Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 19, 1917 · page 8

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spending a wEek' i‘n malékfimafifi- ‘ i” .c tum ,~' 1 . v... ”Mara-r - .v’ixvnrlurfli'r,fl .mlenyflaw... ., ma . it «‘.x .7;
I WEAR wins
‘ In Batiste, Voiles‘, Poplins, Gab- ' - .
“dines, Soisettes, Wash Silks At a meeting of the Republican
, .
- ‘L‘lu Inc. " ' uk '1 wfi 69 'd- - ~
fimghams, Percales and other. b’ [0?“an l 5‘ rm "
. . _ _ ttl to luln the club house of the Vt inn- 'é
W5 “1 Flam 901075, stripes and‘ tpauk t‘lub :tlto a dwelling. Allerzr ‘V ’,
fancy figures- iitiils will .0011 be under way, 1‘
E. K. BANKS The tennis match between the Coun—
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.l' Mahackemo Hotel Block. ?;.I (1111b an 111 :t {knoll}, witl‘ldwashr)
i RUE )(‘t‘ll [ilk-Ft. 0. i. ll.‘ 33', .2"
south Norwalk' ihhl n pivtponut for two weeks. on ac-
W—w . - . v ”‘counl of the Red Cross benefit at lto-
. ‘ltlll l’oin‘.
, Automobile Owners! i
I A hi»; Swift auto truck from Staln- ‘
.Get that new Blue Book allm mt by l Km... a
. once Etil smashed into it‘lllfi't‘]? 0!. VB“-
“ il-nzimt smut. )I'<t>l'dtt)‘ afternoon 9 ,
Prue: - swam W mm a" I! Cl] S and “’01!an S 0Xl01‘dS 81 Plllll S \—
Il- , {accident by the local police. .
DO NELLY S I .‘tttaeluut-nl papers were served on
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16 so. M3111 SE- Ilthe Republican Hub of \\'innil,iauli ‘ .
SOUTH NORWALK «he Wm 1*" “W“ “‘9‘“ W 0W Oln n
lleueditt. The tlnh's furniture and . -
‘i‘ixtttres were attached for debt to the
i\\'l‘llli]3:lllk Republican Club, lili'. , \ In keeping with our policy, of
NOW \Yilitttln llc‘llugn. ’l‘hon‘ns lllclltl- (111812 a Few 0f the always havmg 3‘ new' Clean StOCk’ some 0! ‘he women’s SPBCialS
Is the Time to Consider ult-m ii‘tt-rr l‘mm- ’llltl Vilwm PM - -
. ‘ . ‘ » “ ' ‘ . we are now sellln all 11mm r . .
' ‘Repupermg Your Home lt-titi «typified .1 wit 1; ilu‘t‘agiotl. Men’s Bag. ains . g s e WOMEN S-“REGAL” AND “DOUGLAS"
HOUSE PA'NF’N c l tli‘fu’. “mud; P-ttst‘:)~fl‘~:“ i’i C, EV. :‘tli‘li; gOBdS a; Egsltwlps Allan gXFORDSdfi’BilkeH nglesd
. . -- ’ ._ --.: " ‘ W“ ‘ . sma . arrow an no a wictts.
Estimates Cheerfully Gren ‘I I“ "I” I II I “II. I y . — °
03.11 rs—I’hone 1446 W" 0‘ ”m” “‘“i “‘3' ““1”“ ' MEN; ”REGAL" OXFORDS‘“BM‘ ‘1!“- MEN'S ° WOMEN‘S GUNAlang'IfflégiglfiiggfirgRI’gEd'
, ,. . __ . ‘ ‘ _ —-1. e nun
' J. A. HUEEEEH (‘uli‘i‘t parrot, (i it P a 4. tar. Newest La: :"-~La.iest Eatyms. and IQ WHITE toe. Value $2.50 and $2.00.. at 91.79
108 80. Man Stu, £3. Norwalk. F'r‘tr'ttt'l iw‘wl'i- \‘F-‘i‘ ‘" " imm- it. vyr’cc @500 l7 9:3'8 BOYS, RUBBER GREY KID PUMPS—Value $4.00 I3 S’G‘OO’ I
Hwy-w: rm sz'mi'n'i a .. It" If “‘V ”W" """ ’ ” ‘ ' “ " "' ' ' ' ‘ " “ ‘ 0 all ................ “198

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_ _ _ ' . from comm .-:-.m,~~. t». m 5.. ........... qug TBlllllS e '9”: Poacmlnaa AM) GUN METAL PLAIN
, :_.~..-_.,,, ' , .....,.,_, U. “a.” ._....n-,...1 m pm (w a m- t. i i‘- M h M \ ’ e “6 gang PUMPS _ WIMP—Tito very latest. $1.69 and $2.69

1' t‘m': in limpet“ in t‘lit‘ ti"; coil“: nit \ “SD. R.;G.._: GK» Ogiflrds ZJROKEN SIZES 0N WHITE ”UBIPS AND

:. Ci“ N i Samar}, mow“: .—:r~ mil-rd, patent; Sm}. tan _, 89C OXFORDS .................. .. 5 {9

w ‘ .‘ ; _.__..-_...—¢— 31'“; 35:333. Cddq “1*(1 ‘3ng ' f 1 a v‘ I" . , ‘VfIITE NUBUGK PUMFf‘r—J’l‘in “In C9

. ) l, a t h... . . . 3 ‘ a a. .1." L‘ l _‘ .. _: . L La . . . 5.1.
. . . F? gm, 3 . Wm. p... n o, it. w? .53.}. .1150 Md 55m 31“ k “1 0X 0m». Pumw a d ”“0 MISSES’ \i’lliI‘E NULUCK PUMPS—Low and Hi
\vac mo. in on mm. .~~. it Wait To?” ' m . and Show will be sold at, GREATLY _ -- meal. Value 32.50 to $3.50 ....... $1.79
.. . ’ ‘ m l‘" i mwm‘w -. .. ........................... v.9» and \7"n'1‘1iCUWZVEOVVORD” V111 c3000
‘1 v . ‘ ,r‘ not .‘~z-. N": tin, , . i . t- . .. , . , ‘ . . .q ', . t “-v '4» .I 0.: 0* 14 L5 cu,

.._ Charles A. legit-tr zirrt matron l‘. ,p mum “PM :‘rrrt r7 NM 1“" Mill 3 D‘TlGLS ’ Ci};.p'ORD3_BigL3r \Vhllo “EDUCED PRICES- CHILD'S ., fund $9.50 ...................... $1.59

. 3:031” 3031"” ”‘0 Emu Company, Ia“ Ordnr’s phytician to take the piacc of C1115”. Witt" Pill-f lzzl‘t‘nw ’l'OCS. r. ’ Here's 9, chance to lessen the 3, PLAY V’IIILTE CANVAS PUMIFL‘H‘J‘TH;

“95th? Ci‘ll'nSv . w» .m- '---.w-‘. . ‘Eiaétnrl ..‘. t‘. N r! . . ‘34 1 v.1. c .
-' Indian; 921;. 9.3.3.3... in II It ‘ he I 0' '0 """""" “ ‘8 C hig‘t cost of ljving— OXFORDS war-H: canvas LACE enouguufltfi'w
..~. . Mn ‘3" ‘~ ‘ i" " ' "‘a‘nzu oricct35 View .......... “7° ' - fl “ ‘

. An cannonn Told ‘uxl (atomic “in, :;I“vi:c, m A l l . 0 «J . l ....3 But acme 0"“? as 5313 a” [3.11 983 ~ 59:90 .......................... $1.49
notched over the bank on too Conncc— M“ ____ 3333's ME £7 (3:71 (.RE73--Tttr. fibre " - ’ “‘ “' 11 ‘ o 0 91 15 \VHI‘I‘J; CANVAS LACE SEGES~~Value
"mm Turnpik': lust 211-321. No one \Vas‘ w m... f3, 1‘... guru. ($747;wa am A. 5013 ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 39.93 ‘__ low, and first come first served. ‘ " “ " ‘ $13.00 and $3.50 ................. $2.49

hljlll'fd. Irilt . ..{ m n n' t‘m “‘li'li‘!‘ Tlltfl' I 1 STRAP WIIIIE PUNIFS—‘LOW H 1
if n ‘nljn , . .. . . . .1 -. u ‘ . ,. _ .. ee
-— - t... mum" in ml :1... new it MEN 0 O'X‘Eolpiysicu“ Only a few of he reductions Wcmen’s arcs. .‘3 14! to 6 ............ $1.69
'Fcut' carloaiis of menu picnicofa ‘ ‘ j ‘ ' ‘ 7. . met. . .- ,,,,, " .J'alo 3° ’18 M‘grca’ S'zm 11t- n
- 5‘" .. . , x v x . 41$ r“ \i}_k‘\.lt)]0 .0 ~ ~’ ‘1" t.“ ' - ‘ ~ “’ 5-): 0 u ................ 1.9
came thrott;h Norwa‘dl '; in in -r"fli'. II.“ ' (I'D “Him ”I“ l.“ I ,. -r~ .. - . . \ww'“ rmfi'w -7... t m ' L..rttioncd are advert‘BCd' Child's 31595 81-00311 8 ”9
» . - . . {ill to capacity the th H‘ WWW!“ ‘~" MEN $ VEltll.tl‘l.u.'-J;, DQLQRIH . $108 - r I - ‘ " """"""" $119
cn their my to Baton petal. The] r M W" F n" M. Mr “WWW. ' ' ‘ lillfints 5.333 Ste 8 089
. .v,» 2“. N N... m. ... __. . -.... . ‘ . _ . .................. .
! rcplcscnttd IIIC NM Cm CIIu‘ 3“ Collin". will douhtiowrivhal’c analiiH‘O‘ see ouPWEndo‘VBlsplay
the Stratford Avenue Methodlst “into picture on this “.0
Church, of Bridgeport. ‘p. “ ‘ ‘ ‘ >_‘ _ ...- ;
~_———»---—- I Tim (‘HFO t‘i' It'liluf‘ic .All'D'". "r
'Alfi'ed Brown, ”’0 It”! cmtractor, ti'rmf nit-pot nrrrmictl on the roam-’9
has been ”WWI II” contrJCL “I of assault with dance-roll: \z‘cfipon'i.
.- the. laying of a new Nair: main in was (it this morning in the WV 0.1.4
Fflh‘ street and “0th avenue. litofore. Judge George ll. Voshnrgh.
if First. Clara Scout \‘i’lilinm J. Jthcn' The testimony of numerrtta “mm-gm
. . at, of Chestnut iiiii has passed both was takrn. Attorney John J‘ (“mm
rilysical and mental examination for represents ”10 defendant who WM ar-
IA'II‘RDOIIB' MI" Juvcnal CXDOCIS to rested as the result of tho rocont. »
1‘ 103V? town tonight. dimming affrav on Wood sire-“i. ’
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r.» I -—Our tomorrow‘s “(I‘VOI'II‘qomI‘m A small lire occurred at the Karacc ‘
‘ :tells yotlsomc ofthe siW‘l‘Jl ““1"“ m“ in the rear of the home of Mr. leard _
you some of the Show” value for .\i, Welles, 141 East avenue. just he. 1 4
men in our sale now going on. I" 3“” fore noon today. The fire was catls- .. ,. . 7 > - ~ ~
rick Post 0ch block, South 301" ed by a heated stove pipe Selling “W ' ~ . . V ' I '.l- , . .. L " » I. I ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ "“
' i - .’lhey want to pay for everything the' ,u lat ”it Nu JUN) lat. lcqulred in. .
.walk. .to aJnmdle of old rags and nod tlck- "(HES 0'3 ”If BEN ,nm W “m were” INEW YURK 2' “Wm do in (mm m comply with itsI NiAN’wS‘ ‘DEATH‘ AcoloENTaL.
-"""'—‘ in: which lay close to the pipe. 'l“|‘ ' ' ‘ I I " l ‘ provision." BMDH‘J OtltT, Loan, July 1... Ac—
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The scouts of Norwalk are wmllina.

 

ithit‘llleti death is‘ the lindin: of Com-

 

Th.- following patient 5 were‘dis- Howard
the Nomad;

E. Wheeler, who was rum

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' hospital down and killed .‘dullfitaj.’ t:-‘..‘... in tho.

i” a friends of Peter “Young" fire was quickly extinguished by lht’ . . ., .. ,. . .t , I .
‘SUH‘ I “1‘0 local department, without any l‘m‘th‘I BOY .88 [”8 “n d HUI" ,L-llllt‘il of 012 acres plantttig NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES. im‘i' John J. phat“ In It“. case of

~ 'Mundy. formerly of iianhury, hut

, . . . v\\-iiil tit-an: and corn, and up... “no”.
' “recently enlisted in the 1 MIN] states ' ;

[lo plant about two acres of lulcltwllz-at.

 
 

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army and was for some little located
at lt‘ort Slocum. have received postal
’cards from him Slillilli! that he has
left Fort. Slocum and when the cards
were written. was on his way to some
station in Texas.

he on their

monty orders

Norwalkers should
guard against stolen
.from Maiden. Mars. Postmaster (‘uff

warns the public. today. lie has re-
):ceived front the postoil‘lce inspector at

'tlloston. notice that money orders Nos.
3978 to 4000 from Maiden. Mass” sta-
‘ ion 210, how been stolen and that at-
tempts will probably be madc to cash

Various people have various ideas 01’'

a good time. but it is a gamble that2
the Shawnee Campfire Girls knew"
what they were doing when tho)"

planllcd a picnic at Lake Siscowit out
Saturday. They day proved an ideal;
one notwithstanding the rainy cnndi-I
tion of the early morning, and that ev-
ery one had a good time was very OY-
idem, “lint titlflri" and other cdihlcs
approtwiate for a picnic menu were in
evidence.

 

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The famous Hotel for WOMEN

 

 

‘.\'ow. to make this a succms (very
scout has got to do his shore of tile?
lwork, Some of the boys who have rcu'i
gtlilli‘ elliptorlncnt and their work is
:snch that they cannot help at the liar-I
«inn. of course will have to be excusnd‘
*"lllt‘ older boys will have in do a l‘t-I
Etle more to make up. This‘i; what all
-lllc scouts in the country are doing:
it is planned thal‘t'uc ‘boys ~:hali te-
:ccive part of the. crops when harvested
according to the amount of tie work‘
. they have aclualiy done, after the pay-
ment of the expenses. The balance oli
the produce is either to be sold or
used for proper purposes. '

. _ .yq-gzttlrduy; :aulonlobilc driven by John S. Pullman,
Lamp .Requjlemellts Pl acn', Miss Delia Bourke, Langdon islands.)former Judge of the city court here.
C3") the bame as I‘Iel‘e i'l‘he verdict was made public today.

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I\\'illilllil Tllpbio. 4 Day street.

. ‘ -' The following patients were also all ' .
lm“”"“-“ I‘M" reached the Sentinel milled for treatment: Mrs. Margaret CASHIER WINTON HELD' I“,

lllltl'eIhiIdilovIIIi-tItIsI'I: ii-itllurtllnt-‘ntsl‘of the .\l.uloii.<. 35 West Main street. t BRIDGEPORT. .iuiy ill—Maurice P.
as regard Im headlights. m I “III". Mrs. Edward liut‘t’y, 34 Hoyt street.JWIm°“' 0f Milford. “Shier of the
The regulation in Now York are ap-I Mrs. Ella Iii. Gregory, 36 West ave-I'm”)S Express COIIID:III"" who was ac-
l.arcnll.‘-‘ about the same as those .iltInuc. Irestcd 1"‘1‘“ June ‘36. charged with em-
tllis state. '30 far as the (‘llllllllilllmlt ibczzlement “'01” his employers. WRIT-'m
The use of. KENYON'S AMENDMENT RE. ied examination in the citey court to-

 

 

ol glare is concerned.

glaring headlights is prohibited in: '

both states and (in? general restrict JECTED' day. ”II was bound over to the Stir
lions relating to lenses: and ileighttn \\‘.-\Sili.\‘GTOX. July l9.—Conflne-.Drcme Court under $4,000 bonds.
of tile rays at a given distance fl‘OlilJllt‘lll of government control legisla~i “W“-

*1-.-.-, ‘ ..~ ‘,.. i —. . '
II“ (“I "1‘ unite ”mm" Al‘l’ili‘t‘m‘vtion in the food bill to foods, feeds and BRISTOL FIRST SELECTMAN DEAD

ly the New York law does not intcr- BRISTOL Conn I July 19 -—Patrlc2

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tel-3 With the use, of the yellow lenscs‘Im /' ”ICIII‘IIIIg I‘mo‘wm‘ and gasoline.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ x ,‘l'N )1‘ says: “It is I ‘ ‘-
:LlcuLf rTIrII(luI(:;(I.:1 A”. the pl‘liee .m, - HOTEL . y. z The record of the attendance is so, numerolls in this my. was forecast today when, in what was ”- Congdon, aged ()4, former first:
. . ere o c t" k .. ’ ‘ ‘ ' being careluiiv k t 1 n b .. 'lll New Jersey however h‘la‘ a new regarded as a test vote the Senate re- SPIPC‘W‘“. and long ‘1 TOTNmm in the
'lt‘ .. t».=. merchants M ”7) ‘ ' THE AMBITIOUS SCOUT. . ‘ - op r am 1“ 93> “ . “ .. . , t ‘f ‘ z. . ‘ . . .. . .
"'“mmms’ I'II‘H' ho (I ' artha aShlngton receive proper credit marks, and will 1:“ calling for “hitL lights and the 190mm .14 to 39. an amendment by‘lnoldmg department of Sessrons Foun-
N‘ of the yellow lease in that stato‘

to extend dry company. died today. The first.
S’leleclion on the Democratic ticket; as
first, selectman in 1900 was followed
'by tevnyears of service. He had beer!
in the realty business of late years.

eta, be niormed by you of the theft
of these money orders, that they tuay
III-lie. on the lookout, and in the event
,I any are presented for payment. steps
should be taken to cause the arrest at

.Senator Kenyon. oi" lowa,

has been declared illegal. it is slated
however, to be permissible for a nondmmmI I0 iron ore and IIS product
resident of New Jersey who is m the hemp, binding twine and farm implu
state for a few days only. to useImcnts and tools.

the yellow lenses. If, however, the:

The ambitious scout L“ “Nays 0‘“ enjoy the harvesting bets and the

[war on um: AVENUE] 1 H H
- - .' v ‘ t i r rx l‘msc . e . .- ., -
29 East 29th St.,NeWYork City (15:M0i‘1112~” 0 “ll 10 t l‘ ' , feeds that mil tall: place, and Judging
.wants to accomplish something and he from the plans. it behooves every

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togglz‘zzsflxg:g 1‘93““? that ”19”“ is “0 better “'3? to scout to be on his job, as he will sure-
one “31.501,” dnynnd do it than :by doing more titan his reg- 1y want to be at these bees. The larg-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. .. . . ,. . mOtorist is t .1 ‘ ' \ ~ . ' .
. the offender. _' a? $1.00 slung” [Tell ular daily employment. He 15 “111mg er the turnout of, the boys atthe gar- longer than a0 familiar-91:18:}; igdiéi'CANNING DEMONSTRATION‘ One son and two sisters stmive.
" ' "b“ W "9 5e" 9‘ ”3° Ito get up a half hour earlier and stay den. the easier the work tor all. ; must. be substituted tor the veiion-t FOR ITALIAN WOMEN

room to ether. We serve
an exec cut Table d‘flou
luncheon at 40 cents
dinner at 50 cents.

a half hour longer. This applies not‘
only to scouts, but any successful man.‘
The scouts who take their examina-

ones. " ~
The ar ; ~ _ .1 . rt.1 .. .‘g
insistinp eglt‘tofti‘a-‘P :51)"; If?) $1"?! ‘Connectlcut automobilists on their; in order that the italian women of
L 9‘ g a on . ”5 “Ia ’0 Way to New Jersey have been stopped Ridgeficld might have the same 0 --
there, for they recognize the training at the ferries in New York bv New p t 'tV t h in L' 1 s I i thp
' orum: o e :nce am 11 c.

.tions with flying colors, are boys who that the boys are getting. tlJersey automobile inspectors and . .
The work is being carefully looked Warned that the use of yellow lenses “(‘1‘ 0‘ conscrvmg his food SUDDIY asi

i‘have not only studied the require..
c r' d i bar or re was not termiss‘ ie" .- )“ . ~- . -. - -
mentq prcsc me , bu e c e a after so that no boy shall do an “n'I A StanItford mtg“ ‘13 h;\\dJ9l‘§t'). ‘ thcil sisters of nameblrth, a canning
1" 1a ”“3 9* demonstration was given on Wednes-

fontside stuff, and have tried I0 Show reasonable amount .lu'iginv front thA' perienc ' ‘i ‘
and help other§- It is interesting to ‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘ 8 “me m “" 1“ D’II’ motor day morning under the auspices of the
Ridgefield Home Economics Commit-

t '11 [lb b v 1 (1 records so lat-kept, the boys Who are’ \thicie commissioner of the state 0f
3‘0 (I: 3: sime :1 {9 0,5 lav: 1:)“: doing the most work are the ambitious glewr-lelrscy. and received the “now: . . .
m or er 0 c. a e o carry on t er scouts who clearly recognize what is 8 . ep 1. . Mice. of winch Miss Mary Linda Bradley
scouting work. :Most of the boys have

wanted t { ‘lV'Ve are perfectly willing to permit is chairman. .
paper routes, have work at home, and v: oretgn registered car Is to rc- Mrs. Edwin Myer was the demon- a“?
still are looking for other outside

The following boys,turued out at the' t0 travel through NEW Jersey with-' . " ’ '
~ ‘ strator m charge and Miss Marion An All Metal Freezer. wm free“

 

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‘_ l 1 CAMERA SUPPLIES
’ ‘: FILMS DEVELOPED mom AND ADDITIONAL lnronmnon
‘ . am upon [mom-m

Stillson-Powell Corporation?

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The Savings Clause

in the family eupense budg t is the reserve guardagainst. raids
that otherwise pillage the little treasury of each American

. . ' . garden planting: ‘i out the necessity of removal of the
home. Deduct FIRST the {mount you propose to deposit in. work. , I! H. Roberts R Sherwood R Wolfe ' amber-colored lens. if, however, the Bradley actéd as interpreter. cream in 4minutes
The boy who goes into_sc0flting with ' ‘ ' ' ’l the ‘fOI‘t‘ign registered car is to le-I So that these women of the settle- '

 

our account at. this bank. The savin item is as im ortant in. Starr, 0. ~ . . .. - .
y gs .p . ‘ Ian idea of getting what. it teactlestfiPesak L Sherwood, A Mather, A . mam in this state for a period of ment who had small children might
an allowance as any other txpense. - , , ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘

Kna ,‘Z.Vda., . ‘1, .it' - -- ' '
'finds that it gives him that something Lockwoodl pp a Q L FBI E ‘ mm' the“ we must msrst that an ap- feel free to leave them while attending
. , A ,0

i , , T. Lowndes, 5, Ho t, '13: proved lens be used. Our law 5 ‘-
. , . . . .. :tbat he cannot get anywhere else. and Mam“ y peel the demonstration, some of the mem-
. a 'f . . ‘1, ' ‘ '
South Norwalk Sailings Bank

1qt.size $1.50
t2qt.size.................$1.M

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. . - F. 'Soderstrom. S. Roberts, E.i flcally states that the light shall be S 3 LEE MOUNT”
18 just ‘What he wants. .There'is that Kane L 'Husted L Gall S Marcus C In white light. and we must object when of the committee took care of AND W i‘REEZERS A!
training; that discipline: that knowi- Leemlt - . - . . 7 - - the approval of any lens. designed to them. forming them into. a play group. POPULAR PRICES.

 

- uls. Cunnnsham, F. Ganunz eliminate the dazzle and l ' ..
d and f i ' g are so long . ‘4
in:Wat‘rtlrslz‘trra:s- E-iim‘ér‘ii“.°°.‘.°'- 5.... we...:’::;.'t‘:;e::;::.:raa“3.13.2: -—— ...
' ' ' I' ’ . - . Worrell. A. Chichester, F. Coleman, 'F. _ a “0 men 0n 0 remaining -
SAFE 939051313 30x33 54 AYE-AR. rlous men he comes in connection. IPatrlck 1. ; 3mm F under 0 I in New Jersey, he could. travel successful. about thirty-eight women AIM" F. Gehebe
_ fl . .- _ l These boys are always ready Md Wl 1; It} Cl, it 1381:. ' -. through the state without fear of ar- being present. _
'John 'H- Knapp: Wee-Pres. . c e, ' ar '1‘- ‘e.. 'rest. The inspector who accosted ‘ Diana 10“.! “a

willing 3.9 do .soniething, in return for‘ N .
whatsthey‘zetgwhetherit‘mem tie-3 '
m". wring, command

 

it is felt that other» communities
him all he was about to cross the fer. - ‘ Wuhmgm 80
.l‘)’ wan actuated solely by ofileslre tothavlng foreign settlements might fill-gs . St' ‘ Rom

mm“ upon your customer-'5 matey tRldge’tleid’a plan to advantage. L“, Mat Deliverg. .5“.

 

 

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