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THE SENTIN'EI.
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[nit-clarion to You Some of the
SECOND PRIZE
GET THE ANSWERS
Fuss—$50 IN VALUABLE PRIZES
WHO’S WHO AND WHY
Who Make Up the Business Interests of Norwalk
FIRST PRIZE VALUED AT $25.00
THIRD PRIZE VALUED AT $10.00
orwalk
Live. Progressive Firms and Pmple
VALUE!) AT 3 1 5.00
ANYONE ('AN “'15
Knowledge
Competition
Following will be found a num-
ber of brief paragraphs bringing
out a few of the distinctive fea-
tures or characteristics of Nor-
malk's institutions. There is a
query or two in each paragraph.
'.‘0 the persons first answering
them nearest correctly in detail
will be given the prizes noted
above.
There is no guessing about
these.
Any of the parties sketched
here are privileged to answer sny
question you may ask. Hence
call in person or on the ’phone
and get the answers.
Answers may be sent by mail
or brought to this office any time
before next Thursday noon. Next
Saturday the sequel to this fea-
:\'.re V.) be publish-d.
eteryonc txcept the einpioyt es of
Phi: paper.
Address "Who's Who"
no The Sentinel.
Editor.
(Copyright 1):.) by Claude S.
‘ Moss.)
in gniug "\tno \uio s in Norualk
no attempt Will be made to give ex-
travagant praise. but an effort will
i »:-p the is..ue of this pupir
n3 :1..t you will see where you «
m‘ .e your mistakes.
.lie coinpt‘titioh is opn to
why we make special mention of Dr.
Castellano.
123 W‘ashington street.
noted. and- how long established.
(5) At the K. A. Polhemus estab-
lishment. located at 61 No. Main St..
you will find‘a collection represent-
ing the master makers of the best
hats. This is the home of high grade
inillinery. The work. which. is all
especially done, is overseen by the
owner of the establishment. who has
had years of experience in this work.
ltarely. indeed, has there been a
as this shop offers. 'iheir hats are
different from any that have ever
been shown. with the exquisite
types. from fancy novelties to large
picture hats and pattern hats. the
owner of the store makes it a rule to
give the best‘mssible in style and
quality. and will stand back of every-
thing she does. 'ihis shop has won
many friends and customers by giv-
.ng carclul COflfldcrallOn of each per-
son it wants. it e all can't win beau~
1y pi.4.03, but we can add much to
our Illi‘atJLthJles's by choosing huts
here. if you are not sure that you
can p.c.( a hat yourself. you can rely
upon suggestions received here. Give
range in price, of their snowmg Oi
spring hats. also what make of high
yet without sacrnice of style or qual.
ity. ’l'liese essentials. together with
and an understanding of the flame
of the discriminating woman of re-
fined tastes with an eye to value as
well. In offering you readers of the
Sentinel the same merchandise that
you will find only in the exclusive
shops in the big cities. It is the ear-
nest desire of the management to
merit the appreciation and patronage
of the buying public. Courteous and
attentive service and an honest bur-
pose to please. tend to make your
shopping here both profitable and
pleasant. After you have called we
want you to tell us the location of
this shop. the hosiery they are fea-
turing and the range in price of their
corsets. f
long has this store been established.
also what rubber goods are fea-
tured? '
(15) One of the most up to date
music studies the writer has visited
is that of Donnellys Music Shop. In
their display rooms you will find a
large assortment of the various mu-
sical instruments.
well known Victor Talking Machine.
A large stock of the latest records
are always on hand.
them play» your latest selection for
you‘. They also have s. radio depart-
ment in which is handled the worlds
best sets. They install a set for you
in your home and demonstrate it.
In their band in-
ree of charge.
Featuring the
Call and have
You will find him at
From what
college of chiropractors is he grad-
ehance to buy such high grade hats
(10) Everything for the auto
Supply Co.
tomobiie this firm is a. boon.
ture. -
ply his place of business with all th
let.
for some new device that will add i
the pleasure of motoring.
improvements and the result is th
autoist can obtain all articles for iii
in stock will be obtained in a mini
mum loss.of time. The owner i
Norwalk because of his courteou
and square dealing; From th
smallest buyer to the biggest all or
twattd alike and patrons are ainny
What tire is this turn dlil.ribu‘.or :o
in Norwalk. and give lot'at.on 0
their store?
featured?
(11) The Hardware establish
Sentinel as the lioscnilcid
hardware and housvfurnishings
carried in stock by \Veeks Auto
To the driver of an an-
for
there is hardly a day that the ‘gold
bus" does not need some new furni-
The owner of this place has
an eye to please all his customers,
when he takes the trouble to sup-
acccssories necessary for the auto-
They are always on the lookout
This firm
keeps a sharp lookout on all new
comfort. Everything that is wanted
is sure'to be found there and if not
one of the moat-successful men in
satisfied when thf‘) leave this placl.
\t hat oil and gas nrei
ment known to you renders of the
Bros.
'1 th2ll‘ store is tiE.-\l)t¢LAil'il:.‘llS for
is strument department you will fin
tsining to music. In
they feature, oifice supplies. station
cry. engraving.
e stationery store.
store is located. when
0
(16) There is one transfer in So
0
s service.
3
e
e
s
roads. Their storage
r
f
lt'li'pliufie b‘o. horwaik.
Soil at 203 W. 20th S&.
$3.900 hats are featured at this holds an important place in the bus- ; and all the main trucking and haul-
“ . _ . ________‘ miss flCKlbsttt‘S or, south hot-walk. ing is done by them. ihe express
to) ”ermmu that “be! not and in guing "Fullle \5 ill) and men are We” ilk‘d wherever they
[mm the N), out w shoe-buying and \vlll. ' in South .\or..u.k we eer— i come to do a Job. for they are the
lainly wanted to include them.| most cheerful and courteous men
utmost to please.
suaphoncs. banjos. Clarinets. drums
and traps. in fact most anything per
connection
with their music department. they
have a stationery department. where
in fact everything
that goes to make up a first class
“'e are going to
ask our readers to tell us where this
established
and what radio they are featuring?
Norwalk for long and short distance
hauling that stands out prominently
over most of all others. due to the
fact that they are so well equipped
will: trucks and give such reliable
They feature a daily ex-
press service to New York city. also
all trunks and luggage to all rul-
war-crowns.
their furniture vans and their auto
service make this an outstanding es-
tablishment. The Hershlicid Trans-
portation Company is weilmkuown to
you read“. and if you ever want
mom in a hurry Just call :94 on the,
or Littusza
N. r. on.
then you will understand what quick
service really means. This transfer
has been established here for years
you can meet. always doing their
When they han-
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pay or gloves. hosiery. underwear plate without a line of sundries. and (ward principles upon which they op-
land corsets show extreme good'taste this pharmacy is no exception. How erato.- This market is an example of
absolute cleanliness. is light. airy.
well arranged with modern frigcrn-
tion facilities—in feet the whole at-
mosphere of the place is inviting
throughout. A full line of strictly
fresh provisions are also featured.
The particular house wife is sure to
have her wants supplied here to her
entire satisfaction. The proprietor
is recognised as a reliable business
man of sterling worth and character
We want you readers to tell how
long he has been identified with the
meet business. also give location of
his other stores.
(21) In every town there is an
outstanding establishment that is ne-
ver quite satisfied in following the
general trend of activity.
is to tell of the live. progressive
firms who make the business inte
nets of Norwalk. The electrical corr-
tractors and engineers who are the
subjects of this article are qualified
in every way to deliver the kind of
service you are now entitled to ex-
pect. Whatever you do. avoid in-
ferior electrical contracting service
Just as you would avoid inferior serv-
ice in any other line. You save both
time and money and will be supplied
with Guaranteed Workmanship.
Standard Materhls and Reliable Ser-
vice. The firm we are writing. about
is F. M. Cullen Company. Let this
concern figure with you on your
work. This firm handles the famous
G. R. 8. washing machine. also the
Royal vacuum cleaner. You readers
wil find that he is a live wire. cort-
eous and prompt in all his business
dealings. We want you to tell us
when stablished and the Price of
the G. . S. washer they are featur-
ing. also tell us what make of elect-
ric fixtures are featured.
(22) This article is about an up
to date Automotive Electric and Uni--
tery Service Station that is well and
favorably known to probably n ma-
Jority of readers of The Sentinel.
We are referring to the one at 49
“'est Ave. ’l‘ht-ir equipment. exper-
ience and knowledge enable them to
turn out first class guaranteed work
in evt-ry instance. No job is brought
in that is not g'uvn n. centpivio go-
ing over and when slumped pith
their approval. it will stand up un-
dl‘l' any kind of tr-st. They also fril-
d
I
our work-
econom’ and for satisfactory service
and the people of South Not-walk by
their quick response to his offerings.
and their ready acceptance and rc
cognition of true values. have .pr0\
on that there is a lot in name aft:
all. when it is backed up by worth
As mentioned before. the owner hat
his schooling in the profession to:
thirty years in New York city and
environs. This experience ha:
brought him a knowledge of ever.
branch of the business—Dry Good:
Notions. Hosiery. Childrens' “'aro
Toys. House furnishings etc. Apply»
ing the principles he has always
practiced, he made it a point to buy
only the best so thst his growing
clientel of purchasers could cast
worry and doubt as to quality behind
them when purchasing articles in
his store. What is its location? How
long established, also name of own-
er.
l BRIDGEPORT
WOMEN VOTERS
' CHANGE NAME
To Be Known As Wo-
men’s Civic League
In Effort to Broaden
Work
BRIDGEPORT. Fri). ll.-—To pen~
etrsie further into the needs of this
community. to reach more persons
and to localize its sctiiviit-s. Bridge—
port l.-.aguc of \Vomt-n voters has
oiliclaliy and with almost th eunani-
mull. consent of its members chang-
ed its name to the Women's Civic
League of Bridgeport, according to
it sullen-uni issued last night by its
‘H'Lyldiut. Airs. AliullJW it. bmiih.
the mum is balm-cu to be more do-
eciupinc oi [no “out Which tho
lcagiivs humid and “ishes to under—
tlits theatre should
e ‘ve. courteous and attentive service and _ . '
be 5”“??- to Iv)?” so‘meOIX ur111! ‘(find on into!“ gent knowi wigs of Proper “W” large and compete smelt con-l d1” your furniture 5°“ ”9 assured ture A well known batter." and art!
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a wide area as a. master in this 1,113.; the basis of the mm s policy. t s
oliicers '.’
(2) Frank Lauder Jewelry store
is noted tor its splendid Bill. Ut.'l8C‘
tions. '1 lioy mil welcome the oppor-
tunity to aid you in the selection of
what is appropriate and picustng.
and tins attentive and courteous
sert ice is cheerfully available. at all
times. "their complete stock of Jew-
elry. Silverware, art goods. etc.. has
been selected \“illl taste and further-
more. you readers “‘ill find their
prices within reach of all. '1 hey also
do expert watch repairing. Whether
it is a wedding’or something suit-
able for a birthday or other anniver-
sary gilt. you are sure of finding it
here, 'ihe owner is a substantial
business man and respected citizen,
who enJoys many “arm friendships.
in and out of business. We are going
to ask you readers to tell us where
this up-to-date Jewelry Store is lo—
cated? Tell us also what range in
price covers their attractive showing
of women's wrist watches. What
well known make of silverware is
featured? What. well known line
of pearls is featured?
(3) in noting "Who’s Who and
Way' in nor-waits the writer does not
mean to exaggerate but merely to
bring out a few of the important fea-
tures of each firm who save at all
times endeavored to maintain a high
prestige in their respective lines. in-
cluded in this list we wish to men-
tion the up-toodate establishment
known to you readers as Sterling
Furniture Co. Headed by progres-
sive business men. it is not difficult
to understand. the prestige that this
company enjoys in Norwalk and
community. in close touch with the
floor covering and furniture markets
their showmg at all times embraces
the newest and best. Whether it is
in their L‘Jin t, linolet in or luriutul‘e
u-¢).‘.l'llll ui. each udfiai‘ti‘uenl 18 Culli-
p.-.c. The service you readers Will
find to be prompt. and courteous,
whit poisoniu supervision 'of the
Emaiiagement. that insures pleasing
' eatmtaction in every instance. We
want you readers to find out when
"this business was established? Give
[ range in price covering their showing
of parlor suites. ‘
(4) The introduction into the
professional world not. so many years
_ ago 0 the chiropractor awakened
3 gr t deal of skepticism in the
public mind as to the eulciency of
. ;_this way of treating human tile and
' those Who came to practice aschiro-
practoi‘s unrivalled against both
it; ..t ¢,.d cruicishi. u were there is
s‘i-bjlii't! or anesthetics With‘ the
' new: ayéltfim leasing to‘any part of
the bony were In :nvai‘iabiy a. dis-
ease in the organ ted by the nerves
so interfered With. it is pressure
that is usually the cause of disease
now in later life. Chiropractic ad-
. junimeuw relieve the pi'cl-Sul'. on the
‘ nerves and give the life currents lull
I ower of functioning without inter-
ference. p- : Hing nature to r-slore
Lb. these facts have become
recognized and the public litisllweii
lucid that the chiropractors .x«
p" fy'a new term ' of relief by
' amt-poured many sick and
' people. The chiropractor
.t’
luring, particularly at this time. Can
you tail us when this store was us-
tubiished and what shoes are tara—
lures.
(7) our articles featuring "Who's
who and Why" in Norwnik would
not be complete Without. the lnuillloll
of the leading concern of its kind in
the village—A. Cohen Paint and Pa-
per Store it has reached and llt‘ld
its leadership through sound busi-
ness incthous. lair dealings and by
offering quality merchandise. When
one thinks of paint their minds nu-
toniatically revert to this exclusive
establishment. ”l‘licy feature a well
known and popular make of paints,
painters' supplies. brushes. varnishes.
enamels. glass and the’nke. ' An ex-
clusive line of the newest in wall
paper designs is also carried. To
those of you readers who are not
familiar already with the advantages
offered by this progressive firm we
suggest coming to Headquarters. To
buy your paint at A. point store ls.n
good habit. After you readers have
called on them we want you to tell
us what make of paint they feature.
When was this business established?
Give exact location of new store to be
opened in Norwalk. IlllB store en-
Joys a reputation for honest values.
lair service and courteous and in-
telligent dealing. They have both
the technical and practical knowl-
edge that will prove of inestimabie
value to the average person when
buying paints or other decorative
material. This service is cheerfully
available at all times.
(8) There are two highly im-
portant points for a man to consider
before choosing the ‘piace at which
to have his car overhauled and re-
paired, The first point is to choose
a. place where he can get an honest
accounting of the amount of work
done on his car; the second paint is
a piece where they make a feature
of quick and reliable service. \Ve
have found a place which answers
our requirements. It is the Tilly
Auto 8: Carriage Works. You can
always get Ernest Tilly. the proprie—
tor, on the phone by calling 39. and
you will be answered with politeness
and courtesy. The success of their
motor coach work has been ‘due to
their fully equipped auto body re-
pair and painting department. and
the force of experienced and thor-
ough mechanics. who turn out first-
ciass work. guaranteed at all times.
They also carry a complete line of
auto springs in stock. The service
rendered. as well “the convenient
location. moses the gauge one of
the best patronized in this vicinity.
rou will iind the proprietor a square
man to do business with: he is al-
ways obliging and ever ready to take
care of your auto troubles with a real
smile. Give exact location and when
established. Find out how they
temper springs.
(9) A decidedly worth while and
xciusive shop will, prove of interest
to every one of you readers of Whos
Who and W by m Norwaik The wri.
tor is referring to the popular J. 1.
Maiittte Shop. These are many
items that Will tit-light. every woman
who admires beautiful lingerie. This
1
a mind that has dispaui «i
iii m 3.7 to ,
_ |
' "filly shop is fairly m erilowinz a!
'mo With the n: st sec-am Hp
grades of oil
Name the proprietor.
can feel sure that when you store
your car at the garage you don't
stores in So. Norwalk is the Piaisted
Drug Co.
the essentials necessary for an up-
to-date drug store and these essen-
tials are prominent in the complete
line of drugs and sundries on dis-
play.
nected with this .establishment
courteous. attentive and filled with a
genuine desire to please the cus-
tomers.
meat is in the hands of careful and
chmpetent pharmacists. and you are
assured of every prescription being
filled accurately.
complete line of drugs nnd chenil-
cals. stamnery. fountain pens. toilet
articles. cigars. candy.
that when they, buy their cosmetics
and beauty helps at the _
Drug 00.. Store they are assured of
gett‘ng 'nomnu but first class goods.
incss? Many have come to Wilriam
J. Moore, the optlcinn at 165 “'nsh-
ington Street. and obtained great re~
lit-f when troubled with eye defrcis.
His strict Attention to business and
skill in adjusting glasses won for
him a score of hundreds of friends.
l-lis charges have always been rea-
sonable and his work guaranteed.
You make no mistake when you
consult him. Prevent pain end ex-
pense by having your eyes examined
regularly. in this write-up he of
whom we speak is recognized to be
one of the best ’ optometrists and
opticians in South Norwalk by his
friends and the public of the loeal-
ity. How long line Mr. Moore .becn
practicing this profession? \Vhat
are the modern bifocal glasses that
Mr. Moore features? What is his
slogan? '
(13) There are two highly im-
portant points for a man to consid-
er before choosing the place at
which to have his car overhauled or
repaired. The first point of import—
ance is to assure himself as to the
ability of the mechanics. The sec-
ond point. is to convince himself
that he can trust the shop to give
him an honest accounting of the
amount of work that was actually
done on the car. The Regent Gar-
age otters all of these requirements.
If you readers of (he Sentinel are
not already fami‘lar with the class
of work turned it at the Regent
Garage. NOW is the time that you
give them I. trial and prove the
truth of the writer's claims. One
trial will convince you. They have
the experience. the knowledge. and
necessary equipment — SATISFAC:
TION GUARANTEED. Further-
more. you readers will nnd their
prices RIGHT and prompt and cour-
teous service in every instance. The
Regent Garage is the sales agent for
the Chandler. Peerless. also the
celebrated Cleveland automobile that
Just broke the world's continuous
running record for 1.000 miles. Aft-
er you have called. we want you
readers to tell us the exact location
of the Regent Garage. How many
do they feature?
They carry a
complete line of automobile acces-
sories. also caters to storage. You
under the personal supervision of
the owners. who thoroughly under-
stand their business. ' heir semi-
tinlsh work plays an important part
in their efforts to give the DK'OPIO of
Norwalk the best 'in laundry serv-
ice. as well as their rough. dry and
wet wash. We are going to ask our
readers to call and visit this plant.
as you are always welcome and they
will demonstrate the latest in inun-
dry equipment. Tell us the name of
the owners also when established.
,
(18) if you want a true like-
ness of yourself and want the pic-
ture finished in an artistic style.
don't fall to consult Photographer
Vincent. 70 80. Main Street. The
writer has had the opportunity of
seeing some of his work and does
not hesitate in saying that it is fully
equal to any he has seen anywhere.
The proprietor here is an artist in
every sense of the word. He enjoys
his work and pleases his many pat-
rons. which is evident in many of
the small but lmporlnnt details in
their portraits. which are often lack-
ing in "Just ptcturcs"—the ordinary
kind. He is particular in giving time
and attentiye service in securing
Just the right posture. expression
and lighting'el‘lect. The writer feels
certain that the many satisfied pat-
rons will wholly agree with him in
this. and to those of you good read-
ers who are not already familiar
with the work done at This studio
we say. arrange now for a sitting.
We want you to tell us the telephone
number and also how long this stu-
dio he: been stebllshed.
O
(19) New Etertigns In spring silks.
velveis and woolens. almost es nu-
merous this year as the proverbial
sands of the 'sea. accog-dlng to the
Pascale Silk Store's new stock the
\Vlio's Who man looked at this
morning. Here will be found every
conceivable color from the Ameri-
can. Japanese and Italian looms. all
worth while looking into if you en-
Joy beautiful silks. Many people
claim the owner has 'fluclt" in his
selection of merchandise. But this
successful business enterprise was
built up through careful planning
and through the ability to recognize
PrOmiSlnz quality merchandise.
This merchandise is purchased dio
have to worry about it.
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(14) One of the leading drug
They certainly understand
Furthermore. everyone con-
The prescription depart-
They feature .
etc. The
adie- of So. Norwaik should know
Plalsted
- "undies. Their wonderful dis 1
All modern drug stereo :re meant;
rect from the mill. thereby saving
the public the middleman’s profit.
They want to maintain their repute.-
tion they gained by slow growth
which has not been forced by arti-
ficial means. For years an excep—
tional and unusual reputation has
been developed and! today'thisvstore
is trusted by its hundreds of custom-
ers. This store's greatest asset is the
fact that it has always sold reliable
merchandise. 'lee full name of
manager and exact location.
——.—_____
(20) This article is addressed
particularly to you readers who are
not already familiar with the advent-
ages offered at the Schultz’s Senits.
ryruerlget. There are other markets
in. Nor-wall: but none where better
meats. fresh fish. or provisions are
sold or where they are kept under
better possible sanitary conditions.
This is true also of their prompt and
courteous service. and of their earn-
est desire to merit the good will of
every patron. Quality ‘méats and
poultry. honest prices. .and pissing
and affording selections at prices that
appeal to the most discriminating of
quality obtainable for th
fact the South Norwalk Mill Outlet
Stores Inc.. is a monument to the
mercantile world of Norwalk. To be
distinguished for age alone is. in a
man. a distinctiofi of doubtful value.
The owner and manager of the South
Not-walk Mill Outlet. Stores came to
u.- with a fine background
Achievement—s. b
live experience of
years inthe New
chandlsing. field. For years the: nin-
stood
to expect that
always be crowded” You rcmirrs
who have not had the pleasure of
witnessing a show at the l‘alm‘e
Theatre. our tip is. try it once and
after that it will be it msuhiy easy
dose to repent. ln harm: A wide-
awake show man tit the head. you
readers are nn’ered the opportunity
of seeing better and a. wider variety
of pictures than you ordinarily
would. The Palace Theatre is mak-
ing an earnest effort to please and
is always on the alert and watching
out for the interests and comforts of
their putt-ens. large and ronmv
seats insure absolute. comfort.
“hitch out for some of the good
things they have in store for you.
You are always its-tired of .1 full
afternoon or evening of solid en-
joymeni—botii
instructive one] on-
tertaining. What three super-rib
traction: are hooked for future
showing? Also name of the man-
2150!“?
M
(:4) Everyone knows the grief
and annoyance that is caused by dc-
fcdive plumbing and poor heating.
Consequently a dependable firm
specializing in this kind of work is
worthy of note. This paragraph
has reference to Just such a firm
here in Nor-walk who will take care
of your plumbing and heating trou-
bles. satisfaction guaranteed. “’9
are referring to Nelson M. White.
plumbing and heating engineers.
carrying a full line of supplies. heat-
ers. furnaces. They are specialists
in all kinds of sheet metal and cop-
per work. Their motto is .honcst
workmanship. fair dealing- and
prompt_service. Enjoy the comfort
derived from these important essen-
tials in the future. They also fea-
ture the well known Thatcher heat-
er and furnace and the celebrated
Triplex Gee Range. They will cheer-
fully give you an estimate on your
Job and can supply you with the
proper materials from their com-
plete line at all times. Phone them
for quick action. We want you
readers to give the exact location
and find out what well known bath
room fixtures are featured. Also
tell us the price of a complete Crane
Bath ropm outfit as shown in their
window.
--—._____.__.___
(25) The general store so common
in America is fast being supplanted
by the modern department store.
where exclusive lines oi. merchan-
dise are given their places. making
it convenient for the shopper to
make purchases and selections more
readily. We have in South Nor-walk
an up-to-dste and modern establish-
ment carrying lines of merchandise
buyers. This store is strictly modern'
in the last detail. and the lines of
‘l’riday. the 201b, a luncheon will he
Aliens Who Get Year.
vote of 213 to 19.
yesterday passed and sent to
Senate a bill
changes in the deportation laws.
sentntive Holaday. Republican. Illin-
ois. was taken up under rules pre-
venting amendment, limiting debate
to 40 minutes and requiring a. two- '
thirds vote for passage.
aliens
which the are sentenced to impri
sonnient for one year or more. or
tion. law violations. to briefer term
ll: ore.
under the present law and broad-
ens the ban on others.
taiu‘ and the change “iii help to
liroiitmn is work. although in no
u‘ay sunning it than int- Loiintgcli-
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.t-ii. 3. want it “MS liblI'ttl liltit such
.t \.l3~A-.L,l,‘ oi name “'uuhl” localize tiiu
«agile it) the (it), thus sitording
inc possibzmy oi CU-nllorallon of
(mar goups lor concuiiruttd civic
l_M':-tlllll1'nl.
inuuumw of :i prt/nnllllCI‘d mow-
znnt on the pad. oi the league to-
“.li'tl luml {lLtiUlh is llH: ammui
ni-nt oi a commune to study the
wists-situa- iuiis to in: brought and
air-.my lwioi'o stair lt-gisinlurm This
Cummilt‘e incliidts .‘ll‘b‘. Jtimcs
iluur..t-. chairman. Mrs. Andrew
i'omu-r. Mrs. \Vilmrd Fleck. Mrs.
.Lay Clark. and hits. liobt‘i‘t Cros-
by.
A second ('Ulllilllllt‘c will be nam-
0d lo tillciid fill.‘«'llllbs oi the Com-
mon coiincxl, whore matters of im-
portant interest to Cllthins here will
no studied. This body will be con-
situtmi by lulgllo nit-inborn from
ldCh dismict oi the oily. who “'lll (-i-
lllf‘f‘ attend thomsoncs. or be re-
Hmiismlc lL-i‘ the presence of repre-
[Fake Plea for New
’Armory in
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii
Nobby Suit Is
Beige And Jada
A lattice design worked out in
jade green and beige hash: is
the original feature of the frock
accompanying the ensemble suit
illustrated. Cost is beige with
jade trimmings and both cost
and dress are irin‘muxl with but-
ione combining the two allots.
New Haven
l. “'1‘. OLD. i‘ h. il.——-l.\i..rr,i-
ii :‘ ml'.‘ 6:11:35: 11 w site a nit-rue
in Nut; 1! n" n n'nl liziztn! a grand
it fore the (Tummitltc on Mi’ ial'yv
Ai'i‘uli's hrt‘e yustoi‘dny. .
Brig-Gen. J. J. iloczvnr)’. Folrmel
L. 1.. Field. (‘nloncl (‘irnrgo l5. Ha“.
.irij.~(‘mn. (:"WTK‘" M. Coir, Svizniqr‘
IA‘rwl-"rii‘k L. Ford and others up-
pear-ml and spoke in favor of thr‘;
New Haven armory. mm of the
speakers describing the present :irm-
cry tho-rt: as n "ruin. neithr'r lilsinrl-l
cnl nor picturesque." l’. S.
Himm Ringlinm. m hisinnzigurrilnr'l-
(lrv'ss as governor. favored ill" nr-u'
:trmm'y.
The Par-J n Learned
"An yo' my (int little iu'in holly
am it gal?" inquirvd Parson Jnnr-s 09
one or his color-mi fisivk.
"Yosenh."
".in' do other our.
Contrary sex?"
"Ynssah. She nm a gal
American Legion. \\'r‘cl<l:.'.
Am (in? of do,
farm"... 1
sen alive from their district. As soon
as the city has been (liSll'lCllZL‘ll, the
committee “ill be appointed.
Miss Sally lv‘anny Glt‘illOH. Sliltt'
organizer. will come to the city on
'i’utsdny. the leh to take up brad-
quariors. 'l'liat \vc-ek, lllltli‘l‘ her di-
iwiinn. the league will marshal its
iorccs lo exii‘nd district work. On
February Sale
Big reductions over our usual cr-
trcmely low DllCl‘S on furniture
stoves and all household goods
Come and take advantage or the
given for league xiicmbr-rs and oth-
ers interested in its work.
BILL Militia “
CHANGE m u. s.
DEPORTAllON
0 r More Sentence
Must Return to
Homeland
W'ASHINGTON.
Feb. 11.-—By a
the House late
the
making sweeping
The -measure sponsored by Repre
(It provides '“ for
convicted of
deportation of
olfenses for
with especial reference to prohlbu
legregating eighteen months 0:
The bill covers all clases of alter.
merchandise represent the . highest
e price. In
or
road combustion-
thirty , succeatui
for): general nter.
stentive'serviceare th straight on
‘1 9, $9!
' Silk Hosiery
rum. passion
.' $1.35
lllShadcl in Vega
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
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