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Supply .
N. Iain It. 80. Nor-walk»
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IPEBBY & BARNES
HAMS ‘
BACONS
, MODERN MARKET:
P. E. Fairchiid. Prop.
is NO. MAIN s'r.
' cities torce. in her cities ln the sales
1‘ . Stove Repairs ‘
NE“? All Makes of Stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE CO.
50 South Main St.
50. Norwalk Phone 3560
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FADA NEUTRODYNE
RADIOIA
SWEREEI‘ERODYNE
N0. 25 AND NO. 28
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orwalks’ Electric Co.
Napalm St. Phonemic
mama COMPANY
wvlh o
43-68 No. MllnSt
. 50. NW
2 Chicago.
been an
Eor colds. La. Grippe. some forms
neuralgia. {Contains no opiates
Haida! Drug Store
, Geo. E. .Cock, Prop.
9'59 Washington. Street
‘ South rowan, Conn.
cw ‘Oltlsinobile Six
flora Beautiful
Be Perf6rmance
W Lower Price
6:: copay
AARON KOHN
E. 3. Ave. 1891 Norvvalll
‘ . Veis'or.
Night Shift 1 Contlnties
"vFull4Force + Plant’s
Fowling ‘ T o ll'lr n ey
. Ends Feb. 10 ,
Mrs. Frieda Herring Youngs.
whose marriage last July to Lester
Youngsgof the shipping department.
arid which was announced several
weeks ago. was tendered a surprise
shower by the young ladies of' the
department yesterday morning.
Mrs. Youngs was presented with a
handsome cedar chest tilled with
To say the least. Mrs. Younga was
delightfully surprised.
‘Tha first of the year finds the
Nash Engineering Company of ‘Wii-'
son Point Road in a very busy condi-
tion. 1316?. has been no 'let-npiin
the iproductlona
their pow famous pumps. which are
try. The night shift continues to
run full force.
we. Victory in We
The bowling team won its most
cherished victory or the season.
when after travelling to Torrington.
it defeated the team of the Turner,
Seymour Foundry. two games out of
three The match was rolled in the
C. A. alleys. The final game
wafwon by a margin of tour pins.
ment.. was the star of the match.
‘ Work On Storehouse ngressee.
ed during the past week on the new
the south 0! the factory. The new
hood .or ".000.
concrete floor is completed. '1‘. F.
Foley and Company had the con-
tract fur this part or the work.
. Palmer Sherman inJChlcsgo. ‘
Factory Bowlingmle. ‘:-‘
The ;-..
the best standing.
months. The teams will meet again
next Tuesday evening.
: it
’ Now Mrs. Wm. Bates.
Dorothy Nobis ot‘ the clerical force
or the shipping department was mark
. tied to William Bates or East Nor- ‘
walk. ., ,
Miss Maude Sherlock of the pur~
chasing department was confined to
tooth-9n Wednesday.
Frank de Conroy of Darlen. torm-
eriy connected with the ‘Rl'ng's End
Fuel Company. has accepted a tem-
porary position in the accounting de-
partment.
So. NorWalk Club. ' .
' Bridge Standings
The bridge tourney at the South
evening.
setting will be played on next Wed-
nesday evening and upon the fol-
lowing Wednesday.
The standings after the first set-
ting follow:
Winners. 3
Dr. E. H. Jones. sees; Thomas
Benedict. 26“: F. H. Quintlrd, 3890
George Woodward. 3:30: Floyd An-
gevi‘ne. 220:: Brad Ballard. 3066‘.“
8. S. Jarvis. 1958: E. G. Huntley
1821.; Mr Hermanson. 1808; 8.
1006': George Mathewso
fete: Charles E. Hoyt. 16": E.
South. use. D. A. Bliss. 1660
M. Fechheimer. 1660.
many handsome and useful presents. V.
and distribution or W
Flew elite. of the planning depart-
Much'workhas been accomplish; "
storehouse. which is being erected to .
storehouse, similar to the one erect: ‘1‘
ed last Spring. is of steel construc- ‘3
tion and will cost in the neighbor-~ ,
The trame~ has '
been erected and the root laid. The ‘
Turner Sherman, of the engineer-
lug department. leit last Saturday tor w
He is representing 3*“ e .*
Nash Engineering Company 'in‘sn‘ v.
important business transaction there.
inner-departmental bowling J -
league will conclude its matches on :
Feb. 10. At that time several. prises
will be awarded to the team having
Games have been .
rolled weekly for the past several
The‘weddingxot the week: Miss: I
her Rowayton home. by an aching
l‘l'
Norwalk Club started Wednesday‘
Three settings will i. played. A .1
run We optima—so; NORWAmn CONN.
' ~ NewChiidreh'sBooks
'At Public Library
Following are the
addititw to the ,chiidrens' books‘in'
‘ the south Norwalk library:
Piccolo rout. summon. Antoni.
Poor Cecco: story of a wondertul
f wood'endogw anemia-w.
' 30’ 'ohenush‘Ooliina. A. F. .
. Forge in the forest. Colum..Pad-
raio. .
Little Ugly lace; and other Indian
tales. Coolidge. inc.
~ Children ct Dickens. Crothers. s.
M. .
Breontstioks. and other tales. De
La Mare. W. J. -
Mighty. men-Fariecn. Eleanor.
'Flylnl carpet. Barrie & others.
Joan: Just girl. Carla uuun.
Dissapointed squirrel. Hudson. .W.
H.‘
Chimney corner stories. Hutchin-
son. V. 8.
Golden porchrGr-eek fairy tales.
Hutchinson. W. M. L.
Careless chicken. Krakemsides.
Baron.
Adventures ct Pinocchio. Loren-
aini. Carlo.
Playtime and Company. Lucas. E.
Rain on the roof. Meigs. C. L.
Number three Joy street. De La
Mare. W J. It others.
Little lost pigs. Orton. H. F.
David goes voyaging‘. Putnam. D.
B. ’
Trapper "Jim." Bandys. E. W.
Questers o! the desert. Schultz. J.
Gulliver's travels, Swift. Jonathan.
Dolls of many lands. Wadem. M.
being installed all over the coun- H
Jungle man 8: his animals. Wells.
Carveth
In the shadows oi the skyscrap-
or‘s. Widdemer. H. C.
Prince and the page. Yenge, C.
M.
Sweet Times and the Blue police-
man. Young. Stark.
‘-—Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
best results.
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most recent .
.;_
,‘.
Millard Is to Have
Old Fiddlere’ Party
:The wave osluntiment tor a rye~
viva! o! old-time music and dances
which is sweeping. the country sol-
lowing the actlca at Henry Ford in
bringing Mellie Dunhsm. Maine's
old-time fiddler to his Detroit home
and Which has resulted in wide-
spread interest has struck Milford.
An old fashioned Jamboree. teatur~
ing old fiddlcrl. old music. old
dances and old clothes will be held
Wednesday evening. January 80.. ,
tort to collect personal. taxes which
have run greatly in arrears. here
the out six years the tax collector
is to eniist‘the service or the mem-
bers otzthe Westport Police depart-
ment. who are towisit the homes at
. delinquents andyendesvor to get the
morty. Those who tail'to pay the
tax to the policemen are to be ar-
rested cn warrants without fur-
ther consideration it was announced
yesterday.
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1 Phone 126
0A.
‘ Studwell' Piano Co.
so North Main surf
,, 80.,Norwslk
ton. 1901; Dr. H. n. Bates. ices. .
W. 0. Taylor. 1851: Jack Huntbert‘. ‘
George 8chlichting.1578. Frank
Finnigan 1501. E. W. Fitch. m
Arthur Waldron. ices: Royal
Mills. not: Elton 3.1m“. is
Fred J. Koran. 1281:
Benedetto Eula. 1:50. W.'R.
right. 118:: 0.. 1c. Weed. us
Wm. Semen. 1165? Dr, H.
Sharer. 959;
Conrad Frey. 85s:
“8. _
lasers. ‘
Chas. D. Taylor. 18“! E. E. Sen:-
drinks. 1591: IVE. Cantrelh- 1375?
09.
Carlton Gould. “0
ran... to Help ccuect”
Westport Taxes
was-recur. Jan. 15.--In an on
PAGE THREE
Tomorrow and
Military Clearance Sale
*Hunce One Of The
on s 66 Women’s
The Norwallts Have Ever Seen
all next week we will place on sale every winter coat in stock at Half Titers.
Value. This is without question the greatest money- saving opportunity ever offered to the
men and women of Norwallc. (See special window display.)
Smart Fur * Trimmed Ceats
For Women and Misses
$3 .50
'Actual Values to $79. 50 ‘ '
‘ The most keenly critical of style and quality will concede these coats to be far ahead of the
ordinary values at these prices. Every coat is befurred with rich furs, some more than others.
“to pay cash.
An advantageous‘fcature of this Sale' is the Credit Department. Accounts will be open-
ed cheerfully with all Who wish to take advantage of the low prices. This gives you the
- opportunity to buy heremnd save money, even though it may be more convenient for you.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED DURING THE SALE
Actual Values to $60
The finest overcoats that any man could ask for. Men who want a big, warm overcoat at a
mighiysmsli price will findonr
“January Clearance” values very interesting.
Norwalk Chronicler