groaning.
cgod .to save something
a junior
d to do his level best
or promotion
fterward he has
She M gmnu
:amt " .31?
in high school,
ins college education.
of thc organization have lir-cn :iskrd'
to bring rcl’rPshn‘lcnts to lllc m cling.
—Come to the . Poultry Show.
,Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This
week Town Assembly Hall. l
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I “'illiam Lynch, driver or onc of EL.
.1. Connor's taixs. reported that whilc
his car was standing at tho curh near.
tin Clifford Hotel. last night about
.7230 o'clock. a motor truck owned
Hay llershlicld. and driwn by Albert.
ll‘lrguson came along with one of the'
,rrzlr doors swinging. The door struckI
the top of Lynch's car, badly damag—
ing it.
—-’HARDBOILED?—
You’ll say yes and no “-hcn you sce
George ' Alexander in “Hardboilcd
Hampton" (a vaudeville acl)’ Palace
today. Four others including Joo.‘
Laurie, Jr.. pint size comedian. Ethel
Clayton in “Exit'Tbe Vamp”.
show and picture tomorrow if you
can’t be there today. ‘
per cent in the twelve months ending
December 15. last. the Bureau of
Labor Statistics of lllP Department of
Labor announced today. The Bureau‘s
figures showed that prices prevailing
last month in thirteen of the cities
from which 1913 statistics were avail-
able had increased "ince that veer
from 33 to 59 per cent. " "a.
Mobile. Ala, and Savannah, Ga.. “nu
the highest percentage of decrease in
prices {or the twelvo lllonlhs' period.
each reporting an eighteen per cent
decline. Other declines were:
Bridgeport. (‘onn., 14; Manchester.
N. 1-1.. 13. and New York. 1:: per cent.
BUILDING OPERATIONS GAIN
NE“? YORK. Jan. 12.—-The total ex-
penditure for building throughout the
country for the year 1921 was $1,595.-
165,192. a gain of 14.9 per cent over:
the record of 1920, Bradstreet’s an-
nounced today. Reports from 150
cities showed that $120,994,839 had
Sam? been expended for building lg Decem-l
her, a. gain of 112.8 per cent over'
December, 1920.
Safe
Fire Alarm
Loses Some of Its Terrors
When You Rent
a
Deposit Box
In Our Fire Proof Vaults.
~iiSo. rwalk Trust ‘1
Boxcsfroin 34 a Year, Upward. 7»
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"0min?
11."... .JL‘Zfifl‘Jflif-{W
James hotel .
last night were: A. G. Muldoon. Ros- A.
- Prophetess—Anas Rooney.
»whi.ch were to be heard by Judge axe— ‘
Charles T. McGovern. of Marvin.
Beach. formerly with the l'nited
States Internal Revenue Department.
' MINT Z’S
,,...Actual Reductions
One-Third to One-Half
Mintz’s Quality Shop
COURT LAUREL INSTALLATION.
Despite the weather there was a ,
’good attendance at the meeting 013'
106, Catholic 1
3Daughters of Ammica, held in Red -'
Court Laurel. No.
Men's hall. Washington street last
levelling.
:mentioned below. were installed:—
l Grand Ewan—Mrs. Jennie McNa-
..mara.
Vice Grand. Regent—Mary Drury.
Monitor—Mrs. Helen Conifny.
' Treasurer—Julia. Wuhan.
Financial Secretary—Helen Savage. '
Historian—Madeline Campbell.
Sentinel-Mrs. Mary Hogan.
Chaplain—Rev. Dennis Hurley.
Trustees for three
Campbell, Mrs. M. J. O'Brien.
Trustees for two years—Mrs. J.
Grimm. Mrs. John Lee.
Trustees for one year—Mrs. P. J'.
Brophy. Mrs. John Robinson.
Following the installation and bus-
was
mess meeting. a Dutch supper
served and greatly enioyed.
neacufir TAILORS mores-r.
into this country, duty free. $250
worth of personal belongings purchas-
ed overseas. The Association also
asked that the present allowance of
.5100 be repealed.
The protest. which was signed by
Association, says this would be class
legislation, since it would affect only
'those residents who can afford to
travel to Europe several times a year.
number of travelers returning to the
country last year and assuming that‘
each would bring in the limit of duty
gfree goods. the A‘ssociation says the‘
government would lose the revenue on
approximately $33,000,000 worth of
goods.
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IN EEARTME
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son at Golden's Confectionery Store
Mahackemo Block. South Norwalk.
mcant big hurry up orders for candy
to replenish the stock—and now
fresh shipments of Wirth. Page «—
Shaw and Park & Tilford Candies arr.
on hand. erth candies are (lulicioux
and are
'shopn in the country.
‘ The following ice creams served .lt
the store by thc plate, in sodas or
sundael or any quantity for home or
parties or various afiairsalr‘rtnch
Vanilla. French Chocolatc. American
Chocolate .and Vanilla.
and Cherry Custard Ice Cream.
Beginning next wcek and continu—
ing for many weeks lo come this
store Will have Candy Sinclair. on Fri—
day. Saturday and Sunday. “'atch
the papers for interesting news about
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quality candies at right prices—'Adx‘. .
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Nowell & Murray
mothers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know'f
158 Washington St, .. So. Norwalk
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duroy Pants
Special ......‘......$2.95
KNOW—DON’T
GUESS !
Nobody knows What
he is going to do. But.
anybody can know what
he has done. Keep your
accounts with this bank,
and your check. book will
always show what you ‘
' shavedone.
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THECIEI‘Y
The newly elected officers. -
Wilbur W. Stewart, president of the -
Taking as a basis of calculation the »
The busy days- of the. holiday sea--
Orange Pine. '
snark—Mrs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.——A protest ‘ ,
hasbeen flied withthe Senate Finance ' -
committee by the National Association »‘
of Merchant Tailors against the provl. .
sion in the Fordney tariff bill which ~,
would permit residents of the United '
States returning from abroad to luring
f.'—-,-»._---.X.
ictor Artists
Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenrath
Poli’s Theatre, Bridgeport
Sunday Afternoon, January 15th, at 3 :00 o’Clock
Tickets For Sale Here.
VICTOR RECORDS
“by"
54637—Dixie
64808—When I Was Seven—
‘ teen
54616—Bappy Days
Mills—Emmet ’s Lullaby
84783~mla~ki Sammy
54830—Molly
54897—Gypsy Love Song
MSGS—Duna
54850—St0ry of the Rose
7-4719—Nazareth
Victrolas Sold. 011 Easy Payments
e amilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
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carried by the best candy
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CLEAN UP SALE
0n Women’s and Misses Coats, Dresses, Suits and Millinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South Norwalk
" ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
Will You Be One of Them P
Ten years from now many yo-lm.‘ people emcring upon
«mess will look back to 19222 as the first turningpcin‘. in their
saucers—tho starting of ihcir Opportunity Fund.
'Wiil you 110 one of them? \‘Jh; mt maki- your decision
NOW and open 21 Savings Accouni TGDAY?
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Ill
\vmm‘u rl‘ Norwalk
.llld Vicinity build lin-ir (ipphl‘lilnify Fund :21 this Bank...
'llwn Mrmday evenings i'rwlu T to 5
F airfield county Savings Bank
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