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(iii grgéory Boulevard, died
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' 1 lar weekly meen‘xg o . _
i wmiigg‘llkuxiliary‘ of Chri‘st Epésco
7 1-1 church will he held tomorro
nenWoman's Auxiliary of. Christ
h will meet tomorrow afternoon
fl '1 o'CIOCK with Mrs. 'Frnnk Clnrkh
venue.
a 47e93$r£erz of the East. Avenue
11 E Church Ladics’ Aid Fonety :vas
held this altenoon in th~ church. i eg.
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business was 1 Hook &
Members or the Mullln‘u'fff‘ ‘ 1dr l , ‘
udder company ewtinhxcf‘f" {‘..11 171.11“ l ~ ‘ - . 1 1*
t ham [1 l "t i .n I u ' I '.
33$h'ieé’3’cluaners 1 m1 1,1331. 1 For ’25 years this policy has been followed bat ad -, g
A good showing ugly 1:11.13”: 1‘11". ; 7 4 1 fl 1;; 1- 1 3
“mm “““m‘ ”Milli. > me ' ‘has created inc wealth (j; the Aim t;
‘ nrtment army on ,
Regimhools in the city. on x n as. :lnm
the schools in hie city. Hlll' was llOlll
Fitch school and iWo from the Mm;
Al 1 1: ,.\,1.. 0
Vin school. Two of nu. \ ...l_.
ere written by a ten year old
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cm: rlllvluacla or RENEWALS All mm mm 5
mums PAY ALL llxrs maximises.
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This is the safest and sanest investment you cm 1%.
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moonlight at 8 O'clock. ho formerly -
you anc" You
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_The East Norwalk Improvement 1 1 . V » , . ' 1' - i 1'
Association held its rogulm- meetina ; it is thesaiest and best place for your m ' Dining Room ' f
can at the home of
10.’ Reports of the recent minstrel'
show were given and showed very
r results. _A payment was made
‘ on the mortgage on Community Hall.
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yesterday aftem 1 . . . .
. Milt Ellwood. Cow: avenue. 1 .v - 1
3;; newogembm “71,1111 "1,11, 1 There is also me opportunity ofsellmg at a profit. .. Q .31 11.1111" "1,, a.“ m a“, , , A __ ,
plum made for a tea and (.a‘xd pally ' m m m. . _ l m Med. Rnldeal {'11 11W ‘
1 ‘at the residence ‘0’: 33:} 5"}; 3&1; -l , , . - don-1mm W in W _ d me; E“? Lmk palm; ‘1
mm street. Mamn A ‘ ~ { Lots leased 1n this way are better investments than mtBonds m! ”#m spmc‘ n‘g‘h EEK" C l
’ ‘ oral rote e. we 2 ,
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The will of the late hll‘s. Sarah J.
Ballard has been admitted to probate.
Stanley C. Whitney has had a. gym-
wium for the boys of the town (or
several months, and has now or-
ganized a. troop of Boy Scouts which
meets every Thursday night. These
:, ‘ will he an opportunity next Thursday
1‘1 for a few additional boys in join.
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or- savings accounts.
They do not fluctuate in value, bring larger returns,
the ground has always increased in value
and your income increases accordindy.
YOU ARE SECURED Ila. EVERY WAY
F or the first time, a‘ Supreme. Court Older has forced
on Auction Sale of Astor leased lots.
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$— ,
Make Your Living Room
Fear PaSsengcr
m h a very (1C1...Lf,...l“.l,
“mm 1 -um. ’31. or“. . '.
5" rant. H. C. Carter and Rev. G. E. ? r 0 0 i:
Richter attended the meeting 01' the “new are about 65 parcels Of this kll'KlIO bC‘SOld. C f tab! ' d Au . ,1' 1 g
.. Stamford Ministers' League. Monday, 1 ‘ ‘ , - 7 Chin’s SWing 0m 01‘ e an I'dL l\\ Q
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enamel”: lg“ 7718 first Opportunity the Public has had to take *1, 1 1 111 111113 f unnatural and you the utmost,
fir dinner at the rectory, mioyim: the ' . , ~ . A .7 7" 0 or m mm. 3 {int only very emfortalflp 1:: I of l
17 mm of Rev. E B. 1119111813 advantage of these wealth creafitgmnafinenb. pm. 1, my be used; in- M1 «in. manual-alumna“: U: i'
“ . shbners. . < 1 - c ' ‘ a . ~. . CO ;
'The W 110““ em seen 111 me . . 1 . . . - , farm-Ignaz. 138.75. W M h Wm or velour. $290. . ‘
Hippodrome crowded it on Sunday 81- To Okla“! a secure and IncreaSIDgr mean [a kit w m d ' r ‘ - , . - .fl 1
Tux-noon, when John McCormacK or '1 1 .1 1 .
Ills town and Mary Gal-den appeared buy at tile . , , 1 ' - 1 .1
”in concert. The great feature of the r ., ‘
occasio we the p es nt t' of sore". - - ‘ ’ 1 ' . . y {5-, 5;
badge 2! tlie Amelilcail _alnl:;1l0ll iii Court “Fun” 5:15; Ch“. '0 M W l . . . ‘ M E x 'l
"solid gold, to Mr. McCormack, in ap- Y T o a . ’ ' ° . _. . ‘ 1r,“
‘ . predation or his unremitting service “EN“ A S QR TRUST MATE ‘ A 1... . t ’ "
o O J. _c"
. . , ' ' “fifi‘if’l .7 ,:
during the war.
The popularity of the community 1 ‘ a
motion pictures at the Center scum} WHICH flififi SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, m0"? “YANG". .. > 1 Li
was demonstrated Monday night, - w Broadway & 45$ M '1 A- u- ‘ if fl .
1 when a mu house was in attendance, ‘ ' w :3
end a'tew were forced to stand. The 7” TUESDAY’ MARCH 9th, 1920 ' Gr En l d o
tron-am was a good one, beginn'n 0 m m on bond ”1" V m. M h. m ’ e m . ‘h .
1,1111 “A D” at the Zoo... showms‘: l P . mm for 3 you. nt 5%. ~ Gum and 11:: 0.. Y a ee wmg ,
'ldoynrlety 01 wild animals under " .sm.“ IdJW lYJD. Be I‘m . 1m
18001031031 garden. cbnditions. This ' q 22 V A J d m Suite er for Real .
V '3: followed by a travelogue to S . . .
,. - Ind this by the five reel feature. “gall! Jo Clarence DaVICS ' ' I , V comfort
1 was"; urwhich Marguerite Clark EM/ 149th s d _ I“ m on! ”All: m m m m I , this William 1
‘-’ were in an interesting story of l' V ‘ i ii; " ‘j _- t. an 3rd Avenue, or 32 Nassau 8t. :' m ‘ .d “If! ' rock
. M1410“ fife. introducing scenes ”Al-“3'- ‘ .- WINDOW. It has a lot of Ityle end class, not N in molly oomf'm‘oxtab' ”It“; 3‘
' iron 3 clr , ml ‘ ' , _ l‘e. - 1‘
m “we: honoring: i211: ' Joseph P- Day I“.- ” M 8*- i m We M at W-mmm mm wmgmm-m wamm >-
'w‘f’em 0f Virginia»? 8. novel of Civil ."' W - ~ ‘ _ ‘ W ll t. “h d mm C y' covend m
Zion”. and on March 20, “The sign ' ' O. - m and ‘m w i h I ‘ b‘MJ“ my. "3"
a Cross," with its inspiring story . i - - V i '
._ .1. Wm of 1,1,, ear-1, emu“ MORRIS E9" McVEIGH, no. 32% M .' - ' ..
V 0“. be shown. " ' . if ‘ - ‘ '
, "W some mysterious re'asons The ' Attorneys for Plaintiflh ‘ w“ An evme I umltur ' O
Went Company Beanie to,hnve 4” i I V e .
'7'“de th tam: ' ’ . “7""- ' — 4' “'" "" '
Norwalk 1m: $3 3‘33; c2: but itncrenses of assessments on real f$fil¥ztzr§dotptgsgfstyfi :01: $2623; Rot, to lathe vaudeville prom 03- 1 H (11, . W 7. 1 1 {7
in. mm carrying advertise- as a e a few months “0’ were up in bring everyone" who sees them once mu" Mam‘am :9”? i I» i I 1 T S w m 332. H ‘7 .0:
m.n.‘m‘ w M 'uv V ‘ N......\
V , Monday, against this latest 3 t.
neat: of Bridgeport merchants. Th arms 0 back for a second opportuni to enjo
m ”rim considerable "finial: They claim that coal and wood is their performance. Glnnneliyand Mac: fort in this W“ “a on “um Po “SNOW '8 ‘0 ‘t 0008 m the
uniting the sleep grades he.- being delivered to buildings wmnn a singem and dancers mime are 85 m» - .. ““0““‘mm‘ m m °' “9 m" M‘Im'k'
m The ear leavin th 3 ea- Stone’s throw of the school every day above the average vaudeville vocalists m Wife and on Fridny ‘34 3““ m shows 0f vaudeville and pistol-es ‘
1A A 1 g e —Eamford and that the authorities . 0!. 5a. and terpischorean artists that it am ‘8’. mm" Bar. “3 “The W of Am' My "“1 Friday ht 2215 and 7 and
M_ 1 Han. yesterday. at 4:30 p. m" that the tram can“ y almost a shame to say “singers and linen, omnu Castle little need be We: only at s and me. ~
Wm than an hour to make 1» c.°°ndm°n3 held “D the dancers" in connection with their-non “m" “in ‘ We“ known I“? uni she's at the not! hemmvmurdnyl.
' "am to Dorian reaching here about “at ,The Darren side folk Claim that Don Aheam is a monolozist.’ TD.” in th “The Min-W1“. M“ ' 2 A
on. Three tiin , the school has never been given prop. what the Palace says for Dan and he “1039 0f 391' Wt PM 01 the PALM: an. “mm
, es it tried to climb will do the rest. Callahan and 3mg. mmmuwu . _.__
er attention 1) th « r
y 8 School authorities. comm are that and We BIO-m gm {‘1’}. mod that“ Bill! h" mun" “m w, 1..“ PT...
- Meghan-mayhem new line of Blouses, trim-
mad with embroidery. , W ad hm“ lug.
Baht-ad L.- M" in shades to match these
N on! side of Noroton Hill and .
‘ time it was neceesa ' ”“ hnv an original menu otmirth. "nine 60-0 10“ We WI" 5091““ Med *
the 11111 again as iii- tisbifikl PALACE vAUDEVlLLa . on?” “my, conle direct from n E, mmmmotorampu-lfiud; ‘ " dmwgw ‘ m
e Keith's Palace Theatre in New York not new schedule was 'uroc, . 7 . ~ - ......
’ wwwm‘mw “m mm-‘a'n'mmmww mnmomurmunmpn »
' weed avenue switch to make a Mame-m W ' end ml“
, . - Ont of Mn Th and in one instance, The Four Buds. 1 "rem mam
. start and gather sufficient momen Get-Great Bill 0‘ Specialities six“ have played sevmlsuccessive Wee“- 'W‘ mm a he? Mm“ R m. a I
m u.‘b°"u.mgsbemg mum-mics
‘ I'm lino ‘3 P3 mamas, evenln“ gs. "“
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"A train on the New Canaan Branch
m left New Canaan at 10:17 a. BL:
flouny, killed a young deer on the
M Just north of the Talmadge Hill
m _'l‘he deer evidently jumped
lence, which bounds the track on,
éide and, when it saw the ap-
train. We confused. '
tun mm ago a train Rizal-a
lnahont the same phonon,
no territory ls beginning ‘26 so,
m the Dorian nuthori-_
W,” m'm»W
" 'H l9 carry it over the crown of the I L3“ Three [Jaye—“From Quaker
Town To Broadway" Is a show York at 9' dollar and n ‘m
1 . By use" \ ' 7
‘Guaranteed the biggest vaudeville
bill that was ever offered anywhere at‘ CC V 7 i
any price and money refunded if any m a "
patron doesn't admit the claim" is the
announcement of the Palace Theatre - 01"]
management in giving out the pro-‘- ‘ y ‘ '
gram my the loot three'days of the! - , ’7
week... From the looks of the bill and? Slun Deep ' ‘
what in known at the nctsthat are " 7 M
hooked. thou-alum more dinner at the‘ " ' 0 '
mm being united or money be
iota-Med than of William Jennings
Bryn’being elected next vice presto-l
is-n'veauh or Wind if? not i '
1m “cm”. The
mine».
The shows have been attend: in Na!
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mm m- _ m
.m,” ahoodoo 'entnf‘the Unwm fi‘dom't "
, _‘ 1 spot for wild lneednny glides! Base to magnet-i . ‘ entire
1 , .19“, that 'Won t the V ,:_
. 31% district school on the Da- hearty; h'l'gkm‘s “Mann.- 3 ~ " .
at. Springdale was closed harm To Broadwny'ialoneihere 3 1 V v 1,1”,W.w¢r.usnh:o&85-
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