m slim nonrigid sumo 33mm
Tl
“mfimnuwm
I85 Ingmnoron STREET
= 50. NORWALK.
New SDYlnE Stylw
of
Light Weight Over-
coats and Suits
Are Now Arriving Daily
$29.50, $34.50, $37.50
.- .. .._
linhcual“
IZ3II;.II;.II..II.
Incu
o4
IJIIiillZLIZIII .I
‘0"“il"l!
Stein-Bloch
$40.00, $45.00
lilo!
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CITY NEWS
Hrs. Nettie W'heeler.
Ion street. was a visitor
at: yesterday.
oi Washing-
in New York
Members of the Republican City
committee will enjoy a dinner at the
Forwalk (‘ountry club on Monday
All the New Fabrics
Spring and Summer
and for immednate use on exniition at,
E. K. BANKS’
457-17 West Washington Street
1922 .
forf
Apparel
I
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
....... A..-
The
Trinity Church ladies has been post-
poned
severe weather.
Th
Norwalk club is
night at
has progressed very nicely under the
direction
large attendance is expected.
Ge
city. is to be one of the soloists at the.
musical
John's Episcopal church in Stamford.
on
22nd.
Aaron Kuhn.
Twenty-five percent of your income;
is not too much to save
young with no family responsibilities.
eventing. February 20th..
Him Mae Louise Wheeler. of Wash-
‘hig‘lOn street. attended the. perform-
!requested to attend tho meeting to he
held on Friday
rummage planned by
sale
indefinitely on account of the
minstrel show 0! the. '
to be presented to-
the clubrooms The affair
4 and 4.50 Trousers
0 annual
After-Inventory Sale of
TROUSERS
.A new pair of trousers now will add another
season’s wear to the suit of which the coat and vast '
are still in good shape after a full season’s wear.
For a quick clearing we have made radical reductions
$3and$3.50Trousers................$l.85.
5and 6.00Trousers............
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2.85
3.85
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van.
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of John A.Cahill and a
orge Leach of Main street. this
for $4.85
evening tobeheld at St.
Mothers will do well to take advantage
of this last opportunity to get a boy’s suit
\Vednesday evening. February
Radiator and Hood
1
covers. E
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Norwalk
if you are
Rogers and Stevens
So. N orwalk
There will bo an informal dance to-
evening at 3 o'clock. morrow evening at tho
Cochrano I
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a: c: .. .. . . . Business of the Corps must be nttend- SChOOl for BOYS on E891 “"9"“9- find.
Jada-32y The Bat In New York City, ed to and P residunt Helen Keller do. a number of invitations have been
‘ ‘ . ‘1 sires that all members attend 5”“ 01"- for 0"“ nflair. I
—:§:gg. gore. agddnat coaé,o$l§1;::)‘ Mcm'wn o: IKIII-kinghnm \\'omIn'rI llev. George B. Tompkins last night
$11.. on. atria n ans . ' licllef ('OI‘IIS. .\'o. 30, are this noon attended ’hc banquet given by the
_ ,tntertninlng \T‘ll’f‘zln“ o‘.’ Buckingham Connecticut Lumber llezilcrs' associ-
SamuEl Velsor Won first prize and l'ost .\‘n 1'3, (i, A. it. with :I‘dinnm ation at Hartford. He reportsa most
W F “3th,.” consolation pnzfi at In III-II \icn'u hill]. “5 Main strum. enjoyable time. ‘ 1.31.3.1.
‘ I: A .4 . . _ . F'ollowing the dinner a regular meet- _
132: week}, card session at tlII south \Vatcli~‘i'rIIir~Stitch cluh th .1
lug! oi the I‘orpI will in
hI-IIL Th1
Iflllrnllvi lrf'
NOTE/£11k llULI lust «wrung. , _ mwtim. with Mrs. K L. Havens 345
'J'he Norwalk Hospital \'“1n§, so.l ——Coal fresh mined. scro-ned auto- l-Zas‘. H‘t'lllli’. I’V'fitf‘fiiafv' aftern‘orun.’
any is to hold a nir'lltlng loan) at ma‘m‘lli‘ 813-50 per ton. Harris Mrs Mr” L- ”"m “as ”w ms 5
m honu- (I. Mm, liobrIt lirotliertOILI 1nd Cans CO" Tel. 731‘ Pollowmi. :2". meeting. rcl'r‘ I-Ihmen s
New‘town Terrace. l .. " were SCHUI‘ " ’
_ __ 3 The name of Martha Gertrude Mill-
Mastvr lLiCllilnl l’Iutteriicld. son ot'r' "" 5’ "‘k‘“ ””““‘- "'"S‘ "‘S‘HC‘I' "I’m" "i” M" "m” “want”
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Buttertield, “PD"urOd in this mornmg's issue of 'on. Harris and Guns Co. Trvl. I..l.
. .~ , . w . . - , - the illustrated Ilnily News as one of —
:51;O:;:‘§1;':I:::-Tfig l:a:: {$311852}; 22):; the twenty-live winnr-rs Or I, 5:, prize Tho play ”Tht’;"rrlvl> or Llfc." which
week or so ago. lin the llIIIIy Horoscope I-ontost living Wur- gIvrII on i-clIrunr} 6th nt the
“h6‘ld by that pnpor. ;(;lzl(‘t‘ llnpllst church and thch ut—
——P.adiator and Hood covers. - —— lrzlf‘lPd much 11t"""“”‘ is to hr r.‘
Aaron Kobn. “‘"C‘dUSO of the stormy wenthcr the pentml at th'- church tomorrow me—
;(urd party to have been held yrshgr- II'Ing. l-‘t-lIrunry 17th Thvrc arc to he
The (‘nnntmicnz Association of '1“); Uftt‘rnoon and evening by ()phir sow-III] spnakcrs .Is Well, and the pub~
Vonfimasts-ra :Ind the liurul (‘urriI-rs' Chapter No. 5:, (l l). R. “as not llc is IorIlIully unlit-d to filinpd,
33500;"..01. of the Slate “m hold a largely ultunded IhIrr- iIc-int': hut six- '
.3622: sassIon new \Vedncsdav at the "n tables ‘7"(‘UDI‘3d during “1" ‘33}- i For the “Mk ”1de Mondav .Fp‘i-4
s‘tmti‘w'tl ill)"'l_ Bridgeport. ‘ I'lllost- who utt(nd(-d howz-w-r rI'port- ruurv 14th. thy werkly lllOrllldit} rt»
‘ IIIl I. most (-iljoyalilelime. In”! «If Iii-- HIaII- Department Of
“The sidewalk Ell the Lorncr of (lIl.—,
non (‘ourt .IIIIl Play street was clIanrd
by a. rt'Slrllei of Gibson Court. and
not by 'hc ownlr recently." says a
cmnmunicntion rf'C’9l\":'d today by the
Evening Sentinel.
Rinnkv r
use to xiv
the armor}:
Grotto and the (‘rIIfthIIIe‘I
a bail and Mardl (inh-
071 l“l"‘.(iu_\' rtveniIIL’, l"
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'11..
Ivary :Mh. for which the (‘lr-I‘l 4"; I-
chopntt-d orchestra of New in ,;
LII)‘ “'l‘i ‘ IIIIlsh the music.
Mentholatum
50c size 35c
Stillson Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
.I.‘.'
my. I H ‘
!
i ‘I i' I ‘I‘i': I3
\. degree.
' :\ll‘-r] in :tilt‘lltl tlip- InI-niinz which will "a will confis.‘ hr 1,1er groups Of songs
lu- followed by n liflnflll‘l_ An (In.i0)‘_‘ Gurstq at tho Tlrlt‘ul Jumc' hnibl sung h} hm”) iOWVP" C iifld’lG‘F'OD
“,1. program Imp hm.“ prI‘pan-Il lust Mull! worm Gl'firge i-‘_ XIII-Iirvr impmno mounted at the piano in Edith
_..—._. .l-lnst Orange. X .1. \V W‘. “'r'tglit. jr. Horton Atkln both 0" whom are mom.
_.(‘Villlllur ”hm-mg 53,5“ [Ir-r cylln- (lrt-r-II Lake. \Vis. Misr Louis:- Mog- hers of th: Stamford Schubert (‘lIIlI
'Evr fiIll rings 73c llurIl rlnL’s Cw: rIlIl. .\'rI.I\IIl-., Mrs (‘ I‘ :nrrott. Ntw Mrs (‘hmiderton is (nusidcrtd om
>‘.I:ftlt':2 (11”. :gg l-iast IXIIrunlk, York rlty: Mrs M Kuncr. New York of (‘onIN-ctlcuts fim‘sl sings-rs. lwsnlmz
l’hom: 282:3- rII;.; \irc ,\l l: itadel. Brooklyn. N. being well known In New York. Flu
Y. )[rs A. 1:: (Ith. XIV: Yovk city: ptfifif'fififi u .rnlci- of fine qualilv and
\ Hunkcr “I“ lw Civl‘n l.-.- )linpmn 31;”), (porn! 1', Hullnun. I)"Tl)}. J. \olumt- At a T't"’lll rI-cIIIIl in New
Mu...) _\I, 4 II I _.\‘ _\l it;1n0rrl,\v' ll IIIIrI. Fj.'.I"l.\4 \' Y. Hawn Rl'fl' Is Uil’l to how I.IIItI\.etsIl
Isrmlfl I‘m-mutt. ln 1hr- lrnlgw rooms, _.._.———.——- lIs-r listtnlre lIv lIr-r (Ivar Julian
i’flfig'lbl“ i"(v."IIr‘n hull‘ \Vnghington ARCHBISHOP OF GLASGOW. ‘purili‘ of tune :I'Il :II‘AVIAD'I‘. lull?
I-Irsct when lht- 4"tlI anniversary or .i'r""3“'mv
.il" [lr'it'r “Ill l». Ian-hrntwd A good LONDON. Fi‘lx l“: l'Hl'w l’lll-S Yl-l Tl)" £"T3"I.-i ‘\"lll=l‘l(lll (If I-ilI"'I'IL"~
rvrurvum rII 4"l‘llill.’lnl"?ll has ll“‘ll '(II~ .I 'lI\IIA?’h ”hm ii“i“'T‘ “ii-n" shown it? 'h' ‘imr r.’ fin inst II'!I£";""'
rpl't part-Ii, All arrangr rntIntg hnvv I Irv. <l)(|n|‘bnl Ha: 'Ilrlm'nl‘Tl 31"n"\-.ill LIV»- II HT" t - I"?! I ~;);Il.mI n I"
H. , ..I,,,,MII...I {gr II” urn,"- null ”(rm Donald .‘vimklnlncll. rw'lrll‘ 0‘ puimmzs urn"- r. “I «more l\‘ lfirlwanI
mm ”H IIIEIIr LH F“fl‘l‘riltli to turn 9""'~ "UNI-z" llmrm, III lIt- Ilr'hlll~.lUD1 lit-Id rI‘ “Veil".l' "".n drum}; in H»
In” and bolp n:~lrhrate_ rIf (”asynw‘ Ilz-t {If ; i:' "I Mr I': '1. pi. H; ‘.g l‘rfl’lfi
l‘l.I'.= III'»‘ now complete for tho ’
:4.” "I 'A‘ L'II " the “NW: Wow“ xrzvr]: \v.\.\'T~ AVYTHIV‘I W" -i :VIEN’S SOLID
III” S: Ludhiana Hungarian: (‘Itholic -
(liurch :Il Klsh Hall. l"rid.iy caning, “I tried many differcrt kinds of. LE‘ATHER SHOES
lI’elIrIIary 24th. Rehearsals pr“. nrn- rnugh Inf-(iirifi‘,“ wri’ts 3.er F: K.‘ '
grasping \er) IIIcc'y ilnd‘Y thr din-c- Dison. 1:317 Ohio Aw Superior. Wi€.: F()R £2.93)
tion of John Sz>mplas. organist of "but I never want anxtning else ‘rnn
thr church Win 1‘ handlmg the de- Foley‘ 3 Honp} and Tar l lined i‘ for.
tails of the. dance to be given after all my children and also for my'
”I9 play also. (lrfis' SDrinf-I'WOOG Jill grandchild. It has alwavs dom- fine. 31368 on the Army Last
Rand will furnish the music {oi the work." Foley‘s is a pure wholesome
occasIon. Iand absolutely safe remedv for‘the-
relief of colds. coughs crouv ahd‘ TH. shoes PM)“, come way down 7
—}'.’.uy your Victrola at Donnelly's Whooping cough. Chilrir‘n like it Pricc-s my 33mm, as MW as they were
‘on easy weekly payments. Store openiand it checks Heeling a"; gnuffilns,’ ‘in 1913. “79 are now selling a 2000
evenings until 9 P. M. -'Stiiison-Pow‘;1 Corp i<0ild leather tan (all, heavy shoe for
Irinly if! 9?» a pair This shoe will rivO‘
6‘ IF ’9
“If I had deposited
what I could have
easily laid aside I’d be
well to do now.
“If those bonds hat!
been in the Safe De-
posit Box, they couldn’t
have bumed."
“If I had kept a
bank book in the house,
instead of cash. the
burglars would have
gone away practically
empty-handed.”
Use your bank wisely
and avoid the ranks of
the ttfim.!i
3‘ V
gm
mu...“ "1.
riff.
“Ir-"V
.935 ”4.4. Juann .J..i.. . .l.‘ :..l-.|. LAM;
South Norwaik
Savings Bmk
; v..| ..\‘..‘tv‘..i..‘.i” .'
¢
Tonight
ilOll
Lodge.
~llI-nlth gin-s Norunlk II clean hill of
il"3lllll III iht' matter of new Cases of
contagious Iliswnst's. Scurltt {cvcr
:IIIIl diphtheria are on the int-renal“ III
ill” FUN". “'llllv mt‘iiSlf'F and Whoop-
zIt thc special communica-
Ol Uld \‘i'vll Lodge. No Inn, 1-, &
.\'l.. the omct-rs (If .tsleItawaI-
of Milford. will coan-r the B.
All Mastrr Masons arc in- in: ('U-lflh I’ll'" on the decline.
‘ "iw
2.570 '
of your income is not too much to ‘save if you
are young with no family responsibilities.
Somesave moreyoushou’lddonoless Open
an Account in Our Savings Department.
So. Nomalh Trust Co.
Wmimrmiflion 4033“
”Had: for men 'har
what are
I
'dren‘s
l
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Some save more. you should do no
less. Open an account in the ..:n'inxs
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T’§.?;”c'2;:‘,§.n‘:f "“ °°“”‘ ‘°’“‘”‘- Charm 0 wmmhem or w... NEW CABLE LINE
Rocks road, was in New York city. FR E1
All members of Douglas lI‘Owlcr yesterday. . . .I‘J‘I- 0M N YORK To
‘VV'omt-n's Relief Corps. No. in. arc FRANCE PLANNED
Continued from First Page
1933. and the application. now pending
at Washington for permission to land
and operate Pacific cable linking Ran
Francisco and the Far East. Negotia-
tions also arc hcing conducivd with
III-u- Dutch Government for a direct
wire from London to Rotterdam or
.-\II1.<lvrIi:im,
" \ comprehensivc mid
full!" “stem is fundamental
(‘(Illllllll"l l--mi( rFlllr! of tlic l‘nllmi
States in world affairs." Mr. Mat 5":
wrmv. llv sold the new position of the
l‘IIiII-d States made IIroad programs
for extension imperatiw for American
(‘flllll‘ companies which. he argued.
"hacked to the limit" by the
gou-rnmcnt with moral and diplomatic
assistance.
adequate
in thc
HI‘VDAY AP'ITZRVOON’ ART AV”
\ll'hll‘AlI PROGRAM.
Th; fifth in the hi’rlf‘R of art and
musical programs which are proving
popular will be given In Sunday after-
noon at tllt- homr of Miss Ilurd. 43
“3'5! :n‘enuv
The idea In presenting these vro
grams is to bring together friends of
“H Inui music in tht- community in
order that they may become bctteI
acquainted with the varied talent
within our midst and that the employ-
ment and appreciation of these arts
may become a part of our daily life.
The musical program to be present-
unusual good spruce. and
work outdoors
Tory hard on shoes,
Is especial];
and
We 3“") carry a dandy line of chil-
s.hm-s. Ihai are all solid leathrr,
in all styles and pa. terns. and sell
them at very .ow prme: Prices range
Strum $150 in the small sizes to S”.
l
' in the
large sizes if your childnn are
the kind that War them through
quickly. we can save you money In
their footwear by
leather shoes at a very
margin of profit.-—Try us and be con-
vinced? Keeler’s Shoe StoreW—‘The
store that saves you money
cIIIcIIESTEn § PILLS
a ”$3.3.
Having tried all other remedies
will you continue to Met through
13139 W“? Eye headaches m
anatomy“ “Mountainee-
irml mm breakdown. he: no se-
Beve your headaches by removing the
cause. “Save your eyes" and nervous
THAMER, INC.
‘1‘th commune is ins-humid to malt.-
,outsi’de world
I
I ports
:15th to be scrapped
‘ it"t'th the agreements of the armament
. Iconference be dismantled at
l 'near hos Angeles and sunk as a con
'tinuation of the San Pedro break-
.water. was made to the Navy Depart.
selling you solid.
reasonable ’
nr 1-
ST! in or m suns rhunnJLM
PARlS. Feb. 16¢ (Assot‘iaied l‘ressl
”A commune to study Ilm whole
itussion pi Gil-"n1 has her-n appointed
by HM l~ II .u l1 l mu Ms who an cm»
shimmer qm lemons lu‘filmirialy to ill"
own—mung Oi the (34mm t‘unlknnu
a thorough inquir) oi the present sit—
nation in Russia “uh special rem
once to possibilities oi trade mith ii I
in ofiicial circles today. it was ex.
plained that Russia and the question
or Germany's participation in thr
Genoa Conference were the chief coir
siderav'ons now before the French ex-
BATTLESHIP FOR BREAKWATER
VALLEJO. 031.. Feb 16-—Reco'n-
intimation that twehe of the battle-
in accordance
M are
island nary yard here. then taken
meat today by Rear Admiral J. C.
McKean. commandant at Mare island.
Admiral McKean proposed to take
sufficient material from the vessels to
pay tor the scrapping cost.
GENOA (‘ONFERESCE DELAYED
LONDON. Feb. 16 (Associated
Press).——The probability of a delay of
three weeks in the opening of the
Genoa economic conference was con-
ceded to British ofl‘icial circles today.
This Was the first intimation in such
circles that the French were likely to
Win their contention that it was im—
possible to start the conference on
the date originally chosen. March 5.
MORE “FORMATIOFE 05‘ TREATY
\VASHINGTON. Feb. 16.——Adoption
by the Senate of the resolution of Ben-
ator Hitchcock. Democrat. Nebraska.
asking President Harding for addi»
tional information about the four
power treaty was virtually agreed to-
day after :1 two hour discussion in 1 1e
foreign relations committee.
Above all
else
Don’t
u-u-r
t‘iFP‘it‘lAI. miatth (W‘fit‘tittfi i .. w a. I =IrI ?. ’u‘m 3 Snow—
,._._ i."
Annual Election of Fir“ Minimal-t 7 at \l ; am! gnawed” j
(‘hmvn Organization. .; H g .. riiiinn er the
. “a. .. . :Iai thc mem-
le some Ollicrrs werc ritu'trwi ntazn l I Isl. II it. .c i‘l a L-‘v‘ui - audition like-
.31 the annual liter-ling c-l 1hr mfii‘ml \\l4- . urn! «‘ :‘m'taui matters
hoard of the South Not—walk Mcihodist \n n IiiSt nssrli “‘lszx ‘ however Were
Epiiucnpal (‘lllllt‘h held at the church :I 2:. a LIIIIII: II ‘ a later meet».
last evening as t‘oilowsv—x— m2
\‘ice-chairman—wtjharles F, Tristmm ,
Financial secretary-ALB. Hot!
Recording secretary —— Clan-41c:
Brown ESTABLISHED 1892 7
Treasurer—”Harry Shufelt ‘
Choirman oi“ the Finance (‘oi'umit~ S i“:k d Bows _
teen-{Thames E. Hoyt. t ‘ S an
‘ “I" “me °f “I? WW ‘5 0" INVESTMENT Strontium:
We inviteYcu to \‘sfii Our Un-
listed Department
F. s. LYOIQ Qunlaticns of hotel issues fumi ' 7 .
if L
JOB PRINTING Maples & Goldschinnlt.
mu umlk 85 Washington 81.. So. Nov-walk.
Cold
[INONINE
the reliable. which stands at
the head of all prepara-
tions in relieving
Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
194.5 '7’ Art “If? C“ FV"V FTTTL 9.
Tlik Trade “a: is an F. xery Baltic
All Drugglsts. two sizes 50: and $1. 03
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The Best
Insurance
l
‘ Insurance is a good
thing Whether against
fire, sickness or death.
But the best and first
insurance is your own
money that you have
saved up. Let this bank
help you.
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THE“ CITY
NATIONAL . BANK.
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Neglect
The Remedy, and a mighty‘
I‘
GREAT
FEBRUARY 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 an} thing 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 Wiltons,
Axminsters. Velvets, Brussels. Wool and Filrc at a
savings that you should not ignore.
LINOLEUM AND CONGOLEUM RUGS‘
In
9x12 Linoleum Rug ....................... $15.75
9x12 Congoleum Rug ...................... $14.25
Feltoleum .............................. 49c yd.
Grass Mats .............................. 25c up
various sir“: and. designs.
This February Sale afim‘ds You an nppcrtunity
to secure the best of fill niture at a savings (I15 per
cent to 30 per cent without sacrificing quality, and
our guarantee is back of mgr." article sold.
Funeral Directors and Embnlmers
Vorth Main Street, South Norwallt
,r..s4 — .- .- ,.
70-72N
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Beti’veen New York & Norwaflt‘
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kind: 0! Trial-
portation; Padded Van for Furniture Work
PHONE
Main OfliCe, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
fr. Her. If If. W
Laundry Baskets, Shopping Baskets, Glothet Hampers Covered
‘New York once, 201 West 20th.. Phone Chem sou
B A S K E T S
Market Baskets Waste Paper Baskets Baby Baskets
(Gehefbe’s l m I
25 Washington Street South Nani"
Big Ben, Baby Ben, Sleep-Meter, Am I“
8-Day Ammonium Dale.
Dee Windowm
o. B.- - JACKSON
Norwalk Chronicler