' * MUSIC
ONE NIGHT ONLY
hurs., Jan. 25th
A
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it's up Theme Son; 0! WOODIX nuns muss Phonon-ml loom
AllE 5I|ERRY
By QO’I'TO flAUllBAUB sud KAIL ROICHNL
LAUGHING MUSICAL scusnrron or Two courlnnlv‘rid
pursuit cough 99IEIIIIIEI. .14.: Q
FIRST TIME AT THESE PRICES:
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owor Floor............
.lecony
'I‘I‘IDIIII|IIQD
Seats on Sale Jan. 22 at May" Theatre
HALL
Ins . lam-Ill in m, I
muss not tsunami) his was
...-v-unu-s.
......61.50, $1.00. 750
31.00, 500
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Tl-lls WEEK AT THE PLAYHOUSE
' PERFECT.
THEATRE
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DON CARLOS'
MINIATURE CIRCUS
_55Ferforrfling Dogs and Ponies
Night Abroad"
Q5 BERNARDd sensors 5
Gomedlans of Exceptional Cle'vorness
EEPPINO
Entranclng With Piano Accogdioo
GREY & PETERS
Cycling Peers
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COMING THURSDAY~Motion Pic~
.t‘urcs of the Great Equitable Fire and
’ ' T‘OWDIfl-g of King George in India.
'MUSEMENTS
‘EV'RY LITTLE MOVE MENT
h9 Musical 'I‘hemo oi "\indnme
Sherry”
little movement has n moaning
all its own,
thot and feeling by some pos-
re can be known,
’ry love tho‘t that
Kins
111' being must he revealing
5 ; weetness in some appealing
golstm‘e all its own.
. Q the chorus of that haunting
e’lotly which forms the musical
' ' "Madame Sherry. " the Han-
musicol comedy
cred Such a tremendous
Comes Il-
the‘door of theica’le Q orches-
..0; parlor” pisnos or the street
era. “Ev’ry Little Movement”
tuneful epidemic Two weeks at-
Q initial American production of.
‘ 99ml. Sherry" at the Colonial
hicngo, last April, the score;
lace, and especially its theme
‘ re becoming popular in-
lithe country trons Boston ’ ‘ ‘
‘ncisco. By the time “Ms.-
rryf’rFIeached New York the
ndlenoircled tho globe ,ond
hers .ot the score reported
udon, Parip. Berlin, Vienna,
and Australia. After its
, YOrk perto rmanoe the tune
00rd on the 5streets and in the
D9vi5os, critic or the New
had, this to say regarding
Q. Q'mher: “There isn‘t I1
Khrl Hosohna’s entire
' Dunning
NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlpntlc Motel odors in its
Grape Arbor Grill one at the most so
loci. and delightfully cosy restaurants
to he found in the stale.
'l‘he excellence oi the cuisine and
service completes (or llridpoporl a grill
room which will till it long loll wnut.
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table d-Hote Dinners, (I to 8
p. m.-—-75c; with wine 61
Business Men's Lunch 11.45
a. In. to 2.30 p. m.—~ 50c
Other Hours: Ala Carlo Service
‘ at moderate prints. 5
FAIRFIELD AVE. opp. n. a. STATION 1
i
Bridgeport, ionn.
LOVE R’S
"The Place"
WW
Ralston
~Shoes
are the standard for what is lat-
est and correct in style. Thor-
oughly dependable.
$4.00
TWO ‘sron-ss
Norwalk South Norwalk
.
stardom succumbed to it ntj'the Wed-
nesday motinee. When a string or-
ohostr‘a repeated the melody during
the entirencls she simply could not
moire her feet behave rind went polka-
log all by herself up and. down the
corridor. Yes there’s no doubt about.
it. We are in for another musical
epidémic."
A girl 'who is more ornamental than
useful can at least keep some fool man
guessing. Q .
us no; It
I IitlsshlchI(MIiorto be shun anto 0:60“.
o l.n,swosthd5 00:.qu Allen's
loves corps In d'bmumu of all
the 0for
Pullers.
limiting in hexv‘ MIT talcum 551019
with want mt udIonquoIt I $560M l“moshing,
Iid
blislsrsmoro and sallouso oil. ‘5
i II It 6:55:69 1005
scovorvol I0 v
thou. Dim 5E¢mmhn sordltmfi. ”TIMER“?! wmw
Ihull an inch illicit
Mammal.-
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Els expected that
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Boston 5Wsish Rabbit.
Chief among the dishes for which
there is always a: drmaud stands the
Boston Woluli rabbit. To main» it, cut
one pound of fresh choose lmo small
pieces. “are ready two even tunic»
spoonfuls of butter, one half cupiul or
oroum, lwo' eggs iicuicn very light, it
shaking oi pupriha, u ouuricr Il'lllilluull-
in) of musiua'd nnd pull to sunsou. The
amount cnnnoi ho dolm'mincd acou—
rnwly, us some choose coils for more.
call than others. 1th tho chcosv in the
chafing dish blazer, and when hourly
soft 'ndd tho butler, null, popper and
mustard. Stir wcll, rubbing lho choose
with tho hack of the. spoon to facilitate
its mailing. Whon wcll mixod. add the
cronm. stir until smooth, then add tho
beaten eggs. and HlIIZ‘I" hard for a min-
ute. Put on tho cover to the dish and
lot it rest for two or three seconds
without stirring, and serve at once on
crispy mast that has boon dipped Ior
II second only in n llilc boiling milk or
wutcr. if you uro using tho but water
pan the input can be dipped III tlInI.‘
but a lltllo sail must be nddod to tho
wnlor. New ilnvon Regisor.
Vegetablo Mlnccmcsi.
Roll Ihroo common crackers lino.
lil‘IiI one cup of molasses. one cup or
vinegar, ono cup of sugar, one cup of
chopped raisins, outI hall cup or wa-
ter. our» half cup of honor, our boulcn
eggnuuu grilled nuimvg und our ina-
spoon ouch of cinnamon and clove.
This makes ihrco Iiics.~;;.viilco E. Whit»
uhnn
Espagnole Sauce.
For mlo quuri of stock. mall's n pump
of l! fourth of a pound oi’ builnr. ulir
into it tho sumo wright of flour. nun
stir mcr ii low ilnuw until II vicar
brown color. This In (.ullod the route,
and in tho hue-to for all durh iquor
snuco. Win-n IlII- hum-r and floor are
smooth and (lcnr add lllI' sloth mm
in hills and bring to A bull Should
thy lumps illilii‘iu, slruinlluouuh n
Tho desired ilnmr in pro
lino Ilium.
curt-d by sonuoniug lho slur ' below it.
is nddod In tho roux ii the scum in to
he used on ilsh, I'I'lo'rr ‘llill pcppol
1null and iomuio sum-n Iunx hI-I added.
'li‘ ii is for most, nursing lhIpIo, bush.
rolorv. a slum of no iii and suit and
popper urn nlwuys hood and minor mi-
Iiitlonn that individual insiu may rs.
ouirc.‘-».\‘o\x' Bro.
Quick Pastry for Lemon Pie
Mix scum hull teaspoon salt with
our» cup push". iio o. l hop in .1 hour;
lor cup lord and mix uilh cold unlor
lhio still dough. Pound ll out lint hurl
Put on lmltm in
little dubs. roll up and pat out ngnln.
Do this four limos. using one fourth
cup in all. Put it out 110311) and lay on
ice unili chlllod Thou roll it an inch
larger than the pinto and cut oil for n
llm: put this strip on the edge. first
wetting tho. under pasts.~.\lary ‘.i
Lincoln.
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Stew of Mushrooms.
Clean n pint of mushrooms. cut them
in rather small pieces. and put them in
nstewpnn with n tablospoonoi butter
and a little salt and DEDDW‘; let them Q
simmer 10 minutes and nérve.
Boboteos.
Chop enough cold boiled mutton to
make a pint. ‘Pnt two inhlespooululs
or butter in'n small saucepan, add one
sliced onion and cook until the onion
is slightly brown. Then add a oupl'ul
or stock or milk and four tablespoon
this of bread crumbs. 'Push back on
the stovo, add a dozen almonds Munch»
ed and chopped line. II teaspoonlul oi
curry, powder and a teaspoouful of
salt Add three eggs, beaten light,
stir with the meat; then turn the
whole this a buttered casserole. -Sprln~
hie with a‘ little lemon juice. bake in a
quick oven 20 minutes then serve with
Iloe. ~P5orllsnd Express and Advertls‘
or. ‘
5 , Woman’s School. Q Q
A school of horticulture for women
has been opened at Ambler. 51’s., fol
lowing the lines of such schools al-
ready established in European coun~Q
Q tries.
The school is located on a tarm
of 71 acres, already planted to apple ”.
tropes. strawberries and other frul
asparagus, etc. while about 250 acres
org devoted to garden crops, grann-
houses and cold frames.‘ The co rse
for students is expected to my
Telephone Msmo.
A memorandum pad for
phone user is a small ullvorlmmmlod
study to which is utturhcd 0 silver up-
right. To This upright is fastened a
pencil by moans of In lillll’lll spring
chain. The pencil may be pulled out
n (‘onvonlent Illslnhco: "when released
It lions back to its llIlK‘QxMNTM’i'lH'Ii
Nlei'ii.
Governor's Mincsmoat.
'l‘lIin rccipu was tho luvorlio oi the
wile of one of lho {armor governors
of Massachusetts. As tho amounts or
shine seem oxoosslvr, i will simply
change to 3008011 In lusts. which is
always the safer plan in unarly nil
rcuipes.
iiccnuso oi‘ using host rump monk
and other gouurnl points of makeup.
oupcrlully l'orQiho excess of spice or»
lglnnlly called for. it seems more ox»
pensive llmn'nocl‘mssry. (Tilmnpor moat.
could ho used to about as good advan-
tage in relish.
Four and one bull pounds host rump
steak, “,9 pounds of apples chopped
lino. 35% ,pounds of choppl-d soot, cin»
numon uro’und cloves, 7 mum sugar. 3
rounding tablnspoons unit, grated not»
men. 3 pounds raisins.
The mom will boil down to about
two pounds, which most 00 ilnoiy chop
pod or ground. 'i‘ho raisins arc to be
ranked in water and «coded.
tho ingredients well and Inolulod with
the moat liquor reduced, I 0le raisin
liquor and up cup or drum socoi plchlo
juico.
Reserve It low or the raisins in TM
around on ion of tho pics with small
him of buitor bofnru pulling on tho
Iup crust. Many odd ciIron, cum-unis
and uthor fruits us wrll no ilnmrn, hut
llm nhovc has boon highly rm'ommond
ed by ono who uhouid know. iiollod
nwncl rider was i'ormm‘ly considered
almost indlsprusnhlc, but it usml it
9010th he .posiilrclys outrun, or simple
apple juice no freshly promos! from the
npplcs l
anmShnds Hint.
An unusually prnltx' shade!- is mode of
a rumor IlnIiI grw'n silk, with 0. hip:
uhllo ullh‘ uscd for lining. ilmro is on
iulorllnlnu of rich roll silk. no that
when ihc lump is lighiud tho oilvci'ls
that of n uhnogouhlo silk shzulcrwlxmv.
uric News.
Try Salt Water.
'I‘r) soaking childish in soil nntur
iuslcud of fresh 'l‘ho nirOng mate, us“
ilillli so dilllrull to dostrox, will he on
iirolx removed, and the fish will no
more pnlntnblo than whom souhcd in
fresh hater. wNowarh News.
BAITIIIAITIIIE ‘
0F WOMAN’S UFE
‘From 4000 SOYesrsd‘ Ago.
How It May Be Pissed '
in safe”.
Odd, yap-"I sm
saith him I hsvs for 20
Q5 -bslim
' ‘Q pinch
dorlngthc
Life. I wss not shit
to lifts polio! wt
tar. I hsd Tremor
films which would int for weeks soil 1
was not able to sit up used. I Indeter-
sgrestdejsl with my hock sndwss It
nervous! could shucely sleep It night;
sod! didnotdosnyhonuworkforflmr;
yous.
- “Now I can do. ss lunch work it:
my wonnxn o: my sgo
thsn‘ks to the boned '
from Lydia E. Pinhhsm Vegetsb .
Compound. I recommlaud your remedl '
to all uttering womcn.”--Mrs. MAXIM"
; suit, it looks so much neuter than but-
No other modiolns forwomsn's ills lust ‘f
L. Motown, Odd. VI.
resolved such wide-spread ma unqusll»
lied endorsement. We know of no 0?th! '
mediums which has such s record I315,
success II has Lydis E. Pinkhamrg
Vegetshla’ Compound. For more thsn ,
ours ithsll 153550011010 stdudlrdmnslh
least two van. or 12 months each, and If
it is pinched to give plat; or ”with-
“n" can work, as wolihc the theoretical
instr tion. Schools 09 this class hnvo
(mufldon‘w‘fiaflomflfixfotfl ' I A
violin}
Mind
tho lolo- '
MIX all ‘
'sult and n tonspooulul of soda
' tcrod tins
Oyster Plant in Batter.
Wu sh ands scrubs ouc bunch of oys-‘5
tor plum, trim on the tape: ing cod and
lawn When n: undm‘ the whim as much as
possible.» no tivc air discolors them at
tor the) are posed. Put them, us inst
as they nro uuupcd, lnio i'I'cslI wnlcl
containing one tablespoon of vinogam
ilavo li‘iillV boiling willi‘l in u stowpauQ
5=Ind stir into it one. lublespoonl’ul ol‘
ilonr biondod with a little cold wIIth
This will hclp to keep tho ovstri' Igpluul
white. Add one inlilcspoonful of saltl
and pm in tho motor plant and lot it:
(ooh about hall an hour, or until ion—5
dcr. Rumor. when done. dInln on u
napkin and cut the plums into convc , 1
niI-nt longths. Make a driller hatter as"
follows s: Mix one fourth lcasI‘Ioonrui of
rum wilh 11m houtun yolks of two eggs.‘5
add one mhlnnpoonl’ul of melted butter:
and one half cup or miln or water
Then stir in one cup of flour or enougbi
to moire IIlmosl II drop hattur Mix
thoionghlv then add tho silliiy beaten
5whllou oi ihr eggs and beat well. Let
lilo butter stand awhile thou Ioll the
plants in ii and drop cnroiully Into
mucking, hot, (loop lord. Turn (hr-ml
about until uniformly browned, ro-
move drain on paper and serve as n,
Igurnish lo‘r steak or chopcanr; .l. I
him-pin. I
Steamed Corn Bread.
Silt together one pint othndlun?
tonal. 'a cup of flour. one teaspoonlnl of:
Do'
this sowral tiruos to not all well mix-3
ml Stir tugrthcr ono lublospoonlui oil
mloussos a talilvnpoonlul of melted;
shortening, iso'cups of hullormllh and
ax cup of hot. which Add slowly tho:
linux- nnd meal mixture. and boat nila
hard for iixu minulos. Turn into a:
art-used mold uilh a lightly lilting top:
and not into a pot of boiling wenlcr.
putting a weight on the coxor oi the
mold so that it will no! flout. [lo noii
allow tho swim in come to the top oi
tho mold lloll liltil'ldll) for one hour
and a hull Turn out, and not in the
own long cnoouh to dry tho molsiurc
lrom the ouisldc of the loni.
Grape Salad.
(‘ul n Iiu} hole in ouch grnpo and
with u loolhpllk moss out tho sheds?
i‘ross into ilw owning u slim of pr: l
run or ulmonr‘i. Lino lilo snlsd bowl
with crisp lettuce It'urvs File on those
the graphs: pop: omr all a 0‘1th
0er in): mode or our purl lemon in
IlIrI-io ports oil suit and n llillc ch-Q
runs. Serve with mount choose or
choose straws rrrrr Nouaih Sons
4
l
Orange Filling.
Ho. mnnco lilll Till! for cahe or LII-i.
mix in tho inner vessel of a rloublof
holler nun cupiul oi sugnr. two ion "
spoonfuls of humor. tho grated rind and
the juice of two Florida oranges a III-5
hlospoonlul oi“ gmpolruit 5ch0, and:
when hot sll. in two tabicszmoni‘ulsl
ol’ llour rubbed smooth in ono half cup,
0,! cold wntsr (or Orange juice); loll
coon five minutes; add two beaten
eggs: stir till mixture is smooth cook;
for ten minutes. (covered) and shroud. '
i
mm
A
l
Nut Cookies. 3
One and one half cups of brown su~§
our, one cup oi butler, three eggs best i
on separately. one teaspoon sods dis-
solved in 6 little boiling water, two
and three quarters cups floor. one
or salt, one vtoaspoonful or
cloves one pound nuts and one pound
raisins, dropped with teaspoon in but-
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Chicken Cutlets.
To iwo oupluls of cooked chicken.
out line, add two ounces of butter and
half a conful of rich milk or cream,
season with pepper and salt.
Into cutlets" shaped like chops. dip in
bread or cracker crumbs and then in
egg. and try in hot fat Serve with a
tomato snuce.-—-Newark News
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Moxiosn Work.
When doing. a piece of Mexican word
that is to he drawn in squares try 000
ining it as for Hordnnger embroidery.
You will surely be pleased with the re
tonhollns. Alter outlining, out. and
drsw the threads as usual ”Needle-
croft.
officials. with those of the Superior
5 court,
,or a rush for citizenship papers than
fovor.
Iona fall must get
. for hccond
'- Asuisinut Clerk
No. 24 s.
. 8-xWashingion and North Main Bu.
50mg open. 1-
II
I» ass—Boulevard and SecondS St.
Make 6
Tijuana
0-...
NATURALIZATION DAY IN SUPER
TOR COURT ON FEB. 6.
One Hundred and Two Nar'nss Are on
‘ Posted List—«When Applications
Must Be Filed.
Tuesday, Feb 0.w will be lheuexi
nutIIrallzntIon day and as there are
102 names on the lists, posted long
enough to appear and he examined
fox full citizenship, the government
are prcpuring for a busy stu-
slou.
As this is the presidential year it.
there“ will be more
All those who want to vote
their applicntlorm
papers in the hunds ol’
Mlchucl J. Flanagan
before July 1 at the latest.
Under the plenum luw applicationsi
must be posted liIIce months and noi
Illinon (an be lllildl’ In lime to \oic!
in NoIcInhor, \V'lihinihiliydnys oil
(‘Il’i‘lIOIL This means IlIni lhrrc \Illl
hr- nothing doing in the why oi“ nniu~
Iuilzuiiou for the tall Ilecilon ul'lel
July 1
"itching, bleocing. protruding or
blind piles yield to Donn‘s Ointment
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sett it.
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DAVENPORT ON LABOR UNIONS.
WASHIXGTON, Jun. 23.--’l‘hut tho
Sherman law should inciudo labor un.
ions ullhln Its probe was the urnu~
moot advanced before the Senate.
(‘ mnmitioc on 'lnlorstatc Commerce by
Daniel Ilnwnpozt of Bridgeport. one
of the counsel for the Bucks Stove
and Range Company today, in its suit
against the 001mm oi the Federation
of Labor.
FIRE ALARMS
GOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Firs Alarm Headquarters or 6.10ch
Worku, Tolophune for fire alarm.
hluhnckomo Hotel.
(«41m and Raymond Sits.
5—4110 Corset Factory. prints.
6~Hoyl a Theatre
'leornuik Hosémsl
il—ahiusic Hall, “(lord and City Hotels
lib—wt! roan 8i.
2-’-x\\eflt 8L. Franklin School.
li—»Igt“oric'5ord 81.. Concord and Lincoln
5h
{41 Ii-«North Main snd Ann Sin.
thmiiigh 8t. and his view Ave.
loanorwalk Iron V orks
llm“ out Arc. and Cedar St.
liiw-liixh School West Ave.
vl~2 Vest SI. and Taylor Ava. r
:3 wMilly Arc. and Lowe St .
.imt'hosinut and Hour 'Sts.
20» XSA‘U"! Alain and come Ste.
:04.» inglon Ave. and Austin St.
7-'-\s [and Elm Grove Sis.
“wt-tomb Main 81., bemoan Grove 3nd
Meadow Bin.
32 maxim hour-lo Works, State 8t.
34 \8 ring and Ch; . R‘s.
nvilnnd and him Sis.
AIZXIAwkuood Mm
Ilnli‘nirlieid Avo. and God r 8!.
ill»- Tinlor Ave. and South l.
43”“ ooowurd Ave. and Meadow St
06-~Burrltt and Quintnrd Arcs. and Wsler
55-40 Woodward and Lowndos Avus
5~i~~lioldon Hill St. and billuuuod Ave.
ll.m\VnI-.hl5nxion St. Bridco
B's‘uhlclglt yard and Ann ”St“ private
H54“ NIIH‘MR [.1ch C“. prix'mo.
Ixi llI‘I'I-Iins non- interfering boxes.
(Mi Mnsinr box, from which the now
her of .mv box can be soundnd.
one stroke at 12 noon and I p. m..
5slumim'd time. i-
one slroko at odd limos. testing or
0 strokes altcr an alum. lire out. rs
nulls dopsrlmcnt. 1-1
"Three slow strokos, wnlcr to be shit!
(I , Tm ~-
Ai 12' .05 p In. each W013 today, a. box
559100005 for lost.
ire alarms ior no district also re-
solved by telephones.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
l6- “rumor of Main and Wall motels.
iwfllm Holden Avenue and into" Pluto.
“L‘wSpI-ing Hill and Kellogg Street.
”WI niou Park .
{Bil—u“ est .‘Awnuo and Berkeley Street.
2.7Mf-‘ronkiiu Avenue and Lyrics Place.
Slxwfins house (Privnin boxl.
$2—-~\Vvsl Awnue and Morwln Street.
flawlinrhor Avenue and Orchard Street
lir-‘t‘lmpcl Snort and Harbor Avenue.
86»\‘i‘ est Avonuc. hour the nr.mory
38 «Browns Street 0nd Elm Crust.
iiwC‘Ioss Street and “mm avenue.
Ila—«Main street and Nollll Avenue.
ismwrnnce Street.
slut‘irond Shoot and 'l‘lndnii Lane.
whinln and Catherine Stream.
sthe-w Canaan Road and Fair street.
lid-TUITGSUNA Simon hour Summer St.
66~Mnin Street and Union Avenue.
szwrm Tho Green.
“urinal Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
0i-Easi Avenue hnd Dasham Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXBI
Fire headquarters, 66 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
leitoh School (privato) ;
5-Mnrvln School in ivnte.
212—»East Wushin on and art Sis.
Elia-Van Znndt S . and Osborn Ave.
216~Eust Ave. and Rowan
217~Winfl old d.St
Ease—Fort and C cries am.
22 i~Ehst Ave. nd li‘it on St. , ,
filly—St. John St. and E000 Ave.
882«Sonvlew Ave. and First St.
In
«
0i6—-Covo Ave. and sums
837—980ulevard and Blackstone St. (Tel.
sslw—Keyser St. hnd Pine Hill Ave.
aizmxeyscr st. and Duck Pond rd.('1‘el.
lull—«Shore Haven. (Teh)
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours or 6 p. m. and
a. m., ving location of fire. an alarm
will be 3 von armament box.
Private boxes will only be pulled for
fire on remises where located.
Secon alarms are only to be given 193
the chief or acting chief upon his arriv
at the fire. Bi
goals
1~0ne blast at!” odd times. testing or line
i-—-0 I‘e blast at c 5r. .. 5stnndnrd time.
wo blasts. re out.
11- -11--Twonty two. at 8 mm no morn-
tng session or public school.
11~11-Twenty~twmst212 80 n. 20., no sl-
sessio of public school.
uniuilln‘l‘on busts quickly calls the
entire dopnrtment.
5W
5ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DIS RIO?!
5lzethlsnd Ave. t Q10. 2.. N.
13~ichhgm Bluff sod BéllP intone.
14—er Ifoxnd‘li tonMoKinle
Cram to
riot
“road to owBro0woaQ
hits Bridge egorth to Bmokslds.
to L. 1.1800110. -
skid“ Bid“ 8. W.
011.. und. .
“march so. sdnhojil at and) times
must!"
'i‘wo strong! or ll
‘lout
r‘12“qu-
. Qwstor rth be shut
Q A5
strokes of Bob bell. thus, 1-1-5145,
third or new"... mitosis serlow
9059i 0959: uo-fs—s-gpchaoi
03» bn field???
9: 6° 0‘9"
QE'I
snore:-
sou. thus. 1-1. are
Remnant
Sale of
Linoleum
About 100 yards 00600 Linoleum, in
lengths from 2 yards to 7 yurds, at
32c a square yard
TheA.J.Angevinc
& Son Co.
134 -.l3b Washington Street
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_ SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE
MAILS
South Norwalk Postolfice
MAILS 55ARRIVE FROM
Eastern Pointsw6: 65. 7. 00. 10:30 a. m. p
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E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
Norwalk Postoffice
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Sundsys and Holidays.
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Sundays.
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There will still be
Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We offer you the last chance
to buy a Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
stock of these Stores in many
sizes at low down prices;
Horatio R. ‘Nas h
N. Man & West ss.
S.N‘orwailr '
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Q CityNatIonalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
"FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND,
‘ BANKING
Surplus Ind Profits ‘
$117,000.00
\
Capital
$100,000. 00
Safe Deposit Boxes 03 and 65 per you
Q cowm i-l. MKTHEwsou, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
Fnsosmcx H. ROWAN. 2nd Vic.-
WI PLFRED BODWELL. Cushion-
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DIRECTORS
. E. H. Mathewson 0. Wallace Maw.
John‘ H. Krupp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan.
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributt
Henry. 8. Lockwood -
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