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Spring Styles
of
(‘rofut & Knapp
and
Hats ::
$5.00 $7.90 _I
- held tomorrow night.
Robert C. Cramer won first priz»
and E. G. Huntington won consolatio:
prize at the card night at the Soutl
Norwalk club last evening.
All the New Fabrics fori
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for immediate use on exhlition at
E K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
45.4? 'West Washington Street
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—Large size pea. coal $11.50 er ton.
Harris 8: Gans Co.. Tel. 721. p
.Scrgeant Frank Virelli of the State
Pclicn department, came here this at
ternoon about 1 o'clock. and later an
m the day, it is said. will destroy the
tour slot machines stored in the
vaults at the city hall, which machines
were condemned to be destroyed by
order of Judge George H. Vosburgli.
. —-Jackle Coma in a. brand. new
picture, “M5 305;” and. the acts of
warm ; including “Seven M.
Sweethearts,” Palace. toil-y. am} Fri-
day. nuance and night,» am} Saturday
matinee only.
The Y Class board of the Norwalk
M. E. church have planned a delight-
ful Washington Birthday party to be
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Vincent J. 'Camorotta. rated 80. de-
mated Stanley Stevens. rated ?S. by a
score or eighty and seventy-eight, in
In answer to several inquiries yes—
terday. relative to the non-defivery of
dax. we would state that the paper
ll'i“"hv\l
I'OI-J‘yblnl n4q‘olytnnn4l
mi NEWS
.\...l( public schools re-opened
.r'rr being- closed over \VashA
birthday.
\-
...\ Mala. aged 16 of 125 South
srret has been reported to the
.i‘l missing from his home.
.l"'l.lng of Lady \Vashington
Will be held tonight in lit-d
Main street.
l'l
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l..ill.
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L)! n-n
> Shepard. who for some time
connected with the local
i‘ the Liggctt Drug Company.
ix‘éllnlf‘ll duties as manager here.
r-wn‘e.’ the transfer of A. J. Moak-
llH- \‘(tttcrbury store.
.l.Il".“H L, Blackmail. ofl’u-diiint‘: has}
w‘nl his Drui t'it‘ully now iiiinlrziln'x‘.’ unli
lm'il .ill ”Fri: of land (It \V'lsl liwl‘
'inL: in Mrs. l'Ilizzulwlh Frvvnv l\—.I\2lllr
ugh. nl’ \rw York "1“. .\lr .iml Nils.
Kax'nmigh I‘xpé-(‘t ti. mm: to \Vvkt
le‘lnlg Lori» ll"\l month.
w .ldlllr‘l‘l Ghiotto will ho- :it ‘\'1!Sh-
l :"rw sr bruit"; l"'lll.1,\'. El :1. m. 105
\-..:l. :ill lgl‘WlS of Irish fish.
as viwtil D p in.
-‘~ rli s l.imlv»lu-r:. of this vita. inns
.:::i--il is .Hlll(1l.lll“f'l‘ :it the
ll l'llv l‘li.i.;niiion>liip limits to
Ni :ii l'ilk'q liilll. Siaml'onl, llll-
\l.’\l‘\"$ .\_lhl--ti('
Sutiiiiliiy "\‘I‘Illlll:
.L l\[ll(’>'s of St
l.:|’:4i', (Ill
nil-um of thi- (‘rzil'tsmvn Illlll ilsn
.7nl‘litl Grotto \m'rr busilv enmity-«l
lglll’ in DI‘PIHIFHIK ill" Ali‘t'lll'il'lullfi
'llt’ “whirl“ Grim vlllll"" to ln- lll'lll
.. Frill-iv :vmiinzz at thi- Armorx 'l‘liv
I‘ll“ Hxnvnpulwl Hrrlwstru is to {lire
nish rhr- Hills“? for :l'is- ildm mg 'l‘ha ru
‘l w this orchestral
its good ninsit‘.
h :\ [News Hi
Mn‘ is riuh‘d. for
in a brand m'w
:lui-r. "My Buy." and live fll'L\ ul‘
.wll‘\llll'. including: ‘*~¢-veir l.“.llt'
~\\1'I‘lll‘.'iu't§‘" Palace. tmlay.. and PH-
matinee and night. and Saturday
.l'llH'P only.
Dryco Milk
Hospital Size . . .'. . . . $2.00
1 Other Foods at Reduced Prices
——.l.u-kit- (‘uogun
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
1 I 0332-.
s-J-mu-i
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1 mm- Iii!
.. ”Ma, __._
”nun .
When Opportun-
ity Knocks
Opportunity knocks
once at every man’s
door. A witty Irish-
man said that when
she knocked at his
door he must have
been out. She will
find you at home if.
you have the money
saved up. B e gin
N 0 W. Use this
Bankf
South Norwalk
Savings. Bank
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§Shuteira
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the Elks tournament yesterdmz was issued, as a. morning edition in
observance of Washington’s Birthday.
and the carriers should have left the
paper at the residences of our pa—
—(‘oncen by Angelo Patric-010,
pianist and twisting artists. . High
School AMI-tum. Fri. Eve. Feb. trons early in the day.
24m. Admission 50c.
' l ——Auto Accessories. Aaron Kuhn.
The City Nation“ Bank has reAlllaili-oad avenue.
celved a. supply of the new 1922 Peace
Dollars. This bank was the first to
receive the old 1921 dollars as well.
The case of \‘lr’illiam M. Ingles.
brought here Tuesday night from Cfii-
cage to answer to a. charge of ob-
itaining money under false pretenses
Vwill come before Judge George H.
Vosbgrgh in the downtown court to-
lmorrow. No bonds have been set for
llngles as yet. Some of his relatives
.visited him on Tuesday evening. and
in is said that an eflort is to be made
to make restitution and ,to have the
charges dropped if this is possible.
The state will be re-imhursed for all
’pxpenses if the matter can be settled
this way.
——Cylimler reboring $3.50 per cylin
der. Gill rings 75c. Burd rings 00c.
Garage, East Norwalk.
Thornton \V. Burgess Bedtime Story
appears on Page 5 of tonight's issuv.
l’l‘hese stories are being read with wide
interest by the young people or the
city.
Officers of Court Cecile. No. 1H5.
EDaughters of casino. will lm Enslullt-(ll
at a meeting of that ormmizatmn to
he ht'ltl tonight. A (”710' Will
follow the business muting.
——-Buy your Victrola. at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
exenlngs until 9 P. bi.
AMERICAN LEGION
W'ILE HONOR RILEY
Continued from First
social
. _ , ,
' — Auto
Railroad
.\(‘('6-SSUll"S. Ariron Kohl).
il\€llll(‘.
l‘iiviiils rit llr Erin-st F‘.‘
ths- Norwalk Fon—
('lllli't'l‘l v.l'l -lv-ll;:"‘lwl
luv \VHF ' ’ ~
The many
Ili‘GriL'ur.
:i'igulivnul
in l :i' lhnl’
iiiurnlntz l'i’nm
Page.
lilislur U?
hr
sister-in-law. Mrs. John 13. Lord,
”'11 llil>llll4ll Frank. SLrt-t‘i‘. Stamford.
ullvrl- iw unulvrwvnl ll'l ripvrzillon. llr.‘ A trivgium was received
“pnvvgnr H now it? his 110.”... utin-s in Nt-l'utun trom the \‘Vur
. idii‘tmcont in \\&£llll‘£t0n. In
_\~,,,.\M,k was “Hum.“ TWNIU‘. I," \\'ashington papers appears the
i"" i‘llllv‘ml‘i “l llio‘ ['olinvi‘lir‘ul l"w”‘g:
Mull Currivrs' Association, hilul in "I" ”-
Stamford. ln‘ ‘hr vivr‘iiou \‘l’iliium burned.
‘H ":il‘lil :is «row-Vary Mr Cal ill a Slant 0!.
connfrcn-d with tho Nor-walk pi»! L’vszing ”w
lll""l'ill‘_;"'l
NON: .: lk
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by rela-
the
fol~
_ v,”
room apart lay a. figure
litre was .1 hooded Hercules.
a man. his skin still sug-
pink or a splendid follow
0?
is
oil
m.“ MM ”prhwmui it M ”w “myrrh hr must huVe been in the moment no
lion His m:in_\ i‘r‘ii-mls wi‘l ‘m- plczls- “ “54 9‘1““ ul on to {nuke the instant
1i'ClSlUY‘l. He math: it. \\’iiile others.
Hi to l01l"'l of his-now honors. . . ,
\xuitul to tail With their grcat
Limit. Riley leaped. He (llt'd. but his
people Will know him at :i glance."
The news of the young lieutenants
death (:umi- as u great shock to lllt‘
ri'siden's of NOI’ulou :iml llarivn. Ht-
5 —Coal fresh mined. scret-ned auto—
imatically. $13 50 per ton. Harris
and Gang Co., Tel. 721. l
Mntm‘ limit comers 03‘ llllS I'itx i'nvr-
"U? lu"‘ll .17'0I!;S!ll owr the :imiounmii “its highly thought of by his many
I)ll“l‘.ll'lil hf 'll4 l“l(l~‘l'2ll Internal iii \A “Kinds in the cunimimlly. .
1m)“ drw'nm’m M ”(WHOM in make u lhc loin-ml. St-rl'lces Will be hold
J v'm:z:~l up Mr mmmmnm who MM . iiiiclii) trum St Johns itonian Catli»
not m 1h“ l'HHl pllltl ”1" 'mhm! tax “lip Lhurch. .\orot0n. and'vnll he oiic
m: “Rh ("‘ufl l? was sum that the (it tho largest military tributes‘ lain
law MN MW” “.le mm “7“] m “I“ (-ilv to an; man in the community. l-urtn-
'1 than ”M” ”UV iii. “in" imvi “I!“ . r announcement Will .tllllPill‘ iomvr-
H: (-n sumr «it‘n» r lnmilily. l1>\\' MI lllnL'. when the llllill :irr:.i.;rv-1
iiiv-nts hum been completed.
A special m-ssinn m" Elnnkcr (:l‘thO.
('(H HT LAl'Hl-ZL (‘AIHD PILRTY.
.\.'r» '01. \l. H, V. l". li. l:. is to l» 1-.--’<i
Hm .uiunmm in m 1. r m ‘lllill M
Arthur (”firm ,0 liw NH." ,1 ranks ”f l“ll’l£ll itrrmigcmmits i:;.\u- been muvic
'in 3.;uplltls (Dis. n_ vim is .n 1.1%,, for “it ("nkr\l paii'tx uni \lllllCe to lJL'
1. V W“. ‘1". ‘ I‘m ll.“ ““1“”. Am: v‘i— mil mplm‘ Ill“ nurtures o.’ Cour}
laws. l-V wlmm lzv lll‘“ l-i.n i'i-l.iiv~.ml l'~‘llr"‘- XO- 1“"- ('2l!li<iilt' Ill“ ghlrrs
1w. 1! D'tv-lii-i “as nimi- .'| Murder \ln- "1 Am‘ ”m" ”l 1:“1 “"33 hull. \Vash‘
mm at tho m! . firm: of l' vi \Vo‘il lxnluv. l‘ ““1"- 3‘"““‘t UHHUI‘I‘UW vw‘vning
ft“) fl \ [r A; ,\. \1 hp” \i-stv-rilxn'. (’Il" of Hie lvulilrvs of the curd
“ l'l‘l\lll£ will in iirvirrssiu‘ ourhre :iiid'
—Egg. Stove and nut coal. $13 5“ those who (lt‘SlI'l- to lllk" part lll this
ippr “m. llarris and Guns (:0. 'l‘t-l. an» :iskml it) it» on hand not later
‘721' than \115 o‘clock. 'l‘uiult's haw: llt'tn
arranged for thus. who do not desire
I".~v‘ ‘wn hunxlrml pvrsoiis :irr 4\'—
l
Emunu to attend mi. KIWI...“ (.luhkirt‘hs-S'ru- Will furnish the music for
l“‘.uin-:~" night." to l»: ll"lll tonight at ”l" ilallClllfl.
.pm. Royal Jim,“ Holvl. S.,.\.m.”i “M.“ The committee in charge. which has
linisvs” ll&l\o' in. n illunnpyi for ”m spine-d no effort to make the affair a
it \‘V'lllng'. which promises to ho a z‘;p_ ,sm-n'nss consists of Miss Ncllle Hymin.
Wightl'ul ‘t‘huirmzm. Miss Mm- ll_\'ii:i:i. Miss His-
, fortiinntv,
i “nnngh lsit' Briggs and Miss From-rs ( ostvllo.
.‘ilunn-
one for those
to attend the affair.
,gr-r ll‘rrink Hollywood has prepartvl n 1 _ ”~— 7 J
l ,i,.ii,.ir,,,§ “HUD"? to lm sprvpd at tho ’ \\.~\.\1HNGTO.\’5 BIR'IHDA\ l
' n f. _ » DANCE.
_.———-—-——— l About 200 attended the_VVashiiig-
__..la<~kiv ("Hogan in a brand new.tr,m's Birthday dance held last cum-
‘pklllll'. "My Buy." and five arts of ing at the Norwalk (bunny club-
\muli-iillc. including “Seven Little:Speidel's orchestra furnished music
{Sii'm-tlimirts." Palm-0. today. and Pri- for the dancing which lasted until a
l . and Saturday, late hour. The club house was pret-
.¢la.v. matinee and night .
matinee only. tily decorated in ikeeping with the day.
rows
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substantially from ym to year there are
WWW those-mywmwe
itagoodbanktodohes’mmvfib.
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the Evening Sentinel until late in the
ob
lie-'1
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un- ‘
bag.
in participate in this. :is \vvll. Powell's“
SOCML NOTES
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Mrs. John Coffin. of 215 \‘Vashiiig-
ton street. entertained a numbervos‘
friends yesterday in honor at . the
”birthday anniversary or‘ her mother
Mrs SODhI‘Oila “males. of 31 Leonard
street. Norwalk. The house was ver}
prettily decorated. Victro‘ia selections
and cards were enjoyed; also.cards by
several of the guess-r». At a late hour
all sat down to a well laden table. a
feature of which was the large birth-
day cake surrounded by candles.
snmving that Mrs. W’haley had reach-
ed the three score mark. Alfi’lg
those present were Bars. Mutual; Vlr'il-
Lcox. Mrs.~.etnna Fahnn. Elly-s. ¥mgaret
Baird. Mrs. "Sophrona Whaler“. Mrs.
Bertha. Hendricks. Miss Louisa. Head-
ricks. Mrs. Isabelle Sturges, Miss Bea-
trice Sturges, Mrs. Margaret Boston.
miss Hazel Benton. liars John Coffin.
Miss Irma. Coffin. the Messce. John
Coffin. William Warner. George Gould.
Fred Jones. Royal (waterbanks. Hiram
Bnuton. Fred SCOfield. Jr.. \Villiaxn
Avery and \Voodrov» Benson. The
guests dcparted_ after declaring Mrs.
Coffin a charming hostess and wish-
ing her many herby returns of the
day, all desiring to meet again for the
5am occassion another year.
Lirs. Domenico Vetriomne and two
sons. W’illiam and Peter. sailed last
week for Naples. Italy. on board the
lsteamer. "Christa Colombo." formerly
'9. German liner. Mrs. \‘etriomile is
lthe wife of Domenico V'etriomile of
The Mirimar Inn. Westport.
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Guests at the Royal James hotel last
lnight were: Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
lllollas. Ridgefield. Conn.; E. C. Beak-
»ei't. New York city and John S. Sey-
mour. Norwalk.
l Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Nash and
ldaughter \Vinifred of Elmwood ave-
lnuc IkaY? s'iturdy for Florida. where
they will remain several weeks.
l Donald McLaren. of Brooklyn. Visit-
‘Red with friends on Crescent Terrace,
yesterday.
I (‘harlos ll. Korn. of Philadelphia.
'spent yesterday with his parents at 10
‘ Henry street.
' ‘-
l Game Vl‘urden VVllbur F. Smith was
21 Visitor in Stamford on busllA’SQ-s on
i Tue sday.
Mrs. R. School-t of this til}; was a
visitor in New York city over the ‘ioli
day.
!
Police Commissioner Samuel J.
chlcr is in New York City today.
i Miss lixlxn manner of New York
city visited in Norwalk 3(‘81t‘l‘dlly.
Nat Goodwin and Be.) Edison spent
yesterday in Bridgepoit.
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DANCE AT THE ARMORY
' Under the joint auspices
Monker Grotto and the (‘raftsmeu
Club, an inmrmiil dance will be glazed
‘Frlday night at the Norwalk Armory.
Delegations from Stamford. Bridge.
loom. Danbun'. New Haven and other
Surrounding towns are expected to at-
iend the affair. which will be one o,“
the most elaborate of the winter sea-
son.
Music for the dancing will be "ur-
nished by the Clef Club orchestra. one
of the most noted syncopating orches—
f iras in the cast. an] composed entirely
oi negro members. The committee in
‘ charge is planning to have the armory
decorated in good shape.
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CHl‘RCH.
At the Xoi'walk Congregational
church this eve g, J.lL‘O‘.-a 0:
Hill South Norwalk church will tell
jot‘ the American Indian: and their lii'w
‘\\’ill be illnslrnlwil is\' His.
.Rrudliury in Tiilblt‘i—lx. Mrs. Hull will
sing: Indian songs This “all surely ‘09
‘u. very interesting evening to all who
Ina," attend and everybody is Welcome.
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Instantly Opens Every Air Passage——
Clears Throat
lf‘i‘éfir nostrils are clogged
“your head is stufled because of nasty
(‘atarrh or a Golfing” a little pure.
antiseptic cream into ”you: nostrils.
It penetrates through every air pas-
‘sage, soothing and healing swollen,
inflamed membranes and you get in—
stant relief.
Try this Get a small bottle of Ely's
Cream Balm at any drug store. Your
clogged’nostrils open right up; your
head is clear; no more hawking or
snumlng. Count fifty. All the stuffi-
nem. dryness. struggling for brrath is
gone. ' You feel fine.———Adv.
A”.
For best results try a. Sentinel
Classified Ad.
MEN’S soup .
LEATHERSBQES
FOB- $2.95 g
me,- a; the Amy: Lat
“In.
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maths mom
Georgie Riga.
George Rigs. a Civil \’:ir veteran.
died yesterday at the Soldiers' Home
in Newton. The body was takwu
Bethel for burial.
» Funeral of Mrs. Bentley.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucinda. Bent-
ley. 32 Knight street will be held at
the Grace Baptist church. Butler
street. Rev. Mr. Cooper will omciate
land burial will be in Riverside- ceme’
tery.
Metal of Thorns Collins.
late home Spring Hill algenne. at 8:30
and nine o‘clock from St. Marys'
church where a solemn requiexfl’mass
was sung by Rev. John Carey, cele-
brant, Rev. John Walsh. deacon. Rev.
'1‘. J. Finn. sub-deacon. Mrs. Irving
Haymos sang solos. “0’ Pic Jesu." and
“One Sweetly Solemn Thought,” as
cortage was leaving the church. The
flower bearers were Carl Barry. Dan—
iel Smli‘mn, Vincent McCarthy. The
pallbearers were Frederick. Leo.
James. John. Dennis and Vincent Col-
lins. all nephews and grand children of
the deceased. Interment was in St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
Metal of Miss Murray.
The funeral services for Miss Amelia
A. Murray were held at 2 o’clock yes-
terday afternoon from the residence
of the deceased sister. Mrs. Royal \V.
Adams. of 8 Isaac street. Rev. J.
Benton Werner officiated and burial
was in the Nor-walk cemetery.
Parent! of Mrs. Meeker.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Colton
Meeker. wife of Edward S. Meeker. of
J}. V‘Vestport avenue. was held at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon from the late
home. Rev. Fred H. Jacobs officiated
and burial was in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of F. R. Starr.
The funeral of Frank H. Starr was
held from the late home in 14 W'est-
port avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev.
Louis B. Howell officiated and burial
was in the Bethe] cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. J."O. Bumm. .
The funeral of Mrs. Johanna. (I
Brown was held at 2 o'clock this often
noon from the late home in 26 Spring
Hill avenue. Rev. J. Benton “'erm-r
officiated and burial was in the “Ram
0U LOSE
If you
fail to
buy now
Sale investment stocks and bonds
are getting scarcer every day Oppor-
tunities for buying securities of the
better class, paying high returns, trill
soon fleappear. If you wish to make
your savings assist. materially in re»
ducigg the high cost of living, act
now.
Visit our unlisted department. Toll
.‘vlr. Hull your story. He will ‘lSSiSl
to your requirements.
We specialize in Norwalk Tire &
Trim? 3
and‘
Rubber Pin. paying 7 pm" cult. Pum-
sylVania PoWer & Light Pr.. also fl '1‘
per cent issue. besides other iSsut‘:
vrecognized as high grade
! MaSi’eseGoidschmidt
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:85 Washington St... So. Not-walk, Conn.
Established 1892
TURN ABOUT 13 '
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You work hard for
your money. Why not
make your money work
foryou? _The place
where this can be done
is in a savings account
in this hank.
to
The funeral of Timothy Collins was ,
_ largely attended this morning from his '
you in making selections best suimd‘
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2:30 o'clock Staurdmv afternoon from»: »
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of Goodwill Shirts
Made in Norwalk by M. N. Mayehoii' & Co.
$3 .. Goodwill Soft Collar
Shirts at $1.93
In Plain White and Tan
No Better Skirt Made
Nuff Said
Come Early
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Not-walk So. Nos-walk
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The mild weather 01‘ the past two
days was attributed by several salts
yesterday to a stray current of the
Gulf Stream. which in some way had
become detached from the main;
stream and gone hundreds of miles
from the usual course. bringing wan-m
temperatures and gentle breezes to the
North Atlantic seaboard. ’l‘he skipper
of the Hamburg—American liner \V‘uer-
temburg reported to the government
Hydrographic office that a strange
current had carried him six hours
ahead of schedule Monday.
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Members of Berkley Chapter enjoy<
Pd :l (ii—lightful dinner. last night, giv—
en in honor of \Vashington's Birthday.
There was a good attendance at the
dinm r which was confined t‘ntlrcly to
members of the chapter.
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“South Sea Isles”
A Ripping, Peppy
VICTOR FOX TROT
The Hamilton Shop
1 Something New l
Norwalk I
Thu \‘ictz‘ola always offers—a popu-
,l.ir 141ml piece. songs from the latest
qusii-al iomedy. dances by the finest
lOIThe strti.
A V ictrola
iin your home provides almost endless
{emeriaiiimem and a in us 9 m e n L,
'lwsiiles its instrumive value.
49 Wall Street,
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Newell & Murray l
Clothiers and Furnisherl
“To Men Who Know."
153 Wahlngton 82., St). Norwalk ‘
l (“time in and see the m-west models
Land hear some favorite records.
Men's $4.00 Heavy Cor- 1
“m" ”“8 A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Main Street
Special . . . . . . . . m $2.95
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GREAT
FEBRUARY SALE
This message is of importance to all who intend
to replace that worn out rug, chair, piece of up-
holstered 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 ofithis sale.
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.* Jury, -»(,‘,- - .. _' ......
’yo'v- -,- y'alydp'I-"n'.~,t.o yuogu'-.. we ',,-g.;-._.
We offer/you a wide selection of the best wear-
ing airtime: dependable line of rugs in Wiltons,
Axminsters, Velvets, Brussels, Wool and Fibre at a
savings that you should not ignore.
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