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THE EVENING SWOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TONIGHT’S EVENTS.
Regent—~"Bquaro Crooks."
Rlaito-—"Inratuatlon."
Palace—"Behind the Front. "
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3' You Know e g:
v City Briefs .9
it : Fab. id. —-Prids of Court Narruit.
Annual Birthday Party at
Hall. Mott avenue.
Fob.
. Annual Birthday Party.
it
lugtou street.
L; Court Cecile, C. D. A.
Fan. 25.-—Penny Social
1,; :Washington Lodge.
, :fztl Feb‘
'§,ot Women Votes Meet
Door" in Greenwich.
at.
mm
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in. lows’ Hall South Main street.
.It home of Mrs. Canfisld.
: March 3.-—-Miss Mario Clausi to
entertain 11R. club.
tors 0! Kitchens.
will
an.
”Val church.
a... March 17 .—-«St l'atilcim'
Doorkeepcr’ 3 Circle King' :3
: 'ters.
Eagles
lid.-Prido oi Court Narruk
Feb. M.-—Birthdsy Social 8. N.
M. E. church.
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COMING EVENTS
Feb. ton—Pride of Uncas Mas-
fnuorado at Red Men's Hall Wash-
lFe‘b. 25.-—Sociai and Card Party,
Lady
:35.-—ll'alrfieid County League
“Open
Feb. zit—Card Barty Court. Cecile
if‘ D. D. A.—-Cotholic Club .{ouse West
J5? Feb. 26.-—Ciam Chowder Supper
Eureka Rebekah Lodge Odd Fei-
March 1.—‘-Wanoma Card Party
March S—Bingo Party—Daugh—
March 9.~chout daughters and
in Mothers Supper at. Elks Club.
March 17.-—.\Ionthiy Meet of Mo-
~" fliers' Club, Norwztik Congregation-
Party,
Daugh-
blrthdsr and the Jack-t was a runs.
out from a particular friend o! the
local young 131:3. .
The real ostEta agency ot John '1'.
Hayes has sold a two-family house
at 87 1-9 Spring Hill road for Mrs.
Margaret Murphy. of Bridgeport.
Anthony Rafa. of Fairilsld is the
new owner. liir. Rafa and family
will take possession at once.
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The decision of the Superior Court
in the case of Sidney G. and Helen
M. De Kay against the Shorohaven
Realty Company was sustained in
the supreme Court of Errors in an
opinion handed down in New Haven
yesterday.
The case arose out of title of some
land at Shorchaven and in the Su-
perior Court a verdict was returned
for the defendant. Tammany and
Connery represented the defendant.
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David Bernard. the janitor in the
City Hall is ill at his home in West
avenue. ills place is being tilled by
Frank Gaul.
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A large class of candidates will be
initiated into tho South Norwuik
Lodge of Elks at their home in
South Main street this evening.
Nomination of oiliccrs for the your
will also be made. District officers
will attend the meeting.
Deaths and Funerals
JOHN TAKACS.
The funeral of John Takacs was
held this morning at 8:30 from the
home. Soundvicw avenue, and at 9
o'clock from St. Ladislau’s church.
Rev. Joseph chuon ofilciated.
Burial was in St. Mary’s cemetery. \
David A. Green At
Education Asso. Meet
David A. Green. supervisor of
public schools. rcprcsoms Norwnlk
at the annual convention of the De-
partment of Superintendents o! the
National Education association.
which is licing hold in Washington,
this week.
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At West Point
Brigadier General Mort-h B. Stow-
urd succcdn Mnior Gcncial i‘rcd
crick W. Siuzicn soon us supcrinicn»
dent of West Point Military Acad-
emy. This is General Siowmd’ 3 lat-
cot photograph.
Annual Scout Dinner
Coming Next Month
m“w
Scout Commissioner l‘lric Mc-
Donald. of New York, will be a
speaker at the annual dinner to be
given by the Norwnlk Council of Boy
Scouts to the local scout masters at
tho lilnhuckcmo hott-l. about the
middle of march. The exact date
has not been sot. Another snooker
of uationnl l’Jl‘OlillnullCO Will he prcs~
rt-nt. CommiAsinncr McDonald. who
is consldcrml (mo 01' tho crmt scout
'Illlthoi‘illi'li in the country. will tail;
on scout work.
The coinmiltcw in l'i‘..ll'g’«‘ is lioudod
\iarch 17.——Wanoma St. Patrick's
JParty at Red Men‘s llnll Main
. '.Street.
". Morel! 17.-Si.
Star of Columbia.
ll‘uirlclt's Party—4-
‘ Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
3:.15un Rises ............ 0:35 A.
§=Sun Sets ............. 5:38 I”.
High Tide ........... 10:31A.
M.
M.
M.
lg; n a a
zrnflousehoia Cones—Finns a: Guns
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. Miss \‘era Young, of Stamford. has
been spending it few days at the
home of Ralph Buttery. Silvcrminc.
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. -—Radios and Vicirclas sold on
easy terms Donneliy. adds.
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Anthony Paladino. manager of the
V' A. F. Bocltmann store in Washington
street. is confined to his home. 9
Elizabeth street. with an infected
leg.
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~The cleaning. dyeing andipres-
Iing of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City Vaiot's
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered 67 No.1\lain St. Phone
dot—Adv.
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"Pop" Ellsworth and 15 members
of the Norwalk Chapter of Dchlolay.
*5 attended a. meeting of the Stamford
" Chapter in the Stamford Masonic
ample. last evening. and witnessed
the exempliilcatlon of two degrees.
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«Bituminous Household Coai.--
“inafrll a Gaps. --Adv.
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Samuel Greenstein and the Rev.
_ .Dr. Ernest F. MacGregor attended
s .the dinner given by the Federal
‘ Council of the Churches of Christ in
America. at the Hotel Astor. New
York city. last night.
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Last week—plumbing goods at
cost. Going out of business. Hege-
. loin, Water and Havii‘ond sts.-—-Adv.
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Mrs. Charles Spcctor has returned
to her home. 82 Van Zandt street.
from New York City. where she iat-
tanded the funeral of her father. Hy.
finish Sotlow. who'dled Friday.
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-Eyes Examined by a University
Graduate. Benedict
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The Beneficial Loan office will re-
main open until 5:30 o'clock this
.oorning Saturday instead of until
1:00 as other times for the benefit
. of the patrons whose accounts fall
due on the 28th. 291i}. 30th and 31st.
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The Jeweler—
-S'I'AR LAUNDRY DOES
'BE'l'l‘ER SORT OF WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry
work that housewives in this vicin»
. will be interested in hearing
bout. All fiannels and blankets
bed at this laundry are washed
cold water—no shrinking is the
. t. Every feature of laundry
orls is given the closest attention
. hare. Recently a new washer was
«led to this concern' a equipment—
addition of which makes it pass
. do to do are and better ”wot
. » " than hrntofora. The de-
i'! system hers covers all see-
1-» ~of Nomik and vicinity. 11
0- - 8t. Phone 3384.
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Now are escapes are being put in
at the Hillside school. Pros-
.strast.
s a 0‘
. Bot roast best sandwiches will be
. - to all members or the Nor-
ciub tomorrow night follow-
tha third and final round or the
age-whim tournament.
us-
on.
paratus from the First District
v.» -- a still alarm at 70 Bar-
....r avenue this morning. it was
ound that the fire was in the chim-
. The blue was extinguished
chemicals. There was no dam-
. o a '
Goons Wendell. of it Dover
appeared in the First District
with a new lumberjacl' a shirt
Lbflfliant hue. It is whispered
ny‘frisnds that today is George'-
Two Connecticut
address sections of the meeting to-
day. Bernard Ross,
East Hartford High sohodl. will tell
secondary
. ——-——— parents have the right to know the.
progress of thélr children in school.
Louis P. Slade. piincipal of tho Scu-
ior High school
talk about tho new laboratory plan
All laying: reasonable
-—\d in the Tacdma Sunday Ledger.
educators will
principal of thc
mndc
school principals that
New Biwitain will
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by Judge
tainted by Cipro» L.
Frank \‘v’.
in
John lx‘coph. who is na-
\\'omiwnrd and
l'lnus nrc hcini:
llolmris.
:.ccotli:4‘.ml.ntr-
aids
nwnriy
council momiwrs and scout mystcrs.
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Feyer
Grippe ;
lLow Tide . .. . . . . . .. .. 4:13 1". M. which has been operating them ‘
1?: Walter '1'. Duffy. of Fair street. GOOD FOR THE noos'rEnz 00 Stop them tadfly
dimmer captain of the Westport po- -—-—--- Stopthem mddy—alltbcixdangmsud
lice department. is a business visitor Nine Rhode Island Red puileis and disoomfortaflndthsfmandhndschel’orcs
' in Danbury today. i cooker-cl: thoroughbred dark strain tbspoisonswtflillsbreakcoldsinu hours. ,
They tone the wholesystcm. The prompt. rev 1
liable resultsiiavcled millionstotmplo them .
Dost relyon lesser helps, don‘td
Even the mighty fall to penetratc Be Sure Its“‘ PflCCgOC
everywhere. One newspaper recent-. .
iy referred to one of them as "Dr.
Nicholas Murray. butler of Colum-
lbia Unlvcrsity."—-.\Iinneapolis Jour- ‘
mm. on Red Box% mu. portrait .
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Established 1856’
W. H. HALL
. NEAR FIFJ'H AVENUE
Final Reductions
FUR COATS
AT ABOUT HALF .FORMER PRICE
70th ANNIVERSARY VALUES. 1
:18 ”/6th 38th 'Sz‘., N. Y.
For Convenience of Purchaser:
Patrons may select their fur garments NOW
and we will hold same until next £2.11 free of
Storage charge upo'n payment of a deposit.
‘ ”$1.1
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Former fries p .PC'loslrig Out Price l
5395 Hudson Seal'Conts . . s 3250 3
$475 Hudson Seal Cpats . 2 3295 i
8550 Hudson Seal Coats .5 . 3350 i
5350 Gwen! Coats‘a 9‘ s e l 3195 3
$475 Caracul Costa . . . . . $295 .
.8850 Moire Carson! Coats .- . a $495
$550 Squirrel COB”. .' a" s 313350
$70illllaalta8ealConts~ u' . . $450
$475 Persian Lamb Coats...~ s’ . , $295
$795 Persian Broadtail . . . . $475,
$495 Nutria Coatsg’. , . . . $350
:3850 mm main 0 5 o s 3575
$250 Muskrat Goats . . . . 5150
3250MannotCoaos. . . . 33150
3395 Silver Musk‘nt . . . . $225
“501%de . . . . $2251
SSOORaooooaCoats'. . . . . $350;
$595uopardcoau. . . . . 8295
81350 Summer Ermine . . . 3675.
315(11th Coats” . . . . . 8995
'- Hudson Seal Ir Dyed Muskrat
lsrflsoaraibsaa-satw.l.moarnshas
massama-‘ raonmoi‘mmm
- DRY-
GOODS
10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET
1: MUNSIE 11W .
SOUTH NORWALK
THURSDAY—Wonderful Values in Every Department for
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Everybody Profits on Dollar Day at MUNSIE’S Extraordinary Specials Through-
out the Store—All for This One Day, Th .xrszlay, Feb. 25th.
Y
$
l and while checks.
8 yards for
APRON GINGHAMS
In blue and white or brown
$1
BLEACHED SHEETS
Full 81x90 SCilllllt‘SS shoots, a
crest bargain. . $1
l DRESS GINGHAMS
worth 290 :1 31nd.
5 yards for .
in new checks and stripes.
...$1
Worth $1.” -5. ..
TURKISH TOWELS
Bic. licavv ioucls with mini
ed lJOl'tli‘lF, worth lino. $1l
! CHALLIES
ll'or draperies. in now
dainty patterns.
6 yards for
.lii’iil
$1
1 tor ...............
HEAVY TILKIN G
worth 456.
!3 yards for .......... $1
In the firm hcrrlnulmm': wvuvo»
HOUSE DRESSES
$1.00
$1.50 and $1.75 \liliiI'S
CRASH DRESSES
in stripes illitl chucks
Now w ii 5 h a l) I c house
(lrmsvs in a big lot of siylcs
molly trimmmi with howl-
iy stitching: illlli liruills.
.\ wonderful inirguin,
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PRINTED CREPES
dainty undergarments. not
2390. and 35¢.
xi yards for ..........
36" Outing Flannel
llcnvx and iirm flannel i
m o k i n g niglit' gowns
pajamas u nrth" .. 7w
.3 Vili‘ilS ior ...........
In great variety, for making:
$1 3) vulils lol‘ ..........
36n ' .Unblcached Muslin
licmv and (llll‘iil ill) for shoe-is
or pillow onsvs north Hll;$1
.181: 311., 4 )illflh‘ for.
ill
l
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MUSLIN
'rlYlml full
“I WON lli
wide.
‘l.’
5U",
hicculiorl.
$1
l w---- w... .m
house garments, worth
3%. 4 yards for .....
PRINTED FLANNELS ”NC" CRETONNas
Yard wide for kimonos and
n
Itavv quality i"oi (ll :lpciio s
wort ih L’llv
ENGLISH PRINTS
Worth 250.
5 yards for ...........
In pretty patterns for (ITPSSi“~.
$1
.3 \nil’is 1m ...........
CURTAININGS
liarquisette and ~Ciiin< in
‘ \\ 0th 291'.
ii yards for ..........
$1
SILK STRIPE
SHIRTING MADRAS
SASH CURTAINS
'Oi‘ fine voiies innrquisciic.
Beautiful qualitv madras ir>1lhvmsiitched,al rcmlv to use.
$1.;
nice patterns :.i. inohns whit-.I -
$1.00 Oil ..
On all Dresses from
$3.95 to $10. 00. Every
dress a new arrival.
Wools, Rayons. Silks.
$1.00 OFF\
BRASSIERES
ll. 0; G. or Vogue ln'ussivros
iu ld‘nvmlo or silk siripc pat-
terns. Worth 500. $1
‘2 YO? ......... !
CLIO GIRDLES
In brocade or plain
couiil, worth $1. "'
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TEA AI’RONS
lli‘ lino white lawn. trimmed
. with lace or cmln-oi- $1
dcry, worth 00c, 13 for
i CREPE SCARF’S
In pretty patterns. i‘rinuml or
Fiuo ribbed vests i'or luroo'
women,
Worth 290
DUROLEUM MATS
In it sumllt-r sin,- in nice pub
torus. \‘rorili ‘J-‘w. $1
2') l'lri‘
WOMEN’S VESTS 3
sizes 40 to «H.
, 350,; l for
$1
...............
Women’s Union Suits PETTICOATS
, l'im- quality Noll-cu \lllll ow
0f finc knit. cotton. for r-vci')‘: “,1.de PlWili‘Il l’lll'l.lf'>-’.
day 1151". $1 “orth v1.15" .......... $1
2 for ................ . '7 ~— _
NIGHT GOWN. * \
\VOMEN'S HOSE ill lll'HH iluriim in nine
Iiihlmd hose: for cold days.
Worth 590.
:‘ilripts, nimlv irimmcll.
Worth $1. :30.
$1
-H-___ .__.- .- -m 1
$1
3 wire for ----- - SATEEN suns a
r , ._‘ lll llill‘li ik‘illnls. ilill (ill and
“omens Lisle Hose m.“ mm.“ Wm .,,|
01' line texture. Worth $1 1‘ for ................. $1
""3 " ”m m """ CREPE BLOOMERS
, Full 60 llli‘ll sent, in light
CHILDREN S HOSE Ishuvlr-s, worth 39v. 1
Heavy quality for hard w our. 3 f0? “1 - . . .. ......... $
Worth 25v. 1 ...-_._..;__ " ““
5 pairs for ...$ 1 [AJ \‘I XS“-
'of silk. $1
0f Pure worsted in i may “"111“ $1.27) ..... . \
mixtures and iurmrl loop 7 11 V.
ulliI's \\ ori ih ' $1 [7" ,BO‘E ' BLOIIJSILE Ht
5% ’0 Mir ._ .......... 1“” ‘lUd 1}, perm 4. m nun
For inns or girls. hum} out-
int,r lluniml iirzi‘hwi \\'lili i'rnc‘s
W ooladd to Sport Hose
stripes and ii cures.
lAmcricau Lzul, heavy
hosc.
4 pairs for ...........
$1 3
BOYS’, WASH son‘s“
Of chambruy trimmed with
braids and pearl lmi~ $1 l
ions. “'0th 609. ‘2 for
worth 59c, 2 for .....
BOYS’ HOSE
ribbedl
$1
wort h 5190.
‘Indork colors for school or
COTTON SERGES GIRLS’ DRESSES
Of nice gingham in sti‘sipc
, .' ,. ,, , . . 3m. dresscg plain or clicolw. nitcl § irim~
n shirts or blouses north '\\ (nth 690. $ l‘fll‘lmtflmfl' $ tier} fur . f ._ $1 ”)1 H1- ., 1 3
l 300, 3 yards for ...... @1 3 1311115 for . .......... 1, “”ml ”1"1’0‘ """" 1 north ”Jp’ 4 )ards 1” )1 Tin-W}: .1. . .‘l ....... $1 5
I . . . l FELT SI IPPERS ,
Lingerie Nainsook' BLEACHED MUSLIN l We" made .03. Slippers in \DUROLEUI‘I MATS ROMPERS
In 1185031 shades for lll‘liltil" Full .Wll‘fl “'lclr'. soft finish fancy color coinhinniinns. Heavy Weight, mats for Gingham rompers with pretty ,.
WCHI‘. worth 250. $1 worth 200. $1 worth 69c. $1 kitchen or bath room. $1 euihi'oidcrv north15c.$1 1:
5 yards for ........... t 6 yards for ........... . 2 pairs for .......... North 330, 4 for ..... 2 for ................ ‘
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. BUY AT MUNSIE SAND SAVE MONEY o
NEW TAX-LAW '
LESSENS won 5
IN NEW HAVEN
Assistant Chief Of In-»
ternal Revenue Dept.
Resigns—J n c o m cI
Returns Cut 25%.
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The resignation of Stuart A. Sli-
ney, assistant chief of the New Hz-i l
ven Branch of the United States in- :
ieinal Revenue Department. “as an-
nounced Monday in New Haven b1"
Collector Robert O. Eaton. A ro~
duction in the number of internal re-
venue dept. employees through.
out the state was made known at the
sonic time. Mr. Sliney. who has been
connected with the departmeht for
{our and a half years, will Join the
General Equipment Co. or New York.
No vacancies due to resignations in
the internal revenue department in
Connecticut will be tilled and there
will he‘s. reduction in tho start due
to changes in the income tax laws
which lessen the labor of the depart-
ment, Coioned Eaton announced.
"The new laws increasing the
minimum of taxable incomes will
lessen the work of the department."
Colonel Eaton said. "While no or-
ders from Washington have been re-
ceived'in regard to a general reduc-
200 Attend Social Of
Our Brothers Lodge
About 200 were present at a very
successful social. gzvcn‘ last night inl
{the lodge rooms of Our Brothcrs'
Lodge. No. 10, l. O. O. R. Wall
street. A line program of entertain-
ment was presented which included
several entertaining numbers by Al
Baker is New York entertainer. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Berkshire
Five orchestra. playing in tholr
usual line fashion Following the
entertainment. rwircshmonts were
served. !
'Church History Series
At Triniin. E. Church
The Rev. C. S. Lewis. rector of
Trinity Episcopal church will begin
this evening a. series of short od’
dresses on "Outlines of Church His.
tory". ‘
The choir will be present to assist
in the singing of hymns.
The Litany will be said.
The Wednesday evening services
during the next several weeks are
especially for adults who are con—
templating confirmation w h o n
Bishop Brewster visits the parish on
Low Sunday. April 11.
The younger candidates for con-
firmation will meet wliih the rector
Wednesday afternoons at 8:45.
John Wright Draws
$f0 Fine For Speeding '
John Wright. 21 Webster street
South Nor-walk, was fined $10 and
costs, on a charge of speeding when
arraigned last night in the Daricn
Town Court. He w as aiicstod by
Policeman William Bowman Satur-
day at 7:40 P. 31. after Bowman
had chassed the auto for n quarter 1
of a. mile. and said that Wright was
going at .1 rate of 45 miles an houni .
lri’ol’l-
Wright was driving a. light delivery
car and was coming from
wich to South Norwalk.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
Snappy Styles in Spring Footwear arriving daily. .
Accept our invitation to come in and
look them over.
MILTON ELWOOD
THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE
122 Washington St. ‘ South Norwaik
‘ fififii‘filfifififififlfiflfi
air
a J
that there will be some changes. 01'-
ders have been received prohibiting.
appointment of anyone to vacancics'
made by resignations."
em!” Up to 81. 500. while the former
sands of returns
which were made in other years on
income of less than the amounts
named in the new law will not be
required and. concurrently. the work
of 'clerks will be eliminated.
much of a percentage the reduction
would be and was inclined to believe
that it would not be as much as 25
per cent. Resignations of agents in
New Haven and Waterbury have
made vacancies which he has orders
not to till. he said.
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The city that is building a skat-
ing-rink _"to seat 'iuoo people"
must have s. lot of pour skaters in
tion of the staff it is to be expected ;
By current legislation the incomv l
of married men which is tax exempt '
was increased from $2 .500 to $3.500 3
and the income of single men is ex- l
taxable income in this class was 31- - ’
000. This will mean that many thou- :
in Connecticut ‘
Colonel Eaton did not predict how .
WE PRESENT
VICTOR BIART
in a lecture recital
"Russia and Her Music”
at thev
South Norwalk
M. E. Church
Thursday, Feb. 25.
it” P. M.
mfifiwafiafi
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AKE YOUR DOLLAR DO DOUBLE DUTY ‘
DOLLAR
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A BARGAIN DAY FOR MEN AND WOMEN AT '
WW1
AT
“ "The Rialto Clothes Shop I
1 153 WASHINGTON sr.
its citizenry—Tacoma Ledger.
ZEHBQLE
SO. I‘lORWALKI E
Opposite Rialto Theatre
L‘lfiuag
Norwalk Chronicler