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After
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Satisfaction
If You
YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
rooting place when on a “topping
trip. Many take advantage of the
Opportunity to listen to
27m NEW EDISON
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
There is no obligation of any
cart. We enjoy playing to you as
much as our cues-ts enjoy listening
to the mush Feel at liberty to
drop in any time rain or shine
Mncercly,
Build a Home in}; Build Now
"There can be no such thing in the highest sense as a home, on:
leSs \ou own it. There must be an incentive to plant trees, to beautii)
the arounds. to preserve and improve. It elevates a man to own In
home. it gives a certain independence, a force of character that )5
obtained in no other way. A man without a home feels like a passed-
ger. There is in such a man a little of the vagrant. Home makes
Patriots. He who has sat by his own fireside With Wife and children
will defend it. “her. he hears the word country prlnounced. he Illlflhs
of his home." ,
“Few men have been patriotic enough to shoulder a musket in de-
fense of a boarding house.”
“The prosperity and glory of our country depend upon ‘the'numbu‘r
of our people who are the owners of homes. Around the fireSide clus.
ter the private and public virtues of our race.” Build a home and
BUILD NOW.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Sheetrock and Beaver Wall Boards. Creo—Dipt Shingles
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NOTRE DAME. Ind, Feb. 28 (By
The Associated Press)——\\‘hen‘"Johnny
Mohardt leaves Notre Dame Univer-
sity late in February to go south with
the Detroit American League baseball,
Club. organized baseball will have cap—
tured a‘ man who Elosely approaches
the ideal college product. Mohardt
gram man in track. He has com-
pleted one of the most difficult courses
a. university has to offer with a. gen-
eral average of over 90 per cent. for
his four years' work and is regarded
as one of the most brilliant students
who has ever left Notre Dame.
Mohardt came into national prom-
inence late in the football season of
REDUCED PRICE ON NASH 4 CYL. CARS
Old Price
5-Passenger Touring . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,195.00
Roadster ....... $1,175.00
3-Passenger Coupe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,795.00
5-Passenger Sedan . . . . . ....... . . $2,025.00
New Price
$1,120.00
$1,095.00
$1,640.00
$1,795.00
Delivered in South Norwalk
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S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
nouns in _
.Cllllifili Piunuu
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has reached the pinnacle in 00119g91
baseball and football and is a mono-,
1920 when he rivalled George GiPD'S'
TUESDAY, ran. 23, 1922 W. 7
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TRISTRAM e HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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A splendid line of seasonable hosiery for men, women and (‘llildren
Ladies, Sport Hose—In that new and justly popular combination of
silk and lisle. All the new shades $100-$150
“Weldrest” Tailored Silk Hose—“71th the new wide seam. Black and
performanct‘ in the football game at
West Point which made Gipp an all-
American. Sport critics recoi;nized
the same liohardt as the captain 0f
the Notre Dame baseball nine of 1921 .
but the first major league offers that
came his way were referred to Coach
Rockne. Moliardt retained his ama-
teur standing, returned for the last
year on the gridiron which stamped
him as one at the passing mai‘s’ffls 0!
the game and one of Gd greatest
backfield men of the year. 1””—
Plttsburgh. Cleveland. Cincinnati ‘_————=—_——_———_
M—
colors $1.89-$2.00
SCHOOL STOCKINGS THAT GIVE GOOD SERVICE
All the most reliable makes in English and plain rib 39059.:
INFANTS’ HOSE ALL SIZES AND COLORS
Detroit. and the national league clubs
from Chicago and St. Louis sent rep-
resentatives with flattering offers to
Mohardt and several medical schools
offered him places on their coaching
staffs after he had announced his in—
tentlon to continue his study of medi-
TOCK BROKER _ -
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(Continued from Page One.)
“"e- He finally cast his lot with Ty
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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f i 4—... r :=_ Cobb and President Navin of Detroit .me $1000 during the month of De-!
upon receipt of their promise that hPlcgmher. They have all been receiv—
would be allowed to leave major'ing it. I didn't. leave anybody high
league ball in time to enter school in
thc fall where he will pursue his am-
bition to become a surgeon.
Moliardt has every natural qualifi-
cation of the baseball player. lie has
:ill (\i‘i’DllOllflll)‘ strain: arm. is a
speedy base-runner. as a monogram
in the 40 Mini rinsii \\lll testify is a
finished tieldv“ and has batted near
.330 during l‘is three yrurs‘ competi-
tion {it Notrc Dame. lie played cen-
i- r ll"lll and hits (101w .‘ill (.K‘t‘ilSlUllJl’
'and dry. although I got into a mess.
Miss Florence James has been getting
$175 a month for years.
"I don‘t want to go down as a com-
mon ordinary skunk." Lindsay is said
,to have. declared at another
inccordlng to Mr. Murphy. "and al-
.though my lawyer has told me to
‘iniike no statement. I feel that you
1"an have treated me so regular that
i want to help you if I can."
Asked if llt‘ had received as much
'Schultze’s Ash Wednesday
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TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
acnnecticut Ca "pet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rug- and
eta, both weslicd and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
3HONE 900
c: Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
‘ SOLE AGENTS ’02
L0 N no N
LUKE
MADE
BRIAR
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(EYEY PIPES
f Also Celebrated Dublin
1 memo 310d: To]. 1.“)
SIGN PAINTER
Icon of every description and
anywhere
mootric Signs 3 Speoidty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
,fl Lexington Avenue, City
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car A scum our.
We will buy your household
Jonah. rags. papers, Junk and Ill
emu-hand goods. Anything you
'31:! che according to the (la!-
a goods. A square deal
“we.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Sound—hand Goodo Alwayo on Bole.
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Attorney-at-Law
no Examiner U. 8. Patent Ofloo
PATENTS
loud (or Booklet on Potent]
III loin 6t, Bridgeport, coon,
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. ‘ Try our Toilet Cream for chapped
, We and rough skin. This do-
., cream meets with satia-
Halon. It is dainty. cleverly per-
;lhod Ind dries quickly, will leave
.~ skin soft and smooth. It is not
jury or greasy. Get a bottle to-
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.. A. MEAD
, ,fimale‘riou PHARMACIST
" " ”138:. 8. Norwalk, Conn.
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Specials ,
FANCY DRY ESEALLOPS ......... 55c pt.
OPEN OYSTERS. SOLID MEATS . . . 45c pt.
FANCY NO. 1 SMELT .............. 250 lb.
Steak (‘od ...... . ..... . . . . . . 20C'lb.
Steak Tile Fish ......... . . . . . . . 20c lb.
Steak Boston Blues . . . . . . . ......... 16c lb.
Fresh Mackerel ..... . . . . . . . ........ 25c lb.
HarborBlues....- .......... ........18clb.
\Veak Fish
Flat Fish .......................... 14c lb.
Haddock ..................... . . . . . 10c lb.
RoundClams .......... . ........ . . . 25c qt.
Fresh Plate Beef .................... 5c lb.
Pigs Liver .................... . . . . . 10c lb.
FreshSpareribs... ..... ............18clb.
18c lb.
\VATC H FOR OUR LENTEN FISH’
SPECIALS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
°3tamford, Darien, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
‘vAv‘vAvAvAvAv‘vAvAvAvAv‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘vAvAvAv‘v"A'."v‘v~‘
turn in the )illi'lllllj: lmx. lie has 3 ins $300000 from )Irs. Duke. Lindsay.
powerful pll\sllllll'. :ililmuuli “Mam“:,‘nccordiniz to Mr. 3furphy, responded
imt l1)“ pounds. and v \cn pt fur a Mo- “”11“,,” hesitation:
kt i nos" rem hid in Ill." «if llll lust, "That is rubbish."
‘“‘—_”" 'woniicriiig why I have li-en jumping
from city to city. hotel to hotel. and
she is nearly irony and nsktd mc to
.commit suicide with her."
Lindsay admitted that he had trud-
lul on the Stock Market and that be
Mr .‘llll;pll}' iii clareil.
SNATTFFITRSE or
E. NORWALK WOMAN
(Con'inucd from Page One.)
‘linti lost.
~ msm. 1 ii it .."t. :ltit n .m-l the two Mr. Murphy said he “51“.; Lindgiy:
“" " “"3”” "“K 5"”"‘ “"‘mnc‘i by ."Thcoc womt n say that when you
.t: .-.~. ..iiv1 lu‘d‘blilull,‘ but llla') itook ”w“, nimu'y. you toi’d lllt‘lll iliat'
George 1’.
Percy
Is
lllx.’l.{' tin it": “\ill'l . Willi
Lamont.
(”hark-s Sn bin.
- . . . .yon were] in a pool
”'6 ll” he were int-irn‘icd today of Baker Thomas
”W robber) and arr it! work on Some i)ioc‘iict’eller « and
KT!“ sit min t' t-luvs, which nu”; lead tol
p g ' r ‘ film! so?"
”" “”51 " “‘0 ‘ ulnrits. “They are' iitisinkcn about ilit
‘ .\-a .\lt'.~a_ 'Sl‘llll‘dll was (\n_ livi‘ \\'.'l_\' slat! “101"," was his aupgpd reply.
4th Ian i‘i‘ill _ ‘1’» Pfis‘it'l lllt‘ tormcr! He denied that he eyer lital‘d of ilic
\l‘mzii. r .\ l‘I\i I: vw'r. at ill" (‘l‘rll‘fl‘ oi ' “Domino (‘lulfi' until he read in the
“ "Tim” “ “"“"~"”” 5”“"15- “‘reel'ncwspilpcrs about it. and denied lit-
Mmm: Hit l‘. mu. \mmilm: lll'I"'- TWO llziil t’\'(‘l‘ told his victims that iii-re
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0. t-um yollouv 1 lot. and “ht” 5119 was such a club or that llt' beloiig‘l‘d
.tiituwl m ti,. .~i.v~:.»r .~: mull-w and m it. according: to Mr. Murphy.
(15w rii. .‘.\!‘.'.lli\, lxiit u in“ ice! t'i-oin _._________-—-——.
\vlz: l' 5‘» ;i\--i. _.; I of lht'lll siiiitchtl BOOTLEGGING
‘mi lun‘lul lsnul; 1mm hcr an. the two
run. . GANG SUSPECTS
In tho pm-krllinok was about 813304[ UNDER ARREST
in cash. .'I pzill‘ ui' rye-glasses. Several;
hooks .‘iiul some valuable papers.
(inc oi the ill~1l is said to have lieu
about 3 rm-t lU invites tall. the other} _ n -
u lut slmitrr and stouter. One of the the Taylor case r0110“ln& a story told
_ . ,, , . . .to an officer by a woman. This \vo-
m' n “(m " "Hm” 3"” 5mm”. wow I man. whose name is withheld. told the"
_H :police. they said. that she heard the
A men threaten Taylor‘s life because he
was inicrrcring‘ with their “busincss”
L‘ADIES GIVE PLAYi'l‘he men were arrested in a house in
'tlie \Yilsliire district.
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Classified Ad.
iilllt' l'ill'illl'd to all. The characters
were good and were well enacted.
The cast wax—"Mrs. Martin." Mrs. TH
Frank H Siliralevant: "Ellza.a Maid." CIT WIS OFT—IT IS ‘VOR !
Mrs. \Villiiim Knapp; "Mrs. Smith." SIONEY ' ‘
Mrs. Hurry llliltllell; “Mrs. Badger."
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HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Beautiful new sport footwear, new styles and patterns,
attractive color combinations now in our display of advance
Spring Fashio‘ns.
Plenty of beige,
hosiery.
nude and sponge, the latest colors in
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS
Delivery. ....
A. F. Beckmanne’Co. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South NorWalk
moan 1405 nan DELIVERY
Minnie Kimmich; Mrs. Bump...» 3:135 and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sher-I:
Charlotte COH‘Stnck; “Mrs. Timmons," field Ave. Chicago, 111.. writing your;
Miss Mae _Ang(lrnan: “Mrs. Spruce." name and address clearly. You will!
Mrs. Frank Clark; "Mrs. Dodge" 311$ receive a trial package containingI
Laura Martin; and "Miss Spooner," Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
Miss Lillian Kimmich. for coughs. colds and croup: Foley!
Following the entertainment “L Kidney Pills for pains in sides and
freshments were served and dancing back: rheumatism. backache, kidney,
was coined. The, entertainment was and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca-l
originally to the been held on Tues- thartlc Tablets. a wholesome and;
day owning. February 213:, but be. thoroughly cleansing cathartic for)
cause or illness of several of the mem. constipation. biliousness. headachesl
bers of 1h:- cast it was postponed for and sluggish bowels.—Stillsou-Powell
a wetk. % Corn.
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filled ______ .
The dress rehearsal of the Mrs SPECIALS FOR THE
Jarley's wax works. which will appeal
at the Shove Tuesday party. to be giv- .
en this evening at Trinity Church. was
held last night. Mrs. Jarley explained
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N llunsli' l'1.lil- l in his lllllt‘ )“11l‘5 of about "3v affair-g." hp said. accord—3
l-Hullmll. In”: to My. Blllrplly. “and ”has been
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l NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—An involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in federal court, today. against H. A.
Cochrane & Company. stock brokrrs.
: on petition of three creditors. No Men-
’tion was made of assets or liabilities.
‘ Three creditors with claims aggre-
lgating $4.387, filed a bankruptcy peti-
ftion against the brokerage firm oi‘
iMorton Lachenbruch & Company.
{Liabilities were estimated at $100,000
and assets at $75.000.
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Aluminum.
l Aluminum is the most abundant me
tallic element in existence. Although
lit is more abundant than iron. it line
that been used until the inst 23 _\i-.'lr~.
. for it is {mind lacked up so tight uitln
.oxygen that only the electric furnace
:cun easily scpiimte the two claim-iii»
It is an essential constitutm cf “mi-1;.
all rod-is exeept limestone and Siillil'
, stoue.—~1leiirlu-rn Independent.
t-u
H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for Men and
W’omen on litany
Payments
l lO-room home
All improvement ~.
from Washington ‘ ,.;,:
ADD']
J. ill. LAYTHX A (in
Q’u sckRenef
. FROM
COUGHS
COLDS, CROUP
Tickling Throat
hooping Cough ,
Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.
For many years a standard
fa mily cough medic in: of high-
est merit. ontaine no opiates.
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The Textiie Store
in. All CL'lu r
20 $1.75 :3d,
56 inch All Wool '1"qu I :':‘=
$1.85 yd
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South Now.
136
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Wood and
Trucking
Fred Hain
53 Meadow Strul *
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Spring Dresses
Featuring the new season’s
styles in soft-toned CUlOI‘S.
_Tric_otines Crepes
Taffetas
Jacoby’s
rum -uAII
Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
that this was the greatest. show of its' ' I ' V Wei
kind on mm]. and had been exhibited . Extra Fine Pork ..... . 200 b. .No profiteermg ”bgidcigw
before the crowned heads or Europe Sardines—In Pure Olive Oil am They 33'er ‘ '
and the bald heads of America. Many 3 cans 25c 12-14 N. Main Street 3’ Norwak made at that price.
o‘t't the lfigures had been exhibited so ' """ ' ' ' ' ° ' ‘ ' ' ' 4‘
0 en tint the wax had Worn off in' 6 9 > ..—/—"
.. liaarrliisarar - ~ - ...._ 4—
seemed to be out of order. and many
of the joints were creaky and stiff and
needed oiling. These and several
other minor defects will undoubtedly
be remedied by the chief m5chanic.
“'illiam R. Pennington. The old time -
favorites were all there, *the. doctor,
making a pill to cure snoring. DearI
wheels]
Pure Jelly, in bulk .. . . 120 lb.
- CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street ' South Norwalk
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CORSETS
We‘carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every tYDe 0f
model aged arebsuit‘e you will find in our Corset Department‘the
e. 0 es express your own individualit . E... an assist:
ance will be given if desired. 3 . ,_~ . y 1:4 -
00mm rim-an runs
A- STULL
24 Cottage St, East Norwalk
F. H. BAXTER
Little Bo Peep. who had lost her
sheep. the sleeping beauty who had to
be kissed seven times by the prince be}.
fore she awake-s and many others.’
Everybody is most cordially invited to
be present and a general good time
may be expected.
bitts’Soap at 2341’
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covmoron, Ky., Feb. 28.—Thre9l o sou-ri-i mam STREET
bandits today boarded a street car and: AGENT FOR .
at the point of guns robbed two clerks:
connected with the
Bank of Ludlovz;.h
Shaw. sex is. We:
ROSenfield
BrOs.
HARDWARE & HOUSE‘
FURNISHINGS .
125 WASHINGTON ST.
, $0.9NORWALK.
miningsmeo » Bantu?
Our
Evening Classes
ofiers you an excellent View“
tunity to review your H17??-
hand or bookkeeping, or t ,v
feet your English, spell l.'
penmanshi p.
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