' WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1920. ‘
'l'l-TE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PAGE THREE
; AT NI. E. CHURCH
THURSDAY EVE.
Noted Musician Will
.2; Describe Russian
Music; Interpreting
Masters.
3. 7 Norwalk music lovers will enjoy
“, in piano lecture-recital on “llussia
,1 . and her Music." by Victor Binrt in
~ . «the South Norwwlk Methodist Epis-
. tcopal church tomorrow evening on-
der the "uspices of the People's
chorus
Mr. illort will illustrate Russian
.folk music with Volga boat songs
land Russian art 'music with Glin-
.ka's overture to his opera Russian
"and Ludmliia Glinka is the father
'of Russian music.
:5 ,‘ MI! Biart will also play little me-
:{lodics “Orientals" by Cesar Cut
; :who was a member of the national
group of Russian composers.
. 3 A special prominence will be giv-
;_en Russia's greatest composer.
. :Tchaikovsky in illustrations from
one or two of his pleasing piano
”pieces.
The program promises many
beautiful and interesting composi-
tions which will appeal to evorybody.
Mr. Biart lectured at St. Stephen's
I'olielxe at Annandnio-on-the-Hud-
son. Monday evening and received
most enthusiastic applause. is is
thtx third consecutive year. r. Bisrt
has lectured at St. Stephen's.
‘M r. Biarts' great success is largely
due to the manner in which he pre-
st‘llifi his subject and expresses
himself The enjoyment of these lec-
tures is greatly enhanced by the
avoidance of e 'rssive length and
by his liberal illustrations of his
exposition at the piano" says the
Musical Moni‘or.
Stamford’s Ex-Mavor
Sued For Accident
Bit-Mayor John J. Treat of Stem-
ford is defendant in a civil suit for
$10,000 brought by Roma Lovell at
Stamford as the result of an acci-
deli! in which the plaintiff was hit
by the Treat ‘automoblie. Decem-
ber 22. 1923. Miss Invell's father Is
also sulhg Treat for $1.000"
whose licenses to drive automobiles
in Connecticut have been suspended
for one year for driving while un-
der the influence of liquor was giv-
on out today at the slate motor ve-
hicle department as a part of the
effort to reduce the highway men~
ace. There are fourteen names on
the list. Three were Connecticut
operators convicted in other states.
The department statement advised
people to notify the department of
police in case they should see any
of the 'ollowtng persons operating
motor vehicles.
The following is the list: 4
Wilfred E. Bell. Hartford: Daniel
ll‘ennessy. New Britain; Victor Har-
vey. Stamford: Byron F. Lewis. New
Haven: Edward B. McCue. Lake-
ville; Harold J. Merritt. Stamford:
John M. Michelson. Harrington.
Mesa: Ralph Olmstead. 'l‘llomnston;
George W. Patnods. North Grsnby:
Harry Seaman. Hartford: George R.
Skinner. Plainville: James J. Spell.
Fairfield: Timothy Sullivan. Beli-
town; John Vanall. Springfield.
Mass.
“Where do you actors borrow
money when they are broke?"
"What do you suppose the advance
man Is for?"——Ohlo State Sun Dial.
.A,..._-.---.-‘c...=>s...
Main & Wall Sis.
Wilkes Barre.
prominence 12 years ugh
"Butch"
I’a .
John J.
into
on he
spent a. fortune in a few days in
jumpog
New York .aftcr having been ousted
as Pennsylvania state
treasurer.‘
Mchvitt of, '
This Is Your Last Chance. Only Three Days Left. The Sale Ends Saturday, Feb
27th. Buy Now And Save 20 To 30%.
YOUR LAST BIG OPPORTUNITY OF ALL THE YEAR TO
SAVE ON YOUR HOME’S FURNISHINGS!
We’ve planned this great stile for months.
has ever been our privilege to offer you. We
We don't think you can poaslllly do better.
,ir .4 iii lil‘ftlii,
We have some. oi' the most remarkable “buys" that u
llll’llt: your t'ill'Iy lllr‘llt't'lltlll, comparison
«l solocilv .
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“WOW“ “Riemann... or to Florida . . '
......... .. Sterling’s February Furniture Sale .
Phone 4100
Norwalk, Conn.
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and popularity.
the next two days.
Thurs.
Fri. and Sat.
ILL BE FEBRUARY
Tomorrow, also Friday and Saturday, the Boston Store’s greatest month-
ly value-giving event, feiaturing 100 items throughout the store on which
prices have been radically reduced for this 3—day sale. We always en-
.deavor to make every Dollar Day event excel] its predecessor in value
Women who have taken advantage of these wonderful
._ saving events in the past can double their expectations tomorrow and
Advantageous purchases are responsible for many
of the values to be had. All new merchandise bought for this 3-day sale.
Early in the day-is advisable as quantities in-many cases are limited.
DON’T FAlL TO VISIT EVERY. DEPARTMENT
’ tor transportation.
roadway in the present so ounmm
Phone
527
“IT’S
Prompt .
. Delivery
GEHEBE’S
HERE IF IT’S Houseman”
Come: Everyone It’s— Dollar Day
You could not buy more dependable qualities or get better values than
we offer this Big Dollar Day Event.
Value
$1.64, Combination
family size wash board and
large round clothes basket,
Thursday all for .. . .. $1.
Value $2.98, Galvanized
window refrigerators with
shelf and sliding doors,
00 Thursday $1.00 off the mark.
ed price, Thursday .. $1.98
galvanized inner can,
foot and cover raises,
Value $1.49, Folding w
clothes drymw with 8 arms,
Thursday .. . .. $1.
day
all Value $1.50, Fine thin china
imported tea cups and son
cers, floral and border de-
00 signs. Thursday 6 for $1.00
Value 01.20, Fine thin
Values up to $1.75, Ron
eoEee pots, water
cooking pots, etc-i Th“
and oval. dish pans, tea and
day ........m...... $1.9t
1)
Value $1.39. Large size gal- Thursday 1“ for
vanized iron garbage cans
Thursday $1.00
nd
Value $1.85, Wire
r; Value $1.50, Fine quality
toilet paper, Thursday 15
rolls for $1.00 Thursdayr...........
Value $3.98, White enamel
sanitary garbage cans with
press
$1.00
ed the marked price, Thurs.
$2.98
table
tumblers with gold band.
$1.00
dish
Trainers with compartments
for plates, silver ware, etc.
$1.00
Value 0225.
Large size
brown earthenware jet-din-
eres, Thursday $1.
Value $1.34, Combination 1
can of Bani-Flush. Parcels.
00 Silver cream. pipe and sin]:
cleaner, 34“" “il' 1 can day all for
ed extra heavy
2 for ...............
Value $1.96, Brown japann-
canisters
suitable for flour or sugar,
with slating top, Thursday
$1.00
skat, Thursday all for $1.00
Value $2.75, Universal food
choppers, cuts all kinds of
foods. No. 2 size $1.00 '00
the marked price, Thurs-
day IIIOOIDOCICIICDQ “I"
Value $1.75, Liquid veneer
'oil mop and 3 bottles of
liquid veneer polish, Thurs-
$1.00
Value $1.33, Good quality‘
aluminum Iipped sauce pens
with long handle, 3 sizes to
set: 1, 11,6 and 2 quarts,
Thursday, per set $1.00 \
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‘7' ‘31 N‘C'"'MLK, CONT.
Then he had a statue of himself pre- .-
sented to Congress. and later nomi- , ,
nated himself to run against Wood. j ,i
row Wilson. Now he has sailed for‘ .
Florida. where he intcnds to enter!
politics.
must REBUIID
TRUNK LiNES :
EVERY DECADE i
This Will Be Necessary ‘
To Withstand Wear
and Tear, State De- _,
partmeiit Says.
The entire trunk lino highway syn. , *3
tern of Connecticut will undoubtedly _
have to be reconstructed within eight
or ten years if the state is to lie-‘p
ones with the wear and tear of mo-
accordlng to a
statement issued yesterday by tht
state highway department. This
would call for an expenditure of up
proximately 370. 000.000 it is esti-
mated. which would require evrry
cent of funds already in sight it
would not include bridge improt‘lp
merits. ' 3
There are about 1. 400 miles of t .
a. in"
a or u.» _.“‘.
N
,o
fl».,
.tv mar
trunk line system. of which 300 are ,
yet unbuilt and for which the stat. ;
has no appropriation of funds to
construct.
With the state reasonably Well i .
covered by trunk line roads. the main
problem facing the highway depart,-
mcnt concerns the reconstruction or
existing routes. it is pointed out. The
department. feels that whereas its.
chief mission previously might have
been to reach out and make all
points of the state accessible to mod-
ern motor traffic. now it has become
necessary to make adequate for
years hence the roads already laid «
out.
A tentative program for rccou- 9
structing the 1.400 miles now in use
has been prepared by the dl‘iltlrt-
merit. in which it is estimated that
within the next two years an aggro. '
gate of 206 miles should be rebuilt
in, the following two-year period ,
436.4 miice.'it is believed. should he .
reconstructed in the two years after
that. or six years hence. the rebuild
of 641 miles would be called for and
in the next two years. or eight year:
from now. 323 miles are allotted for
reconstruction.
This covers the entire 1.400 mlltte,
which. on the basis of prescnt day
increases in traffic and population!
will be in need of reconstruction. and "
without taking into consideration
the new highways which undoubted-
ly will have to be built to take care
of the increase in the number of mo- i
tor vehicles and in population. '
"We have a wonderful investment
in Connecticut in our highways."
Commissioner John A. Macdonald
said yesterday. “and to avoid waste
of funds it will be a wise policy for
the state to protect that investmen'
and keep the state in the same pros :
porous condition it now enjoys i ‘
"The saturation points in autoino- ,
bile traffic and progress in the build-
ing of highways have not yet reached
the limit." he said.
Egyptian authorities are giving ._ ”
attention totthe preservation of the
whim. It would be a pleasant in-
ternational courtesy if they would
keep the White House physician in-
formed of their methods—Chicago
Daily News.
‘ Tortoise are fond of lettuces. cab-
bsges, and strawberries.
‘ Ono's health can affect the shape
of one's shoulder-blades.
The number of Church of England
clergyman over seventy years old is
about eight per cent of the total.
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Prisoner 5 Song
If you are still without your
copy of this popular song.
\fiOm" in and get it.
Nothing Extra To Buy For The Bedroom When You Invest
In This Outfit—Exactly as Illustrated
A beautiful period
four pieces with the night stand. a
style suite of
This furniture is built of walnut in
'omlsin..llnn with l;'ll!l\\'ll0<l - in
Why Daybeds Arc liver
in Demand—$19.95
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it serves most suitably as u liv-
ing room couch and when oc-
hmldolr lamp and own the spring that now hlrndc-i finish so popular ' . ,
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and lilaltrcss. 'lht- extras cost you now. A‘ allurtilliwtwl rubric sprint: tasion “mm“! incomes l l
nothing—~you just pay the sultc‘s and all fl-lt nmttrcss. t‘hhir Rocker sized bed,
price now. and bcnch.
$22.50
For This Spinet ‘
Our regular price is Han—but ‘ Wilt'n 3’01! 500 UllS still“.
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10 Piece Dining Room Set in Walnut, $249
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you're goilu: to admit tli it such dining
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A Mahogany Finish
End Tables—$2.98
we must cit-an our floors for room furniture is “'Hl‘ill at least $350.00. Exceptionally well is enjoying a popular vogue. it
spring lncrclmndlsu Built of made—of walnut and guulwood. tinislird in two shades. Suite adds color to a room's suiting.
mahogany COHIDIUP—U’n llii‘t'tts. A semi-circle style as shown.
lllltl birchwooti.
A French Fibre Set of Three Picccs Like This
Will Bring Sunshine Right Into
YourHome..‘............ .$149
in its Color-
Tliere's no furniture so cheery as light-toncd fibre.
ful finish and crctcnne upholstery it fairly radiates sunshine.
Every home needs a little of it—and. of course. in summer it
is the ideal furniture. Such a set as that shown above would
cost you only $140.00.
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$98
It has these qualities of comfort and construction that make it
an outstanding value. Of thin arm—‘Tuxcdo styleo—tvith club
chair. sofa and wins chair. as shown.
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This Beautiful Suite
A Table Feature!
This Italian Style of
Walnut—48-inch Length
$12.95
Just the piece for behind the.
davenport. A usual $18.00 value!
Ci . "*3 All“
eluded in This Outfit—-
Just as Shown ..
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$119
There‘s the cabinet style gas range with large oven and broiLer,
a fully equipped kitchen cabinet. table and two bow.back chairs.
. Over $150 worth of furniture—making it an outstanding valu
no“!
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.3? FEBRUARY BARGAINS
lN FLOOR COVERINGS
9 x 12 Wiltons at $59. 50 '
These long wearing rugs are
tlurabiy built, closely “oven of
i 3.5"!
. l Ad” thick pile. Tour choice oi sci-
cral pretty patterns at this price.
9x12 Axminsier Rugs for $38.50
91112 Brusscli Rugs at $24.50
30x60 Oval Border Bags
at $2.75 up
Linoleum Remnants
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LIBERAL CREDIT—Merchandise Stored ~Free Oi Charge ll Desired
ii." 27”
35"," Velvet Stair ‘
_ 3 Carpet ‘ 3|
t 1.5
of $1.80 up 155'
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STERLING FU RNITURE CO.
43-65 N. MAIN ST.
NORWALK, CONN
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