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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
out what a price is without knowing the quality. .
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
her 16th. although the body of the
man was found December 12th. It.
folloWs:
‘ g The
" . "Dea Barabara: This is a. nice2
'3: Right . dealings by fifty years of favor among our own home People clear .12... 11:1ch as $00!; singling: 22:, D . With a , ‘ ’acuum Cleane
C C031 is evidenced by steady growth and expansion. £23];'fir“:“:ho‘;fpwfierscored) walk A ay r
. No more long ones, for he is not able. _,_ _ . ‘ .
5“ F ‘ ' ' ‘ m“ ""y ”m“ "°“°“- Will make your entire home free from dust and f1 esnen tlllliu‘s u
t or "I have had a sad and nervous time . . . ‘ D
‘ the '1 C for a 3'98!“ an“ a half ondafcount 0‘ wonderfully W1thout the trouble of. movnfg out all the furniture 0,.
' - . H t e a. car. ,
’ The HatCh 69? Ba] BY 0- 351.3: 133. sold. c;:i:eoda;riext week taking up the carpets. \
3..-, ° ”I i d t In it' with me a. , -
. nght LUMBER AND MILL WORK L26 213261.135? btisineiscmluefi. lie WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS—£92.00 A 11,“
a n i last are i. , . . . _ .
I;- Purpose Distributors for John—Manville 60., and Bird 6-. Son, Roofings, Beaver Panztngitgfifegetwe; :onginmus I :35 “7hICh includes dellvery and return, Wlth full InStI'USEtIOllS f01' its SUE,
l 3““ 3...... “a" , andlnlel::;.°“.:3f:;.::t“.‘: 2.2:: Call, write or telephone for further particulars.
‘ ---------- -~-"----» ---------------------------------- - d d' 1 to go and ‘
1 WE HAVE IT I l ‘ §§§tétni°3m§nmm am 0-“ WE MAKE WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
. -------------------------------------------- .» “I am keeping up for his sake. but , . . . . . I . '. . .
I o... I am going to lose Mm- 1 ”link . On request, we Wlll.furnlsh estimates for a smg e mndoxi o1- 101.
. - . h I . . . r '-
Esulliingswitthhmrfin'l 33:3 .3; to u an ent1re home, store or factory. Shades f01 odd Sized \\ unions 2;
,’ wih t hi . Y R . dear. - ,‘ .
If)? wet looli'e 93h otIilér. DI‘Ean not - opeCIaIty.
:33..‘:;“22.i?’: h‘m‘ STOCK WINDOW SHADES—Ail Colors.
“He is awake. and we will finish this I
"‘3 “°’“ CONGOLEUM BUGS—24x54 in. Specially priced ........ ,.49c
USED CARS
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cylinder
~ Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
A letter was also found addressed to
Arthur E. Bell. of Milton, l'lstcr coun-
ty. N. Y.. a brother of the deceased. L
who has gone to Lynbrook to take ; ,:=
charge of the remains.
Inquiry at the home of Mr. Ray:
mond this morning rc\'calvd the fact GOVERNOR LAKE
" S L BENEDICT
0 O
. ' that! Mrs. Donaldson had gonc South
73 North Main Street and had been gone for some little REGRETS DEATH
7 :M/ 7 time.
we‘NL EDISON ____________________________________ , ________________ The bodies of the collplc have been OF BENEDICT XV .
buried in Rockvlllc Ccntrc cemetery. .
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""""" ' """"""""""'-'-'-"'---'-'-'--- 'I‘hc clue as to the possible identifica-
uality {Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmannEaCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY,
tion of the remains as those ot‘ Mr. .
and Mrs. Bell was due to the fact that nations in the world war struggle. hr
.1 neighbor saw them start off. appa- seems to us today to have followed an
nnuy for a stroll on llcccmllcr llth. inspired path. for or Ms branch!
and that since then thcy had not been With his Gurch to he 0:".- Of tilt
sown by any om. who knew them. :atrt‘hgtst. it not the S‘.‘~'lugC$'. force .
lhv ‘
Saturday Dr. Arthur D, Jasqucs. of "Eli-I‘M- destructive 1'5- "53:15“
I.)'Ill)r0(lk. was told by the- pogllnaslggr gl'l‘l'lf'st world wide dang. : of .cday."
that hv had a lot of mail for the Bells Bishop Nilnn oi the Roman Catho—
\\'hli‘h had accuniulntcn $1ch about lit‘. diocese of Hartford, announocd f
the miildlr- or IN-t't-lnlir-l', llr. Jacqupsztlmt he would celebrate a pmltilical —-—0 *-
fisstli'lntcd this “‘illl Ill" l-odit-s round {mass or requiem for the Pope on
in the canal. so. “itll .lusliu- of thr- "I‘uisdny morning. In a statement ht'
I’lzzlt'I- Xvi). in» “'0!“ to ”in Ilrll llnlnc. .said: . . . .
’i‘l‘ic housr.apparwntly hmi lwt'n ulmc. I "I rcgrct that- his Ilolincss did not
cupinl :1 long timn. It was neatly but 1”"? ‘0 5“; ”‘0 ”mm of his efforts ournln '
sparsely furnishcil. as if rigid ccono— lto bring pcace to the world after
, m." had 1"“11 1hr rulc. in :i drain-r passing through a pontitlcato which
' “its sonic ticking such as tho- sandbags was urkl'd by the unusual trials of
m r.‘ mmlr of. :thc grcull'st conflict in history." \\'e are shovying a bfi‘autiful aSSUl'l‘, l. ill ll
NORWALK Y.M. n. A. VASSXR PEOGRAM Black Silk Hand Tailored Hats, snail lo-
PLANS BUILDING A GREAT SUCCESS bans, medium and large shapes, sultan“ .
fi‘he Phonograph With I Soul."
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
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85 North Mam Street .I/ The followmg program for this week will be'broaddasted by
our local radiophone station 1 N. E.
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MONDAY 6 CA ) N V v ,
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M; 6.30 to 7 p. m.. 7.30 to 8 p. m.——Popular Songs, Latest Victor Records $1 __________ I N x 1 Continued from First Page. young, lTllddle aged and 01d 161dltb
~ 9% TUESDAY 53 Continued from First Page. - ,,. .~
To THE PUBLIC o} 6:30 to 7 p. m.: 7:30 to 8 p. m.—Vocal selections by one of Norwalk's . ———-— i‘m'GIImII.” (If accotmpzmlmg. h .
.U - - 3,; ll ,5 . li-l , ‘5‘ ’ ‘ . _ . ss 0m stirs groupo songs 1— ' ..
From now until further notice the ’4 leading solo-sis to be announced ; , .\l- “.5. 1:310“: IILIIITIIIII'I III: 2.332% clmlul "A Singin' nn' u Singin’,“ "A PODUIar Prices ”CV (11]
Connecticut Carpet. Cleaning Company 6 _ WEDNESDAY 5- \mewn‘s I!I-l‘ur‘(:\\' ‘\W..;.i.umn thillamo Song" and "Didn‘t It Rain." '
”3'0 reduced prices on all Rug- lld \é 6'30 to 7 p. m., 7330 ‘0 8 P- m.—Grand Opera Selections. Victor Izldlcs' ~\itl Sock.“- if): H dl' , hi Shc \Vns applauded vigorously as the !
Meta, both washed andd cleaned *- iil ' ‘ ‘ ' 'f " ‘33” ' . \ - . it'd . ~ul- lu- wlmh
ry ‘ Records um] the J!~\\'ish “or lit‘llt‘f Committee .nlditnm, “13".” “r“ 3 .1
All orders called for and delivered I THURSDAY I '1'“ for their nlvvill‘lL‘s and SOcIals, mheé'gro“““°r SOIIFS' It)“: “al‘vl‘dm r'csponsc.
5:30 7 , ,' ; - . . _ ~j i: "an _, t' _. ., _. ‘_ u rem ng. " on on . 5 (ll.
'HONE g“ l, ‘0 P m. 7 3° to 8 p. mr-Evenrng of dance muglc.’ Victor }-. :nId‘H‘II": ““71;I‘I‘SVTHI‘S’IH‘XII‘I“i“ Lug” In hm: sn-(‘ond numiwr. Miss Wood . :
7" Records T, _' . , '. ‘ “ °" innvv "m I.il' Feller." "Kentucky
.: lc (mnpulgn nltlcinls and commit-. ,. .. . . .. .- .
. FRIDAY 0 tc-i- consist of l-‘ilu'irii \i (”ins (‘h'lir :llahc and Deep “In.“ “"h 3 p.1-
‘I-i 6130 to 7 p. m.—News of the day and music :i "In": livl-rrt JON‘J'WSR). \'il‘¢:-Cht|h‘- u“..“gc'~h.t:h: ”1‘?ng "Mummy 5 Lu- . ’ a; l
T l 7:30 to a p. m.—-A talk on business conditions. ,i lnzln; Sumuvl .l. ‘ Kuntor. Abraham "“1qu SIN-‘1“ group A intludcd three
' ‘ “ 0 ’Hi v ~-‘ . I I v ‘
ar 0 v Bros. / All I'v-COI‘dS used at this Elation furnished through the courtesy of ‘1; EIILIIIEIsiImIIIIIII "3’1"": r:I'*‘\I:"I"rI spirituuls. "Nobody Knows," "Swim:
4 times Donnellv ‘: ‘ ‘ " “ “ " 4‘ 5' ‘ “1““ q ‘ - ' " - 1 "1) Olr
UP-TO-DATE . y , , K. W .. _ . “Low. .xurt Lhurlot .int c
W" m" l our "mum" Radio Receiving Outfits will head... :< sister...“;:“.:.::'...3":.r.‘.‘.':-‘.::“:.""~ am.»- w
SOLE AGENTS mn dail n . . -. - i. l. ‘ . t. w - a _ ; 11 03s- “.spfiqnny .Jnjoypd because .‘liss anua earance {1 6
LONDON i? y 00 certs. compute With evemmng needed, $15.00 :“iIh. lr::lsun-l_ Illrnr) Jncohy, P”"’“',\\'omi's \‘oicc was unusually rich and ‘
MADE ‘ $E o i.‘ Pro “ _‘0111(r‘illtlln:, lIurncy Ilcrmnn. sympathetic. and he-r interpretations _
LU cMahon Radio Su 1 Co 4
DE ' " . . I‘g'h 1 :«;ms Ulnmittcc, , anc tilt-m nddcd charm. ”Of-‘—
C‘TY [um 435' 56 W A ”‘1' Al 39"“ “In“. .' onlmlttm- —‘ )‘Ik'l?““ The two readings-by Mrs. llclun
PIPE . est venue South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 1345 t “HI-glands.I .Il‘lic‘), licrmun, ludward ,Wcll. “.9“, M50 mm“). enjoyed. Thc)‘
,w" JW‘ >~ .5; “35., “mm . i II‘11I35. (Cillls (.oldon. Hurry G00d'5wcrt‘ bcautifnlly ah...“ and held “1,.
« Also Celebrated Dlllll'llll'. ' ' I "A " ti EJ'HI‘EL' fi'r'h'IMWIK"Abr‘shu'“ 1’1“":clostl attention 01' the audience at
P l‘.\‘ .uco l.\‘. {o lcrt osclovskv . . ' ..~ -
mm Block . , ' .. c\cr_\ moment. Mrs. “cit rouised S
. TO]. 1“ William Joscm. Samuel J. lxnntor. {the order of mo program. reading first
Harm" Manor. I'lncus needles. Cluirlcs.1,ad_v Gregory‘s Irish play. “The Trav-
‘—
.\'c\‘us. Hurry Xmas. l. I‘olsky, Snmucl 'pnng Man." This is a symbolic play.
Itoodncr. 1"“ "WWII“ SIoman. “1011391 {or the traveling man represents. in
Str-ixiberg. Arthur Torrie. Julius M. Irish peasant guise. the chfis‘ liim- Showing Ilew Spring Styles of Serge.
'I‘t-gmko.i D '59", as he came to the home of a _ d J D se
nmpa mi hector—Samuel Leif. ‘pe-asant woman whom he had hclpcd. n erse res 3——
Field Secretary, Jewish W'clt‘are Board |'I‘hé pathos and the extreme natural- tlne a y
Association Y .\I. II. A.'s or new I-Ing- 'noss of the play were beautifully por-
lurid. trtiycd by Mrs. “'9“. who is a. reader
—‘——--—‘ of unusual intellectual and artistic ex- 8
PROBLEM OF cellence. rom . 0 .
Her second reading. “The Minuet."
SIBERIA IS showed a scent betwe n a Marquis
DISCUSSED and a Marchioness of rance. as they
‘ ' . f 'discovered each other in prison just . .
GET A SQUARE DEAL _______ . (Continued from -i3 0 before they were to be taken to the Q
We Will buy your household ------------------------------------ I m ne) guillotine. In this play. so entirely ‘ er 0 ‘
re. a. sore unkan , - . ' ‘ -‘ . . “"1
' g ’p , ' I d .. SChnltze’s Tuesday Spec'als "‘ own a..- .:;‘::‘J::‘.::°‘;:;r.. . 1'16 :
,,. _; .
ll 1t0‘
Best Quality Meats
Also
SIGN PAINTER
m of every description and
anywhere
Electric Signs 8 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
10 Lexington Avenue. City
Full Line Groceries, Vegetables, Etc., Butter, Fresh Eggs
Fowler’s Market
.2 _ r -_ 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Phone 1340-1341
-hn.nd goods. Anything you
' LV con ll (1
, '36: P309 liaison“? to the 11113.]- in the! "I:”eum‘eh:rgfI:::;o?ofihgizgs ability to interpret an entirely differ— th Pl l ‘t‘
I, e 300 5- square e81 ‘, ' ‘ent type of character. She was also - ' “'1 ' L ‘~ '
”mm sem' “m1 "0 '“d‘m‘mn “mt "“5 Ion:husiatsucally applauded and was The Store Where Quahty IS CORSIStent
stand would be disputed bv anv oi the
11:1? MA NE . ' ' man' com liments
PH P. H0 Y other pouers here, it was expected by 'IrcImreifeII-flzztiigfice. Byoth ladfes were
most of the delegates that the Siberian
; .2 v... 2.... so... CORNED SPARE RIBS 15 u,
.“Ond-h 4! G d AI . . . . . . . . . . . _ c ' . ' . pre'sented with beautiful bouquets of
. =" °° ' “a" .. m SHOULDER STEAK . . . . -. . . . . . . . . . 16c mi 23:32:." “°“"‘ “ed ‘° 4‘ “- powers. .
At the close of the program. during -- H, M
R Meantime the Chinese and Japanese the serving of coffee and cake by the
gsgigfffogff'fifi their Shantung dis- 'committee, there was an interesting
w ,d .* ‘ ””9”“ that it half hour of informal talk. Mr. Porter
ou require only two or three more Emerson Browne who was to have
3:335:01: grguce the points or dif‘ .spoken, was unavoidably detained. but
misc on the TLige unhere a compro- lProi‘essor Frederick Knapp. of Colum-
wo la b I ’ "3 3° railroad issue bin. talked informally on the value of
an int} r ng the Whole controversy to college education and his long associ-
' ' vith Vassar.
Although the Pacific fortitiications'’(“IIICIIISS‘KMargaret Brendlinger a mem— -
section of the naval treaty still re~,ber of the committee in charge de-
n _ . , .
3.3;“,‘g‘db‘fmm‘ed ”‘13-" it was pre' ‘scribed briefly some of the methods by
f‘ C I; I all the delegations that a which the Vassar women hoped to ob—
ma agreement would be worked out tain their quota assigned to them as
xitgf'ithfierif"? Iflouble‘ It appeared 'alumnae of their college. and spoke of
"9a“, wouiii e‘ba' “g opinion that the 'the great necessity of maintaining ghe
f ’ 9 presented in fina'l‘standard or teaching in every one of - ,,,. ........... ,,
0"" at a plenary session this week. the colleges """ . .
Miss vida Hunt Francis. of Hillside, ”.0310
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CONDITIONS 'AMONG- a. Smitfhttri‘lumnaE. rexéugiledi the audi: ..... 5 ..... » - -, ...................
POOR DEPLORABLE :ineze on by other colleges, and encour- WATCH REP ARING .
Hamburg Steak.....r..............16clb.
A' M' WOOSTER Beef L1verl4clb.
Attorney-at-Law . .,
g... ”mm, U, 8. Pam, om Stewmg Lamb I5clb.
Pfi‘TmE PIES Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3" "h 3" B"‘°°P°"- °°""- Norwalk, 39 Main so. Wash’ton 8t. and n. 3. Ave, 3. Nomi]:
.. , Weetport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
SPEIJIALS """"""""""""""""""""""""""""
anon THE WEEK - NINIE- JEANNETTE'
r PRE-INVENTORY SALE
50 PER CENT REDUCTION
1922 Calendars and Holiday Stationery
The Hamilton Shop ;
49 WALL . STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'
CLOCK
Fine Salt Pork . . 20c 1b. 6 S h M S '
5 out ain treet 0 -“—"~ . - V t b 1' ’ ‘1‘ t ' '
Meta Sugar . . . . 50 1b. _ S 11th NOI'WBIk Continued from Page One- [3:33 3:0 fisrdwszrgggedoineghefr eat:- CLOCK REPAIRING ,(,
I ' "Man." .011“de and sick PEOPle-"ifm'l‘ti'e committee in,.charge has pian- I :IEWELRY REPAIRIB '
' mali-
.. ' '3 Pride Soap, 6 bars 25c.
Wet Tissue, 7 rolls . . 25c.
o-Aflu—n-
A. STULL
F Cottage St”. East Not-walk
the captain said. “are sleeping under ned a series of these very worth-While
:Iddc‘fitsaSr fiéthy' 01 rugs otv‘s‘ome entertainments and was delighted at
’l ' en 93‘0” to keel“ warm the success of the one held on Satur—‘
these winter nights. Itflpeople of Nor- I dafnight - '
walk. who have so generously helpedv '
us in the pastfliave any old or newi
bed clothing that they could donate.
it would be most welcome."
People who hike such donations
may either telephone to the Salvation
Army. at 2125. unwrite to P. 0. Box
559. when the army will. call for the
articles. It iséspecisl’ix'requested that 5 .
, a;s¢arch.fig.made'ot Else's. and trunks ' ‘
, 3'" minimalist in no
'We arenow prepared to give the best class of work
ship at short notice—A11 work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
:0. 'B. JACKSON
' Wall Street {pitchers—VON“?
BIG SALE
David W. Raymond ’
UNDERTA‘kBR‘ 5,
you‘d—:omoe. 1'19‘3; ,l-louu.i,m_
tango MEN’S .. . ILD’ING"
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