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wod to arrange for the affair.
Dance March 20th
~ Plans for a dance to be held in
Progress t-‘orum Hall on March 30.
em. made at a meeting 0 Court
Uranus No. 11. order of the Gold-
- on Sceptre. A coninii‘tee was nam-
‘ .pplicaiions of two persons for mom-
. 'bership in the court were voted on.
10 social time followed the meeting.
SHIRTS
' $1.95
1 Rogers and
Stevens
TWO STORES
Norwalk -
‘.SPECIAL‘
BROAD CLOTH
,Neokband and collar attached
So. Norwalk
w FOR MORE WASHINGTON. Feb. 2L"
20 was $331,339.19“.
Scout Council U r g e 5'33: £11333: school and become
to our future citizens. can be on-
For Local Boys.
"The et‘liclency and moral or the
rattles. appointed at a recent meet- climliy to a most painstaking. em.
l“ enlisting fraternal cooperation in 5“” “um“
letter is to secure and train a class Scouts instead 0‘ the present num-
"To the Fraternal Organizations "The councillors ot the Boy Scouts
among ti'aternal organizations above facts to all fraternal and civic
Boy Scout Movement in their local- Masters School. which will soon
idonoting money (that being un- nizes is ideally ltuaiiilied (or this
particularly by urging all their behilf of the Boy Scout Movement
United ltutes 'i'ri-osiiry not out
once at close of business Feb.
members so qualified to attend the
To "No actliity more worthy an(
N 0 PW alk Men . more boaoticmi to themselves and
Provide Leadership
lured by young man of high ideals
and good character.
A letter has been sent to local Nor-walk Scouts is admittedly tar
fraternal organizations by I com- above the average. This is due pripv
oient and non-salaried Commission-
ggmf: :?°A£:$lktoso&:mtur£:z erand his loyal band of high class-
“The only reason Nerwulk has
Doy Secutwork. The object o! the not an enrollment or 1.000 Boy
°t 53°“ M”"°"' . her. 125. is the lack or Scout Mas-
The letter follows. tors.
'0‘ .N‘orwaik: of Norwails have appointed the sub-
"II. is a very ”mm! custom scribed committee to present the
throughout the country ‘0 actively organizatons in Norwalk. with the
interest themselves in the American “960mm“ 0: enrolling in the Scout
"'5" ‘ start. the many members of their
“This active interest ‘6 “0! u organizations whom everyone recog-
“°°’”°"V) b“‘ I“ ”mum” "me" most important and dignified work.
in; ‘ local Boy Scout Troop and “Specifically, we appeal to you in
in Norwaik to appoint a committee
from your organization to meet the
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Mark-0ft”
I‘V Tomorrow Thursday, Feb. 25th
discussion: that the best way to fill
the Scout Masters School may be
found. ,
“This Special Meeting will be
held at the South Norwalk Public
Library hall. March 8rd at 8:03 P.
M. in behalf of our mutual inter.
est in the boys of Norwalk. we beg
you to arrange for a committee of
your members to meet at the an.
pointed p‘aco and time. and to not-
aify our Srcretary. Marshall B. Hoyt,
at it Bayvtew Ave. South Norwalk.
.0! the names of the members of
your committee.“
John '1‘. Hayes
Wil'inm Lauder
Alphonzo Panevari
George l‘irtts
Harry Douiena
Committee.
Checker Tournament ~
Features C.B.B.K. Meet
The checker tournament was the
teature of the meeting of the C. B.
,B. K. of the South Norwaik Con-
gregational church last evening. The
following were the high lights of
last evening's matches: Newton
_ scored a triple Jump and title dou-
,bie Jumps. Lecmhuls check-mated
’one of his opponents in the center
or the board with one King and two
;pawns.
There will be eight checker
boards used next week. Arthur
Lermhuis directs the tournaments.
The standing or the participants
this week:
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A T ism: ............. a a o 1.000
Whipple ......... 12 11 I .916
Newton .......... 2l 18 8 .887
Squires ........ '. . . 0 7 3 .777
Leemhuia ........ 18 11 7 .611
Orris ............ 12 7 5 .588
J. Price .......... 9 5 d .556
Thomas .......... 0 s 8 i .388
A. Caldwell ....... 8 l 3 .888
SO. NORWALK Mason ........... 18 IS 8 .277
> Huntington ....... 8 2 d .250
W. Merriam ...... 8 0 8 .000
Moboughlan ...... 8 0 s .000
Wilmot .......... d 0 4 .000
0 13 .000
a Sheppard ......... 13
WOMEN’S JULIETS,
Rubber Heels, pair ..‘1.
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu use...
Palace Theatre Bandit
$1 '1 Killed YeaLAgo Today
‘ (Sampson's oommarron snore,
champ, grey, black, pair . . . .................... $1 5
Just one year ago today. iJoe
Slifekto. New York city bandit. was
shot and killed. while trying to rob
the safe of the Palace Theater. His
Blaokand Tan‘
Wore up to “-50
Each
Shoe ....... .
, companions in the robbery, Harry
BOYS. _.HEAVY 3333335. $1 ' lBogozes and Max Muller. are now in
. ir .................... .. ..... .... States Prison. serving sentences of
we“ $1”: pa from five to eight years. Patrol»
man Reynolds was assisted in
NOW For The ten rounding up the burglars by the
Men! Shoes, Oxfords
, M
\‘ Lot No. 1, Ladies’ P1110138, flat and Cuban $1 a mo of a priest. was arrested Tues~
Were upto $6.00,pair .....
‘ 1
1 Lot. No. 2, Ladies’ Oxfords, black and tan $
Allsizes, each ..... .
Lot No. 3, Ladies’ Pumps, suede, patent and $1
,satinwtestlysampleacac‘h ........
.11smp,were$3.95...... .....
Lot No. 5. Women Folk. Comfort
House Pumps, were $2.98
supper pm,- ‘i‘filthmi‘iifi‘m‘nhiii‘ii‘ii M223
LEOIES’ Felt Slippers " bonnet
' All I
2 Pairs m m 1 Bogus Prince, Wanted
0 ,-
1 “i In Park City, Arrested
Dominic Roche. dressed in the
day in New York. as a tusitive from
Justice in Bridgeport. He is charged
_ ‘ with defrauding the law firm of
' Renting and Calhoun. Bridgeport.
'last December. by introducing him-
self as "Rev. Peter Walsh." when be
;retained them to collect a bill duo
him from a New York contractor.
The check was received tor the
amount of 88.700 which the lawyers
cashed. retaining their too. He eon-
.tcssed to a. long criminal record of
ease. e s s
u
. Lot No. 4, Girls! New Tan Pumps 31 OFF l
DENY HEARING
to COUNTESS
0N EYEIUSION
Case Must Be Decided
By Court. Acting Sec.
White Opines—Brit-
ish Position.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Feb. 24.
(APl—A new hearing for the Coup.
tau 0: Cstbcort on the order for her-
exclusion from the United States was
denied today by the Labor Depart,
roent.
In the opinion at acting Secretary
White. the case now can be decided
only by the courts. A judicial de.
termination as to whether moral lur.
pitudo is a crime and constitutes a
bar to the sdmi-sion of aliens ad.
I
o invents
.l. H.‘
West & Connecticut Aves.
mitting acts of this sort. it'wss said.
is desired by the Labor Department.
0 U 0
LONDON. run. 24., (.-\1‘)-Tiie
British government will consider no
proposals to institute reprisuls for
the barring of the Countess or Cath-
csrt from the lintted States.
This. in effect. was the reply oi
Foreign Secretary Sir Austin Chain.
berlaiti. to a spirited cross tire of
questions in the House of i‘onimons
today .regsrding the Working of the
American immigration laws. '
St: Austin said that the British
government considerr'd it entirely
the business of the American sti-
thoritles as to who should or should
not be admitted to the United
States.
SENATORS SON WINS “KEY"
Thirteen Connecticut students at
Yale University. including Alfred :d
Ringhunt '27. 8011' Of U. S. Et'iluiol
Bingham, werh among the 20 Belllt'li‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH. NORWALK. CONN.
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and 17 juniom elected to the Yui. .
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Johi‘
H. Spoor. son of Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Speer. Wells street. Bridgeport,
was included in the junior list.
More Buicks are now being sold than ever
before in Buick history. And ‘an important
"canon is the fact that, though cxpcnsivclv
built, a Buick may be inexpensively purchased.
Buick could spend less monev building its
chassis, and still keep the quality up to the
Ivcragc in Buick's price class. The famous
Buick Valve-in-Hcad engine is a more cir-
pensive type to build. Buick could use a steering
gear less expensive than the Socontrolraurfacc
steering mechanism which adds so much to
Buick's driving case. The Torque/rubs Drive
also adds expense to Buick manufacture, as
do the “Scaled Chassis.” the “Triple Scaled"
engine, {ull_prcssure engine lubrication, the
Buick multiple-disc, dry- late clutch. and
Buick mechanical +whecl rakes.
l Buick closed bodies are built by Fisher to the
most exacting standards laid down by any
manufacturer today.
Quality, regardless ofits cost. rules Buick
M Ambflss Au design. But thanks to the sustained popul -
Built. Buick Will try’ of this slity. purchasers scoully pay
Build Titan less for it. as: volume gives Buick owners
finer transportation or lower cost. Your next
1%: c Truth,“ car should be a Better Buick!
0 l.
Eh? You
9 r l on
Alhbtneb Clio Di.
om- Mafia/elvBUICK '
‘ WEHRLE '
N orwallt, Conn.
rats 18 ran LOWEST onaaon IN rown ,
and-'oun narrator PRICES Asa LOW rOOi
REPAIR WORK DONE BY FACTORY SPECIALISTS
BATTERY SPECIALS
Trade in Your Old Battery for a New One
LOOK'ONLY
We Call tor-Recharge and Deliver Radio and Automobile
Batteries at the most nominal charge 0! 700 each. Think ;5
of iti Others ask SLED—401110 charge $1.25 while many want , ,
SLWUT 700 IS OUR CHARGE AND will guarantee f
FULL SATISFACTION on YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. '.
every penny of it! Just PHONE 1573 and you'll find our
man at your door in quick time! '
FOR
Chemists, Fords,
Overlands
$9.95
FOB
Studebakers.
Hudsona. Buiclis
$13.50
FOR
Dodire.
Franklin
$15.95
$10M:
i
Hinds, Men! sh$m00xfordamau$1 u
.md‘urgesizeauke’empair........... .
1.00100. 7, Men’s Heavy Socks
(“Lot No.8.250 prs. Ohilds’andMisses’ Shoes $1
Solldleather,pair
All Our Higher Priced Men’s and
LMARK'OFF’
l
$1”
$1 5'1“?“ 7
. , , t. Sadimsad
S ,
ANOL‘vuiNE ‘
FURNITURE co.
to no. lain at, Bo. ital-nit
too'Ampere Hour Radio Batteries $13.50 7
130 Ampere Hour Radio Batteries . . . ..-. . . $14.50 ‘- '
48volt“B”Battery.........'... ...... ....51100;
96volt“B”Battery $21.00
We are also distributors for the well known Harttord Bat-
teries. the largest distributors in the New England States.
'28 Matteo Street
0pmdaily8A.M.to7P. m-Sundaystinil’Jl
Phone Norwaik 1573 ‘
New York Battery Exchange, CO.
South Norwaik
i
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192a"
V
SUPER
$1
DAY
Come. come. and,get your share of the bargains Offered.
VALUES
The whole town’s talking, and most people are waiting for these
super-values we’re offering for this exceptional DOllfl r Day event.
Our Regular $1.39
“TRIM FIT“ FULL FASHIONED
SILK HOSIERY
In All the Newest Spring Shades
DOLLAR DAY ONLY“
$1.00
Limit—3 prs. to a, customer
WINDSOR CREPE
BLOOMERS
Our Regular 75c Grade
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
2 $1.00
Pink, Peach, Orchid, White
I
10% DiSCOUNT
On All Makes Of
CORSETS
and
BRASSIERES
As Carried in Stock
Philippine Nightgowns
White or Pink Striped Batiste
DOLLAR DAY ONL"
$1.7 9
Regular $52.50 Value
Our Regular $1.49 Grade
DUPLEX FRENCH CUFF
CHAMOIS SUEDE GLOVES
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
$1.00
Mode, Brown, Grey
Our Regular $1.25 Grade
COSTUME SLIPS
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
$1.00
Pink, Peach, White
CHILDREN’S
SPORT PLAID SOX
Our Regular 59c Grade
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
2 $1.00
‘i
SILK SHIRTS
$1.00
Pink, Peach, Orchid, White
Chemise & Nightgowns
Our Regular $1.00 and 81.25 Grade
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
89c
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
56 SO. MAIN ST. '
-, '{IHIIIIN ~
53.11 .
Pay tothc orderol-
Mr.Wisc-Buycr:
7m; Dollarrform‘w "
bun—- *. .. -.<‘--~-
The thrifty may profit extremely by choosing a good selection of merchandile from
this Store on Dollar Day, Thursday, February 26th.
Without seeing those many oil'erlngs you would not believe that such qualities could
be bought for only one dollar. Most of this merchandise will whirl out of here like
lightning when the crowds come in tomorrow, Thursday.
12 qt. White Enameled Water Pail.
2 qt. White 11an Rice Boilers.
14 qt. White Enameled Preserving Kettle.
10 qt. White Enameled Pet
10 qt. White Enameled Oombinets with
deep rim cover.
32 inch DRESS GINGHAM, good quality dress gingham, small
and large checks and plaids, newest color combinations, 7 yds. for
MEN’S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, medium blue, fast color,
full sizes 141/2 to 17. Extra special, 2 for
striped flannel, double yoke, high collar, long sleeves.
Special ............... ......
BOYS’ STRAIGHT PANTS, striped suiting. grey and brown
mixture, extra value, sizes 5 to 9. Special 2 for . ..
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inches wide.
8yardsfor ............
Allcolors. 3for..... ...... .............
BED SHEETS 81x90, “Curfew” brand. Perfect bleach, plain
hemmed, seamless. Value $1.49. Special ..... .........
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
124 WRSHINGTON ST.
MILL OUTLET STORE
SOUTH N ORWALK
J. MARGULIES, Manager.
_ A Welcome Low Price For Dollar Day " l"
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
LADIES’ FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS, extra large size; pink and blue
$1.00
$1.00
warm"
at
anew.
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