mu wet-rent. in ma he re. delved on order tor biscuits -'roln Queen Victoria. whom he uvnuod (or so ysere. He also has upplisd , the ex-keieor. the into our of Rus- H ter 0! thewunbridpe Wells sis end the late emperor of Austria- u Wis. tor! 'btpb he holds UunM. , um " O \ ”universe”. Mr. Bounty cs... ms. (5.... 7W1n'yourrocket. " . _ . long lasting bene- Chitying'SWEet for any money. 5 BK Handy Pack. ‘ er‘s Counter. 9‘ . eelsteez.o:«:~:«:»:«:«:»: l-IN’S $6 To ill rows 9 a. 09,” O O O at» O. 0-. 9 0 We Have Taken 350 Pair‘off ‘- routs, STEP-ills, AND oxrosns e e eze e .8. .8. e e .fi. e? v.0 ‘- Ftpm our Regular Stock and have marked them tosmoveat this extremely low price because of incomplete sizes. ‘ “if 0 0 9 9.6» O O O 0. O O O O The styles are all seasonable and afford. a great paving. Included are tans, browns, blacks end greys‘in kid, calf, patent and suede. Low, medium and high heels. 0 ”00”“ R O O O O O O. 9 O cow» 6 O. O O '3” O ,.,Displsycd on tables for convenient choosing. . - .09 54 " .No EXCHANGES—NO REFUNDS 9‘ O” . .90.” O 0””. o co.».oe O ton Elwood mmnraessnves areas Wannabe Street South Norwslk ‘ ° ?‘ " ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘0,“e‘e.".e’e'g.e“.e'e' . .1 ' . *’ W e“epe“e..e“c”e e e”e°‘:“o e O 00:” O O 9 g, 'pany May ee Ar- mory for Next Anni.- versary John enough, President ct thp Crctut .n'xnepp Bat 00.. left yester- duy ior riot-lee. where he will visit for p. a bit ‘V the new plant. which was held last week was a decided succsps. The only trouble wastho tact that there was not room enough toleooclnrne- date the hundreds oi employee and their friends who crowded the first tloor ot the plant tor the dancins. The ottloisle or the Company. have stated in the tuturo. it is possible such alinirs will‘be held in the Ar- mory. Which would be much more suited for dancing. The company is now entering its third year in the modern new plant in Van Zandt street. An Ohio Guest Fred Kraemer. one of the oldest customers or the'Cl-olut end Knepp Hat Company slh'ce its organization. was a, visitor at the factory yester- day. Mr. Krocmer is proprietorlct the .lsrgest stores in Akron. Ohio. and one of the meet important in the State. Bowling Match 00mins l II. is probable that bowling‘ en- ‘thwsiaets in the plant will shortly be able to witness a handicap match between the Girls' bowling team. and the C. 8—. K. Flengers. Repre- sentatives or the two teams are con. .sidcring the match. . \ ,. rormor’Enlplopo Dies Mrs Elle Hui-ton iormerly ottho millinery department. peeecd sway Sunday at the home of relaflvee in East Norwaik. Friends irons-"tho department attended the tuncrel services which were held yoeierdey afternoon in Bridgeport. interment was in Lakcview cemetery. Basketball Practice All young ladies in the allies and isctory. who are interested to bee- ketbellaro urged to go to the Com. munlty Hall in You andt street on Friday evening tor practice. Arthur G. Stock is coaching thc;teem. end Misc Gertrude Pennington is non. agar; In a short time. a team. repre- senting “fiduciary. will be termed. . _ . ‘—-.-~.- .'V-" . Mrs. Carol Moore. a designer oi the Millinery Department or the Dobbs d: 00.. 630 5th avenue. is visiting at the lccellplsnt. Mrs. Ade Jceeup o‘t'IEest Norwslli has accepted I. position in the Mil- llnery Departmong' Janice Paine 'ot‘the Werner Com- psny of Baltimore; Md, were. re- cent visitor at the rectory. Miss Dogma Melton o: Newf‘rork City has telten e. position in the mil- linery department.‘ ' - , Mrs. Mary Mickie,“ Central ave- nue hes resumed her position in the lining department. . utter having been confined to=her,hbl'pe by ill. ness. tor the pest tourname- Mr. and litre-"Thoma F. John- stono of the Sales Force are visit- ing in Florida. . Mr. P. Schneible o! the Columo bio. Ribbon Cclnpeny. ' New York City, was a. visitor in the rectory yesterday. 6. Gordon Link of Chicago wee e visitor‘et the factory as the meet or Mr. and Mrs. Themes 1". John- stone. Sperry a name- Hams—Beech!) man? man ' .» Native Eggs MODERN MARKET P. E. Fairchild. Prop. ' ‘ 15 hearts lien! or. .. ' l TAGSAL now some ON ' EAST Mavens . , ‘ V . . ' . Religious instruction Class at East Avenue Methodist - Church Today . m An order lied been placed with 5. New York til-m tor the purchase e: s. new pool table!» the use ct member! otthe Mayflower Hock.” Ladder and Here company. . , lsvcrei radio demonstmtlous have been given by local dealers in red spouse to e. vote when at the lest, meeting of the company. held Janu- chase a new set. Action will be taken ct the next meetlne’. Monday, February 8. A demonstration wul be given this evenlnll and another tomorrow eveningjcr the prospec- tive purchasers; . ' Boligiom newton Rev. Charles s. Grey. pester c: the East Avenue M. E. church. will meet all youne peoples! the church: this afternoon in the church social rooms at d o'clock- The pester will deal with the meaning Christian lite. lookine' toward membership. The class will meet each Wednesday or; tel-noon with the pastor. Joining the church will depend upon the cement or the child. the parent and, the pastor. . 0 Prayer Meeting ‘ service at the Christ Episcopal church will be held this evening at mo o'clock at the church. The, study of the Bible Will be taken up. Following the prayer service. the choir will rehearse at the rectory at 8:80 o'clock. ‘ 0 ‘3 Christ Church‘Sumwr A supper will be given at the Christ Episcopal church. llridey evening at the church. from 6 to 8 o'clock. by the 8. 0. 8. Boys'club of the church. The work 0! serv- ing. dish washing and securing the food will be under the direction ot’ the boys. Food will be cooked at vericufhonies end Will be brought to the church where the lads will‘ serve it.‘ The money taken in will be used for the purchue cl semen tor the club room in the church basement. 0 a . i. Home M.an “Adv." the concert at the Roper Ludlow Junior High school. held lest night. ; treats! a home on Van Zest street. Lf-pupil ot the school wrote an ad and teclied it on a tree on the lewn,. theg’clcsln phrase or which was. "Come so help :1. .cut." The Ladies Md society of the East Avenue M. E. church will meet thisteitsrnoon .et .the. church. ‘ . Log Cabin To: Boom Thomas Martin. local ice dealer. of 68' Winfield street. pleas to erect e log cabin tea room on Winfield street; near Howard street. Legs are now being cut in Cross River. New York. The building will be iorty test square and will cost in the neighborhood of “.000. The csbln will be mode to lock scold- !sshloned es possible and will be in charge ct Mr. Martin's daughter. Miss Laure. Merlin. It is expected that the tea room will be opened in the early spring. , ll 0 I Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Horton-end zonally. oi Wlhileld street. were in Bridgeport yegterdey. where they attended the funeral of Mr. Horton's sister-iu-lew. ' 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe. tor- morly o! Fitch street. have returned to Norwelk. sites bending e iew months in Florida. It is understood thet the couple prefer Norwsllt to the South. , ”.4.“ W these to tests. f multiple; cry 11. when it was decided to pup. , The Weekly prayer and prdleo . An unusual method of advertising. ' was put into effect on the lawn in; . when I ems?" one» to slo.eeo ”my new beta: nude with little sit-rt raisin: in: beating animals to spare tires. wre- ieendcul demand rec pelts. coed? pair. Animals herds end rapid!" 1m. too. out shore . Till! EVENING WHO. honWALlr, court ' Customers SO ~— m- Many ‘Norwaltk L Are Taking Advantage of ' Our Big January Sale Home Furnishings m of Better . Made that we feel obligated to. tell more of you good Not-walkers once again of this great money saving opportunity. come to Bridgeport and save money, and get satisfaction. Come to the best store in Bridgeport and get quality-furniture for les 5 money. Come during the January Sale when prices are lowest. l ‘ la ‘ . e Off cent .On Nearly Everything in :11... scallions. Springs For You Well Worth Taking Advantage Of . « ..~ MMW 7711's Applies an Furniture cf Every Description ft» the Bed Room, Dining Room, Living Room, Sun Parlor Hall, Den, Breakfast Room. and Kitchen. Springs, Mattresses, Pillows, Drape es, Lace Curtains, Nets, Scripts, Furniture Coverings, Lamps, Pictures, Mirrors, Cedar Chests, Radio Cabin- ets, Radio Tables, Refrigerators, Parlor Heating Stoves, Heatrolas, Perfection and Florence Oil Heaters, Detroit Jewell Gas Ranges, Baby Carriages, Strollers, Etc. l-el‘ 1-“ “am ‘ . Never Before have we been eble to offer you such a beautiful «sort- ment of Bed Room Fur- niture. There are men! Berkey and Ge Suitee in ' this collection ' are of- fered in this sale from $246.40 up. When you out buy Berkey and Gay qualit! I! law all!“ it it "ml! worth while to take I look 0dr Own Make ' LivingReomSaites efor eelityendDur- 9' re 33‘ E E W Carrel: will linden" .00 ‘f Y Oll’ll be, cassdfwith our wonderful all; Seldom.» mu a... ”Milli!!! Wfldm.md‘at the reduiiedehle prices. Many fine Whit- tcilsh‘lcludcd in this sale. . ‘
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