Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 12, 1923 · page 14

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”I! e nun leeks trouble be In sore
to find It." wee once mid by none
ancient philooopher. and it oerteinly

_Ietroe. Theleeltthlngwlllbeeeined 1’
e‘ee pretext toreterttnge row. .

The temoue W'lleon- Lene tovcpipe.

et 87 Raymond street. precipltnted

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three pitched bettlee at .the ebove :u o’clock the police

mentioned eddre- yeeterdny, et lend
two or which required police interven-

tion.

Ade Wileon liven et 37 Raymond
ntreet. end there is e stove pipe in her
kitchen that rune through the well
Into the kitchen or the net occupied
by Lucy hue. who else resides et 87
Beymond street.

" Both women. who ere colored. heve
hed frequent querrele and once. eev-
ernl months ego, there wee e cerving
metch in which they were eterred. one
being the carver, the other the carver.

Since thet time most anything. from
the eeh cen to the wey
welked through their rooms. has been

pietnt.

celledtoreetoreorder. Agent.

prosecuting ettorney.

the other were the tonguee of the

 

Mrelnneegmodtoviflt‘thoproeeg;
cutingettorneyendmekehoréom-

,Anwnnpeecefninntilleterinthe
evening when the pipe wen again ‘ ,
ehoved beckendtorthentthhflm‘e. ."
Parolmen Lockwood end Mwero

explanation were reeorted to end.
time lire WIhonegreedtovfltthe.‘

The police lied berely left the m ."
when the m- pipe wee egetn vio-

lently ngihted. but not In violently I. '
mead“ _
women immedietely et'terwerdl. - The.

 

 

 

 

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Install - One!

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There are still a few folks who think of radio
as it was a few years ago, e complicated, ex-
pensive experiment that only worked out saris;
factorily in the hands of an experienced
operator.

Now, with the advent of the eo-celled single
circuit type receivers, a ten year old child can
operete at set perfectly. You’re mining e
whole lot of pleasure needlessly if you haven‘t
got 3 redio set. Let us show you name i

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.Norwalk Electric Co.

11 North Main Street.

Distribute for rm Grebe. 'Del'oreet end
05in 3. Kennedy Apperetne.

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mktpn omwwill canine“ en-

Wm V*n~~y’~“~¢5 .

noc‘enectty bench-ileum
Wthi’rtyJer cent. A large
new blowing pleat end e'new con.
demwi‘cil—umd. nn
erebelngmedetoinetelienewboner
hufiiflij' ”filth? 7 "

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Inehlletion‘ot oflcem tenured the
meetingz'ot, Ledy Weehin'gton- Dodge.
No. :1. Shepherd- or‘nethlehem held
lent night. The cancer- were lnltelled
1!! III. m Conn hi the We:
Deputy lire. Katherine Some of
Bridgeport. Pen cemmendere' Jew'ele-
were presented to the treasurer. )(re.

 

 

Xi- Leeh Coho. The Pod Commend-
ere' A-ocietioe mede Went:
for en entertainment to be held noon.
Following the Induced meeting. e
luncheon wee eerved. x
The dinner- Med follow:
Commander—lire. Louie Wood.
Vice-Conunnde'r—John Pegile.
Pent Commenter—Eduard Berke-
del.
Henna—lire. Annie Otheme.
ChepleIn-John Berke.
Accountant-Ila. Helen Pugile.
Treeenrer—Itre Beech.
10m M—m Jennie Finch.
Ootdde Oneal—Louie Beech.
HM CW Kramer
hence {or it loathe—Louie
Wood.
‘ Trnetee 'er 1: manure—lire. Anne
Better.
Trance tor I monthe—Cheries

‘ Stiller WMM—Rnlph Crebbe.
Junior Woodwind—Mic!!!” Toc-
d.

Junior Wehn’C. Ree-ell.

wiper—none: neon.
m for three retro—Dominic

Income '

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meeting ‘ .

 

 

 

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Onlyetewzothiecloeetriende
beheld returned toAmerice.

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the vereity at Virginie end for

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”NATION MAY.

Jim
-An exnln nby e Innecy cum-
notation .tolin tolthe ten“! of Wlillem 0.

bed cheek poser. in"
seminar to hild in New York city.
thie ettcrnoat. Grimes. e former
locel men,” h‘sbeing held for the court
or Generei Bedouin new York city.
charge}: with larceny. but hen entered
e plen of not guillty. with e further
stetenient in which he ellesee lhet
he in ineene. -

Grimee wee broughg to Newr York
to enewer to theebove Ma. Iron
Georgie. where he wee‘erreeted «fly
in December. fine in nine wented in
flex-weir for e number of bed checks
he pushed here e seer ego this month,
e dey or to betwe'be "-de town,"

DOCTOR DIES.
SOUTHINGTON Jen. r2.—~Dr. WI!»

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yonre’old. redgnodtromSLBertholo-
. mew‘eebont six month: ego. noon
Vertex-weeds he sublet his New You-hf
tenementecd celled tor. Mane.

field it. hedseemed henchmen»
potently not benefited by the one voy-

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“en’s n'nd ‘Young' lion’- Clothing

We Fornlehlnge

Cleaning, Dyeing, Preeslng end
Repairing—Ween the Loweet.

~, m: Inn. 8. 19!!
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m fleck. were only $1,275,136.

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massages—At .....
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Mill Outlet Star

5: 10 5 3 CENT SPECIALTIES
134 Wellington am So. Not-walk .

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sale Now Going on

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GOOD HEAVY BLANKET, thet'e worth $5.00, for
HEAVY FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, that’s worth 5* 49 icr ,, ‘
Good Quality MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRT, that's worth 525:. ‘2-
YD. WIDE WHITE FLANNEL. that's worth 29c yd., fer .. ,2":
17 IN. WIDE WHITE FLANNEL, theta worth 22c yd.. for ,. '55
MEN’G PA T WOOL SLIP-ON SWEATERS for
$1.00 LADI 8’ WOOL HOSE for .......................... '3: ‘
LADIES' SILK LISLE HOSE—Butter Brown's—4w Q
LADIES] FLEEOED RIEBEO VESTS, all sizes, for ........ 39: .
LADIES’ FLEECEO VRIIIEO BLOOMERS for :5:
NEW. HEAVY OOTTON SOCKS, worth 19c pair. for 12 2:

And e m full o! endleee bet-gains. Now that we are .

 

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NOW GOING ON AT

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"f LOT. no, 3 LOT no. 3
marrow 27 nt. HEAVY score!
Sites 8 to 12. In checks and stripes.
Beg. vnlue 39c. -g. value 19c.
{SALE PRICE 19¢ ALE PRICE. Yd. 11

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

LOT NO. 6
LADES' SCOTCH
mum. 31.001811
‘All sizes, reinforced Se?!L
Beg. value 49c. 33 IE
SALE PRICE . .

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

LOT NO. 11
arm’s 303333
arr! run;
In pink and white. mm "

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