,j When ' of Coal it is
seldom we tire for we have the
it” that will gladden your
' life. We've talked on this line
silica the days of our youth
Id most of the time we've
”Home to the truth. We
31% ads this way and give
an: ‘a jingle to herald our
"soul to the married or single.
,I'this prosy at best and we
client '1; but right our words
“bold sound cheery and
nfie less true if they tap
r onthe ear with the cadence of
music, which we all like to
hear-and: what better music
when cold is acute than the
jingle of coal as it runs down
the chute?
Every House
without a. hardwood flour can be increwed in value by re‘
laying with Oak Flooring. .- . .._... .aus
EVERY HOUSE OWNER
can better all‘ord hardwood flooring than carpetsécosts less
in the beginning and lasts‘as long as the house.
EVERY wouAN
wants hardwood floors, they mean less workA—less dirt.
. and greatly improve .the appearance of any room.
Back of currecommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
The Halch E: Bailey Co.
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR THE WINTER
$5.00 per month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR TIRES
4
. A Friend at {he Window
: A good mildew Thermometer en-
“ you to dress in accordance with
he‘tanpeature. Adds to your com-
«(all the day long. Prevents colds
_ II
‘When you want to know the tem-
pqature you went exact, not approxi-
mafiknowledge ; therefore
‘ASK FOR THE WATERTOWN name's.
k
until further notice.
‘84 WASHINGTON L' .
file New Year
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' Promises .
Goo‘d Workers
.- PrOSperily
. mill, BUSINESS
1 ' course
,I Was Jan. 2,8:30 a.m.
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.Tgis store will close Satur-
m evening at 9 =30 o’clock;
imbert D. Morgan.
1360 —’TEL’EPHONES —— 2011
Vaast Bros. Garage
,
Schultze’s Wednesday:
Specials
FLANK STEAK ............... , ................. 26c lb
SHOULDER STEAK ........... _ ................. 26c lb
SIRLOIN STEAK ................. , ....... . , 38c lb.
RUMP CORNED BEEF ...................... 26c—28c lb.
DON'T MISS THE NORWALK POULTRY SHOW. AS-
- SEMBLY HALL JAN. 16, 17, 18.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
$1.50 $1.50
Bag FLOUR Bag
GOLD MEDAL OR JONES' SUPERLATIVE
‘, 3 lbs. Granulated Sugar for ....................... 29a
3 No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl‘ee, lb. 30c
; Campbell's Soups, all kinds, can ..................... 100
{ Kellogg's or Post Toasties, pkg. ........ .......... 11c
; Baker’s or Huyler's Cocoa, per can . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . 190
i 3pkgs.M.T.FineDessertfor ..... 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser, per can . ........ 8:
‘ California Fancy Creamery Butter, lb. ..... . . . . . . . ..... 77c
' Ever Ready Buckwheat, pkg. . . . . . . . . . . ............... 17c
2 1-2 1b. Jar Pure Apple Butter ....................... 500
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Popular
Prices.
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
Phone 1405.
S3 and 95 Washimrton St.
5 As GOOD AS NEW
Thazl' the way we make that
worn old tire of yours. Our
\zllvnnizcrs do wonders with
“urn shoes and inner tubes.
Doubles. often trebles. the life
of your tires. Isn't it more
economical to pay us for good
vulcuniiing than to buy new
llx-I'sé-nsllecially' new when the
cost of new tires mounts daily?
2)
TELEPHONE 533.:
8home here in ‘McKi key street.
..Full line in best heavy Beef,':.l,
norm MAIN STREET
_:’
" Miss Marion G. Coates has returned
., er duties as a senior at the New
School of Gymnastics at New 'l
"after spending the holidays at
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Continued from First Page
institutions for the care‘ of children,
aged persons. and mental diseases 'reaz
ceive financial aid from the State'
treasury. The net expenditures by.
the State for the maintenance and sutf
pervislon of these institutions and of}
certain other allied agencies in the;
fiscal year of 1917 was 32.003.099.474
‘ and in 1918 was $2,410,129.62 being the 3
first time in the history of the State;
that the annual expenditure for this.
purpose has exceeded the two million'
dollar mark. The State has also ex-
890.65 in 1918.
Expenditures Increase
The increase in
maintenance and supervision have oc-
curred in almost all of the institutions
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by the greacadvancc in the costs ol"
supplies and labor than by any onus-l
ual increase in the number of inmates.
V‘Vhile an after—war readjustment. or
economic conditions will no dOubtl
bring about gradually a scale of low-
er costs in the maintenance of the!
institutions under consideration. the!
report states that there is, never-the;
less, reason to expect a continued in. i
crease in the cost to the State and tol
'the communities along with a normal;
-increase in population and the (level-l
opment of existing and proposed agen-j
, cies for these purposes. ’
l In all of the institutions un
; pervision by the board. the two war,
' years have brought serious difficulties. I
; The action of last Legislature in sus-l
”lending per capita. allowances for the
’ llions. has demonstrated its wisdom, as
‘under the direction of tho board of.
control the State's wards llavobecn
. as well cared for as the circumstances
3 would permit; The social work of the
* Slate has marked time for two years.
valid the cncrgy of officials and the lib- .
crality of the Legislaturc will be he;
ccssm-y. to make up for what has been
lost.
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Prisoners in Farm Work . é ' I
In connection with the Slate prison:
mention is made of the commissionl
lhzit was appointed in accordance with
Ian act of llle General Assembly of?
1917 to purchasc a new location for1
the prison and lo sol-un- plans for
buildings. Attention is again called.
particularly from the standpoint of
prison licullh and morale. lo lhc 'llr—
gent nccd of moving into more Milli]-
. blc buildings in a bcllcl‘ Im-nlion. Tlll'
.most striking feature in Illc ('UIllll_\'
jails has been lhc markvd dcci'casc in
lhcir population in thc fiscal )‘t’fll
1918. When the number of inmnlcs
pl'cscnt. 882. on Scpt. 30. was lhv lou—
cs! reported on any similar datc Slnt'i‘
1904. The employment of prisoners in
farm work and other forms of labor:
outside the jails. which has been in
rroduced in Hartford. Now Haven and
Fairficld counties. is commended. and
lncntion is made of the farm property
in Newlnglon purchased for the use
of the llurll'm-d county jail and of
plans for a jail farm in New Hmvn
county.
Trade Schools a Success ‘
The new tradl- schools at llll‘ Cull"
nvclicut lcformulpry. (.‘lu‘shirc. '
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ccive favorable noticc and a gratifying
increase in 1918 in the rcccipls lrom
the labor of llllllllll's is recorded. The
opening of tho Sllxlc Farm for \Vomen
in the town of Eusl Lynn- is noted.
and rccommcndnlionis madl- lllzll llli';
coming Legislature gram zulcqunlc ap-!
propriations to provide it with suitzlblcl
accommodations and equipment In dc-l
velop the important work begun lllclcf
.The marked increase in jllVPlllll' dew
linqucncy. noted in this country and:
abroad during the war years. is rc-
:lcctcd in the records of the (Tonnl-uti—f
cul School for Boys in Moridcn and;
31110 Industrial School for Girls at Mid- -
idletown. in regard to the School for'
' Boys, it is recommended that. in placo
;of thc present basis of weekly pcr cap-'
l its support by the State. the State pay
{all necessary costs of maintenance
from the labor of the boys. Many in-
lhc new superintendent took charge
Out-door lifc and farm work for the
farmer.
Need of State Hospitals
In connection with the two Stale
hospitals for the insane at Middle-
ment of newly committed patients be
established at each institution. and'
also that sanatorium buildings bc addc.
ed for the cure of tubercular patients.l
cw...“ m SALE, NORWALKSUPPLYSHOP
“mam :- ........ Q: 32:; 2.9 Wall 5... Norwalk
W'Sparerih . ..... 26c; .- _ ,
W mag-3 ‘ ‘_ _. .' :23: '1 gr)“. S. :f ‘>. :5" 175—: :27 \‘l‘. :(Oe‘: 75‘ ~Of": 10:- “(/A
corned Pigs: Feet .- ........ 10c 1" Extra Th'S week Q
, .BVM'Wr 3m°k°d Ham and 1 ii HOME-MADE SAUSAGE .................... ’5 ...... 2 50 lb. Q
‘ mum Eggs ,,._:,_,,'90., Lil. SIRLOIN AND PORTERI-IOUSE STEAK ........... 310 lb.
W" f‘Prin t Butter .~ ......... 75c .ll . 31‘.
- mum White Rose; ROUND STEAK .. ....... ........... 3001b. V
' m cm; “00‘“- ;‘,I’: SHOULDER STEAK ...... ..................... 250 lb.
I ._ q .1 _
.3lbs.Sauer rant ...... .5c§/ RIBROAST .............. 26c1b up 6
. .1; FRANKFURTERS . ....... . ........ . 25c lb. Q
B Charnok 3; BOLOGNA on PRESSED HAM . . . .. ............ 250 lb. '
' . CHOPPEDMEAT............................ ..... 23cm."
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JOHN B. RISKO
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE
CASH ONLY
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Nollrders
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No Deliveries-
-l Mmlslil-ld and lllerc ‘are 300 more
Slolhcr institutions who ought to be
.H
. ; homes
In Spite of the serious shortage of al-f
lcndanls at the Middlelown hospital;
due to war conditions". the rreportg
states that the general work of the ln-l
stitution has been kept up 10 an ex-
cellent standard. As no additional ac-
commodations have been consU‘uCled
theVState hospitals under appropria-
tions from the Legislatures of 1915
and 1917. it, is evident that the Gen-
cral'Asscmbly of 1919 must giant lib-l
oral sums for the purpose if the'build-f
in; program is to keep pace with the.
needs of Ibis steadily incueasing‘
KYOUD- The report notes the consolida-I
tion of thc Lakevillc School for the
People-Minded with ‘lhe Colony for
Epileplics at Mansfield under the. title
' of the Mansfield Stale Training School-
:uld Hospital. About 300 persons are
on the waiting list for admission at
in
Elrensl‘erred there. Accommodations
linust be provided as soon as practicu-
llllc at Mansfield for a thousand in-
;mnlcs. . . 3
Child-Welfare Work
The report describes the Work 0!
:llll‘ childm’elfare department of the
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1 State board which consists of the sn-
9* pervisors appointed to place in fami
.1
. ' homes.
ly
and to supervise thereafter
children from the county .temporary
The, number of supervisors
l (three) allowed by act’of the general.
. lassembly of 1917. is wholly inadequate"
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pended for land. buildings and equip-i ‘ ‘
ment in connection with these lrlsriur .
nous. $188,881.88 in 1917. and $574.3; All Of the Ladles’ Coats
expenditures [on .
and are said to have been Caused more i '
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» - . ' . hat the placing-out. of;
erlod of the war an] ‘n )uliin" ”uplecommended ‘ ,
lfl'cdit of the State bellihd‘the limomfichfldren mm the county lemporary, (Continued from First Page).
' homes to the county institutions bc'
' 205 children
. suilubll- curc for llll'lll and for filo dc-
, llo_-l‘oclives is
l . . ' Justice
slcss 'nv rec l ls a v enroll . . . .
‘1' e p lh t ma, be d “'ol‘k oi howling atch' his arrest
n v l‘ . . .' ' .
“gh$l°?3r“£‘irff";€ \éllddlllleldsgughft‘ extortion as the same person who had
‘ *' b ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ some communication with Count ‘von
m 191‘ including the development 0f sador and chief of the German propa-
. .. ., . , ganda work in this country.
"HIS undu the d" ectlon of a “omen 1291 was th-c mun captured in his “'3“
town and at. I\orw1ch,recommendatlon Bernstorff although von lgel claimed
is made that a psychopathic or reccp- .. . . .
. . . ‘ . . . they were Important papers cum-d by
non hospital {or the spccmlized tiedt- my German government.
MILITARY WEDDING
mem headquarters. Camp Upton. L. 1..
5 honorably diachargcd.
‘f~l'1 “‘3
Hr.
Tristram
- ”EVERY (1ng IS TURNED _
Toward Our January Sale
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All of the Fur Muffs and Scarfs
_ All of the Stylish Suits
i All of the All-Wool Serge Dresses
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W un-v-n “WW'W"’ ...,,
MARKED
a,—
WAY
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AppOint Yourself a Board of Investigation and Act Quickly l
ll. llrieger Co.
[3 accomplish the 'I‘esults‘dcsired and g CORPOR AL LYNCH l
recommendation is made that tllls' BACK HOME SAFE‘
, OVERCOATS
, For Men. Youths and Boys
number be increased to 10. l
1 At. Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
.,_._-_._, ....._,--.._...,-‘..A _. ._._-_._._- . W..... “-4 - _ “A...
It is also
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subject to approval by the State board : _, , , , ,_ _ . J. .
of charities. The director‘s report. of; 1:115 lmd ,3)“me ‘12:“; "“;1r'i"'i, 11"“:
the child—welfare department. aooom"fsee)hiihwng;rirll 0 .ay ‘9 0’ '3 ‘ ( ‘(
mums thc boaii‘lllgpglmgatt all]: 2:35 The many friends of Corporal
homes and 104 lmnsl‘crrcd from one l‘ggc‘hlrfatshbegggagtS‘defymfifglfi‘ 3;“,
family to another in the fiscal year ‘r, , ‘ . ' ' . ’
1918. The number of children. 845. ,Maggy];31.361221329135336“ by Mrs
committed to the county homes during i J “'ilhall 411319 and Gertrude Shel:-
thc bicnnial' llcl'iod under review “ill-an The, sin ing was-v rendel‘ekd byl
Isl-cor than lllo number so committed 5V" l. B ‘ g Fdward Sheen-m l
in llil- prm-cdinc lwo vcurs. no doubtl lo a enjamin, ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ "
in purl lo the ‘hrvukihg up of fami- ‘Jack lice and Mildred Lee. - .
lies calla-tell by war conditions A care-5 Atlel‘ a pleasant evening 0f ldamlmg ‘
- ~ ", ‘. 5‘ ’ .- -'..‘v*: ;‘
lul examination of 100 children in the 1m singing-Suppl} “as will If: m: 1“
\‘cw ll'ln-n County Home showed that h‘mdb galllcled around an lhlf‘llcd to l
1' ~' .31 will of tho llulnblxr “-9”, die- . some of the things Corporal Lynch - H.»\Rl.FZ'l‘O.\7. Pm. ll
"" p ' ‘ ‘ :llad gone through. {Kennedy and Thomas (Emu-lull, “in.
THAMP WORKED AS NURSE.
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.lzln. ‘l-t'lln.
' lincllv l'cchlc-mindud. As the some .
~. 1 Ano" hos 'eotp r: = .. . . ...,.w .~
proportion of lhcm meet all reasonable; M‘r {if}; Mr: D11; ssl‘imihgne Mr and? farmers living m a lonely .4 um.- . l
ruqulrcmenls m mailers of conifor‘l.:_\11_sl ‘.\_ Ilcnjamall, Mr. and Mrs- 3.1"P‘ostcr Township, bctww-n llllw‘lmn.
““"”"‘““*~" “““ “0"“ “m": 0‘1“” ‘ Shay. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. William. and White Haws, rcporlcd m on n-
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:1.?::‘1x:.'11.1.1;“:llififré‘vmgcéieg“;“I:v Mrs. A- llenjiman, M11 and MW- 31-: lhorilics that they and their {admin »
* ', ‘ , " “ , ':.\lul 'ov. Mrs. .. ' ' . l ' s . . .. v.
(-vsslul m Swurm: muclnicoded int-.vale' “re \1 I enligx‘l'ffim‘rt'fipr‘; lundoublcdly ball hmn «Avon . hm
‘ l _ . i . . . n .. A . - . i.
.|)l‘0\l’lll('lll.\'. l‘l‘crlllvnlly Him-o. urc . Ruth lichoev Mildred. Shephan' miss, I death through lllllUl-‘llZ'tl by me luv.- ,_.
il‘illl‘ldm'flll”ilhll‘ysl‘wlhdl‘ll lfiilfflxrffi] ‘ ll‘l‘llP‘Shochan. Miss Gertrude Shel-N :lppem'a-ncc of an unidentified ll'auu» all
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’llnn. Miss \‘lolu Banjiman, Edwm'dimoir homc's when every mv-‘lllll‘: cl“
l‘oclious dismisv whom the general hos-
. . . .. . ‘Shccll'ul “D 'c " ‘ H mu?
plluls ulll nol rcccn'o. lo provulc ' ’ 5m” r bhl.lhan..lollnl ‘
l . ' 'i .' ‘ -\‘.'ll “Rh '3‘-
I.ll'.. :md Sit. and Harold Lynch, brmh-- both f'm‘h' " “ H “‘ .
icr ol’ (‘m‘pol'al Lynch. 3 91412119. ‘
V . l V .. , -‘ , v ‘ " :_ ‘- .v l'Vl ') .3:
lain ‘no :Ilnlshousv. lhc oonrd rccnnp- l ”19 hump _|)ll \v in Hill til i- l“ l
mends the cstablishmcm of a Stale; THREE TRANSPORTS SAlL. .l‘rom a Jersey Central frclght 1.3111
farm and hospital. The cost lo the? “’ASHINGTON. .llln. ll,»~'l‘lu» lmnfiand callcd a1 11w. (‘zlmplwll plan)
‘ '- - . - - ‘ . y ,‘ . . : -
zines ind gm“; 1m“ lhlAMfl nf‘or ”ll; sport‘s, Rophalnbpau‘ Lapland uml’. something to cal. only to dis-cove) hm
‘ a p 3 )0 ( S :‘n' ' . . . u .
lppor n r n n ‘ l c ‘ (‘rellc havc sailed from Franc.) lol-'-.‘nllrc houscllold cl‘llll'ally 1:1 111 Nd.
morn- lllnn $l_ooll,oml‘ .
ouch year. ; New York with 150 ufliccl's and 4.20" loin: to the next lmusc. he found w“?
The repnn is signed by members and 'lnen. . ilar conditions. and then decided in :M
the secretary of the ’uourdtas follows: ; 5‘ as ‘1,“ ”00d Sumarilan. “”0 "up”!
llr. hldlw'lrr A. Down. [\l'c‘aldolll. Hana . _, .
clcvcn of the patients back to be; 1.1.
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pendent poor from towns that main,-
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ford; Mrs. M .II. C. Milclwll. Norwich: C_UT THIS O'u'. 1'. 18 \‘VCRTH .
Mrs. M. A. “'isc. Hartford; Justin 13.; MONEY looked after lhc fires, did the cookout
3%“1‘13"Jli‘hz'fifl‘xht'?"I'mel‘“Ml“ “(m-l miss this. (:m m“ ”“5 and atlcndl-d to the stock until lbs-null-
‘ ‘ .( . ( . ‘ . ‘. ” ' 5" ' ‘Sll 1 l (-1 so - ' -. . . ~ - bell and Kcmlcdy “cl'c able to loot- :.‘<
velar). \\ nlcibuly. I. In 0 _. All]: or .lllll ll..lll ll lo
-——._. _..___ ,Foloy 4(- u,,.' 333;, $1“.de Ave" lcr lhc work lhcmsclVl-S.
EXTORTING CASE j(‘hica;o. lll.. writing your hum!- and The tramp made l'ru-qunpl llipv lo
IHHZeIlon and While HRVI‘I‘) to Jay
DISCLOSES TWO ”Mfr-‘5 l'lcmly. You “ill uépi‘u- in
food and medicine, and always rclm u-
‘ ‘ ‘rvlul‘n a trial package (-onltlinin‘.
BOl‘IB PLOTTLRbil’oley's lloncl’ and Tzir Compound. lol' ed “'i‘h ”"3 clmngc. 9‘9"!“ ”“3"-
(Continued from Page One) coughs. colds and croup; Foley Kid- amounts that be I‘clzlincd lo quench
lney Pills. for pain“ in smps and back; 'his thirst on the way. 'l‘llv.q :lllnwm ...,
Lollcrs found in Illl’ possussion (ll.‘]‘)0‘lmati51n‘ l'flCkflCll". kldllt’l‘ and was willingly granted.
“'oll' von Incl. onlxol' lhc inlcrncd :bluddcr ailments: and Foley (".allmrlic - - .fl
lcl'mans at Fort ()glclllorpc. 13:1,. luv-:Tablcts. II wholesome and thoroughly
Ham '0 have shou‘n‘lllc desperate char- :clcnnsin: cathartic. 'l‘or conslipnllml.
amcr of lll(‘ men lll\’Ol\‘\:(l and Agent 3 . _ . . 7 _' .
Charles H. Lane of the Department of b"‘°‘15n""l headache. and ““33”“
immcdiatcly recognized Illegbou‘cls. Stillsond‘owel’Corpnrulion.
in 3
Bridgeport on the charge of atlcmpled i .
For This Week
,Oatmeal in the bulk,
3'lhs. 263g:
Fairbank’s Laundry .
llernslorfl' when tho latter was ambas
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Lenses [Duplicated
‘(NO Testing of Eyes! No Guess
Wolf vOn
'sn-eot office by Department of Jusfi Work) . ,
lice agents and the important papers 5 : ,
found in the safe at the time were ALL YEGLA” AND SPECV soap ' ' ' 6 bars for 2’0
never claimed by Ambassador yon? TACLE REPAIRS Epicure JQllV Powder,
ANY LENS DUPLICATED ,
FRAMES. MOUNTINGS, GOG-E
; GLES, GASES, bHAINS, ETC.
{Prescriptions For Glasses Care-
FOR MISS ROODNER« fully Filled
assorted flavors 8c pkr.
Economy Matches, ‘
6 boxes 2wa
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L A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
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unlil a few weeks since, when he was
iExpert Watchmaker, Jeweler and '
‘l Optician
Mr. Roll) is a very successful mend; (Over 15 Years' Experience) l
lecturer of New York City. and is an. I
sex—sergeant of the United States Ar-= C 1 B d
my. having been stationed at canton-l har es ran
‘ WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.~
Having visited this city frequently.l - ‘-
lie is well and favorably known among _ l
a large c‘rcle of friends. ‘ l
Miss Diana. sister of the bride. was ‘; .._._- _‘—.
maid of honor. Lieutenant Manny l P
Ruth. of Texas. was best man. '1‘th
bridesmaids consisted of the' Misses.
Betty and Gertrude Roth, sisters of‘
the groom and Anna Hellar, all of
New York City. l.
The ushers were Lieutenant Sidney}
L'nglcr. formerly of Camp Hancock,‘
Gd. Chief Petty Officer Jack Roth, U.
‘S N. R. R. m" lielllam Bay and lrvingé
Grossman, of Brooklyn. Miss Judith;
Weinstein and Jeanette Roth acted as l
flower girls. The many guests w'erel
from New York, Brooklyn. Georgian;
Texas, Ellenville. N. Y., and this oily;
Mr. and Mrs. Roth have left for an,
extended. honeymoon trip to various‘
points of‘inteuest and will be home all
their New York residence after Feb-l
ruary 1st. "
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro
tested? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in or:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as maladies oi .
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
The City National Bank
South ‘Ilorwolk. Donn.
.
-—Sentlnel Want Avis
Ase Winneu.
Norwalk Chronicler