1 llan BRIEFS a“
, 'fifififififi .
r4 The drill team of the Frank c.
Godtrey Post. No. 12. American Le-
sion. drilled in Community Hall.
Van Zandt street. inst evening.
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-Bltuminoua liuuiehold Pool.-
Barrie it: Gena—Adv.
y- e e e '
Blaglo Salvatore, of Riverside
avenue. Suugutuck. who has charge
of the barber shOp in the state ca-
pitol at Hartford, was a. recent vi-
sitor in Norwalk.
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-—THE CLIFFORD erlLOR.
O. Cerulll. Prop, says: "Don't
throw away or give away your gar-
manta that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estimate
given for placing the same in prep.
or shape. It's surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied."
lizabeth street and are satisfied."
drncr from South Main street).—
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. Thomas Wright of Webster street
reported to the downtown police
that he slipped and fell on the side~
walk near the Palace building this
morning.
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—Whatever your problems in
heating and plumbing work. the new
building. the nebovatlon. or Jobbing
,work Nelson lit. White's experts can
it, o the same in a satisfactory man-
. ner. Nelson M. White heating and
. plumbing contractor. 56 North Main
street.-—Adv.
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Patents have been issued to Thom-
as A. Hart of. Danbury tor a slip-
ping device for neckties. and to
Zacharias Olsson of Westport for
lamp construction. according to an
announcement issued by the office.
of Wooster and Davis. Patent nt-
torneys of Bridgeport.
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STAR LAUNDRY DOES
BETTER SORT OF WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry
i“ work that housewives in this vicin-
' ity will be interested in hearing
about. All flannels and blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold water—no shrinking is the
result. Every feature of laundry
work is given the closest attention
here. Recently a new washer was
added to this concern‘s equipment—-
. _ the addition of which makes it pos-
» eible to do more and better "wet
y; washes" than heretofore. The dc.
' livery system hcro covers all sec-
tions of Norwaik and vicinity H
Cross St. Pitch: 3-234.
The annual meeting or the voting
members: of St. Peter's Lutheran
church was held last evening in
the church. The following church
.. officials were elected:
i Chairman—John Banks: Treasur-
l' or recording Secretary William Spit-
zer WillinmStnphany: Trustees—
. William ilnsae. John leslty and
v’ .- toirloh Muller: l,'sh(‘rs Jacob
’Kochcr. W. \‘i'llliatn ilnnsc. Wil-
' SATURDAY, JANUARY 9. 1926.
llam Spitzcr and William Steplmny.
. The annual reports were read and‘
were most satisfactory. ()thor rou-.
tine business was trnnsactell.
t t e
—-"Sport sweaters for boys and?
girls one-third off. Donnelly's."-——i
Adv.
The regular monthly meeting of,
the Board of Directors or the South‘
Norwaik Public Library was held;
last evening in the auditorium or!
the Library. Judge John H. Lighz.
president of the Board. presided”
Business of only a routine nature;
was transacted. i
a e e .
——Radlos and Victrolas sold on
easy terms Donneily.-—Adv. !
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Suspension of all social activitivs
among the students of Roger Lud—
low High school in Fairfield by
Principal Charles F. Otto has not
only created indignation among the
scholars but has aroused the ire. of
the Town school Board as well. The
situation is the outcome of a pron?
played by 19 year old Stanley Bul.
an alumnus, who attended :1 Senior
class dance. a week ago. dressed as
a girl. '
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“One-third oft sale now going
on at. Donnelly's.:—Adv.
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The poor box of St. Augustine's:
church. Washington avenue Bridge-
}. Sweaters
Both' in light weight
arid heavy wool. Just.
the right sort for skat-
ing or out doors plea-
sure. Slip-on with col-
. tar, also coat style with
and Without collar.
BOYS’
i' . $3.50 .. $7.50
gums
$3.50 .. $13.50
“Rogers & Stevens
TWO mans
'lorwant So; lot-walk
part. was reported so brine stolen
last night. by Rev. Peter H.
Clean. pastor at the church. This
was the third poor box to he rifled
during tho past 24 hours.
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-l-louschold Colon—Harris a bnnl
In their search to establish
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15allllllllllillllIl-I’llIIII he...
lulIl-l-IIIlI-Iplllulul-ll Isl-It
real-name and identity of Mary
Dennis. 38'! Fourth street. Anloriu.
L. 1.. who was sent to the Bridge-
Mc-
ioy when she. tuliod‘to pay a fine of
8100 and costs on a shoplifting
charge. the Bridgeport pollco un-
covered tho fact that her husband.
the Jumcs Dennis. is nervlus a 80-day
.' Trade In
Ind quote you I
satisfied with the
the some to apply
arrangement Lot
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I-IaIII-ElliIll-I-l-l-InI-I-II
we).
Better
:. 1 furniture help you
i
-= : saving on the new
III i
-' I ice—the kind of
I. store.
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Your Old Furniture 1
For New! . A
Our wonderful Trade-ln-Plan will prove a‘ tre-
mendous aid in making yours a Better Home!
Here in brief, is the may it is arranged. We will
be glad to send an estimator to your home. He
will examine the furniture you wish to trade in
truck that delivers your new furniture will take
away the old pieces. Then you will be credited
with the amount allowed on your old furniture—
‘ture. It is a recmarlubly convenient and thrifty
home nowl Remember. if the price he mentions
does not satisfy you. you are not obligated in any
This remarkable plan enables you to let your old i
it possible for you to effect a really worthwhile
the benefit of both the extraordinary values we
are offering and the value of the discarded pieces
you have in your home now. It is an unusual serv-
liberal price on it. If you are
pr‘co he mentions, the same
on your purchase of new furn-
our representative call at your
Your Home!
in bettering your home—nukes i
furniture you buyl It gives you
service that characterizes this
port jail by Judgo‘wnllum J. Buck. .
sing of gal'iltrntei lr given the closest bcilu lnn'unt sturlw. now of
THE EVENING
Joli sontcuco in the Ii‘airfivld county
Jail on a rum-running
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attention at The Twin
Establishment. Work culled for and Paris. ii‘rttnr". during the war Whill‘l the nominations of six tj'unm-t-ticut.
Main St.
delivered. 67 No
dot—uh”.
Prices
\
SENTINEIr—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
tornoy, was ordered in Superior tlt'b‘t'l'lt'il on Jum: 5.
il‘mll'l )‘vHanv llfllt‘l'nt‘ml'l in pay
chart: '.
()tcon. ' ’
("lty Vulot'i N. (‘. in what” in:- was mnrricil in The Senate yostn
Phone | he was arming ll) ll‘c .\. ii. l-‘.
Quality Rugs at
a Saving
ii49;."
All samples of the discontinued pat-
terns of all our high grade Seamless Ax-
minstcr rugs in the large room sizes, for-
merly priced at $90.00. to be sacrificed
at this price. EASY TERMS.
Sport Sweaters and
-'l‘llc cleaning, ilyt-lng and pros. nlllnonv of 8!.” :1 month to llurry- tor Girls. l-(i ott'nt lionnciiy'n. -.\tlv. l r-‘tnmlu..-.l,
us no ‘ 1mntln.’xst<-rs which in
unity ofilccr. Stuck brought un uc- by tho l‘rcsldvnt. ltcgninr i‘onr your
(l, ll‘l'f‘tlt‘l'it'it' l‘iilll'lt. Mumford, nt. tion for n dl\'urt'('. claiming he wusi .....l.ml...,m..., Wm 1... Low...) 1.. 1}]. 1'
1923.
Sport
Hivw “minimum. 1].. \‘ («I'F'I
"unit: Linmlu 'l‘avlnr. .m llII~ililllrillr
Ca
Illi)’
I'Ivlwul'ti Ii. liulily. nt lNiliitlll‘)‘.
vai t'. .i“l't‘9«'l, :il, )lllliltilt'.
Flurrm'n (i. i'tl‘l')‘. :il .\lnht\lllH
Nvllin' .\. ill‘l‘lii‘r. nt l'nlnt'rl-I.
-.-..nlirm~ui
'ltl lli't'll twill lint
/In Lee Brothers
* an'uary
/ of All Floor Samples
Every sample of odd pieces or complete suites sacrificed at half price. These have
served their purpose and must be cleared out to make room for new stock.
ee’s Easy Credit Terms Prevail Even at These Low Prices
Remnants of
Floor Coverings
AT LESS THAN COST
2 sq. yds. of cork linoleum for $1.50
8 sq. yds. of cork linoleum for $4.98
12 sq. yds. of cork linoleum for $8.75
5 sq. yds. felt base ....... $1.98
15 sq. yds. felt base .... ...... $5.98
ideal for muni: Moms and bath rooms. Brim:
your measure with you.
ilohcrt .\. lllllllllllK. nt 'l‘hnmph’l‘nl.
1’.in E TllIlEl‘.‘
llu» Hunk»
“‘4 .\||Hllll‘1 \ll’lll.l vi li.’ Mum-u .
mm quilt- [m mi: l.l ill than“. i.. lil-
ilv‘ Minn (,i\\'i1nlnl\n \3 *m ,umz‘ ..
- |lnr 01‘ Mr. ulrl .\l: -, I. ., two
of )lu‘ix'lnlvv till -'
._ .g‘gifl‘flfIl-lI'll-[IlfllllllfllllllllIIIIIIII annual-Inlnlullloualum
dill-IIIIIIInlIl-l-I-lnllllllfial-Ill-tau Ill-l-I-l-Inlululin a
l-flm
335i
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Hit?!
in
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ring; A group of sample suites
... ‘ consisting of arm chair.
wing chair and daven.
port.
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Overstuffetl
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Terms: $10 down; $2. 00
Living Room Suites
A remarkable
coverings ‘
style frames.
a week
and
"all .E
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Cotton Mattresses
$898
Any size. guaranteed pure cot—
ton. plain cdgc construction.
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choice of Consxsts of:
various
Sample China
$24 75
Oak, Mahogany or Walnut fin'
ish in various period styles.
broken from expensive dining
«com suites.
mirror
match
and b
Full size straight end
bed. dresser. chiffonier.
vanity table with single
5 -Piece
Walnut; Bedroom Suite
ench to
$59m
Terms: $9.75 down; $7.00 a
All pieces finished in a
handsome American wal-
nut. Bow end bed can
be had at a slight addi-
tional cost.
wee/a
-: Set of Chairs
I
-= $19.98
5 side chairs and 1
armchair. American
Walnut finish.
Console Mirrors
$3.98 ,
silver or Poly-
ch romo.
term
from.
Bed Davenport: - smtde
_. . $9.98
$29.98
. Choice of floor
Almost“ "We! imp. bridge lamp
uphoisered in mule- or table lamp style.
skin. comvplute with base.
:‘;E‘5""iiil
. Dressers
$14.98
Nicelvfinlshed with
lasso ‘ clear mirrors.
100 different pot-
to _ choose
$4.93..
..Bed, spring and
Whae enamel base. mattress.
outfitter: up Blunt-s till: 1379. MAIN STREET, tartan. nova innsnc mum
Tables
$5.98
Unfinished.
to be painted.
36 x 42 inchcs.
ready
Si 2e
‘
Metal frame covered
with cretonne.
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Vanity Tables
$24.98
Several to choose
from in various fin-
ishes from expen-
sive suites.
Odd Dining Chairs
GOLDEN OAK SIDE CHAIRS 31.98
wih genuine lenihl‘r some
\MER. WAL. SIDE CHAIRS 3
with genuine leather seats . . .. 2.98
’3.98
\M‘l-IR. WAL. ARM CHAIRS
with ginnine .‘mther seats
Three chairs will be sold for math only. 'Rouulnr mince are
from $4.50 to $10.00. Only one or two of a kind.
FOR CASH ONLY
Finish in light ot-
tioe Golden Oak.
$19.98
Size 42 inches. sulil‘l
Mahogany top. size.
Bassinettcs
$3.98
White cn:lm~‘l 1: {out
Couches B:
$10.98
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- M Lustre Sets
, _. _ . _ Ste Ladders
liibrrl’y Gas Stoves Chiffoniers w”d'°b°‘ 0f Chm“ p$l 00. Eli}
$12!: 3;. $19.93 $10.98 $19.98 s $14.98 $9.93 . ' ‘ E3:
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Choice of styles and gl‘ifil‘minnggei‘ {11313. “2.12%“ 03113332: Golden 031‘ i" “ m- Diapgfagbuiirxldtioni "7 51:“- L 9 5’9”” "7° "'49 In
finishes. burner $5.00 exra. Oak finish.
— “Hannah’s-Baden Furniture Store”
Open Saw Evening Until 9 o'clock
‘.;-‘.
3 tr
nut finish.
Complete with stool
..‘n l‘l‘fn‘.
Cabinets
$3.93 $29-50
30 inches.
OBLONG
20 8 ti use.
Golden
with
Oak tinieh'
all ofnven-
. _ . z'
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i
$1.00
Oval syle. size is 1
”Es: autumn
s‘I‘YLB. da I t l
Gmgn 05w finish... :I
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