summer, Jung :3, nus
J. I. Randi}, Van Zant street bak- 'Slsuson Franklyn Newman.
t. is spending the day in New York Conley.
V ., Exercise “Jesus: Little Sunbeam.”
Mildred Morgan, Ethel Peterson, audio ..
miss Tobey Jr. has accepted a ”We Palmer Forgiven“ PM ‘82
,' 5mV with William Ritch Cove Solo and chorus “God Detb Keep
‘ um painter. His Children.” Marion Hunted, and
5 ' school. 5
capt. Roy Decker of East Norwalk, exercise, "Give a Little Sunshine
Wilbur
s , l .‘
ithelessonis ‘fieBlessednessos
3:80. The
meeting of the Junior C. E. in charge
of Mrs. Eugene Ambler; 6:45, The
meeting of the tr. e. e. clothe
,Sunday School room Topic: “Christ's
”iCall to the Young Men of Today."
. Emily Fryer.
The regular monthly business meet- Song. "Three Little Birds." Dorothy
In; of the Mayflower H. & L. 00.. will Loveioy.
he held on Monday evening of next ltecltstion, “Our Master,” Helen T.
Percival Anderson. ’I: 80, The Chil-
dren's Day concert by the Sunday
1 school. which promises to be one or an-
usual excellence. The parents am
which has been prepared. Notices for
the week: Tuesday evening— A social
Special Officer James Fisher, of the Lovejoy, and Edna Minor.
~ Sic-walk police department, ls today Realtation “Singing in the Rain," by
Margery flail, Charlotte Minor, Nor-
Solo—“MistheVWIYf
RecitAtlon-‘flod's little Child."
Vlsst night halved in theV'Norwalk bar- Lillian Sherwood. .Eva “Islam. and Jim 1. 16-20 Tm new“ 1. to be m Hoary Jarvis.
. her with the Admiral one of the Auras Vedas. "charge of three young men as leaders. Chorus-1‘ "
tents of the .Elleworth oyster fleet. limitation. Our Fauna Knows." by Hilliard Albrecht. Charles Enillln “a Girls.
Dialogue—“Give a Little Sunshine."
lla Waterbury. mine Mott,
Recitation—“The Acorn’ s Message.“
fig: 9 week. Routine matters will be consid- Seaman. [ls Waterbury-
r. fri
. 11‘. Exercise. "Do They Know? Prise il- beepxsgltlthocihgg? g: lashed to Chorur—“Blossem' Bells.”
—-- lla Steamed, Marion Minor, Dorothy ‘ (Yomladles'and gentlemen.)
stationed at Lsngdons island protect. Agnes Vedas.
in; private property in that section Recitation, “How They Grow,‘ Hel-
en Decker.
is to he given by the Daft Finger Cir
cle at the church. The following in-
vitatiou is given to the people of the
horn trespassers.
community:
meet with us this Tuesday
night,
'Good friends, both great and email,
To attend a travel sociable
We ask you one and all.
Song, Buttercups und‘Daises." by Come
. The Flushing a Red Star tug in Glendavere Lovejoy, Agnes Warm, '
charge of Capt Gainor, of the East Bertha Peterson, ldo Scofleld Ruth
Side, left for New York, this morning Decker Ruth VanCouverlng Mildred
a, .u . liter having been tied up in the local Radian, Helen Decker, ida Banks, and
harbor for several days. Emily Fryer. 1
audit
memo Waterbury, mum
Cecil Whterbury.
Alice
Stanfield.
rmrfll’dneaasy.‘ ‘.Jen;hd.,ather
mu
' 3“" "m“ —-——— Melted Milk
.g A Woman’s Exchange fin Will be Womfifldthobudym 0
held Saturday afternoon June 26 at Endowed 1’! mm 0‘ Physicians.
Save Ihe Baby
Ilse ef— relau-
H401! nick’s
home in South Wilton.
The illustrated lecture given by Rev
Robert Berry Sunday evedhx. was
most instructive awfegtertainng lec-
ture on the great its?” 3' Religion
,‘ " Po '. .
One Large Picture with each one
dozen Cabinet Photos Free,
Milan’s
4 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
unmanned llnueathsw‘odd overlur
masthansqemsrdseentury.
convenhnunocooklngnorsdditional
milkrequired. Mei-electorates.
-——--- Agrees when other feeds often fall.
A m Sunday service will mammalian, mo.
he held 83“.” wins at 11 “Clock eth‘fluetasOeed”
intbs W Church and iii—allows, the
promises to be most interesting. All
poawiththemandpresentitatthe
are cordially invited ‘Vm once.
i
y
The new dayllfht W ' will be
The-North wncohlgononmnh- m.“ u. mttlmeihlse n‘
school will hold its general of Child " ° we I“
udwillalalethoaewhohsvenot
m'sDinumy mu“ 3 9WD“ orseei sn'
o'clock All are welcome at this had th y u y
hetero. . MB file
special service which W to be 33:: mighty breat’itetm themeeu
most atueetive. and the elect is as much different
:fremthereguisr pictures» day and
I . night. Manager Neville Barley has
WAR ms lart-tinged ferVa particularly entertain-
_ V‘insmmduringthecomingweeh
land he wants all eihe women of the
STAMFORD THEATRE. town to take sdvantagb of the oppor
' Cecil Lean wili‘be seen at the head utility to see free pictures.
of the east of 100 persons a the gum. Don't forget. it you wish to see the
the home of Mrs. ll. G Morrison. This
sale was postponed from Saturday,
June 19th.
The program is under the direction
Q.“
The Children's Day service of the
Rowayton lisptist Bible School, 'miliattie Burks,
be held on Sunday evening at 7: 30. Dean:
o'.clock The following program bas'
seen prepared:
”occasional—With Loyal Hearts and
Closing Carol "We Give Thanks." ' 'l‘ .
5.54 {souls Mullings, a former East Side School. ' ,The admission '3 three two-cent “are?!“ e-8ei lion. School
young man. and well known locall stamps m if cc
5» 5 : ——-— Prayer.
"Florida" '1 5 . (They must, of course. be new)
., ...,,.5 A‘ i For we will turn them into cash
When with our fun we're through.
now aboard the U. S. S. is.
was a visitor on the East Side yester- ' "
slay renewing old acquaintances. (i
. RCV‘7AYT0h ( V
.43 important meeting of “l“ direc- I So come and Join us in our trip
tors of the East Norwalk improvement To many foreign lands.
Association will be held at 3 admin *wv»awayg.\{l We Med your aid to hell, WW"
filthy afternoon of next week The ,. i More worii '0' willing hands.
~ mien will be held at the home or ””3 Reliance 35"“ cm” ""1 1“” “Velma“? "8111115.“! 7-45- “10 mld'
4' ilVrs Edward E Gorham, on East am- i.“ meta“ new” afternoon it 3 he" meeting of the Y P. S C E
one. “OCR. Fhe president requests a full Friday evening, A social meeting or
__'Miendanoe. u the Town Union of the Y. P. 8 C. E.
i with the Rowayton society.
Many East Norwalk residents are . ~
M“ to spend tomorrow, of the The annual meeting of the Emmy
. W“ mm: on local islands. ton Free Library Association was held
IVVnay will also try black fishing, but “‘5‘ mm“ “ “5 "°‘°" ‘° ““9
. .5 yet. no large catches have been funds for the support of the library
V W d this ”We of the n“ 01‘“. by canvassing the village and vicinity
V are not running well, as in former for funds “ in former "”3 The
VV WV book committee deported that the num- Processional 5 ’
her of books in the library had resch~V Prayer
.» EVWUODB are “T“ made today ed three thousand, forty-seven having; Recitation—"Welcome."
. among the campers on Calf Pa-sture beenadded during the last month The ~. Norma 3““
:5 .V we for the entertaining of friends following olilcers were elected: Presl- Chorus—"Happy June is Here."
% l ' and visitors. who are expected tomor- GORP-MYS- E H. EVOTY. Fll‘lt Vic}!- NM!“ H3" Eleanor 3‘" “"3“,
"' " m by the score. A number of out-of- President—~Mra. J 3- Raymond' SecV Hall Cecil Waterbury. M” 3'
town campers are scheduled to pitch and Vice President—Mrs. 8. A. Geib, ,‘ Goalie, Jullt Boski. OWN“ Minor.
their tents on the bench during the Secretary-mm Mm F Buckley: '58“ W1|13»mmihV'Bn“N‘"vai
‘ Tile following interesting program
has been arranged for presentation at
the Rowayion Methodist Episcopat
Church tomorrow, Children’s day: ‘
. coming week Treasurer—Mrs. F. A. Brands. ilk H l Braupaln, Lillian Bother-so!) MIG
— Every was appointed fourth member Flossie Batherson. , S
An Interesting service has . been of the advisory board. Recitation—"Children's Day."
i Nina Beaupaln.
Episcopal Recitation—“Beautiful Daisies."
Shirley Bowman.
‘ planned for tomorrow evening at -"l:- ---——-—-
so o'clock, in Christ Episcopal church, ””3"” Methodist
m Boulevard ll. will be in com_ Church, Sunday, June 13.10'00 a.m
“collation—.801”.
Recitation—JIM Rain Girl
Recitation—All to Jesus. l
Fannie Williams
30¢“anme Tint Talk.
improvement
' .mnsplces it is being held. had flieth neither whatsoever '10!ka Chorus—Boys, “Ever to the Right"
5 There are plenty of cars and abomination, 01' maketn a lie; but they Loyd Bryon,Henry Jarvis, Freddie Dib-
m .of good roads. so email wonder which are written in the iamb's book,
5 the novel scheme is meeting with up Of “18-"
i. prowl andrsuccess.
" fire some forces will line up again an be no Epworth League meeting or
V interesting time is lobed forward to preaching service. The evening‘s en-
' liberation of Flag Day. and Rev. T. ”'3” meeting, leader. 0'1“. J 3 8010—
The recreational ei '
F; Caskey, D. D. will preach on the Lflommedieu.
We "The Birth. Progress and Mes- feet of the Class Meeting is the best
m invited to attend.
-.._..__. . Why don’t you try it? 10:30 a. m.
as the members of the East 'Norwalk “on. .27th verse
Asgociatjpn, “a“. wise enter into it any thing that do
be baptised are requested to bringl
She Men’s Close of the East Avenue of baptism will be administered at the
” lubedlst Episcopal church. will take beginning of the service. Also any de-
a. the question .of "Confession"
’ norrow—to whom and by whom. This quested to be present. 3:30 p. in. Jun-
1 we: also bring out the question of for- for League. Miss Bertha Scoileld will
.meioo. a question that caused a hot have charge.‘
to. airing admission to the church, are re-
.mument a few weeks ago. and as Children’s Day exercises, there will
tertainment by the children promises
m of the m» The public 15 con- tbat can be had for the languishing
- spiritual life of yourself sud others.’ muauon—“The Song of the Robin"
‘anlomoblle “Week" on the East Morning worship- Sermon by the 933 Solo—-
‘5, N- continues to be as big a success tor from the 21st chapter of Revels- _
“Th9“ shall i“ ’10 Recltation—Alice Jackson. Edgar Jack-
Parents having children tel
them to this service. The ordinance!
7 p. m. Owing to the
Ethel ' Melt.
8010-“ 'thtle Rosebude."
Nina Braupsin.
Freddie Hart.
Charlotte Minor.
80!].
bis, George Radcliff. Clarence 'Hem-
mingway.
Solo- ,
Mildred Beaupain.
Dlalogue-“June Roses " ‘
Dorothy Braupaln, Eleanor Ball, Flos-
sle -Bat_tlerson.,Sara Wells, Anna E.
Scalze, Cecil Waterbury, Norma
Hall, Marjory Hall. V
Chorus—“June is Here. "
(Young ladies and young gentlemen)
Marlon Castes, Maud Branders. Ila.
Waterbury. Anna Mott, Harold Mott, ' '
Harold Cutblll. .Kenneth Raymond.
Recitatiom—Elort-
Vocal Baldwliiss Marlon Jarvis.
Singing—Glad Acclsmatlons. School ties he m9“? what he gm believes
The Twentieth Century Crusaders.
Singing—Answer "A'y. AV "
Benediction.
V‘Childrens Day,” tomorrow will be to be very interesting. All parents are 5 Elmer Chunk. . V '5 .~ .
‘ tely Observed in the East ave urged to be present. The children Recitation—3mm Fairy in the Garden .. Mrs. Knight. of New York, is visit-l
. E. church. The children will have been faithfully trained by Mrs. Freddie Hut; lug 1181‘ daughter, Ml‘fi-V Ernest
"to in the following excellent Ambler and her helpers so your pres-
which will be presented at once and appreciation is merited. All.
morning service in the church: are welcome. Men of the Bible class
til-en's Day Program, East ave will desire to keep Wednesday night
in E church Similar morning June 16 tree of oil engagements. so as
to be present at the regular monthly
09mins Lalo! "His Goodness and meeting of the class. Mid-week prayer
V '5’" ‘ {School hervice Thursday. at 7: 45 D. In-
91:!er Reading and Prayer, Francis J. Foster. of Tufts college.
V . SUP. Fairbanks. son of Mr and Mrs. R. 1‘? Foster, of 17
Carol "We Sing Our Joyful Praises! Smith street. Danbury. has returned
liollectlon and notices. ‘ " home from college for the summer va-
maximal service and address by cation and has gone to Etiology Bind. .
in it'slrbanks. where he is to conduct the semen!
tier-o1, “Sing of Our Father'h Good “or. go.- the .ma- together with p
“I! “ school D. Sample. aclassmate. 5
‘ ' tenth; f‘Childreu's Day." Doro-V
Cherub—"Little Flower Girls. _
Recltatiow“What I Know. .
Francis Scolield.
holo—-“Srrins" ‘ 5».
Carol Mills. ._
Recitation—'- “God Bless Our Day."
. L Marsh Thatcher.V '
Collection by four girls. V
L! Chorus-e ‘ . ,
School. .V _. ,
Chorus—“Daisies.” . '
Emma Mott, Chrol Mills, Ila Water-
bury. Alice Sobfleld. .
Solo—-“We Will Sing Like the Birds. "
« . ‘ Mnrlory Hr“
‘ THoé“Just a. Little Flower."‘ . 5
Anna Deceit“; Eleanor Hall. bars
Wells.
lotion-J‘l—lappy June."
5 5 Meadow Hail.
9th Solo—"Sunbeams" _: . '
Dorothy Beaumin.
VVVI
: Rowayton Baptist Church~6ervlces
55,5latlon “We re Glad Today. Sunday, Children’s Day, June 13 10: lbw
Lycette, Leonard Ainswortli. Morning ohm meeting; 10950 thorn
"lento VVSunbeams." P‘r'ltniti'y mg slat-tiles “with aspect» so ' ‘
‘ 5 t 'llwuwhodrumom. 5 '5 “
Schenclt. .. V-
“5 DEV ViH‘dnst.
heuristics—A Smlly’ Welcome.
Merle ApdersouV
Singing—~A Wonderful Message.
.1” School;
Etison Ogden
1(th Varlan
Recitation»What Summer Brings.
Mabel Clark. Emily Stevens, Ben
Albrecht.
Song-8unbeams. By a Class
Recitation-y-The Sermon in the
Woods. Anna 8colleld
Wild Rode—Elisabeth Scodeld.
Daisy~80rlh Sconeld
Violet—Merle. Anderson
Buttercup-Edith Vitadqliil'e. ,
Jacbin- -t,be»pulpit7pfin Albrecht.
cRecitationt—A Little Standard scorch.
Dorie Anderson
Recillflonr-Lillle Rod Clover.
Adds Radcliffe. Blanche Earrington
Violin wmum Cleverley.
Recitation—4f 1 “Iowa Rose.
Martina Ogden
inglng-Willing to Go At His Call.
School
Frank Brands
Vocal Solar-Miss Harriet Lethe
Recitation—The Boy Your Mother having married little Mini.
Thinks You Are. Carl Weed.
Recitation—Forget-V dds-Note.
ll‘raneee Clark
Recitation—My 9"" WW” V311“ wish that his friends entertain him at
Violin Solo—frying Albrecht.
Recitation—The Fairy in the Rose.
Marjorie Dufanlt
Song—He? Will Care Eur You
Primary Class
Recitationf-Little Oh; Dear.
Rhoda Jarvis
Frank Brenda
By Several Classes
{V
4.. V a... .
nd. .5: J own... been no.
; mining Mr and Mrs.- George Dahl‘ 0‘ i even if he should find his little Mini,
' 'New Haven- 5 .
V~;__V
.13 n‘
“—5——
A roof of Mrs. Hart’s front Mode
is being shingled. George ’l‘o'yrol- heat
the cents-aft
Mrs. Curtis of West avenue Nor-
alk. was in town on Wednesday call-
Louis Wamcke'convoyed a large
-' party to Europe Beach on Wednesday
in his motor bus. -
'.‘
Charles. Fleet and pom elf/NeWrYol-k. '
has been Vstopplnguafifew
ford theatre next Wednesday evening show tonight, get a copy of last nights
Custom Tailors
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, bill
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from
315.00 vi»
S.Nalllall
Wer‘
225 227 E. WWSD-s-
' st.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
Wadi Done.
Metal is High
Eifron can pay the best
prices. Call him for all
junk and old automobiles.
of M“ W. F‘ Ambler “d Miss Mar-”“8 16,111 a new Viennese Operetta, PW"- C‘“ out the °°“p°“ and bring
lory Mills. Charles W. Bell is super; which is
lntendent‘ of the school.
being produced by Messrs.
Bhubert for a summer run in New
it to the theatre this evening and you
will beadmitted free If you care to
come Monday, cut out tonight's can
The Wm. Hilton Cd, o...
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
' two acts.
’iln the Blue Paradise Inn in Vienna
,Vi been ordered by his parents to.f
return home of Stoeger.
; Yorlc in the large company in sddlv
alien to Mr. lean am Cleo Hayfield.
pen and if one desires to attend every
night, watch the papers, cut out tneV
Carolyn Burke, Mabel
Kathleen George, Shep Camp.
Ted Lon-sine, Robert Pltkln. James
Billings, Walter Armin, Eugene Ho‘
jhenwart. Otto Schrader, James Geo or-
gl. Frank Wayne, Richard Melbourne,
coupon and come along. V'
Next Tuesday evening there will be
reedancing again for the women of
Norwalk. There was free dancing at
the park last evening for the women
l William Mich and others and a large number took advantage ofV
l5 “The Blue Paradise." w” original- the opportunity and visited the lpope
iy produced abroad and has been heard 1" “38011. There were no restric one
i hi, there will ap-
ln a number of European ““le But on Monday ng
d in or
The book is by Leo Stein, author of pen or in this paper a coupon an
“The Merry Widow .. Em, 3“,”th der to gain admittance to the dance
however. has adapted the piece for the hall on Tuesday evening without
Distributors for Nerwaik and
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Registered
lndlsn Motor Cycles
South Not-wall;
The Sterling Motor ('0.
Darien, Conn.
Phone 179
Repairs.
F. A. ' M. Repair
Shop.
lAmeri lean stage and Idllillonul lyrics charge. the fair ladywill have to cut
“ Monday night’s
'have been added by Herbert Rey— out the coupon in
,nolds and Blanche Merrill, while Leo filler and bring it down tothe dancing
”Edwards and Sigmund *Romberg are, pavilion Tuesday evening.
f these
credited as the “mm," of the int or There are no strings on any 0
polated musical numbers. Bcnlimo oHer-s. Manager Bayloy is sounded
has staged the entire production.
The story is told in a prologue and
The first scene takes place
and knows that'the presence of the
imdolvh Stooge:- son of a millionaire, coupon- “5 “9““ ““5- ”‘w’ m
5 e a living for himself in Amen... And don‘t forget that the park will be .
and h. is taking in”. of h“ ‘th open tomorrow and the roller coast-V
bosom friends and little Milli. s only.er
er girl at the Inn a}, h“ loved ““1: other features will be may tor the en-
Vllttle girl for a long while, but bomg tensinmentcf the ”W“ the para. .
. discreet and stoieal he keeps his own. 0°“ “'5‘!
ilcouncll and leaves the little girl with!
°“‘ an? encourasement other titan he 50"“ nonwsmt ms:
ALARM' BOSE)!
< “’1" return 301110 day and claim her. . No. -
Twenty“? yam are supposed to 12 West at. opp. mm. at. echoc:
Vhave elapsed before the curtain rieell‘l3 CONN"! “learn?” 8:32:01
on the first not. This mk93.plare in H 001‘ Aim and n ‘
. ' ' . . d B evv Ave.
“lawns-Hotel. Vienna and marks the 1° Cor High St .an ”M
that belies the goods at Baton Point - 5
fair sex will moau'rthe- visitation of :5. 5
. their male friends. So out oat-your '
unand'won’t‘oest the women s unny. . - 5 V
to is EXPERT. housed-g.
en‘s-hostel, circle! swing, Casino and .
2. Phone 619. an Hoyt St. '
WE SELL
Something More Than
V Service;
lie you realize how much VV'.’
116 Norwaik iron Works Building
His three
l‘i Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
comrades. meanwhile, have grown to
18 High School. West Avenue
manhood, one of them. Justus Humps] 2! Cor. Taylor Ave. and Weld Rs.~
23 Cor. Benton St. and Ely Are.
sfi‘llwyclroulcs?
with Steeger’s nephew. St‘oeger then
I realises that his opportunity has been
‘ lost and decides to return to America
where he is confronted by Va most .
but of the clinging type, has Journey"- .
Stocger
doesn’t know this because he had
never received any word about the girl
he left behind hunt-1e expresses a
the Blue Paradise Inn which surely. be
dedares, must still be a popular
Vhannt. VHampel, however..has bought
'the place and turned it into his private.
residence. but they arrange to give a
supper there. unusformlng the place
as near as possible to its former ap-
V remade. All of his old friends are in-
ivited and in the midst of the festivt-
to be the reincarnation of little Mini.
It is her daughter.tho is new in love "
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Cor. Monroe-and Main Ste.
26 Lexlhgton Ave. and Austin ms.
27 West and Elm 6mm. .
ll Cor. Washington and Main StaV
31 South Main St. near ”“43."
32 Electric Light Station
:4 Cor. Clay and Spring She. »
85 Car. Haviland and Water Ste.
'37 Lockwood Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond 81'-
ll Cor. Fairlield Ave. and Cedar St.
43 Taylor Ave. pnd South St. 5
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
is Our. Burritt and Quinterd Ava.
d1 Reed 9t. and Putnam Ave.
7 Roman: Hospital
ll Music Hall
to Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave _
5 R&QC¢I‘S§tCO.. AnnSt.
.1 Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave. .
52 Washington‘fit. Bria") ~
54 Norwallr Lock 501...
Cannot?! Theatre
if so. remember, I have the only cums
piste Eye Testing Parlors in our city.
I examine your eyes, grind lenses and
lit the flames. All work done in my
Modern Shop. ‘
- nallyg: so to e p. m. Monday. Wed-
nesday and‘I‘riday until ll p. 'n.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
Keeler‘s Bldg.
_ 'Phone: laces? .v-~,. -.
5 ' Fer' Weenies can
~ Fred madam] .
Funeral Director and Embalmet
dine. and Residence ,l.
. Telephone I04. , '
IVVO In. VIVIVIII Oh. «So. Hers-silt.
peculiar situation, which is to the ar-
feet that his partner. new dead. has he.
questhed him his Wife This widow. by
the waygrwho is rather prepoasesslng
Children ’er
165V Washington st.
'. .
lpnrpoVeecto be with Stooger. She is to
~ “in. «. r..-. 5
" who good no for Vellum. that: is? Vt;
‘ed to Vienna} principally for; the
little upset when she learns of his
appearance and appointments. All
love of tWenty~four years ago Gradé 5
the luxurious conveniences you de-
Footwear
lire in a family car. it carries five
ually she becomes reconciled Wt the
state or! alfalrs when she realizes. that "a”“fl” comfortably. TM semi ‘
are restful and splendidly upho
lured with Cloth of the high
honey in- detail in economy
lent entrance on either side". P1
glass window: giye the qualifica-
her appearance will be greatly altered.
The Blue Pnradise has alrelidy‘ play-
ed Atlantic City and will go from _.
ti of the elected limousine in.
Stamford to New York for a summer a infigment' “may “I“ chat)! or"
_ . fresh air when open: With high
:V'duaiity in detail a
maintenance—lees than to s milVVV 5V
noun ”SEDAN tars: Comm
"so; Town Germ; Touring Car.
VECTOR PQlN‘l'l-A ..
Norwalk women may enjoy a motion.
picture show for nothing. By cutting V
t niiiil‘th .lldpéFQ Adam.
5 r.” Thecod“ lo ..
5 greases-m mm were:
1‘1"'.r
'« White: Nobocki Oxfords ' doth:
economy} . "I: I
V 532.00. ‘.$2.‘5‘0“ VV
Gun Metal end Patent: Celt A
White Canvas and Nubuch'fi'V1
.{ZPthips 7‘7
$1.00. $1.25
a-
white ivory soles ‘
out the coupon in this paper and fol- .5809: 3mm“ a”. All fully? with Strap Pumps
lowing directions thereon, the bearer b’, PM“.
may visit notch Point park and enjoy . 5' ”5°“: to. $1.00 to $2.00 . ..
- the entertainment at the clothed thee- VW,
trey-without spending a penny The S L Benedmt A 3““ Line. of. 0.1mm 9‘? “1,18%... V
mum at tlledtre'hpent m. “will V -., 5 F Shoes and Barefoot sandals ‘ ‘
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