Silkslines and Oretonnes
. K. BANKS
Ilflmckemo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
Aloha Go by Alma Gluck
$1.50 I
Keep the Home Fires Burning 3 Our Banner Week for new
John McCormuck Fall styles.
$1.00 ‘ i. - training of Amer-
loud garment designers,
thorough drilling of the
artisan tailors, have put
American clothing for men
in the front rank,
DON N n LLY’S
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
that will reward the wearer
with a lot of style. Good,
dependable suits at $15 to $35.
Raincoats $10 to $25.
Light weight Fall overcoots
City News
— $15 to $30.
The friend-z of Mrs. J, 'l‘i‘eudu'uy. The new Fall soft haf: .re
formerly of South Nurwulk, will lwI ready. If
,serry to llezll‘ she is lit at ln-r‘?
home in Brooklyn.
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cheral Russell Frost is :lllt'llllillg: NORWALK
a luncheon lliis afternou given by the
New York l‘llambvr of (‘ommcrce tol "
he Imperial Japlillfiml Commission,
now ‘Vlfilllll‘: this country headed by
. Visctmnt Isltii.
w*Sltturday join Shilling.r New
Snv‘u':
llom
Machine club. Sec lllt'lll i
our window.
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l‘llere “Ill be a rehearsal of tll
That the government
Suits and overcoats for Fall '
SOUTH NORWALKIj \l’cdnesday.
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Arthur Olsen. of 12 Union avenue
was admitted today.
George Storer, of 12
street, was admitted today,
Coroner Phelan will be in Roway-
ton tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
After the sketch had been concluded,
the members and guests of the league
enjoyed dancing Music was rendered
by the Social League‘s orchestra and a
delightful time was enjoyed Refresh-
ments were served later in the even-
mg.
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Madison
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L... KICKS 3N LOT CONDtTtbns to hold an inquest into the death or'
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--—- : Mr. Editor'— ten year old Robert Ahmuty of Main1
Rev. Anton Temple Gesner and Chestnut
street residents are up in
the conditions of two lots
street, Rowuyton, w 0 was killed by"
an automobile. The inquest will be;
held in the Rowayton fire house. i
The voting machine in the lobby ol‘
the City Hall has a sign on it warning!
all to lump their hands off Because iti
has been prepared for the coming
election. TheIsign also tells of the?
penalty for anyone who tempers with!
the machines when they are so pre-I.i
glared or who attempt to commit any)
-l\lrs. Gesner, of Middletown. have an- arms over
nounced the engagement of their border-in: nu Cheztnut street. 01! So.
daughter, Miss Helen Sargent {395' Main street and (all the attention of
per. to Rev. Joseph Not-'95 Bill‘m‘ll- the Health Board that weeds and
curate ‘of St. Geol‘fir's Church “‘I bushes are 10 feet high and garbage,
IStuyvesant Square, New YOTR- MT- tin cans and sometimes dead cats are
Barnett was graduated fmm Trim” tossed over the back fence into these
college in “”3 and from Berkeley 1035.
school in 1016. I
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Ivrblrty—fit‘tlt Long Island Sound com- ditions that are unsightly and un- fraud.
’pauy, ‘Fort Terry, Plum Island, lSI healthy are right under the very no-‘e‘
spending a furlough with his sister, of the property owners. 9' I
I M”). Frank P. Rooney. 0f Chestnut. . -CHESTNUT STREET RESIDENT ND. 32: I. 0. R. M., continued l0 be as
Istreet. i AS‘D TAXPAYER. much of a success and attraction lastI
‘1 """ l W night as ever. The hall in Maid
in ' ' » 'w tid' . . . -' . ~".
‘, Itapgun Ilildlei.d of \IIlIIi: I0l ((11:21,:le It is announced by the officials of street was picked mth aIIlurgeIIciouItlII
M“ ‘ ‘md‘m‘ pm A ‘ N " I" like local Boy Scout council that a boy of tun maker». and damn; “a. e. f
Erastus Gecr, of F0” street, East M"- between the 3.... 0f 10 and 14 ym‘rs joved until midnight. A large dele‘I
. ' .I. vI . x. . ]_l ’ h . -I --r .‘. . . vI . d-I‘
,uslk, “ édnebdql. (aptdln (.n.“ of) {has been representing himself as au- gatlon f.om Falrtleld “39 “1 atten
'ebruted his 89th birthday annnursaiy,
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| thorized to collect funds for the Spam once last lllhlll. The blb affair wll I
continue this evening, and dancing
-* 2“" boy scouts. It is said that the . d {mm 8 o'clock IIIIIIII
Bishop (‘llalll‘lopy ll. Brewster, 31!.st lud has no authority, and is not rec- “ill be endonIfIIIIC I” SWCIII DICIIESIIIIII
e ln-wstcr imd daughter. Miss Eleanor: ognizcd as 'i scout. » ‘ . .
n 1.. Brewster. have l‘l’turncd to lllPil‘é --.-
J home in Hartford, after spending the 8
which cz‘eatru mosquistoes, hugs,
land a terrible stench tbét forces
TChestnut street residents inside wilhI
windows closed and, still these con- .
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The annual fair of Cockenoe Tribal
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‘suumlcr at Norvust Harbor, Me. i
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aI - . Hrs. We! mourn, of Bridgeport!
IMrs. ‘Mrray Whitney ........ was admitted yesterday. l
.......... Miss Harriet Brotherton ., .
' Orphelia Johnson .I.Mrs Esther Ceney John Stadler, “I Elmwood 3‘ ‘nue’;
_ Mrs Jones ........ Miss Edith Weeks was “3911330“ today. l
S 0 CI TY XincentBFielding ........ :larry Caney ' Robert Ahmuty, of Rowayton was
E: I.astus rown ........ aron Cohen - ~ ‘
slogan. the cop ....... GForge Ranins’ admitted last night.
' Free Delivery 3 rum 1495
at!!! PUPULAR
Saturday Sales .,
Surely keep us busy. Why not
decide right now to give us a
trial order. °atisfaction guar-
anteed.
10 1-2 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar (Cash iny). for $1
Warranted Fresh ElER‘S. per dozen ............. 45c
Challenge Blend Coffee (Reg. 30c grade). lb. . . . . . 25c
National Biscuit Co.’s or Sunshine Biscuits.
. 6c and 12c pkg.
Ward’s Fresh Cakes. all varieties. each ..... . . . 10c
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice (Biz value). for . .
Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard. per pound . . . . ........ 28c
Armour’s ~Veribest Corned Beef . . . . . . ls 30c. 2s 50c
11 lbs. Light Brown Sugar for .. . , . ........ . . $1.00
Armour’s Potted Meat . . . -.- . . . 6c can 5c. 12c can 10c
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality). ~
. ......... 50c
. pound ......... ........
'15 80m? m'team and guard 0t Eureka Rebekah1 Mrs Thomas Mcth'uth and (lunch-i .
$2130? figfilx £323: ;:](ngl;ll:.ef£f;x' Look this .m hing. {tr-r, llzin of llllllblll'V, are the llurSlS] » ‘ Bevo. Anheuser Busch New Beverage. dozen . . $1.25
‘ ‘ . f - . l w _ ,-. ... r llullcrl .
are is indicated by an lllqlllr) rictlud of ML. M. .l. Bulb“. 0 . ,
Ifrol’nIlfillbert ll. Bogart. of New Il'orkf —Earle Williams £51,1-.“ , l - ! RCbate Of 200 on bottles.
gltvir'oIfItheIIIIIIIlIiIlIrItIIvII'lluI-SIIIIItI'gnlflétIfltIiIl-‘I. in one or m. u... WWW"... ~le: . .. I \. I u _II IIII I Babbitt’s Cleanser. Rest. 10c can . . . .. ....... 2for9e
i ate: ogfilcm‘cs llll'll‘lt“ rural mules; Stolen ’l‘rrnttvIl‘ ut the Regent today. M!” Km” 0 ‘ U M \“m
D. 01 .' . I. I“ :lel ”siting for a week or so Willi l ‘v 9 M - l k 9
out a: this city. . a . 1 I .1. . \. “ll , , arners acarom. arse one age . . . . . ......... c
. . The local police have “1“)in I a Mr. and Mrs. .90. Bl.1\.\, m . 0. il . . . . I I. I . .
III—«DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT gcmuplulm from William luwlor, thul. smml‘m” “M "“‘urm’d “OW" Our Democratic friends are vociferously proclalIIInmg 00 Pink Stamps With 1 lb. SDeCIaI Grade Tea . . . . 50c
mun Assembly Hall, (ll-{ice Broth- someone is evidently putting himself , ”‘“’" . .. II that if their candidate is elected the taxes Will be reduce . ~
.1, I . ? . . ., . James \V. Storey, of Elluciost “1' l kn that our taxes are laid, and
. Ielfis full orchestra. Icut at me my to milk on the flesh . I,“ I, 't hi' son William W My, Taxpayer. Do you 9‘" d f . . . , ,
...._._ lu‘mt‘nt sidewalks in Newtown are ‘1‘“; f.” f ‘43". .;, k ch. gum-um: ' all appropriations for expenditures made. by the Boarh 0 Note-We Will discontinue Pink Trading Stamps
he construction of a six and a llilllI rule. The matter will be investigated. htotty, 0 ‘ e“ r 3' ’ ‘ ' Estimate and Taxatiqn, a, bipartisan bgdzfi mfiifygt? ‘llfa: 1:: on November 1st. 1917
' mile‘stretch of concrete highway le-i ____.___. . . ****** . . I R blicans and three Democrats. an e '
. v. ,. . -. .. . v. A it n o the dcuth of the Ian Can 91)“ . ,
éfii‘ififiii [311:1le listlgwl “£533: The "‘3" “f ““150“ B”"“'"’~‘" “1‘"! greli‘nfun in .1. Hill will b0 token to-l power to make appropriations or to lay taxes. 4
traffic. This mum is much used by. “"45 “"98”“ 1““ Simian-V "‘8‘" “V mm at. .. special meeting or the Re“ CAN THE DEMOCRATS ANSWER? ~
.Norwalk autouiubilists traveling tnIl‘Onslable Bryon Silk. on charges of nullllmn T0“... mmmmm which “.m I I, ’ 'C
New Haven by war of Southbury and reckless driving, follmx'ing'. tho ncci- ' , ._ _ M.) D ratio friends answer the question. How-
. . . b » . be held in llcd llins Hall at l.u . can our emoc . . . d f
Seymour- Thv Sinful" has 0"" 0"“ dent. in Wllit'll George H. Wurdwcll _ . , . i will I) educe the taxestf this bipartisan Boar o g g .
. t t d l ' thl state highway dcpurl- prim to tho netting of Lie Rl‘pul can Mr, oonvanr . . d .
~ 3 rill: Endaeplllces a ‘mucadmu- surface met his deoth. will be tried “for" (um “up”; Estimate and Taxation makes appropriation! to provide 91“,, 3
" :23: In use. ‘ ' g"“"~““.““~"“““ “l ”W “9‘0“" ”0“" “"P‘ ' to pay the budgets of the different departments of the Itilty.ill . 83 & 85 w h. m . St PI] 1405
l t t tlew ‘ftlnl (\‘Brlim imam.” morning. l Donovan money ls going beplrlnz-I Yer. Mr,DonovanwillIr?Iduce taxes. W1.“ hetellushow 3w as III on . one
".8. ('9 s y H so 2 s . . t ~—-.._—. , . ' ' .
' ' ' . . .~ ' lls utm the fact that agcom ushthtsmlmce . . .
’ "" l 453mm!“ M" 'S“"'”““ N” Wm“ Thm ii“ "9 ( P g - o ress~ Inp the first place there are many Items over which neither
me" “9"“ for ‘9" “0"") "a" be ”“1"“ “mm“ "“‘b' SP9 “m“ i" m wrung “diluted:"admixed: the City Council nor the Board of Estimate and Taxation have
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: tound at the “or: of A. J. Lomntglnltw out wmdow‘ I'll-Ivor ("trl «er l-lnrsti'om, A down- any control. Take the followmg Fifth District appropria-
‘ -, tur ru rs, mu? rsv‘. W. -W ‘ " ‘ ’ . . ' .
"1:112:12::ltltlfl:lll‘!:lpvl‘le(‘s fir the living .1. Emory Stevens left for Plalts- town "‘“n' armed with 33‘000‘ did a]: ‘ tions. . D bl $ 42435
bcl room dining room in whole burg. N. Y. this afternoon whore themi"thing 1‘“ ”mm yesterday to in huge“ on City 9 """""""""" 22,830 t .
. room. ( ' . ~ ' L '. ’ w: m u hackers lnto betting. but he Sinking Fund . . . .. ...... . ........... . . i
.. .. . . a” ., ) t llut.‘ l .
is or separate pieces makes it 00:) mm M Rogers & S‘Hmh “an”! t in llnl response As the sport. Military Tax .......... 4,309 a peCla s
u " , . '. ~ . b. .- r. Emcw ““3 ‘ " ‘ """ -' """"" . '
glble :3; 3°“ ‘0 we“ “1m )0.“ “PM I opened a ranch Hm 0 inc element is confidant that money County Tax . . . . .. .‘. . ~ . .\ ............... aglgfi N [k
‘ce. v. _“ .. . ~ ........ ' .............. .. _
, . .._.————- ~Snturdnv join Sterling New Home -lollis, they ..ie burklnk “mom" for $3”: 13:11 Current BOYI‘OWiD‘W ----------- 4:384 l EaSt orwa caSh Grocery
. E1110 Williams . Sewinz Mauhino club. See them in I‘ all they are. worth. 01:13:51; Department a . .31905 Telephone743 3 . Free Auto Delivery
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in One of his new photodt‘nmas. “The 0“” window. 1- TICS 3 Schools ................... . .......... 157,412
stolen Treaty." .u the Regent today.I ~ ---- :TALKS P0” l . , Extra Fine Creamery Butter. per lb. . . . ------ . 43¢
‘ . ' z a (want. Garrett H. Decker. a formerI AT SOCIAL AFFAIR Total . IIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIII r\.,$303,226 Pure Lard. ”er lb. . . . IIIIIIIIII . . IIIII I IIIII 27c.
(rehearsal of the Rullv Day (‘X- Norwnlk oysterman. died in Provln W Th tolala ropriations in the Fifth 'Didtflct for the Compound Lard. Der lb- . - - - . ~ ------- - ------- . - 22¢
. . N ..m B'illlst trum-t- yesterday followlnz an attack} . t d F m Pu e One). 9. ‘ PP d ”:11 I) ve Be tF 1 Fl b l 75
of the South . crux t .l . . . d ,I 6. “01‘1"“ ’"° 3 yearendlng August 31, 1917, were $398,860. pe uc. ea 0 s amt V our. per a}: .I ................. .
I i will he held at. the church on of heart trouble. according to n \ c . . ..————- items from the total appropriations and we have $95534 left Gold MQdfll Flour. 1‘ has: I . . . IIIIIII . . . I . . . 1.80
.aturday afternoon. The grndIllaptIiInIg recelwd by friends here today. moms. and he also chelinrellIllllfilsIfigllI with which $0.08.”? on the highway, sdministratlve, tOWU %h0ulder25i leénfiau tender. per lb. ...... 51bs$12306 .
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I”: of mating? 1:: $3110 r\:’lloet-xl'c «smunluv join SterlimI NOW Home! \Tl‘llit liltinggllgli‘ilgi’en‘lflnr : grfiarlcd and clerk and numerous other departments in the city. S 5382:1‘131‘ :nd%oelfdéhé edMllk - - 2 cans 25c
en,aswe , ..\. ...-.. . -. . I .I ' , . . . ......... ..
Pall 1“ ”‘9 ”mm m “"y “a" we SWH7 lixidcmm Club, M mm ”l ”it‘ll?“13*.33“?ii°1l..‘33§.§’l§5?£§ WHAT WILL MR' DONOVAN DO? Evaporated Milk. Van Camp’s or Peerless. a can 12c
llll!‘ \\"ll(( ', SCI \ 3:3 ‘ u i ‘ ‘ d ‘, . .
rged to be meson!- l lcitv charter. Mall“ Harmon: 5331's}: Will Mr. Donovan reduce the slalaréesfofI 1:11;: {idem 1:11:11 gargyolgggggl Potatoes . . . . ............ 21:12:. 3%:
* -- ' , . , .. . . . . . discussed the taut cues on a . ~ - Vance on o 81 11 W0 . . . . . . . . . . ............... . .
”Lockets. hem-ts. lavulllcrs, 9““ SUM"! humor is When“ a boxdcugth. and he stated that hcl'euflt‘l‘. if firemen? 1'ng 098“ have ad 1'. f file cit ? One Pound Mason Janof Pure C0003 .......... . 27C
rolls brooches WWW-“i “in“ ”mm“ “WW" m Monday "m”;lm is rc-elcctcd as mayor of the city. Mr. Donovan cut the pay 0f the protec are; 11 yor how Large Jar Smoked Beef . . . . ................. 16c
. ll 1‘; at. Brand's Jewelry Store. which he will offer with his compll'ioll sinking funds which are npnl‘ODV‘al' .I Would he abandon all W011i on the 1g ways. Van Camp’s Beans 303“ IIIIIIIIII . 18C
.9. ,3 n , . ments to the winning mayor in theIc‘d. will be. made for some definite pur- will he manage Ills much heralded reform? . . I Wh't R0 B . n . . . . . ..... 15c
Tl) Hint) of Robert I" Wood comlnc citv election. “Have A Heart". nose.I und wIlll ncIl be; dlvcrtl‘IllI aural-“I3; Will he usurp powers the charts; dim: nttlt gill: lIlIIlm and OliJeg Stlslgfegggsfifaf: ............... 3 Bdties. 25c
I_ e coma. '. n . v _ ' ' . 'in otter c minus mm “'1 c . . .- ~ stun t 8 es 0 W. . . . . ._ ......... .. ..
e freight Brakiml‘lnii‘t‘lllllorl‘tfgllGilli: will he the attraction. were originallv intended. TheImuy-orva oceamphsh results that W!“ nOt F 0T8 H a I #ntix or Sleft’S Pride. a bar IIIIIIIIIIII lch
{fracture o G S . . . ‘ , M . ‘ address found favor with the urge au- MORE A . . . res 0 a . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII c
all yards Yesmrda’,‘3'"1".'"§'r;\2:: ' Democratic candidates \vill hold anidlthP, which ”aimed its standing on ' A‘FEW . _ I Fine Granule nglar " 11 lbs $1.00
‘was struck by a “3“"? ““3141 t?) be open-air rally tonight at Burbank anditup nucstinn. by prolonged. and entlius- The interest on thercity debt of $42345 15 a fixed charge .............. .
5333.143:23’1?‘§$§.§9§§1‘oi~dav ul- Wood streets. Former Mayor A- “flaw“ “WSW“ P mm, 'for interest on our bonded debt. How can Mr. Donovan ' ., ‘ ,.
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smocnu MIP- 3110:: gfiongfI‘I‘g‘sl‘l’fI‘l‘; Pollllllanl JIel‘glllIa‘I‘ D0“°I“‘"I'IIIY‘W;L'E The series of living pictures. nosed escape the tax necessary to raise funds wrth which to pay t e Ii 1. A. S' I ’U I I l.‘
311/8...” re “3' l ‘ ; ‘ __f' '- ‘ Moore. F1 . - 1‘ D an “m 0. i“ (by members of the Social League. was interest, . . ;
1““. (it fully refgInIeedIelIiIis fififiosrtasblE-f IIn...“ .It is expected that an unusual- mud on the program. The pictures The sinking fund of $22,830. W111 Illlrf Donozan: IIstop 24 Cottage Street Ens} Norwalk.
ton is c ‘ " . , .r o 'd will augmL . were as follows: - ‘ - ' in the rinci a 0 0111' 0 3. ions .
uryINews Ill hue cr u _: “The Quakeress” Miss Hazel Burl- 3180:1121; 31:12:12): for pay g P, P
‘ ‘ . - . ."l i ." ...... M *8. Sad' . Lenders . ' ~f__fl_ --
nerbv hats and caps. O'Brien. l The Chief 69°“? 1“ mgmdus “k “gisgyrllfiss” ........ I Miss Elsie Ross The military tax of $4,309.. the county tax 0f $32744s.t1‘° .
’ _‘ _____..___¢--— Bowledges the Twit}? ‘ZE'ID’I‘BSSS‘; “Innocence" ....'.Mlss Tessie Steffens state tax of 335.217. How can MthOItmvln 15mm geiucllggg
‘ ‘ ’S REMEDIES— :ed by General mase 1‘95 n ' ‘.“The Gypsy" ........ Miss Ida Genuarlo - when the count an sta e s an (ea. y 0 IO
TILLSON milieu of the efficient services ,of the “The Critics." ‘Mlss Edith Cane Of these Items y
Wm’ 0111115, Fever’ Etc' l'firemen in connection with the‘ fire
Price 500 Per Bottle . l in General Frost’s office in the Ma-
ey.Reflmded If N01; satISfa-c‘ h'ackemo block several weeks ago.
tory Chief Bogradushas cashed the check.
. » - ‘placing it to the credit of the compan-
on-POWCH corporatlon ies at the Central Fire station.
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Marking Time
In your money afl‘cirs won’t march you to prominence or posi-
tion in the business battle. Start off at an easy stride-40m
you can maintain—depositing in your South Nor-walk Savings
y and:
l us to pay our. lawful debt to the county and to the state? Gan
Miss Marie Caney.
- - borrowings? _ .. ,
“The out Wheel" ........ Mrs. Austim. we stop P371118 interest on 9‘11““ .
"The New Recruit" .......... We expended for charitable purposestdunng the year
........... lilies Gertrude Saunders ending August 31, 1917, the sum #332,905 Does M" Dono'
"Poor ButterflIIyI'I’ -. ............ van propose to let the poor go Without food, shelter 01'
.......... . iss Herrleb Brotherton l 11' 9 ..
“Red Cross Nurse". .Miss Edith Weeks c (ft mg ' , '“
“The Artist's Mother" .l. . . .Mrs. Glbes . - ~ A T .
“The Gleaners‘ ..Mlss Mamie Canton = AND NOW SOME MORE F chs 13‘ Wiler
“Whistling Boy" ..... .. ............ . And last the $157 412 expended for our so 00 . . -
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“The Gossips” I . . I “IBI ”I I°bI IyI ICIaney DonovandhaveIthe? children go without competent teachers and
Mrs. "Currey and Miss Rose McGulnnls proper e neutron ~ ,A . f . ‘
"Somewhere in France" ....... l Whether My. Donovan would or would not, cuts httle
Abbie Shields and Arthur. Genuario . .
“Good-bye. Good Luck. GodBless You"
Frances Cull n and Arthur Genuarlo
figure. He ‘would have nothing to, any client it. The Ifect of
the” matter is that under the low. the Board of Education has
“. l bid" . ‘ , full wer tdxmake its own estimate of its expenditures and
.00 um Eudtc sagagggamdfigssri to agent before the Board of Esthnate and Taxation, and,
4.. , .
imam W With “would interest.
““1 Norualk Savings Bank
Bank account sums that may seem trifling but; which will
mun. a lucky bothtub..I
Good Stage Effects.
. All of the characters in the presently .
tlon took their parts wonderfully well.
and the stage effects, with lights it'll
decorations an arranged by William
were excellent.
The second part of the entertain-l
meat us a comedy force entitled "
Bathtub Mystery? The sketch Ihed'lo‘
do With a modem family. '3. terrible
ml Ion
neither the Maggi: the City flounoIII:I gar thfleI Board $323; I
mete ondI'l'ue has any pWer ‘ e oppro
asked forbylthe Boerdofnstimate summon. This is a
state low we reter to. ‘ _ .
TH! FACTS n. TAXPAYER.
WiththUofmbeforeyoulrJ enoonyonsee .
'howlr.Donomloonhuplhllwfld;mdpromlI-tg .
KIWI ‘.
the
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RALLY TONIGHT
» Eight O’clock ,
* Corner Wood and
BurbankStreets I
, SPEAKERS »
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Hon. Jeremiah Donovan . 32:1 .. L
Err-Mayor Alhért Pohlman p. e; 3F to! -.
Attorney Edward J._Quinlan :1: .‘ . '5 gr" ;
Dr. Wm. J. Moore " ' it.
Comeopdheoridiscnuioudthevitalissues of
palm. .
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