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l' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1923. _ THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH Nonwap§,mconn. “GE N
THE QUEST Godfrey Post Drill '
‘ Team At the Palace
» . new L. GOLDEN ,
Katherine A. Burt book The drill team of Frank 0. God-
-..M... woman's READ! '10 W trey Post. No. 12!. American Men.
Ml appeared tor the first time last night
at the Palace theater in a stage pro-
logue to the feature picture "Behind
The Front." The drill team in its
dashing French uniforms made I
striking appearance and gave a brief
i ' exhibition which was well‘reoeived.
The members at the team were gen-
erously applauded. Captain Anson
F‘. Keelen executed the commands.
The organisation will be seen tonight
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
Large assortment of l
new notion
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALB
‘.
Felts—Silk and Straw .Combinations
“if Season’s Most Fashionable Miliinery $31331"; 2T.'.i‘.‘r3‘:n§.‘,”°;h2‘ 3:
l d the d ‘11] will b t [h
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New Yorkis ‘Pictufe Newspaper-
.1 ' ' Final. clearance sale of
smart stylish low shoes
Broken sizes to be sure, : i i g ‘
but good assortment in . . j i i 3).
many models of shoes that. , 3 i .’
will compliment the tailor- ~
(l ed costume and more elab-
orate styles‘ to wear with
the afternoonfrock.
All priced unusually low
for a final clearance—but
that does not detract from
the workmanship and ma-
terials of exceptional quali-
ty—it only gives signifi-
cance to the lowered price.
' 0f satin,
kid and
it patent leather
s
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Open to Every Man, Woman, Boy
and Girl! 1538 Cash Prizes!
For Full Particulars See TOMORROW’S
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'Ti‘cfiu're News pga'pzejr. ‘
Broken sizes
About 250 pairs
that were $5 and $6.
Choose ‘now at .
$3.95
There is good assortment of
“raises in many models.
3 . {there are, one
._ estrap‘ pumps and
two strap pumps. ,
There a re opera
pumps. There are
growing girls models
with low heel.
All in all there is
.goodly lot of styles
‘and leathers to
'choose from.
Winter Shoes Built for Rugged Service
i .Wiuter weather is the real test of shoe quality, and the
. sturdily built styles we’re featuring will defy any Winter
I weather.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH KORWALK
12-14 North Main Street South Norwalk
:JACOBYs
THE HOME or soon ccoruns
I son MEN AND WOMEN
The Howlan'cl Sewing Machine '
club membership
is valuable—is limited—costs$l
no...
Charge Accounts Opened
i Featuring Famous “huppenheuner
Sir Edward Ponsonbr keeper of!
the king's privy purse in England is Clothes F01“ Men”! ‘-
‘the only man on earth who knows . 1‘
Just how much money King George
has. It is his duty to keep track of
every penny the kin: recl‘i‘xes and
Fact is it don't cost $l —- it really don't cost a
cent for that One Dollar
—you my to join is immediately applied toward
the came“ of the machine of your choice—and that spends W
ma ' e is sent to your home there to begin its work , .
, .ol saving for you. Therefore it is valuable in that it TaigflfitfighfiiiNow Schultze’s WCdBESday SPEClalS
A allows you to get in in this liberal offer—it allows you
to own a high gradc‘sewing machine in the easiest pos~
snblc way. The balance you pay in equal easy payments.
Tim months ago J. F. Sullivan and his sister lmiise. both of Grand
' ‘ Tax Collector Lawrence ii. Paul
Rapids, Mich" conldn't. tell the Charleston from the shimmle. Then they who has been seriously ill at his
‘ V ‘ home in Rowayton tor the past four
mm 1m lt—Qnd in a nation-wide contest at Chicago they won weeks was able to get out of doors
' . ‘ . Cd-( in] . ' i i ' m i for the first time yesterday. He
W 'It IS Inn“ y a hmued number 0* SCWIDR prints “at prises included "000 “Mb 0' furniture. "000 worth came to South Norwalk and attsndefd
. . . I . . . ' to some business matters in t e o -
machines will be sold in this way—that lunit is last or 1mm. and . five-weeks \‘ludewlllc coma at ssoo a week. no... of m. J. M. Layton company
being reached—when it is this otter will be withde ‘ ' » . s
- “The New, Home"
Fore Quarters Lamb ..... . . . . . . . . . .20.: lb.
3? , cabinet according
Rib Lamb Chops ............. . . . . . .35c lb.
Slowing Lamb .............. .......18c lb.
SpareRibs 23clb.
“n. New w
imam $100
consolemodel,‘areal
—Sodon'tdelay,, ; 1'
' Onlymachines of known merit are being bought
by members of the Howland ‘Sewing Machine Club.
"The New Home" and "The New Ideal." ' '
Guaranteed by the makers and by Howlan'd's-é
you take no chances.
You may choose one of the better models as shown
to the right or a portable electric for ohly 359. Or a
good {out drawer automatic lilt machines "'lhc New
ideal" for; only $39 *
' better (P) to it making "pluck" out
WE‘RE MAKING a STRONG 4
PLEA to you not. to bank on luck .
tor the person who truata- to luck
has about the some chance tor suc-
ceaa that a docktailed horse has to
switch a fly from the end or his nose. . p,
Luck is all right it you'll add one p
PigsFeet... ...... ..... .....12clb.
FreshShoulders 20c“)
of it. Don‘t target that the largest
lemon crop in the history or man-
kind is now growing in Florida and
a. lot of people are staying there be-
can“ in failing to clean up they are /
unable to clean out. You'll notxlse 3;: V \
akin: any chances it you use Bruns- .
wick tires where maximum mile-l! .. 4 \ ‘ , ..
and road service is required. Their . 1 ~' . ,W_moou‘_.my
31:35: 1:12;“ 3:311“ haliogfimfifilfd’ri (WEN? ' Sectional Buildihfl ‘0' 5"” pu'pm‘
Schultze’s’ Sanitary Markets ‘
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. loath lea-walk
39 rd 43 main Street. News]! .
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