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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1932
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L' ° g Room ' Suite
in this advertisement. we are nuotinrr solely Living Roam
Suites: But, understand, please, that the same method of reducing
prices, has been applied toall other depui-ments:
, Suites, Bedroom Suitw, Kitchen Furni‘ure, Cd'l Pieces, Eltc. Special
Window Displays have been arranged for your inspection. Call at
IMADE BY ONE OF THE LARGEST FACTO-
iries in \merioa. this Suite is a rare Value at this
rioo. Similar to Illustration, including I-‘ull Sized
u-nport, Arm Chair and Rocker.
upholstered mm- hout‘y springs. Covering of high
l TWO Pillows included.
VERY REMARKABLE \‘ALUEI
Oven-unifed Three Piece Suite, Upholstered in a
loomhlnution of fine 'l‘apr-stry and Velour. Every
lulu? of nuns! (vmsiruction and appearance. Loose
(heinous. "Ila-1i with coil springs: “Inked backs.
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Exemplifyiing the Price Reductl
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ogaoy, Cane And Velour Suite
COMPLETE
$11975
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Seats are
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This $375 Coniliination Tapestry- Velour Suite
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This Three
O'FIOE THE PICTURE ABOVE—IT IS JUST
ilro tho Suite being quoted! Massive pieces—all
D! them—awn!) heavy pillow arms, winged banks.
lpring cage, loose cushions. «to.
unmlly will for double the price we ask in the
Piece Suit —-ln Blue Genuine Leather
COMPLETE
Such :1 Finite
519850
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Dining Room
$21950
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Every one who will need Furniture, of any kind, Within the next. During the ANNU‘AL DIS_COUNT SALE’ Hadley ‘5 E-l‘l' P Hy.
~‘t tl will do well to investigate the advantages of placing their ment Plan 15.31; your dlsposa}, Just the sap—3‘3 35‘?” a“ 07‘1” ‘ ~.
5‘3 mon ls ' A ful analysis will reveal the fact that you will Don‘t be heeltant about opening an aCCOUDL mtg us.~ Cl ; K. ‘1
orders NOW“ care select the Furniture you like and want. A small Cash Der. .j: »_.; .39
actually save from ONE-FIFTH TO ONE-THIRD, if you buy at this
Sale, as compared to waiting until the goods are needed.
Three Piece Overstuffed Tapestry. Suite, Winged Backs, Loose Cushio
him it? out
Suit. of thin War and grade at so low a price! And, if you would know the
actual sunny: ban: «(hr-ed you grammars. just «more 1: to any other Suite
noted else'wberel Pull filled DBVGDDOW Arm Ohllr and “author um included.
ENTIRE HISTORY HAVE “‘5 QL‘O’ITED A 'llAI’ES'I‘TIY
cry pic-4x of good construction and one appearance.
Suite Above-Heavy Frames ln Mahogany 0r Jacobean-Fine Tapestry Seats
Suite Complete
$14975
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noun. :5 lll;§l(:l\'_ Al-‘l-‘ORDING [SDIVIDL‘ALITY '10 THE HOME: EXCEP-
tionally well made. warranting many years of germ. plain but finely tin-
uhed. 'I‘lleoe are connect the characteristic- that make this Suite one oi the moat
duh-able In our etodu. Sent- are upholstered
flare a flawless Wort:
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over heavy double coil springs. Every
ns Throughout
Suite Complete
$9850
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Mahogany SuitemCane Backs—Velour Seats Over Heavy Springs—-
goods are delivered: A Little Each Week Pays The Bake. c.
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Another Very Fine Suite With Velour Covering
COMPL£ PE
312975
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ANY ONE “‘80 ADMIRES CANE Sl‘lTlLs‘ \\ “I.
surely appreciate this value! It is 3 Suit. that
may be placed in any home. with the git-am
amount of pride and satisfaction. Pull aimed Dm—
anport. Chair and Rocker are lncludr‘rL he lrcll
as Plllows. Blue VeIOur con-ring.
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Tpestry Suite-Rolled Arms-loose Cushions
COMPLETE
s14950
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1")“ THE SALALL LIVING “.0031 OR APAIVL
went, this is an idol] choice. “'ldle the pie-ours an
all of full tile, 51% their proportions are small.
Strictly 5 Suite ot‘ the. beet quality. with “humanly
attractive covering. Loauc cushions, spring edge
and rolled em.
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Three Piece Genuine Leather Salton-Good Grade:
DAMNRT. ARM CHAIR AND “JOCK IJR— COMPLETE
Each of the Overstufled Type, and upholstered s 75
in heavy GENUINE BROVNN llhllTHEIR. ulth 149 t
thine unshions. rolled arms. deep seats, etc. such
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. EUMPANY rune]
£180,000 in Bonds and Com-
mercial Paper T a k e n
from Night Clerk by Two
Masked Men
HATTII‘ISHI “(2. Miss. Jun 37.77-
!M Gil‘ault Motor (‘umpuny ol’ this
city was rollllcul nl' $l.\(),mm in bond:
. ’1‘] commercial pupm‘. mu'h imiuy, ll)
4 (no men who llt‘lil up llu- night (dork,
“yacording to :i l'i'ptll'l lu tlw police.
‘ Grady Bishop. the night clerk told
a, police that he was confronted
ut 2130 u. m l») two muskv-il white
‘;1.$Wl10 with r- \lllvt'ls i‘orci-«l him to
item the Offici- ('.lSll lPHiSlt'l‘S. Lock—
.8' him in u clnsvt. they then forced
the safe. he said. Officials of the
‘mmpany said llmt whllr- none of Hip
‘flcks and bonds were negotiable.
‘me were not Ilstwl and might not
‘59 easily rcplrjcml.
" "The police WH‘; of the oplxiion'TFnI
the robbery v.33 carried out by om-
fibroughly familiar with the situation
'd the company's offices. and with lllt'
mngements ol' the building.
*GPANISH WAR
. VETERANSUSTATE
v " . BOWLING LEAGUE
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rule
mantle. Gzimcs are to he play/rd
teen the teams in the different sec-
during the two months of Feb-
l‘hr mirl) ll.il'l of April. V'l‘OH'Ill‘I'l illGZt‘hat she could recover—lwr money. IMPORTANT l
.11.) ul _\|Illl tlw tuu hurling; harms in She claims dumuiro-s of 3.90. '
llln :lmcrvnt sa-ctions “ill in pickcd Property on South Main sin-ll.» MOVES BEHIND
lill'l
ln-lu‘n-t-n llw ton gaunt-s.
l’l'izv-s sne- ol‘l'v-rrd lor lllv' llu-n-e- lcull—
InL: [mums in thv- llll‘dl namcs. 'l‘lu- llrsl
I‘l'l"" 18.1 lzll‘gv Sll\l'l' i'llll. ’l‘llcn‘ will
.w :l.rm- lugs to lln- cup. that is it will
“.mv- to lw mm In lllv- sulllc lt“.llll l’m‘
lllll'l' \vul‘s ln‘l'nrc it is rrtnlnt-ll pcr-
mun'rntl). _
.\l lll‘: t'nll 0i tln- swmnn. u llélll'lll“l
null ln- livid in tlw mmm) at Hurl-
Hill .11 whirl] lhr howll-rs and mm x’
KIII‘HYS \\lll lu' pr: snnl.
ASKS DAMAGES
OF $750 IN
NOTE MATTER
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presentwd for payment it was protest-
ed.
it is further alleged in the writ that
Larry Mela. one of the defendants.
hurl lie-r write her name on a piece of
paper, and that she. thinking that shv
had endorsed the note, paid the $600
and the protest fees.
Later on. an examination of the
note. she found that her name haul
lu"~n written by somconc else. un—
known to her.
it is said that the defendants. who
maintained a. garage on South Main
street. sold or removed all of the ma-
chinery and fixtures and stock, prior
to March 20th. 1921, so that she
could not levy on this to demand the
payment to hr r of the money.
She has asked that the money she
paid together with the protest fees be
paid to her. but. this: has mean refused.
and the defendants have also refused
to divulge the whereabouts of. or pro-
duce. the machinery and fixtures so
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llu- house. Silllll'll “‘th .lcr'h't‘vltvlr‘il
clutmlli-r
lhr
se-ntntiu-s. and so Illll Spcakcr Gillette. l
rcIm-mlwn-d the-
Democratic
'l'ln'y
(-humllcr
thv- roll
lrom-rgan
absence
only
but not
lllllll'l'
call
in
.x smlv-s oi' gums-s “Ml lw played owmd lily Luigi Molu. one of the dc—
i’f-ndants. has live-n .‘illlli‘lll‘il hygllvpu—V
She-rill Edward ll. l
sum 01‘ $5M: in the case.
DONOVAN SEES '
;. O. P. SI'IIIIN‘I(IN(;Il:‘w‘w'0‘)”Id “01 -l'§’S«\lL{ in anything but
(if lllt' l
ascende-
Speak
for
llcilly.
8 quorum
Jerry
politics.
1111
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only looking around.
"\Vhat do you think of the political
situation." the hurgomuster of Nor-l-‘ards‘
walk was asked.
“There won't be so many of thcsc‘lmes 9"‘5‘10‘15‘33
around the next time." he replied. in-l
dlcating with his right arm
publican side of the house.
CITY DIANAGER RECALLE‘D.
WHEELING. W.
Unofficial
Show City Manager Homer Crago was ; ed selectmen. clerks and other persons
recalled in yesterday’s election
vote of 10.937 to 4.400.
recall slate was swept into office.
defeat of the administration was at-
tributed to the heavy women vote.
tabulations
Connecticut
Kennedy.
and llonovun. Jerry in illosc days was
llu- great olljvctor, who suggcstcd lb?
of
suggested anything clse.
“What's this..Jr'rr'_\'."
the Connecticut members.
a furmcrs' conference?"
smilcd.
THE SCENES
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mull-us. for the l
lporlunt moves llllllt'l‘ \ul) l)t‘lllll4l thc
y<('(‘n<‘s Ill Poking. ’l‘ukio and \\'n.~;hing»
lion. The gl-nn-rul (‘illll‘t‘l‘t'llCt‘ Illill
complctc Ilgl‘ve'lllt-nl had llcr-n
{strengthened today ll) thr- announce—
mc-ni that the Japanese and the
Chlncsc rvprcsentuttu-s would lwgin
jiomom‘ow morning Uie.riraiUI1g Of a
treat)".
Considerable
rouse of rcprc- .
Importance was at
old days of vtachcd today to :1 Icngthy cont‘crcncc
not in ‘ the lllctwecn the i‘hinesc deli-gates last
er Clark.- when lnight.‘ Rumors were in circulation
that the delegation was divided on the
question of accepting the compromisc
.Vroposal. although these had not bccn
substantiated.
was
Malian
w hen anyhod y
Avalanche
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m Simplon Tunnel
GENEVA. Jan. 27.——A huge aval—
lanch?‘ fell yesterday evening at 36
'southern cntrancc of the historic
Simplon Tunnel. covering the railroad
for fifty yards to a depth of several
A train from Brieg passed
through the tunnel only a few min-
I
lHuge
said one of: ‘
"hero for!
But Jerry
1y be a farmer
1d said hr- was
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M‘ICRIIHCN HOSPITAL CORNER
STONE LAYING.
l M ERIDEN. Jan. 27,—Interesting
the Re- '
jexercises marked the laying of the
[cornerstone yesterday of 3 3400.000
Vu.. Jan. 27.—'building for the Meriden Hospital. on
this morning; Coqk avenue. Those attending includ-
hy 3. interested from adjoining towns The
The entirefprincipal speakers were Mayor H. T.
The King. Edward Miller. president of the
lhospital. and Dr. E. 'I‘. Bradstreet.
dean of the hospital medical staff.
One of the first photographs to arriVe showing the
heavyweight champion by Georges Carpentier;
scheduled twenty round bout in Albert Hall, London.
erstwhile Georges waits expectantly for the fatal ten.
\‘mw-uv‘é
’ S ‘ lian
knockout of George Cook, the [Austra .
’Cook hit the canvas-early in the fourth sessron of {11:63:
The picture shows Cook prone m the ring v.
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Amen“. DISCOUNT SALE. W THINK or BUYING THIS HANDSOME ’mRm-z PlEt‘E srrrE FOR so now 5““ Gunmen n 5;“th $11,223: $1223” ' m p “‘ -1_._ . J . l
o sum. Any woodworkor or upholsterer wound tell you “It can't be done." Yet. $7975 :15
we ofler this Suite, upholstered in Velour at thin price. . And. best of all: TERMS :31
~ - ~ , 'ro SUIT Your. oosvmumwom Almost identically like the abou- illustration. m . . . U;
More Than Three Hundred Dmmg Suites. 9.... h, .1... WM... 9......“ l “m .0 f‘" ‘ Chamber Suites of Every Size and Style. 3%
In every “u an" finial“, dean and qmuwv M .m be C OHPLL 1 l’. \HOML l; URNlS ”Lip S B?!’ Room Furniture is just as pro'mineréfly identified :Vllh- l):
imagined! Suite: for the large Dining Room—Suites for - p ' 9 this Sale as any other department. An , you can res. as l-E
the anal] homeL—Suites for the Apartment: ALL IN- AD I E i cured that, regardless of any preferences, your chorces la;
CLUDED IN THIS SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES p _'__ __ . ‘. ' are to be found—AT A LESS COST THAN YOU Ex- j.
EVER QUOTED. (no RPOAD r. JOHN <7 s. PECTED! m
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