at 193,139 mm
rem seaward
been in this city conducting an in-
tics lets the matter about a
lion sineetbat time
the sale of the tickets mined been
stopped.
He said further that an investi-
gation would be oonduotad into the
\ . condition and that anyone caught
- selling the tloltets would be arrest-
ed.
The Evening Sentinel has re.
‘ “.i
3,333.1... 3
T1 k g
It insides no dillerence what the
3 in many cases it was you
birth in the unclean mouth. gi
. Hens IS 'A' GREAT SET OF
_ You are usually asked 920 and
1 more for these.
We are making our WOnder set
(:0 go, for Which many dentists charge
COME IN AFTER WORKING HOURS
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
”trust“ Now
It will save you many trying hours—let us
show you the beautiful specimens of bridgeawork
we do. It' 1s not necessary for you to wear a
~ plate if you have a few fairly good teeth left.
ionofteeth........... wwfigg
. " frowned 'diii'éé 'Sliiii'ii 155'; 91.00
aslewas...... 95.00
DR T J. l-llRSCllBERG
Main St. Palace Theatres
‘easosllseo eassa
3 ii Don’tlet your teeth go too far—Let
me put them in good condition *
CONVENIENT TERMS
. " celved several elongating" o:
4 , this pular form 113 an
Promise“ P e r 3 0 ll 9 also?“ the communications 1m.
' been anonymous it is a t the
' COMM Selling Much 313;:- 3.3333? - lmlc ovum
Discussed Tickets Chief l’ennlnston and any of the
‘ . Will Be 'Arrested
rceecuting authorities are the per-
sons to whom such information
should he sent in order to get go.
sults from the standpoint of law
enforcement.
There is considerable agitation in Also. it would be well for the
Nowell: at the" present time for writers t‘o gut th‘e'lr 0:31;; 12:11::
‘ ‘ commun ea one .
3:33.:sumggf clearing house eerily and responsibility for state-
Chief of Police William R. Pon- mm m“
‘ nil: in states that he nae heard The Evening sentinel cannot be
of he sale or the lottery tickets in expected to give publicity tochargee
this city. but that he had not seen against officials or even plain citi-
any of the tickets up to the present sens when the person who brings
time. the charges takes cowardly refuge
Chief Pennington "m that be behind a blind signature to a let-
thought that Federal agents had ""-
527
“I'l'l me I! m 80me
man's saws son was man none: was
Pro-inventory sale, all odds and ends greatlyuduood.
$1.59—Family size oblong shape
splint clothes baskets. extra
strong and durable. at . . . . 91.25
Remnants of table and shelf
oil cloth at low prices.
3‘ Universal pint size vacuum bot-
l9tles. keeps liquids hot or cold.
,.at .. ...................... 70c
Large size corrugated ash cane
'V‘with cover. at ....... 9i.”
. 5 gallon galvanized oil cans with
ch-—Large size galvanized coal spout at. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 89c
node. at . ................ 53c
1.10-6 qt. best quality gray en.
......6ilc
’ 1: at. all tin deep dish pans. ameled tea kettles at
at . ..... .. ......... 3 ....... 25c Fine thin blown table tumblers
. 8e - Oblong shape deep grey at . .............. ... d for sec
3 ‘enameled foot tube. at 69c
.49-Bhino polishing cloth for pol-
ishing. gold. silver. nickle etc.
at” ..- .. .. .. .. t. ..35c
I foot well made clothes line
“props. at . ........... 35¢ each
”1anth we mm m-
N,
t. .
Rugs.
9150.00 Wilton Rugs,
9 ft. by 12 ft. size .......... 995.00
9110.00 .Wool Wilton 9 by 12 Rug.. 973.50
997. 50 Wool Wilton 9 by 12 Rug“ 960.00
9138.00 Worsted Wilton 8 ft. 3 in. a.
by 10 ft. 6in. Rug
997. 50 Worsted Wilton 6 by 9 Rug . 960.00
969. 00 Wool Wilton 6 by 9 Rug“
9-60. 00 WOol Wilton 6 by 9 Rug . . . .. 939.50
938.00 Wool Wilton 4 ft. 6‘ 1n.
by6ft.6in.Rug~............ 925.00
‘ 1 $25.00 Worsted Wilton 36 in. by 63in.
. 918.00 Wool Wilton 36 m. by 63in.
Rug 912.00
S1500 Worsted Wilton 27 m. by 54 m.
Rug 910
953.00AXminster9by12Rug......
‘96000Axmillster8fh3in- by
' 10!t.6in.Rug............942.00
948.50 Axminster 8 ft. 3 in. by
. 10ft 61n.Rug.............93500
939.00
Heavy
9ft.by12 its...
$45
Low prices and unusual quality feature every one of these fine Rugs.
9 each taken from our regular stock, and priced to force immediate sale. Beautiful
.Worsted and Wool Wiltons, heavy pile Axminsters. and some Tapestry Brussels °
$90.00 9 "
54.5.00. 9
Rug 917.50 ‘
S11. 50 worsted Wilton 27 by 54 Rug saoo'
They are
\ \
$88 'WlLTON€'RUGS .
8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in.'Sizes.
$55 _...
An excellent Wool Wilton Bug in rich
colorings and unusually fine patterns,
make this Rug one of the best values in ”
our Mid-Winter Sale of Floor Coverings.
920.09 Axminster 4 it. 6 in
by6ft.6in.‘Rug............. $15.00
' 99.60 Axminster 36 in. by 70 in.
‘ Rug $7.090
98.00 Axminster36by 70Rug 95.75
98.00 Axminster 36 1n. by 63 in. 9
Rug 95.75
94.25 Axminster 221/2 1n. by 36 m. .
9 Rug 93.19
930. 00 Tapestry Brussels 9 by 12 Rug $22.50
W Select 9
‘1!!!
cmmnulh...............1-2pm
Lengths up to six yards in many mi-letles of line
Carpeting. all at half price.
All Linoleum Remnants .... 1-2'to 1-3 Less
All Linoleum Remnants. including many imported pat-
terns. marked for immediate sale.
"a Linoleum Varnish
Meta and renounce all linoleum.
ALI. sauna mar.
“ dealt with the lives of great people
who were born this month. The pro- .
1...... follows: Mrs. Langzettel Wlll
Be Buried Tomorrow
lo hear Mr. Lund speak publicly.
momma semen—so 9170mm. cone. _
Roger Ludlow Notes
Program for School
Graduation Almost
Completed and
Ready for Printer
A stereoptican lecture will be given
at. the Roger Ludlow Junior High
school this afternoon. The lecture
will deal with the Panama Canal and
Alton Williams, principal. will do-
liver the talk. The machine. which
was recently purchased by the gel-
oral organisation of the school. will
be operated by Charles Hanford. A
small admission price will be charged
to defray the cost of the machine.
which‘has not as yet been complete.
ly paid for. Ruth Corbett and Edna
Gerhardt will have charge of the
tickets.
Noted Men Born in January.
The regular weekly assembly. held
at the school on Monday morning.
TRISTRAM e HYATT
Wall Street
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Norwalk, Conn.
Clearance Sale
17111111115175 oowss
White and stripes—round and V shaped neck, three-quarter Sl(3L%V(.‘S.
44 pages in colon—Over 300 new designs.
Regular price 91.50 and $1.75
Sale Price $1.00
THE NEW FASHION BOOK
LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
Spring issue
now on sale. Per copy
. "What does January moan '3"—
Julia Levy.
"dome January
seph Bruchac.
"Idossrt"—Jeanette Oliver.
“8ervice"——Wlllla Overton.
‘ “8chubert"-Evelyn Greene.
"Burns"——Helen Smith.
"Historic Events in January"—
Willard Farr.
Selections by both Mozart and
Schubert were played by members of
the school. Following an outline of
tho life of Burns. "Old Lang Syne"
was sung. The entire program was
in charge of Helen Smith.
Blrthdsys"—-Jo-
The second basket. for the use of
the basketball teams was installed
yesterday.
The program for the school grad-
uation is well under way and the
program will be in the hands of a ,
printer within a few days.
Editions Social News
John Lund
(Continued from Page Four.)
Toadhera' Association. Mr. Lund
has addressed, many gatherings or
the Rotary and Kimmie clubs and
also "nous chambers of commem-
f meetings throughout the state.
3 Norwalk’l school Bllpel‘inlefldt‘lll3
; has received a splendid training for E
{vim larious important positions he ‘1
lll.‘ held. and has several deglccsi
to his credit. 3
After receiving an A. 1!. at Clark 5 1
= I llxcrslty and lill bl A. at Colum 3
. l'l'l lniverslty. he graduated iron. 3
I loachers' College with a master dc a
31m: in the Department of Adminls l
i .1tlon. Not content with these. lilr 3
‘ lund continued his studies com. 3
{ mating the post graduate course on. .
3 .«lucstion at Yale University. 3
i With this background. Mr. Luna 3
lo well qualified to speak on lhel
:subiect of "The Citizen and the
. l-chool." This is the first opportun-
! ll y the people of Norwalk have had
After the address. there will be
gun open forum and refreshments
' “ll! be served by the members of
9 the association.
There will be a short program of
music also. As is usual at the meet-
lnge of the association. there will
he no admission charge. The chair.
man of the reception committee
will be Mrs. Robert Mullings. while
Mrs. Frederick Hoelscher will he
chairman 0; the refreshments com-
mittee.
CHURCHES
‘ m
A "progressive party" will beheld
at the home of Mrs. Lillian Whid-
bee, Commerce street. for the ben-
efit of the Mount Zion church to.
night.
I O O
at. Paul's guild-will hold a cake
sale in Glendenlng's drug store to.
day. Mrs. Franklin Sclleck is the
chairman in charge.
Lincoln Council to.
Install Its Oiiicers ‘
The regular weekly meeting of
Lincoln Council No. a. O. U. A. IL.
will be held this evening at Progress
Forum Hall. 100 Washington street.
There will be installation of encore
by Deputy state Councilor Fred c.
Sutorlus of. New Haven. Plans will
be made for the 53rd anniversary to
be held on February 12. After the
meeting refreshments will he served.
r. 3. Lyon
her
3 .
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Thomp~
son Lonneiiel
woman “ill be held lomnrrow at
residence on “For
Weslport
Run Farm” at 1:30 and at
prominent
Women‘s Store
:Wcstport Congregationad church at
3:30 p. nl. The interment will be in of the lull) Curtis
Mountain Grove Cemetery, Bridge-
port. note.
The death of Mrs. Langzettel.
at Westport Wednesday evening fol-
lowed a. sudden attack of what up-
pearcd to be only a. hard cold.
Mrs. 'l.nngzettel was one of Con-1
necticut's prominent clubwomen .«mwmse tn
the and her loss will be felt sadly in so- h...It “,5 ”3,,
her husband Herman W
' sl ort.
society “a p
A ' ‘AJ'
Mrs. L‘hgzcttcl is survived
In Sun-fast, Tub-fast
hf
.5
is
.
9 979
‘ 319*.
31‘ r
if?
Advance Spring Models
Smart New Dresses
In A Special Sale
$5.95 9
“sunbeam" Dresses 111' Radio'ux Chiffon
and Mohpac Sports Fabrics ‘ .
SALES EVENT our Downstairs Dress mislead-e
is proud Of—we know fashion-wise women and miss-
es will be delighted with these smartly styled dresses at
SO inexpensive a price! Ideal for immediate home use
and sunny Spring and Summer street and sports wear. 4
Distmc' ' tive Features 2
9.
'39. spring Colors of these Dresses
Boise do lose ' Jade Green Made of genuine 'Aberfoyle Radian:
Pea-venom Blue :Poudre Blue Chiffon 811d M0111)“. fabrics of real
m O m m beauty usually found only in dresses
reen . at much higher prices. And m designs
M Md m ML and patterns that are exclusive.
. led and Tan Combination
Fine, expensive dyes used make these
They fit perfectly because of their
perfect, generous cut—and made with
lovely colors lpossible-«lid (1 even after deep liens.
numerous in binge an exposure to
Snatmersunfiheyrenaihasfreshsnd lsny Models aretrimmed wflh '3‘
attractive as when thy are new.
_Ixiraslses,ddi052
clal Circles. She was the lirlugh‘or
Thompson.
Bridgeport. a New York utiornoy or
of
(19‘
a
daughter. Mrs. H. “7. Coley, Jr, or
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