gamma, "JANUARY 31
I. that." putty this week. They
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31!! Helen Jennings
even
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s t armory—Ad v.
0 cold.
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—-'l‘0murrow:
our Smut-Annual Sale.
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1‘s: Jeanette Guthrie. Lucy
Na.
in Q! llsven Monday. where they
\Wd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Solder
amt d'unhter Susan.
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3113' the weather to take ndvsn
tag. at those bargains in. wool hos.
tone 1: Keeler‘s.
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Th0 class of "‘4 or the Norwslk
Bid: School will hold the annual
Senior dance in the 111311 School uu-
ditotium tomorrow evening. \olk‘ 8
Society Orchestra will furnish music.
'l‘hopo'on the committee are: Carroll
woo‘d., Edna. Gordon and Margaret
E. O'Reilly. chairman.
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—-Auto show opens Wednesday
evening at armory.—Adv.
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Robert German. 01‘ Basic“; me-
nuo. is visiting George P. Bertram or
New York city.
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ellloney saved on furniture that
will give gun's of bl.i‘\'it",l 11nd HiilS‘
faction. Angexmc‘s Satin-Annual
Halo—A411 .
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1;. .« «glut,» “ill meet to-
the home of
Jr., of New-
'l‘ho lilisy
night at, .\ u‘L‘lUi'li zit
Mrs. l”. Il'“lll Smith.
town in cnuc.
“Thirty per cent. or: on all Ever-
sharp pencils :tt l‘)onnelly‘s.—-—Adv.
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Blisses Lillian and Julia Joscm of
Holden incline “ere visitors yester-
day in Bridgeport.
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“Auto show opens \Vcdncsday
evening at :1rmory.——Adv.
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Brunswick. Charles tior-'
McVickcrs. lialph
Beardsley. i‘ctcr llarris and llay
Dennison ot‘ Stamlord. motored to
the first district. last evening und at-
Arthur
dun, Arnold
and Mrs. Allen Hoyt of East
are \isiting rolathes in Kan-
show opens \\'Ldncsday
of Taylor
is confined to hrr homo “ith
You
mama attend it. Angcxine Furniture
Kn W. Elsie Craig and Louise Mac-
or Sllxermtne were visitors
Cousins, Audrey Shine, George Lock-l
1110 first in the second series or
lectures beini: conducted by Protes-
sor Edgar White Burrill was held in
the sun parlor of the Royal James
inn, yesterday afternoon. Professor
lzurrill discussed Zona Gale's newest
book; “l"uin Perfume."
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—I.‘-ctorc you decide on your fur.
niture give our. assmtment your
critical inspection. Angevino‘Furni-
turc (Em—Adv.
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Mrs. Edward “‘llson 01 Lowe street
is confined to her home with illness.
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-—Iv‘resh mined, nut, stove and egg
prompt delivery. Harris <51: Guns.
Phone 72.1.
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James Mola has returned to his
home on South Main street from
New York City. where- he visited
with relatives.
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-—-Buy your Victrola. at. Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store Open
evenings until 9 p. m.—Adv.
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Miss Mary Clay 0! Lexington nvc-
mic is ill at her home.
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—Fresh mined. uut. stove and egg.
prompt delivery. Harris 6:. Cans.
Phone 721.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sturses Of
Plymouth “venue and Mrs. 13. Nau—
man of Main street. are among the
Norwalxers who will motor to Dan-
hury tonight to witness the Noronlk-
lJunbury game.
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---’l‘l1irty per cent. Off on 1111 liver-
sharp pencils ht. Donnelly's.-—-.‘\dv.
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Frank Dullnna of \‘i't-stt-Ott ii\(‘-
11th 11:11: 1't-cnvr‘rml from his rem-n1
liil‘it ss and returned to his duties “'lUl
til’ .ldtuil 51 mo cmnpuny.
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—-1t,,is n. “ell-known fact that the
largest depositors are often the
largest. borrowers. The steady de-
positing ot' rush-.cstnhlislies their
basis of credit. You may never need
such assistance in business. but hav—
ing a. constantly increasing checking
account will dititle you to it. Your
account will in) welcomed at ’l‘ln-
South Not-walk ’i‘rtlst t‘ompnu).~
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and Mrs. .1. Maid of
rvgl‘ct to ilt‘lil‘ that
Jon. is seriously ill
.
Pris-1111:. of Mr.
lily lthnllt; will
their young son
:11 lilt‘li‘ lmmv.
tended tlm unto show at the Ar-
mory.
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-—-.\uto springs. Tilly‘s ».\d\‘.
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Stanley Benton, ot‘ Ansonla. was .1
\isitor at tho home or Mr. and Mrs.
Iiarold Cummings or Connecticut
avenue.
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——Comparo our prices and quality.
Then! Of Course! You'll buy-c—ut
Anxevlne‘s-Atlv.
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a a s ‘.
Miss l-‘runcvs 31011110 01' I'utnam
avenue. Martha. (Jhinsky of \Vood
street and Syhiu Stillepsky 0t" Broad
street were visitors in Bridgeport
Tuesday, where they attended the
first. of a. series or Stratt'ord—Y. M.
H. A. basketball games
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—-La.rgo sized pea coal.
Guns. Phone 721.
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Harris &
Mi: s Laura. ["hodcs. of Us: liill
Rodd. attended the wedding "luesdm
of Margaret Allison and Howmo
Williamson in New York City.
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WIIY;11&\‘0 cold feet when you can
get such dandy wool stockings at
Kceler‘s [or 79c to $1.29?
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A7tclcphom: lms been installed at
the home of John Yukacs. of Sound
View avenue.
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-—Auto show opens \Vcdnc-sdny
evening at. srmory.—-—Adv.
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M“. William Olmstrml is ill at
her homo in l’nion Square.
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Keeler's are closing out. some un-
usual good values in warm hosiery
at 1213 to $1. "9 3. pr.
Amalgamated Sheet Workers will
hold I meeting Saturday ovedtns at
7 p. n. C. L. I' Hull. All members
a! old Local No.1- are requested
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Mr. and Mrs. Dauid ltoscuu and
mu lune returned to their home on
Myrtle avenue from ltotsonvillc.
New York. where they were called
by tho tit‘lliil or Mrs. Roscoe's nio~
thor.
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Mrs. lluth Bradbury. has recov-
ered from her recent illness and re-
turned to her duties at Fitch school.
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Tomorrow night will he rteres-
tmn nicht t'nr'thv men and till: old-
,.,- boys of the East Avenue Ain‘tho-
dist church.
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The East Norwzilk library will iw
open as usual tomorrow afternoon
lmtwt-en the hours of 2:30 and hull:
O't‘ltnsk.
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Thorn will he :1 meeting of the
Friendship Bible class of tho l-Zust
Awnue Methodist church tomorrow
night- ut 8 o'clock.
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Mathew (1111110. Sn. of Fort Point
:trcct “as; :1 \isitor in llrldgeport
yesterday. when: he was the "nest
of it‘iv‘nds.
will visit the Standard theatre to-
morrow evening as several of the
members wish to attend the “Man
Jens" dance this evening. given by
the Noroton Improvement associa-
tion.
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The library committee of the I
East. Norwalk Improvement'assocls.~
tion will present two one-act play!
in Community hall next Wednesday
and Thursday night. They are being
directed by Mrs. Robert B. B. Foote.
The proceeds will go toward the
fund or the East Norwalk library.
There will also be a. special musical
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Charles Chandler or
avenue, who has been ill at.
home. is able to be out gain.
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Frederick B. Baur of Noroton
Heights started for Key \\ est. F tori-
day. yesterday.
Brookside
his
\
program. Several old-fashioned . . .
songs “'1" be sung by a. well-trained Mrs. Hroward Slauson of Post
chorus. . . . road. Daricu, and mother. Mrs. Irv-
ing Lowndes. spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Chester “'00:: of New Canaan.
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A coke sale was held at the rest-
dence of Mrs. Henry Morehouse this
stternoonby the Ladies‘ Aid Society
of the Darien Congregational church.
The weekly rehearsal of the East
Avenue Methodist church will be
held at. the home 0: Milton Slauson.
Myrtle avenue. tonight at 7:30
o‘clock.
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Under the auspices of the East
Norwalk~ Improvement association
there will be a. dance at. Community
hall Saturday night. February 9.
Music will be furnished by the Mon-
terey orchestra. 'The committee in
charge or arrangements include Mrs.
Stephen S. Jarvis. Mrs. Ernest Rey-
nold, Mrs. J. Wesley Slauson and
Mrs. Leslie Gorhsm.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bibblns of
Darien were the recent guests of
Mrs. Bihbins' parents at their home
on Myrtle avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adeoek of
Greenwich have moved into their
new house in Noroton avenue, Nero-
ton Heights.
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Cieorgo Hammershoy of Centre
street. Durien, has accepted a posi~
tion with Mr. Henry Duryea, black-
smith, in New Canaan.
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The women of the Congregational
Church Beneficial society were very
successful with their cake sale ycs‘
tordny afternoon.
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Richard Loring is ill at his home
on St. John street.
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There will he 11 rehearsal of the
choir of the Christ church tomor-
row night in the rectory at 7:30
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Mrs. Sloman of South Norwall; has
arsngcd a. surprise party at. her
home in honor of her ncicc. Miss:
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hath inthsm of Long island and
The work or Mrs. Fraser needs no
Ralph L‘ushmun. oxcr the week- end.
praise from the people of ‘Wostpmt
Mrs. Katherine Lawson had somw
o'clock. Lois Sachs. to celebrate her seventh party folio-um} by :1 tea at. Redford
“Hilda!" ’ . . . house. on Monday, February 4. at with the Bedtord House secretary as met in the church parlors yesterday of 7‘19 r ..
DARIEN Mr d M \' . ‘ 3. $30 in In. Tables .nill he made up early as possible and not later than for their regular \l’odnosday \\ ork n-sm .- . " =‘It
I l . . fin rs. . . J. Douns of .\1)r- tm- bring.“ “on, pmocme or mah Saturday evening. and to hear the report regarding The 1‘
M .< n I" I f 'h 33:1: were 31¢: guests of hair. and Mrs. 1011:. .\ prize will bl: given for each ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ their recent {00d “319' The "1‘0""- i": ‘01
rn;..ll'“nnda:;rr'd 1"}: 1:71“..th 113:]: g. . .1 Tweeter .13. Exile: ~lieservauons should be made annuo :15;qu JO puno 8911313 '18 shows that they were able to sell all Burr 13mg
vuly of Stamford, spent Tuesday in MF- and MTS- GOOTSG ‘Vright Ui ' ‘ — ' » _ w
New York. Cross llighway. will said February ‘ ‘7 ‘1‘" ‘ ”firm-W- ”M -~....-_. h- q 7 .
0 0 0 6 on the steamship Paris. for I rancc.
Charles Livcsay or “‘hitlcy City. While in France Mr and Mrs. Wright " '
Ky” visited at tho borne (if 313-, W“ visit 311‘. and LIPS. \lead I‘rinen =‘
and MFS- Dufigins of the Post. road. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert L~..e Mr. - W iv
Darlon. Tuesday. Lee is the American editor of .1 1 1:5
. 0 0 - Parisian newspaper. Their summer
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Oldrin and home at Westport is at present 00— h "5
little son. Perry. 112, visited with CUPIEd by Mr. and Mrs. Thew. ~ . 3% :1:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adcock of ' ,‘ ‘ “W W u I
Noroton Heights, Monday evening. Clirlord A Avery has bought from W A :2 I 1
0 - - William Wood. jr. 3 small lot on 7.2;?» , . A ;
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norman 01 the river from. near the High school. L a ' '" “I; r
Brookslde avenue have sailed for ‘ ‘ ' 3“ s g o .
l-Zuropc. “'arden Mills has been notified by V 5': L 5 '
. . . the State chemists at Hartford that I?! I . ""‘ 0‘ o
'\\':iltrl‘ xi'ognpr M Noroton }I¢igh(' the dog that attacked "Shorty" Sher- J i: G t “o
snout the “colt-end with his sister. wood in Snugatuck on the evening: .. “ “‘1”
Miss Anna. “‘(‘sncr or New York of January 19 is quite free from ra- : t “a o . 6 ”#IS
City. bies. The dog belonged to Janus i 5
. c o o Feledie of Riverside avenue and T- ,.- ‘ fi ““ A '
'l‘llc “\Vhy \Vorry" Club has or. attacked Sherwood after an. argu-s 3‘ 33
Rnnized and will meet tomorrow eve- ment between F‘cldie and “Shut-tr". 53 I ’ ”L
1:111; at. the home of Mrs. George . .. . - I???» t '
bhcrcr of Maple fivenuc. The w. 'r. 1. A. studio tea. was ‘12???» ‘
‘ < V ' . well attended yesterday afternoon. 7:} E
.115. . clson Bouton of Newton The old building back of the Town "it t? .
Heights is ill at her home with the 1.311 which has been renovated, 11rc~
Q‘iW‘C- scnted an attractive apearanco to the 51“;
o o a people who called to admire the art 1. ‘- "nmnmmmnnnnl ‘ ‘ ['
UN“? “HUT“ "1 NOW Canaan exhibit and enjoy a cup or tea.
hit-:2“! relatives here Tuesday eve- Many were disappointed that the .
- bust 0: Rev. Kenneth McKenzie am °
- . c not arrive. There were some piece-s. At t h 8 Ch 1 es ted ' th
M. .m. 1... 13...... m. .1 w a: dam... by m. M m... 5.11.; no 11116 ave 11 V3 u 6X18 as (3.88
1'on avenue entertained \Iiss L‘liza- tress. Mrs. Laura Cardin Fras-‘r. L '
1 LTO THEATRE
SOUTH NORWALK
STARTING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND
AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER FOR TEN 11 E135,
A GREAT ROMANCE OF PIONEER DAYS
“THE WAY OF A MAN” ’
BY EMERSON ROUGH
AUTHOR OF “THE COVERED WAGON?
SEE THIS THROBBING, THRILLING, R O M A N T I c Em. 01. THE
EARLY WEST
so FULL OF ACTION YOU’LL, REMEMBER IT FOR 1' EAR»; ;
Musical Instruments
Sold on Easy Terms
p—-———st—-——
DON N ELLY’S
16-18 30. Main St.
models in clay. one by Mrs. Eric
Schnlor and one by Mrs. George I.
Tompkins. fro which the Rev. He-
man Goodscll sat. as model. These
were excellently done and show ex-
ceptional talent. The class mem-
lmrs are delighted with the improved
surroundings in which they will be
able to work to much better advsnl
l
logo. Mrs. Katherine Lawson. who
Won the Julia Shaw prize t l - x
.-. “m toutinuo to magi. 3351 Specnal Feature Saturday Only
.1dxiso the class. II 3 RI ES or IE8 ‘
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The \\ estport Public library will C J
ventinue to ho opened on Sundays ' IN ._..._
during the month or February. Miss —
trimmer will have charge. CUPID,S FIREMAN
Mrs- Dam Sachs *8 revortvd '33 DEDICATED TO TEE FIREMEN THE WORLD OVER WHO FACE
we; -e.-1 <. i 1 . 1 THE P
;,,.:‘.o‘:§gr;,‘g’odh§, 2:?" m“: or FLAME m SMOKE, THAT YOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY MAY as $17.11;?
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES AT THE RIALTO
ADULTS THIRTY GENTS, INCLUDING TAXES
CHILDREN ADMITTED TO ALL MATIN-EES FOR TEN CENI
port about February 10.
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Mrs. John (lodillot has gone to
.\'«-w York where she will remain for
tho weelvond with friends.
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Til“ \V.
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will give a. card
now Offered by our Mid-Winter. Sale
Of fine furniture, rugs and draperies which carries a warranty of beouty and durabilitv, furniture
that brings rich eloquence and distinction to your home, furniture that promises you a life-11'1""
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l" The nmfimbors Of the “Thursday wonderful samples of her art “111111
.tcning (_.luh' of Darien will enjoy-were admired. Thorc were N0
f
1/2 Price Sale
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The usual mid-week prayer nami-
int: 01' the .i‘laist Avenue Method};-
t'iltlrcll will he held tonight at T.-‘
o'clock.
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Frank [luring has retnrnrvl t-x
home in Camden. New .lersv,» : t
spending a. few days as the gm ::
Stanley Josolovsky at his lit in-
S-‘avlew avenue.
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Friends of Ernest limitand “id
be sorry to hear that. he is ill :11 his
honie‘on Eversley street.
The Woman‘s Guild of Christ1
tillii'Cll will hold a supper in the
basement or the church tonight at
5:30 o‘clock.
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to attend.
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«~Dne-lmlt of! on writing paper
It. Donneily's.—Adv.
Deposited in thi
ALL MONEY
Feb.
Will Draw Interest from Feb. 1st
So. Norwalk Savings Bank
ALDEN 80MB, President.
EDWARD HARD, Vioml’reddsnt.
GWEL‘WOODWABD We:
The usual mid-week prayer and
praise service of the Advent ("lit-is.
tiazi church will be held at the
church toniaht at. 7:45 o'clock.
8 Bank Before
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wear. Buying here assures you of ‘the lowest price to be found in the Norw alks or vicinitv 2: it?
backed up by the A. J. Collins Company guarantee. Just a few samples of the hundreds of 13 mg
ains to be found here.
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SUITS
Broken Lots To Be Closed This Week
.. $12.50 .0 $25.00
'lla‘oh 0110 Worth Just Twice That 1
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Overcoats
15 Coats Remaining - Price So Low, That They’ll
Move Out by Saturday Night.
COSTELLO
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LIVING ROOM SUITE
Luxurious 3-Piece Overstuffed Lirinsr Rutlm
Suite. Tapestry or Velour, Marshall :gmnfl
cushions. The best value possible.
$169.00
‘ v-l’iecc Dining Room Suite, William and Mary
5' design. Substa‘ntially built, exceptional v
$119. 00
alue.
4"
BEDROOM SUITE
Hot-rte. 1sta su'irtavatne
D 11m 3'- - o-ton
it; finished.
that offers a wonderf l
e Walnut, bow end bed ,ufi
SP ECML$139 .00
Every one Of our four floors offer Opportunities
time during the year will you be able to dupli
0p-
ne-
that only can be told by personal inspection ---... 8’» no
cats 1: he values Offered here anywhere.
The A. J Collins Company
70-72 No. Main Street,» 7 so Norwalli Conn
Norwalk Chronicler