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There will be. u. rehehrsul ot the
choir of Christ church in the rec-
tory tomorrow night at 7:30 o‘clock.
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The \Veck Night Service will he.
_ d in the rim Methodist’Eplscopui
urch tonight at 7:45. The theme
‘lll be “How Do You Know You
3 o Convfllcd?“ ‘
\
"i—Fresh mingd.
'i‘ompt delivery.
mono 7:1.
Themuny friends of. Mrs. Addison
Hathaway 0: Myirtlo avenue will be
pleased to hear that she is now con-
valesclng from the illness which has
0 O ’«
nut. stove and egg.
Harris 6’; Guns.
. o o confined her to her home for the
"—One-halt' on: on writing paper past few days.
' v' ... - .’ o o o
Donnell) 5' All“ Clement M. Collins has returned to
his home from Northampton. Mass..
where he visited with relatives.
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Gena Soltcsz of s Snowdnn avenue
7 htcrtuincd twenty-live of ills friends
, a radio conccrt. at his home. last
ight. in honor of his liftccnth birth-
1".
Tomorrow night will be recreation
night for the men of the East ave-
nuc Methodist church. All the men
of the parish are invited to come and
enjoy themselves.
.-—Largo sizml pt‘u coal. Harris &
‘tns. Phone 721.
.
.
i WES'T'POR'T' i
r
U -—'l‘hlrty per cent. off on all liver—
harp pcncils alt I)onnclly's.—-Adv.
The Girl Scouts of Westport held
their regular weekly meeting in Bed-
l'ord House yesterday afternoon.
Captain Louise Crossman states that
there are now 58 girls enrolled. and
that help is needed to train the girls.
There are many women who should
be available for this work. and if
they could be prevailed upon to try
it for a. short time there is no doubt
but that they would enjoy the duties
of assisting Captain Crossman. Mrs.
Howard Morgan is substituting for
Miss Georgiana Tay or, who is at
present in New York rith her moth—
cr who is ill. Mrs. Morgan has he-
come so interested in the work that
she will become a permanent assist-
ant. The essays lur color hearers
are being sent in. The subject chos-
3! O O O .
.. Miss Mary Divan oi' Flux llill road
kiss Mnrgurit Sulta-sz ot’ Lexington
hvcnuu and Miss Sophlc Naval: of
South Main strvct nltcmli-d the com-
lenccmem ivi-rclscs Or Morrill's
uslness rollcrc. in the auditorium
bLthc Stamford high school, Stum-
ford. inrt nixhi.
a’ all
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-—Auto springs. Tilly's—lndv.
O O O
mgr:
, -—Thirty per cent. off on all Exer—
llarp pencils zit llonuclly's—Adv.
‘. o s u .
{Mrs l". Soil-r2 or (:7 trunnion
Avenue nllyl-rvr-i h-vr birth :innivrr-
“ry n1, il"l‘ hmnr, ycstvrriuy
‘j' o u as
—-—l"rc:.li lllilli'tI. nul. stmc and egg
prompt «it lixrry. Harris & Guns. on for the essays l_s “What my (:0!an
Phone 7‘.‘ try’s ling means to me as a. scout.
' " ' Some very interesting and brilliant
Frhmls or liiul- \luv-y llxons of compositions are looked for. from
§olllltl Vivw “\uuuv will im. sorry this body of exceptionally bright
to hour that slw is ill at llvr‘lmmc. girls. . . .
O t O
The Town Plan Commission will
meet in the studio of Charles Cutler
tomorrow evening. for the purpose
~l’lricgurmnu Bros. Storc‘locuhd
at. 36 \Vusllinzton St. Is now open for
Easiness. Stationery tufts and toys.
f‘ ‘ .' ’ ' of discussing plans and to choose a
3 Mr. and Mrs. Stcpllvn KiKkn of person to till the place of Mrs. Rob-
11 linulmi strrwt, will r-ntcrtnincll crt Fuller. recently deceased. The
friilnds or their daugh- nnmc of Joseph Smith has been
and this
mentioned for the plan: .
would scom titling as Mr. Smith was
the. first citizen of \Vcstpori to pro~
page the Town l‘lnn Commission.
0 O I
vernl liltlv
2:13 Mnrirurit. this cvvnint: :lt thcir
hotnv in llmlnr 01' till' third :ixmiv—
crsnry or lv‘ 1' i~ll’lil. Ilur'sis will lir-
prt‘flifl‘li-rl'tllli [Quinn-y. Bridgeport.
Stamford null N '-V’i‘.‘.lili.
' ‘ ' Although thrvc mcn Ilch con-
' -—-N()’l'll‘li Wrssml to having stolcn some of the
load of the truck which turned ovu-
-—-“’inio r iluni-iu: CiélFSl s Sinrt 'l‘urs‘ .
:It Blacksmith switch on New News
. day night :it 7.1:". 'I'rlnfin. fox trot.
waltz. lute-4t variations. i‘cllvy’3 lite, no arrcsts have been made n:
T“! 3337.—.\'i\‘. _\'ct. although ihcru are rumors tint!
‘ ' ‘ Ilu- conscqucnccs to one of il‘."'ll
.\lr. uwl Mm. 1:. .\ulllt» luw- .-... may be rather serious.
lurnwi lo [lulr Hump in lentfnr.1_ ‘ ' ‘
'l‘hv i'uni-rnl of Mrs. Ida Gumplu-rs
or (in-cm; Farms who ilicd inst .\lon-
tin}. will be held in Fablcs Chzipi-l
:tftv‘r \isilin: until .\lr-=, anvlc's pur—
«uis. .\lr. .\lv<, .\. i'var of :l.\
\Vushingtn nunml.
“mi
1
. . . lat L: o'clock p. m. Saiurtiny, the
—-—Eyrs cxzimlnv'd :inti l2!.'lFS‘V5: fittvd ’ l‘.« v. Eduard Bl‘lrlcn will official-x
R. A. Bcnr'dirt. 'l‘lu- intvrmcnt will he in \‘Villow
o lirook t‘t‘li"“l‘)‘.
C O O
V .
Frivnvls (I: ‘lr. uwl .\lrs. Ralph
n‘t‘ livnry :»!v'- t null rmzi'lt in il“.ll‘ lump (l‘_\':~n will lociurr ill Library
that llle flllllliZ livlilL'ilii'l‘. C:|tli-~r- llull on lill‘ "\1L‘llilli; of .\lnrch 10th
inc is ill unvirr the auspices oi the Library
. Um'crniug lloard.
O
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-—'l‘o limo. ill-ct parlor suite up-i
holstcrod call l‘mi‘i‘irom. new I. O.
O. ‘}“. blilg.--.\ilv.
u
'l‘lw’ lloy Scouts meet cvcry Tun:-
du‘;uiiornbon‘in the ”."Y Next
Tuesday" afternoon boys over l‘Vtu'Vu
and under sixteen who are interest-
rd. arc requested to be at the "Y"
at four o'clock to arrange for a hike
to the Boy Scout camp in \Vcston,
l 0
l-‘lmle-v J'ssup of i'luigi-
ill at hr~r homo.
.__-Jm _——'—a———~
Elms
wood .‘il't‘li p.
I EAET NOEWAfiK on the following iintlerny.
’l‘licrc “ill be a tournament at
Dr. and Min. l'liui'lns l‘. liouiwcll .
pom, CilCl‘kt'rS, :md ping-pong. in thc
hf \Vullut-c nunuw il:l\«‘ gone in ... .
Ssrmngn, .\'v'.\; York, in \isil with boys department in the ”i on Sat-
lhclr son. l:(-\-, Allyn] lioutm-ll, urduy.
. O O O O I
'l‘in- Lurips' .\ul .\...limt- ..f H... (Thicliisola's \‘uiuuhlc «lug was
East mmue .‘fl‘ihlliiis? (‘hurph ...... run ovvr and killed by Gauli's coal
“anon yesterday, Permission was
ill lhv yulrlm' of thn- i'iliil‘i‘ll yo‘st-‘r-
givvn for the removal and inlcrmcnt
lkrriny Milli-mm“ for its rumllar
weekly llllnilllz. lu lhv fi'l'liillg thl» of tho ‘108 by Constable George
Womr-n of tho- rhurch rnjoyl-ll their “m“-
C C .
‘tr‘cltiy l'~‘(‘l’¢ ntirui niclli.
Mrs. [lax id Sachs will enter a Long
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;.\lrs. l‘. M. \\'hmli«r nt' 17 1-1.“... islunnl Hospital today in preparation
m’vcnut rulvrtuinml thr- ma mlwrs n{ for a slight opcruii‘on. She will l--~
trio. \Vomv-n‘s Guild of (‘hrist ppm-C}. accompanied by Mr. Sachs and ilr.
it]! her homo this afternoon. l'olile.
O 0 O
o o o
’l‘lu-mlore Tompkins. Jr.. of South-
pnrt. has been spending a few days
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Livorgn Darrow of State sircct.
O O 0
Mrs. Harriet Darrow. Principal of
the Pequot School in Southport.
.‘Ipt‘nt the day yesterday visiting the
public schools of Mount Vernon. N.
Y. .
Mrs. Fred Pcrry‘wns a visitor yes-
tcrrlny in I‘iridgr-port.
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ILRIIHN .\iimu .\iiss Min-y null .\llss
Anne Burns of East llW‘lllli' \\i‘l'l‘ l'r-
rent guests of frivmls in Sirutford,
Conn.
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Friends of Mrs. IItI'lilIlll \‘(vgvl of
lfibcrty Square. who is ill at the
Norw:.lk lmsplini. will he pluisovl to
Mar that llvr condition silows im-
[grovcmvut
, ‘ s 0
lb”. and Mrs. 01“ AlltIt‘l'F“ll of Rn-
“(in Ftl‘i'l‘r “('l‘O x‘r‘cvni Visitors in
Now Yuri: City.
0
Mrs. Arthur Durncr. Mrs. Harold
I
r
.
;. ..9 ,.
From Apprentice to Publisher
At thirteen Benjamin Franklin was a printer '5 apprentice.
‘ “ On extremely low pay he saved money for books; he ac-
" quired education that enabled him to earn more.
In time he became master of several printing houses. and
founder of the Saturday Evening Post.
7He was America’s first great. advocate of thrift. 'I'here-
fore we celebrate his birthday, January 17th, as the first
‘ day of National Thrift Week. - '
.So Norwalk Savings Bank *
<1
m. as some. mum '
EDWARD ssm,'vm.rmidont.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
’ .
4
Baker. and Mrs. John Rippe were
the "guests '0: Mrs. Philip.Colea “of
Norwalk yesterday. .
. a 0 o . ‘ >
There was a. meeting last evening.
of the Doric Chapter, order of the,
Eastern Star‘in their .roomsdn the.
Fable building. I
‘
U ‘
Onc c‘thc large plate glass win-
dows recently placed in the front Of’
one of the stores .in the liunt'oud
Downs building on‘the “Fest side\of
the Bridge, was blown in and broken
during the storm last evening. '
O O 3 .
Bobbie Allcu, while riding a-bi-
cycle in front at Staples High school
yesterday was struck by a passing
automobile and thrown from his
wheel, sustaining SCYLTC bruises on
his body.
\
C O 0
Mary Jams... was badly hurt and
narrowly escaped death when struck
on the temple by one of the heavy
iron rings fro mwhich 11m children
swing'whilc playing a. game.
t
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Mrs. Elizabcth 'J‘cnnoy was the
guest of Mrs. lv‘iliow of Norwzilk.
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The Stilt)“ children of liudl'urd
school 1mm collected $50 for tip;
Hauser Tamily who were bururd out
last “'CL‘k.
1 DARIEN
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gill'iv'ril of
Duricn cnlcitaiuul .\Ii'n. “rank
Northrop and [Mo sons of \\'. .~Epi_ll‘i .
rcccm ly.
II '0 fl .
Mr. and Mrs. l". 1'. \‘t'iltmt (-l'
Ci'dur Unit, I’lll'li'll. Lil'i: 55‘~.-itillll,‘-;
the “hurt at .\'cw Silurim, Honda.
Q H 1'
Mr. and Airs. Douglas lililzuun m
Collundcn i‘uint Il;l\l_' cloacd tip-1r
summcr home and RUU': it; .\1.\\'
York City for the rtmumdvr ;l 12;.-
winter.
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A llulllth‘l' of Dunn; lvtuplt- :air
tcndcd the good pictures 5110“” 1.;
the New Canaan l‘layhousv. 'i‘lzt
comedy, “l’otnsh and I'vliill‘lilt‘l‘,”
was soon rt'ri‘ntl)’.
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Skating is llnr- on iill' lmxli jilll‘i.-
and the “kiddos" mo svi'l' i‘;l\ill!;
a good time.
is t o
Cubic and lliclplulc imw- in lull. A:
hating a 7:2 w ult-‘rnili‘mf: nu.” ill
iiit'il‘ slm‘i: nil liw l'nr‘t it'lmi, I‘m
ion. .\ir. “minim ‘Jlillu it ~ iii'
Contract.
u . .
.‘\~.\ \’1 ilt'
.\lrs. l<i:l \lrS!~li,‘l' of
city and .\lis. L'. l'
.\\'cnu<‘, lmrlv u. x:
.1 “$721111
.\il'S. “lilljtil-iiil liosltwn ..;
l‘ul‘h, Siumlurd.
3 3 .
’i'llv .\llrxw-s Jmuililinr .....i .\.I-lm
litulv. (i.nl;1.iiii'l‘ Hi .\ll‘. dilii ‘lil’r
Edwin .\llliou .I:\i:~I0‘. inl'dlvllf. v:
llruoksidc .\unu-r, iluri-‘u. l~"’ nil}
:lmn-nrwi in playhtx gnu: .-.i 13.:
:innuul Sllil'lnl‘ 'l'\-.'-l'?‘i ,‘v ’ili
:ll Niw )UI'I‘ (Ill).
0 'k
L‘diflt :lllvi illl il~i.li' ‘l.\\ .1i..1.lilv«ivv
a radio :.-Li in tile Iiolllt: 01 311‘. That i :,
m‘ liovmyton.
O ‘
iiicllllrii Til-lug.» n: .“-t.-l duh
Heights ulm l'it'liliij.‘ \\:.S HJ'HLII “
in a full is lmprmm: nixvis'.
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'i‘n rdun lms inmailv ll (n
his lumgulmv, ml t'nl-
i::,.‘lil. \\iiIl'Ii \'...~‘ :~
Fru n l; .- _
lric lining in
iMIItIt r's l'uxnt
Inrrly tin.- ni'lno; 0' lim l‘vp;~‘
Furl ('0.
-, w . Y
ROWA) 101V
'l'llvl‘t- will lw :: i"i'..ll'.\1li HF iliv.‘
t'ililil‘ (Ii Hui. Hun-“tin” 'i.t!y[i§1[ ;
Ciiili‘i‘il hi lip~ ( illil‘i '1 xozi-ui-rm-
night. .\ll‘s. .\ill'ill .l. if. I} t'ixlilrg‘
niuslull iiil'i‘Lit‘l'.
.\ll's. lidgui' 1.}lii'ill'lil-‘lfiilii'li ilm,
nu mlwrs ui' l'zv' (in “-1 \\ iii 1'.( iv'
lint ;' 2:11.11 in“ haw-.1 [ligzlii
anemic, .\ostcrduj.‘ :lili l'uuon. 'i'llc
",l‘l"i_\ in making lulu. lul' tnv- (lul-
lil'll ni' tlw .\nruulk 1M): .\ursr-rL.
ii‘i-llonmu' tin: sowing 3. sslou :t b”—
t'.i.ll hour \xus (‘nguyuL Mrs. llwnly.
Forrit “iii in: heist-~55 in thc society
at its next um tiux.
.1: .2 :4!
The Junior Loaguv of iiii‘ Iiuwny-
ion Methodist, churrh will hold its
regular “'i'L‘ki)’ lllt'illllg unlit-r flu»
$l5>0il (ii In ling. ‘
131m. ‘ -~
‘1'»,
ii‘lxl i‘
l:.'
i
.MUSlCAL‘ . ;
_ "INSTRUMENTS ' .
. SOLD ON EASY’TERMS
the church Saturday afternoon.
4‘ $ "
in last night's Sentinel it Was
stated that the lixcr Ready Circlc
of tho Jx’ing‘s' rilnughtirrs Wore plan-
ning to hold :1 series ‘01' card parties.
The attain; which the members oi
the circle are Illitklllg‘ arrangements
The lirst teat
for. an; silvor ti-ns.
\xill llc hold :it the. home of Mrs.
Il‘u. Jilgg‘ilm. .\ii'liinlcy §ti‘cct On
Friday Liilt‘l'liOUIl. February 1, in
plucc of \Vudncsduy afternoon.
January 3“, as previously all-
noum-ml.
'1‘! “ill be a rehearsal of the
l‘ll‘c
ConuZunity‘ chorus which is to sing
at the Vfil‘L—L public Kneeling oi: the
NOI‘WHIL lil-pllhiicun \Vomcn's As—
sociation tonight in the. Old Town
.\ssuinlllrlzzill. 3‘.) “Hill street, Nor—
w ... at xmu O‘clock. The chorus
will Im untirl‘ l‘. w dircctioll of .lrs.
t-‘. .l. Morrison Mrs. Earl 1’.
Sic-\«ns 01' Mcix’inny plan: will be
iii‘t"‘l‘.ll‘.‘illil~ii.
and
Curtis lwiu: l‘v~t‘l‘i\'vd from
Mr. and 2.1.5. (“Hwy .\’O\l.tl of lion'—
113‘tcnuikuuv. unnouuript: tlwir sai‘v
:ll‘l‘i\.ll in 'l'nulpu. i"iorn".:z. Mr, and
Airs. Noxon “iii \isu for Sci/oral
wm-l;5 in Tunnel. in'ii'lu riturning
to their lzomw l“ .<~.
1'1 "i'
flotsam”
AUDlENtIE
Trinity Musi'ai a n d
7 '1‘) r a In a t i c Guild
("lives Excellent En-
te
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a)": ‘.
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L'LZE
"All Aimui’vl.”
izlé’l
Iii"
-v liltllii'v'
of
.zt:~«'.-1v..;
"i§'lll (if
wnuimuy,
. - uudicntw
- .. bli’ll‘iil.
plvll of which is
x v «“1 :lt'lri‘i Milli
in
Hi :11 :‘im'
IV turns 3)“:
. Vii-.11: :s .‘llrr'. Simlrlt‘.
Sch“. inl rs ljill)’
' i‘A
punchy. :lli-I pus-
‘ l-lirli- it”. ill :lilii ll il)‘.l‘
[.\(H‘yvlii'iill'i‘T “vii.
' VI‘IIUHIHS,
iii‘l‘uiily.
1‘: . vi' his
12 . .lizmnj.‘ wumu
id.“ «..piuln ml the S, S. I"i\|l‘lil;l. also
lii~'~"l\'~~v1 'nliuu.
l '1‘" lziixitrl'. l'fii‘lN‘ ‘uv l‘r‘ hilly lulu-n
:‘x '3‘. l'l‘l l‘:.' Hurt-4i .l> .\‘n‘wiiuil-r i2.
Plinth". U i'i'EUl'n vi lml‘ii 1‘; Mini
E. mat timinrr’Y-‘uni 21“: .Iwnniv. .’l t-iwui-l
fisil >lx‘\\.’:l"i- >5: (1. Spr: ..iii‘ Lilith—
umni 51> lilllllljfi liu ‘u. .‘l shim“. 511']
i‘. 51. i'i')‘ .\i-‘Xudl. . uni‘m r sziilur.
2.31 Swivrmi‘ln») i'u ll.tl'iii'lii.il' PAKIS—
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gut it :x'lui Lirnil nil ‘1.’.ili\ r \\ilil Ill 1'
|\'l l'_‘. iiiilixiilllfi.l;‘}‘..ll;llll1'tt!i'i funny
[:li'llz'llbl. '
i All ~ .‘ili'\'l.<. .‘~l‘.‘r~'. l'll;;il and Miss
J‘Smie-rnlrnm vii i'mvi‘pd lwmgurls 01'
.lll-w- rm.
.\l'lrz' iill' iii-unit};
and :l du-t, l-nlli \(
:t‘Xi‘t‘Cii‘llKib' \xvii H...;.~;
and Mr. and Mrs.
l\\'i'lL‘ \xgii \l-ulv.
viwzus. :1 Suit)
bountiful :xml
l“n -l t‘vlla
Wilkinson.
by
K.
:ArHER
KEEPS OATH. TELLS TRUTH,
SENDS SON TO DEATH FOR MURDER
- ,
Arnold Anderson. alias Arthur-Lindsay. and his father (lemme
“Doyousweurtotellthetruthth h‘ truth ’ etching “I
the truth. so help you God?" The’fatfie‘tggeAJ-noldgggadgrso i?!“
Arthur Lindsay, said, “I do.;’_I‘ Thecn he told a .New‘Yorl: court how
— arry . Moore. wealthy ma'leststsmun,‘ "
...ui shattered the defense 0 *Anderso wh ' ’ H
such a.bombshell. But a little while {Tammi-2:: fifny‘mmpm to:
”us son had confessed kill'
im 33“” death “1130313311, bonuses m N
. 53.
father image‘to‘seg
dircction of Mrs. H. B. Schncrt, in‘
ill which ill-
u .-.. pt't-zzi-ialril
‘1 much lino itiit‘lll
W'n: = «if ‘ili. l'fl'il.
\I .".. r ,llm‘olhy
-i' 11.1."! in a mod ex-
.llel hiit\\\¢_l1 grout
w r. arm-o r and ne-
(‘i' 31’ ruini (It‘-
' llazrmg ilsc
.\l lilo r was p riw.
Dennelly’s .1
“Ennis nut
turn 1% ct at I’al- .
"i I‘T.iii1.'Iiif Ulillil.g
lilr» .lnhn :'
\x'us
wig-...! ‘lll'I :1 lltislgit‘r
l
At............
To Close Out at ;
A SACRIFICE
’ARE OFFERING TO
FIRE SALE BEFORE IT G
MEN’S B. V. D. UNION SUITS
50 MEN’S LIGHT COLOR SUITS—Sizes 34 to 42
......oo-ovoooo.aooucon-scooter-u.-
..ué'usobo‘o-s
50 MEN’S DARK COLOR SUITS—Sizes 34 to 42
At ._’...,.,,..............oo.--.-....o-oo-u.ou...-~.oo.c...
BOYS’ MIDDY SUITS, TWEEDS, WITH TWO PAIR OF PANTS.
ToCioseOutat
BOYS’ SUITS WITH TWO PAIR OF PANTS.
...-c..--...-.ooouonuooo
i
......nosnooooeosoo-oou
VAN: HEUSEN COLLARS—P-ALL STYLES.
......Ill...
"s-s-o-n-g
soc-oo-
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET
L, CLEAN UP SALE
SALE LIKE THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE
THE PUBLIC THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK FROM ..
OES TO. THE AUCTIONEERS. "
.......... $4.
.......... $9.
:3 Each. .............. 2"
ARROW COLLARS—I ALL STYLES. ,,
THREEFOR ....... 2“
;. MENA’S LIGHT STRIPE SHIRTS, COLLARS ATTACHED .
.‘r t .......... '1
“. * MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS T'O MENTION
’t
' GOTTLIEB’S‘
2 Last Call—FINAL—Last Cal
'12 so. MAIN ST
till
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71....
it
immium ... ll.
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'\\'ICLL TO DO"
l-‘rul Jillc luni gone up in the
\iurid considerably since his mar-
riugc. He had been a fearsome un-
LIVIIIIIS IIII‘II. now he was head. of
a department and walked With his
viii-5L beyond his chin instead of his
Mun in his chest. lie was pretty ccr-
min. he IIRCII to think. that he
would he a partner soon. a. small
purillt‘r at first of course. That. in.
if he would save. .
lie wondered what he would 'do it
ill' \\’t‘l'c to become a partner. \Vould
i'ncle Tom let him have the money?
b‘l‘iliill‘c‘ hc could get it at the bank.
iiv couldn't afford to lot the Com-
puny know he wasn’t as “'91! fixed
as his home. his automobile an]
his club affiliations would indicate.
Fred had never had much money
:ut one time. even in the two or
three years sinco he began drawing
:L large: salary. but he had managed
by living bcynd his income. to give
the appearance of being well to do.
Fred's office \'.s on the third
floor of tho red. outwardly forbid-
ding building occupied entirely by
.x. \Vt-lke and Sons, \Vholesaie
llruggisis. It “as an enclosure sur-
rounded by a, partition falling a few
rec-t short Of the ceiling and had one
entrance, a door which bore on its
upper half of frosted glass: M‘r.
Jilin Manager Fancy Toilet Articles
0111‘. . i I
The general harencss of the walls
was broken up by sevens] reproduc-
tions of advertisements- of -\Velko
llmrun‘ii'cnwg
El
mdhxlmiiuu .niilh .fl:...l}i-.- .
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products from magazines. All
these advertisements contained the
figure of a. smiling woman with
flowing red hair in a more or less
state of undress—you've seen these
very same ads on the back cover of
the weekly and monthly periodicals
Perhaps it was only a coincidence
that this woman resembled Mr.
Jille's personally chosen stcnograph-
or. to whom he was dictating let—
tcm.
She was jotting down his appeal
for more Violette sales in the Den-
ver territory when the telephone
rang. It, was Evelyn:
"Fred, the piano store man is
here about the payments. and I
haien't any money."
Her voice died away completely.
as if. her duty done. there was no-
thing else she could posibly say.
Fred glanced at Miss Stone—the
stcnographer—and lowered his voice
into the telephone: "Listen, Ev. I'll
talk to you tonight about it."
“But the man is waiting. He's
here now.’ \Vhat am I going to tell
him '3”
"Tell him I‘ll see him tomorrow"
She broke in: “But we've al-
ready delayed hlm three or four
times. He'll be taking out the piano
and what will people think!" Her
voice getting louder with agitation.
l-‘red pressed the receiver closer
it his ear. -and responded: “Listen
You tell him I'll see him tomor-
row." He runs of! with a bang. eye-
ing Miss Stone.
(To Be Continued)
.~ Urge Payment Of‘ Conn.
. Jewish
Relief Pledges
STA .\i F0 R D. January IRE—A
meeting of the American Jewish
Relief Committee was held .at. the
residence of Louis Marshall. chair-
man. at which the unpaid pledges
to Jewish Relief in Connecticut
were discussed and the fellowing
statement. issued. it was learned
here yesterday:
“The Committee deplores the
neglect on the part of many re-
sponsible and reputable subscribers‘
to pay their piedgesto the war
orphans and the stricken Jews of
Europe. who are in the direst dis-
tress because of lack of winter
clothing and necessary food' to
sustain life; ‘ " ' ' .
"This situation ‘can' ‘be quickly
remedied if the ‘men’..§ndwbme'n
who so generously contributed will
' thm‘who need infill: '_ B.
promptly pay their obligations. , .
“lat lis-hgt‘the desire or the-grin:
nodal organisation to ‘ so -
methods. ”out the‘ some m
Aromas 33m has a sacred bill;
gallon .toJiiItiil' in months my
man &. Weiss of Bridgeport. Conn.
has been instructed to exhaust every
ettort. to collect all delinquent
pledges without suit utter which ac-
tion will be begun at law to comps
every responsible contributor -to
pay if they arbitrarily decline to
do so. ' '
"The National Committee has fix-
ed Wednesday, January 23rd as the
final day for payment after which
summons will served upon all
individuals whose names appear
on the list." 1
In a. recent interview, Louis
Marshalig‘whain Addition to being
National Chaim 1- .also a. is er
of national reputation. said; . “A
fpledge to the‘ Relief Fund (B's. legal
collation at the some character as
fit one glad given; promissory note:
éii: yrs: made tog. sin ormiation
harsh Which onfifhs‘ strength of Warren Emu“
”obligations and .. apropflated money
pledge In saunas 0: in: receipt to
false to supply idealist; 3' .
Smart Warm
SALE OF
SALE OF
SWEATERS
For Men, Women and
Children
’ 2.9 m
January Sale
Winter Coat
19.50 ‘TO 49.50
—— Values up to $65 ——
DRESSES
12.85 '10 21.85
— Values up to $30 —-——-
SALE OF
BATH RUBES
For Men. Women am
Children
2.98 ““d‘”
JACOBY’
12-14 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
tion. When an individual makes
a. subscription it is no less binding
than a promise made in the course
of his business, and I had always
supposed that it was even more
obligatory it one comes to the mak-
lug of comparisons with other
debts."
JOHNNY WILSON
"HAS:ACHANCE
world's title is to be decided in the
New York State amateur this week.
Harry Greb. the middleweight
champion ot the universe. will give
Johnny Wilson another chance at
the title he wrested from him last
summer at the Polo Grounds. The:
will meet attitudinal Square Garden
next Friday night in a. fifteen-round
contest. ’
When they met last. summer Wil-
0011,1134 absent trom'the ring
for a long period and naturally was
not in his best. ms judgment or
distancowss poor. he was a mark
{or Greb's left Jab. and he ’cught
almost entirely on detenuive; in
.phort, 11s looked- unythias, but u
. .. Muted othh crown, n metamor-
:Phoelg £08k gringo undJohnuy im-
fl... pliedtutéligutarudoutm tight, his
“y“buoktothothrone; " has
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pionship, ..
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now and 1x. -.
Grcb “ill in.
the middl'vs-
pounds and '
weight lu- -_ ' i " '
when he ' ' .‘ -
months ago
an ounce
outlook is
second aitt.;.
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from SOTO,
cannot hurt yo‘l. :
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