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Today
Mae Marsh
in s‘ Goldwyn Feature
‘The Cinderella Man”
Saturday
Corinne Griffith
In an interesting drama
“I Will Repay”
And Final Episode of ,
“The Fighting Trail”
A Most Thrilling Ending
HONi)AY-~~~f}corge
“'I‘HIS [8 THE LIFE."
COMING—Kari Garden.
:clebrsted star in “THUS."
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Walsh
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'outdonla which will be the attraction! cinema or HILLaioe actioot.
in the Regent Theatre on Saturday. romance TO JAN. 21.
Norwaik’s continued dithculty with
the coal situation is bringing embar-
. rasament to many institutions and or-
Willllm .. “I" 00min. ‘0 "3.. PEI.“ :nnfiuuong throughout 1139 Clly.
N“. Week Among others 'the Hillside school
Appearing with William 8. Hart. finds itself obliged to‘postpone its no
11118 WWI“ Thomas H. lnce It”. in cning once more. It will renew its
"‘The Silent Man," his newest Art- sessions on Monday morning. Janu-
lcraft picture, is dainty Vola Vale, Ital-y 21,
tremai‘kably beautiful and clever act- Few people [ta-lite that the situation
7°“- Miss Vi“? scored “1 0‘" ““Iof the private school is different fromlis
0‘“ “”39“ in the leading feminine that of the public school especially in!
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5m!” 0‘ Charm “3" " ““9“““1‘ 'i’lc’ the boarding department. Poatpone-l Nome” Grange wll meet in regu
;ture, "The 3°" 0' “l“ Father.” “.mth of the opening causes actual fi- 11" semi-monthly session Friday "9“.
”hr” ”The 8“?!“ Man." Ml” Vale l'inancial loss to maids. to teachers andi us.
"9"” as a young girl who 1‘“ Jmlt‘to parents. as well as to those whose;
1mm? to a small Arizona town "omit-aphid is invested in the businessf'l‘hei
.her Virginia home, seeking to restore. .
PALACE THEATRE
ill at his
Harold Trede remains
home on Bradley street.
Jerome Di Blanda of Lyon‘s Plain.
the guest of New York friends.
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Friends from Cannondaie have been
guests of Miss Alice Fitch of Godfrey
' . amount of coal required by a privateuueet
in." 5"" ”mm?" to health. it "i a d,” family would be of little use in a large: ‘
“cu" role, "q“"m‘ sympathetic m' organization and yet until the ricottag .
‘tcrpi'etation. which Miss Vale silly ' Mrs . Charles Barnes expects to
lot those in actual want are somewhat k d l h h h
isatisiled organizations must delay spend "‘5 1:” -en Vt er mot er
, d T m their activities as far as possible. The in Ridge e '
an ue ay. . ,
prinmpal's of the Hillside school are, . ,
CHIN" Ray's 3‘0” " Called idoing their utmost to arrange matters’ m“ AN“ Beaudry 0' Waterbury
, I is visiting her sister-ln-law, Mrs. Jo-
lt was no eat-iv matter to find a ,in the most efficient and patriotic way it R int ,
lstorv that fulfills all the renuii‘cmPnilland have therefore decided to make “9" °' '7'
Lseen at the Palace next week Monday
, Today. Friday
VAUDEVILLE
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Charles Ray
.‘winm
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“The Son, or His Father”
A Paramount Picture
also
Harold Lloyd
“Luke. the Plumber”
A two-part comedy
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3of a photodrama for such an important t5“ "c'ond Dimlponefncnt “um the
Paramount star as L'liaf‘lcs llav. hnu‘m.“U_m-,.-L~Adv' l
many manuscripts were read in the!
hope of finding one, at least, that
would measure up to the exacting con-
ditions.
Misses Marguerite and Dorothy
Treadwell have returned from a short
visit in New York.
HlGH-GRADE CHEESE.
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Paateurization Makes It Possible to'
‘ ‘iiny erpressns the opinion that his‘ Control F'"°' '"d Texture.
newest effort, “The Son of His Path; The pasteurization of skim milk
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the first step in the manufacture
r." offers him better on rtunitles," .
? p0 ‘of highouaiity cottage cheese by
than most of the photodrnmaa in
which he has been starred. ft is a creameries and milk 3’13"” is "3"“
bicturization of Rldzewell Cuuum's ‘I’Jmfi’eg'dg‘: t'" Z "8': ”“39"!“ 0“”‘1"
’ le sa ename,n no that n " . a” 99" men 0 ‘8' cu-
story M h m ry ture. it is stated that by pasteurir-
, t "' t s ller" mark 'at
approached he be“ e ing skim milk as it comes from the
' its ubiicatlon and is still
the lime M p gscparutor and beginning the manu-
popular.
. Ifacfuriiig process its soon as ponsiblc.
‘The Son of His Father introduc- the cheesemaker can béttcr mum”
r-s Ray its the son of a millionaire
flavor and texture. "No trouble
”“er magnate. The boy 1“" devel- need he experienced," says the bill
oped such spend-thrift tendencies that MM .1“ making a high quality m
his father rcmonstrates. The bov re- ‘
Several local grunge patrons are
attending the State Grange meeting in
Hartford this week.
Miss Marcia Godfrey has spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Martin in Ridgeileld.
street is visiting friends for two weeks
in New York and New Jersey.
Mrs. (‘harlcs Walteman of the East
Side has returned home after spending
a few weeks in Ridgeiielti.
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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
'and Personal
NE WS J
Miss Dorothy in. Radio celebrated
her eighth birthday anniversary Wed-
,needay afternoon at her home, T'Uv-
ingston Place. Those presnt were as
'follows: Juliette Hoyt , Alice Bates,
.Dorls Flynn. Marion Magner. Dorothy
Van Klrt. eGrtrude Van Kirt Winifred
Van Kiri, Gertrude Van Kirt, Winifred
jlt'lynn, Clayton Hoyt, Hazel Nadia.
{Dorothy Nadin. Mrs. Gmrge Kelsler,
Mrs. George liogardes. Mrs. W. San.
'ford and Mrs. William Nadia.
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Act. Sergt. Win. Sydney Jackson, of
the 367th infantry L. l. is. C. D., has
returned to Camp Upton, L l., after
having spent a four days' furlough at
his home on Summitt aVenue.
Miss Mary E. Holland, who is very
popular with the younger set of the
city. has resumed her teaching duties
in Falrfield, after spending the vacav
tion at her home.
3 Charles H. Dean who has been visit-
lng his sister, Mrs. Addie Hyatt of 26i
M” John 0' Fanton 0' Bradley Stuart avenue. this city, has returned‘
to his home in Ridgeileld.
Attorney John T. Dwyer of the law
offices of Keogh & Candee, has return
ed from a business trip to Washington.
D. C.
On Shoes
$6.00
Donn-Emma
16 80. Mail It.
5001'! 102W“
SPECIAL VALUES IN
LADIES’ WHITE MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
E. K. BANKS
Womm
lotiflillorwalk.
{City News
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42 l. 0.
{0. Ft, will have its installation of offi-
'cers at its meeting this evening.
—Cake, bread and pie. Banner Bak-|
ery. '
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Numerous complaints about slippery
,“Our ilag is still that." I
But how longcanwao-p‘
tinneto give these vslfi'
atthlsprioa? l
AOhicagostorais ;
advising mentobuy twoc ,
threesuitsnownayingslib.‘
thisseasonarefsrsheadht
qualityofelothtowhstthq
willbenextyesr. i
We'renopro' , but we
know it willpbbt: to your
'proilttosecureoneoftbu
snitsorovaroostsnowst". .v
Your ht, color, fabric, an
here
' Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH "DRUM
Lincoln Circle, No. 4, 0. U. A. I.
will install omcers this evening.
sidewalks have been made to the pol
lice, who are acting upon them to:
day. t
The City National Bank will electi
officers on Monday at the
regular i
South Main street, South Norwalk.
SElZE H18 76
BARRELS 0F SUGAR
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.4Seventy-six
imeeting. The board of directors were barrcls, 53 packets and M sacks a
sugar. consigned to P. Friedman. m
~Clearance sale Leno: Milllnem .
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W” ”W“ I““"°°d' m" “0". Mrs. Sinker “upset: or Stamford‘elected this week and their names
. [dealer in Jewish prayerbooks my
“M" “oh“"son' "W Howard (0'33 is visiting her parents in the first dis- ‘lven out.
h cottage cheese. possessing both the
rove e -
"“93 that hp can ”any n ‘ W ishawls, at 172 Rivington street, wa-
cbaractcristlc flavor and body. from
session of business talents resembling
Tomorrow
Marie Walcamo
ileum: l’atltc Nina and Others
Coming Monday and
. Tuesday
William S. Hart in
thousand, :inl tells him to co to it and
prove that he has inherited llll' hust-
nt-ss acumen thal has made the father
an imposing fizurc in the World of fl-
nuncc. '
The. bov “toes Wcsl" and nutkcs
flood in a most thorouch :intl convinc-
“The Silent Man"
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‘ "it "grim
"THE cmosnsLLA MAN" "
.inn manner, winnln': the respect of
.nll concerned, not cxccplin: his ukep-
ffic'tl fathcr. 'Tllfrf‘ nrc advnniul'cs.
:thi'iliinzr and amusing and it is all done
:in such a wholeitcnrtt-d munncrvthni
:one feels sure the camera man must
have fortunately happened to, b.- on
‘thc spot when some real bov in real
with Mac Marsh Starring, at Regent lifo- was having the adventures, so to
Theatre Today
\ notable cast supports Mac Mart-lb!
in her third Goldwyn starring vchlcle.
"Tim Cinderella Man." from the fam-
ous stage plav by Edward (.‘hilds l'ar-
penter, which is to be seen at the Re-
gent Theatre today, the names in the
roster including Tom Mom‘e. George
inany
lr‘awcett. Alec 8. Francis and
more.
1‘om Moore is one of the celebrated
trio of screen players, Tom, Owen and
lint. George Fawceit. is known ev-
erywhere as a star of the speaking
stage as well as screen. and Alec ii.
Vrmcis is one of the standbys of mo
tion picture acting. -
Mr. Francis has had a notable car'
. ecr in the films, having gone into the
lillll‘llf‘lllli' is it all dcplctcd.
This. of course, is due in a crcm ex-
tent to the fact that Thomas H lncc.
the famous~ director of “(lvllizntion'
and other trgmcndous pictures super-
vised thep roduc‘tlon which was iilrcct-
rcctctl many of Mr. Ray's previous
cd by Victor Sciicrtzlnccr. who' lute dl- .
lie is added to the cost of making.
'l‘li-- most important advantage dc-
rivcd front pasteurization. as point-
ed out in the built-tin. is that a soul-
lnry. mic. food product free from
dincnscproduclng norms is
i'nsicurizalioii also allows it more
pcrfoct control of souring through
1L.» llar- of (mire-culture starters, thus
Insuring the formation of an acid
_i-uitl,‘ giving the characteristic nour-
iuiik flavor so much desired.
The bulletin mcntlonctl.
"Tlll‘ Manufacture of
('llccsc in (‘rouni‘crics
Plants." gives complete dlrcctions
fpr thc niitnufaclurc of cottage
cliccm front skim milk. from a mix-
tucc of skim milk and built-r
and front buttermilk ulonc.
N1). 576.
('ottnqe
and Milk
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FINANCiNC CUBAN SUGAR CROP
NEW YORK. .lan. limit plan under
which New York banking Interests
would linflnl't‘ the next f‘ubnn sucnr
insured. '
lllllk.‘
Orlando Andrews. assittcd by Rohi. Mrs.
William is carting firewood from his lllll i” 0
East Side property tqr'hls West SideI
home. .-,'
John Ssckrison of Richmond
onflnt-tl to the house by lliness.‘
Drilling of the Home (Til'ard has
" . been given up until ordt-rs are issued
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freeborn oi." ‘
Huston have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. lvorson (Y. , Panton of Hillcresf.
avenue.
by the captain. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry of new;
York spent several days with their.
sister, Miss Virginia Bradley on Ponus
Ridge.
Muster Lewis Barnes is now improv-
ing from the serious eye trouble which
hits dciaiued him from “drool for sev-
crnl week‘s,
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James Thomas. who was married’
during his furlough here lasl We‘r‘k, re-V
turned Mondayrm‘f'hmp Gordon, M-
lanta. Ga. ' it 1
The annual met-ting and 'r'oTl call ofj
the Ccngregationai church will be held
in Raymond liall, Wednesday: Jan.’
16, at h‘ p. m.
Miss firm-c Scoticld has spent sov-
cral days in town with her grandpnr
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 0. Chase of
Hillside street. '
Mr. and Mrs. G. Warren Bradley of
ilradley street have had as guests for
two wccka, their little granddaughters.’ Hot lunches at Center ,. in] are:
Helen and Emma l‘anion. ‘
- than ever
vprovlnc more of a sum
lwere made for this /at last night's
South Norwalk Lodge of Manse if is understood that Friedman ban”
1 . . . two sons. one of whom is— employed
held a meeting las evening at which in the cm“, of Herbert t1. Hoover.
‘time- ”"9"“ applications for member- Federal Food Administrator in Wait
ship were received. There will be a Ington. while the other is a m
class initiation on Sunday and plans of the teaching staff of Stuyvesant
lush, school. investigations was!
‘ / ,siaricd‘today to establish the "The
.bility of this information.
' An anonymous complaint against
Detective Sergeant Cortin of Port Friedman, charging him with [Mo
t‘ltester and Miss Lulu Kciey of that but find d.stributing,largc 0011111139.:
city also were in South Norwaik to- or sugar. w” filed in Mr. Mitch
' . office a few days ago. while the Pearl.
(lay and called at Ponce headquarters Administrator was at home recoup
where they identified a watch that ing from a heavy cold. I-‘. A. Johann.
Harry Van Wagner had had among‘ a deputy. investqifated h‘ilhd ffixgd thafl
- an . cams on
the property that he had slolcn. Af- Lli'lnfllll‘:r§llflal' consigned to Fricti-
ier the identification was made the
man from New Orleans.
watch was turned over to Miss Keley.t
meeting.
TEACHER CHARGED WITH t
ASSAULT ON WIFE 0F
Court Narruk, No. 58. F. of A., held:
a quarterly meeting in their roomsi SCHOOL SECRETA"
last night. The meeting was well at-f HARTLAND. Jan.
, . fir—A warm
tended. but owing to the illness of‘E was “med today "n. the arrest of It.
Deputy Grand (‘hlcf Ranger D. P. MC"‘Ethel Davis, a teacher in'thc Harm
Kenna 0! Westport tho ""le elected llollow school, charging he: with haw
SUCC"HH‘$.
“The Son of His Father" which is it
wholesome. lovable picture that will
appeal to all for its hrt-t-elncsa and
fun, is to be shown at the Palace
Theatre today.
. St. Paul's Girls' Friendly Sociely
will meet on Tuesday cvcning. the
Ififtcenth. for the first time'sincc be-
'fore, the holidays. ,
crop. inmiving expenditure of a sum
its high its “$0,000,000, in liliilt‘f' con‘
sidcratiun llch, itwas learned today
Many about town report the freer:-
lng of potatoes and vegetables. canned
,, -, fruit cic.. in their cellars during the
STATE WARS/I CONVENTION. cold weather of last week. "
ll.\ltl"l‘()llli. ,Jim. 8.—-Connccllcnt
-will lilH‘l' a Will convention at the
State cup‘toi on January 17 and lit, at
which delegates will be present from
«new town in the state.
' Local friends are,lnlereste'd in the
Charles Bennett of Georgetown to
this ycar.
:wi'vt‘fl and
ticket: for twenty-five cents.
More
at the same price—Six
Mrs. James S. Risley died at her
home in Syracuse, N. Y., on Wednes-
. day. an. 9. The remains will arrive
announcement of' the engagement of here tomorrow morning and be in-
term] in Lakcvlew cemetery.
c“! .zen are being
{officers were not installed. The com-
.mittee on the Masquerade ball to he
I t
‘held on the evening of the 24th to:
|ported that. everything was going
Inlong nicely and that a large number
i of tickets had been sold. A large [num-
(her of Supreme and Grand ofllcers wilil:
:atiead. After the meeting refresh-3
meals were served and were enioyedl
by all present.
ing assaulted Mrs. Augustus C. Fool”.
wife of the secretary of the new
committee. last Friday. ’
Mrs. Fcclcy complains that who.
she went to the school to prote‘
against the teacher compelling but
small daughter to sweep the school
room floor, Miss Davis drew a m
and struck 1.0;- with it across D
hands from twenty to twenty-In
in order that a meeting might take ‘
work of screen acting when the cine-i '~ -....,..-.--_ ~-
“1. «In! on i no"
Cililil iiiiiiiliGii HAIR
illlliill iii ruin
place at which plans might be mapped.
:(ilil for, the tonduct ofthe civilian war
|activities of. (‘onnccticut during the
'ccming year. Governor Marcus ll.
:llnimmb requested the Connecticut
[State ('ouncil of Defense to call to
'gt-thcr representatives of its state'
'widc organization for a‘ war convcn'
lion in Hartford.
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY 3
Mlll‘d Ant-lo Carson of Reading. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mulklns have if ‘
returned from their wedding trip and pins over the ground for the location of
will soon begin housekeeping ln‘Dan- a meat market here not long since has
bury. WM” they were married New found a location in the Mead block.
Years' Day, -
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Coasting has rarely ever been better Center school has resigned. She w-illi
than it is at present, and the sport is hp married ill the near future to m,
‘vcry much in favor with Soul‘s DCODIG- Allen of South Norwalk. Her place
film consiitttatn .~ feature photoplnr.‘
“The Fishtlns Trail" immediacy—rest. Certain?—that's ' ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ "
"f Will Repay." the Greater Vita. theioy of it. Your hair becomeaf
graph Blue Ribbon feature, which wlll light. wary. fluffy. abundant and as-
he the attraction In the Regent Thea- Wars as soft, lustrous and beautiful:
no on Saturday. is adapted from the as a young girl'st after a .Danderine;
0, Henry story, "A Municipal M'halr cleanse. Just try tllls-molnlcn'
port." it is the love story of a young ii cloth with a little Dandcrlnc and
northern magazine writer and the carefully draw It through your balm
(hummer of a southern Judge and the taking one small strand at a time.’
emancipation of a cultured, delicate This will cleanse the hair of durt, dirtl
coutitern anthems from the curse of or excessive oil, and in Just a few mo
2; bnttai, drunken husband. ' :menta'you have doubled the beauty
Eight Vitagraph favorites make up of your hair. A delightful surprise'
the out. which is headed by Corrine awaits those whose hair has been ne-
firidlth the includes William Dunn. glected or is scraggy, faded, dry. brit‘
Mary Maurice, George J, Forth, Ar- tie or thin. Besides beautifYIng the
that Donaldson and cliulalle Jensen. ,halr. Danderine dissolves every partl-
linear Kendall is not enthusiastic do of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and
when the editor of his remains sends 'invigorates the scalp. forever stop-
hlm to Nashville to close a contract ping itching and falling hair, but what
at two centssworrwitb Azalea Adair. will please/you most will be after s
a "admin" writer. , , ‘ few week! use, when you see new
"The righting Trail" but: It the hair-flue and downy st first—yes-
Jtesent tomorrow. ‘ but really new hair growing all over ‘
Tfssicaaebautwidelydilmatm thesalp. ffyou cantor-pretty. soft
the fates ”Marathon! Villains hair. and lots of lt.surely cat a small
IMM'deWmudvW'smm, .
" We! W's wander- nydngstonor tollateoastorforsl enema-rs.
mqmflmmmwhssr. .. .. W this _ "swam,
generally denim-tn. beyond the slot-
machine stat . . d when 50 1 feet of
“I W" Repay." Martina Corrine Grit-'Try This! Hair om Thick, Gianni
flth, and Final Episode of ' Wavy and Beautiful at Once :
Winners" I‘m W ““10.“
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. ____ i-ha's been filled by the appointment of
lMiss Rose Knapp of this town.
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I Eldsworfh' Waters of Dantown had ‘
.twelvo barrels ‘of elder freeze during
’lbe recent. cold men. He had 3,5 bar-
‘reis in his barn cellar and bad cover-
led them carefully with hay to keep
gthem from freezing. but found the
,twelve heads sprung. lle estimates
Ebin loss at over $100. A housekeeper
,of this village took the same precau-
‘tion with canned fruit in a relief a
i'llttle distant ion: the heated apart-
:ments, and delpite her precaution.
found one of the cans frozen and
broken. ,-» . ’9
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NEW HAVEN MAN DIE. OF
WOUND.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. ll.-l"ranlt Glo-
mani, who was shot down on the
street in West Haven late last night
by unidentified assailants. died at a
hospital here today :‘of his wounds. He
, ‘had been shot three times in the st)-
domen.‘ He was employed as a switch.
man by the Connecticut ('l‘rolloy)
Company.
at mass-nests was soothed to an
human MM."
“Ohm“ DRIVE“;
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Schultz of Norwalk, who was look-‘
—The last episode of "The Fighting ”mes. ' ,
Trail," at the Regent tomorrow The warrant was expected in bi-
... served some time today and then tho
TM“ barges of coal Were sightedicase will come up tomorrow lief“
by residents of Wilson's Point today iJusiit-c E. A. Gaylord. here.
coming into Norwalk Harbor. and one i___...___———g-_-_-_—-_5~‘
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barge Iabout half {lilll iii moreove'lan-E - _;AGENCYPOE‘
0 er ng was com ng ate the .‘i «on .
Point Dock. This is the coal that wasi 911091” 53°“ “11°” Preparations, '
part of the two of sew-n barges that Guaranteed by us to be lam
w“ remned off 0' Stamford l'éS‘e“ tory. Step in and get booklet.
day. saloon-Powell Corporatid
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Wasted Worry
Stop fretting and worrying~ throughout 1918
about the safety and security of your private
documents and personal valuables. Gather them
‘ d
- from where they are now hidden. Put than where
,2. they belong—in absolutesafety and privacy—in
2:; a safe depositing in this bank's steel vault. ,
’73; BO! RENTAL 108 A YEAR 34. -
7%; Storage vaults fer trunh, chests of silver and
a bulky packages.
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SOUTH N ORWALK - ,
SAVINGS BANK, ‘
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properly pasteurized skint milk of Icahn-ed lliclr school it its in that; trict. tome,“ seized yesterday by 1‘.-
ln ”‘9 Last Bid-”tic of those of his father, and add that with good quality." 't-nu. ! 1 Mitchell, head of the New York m
. . . d ll le . Oflcers will be installed Monday.
“The Red Ace ’ a start of "‘9 lllOlli-lll’ld 0 or ' The benefits to be derived from W‘ i . . Food Board.
' i ddol- ' evening at the meeting of Douglass Secret. Service operatives ll.
—llld-—~ could miikft'm“ hundred ' ”“1”“ proper pasteurization are so grc‘at Mrs. Eli Waiteman will entertain the D‘Fowler Post G A. R and Douglass‘ searching f0" Friedman and it u v
Charles Chaplin let's‘in Iii.'tlll:0!l‘iiili‘-I n on the b0” ill-i to make it highly advisable to Afternoon Wblst club at its next me"? l Fowler w_ it. (3., No. 15‘ In the Po“ derstood that he will he [yr-03W
in Til; is use} ill adopt that svaielll. Little additional mg on January 15' at her Lyon's Plain “Rooms on Washington street _for violation of the statute, ”my“,
“1118 Immi r t” port. llilwtlvnlv' but the filthy]. culls work 1., reri'i‘".i 9"“.th suitable home. ’ . . ’lng doing a wholesale business With- I
0"" of his greatest art-cuss». ”In blun'. “9 “mo“ 1' PM” for ““9 equipmnnl is umilnhle. and but lit- ._._....- on! a license.
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