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'2L'i.c Librarys.‘
. ".1ll} Papers, 37;
~.:.a:tons; three
ihv‘m first
-I Lattt r Carrier
'_ “lih two
.m and Coast
wt Hospitals
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Parochial i
:‘_— Svhools for
me Privatel
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4 ‘11] .VOrWulk
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~ 1% 1:0” the fa.-
vr~. 'l'ht“ St.
'. . lunch of the
" vxtvtily mills.”
our! Rules Bike
Ha~ Rights on Roads'
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.1. “ol:.}' in tits-i
'1 against Clif—‘
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Cpil'alur who as-'
manly blow hi:
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' a. finding
1‘. I'nrvy of
who tell
railroad train
lmltllng the
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'r» l-l~ rial. The
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“'U'ml rails on the
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W'. RE Passenger
15-7. cm
villi)“: sun ovnnnaouno
m no Al'ul-LSSUBXES
HAYDEN ;
.iifTOMOBILE . '
WEST AVE. Ragga
{lb-Oil :lN'v rl-ill‘.‘ 'l,
:‘i‘tu: sunos mos-5.13s; L’- l i" I"
New secretllryo: "Agricult .
_, ramily M an, been. at 1-1 ome
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-f Kansas. takes a family of four. to
l6. Marian, H. and Ruth. 8. - Also
. .' i-lmc has been prestdent of the Rams:
guvmc MODEIS
, . The new secretary of agriculture, William M. .
\Vasliingon. lit: is seen with his wife and children, ‘
shown is the Jardine home in Manhattan. Ksn., where
State Agricultural Collcgr. '
DISEASE OF
,7 Files Attachm : 1 fur
. Stone Wall umzige
.in attachment for s i inst'
property of JON"rlll : . ml
. 'coun-u-tlon with a duly ion'
NEARLY ENDED‘ EXPOSITION
‘nlml in the office of ark
‘ ' :llf‘llit rt R. Smith.
'i'lm complain! anozr s a
W rcsuit m nets of thr- dw. lint _" v
Congressional S u I) -;
:. :tonc‘ “all hetu‘cen th ’lv
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Preparations for Nor-
GlRLSCOUTS
OF BASKETBAIJ.
High School Troop De-
.Thc various
hay
gem with outside troops. and hate i
. _ been holding inter-troop meets also.
On Saturday night Troop No. II. the
High School Troop.
Bornard, Captain. played the Centcri
Junior High at the Jefferson School. '
The Scout Troop won by 1 Score ofl
34-24.
Left Guard—Irene Hunt. I
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game.
again this Friday.
one for the
hold Valentine parties.
'31. Mrs. l’arnum Middlebrook. Cap-
tntn, hold its party ut the lli'lll‘; of
Mrs. llarncy of Lafayette Circle, thv
J‘ili'lll' 1' of who of the scouts of that
troop.
clinngml Vulvntincs. and sat down to
. a beautifully set table arranged b)
‘ .‘Il‘r.
feats Center Junior
High ,— Other News .
. And Notes
Girl Scout Troops}
been arranging basket-ball,
.\l rs. Preston
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Those in the linc-up were:
tight Guard—~Dorotliy Skelly.
ltunning Center—Genre Collins.
Jumping Center—Adele \‘an Sec}.
llight Forward—Marian Riordan. 1
Left Forward-—.\lurian Young.
Both teams put
.They hEVL‘ arranged to meet
The entire month has been a busy
Scouts. Tllrr‘u troops
Troop .\'o.
The girls played Kamrs. ox-
lm rncy.
THIN]! NU. "ll, Miss lilllfilN-lll
Simmons. Captain. lurid its luu‘ly tif-
("r the r"gt’ll:i.r “let'lll‘ig on thn ituh.
Thvy. loo. played games and had :1
general festii'e timc. followed by re.
freshmcnis.
Troop Nu. 1V. Misx halo Rvninn.
Captain. h"lll its afiair aflm.‘ a. moot-
in; at “hich thrI-e tenderi‘oot scouts
were imcstcd.
turt- of a surprise party given by the
Captain.
refreshments.
attractive decorations which added
a festive. air to the occasion.
This was in the nu-
Miss Benton iurnishcd all
She also made most
Adwriisc in The Sentinel for best
results.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk
Committee H e a r S g 331?}:xiiéilfifinirli‘i if: walk’s Annual Show
Report on Outbreak l ‘52:; ”W ”W“ °"" ”' Nearly Finished —-g
In State_~ .all???37.31.3339(331»; ”of Workers Are Busy ;
an);Hl‘ilr‘xlil-lxjulsnn‘l‘?}~\”n:”":2' inonl‘yxwlroil1 Pllsii: Kigali"? $1 With the opening of the Fashion.
ihr‘lr battle “gum” ii.“ dancerous ' and Canvlcc represent the Exposition under the auspices of the
European fowl post in I‘onnwrtlcuL;
“\\'o are grill“: ri<l oi the twist in ; No Picture AS ‘ \1 '
ConnecticutV cniinli." 1‘1. John 11.;
American Legion but a few days
away, much thll\‘le is taking place
. . . . . . , , ‘ l ‘ at tho l-prmuinn Headquarters.
...... ., Of Little l’fiulma . ,n . .
of Animal lnvllvsirv 1131-! a “increml .i wanna y cury oc. cu
in men'.~ and \\‘Om':ll.:§ apparel will
Slitllfll 5V}l'l."\_.7]lli'lllt‘r‘ lltllillnl: l‘."‘.’!l‘-l .- (‘4 ‘(1 .‘-. . "'3‘... i, _ ' -
inas on the Ll‘ Insi- it"s' :ml'rL‘l'TiallO“ . inn llloxtl'c'lvorrllif 1 gramltla‘: if b" ”I'lff‘lmwll 1.5 lilix'fiillt‘Olll 313;:
bill. "Tlt'd'" l.l.'~ in ' ll ng (Htll‘l‘Cilk '1‘l,.tnlol'u ROOM-u ll. thrfll. -r :11“ lug”; H:\;lih;:lilltdybnnos on the
th' re for Mir» 0 u. . k~-' -mniitcr. Alice Roosevelt 1.0: x. “S: tr: “‘31. Ch,” ”I: t'ishion prom-
‘ {A 'nllllillw .. m hi.ti1lIIS werr found l has rnfuscd to he photogra] en ‘1": ,1)”, i: to beiuniekor the out-
n ec “Hi! i . « lMil>"' .n - wt '- ~ 8 - ‘i' I l I
state of “ummfm m (luring Jann- l mills-“10:1“: :l‘“ bduoph’ol: f; standing touturcs at this year's ex~
position. Miss Hollywood. who will
31"" "‘1‘ “9M “'5‘?“ ““35“"3 car'lsuccesst’ully. Mrs. LODS'WON '. tout the parade of thing models is
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ricd on l-r.‘ stat. flnl “"1”“ experts? She and her daughter 3....
. Bigger. room. more Refined
THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher’Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered
ThoOooelI‘l'h-tulnllengm
Comparison
'AARON KOI—IN
Booth Nor-walk
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up’a splendl l
. (lit
s2.98
All the
rust, fallow, turquoise,
peach. white and green.
4-1. Purchased to sell
special price. If rayon
ference. they may also b
attractive figure.
Studio Book
Ends ’
Hand ‘ Painted
51 pr.
Another consignment
‘ of those attractively
painted bookends in
orange. green, yellow
and black with con-
trasting bandings and
floral decorations. Our
last order was sold out
in a,.day. Very special
value. '
Main floor.
mg
amber trimmings.
Costume Slips of
Baronet Satin
most; up-to-the-minute
shades, castilian red, henna,
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_ [stab/idea! (657
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. New Spring Styles
in Popularly Priced Sport Umbrellas
Stunning shades in red, green, brown, blue or
black silk umbrellas with amber tips and stub ends. A
very smart accessory to the sports costume.
Imported Gloria Sport Umbrellas of blue, red and
purple with stubby handles and wrist cord. Amber
tips and stub ends.
The New Bradford Cloth, ten rib sport umbrella
in a very charming combination of black with white or
amber tips and stub ends.
Black Cotton Umbrellas with fancy handles and
A splendid service umbrella.
rosc
black, flesh,
Sizes 36 to
at this very
is your pre-
e had at this
Brocaded Brassieres
with Elastic Shoulder
Straps, ‘l.39
Owing to a very large purchase of
these DeBevoise brassieres, we are
able to offer them at this low price.
If we were to purchase now,
should have to sell them for $2. Lat-
est spring model, long and well fit-
ting) Elastic inserts at the bottom.
$3.98
$3.50
$3
$2
Main floor.
we
Sizes 32 to 48.
Second floor.
Charming New
Underthings
in Lovely Spring
Colorings
*1
Gowns and Step-ins
of nsinsook or shadow
b a t i s t e delightfully
trimmed with lace edg-
ings and insertions or
plain hemstitched mod.
els. Also some gowns
in flowered crepe-—all
sizes. Extra sizes in
white only.
Second floor. : ‘
DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NOBWA'
Blur d-.-livery car leaves the store at 8 A. 11. each day and all put
chases made in the afternooa will be delivered the following morn
Second floor.
Enameled End
. Tables
in Chin-u Desist:
’8.50
Charming oblong tables
enameled in s satiny“
black or red finish have
unusual raised Chinese
decorations at e a c 11
end. They are hand
decanted and have a
very handsome appear-
ance for this modest
price.
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Call Up On Our Norwalk Wire—Norwalk 3034.
1mm” ..
In eta-operation l'.(l\’ vI- anmi up the * the host-ital hPTI‘ t‘no“ HDDWU‘IHK in Chicago.
inf-rt: ti lzirnis. and (‘ll-t‘kv ll fury l'FOh‘ihly in about si . .\ \‘ult: ot‘ thanks trom the Amer-I
tltcr sprr-mi (4‘ ill” ll:.\‘l<llt‘l:.~ poultry i “h,“ ,h“ \‘oun l d ’ 1"“ .HH” Lamp" “”3 empnded to the
PC?“ in ”I" SIIIU. : "UlllO indhilu if: "I" “" fa Milan-h .\. Built-y Company and Man-
> '1 : 11v, - - : ‘
Outl-r- :ikz: (if the tl!:~,;‘|:~‘v‘ also l'lfl\'i‘~l 1 ~‘ ml ivov r l ml '1. llairh lot: the kind donation
bu made, .‘lrs. Longn-urth .n‘
litrn lunttcni m .\cw \urk. \nwl of lumlnr to tl‘Lt‘l the stage for the
Jersey“ 1': ilnS‘.l\.’1lll:i. 1i..- .qzv 1.1“ SIH‘I‘HAV ”VF ‘« ‘51)1'3 EhUW-
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Detroit and snnilicasi-‘rn lttdtunzi.l Edward Sheohan 0.. 3 0 “‘8 Cadillac k0‘1‘3hv“hl‘~h ‘5 ‘P be
tjrlngras in‘ l»..-.-n.h(-r nuthorizndlShay” ' "' awarded in the lintcrcsitdot thedll‘ed
thu .mpr-ntlitnro ot‘ $1IH‘JH'0 to cnm- “erth f ‘ Cross, is attract ng w esprca n-
. - . , o ' , . , _.
bat tho..- (liwvuso and t'ul- rnl author- ‘ r dmo 1‘“ “0 [i‘]‘t‘.“[. l‘hc coa(‘h “Ill be placed on
before Judge Huxford in rite
mon Pleas Court i}: Brtd
Shcchan had been trlqd an
.\'ictod in the Norwalk Court 0
in: without a license. and o’ t
under the influence of liquo:
appealml the case.
display throughout the city during
the next week.
itil s or" maintaining it sti'ln'i insprrcv
iion. and are (listnfu‘ttng practically
all poultry oars :om; in interstate
Collilllil'CQ, as unit as (‘ratts an
coops. 'I‘ln stat..- of Indiana. last
Friday appropriated $1:0.‘|H0 to {rt-ti
rid of the post in ihv nine counties;
where the disease is prevalent. .
The disease caused l-y tin: Euro-z TRUNK OPE’VED'
Dean fowl first is lighly r-rntagious' 30““ Ellcnasls 0' ‘ Fir”
and "fireman. inth N, 17.01”“... 1w. , iloaul reported to the polirc t
of 1,: l
received flnts tulnlhn l
l
cans coanit.
Cars owned and driven by Rus-
sell Fallo of :7 Chapel street and
Mrs, Irene l'ticci of Allen road. col-
lided in France street. yesterday
morning. lioth cars were slightly
.‘lohlcr stutwl. It kills- tom “man "‘an in 111- home had been 0‘ (iamnm‘d- The “NIH": “M settled
two to Fun (lays aftvr ini‘o-r‘th'un. 'l'lu‘ and $30 31°11'3- lmtwoen the owners.
.exact nuturo of the prst La: not )Ll’
it'll. intvnstu
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search is tin-tor way to d'i' rminc
the causitivc organism.
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No mail or
phone orders
. Prompt-
Delivery
Tries to. Rebuild '
Navy of China .
GEH EBE’S
“It's Here 1: 1"5 Houseware"
DOLLlR DAY
You could not buy more do; u- quniities or get better Values
than we on" big Dollar Day.
23c Finn thin import-l 31.30% . «mo qual- $1.88 value. colored
mi China Tea. Cups iiy on... pa 1'. A , , = n _
and Saucers. w it}: Thursfl r. musfiu “in” ‘fises’ " “U“
gold hand. Thursday $1.35 31100 tip- cs high. Thursday
it for . . . . . . . . $1.00. less tn Electric " for ' 81.00
Light. I..n,_ 35-40 & - ...... ..,
. 50 \\';. , [0 Volt- l”
$2.75 No. 2 Universal ’l‘hursd ‘. bulbs 31 $1.25 value. heavy
. 17006 iI‘hUPIN‘l‘F- “l" “—— wire Dish Dnincrs.
cut meat. fish and DCCOI’fll'tl h Inner-
vogotables. SLHO off ware. L ml ends fitted with graduated
marked price. Thurs- 01' cups .lv ; saucers.
any ........ . 81.75] plates, 1-: x ._ bowls paflllio?’ Thursday
‘ [c-tc., (-m. p-c with at. ........... 31-00
5 wire. " 2" basket
) values 1“ , :2 M
g'l‘hUI‘St“ . $1.00 .3152 Value Combin-
i . siion
.
, 1' can Wright's silver'
cream. , _
: i can Bani Flush.
i 1-10 qt. Galvanized
l‘all.,
1 box Clothes Pins.
, 1 cake Ivory Soar-
] . $5.98 solid copperi I. can Porcels.
Hopeful of rchsbtlluung- its °"‘°"g V:‘”"’°“""’ 31.25 wliu. . tmeled 1 1m Stablack Stove
naval forces to some extent, q Size 9—"'°° 0t! ”“3 Bread, "Hm. wi P°_mh'
Chino ballads Tu Hsi Kwdi'tn, marked price“ 133“" round ' rm r‘ good 1 W1“ wute-Bar‘kfl'
Muffin-navy. Kn in day .......... 33.!8 size-Y” ...... 31.00 My all for 0!.
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DOLLAR. DAY "sans
DOLLAR DAY SALE
DOLLAR DAY BALI
DOLLAR DAY CALI
Sale Day
gins
Promptly at 9:30 s.
Dome Early For
Best Bargains
Thursday. rob. 26th
Solo Be '
EXTRA .
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NOTICE!
stZVRR aWOALRRA§
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS "
Thousands of Beautiful Coats, Suits, Dresses
and Skirts to Sell for $1.00
The most amazing sale we ever held. 'An event that ‘
meets every demand for Better Quality, Better—made
STRIPED
SALES FORCE POLICE SERVICE
'ALL FINE CBEPES
Every Color of the Rainbow ~
SIZES UP TO 52
You will be delighted and amazed tofind such a multitude of mist at.
iractive new styles in this tremendous Money Saving Sale. Alida from their
elegance of style, the materials and workmanship are the but. BEND I: iv
there are not only 3327 Dresses, but Dresses of
Ordinary Sales. A sale to remove the slightest doubts from the minds 9!
Ton C99 1116-
EVERYWOMAN’B FASHION 830? ‘-
120 Washingbo' nStreet - 55' 9.,
.mnum . poms
EXTRA
NO “MODI'
NO 0. O. D.
NO nun. owns
ALL SAL“ I'INAL
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Dresses, in most stunning styles. Values im
again duplicate. MANY WORTH to $15.00.
runners ,
030ch FLAT churns
BEST PRINTED caress _:
303mm was
Poms-r TWILL
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skeptical. , -. ..—~ -- .
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spa
quality far above Dresses
TO AVOID ANY POSSIBLE ACCIDENTS, YOU ARI WY 3"
QUESTED NOT TO STAND AGAINST OUR PLA LABS WIND
PLEASE DON’T PUSH. WE WILL DO OUR 33'!“ 0"-
AND EVERY ONE
1'0 3331' no!
possible to
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Norwalk Chronicler