WEiLLEP.
i 111:. " by S .1C. Ratclii’l‘c.
1]: .710 11.111. -—-Col1solida:ed Market
anti \Vtathcr Ihports
4: 1.10 1-.1n.-——Ed11a Gorm‘ey, so-
pr 1110 accompanied by \‘3‘ illlfred 'l.
j th afar pd firfie 513—
lluslon and
“wonderful-berg"...
FULLER PHUN'S COW
SIL
Egg RESCUE? .
11111::- 11120111 ,
lF YOU‘LL $0.13! 1152.:- some M9
; Wire 3112, 11> menace '
ilzirr. .
4:10 pun—Frances dlristmos.
cellist. accompanied by Anne Pease.
4:25 p.1n.-——.\linnie Poim, pianist.
4:40 p..m.—-1-Jdna. Goa-.111 ,1'. plan-
ist.
4: F10
cellist.
5: 00 p.111. —Stories and Songs for
( lllldrc n by Anne Lloyd. “’llie Alr-
ship 1. z1i13-, " and Marjorie Horton
good " money. . ism 1:11..
j loud liliu
'~GOLDEN 02'
the
by
‘1.
own C- rislmas.
p . m . ——-Frances
.1 lme signals
7 I of Chamber
1 ~ becat......, .nd
' prauo. 11.713ktll ”The Bird Lad)!
hOId yoummns. "-30 p.n1.-——Daiiy Sport Talk by
’ K ' Thornton Fisher. 1
WI .0 desire. (Time ":40 p. m. —Reading at Scout .1
.md com- Oath by Colin H. Livingstone Pr
LAP” STUBBS
. Id LOmIHCT- i ont or the National Committeqfl‘
)
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tRUGS UPON
'-—-Biliy Jone :. ”
.klyo Daily
. - " by Mr. H.
1’ ultimate Editor of
Eagle.
p.m
We carry the largest and most up-to-date line of Bugs in
Western Connecticut. Represented in this line is everything
{tom the best Wilton fabric to the cheaper tapestry Brussell
and all made by the best weavers in the country. Prices are
marked especially low for our FebruarySale. If you shall
ter rolls by.
“I'll beat Britton
the left hook that a ..
out and made a. monkey ,
lzrms the 111 crsar)’ Day. tendon M‘I LAND! LOOK AT
:50 'PJXL—Bmmry w TH' 9031' YOU'RE
by George FUN)?— . "ipptness TRAtHiN' lN:
0 p . m “The ' Ernest
TV HAN D5“
DON'T TOUCH THEN-
Cur—171011145 wml YO“
THAT'IMN‘T. NO
pmcsm LEAVE
YOUR (PP- '00
HANG- 11" UP!
MY LAN‘D‘.
GOT
1-1: am 59.?
‘TO STAY AT
A HlnuTE‘.
war-5
mm THAT :sovl
\SFlED
HDH:
an.’ 'Dundco declared.
\Vaiker tomorrow only the ‘
jammed up and can't find hi, -
out. AltlSr I make Britton play .
need a new rug this Spring NOW 18 THE RIGHT TIME TO
BUY. All sires, colors and designs from the real Oriental to
the plain colors and all over effects are represented here.
REMEMBER—WE SELL ROOM SIZED RUGS
AS LOW AS $20.60 AND AS HIGH AS $150.00.
- w: m1 I'-
(flothes
Shop
THEY ARE won-my OF YOUR INSPECTION AND
, COMPARISON. '
13 N. Main St.
_ South Norwalll‘
Landsmans
14-16 Wall Street
,5»... «wt -; ..r«
Norwalk, Conn.
.1
Keeler’s
are having
Special Selle
of '''''
.Womens “Short Lines”
at
$ 1 .95
A limit on quantity—about 400 pairs. No limit
i on the values—see them ! A limit on time—be.
I i cause these values Will not last long—so you hot-
i ter come early.
FINE SUITS
$18.75
Were $25.00 to $30.00 _ ~
An unusual
group ot cults.
Fabrics. patterns and work-
i mains most remarkable at
' ' . . . th price and more re-
l 400 pairs of the many popular styles, oxfords, man. a .1111. a comma,
i
range of sizes from 34 to“. -
A notable collection, we repeat,
and one worthy of "attention
by men and young men in all
walks of life.
~¢——_—-—.———-
Englislsi Broadcloth
Shirts
$2. 39
Regular ‘3330 value
idVrinkleproof—
,, N eckwear
c 4' .
Regular $1.00.
5031131; Elm" _' "£130; 2
.....
.rop pumps and shoes, in various leathers. Most
, sizes in the lot—but only. small and large sizes
on some numbers.
a.
‘..
Keeler’s Shoe Store
‘ - “The Store 'l‘hat Saves You Money”
ACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BLDG.
HOLLYWOOD SANDALS
we lead the footwear mode. . Hollywood
in gray seude and patent leather, lo'w heels,
You must see these wonderful shoes
. EMAN weennrsn
Despite his p
amental limitations '
errors—which were i ,
one because 'of the cos;
of the problems he dealt . .
Wilson became a world fi'f
one of the few outstanding‘
dent: of the United States. =
height. of his tame. alter the a
tice. he towered above all It
fillers.
or the world unity in human thong ‘
lie had the prophet's vision. it 11:.-
the magic pow-er to transmmu 11
was that of a battled and bell-413ml
idealist. the future wil give nurii-n
and fruition to his ideal.
(New York-Tribune)
edy or Woodrow Wilson's caret-z.
Thinking greatly, desiring" greatly.
he did not accomplish greatly. How
far the fault lay in an America. thzi:
rejoiced his ideals.'and how far in
a leadership that failed its own pur-
. poses. it is not for this day or this
generation to decide. Here. and now
a President. who gave his health and
his life for the right. as he saw it
is dead. Every American salutes the
,paseing of a great figure.
(New York Times)
When the man who in 1910 was
only a college teacher of whom
probably the German Emperor had
ne\ er heard was able in 1918 logo,
itlty the Kaiser that he must give-up
.hls throne—and did it with the wit-
ling delegation of that duty to him
by all the crowned heads and govern
ments among the allies—he might
have been excused for thinking that.
in Lord Roscbery's phrase abou’
Napoleon. he had tom the very
heart. out of human glory.
“‘hat is said to be the world’s
largest. steam bdiler has been in-
stalled in a. Detroit electric plant.
mug more than 29. 000 square feet
of heating surface and rating in ex~
cess of 9,200 horsepower.
AMIENS DRIVE .191
men WAltLORn:
.He has implanted the l : "
so deeply it. can never'he uprooted.
into complete reality. 1! his "fuliuu ‘
Here was. indeed. the great 1mg- ’ "
ior pointed out.
household labor has been decreased
by industry and invention,
have enlarged
000015115 51011
' .Make Team
The contract of Joe Glugmen .tor—
me:- second baseman at the Des
Motnee club o: the Western League,
‘ has been received by President
' Charles Ebbete. of the
TO HIM “WHAT A
l SHOULD SAY So! WHY. [MET
HIM THE. OTHER DAY— AN' 1 SAYS
FlNE DAY
THIS is JUDGE. BUCK. "'
quu ENJOY
HE SAYS "AH! 1'01““ 0:191
STUCK H15 CHEST our 325
EA IF HE HA9 MADE“ thlv-J
IT!”—
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Si
3
$847.90 1
“t: in. (tilts
It’llillS -
G H N
Avenue.
'lixlle. Dreyfus-See a
doctor or 28. recently.
forlthree years’ hospl f ‘
the Ecole deMedlclne.
is the first time in the h
institution that woman h
prize.
Mlle. DroyfurSee had
competitors. but carried
honors by a. large margin. .
Feminist circles in Paris co F ’
her success a. brilliant one a
I...
1922 l-TON FORD SUBURBAN
“'ith three extra leather seats.
This will make a fine cur [9|- any-
one "\ng in the country.
1923 JE‘VE'I- 'I‘ TOU RING
A real good car [or very little
money.
Time payments arranged to suite.
P. J. DI PIETRO
Flint Dealer
4'! “'cst Ave. Norwnlk. Conn.
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Bialto Theatre
triumph for the suttrage movcm
Commanadtn Alien. head of t "
“omen a auslllary police force .‘
London. England. is coming to Am H
methods. She is the first uniform
ed policewoman in England.
or getting houseniaids. American
or the servant class. a relic of medic-
vans‘m, Mrs. Alfred c. ruler. pre-
sident of the Chmago Women’ a club.
told Chicago club women attending
the fifth annual conference on house
hold management at Chicago recent.
ly. ~ - .
The last class or women to be
freed is the servant. class. Mrs. Tat-
As the drugery of
women
lea soon to study police routine anr *
instead of beuailing the difficulty
women should rejoice in the freeing
Every Day Is Somebody’s
Birthday
top in and look over our es-
sortment of ,
REETING CARDS
e Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
Instructionsanm-Dennl-
sonDept.
Vtakén
but th
their horizons and
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-man' Sends " in Gun--
‘ tract—JsExpeetedto
ananwsmn. Fla... Feb. 3.-—-
‘Brooklyn
ethanol“) is spefling the winter
cupatto 2
in: e .
£13....
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in helgh
wound .
batting a,
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w; oawsox. .11».
anew-rec?
NORWALK. eons.
;. BAXTER
. a mam STREET;-
13809618! -
a: 1323 v a. 8”.
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The plan
Robinson u
me:
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Textile Store
Special This Week 3
Breaded Silk Crepe in brown,
tan Navy and grey
$1.59 Y”
si‘f’ééwn
136 Washington Street. i
South NOI'WBIK. !
SEE MOORE
SEE BETTER
For
"Our perfect knowledge or optometry
enables us to act. as eye authorities!
in whom you can hate perfect con—i
tidence. "
Says Mr. Foresight
ms EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J, MOORE
muons-3151‘—
Keeiec Bldc. 153 Washington 51.
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‘teel’»
TEETH “1TH"!!! PLATE:
1 do palate" pructinns. no
matter how difficult. by NaD- a
Min". 1 the do both fixed and
removable bridges on reasonable 1
prices
-DR. SLOMAN
102 eve-111nm Street
Pin-93's. 81:15:94! 9. as.
South ‘m
“m and Russell:
Louis D. Mattern
“has: Bills.
WM Offline—Our” 8d;
Pam - TRADE-MARKS
norm-r» Affililflm
nll‘lllln so:
"V4.9? FOR
106R PLPCE
mar-1231917
who r-sj ‘. 1 -
The NASH. RAlMO
8: DEAN L0.
1". Flax Hill Bold
specials in our " ‘
all 525, 530 $35
$18. 95
All This Week
Main Cothing SW
135 Washington 9””
South \1 ”ML Coll-
Big
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transport‘fi'
Company
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New York antiN 81:33“
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South Non"ik
set w. emu so an”
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