Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 24, 1922 · page 2

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L' opynght 1922 Han Schaffner 8: Mar:

Your T hanksglvmg clOthes
should be good ones

You never saw a finer stock of good clothes than we
have; quality all the Way though; we W6n’t carry any-
thing else; good clothes pay you—Aha pays as.

 

2. Band 4-button sacks; Nor-
" fiolksutllthe styles young

Hart Schaffuer £5? Marx overcoats

Here are fine Tweeds and other This value 18 exceptional; all the

Scotch weaves; 11.311111111111131 lined
-—Ulsters, Greatcoats, Raglans

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Hart Sbhaffner £9? eeMarx suits
Fine worsted suits here for men

who think they’re
hard to fit

 

good styles in fine fabrics and
rich colorings

 

 
 

 

 

,_ dack wantedtowaderightmtmthe
4:11am or monthly catch com. He oficred thhas
“Donn wort-31.911." said-tire king; "this water
{trill neither .«hmi your suit nor your health" "

 

 

 
 

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magic and: you can he sure

 

 

 

 

 
 

:rom 1111: ruler of the island. (Continued).

so in Jack wcnt. The mermaids came close to him and 111.51: his hand
and led him to a big rock As soon as Jack climbed out of. the water and up
on the rock his clothes dried as l! by magic. King Whitman had told Jack the
' 1.111.111 1 1.. “M watched the mementos dance and parade.

 

V Suddenly} huge fish came cutting through the water and the mermaim.
min doxeg'ou; of sight. King Whitewp stood close to Jack. The fish lifted
in head out or water. showing a sup 6! paper held in in: teeth It was a note

was—amid hemuidntn its;

2" », M56$, Romafiarwhat the price, “rem
. “ed _car6fi1ll_y andwith the thought of giving Patron
,j_fie wag beet 111211 coald be had at the price
fjwood has been correctly seasoned and all pieceSm 7*

 

 

 

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2% The young Pox did not. muzzle
when he was picked up by Farmer
Brown's 'Boy. To be sure he east ,
may longing glances through the
Green Force: and on: the Green
Meadows as. he g: carried back to ~
Farmer Brown: to sword, .hnt not ,
once did he try"to «cue. All the
any there Formefi‘Bx-m’b Boy allied
to film in mile mos. ,
As soon as they reached theme» 2

 
 

chain fast to the post 112 re it had

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

mu 11 o’colck this
ordered by J udge
, chart in the case of
tilt of South Norwalk
gym-mack, celebrated
"Illegal! breach of con-
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John to pay 82 000 {or

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

.; ~ notcancel his tour to
1 elft the matter in the

 
 

 

 
 
 

~ James McCormack. E
the tenor and his secretary”
a witneur.

 
 
 

MMMANDEBS '10
CONVENTION REPORT

'5 ' . Nov. 24.—-The reports

~ - Id county delegates 10
' 2‘ ”Eva“!!! o! the M-
in New eel-ans. recently.

 

finalise]. John F. Keaung ..

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diorama: oaths

way and Albert J. Merritt of BTl—dgeo,
port. ‘In addition. the committee that
was in charge of the Labor Day track
and field meet at Seaside Park. Bridge?
port will make its final report.
Delegates from practically every
post in the country will be; a; the

meeting. which willie held initiate"- " -
ble building. The visitors: wmrhg'flre“ I. , -,

 
 

guests or the Matthias Post and’W’om-‘l

en 'aAuxlliary at Weitport. IN! & m .
some) program will follow 1115 W 3 ;"

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house. When he
had a plate piled high mmth 14.11.11;
how the em or! that “Fawn-€22

ran-4' 8e could has “is {or Form

down. You see. he had had
estforadoyandahlfuve
beetleaand 8:

that food «loin. Yes, sin-.1162"
“Am”

me: Browns Boy to set that on: .

 

yard Farmer Erma Bog made the 4 c
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been fastened before. Then he left,
the young Rex and my into 12:: :X.

 

The Proof of True. Friendship ‘ ,

 

By Thornton W. 2:2fiurgess

 

Naught better can life give to you .
Than friendship which is stench and true.
-—-'Old Mother Nature.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Bauer” , mwx’s Boy 31:11 2‘
2..._ Intellect “It gas just “21.5“.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

S 1225.00

 

M0619 Furniture
Set: hwy, Walnut and Bird’s Eye "1*,
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$038113; finished inside as well as outside NW2 5, :10,
grand time to purchase and have the home 111 m
nessfor the holidays. '

Bird’s Eye Maple Mahogan3 01
WW - Tom- " ’7 alnut
prising a bow-foot bed, Set 5 F. en '6
bureau, chifionier and , sign fo. ; 1159:7130:
semi-vanity dressing foo: raj. #21 “:31 bu-
’ .table. The pieces are r6221 large mir.
. plain but of graceful ' Z’Ol’. clufi‘crclre and
lines. 2 drc::«2:2g 131223, I
$300.00 $275.00
J .
Twmtoned Mahogany

Finished Set

,Walnut

Three piece Sets
beautifully marked,
how-foot bed, large
Bureau and dressing
table.

 

. $11650

:2... Other Sets of fine CastCh Mahogany with
g carved panels.

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”Colonial Sets in 13 013 Enamel 33 1th 11;: :2 :1' 3:22:
’ and standards. '

*E‘ I All moderately priced for the qu 11L

 

Hats to Wear with Eur Coats

Silver lame-or Metal Brocade is use}:
six cly on some of the smartest models. Thu. we
combined with silk or folds of 361V ct, and 12 :\ .2;
pcctcd that thc3 will be popular for dinner or . 2‘
hats. T1163 will also be worn nith fur coats t1

football games.
Bright Felts trimmed \3 ith importcdt’: . . .

brilliant hue gixe an attractixc dash of cu
'dar-ktfur collar.

A new assortment specially priced :1
$15.00
’ Hats lot “Yale 3111:” 1
Small close fitting hats that are com:
to wear in an open car and are very smart \. 1

' coats;
[Theya are of 5111111 Fame Silk, Metal B 2:13:
and Velvet. The new Short-back Poke and the 11.12,

 

 

2 ed Turban have returned to us slightly different, {a ’

dine, most comfortable and very becoming 11:22.1
, iquant face. The pokes areirimmcd ”with meat:
of flowers Which especially add life and brilliance 1

dark costumes.
You choice at $5.50

Second {3... ;.

 

Clearance 91’ Ckle‘th Luncheon 361.

. We are closuig on: the summer line of 12: ~
12.210212111111111 coverings. Large Oilcloth Covers, .1

V - mid Square, 54 and 48 inches with stencilcd 1

terns in colors,- baskets of fruit, branches of 2212121“
"or trees add ccnyentional borders, all clc. r v

' ‘3 end warmly steamed. Those which have 1:011
$21.75 Samson! $2125 ,

At $150

"5&5 with 18 inch; centers. These 1
satswith Centers sad six plate doillf;

 

 
 
 

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