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‘ THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926.
Plan f0 k \Vostport will hold a meeting to- Westnort. The Alumnt‘probsblywiil
r Founder b night at Bt‘diord House to make ask the school authorities to N"
' plans for the observance 0! Found. range tor the prosrarn to be given
Day at Staples- High cr's Day at the High school. The at the school on Founder's Day this
'1' present High school was given to year. The Alumni committees also
he executive. entertainment and the town by Horace Staples. His will begin to make plans for this
ghlotio committees of the Staples Hrlhday. January 81. has always annual dinner and meeting. which
llh school Alumni Association or been observed in a fitting manner in will he held early in June.
"m: stores or amt/‘7‘? economy
caucus? Alva” coN vi' IENQE“
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Our greatest asset is your'eonfidcnos
in our ability to giveyouhthe‘tnostjaluo
‘ for our money.»
e thank you’for'yourl'palronngo
U T l. E R . through 43 years of servicejotho, one
,{I' . . ‘ J , (1 ROC E RV eiples ethanest business.
N“ (0-1, new
Big Tumble in. 'E‘gg Prices
.By taking entire output of one of the world’s greatest
. or.
cooperative associations we are able to o
' the biggest egg bargain of the year
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StrictlyFi-esh, New Laid,,Fancyl selected; Genuine
White: Leghorn Eggs
Obtained from Prize Stock of Snow.¥White Hens
. " Especially Fed on Selected Grain.and
"' . Rich, Pure Whole Milk
"nature’s Greatest Health ..Builder.
Per , 9 Cents
Dozen
‘EVERY'EGG GUARANTEED
Housekeeping Bargains} .
Peerless Laundry Starch. . . . . . . ”#4. Large" Box 25¢
Blue Ribbon Laundry Starch ;.-- - .. . .Package 96
I New Pack Wet Shrimp. ....r. ....No.l Can 15¢
Essie Brand Sweet Sugar Corn, Maine’s Finest, No. 2 Can 19c
Sunshine Soda Crackers,;.j.‘.‘.,.,...'. . . . . .3 Packages 14c
Sunshine Clover Leaves. . . . . . . ..... . . .2 Packages 151:
)1925 Crop, Hand Picked, Vine Ripened, Red, Solid Pack
i From, Finest Maryland , Farms .
Maryland Tomatoes
.Large ‘ 0 Cents
5 No. 3 Can;
Quality .
, Bread and Sweets ofRare
Bon Bon Delicious Standard Loaf._._.....~.,,._.-.,_. ......ch
Bon Ben 21 Ounce Giant Loaf. . . . . ._.,-._.-.. 106‘
Ben Ben 28 Ounce Double Loaf "';“." . . ...—{...ch
Bon Bon Whole Wheat Honey Loaf, 20A_Ounce‘. . . . . 12¢
N.B.C. New Cheese Sprays . .-g-.<-.‘..—.. . . .Pack Gc‘
N. B.C. New Chocolate Hobbies ‘.'.'7;'?.\ ulk if 380
i925 crop. Hand Picked, New, Sweet, Early imam
. anemia andJ'ender ‘
Early June Peas
_ > No; 2 Can 10c...
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,Fresh From_Farm andOrchard ,
Fancy Eating Apples ,. .1; ____ “m .516 for'ch‘.
Grapefruit Breakfast Size... ug.a;2.‘~1:~.~:::»~13 for!“
California or Florida Oranges.__._._.b...‘.~._fi - -.;.«.».-.-.~ 8 for 25¢
Rhode Island Greenings.*.~.‘._.~.fi..._._._.~...‘._.,,_...fl‘_l.bs. for 18¢
Finat Selected LemonsLng.&.__ 6 for 15¢
Onions Red orYellow.‘...............-.~...~.J3 Lbs. for 18c
3, ,2»; Certified Product for All Uses, -
- humans or SHAWNEE BRAND , e
. . we» no ales. rm. Whole,Milk-and more. .
Condensed. Milk
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Ideal nae». Food
fiat Hanna’s Pancakenm “6.
”man ‘di ewwd o O U o I I UW'Q'Q?£n-I 0' W” m
5% Build Quick.Oatin! eh 1m .12.. .... . m'lg soc
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I...--I.IIIIDDQOIIIOIOOODCIOIIDII.
Famous Coffee ....
Butler’s Sliced Breakfast Meagan-.1“ Lla-
.. Butler Stores, Evens...
s for Winter
mm;s;a_w‘a‘s o C. o I ‘0'.
THE EVENING ssnnNEL—so. NORWALK, CONN.
EAST. NORWALK'
L’Homullllu "
lous FACULTY
or Pigscnooi
Well Known in Musical ‘
Circles Here —-To
Teach French a n (1
Play Organ
Carleton L'Hommedlsu, oi Rowan
street. is". yesterday morning for
Mount Hermon. Mesa. where he
Joined the {acuity of the Mount Her-
mon Preparatory school. His duties
began today. They include French
teaching and in addition he will be
the organist of the school. Mr.
L'Hommadlsu is well known in mu~
steal circles throughout the city and
has been connected with many suc-
cosatul musical entertainments here.
During tho early part at the tall. no
was studying music at Columbia
University.
Address by Miss Heywood j
Miss Gertrude Heywood. of Si.‘
Margaret's school, Tokio. Japan.
addressed the members ot the We-
man's Auxiliary oi the Christ Epis-
copal church. this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Members from other Auxil-
lurid! in the city attended as well as,
ladies interested in mission work. i
Mild Heywood. who is well uc-l
quainted with the foreign mist-long
field. spoke 0! line work in Japan;
A social time follow-ti the talk. ‘
Install Sewer Pin-e. .
The city is installing ecu-er plpcsl
under Gregory Boulevard. near Fon-
wick place. The pines will be laid
from sewer. apposite Fenwick place.
to the pipe under the boulevard. lo'
carry the waste water from a lot in!
the edge 0! Gregory Boulevard. i
Mid-“'wk Service. ’
The mid-week prayer and praise
service will he llt‘l'l this evening in
7:“) o'clock at ihn East .Ucnuc ill.
E. church. Rev. Charles 8. Gray.
pastor. will take as his topic. “Spiri-
tual Concourse.“ Later the scncrnl'
rules of the church will bc discussed.
To Drill At (lonuuunity Hall.
Mr-mbcrs of the drill tiram of the
l’rnnk C. Godfrey post. American
Legion. will drill in Community
Hall on Friday awnings.
Repairing 'lrollcy win-s.
Employee of the Connecticut Culli-
puny wuru n-pairim: the trolley
wires over You Zuni slreot. in-ur
East avenue. this morning.
limits Night.
The weekly prayer and praise str- 4
rice or the Advent Christian churvh‘
will be held this evening at Twin
o'clock at the church. Tonight ulll‘
be "hymn night" and friends Will.
have the privilege of naming thnir‘
favorite hymns. many of which ML!
doubtless be sung. ‘
Mill Pond Macs Again.
The ice on Mill pond from com.
plctely last night. The numerous,
pools of water. which had formed;
on the favorite skating place. serv-
cd to smooth the surmco and put Tl
into excellent condition. This attor-
noou and evening will probably soo‘
many local skaters again enjoyingi
skating. ‘
Ladies Aid Meeting. l
The Ladles’ Aid society of the.
East Avenue M. E. church will hold
a meeting this afternoon at the
church. *
Friendship Bible Class.
The regular monthly business
meeting or the Friendship Bible
class of the East Avenue M. E.
church. will be held tomorrow even
ing at the church at 8 o'clock.
Boy Scouts Moot-lug.
'rroep No. 6. Norwalk Boy Scouts.
will hold its weekly meeting this
evening at Community Hall.
Willing Workers Meet.
The Willing Workers organization
or the East Avenue M. E. church
met yesterday attornoou at the
home or Mrs. Theodore H. Clark. 7
Osborne avenue. The class will have
charge or the opening exercises of
the Sunday school at tho Churchon
Sunday. and plans for the exer-
cises were discussed. A social hour
tollowed the business meeting.
I
The annual parish meeting or thoi
Chrltt Epiooopal church will he
held at the Church on head» eva-
nlns'. January 12. at 8 o'clock.
A new roan-hols cover has been
placed at Winfield street and East
avenue. The old cover was at the,
edge or the road and had been bro-'
ken for three or tour months. There‘.
was some controversy as to Vhsthv
or the state or the city would pay‘
(or the damage. Members of the‘
State flighwsy department ssttledl
the dispute by replacing the broken
cover two or three days ago.
The weekly fire alarm test will be
held tomorrow noon at 1! o'clock.
sins-r sour. airmen -
ENNISKILLEN. Earn—William
Rutherford Cooney. in his will. di-
rected that in the event of his son.
Edward. declaring that he has re-
s lam sum shall be palate hint“.
CORRECT DRIVER
The taxi driver tried in vain to
pass a diminutive three-wheeler car
in the ltrcnd. . Finally iii-despera-
tion he shouted: "Rah than you!
. Get. out of the way with yer bloom-
in' on“ utt"—1‘ll-Btb ,~
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turned to the Church at England. _
PAGE NINE
Big January Sale
Better
Made
it Nogiv in Full Swim:
Home Furnishings
Of Every
Description
Our constantly growing Norwalk business encourages us in calling your attention to the splendid Sfl"lllg8 to b: hide
here on the most beautiful and best assortment of Furniture, Floor Coverings. and Draperies ever shown in Bridge.
port during this remarkable Sale.
COME AND LOOK ANYWAY IT WILL DO US BOTH GOOD
0n Nearly Everything In The Store Means Savings For You Well
Advantage Of
‘t‘l'orth Taking
This Applies on Furniture of Every Description
for the Bed Room, Dining Room, Living R oom, Sun Parlor, Hull, Den. Breakfzmi
Room, and Kitchen. Springs. Mattresses, Pillows, Draperies, Lace Curtains. Nets,
Scrims, Furniture Coverings, Lamps. Pictures, Mirrors, Cedar Chests. Radio Cabin-
ets, Radio Tables, Refrigerators, Parlor Heating Stoves, Heatrolas, Perfection and
Florence Oil Heaters, Detroit Jewell Gas Ranges, Baby Carriages, Strollers, Etc.
Our Own Make .l
“-NJ'NM new
,{ ‘ n.
. «#9,
l. «.4.
are unequalled anywhere for
Beauty, Quality and Dur~
ability. Then we have a
magnificent new line of the
latest Kroehler Suites with
and without Beds in them.
These range from $153.60
up in fine jacquard velour (”‘7'
coverings.
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r T- 7‘
$1.”.
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Rugs, Carpets and Linoleum
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You’ll be pleased with our wonderful
assortment. Sold cheap at all times
it
at
,-
Never Before
how we been able to offer
you such a beautiful assort~
merit of Bed Room Fur-
niture. There are many
Berkey and Gay Suites in
this collection which are of-
fered in this sale from
$246.40 up. When you can
buy Berkey and Gay quality
as low as that it is surely
worth while to take a look
at them.
Our Diningli'oom
floor is just overflowing
with beautiful new things.
Some exquisite Berkey and
Gay Suites priced from $364
up for 9 pieces during this
sale.
Why pay more for ordinary
suites elsewhere when you
can buy the best Furniture
in the land so cheap.
makes them wonderful Bargains at the
reduced sale prices.
GEO. E. NOTHNAGLE & SON
PHONE NOBLE 2220
Lee—1149‘ Main St. Corner Elm St.—-—--l
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