m Brown, of almost any
» - in the United States, was
.7 ' up on Wall street Wednesday
[Patrolman Thomas Dorney un-
the influence'ot intoxleants. He
~ a. good sleep over night in a, cell
the uptown polite station. Be-
ro Judge Nehemiah Condos in the
' wn city court, Brown proved he
I been an over-sens veteran in
ShQWox-id war. whereupon he was
“urged and. told. to leave the
9?-
3. 0, i
> é—“Danco away the blues"
celand Sat‘urday night—Adv.
' ~ . e e
E—Auto springs. Tilly’s—Adv.
7' .’ O O »
7 § Kr. and Mrs. Daniel peering, in,
‘5 in
'Levine street, were visitors
' gl‘a‘eport last evening.
- ‘ ‘. ..
at
for lawns and car-
Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
I :3 i—Fertilizer
gens. Alfred Brown.
' e
'7 _. Henry Jaco.by was a: business
. > or in New York City \Vednesday.
’3... Hit! Edith Bincowskie of Prospect
7 ivonue has accepted a. position in
W ew_ Iork. . 5
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»i 7
Prices of cool reduced, Harris ’&
iii-as.
.' go o e
71:, Hr. Ind Mrs. Stacy Ellis and
liters Beatrice and Nan of Pro-
iidence. R. 1.. are guests or Mr.
l 6 Mrs. John V. Moore of Van
on avenue.
‘ ' .0._ 0. s .
-' F“Dance away the blues" at
, panceland Saturday night—Adv.
e e 0
".Floyd E. Philsby and Sidney J.
Eldred. students at Yale. were guests
I! mend: in the First district \Vcd-
hesday evening.
, O I U
‘7 —-Buy Your Vlctroia. on. our Club
run—m about it at Donnelly’n.
, g e o
, Oliver Booth of Yonkers. N. "‘13..
fine a business visitor in the Second
district Monday. .
f e e e
-—Speciax_ior Friday: Roe Shad
I50, Buck Shad 25c and Blue Fish
30¢. All kinds of fresh fish at rea-
lonablo prices. James A. Ghiotto.
fiz'l Washington strcct.—Adv.
’ I O O
V Manuel Tariov 0t Mytrio street
has purchasedf. Ford sedan.
I 0
-—Sheep manure and agricultural
lime for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
O O C
Mr. and Mrs. Ed’gar Reed of East
)venue are entertaining Mrs. Reed's
”or. Miss Milicent E. “'att-s of
glugusta, Maine. Miss “‘atts is a
dent at Columbia. University, New
' or]: City,
; o
1 -—“Dance away the blues"
Danceiand Saturday nighL—Adv.
a
at
- "e e e
; Edgar A. “‘hittakcr of New Ho.-
xj‘en is 8. business visitor in the First
Ind Second district today.
‘2‘- o o o,
it; .—-Dreamy moonlight waltzcs with
that Old Gang of Mine. Saturday
hight. Toyn Assembly Hall.
2 . C C
'1: George Adams of “’oodward ave-
L e is entertaining over the week-
d Milton and Bert liollam of Rye.
or: Iork.
a-‘--—“Da.nce away the
I o e
blues" at
finneeland Saturday night—Adv.
p e o
.‘z’. 'A'. Colyar of Bridgeport was a. busi-
hose visitor in Nor-walk yesterday.
‘ 0 O C
'l-
’3 Prices of coal rcduccd, non-is &
film.
‘3‘ ' . .
; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson of
in: Hill road are visiting friends in
titer-bury.
e o e
Z 3—Dance Saturday night. Town As-
iernbly Hall..l\iuslc Cameo Six 0r-
guestra. . . .
f: Mrs. Joseph H. Sloman and Mrs.
”Ivid Sachs were visitors in New
Cork City yesterday
7’ C .
..
Li's-"DSDCS away the blues" at
mceland Saturday night—Adv.
\ fin . C 0
3' Mr. and Mrs. George Lennon and
3:. and Mrs. Louis Glynn or Stam-
Qrd were guests last evening of Mr.
god 351’]. Howard Seymour 0! Main
greet.
#3 ., l ‘ '
.3? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Benjamin
S?! Prospect avenue have purchased
g Essex coach;
a
. . s
,' 49. our special priced set. of
. fifth. Jon“. ~3.20.00. Donneily's.
- e e e
E
G‘ Kr. and Mrs. Howard Knapp of
verside avenue are entertaining
daughter-ln-law. Mrs. T.
m Knapp of Ashley, Pa.
_ lbs. I. Hoyt and daughter Julieta
_ n taken up their residence at
,‘Royoi James Inn until their
. in Cedar street is ready for
“CY.
. e e
.c-é'roys. Favors and Gifts. Second
2
a
qI
."
W
o"
pendulum”
mummy?
dilemma
Mr. H. Bate E: Commerce 'streel:
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. S.
Paris of New .York .City.
fir. and Mrs. Leonard ,Minor of
Wilson Point road are entertaining
over the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Steele. Miss Barbara. Steele
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beardsley
and daughter Joan. all of Atlantic
City. New Jersey;
Prices of coal reduced, Harris/st
Guns.
3 e 0
Richard Stull. st dent at Fordham
law school. New ork City. is ex:
pected to spend the Easter recess
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Stull 0t W'ilton avenue.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Bailey at
Bonsonhurst, Brooklyn, are guests
of Mrs: Russell P. Craft .0: Harbor
View Beach. .
u g \
-Spring showing of sport and
dress hats. Joel Hat *8 hop. 2!
Franklin St., S. Norwalk.——Adv.
O C a
e e 3
Miss Alice Schubert of moi Royal
James Inn is recuperating from mas-
toiditis. . .
0
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews
and family have changed their resi-
dence from \Vest avenue to Sclr liiil.
\V’innipauk.
.! ll
Albert IWarner, of “feet Main
street; Julius Roisuan, ot Grandvlew
avenue and Edwin Stephens, of Van
Buren avenue, wcrc visitors in
Bridgeport. Saturday evening. where
they attended the dance. at the Ritz
in Black Rock.
0 ‘0 I
The~ League of \V’omcn Voters ro-
ncws its invitation to all the organ-
izations that were asked to attend
the February meeting to hear Dr.
Gruening speak on our relations
with Latin America. All wishing
to attend the lunch to be held at
the Country Club are asked to have
reservations in as soon as possible.
The luncheon will be Is vcd at
12:45. Applications should be made
to Mrs. A. M. Fechheimer, telephone
824. The afternoon session begins
promptly at 2 o'clock. '
t t 0
Richard II. Golden of Taylor 8:
Golden, returned to his office this
morning. after being confined to his
home for the past tWO weeks with
a severe cold.
e e e.
Miss Catherine \Vcafcr of New
York city is visiting her mother Mrs.
Rose \Vcafcr of Stuart avenue.
O O 0
Louis Serrano of Laura street and
Anthony Munio of Blake street were
visitors in New York city. yesterday.
O O C
John Luckay of Kossuth street is
confined to his home suffering from
injuries sustained recently while at
work in the Nash Engineering com-
Dims.
e o e
Bliss Julia. Kish oi‘ Loxlngton avo-
nue has recovered from hcr recent
illness and rcturned to her duties
with the Southern New England
telephone company.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sccbcr of
Flax Hill road spent sestcrdzly in
New, .York city.
I EAST NORWALK
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jarvis of Son-
vimv nvcnuc have lxr‘cu outcrmlninzr
Mrs. Suszm lllllvn‘ and son Charlene
of Cornwall.
9
The \\'Oiil;\li's"(;uihi of the Christ
church is holding :1 food in
Fay's market, \':in Zundt street, this
afternoon.
sale
The Neighborhood social evening
was discontinued at the Christ church
during Loni, 'but will be resumed
Easter Monday, April 21. As :1 part
of the program it is expected that
motion picturcs of the constructive
work being done- by the Near L‘nst
Relief will be shown.
C
0
-——-“Dance nivay the blues" at
Danceland Saturday night—Adv.
a
O 0
At the evenin. r-r-rvlccs at the
Christ church tonight there will be
an illustrated lecture on "Blue
Ridge Mountains." The services will
start at 7:45 O‘clock and will be
followed by the regular weekly rc-
hearsai Of the choir.
O C 0
Friends of Miss Charlotte Jervis.
student at the Danbury State Normal
school. will be sorry to hear that she
is confined to her home in Scavlew
avenue. by illness. -
o e
A card party and dance will‘ be
given at Community hall, Monday
evening, under the auspices of the
East Norwalk Improvement associa-
tion. There will be special music for
the dancing. There will also be
prizes for each table oi! cards. The
proceeds will be added to the fund
Says a prominent} man: .
puts into saving measures his linger in every-
thing he norm-takes."
now being raised to build a tence and
‘make other improvements in the os-
, its Semidnonthly
‘ City Briefs and Personal Mention, '
tee arranging the party asks the co—
operation of every member of the or-
ganization.“ so that this anair wili be.
as successful as the ones given in
the past under the auspices of the as-
sociation. .
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“ John, Itisko of Van Zondt street
has purchased a. new truck.
t t C
Darius Miller, 2nd, who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Jarvis of Seaview avenue. has return-
studics at the Choato Preparatory
school.
. o ’o 0
Miss Katherine Jackson of First
street has recovered from her recent.
illness and returned to her studies at
the Norwalk High school. .
I DAREN' ]
Mrs. E. G. Evans of Linden ave-
nue. Noroton Heights is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Ring of New York,
for a. few days.
e
Mrs. Elliott of Noroton avenue.
Noroton Heights, is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Andrew Buttery of New
Haven for several days.
‘ I t 0
Mrs. John Fairbanks of Old King's
Highway attended the funeral Thurs-
day of her cousin, Miss Phebe Dow
of South Norwalk.
t O O
James.F. “'illlams of Post Road
has been summoned for jury duty at
the Supreme court_ Bridgeport.
O O I
“‘ilson Crotoot has returned to
Cornell after spending several days
with. his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Crofoot of New “’ater
Linc, Noroton. .
O
b
I 3
Mrs. “'illintn E. Ashton of Linden
avenue. Noroton Heights. is confined
to hcr home with pneumonia.
0 O
The Thursday l-Zvcning Club mot
at the home of Mrs. Nathan 6. Finch
of Academy street. yesterday.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin and
family. who spent than-inter in Ml-
nml. have returned to their home
in Noroton Heights.
0 0 C
The Ladies‘ Aid society of the Me-
thodist Episcopal church of Daricu
held a. meeting at the home of Mrs.
Scnbold Thursday afternoon.
0 O O ’
Miss Mary Crotoot has reiurnm‘l to
her studies at Connecticut college.
New London, after spending several
days with her parents at Nifur “later
Lane. Noroton.
o e
The rcgular monthly meeting of
tho. Norman hniglus Ladics Auxm-
:Iry was held Monday c-vcnlng in (he
iircmcn‘s hail. At this meeting the
clocllou of. Olliccrs took place. The
omccrs for tho comink your are:
l’rcsidcnt. Mrs. James Morrison;
vice president. Mrs. llvrh-‘rt Ruscuc:
secretary. Miss Drila Callahan and
treasurer. Mrs. Chm-ins Uttmcr.
; ROWAY ’le "e,
list church will meet at the home
of Miss Uvrlrudu limndu. iiow-
uglon avcmw, tonight for rchcursul.
U C t
Good Will society
lll‘lt‘llll;
homo of Mrs. Edgar L.
liowuyton nvcnut‘,
ll l‘llOt‘ll.
The will hold
at tho
Raymond.
,\\'cdncsduy ul-
0 O 3
There will be a meeting of the
i‘onanuuil)‘ Brotherhood in the
lzowuylun Baptist church tonight at
fight o'clock. All members are
urged to attend as several mat-
ters of importance are to be dis-
CUCb‘.’LI.
- O
The llowayton Young Married
People's Association is arranging to
give a dance for the members and
their friends at the Ilowaylon Hose
Company's hull, Saturday, April 26."
C O 0
Mrs. Mary Scolleld. ot Rowayion
:ivcnuc. is fishing at. the home of
her son. George Sconcld. Garner
street. 80th Nor-walk. where she
is convulcsccncing from her recent
illness.
0
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. Stevens. of
McKinley place. have had a. radio
installed in their home.
,0 o 0
—"Dance away the blues"
Danccland Saturday night—Adv.
at
O O 0
The condition of Stanton rHart,
ho Buttered a paralytic stroke a
cor months ago, remains unchanged.
. Mr. Hart is confined at the home or
‘Mr. and Mrs. Sanford _\\‘icks. on
Crockett street. , ,
,. .e e ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kay, or
Crockett street had as their recent
guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crockett
and children, of New Haven.
I I 3
Friends of Samuel Hall. of Row-
ayton avenue. will be pleased to
'sociation's property. The commit-
" A MEASURE :OF. POWER
“The power. a man
hear that he has recovered from his
, reccent illness. '
T
the Rewsyton meat‘murket. -
. t t O
pany Were hosts at a roast beef sup-
per to the Pioneer Hook and Ladder
ed to \Vnillngiord and resumed his company Wednesday
the Compo fire fighters proved be-
yond doubt than what they lack » in
knowledge of pinoolile
more than made up in knowing how
to provide for the inner man.
200 firemen and guests sat down to
the spread and enjoyed not only a
good dinner. but plenty
speaking and entertainment.
marks were made by Chief Francis
P. Dunnlgan;
seph Feeney. John P. McCormack.
Capt. Harold Baker.
and Henry Linchiler.
dress the Combos were the subject
of many good-natured jibes for their
poor tact
Pioneers in a. piuochle tournament.
The entertainment consisted of'
score of singers and shoe dancers.
O I 3
case or George \i'right of 410 Moun-_
lain Grove street. Bridgeport. charg-
cd with operating a. motor vehicle
was continued by Deputy Judge Jo.
scph Adams in town court yesterday
for hearing next Thursday.
pcnrcd for \Vright.‘
his car into the rcar of an
camp" car owned by Philip Arnold.
on the Post i‘Ullil lust Sunday night.
street has returned to the Connecti-
'i‘lio choir of the Rounyton Bnp- .
Arthur Ijadrigan‘, of Rowayton
avenue. has tokens position with
Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Leach. of
Brooklyn have returned to their
home following a. visit with Mr. and
Mrs. H. ,W. Cole, or Rowayton ave~
kulrou
Members of Comp’o Engine com-
nlght. and
playing is
About
of good
Re—
Assistunt Chief. Jo-
Iicnry Downs
In tho ud-
in engaging with x the
a
'At the request o£ his counsel. the
while under the influcucc of liquor,
Attor-
ney Samuel Reich of Bridgeport ap‘.
\Vright's ar-
rest took place after he had driven
“auto
t t O
Mrs. llrrbrrt P. Doors, of Bar-
berry Lune, has left for Detroit.
where she will visit. her sons.
. 0 O O
3&5 Dorothy Iluljbcll,
huh visiting her purcnls,
Mrs. Prod 13.. lmbbcll
who has
Mr. and
of Canal
cut College for Women at New Lon-
don.-
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Townsend. of
Now York City, luu'c utlcncd their
Norili Main strccl home for tile sum~
mcr.
O
The Lilli-.2 Thanh: Illll}cl"5 will
give a. bcnclit, pcri’ornmucc for the
\chtport l‘llllllt' library. the cmcf
play to be “Hrlpprvsuwl il-xires.”
The rest of lho hill wail in: made up
of "Tux; Can l'ln" a: ‘l'lm: Game"
and “Yr-How lit-:2 . Miss Mar!
Asmnlh “ill lm the director.
C O ‘
Miss Florence Banks. of Clinton
nxcnuc, has I'clurzzul from New
York “hm-.- slao 323:. 1.“:in fishing;
for sexual do} .u. '
o e e
Louis Adams. of (fornrll univer—
sity. is \lsilmg: l.' father. Deputy
.lullsc Josrph Adams. on Long Lots
road.
I e e
The Junior class of the Staples
incl. school “:31 present its first
(liliiuill play. “(Stern Stockings". in
the Y. M. C. A. on Friday. May 2.
Miss Dorothy Hanson and Samuel
()‘xvll of the school faculty, arc
coughing, 'i‘lio cziel mill include this
following: l‘onuld I‘lclifiul‘l. Eduard
Post, “filter Ennis, Joseph Laur-
r:iri, Joseph Uutmvvilcr. Edwin
Starbuck. Sully Marshall. Evelyn
(‘lm‘lstinsom Blurxarrt “post, Doro-
thy Lyon. \‘mlct Luv-re
lililiidslil) 13' BOND
IZdu'uril .\'i \vlun who was ul'l‘f‘slcd
on last Saturday vvcnixzrz. by Patrol-
man Bocnlsch on the cliarrzn of car—
rying concmilr‘d \vrnpmis and who in—
ter admittvd lo the police. ilmt he
had entered the home of Mrs. Lotus;
Nash, was yr'stordny released under;
bonds of $1,500 pending until the.
next term of the Criminal court. 1
s
l
NEW SILK
DRESSES
an 9 GR
L}, GOLDEN
So. N orwalk
GARDEN ‘
AND LAWN/m
loom
Time to buy Garden
Tools and Supplies
Our assortment of garden
and lawn tools is now com-
plete and offers a. choice of
. unusually well made and
handy implements for pre-
paring, planting and culti-
vating lawns and gardens. ‘
Spading Forks
Steel Rakes
Spades, Hoes
Wooden Lawn Rakes
Lawn Seed
. Garden Seeds, 'etc.
Prices Are very Reasonable
RIGHT N 0W
‘ American
Hardware Stores
crows.
should be shot whenever the oppor-
tunity arise: at this season of the
year.
and useful birds is now coming on
and it is at this time that the crow
beats through'the field and woods
seeking out. their nests and destroy-
l
68 Washington . St. ' ;
“Emil
' SAYS: 1.
. Edifor. Evening Sentinel.
Dear sir: In the interests or the
protection of some and ugetui birds
in our vicinity.» I would like to ask
the sportsmen and farmers of our
neighborhood to take some action
in trying to lesson the number of
These" predatory robbers
The nesting season for game
ing. their eggs and young. Game
commissioners of thirty-eight states
in the Union have found that the
crow is the worst enemy of game
and useful birds which flies. In
some places crows have picked out
the eyes of lambs and young calves
and also destroyed vast quantities
Q, , * "”“W
*-
., _ . . W. .gn—wffiv. .. ..
The crew is increasing in numbers
in my ports 0! the county. He
hunts all the time, like other grille”.
but he is especially destructive when
the birds are nesting. Some species
of crows have been known to wipe
out whole colonies or game birds in
certain localities.
It would be one ot the best things
possible for the some or this neigh-
borhood, it sportsmen and farmers
would devote some of their time at
this season of the year to shooting
crews and thus lessening their num-
bers.
Yours very truly.
R. H. -"GU8TAFSON.
Deputy Game Warden.
The Girl Scout movement in Wil-
ton made n propitious start Wednes-
day of this week. Thirty girls pre-
sented theraselves at th'Conzmga.
tional chap A! candidate: for mom-
berahlp with Mien Eleanor Jocks.
captain. and Mrs. C. 0. Elklnnd.
first lieutenant. They were received
and instructed by Mrs. Monroe of ;
Nor-walk, Scout. Counsellor. Much '
enthusiasm was shown and these
8
or poultry. eggs and young chicks.
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
Pair
_ BOYS’ DRESS SHOES
Pair
CHILDREN’S SHOES
Pair
MEN‘S ERESS CAPS
145 WASHINGTON ST.
BIG SALE
ON SHOES
Since they started work on making Washington;
street wider, people have not. been passing our store
in the numbers that they did before.
sale to BRING THEM OVER !
. ' FREE TOMORROW . ’7.
with every purchase we will give absolutely free
ONE CAN OF HAND SOAP.
NOTE THESE . PRICES:
MEN’S OXFORDS—Tan and Black.
Reg. $5.00 and $6.00 . . . . . . . ..
MEN’S‘WORKING SHOES
Solidleather.
.seee'o'oreeooo-eecnc
DR. MEYER’S HEALTH AND COM-
FORT 1N F.»LNT’S SHOES . . a”...
BOYS’ POLICE RAINCOATS
Each
Latest styles, reg. $2.00. 31'39
MAX BERGER
NEXT TO N. Y. BUTCHER MARKET.
Hence this
‘4‘
$3.95
..-.$1.95
. . . . . g.. . $4.95
$1.95
$1.39
$1.95,
$3.95.
I
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SO. NORWALK
YVY
WHOSE IZZY IS
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW ON
- ' BRUNSWICK RECORDS
HEAR THESE
2568—IT AIN’T GONNA RAIN NO MO’ ,
Played by Carl Fonton's Orchestra
Y!
i .
HE?
SOBBIN’ BLUES
, 2560—A SMILE WILL GO A LONG, LONG WAY
Played by Oriole Orchcstro
2563—HON_EY BABE
By Lymnn’s California Ambassador Hotel Orchestra
STEPPIN’ OUT , ,.
By Ben Krucgcrs Orchestra. W‘
3‘
.HULA LOU
«rev-2557.;YOU’RE IN KENTUCKY
SURE AS YOU’RE BORN
Ishem Jones' Orchesm
V
I
2562—HOME IN PASADENA i ’
CHILE BON BOM ‘ '
By Ben Imogene Orchestra
~2572—TWELVE O’CLOCK AT NIGHT
‘ ' 3! Ben Integers Grebe-m
5~- MY SWEETHEART " .
By Gene Bodermich's Orchestra.
Studwell Piano Co.
mQMANATsnLfiameON~mT~Hm. ' .
moron and amusement ‘
rPIANOs; ‘& PLAYER-PIANOS
Sandra and Brunswick Phonographs ,
Tf-o‘
you are
anion: when are Hrs- Jlerwin. hire. deooo there. _
Williams. and Mrs. Xodjbonotr. are » o . .
much encouusod to proceed. The w. “a M". Seth L. Gillan“
girls will meet again Wednesday at
the chapel.
Stanton 'Goley attended
dialers' convention st Hartford this
week.
man were again in South Killian
over the week-end.
. I
Wilton nurseries.
dora. Penn.
ered to Mr. Cook of Ann Arbor.
. A—V
mgr-norm 11. rm ,f
men. who Is holding a flu
, ('7.
.4
maxi-m: the merchant.
were visited early in the week 1
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson.
Hurlbutt street. and Mr. and it:
John Adelnrd and. daughter .1:
Bridgeport.
e lo
fred and Frank Bennett and
the ice
e I o
Thomas Huffy and Mr. and 3;.
Doerhoefer. all of Brooklyn, .\‘.?‘
were recent guests of Mr. and 1;
J. C. Van Helsingcn.
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An American company is buitdlq
at Tientisin the first plant to local}
produce standard wool yarns for thy
rapidly gro‘ving carpet indus:r:,- -
northern Chino.
o I I
Mr. and ‘Mrs Alexander Bahllcker-
‘o
J. C. Van Helninzen. of the South
has just recevied
car-load of evergreens from An-
These are to be deliv-
Iigation on your the
"EASY” method of washing clothes by mm ofl
{Airflow-e and Sm‘ The revolving “cm;
wpsmovenpanddownsixtytimes W’
3r: abdownftitzoke thryforce thewater
e o -—on the stroke they
sud: the water Imagh theupmah. Th'n
efiaent' method of washing
0
DONNELLY’
16-18 so MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 195 for Salesman to Call and Tell You
More About It. '-
Extra LOW Prices on
Extra Good Furniture
This is all very high quality furniture priced very
low. It is all of the newest styles in the latest f'm-
ishes. The prices quoted are from 10 to 29“.
lower than the real worth of the pieces. Satisfy
yourself—pay us a visit.
Velour Overstuffed Living
Room Suite $125.00
a
.F
l
\.
Re rigerators
312.93
puts this food
and m o n c y
saving refrig-
erator i n t 0
your 11 o In e.
O r d e r yours
tomorrOrr,
5..___ __._...__. L
This is a splendid value. A soft
downy overstuffed living room
suite Loose spring cushions.
Made in a combination of plain
and figured velours either blue
or mulberry. The wood parts
$12.95 are mahogany finish. .Very spe-
Lal‘sc dresser cial at $125.00. , it “v" V
with. adjusts. J .
\ I" ’_ V»
Two-Tone Walnut 1 .
Bed Room Suite $195.00
blo mirror. .
Beautiful wal. 5‘ 3'
nut. finish. Ex. ~
ire. special at
this low price.
Library r table
of neat' design.
Brown mahog-
Tlie major part of this bedroom suite
any. dull is finished in a dark walnut willful!
mbgfi-gsfu‘“ corner posts and other slight trimmmts
. D.
' in a light American finish. Dc>ignri
after theJJouis XVI period. ., The sun '
as illustrated is now selling at $190.00.
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White enamel.
ed steel bed. _
Continuous
posts are two
J’s-iced
Norwalk Chronicler