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SOUTH NORWALK
Open Monday evenings.
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WIOTOR RECORD OUT TODAY
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HELLO. CENTRAL GIVE ME N O
MAN'S LAND
; By Edna Brown
~and~
MY BELGIAN ROSE
By Elliott Show and Charles Hort
Fred H. Ponty’s
Victrole Shep.
“ii/Nevin
.. Ghlef of Police Otto Schmidt of
New Canaan. who was recently bitten
.by a rabid dog, is taking the Pasteur
trehtinent.
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cycle was considerably damaged.
Albert Wellniiz, of Flax Hill Road,
is ianning to move in West nvsnue in“ ‘
a eek or so
'l‘he Stamford Baptist Sunday School
ploinic will be held next'snurday. at
Baton Point. Special cars will be at
the church at 9 a. m.
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' fPanamas and caps O‘Brien.
not“; so jAda Lee, of Seugatuck, has re-
ted the theft of a Ford automobile.
engine No. 2670387 The car was stoi-
' en; Wednesday night.
Oomplolnts ironiesidents or Cath
erline street. about oys uni ng profane
and indecent language on that street
at nights, have been made to the po-
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whaige accounts openod to people 3 '
or good standing, who have liyed in
this town for over 5 years. Ask us
about it. Brand's,
Mrs Mary Onsteari, of Spring street. 3
Iormerly employed as saleslsdy at
Jacobys has accepted a similar posi-
tion with -14 Golden, or Washington
lsireet.
Judge James 51‘ Human is moving 3 ,
in his new 0% es in the Gazette build
I ing. in Room, 2; the mom formerly on.
7 copied by the firm of Welsh a Hub-
be“. The omces have been redecorat
ed, repainted and returnished and are
«very attractive.
Spendthrifts and
fare similar, a generation,
‘ of them would bankrupt
a nation. The ptosparé »
". on: are. the nation' s
strength
A Bank Aecount he:
leads to a seat in pros
nerity’s corner. » . ,
41’s: Gent. Ba"Interest Paid 011
Store hours'---8.30 to 5 daily except Saturdays;
then open till 9 P. M. .
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Out from an. othersales). the Mill End sale stands.
It Is head and shoulders aboVe every other event in the retail life of the city I
And it has begun-- --for the 4131: time.
A, In its first 27 seconds 346 keen sheppers came hurrying through W
Idle doors to get first pick of the Mill Ends!
Does that mean anything? Of a surety It means that they proved the wertlii
of the Mill End In paSt sales. They know the good things that are ready for Mill
IEnders. D (i they get their share? No doubt of It
HOW broad Is the Mill End sale? Just as broad and big and Wide and deep as]
is this big store! It reaches into every department. It includes every sort of mere
chandise. It 18 of Value to everybody. - .4
. Many Mill End Savings for eyerybodyé-with no exception-‘9 _ ,_ . 3‘
If» you’ve 'ahormc._38pecial savings fer you and that home.
Norwalk Chronicler