Evening sentinel, Monday, January 11, 1926 · page 5

 

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Women’ 3 pumps and

oxfords in th9 sale

WOMEN'S PUMPS AND OXFORDS—black satin,

black Fillet“ leather and black kid step-in models—Strap

. gumpsn black suede, brown calf, b ack patent leather,

lack kid—Oxfords in black or bIrOwn calf or kid. All

sizes and widths AA to C some AAA‘ in many fancy

atterns. "Queen Quality” numbers included. Reg 36

9‘37 fill“ $4.85

MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF NOVELTY PUMPS

and sta 1e styles—not all sizes of each style but all sizes
in the tit—about 350 pairs of extra values at $3.95

Main floor roar

Lovely silks and

1 splendid woolen.

PRINTED RADIUM—all silk in pretty patterns.
Reg. $1 F6? $1. 29

WOOL CREPES in stripes and checks.
Reg. $1. I19 yd. 89c Th” fl

5Wash. fabrics show
1 Mill End savings

checks, 36 1n. R KEWQSC IIydfi 69c
ONA CHALLIES, figured patterns.

Reg. 65cd “45c
STRIPED OUTING PLANNEL, 36 in.
5 Reg. 2 c yd. 19c '
PERCALES 8: GlNGl-lAMS—.new patterns Reg.
'190 to~525c yd. 17c -

A Main floor rear

Women’ s hosiery

new value to the sale

WOMEN’S HOSIERY in medium light weight silk
.with lisle top and sole—made with (heel point) in
broken‘ assortment of colors. Reg. 31 gar 79c

5 Main floor rear

1- . Women’s silk

underwear' 1n M. E.

WIpMEN’S' SILK UNDERWEAR. Sample lot of
gowns, bloomers, envelope chemise—tailored Or lace
trimmed, crepe de chine, radium or satin. Reg. $4. 95 to
S7. 50 for $2. 95

Second floor rear... ., '
5Women’ s underwear 5

a new M. E. value

WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR vest or bodice in light
welghtt cotton. Reg. 25c and 29c according to size—all
sizes 22c

l Main floor rear. .

1 Women’ s neckwear
1' new to the sale

WINDSOR TIES, manufacturers’ samples and irregé

35c 0c for 19¢. Reg. 506 to $1.101 38c
S, crepe de chines and georgettes—figured
and o bre. Reg. $2. 50 for

each in box. Reg. sac—35¢
Main door center front.

1' Girls’ slickers in
the Mill End Sale

GlRIS’ SLICKERS, assorted colors in red, blue, green!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

with meat seams large patch pockets, corduroy collar
(193.15 p. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs, with hat to match. Reg. $4. '95
Or

Second floor .em

5st and bedding
* the M111 End... 5 »

 

ED BEMSTITCl-IED TABLE CLOTBS
1. 60 for 31. . i
SETS ALL LINEN with colored borders.

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an MngISTI‘I‘CBED NAPRINS' 18x18 in.
at.” amass-rs osxso .1... plaid. Reg.$10.
mean COMFORTABLE:

item. R's}. 38. so for
S 818105 heavy quality. Reg. $59.95

COTTON STRIPE!) BED SPREADS 81:108. .

the sale. The prices at which they are offered mean

FANS}l MADRAS, plain grounds with colored

 

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ulars-Tgall colors—some plaids for school children. Reg. I

15 snowsas s. souronmaars for coats and dresses Patterns. Reg. 75c for 62¢

‘Nsalsrlrcuso LINEN seems 141114-111.

with 9 inch tee

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Main floor rear.

 
 
 

Gossard corsets in
the Mill End sale _ ~ '

cossal‘u) coasers that lace in front; ensue

to models 1n ditierent lengths -- some lightly boned
ot ers heavier boned, made to flesh centil or brottl‘de

with elastic inserts at back and thigh—three pairs of
hose supporters. Sizes 24 to 36 Reg. $5,516.50 and $7.50

for $3. 95

Second floor rent
Curtains and curtain

materials in the ale ,
FILET NETS—finest quality, wide» with small

figures or large bold designs. Reg. 31. 50 and $2 yd. 95c-

FINE GRENADINE—white dots and stripes, checks
and figures. Reg. 39c yd. 29c

MARQUISE'I'I‘E PANELS with silk lace valance
and silk fringe. Reg. 131. So each 75c

. sum-1151' DAMASK—45 in. stripes and figures.
Reg. 53 so $2.90 ' .

Third floor
Console or cabmet

phonograph $42.50

' PBONOCRAPBS —- good loud resonant tone-
gglgofinished. Cabinet or console models. Reg. 350 for

Fourth floor

Neverbreak trunks

'in the Mill End sale
“NEVERBREAK” erasure, and .34 trunks.
517 for $12.95

“ NEVERBREAK” Dress; steamer
Reg. 322 for $17.50

‘WEVERBREAW dress trunks. Reg 329 fer

$22.50
, ‘WEVERBREAK” full size trunks. Reg. 837 for”
full and extra size trunks. Reg.

Reg.

find at trjuhks.

“NEVERBREAK”
$40 for 535.

Third floor

Fine warm gloves

at M111 End prices

WOMEN’S CHAMOISETIE GLOVES with
French cult and embroidered backs in mode, oak and
grey. Reg. $1 for 79¢ .

WOMEN’S KID GLOVES with French cuffs, em-
broidered on cuffs and backs 1n mode and beaver. Reg.
52. 95 for $2. 39

Main floor center

Men’ s fine linen
handkerchiefs

MEN’S FINE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS full size. '

5 Reg. 85c for 28¢

Main floor center. I

A new item in

men’s hosiery i
MEN’S SOCKS of sill: and wool in many fancy

Miln floor from

splendid notion

values new to sale

IRON HOLDERS asbestos lining, IIcreItoune covered.
Reg.10c-—-7c or 3 for 20¢

SHOPPING BAGS in pretty colors made of Mexican
fibre. Reg. 50c for 42.. '

IRONING BOARD COVIERS will fit any standard
ironing table. Reg. 95c for 75¢

RUBBER APRONS in all colors plain and fancy.

_ Reg. $1. 50 for 95¢

Main floor left.

Toslet wares that

 
 

HAIR BRUSB AND COMB. ' ‘ I-olv very first
quality in satinY llnw box. Ru. $5.75 for“ .,.

BA‘I'I-ICR YSTAIS'asso‘rte‘d odors. ' ..:-2_Sc for 19s

COMPACT VANITY CASES white pow-

 

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der puffs. Single powder. Res. 29c for 19¢.- Double '
powder and rouge. Reg. 59c form

 

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The awesome-so NORWALK. CONN.

Tonight’s Events

,' Palace—"Tho Gold Rush."
Recent—"The Splendid Crime."
Rlnlto—~"Sully Irene and Mary."
Jan. ll.-—Elacllon of officer-

Dauehtcr of 0. U. A. M.

. Jen. ll.-—('nrd party Norwulk Ra-
publlonn Women's Association at the
Norwalk l‘lub.
Jan. ll.——1\Iadame Kltchenctle's or-
chestra at New Canaan M. E. church.
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COMING EVENTS

Jan. 18.—lnstallatiou of officers
Norwalk DeMolay at the Armory.

Jun. l7.—-Annual mse't of Norwalk
Council of Catholic Women.

Jan. lS.—Wlnter concert Choral
Art Society.

Jan. 18-23 Music week in Norwallt
Schools Class Demonstratlons.

Jan. ISL—Annual meeting and
luncheon of Minister-tn: Circle of
King's Daughters.

9 Jan. 19.~Jolnt Installation of-

ficers McKinley (lamp and Auxiliary

at lied Men's Ball Main street.

Jan. 19. —-(‘.oncert nt Roger
law Junior High School.

Jan. 20. -—Annuo.l Roll Call—Our
Sister’s Rebekah Lodge at Odd l-‘c-l
lows’ Ball Wall street.

Jan. 20. —-Franklln Junior High
concert at Senior Birth School.

Run. 21,—Cenlar Junior High con
cart in Center High building

Jan. :2 ~(‘oncort by High School
pupils 11.1 Senior Blah School. ,

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The many lrlouds of Mrs. Edison
1‘ Harris of 15 Taylor avenue, will
be pleased lo know that she is con
vulvaclug niccly from a. severe ill-
ness of dlpthorln. 'J‘llo twat-unllnc
will be titled in 11. few days.

 

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~Houschold Coku.——rlnrrls A; ban.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Quinlnrd ol‘ 5
West Washington street was ll week.
end guest of friends in Brooklyn.
New York.

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Wllllnm O’Brien or the Hall. or the
Bridgt‘port 'I‘clcgrum spent the
week-end til. his home, '1'

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’I‘h regular semi-monthly meeting,
c.’ the Young l‘eoplo‘s Guild ol
Trlnlly church will be held tomorrow

evening in the Guild hall. Election
of oflicvrs will be held.
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Miss Elizabeth Murphy. of New

Yorl. l'uy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mlvhzlt-l J. Murphy of 0 Reed street.
to sprinting a wool: with her parents.
Milt Murphy is recovering from a
sewn.- attack of the grippe.

——Tlle cleaning. dyeing and pres-
sing of garments 1»' given the closes
attention at The Twin City V'alcle
Establishment. Work called for and
liclivered.’67 N0. Main St. Phone

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‘\'l\llOl’ 111 Norwalk today. Mr. l'ul.

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‘and a prominent member or l't cal-

poll's art colony.
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Mr. and Mrs.I Hubert E. Bishop
of 87 West avenue. have closed their
local home for the winter.

 

 

5Lards have bi‘.0n rocolxol in town
ll‘rom Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Scott.
who are 011 a wedding trlp through
the south. The local couple recent-
lly visited Richmond. \lrslulm Mrs.
Scott was formally Miss Louorut C.
, hiahoncy.
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‘ —Radios and Vtcrrolus sold on
.eaay terms Donnelly.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Pierson
of 86 West avende. will spend the re
matador of the winter in Florida.

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Mr. and Mrs. George C. Miller of
H East avenue. expect to spend 312v

eral weeks in the south.
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l Nomalk friends of John IIurlt-y

clly editor of the Bridgeport Post.
will be sorry to learn that "Jack"
is confined to his homo ln the Park
City with rheumatism. Hurley tor-
merly lived with his mother at :l

 

DOI‘I.'
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-Btlumlnous household Coal.—
llarrie a Garter—Ado.
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Street. Department employee are
busy removing snow from Main
street to the First dlstrict today. The
snow has frozen solid along the
curbs and worlrmcn have to use
picks to break it up sufficiently to

 

CCLI'L away.-

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l The thermometer took another

1dow‘nard Jump during the night and

'thc memury struck three degrees

abovczcroat the peak of the cold
snapot'l O'clock this morning. The
temperature rapidly rose as the sun
came up over the horizon towards

the middle of the morning.
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A meeting of the directors of the
Norwalk‘ club will be held this eve-
nlne at s o’cloclr. The session will

 

lived sll'ocl.I

Arthur li‘ullcr of \Veslporl. was :1!

Elm street before moving to Bridge 5

be held in the club rooms 011 Wall

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street. 1

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Thomas Glynn of North Main
was It. business

street. Wcslporl. .
visitor in Norwalk today. Mr. Glynn ' DRY ll
formerly was a Nectmun in West- GOODS

port. lie was a contractor for many
years and has done considerable

10.12 80. MAIN 8T.

Store hours 11 to 9—Saturdny ll to 'l

M UNSIE’ tom

PHONE 2615

80. NORWALK

 

work in Norwalk. Mr. Glynn la
the only surviving (‘lvll war veteran
in Weslport and u a member of the
Buckingham Post. G. A. ll.

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Captain Anson F. Koclcr or 20
I’alrttold avenue, spent the \1 eek end
in Hartford where he attended the'
national guard banquet l

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Mrs. 1' rod Miller of Burritt avc- l
nuc, luslluclm ill the Imal tilt phone}
exchange. has started to take 11. six
wcuks' course 111 toll instruction.
which will be given at the Now Ha.
vcu offlces of the Soulhom New l,
England Telephone Company.

. ‘ AN UNUSUAL SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Ben 'I‘. Nash ot'I
Poeksill. N. 13.. are stopping at the
Hotel hlahockcmo. Mr. Nash recent- 5
.lly returned from' a trlp to Florida. '
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“Ilse Mildred Quirk of 1111mm ‘
,s, lent the week-end with Miss .‘IIIIJKI
:er later of Putnam avenue.
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Edmund Breeoc. prominent. actor 5.
lol‘ Franco strool. thls evening ru- 3
! places Norman Trevor in the let tdlng'
Erole of “Young Blood.’ 'lhc culrcnt
lsucccas ut the Rite flirt-trio, Ncwl
\Ol'll City. It was let. tills lllculro:
that Mr. HI'CCSC madc- hls big fillCIlI‘SS l
in “lllucbourd‘s Eighth Wilt.”
o5 a e
lljlmur' Christensen \vus ordcrod'
'to Pity ills wife $10 per week by.
l'Judge I'rccmnu Light in tho Soulll
Norw ulk (‘ lty Court on Saturday. Ill-

 

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Continuing the

SEMl-ANNUAL SALE

Striking values for the second week of our
SEMI ANNUAL SALE. 'Iake advantage
of the decidedly low prices.

AN UNUSUAL PURCHASE l

200 Pairs Ruffled, Curtains

’1 w o groups~Curtains of new beauty and dainty
character at p111 es that belie their quality.

—-of Crossbar Set 1111 with fine hematite-hell and
yt'lltls long.
backs to match, plIIlil' . . . .. .. .

——of plain Scrim of pleasing texture.
Tie backs to match. pail'

Just in time to supply spring needs.

Buy at MUNSIE’S and Save Money.

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FOR
‘ TOMORROW 5

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‘ \liss Helm Mlllrr ox ll'lmwoo-ls

uwnuo was a visitor in Stalin Island [I 1108 ”1”" “Hill'l’ 16 1101111. inhr'llgut- f
y cstcrduy. :mi by l‘ou \\ 1"1111111 \\illi'llll \ndcr-.
o a son. ‘

The drill team of the Frank (3.1 '
Godfrey Post No 12, Amcrltau Lo l \tinlioltl .\l-»l'rilt ul \llll'nlord. llI'-l
glou. will meet at Community Hall. “‘5‘” l“ ”“0“" ”l “M” "’33” |
this owning They will travel |°|on lllo r'llllrgt of i'l'l'liltn‘s dri\illgl
Palrltcld lonlorlow uvcnlng. whore Saturday "“mm'I' "' ‘5 101““ “0‘:
|thcy will give an txhlbillon drill guilty "3 Judg“ \I‘h' “1“ ‘1” ”m“ in l
o . Ithe downtown t 113' ‘t‘llll, this morn—l

)lr. Arthur Sterling of F 11”.! ld'ms

m"““”"”"°”“°“ 111111 11131 " 5
10 DISCUSS
t 1131's 1111111

for at IIlhe South Norwalk P‘lrsl “.11. l
l_ hurch. has been confined to his

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" 'Chnrtrr Night" Is! the Lions Club .
Will be observed on \V cdmsduy Jnn- '
qury lit in the Royal Jnmcs Inn. A
bill of entertainment In being ar-
ranged and there will be sevr-rul

speakers to address the gathering.
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home for the past few days with all 1-.3letIIIa'tHI.1I?I,:I:3I ‘35P 1.35“;th It:
\1 .' s t L' t e l .._ .‘ j
“(Eek of the EJ'IDFK. 1'an rurmnn on lllt' ”ll" of Jesus
A complaint \1 as made to the F inst 111 “SIG-i1] ‘I‘l‘inI35”:155,1III‘I.I‘.I;I1I,I:I1I1I“vIsl;I
District police last. night that an an im‘ 3 L” ”3" _» j; : '5 u 11 j
ltomobilc party was creating it dis- 5 5° :I'I” III; "L“ ""‘m5“5“'””5l"j 'mn‘ft
turban“ near the old XIII-“Mk “05) 5 lIsclIlIl, rclllllv IV. l‘ "5,5” I ~ Oll' I lullll‘cII lllll. ‘
) 1‘ ‘ . 1 , a A“
lggfgenifIfi‘SEISZ C(‘l‘llfacd 31““: 111113: to lulla- up tho: llltll it. touch II upon!
I y III spa CHI iln ”1'11 «1 l'lllllll in his (|\\‘ll v. 1\ ml 15
to "I” new. but they cauld find no \l‘lill {"11» 0110111 (ll it ought. l
jello. i 111'. “11» 111' man] .15 dirtrllu‘s ill! l
. tic-cits :lions of «lisluv llltv to its 1111111:
5 Th» annual mcctlnl; and (leclion bicuurc 11-. had (“‘1de :1 friendly
of officers 0,, tllc szgnl: “1:113:65 hllnrl tonsil tlllullltil' l‘t'llglOll. At
O on w .
l 51m szlulc lilm. he lluclllrod that, the
Inlght 1n the Main street fire station. 1110110311 m :1 “"155”,”! rnug‘onj
' The meeting was called to order last l Hut. 11. l 111 5111110 gum-tors on (he

l’hlcsduy. bill. was adjourned duo lolZ‘Imnzl
the late hour when the annual dln-
nor was ov.cr
0
Dr. Robert E. I’crduc. local health
lofllcor. states that about 13 cases of
measles have been reported to him
during tho. last 24 hours. The situ-l
l atlon is not serious according to Dr. I
5 l- crduc.

h or his ‘I1\."I \vlls llnllllull-
l llllc and UIIV'WI'IK'ILVIL. ,

Westport Police _
l Queried by N. Y.

'l‘lu- Weslport police have brain
asked by the New York L'll)‘ pollen
111' ll.l‘or111'lltinn III‘I‘Illl .\. C. Grant;
.llm'llsou, who \vussummscd lo have

 

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Freshman Masterpiece '

Five Tube Radio Sets
-00MPLETE INSTALLED

$106.00

f‘mllc lll 111111 look t)\"l‘l mu' lilo

The Hamilton Shop

49 WALL STREET
Guaranteed Expert Radio
Service

 

 

 

 

‘Merbde Underwear’

for women and children

The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 Washington Street.
I South Norwalk

 

 

 

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La anpe Pill
l’or colds, Ln Grippo. some forms

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ot nclll'nlgzn. Contains 1.0 Opiates.

IPlaisted Drug Stere

Geo. 1‘5. Coolr.IP1'op.5
59 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

lbl'u'll 1"111cslcd tn “carport for ob-

A meeting of \o local Board ofj mining mm” “mm mm momma

 

 

lllonllh will be held at. the home of
~1Hnrrlson was formerly :1 captain in

vDr. Robert B. 1"erduc West Manuel ,

' ' . . .1 was, stationed

,toulghl. chcrul local health qucs- 5 ”lI‘ llritlsh am” (1

- . in Ireland for some limo.
ltlons “III be discussed. l He was l'llrt'sltzd and convicted of

H obtaining momx in this slltc. The
“WI l “51me police tum no 1'»"rLOld of.
“em” “I out again after being con- him. 'I h:- New Yolk . .pntlment 5.115

t
511nm! to his home for several doyslmm “Human“ .. SD .111 ,V is. ohl'llll-
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W. Root. of ls hiclgnul

“till the EI'II‘PE- in: money from w-r; lllll\ v: 0mm.

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A number of Norwalk people at 5
511 mind the services of Institution of,
Rev. Floyd 8. Leach. Ph. D.. as rec-1
ltor of Saint Lukas church Dolmen.-
lyesterdny morning. Among them

Operated On

 

lwero the Rev. Charles A. 3larks.5
Miles Eloise Leonard. \Irs. lrcd G.

Stove Repairs
For All Makes of Stoves

. ALEXANDER
FURNITURE ,CO.

50 South Main St.
So. N orwalk Phone 3560

 

 

.Bcnedlct and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Breosc. Mr. Marks assisted in 111-:

 

 

lservlcc.
l o a o
l Mrs. David W. Raymond "-13 6 West
{Washington street will leave on
Wednesday for Florida. where she
will spend the remainder of the win-
lcr months.
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bliss Irene ”Moon of 10.“. South
Main street was a. nook-end visllor
: in New Haven.
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The condition of Gordon Cave of.
50' West avenue. who recently un-
derwent a major operation at the
Norwnlk hospital. is reported us be-
lng very good.

 

Mme. Jeannette
56 So. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk

 

 

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Miss Maude-Sherlock. soprano so.

 

 

 

lolst at Trinity church. pleased a
large condensation yesterday with §
her beautiful rendering of the solo. l
"The Angel's Song!" The incidental _
violin obligate was by Bradley Nick- '
arson.

 

 

The case of Michael Pimbell of

Miss Megan Lloyd George dallgh-| l

 

 

 

arm 55 an Iron 'rms um

. ndloa' flannel gowns with double
”in. dik- scalloped embroidered.
to“ weight striped flannelctte
Tull :IR.

5 79¢ each
MI: value 98c

 

South lltaln street. arrested by Mo-
torcycle Policeman Charles Thorpe
on the charge of reckless driving last
week, was continued until next Mon-
day mornlnc by Judge Nehemiah
Candec In the downtown City Court
this morning.

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Grinder Company of Danbury a-
gainst ths- Fafnlr Bearing Company
of New Britain is being heard be—
fore Judas Edwin S. Thomas in the
Unlted Statea'Dlstrlct Courtvln Ihll
city.‘toda_y. j
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The plaintiffs clalm an infringe.
than: of a patent held by them on
the method at grinding hardened
foul.- . ' "f'
e .a a ,.

. Joseph Dianna. or 88 Chestnut

 

1?is police the. while he was da-

 

 

 

 

My” 5 '1'

A hearing on the case of the Helm .

strut. 50015101! to the South Ner- '

.lcr of England's war time prime
I mlnlstcr underwent an operation forl
nppcndlcllk In London after being
taken suddenly ill and her father
«unturned a toirr of Italy In return
to her side. Ber condition is not
considered serious.

 

 

seat sale... today '

Mtbnnqu—allthdtdmger and
Willie] thefeverandbesduhal'a:

Storage-FStoIrage

You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.

Our warehouse is a 5-story

brick building, located at o

Haviland s t r e e t, equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys-
tem, giving you the low insur.
ance rate of 5011 per hundred
dollars on contents.

Daily Motor Haulage
Service to New York
Tel. Norwslk 294—10923

N. Y. Phone, Chelsea 8059
2011 w. 20th St.

HERSHFIELD‘ MOTOR
RTATION
COMPANY

 

 

 

 

Ilvo'num' .111 Little street...

 

 

 

‘ SO. NOBWALK. CONN.

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