Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1923 · page 7

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A Place to Eat Par Exellanoe
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use

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South Norwalk, Conn. —- Store O‘pen Sat-inrday Evenings.

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FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
fresh Daily

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Experienced Chef and Solieit Your Patronage.

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Centemeri Wool Hoae, Navy, Brown, Camel, $1. 50 value—Now $1.10
Trlpletoe and Centemerl Wool Heather Mixture, Grey and Slack,

$1. 95 value—Now ........................................ $1.49
Plain Wool, Black and Brown. 32.25 value—Now . ............. $1.89
Silk and Wool, em: Rlb, $2.25 value—Now 91.”
Silk and Wool, $2.00valur—Now .............. ............... 81.69

Silk and Wool. 82.49 value—Now ............................ $2.00
Sl|k and Wool, Embroldsred Cloekad Mixtures, of' Black and White,

Black and Blue, Brown and Blue. also Brown; Navy, Camel and

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5:09 p. raw-"Children’s; Hourfi ani-
stories read by “Uncle mII5.”

ers‘ Produce Market‘ report (435
meters) Live Stock Markets and
Butter and Egga ream-ta (485 me-
wit).

sports news Boston American.
s: 30 p. m.—-Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters. "Wool

the wool industry. by the Counter
Leia] Bulletin of Benton. \
9: 45‘ p. m. ——Eveni.ng program:
I.——”The Family Circle." conducted
by the Youth's Companion.
L— "The Mal Rain Storm."
2.— —"Photographlng Snow and‘ Ice
Scenea." .
. 3. ——"Thought He Knew."
4.—;—-“Subma.rlne Logging."
5. ——"'The Final Test. "
II. a—"Measlos." Burton A. Welcome.
Junior doptrtmént. Amer!
_ can Red Cross.
Illa—Return engagement. by popu-

ter Laundries orchestra. '1'.
Parker Clarke director. Re-

quest numbers:
(a) Patriotic hymn. "America.
4 the Beautiful" . . . ; . . Bates
83) March. "The Stars and
Stri‘pes Forever". . . . .Sonsa.
IV.-—“.)nst Boy.” a. broadcast from

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1. --0verture. "Beauties or Erin”
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2. -—Wa.Itz. "The Blue Danube'”
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3. ——“Fitth Nocturne". .'.’. . lame]:

5,—Selection from the musical com-
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Forum last evening. Those who were
installed- v'vere:
Advocate—Harold vWiImott.
ViceoAdvocate—Arthur Horton.
Secretary—William Perkins.
Treadurer—J. Utainger.‘
Guide—Fred C. Reidell. Jr. ‘*
Intercessob—F. A. Sooiield:
Instructor—A. Deiiul.
Director—R. Volght.
Pianist—Chariot Utxlnger.
Trustee (18 months)—-F. A. Sconeld.
A surprise in promised tho-o mem.
here who attend next Monday night's
meeting.

 

NOR‘VAIAK BAR ASSOCIATION T0
BANQUET.

Norwalk Bar association will be neld
Saturday night. January :7. at 'the
Hotel Mohackemo. Speakers at the
ocuion will be Judge John W. Banks,
of Bridgeport, Attorney Robert G. De-
Forest. of 3-1 geport. and probably
State prosecuting Attorney Homer 8.
Cummings. of Stamford.
‘ At the meeting. new omcers will be
elected for the ensuing year. ,The
present omcers are:
President—Attorney Leo Davis.
Viee Resident—Judge John Keogh.
Treasurer—Attorney John J. Cuneo.
Secretary—Attorney Louis Gold-

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Executive committee 6— Attorneys

‘ Freeman Light. Jesse '1‘. Dunbar and

Judge E. M. Lockwood.

 

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47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Phone 759-11 ‘
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6. -March “Battleship Connecticut".

Progress Forum. No._ 11 Fraternall
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SALE STARTS THURSDAY

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