CITY AND : VIC
,No _ Es
was held last
Church at 7:45 o'clock.
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David Esterson.
the Royal James.
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mandery. \‘o. 3. Knights Templar.
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George Diet’nnhach.
business yesterday.
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-—\’clour_ hats, $4.00. O‘Brien's.
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A. number of local people are plan-
'l'he regular meeting of the G. F. S.’
evening at Trinity
of the Regent
tre. is ill in his apartments at
» . A postponed election of officers will
be held this evening by CiintonCom-
of the Hotel
Ciiflord. was in New York City on
Miss Helen Serke is a. visitor in
New York city today. . ,
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Mrs. Mary F. Caldwell, of South
Main street. attended the' millinery
openings in New York city recently.
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Mrs. Maurice PH. Nutting. of 34
Bayview avenue. who has been ser-
ious ill at her home, is decidedly im-
proved today.
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-—Full line or auto accessories.
Aaron Kohen.
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Janos Hornyak. of 10 Ridge street,
has also awarded a contract to H. A.
Hegelein for one of the famed Inter-
national onepipe heater.
tiling to go to Danbury this evening. . . .
where Paul Whiteman's orchestra is
to play at the Armory.
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“’illin in 1-2.
flopping at iiayshoro Lodge.
Ms... for the remainder of the
ter.
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Local firemen are awaiting the air-
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considerable interest.
arrive here
within a short time. and will be given.
a. thorough irst before it is accepted
rival of the new pumping engine
this city with
The machine is due to
Gaywood and Francis L.
H. Gill. formerly of this city. are now
Miami.
nin-
Earl C. Kunes is 111 at his home in
Hudson street with scarlet fever ac-
cording to a report made. to Dr. P.0-
bert E. Perduc, health officer, yoster.
day.
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The traffic standard at the corner
of \Vashington and Water streets was
broken by an unknown automobilist
last night, according to a report-made
to the police.
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~Harris & Guns. That's all.
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The fellowcraft degree was con-
by the city. a o o icirrcd last night at a stated commun—
ication of St. John's Lodge, No, ‘3. F
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-—-i{arris & G‘ans; That s a L and A. M. held at the Masonic temple
A special meeting of the South Ncr- “1 Berkeley street. .
Walk Boat Club has been called for
\Vrdnesl‘ley cvcning. February 21st. at
the club quarters, when final arrange-
ments “'1 ill bc made by the Inembcrs
banquet of
lhe Miameguc Yacht club of Bridge-
22nd.
There will be other matters of interest
meeting as
for att~-nding the annual
port on the evening:' of the
to be discussed at the
well.
The cases of the fourteen striking
employees of the Gabbc-Mole works
will come before Judge George H.
Vosburgh in the uptown court tomor-
row for disposition.
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Mrs. John W. McAuliffe. of" 18
Merwin street. is confined to her home
with an attack of blood poisoning,
which followed the attempt to re-
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1, BE WISE IN
in
1? TIME
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.3 Routing a Safe Deposu',
i; Box after you have had a.
.3 fire or after burglars have
.6 visited your home is 3
ii case of locking the barn
“' after the horse is stolen.
No doubt you have
many articles about the
house which cost more
than it would cost to rent
a Safe Deposit Box for a
number of years. It pays
to protect such articles—
also your valuable papers.
Rent a Box in our thor-
oughly modern Safe, Do-
posit Vault.
So. Norwaik
. Savings
Bank
Open Monday Night
. . . . . .
g —Woodward Cash Meat Market an-
move a sly from her eye.
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—Full line of auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
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Cars driven by Edward
and David Roscnthai collided yrsilr-
day afternoon on South Main strrct,
thc mudguards and bodies of the cars
being more or less seriously damaged.
No one was injured. however.
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1 The Springwood A. C. is planning
to give a banquet to the members of
the Spfi‘ingwood Dramatic Club who
recently presented "0n the liar 7.
Ranch" for them. the affair to be
held at the Norwalk Country club in
the very near future.
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The regular meeting of
Rebekak Lodge, No. 42, I. O. 0.
will be held this evening. All those
who have received communications
with regards to the dance planned Ior
Friday evening the 23rd, are asked to
'aitend tonight's meeting as a special
committee meeting will be held fol-
'owing regular meeting
Eureka
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nounccs delivery service. Tel. 3079.
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“I want to take this opportunity to
'say that I tried to kcp him “on, the
job.” said Governor Templeton at
Hartford. on Tuesday. in referring to
the work of the Highway Commis-
sioner Charles J. Bennett. The
governor who wnsa speaker at the
“Boost Connecticut" convention of
the Connecticut Chamber of 'V Com—
merce spoke in high praise of the
state's highway system. Mr. Rennrtt
will retire as commissioner July fist.
A Complctc Assortment of
Underwear
In DIuslin and Knit, for Ladies and
Children: Also Muslin and Flannel for
Ladies, Gcntlcmcn and Children at—
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
45-47 “fest \Vashington Street
SOUTH NOR\VALK.
The Copyright
FOR COLDS, GOUGHS,
BRONCHiTIS, ETC.
Uh. 8. P. C White Pine Compound
Extract and Menthol,
with God Live
. 0 Cents.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street.
Mrs. P. W. Brooks, of West Rocks
Road. is spending several days in
New York City.
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Another sitting was held last eve-
ning in the pinochle tournament of
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, I. O. R. M.
a o o.
A group of salesmenwill be enter-
tained tonight with. a dinner at the
Royal JameslHotel by P. W. Brooks.
of VVest'Rockthoad. ."
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At a meeting of Wanoma Council,
No. 31. Degree of Pocahontas. held
last night, arrangements were made
to hold a. card party on February 28.
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—,—Buy your Victroia at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
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The first of a series of Lenten sero
mons on “Minister of .Chris" was
presented at the Norwaik Congrega—
tionai Church last night oy Dr. Er-
nest F. McGregor. pastor of the
church. The sermons will be contin-
ucd each Thursday. night during
Lent. ‘ .
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'A state wide search is being con-
ducted for Mary Boroch. 17-year—old
High school student. and George Ar-
chambault. 19, “oath of Waterbury,
dho disapcpared from their home
recently. The parents of the young
girl have sought- the assistance of the
police.
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Edward J. Zounek, supernumerary’
policeman. was dismissed from‘ the
New Haven police force last night as
the result of his plea of guilty to two
charges of accepting bribery. fOr
which he was fined $100. lie admit
ted accepting gifts from a former
saloon proprietor. ‘
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-——Vclour hats. 84-00. O'Brien's.
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Banner Council, No. 54. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, held a. regular
meeting at Forum Hall. last evening.
It was voted to hold a Washington
Hcifant‘
Supper next. Thursday evening after
the r1 gulnr meeting. All members
arc urged to be present and Join in the
good timc. Refreshments were served
and cards enjoyed.
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As funeral services were being held:
for former Councilman \Vladislaw
Nicdzwiccki at New Britain, a child
was born at his home, 48 Farmington
avenue. New Britain. The child is
the eighteenth born to Mr. and Mrs.‘
xicdzwiecki and fourteen are howl
living. The father was 53.1.ast fall
he was a. candidate for the legislature
on the lit-mocratic ticket.
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-—Doll Dresses for 10c each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop, 7
3.11. Ave. Phone 390.
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Rev. Ernest F. McGrcgor, pastor of
tho, Norwalk Congregational Church.
and C. E. Curtis, acting as a delegate
for the. church, attended the council
meeting at the Fairfleld Congregation-
al Church yesterday afternoon. At
this meeting, the resignation of Rev.
E. Siicox. pastor of the Fair-field
church. was accepted with regret.
Rev. Mr. Sitcox goes to the Forest
Hills Community Church.
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———$arris &‘Gans. That's All.
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Division No. 1, A. O. H. held an
enthusiastic meeting last night in its
rooms in \\':Lll Street. The entertain-
mcnt committee reported progress in
the matter of staging the musical
play “Kathleen" to be presented at
the Regent Theatre on March 18. The
play promises to eclipse any previous
play staged by the organization. The
committee 'in charge is: Thomas F.
McMahon. director: Paul G. Schultze.
Martin McDonough. Robert P. Tallon.
John F. Moore and John J. Clarke.
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Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
Corps. No. 15. held'a very successful
necktie and apron social last night.
Seventy guests were present. There
was an entertainment and dancing
was enjoyed until 12 o‘clock. Estellc’s
orchestra provided very enjoyable.
music. Cot‘fie. cake and sandwiches
were served. The tickets were
donated by the Borda Press. and the
ladies desire to extend thanks for this
courtesy.
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TIME
. ning.
Percy W. Brooks, whose emce- are
located at 115 Broadway. New York
city is giving a dinner party for his
employees at the Royal James Inn,
Saturday evening.
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VVlIliam DeBlaso. alias Harry Wil-
liams, who was said to have turned
state's evidence in a case growing
out. of the robbery of John Macias.
a. grocer‘ in Derby was sentenced to
jail for six months by Judge Wolf»; in
the New Haven Superior Court. Louis
Riccitelli and Abraham Smes were
sentenced last week in the case, the
former to the state prison for from
three to five years and the latter to
the state reformatory
East Norwalk
Troop No. 6. B. s. A.. will hold a
regular scheduled meeting this eve-
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' The Red Star tug Port Chester, has
left the local harbor after tieing up
hqe over night during the gale.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Radio Club will be held this evening
at the quarters on Liberty Square.
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Miss S'Vera. Iiitzmaurice. of Fort
Point street has been entertaining
friends at her home during the week.
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The continued cold has made the
skating excellent on all ponds. much
to the delight of young people living
here.
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Several dinners were held at Mahack
emo Hotel last evening. when Judge
John Keogh of Marvin Beach was 0110
of the speakers of the evening.
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The ladies of the East Norwalk Im-
provement Association are meeting
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Everect S. Bulklcy, St. John street, to
do sewing for the bazaar.
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Special meetings are being held at
Christ; Episcopal church this after-
noon and evening, the first of a series
of illurtrated talks to be given during
Lent. by the rector Rev. Robert; B. B.
Foote.
O O C
Thomas Ravmond. of Strawberry
Hill. and Miss Myrtle Loomis of Edlie
avenue. are to be married this after-
noon nt 3 o'clock at the East avenue
M. E. church. Both young people are
Well known in East Norwalk.
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Mrs. Daniel Robinson. of Sycamore
street will entertain the members of
the \Voman's Auxiliary of Christ
church at her home next Thursday
afternoon. The Auxiliary met yer
terday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Morehouse on First street, at which
time Sewing was done. It was decided
not to hold a formal cake sale, but
that the various orders would be takcn
and the cakes baked and delivered.
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Considerable attention has
attracted to an automobile a high
priced car that stops at a late hour
most cv ery evening on Ccmetary Itreet
alongside the East Norwalk cometary
The occupants. there being sev eral.
indulge in a wild party and nearby
residents are getting a little tired of it
and will probably ask for police in
tcrt’crcncc eo that their rest “ill not
bi:- brokv n by their cries and actions
of the Occupants of the car.
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avenue )1. l2. Chuch continued again
last evening. with a larger attendance
than aux night that their-have been
held as wt. Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Hull.
sang t\\n splendid duets in addition to
the othcr vocal music of the evening.
This 01 culng the service will start at
7 :45 o‘clock as usnalp. and Miss Mil-
dred Lovojov will sing several num-
Bers. There will be no meeting to-
morro“: Saturday. evening. but the
services 11 ill be continued on Sunday
evening and. every evening next. week.
been
for three quarters of an hour or more. ‘
The mangclistic seniccs at the East
, RoWayton
Mrs. John Jarvis. of Goeke‘tt srteet,
is seriously ill with the grip. s
s
Mrs. Delos L'Hommedieu, of Logan
Place. is recovering from an attack of
muscular rheumatism.
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' Friends of Mrs. Ernest Platt, of
New Haven, formerly Miss Mamie
Prince, of «Rowayton. were grieved to
hear of he‘r death in New Haven.
yesterday. after a short illness with
pneumonia. '
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A slight accident occurred yester-
day afternoon in Darien, when the
Ford delievry car, owned by P. N.
Needles. of Rowayton. and driven by
Edward Helfant, suffered a collision
with the Ford coupe, owned by Harry
Street, of Tokeneke. Both cars got
in a rut, and were unable to get out
of it until too late. The mudguards
of both cars were damaged.
t
. The evangelistic meetings at the
Rowayton M. E. church are progress-
ing with good results. The attendance
is encouraging and God is blessing the
evangelist. Miss Eggleston will speak
on a. special subject tonight at 8
o'clock. There will be a 'song service
at ”7:39 o’clock, with special solos by
the evangelist and others. All are Wei-
come .to attend.
Darien
Clarence Nutting,. of South Nor-
walk, spent yesterday in Darien, the
guest. of friends.
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MrspEleanor Eaton, of Michigan.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. G. 0.
Stevens, of Respect. avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franklin
“feed, of Contentment island, are
spending .a few weeks in New York.
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Dr. and Ms. Kecler, of the Middle—
sex Road, left for Chicago, on Mon-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brunner have re
turned to their home in Noroton
Heights. after spending several weeks
in the South.
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Mrs. Thomas \Vhitc. Miss Pauline
Crane, Jack Robbins. all of Stamford.
and Lester Hindlcy. of Mansfield ave-
nue. Darien, were the guests yester-
day of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Great,
cf the -Post Road.
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The community concert will be giv—
en'tbis evening in the auditoriunrof
the Royle school. The admission is
35 cents and the proceeds will go
towards purchasing a piano for the
Noroton Junior High school.
C O C
Many of the local Boy Scouts at-
tended a banquet last evening at the
Hotel Davenport in Stamford. given
under the auspices of the Stamford
Council of Boy Scouts. The night
was known as "Dad's" night, and
several i‘atlurs accompanied their
sons.
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The Rev. J. \V. Morgan. pastor of
the Barton Mcthodis’t Episcopal
church. is ill at his home on the Port
Road. Rev. Morgan has hlcn con—
ducting the song services at the 1-. ‘asi
Norwalk Methodist church. for the
past few nights. but is unable to do
so. for the present.
O C O
A special meeting of the carnivalI
committee. of the Darien Fire De:
partment will be held on the evening
of February 26th. At the special
meeting". held Monday night. a com-
mittee composed of Harry Luttcrman,
Lari Bounty and Carl Braggc was ap-
pointed to draw up a new constitution
and set. of by- laws.
C I C
At the of the
regular meeting
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“will
i),
ANow isthe best time
in the world. N 0W is,
the biggest little word
in the world. It has
been in the back of your
mind'va Along, Whilev to
make use of this bank
_.and.s,tar.1: a savings ac-
v- count. . Do it now.
- Calf National
., SNUG HARBOR“
o.
-“Ever—Ready" Society
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Nor-stun improvement“ mention.
held on Tuesday evening, the piroposi-
tion of erecting a shelter at a. conven-
lent place, for the benefit of Noroton
Heights patrons of the buses, was
brought up. The main difficulty
seems to be in securing land tor the
shelter. The matter was left in the
hands of several members of the on
and report at the next meeting. It
was also decided to hold a dance in
the Firehouse‘next. month. Mrs. 13.
G. Evans was appointed chairman of
a committee, ,and she will select the
committee in the near future.
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A-new ice house is being built by
Raymond, Street and Son. on their
property on the Rowayton-Darien
Road. The new ice house will have a.
capacity of 1,000 tons. This 'is the
third icehouse owned by the Street
company, and as all are to be filled
to the utmost capacity, Darien and
Rowavton customers of Mr. Street will
have plenty of ice this season. \Vr rk
on the new ice house is being rushed
to completion, and will be done in a
few days.
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-'The recently organized
odist Episcopal church. will meet this.
evening at the home of Mrs. \V. I.
Lowndes. of the Post Road.‘ The
gave a spider-
web social at the
day evening.
fancy and
made of white string. At the outer
end of each cord was a clothes pin.
and at the 0nd in the middle was :3.
present.
string on the clothes pin until tiny
secured their present. About nt’ty
attended the affair. and enjoyed
evening of fun. The proceeds of tir-
ai‘i'air will go. for the Church Improve—
ment Fund.
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“’hile Rcv. Edward A.
pastor of the Blessed
church at' \‘i'ntcrbury, was
a sermon on ‘dcath" Mrs. J.
Blanchard. one of the parishioners of
Flannery.
Sacrament
the church, dropped dnad. Father
1 lanncry. from his: pulpit, became
aware of the woman's plight ard
after admonishing his congregation to
rmain quiet. continued with his Fer-
mon. whie Father Hinchcy adminis-
tered to the stricken woman.
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With the wiudup of the
ship of the Ingersol Ianin: mm: c m-
pany. operators of Pleasure l‘cach,
Bridgeport soon to be made. live: ire-r
Edmund S “‘0 ‘51
000 remaining fiom the sale (.1 iihlx;
sort asserts to tic rc- “crew
group. \\ 1th his own 1\p‘ 11C 5 ax: d
receivers' counsel ices still 1111p.1i3. It
is certain that there wiil be pracfisal-
ly no dividends to creditors vshcse.
claims total Sifiofioo.
O O C
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1
ganization. who-look into the situation:
“Ever.
Ready" Society, of the Daricn Mcth-'
church, on Tues»
The spider-web was a:
intricately Woven affair:
Each person wound up tine-
iill .
preaching '
A. "
rc-c i\rr—;
has luss than STE-i
1
Zflilffll
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Again the Home Fun.
ing Styles Asmciatign
America has 2:1i_12(.1mced”
group of net zonal f nit
awards.
These Iai
, T R I P I E Ci:
models are
on displav~i =1
for vou to so»;
17(iu'l'1'h
Fine to lo.-
live With. 13:7
means ,iti em
'mired model: 1..
the furniture
during Fem: 1 I
noted for
furniture
T R I P LE
fimodeis stun: .
ouslv as hOlivq...’ 5L1”
Priced member: 35st.
Here’s Why
I401’Ji {'in ll": .-..
A"A;1
[iRlPLE s}.
31‘ -..T
on each 1.2. ~
article has; i
GUARANTE ’
i '1. The \Zzziltgf.‘
i 2. The A» t
3. Angeiir. A: {‘3’
1.
2.
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February
" OF FURNITURE AND H0351?-
FURNISHL 'G‘S
l/Oifers' untold possibilities for economy
furniture and housefuruishii: 21-: .i- .
l the home.
' Echoes of the stock manipulations FREDK.
of James H. Havens. missing broker
of Bridegport, were hfal‘d in the .. FUNERAL DR“
Bridgeport Superior Court yl‘flil‘t'lay‘ EMS"
when Judge John \\'. Rahks grantrd a I‘—
motion for thr- dissolution of tbc ‘84 80. Main. St.
modifil d injunction obtained i-_v 1&1.
\\'iili:1111 J. McLaughlin against tlzo PIE-3'7”
City National bank. rum yesterday;
the bank was restrained from icons—J -'- -
ferring the excess of moneys rcaiizv‘d? }{“"”"'"i ‘3 -
from the sale of 35 shares of Amer-Eh“:2 Irish: ‘7‘
icanfhain company stock. - ‘1' "‘1‘“; 0f
‘ J - 5"“ " ’linrc‘u
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$19. 00 All-Wool Blankets
$13.50 All-Wool Blankets
$ 9.00 Wooinap Blankets
$1 7.50 COtton Filled '
This Englander Windsor Bed Link Spiin 1::
mons’ All-Cotton Mattress, complete 011th t. .
BLANKETS AND COMFG in
$13.50 Wool Comfortables,
.3 9.00 Carded Cotton, Silkoline Covered .
econ-Oo-oooessoas-osus-n
You Should Not Fail to Take Advantage of the Cow-:1
Ofered by This February Sale. Whether an Odd Piece
, or the Furnishings for the Whole House.
fag—urge;
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Silk Covered . . . . .
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