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"FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926.
' i‘Merotle Underwear"
for women and children
n. N. is. Ryan Co
86 Washington Street,
South Norwslk
Senator Welsh of Montana. sins
women's annoy no my; ins. is questioning Atty. Geri. su-
‘ WASHINGTON STREET
psny of America: The hearing is
SOUTH NORWALK
cinry Committee.
gent. seated opposite. concerningtho :
Department of Justice's prosecution '
of cases against the Aluminum Corn-J
tailing place before the. Senate Judi-
Aluminum Héaring ’Olléns
v . ONLY
THIS COMPLETE ‘B
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A agPiece Velour Group as Shown
Here for the Living Room at
»‘ 1Not only does it reveal grace of line that detracts-from
V... the usual ‘maSsive appearance of overstuffed—but here
is genuine, lasting comfort, too. The cover is of‘an ‘ex- 2
: captions] quality of Velour—~a neatly carved moulding
surrounds each piece.
. W'vs ”or." ,~ .-
ttfildotos’ , ’
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‘ . . Broskfnst Set“ .
y Wshsve s score of these in this sale. Decoratedwin s
,. westthof bright, cheery colornombinstionH dipoles!
table and {our sturdy choirs. This set $29;m
' . .. ; .
ls‘bnilt ‘or our in mum gray finish.
,SPECIAL For SATURDAY
tD OUTFIT \.
\V
is 2:8. 5:0 I
A super sensation that. you will net want to miss!' Thinkof buy-
ing a complete bed outfit at this price—a price that. seems hard—
. 1y enough for the splendid metal bed alone. , It has 23inch‘(COn-‘-
3. tinuous posts and is beautifully finished in Ivory or white color.
_ ;i Then there is a Resilient steel spring of link wireiabric, as well
‘ as a deeply tufted mattress with roll edge construction, cover-
ed Withhigh grade art ticking. The complete outfit at this low
$149 ,
J
Davenport ‘Tshles
$16.95- a
one-’ot_ thoseaclisrmlnr
dsmpoflflblglffllllm'
n louchpt‘dinincdun to .'
yourlirinxrbumlvnefln- ,
ed in the WWW w
style sn‘dhnished in ins-
hogony color.»
id
. winter months.
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THE EVENING summon—so. NORWALKQCONN.
nanflflll
TONIGHT'S EVENTS . '
_Rialto-—-"Grnustnrk."
lfnlnco—“Thc Unchssteucd Wom-
sn.’ .
Regent—"The Gold Rush."
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COMING EVENTS
Jon. l6.-—-lnslullulion oi‘ officers
Notwulk Dt‘Moluy. ui lho Armory.
Jan. i’l.—Anuunl most 0! Norwuill
ilouucll or (Yulholic Wonlon.
Jen. ill.—-Wlulor concert Choral
Art Society.
Jun. 18458 Music week in Norwslil
8choot_s Claus ulelllonsiruiions.
Jun. l9.—Anuuul ulwiins Ind
luncheon oi- Ministering- Circle oi
Kinll's Daughters.
Jon. lit-Jami Installation oi-
ricors McKinley l'nnlp uud Auxiliary
si ill-d Men's Hall hisin street.
‘an. ls,--l‘oncori ni Roger Lud-
lowdunlor High School.
Jnn. 2il.——Annunl Roll (tall—but
Sister's Rebekah Lodge at ()dd Fol.
low's’ Hull Wall street.
. Jen. lion-Franklin Junior filth
concert at Senior High School.
Jun. 2i.-—(‘enlcr Junior High con.
cert In i‘enier High buiidlns.
'Jan. 22.——¢‘onccrt by High School
pupils at Senior High School.
~Jon. 23.——Mndnmo Kitchenetto's
(ii-chest rs. by the Pililaiheo class
under thclnuspicos of the 'l‘. C. B.
clues atthe Nor. M. E. church.
Jun. 27.-—Annun.i Birthday Party
of Trinity church. .
Jon. 28.--Fairiield County Louise
-',womcn voters meet in Stamford.
\iiss Ann. rum to speck. ‘
Jon. 29.——Lsdles Aid Norwallt hi.
1 church Turkey supper {or the
Phllnihcn class.
Sun and Title for Tomorrow.
Bun Rises .......... 7:17 A. M.
Sun Bets ...... 4:49 PrM.
lHigh Tide................. 12.,M.
Low Tide ............ 7:10 P. M.
l Local trionds are receiving cards
from David Esterson. tormer inan-
ogerot tho-local Regent and Poispo
Theatres. who has arrived in Miami
Florida. {where he will spend ,thc
, . s o .
l‘ Household Comm-Harris a ham
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Clsronco Nutting. architect oi
Putnam avenue. is working on pro.
limin‘sry plans for s. 13 tsmilynpnria
merit house to be erected opposite
the,Condo Nsst plant in Greenwich.
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—«Ail Sweaters 1-3 or! to: this
week “only. Dounelly's.-Adv.: ,
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Mr. on Mrs. Ssmuoi noosner.’ ‘or
Flu Hill Rood, who on on a four
months“ tour or the Mediterranean.
JsrriVed' st 890.111.. the first stop in
ltho intinorsry. wasterdsy.
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-—The clonning. dyeing and pros-
slng of genomic» given the closest
stiention at The Twin (‘iiy Valet'r
. Establishment. Work called for and
sidelivere‘dc .s'llNo". Main St. Phone
0 s o’
Choir rehesrsal will be held this
.evsning in Trinity chin-ch.
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-'-delos snd‘Vletroiss sold on
easy terms Donneliyw—Adv. .
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Thomas '0. Taylor 'ot Mount Ver-
non. N. Y.. was o. visitor in'iown last
evening. , . - ' .
l .i .v . o o .o >
~Rimmlnoss household Cost.-
Hnrri'l & Germ—Ada.
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John McGorrie. l2. Center avenue.
was a visitor in Bridgeport inst
. night. . l
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l. —Our 1-8 oil! Sale ends this Satur-
urday. Donnelly‘s.-—~Adv.
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Arthur E. Stanley of BridgeportI
was a business minor in South Nor- :
walk yesterday. - , '
o 'o .o l
—thlever your problunsn in
heniinll and plumbing work. the new I
hulldlns‘ the renovation. or Jobbins
work Nelson M White'sespsris can
i do the some in a ssiisinciory rnsn '
ner. Nelson iii
> plumbing contractor. 66 North Main
' sireeL—Adv.
wniiu iii-slips Ind l
The annual banquet and cnturtoin- '
mentor Troo‘p No. 12.'Boy Scouts.‘
of” which Dr.‘Aitr‘ed Aiken. is scout. l
i Womenls
s vstsndBlsok
I Kid.........
master. will be held Jauusry 89 in
the Berkley Street Temple. The pro.
coeds from the stair will be used
for the individual work or the troop.
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-—-A tree lecture on Christisn Sci-
ence at the Regent Thostor January
‘17. at 3:80 o'clock. All are wel-
corno.-~Adv.
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Jerry P. Keenan. proprietor of the
West Side Garage in Weuiport. mo-
ntll. \
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-—THE Cl.‘ FFUHD TAILOR.
O Cerulli Prop says: "Don't
throw away or give sway your gur-
ments that need rcpsirlng. tiring
them here and hsve no estimate
liven tar placing the nine to prop-
er shape in surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied"
Elizabeth sin-ct and are satisfied"
corner from south Main street)»—
Adv.
o. s - _o '
Walter Donsvsn. oi the '1‘. 3. Con-
il' Company. has purchased a. new
sedan car.
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AT CUTllil.i.s FISH MARKET
Every business day in the year
thls'murkoi has on hand the choic-
not or i’ish‘in season. Daily shin
menls srrlve and then too the sum.
in properly icedfnnd cared for on
arrival. Dcliverles' made all over
Norwnlk and nearby vicinity 7!
North Main 8t. Phone 108.—Adv.
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Harry K. Howard of East avenue
avail n visitor in Bridgeport yester-
85’.
o o. o
«colic-third or! on on Christmas
Goods {or this week only. Donnel-
ly's.-»Adv.
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Clarence M. Nutting or 21 Putnam
avenue will attend the automobile
fume in New York City this even-
ng.
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wNeill week is music week in
Public Schools. Watch {or announce-
mach—«Adv.
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Arthur Benedict of Flax lilll road
was arrested on tho charge of into:-
‘cotlou by Patrolman Wallace Sam-
mie, at the South Nor-walk police
headquarters last evening. His case
will come up in court Monday morn-
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Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Nelson. of 31
First slrroi. had as their guests last
evening .1. Belnio and P. Garden of
Now York. .
r
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-—-\'isit music classes in, soy
grad»: school Mondlsy st any time.
Parents and citizens invited.-Adv.
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Tho drill team of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. American Legion, will
travel to Shelton this evening. where
members will put on on exhibition
drill for the Shelton Post. They will
leave the Armory in sutomobiles st
7 o'clock.
_,., I‘ill‘..a
~-Spccil1 'Snow white on teit met.
tress 82300. Regularly priced at
30.00. See them. displayed in our
window. Ansevine Furniture Cow-
adv.
I p .
him. D. W. Raymond .leit Wednes-
[l y for on automobile trip to Florida
a compsnied by n mend. Mrs. Fern-
hsm or Bsrstogs. They will be sway
about two months.
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Advertise-in the Sentinel for the
best results.
.
iored to Norwslk today on busi-
Promoted
sioner and former mayor of Mobile.
Al... has been nominated by Presi-
dent Coolidge [or membership on the
interslslo Commerce Commission.
Triumphs
Robert Stoli or Baylor, Tex" lost.
his sight in an accident at the sgt
of 19. But he was graduated from
tho University of Texas. with high
honors, at the age oi" 20. completing
\tho emu-so in three years, Invention
and selling candy and vigor slot mu-
chincs to pay his way airmail.
E. v. Winchester ‘J‘oii'is
Fire Underwriters
The Board 10! Fire Underwriters
held its rogulnn meeting at Shadow
inn. Knight street,- last evening.
It was voted to obtain a speaker
for the next meeting of. the organ-
ization in item.
Edward V.“ Winchester was elect-
‘ed a member. , ‘
Those present follow:
K. Paul. who presided. Dennis Hull.
Charles Curtis. Elton‘ Baker. itchy
Sherwood, John T. Hayes. William
F. Hoyt. Stephen Dokus. Samuel
Stewart. Jr.. Frank Becker. Her~
bcrt 0. Pollard, Daniel Farrell, Paul
Lawrence. Frank Brundogc and
John M. Blot-or.
SHOE
Our Tremendous Stock 0f Shoes for Men,
Women, Boys and Children at the Prices
You Like to. Pay. . This Sale Takes in Ev-
erything in RubberFootwear, Too.
3‘7f.,7,, BEFORE
K 7 EY’S INVENTORY
SALE
THE REAL BIG FAMILY SHOE STORE
,
_ thoes’fviiéwcst
Styles in Patent, Satin, Vol.
$3.98
s mm m. satin" and
Velvet. s.
, SWPUMP
.81, l. l. ' j $2.98
w‘SchOol‘
H.
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s.
Good Sturdy Shoes for Men
In.Bla.ck Call or Tenn:-
m $2.98
Special
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marinas .BhOes in suck
Oslfor Tan $3.49
Bpwlal
Boys’ SturdyTihoes
M m” “M $2.69
‘F
Richard V. Taylor, city cominls- F
Lawrence
wljru'n FIVE .
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Store hours 9 lo 6 Saturday ii to 'l
'DRY- READY
ooous 11 M UNS IE lie-woo
'10-12 80. MAIN ST. PHONE 2515 80. NORWALI
ONE MORE DAY
TO SHARE IN THE MANY BARGAINS TO BE HAD
IN OUR ‘
A SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
Sheets-Sheetings WASH GOODS
PILLOW CASES lnrlilm ill-ad, linen finish, '
81 x 90 Seamless Sheets. yard Wide, “‘3' 32° -- 250
l 1 . .
bleached, reg. $1.25 $130 English Prints nice color“,
5-1 x 90 Seamless .Sllcl'iS, regular 25c ........... 190 .
bleached, reg. 75c 650 “mm 91 it' 5 1,. l “
Pequot Sheeting, 21/2 yards PM] I: Eng”? 1 p ‘1‘" 00 0P8.
wide,reg.85c ......750 ,,'u .o. """ """190
‘Pequot Sheeting, 2 1.4 ”as. ()llllng Flunllcls, yard \V'lde,
wide, reg. 75¢ 650 regular 2‘.’ ........... 180
Herringbone Tickings, regu- Nainsook .. hooks, plain
int 506 .. ........ . ..... 353 colors re" 250
Bleached Shooting, 2 1-4 yds. . ’ 7 ' 1'". 19°
. Dress Gm ham 33 inch
Wide, reg. 50c ...... .. 42c revulnr 050g ’ 16.
45 x 36 Pillow Cases, rcgzu- ,7 ~ ,l U". """" 0
[at 25c ....... , ........ 216 “ml“ PPS“ ”9W 5°.“
N Yard wide muslins, unbloncli- pentlne (“.1305 and p131"
ed‘ color Jap (irepes, regular
Regular 150 ........ 12%: 290 and 3543 ... ....... 250
Regular 18c .......... 150 Eurfiiish idlvels with colored
Regular 210 17c errors,
Bleached. Regular 35c 250
Regular 450 .......... 350
.....39c
See the wonderful Dresses of Crepe dc Chine
and Twill Sheen at
$5.95
Regular 180 15c|
Regular 200, 17c| Regular 50c
“olds its '
BO“ lQulck-Be Sure;
“Pal of My Cradle Days”
"Keep Your Skirts
Down, Mary Ann”
Oaths ' - '
The “I I. 'gg’J'ET—mnwfifim “There AA“ No, Flies On
boost | t cede/(51min: .
s in ides! form. Colds stop of; hours. Ls “Title
Hoar these snappy records at
' hide?!» Thcwsumisdanedmd
Nothing
BeSurelt‘s mmflbflflgsm DONNELLY’S
m UlNlNE . 8o. Norwalk Weapon
Cflldh
Final January Clearance In
I Departments ,
Begins our Moving Activities
Our energies and thoughts are turning toward the are“ move
to our new store. Every department is clearing swsy quanti-
ties of desirable merchandise in preparation to replacing it ’
with fresh. new articles for our beautiful new home. in all , .
departments are those "lucky finds" that women boast about.
irresistible bargains where you save many cents on small
items and many dollars on the large.
Important New French Models
Appear In
Our Special Sale of
Sm; Felt Hats $8.75
Ra. . ”2.60
The new Reborn. .u.JZZ.'"h; “‘5
crushed vlcrown of the
Gigolo model is particularly foam
ured in these very new felt lists.
Unusual tailored trimmings ‘
“uses- a. '
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matching gros groin ribbon are the
most fashionable of finishes.
Chartreuse green. horizon blue. boil
de rose. grey. beige. brown. etc. are
the right colors. Start your spring
- costume with one of these lists - new
and fashionable for now and late spring weer.
Second flow
‘A Special Last Minute Sale of
loo Hand Bags and Purses;
$3.95
Regularly $5 to $7.50
With such values “9 these. 'you will lose no time in getting to
the store only _' . The group includes many one or”
two of s kind models in smart shapes and leathers which .
would be impossible to duplicate at this price. Block paw
lestbcrs with inside frames. pin morocco lestbcr in blocks
brown sod grey. moire silk purses. leather lined. tapestry
purses sod purses in combinations of colored lath". . 1
Main floor
lZO Radium Silk and. Rayon Jersey 3‘.
Petticoats $2.957 A
Hssvyrayonimsyoppcsrsinihetsilondskirtfitb..
.. h‘qnylnd Clinic top. Skinning "Milkflmd 4H
Muted-allow Whitsbtu midi 5..., .,
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