1 may, my 31,. 1011
Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
1 Pictures
5 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
1111' Today
MAE MURRAY
The Talented Screen Star in
\ “At First Sight”
And Hearst-Palhe_News
—
Saturday
GAIL KANE
Popular Emotional Star in
“The Serpent’s Tooth”
Also Last Episode of
k 4 “The Raili'oad Raiders”
E“; Monday
, An Art Drama Feature
' “The Golden God”
COMING—William Farnum
Charles Dickens immortal
"The Tale of Two Cities."
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St oryi
Show It—Daily at 2:15, 7
and 9 o'clock
Today
Magnetic Star
The
turo
Saturday ‘
Pallas Paramount Presents
Kathlyn Williams in'
“Out of the Wreck”
' Fatty Arbuckle
In Ills Latest Comedy
“The Rouah House”-
Monday
“The False Friend”
Palace 3 Theatre
If It's a Feature The Palace Will
Beatrice
Michelena and Andrew Robson in
the Seven Part Electrifying Fea-
“The Woman Who Dared”
Robert Warwick and Gail Kane In
Her latest picture. “Out of thei
Wreck ” merits all of the commenda-
tion that it has recelVed. The Ar-
bucklé picture for tomorrow will ri-
val the previous appearances of the
corpulent actor and. the Palace pa-
trons are sure or much fun.
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION-
ISTS ARE BEING CON-
TROLLED AND BET-
TER CONDITIONS PRE-
VAIL
ll Illl IIEIIRIS
my
AT THE REGENT TODAY
Mae Murraw in a Modern Romantic
Comedy, “At First Sight"
Mae Murray, the charming hote-
play actress in Paramount pictures, is
now appearing in “At First Sight." a
,decidedly novel production, the theme
of which is the trials of an attractive
young g1 il desperately in love with an:
autho: The latter is extremely ab-
SCRIM CURTAINS
MADRAS AN D SWISS
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PORCH SCREENS
25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
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A SPECIALTY
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hone 446
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positively the prettiest
styles, I
shapes and trimmings offered this
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DANCING
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Chicken and Share
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Liberty Bond Contest Begins
1 July, 9111.
IBEWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT
' rilice Io1'
. Beatrice Michelena
, in'
' Wared,“ is presented in seven parts
embed with his latest 1101: el. which his (Continued From Page One)
' publishers degrand at an early date .
The fascinating manner in which of the Duiseier 113”,”r1'1p1d and
she brought him to srealization 01 this it appears to be, although
the fact that he was also véry much there has been somewhat of 1181111111-
in love wit h her and their abrupt and e11ing in the pace of the Russian
iomantic marriage make up a photo retrograde movements to the
play that standsapart as'a produc- northward of the river. 5
lion or more than ordinary interest. The Russian cavalry has been
“At First sight," will be the attraction doing notable work in protecting.
at the Regent Theatre 1:119. Ithe re reat,a11d in an instance
‘ ' specified, near the Dniester, south-
west of Monasitrzka, a Cossack
charge threw back the advancing
Gall Kane in a Mutual-American Pro- ]1ostile i11fantrv.]11 evacuating-
duction “The Serpent’s Tooth” al. ithe disttiet southwest of Trem-
ao “The Rallm‘ad Raiders” lbowla the Russians rethed onlv a
Gail Kane, the most fascinating ot,sl1orl ditsaucc, new positions being
recently recruited motion picture stars liaken up.
is one of the most skills) motor carl ~
drivers in the professional r'anks, and; PARIS, July 27.o—A German
her new racing car is the envy othulnnarinc was desroyed on Sun-
ievery woman star In Santa Barbara. . day 011 the French coast west of
[Miss Kane, who is starred in the Calais, the undersea boat going
new American- Mutual production oi. ashore and the crew, unable to free
“The Serpent’s Tooth " made "Big ht',e opening the gasolinetauks and
,Ilill'VRuSSell, one of her 00- stars 01 laclling fire to the vessel.
the A1ue1ican- Mutual studios; take hell The members of the crew r-each
,dust over fifty miles of beach road. ed the shore, wherethcy wctc made
IWh'én the athlete-actor undertook to Epl‘lb‘onefn.“
'pass her on the way back to tow
‘imm a bundled- mile race last Sun-E
. day.
Illl] LAND AERES
William Farnum, the beloved Idol
of millions of “movie" fans llu'ough- Sister 0f Prominent Bridge.
out the world, plavs a dual role in
Charles I‘ickens‘ immortlal story Oil port Attorney .Charged
Lawyer Dav1s Misled Her
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AT THE REGENT SATURDAY
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“‘A TALE 01- TWOCITIES"
comma 'ro REGENTJ‘
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William Farnum Starring In Dickens"
Immortal Story of the French’
TWO Cities." Mr. Faruum's portraynl
of the soft-spoken, al'lstoractic
Charles Danny and the devil-mar: 511111111. Davenport, sister of A1-
care- dissolule English ba1rislcr, Sid Itorncy Daniel Dalenport 111111111111».
ncy Carton. .s a screen cla~slc.1\'evor POI-I 113510“ “”0 I0 300 ““03 of WI
1m e r (sunble property in “then, as a result
I" r 1n the histo '3 ol’ photodraml of a decision in 11 lawsuit in union she
production has a masterpiece been claims she was misled bv Alum)”,
filmed with so notable a cast of pla)‘ Leo Davis of Nor‘,\1alk one of the most
0111 as has been gathered together by lllomincnl lawyers In the state
William Fox. 'I‘he- decision, which was handed
‘ _ down today by Iudge (lager of the su-
veryone Is familiar with this soul- pe1lur 1,our1 “ against “m Daron-
stirring SIOI‘Y GI a mans 839M?!“ 530 port and also cxonerates Attorney
the woman he loved, and D111 is of the charge of Irregular con
momentous scenes of the French rcv‘ duct.
olution. I This suit was brought by VISA
Dun-upon against the C‘lens'. \‘alion
al bank of ()nconla, N. l’., and lohul
Graney of the same town. It is 111-
lr-tted (lraucy led her to believe she
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‘PALACE THEATRE TODAY
mintzs
Closing Out Sale
Listed below are some of the most extraordinary
sale items ‘we have ever presented. They otter you
savinss greater than you possibly could have expect-
ed. Take adventure.
$1.00 SUMMER DRESSES . .
. ..... . .- ....... 50c
$1.00 WASH SKIRTS .......... . ............. 79c
$4.00 WASH SPORT SUITS ................. $1.95
35c GIRLS’ UNDERWEAR . . . .
35c CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR . .
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. 19c
. ....... 19c
$1.00 WOOL UNDERWEAR .............. '. . . 50c -
$1.25 WOOL UNDERWEAR. .............. . . 65c
$1.50 WOOL UNDERWEAR ........ . ......... 75c
35c CHILDREN'S HOSE ..................... 19c
35c INFANTS’ HOSE ....................... 19c
25c VEILINO. . . . . . . . . ..... .15c yard
$1.00 FLANNELEr'rE COWNS .............. 50c
59c CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE GOWNS . 30c
65c SILK GLOVES . . . . , .................... . 59c
$2.00 PARASOLS .......................... $1.00
$1.00PARASOLS.....................; ..... 50c
25c BAGS . . . .. ............................. 10c
HOSE ....... . ............... 8c pair. Values to 75¢ _
ALL CHILDREN’S HATS ......... One-HalfPrcie
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$1.00 SHAPES ................ . ............. 50c
SILK SWEATERS . . . . ......... $1.95 to $15.00
50c WAISTS . . ..... . . . . ............ . ........ 39c
$2.00 WAISTS . . . .......... . ............. . $1.50
$1.00 WAISTS ......... . ..................... 79c
50c CORSET COVERS _. ..................... 39c
75c CORSET COVERS . . . . .................. 59c
29c To $1.00 COLLARS ....................... 15c
Cash or Easy Payments
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GAS RANGES for a. small 811111 with order and the balance in
easy monthly~ payments.
DOn’t go Without your NEW GAS RANGE because you
.cannot spare the ready money to pay cash.
$2 0 With Order
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will have plenty of time to pay for it in easy Two- Dollar
Monthly Payments.
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IMMEDIATELY. .
TheiUniled Electric Light 5 Water Co.
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20 Franklin avenue, Norwalk.
, 70 Lexington avenue, South Norwalk.
14 Monroe street, South Norwalk.
P. O. Box 127, Springdale.
39 Lincoln avenue, South Norwalk.
16 Hawkins avenue, Norwalk. .
95 South Main street. South Norwalk. » '
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Hart1. Charles V.
Filsinger. Carl E.
Hs'nlon, John J.
Bianca. Frederick.
Gill; Ernest.
Strung, Edward P.
Weingartncr, Robert C.
in “The Woman owed him $12,000 on notes. 11"111-1css
Darcd," A Seven Part Feature lshe 011ml oilTy $8000 She mortgaged
In presen'ing ,0 Norwalkers the slx tracts in Wilton to Gi'anov and hol
neu strcen st 11' Beatrice Mi”Wm"!lillterw'111d assigned the note to Iln
‘ lbunk ‘Miss Davenport (l1 11111111
Th" “00an “110 Dnrctl," the Granev with usury. but this was not‘
Palace munlgement is todag offering Ullht’ld by IIH‘ 0011" l
.111 oxu‘mional photo play attraction. In the complaint It “-11.111110 n‘llcscdl
A star at 0mm and many "0th slhgo that Attorney Davis was employed by
Miss ll) v1 '1 ll 1 lo mlah l1 .1':
successes. Miss Mlchclena will be im- a tnpox and 1a ‘ id 9 '
. . so that she did nothing to prevent
moduuely recognized as one who will foreclosure until It was too late. 3110‘
£111 in a niche In the higher realms of. said Attorney Davis was acting as m-
tlw screen artists. The picture m‘llorney for ”‘0 ba‘nk' at ”I; i“:‘l’f’fm"
, , _ ,, , )0 was represent 11g 1er n 0 AW
\\lll(ll she appears, The “01111111 Who yer denied this. There was a IUIIZ'
meal of 312.546 against the prope‘fi‘y.
which was not paid wilhln the time al-
lowed. Thc courl was asked to give
Miss Davenport permission to redeem
but Ju'dge (lager decided In favor of
the bank.
and is an electrifying production from
tbe'slart to the finish. 11 Is made
with a great wealth of accurate de-
tail and will prove one of the bebl at-
tractions has been booked for a local
theatre in a long time. M‘ss iMlchc
lone. will be supported by an all 1113
cost Including Andrew Robson.
G. P. MATHEWSON
DIES IN ENFIELD
Was One c‘ Thompsonville'a Most
Prominent Men.
PALACE fononacw
, THCNII’SONVILIZE, JUNK—George
‘ ' """‘ _1P.\'ntlwus1nt-8 years old e. of En }
Kathlyn Williams and Fatty Arbz. 'ckI: fields 11.1: c l'1m1"n'citlzens. died last
Are the Leaders ,c‘.'c 11121:, at his lomt here after a long
The Saturday bill at the Pan-cc “mm I ‘ “'35 born In Enfield,
r . . March 13. ‘550. and lived there all his
Theatre 111-one of unusual morn we .11. I 0 mm many town emces being
senting Kathlyn Williams in "Cut 011. , n1 m, 11' n. 3; at town school commit
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Housekeeping
Specials
29c 4.111.,
bowls . . .
roll .......
Pyramid fly cltcherl, 5 for 10¢
yellow ware mixing
.............. 21o
Waxed sandwich paper. per
...............
$1.59 White enameled bird-
clgee .........
........ $1.29
Continental toilet paper rolls,
1200 sheets, 2 for ......... 25c
2 5 Washington St. . '
$1.25 all iron oil stoves with 2 $1750 Refrigerators v" ‘. lift
, wicks """""""""" 98c top, 100 lbs. lee r:,...city at
25c Bushel baskets ........ ' 19c ...................... $14,319
. e r .
3126 Dark finish acre 11 rice 3 $5.98 18 in. high wheel lawn
sizes 2.611645, and 3117 at ..98c
mowers, warranted at $4.98
Paper drinking cups. 4c package '
39c I-qt. brown . earthenware $2.50 Porch gates, 7 ft. long at
“3pm ................. 28° ...................... $1.98
$1.50 6113 Natural flnzch parch $1.93 2st. North Pal: all racial
blinds at ....... 98: ice cream freezers at ...$1.69
Albert F. Gehebe
Prompt Delivery, Phone 1059—3.
South Norwalk.
209.. 332 Buckman. Charles, Jr. 14 Spring Hill, Norwalk.
210 ------ 2090 Seems, Hampton B. Cliil‘ord Hotel. South Norwalk. .
211.-.. 379 Callahan, William C. West Rocks avenue. Norwalk. ,
212~11560' Morley, Hiram E. Crockett avenue, Rowayton.
2131.4 542 Cronin. Jerry W. 10 West avenue. South Norwalk.
2l~l~v2107 Shay. Paul. 78 Elv menus, South Norwalk
215143212 Francis, Harry G. Ilarien, l‘onn.
.316» 194 Bahamas, l‘liony‘sios G. 29 Washington street. South Norwalk.
l217-~ 874 Glasser, David. 5 Woodward avenue, South Norwalk.
l218- 552 Cunningham. James G. 25 Putnam avenue. South Norwalk. ‘
12197-12665 Meyer, Fritz C. Wilton, Conn.
22 —3152' Lyon, Frederick H. Darlen, Conn.
121111—2595 Berminzeo, Lawrence G. Wilton. Conn. . .
l222— .1300 Leary. Ralph A. 112 South Main street. So. Norwalk. ..
,233_ 2124 Shrivcr. Newton I. . 132 Main street. Norwalk. '1
‘22-—-l 167:3 Nolan. Thomas J. Ferndalc, Norwalk. 11:
225w—1887 Rakorki. Wladk. Ill Mill road. Norwalk.
226 ..... 2707 Gale. Lester ll. 111 Locust avenue. New Canaan.
[237-.. 298 llrltto, llaxold F. 5 Harbor avenue, Norwnlk. .
I22511—3273 Doyle, Jeremiah M. Darlen. t‘onn. ; ,
-‘ 3‘29 --3176 Lord. Grows W. E-ell avenue. Darlen, Conn. 7.
Milli—«2438 Vx‘argo, William. 6 Clean Street. South Nor-walk.
Mill—12850 Rockwell, Theodore B. 26 Locust 11v.enue New Canaan.
32.l“’~»“.073 Weston. Charles A. Norolon, Daiien. ‘
“"‘ 3~ 67:3 Eadt‘. William M. 15 \Hshinglon sllcet, South Noxwalkq
.2'll- 3013 l’auley, l-Idwald. N011 Canaan.
i'W 1-121112 Silvermau, Frank. 6 Franklin avenue. Norwnlk-
the. Wreck,’ a Paramount i store and 1m Inv- several years. He represeiilfil
Fatty Arbuckle in another of his twa, l111001.11 112‘th Eggs of B'énresintia'
reel comedy hits, “The Rough House". I V98 ”‘ ."'l a“ 3' nno '“5 c a 1'-
Kathlyn Williams needs no introduc- [man or the StalF'lTs‘il‘ and game cen1~
, ,1mislon for nearly twelve years. He
lion t0 Norwalkers and her feats "t was aTéinted to that pesltlon by Gov-
daring have already established herl
ernor L'ounsbury and served through
as a favorite with local theatre goers; '.until the first term of Governor Bald
(win. He. was a member of Mathewson
Brothers & CO. coal and wood deale1s,
of that town. He was connected with
the Connecticut Valley Brewing Com-
pany for several years. being president
of that concern for a long time. He
was also president of the Enfleld Sn-
clety foi the Detection of .Thleves and
For Tired Women .
0 With Adah? Heads
mPANY MUST PAY
, COMPENSATION.
action for compensation uhich
was filed last February by Margaret
NeWman, of Westport, against
the
.Chas.»H. Kemper Co. also of West-
port, was‘ brought to a climax yester—
day before Compensation Commis-
sioner Buckran, at Bridgeport .. Mrs.
Newman is the widow of John New-
man. {who} filed from result of in-
;luries incurred at the Kempler plant.
l’i‘he commiseloner decided In favor
of Mrs. Newman. and made an award
ior period of 312 weeks and an allow-
ance for' funeral. expenses.
. resented by L.‘ R. Burton,
E. J.
Quinlan w‘as counsel for Mrs. New-
man. and the Kemper Co. was rep-
of New
Robbers: a‘memebr of the. Enfleld
They help me. so much and I and Grange. of Doric Lodge of Masons.
relief as soon as I begin taking your
Foley Kidney Plus." Mrs. Frank P, Calumet Club and a former , 111
.Wood. Merrill Maine. R. ED. No. 2. cf the Tliomnsonville boar dc.
' Sometimes it seems as it 37°“ can't He married Miss Laura A. of
stand the pain across your back. It
is 111'st making your life miserable
and robbing you cl! all energy and
strength. When you are constantly
tired. head always Aching. nerves "our
edge, ” kidney action painful and burn-
ln‘g, then Is the time to start in at
once on Foley Kidney Pills. ,2.
They strengthen the weak, alllnx
kidneys, Improve their action. enable
them to throw 0!! the poisons that.
cause your trouble. Your nerves grow
peaceful, sleep becomes sounder, nerv-
ous headaches dlsap car. As Mrs.
Wood says: "I fin role! as soon as I
begin to take your Foley Kldnéy
this town. May 21,1885. She is still
living. He lesfiis a daughter, Mrs. F.
E. Davis. of Toronto. Canada, and two
sons,‘George '1‘. Mathewson, Jr., of
South Norwalk ,ano Allen Mathewson
of Enfleld.. He also. leaves two sisters.
Mrs G. W. Collins of Springfield,
Mass. and Miss Florence Mathewson
oi' Enfleld, and three brothers. Albert
H. Mathewson ol'SDringfieId, Mass. H.
A. Mathewaon of South NorWalk, and
C. T. Mathéwson of Hartford.
Pills.”OBe sure 1;! Ills get the maenulno '
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filil’yf’filghm 11‘ for, 111311 ‘3
No men get rich whose pockets ”.1. a
il‘az‘ stat!
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Cabinet Members Are Also Training
72.. ~1709Paulovicl1, Francis J. 4 Patch Place. Norwalk. ‘
l237—-129I Lazarus. Albert ll. 31 N. Foirileld avenue. Norwalk. - 1.“
i238 1148 Jordan, Frank M. 24 Catherine street. Norwalk. ‘ ,
i239 —~16~I'1' Nagy. Louis M. 74 Taylor avenue, Norwalk. 1,. ~
‘ 210-12558 Yourdisky, Mozrls. 73 Cedar street. South 'Norwalka _ ‘1
file-4354 Lombard, Anthony. 15 chapel street, Norwalk. 1“.
242—4906 Raymond. Wayte. 'll Clay sheet. South Norwalk. "’
534312017 Ryan, William. Janis six'ret,\or11.1lk '
.241111—12397 Virgulflk, Frank. chinglan .1vcnu‘.‘ South Norwalk.
2451»; 34:1 Plumes. Mathew E. anklin avenue. Noxwwalk ,
246~2008 lluto. Gus. 2]] Benton street. N01walk.
247~2414' \‘l'alrlron. Samuel. 42 Woodward avenue, South Norwalh
241;..-1513 MCQUII‘IC. John P. 17 School st1',eet Nor‘.ualk
‘l9~"l"ll Seymour, Cuaene S. Weed avemle, Norwalk.
250- —1 9S: Hurty, Jolm I‘. 20 Franklin avenue. Norwalk. j
..51- 1.32 Deer, Thomas C. Norotou Heights, Darlen. 3
~52 2467 Werner, William C- 14 East Clil’lr street, Nut-walk. i‘
253—- 726 Farrell, Daniel J. ' Tierney street. Norwalk. :3?
254- _- 15 Acqulno. Luke J. Broad street, Norwalk. . ‘
“2515'- 905 Gray. George W- 11 SeS'more street. South Norwalk.
256 - 9‘13 Gunthicr. John L. 11 High street, ,Norwolk. I
257—‘3609 Muckic, . 1111165 A. 1'. lirilroad avenue, New Canaan ,,-L 1
2:8 231! Toricrclle Frank. (.3 Spr' ng sit" ct. Soulh No-walk. ’ '
2'29 1531 Mills. William D. Roton avc1.1uc Soulh No walk.
2(01-—»28'SI {.‘crulli, ‘Cuisorp'v. Brook ster N011 Canaan. 1‘
.61w3070 lf'r 11lon. And 1111 N. NorolonHNDr rich. Conn ‘
fl 2 «29113 5-111lll1. Waltcr I“. l‘ivpmrpd Hill New (“1111“,.
£62 2209 .ltorlinn, Letter. 1: rPaylor 21'1 111111.8011‘11 No. walk. I
264»~-1288 Luvorc. Joseph '1 .10 Fort street, ll Norwnllt. ‘
2651452 (lurk. Arthur W. Fcnnovox su'cct.Rowa_\ln'1 _
266—« 3’16 'l.111,ler.1S'1r'uel. 31S Wntm sirrct N01111:} .lk. ‘ ‘
2671—1843 l‘old‘nk. Jorn. l‘llirw strw t, Mr W. lk. 4 '
268—— 5'50 Craig William 7'7- 5‘1 llillc avenue. East lloiwalk. :7"
269— 809 Fullin. Joseph. Mona? street Norwalk "
_ 270—2579 LaMorte. Daniel. 1 George avenue. Norw alk I -
271—1114 Jennings. James W. 68 Winfield street East Norwalk. ;
272—3206 Frate, Michael J. Norolon Heights, Darlen. _
273—2826 Ward. Howard A. New Canaan, Conn. ,
274—2607 Chappa, William. Wilton. Conn. ‘
2754473 White. George M. 6 Thomas street. Norwaik. 1‘
2764-3319 Kurt, F1-anclsco. Glenbrook. Darlen. '
2774-1470 Mastrolillo. GUIEGDDE- 1 Oak stroat, South Norwalk. .
273.. 645 Dorsey. Jeremiah R13 Berkeley street, Norwalk.
279—2135 Singewald, Arthur F. 10 Hamilton avenue, South Norwalks.
280—2622 Evans, LeRoy. . Wilton, Conn.
281—- 218 Bernstein. Morris. .. > _ 6 Burritt, South Norwalk. v
282— 620 Dickson. George. 131 17 Raymond street Norwalk.
283—1334 Libertine. Samuel. ' 6 Windsor Place. South Norwalk. ‘ fl
2841—30841 Thoele. Herman A. _ Post Road Darieu, Conn j‘
285- 550 Cullen, Frederick M. 55 Conn. avenue, Norwalk.
286—3245 Bartoes. John J. ' Noreton Heights. Darlen. I
287—3123 Knobcl. Arnold M. .. Locust Hill, Darlen. ‘ j. _
288—1611 McGuire, James J. _ Ferndale. Norwalk. “
289-— 574 Darin. VICIOP 3- 10 France street, Norwalk. .
290—4778 BI‘OWGI'. 11111111111 E 13 Baldwin av enue, New Canaan. .-
291“ 31 Amato. Antonio}. Popp street, South Norwalk.
292—4432 Mariacker, Charles. I. 42 Benton street South Norwalk.
293—4727 Orris. Stephen J. ‘ 55 Lexington avenue, South Norw‘alh
ZINC—2047 Sarosi. Joseph. , ‘ 39 Oak street. South Norwnllt. '
295-3230 Brown. Stanley E1 Darlen. Conn. '.
296—2817 V'itto. Giovanni. 17 Locust avenue, New Canaan. 1
297—2740 Batterson. William 1:. River street, New Canaan. -.
298—~ 981 Hartwright. George H! 5 Quintard Place, Norwalh.
299—1848 Porchla. George T. 7 Broad street. Nor-walk. ,.
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