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NORWAIK
iioonssd we ‘5‘ - .- “m ‘
preserved and beautifid ‘ B ANK . that 1110;113an 133131 _ ~ ‘10 b , patrons of ““3 trades, and thosewbo
” coolly-“permanently 'im ' p -~ . x ,_ -- ; ~ , _ some out~b£4h°1 raise by P“ ' supply them with their everyday
, . : . . » . . , . '1 ;. .1 ;. , ~.. . _ . mails-reunion: lie all fight: “a. get crucial recognition in tux; . B k to SA\‘
. . ,. . f ' ' ’ , " ' ' “ . ‘ ‘ w ‘ wantedeygryonc satisiie - {arm of warrants. 3115‘ whereo as e ' ~
* a, 1,26 99 Washingi in street Father Fillllafl'd mammans‘have ords votbd unanimously.” “at? “1° tree iaued once a. year. And the lucky . l “(is
V . . f m ad ‘I _; ' ‘ », . I' ‘ ‘ ‘ “"‘h° um" ’ Gnu” Kluanirfioyt tradesmen is not slow to advertise l
FLOOR FINISH 80. Norwalk. Conn. 0f Prue 1 Off W) , ~, , will set out‘the tree later in theyear the fact that he 35“: goods to the 98c ‘ B AN
‘ lolly nude to esdlilo — - . . so that it.will be ireadgrtor next first tamily in the land. t 1:. ; ‘ K
.: ,_ . m .. “a need of 1'1de JOE DAVIS , - I, Christmas. The listlthil year carries 6 i
H .°°' it i' that " ' ' . names. among others, 0: one chir- i x
f,‘ :1 mks“: the ideal vanish for , p 31 we reinstall»?x corree‘ctltyu‘fl: opodut; three maker. (1,, attains. or: , .
' l - ° ‘ ‘ ' Evening 5"“ “e e ’ maker of kilts, an nstruc or .n . .
. muons "ii All. 11001qu omcms Says Wilson Will be Written in History as One mm, m ,m, “fife municim, “We .1 “mm an antiquary. m _ DO , smug: D .
' wen-m.i:1|wlvu. . -. 0f Greatest Presidents '1 ' Chm‘m” "ee’ “wk 3'“ ”7’ shawlmen. a tan maker. two clean— I “N ELLY S pom
' ' ti costl- ' r! hi ‘ - .
ism. .. 33'3“»... ..... “w" . “m“ "“1““ , . _ “m . , $.22: fiifi’é's‘;2:f;§”§n§‘:fivéif ms 3.... a... 3.... cm... a...
u.h"'~n sli- ‘ Frederick E Rowan. Vice-P.“ The‘Norwaik Kiwanis club ' paid or the future would class Wilson as “Doc" Scsnloh announced tgat :Oismlths.
‘ ALBERT 1) DIORGAN o o Fitch Cashier fitting tribute to tho late ex-Presi- one or the outstanding figures or lIettfrnlézd ,3? $3015?! {am 85:, . . Safe Deponih
-‘ ‘ ° ' ' in t the week- his time. Historians of the future - 0 .
. 34 Washington at. So. Norwalk f°§§§§§2§§°§e$ ”at“, M 4.... mil make \Viiso: .. great in... souls, He ““3? Ringing-1911;; Prmce of Wales
.:~ .- gm, Jmeg Inn. "At the request of which his wondertul papers on the had crazhifimg JOWSOuthmlikfhe ‘ Smokes a “Gasper”
A th 0, Wheeler, mem- far. the tour-teen points and his 1111- was _
K Eilrfiinlhe; 0:;anizaion stood tor selfish motives rare brought, out 01981166 UP Westport. ~ . . BUICK
l; EE ORE Jun 88 the automobile h“ mp. one moment in silent prayer tor the "Rabbi Stephen Wise saitth'at Wil- Kl ian Milton C Hopes‘a mem- London. Feb. 7.--Attired in 3311- ,7 R
8' MO 1’1““ “m ‘m'l’m‘m ..... We "“ °““° "° 3‘5.“ .. 3:31. N... 3.... ml... films“:st”..:‘“::..‘”;fii.:°3 MOTOR CARS “”0““ & P-
. . - i t ' 11 . . c '
:r, SEE BETTER needs of every family, the In addition to the momfntthof 1:: ”If; $2.33 3 of Rib“: Wize “3: expressed his appr tion at being Wale. “may wok the lead,“ 1,.“ . .
3 r' laundry Of today supplies lence, several F‘gfibeze: Thoomas delivered at the Madison Square present at the mac n. in the eighth birthday festival 0‘ Real Estateand ...,. .
v > ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ IO '1 1
"ii .1 . ovary sanitary need from wsnls club noun Sgwartz. Samuel garden \Vednesday night. I . Talbot House. opened the Poper- ’ _
.5 =1 Eyes Examlned ‘ 311‘ to th J. Finn. Cl" ‘ an id __ . The attendance prim was You by lnghe during the war for the spirit- 81383 Idld Fours 4
‘ Filled it; £35233"? 1...... ° “We“: f°'.°:.”.£:v.‘: . Til“? 32—1252. “rs... “xiii: "no" wmmm J- Mm .“l or “m .. ..... ”1m"- “
' ' ' e in e a - a verbal ir u s 0 ' ' R was a pair or baby shoes one. 0 .7 The headquarters of the society is ~
Prescriptions The meeting was conducted through the list otgihe vast pres|~ Milt, Elwood. The lucky number now in the church 0: Au Hallows, 4Mell LIST YOUR FRGPEg
dent.
dean. \Viison will stand out in the
was drawn by Fred Giorchino and
Barking, and here is the carpenters
AN'I‘JCII’ATION L’i‘ .V'v
by a committee consisting of Dr.
T. F. Session. James . Donneliy
and Attorney Leo Davis. dents." concluded Fatherl‘inn.
“You have all read of the many Joseph Davis said that history
interviews which have been printed would write \‘Vilson as one of the
concerning the lax-Preside“t W“- srcatcst presidents the country has
son." said Rev. Thomas Finn. "As ever had" Christian Swartz declar—
the old intin phrase goes. 'Nothins ed that. “\\iison had a vision and
but good shall be said of the dead.‘ had his visions been carried out the
The “Springfield Republican" show- world would be better off. Samuel
cd abominable taste recently when Grecnstein declared that he had
it published s. private letter written been in nearly synlpuiliy with “it-
by President “Wilson and telling the son's ideals.
reasons why he 11“! ”0t ““0““! As stated before. the meeting
General “700d ‘0 8° ‘0 France." was conducted ‘by Kiwanians Don.
“There is a beaullhll idea. in this nclly. Sonnlon and Davis. lt wasthe
country. This idea is i when great first meeting conducted under the
men shall die. politics hall be laid new plan of having a committee
aside. It is a. splendid thing tha- selected to prepare the program
this course is followed. 1! is said once every month or every two
‘that no man but help to his valet; months. "Doc" made a'good citia‘lr-
WI‘ 3 man 0 mail in spite of “line" ii onrc‘ss a e-
:l-gsrlgegllaxgt‘ethhether we agreed mom to the contrary. To minke {or
with his policies or not. wasn't it n his statement the latter presented
wonderful thing the way he can the temporary chairman with a
ricd subsCripllon even though knOW- gnycl as a gift from the Agony
, .
' - 0111' Telephone is 790-call us
, Bring Your Eye Troubles to One ‘nd 3 representative. wfll
.‘ mio ls Skilled in Your “'nnts. call and explain our differ-
ent services that we can of-
fer you.
bench’used as a communion table in
Flanders. from which 30,000 soldiers ‘
partook of the sacrament during the I
war. The prince unveiled and lit the J H WEHRI E s ;
“lamp of renfimbrance." one or ' '
which burns in a shrine at every ‘
branch of the brotherho‘bd. sales and service Station |
The birthday party was partly in- _ I
formal. The prince and the Duke 0!
Devonsllire drank coffee at one of
the stalls, smoked “gaspcrs.” and
chatted with the soldiers. and there }
future as one of. the great presi- Albert D. Morgan.
The meeting on March 6 will be TRAUE
conducgd by the following unfor-
tunatcs' whose names were drawn
from the attendance slips: Dr. H.
H. llcn‘cran. Robert “Chicken" Ten-
ncy and 1:. \V. Sweeney. Jr.
———~
22 Wall St. »
Telephone. 772
William J. Moore
‘ omoserIsr
Keéici- Bldg. Washington St.
South Norwalk
Norwaik Steam Laundry West and Connecticut Aves.
43 Day 8t. 80. Norwalk
7
Kiwanian Austin distributed silent
boosts in the‘ way of mucus.
was singing in which the prince
Joined heartily. l
11'
On February 13, Norwalk Kiwanis
will visit the New Have Kiwanis
club. On February 21. Su erlnten-
dent Hurley. 0! the State Police. will
be the speaker, At the following
sessions, Bridgeport Kiwanis will
conduct the local luncheon.
g.-.
Hillel’s Cottage
The little cottage at Barbizon.
near Fontainebleau. France. where
Jean Francois Millet lived, has been
purchased by a follower ol the
“great rustic" Millet lived there
from 1849 till his death ill 1575. It
was here where he painted "The
Angelus," which became the most
popular picture or the nineteenth
century. The cottage has been res—
The Norwalk
mm A Devoe Velour Finish
5 . PLAISTED
QUICK LUNCH.
DRUG STORE
Agency, Inc.
I’l‘esidcnt Wheeler warmly com-
plimented A. M. Fechheimer, chair-
man or the Entertainment commit-
tee. for the splendid manor in
which the Ladies' Night... program
was carried out. Mr. Fochfieimcr
The Ideal W811 Pamt Samuel J {Reels
“'HY NOT TRY
MOST PEOPLE USE IT. Rea] Estateafi
, ”'- be 0 ular. Like Quintet."
TRIPP S LUNCH 13:33:53; 2;; to If“: ignored ._.... thanked the other membel‘s of that tored to the condition it )Wns in
CART decisions of the Supreme Court and 81““le NOTES. Pommittce who gave valuable as— Millet lived there, even the gap or .
tormer President Roosevelt who sistnilcc. a few bricks in the garden wall. like ; Insurance
' Wieidnd tho "bi‘ “wk" on occasions The ”minim-t for 1924 calling for " the hole Millet himselt made that i
75 Washington Street 59 Washington Street 50 did wngon likewise. I read in the ”w rxppmumm M $2,339 was mlopt- The New England District bulletin he might watch the sqtting sun from i
1* congressional record recently where (“I'm ”m mcciimz- showed that the average attendance his armchair. has been restored. ]
' SO. Norwalk Conn. Senator Lodge paid a splendid "m. .’V__ at tho horwalk club for 1923 was The place has been opened as 61 W311 St, .
NOON SPEC S i - , lite 10 ““1809 98"an particular at- Hurray for the liluniviplli Christ- 06 per cent. museum since 1922. says M: 13, Le- The Gorham C0.
1 . V p tention 0f the Km"- things 31° 1°" inns lrcv. At the request. or Presi- . ‘ Vick in The Mentor for l obi-aury I Telephone 133
DAILY L. F. MOCLTO‘ ' rop. mcr president sscoml’liahed in 00- dr-n \Vhoeicr. Duncan Erizzeli. the -An inventor has mounted a atrial! and it is not improbable‘ that it w”.
mcstic affairs. Senator Lodge drew chairman ui‘ this committee, report— bar magnet on a hinged support to be taken over by the 1‘ rcnch Gov. ]
crmuent.
ed that the committee. with ihcpick up phonOgrsph needles,
the lnterterenece that the historian
FORMER OFFICIAL 1
OF K. K. K. PLANS .
NEW OR :ANIZATION
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Schultze’s Sanitary Market z
. H. KREIGE 819 CO.“
39 MAIN STREET NORWALK, CONN. Ina] Cle a ance
' BRANCHES: - __ l _' . , I.
5- - Norwalk, South Norwalk, East Nor-walk, Westport, Stamford, Darin, 00' 00": Wifl‘ II— I _—
town, Black Rock and Bridgeport. 3
Half Price
I
.Schultze’s Saturday Specials * Ida'lf Price
. » ‘ Tomorrow and Monday, two days, we will sell the following winter goods for:
. half the origind“ selling price. . '
I; ' Small Loms of Pork . . . 170 lb. Fresh Shoulders . 12 1-2c lb. . . , . » ‘ - . .- ‘
‘ . . - We say tw,odays only because we feel that after two days of selling 11 e 11111 be
7 P ancy Hen Turkeys . . . 45c lb. Young Roasting ' Cleaned out. ’ ‘ ' , r -
Chickens . ,. . . . . . . . . . 38c, lb. . Read this catalogue below: "
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . 16c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot
Roast
FreshHams..........
ore Quarters Spring
Lamb
OVERCOATS—For Men, Young Men and Boys. M'— .
SHEEPLIN ED COATS—For Mon and Boys; alsO‘for Girls.
SWEATERS—For Men, Women, Boys and Girls; ~
» ‘ POIRET TW ILL AND JERSEY DRESSES—Mostly large sizes.
’ FUR .CHOKERS—Of Stone Marten, Mink and Oppossum.
.3! LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS—Extra large 'coats.
‘ LE GIRLS’ COATS—3 to 14. . .
BE CON AND LAWRENCE BATH ROBES. '
. WOMEN’S SKIRTS—Extra sizes and regulars
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . 14c lb.
”Rib Roast (boned and ,
rolled) 30clb. ,
Legs of Spring Lamb . . 30c'lb.
BeefLivers' 10clb.
22c lb.
21c lb.
18c 11;.
A in: tended pilot» 0! Edward .7
"i
i i Hamburg Steak, 180 lb. Loin Lamb 0110' .. 480 lb. Bum Corned Yong Clarke :- ii. .p
Round Steak ...... 28c lb. Lamb siew‘ “F12 1.21: lb. 3.1:; 13., to 20¢ m ‘ 'lh‘llii'irfii'x'fl... giant is BLANKE. TS AND QUILTS. , . . p
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . 280 lb. Calves Liver . . . . . . . 40o lb. Ruin Pot A new organization of th ’ ‘ . .
»; Porterllonse Steak . . 320 lb. Pigs Feet! lbs. for . . . . 250 p , — ’the Ku Klux Klan is plaenrtizge 1:; . i ' ' , 3 . . __ . _ 5
grain: em: 280 lb. Fresh Plate Bclb. W 90° ‘° 33° lb- 537311331111? Slat: farmer i..- - WomensCoats . ' Sweaters .- ; Comforts -
O 0 ’ u ‘
Rib Lamb ohops . . . 32c lb. Corned Beef . . . . . . . . 7c lb. called a meeting :1 Jifiofilhinatf Regular Prizes $.15 to $85-00 x.me $2.98 to $1530 From 34-50 to $693
inertial-so
- Women’s L and Misses’ '
-, Cloth DESSBS‘ , _
. . $15 to'eaioo -,
”than “1512.5
“ 'XFur Chokers
i "’9. “ :50~“T'$42.50
: ‘ [little Girls"
From 98km¢20¢5§ots
. 313133.50 ”2512.50;
be ,::§ p I
Solid Lean Pot m 181: lb.
ested in such. 11.11 order for Feb. 26
in Atlanta, Ga... lrthplace or the
4K. K. K. Mr. Cl rke, who was re-
cently ousted from the order opposes
mks-ass part opt-the klan regain
and wants the organization he pro-
poses to work egtirely in the open.
Willing To Help
(Tit-Bits.)
The old gentleman was returningi
home after spending the week-end
with some friends; and his host's
pretty daughter had driven him and
his son to the station.
' “Good-bye. ‘my dear." ' he said.
“I'm afraid I can't kiss you as l've
goghsuch‘ :3 bad cold." .
._ _ s so glanced‘at 9‘ it!
then asked: "Can I do anytiingazi:
you father?" ~
1’“ $2.25 “ $3.50
Overcoats for Men
From $29.00 to $60.00
2.. sitsowsaono
.theroov Hats for Boy Si '
2 to 15 ’
From $6.98 to $15.00 .
’iresasows'zso
Sheep Lined Coats for
Men and BOYS
From $12.98 to $18.00
1’” $6.50 ‘° $9.00 .
, 1'“ $1.50 F° $250
deen’s S. kirts' ’ -
From $6.98 to $16.50
“$3.50“ $8.25 "
Passes
‘yURITANSKINNEDBACKHAMS
A
....24¢lb.
DixieBacon......
PuritaniBaeon
bystrips
....18clb.
finritan Bacon Sliced . . 35c lb.”
.... 281: lb. -
‘ disliked Shoulders . .12 l-2c lb.
.. 55c‘doz.
.. From $3.98 130316.007 ‘ -
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. w.
An Old Record Broken
(N. Y. World.)
The man whom a match to lo?
‘. cats 3 gas leakadid'n't cam had! as
. plunger-am explosion as. the am ‘
who used &. rummage: 'io‘ lecat‘e 'V
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