Harold Austin or Couch street has
returned from a business trip to Hon-
‘ ire-.1. ,
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Dr. John Weldon. prominent sur-
geon or Willimantlc, died in Hartford
It the age 01464. . 4'
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row, Dollar Day. Exceptional vulues.
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Patrolman Charles L. Thorpe who
has been oft sick for the put two
ms will report tonight for duty.
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Frank E. Beecher at New Haven.
former well-known semi-professional
baseball player died at age or 62.
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—-Hla.rris a: Guns. That's All
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Miss Laura. Sweeney, of Spring
street, was the guest of Mr. and In.
John Manning, of Stamford. yester-
day. .
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The regular weekly meeting of the
People's Chorus will be held tomorrow
evening at the High school auditorium
at 8 o'clock.
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——Don't. be a stuy~at~home. tumor-
row, Dollar Day. Exceptional values.
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Miss Loretta. O'Connor, of ‘ Cedar
street. is to be operated upon at the
Norwaik Hospital today for appendi-
citis. ‘ 4 ‘4
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-—Full line of auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
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Miss Velma Beers of Shcehan
nvenue was the weekend guest of
Miss Rhoda Jarvis at he'r home in Ro-
wayton .
—Buy your Victrola. at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store opep
eveningsmntil 9 p. m.
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Renting a Safe Deposit
Box after you have had a
fire or after burglars have
visited your home is a
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 j
a Safe Deposit Box for a
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'n/fifflfal‘r-IQ'
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number of years. it pays
to protect sidebar-tides;
also your valuable papers.
Rent a Box in our thor-
oughly modern Safe Dc- .5
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FOR COLDS, 'COUGHS,
BRONCHITIB. ETC. 4
Use 8. P. c. White Pine Compound
With Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
‘ 50 Canto.
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. honor 0! their sixth wedding univers-
' Judge mill: E. mailman. or
Word. former master of the State
Orange and one time state legyiature
diedat the age of ,65 years.
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A. B. Brussiere. usistsnt light keep,
er at Falkner Island landed on shore
at Madison, after being adrift five
hem on. Icong‘lslsnd Sound.
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Bcboon locked up by police after
capture in chase vthrough streets of
New: flatten. by policemen and‘ilrenien
and, big orowd..
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.3»... a. Gina. That'sall.
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_ Mrs. Henry'C.-8herer who is, my-
fng with relatives in’ Minneapolis,
an..haa been very ill with influenza
tor the post, two weeks, but is show-
ing signs or improvement-
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Norw'alk Building Loan and Invest-
ment Aficciation will be held itomor-
row at the oftice of Taylor & Golden
Inc.
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Ralph Chariott. of Burritt avenue.
reported that his automobile skidded
against a trolley car on South Main
street on Saturday afternoon, slight
damage being done to'his machine.
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—-Dan't be a Stay-at-home. ton'ror—
row, Dollar Day. Exceptional values.
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Joseph Sjogren, alleged to have kill-
ed his brother Gustaf. at Portland,
in 1912. is under arrest in Hamilton,
Ohio, and will be brought to Connecti-
cut.
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M11. and Mrs. Angelo Bifano. of Ely
avenue, w h to announce the engage.
merit of eir daughter. Miss Rose
Catherine Bifano, to Julius Kish, of
this city.
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‘ Mrs. F48. Lyon entertained a. part
of friends Friday evening in honor of
Mrs. Irene Budlong of Providence.
Bridge was played. prizes being won
by Mrs. Yam Alsty'ne. Mrs. Byrd
-\Voodward and Mrs. Budlong.
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-——Don't be a stuyoat-homo, tomor-
row, Dollar Day. Exceptional values.
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The 15th annual meeting of the
Belle Island Improvement Association
for election of four officers and direc-
tors tor the ensuing year will be held
at the Hotel Mahackrmo Thursday,
February 22. at 11 a. m.
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Mrs. Irene Budlong. of Providence,
who has been visiting Mrs. George Van
Alstyne or Bayview avenue left town
Saturday fdr Sound. Beach. Before
returning‘to her home Mrs. Budiong
will go to Atlantic City and Bermuda.
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The Mulvoy—Tarlov Post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars will hold their
regular scmLmonthly meeting this
evening. at Red Men's hall, South
Norwaik. Several important matters
will come before this meeting.
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41mm e oana. That's all.
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The sidewalk under the Washington
street bridge‘wns reported by Patrol-
man Wallace Sammie to‘bc in a very
bad condition 'on Saturday night, and
sand was sprinkled on‘ it to preevnt
people from slipping.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schoolhouse en-
tertained at a dinner party at their
hdme 16 Spring street, last evening in
dry. Guests were present from New
York. Bridgeport and South ' Nor—
walk.
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-—Dc Vito’s last appearance before
vaudeville tour. Armory, tomorrow
night.
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Charles Perry. of 19 Morgan ave-
nue, reported to the police that while
driving down Wilson avenue. yes-ter-
day afternoon, his car was struck by
one operated by a man giving his
name as James Monahan. The ten—
ders of both cars were damaged some-
what when the machines met head-on.
The damage was settled between th
two men. ~
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-Full tins .of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohen.
A Complete .Assortment of
Underwear
In Muslin and Knit, for ladies and
Children: Also Muslin and Flannel tor
Ladies, Gentlcm nod Children at—
E. K‘. BANKS’
on: GOODS s'ronn ‘
Undcrllahackelno Hotel
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk. A
45.47 “renew-amnion Street
80m 308%,
A._meel5hi‘ “or the Boer-d orncm‘ii.
will be held tonight. at the cities or
Dr. Robert E’Poidug, 'Wo‘ot avenue.
called out at 2:16 o'clock. yesterday
at the home at James Head. 3 Jeffer-
son'street. The tire was extinguished
through the use of chemicals. The
damage was slight; '
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. A black and white dog which had
corner ofHWeeteavenue and Flax Hill
road last ex‘ening, Was sh by Patrol-
man Robert Gainer abou
.last night. as this'was the only way to
put the animal out: of its misery.
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The Committee 0; the Lady Jen»
nings Lodge Sillepherds of Bethle-
hem will utet this evening, to make
arrangements for the box social to be
held Wednesday night, after the regu.
for meeting at Red Men's hall on
Washington street, South Norwallc.
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,Out of respect for the late Dr.
Afihur H. Baldwin, 8. member or the
Grotto. the scheduled bowling match
of the high five men on both the Red
team and the Blue team. of Monker
Grotto. No. 66, M. O. V. P. E. R...
scheduled for'thlslevening, has been
postponed.
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Degree work and the installation of
oflicers followed by a real Haymaker's
feed willv be the chief business to
come before the meeting or Unoas
Hayloft, No. 26 1-2, to be held tomor-
row. Tuesday evening. All Haymakers
are reguested to attend. The install..-
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-'-De Dancing, Armory,
tomorrow nigh ‘
from Milford and Mutual.
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William Monahan, of no particular
address. arrested at the New York
side or the South Nor-walk depot on
the complaint of the railroad author-
ities alst evening, was fined 37 and
costs for intoxication this ,mornlng,
when ararigned before judge'George
H. Vesburgh in the downtown'oonrt,
and was also sentenced to ten days in
jail. -
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—-Doll Dresses for 10c each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop; 7
8. R. Ave. Phone 89
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'On Thursday of this week} Wash-
l‘lgton's Birthday. Catholic Union
Council..K.. of C., will hold an open
meeting to which all men members of
St. Mary's parish have been invited.
The program will censist: of patriotic
andvother addresses. as well an u on-
tertainment of music and monologue.
Every member is expected to attend.
accompanied by at least one non~
member otthe Knights of Columbus.
A good time and good news is in stoke
for those who attend.
East Norwalk
A Red Star-"barge .is. discharging a.
cargo of coal at the docks o! the Hair-
ris do Geno company.
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Theodore Olsen, 0: Fort Point
greet, was taken to the NorWali-r Hos-
pital yesterdcfy for treatment {or
pneumonia.
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Improvement is noted in the con.-
dition of Mrs. Robert'F. “fay. of East
avenue, who has been ill with the
grip.
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Miss Adelaide W’artmann, ct New
Haven. has returned to. her home
after :14 week's visit with relatives on
East avenue. ' '
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- Further improvement is noted in
the condition of Mrs. Susan B. Weich
ct Winfield street. who was confined
to her home last week by a stroke.
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Mr. and’ Mrs. Thomas Raymond
have retlkned from their wedding
trip, and are now making their home
with Mr. Raymond's mother, on
Strawberry Hill. ‘
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A dinner will be held at the Nor-f
walk Country Club tornorrow evening
by the Spring A. 0.," the members at
the Springwowod Dramatic Club to be
the guests of honor. '
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Tomorrow. Tuesday evening, the '
Male Qu'artette or the -Darien M.
E. church. will sing several numbers
all-the evangelistic services at the
East avenue M. E. church. '
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from Mrs M. H. Rollins formerlyofl
Osborne avenue, who last spring
moved to Vineiand, N. J., to make her
home. '1 ' '
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This afternoon as 4 o'clock a sum; 4
The uptown tire department was
attemoon to extinguish o. chimney tire '
been injuredby an automobile at the 5
7:30 o'clock ‘
tion work will be done by the deputy
City.
L...Groa.t for crowding the road. and
odist. church. of Springdale, exchanged
will)“: Yesterday morning with the
7 Local residents have received 'cards-
ule Girls'vFriendly Society whic 1!
at the rectory of the. church; a
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The final sitting in the pinochl
row evening. - The losers side Will be
hosts at a turkey supper to the win-
ners the supper to be held at the
tire house on Tuesday evening. Mardh
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The store of William Garfield, East
avenue, has been attached for $200
by the S _& 8 Tobacco co'inpany of
Norwalk,’ who allege an unpaid bill.
is alleged
to be $175 and 3190 are
Court of Norwalk. The» om!
damages
claimed. .
One of the trucks belonging to
Thomas Martin. the ice-dealer of Win-
field street figured in'a slight siccident
with an' act avenue trolley car on
Van Zandt. street Saturday afternoon.
The trolley car was slightly damaged.
No arrests were made. and the truck
was practically undamaged.
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Patsy Spinola. is to have a bungalow
erected on Strawberry Hill avenue.
the work is being done by Frank Pai-
umbo.’ The building~wlll be of frame
construction, and will have six rooms,
furnace heat (and all improvements.
The approximate cost is estimated to
be 83,000. * '
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Ice is reported 0 be about two
inches thick on the‘pSound. while in
the lower harbor it. is still thicker and
the upper harbor is frozen over. The
cold spell or the past Week has not
'been disturbed by any warm days.
and as there has been little or no traf~
lie in the local bother, the water has
been freezing.
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An error appeared in the East Nor-
wallc column or The Evening Sentinel
Mrs. M. H. Fromm had moved from
her home at 198 East Avenue to
New Jersey. The error was made by
the reporter M10 misunderstood the
item as given to him. Mrs. Fromm
'moved to 51 East Avenue. First Dis-
tht, instead. and has no intentions
of giving up her work in this city.
Darien
Mrs. Albert Bienchke. of Collender's
Point. is spending several days in
Chicago. ,
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Mrs. Frank Austin, ‘of Springdale.
is spending a. few days with Mrs.
Thomas Buck.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Kelzer are
guests of Mrs. William Meredith, of
the Post Road. .
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'Harry T. Lutterman. of the Post
Road. owner otthe Depot Garage, is
chic. to be about again arter‘his re-
cent. illness. ’
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Frank ’DeCourcey, or Sed wick
avenue. has returned to his dut es in
the Post Road ofi‘ice o! the Ring's
End Fuel Company, after a few day's
illness.
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Mrs. Lora. Tuttle, of the Old King’s
Highway. has returned to her home
after spending some time with her
son, Gilbert E. Tuttic or New York
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George R. Dirgwell, of 3120 Orange
street, New Haven. was arrested on
Saturday afternoon by Odicer Ernest
forcing a car into the ditch. His
trial will be held this evening at 7
o‘clock in the Darien Town Hall.
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' The Rev. Mr. Pleplow, of the Meth-
bei‘ 01 young warden- candidates for
Chrst EpiscopMchm-ch. are to meet”
being planned do he. organized in
tournament of the Mayflower Hookfi:
Ladder, company will be held tumors
The case is returnable to the City
on Saturday when it was stated that”
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Rev. J. vitriol-m, pastor e
Methodist 'Epiicopsi phurch.
evening, however. " In
service. the pastor had as his sermon
"My Creed.“ ‘ ' .
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evening aboutscwfl o'colck. under the
Darien Bridge. when a‘truck driven
by Joseph ‘J. Bucholz, Watch-town
avenue, 4 ,,
Andrea Cimlno, is: State street, blew
Haven. collided with .an .Essex road-
ster, driven by _Edwn.rd 8. Mac-
Glasban. oi _ Brookside . avenue, Dare-4
ten. and owned by J. S. Mistaken,
or Brooksidepav‘e‘nue. MacGlashan,
was coming down the Post Road. and
evidently did not see the truck'in the
middle of. th road; coming toWards
Nor-walk. for he lturned almost ‘11:
frontrof it, to go up Railroad avenue.
The truck driver swerved sharply ,to
turned too late and the truck. crashed
into the little Essex roadster and
smashed the left. fender, wheel, head-
light, axle and otherwise damaged it.
The car was towed to the Depot Glar—
age for repairs. Constable George
Velie was called ,t6 the scene of the
accident; but: no arrests] were made.
among themselveesA little girl riding
in the car with MacGlashan had her
leg out: .
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St. John's Episcopiil won all three
lens. on Saturday evening. in the
Church Bowling League Tournament
at the Y. M. C.’ A. alleys, Stamford.
Thompson. of 'St. John’s. was high
man- with 197, and Guinea, his team—
mate scored, the high three game
average with 176. The scores:
- _ St. John’erpisco'pal.
Randall . .‘ . . . . . 1634 142 166
Adams........135 136 156»,
Horne ........ 1416 147 159
Thompson n... 182 197 159
Guinas 174 16! 1'89
‘ccooaoo
Tothls 779 785 823—2393
Noroton Presbyterian.
Pulls . . ..... I33 . 150 154
Tibbetx ........ 101 --- 94
'F‘isher ‘ ..... -- 127 ~—
E. Leach 67 118 131
TYior ........ 153 116 150
Morrison .......166 174 159
Totals m 716 sass—2122
Rowayton
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond. or Rowny-
ton avenue. has returned from n visit
with friends lmNew York city.
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Edward Reliant, of Norwalk, has
returned to his duties in the People's
Grocery, after a few days’ illness.
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There will be no meeting of the
Civic Association this evening owing to
the extreme cold Weather and the bad
walking.
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The Y. M. P. A. will hold-its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Saturday evo-
ning next. in the Rowayton Hose
Company’s Hall. ’
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Rowayton Methodist Church. Splen-
did audiences heurd the evangelist,
Miss Eggieston, yesterday and her
'Maplesfi'Goldschmidt
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Morganrwudn, his'own pulpit; last
' 1 evening
there was a. song services: which
Miss Edith Green, soloist sang ‘Trnst:
inf the 1304111.”? Following the song
An accident occurred on Sm
wateitown, and owned. by
the left to avoid hitting him, butlhe-
both canowners settling the damages‘
games from the Noroton Presbyter- ,
‘ Dubonnet or New Orleans. A ten mile
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1.1:“: us cal-villi: chem. m or
‘ vie withaeach other to make this
fix week themi olthe- cam-
pugur Screw the Lord will bless
you and yours it we yield to His love
and appeals ot‘mercy‘
The ' committee has 1"
ceived tickets!” the benefit, movie,
”The Third Alum”: and they are
finding a ready sale. The proposition
‘l‘isagood' oueanditaliin Rowoyton
fludothclrsh'asoquibsammwul
bo‘added to the campaign funding-
”.000, which the 1:: rs of the
Roweyton Hols Com 3' in their
drive have to reach. Acheck for $10
from a lady resident or Bell Island
has been received. The letter accom-
panying; the generous donation wish-
ed the company all spaces in their
excellent desire to have a real appar—
atus. one capable or coping with any
fire that might occur in the village
or surrounding sections. The truck is
nth the Standard Oil Company’s gat-
ttthej " . OfivmWs gar-
ing the arrival otthe pump..which 134
expectedgthisrweek. .
century'ri’re First;
. rHome iii-Motor
Speed .Boat Race
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ill—With
the conclusion of yesterday's events in
the mid-winter speed boat carnival it
was decided by the committee that the
remainder of the events would be
called on owing to the inability of sev—
eral of the owners of hydroplanco
participating to remain here, longer.
Louis Disbrow. well known automo-
bile race driver, won the feature event,
the 1650 class, with century tire.
owned by Charles J. Venn. Chicago
covering the mile course in 17 minutes
and 17 ‘seconds, and defeating Miss
Chicago. world champion and Lady
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race for all classes was won by Meteor
Six, owned by W. B. Mild’e of Peoria,
Suzanne Lenglen
Retains Championship
CANNES. Feb. 19. (Associated
Press)——- Suzanne Lengien. the MCh 4
lawn tennis champion. yesterday de-
feated Elizabeth Ryan. 6—3, 6—1, in
the final of the women’s singles
Oh Boy
DID YOU GET ONE 2
540.00 TO $50.90
YOUNG MEN’S.SUITS
_ AT _ '
$24.50
Sizes: 34, 35, 36, 37..
Rogers 89‘ Stevensi
Nat-walk lo. Horwailsg
FAY. FEBRUARY ’19
The men's si l
§hyflathlete, will: 213:? 4:“
orpnrgo, Italy. V - Le“ Elfin
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OLD FRIENDS A
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The Old Well 5c (jig
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at 10c.
No profiteering on Old W1
. They are :11 .
made at that price.e beam
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arm
{mt
ealth
4 Is not acquired, as many
persons suppose. by form.
nate' speculations and
splendid enterprises, bu:
by the daily practise oi
INDUSTRY, FRUGALI- j
Z TY and ECONOMY, '
Get this thought fixed in
your mind.
The People’s
Trust Co.
First Bank Under the Bridge
on Washington Street.
FURNITURE
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will add greater beauty to 4
your home and smc you the
Inost money
NORWALK TRADE GIVEK
SPECLIL ATTENTION
Terms of Utmost Convenienm4
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v Values in EveryDepartment
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particles on saleWill boa dollar. Our House
Fill'msliings' Departlnent will offer excep-
@0191, Values that will afiord you an oppor-
‘tumty'tQ'SuPPIY your needs for months to
All other departments will offer excel?-
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