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. program featured the meeting o! Lad:
lwashingtou Midge. No. 21 Shephefe ~— —
of Bethlehem. held In: night. Ire. A“ 3" 3' Venom m
”,1 1.. Halon Am» r! ( lrrle “and was elected commander “Y” m m“ ‘7'
One hundred and thirty bankrupt:
were recorded in ma county .
rut Commander—Edward awn- “m‘ "3‘ 9 W 1“ M ””- " ‘
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Vice-Commander—John Toothlll.
or the lodge.
Other new officers tollo':
Ma anal—Annie Othamo.
Scribe—410:0 “auto.
Treasurer—May Beach.
which was a record for the county.
the year. 11. occurred in this elk. 11
Danbury. two in Greenwich and one
Master of Ceremonieo—Loule “Food. each in M“ “‘1 Shelton.
l‘haplain—John Burke.
305“" I greater number than
lnslde Guard—Jennie Finch. “ " “h“- “1‘ ”m“! Mur- were
1 luteide G Hard—Louis Beach.
Tri'nsurcr—Leah Calm.
Mim- rim-Hon of officers there tan
in program of entertainment.
or gnu: radiations were:
Irina Burns. deputy supremo com-
mander of Bridgeport George Burnt.
Miss Rollo Van 9003‘.
\Vnml. Norman Krncmer
Helen Toothlii.
Mrs. Cath-
liies Helen
and Min H. Havens. the
Children of members broker.
ing Furniture Company at Not-walk.
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Eyes e;unined by a competent optometrist—over so yeare’ expe-
fieflc. right here in Henrik—perfect fitting guaranteed.
Watch Clock and Jewelry repairing in the beet poeeihie manner
and promptly.
A complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry al-
ways on hand.
O. B. JACKSON
58 WALL 8T.
Jeweler L Optometrist NORWALK
Headq'uartere for Gruen Watches.
Pro-Inventory Sale
Before Taking Inventory, We Are Putting on Sale '
Our Entire Stock of Merchandise at Reduced Prices
CORSETS
GLOVES
HOSIERY
BRASSIERES
BANDEAUX
SILK UNDERWEAR
HUSLIN UNDERWEAR
m1- UNDERWEAR
OAHIBOLES
KIMONAS
Mme. Jeannette
56 So. Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Clifford Hotel Bldg.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M.
PRE-INVENTORY 9.;
EARANCE SALE
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7.75 to $24.75
Formerly $2590 to $37.50 "
a all w 001 Tweeds, Finished and Unfinished Worsteds, Cassimeres ,5!
an extensive variety of styles and patterns, suitable for men and 9!
A complete range of sizes in regular and stout models. . , ”.
inter Overcoats E:
1.75 to $27.75 33
. ts of all wool plaid back fabrics, made with large con-
:3; cggep pockets. Raglan, Ulstcrettes and Chesterfield mad-
but not in every style.
'CEPTIONAL VALUES IN EACH mantles.
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important. In point or importance
perhafi the Incomobile Company
Pianist-«Charlotte Kraemer. 3:: :rraéuctllwowedgao? 11““;er
man. Dick Inc.. the City Dre-ed
Beet Company of beauty. the Bell
Tailoring System. the Great Northern
Pacific Grocery Company. the Sterl-
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shoes' and for only $3.65
Yes exclamations of surprise and
daligh'iiara the greeting for shoe events
like this one-there are high shoes of.
calf both“ black and brown with nuhtary
the Michlin & Naiburg Company of
Stamford. and the failure of James
Bridreport stock
There are pumps and oxiords' in
an almost endless vanety of the most
wanted styles—satins—calf and. kid-
one strap—two strap—cross strap and
oxfords with fancy trimming.
We purchased a maker’s stock
which he was willing to sacrifice rather
than take stock of the shoes and tothesa
high grade shoes we added lines - of
broken sizes from our own stock on-
whlch we took drastic reductions-that
is how we are able to offer you show
shoes today that were made to. sell fail
or actually did sell in our own stock
for so. to $7.50 today for $3.65.
Interesting art
knitting and needle-work.
One othe newer fancies in knitting is hats made from
Angora yarn—full instructions for making—the yarn
comesinawiderange ofcolorsatthesksin, 50c. ,
Here 18 a pretty breakfast set to be unbroidered‘ 1n
the popular patch work designs—there are 9 pieces, in-
'cluding thread, 10141.
A buffet set of unbleached muslin—center and oblong
doylies complete with thread, 95c. -
Wondrously dainty designs on shear fabrics are the
pew stainped gowns and combinafibnyat $L50t" '
Tailored waists _
. of dainty cottons. , ‘
Wdimificsinpfittystrlpes—eomeniemhfie
tbthepopularroundaonarwlthahemstitchingdesign
Econntmdcuifs—otharshavotbelongcolhrwithv
neck—collarendcufisamfinishedwithadaintyleceedge.
Practicalwdsts—Jwaiststhatwflllaundernicclyand
WWtwfllglvealot ofsafisfactorywear
minor. rear
Home helps l» for
fill—$8750
with activity—$59.
values at $2.50 pair.
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Rugs that“ furmsh
and beautify home.
Whittall my... Wilton rugs—copies from s. or!
entsls—all-over Persian colo'rings, deep rich and. beauty
Heavy Aminstar rugs seamless, extra heavy deep
rich pflo—Persian designs.
Truly a wondrous assortment of fine rugs in the 9x12
fact size and at a price to keep this busy section humming
Third floor. rear
Furnishings for the
home beautiful. I
Dainty roiled curtains of mercarised marqmsette-d:
patterns are dots and figures—made with tie bands—good
Velour covered pillows—plain and fancy—found an3
bolster shape, rich colorings, $2.50 each.
Handsome velour curtains—Duplax—rose and blue—o
tan and W4 many other pleasing combinations—e
Third £009.. COM”
such JEIightrul dress; 8;
» for $10.
The real reason for such expresaond
. of pleasure was the fact that besides
being fashioned from fine staunch
fabricsln the seasonsmostcharmlng
styles-there warsanwmmto be had
dresses suited to every
are dresses with bike touches of éolon
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woman—there
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