VFT‘AY. FEB. 50, 1922.
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JOSEPH
C, Washington Street
-havc left of our entire
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$25.00 to
Washington’s Birthday Sale
of 31 Overcoats
coats. Look for vour size.
12 at $14.50
16 at $232.50
Don't miss this as those coats have all sold from
Closed Wednesday All Day
rousers
At Greatly Reduced
Prices
DAVIS
South Notwalk
338; 3.50 trousers $1.85:
f 34 & $4.50 trousers $2.35:
$5 8:. 6.00 trousers $3.859
winter stock of fancy over-
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Bey-8’ suits
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1 2 4 2 2. 2 1 2 $4.85
5 at $29.50
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Rogers 69’ Stevens
.52 Norwalk So. Norwalk'
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$65.00
The automobile Operator‘sliconso of The regular meeting of the Nor-
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«marrow evening the Y )l H A
1 hold its patiiotic dance at the;
home on South Main street. the h t l
sfi Club Syncapators from Newl 0' m
A number of lo
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11'll City providing the music. Alpill‘l 0f thlb ”10””! ——Ilon't forg-et the hungry. Attend
mber 0! tickets have been 501d ”ll-'1' Ventral Labor L'nion Dance, Tues.
is expected that there will be a la 2e Laria- “Z" "“3 ‘0‘“ 3.1.15” F” “m -_1
Harris & Guns (0 Tel )1. ll‘-.1l1 lst Town Assembly Hall. Do
-endance. 5 ______ ism" Bit 5
l ’lomnrimv t\llllllg the members of
Union A. Carter of Carter & Cressy. 'h(' i “1th Spanish War \’etcr.'1ns'l “atlr‘ry C held a successful dance
Wflfl i8 Assistant State‘s Attorney, lf‘lilonllng lt'llln Will roll :1 match with'fl-t the Nurwnlk Armory Saturday
lowly recovering from an attack oi ... :mm rcprrs niing the South .\'or- night. Gail's orchestra provided the
..rlppe which has kept him confined to 11.111.- i‘lub. :11 1111: lulu-r alleys, music.
the house for the pasr two Weeks: \\':1i’~
“’11 A- (:TESSY- MT: Vault-r3 lliw lMii' _\ ll()\'. who saw! ht- vszvs l4 \c-irs Hiawatha. 5‘. six aCt Indian drama.
DPT- 53” last week "I?” 11“ 1-xp0('l"ri ..lvl. 11ml who also swirl that ho \‘V'l‘S “1” “(1 prcseiltcd‘ at the SOUth Nor-
\lr (tang.- back in .1”. “mt-L- m (linlul. ”m!“ M g" homw \L 15 mm.“ “”5; walk llautist church. tomorrow eve-
“""‘9k- ill-rim: :1lmnt tho strrwts :1! f; n‘culic‘k “f9" Fclirilury 213i. at 8 O'C‘?Ck'
H,” ,nnrnmg 5,). Paindnmn JOhn 11111: was postponed from a preVious
Three hearings Wm hp hold by 1}“. fimith, who “wk him 5.0m“. date because of illness of some or the
llllll tomorrow 1 \'¢~nini:-~ one on. HA __ manners. but it will be given tomor—
pruposul to Widen \\':lll siren-t; one —-Buy your Vlctroia at Dounelly's TOW ("Tiling WIlhOUt fa“-
linings: the building lines at (‘iive.on cnsy wick) . ayments. St 5 5 _._- - .—
:1 io- 21nd Fouith ..rrcr-t. inst Nor- evenings untilyllpP. M. on oxen ——Coal fresh mined. screened auto-
l1; and the third to sell some city matlcalli‘. $13.50 per ton. Harris
I“ ”3' consisting “1 an antiquzi'cd \anit-r lit-inlirii'dt of .‘l" l‘iirri'i and Gang CO" Tel. 721.
.lo-iapidated slealll loller. and an “WM”. i5. siliPlU-".\\'itl1 ‘1] 5m} ' 1 5 ~ _
.} antique automobile, _ --: '5'. 5 ., " 5 l ""“‘-l Stcphv-n Novuk. Augustus (5. lxnorl
.1(< 1r 11.1. in .. l'llori ”1.11.1: lU-l.l\ to and Harry Tobin. :ill of .\orwnlk
llvzillli ”Him 1‘ litilvérl l-I. Pvl'lllli‘. This have plunntd ‘0 take over the Lilli)»
'11\ were ri'(9l\'(-d recently ‘liy is 1h! SW‘Unll mum of this dim :51: to hell Storage i‘ompuny. lnc.. of “’est—
.1- lrum Mr. 11ml Mrs. R. I“. l-os- in- r1 pox-ind lll tlm‘. 11v igliimi'hnod. ll‘OI’l. on March 41h. The up“, owncrs
llunbury. who arc 9”“!de '__‘—‘ will incorporate: under the nzmie of
wouldmg trip on an automobile \ crowd of in! n lllgagf’d :1 :1 rrrm tho Saugotuck Storage. Grain and
‘1 Florida. The cards were nmilcd fnr ill light :1t thc (Home): of 1 unpord Supply Company. and will continut‘
-1 Aulnlslil’it'. when: Mr. and on] ' lira-tin” struts \\"'rlv complained the prcscnt lluslm-SS in Snugatuck.
i‘mier had "ll-l Mr. and Mrs A.|nr to tlu- polim- lair ms: nighi. rub} _ _
«...-<5 Mr. and Mrs. ‘vV'. B. J0nes,1roim:1n John llo-i‘nolds was still to; T)“. Central Fire Station rccciVed :1
‘llli'h lllld :“l'.S ‘. Edmund 53‘8“)?» lll\l'stlt:ili> 1,1” 11).: m: n 1111.} gn'iw it‘ll” éll‘dl'l’ll his llOOl‘l 11'. 1.3520 O'Plfli‘k.
llanbury. who iii“? In f‘l-l ,______ 'thi- blaze beingr in the home of \\'il»
”m" ‘ —~(‘_\'lindr-r rclloring $330 pcr Ci'hn-lium Vurcoran. 24 Madison strcct. ll
, —_ 'lpr' Gill “”23 7""?- lurrl rill?" CWT :ii przirl-d that children playing \xitli
“It forget Eh.” hungry. "it“‘l‘lifll‘lf'll'fl Czii‘ngc, l-ZLLHt .\.OT“"d-1k-lhliilt‘iltfi hud set tire to one oi‘ the-
" Labor I nlon Dance. Tnpq il‘honc (2525':- lwiis. lininugc oi‘ about 3??! was 13 (-1111
int, Town Assembly 11:11]. [J05 5.1.5”, illfilwlli' is ()“'lil'1l by ””550;
“‘L : «a 1: a - Haw coasting muffin] hills \uro liviihl. m' \Vcst Noriviilk.
- 51'1litlvldllllil (:l lo tli' police 11:1 Filllll‘< ———-—‘—
win 1111] wr-rv g‘hi-n warnings \'.:g.-_j \Vorkmvn sillrtml this mori‘in: (m
ll'l‘tl-l\'.‘~‘ mmw aide-d 1.1- lurizn’s \\.'l"‘lll 'hc 1" inmhllni: <1!~ H10 hullmm: on
MenthOIatum }\'.i:|lll0'l‘ llils ”11.51 Sllf‘if‘rlssl‘illly 1““ ll North Main Sll‘l‘t‘l. lol‘nlt'rljf 0.C1][ll|*(l
_ rt :11 ll) ilu- «ousting. hO\vi\'r-r, luv the A. 1% l’. irrnci-ri' store. which
50c Slze 35c liuilding is ownvd by Edward Guns.
-1 lmu't forget the hungry, Attczd 'l'livrv is :1 stunt: sit-11. from which vx-
(3:41:11 Lulior l'nion Dance, Tub“. tigndml tin iron grill work to ”11- ston-
il'V-li. 212:1. 'l‘oxvn Assembly LlalL L10 1141111111. which is luini: irt'nni'vd ill-5
. . lion.- L’it. him: The villirr iron! 01' ”11- liull'llllll
stillson Powell Corp. is m m nun-.11.
Miss Anim Monro. who for‘srwrrnl *————— '
SOUTH NORWALK )“ill'S ling Lurcn (-inployr-(l as an Oper- (liilsis zit lllt‘ Royal JilllHS llotcl
:1inr {it the local toll-phone r-xclmngo_ 5"!llill'llL1‘. lllL‘Illl Wort: Mr. and Mrs. S,
.. «4 4: ri-siuni-d ll('i‘ lth‘lliOn lhtl‘u. finishing L- [mm-«rt. i'hiiurielnhm. Pm. l-‘rml-
lur vlutir-s lust Sigurday, -vrk l'llmnn. II. New Haven. .lvnn
—_—___ fiiirhm-ls. London. l‘anzlnnvl. Justin-1
RL‘GSI RL‘GS! RI‘GS! l» ith. .\'1-\'.' York Pity. .ll .-\. llrcwstci‘.
.\'r\'1r lu-[m‘c how such values. and 13111111421. Nie. .zliinrs Seymour. New
such wide and satisfying assortments Haven. (viii-pr IZ:1\ '1ns Nuiv Han-i1.
lmen shown in this city. lloii't fail to “hit“- l‘V'E'IH’T'L I llilfldfll'hlfl. I’d
come and :1t least. look over our offer- ll‘lfHS ‘3 VHH' 1‘. .ii‘-. l’roviili-m'c. It. i.
iliLIs-i. Angevine I-‘urn. C0, ll (illsllmnll Anthony. PI‘OVldOllCP. l:
l.. J. 1’). McLaclilun. Dani-ury. Mr. and
(final-lug l-j, Hoyt, (lc-Org‘r- L_ \\'oml- Mrs. Cllllrli‘S-l Reid. New York City, C.
ward. C. Htis Pitch. Henry I'. Price 1'. Chandler. New Haven. ll. J. Lom-
‘ and leilrli's (lager :ltté'l‘lilP‘d [hp anfilwr. St. Louis. P. R. Maris-(in. lmuis-
‘2 rgiual banquet of tiv- New York chap—fill“: K31. 1". C. liya’n. London. Elli:-
tr-r. of tho Ainerlcnn instituil: of . llln'l. V- Frittendon. NG‘V Haven. 11’3“
Banking. at the (‘ommodore hotel. l'ilman. New Y0?"- City. Irwin REE-
New York. on Saturday evening. “lT‘l’UFS- XOW York City.
ning to attend the
bus hall which will lw
Joseph [,(ug‘atil \Vhlch had ..., ” re_ walk Building. Loan and Investment
\Oklld. was returned [0 him ‘5‘“ka Association will be held tomorrow.
A large attendance marked the
cal lwoiilc are p'nn—
Knights of Colum-
ln the- Slrniiicld
during tT-n- hitter
'lullt‘t held at the Royal James Hotel
Saturday night. Speidel‘s orchestra
Ul‘lllSlled the music.
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The final gmne in the Eagle‘s pool
tournament will be pissed off Thurs-
day night.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Barbers l‘nion is scheduled to be
held tomorrow evening. .
Progress Forum. No. 1; F. F. L.
will meet this evening as usual at the
rooms on \V'ashing'ton street.
—Radlatcr and Hood covers.
AaronKohn.
Charles E. Goouchild. of Garner
street. has had a \Vestlnghouse radio-
phone installed at his home.
A score of Norwalk Elks tonight
will attend the big celebration to be
given at the Bridgeport Lodge of Elks.
Miss Mabel Miller. of the South
Norwalk Trust company. has been ill
for several days at her home on Elm-
Vwood avenue.
Miss Margaret Lucy. of 20 Arch
street. who left recently for the South
has written to friends here of her safe
arrival at Macon. Ga.
The Norwalk Rifle Club. of the Na-
tional Rifle Association will hold its
annual meeting this evening at 8
o'clock at the City Court Room.
The Westport high school basket
ball team will play Danbury high
\Vednesday evening in Hull‘s armory.
Danbury. A return game will be
I played in Westportlater in the season.
Three men who were loitering about
the Hant‘ord Block were reported'io
the police last night. Patrolman Mil-
ton l.ockwood investigated. but the
men had gone.
and
—-—Radlator Hood
Aaron Kohn.
covers.
Mrs. Annie Dickerman. of 1 Chest-
nut street. Second district. attended
the funeral of Miss Lavina Beeman in
(nikville. (‘onn.. Sunday. Miss Hec—
imui was an aunt of Bee-man J. I‘cet.
Dr. Ernest I~‘. McGregor. who rc—
cently underwent an operation at the
Sorwalk Hospital. is getting along
nicely. Iir. McGreg’or will be dis-
chnrzed from the hospital \Vcdnesday
unloss unforeseen complications set in.
Al
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:1 meeting of the Children of
yesterday arrangements were
completed for the Salmagundi Party
v.11icl1wlll he held in St. Joseph's
School hall on Monday cveninz. Fern
ruary 28th. Mcrrlam's orchestra will
furnish the music and :1 pleasing pro-
urzmi has bet-n arranged by the mom-
hers.
Dr. Frank Moore. of the
Missionary society. gave a delightful
:1ddres§ yestcrday at the Norwalk
Congregational church. llr. Moorc
explained the work accomplished h)‘
tht’ organiyniion particularly in Peter-
once to the construction of churches
and schools in 18110.
American
TlvN-clhc Sergeant Thomas llunt is
expected to. arrive in Norwalk this
melting with \Villiam M. Inglt-s. from
Chicago. Lngles was upprvhi-ndmi in
that city charged with obtaining
inionvy undcr false pretenses in this
city and was hrld than: awaiting the
‘5 :1rii\':1l of Scr rgeant Hunt with rxtrn—
diliun 1111" is.
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A numlu-r of local people nttrnliul
the- performance of "The Acuuiital"
by tho Stamford Stock Players 1.1 the»
Stamford ’l‘hczitrc on Saturday oven—
ing Among those :1iiii1ding' w-- r1
Mr and Mrs. l’1-.inird lllniui .\li.:in1‘l
Mrs. ltoln rt M. Tc-nnv 1. \Ir. hi \lrs.
H1 rhert M. Buzzmd and Arllmi l-nz.
znrd. l‘olicc Sorghum and Airs. J.
H'ii'i‘v Gibson and l‘lvtus Mng'ni-r.
l‘:‘i\\ :1 rd l~‘. .\'o-\L:1s
li- pnl'tini :‘l
in Norwaik
iv
U1 piiti' Collector
of tho internal li"\i~‘.ly
tins hc-cn assigned in duty
for lhl‘ pllr})()S" of milling
making: (nil tlwir lnf‘Olllt- tax returns
fir-old.»
and has opt-nu} quarters in tli; cmzr'
room. (‘itv Hall. \vhcrv he will remain
until March l’itli. ('Ullt'clOX‘ Ninins
will lug :11 tlic com? room every wit :1-
i111: until 7 o'clock. and on March l:’.th.
14th and 15, will i111 on duty until 8
o'clock. l
MEN’S SOLID
LEATHER SHOES
FOR $2.95
4“ _ ' 5 orations was pink and writ-re. Music: ”
SOCLAL NOTES and dancing was “weird during the: 1 9 22
evening. Among the guists were: I
5 " . 5 5 5 like and Mrs. John Laydcn. Julia. , ,
STL’RDEVA‘T"HIR“( “MAN- burden. Mr. and Mrs. James MeGur- All the New Fabrics for
ll. Raymond Sturdevant. son of Mr. ric. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooney. Mr.‘ '
and Mrs. Frank W. Sturdevenat. 4: and Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mr. and: Sprmg and Summer
Gregory Boulevard. Host Norwalk. Mrs. John Mcfilarrie. Mr. and "Mrsi Apparel
and Miss Helen Hirschman. daughter Charles Murrahy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 5 _ _
of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hirseh— Loudcn. Mire. Ami Shail‘hon. Mr. and i and "3" 'mmed‘a“ ”59'0" exhlition 3‘
man. of 7 Central avenue. East Nor- Mrs. Frank Sculls}. 12m James Lay-i , 4
walk. were max-ted on Saturday cven- den. Mr. and. Mrs. John “’hone. Her- E K BA lq K15
ing at 7 o'clock at the parsonage of 12611 \V‘hones Mr. and Mrs. "William J. . . I
the East Avenue M. E. church. by the POWPH. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laydwn. DRY GOODS STORE
pastor. Rev. Ft. Irving Watkins. D. I). Elinor Layden. Mildred and Helen ~ . , ‘
The couple were attended by Mrs. Murphy. Genevieve McGari-y. Mr. and Lndtr hlahatkemo Hatet
Pearl Clarkin. a friend of the bride. Mrs Herbert Rogers. ‘45-47 West ' Washington Street.
and Ward Sturdevant. brother of the ——-——-‘ » l
bridegroom. Following the ceremony ”3R Minor. Of New York citY. was "
the couple left for a honeymoon trip a “S“O“ “’“h friends in NOTWalk —~Moses P. H.1llock, indies milliner,
to New Yory City and other pomts “"9? the week—end. :hais remodelled: also reblocked. 16
cf interest. (in their return they will ‘i‘ hestnut street. Office hours, 8 lo 6.
make their home for the present at 5““ and MYS- Richard H; Grant. of __ __
42 Gregory-Boulevard. him Crest Terrace. celebrated their. 'l‘he regulai inooting‘ of Ophir
The bride is a former employee or Sixth wedding anniversary yesterday. phamer. N0. :2. 0. 11:. s. will be held
H. Jacobs »& Co.. while the bridge- _ this ex mung. insiiad of on Wednesday.
groom is employed at the South Nor- Miss Laura Sixesney. of 68 Spring en ening 5
walk Trust company and is a well street. was in Stamford vesterday. ______
known local musician as well. ‘- 5 i ~13“: Stove and nut coal, 313-515
Both have a number 0‘ blends m Miss Glendon Fisher was visiting in per um, Ham: and Guns Co. Tel.
and about Norwalk. Bridgeport on Saturday. 73:. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Marinello Miss Helen Sex-kc was a vfiitor i"
gave a large party yesterday in honor Bridgepm‘t 0“ Saturday. N n & R]
of the christening of their little . , , 5 , ewe 1}
daughter. The ceremony was Held in XOR‘LALK OFFICIALS 11V STAR" i may
St Joseph‘s church. with Felix Bar— 5 FORD- ; We“ and Furnish!!! _
tilletto as god father. and Mrs. Bartil- hiayor_Cal\'in L- Barton. P011”. “To Me; Who Know"
letto as god meme“ The reception Commimioner Samuel J. kceler. and; 51uw hi t S 85°- " R
was held at their home on the Old (‘hiet of Police \R’illiam H. Brennan}; ‘ .’ "9 on L' “w“ ‘
King's Highway. at the Norwaik- of Stamford. were in consultation at]
Darien line. and was largely attended. the latter's office in Stamford. thisl ,
Mr. Simmacker. of New York. a 0919- morning, ”‘9 topic of'conversation b?“ M811 8 $4.00 Heavy cor‘
lirated harpist. gave a‘numbcr of se- my: POHCP Methods. ' .
lections. and John A. Cutrone. of The “Sit “3-5 made WI”! 11 ViPW l0: duroy Pants
South Norwalk. the popular accordeon ”ngrtaimflg certain faults that arc 5
player. fa‘vored with fine numbers so 0 meant in the local department. ' .’_
which were greatly appreciated. The and the finding 0£ a means of remedy- 8M8] ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' "‘ $2331
elaborate refreshments were served ing them. "
under the direction of Baldl Pclllcotti. -_ 5
the steward :it tho Moose Home in "’ """""" -- ........ 5
South Main street. Among those pre- 5' 1
sent Were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rnggio 15 5.
and daughter from New York: Harry ; :
itnrilttt. Mr and Mrs Stephen Itey- .5 5 5
holds. Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Barone ‘ _ . ‘
mid family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles '5 :
Yucgs-r. Mr. and Mrs. Constantino 5. 5
lanimronr and family. ‘Miss Emma. : 5
ilrdmnn and brothcr. Mori Batista .’ _ 5 _ , 15
..m .lowrli mum. John Ginlzy and ; This message is of importance to all who intend 5
“hm" ; to replace that worn out rug, chair, piece of up- .;
Captain and Mrs. Joseph H. Lav- ; bolstered furniture, or to add a new piece of furm- 1
dun. oi .lcffi-rsou Street. cclelirntcd‘ )5 . . . . 5 5.
mm mm wedding anniversary 3.11-}; ture t0 the home. For, if there is any thing you need 5
urday «mung with a dinner at their .; for the home, you should take advantage of this sale. .
homo. The color scheme of the dec- 1 a 5
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§ We offer you a Wide selection of the best wear- ;
Safe investment stocks and bonds § mg and most dependable line of rugs in \Viltons. ;
are getting scarcer every day 01mm 3,- Axminsters, V elvets, Brussels, Wool and Fibre at a ’5
tunilies for buying Sfcunues 0‘ “ff 1 savmgs that you should not ignore. :
better class, paying high returns. will 5 1
soon disappear. if you wish to make 5§ 5 ‘ - ‘ 2'
your savings assist materially in r(‘- 5" LINOLELTB’I AND CON(‘IOLEUM RL (IS :
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ducini; the high CO“ 0‘ 111m... ‘” g In \'ill‘l()llS sizes and designs, 1
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:§ 9x12 Linoleum Rug ....................... $13.15 .
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‘15” m" “MW?" (’“Nr‘mf’m “”l'Q 9x12 Congoleum Rug ................. $14.25 ;
Mr. Hull your story. He will '15Hl.~"\ F l l 5
you m mm,“ whom“ he... who“ e to cum .................. ... ....... 49c yd 5
to your requirements. Grass Mats . . . . . . . . .............. -. . . . 25c up ;
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We specialize in Norwalk Tire 8.- , 5 . 5
Rubber i'T.. paying 7 Mr cint. i'vnn g Thls February sale affords you an 0131301'tun1tyfi : “
s3lvnnia i’cwcr & Light l’r.. also .1 7 § to secure the best of furniture at a savings (.1 lo per 1
pm- writ issue. besides other issqu, cent to 30 per cent, Without sacrificmg quality, and :-
r“°°’=’”z"“ 3* high grade l our guarantee is back of every article sold. !
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PHONES: 153,154 720 1 1
85 Washington a}. $0. Norwalk, Conn ; . I ..3
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The Sign of the
Gold Brick
The sure sign of
the Gold Brick is
“BigDividend.”
5 Not all affairs that
'v‘pfiy‘ big dividends
are fakes, but all
: fakes afier to pay
big d11v1dern‘d s.
W twice before
_ your: dlirasw your=
’Hldnrey from: the:
of. your income is not toomuchtmsaveifi you t
I: are young- with- no family. responsibilities;
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Made on the Army Last
Yes, shoes have come way down.—;
Prices are almost as low as they were
in 1913. We are now selling a good
solid leather tan calf, heavy shoe tor
only $2.95 a pair. This shoe will give
unusual good service. and is especially
made for men that work outdoors and.~
that are very hard 021 shoes. I
We also—carry a. dandy line of chil
n dren’s~shoos. that are all solid leather
in all styles and. patterns. and sell
thematwery low prices. Pricesa'ange
from.$1.50 imthe small sizeeto $3.50:
in the latte sizes. If your childrmatet
the find thnt wear them though
quickly. we can save you armour
their footwear by selling you solidi}?
leather shoes at a very ream-
margin; airplane—Try. us and: hem
vincedr—Keelerl Shoe; Store—The.
store.“ sores yon.~money.
Ham and allother My
will m1. continue: to swer through
false ”1* Eye Witches-t m
ones vinfit: ”Walnut 3. gen-
nave murmbfiremudng; the.
cause. “em your. eyes?! Mum-rm:
BMW“;
era] 11-11%me Let. 113.19.“.
Hershfiel
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Jaily Service Between New: York& Norww
LONG DISTAN CE U G .
Ilen- Lnrge finch. at. Your Sonic..- for. All m o!‘ M
iteration: vaamtwrmem ~
MainWZfi Cartoonist, Sol NM ' :. PM“
Hm York; 0311., 201 Wilts-20%., 2mm 8“:
On Washington’s
5 Birthday let us all do
honor to the Father of
His Country. As the
7 Washington. Monument:
, overtops everything, so
5131m- name of Washing—
ton ishighest m Ameri»
can: hearts.
Norwalk Chronicler