Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 12, 1925 · page 3

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_ tho new Peremount euper oped-l ‘
luction which will b.3111 . three For Fridfly Evening the prom tor the coming even]: tione.

Richard Dix—Jacqueline Logan

will he provided entirely local . The prom-em will berth

Ggprge Kelly wk?“ et til-Io mmygoegx- '——C loll l) Preparing artists. m. Mao! mug, Nor— Iherp end denclnx w‘m uM

In '1 1"!"“ng “”2“” am“ 0f action la’id In Hell 8 Kitchen metal-ted upon the choice or um- mege Gathering :23; tgl?r?:re::?r:::'huw£uecu:d 32.24%?“ fifmms
MANHATTAN ’ “'1' menu: ‘0’ “1‘! W093" ehow- -‘--—‘- the eervlcee of Miss Beatrice Lound- entertainment committee in p a

“If.“ for ”Monhettenw ll “8""! 5“- Th'e member- of the South Nor- en. a. dancer: Mrs. Ralph Hunting- for on extra lei-2e gotherin‘o'!
the kind of n picture that particular welt club are planning. . Ladiee' ton. cuntrelto and Harold B. Knowi- here. their families and aloe“
people will enjoy Richhrfl Dix end Night to 5. mm next Friday eve- ee. baritone. Miss Miller will also there In no doubt that the owl-:1;
Jacqueline Logan ere the princlpeie nu; n. entgmlnment commito. ,render several songs. be In enjoyable one. a
of this mean adoption of Jeffrey tee hoe deported team the usual Jack Séideie Bridgeport orches- Some of Miss Mildred Aner'e
Fen-nor: "The Definite Object." ' canton of having outside plea: and Ltre will provlde instrumental eolec-lng pupils will also appear.

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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.

 

Illl RSDAY — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
A NEW BILL!
FIVE BIG ACTS VAUDEVILLE

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Agnes Ayres 1n “Tomorrow’ 5 Love” V

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_. Store "Ill! 6 O'clock Dell .
12-14 NO. MAIN" ST. rr—d“: ..... -. ..... Open 57
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The House Of huppenhelmer GOOd Chums Miss Julia. Sutherland nroo of Portland. Ore., won the $15,000 home \ i ‘

 

which was the first, prize in a national essay contcsh. More than 1,000,000
school children submitted essays on the contest subjert. “Home Lighting”

In the contc t, conducted in Norwalk by the Connecticut [113!!! Ind
JANUARY MARK DOWN ‘ Power company. sAllcc McCormick, 11-year-old student in the eighth grub
_ oi the Center Junior High mhool, won the $50 merchandise prime.

SALE W W1 mam

. Entire Winter Stock of ‘ - r B? T537915} l _ IgofifigiDCAEL

*. CroWd‘sl Crowds! Crowds!
COATS and DRESSES Eggespf:kgr%m§g863 anflur

Eager“ MIll End Shoppers
Radically Reduced " STUDWELL \

mm WM m .. '32:.ngngin 1.033“ T I p [ What does-1t prove! ~ . =—~——————
— 2nd The Mill End Sale actually saves 'money.

2 5 3rd It. offers you the things you know about.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2 619 PRIZES , “:1" 113% MW’ 1'2“ 121“" j" are usually sold
ARANG‘NG FR°M . ’f’ , .' ’9 "' ’2, ' . _ 5th You can depend upon the quality and wear
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$5 to $5,000.00 , ,f'fc" ,‘ ; “‘ ' ‘ »' a 1 - of the things you buy In the Mill End Sale. ' »
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Afflifihflfiflg $313 mEEtQ— 7 s . . a- 6th The savmgs are based on today’ 3 market prices.
ofienng cash prizes to the public for doing something 5 1 ‘y ( 3:2 . f ’1 r , §0 1»
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New; meaifeggljgmewmmwwm _ ,- _ - _ , .1 , chandise just us it stands back of its regular stock.
put the stamp of their approval upon Cross Word r; g ‘ " I"; ,1" ‘ ' ‘ i l
Xgontests, the Graphic, in the lead as ever, ofl'ersthe 0: 3'7 1 3' g; ‘ . ,
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tests of like nature. Twenty-five thousand dollars has ‘ ‘1‘ p “
been divided into 2619 cash prizes, ranging from $51. .1 _ ,,
‘0 $5 000.,00 to be awarded to successful cross word ;
puzzle solvers. This vast number of prizes gives every

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.man and woman who enters the contest a splendid . - . i * 7 ' no.1; - 1 _ ” " T. '
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