FEB. 27, 1922 “
gCNDAY
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.. tunWarquis Olmma. one of the Japanese lilder St;.tosnicn. was attended by thousands of
who gat cred at llihiya Park. where tlze national (croniruiies were held :Hltl his body laid at rest.
. l as one of the most elaborate mcr held in the Flowery Kingdom. The picture shows the co!-
‘ .: .tl llihiya Park, where multitudes paid (unkind rc‘i w is. ’
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MLLIAM E. RILEY RESPONSE AT . .. . W! a... .- mum u. 1......»
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“"'"“ “"“""‘"" "" H," "“m'.: Tr" 'Inunnmsm “l ”"3“ "”3"” has Muss. N, Klimt-r. Mrs. lx‘iushkowi.
rector of St. Johns la.” H n hml :ilnitrst to thv hlghcst Nathan Xmas. }..‘_.””rsk‘.' MH_ “a“
wvnlmti. [vlit‘h \\ll"ll tht- (-hmrlnun - Samuvl son, Y. Yourdiskv. S. Schulmun. t‘hunc
:llw v.-l \\'.l.‘" lnlvl from tho lLqu-lmr has announced the gen- ous 'I‘e-rris. I'hillp Kosiminvr and Mqu
“k" “"5 "l" n“! "'“l H" F‘” “I. 5500 1" Jump“ A' Farrell and Diana Itoodncr. Grandchildren of H.
H. ”I, “in pip-y \xrrv- $3.30 by John t‘avanagh. and also 3101} Itoodner Mrs. II. Nexus Mrs Kit-ff
“hm ilv Sll‘t ’i it) iii) 80. it)" 'I‘. II. Canty (k (:0. The. mflt'HlU: T. 11511.11; IIOIJI‘C'W’ 1",““05' All] Sovivh':
xi mug thi- svrvicc it ss-cm- was chargvd with so many unexpected Esther V'ogt-l. In Memory of 7 the
willow “nub! taint surprisvs that it is difficult to I“f‘UT- Father and 3“: and Mrs.- I’wrnsit'in '
-~\|\‘i.illtl' oi l.lt'lil"li- at which poi'it enthusiasm rtignvd In Memory of the Father and Mother
who “as “'llll Mrs. suprt-mv. and when Samuel Kzzntor of of S. K;nntor.. In Memorv of ”w l-‘n-
. l to lwur the sham. the ”(Kent 'l'nezitro has pr'tsentwl his ”1”. and Mother of Mrs. 11'“. Ely”.
“ “"W' J11m"»‘~‘”””“ ”ll-pk “r 31.035 to the chairman. tho norc Trmko. Archie Grr-cnhvrtr. lion
1.1mm,“ yr, tli'rll‘k (-ntiro hall almost burst with applause. i-‘ox of Niw York.
'! .l- r, \Villiuui l'ul- A film-‘1‘“— generous tilt of 31'0“” was: Contributions of $15 t-nrh wcrr r0-
,1 I“ Thv- H. H”... doiiatvd try the chairman of he mHt- (“‘th from H. I’rlllman, Mrs. J.
“l on» {n.0pln' ink. Mr. Samuel Itoodm'r. 'L'dlomun. A. Harris. Jr.. Lillian Imlm'.
~ Hui “if-“1'3 Th" contributions rPN'iV'd are ”“3 d 1 Israel Harris; $10. H. t‘. Ilrown, Miss
.l .l: r~-5L in tlwll’uo“'i"“ 'I'uarl Billy, Dorothy Grmlnbcrg. Ida
t. ',\. SLWW. Summl Itoorlncr. Sumuvl and Edith Movinc. Mrs I'n’ll". Emanml
l- survived by :1 Kantor; $300. Harry Goodwnn. James Knishkowi. In Memory of tho Mothvr
.n. will baby girl; A. Farrell. Herman a; SNinlu-rz. Har- of Morris Yourdisky. Mrs. G. Ruhr-n»
. ' 'y'ru-t _\l. Kt-nnv. ris & (ions and Chnrh-s Harris; $250. stein. B, Edison; $5. Master III-rmmi
-, . livlward Riley. John t‘nx'unugh. $2.”le “'illinm Josrm. Golden. Mr. (igniansky. Ernl’st Jason).
, Smith to attend Louis I'lll-wnan. Itolmrt Joe-husky. Mrs. G. Yourdisky, Mrs. Shulnmn. and
l; 3150 E I. Grccnlvcrg, Mr. and Mrs. $3 from Mr. Agranoi‘f.
‘ “,m offrvrpr] for l’. A. Bernstein; 3100. Tom Ii. thorn} —~—————~————~ -~
3 - morning at St. Herman \‘oirel. A. Modma Hurrv' Sentinel classified ads work won-
. Mayer, Archie Tents, William K. den
7' ESTABLISHED 1892
. Maples 59? Goldschmidt 3
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HOWLANDs ..
Entrances in mm Street. Fan-field Avenue. and Cannon Street
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2 85 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn. .
3 Stocks and Bonds, Foreign Exchange, 1, For youthful figure,
3 Unlisted Investment Securities “’ , ' . \
Eh Grain, Cotton and Provisions l for SWllSh carrlage;
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3 - “were” °f . i ' Boyshform brass1eres. ’
H. L. Horton 65 CO. l During the week heginning Monday, a special assemel
43 Broad Street, New York
Members of the
New York Stock Exchange
CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1865
ESTABLISHED 57 YEARS
bly of these excellent brassieres.
carancc to the figure, giv
to the bust. allow genuin
that they are fully an
X
! They impart youthful app
grateful and complctq support
freedom. and are so made
. thoroughly comfortable.
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i Bovshform brassivrcs are seamless mic-piece fashi
sure apparel. They have neither bones stays nor steels t
press into the figure—~3md are so fine and form-titling: th .
may be worn under Slit‘t‘l‘ apparel without a camisole, _
}onc wishes. -
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NOR\VALK COUNTRY
CLUB ANNUAL MEET
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dri\inx: and know little of the (flush or
the accident. Later Curtis said
saw a "flash" ahead and thI-n wokv
up on the ground with Lyons and
‘Aulury beside him. This “flush"
'thought to have hmtn the
{pole which was struck a glancing
The machine top was crushed
is
(blow.
in.
It was rcporivd that
fourth person in ill" (Jil',
'lif'rr was :1
but if SO.
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l?:,':,,h‘2§n,’}§: all? “T,“ , 1:211'Tl,i,‘,‘:’f:. The back is wider than the front; lioyshform brassmr.
iwrsnn in who» lion-1.; in tI-ll‘n (3., ,(lo not slip up when wearer stoops. \Vaistband is Clash
Z""""‘ “W“ Th“ “’“'“ "l ”“' "“‘ and fits snugly. Each b 'assivrc is made with voncca‘le
till;
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: nun luvl'll Quint: \tt‘f. ‘Jtlll'll\ ’l'h' .
"3"“"“~‘”"” "‘ "*" W'“ ‘9 "““""“"' These models of Slwcial Price interest for the new
BENEFIT FOR ““4““
SUFFERERS i Flesh coutil or cotton brocade, trimmed With Va! ’\\4
, IN EUROPE lace—49c.
Continued noinhxrirst raga. Mcrcvriscd brocade or fine sateen with pretty lacd
triinmingwr$L
Soll(tnvl
for the (illusion and will lm
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“3 Tina": "’n‘=“'i‘l"‘ “17"“ “‘“W‘ Satin—striped brocade or fancy strilwd fabrics oq
. g It" ; _' i '(‘linisnncos 9 .
Ilillll'lt'il I') inukv lilt‘ l‘t‘llt‘lli limit-a] Slit‘t'lal Stl‘ollglll~$1'45'
liul lllli\ from ilu- point of the worth
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.r‘nusm but also 1.. runs» Hm program: Heavy niorct-rispd fabric with satin stripe, lace trimjt
lurrungo-d “'1” Ln an entry-imminent ' .' .' . . ‘____ '
....,, “m”, swing In ”no “mm ‘ muig and libhon stlaps $1.95.
VHon tlu- (liiiilillllt't‘ in charge has: «Ir-.1
(ridrd to mnkv 1hr tickets {or HIV Mi~l
tturtninmvnt the some as tho regular
‘u'lnlissinn to ilw picturi- shows.
l Announr't-mcnt of the program that‘
'will be given will he made tomorrow.‘
i’l‘hr arrangemt-nts will he completed}
iititlil)‘ for the main feature and dur-
in: the week tiil' details for U19 showi
gwill he completed and it is t-xpected';
limit the lmnvflt will get a whole.
ilwurtrd.respo'isv rth Sunday and IK'i
‘nnv o ftht- most successful affairs of
its kind in the history of the city.
l 'I-Ilt' rammittt‘c in rlinrtrr- of thr nrv
"mgr-meant for tho benefit include AL
lwrt Hamilton. of the Palace. and Mr.
Kantor, of the Regent.
satin in flesh color, trimmed
ribbon st raps—$2.45.
Fine and very heavy
with lovely narrow filet lace and
Second floor.
Girls enjoy these
bloomer dresses-$2.95.
A rare comfort comes from combination of bloomm-a
Lwith dresses; :1 frcodon ; a saving of laundry work; a fine
°"" T"°"°"‘- i'adaptabilitv to playtime as well as school hours.
I love everything that'l old; old; ' .
friends. old times, old manners, old;
books. old wine.—~-(loldsmit.h.
t Those bloomers are of sclfsaniv material as «lrvsst
*fil’hcy are cut with plenty of room but they tit nicely.
I'll. UNIVERSAL CA“
“ll WlNlEllflOMES-u
CAN SPRING BE fill BEHIND?”
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A WORD TO THE WISE MEANS ACTION!
Reduction Present
in Dollars First Payment
$227 5 99.03
$231 $ 99.53
$270 $100.00
$330 $149.39
September 16,
1920 Prices
$575
$550
$850
Present Price:
it it 'RING CAR
lgt NABOUT
<1 -' a 'PE
SEDAN
$348
. $319
$580
$645 $975
F. 0. 3. Detroit F. O. 3. Detroit
lit [5 LOWEST FIRST COST—-—THE LOWEST UP-
KEEP—AND THE HIGHEST RE-S'ALE VALUE-4H“
.\\‘Y MOTOR C'AR'EVER BUILT. .
‘lmugtime 1‘s waiting-hsbtime! You can’t lose by placingl
your order now. '
Delay Means Disappointment!
Order Your Ford NOW
Dutee Wilcox ' Flint, Inc.
Operating 30 Ford Stores
52 North Main St"... South Norwalk.
“Wherever you :0, Y“ 50¢ ’21!!—
and wherevezjon see ’53 they £917
sugar-«coated .4...
gum delights
young and old.
It .f‘melts in your
I
There are the other
mouth” and the gum in the
- center remains to aid digestion,
brighten teeth and soothe mouth
friends to choose_fi-om,'td‘o:
’ l Dresses arc chambray, (-ithcr pretty shade of green
or good live blue. They are trimmed with white rickrac
: braid in attractive new fashion both on front and pocke
$2.95
Sizes 6 to 14, particularly troll maxim—.—
Second floor.
i Wool crepe is
Spring favorite.‘
‘ » Its different weave is rapidly sending wool crepe int.
forefront of fabrics for'Spring dresses. ’Tis a weleom
change from those which have been so generally use
through past and present season.
A splendid crepe in both light and dark colors, wit
springy pleasing weave, of nice weight, and 42 inche
.wide— $2
HOMESPUN for suits and for sports skirts, hand
some shades of blue brown and tan, nice weight and 311111
stance,—- $1.65
¢
Third floor.
CLEAN UP SALE
On Women': and Kisses Goats, Drew's, Suits and military.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town,
‘ THE PARIS
33 South Kain Street South NW
Es‘l’ABLISHED an venue AGO
Gehebe’s
WOMNWOMII.
warmer
PHONE
527
Promo!
Delivery
IRON WARE UTENSILS . , ..
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Norwalk Chronicler