MONDAY, FEB. 13,1929.
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NG©E __ {E‘All the New Fabrics'for
”g “No? 5;, SDYmSAaml Summer
l 3.4 at
i JOSEPH DAVls _ pp ‘3‘
‘85 WASSJHRGTOA‘ STREET f3: . and for immediate use on exhiition at
i . ORWALK. m: 9
l . . , E. K. BANKS
. 35‘ DRY GOODS STOBE
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NCW' DObbS Caps £31.} Under Mahackemo Hotel
Spring Styles 5:, i454? West Washingto!‘ Street
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$2.85 52—11 There will be a meeting of the
, 5;: Board of Health tonight at. the offices
1‘18“ 5 Stetson g. '0! Dr. Robert E. Perdue. West avenue.
Hats dlDThe whatsoever Cir-ole of King's
. .3. aughters will meet with M . F k
Sprung Styles iii :33“; f; qs'eymour street,r'sl'ue;d‘:y.
$7.00 :5: e . a _.:.,0.
iii tm-‘mLf-lrge‘size-apes. coal $11.50 per
.2: - arr G . . .
Closed Monday All my n, s an ans Co Tel 7 21
I . 00111 Day The weekly meeting of Progress
Forum. No. l. l". P. L.. will be held
this evening. All members are urged
to attend. Full initiation will be con-
ferred upon several candidates.
Old Well Commandery. U. 0. G. C..
No. 956. will hold their meeting Tues-
‘day at 8 p. m.. at P. O. S. of A. hail.
[Franklin and Madison street. All
. lmembers please attend. Special busi-
1“:itrolman Robert Gainer is ill at. "“55-
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Jus homi‘ “”h a" ““8““ °t 5”” l The Watch Your Stitch Club will:
meet on Wednesday afternoon Febru-'
ary 15th. at 2 o’clock. it‘ll Mrs.
litalph l). Havens. 24511'Iast'fir'vcnuc.
v;\‘lrs. John 1.. Henry will be the host-
9’55.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklyn Bishop.
:lv .lre today celebrating their sec-
ond wedding anniversary.
Old Well Hook and Ladder com-
gially will meet this evening at the
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quzirtcrs on Franklin street. ad ator
l Aaron Kohn.
and Hood covers.
Local dealers in Valentines report
that the demand is not as large as it
has been in previous years.
Madame Kury Klara of Budapest.
entertainer] last evening at Kish Hull.
‘whcrl- ihv-rv was a large attendance.
Madame. Klara in a well known Hun-
'g:iri:lll actrcss and with her company
lprcst-ntcd the comedy "\Vatch
“girlie-s" before a large audience.
——Coal fresh mined. screened auto-
mntically. $13.50 per ton. Harris
and (Jan: Co.. Tel. 721.
the
l’onassus Council. Royal Arcanilm.
will hold a nicotine: tomorrow evening
at x o‘clork sharp. and all members
. arn- rcililcstcd to attend the met-ting.
. . who was ~ , ~
.3 jgntrolng :?e:‘.§r:§l: for sei'cr'll lict‘rr-sllmcnis “'1” be served. hollow—
; sulpstWLi/cek his returncd to dutV l'lg this adjournment will l.r_- mild" to
a}! a. 2 _ .
(‘ouncilman George E. Curtis, who
has been seriously ill with pneumonia.
is slowly improving.
llil- l':ll:icc Alleys. there to bowl a
Mrs \V K Harrington of Evcrslcy‘ ‘uizu Mom ”11- .\lllt‘or<l Council.
:vt- . w‘ll entertain the members of " —’—’ ‘ .
“llllcnnulrd ilnd Naturw club at her home Tl" 'l-“W‘S' A“? F'K‘i'l‘ “111 W‘l'l H
this c-vening. “l"(‘liil l..lrilllg oil-\‘u-lllrsvluv :AFTT‘T-
IiiU'ill at 2% o‘clock in lll' Irouih Sor—
Ex.(‘mmpi|nmn Frerierzpk Til, ('ul- “all; .\l"lh(‘ill"l Church, l’lnns not to
len. tht- wcllknown electrician is :eri. "" “Hill“ “'1‘ UN‘ VVHshiuL'lnn‘s i-ir'h-
nlnv suppcr to bl: given. it is of lhc
musly ill at his home in Connecticut
vupnu; .Iliniost llnpmluncc that ”in mcmln-ls
1ui‘ tlzc Snwio-ty should be plvsaut at
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. Progrcss Forum. No. 1. F. F. L.. ‘HH‘ ”“f‘lng'
{holds its usual meeting this evening. l
~r—(lrdcr your Ice Frlam t-lirly for
The great chiefs will visit thv wit:-
26. I. O. R.
\‘zilt-ntiuc's dlly ("‘“li‘bl‘allOllS. Golden's.
“warn of l'ncas Tribe _\’0.
.Elillillckr-mo lllock.
m.. tomorrow evening. ‘
Tomorrow will bc St, Valentinc's‘ I‘WOTPOVMW” pnpcrs of ”1“ ”id Or-
Vflnyn '1‘“'(-nty.f0ur years ago ncvt chard ltsrnltv Co. or New (Yunnan.
\Nednvsdny lhl- bflltIeHhip Maine was “lllr‘ll is to engage in the real estate
blown up in Havana harbor. The. 33.1 and contracting business. have bv-cn
inst, Will he Vt'ashington‘s birthday. llll‘ll “‘ilh tllt- St't‘rt-lilry of State. The
Lbs having been born in 1722. Mart-ii authorized capital stock is slamm-
‘ll-lt. will he Ash \Vcdnesday, tho hp. and business may lu- commenced
ginning of Lent. Whr-n $1.0!va is paid in. The incor-
_ inirtorx are John 1.. Collins, ll. P.
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnfill)'s ,‘lnrril-i :l'lil (1-0 \V. \‘un Sly-ck. all at
York.
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Thu \\'-*-.incstiay t‘\(’nlllg' mceiin: of
on easy vwcmy payments .\"~‘-~'
evenings until 9 P. M.
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Slorc opt-u
.tl‘.‘ (V'l‘icizil Board of ihc South Nor-
12- in; \lrihmlm Church this wmlt \i'ill
BlentIIOIatum ll nl' much importuncc lIr'ClillSi' ii is
' ‘lboth ilic monthly :lll'l ihc annual
50c Slze 35c , mm ting Fix-pry member of the loo ril
phonl-l arrange in bc prcscnt. 'l‘hr-
{liwil is \ o‘clmk Iill'l thi- placr lb“
[lullxonngc ‘11! \Vcst :tvr‘nuc.
' 'l‘llc rrvculnr mcciing of Court Froli-
.\'o. 11. (l. C. S. will be lwld this
{vii-mug. The cntcrtainmcnt commit-
'l-m \\'0|lltl like all membcrs to be pro.
Stillson Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
t‘lQ.
‘ ffiisi-lil :ls .l soovl ilnl“ is promised 3:11
o ;bus‘iun 55 of importance. Rct‘rcshmcnts
Q -' l)!‘ Scrvctl following the card
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l l \in'iv Norwrllk music lmcrs ni'c
l5 : {planning to attend the concert in
.‘.‘ ll l\\'«-st[>ort on Thursday t-vr-ninz, at
33" ,iv‘licll Alicc Smiihnndilloi will sing}
733 Nils Co'lillot is interesting to .\'or-
y" walkers. having bcgim bcr vocal ca—|
rot-r with Lillian Shr-rwood-X'mvkirk.’
:‘t thc ageof fii‘tccn ycars. and study-
lugr continuously with her for about
twelve yea-rs. After she studied stage
department in New York with Joseph
ltcgneas. operatic. coach.
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Present
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. Tuxedo Suits
at.
$45 and $55
Superbly‘ tailored in fine
unfinished worsted.
Dress Vests $7.50 I
The Store of Service
Children coasting down High strwt
hill were complained of to the police
yl'stcrliay. and Patrolman John Too-
tllill put a stop to the practice.
The cases of the several crapshoot-
crs arrested recently in the Connecti-
cut avenue barber shop were contin-
uid this morning until February 27.
An important meeting of the Past
(‘ouiuiuniie-rn' of the Shephvrds of
lit-llllehrm will be held tonight at the
lrrime of Mrs. James Craig. ll Ur-
chard street.
An oil stovc. used to heat the bath
roolli at tho horn - (if (‘orm “ll“.
('1' lnrns. 'l‘olles Ell‘l'l‘l. (-xplodcd about
ln:45 o'clock on Saturday night. and
u call was scnt in from ilox 3?). The
Control fire station l't‘sllnfltlid. Tho,-
blnzc way soon «xtil’iguishcd with but
slight damage.
Suit for $100 damages was brought
today by Maurice J. I'lexinw against
Josr'ph Godokc. ’l‘hc (“RSV if] the out-
growth 01 an lliltomobilr accident
\xhich happcnml on December 23.
The misc is rcturualll- lo the Norwulk
city court on lllt- third Monthly of
l-‘liiruary. Attorney Jesse '1‘. Dunbar
lcpltSt lilr‘ the plaintiff.
of ('lilirlcs
ll. Harris.
27a 91'.
("hurlrs
Harris, lnc..
Drcsfntvvl (‘aptaln JllnliS \\':llkt-r. of
ill!“ nrirlxz't‘pnrt pillico (ll partmcut
with a check for 5100 Saturday {or
iliv iil'lrivsy ll" was. shown during the
1mm \“'ll‘ l.\ llmt ill'lldl'llllllll. 'l‘lio-
chock will in» turnul into the Park
City policr‘ pi-usion fund.
—-\‘zi‘.cuiinc'< llay favors and Can»
dies at Golden‘s. Muhackcmo block.
Thc Hiawatha ill'éllllii which was to
limp bun prr-scntml two wet-ks ago
:1\‘ the South Norwzllk lillpiisi t‘liilrch.
lint which \\'.l.‘~' postpomvl lucniiqn 01'
tln- <lllilll pox score. will lu' prcslntmi
(in 'l‘rll'~.l.ly I\‘ Hing, l-‘l ilrlillry flint :ii
iii» churn ‘1 as originallv plaiunml. Th.-
i'li"‘ll‘lf‘ill ii'i‘ocls which :ll‘f‘ many.
hnic hm n trikr-u cal". 01' in a most cf:
ficli-ni manner by Duillr-y Cullt n. the
r't'r‘fl ll'liill
-——Radlator and Hood covers.
Aaron Kohn.
I—JAPANESF‘. SPEAKER TO MAKE Gr" '1‘
.AIIDR’FSH AT HILLSIDF SCHUOL
NI—lX'l" THI'RSDAY AT
2:30 I‘. M.
An interesting .uldress will be given
at the Hillside School ncxt Thursday
by M. 'l'r. Yumamoto. a Japnncsc. now
at Framingham. Mass. on the “Rela-
ti’dns Between l'nltcd Statrs and
Japan." Any one interested may at—
tend the lecture, admission fifty cents.
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i: A Man To g
; Admire '
; Lincoln was a giant ;'
iii of physical strength.
,2 We admire his athletic
Cit prowess.
We love him for his
unfailing good humor,
even in timéof great-
est trial.
But what impresses
us most of all is the
magnificent force of his
mind. 80 clear" and
keen was his reasoning
that no one could suc-
cessfully dispute him in
debate; even‘ today his
writings and speeches
stand unquestioned.
“’e do well, indeed,
to honor him.
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shows that others may
encouragem
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South Nomilk:
Savings Bank
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is the fruit of labor; property is desirable; is a posi-
tive good to' the World; Tliat‘ some, should be rich
become rich, and hence, is just
ent to energy and
who is homeless pull down the
lei: him labor diligently and build one 101‘ himself,
”this byeximpigmthg that. his own shall be safe
,from violence When bu' ”
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enterprise. Let. nothini
house of..azloth£r, but
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lbeld at the rooms on South Main
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lll.ihilf&1(‘llll‘"rs.l
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Srank Chase. chef at Tripp’s lunch,
has resigned. his position.
Mrs. Broadwell. of Elizabeth street.
who has been seriously ill is slowly
rncovcring.
Mrs. Charles cterling. of Seymour‘
street. is to entertain tomorrow night
at the Royal James hotel with a.
dance.‘ ' . l
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The Misses Mary and Bertha Boldi-
zar attended the performance of "The
Music’Box Revue." in New York on"
Saturday. '
:
Mrs. Elizabeth Marcus of New York
. icity. who has been visiting with Malpeople of the city.
land Mrs.
E J. Lynch of Academy
street has-returned to her home.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
over tho week-end were: J. \Vhitney
Beals. Hooklyn. N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin '1‘. Briggs. New York city;
John S. Seymour, Newark. N. J.
A stated communication of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. RA. M.. will be
street. tomorrow evening. The M. M.‘
M. degree will be worked.
A son was born this morning tol
Mr. and Mrs. William Beaupain. of
Flax Hill road. Mother and childare.
doing nicely. This makes the third'
, time Mr. Beaupain has been a proud'
"daddy."
Not one single case of wire trouble‘
was reported ‘by the wire chief's:
office. at the local («change of the'
Southern New England Telephone'
company. from the snow. hail and
elect storm that swept Norwalk and
vicinity yesterday.
Complaint was made to the police
that the sidt'walk in front of a piece
of property owned by Joseph Moeller
at the corner of Clay street and Gib-
son court was in a dangerous condi-
tion from snow and ice and that it
had not been cleaned all winter long.
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While walking along Connecticut
avenue. near the old hospital building
inst evt‘ning‘. Mrs. Mary Finn. of 17
West. avenue. First district. slipped on
ihc ice and fell. breaking her right
hip. She was removed to the Nor-
walk Hospital. where she is under the
care of Dr. William J. Tracey.
State Central Committeeman James
A. i'casley. representing the Fifteenth
district. it was reported about VVater—
bury last week. has a bee in his bon-
mi that conditions are shaping up so
Hint one of his ambitions in life may
M l‘t‘llllZPd. that is to be chairman of
ill“ Republican state central commit-
{(i‘.
! ’l‘bc civil case of O. Albin Johnson.
:reprr-sentcd by Attorney Freeman
light. against Dr. Samuel H. Hunt-
ington. represcnted by Attorney E. J.
Quinlan. is being heard before Judge
Gvrurgc H. Yosburgh in the downtown
court this morning. The case arose
out oi a collision between Johnson's
motorcycle and Dr. Huntington's au-
tomobile beneath the \Vashington
l-‘ll‘VOl lirit‘ge if) 1918. A claim of
$150 for damages is made by John-
sol;
Miss \‘Villa Miller scored a wonder-
ful success with her solo work at the
banquet of the (‘onnecticut Bankers'
Association. held at the Hotel Com-
modore. Now York. on Saturday cvc—
ning. ’l‘hi- violin accompaniment ot‘
Miss Mabvl )lillcr. her sisti-r. was also
'wcll rec-ived, James Lycell of
'Bridgeport. who it; “ell-known to
"Nol‘walk moplc. Was at his lK‘AHl. HC
cording to local bankers and guests
who attended. The banquet was wcll
attended, there bring about 400 in all
[and the hope will be, realized if the
.I)ANBURY SERVES COCOA
COMMUNITY (moans
TO MEET AGAIN
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are used only for the necessary ex-
penses such as the purchase of music.
printing. postage. etc. This is not by
any means a money making organiza—
tion. but one strictly for chorus work
among the poor-lo of the community.
and as such all are eligible. whether
they have had voice training or no.
It is the hope of the- society to be-
come a. permanent institution here.
proper .interest is placed in it by the
It is already over
a year old and has a number of mem-
bers. but it is hoped to secure a chorus
of as many voices. both male and fe—
male. as possible.
T0 PUPILS UNDERW'EIGHT
In five rural schools of Connecticut
161 children were weighed and meas-
ured. Seventy—eight per cent. were
under weight: 42 per cent. were 7 per
C6". or more under weight. _In an-
other town 39 pupils were weighed
in two schools. Seventy-nine per
cent. were under weight and 53 per
cent. were in the Borderline or Mal-
nourished group. Commissioner of
Education John I. Tigert said re-
cently that, “The greatest need in ed- , "
ucation in the United States today is
a square deal for the country child."i
Many schools are now serving milk
at recess time and hot cocoa or soup
at noon to go with the sandwiches
brought from hOme. For example,
New Street School in Danbury is ser-
ving cocoa to about 75 children Woo
bring their lunches each noon.
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CENTRAL TRCS’I‘ C0. DINNER
ASD DANCE
At a, meeting of the directors of the
Central Trust Company held Satur—
day night. it was voted to hold a din—
ner at the Norwalk Country Club
within a week or two which will be}
attended by the directors and the em-'
ployes of the bank.
l-‘ollm’ving the dinner. friends and.
patrons of the bank will be invited to
participate in dancing which will be.
enjoyed to music by Speidel's orches— ’
tra. A collation will be served.
will be Amel Hemming, president of,
the American Insulator Company.
who is at the present time the guest of
Charles H. Harris. president of the.
Charles H. Harris corporation.
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$13.50.
Tel. t
Stove and nut coal.
Harris and Gans Co.
——Egg.
091' 1011.
721.
WILL SELL CHURCH VALUABLES
FOR FAMlNE SUFFERERS
MOSCOW, Feb. 12. (By The Asso-
ciated) Prensa—The All Russian Cen-
tral Committee has decided to take
over immediately the valuables in all
Ihe churches of all creeds in Russia
and sell them lor the benefit of the
famine sufferers.
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don’t Stay Gray! Here’s: an Old-time
Recipe That Anybody Can
Apply.
The use oi‘. Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to its nat—
ural color dates back to grandmoth-
er's time. She used it to keep her
hair beautifully dark. glossy and at-
tractive. \Vhenewi- hk’l' hair took. on
that dull. faded or streaked appear-
ance. this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. .
llut brewing at home is musfiand
out of date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of "Wy-
present.
Ovtr two lll]nilr('ll and fifty persons
arc :vpct-tctl to :lllPlltl thi Lincoln
Day (limit-r of tho Catholic club to be
given tonight at the Royal James ho-
tcl. A fine program has bee-n al'lalig-
ed for the llf‘fllir which is our 0i~ tl‘li‘
,notabl‘c of its kind during thc winter
jseason. Among tllc speakcrs will be
State‘s Attorney liomcr S. Cummings.
lof Stamford; ltcv. Joseph H. King, of
lMil'ford. and Hon. John F. Crosby. of
Neck. 1.. I.. former l'nitcd
States District Attorne' Exdlayor
John Cay'a_nagh will be oastmaster.
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Visitors from Milford. Conn. in-
cluding Deputy Grand Regent Hollo-
way. will be present at the semi-
monthly ine- ting 6f l‘onassus council.
Royal Arcanum. this evening. Depu-
'ty Grand Regent Holloway will install
the oflicers for Ponassus council for
the ensuing year. Initiation of candi—
idatcs will be performed by Ponassus
idegree ttam. and
be in order. Immediately after the
meeting the bowling team and motors
of Ponassus council will escort the
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bowlers from Milford. who have chal-l
longed Ponassus. to the-i Palace alleys.
Milford
and a
,for a contest with the pins.
boasts of a crackerjack team
good contest is anticipated“
Keeler’s Are Selling a Men’s
Sport Oxford for $5.75
; The Same Shoe that Sold Last.
Season for $9.00
J It is predicted that. this twill be a
Sport year, and that the Sport Ox-
Imrda, or Golf Shoes will be v‘ery popu-
gia Suppose You have an noticed the
sport. coats the women at; WW3.—
lweii. fashion has decreed that. shoes
. and hosiéry_wlli follow we that
this Spring will be the mg“ " _ season
ever:
— We willbe prepared- to satisfy the
an... ending can ammo and
hosiery at popular maesggjfl'osiery
from 85c to $2.753 pair. And the lure-
est val-lent of colors you have ever
seen. Also quality that gill give ser.
viceEJ—Adv. : , . ,
refreshments will .
“it.
t-tli's Sage and Sulphur Compound."
)(lu will get this famous old prepara-
improved “by tllc addition of
other ingredients. which can be do-
:pondnd upon to restore natural color
land beauty to the hair. ° !
.A. \\'ill—kn0“’n downtown druggist'
says it darkens the hair so naturally
:and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
I pongt- or soft brush with it and draw
tiovi,
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{this through your hair. taking one
{strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an-
other application or two it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.~»Adv.
LINCOLN .
_On Lincoln’s fiirth-
day this bank desires, ‘”
in unity with all real
Americans, to do honor
to th% First American
of us all -- Abraham
Lincoln.
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MARDELLO TRIED
panics this story.
now in jail for murder. manslaughter.
auto theft and possession oi‘
goods. and who has a long criminal
record. of being the ring leader of Mir
g
last April and which also cngineervd
the robbery of Cocchia‘s store
September.
quantity of stuff was stolen.
another grocer. and who is held as a
material witness in the case against
Mike Seriiio for the murder of Luigi
Apiceila. and also for pomesslon of
sto en automobile, is said by Murdello
to
goods for the sum or $100.
was implicated a year or so ago in the
Among the guests of the occasion, "
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if Alley Has
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Eltr‘l’llpl i0 Y‘Fl. the r‘.
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sun on \\'e st («v "Jill ‘ which
NEXT SAIURDAY'l-‘r ri (lrillc. an; tivsp-
-"—"‘- llznc'i czii-nsili and (2":
and killc'i i" 9 running duel with th
poliv’c. "‘1 "-2 picture 0
Milltlvllo to in pri'vlwl i'l Norwalk.
Continued from First Page.
is is 1‘3.“
has made a stato—
neilt in which he accuses Mike Sci-lilo.
stolen1
ESTABLlSHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
We invite You to Visit Our Ulla
listed Department
ang which engineered the robbery
last
when about the same
Giacomo Bertino. of Wood street.
Quotations ct local issu rs iumis‘nofl
Maples 8; Goldsclimidt
85 Washington SL, ‘30. Narwalk
P.
ave purchased some of the stolen
be
Murdellof it will remembercd.
Advertise in th. 30min 1.
FE RUARY SALE
This message is of importance to all who intend
to replace that worn out rug, chair, piece of up»
bolstered furniture, or to add a new piece of furni-
ture to the home. For, if there is anything you need
for the; home, you should take advantage of this sale.
We offer you a Wide selection of the best wear-
ing and most dependable line of rugs in Wfltous,
Axminsters, V elvets, Brussels, W001 and Fibre at a
savings that you should not ignore.
LINOLEUM AND (‘ONGOLEUM RUGS
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Iii various >izcs zluil
9x12 Linoleum Rug ....................... $15.75
9x12 Congoleum Rug ...................... $14.25
Feltoleum . ..... ‘ ................... 49c yd.
Grass Mats .............................. 25c up
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This February Sale affords you an opportunity ‘
to secure the best of furniture at a. sa 'ings of 15 per
cent to 30 per cent, without sacrificing quality, and
our guarantee is back of every article sold.
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers
7‘41
70-72 *‘North Main Street, South Norwalk
””W/J’”
S ' Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily service Between New York & Norwaik .
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
W'Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds ct m
pomtian; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St; So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Ofice, 201 West 20th.. Phou Chelsea 8059
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cBASKETS
Both Attractive and Useful
Laundry Basia Shopping Baskets, Clothes iflampers,x._6mrélé -,
'Marke‘t' Baskets,___Wate Paper Baskets, Baby tats. ;
Prompt ,
Delivery .
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Big Ben, Baby Ben, Sleep-Meter, Aubert: yam,
8-Day Alarm, Plain of Mum- will.
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