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n We are ofi‘ering a sale of the finest and most durable steel beds on the market. These include the famous "Simmom" make, also “Englander,” and "Rome” Beds, Springs, Mattresses, and Couch Beds. 031 eVerS’ one Of these "ms ‘
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we can save you money. Come in and let us show you some real values.
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It wllbe wellvworth while for you to visit our COI‘St‘. De-
pertinent this week, and look at the high grade models M are
selling at $4.95.
MST NOR WALK out the usual notice to taxpayers who' SOCIAL NOTES
have had their property assessment
raised. From various remarks heard
it is believed when the Board of Relief; The Monday E‘venfng Social Club
Miss Nora E“ Ryan of Selleck Street meets in February a few arguments enjoyed additional music last evening
is almost completely recowred lrom will be settled as to why the property and an additional hour of dancing.
her recent "mes“ has been increased in value. The dates The Refreshment committee was Mr.
ffor the Board of Relief meetings is and Mrs. Carroll White and Mr. and
Members Of the ”03"" Ch”) 0" ”‘9 as follows: Wednesday. February ist. Mrs. Harry Blake.
ZEaSt Avenue M. E. (‘hlll‘(‘h will flied! Saturday. the 4th. Saturday. the 11”,"
Mrs. Amy Florence Daisley and
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3‘ the ”mm" m 3 “‘ “3 land Satumq" the 18‘“ .Waner h. Schols. both of Stamford. Included In the lot are Vi raners, Lu Rl'shln. F.- ~
, were married‘in Vorwalk. Christmas . _ ‘ . . ,, , - . ~ ,
M” C' 0' ng"’“““' 0" ("Wm-V! ”mmm‘e pums “r“ hem“ made for Day. by Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector l'nn," and other well-kilo“ ll reliable malus that inrm. : _ . .:
Boulevard. has returned to her home- ' the card tournament to be held 'i‘hurs- 'of St. Paul's Church.
after a visit With relatives In Hurtiol‘rl. 'da ' evening under the auspices of the]
-———— {Pu lic Health Nurse Association orl E. l. “‘algrove and mother. of this
The usual calesthenics wvl'l- hold at . Darien. of. which Mrs. George H. city. are spending a few days in New
1110 meeting Of the Girls' (‘luh of N1" l\'o.\on is chairman. VVIH‘D interview- ‘York City.
last Avenue M' E' church. last even-{ed yesterday conniinjng. the. affair! Judge and Mrs. Hlnry W. Gregor.v
log. Mrs. l\oxon stated; 'lhe finanmal sum were “51mm out of town yesterday.
—— .cess of this tournament is not goxhgr ‘ J
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin (l. Higgins. ‘ towards the salary of the health: Preddonnors V o: Fairfleld visited
at Stamford. were visitors here last nurse. Miss Ruby Voso. but towardsavlth lnends in Korwulk vesterday.
evening with Mr. lliggin's aunt. Miss the purchasing of necessary supfillt's; W'llliam K. Finklpr was m Stam-
Grace Stockhold. 0f \Vinm‘l‘l “NFL and equipment whir-h are essential for ford on business yesterday.
Miss Vose to (‘.Ll'l‘)' on her excellent; __-__
The .adies’ Aid Sn-my or H - Hust' <1 l
i ‘ " WO' ‘ m. “w wmminm, m 'NAPHTHA FLAMES
Avenue,M. E. church will mo-r't at the, 'l‘lu- (‘hnlrrnnll
rhurrh lt'omorrow, whu-n reports from ‘4‘].nruv or tht' tournament is Mrs. E. A. I DRIVE 12 TO DEATH
1118 f00d 5818 held 1113'. Friday Will be Spoonvl'. who is also in charge of the!
received and acted upon. .(lw'orntlolls for tho auditorium or tin-i Continued from First Page_
(‘entre sr‘llool. \\'h('l‘(' llll' affair will be,
.at $7.00 and $8.00.
These are wonderful values at the price, .\n. w.) .ztl‘. . ;.
to come early before your Size is gone. No vxlra «‘ll.::';v — ..
fitting by our expert corsetiere.
Here’s a list of a few specials in Men‘s
Furnishings that you should not pass by.
SOFT COLLARS (Arrow). . . . 4 for 50¢
SILK COLLARS (Arrow). . . . 3 for $1.00
__ Fully MERCERIZED sox . 5 pr. for $1.00
.“m .i'.t.'.."‘;.'.'.‘\‘:-..:;:: .. .1:.‘:‘.:..:P“.S:.:::2§ FIBRE SILK sox. . . . . . . . 3 pr. for $1.90
inmon street. early 138‘ *"’ nillw. ”4"!" Mrs. James .\lnc‘ulnonnl, .\lrs, \\'illinnl to" safety.
gorim: about and makinl: .l HHiSJIHU' l"lvmin. .lr.. Mrs. l-‘rank Holmes. Miss A boat was lowered. but it “as BEAUTIFIJL NECKWEAR, _ , . At 55C H
of himself. llul for thr- Ilu-l llmt he Annin Noxon. .\iui Lutmslmry. .\lrs. swampul in the heavy s as nnd its
W38 well knOWn 8-1"! fl” ”PW-“i ‘V'ml‘l Moi-win Smilln .\lrS. ,‘vlnrk Normim'l. ihrr'o ovcnpnnls were drowned. The A $ 4
reflect on his parents. somr r» s: l: ms Mrs. Ann”. .\lurr‘hnusv. Mrs. Henri mute. rlnsping his newly married UNION SUITS ...... . . . . . . . . . . t l 5
would have had him tulun min vns- (:jhhs' .\lrs. 1‘. \\' Hull. Mrs. S. \V. wire in his arms. jumped overboard.
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? REGENT GARAGE
K.“— .73.}. a»? W... sh,
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10d)! if only for his srzll'olv. .\41‘ “-lS ('nnpur, .\lrs. llolw-ri lllnuilv}. .\lrs. ll. lloth pq-rislu-IL (”lure of tha- ship's - _ . . n Nor‘y 1k ('1 "l‘,
‘ he was sent. home. 'J. (‘m'b‘ln. .\lrs. f‘u-nrm‘ R. Smith of vulnxmny :llHO plunged into the sea Sweaters, Shirts, FlanIIEI Shirts, Pajamas, ‘Van StrEEt ‘ a ‘ I
. '1>.”-f.vn 'rh.~ l‘nllnwm:: from Nm'Otml only to sink hl~lwuth the waves. The V
The. usual ””“h'p has 'l“"'l"l"'1 l” am also selVinrr on the (‘nmnnl'd-v. czlpluin and nine men who we're left BathI‘ObeS, umbrellas
the ranks of the Young: Men's I-u'n- Mrs ‘\, ll. llzlnsiulw .\lrs. Ix'um. MN on board wu‘e- risrm-d by the trawl. "
.munity "nu" With “1" ""5”” ”l?“ ”n‘ Anvll'vvv' Show. .\lrs. (Horse llumlull ('1‘, 'l‘hvv had been scorched by the 6‘ r ‘99
1955' meetings “a“ 1"" hfl" "3 “”5 “"' illl'l .‘Jrs Summ‘l .\«lums of l'.n\\:!,\’lml ilumc-s and partially nsphyxlnted by EVERYTHIN(J A blAN WEARS
ganizntion; "mm“? “hilt” 11”” Mm“ Tallies l'ul' Iln' «w nine will lu- W'- the naphtha fumes. j t" r
. IREATLX REDUCED '
spirit of activity shown \\lllll[l the .‘ll'l\lvl In l-mnrnuv‘ir'nlinl: with Mmfi
lnonth. there in oxrrv lll<4illlllllll llmt H _\-”\,m “I. .\IrS ,smnk ””11",.5 liv-
ihe orzrw‘lization will hr ill:’lv:ll'.-l"'l ”9‘1”", ”.5. “,1; 1., 5...“,1 ”In-mt: ill: ‘
i This sfitcment was "lillll l'l :Ill mint! me-ninp‘. l ,
‘ " ficial hiln(‘r in "' FNHi'w' 1‘1”"4'T. The l'llllllt‘ Hv :lllll .\Jlllsn» Assnrm- costello Men S Shop
'. , STEAM HEATED—OPEN DAY AND Mun
CARS WASHED DAY AND NIGHT
Telephone 2834—2283
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today. and it is l)(’ll(‘\9‘1l In lu .wl ill'— mum“ 1,, “mi.“ “H“. I, WW,” 0" 1),. .
ate. Since. last llm-I-mlwr :m I'llllr.l\nl‘ I,“ n'l: J. “h H. “I“. J r. in,” m ”l":
; has been mods- to lunr .. quorum nl' “Mg .3. ,.. in :.|.\-s. \l-m- is r(‘:l4l. , r ,
i the manlbers present ut thr- lnw ll!lp.~:_ _,_, 3 . 21 North “Ea,“ St. south Nor‘vall‘
so that ”we unnunl "H'l'lllli: zalv-l .].:-. " —"“"—‘
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firm of offirers (‘illl lu- h: lll This lms R0 WA YTOZV Nlakcz is Ultght Spot inEvery
failed to lnaterialim- and Hit nu ml»: rs
Dreams of Long A218
Composed and Sung by Enrico Caruso
baby boy and will
.uvenue. is serving with the Committee
who‘do attend arr- llt'r‘tllllln‘; .1 hit (lis- —-—-———-—— ‘ 1393119. A COMfOl’t in - .-
. mistl'd with Um wnv ninth-ls .Il‘v' gluing:l .lm lxlllu‘l'l'llt'l. who l't't‘l‘Hl‘d :ln ill-i V‘ . C VICTOR RECORD NO. 88316 P
‘. Disruption In tln- rungs m slu l'lllll ‘ .m) \\ hilo ('lllllll'; ac. ml Mr: r-l‘s lmml. L““‘ to ome 4 (sung in English)
1 would he :1 thing: that “Huh! in 1. gm l- lust .\‘nlunlny. “'1” prullulnl) resume, ;
l' 1'1th and stunt-thing l0 lw 'nm‘ll 1 his work tomorrow I p - - u i .
. ‘ ‘ ' ~ - ‘» . ' ark Ra ids. anesota.— I have , .. , . .7. ,
é: Hence it in hnprd that m- lllln'r‘q ‘.\‘ll| l ~——~—— rake" yourpmedicine __ Lydia E. Pink- : Heal it at the
‘5 makt‘ an Pv’l‘nrt to r-‘Vivv iln ir thinning Mil'llml l'imlnll, Illuzmaze r of ham’s Vegetable 3 3.;
E; interest in the destinivs m" Hm (ll’lrflll—‘Svlllllllv's market. in lmrlrn. is stow Compound—when I l .
l fixation. rpm: with Mrs Savage, nl' llil) mom] was a it] for pains ,3 . ‘ . f. j
’. harms“. ,._s. _ ‘smm. . . and be age and after ‘
—— : mymamage. I now . a ,. .
3 DA EN& NOROTON. .\lrs. Samuel Adams. of ltowayton have a sweet httle ‘, - [0-72 North Mal“ Street
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“‘ 'in (‘llLll‘Kt‘ of u curd tournament. to be send you his picture .
Bill‘s. C. E. Sisson. ol‘ ln-llm .’|\"llll". gnu-n ’l‘l:urs«lu_\ ruining. lllltlt'l‘ the' ifyou wishto publish .'
was a visitor out of town .\t-slm‘tlul. auspice-s of lln- Public Health Nurse It. My sistersalso in _- _ . - _ _ ,, - , , ,3), , -‘., - _._ '” - , _ . . , , JW/fi
~‘" lAsSOPlntloll. l 6 your medlcme
and find it a great
help. and I recom-
mend it tothose who
A roast beef supper wlll he given by ———- l
the Willing \Vorkers’ and Helping! ()“ing to the large increase- of hnsi-
Today, Tomorrow and Every Day
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> 5 al of the MI thodisl (-hlilf‘ll. on V!“ as «lom in; “it “on ulon post 0! lsuffer before their babies I 0,, _
, attirday evening. January _‘\ll1. live. the ollu't' Lug been uhzlm'mi lrom Mrs “’M JOHNSON 303812155 P k _ 3 . . - .s
; ‘ WA zl'ollrth class rating to third ruling. Rapids lulu!) " ‘ 8t 3‘ nus .Mathewson 065
i The Men‘s Club of llu- Prvslntvriun ,This advancement entitles the people; To Illa llnd .ve t .ddl : l’:
i. :‘hurcl {will meet this pow-,7”: in llvr- to n I-ul‘rier other than the R. Fifi". :without chlldren l8 8 8811393188118 int- l
i ecture’, 60m o {the church. .\n lllll‘l‘- mun. lit-ll out from the he Land (is- menttomanywamen. EFF] . kof joy .. The well-dressed “701118.11 prefers these Sh‘ms allth‘ all . .x
‘ eating {talk Will he L'lYPn ("hill r-rning tnvt. lhe ltowzuton Cine Assoela- and comfort other women have in ll it - *
v the sitqation in Egypt in the limo of tion is working to obtain a ‘Cal‘l'lt‘l‘. children as they grow older. for dress, for’buSineSS, for social iiffilh‘
; the Exodus. _, A -:i(')lx? hau- alread) written to \\ ashlng-il Lydia E. P. lham’s Vege le Com-
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,. - ~ ' oundh ' g're '- '
At the meeting last evening: of lhv‘l —~—- £5638 to gagglggfnlllegngrestofinhawg- I
113an goti‘ Education of tin town of_ The" boys of the community 113““ mentohealth. Oftenthediildless ome
_ ar en. he matter of \‘urplnutufin “ng organized .1 noun) team and “ill ,3 due to a run down condition of the
jam onthe table for up. n...“ nit-Hint: nlt'l‘l the boys from hell Island. this Wife, which may be hel by Lydia
'There seems to be a trifle (,r a (“5- Sunday morning. at the former base- E. Pinkham’sVegetable mpound. It
i plate as to whether or rpt lh.» school . bull grounds. at Roton Point. The 10- brought health and happiness into the
g board has the authority to have on.” cal team consists or Russell Hall, Hen- theme of Mrs. J hnsomv Why not to
. chm, m the school vaccinfltwt ‘ry For-(Alt. Milton Sturtevant, Edward . yours?
‘ ___ Il‘rince. Sandford Wicks. Fred Cakes.l
I. The Wolf Cub Papk will meet this Jack Oakes and Harry Oakes. The'
. afternoon at the home of Mrs. VVillinm Bell Island team consists 0f Hoyt.
I Osborne. ‘1)r. George H. Noxon vvilerrown' Glessner. Hogan and Rich.
' addr .-the Cubs. his subject ‘heinlz ;'l‘he two teams met last Sunday morn-
.” "I us! Health.’ “vhpn the ling for preliminary arrangements for
moms} of-lthe Congregational Church the game and for practice. A lot of
one“ fi‘flday evening they will hear amusement is in store for those who
like oecond'of a series of lecturs being attend.
given by fir. William H. Slaughter. __'
__ EHANGS HIMSELF
. The board of Assessors are sending. IN HIS CELL AT
. » — ~ ! POLICE STATION
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Sold exclusively by
ton Elwood
122 ‘Wash‘irigton Street South Norn‘alk
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is always ready to provide entertainment for you:
The Music from the Opera—4 The Latest Musical
Comedies—or the latest popular hits—are always
available.
.4 Women’s Tan Oxfords
New Sport Models with round toes and flat heels. perfvm?‘ 9
tips or plain
Tfipletoe Sin: Hosiery for Women
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
‘ . y E? Bracken
Sonfi Norwalk, Conn.
Our Easy Weekly ”Payment Plan [makes it. possible
.(‘hange manager fourteen years ago.
He was arrested Saturday and when
arraigned yesterday pleaded not guil—
~ty and was“ held in $10,000 bonds.
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. . . ;which he was unable to furnish.
’PaFk'S COld Compound" IS lSinco his arrest he had protested his
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I for you to enjoy one While paying for it.
« . . _ lmmence, H, d n . mmmmonnooumenp ‘ . "' ‘ ' - ,7 s_-~"~- W
‘leckest Relief Known ldealings with 42...: 'l‘nreaigrerbculzlggif “me" ‘1“ “'3‘ °‘ “hie” “W ‘ ' ' " ~ 1‘ ‘ .
. m __ lbut declared he had no knowledge dudbyhllcivm'ml :-
mww Stuffed-UP! Qu“ bIOW- that town funds were involved. The
whaling; A dose of ”Pape'l sum involved in Clough's alledged (1e; , Be sure (you. get
pound taken every two falcations is $20,000, and the same
“run-e0 doses are taken now amount 'was mentioned in the‘= charge ’3 .. 7 ‘ '
. [any cold right up. iagainst Chamberlain. Chamberlain . . g I." I
. first dose opens clogged‘was visited last night by his counsel; ' 7 “ —
ndf'tho air passages 01 the ’Attorney W. J. Cranfield of S ' "
”also running; relieves the lfield. who Said‘today uni: his ‘21:; Th" genuine bearsms'signatm 4
We“. feveriahness. {appeared in good spirits. Officer .
‘ ;. pompound ' costs only Charles Thomasbon night duty at the
I at. drug stores. It acts station. said that Chamberlain appear-
‘ may. tastes nice. con— er restless and spoke to him several
guanine—Insist upon Pope's! ’tlmes during the night.
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