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shown at the Regent theatre today:
Regent Theatre
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REGENT THEATRE. WEDNESDAY:
Today and Tuesday ‘ , ‘
Mae Marsh an the Tremendous Gold-
“Hidden Fires." .g
ll dual role—wit lilitl‘
The beautiful screen star
Elsie Ferguson
wyn Success,
Mac Mill‘s‘l
to in?! liver Slilt‘t‘ 1.11“ delightful littlty
star gained her first laureis, on lir-
Scrcon sho has learned for a play—in
cvcry way 11‘) to llln Mae Marsh stand.
ill’llr-llilll would uivc hur 1W0 (‘llfll‘lll
She has it in "Hill‘
in
In tire first run Artcrat‘t Picture.
“Heart Of the Wilds”
A story of the Royal Northwest
Magnified Police
A CALL TO ARMS
. returned
tors to portray.
\Vcdnesday (ll‘ll Vina-T ll'_‘l‘ lztlvsl Goldwyn 7'11” And. when our
' ‘ 3' ' ‘3 -' ‘ hell- heroes take off their uni-
“ , Sh (uh, uh «h (mm to tm llrgtnt t ‘
“139 ‘1‘“. m» \Yl-llncsdnv. An in nu production of forms tney have so 119ny
in Her Latest Goldwyn Tnumph in-s Swans...” ”HP”, has “llw “hit" hOIlO‘Td, her-1. are i‘lVliifill
“Hidden Fires” girl of llir- screen“ given more of her suits made with a military
A l'clhal'liuhiv in rsonalitv and WT l'l‘- touch that Will be m keep-
ing with their style and
carriage;
Suits—$25 to $50.
Overcoats—$25 to $60.
A
Rogers 8c Stevens
ll"\\'lll'll lat-ms than 51w docs in thv
rohu n!" [’vr‘5} Murray and Louis:-
l’a'kl- in "iiiddcll Firms."
lll‘l' inimitahll- way of lllrnin: llcr
Thursday and Fridav
Enrico Caruso
in
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ail-livncos l‘mm tours to Sll)”(‘b in :l'
' liash is (lupin-atoll in iwr suddvn lransv
A first run Artcraft feature g. m l‘nszA' Murray, “ pour;
l tum-l ll"\\';4nlilllll. to Louiso'
llllllltt'l' of Wealth.
' Kitty
“My (‘ollsilf’
miniatinn
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(‘lcrk
Parlay a pauuwrvd d:
Coming!
William S. Hart in Artcraft Picture.
“The Border Wireless." I ‘
‘ List of exhibitors mm annual exhi-
bition The 'Norwalk Poultry Associa—
'l‘hc notcd Thomas ll. lncc star, \ViiA
liam S. llart. in khaki! That in itself . 1 l ’ - I ll w '
.1' .... is. smoothing “0?th 01' nolc. Truc. txo1n Arlicigligrltfifmls’u‘gnaiogegk N Y
“7 -‘ H ‘me 0‘ Screen‘ Delights" he only dons tl‘c uniform of Unclc Sam 2. Bates. John S_, 28 Camp 5”"“1'
.atmee 2:15 Evening 7 and 9 at tho close of «he now picture. "Tho Norwalk, Ct.
' Border \Virclcss." because from the; _:'-~ llotts. W'illiam
Today and Tuesday start until the close. lu- has slriven 3“ "“9' horwalk, C"
Wm. S. Hart
_ _ . . , 4, Bracken, Harry J. Norwalk. (Tl.
valicntly to 2am that pormon of “On ”radio-y. E. L.. Norwalk, Ct.
ln Artcraft Picture
“The Border Wireless"
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or. strivcn against odds. branded as «i l; 3"“):quStranley'RNongalii' Cl.
1. mo 8] 9 ’arm. ye. '. ',
' ' W v'ctim of Hun )lottcrs—rr.
Vlmndlvt. tin l , y. 1 . .’ 3' “ml”, Otto IL. South Norwalk,
.but l"'rllly ho triumphs. ‘\\lll5 his 1"!“th
. . - , : 19. Harris, Charles 11.. Led ewood
lpcratc attrmpt to llOllf) the llun Lead-E Farm. Norwalk. Ct. , g
AI IHE IHEAIRES 391's of the sailing dates 0f tl‘flnsi’o“'s- 20. Heerdt. Emil J.. Stamford, Ct.
' _ ‘ 5A he'autiful telegraph operator. played; 21. Hendrick H. A., Norwalk. Ct.
AE REGENT THEATRE !hy \Vanda Hawlcy. is the heroine, and 22. Ilsbbell,Vli‘rank S.. 13 Chestnut
.TODAY AND TOMORRowiis an admirable foil for thc- cold. slPl'llré htl-g'glfitdz‘tgklggn,‘ 25:12:33. lit. Greenwich.
Th? summit gcn- CL (box 305).
24. Jackson Hugh Jr.
25. Johnson. YV. K..
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ruczed \Vcstorncr.
l. . ‘ l .
Attlactne and Danny ScrecP-“wanv is (“(vaan
Elsie Ferguson, in “Hearts of g _._.__. :
22 Vl'oodside
a VVilds." a First Run Art'c'aft ' . avenue, Stamlord. Cl.
Picture lAT pALACE THEATRE WEDNES . 26. Kaiser, James F... Norwalk. Ct.
.. ' _ DAY. 27. Koewaydin Farm Darien. Ct.
- P Furgusons now Artcratt pho-i . 28. Lewis. John \V’. Jr.. Greenwich.
‘lleal‘ls nl' thr- Vi'ilds" "being;.- . . . , . . (it.
is! l.md Bo nnelt seems to haw again~ 29. Lewis, Robert. Fall-field, Ct.
“l. mu by the R030.“ Theatre, Iscored in her néwest Thomas H. Inc-H" 30. London, Earl. NorWKlk Cl.
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. ‘ ‘th1IadETS‘ COV: hogs. 1Eryn“:”Paramount picture, “When Do We; 31. Ma'ikin, Albert it. Non-walk, Ct.
am I l a an on Y- oma. 'Eal?" which is to be shown at the. pap; 32 Michek. Joseph A., 58 Maple
. . , 'Hlx'eet. Norwalk Ct.
_ . Q ~ lace Theatre, \l’eduesdu.. It‘gnes her. ,... Mm. - Albert 1) . _
outnullyd.‘ one of supreme entrain-meta;a fold to portray whicircalls uponallv' of}; C nan, .. South hot
alieart interest of the story is-man.i . . - .. . . .V'a - ‘-
"ii '53 6 WI“ F. ‘ lhf’l‘ powers of charactenzatxon -‘From.‘ 34. Morgan, D... R. 19., East
Q” n e‘ ry sc,.ne_ ‘ lss oration-me time. she is cast adrift when the: walk. Ct.
. Ls her genius to this creation in- » - ~ ' 35; Modem: Alex.
lUncle. Tom. Show wherein she Dial!” South Norwalk. .Ct.
stellar role. that of Jen. daughter‘ . . . , _ - . _ . .
. . tavern k’e'épe'r on the - Cunadianll‘lmf’pv.a.m se‘ZEd‘W'flm shenfL-to 36- Osborn; My?” W..
. f,‘ ‘ . ,t ' the moment When one saves the young ayenue' Egg; Norwalk. Ct.
cur-p. line. :2 )out whom t-‘no plot‘ cell-5.1mmt cashier and dofeuté thé bani: rob‘ (‘ 37. Patterson: E; IL. East Norwalk.
“1‘. . 1 ti V 1 q l d' ulbers‘, she gives. it. is declared, a perg 4‘-
.ens no 191' a .ays an n 13 . . . . . ~ , . ‘
hu‘ m'iké' ‘l di-w'ira ing remark "e- formnncc HEM} 13. “920m? “138“" but: Farm) Box 152-“ROW3310D. CI.
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ g ‘ :cluu-acterizeliub‘x its sinceritycnd ver—~ 39. Powers“,A.'O.. VVestport. cc.
wing his sister and m4. flees Tto the' 6.. ~40; Qu‘acluinbuah B. Mac. 1.. Darlen.
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on- "all is loading man and the cast
Nor-
1 Center street.
A.
157 Grove
{N
nnier to escape the Mounted Police. " ' 2 M‘ “ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 'Ct’.
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l-rqcanl Tom. a member of the organ-‘ ”WWOWWN ‘H- Randal}, ~bl’obel P.,
yullun loves len and aware that val: - . . . . _ ' ,strect. {Stand Word,-Ct.p
~ _ - - . . . GET - . - . a '42. Reynolds Poultry" Farm. South
. , ‘ “ ‘ :Norwalk, Ct.’
«strata the delivery of certain 3881611: ‘ 43. Reynolds: William. Laurel Hill,
mil-rs which ho carries. Val’s “HWY-2‘ .4I'R 11‘ A W t It Ct
' .3 . . .g. . usse , ..- esopor, .
""l“ “Knd'yqur L‘gfih‘num m Tom _: 45. Schultze, Oscar F.. Norwalk. Ct.
(Antler and he is $th led 'by the drug-g WITH 46. Soderlund. Theo. 13.. 28 Camp
.lml takes the soalcl‘ rders and starts; _ _
gml- Rig}; p031 m :lul er them to the _ . ~ 47. Soderstrom, 54 Bayvlew avenue,
~ GUARAMEED ISOUth Norwalk' Ct. . r
.. . l . S . . ..
. Whether sh.- (lin'nvel'Pd the ordPrS; ' - 13:8 hadowbrook Farm. R‘dgene‘d'
and how this new phase affected in“; . . ‘ 49. Theis. Wm. H.. South Norwalk,
l . CL
. . -- - -. . —»~ _ w ~~-—~— 7 g S '5“ ONDS ' 50. Tripp. L. 8.. South Norwalk. Ct.
. g l 51. Van Buren, Cortlandl, Norwalk.
.1. en Dld . 0“! TIRES AND IUBE‘S 52. Van Buren. Mary. Norwalk. Ct.
. - . " 53.2Varian Charles J. Norwalk Ct.
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., . _ A l . A“ Makes . i 54. Webb. Mrs. Thomas. Wilson‘s
t .Adlustments Made Here on ' Point, South Norwalk, Ct.
. a e, l 55. W'hitehead, C. 0., Norwalk, Ct.
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s :m- fugitive. he starts in pnrault. 3‘9; ~ _ . . > . I " ’ ‘ ' ‘ -
ACQUAINrED *
street, Norwalk, Ct.
I‘ummandam. '
' Ct
Full Factorv Mileage
; 56.‘ Willis Sidney, Poughkeepsie,
‘ 3 Guarantee :N- Y-
...- x o ; Firestone—30 3 . - g .37. Ward. H. G.. Danbury, Ct.
'3 es xamlne . Firestone4—3013 1s-gldSkid .... :55ng Junior Department
' ‘VlctOM—3OX3 Skid If: $14550? wgikAggersm’ Joh“: Winnipauk' NW
. , , ' Victor—30x3 1-2 Sk‘d ..... = ‘ '.
a o plece of machinery ls expected a NorwaIk—34x4 Skid. .. “CL: $3133} 2' A’Ch‘ba'd' swam N°rwalk' C"
.0 run without frequent overhaul- . Firestone—30x3 Grey .......... $2.15; fi‘ %"}T§ng§§; NWQfiE‘i an N
‘ ng, but some peOple do not real- ! 52:5;tr30x336fiy G? ......... szzsiwal'k Ct g' pa“ ' °r'
. . . —-30x e ...... ’ '
l e that the eye 18 a. most dehcate 1 Norwam 30x3 1_2 Greyy. .. 32-70 5. W. K. Jr., & A. H. Fowler. Nor—
. . 32.50 i walk Ct
and Makes ('nrr'e- ! 6. Goodyear. Donald, M..
Spondmgly Low 'avenue. Nom'alk._Ct.
’ 7. Helfant.'VVilliam. “’innlpauk Nor-
l walk. 'Ct. '
' V ‘ :' 8. Malkin, Joseph. (Newtown Ter-
See Us and See’ Better. ‘ Da enle't 1.
race. Norwalk, Ct.
. l . géwMallanlk, Rudolph; Winnipauk.
TH a _ ME R :Tfl'e&RflbbeftCO, : :11. gtggr.‘ :Austin W.. South Nor-
:om0m....... and'omlc'iam:555Maill~3fi3mfi “' m
“The houn-ol'wodglmufi'f’." I "' ' 1’
Atlantic St; a. S '
- summarily ‘6'
nd complicated “mdcbine.” and-l 0” S .
- ust be treated as such. l" ”’05
Do not let more than two years;
lapse between eye examinations.:
33 North
-egor. Charles. 69 East. ave:
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EXHIBITORS
Springwood
53¢:- this great Western actor In ‘ , . -
7': soldier role _ mu. don - :irl of his choice. foils ”l“. 9, Coleman, Mrs. \Yailcr. Norwallc.
.:‘ ‘ . - . . u... . ~ - . “'Over Thore" Ct. ’
_‘ TOday AISO NH .ml 1, .pleh to go . . . . ~
» . . .. .. 10. Dans A. \. Rid’wfleld LL
‘ 1 . _| fobmocmc}. .' . ' u '
r; T Pathe New: ”‘ 1” "d"! “j“? _ ( 'l‘Ote the “on! 11. Davis. W. J., Stamford. Ct.
I; ”Wild“! h- ‘- "”0" “ _ . . ' 1' . 12. llcnmark, O. F.. Ridgefield. CL
.. Wednesday and (l. Gardner Sullivan 5 lactic pro 13. Dexter, W. T., Forestville. (Tl.
. Victor Moore is responsible for the scenario. 'l‘hl- 14. Devinc. Maurice Norwalk. Ct.
m Paramount Picture 1110* of “The Bordcr “Vii-01953," which 15:. Farmer. b. “7.. Norwnlk 'Ct:
“q b~" "ll b~ l wn "t tho P-llncc 'l‘hcairc 16' Gaines, T‘ J' J11, Circe-nwxch, C"
. [10 b “1 ‘ S ‘0 - 'l . ' ‘ ' , 17. (leer. “"illinm 11.. V‘Vilson avenue.
—-—-—- ' ,lodav and tomorrow. is concl-rncd With South Norwalk, Ct.
’ chrman spies. along lln- borders of. 18. Mathias, Gunzy. 161 So. Main
”h xMexico. a hiridcn \virvlvss. and a des- street, SOUth Norwalk, Ct-
nmxmgct: .. , . , ’
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Special Sale of Bed Sheets
-and Pillow Cases
Bed sheets. $1.25, $1.50. $1.75.
.Pillow cases 350, 39c and 45c.
$17.8.
Crctones, a new assortment of pat-
terns, 28c. 30c, 350 and 45c.
Long cloth at 25c, 30c. 35c and 33¢
Nainsook batiste.
Cambrlc. Beach Cloth and voiles.
complete assortment. '
E. K. BANKS
under Mahackemo Hotel, Wen!
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WEATHER ron'EcAS'ii’ "
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
{Partly cloudy tonight and Tupsdzu:
warmer. fresh southwest. winds. A
'iionz ridge or high pics-surf! along: 11w?
,lliddlo and South Atlantic coal-ls is
producing plvasant weather with tour?
.‘pcratures below the normal in all cast:
Ecru districts from Maine to Florida.
i'l‘cmpcraturvs below zcro 'wcro rpm)”.
‘(‘d from Northern va Envrland. A
‘trough of low pressure cxtcndiu: from
chxas north eastward to Upper Michi-
"‘-"‘”a"" A- BradY's Spy picture, Pl‘l'lllllifi hwl' arc-”H‘s"€l(“‘i"“"‘““““' i" '40?ka South NorwalhiT—‘Hn is Causing considerable clmmy-
MC ” 1;... pm}. is iii-1‘ startling pmformlllll‘f‘ {mother and (111)“? a decided l‘ise in
“1916“ orders \\lwn. as l’~'.€.“~'_\' 31““‘1‘11-‘3 51’“ "mm" . . . . V — fl T gtf‘nnwraturo in the central districts.”
r picture to “The Whip" i'uI-l- in {also ‘\'l'll iH-r ()llll‘l' xvii. Louisl- I‘Hmr‘hv'um“ Mrs Bonnet-l Is a “.05.: Between ill“ ROCKY Mountains and the
Featuring appm-nnlly thins: ut' lonvsomvness— :1‘1‘S'mntifl :13? $1111}; if11‘r:::‘l: Mississippi tin Weather is pléasam
l“ Blackwell. grieving: im- ;. sluhl (ll hm- mothm- at .l d d d .' 2‘; t . “£8,“ t and the ten'lmbl‘alllres Slightly below
‘ \vluw- gm.- ill-guy has usurpml her phase an en ea\ol.. 0 me Y D“ normal.
I‘(ll)n.1‘1011t32'll LOVE. l'lflU' llt'l'SPlf in ”if" position of the ('l‘lal‘ac-1 - _
June Elvidue ______...____.__ lt’l"~\\’lll(‘ll results In a pvrfoct l‘Plldl-I WEATHER A YEAR AGO
~MW- AT PALACE THEATRE lllOll. ‘ < ; TODAY.
" — _, - .' TODAY AND TUESDAY ' ”—V“""“‘”“ i ______.__
"’ —— POI/TLTRY 8H0“, , 'l‘cmpcralurr-z High. 49: low.
_ 24. Snow.
[City llicws
. Caulitimvm: Ghlotlo's 1:; R. R. Ave.
; Phone.
‘ Man was rcad at St. Joseph‘s
church this morning at 7:30 for the
. lato- John F. Doyle of this city.
Patrolman John Roberts reported
- ' 7
.last evening that the water main at
‘the Corner of Cove avenue and Third
street was broken and so informed the
water dcparlmcnl.
Much diSsnlisfaction is expressed by
local shoppers because Norwalk has
Ibern left without regular freight ser.
vico bv watcr since about the first or
December.
Tho casn of George Kunz. of Ray—
.mond' street. who was arrestbd on
{Saturday on complaint of his mother-
’in-law. Mrs. Louis Simona, Niko alleg<
led he stole $80 from herL'wns before
_Judgc George H. Vosburgh in the City
[Court this morning and was continued
until tomorrow morning until the
young man cou‘d secure counsel. '
5 The members of the Catholic Club
lare perfecting arrangements [or one
of their famous dnnces at their club
:house on West avenue on “Wednesday
ovnning of this wéek. Svecis orches-
tra will furnish music for the dancing
and an attractive program of song and
istory will be presented during the
‘evcning. '
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l. Police Commissioner “'illiam J.
i Moore has issued further orders to the
57 05’me 1 police this morning that beginning. to—_
‘night Patrolman Reynolds and Milton
l. Lockwood swap beats. Reynolds
.38. Petty, Churles R.. (Candatowzt'wm come from the springwood section
;of the second district to the center
lwhlle Lockwood will leave the center
of the city and take Reynolds‘ old beat
around Springwood. ‘ ' '
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llior a. 81.00. Supply ‘18 small so get
‘one at once_ Dbnnelly’a 16 30. Main
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Now is the time and any
. cobbler’s shop the place to
f sole your shoes with
NGRWALK ,
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E. They kcep,thc. feet dry, are
i easy to walk on and will out-
wcar leather many times over.
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full 4
Washington street, South Not-walla I
«Get one of our Gen‘E’ral Pershing
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Our Only. Sale of the Season
" for Real Bargains
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It should be noted that should con-
solidation then seem advisable to the
undersigned the consent of the ma-
jority of the stockholders of each in-
stitution must be obtained irrespec-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick hopper and tive of the wishes or recommendations
.ir. and Mrs. “'llliam Ru er were h'.‘ , or any Board of Directors.
«nest: of \l~ and Mrs Kg ‘ Dr J a 3 Although stockholders in The Cen-
: ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ‘ “3““ a 0" tral Trust Company. we are acting
-°n BU‘IPI‘ slrf‘et. yesterday. 'merely as individuals; not in behalf
l. ‘of that institution.
' It seems to us that the standing
fand reputation of those who wish us
‘to serve them under their proxy
.1 lshould be of help to you in reaching
l A regular meeting of Old ““911 (‘om-‘a decision. Besides many individual
manderv g ’ wi . .t. stockholders, a number of Trustees,
'evening. gasuan!‘ I": held thTurda‘Land the Connecticut School Fund, they
' ' . ' 0V" 9 rue include according to our stock list the
(‘ompany in ‘Vllshlngton street Afler‘majorny of the Savings Banks in
the meetingr there will be supper sorv- Connecticut who are stockholdeus in
ed and all members are askcd ,0 be The Fairfleld Qounty National Bank.
present If you agree With them we shall 4 be
' »glad to act for you. upon receipt of
. gyour proxy. properly executed and re-
Lestcr l~‘, 'l‘ristram. son of Mr. and'lumed under cover of enclosed stamp-
Mrs William H. Tristram, who hasled enl'elope; Upon receipt 0f your
been stationed for several months atlproxy we Wm thereupon afiix proper
revenue stamps.
Camp Joseph Johnston, Jacksonville, very respectfully yours,
Florida, has been mustered out of the.
' A slated convocation of \Vashington
.Chaplcr. No. 24. It. A. M.. will be held
evening. When the Mark
Masters Degree will bv conferred.
0 tomorrow
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Ghioito's. Phong.
puppels.
JOHN M’MULLEN.
United States AM}. and last week ar-' M- N- MAYEHOFF'
rived at his home in South Nor-walk} P' W’ BROOKS'
He will rosulne his former position:
with the Cro’l'ut & Knapp Hat (‘0. !
mun nun IN A
null NEEDED
\VASHlNGTON, Jan. l3.—President
l Wilson has sent an urgent message to
l Senator Martin and Representative
Hulrey, chairman of the Congressional
her parents bocoming alarmed sought Appropriation Committees, asking
the police for aid. it was later report- them to present with all possible force
ed that she had returned home about 2 and urgency to Congrcsn the need for
8 o'clock last evening immediate favorable action on his re.
' ' l quest for an appropriation of $100,000,-
"'"—"""_’ : 000 for food relin in Europe.
A very pleasant partv was held 011‘ The president said European states-
Salurday evening at the home of NIL] men urged immediate and concerted
and Mrs. John Bruschwein. of Butler: action as a means
strcot. in honor of the double‘ birthdayi 2:): glizafmvivt; 3:: kuezri’z'tggdwhgifl
0‘ MYS’ Clinton Lepper and. Mr. 301m; European situation and to the solution
Bruschwoin. Dancing. music, #811195:l of‘peace, ' .
and stveral fine solos by Mrs. Thomas l 0 F G RMAN PRISON CAMPS
1 asdn ave leasant" UT 0 E ‘
"m" aided ”,9 mg Alt—rt; 01...... WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—-—Names or
33“} vendoyable .9." 11;. '~_ '_ ' 'lenlisted- men returned to France from
of the evening de‘m‘“ "4"“3” 'Jn‘s‘fiermm prison camps and hospitals
were served branching: and 1.351939. lwere announced by the War Depart—
‘ Ymerit today. as follows:
- , ... . l Herman H; Petwld, Florence. Moan;
WNWSM‘“ the 15th'.&to'301VicmriWilliam . D. Trusaell. Springfield.
Bum will resume his Interesmg lec' 11:138.: Frank-A. Whitney. Wayland,
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Stephen Kcrkes, of 39 Lowe Stl'Pei.§
reportcd to tho police last cvcninll}
that Anna \Vanda. aged 13. had be‘enl
missing from her home since 3 o'clocki
yesterday afternoon. The young‘ girl
had gone to the railroad station to
post a letter and had not returned and
tux-e recitals which he ls‘giving. at. his, Maxim Jamesl‘. Sheehan. Peabody,
' ' come. The. com- Mass.: Stuart. Kroll, “’hitinsville.
residencev 3‘ East 3v ' Mass; Lewis N. Meats. Ballardvale.
poser-s remaining to be Rooted of are . Mass; Harold Carlson, Rowen“.
Mendelssohn. Chapinr. _Wagner and Mass. , ,
Liszt. .31: alert has been lecturing 14 ,
with great. saucers at Columbia Unl- , , .
versity. the Brooklyn Institute of Arts '
and Sciences omthejeuton Symphony “
Orchestra. and at leading schools.
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DIRECTORS EXPLAIN
THEIR POSITION
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to the best interpsts of the community.
as a whole.
it may interest you to know that
with a population of about 27,000 Nor-
.walk has nine banking institutions. Al-
though the Directors’ letter admits the ;
,fact that the number of local banksi
.is excessive. still this conditions has;
'existed for many years without any
'favorable‘ consideration having been
given to the question of reducing the
number of banks through consolida-
tion which has been recognized as the.
.first step toward progressive banking'
.methods in any communitiz xi
2 '0 0 our see in ro es .
iS'It‘gitchi‘i‘aillase heen solicitegl llay cer— two spccmi household problems
taln stockholders 91' The Fairfield of winter. for in summer ventila-
County National Bank to buy the"! tion is cnsv and heating unneces-
‘stock in said bank, and we concluded . -
that before making any odors for 531')- _ . .
said stock we should know the exact file ulcal way of solvmg these
conditiotn “if the bank. T0 “1113:9th two problems is with a good
sou ht o» ave one or more rec ors _ - l
on fine Board that they might ap— warm a? furnace pgngerlysiftéor
pulse the value of “1d stock. This suclra nrnace is 111 t Wit t at
might lead to the purchase or such end to View. »Slamford furnaces
stock ‘5 h“ ”m “feted u” 0" 905’ have stood the test of time. have
all modern improvements. and
none are superior. '
STA M FR D
Heating and ventilating are the
hibly a. controlling interest in said
stock. as was done in the case of The
Central Trust Company..
Upon learning the condition of the
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The NORWALK TIRE
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of stemming the?
'A lantern comes in mighty hand:
on dark nights and early mornings to
tend the furnace or in the ham or
garage or wherever the flashlight
won’t quite fill the bill.
We have a. large stock of good so»
viceable lanterns in several sizes and
patterns. Also road lanterns with
rubyrear lights and born lantern!
with large reflectors.
LANTERNS ....... 490 to $2” .
Albert P. Gehcbc
lT'S HERE lF lT'S HOUSEWABE
25 Washington St. 30.. Nmflk.
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DEFDNITION OF CHIROPRAW‘IB
cause or the disease and the an 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is conned
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood, it.
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later lite in the different organs “a
limbs. ‘
. Chiropractors remove the cause a!
disease and pain. health is rector“
through barmonlalng the nerve u.-
tems in your body. Mahmud.
given special attention; also can.
ture of. the spine. You win amt r.
gret giving the Chit-03mm n Chane.
to help you. ' ~
Magnetic Treatments Given Al
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Wrist and Bracelet
Watches .
A Most Appropriate Gift For
Young and Old 1
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Brand’s Jewelry Stare
Washington St. South ”omit.
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47 Overcoats on Sale it
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