m January at...
am. local men he investi-
, V . sites for the erection
city lilsiitiltisI to house all
municipal departments. ed-
ent in. the pmiect that has
hanging tire for several months
lly started on the was so
,looksuthoughinsiloroth
.‘a new building will soon be
, ed that will relieve the present
w‘dod conditions that m at
present in the Tova Hall. which
-ouse‘s the city departments at the
resent time.
With the erection of a new muni-
lnegt with the approval at the City
Board of Finance. work, would be
late this year and‘ the build-
puns advanced by various city citi-
es“ Would be two stories high. the
joining would be ready tor occu-
funny betel-e January 1. 1927. Where
the building will be located. should
its erection ,be decided upon. is a
aii'matter of much doubt. as many
‘ sites have been suggested. the most
,vleaslbls‘ one being the Harris tract
at the intersection of south Street
and Rippowarn Place and which.
according to report. could be pur-
linseed tor approximately $80,000.
5...TwotStamf0rd Banks
" Elect Their Oflicers
fi._a
STAMFORD. Jan. 14.—
. » Oflieers and directors at the Fidel-
it: Title & Trust Company were
“judged in the bank's headquarters
on ,Atlantic Street yesterday morn-
».lng. Louis J. Curtis was re-elected
V'President. John J. Cloonan. Vice-
‘Presideni. R. H. Gillespie. Second
secretary and Treasurer. The di-
rectors re~elected were Walter G.
Allen. John J. Cioonan. Louis J. Cur-
”Leis. w. Judson Delsp. R. H Gilles-
_nie. E. s. Miller. John Roberts.
{use 31.800deid. George H. Souls
and Dr. J. Howard staub.
The toilowing directors were re-
: elected at the annual meeting 0! the
First Stamford National Bank. which
‘ held Monday: Congressman
Schuyler Merritt. William W. Skiddy.
'Heury J. Warren. John B. Phillips.
Merlot C. Taylor. Charles D.
Lockwood. Joseph B. Swan. Clan-
,enes W. Bell.‘ Isaac M. Sconeid. J
leph A. Horne. Frank R. Bogard
- Deter. Mark WT.
" v 23701111111 and John C. 19111-0331.w
Marble Slab for’
Unknown Soldier
WAMGTON. Jan. 16. -- A
marble slab would replace the one
o! granite that covers the tomb of
incl-lows Unknown Soldier in Ar-
‘llncton National Cemetery. under
i bill introduced by Representative
5 Fish. Republican. New York. propos-
: log a “.000 appropriation for the
"‘ chance.
(. May Disband Order
«30313.an it—lt is understood
, that the Grand Orient Symbolic Rite
of Fee Masonry plans to disbsnd
; the organisation before the (Severn-
t's bill against secret societies is
, plead in Parliament.
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
‘- V IN FEW MINUTES
] Rheumatism. lnmbsgo. neuritis.
We. still neck. sore muscles.
mine. sprains .schinz Joints. When
‘ More tutoring so you can hardlr
Just try Red Pepper
peach-silos host as red poem and
sullen heat penetrates right down .
SW pain and nonfiction relief
as at once.
Just as soon as yeti apply Bed
Myer nub. you too] the tingling
“ML In three minutes thosore
is warmed through and through
on”. torture is gone.
V. Mes Md. Pepper deb. node
’ «a ”peers. costs little «Stay
store. Get 1. Jar at once. Be
‘ 'fiogetthegennina'with the
whence on every package.—
‘1!“ mainlinent at a core; ’
tips!- building. should the provesitlon _
which decorum: to present.
I Vice-President. and Edward N. rut;
,.
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"Starts Thursday, January 15, 1925 ‘ 1
THIS IS A REAL BUYING OPPORTUNITY AS IT INCLUDES ALL OF OUR HIGH GRADE FAIEIL AND WIN-
TER $3me FOR MEN AND BOYS. FOLLOWING ARE THE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS WHICH WE HAVE
4s
' MEFN’S SillleS , I Bogs SUITS JUVENILE SUITS ' JUVENILE OVERCOATS
ormer r ‘ 1‘ [new
$35. 540. $45. $50. . $13.50 gfio y$22.50 “mar” ~ $13.50 $15. and $18.
$3.50 and $6.50
Now Now
$22.50 $29. 50 ‘ $8.50 $13.50 . N... $7.50 M $9.50
$34.50 0 _ $17.50 $2.45 AND $4.45 AND $13.50
WW S SS WSS S WVERCOATS :S S S * . SE??? S _
5 Formerly ' 0 250a . * , Fermerly SCHOOL OVERCOATS
j" ‘ssmmssso ‘2'ng $1.45' $35.540.$50.end$65 ' l : .- Fowler!
N... mow 31° $1.95 $22.50N°’$29.50 « i“ ‘33:“
Now easel-IDIOI.
$3.509“? $5.00 $51»de $3.45 $34.50 $44.50 $13.50 AND$10.50
Now
Men’s Wool& sake Wool , MEN’S 75c AND $1.00 MEN’S GOLF HOSE I! , ‘ MEN’S $3.50
Regular $1.50 $2.00 . ‘ 55 . . . ONE'HALFPRICE _ 9‘ /
950‘ * “- ~ - $1 95 ‘~
_ ' 2 non $1.00 . . _ . . «. ,
BOYS-$1.60 , H - 30Ys'5150 " . Max:200 ,1.
GOLF 30.51? 100m HOSE ' UNION SUITS
“55" $1.00 . ,. 1 ; —-’» ' $1.05
21101; $1.00
Boys’Ksynee . ’ j ' . ~ - $0.50
WHITE 3L0USEs Broken Sizes In Me“ 8 ' .. TEDDY BEAR SUITS
ONEHAI‘FPRICE . Flannel Shirts Half Priced £3 . 0 $3.95
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