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$6.25
$10.00 quality.
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Brown, Gray, Navy
plinSnnl-Qulélné.n.Lax-mun”
who. No, 1‘6. 1. 0. R. M..
. rrgular meeting tomorrow
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Mrs Joseph A. Giovanni
r..~«'r\lng their second wed-
. rKélr}'.
>1 Mrs Gordon R. Gauchet. of
., .. Lil-Mt. observed the third
of their wedding on Sat.-
‘wst week.
.'at0r and Hood covers.
An '- I no
Hanan-id annual meeting of
”‘1 Norwalk Congregational
.11 lm held on Thursday even-
» week, February 2nd.
Jesse T. Dunbar gave a
«'nrcumstantinl Evidence" at
ring of the Men‘s Club at the.
.nrwnlk Congregation church
plans have been made for the
lw hold tomorrow evening at
Home. by the members of
‘vz-ating force of the local tele~
. at hung". Gail's orchestra will
llu- music.
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.1 fie-sh mined. screened auto-
.v. $13.50 per ton. Harris
ans CO.. Tel. 721.
otrial meeting of the Norwalk
‘ rluh will he held this: evening at
ock at the South Norwalk club
“'v purpose of naming a commit-
nominate officers for c-loction at
'mual meeting of the yacht club
- held on Saturday evening. Feb-
'. 25th. A meeting of the. Govern—
' lioard of the club will he held at
m o'clock. prior in tin» Kp‘TIIil mimi-
lg 0f lh‘v (Hill A11 lllrnzin rs arrx
Lrghl it: Ill. lid
-7.\.uft
Lats. (.4 umbrellas.
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ilELLEN’S FOOD
65c
~ :illson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
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“Mir Burglar Alarm
Stands Watch
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Night and day our
rglar alarm guards
herty Bonds, mort-
agrs, army and navy
svharge papers» 50““
.3; wry. silverware, and
runny other Vllflue‘
our safe deposit
~..ult.
7:1'7:‘.'..7‘..*""~F ; '1 ‘7'" ' "
You can rent a. has
”re and protect your
valuables.“ in. em"
05 8 postage stamp or
6 3-Y- as“:
Boxes $4 a Year
‘v ‘ .71; .L;.;Al"1..l .L.+_L‘- ‘. L‘, -§7'-
, I. (I. 0. F.. are requested to be present
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i Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor“
to! the Norwalk M. E; church, is in
.\ew York city today.
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‘ Mrs. Jane E. Gregory. of West Ce-
,clar street. is seriously ill at the home
:of her son. \Villiam E. Gregory.
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Boys sliding aown Clay street hill
were complained of to the police yes-
terday and Patrolman Frank V. Ray-
mond puts? amp to the practice.
E. K. BANKS
Dry Goods Store
Under Mai-skew» Hotel
m Wk . -3‘ _ ‘—
- 43‘s .9: sitcixl communication of St.
John’s-Em . No.15. F. & A. M.. was
_‘ “held finmy night .at which the
masteitimuon degree was conferred. -
The poof and plnochle tournament
between the Craftsmen and Monitor
Grotto will open tonight at the for-
mer':: rooms.
The Nag-walk Tire and Rubber
comnglgy went on full time minimum-
lug assigns result or improved business
conditions. The factory is now work-
mgfiveandahaltdasseachweek.
W
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All officers and members of the
Guard Team. at Butler Lodge No. 9?.
consider the portioning at Arthur
.Praxt. now-serving two to five years
m Wetherdlold» prison. to? the theft
or an automobile. at a’inéetingto bé
held tomorrow.
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Miss Marjory Delaney of South Main
street was surprised at. be? home of:
Saturday evening by a. number or her
young friends. The evening was
pleasantly spent with motile. both vo-
cal and instrumental. sauna and .re-
fmsbmgnggcthe aflatr breaking up at
a late hour.
‘Monday at 7:36 p. In. for re
On Wednesday evenlfié‘ Ranker
Grotto's Five will meet the Red Men
Juniors at Hoyt's hall. while the pre~
iiminary game will be between two
girl's teams.
--—La.rge sixe pea coal $11.50 per
ton. Harris and Gamer). Tel. 721.
A sewing and social meeting of the
Children of KM of St. Joseph's
Church will be held in the school hall
on Tuesday evening. January not.
William B. Crooks. formerly 3. mice
itinel. but. who has been in New Ro-
The questions and the Mayflowera chelle for some little time; has “re-
will battle it out on Wednesday even Iturned to the fold." and is awn em-
ing at Community hall. Em Norwam moved on one of the boner! of lino—
while the preliminary game will be types in the Sentinel omoe. He is
between the Y. M. C. C. and the K. 0. liking the place of William Steels.
K. A. fives {who rrsigned last week.
—»Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's'T
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M.
G. E. Librlzzi. o! 399 Main street.
brought a woman named Rose Jemski.
of 19 Slocum street. to the uptown po-
lice station yesterday, stating that the
woman had been standing in front of
his house for three hours. The woman
was taken care of by JOSGph Tracey.
who knew the circumstances of the
case.
The Christian Endeavor Society. of
the Nomik Congregational church.
held a delightful social hour follow-
ing services yesterday. Delicious row
freshments were served by the music
committee consisting of the Misms
Margaret Raye. Frances Wing and
Ruth McGreg-or. Following the so.
cial hour. the society adjourned to
the Home for the Aged, where servic-
es Were conducted by Dr. Ernest F.
McGregor.
l The Ladies' Aid society of St. Pet-
er's German Lutheran church will
'meet Thursday afternoon in the base-
ment of the church. Mrs. Wm. R.
Hausa will serve retresfiments after
the bushes. meeting. All members
and friends are expected to be pres-
ent. The Young Peoples' society of
St. Peter's Lutheran church will hold
its monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening. A full attendance
is expected.
-—Hats renovated. O'Brien's.
The VVomun‘s Association of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
will mot-t at the home of Mrs. (‘alvin
L. Barton. 70 \Vest avenue on \Ved—
nestday afternoon of this week at 3
o'clock. The subject will be "Porto
Rico." Mrs. A. F. Nash will speak on
the history. customs. eta. while\.\iiss
sMary [my will talk on missions
The final game before the beginning Mrs. Cola. of Wilson Point Road.
of the series with Norwalk. will bejwas struck and knocked down by an
played on the Hoyt's courts this even- automobile operated by Raynor
mg by the Knights of Columbus. when Werme on Saturday night. near the
they will meet the Springdale Five. Nash Engineering company during
The preliminary game will be between ,the heavy snow fall. Mrs. Cola was
tWU girl's teams. The big game of the “0t injHTEd_ and FEYUSEG ‘0 3° t0 the
evouing will be a fast one. as the Hospital. Dr. Henry C. Sharer was
Springdalv outfit has several fast play— sent to the woman's home and found
as on its roster. ithat she was slight bruisrd. The we-
. ____. :ma” became confused during the
covers. storm and stepped in front of the au-
tomobile. it is said.
—-Radiator and Hood
Aaron Kohn.
A meeting of the chorus organized
in Norwalk by Royal \‘Villiams Steele.
nottd singer. will be held tomorrow
night at the Royal James hotel.
Thirty-five have already joined the
chorus. which will be increased to
fifty. Any singers who are not mem-
bers: are wvlcomo to nth-mi thv meet»
ing.
Dennis O'Brien. of Stamford. was
placed under arrest following a dis-
turbance that ho created at the Pal-
ace theatre last evening. This morn-
ing in the downtown court he was
'fined 37 and costs for intoxication and
35 for breach of the peace. He was
given until \Vednesday to pay the full
amount of the fine and costs, which
totalled $21.06. inasmuch as he had
The State Board of Pardons was
All members are invited to be present. type operator for the mm: Sen- ‘
-Malloryfists $3.85:
FlannelShirts $1.45
'Boys’Caps..........50c
Rogers & Stevens
' In Stores
Hamil: S. Norwsllj
There will be an oniéial inspection
of the Combat Train at the Not-walk
armory tonkht.
OPPOSE BWW' SALARY.
Department Inspect oi-‘U’osepfi 8:8.
therton. Commander John Guarneri-
and Adjutant J. Gather. of Muivoy-
Tarlov Post. No. 603. V. F. W.. attend-
ed the Council of Administration and
meeting of the Post Officers of the V.
F. W.. lack! in Wallingtord. yesterday.
At that time a resolution was adopt~
ed condemning Treasurer Frank S.
Butterworth of the American Legion,
for withholding $300 a month for
himself from the state fund for needy
tax-service men.
The resolutions charged Butter-
worth with having “sent. out letters
misrepresenting the facts in such a
manner as to make it appear that the
litigation against him personally is in
fact an attack by politicians on our
disabled and unfortunate comrade
who are beneficiaries of said fund."
Another resolution adopted instruct-
ed the state adjutant to protest to
Governor Lake and members of the
board of control against an alleged
change in policy whereby Treasurer
Butterworth will no longer send
checks to needy veterans but will meet
their needs by furnishing such food.
clothing of other material aid as sir-
cumstances demand.
FINAL
REDUCTIONS
Our Only Sale This Season
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Wool Hose, . 4 for $139.15 :1. ":7
Rm”, . . . .2 for $1.93: f
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February Investments
hat Meet Every Test
“Where can I find the best and most at—
tractive hivestment for my February funds?”
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bility in value and the. most attractive interest , *3.
return ‘2” Are Cheap “:
We are at your service to answer just " 3
these Monaural: are puzzling you, and
you are invited to call and discuss your ill-
vestment problems with us at your leisure.
Maples é?
Goldschmidt
Investment Securities
Telephone 153, 151. m
85 Washington Street
South Rormlk, Conn.
ESTABLISHED 1892
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Our mam department, recently
opened; in charge of Mr. Frederick C. Hull,
specializes in unlisted securities of very high
grades. securities yielding 6%, 7%, and even
8%. Cali, write or phone. Mr. Hall will be
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l The annual meeting or the direct-' IXhWIfiAFL INCOME WEN tamed by the taxpayer. and two to
or: of the Norwalk- Esme for the Forms 1040 for reporting individual instructions The form will be sent
Aged is being held this afternoon.
Election of officers and rendlng' of re-
ports will feature the meeting.
MEN’S 4-BUCKLE ARC-I
TICS $1.95—-AT KEEL-
ER’S SHOE STORE
to pcrsons who filed similar returns
last year. but failure to receive a
form does not relieve the taxpayer of
his obligation to file on time. on or
before March 15. 19:22. it the return
is made on calvndar year basis.
l-‘nrms 1040A for reporting income
of $5.000 or low also are available at.
thc above offices.
return of income for the taxable year.
1921 of more than $5.000 are avail-
able at the offices of Caller tor of In-
terns!" Revenue. Hartford. New Haven.
Bridgeport, New London and “later-
bury.
The form contains six pages two or
lwhich are devoted to the return. two
to a duplicate of the return to be re-
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WereSoidatfiOOaPairOnlya
Month Ago l CLEAN UP SALE
0:: Women's and Misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Miliinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Mn Street South Norwalk
ESTABLlSHED 20 YEARS AGO
Why not save your shoes from this
snow and slush by getting a good
pair or heavy tour-buckle arctlcs for
only $1.95. We still have a good many
sizes left, but they are going fast, so
hurry in before they are all gone.
We are also selling a high cloth
arctic of the very best quality for 013in
$2.45. This arctic sold for $5.00 a pair.
We are pleased to say that the peo-
ple know a good bargain when they
see one, proof of this. they bought out
every pair of those boots we adver-
tised for $1.95. However, we expect to:
get in a few more this week. for those:
LET US RESOLVE
who were too late for the others. —-During the coming year in \‘i‘ul‘lx‘ nlnl‘i’ impe-
I—ex- -.. - . . . g ‘ .5 fully. more conscientiously than in ill“ ywar iuxt
l ’ ‘ 3.‘ . past. .
l SALE ' —To CO—fimelt’ more closely. more willingly Willi
others“ in furthering mutual lllll'l‘usls. mutual
on Children’s School Shoes
1-3 to 1-2 OFF
only $6 with him this morning. Sentinel Vfan‘ Ads Bring Results.
welfare,
ALL SOLlD LEATHER
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HIS is addressed to the man who
gives so much of his time to mak-
ing money that he often forgets what he and duties.
Making, Family Provision
These are problems which face every
man who considers his responsibilities
and community. realizing: that therein lit- the"
—To give always the best that is in Us for hm ne
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l Girls' shoes. s?zes 8V: to 2
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Boys' shces. sizes 81/2 to 131/2, $1.98 The officers: of this bank gladly plv‘dge tlwir
Boys“ shoes. sizes 1 to 2 $2.49 whole—hearted cnmporatinn to make 19:12 a your
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Beys' shoes, size; 25/2 m 5 __ 335.5 of red. progrtss (“ill dt‘lllP‘» em‘nt fr. this m *x.
munity.
FMRFIELD COUNTY Samoa BANK
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Max Levy’s Shoe Store‘
31 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
No other
connection with
Shoe Store
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is making it for. The accumulating of
money may not be providing for the
future of a family.
A man has not made proper provision
for his family until he looksdaeyd’nd his
own life and takes measures for the pro-
tection of those he. may leave behind.
Otherwise, his property maybedistrib—
uted to such persons and in such _pro-
portion: as would have ban. entirely
contrary to his w'nhes, and under such
dim as may cause loss to the
estate. _ ,7
Who will receive the property: which
yaw 1m? Arc yle willing tale! that
batman med' by the law of the Suite,
.34.. PM“. 't the lad 'samfice
often caused.
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By making a will, you can dségnat:
who shall receive your property. In your
will, you can create a trust for your dc-
pcndcnts, insuring that the property
you leave will be pmervod and safe-
guarded {or their benefit. And you can
select an executor and trustee to carry
out your plans.
The naming in your will of an exec—
utm- and trustee is second in impor—
ounce only to the making of the. will
itself. Theniodentmistoom ' man
organization with special fitness for this
duty. It has: WWW-”g;
has ' " ‘ " . t s
mspeci‘zl‘md Wm skilled in
hm. ’3”’ 30'" Itmmm' 4%. .
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by mamas.
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About the best thing
you can say of a man is
that he is dependable.
What he says you can
-believe and what he
perform T h is bank
realfios. that its greatest
asset. is dependability.
in your money afiairs
7* and for that this bank .
ofiers you its services.
THE CITY
. prommes that he will 3
That is what you need #1
50 lb. Compartment Felt
h.
NATIONAL BANK :
50 lb. layerFelthlittm,A grade
5cm. Layer FeltMattrem, B grade .
Those vuttrmes are covered in attractive tick and: II!“
. the best moneyaoanbays . "
- 44g; Come In and See Thém was.
7m:- NORTH mm
at the price of Cotton
Constructed from a sciéntifie standpoint, with only one m
in minduto give comfort and satisfaction.
Mattress W
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