Following a. regular business meet-
surprise at her
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‘ . Nothing but routine business was SOCIAL NOTES Blew England G 0. Po Fire In aterbury . . up ”ml .L’.
. ~: _ _ transacted at the meeting of South _‘ _ .' ‘_ . ._ WEI-'3 Confer Gusts Four Farnllles out In ii..
- ' E K BANKS m... .. ' - ._~ . ~ - - - ~ .
--._ . ’ “ ‘ .5: . . - » Columbus. held last evening. -, . "", . m. - ‘ . . ‘NATERBYRY. Jan. rahrm rm... .14.. ,.
' - ‘ ’5; - M‘s. “man Valuing, faiiorxpials BOSTON Jar.“ 2““Fr“? “"Lpfmm “all?“ (“93 $20.000 damage and which up.» .. .
~ I; :emplose 0f the R' ' 1 of Chicago. national treasurer 0‘ “1" turned four families out into the cold. Slur. 1. ; ,_
‘VIll'CIi-vullo‘li
JOSEPH DAVIS
' - , moron: Smear
. MORWALK.
‘II 1' IQHIVMI‘J". 'w“
,l. Aiihlllblflllql‘ll
. C9“: Weather
. and
" S‘Weaters
At a, cold meduler price
With and without Collars
$6.25
regular $10.00 quality.
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Our
White. Brown, Gray, Navy-r
‘ Elli" NEWS
The songs of yesterday appeal to
«'Lll. To mother and father they. lying
hack the memories of the days when
they were young. To the children they
.lre standard melodies that all
A list of a few favorites will be found
-n our advertisement for tonight. Look
the list over and thlll stop in and hear
them. We shall be glad to play them
for you. lmliliclly's 18 South Main
Slrl'l‘l.
~Valentille's day is almost here
again. Be thoughtful and scnd
everyone a grrcting card this year.
The Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall Street.
\Vondert‘ul how lllt‘ Salcs zlt The N.
r). Ryaln ("0's store have liven going
:lhcad. these silpposcdly dull days!
“it's .lllnost like holidlly shopping." 3.
Lilly rcmarked the other day. No half
way measures at this rellahlv store.
Quick-step prices zlrc lllt' rule. and wise
women are taking: advantage- of the
many bargains oi'fcrcrl. All who rlo
elnhroidcrlng Will he lull rv si-wl
.Lrt Kindle Work values :ldvo'rlii-‘wl this
week.
*—
——Diillr‘lllg Silt. night.
armbly Hall. Musiu’anu'
Sunni? he.
Town As-
Association
—
Congressman l'utrlck llan Jvllli'l.‘
of Mn lliglln. one of the “Mist Ul‘dlfirS
l;l l‘cillgvo-ss Will in- ill" ili‘lllrixmi
rpeukfx‘ .1: till .lzll~ll.ll lilill'llll i v" ill-
McKlnlry .Xssm'luilllll (ll l'nlmwr tzl‘nt.
Mc-ridwll. in M
.l::. l.r~ was the
banquet 'll Mldv‘llttown illlll made such
.1. strong lilllll'PSIainll that pcislslrnt cf-
.ll 'l'llc~:~ll.l_‘. night. Two
t’JASJ‘S spczlkcr :li the
nuts \wrl ”lull" to Ft‘t‘lll'“ him for
this \£.1l‘. Governor Lake has also
lll“‘ll lll\llt(l in Hp'llk .lt lll‘ lulllqlll'f
’i‘lltv lllllllllll' will 1.. :zlll ,l' ‘ .‘ill u'l‘lm'k
l" tin .lll.l:'lvlll;lll w' ‘lv Kl. 'l-!» v. l'lM
H ill.
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~ Sm“. i...‘~ -.lp~ ~:_-~;. ~. 'l.l.-
(i'lirieit's.
m,
MELLEN’S FOOD
65c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South N orwall:
° seesaw: -
Our Burglar Alarm
Stands Watch
YS'C'IB‘I‘J'EHBHH 815m
EH man
filliaiqflilé"..'“lf'll"i¥‘. . '. ,j
5. may,”
Night and day our
burglar alarm guards
Liberty Bonds. mort-
gages, army and navy
discharge papers, jew-
elry, silverware, and
many other valuables
in our safe deposit
vault.
NETS“. 't'i
You can rent a box
here and protect your
valuables—at the cost
of a postage stamp a
day- an!
BOXES $4 a Year
3:. 7.39m}! 'Norwalk
>1 rill hound
love. l
In lllt"
|Coppoua. missing jitneur. is to come
lot the State
,was continued at the last meeting of
' {the board so that
‘could be secured.
Dry Goods Store
Shepherds of Bethlehem, held
night. a social time was enjoyed and
refreshments served. ‘
“Bluslclallfi' Dance for all.
Hall, Norwalk. Sat. evening.
Under Mahackemo Hotel
' Town
The annual meetinz of the Men's
Christian Industrial LeaglLe of 'the
First )1. ‘
evening. Officers will be elected. and
repOlts will be received. '
South Ngrwalk
The Misges Frances and Laura I‘n-
derhill are quite ill at their home.
Rev. Louis E. Howell. rector of St.
Several local Elks are planning to,
"Mission of the Chumh."
attend the Elk's fair in Bridgeport this ‘
evening. —-Hats renovated. O'Brieri's.
-——.'A.merican Band and combined A meeting of the directors of the
orchestras. Town Hall. Sat. night. Norwalk Realty and Improvement
‘ company will be held tonight for the
purpose of considering several appli-
cations for manaéership 9f the Royal;
James hotel. The meeting.will be held
at the hotel.
The entered apprentice degree was
conferred at a special communication
of St. John‘s lodge held last night.
-—m—-
Monkcr Grotto. No. 56. M. O. V. P.
E. 1’... will hold a special meeting this
evening and all members are re-
quested to attend.
Sat. night.
Small
—Continuous dancing.
Assembly Hall. 40 musicians.
fee.
No single entry of any importance At the meeting of Banner Council.
has been recorded on the police blot- Soils and Daughters of Liberty. held
tcr in the First District in the past Vfilst evening. an invitation was receiv-
forty-eight hours. a from Emma J. Dayton Council of
Stamford to pay them a fraternal vtn—
—I-2gg. Stove alid nut coal. $13.5” it on the evening of February 23rd.
.per ton. Harris and Guns CO. Tel. State Councilor Vanni;a (‘rnckett gave
‘lZI.
vvv-iiing and at “19140360 cocoa and
One of the worst snow storms of tlic (“kl- was ‘ervtd.
willtcl' is cxpcctcd before Saturday ac-
cording to two llodt ml-n who keep ll
sharp eye on barometric conditions.
—\’ictrolas sold on easy
'Storo open every evening until
——Everybody invited. Mllsicialls‘ Street.
Ball. Town Hall, Sill. Night. Amcrl-l #--_
can Band and big orchestra. Con- Widow 0f Singer
tinuoutl dancing. , ,
i to Contest His Will
A men-ting ot‘ the Board of Educa- ——
Nor-3 .\'l-I\\‘ YORK. Jun. 37.'ATll(' \vldow
lion is in ln- llo-ld tonight all tho.-
'l‘hc vacancy in the ‘oi' hand Scull llispham. concert sing-
walk High school.
ilmzllll lull \‘llcalil by the rcsigllation’lr and and one 0:" his
of Churlcs ll. Miller is to be filled. ‘Lconic Anne Franccscrl Carnegie His-
Illllilnl gllvc ltll'nlill llOlll‘v today 01'
~~.\'atll-[ord Glaze-ll Nuts. 79". their intention to contcst his will.
Special for Saturday only. Fur 5:11" which ll-i't one fourth of :l $3lm.'lll"
at tlll- Hamilton Shop. 40 “'all Sircct.'.smi.. to My; Ht'nrlet‘a H. To” P:)t'k
.(it' this city.
l .\ Hi‘m‘t' “l ml'mllt’!‘s 01' ill" N‘ll‘WMlk . Mis. llisplmlii. rr-sldi-nt of Stamford.
‘lodun. .\'li_ T‘ID. i‘». l'. H. li. “Ill 31- Cullllcclil-llt and lll!‘ daug'llicr. con—
tl-lld llu' :lllllllal .ll‘lltir of Mir llriduc—‘l. ”.1”! H”. singer «lid “0‘ voluntarily
lpul'i I.ml;_-c nl' l-Illis tonight. 1‘llc..r\l‘l'llll‘ tlic will. They :lSkO'll that tho
.lolu'nry \\i|I lu‘ mmll- l-v :llllnlunlrllv'?‘ ill;'i‘.I-l l)(‘lrl1‘4l Ill-fon- .l Jury in Surro-
';::llr‘s court. \Vith :iliolhcr daughter.
4 Tina l-\Hillig :ll lllt‘ lll"‘llllt;' rullllls “1.3 Yb,“ llisplnllli illilltlhllorxrv‘l‘i ”f
_on \Vushliiglun Sll’t't'l. lllrllllu-rs (‘l' 1“» rcnra. 1“,} shan- UH” -l'mlrlhs of
smith .\'m'\\:llk t'llilll‘ ll. NH iii-3‘. m. “gum ”5.1. r the tvrms or illl- \Vill.
lx'nlullls Ivl l‘lllllml-lls. v.lll alllw‘alulll I”). 'E'H‘lmpn, Mums," that Mrs.
llluspiv'iiyc l‘.lllllllllll“.“ .ll 9. >illokl l‘ l’l‘vn if)!“ will)“ part of tho propa-riy
11"“ L'Sllll'll'smm l”""“ “l” 4”“ n-vi ll- l' in i‘l't~(‘llllg l sullulllc lllL'n'll'l‘ry
ll". .llsrussml .ll the liit-t-llnz. lMI ,U, H... “lulu-r.
, —“" . k _ .. _ _.‘ .. __
l ”mu“ "I" ”in: ”1-54" m H ””1”!“ “ILL .nVn-zxn JEWISH “Hui-2r
is-v. (ll. ulliHFl Miss \e’llli' Hyman ls (‘0NFICI‘IINCFL
‘clmllnlnll. for :1 l‘lll’ll pally :lnd :lnnc- Sumuvl linodno-i‘. “-“m‘m K. Fink.
Y" "" "l" next ”mm? 1*" ‘3“1‘” ll‘i. 1-). .\l. (inns. Hurry (:nmlwiu.‘
.l’lli'rd' ,\”4 vim' (Human. IHHCI'hlI—Z; "lrllrlcs ll. Harris and Ullil'l'S ii" 41“"
m Ami-rich. l'lll'illi r ‘ . :liii'ili-«w-lllrlil's NUI‘W'HlkS will he unions; the local
.fvujxlillllz ”l" dill" W ”I“ I'll-”T “"l hil-llfiuilt. tn Itpl‘lS in ”HS city at the
"""I" 1"" r. Luth- ring: lll New ll:l\t‘ll. Sillillilv.
_ . \\ll"'l lhv- .l--\\lsh dclc‘uttcs from villi-s
. l —\ALENT11\’ES: Just ”“3 l'! .lllll imxnz' in (.llllnll'C‘llClli will as-
‘lV‘W will”. Look 0\er our-'31 " .«alnlill to mgnillze this i. rritory in
f-The Hamilton Shop. 49 “all Slrcct. M.” g,;,..l,,.. ”mu—.13. H... 511......”
. . H’f""—“ y...“ in»: unfin- American .lcxvlsh liv-
l' f Wily)” '1'." "\“’ 33' l’ H l: M" In! I‘urllllilthv- to llll'l‘l ll'c critical
:l;tll lllrl‘l\\lli‘lll§.‘lil'\l.."lIl-ll'l'l|t :lii ' Mir/half”) vil‘luhwu I.” ”H. J.“lhh lhu‘uhlhon U"
..; lhv’ rl‘llw Ill Hill \lIll‘S Fill'lll‘ "'7 I‘lilijl'H'll LIHI‘WW‘
“1H“ ~llm‘, .\.l ll.ll-l"l'.ll-l 1"“;r-H'I .\'ll|'l\ lxvn llllzllli‘i'il llvlv-rqutcfi .ln‘
._~ "'1‘ M“ pm“! I“! ”w Ln‘rdm'hn vxluwl-wl l.‘ :lu- (.‘Ullit‘l‘t‘llrl'. (nrr siv
”I" ‘I “my.“ “I Sm!“ 0mm” “HI“ 0.. 7‘\ ll.ui.~:.li.l .lmvs lln- . “llllln lllc
w , .. V H m" "1m” ‘51,”. {or “hm ll ll‘ll lnu‘lillg' ls l‘lllll‘tl
..._ t'i:.l'l .r ll. S".;l1)ll‘n, of llrldgl-porl.
f llnllizltor flllKI—‘7‘0011 cunts. :‘llflll'llllln' fur ”Hf Slutc. has iSSll' d
Ann,” Knllll. vln "lll inl‘ lllls ( unfur‘Clilc. .‘SSUc'Ir
..t-.l \‘ith llllll lll llic :lrrnngttlllenls
'l' , v 5—- ‘ '1 .lll'lg’l‘ .lm'nll (‘zllelL lsum‘ M. l'll-
' Mil-I \ Mllillvll. kl a: u: \llv.‘l.~‘ll. .
‘ |_ . lll. ll, l:.llvl-l l l. Mann. .\'\-\v ’lllYl'll;
'H'l‘. | \.llll-l' Ill -l' l‘ l‘l'li' .ll lmzl‘ . . .
’ _ .. . li-:‘.1f.' .l. “Merlin“. \\:ltvriuilr\‘ Isn-
lllllllxi'lfi' y-slrwlm. lll' m\v l"l\'t‘ . .. , .. "
lilulrwl ll-v win-J is T ) I'Illl~; 'l‘llpv him"- “‘1’" Phil)!” A. \lmp'lph‘qz ”in?
},.,\, 1,, ,.H $1.»; [H‘l' ”NH-\“lv lll‘lll‘ly illl l"'il!l.; ‘. lriry-gx ll. .\.'l\. . _\'.“. I;l.“_”n
.xll-l'te r ‘l‘lu- Ili'si lli' . i S-llpllil m “-m y... UL" \'
"WW 7"“ “”k “-" “‘m- “'.""" ”"‘ N‘Unlill (‘.\lll\l'7l‘ ltEHl‘Ml-ZS or.
lull.» is lyputlli it) drop l() ..H ccrlis . . ‘ <
. l!(,l-..
‘ltlilll.
I ___.s_. \‘ll‘INNA. Juli (Hy 'l‘flv .-\.~‘~
l —Circul.lling Library. :lc. pl-r dn)’.’§llll;|ll'li l‘stsi-'l‘hv culnnrt m‘
'The Hamilton Shop. Ai‘J “all Strut. l“ll:lll-'I'lllir Schol-rr. which l‘i‘SlL’Jlt‘ll
I ——~ ———~ lush-rdnv, rr-sum-wi offio-o- lod;l\. u‘lt‘l
‘ lt..rli(> n-lrll‘llsldsis \‘lll lu- ::l\« ll 4 ,’.~u:m (:lnlllgrs in the lust of lilillisll‘l'fi.
l‘all'v Irv-ill this In Him: uhvn .\l.. I‘ltallu-llor Schol'cr tool; thv lioriz'nlin
l'l‘l rv ‘ll Slrullilslvi \-.il| pin it colnplv l' l“: il w l.l'.v :-i<>r. .md llr. Leopold. lll'll-
lop: l.t It'l’lllll 01' lllt [tiny l'.ll'l:l- ll .\l' ll‘ t. 1mm: Viv *lillistl r «\l‘ .‘lgi'ivllitiii'i‘.
,ni' lllw lt‘lllllllg musical llllllllu-ls~ \vil' .'t~‘ Hired ihw Von-inn Affairs Ministry
‘l-c li‘lilli’ll'll JlS lilo still) [Il‘UL'l'I-Sfio.‘ i. liliminillv,
. . .~ ~ to: 10d e. No. 2], ‘given a delightful '
ing or Lady Washing l , 8 lm‘home in Saugatuck.. lastoevenmg: A
E. church will be held this.
Holly troop, No. 3. Norwalk Girl Paul's church. conducted a con-
Scouts. will meet Monday afternoon ference yesterday afternoon in River-
l" Grace Parish hall. 'side with that parish and of Ourl
Saviour church of Sound Beach on the
‘ an interesting talk at the meeting last,
terms. .
nim) .
o’clock. The Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall.
large number of friends were present
lfrom Norwalk. Gail’s orchestra. fur-
nished music for dancing and a. nanny
time was enjoyed by all. Refresh—
lments were served and it was a late
hour when the guests dispersed. .all
'wishing many returns of the day for
the charming hostess.
Mrs. Thomas Riley. of 21 Hillside
street. observed, the fifteenth anni-
versary of her marriage yesterday by
giving a reception and dinner party
[to twenty-one guests. The dinner was
served at 4 o‘clock and was greatly
'enioyed. The afternoon passed with
'music. dancing and other pastimes.
,‘The hostess received many cards of
'congratulations and presents from her
guests. 5 .
Republicanparty. urged the necewity
of co~operation ofua-ll members of the
party and the state and hational com-
mittees in an address at the Algonguin
club yesterday. He endorsed heartily
the idea of ways and means commit—
tees as created in the New England
states. and declared that if they were
organized ‘in all the states the word
.deficit would be unknown in the Re-
publican ranks.
At a Republican conference this
afternoon John T. Adams. of Dubuque.
Iow'a. chairman of the Republican lia-
ed. Attending the conference were
\V'illiam M. Butler. chairman of the
Massachuettsways and means com—
mittee: Harry M. Blair. assistant trea-
surer of the national Republican coni-
lmittee; New England govrarnors. na-
tional and state committeemen. aindv
l
lBrugge. ~7 qujw street. W‘ednesday mitté'es of the New England states. .
lnisht. A large‘ rhost of friends at-l ._
' MTSICIANS TO 1101.!) BIG DANCE.
ltended’,the affair. During the evening.
{Miss Lillian Erickson and Miss Her-l
'ring favored ~it"i'tlr‘vocaJ selections and
Mr. Bruggie withlviolin selections. Re-
freshments were served and a delight»
fut time enjoyed.
Charles Mitchell and Robert G. Mit—
chell. Jr.. of Flax Hill Road. are
Spending the week-cud with their sis-
jicge. Northampton.
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor of
the NorWalk M. E. church. will re-
”iurn to Norwalk tonight after spend-
ing several days with his mother in
'Spencer. N. Y.
Mrs. “’illiam McPherson. of Chest-
nut street. Second district is to enter-
‘tain the members of the Senior club.
'of Trinity 6. F. S. at her home this
evening.
hotel
Bos-
.l:l nice
I Guests at the Royal
Cluphan.
yesterday were: C. S.
'tcr. Flowering '1'. Mitchell. Smith Col-l
' The South Norwalle Musical Pro-
tective Union is making filial ar—
‘rangementi for their public dance
lwhich is to be held on Saturday night.
'Jan. Hill. at the Town Assembly
'Hall. ‘ Thi'i organization has a mem~
berahip of about .seventy musicians
and most of them will be on hand to
furnish music for continuous dancing
on this occasion.
The American Band
short parade. weather permitting.
’and will play in the hall. Several or-
‘chestras will alternate in playing the
.'dancc numbers. The affair is plane
Incd on short notice in order to select
.a night suitable to the majority of the
musicians. Dancers may rest assured
Ithat there will be no scarcity of good
.music or lack of variety.
I The committee in charge is work-
=ing hard to make this dance a success
and promises those who attend an en-
joyable evening at a very moderate
admission fee.
will give a
ton. 311153.. and Thos. Snyder, of New;
lYork city.
, .—
1 Miss Mabel Keislcr. of Putnam ave-
(inllghlt'l‘s, mm. entertained a number of friends;
at her home last evening.
3 EARLY
HISTORY OF
STATES.
: A most intcrestlng ad-lrvss was de—
l
l
run-2n l
l
l
lMEN’S HIP BOOTS ’AT
,. $1.95 AT KEELER'S
SHOE STORE
‘livi-rcd lust nighi ill llll‘ \Vest Nor—
‘\\;le chapcl cm “'l‘hv Early History ot'IBIGGEST BARGAIN IN YEAR'S
tllc l‘nitcd States Ill-tween 165m andi
1365." by Louis Zellllr. The address:
lives givenjlndl‘r the Joint auspices 0;, Talk about prewar prices. did you
the~ Wiesthb‘rwalk Improvement als-
socintion {until thv- Stain Board 01’
Education: ’4'} .
There was a larnq alto "dance at llic‘
lecture which pron d \l-ry intircsting.
Mr. Zellai2 "prcsclllv-ll many
and new facts about tile- history of the
time in- was
Followmg the lrclurc. rrfrcshnlvnis
‘xw re St'tWt'd and .'l g‘vtit‘t‘ul good time
l-IYjG}Etl. is ‘ ;
\‘vlcrffiats .uav ENDORSE FORD.
’ - (HYPER. a
VVASHINGTON." Jan. 27.—-—Bcllcl‘
{that Secretary \mGs. in submitting
to Coligrégs llcnry Ford's offer to
purchase and lcnsc the Muscle Shoals
it his "friendly l-ndorscmcni.”
prv-sscd today by Senator l‘lidcrwliod.
of .Uullalllu. following
dors- m- iii of Hit Ford contract.
HAVE mnrnawo
MADE AT MICHELSEN’S
UP-TO-DATE STUDIO
ST CI) 10
AT
CENTIL‘LLY LCX‘.\TI~ZD_
DUES “Hill CLASS “'ORK
(‘OXSFIRVATIVE PRICES.
a certain
This studio is well equipped with up-
to-dntc equipment. is centrally locat—l
Pd. and has the vcry latest ideas ltl
[‘hoinglnlhv. Al._v m-mhcr ut‘ ihr‘
family may rest assurcll that a sitting.
italic here will result in very satisfuc-l
tory proofs.
uualiu of workmanship :it corscru
vatlve prices is your experience a'
this (-stnl-lishnl‘nt. The Miche‘smi
Studio. 73 \Vashlngton St. Phone 437
Adv.
,‘l‘llv lll'()L'l.'Illl \\lll in ltl‘OilllCilSlt‘Ll l'rmii
llllt l'l".ll >lilllllll llllI‘. lllld “ill
ilw ll‘ :lltl ulthin :l rlldllls m~ 1H0 mill-s.
] ——Largc si.\c pen coal
ton. Harris and Gulls L70.
l
lltllU
$11.30 per
Tel. 721.
halving a kllPllt‘n
which the-y wish to (llSDOSt‘ oi.” to
someone loss fortunate than them-
selves. should notify the Charities dr!~
partmcllt. tclcphom- 199. as there is a
pressing need for such ll stove. .1
family of seven net-ding onc. The man
‘is unablc to “ark. the wife is doing
llt'l‘ lot-st to help lhc family along and i
,there are five children.
Anyone stove
l
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THE
but can you prove it?
i
l ——Buy your Victrola, at Donnelly's
‘on easy Wuekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M. ’
The question of the release of
Arthur Pratt. of Harlem. who is
serving a term of two to five years
in Wethersfield prison for the theft of
an automobile belonging to Charles
!
l
AccoUNTs INVITED.
up again before the board of paroles:
.Prison association at:
Hartford on February 1. The case
{n rther evidence
-—NO’I‘ICF.—- 7
All members of Local 52. A. F. of .
M. are hereby notified to report at thezl.
Town Assembly Hall. Norwalk. ion“
Saturday night. January 28th. at 1:45 i.
P; M.. with instruments and stands:
Lsual dress. Bandsmen in uniform.
.By order of
DANCE COMMITTEE. “g; * ’ ‘ - -'- ‘
,~ , ~Local 52. a F. of M. ' ' ’ ' "
RemeeeFoar
. Not Unless you paid by Check.
B LL
magnum.
unique-
.lmscrillinx. .
poxver and nitrate plants. would givu'
was e» .
Ll ConfCrl‘HF" .
with llic sm‘retarv. Mr. l'nde’rwoml
calh-ri :ll lhl‘ ill-pllrtii'icllt to make a:
pl‘rSUDIll l‘I‘qlll~i=l for :L lavorablc t’ll»
Tlllrc is r'sponsihllity
due the head of familics‘r—dlnd that is, , _‘
having baby's picture made. ‘\-l‘l:l!! AlaxLev'37 Sshoebtore
.lll important and lasting thing to?
Z.i\r- n:..l Low intcrvsting for all and n .. . n
later on in life for the ha 7:»- ht‘l‘S if ' 91 50' Mam St' 90' Nonvalk
’h- _.......,“,.. r... _..
ever hear of first quality men's. hip
boots for $1.95 in 1913. Even in ihosc
sdays the price on these boots \verc at
least $4.00 to $5.00 a. pair.
A men's 4-buckle arctic is
:being sold at the same price, so don‘t
{wait if you can use a pair. because
bargains such as these \vlll not last
long.
l
Some of the other unusual values
are a men's Goodyear “‘elt Shoe at
Q“ a \vomrn‘s plain toe. dancing
oxford for $3.65. different mumps~ in
the very latest styles at $3.45 to $4.39
a pair. ‘
l
l
Hig\.
lfilany of the slices llldt are put on
.ilC’ are way below cost.
(n
SALE
on Children‘s School Shoes
ALL souo LEATHER
- Girls' shoes. Slzes 8‘; to 2 $1.93
Boys' shoes. sizes 8”; to 13'}. $1.98
Boys‘ shoes. sizes 1 to 2 $2 49
Boys' shoes, sizes 21/2 to 6 $2.95
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No torlneciinn \villl other
Shoe Store
any
tional committee. was heartily receiv- '
A birthday party was tendered John : members of the ways and means coin~ . ‘
broke out here last night shortly :ll‘icr
9 O‘clock and kept four firc compan-
ics busy until after midnight.
started in the cellar of a dry goods
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Investment Securities
Telephone 153, 154,
South Norwalk. Conn.
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THE PARIS
33 South Main Street
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Dependable
About the best thing
you can say of a man is
that he is dependable.
Vv’liat he says you can
believe and What he
promises that he will
perform. T h is bank
realizes that its greatest
fiset. is dependability.
That is what youneed
rim-your. money! affairs
and for that: this bank'
offersyou its services.
These mattresses
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at the price of Cotton
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50 lb.
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9701-72 ‘NQRTHM MAIN _ STREET
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