Evening sentinel, Friday, February 1, 1924 · page 12

 

 
 

 

MSW NEW SPRING LINE

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PACKAGE OUTFITS

These packages contain the made-up

 

or stamped articles, always of the finest

 

materials with instruction and‘suflicient

mama-mach
370 imscuf 83:
371 24411.11 Centerpiece 656
372 semen-capac- $1.15

 

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Dresses and Rompers.

Scarfs, Centerpieces, Pillow-tops, Towels, Bufl’et Sets,

Tea Sets, Bridge Sets, Pillow-case-tubings and many Others.

J. I. MALLETT E

WASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWALK ’

Made-up Gowns, Chemise, Step-ins, Pajamas, Children’s

- Yule-Han ard "game. featuring

 

 

 

FOR RIG YALE
DINNER TONIGHT

Homer S. Cummings,
“Politically Known
and Knowing” to Be
One of the Speakers '

STAMFORD, 'Feb. 1.—
Yaie men from‘all parts of Fair-
fleld County will gather tonight at
the Hotel Davenport for the "Big
Party" at the winter. An elabeiale
menu, a. \ariety or exit-z: Lainmént.

 

' nected with the "diploma. mill"

' jury investigation of the medical: ,-

 

Dr. 1111111 0. Perry . -
‘ Moves to Darien . ' . '

Dr. John 0. Perry, president
or the Connecticut Eclectic Med-
ical Association and a; member
of the Eclectic Examining Board
has moved from New Haven to
Daricn. where he will now make

this home. ‘

His name has not oeen eon-

but he has been one o: the most {.1
_ important witnesses in 'he stand .7 . 3’ ~

situation in this state. 3

Dr. Perry was in Hartford
yesterday at a session of the ex-
amining board where he voted
for the revocation of the licenses
ot.‘ 129 more “doctors" whichrtho
authorities allege were procured
by fraud.

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and a. list of prominent sp mkers are

 

proving a. drawing card which has;

brought in many early reservations. L Johnson. 1918
Between 150.811d 175 are expected Pendieton. 1914-51163- and 305"!

to be present.
The speakers include Hbrnel‘ S.
Cummings, who, the prom' des-

Courisr and chairman of the Board

Of State Prison Directors:..T. A' D has stopped writing fiction, bui it
Jones. head coach of the Yale toot- appears that he has not stopped be-
bali team since 1916; and Newci‘. G. lcixing fl ——Beloit Nous.

Neidllnger. a. present member of the .

tale toothail ““1“" past we've been a. member at a.

Typicnl Yale Night t D __ 1 '
It will be a. typical Yaio night. 1111:3536 0 onatlons. Brooklyn

Frederic D. Carter. class or 1919,

who. according to the program. was W] v h . .1
"born with a. piano in 111.9 month". 5. "It '0“ axe to say, Just m“ m

will furnish both humor and music.

. , At last the edestrian comes in for
"lb“ midpohtieaily k‘mwn Md .1 little commit-anon. They srogo-
knowing ' C01 Morris G‘ Osborn. ed- ing to make automobiles lighter.—
itor or the New Haven Journal- Philadelphia Inquirer.

Literary Digest's Fire Best '

Sir Arthur Canon Doyle says he
Seems to us that for some Lime

If you want your wife 10 listen to

our sleep.——Florence Herald.

Scientists says we are what we ADAfiS I.‘ Rm

 

Among his ”ham!“ will be "L'c’l’y eat. Nuts must be a. commoner diet

Ditties," “Chapel Street Nights." 1. ,, -. : ,
and "I Want to Row on the Crew. trggrgxéthad thought—wtsreeavilie m! M

Mama."

Motion pictures of the Yale-
Princeton game last rail, showing a.
luv of the touchdowns. and ot the

f'liucky" i‘ond's sixty yard run, will
be thrown in the screen at the uln-

nor.
Mayor A. N. Phillips, 11:, a. mem-

I»cr of the class at 1917. will be
present.

The dinner committee consists of
Chandler Bennltt. 1915: Mal-:nlm
it. Pitt. Jr.. 1914-Sl1eff. and “71.11am
.11. Forbes, 1918. The members or
the reception committee are as fol—
lcws: W’iliiam D. Hart. 1904.. C
Milton l-‘essendcn. 1907: John S.

 

 

 

 

 

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The turnstile in the fence on the farm leads into a wide, green pasture with

contented cows grazing 011 the grass Or possibly into a garden with vegetables

in profuse abundance, inviting you to take what you require, or into an o1ci1a1d
where trees are heavy with fresh fruits of the kinds you like.

The turnstile in PIGGLY WIGf 1LY stores leads to the products of the same
ga1 dens, the same or 1ards, the same pasture S—but their products are grouped
neatly in rows for ya to select wl1 at you like without loss of time or waste of effort.

Come through a PIGGLY \VIGGLY turntile today—right here in Norwalk
See for yourself the ease with whicl you can get just what you want from the thou-
sand garden, farm and orcha1d products of PIGGLY WIGGLY.

 

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DINING ROOM SUITE

9-Piece Dining Room Suite, William and Mary
design. Substantially built, exceptional value. .

$119.00

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LIVING ROOM SUITE

Luxurious 3-Piec_e Overstuffed Livin: R09“
Suite. Tapestry or Velour, Marshall will“;
cushions. The best value possible.

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