Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 30, 1920 · page 3

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m in accomplished, All members of

refit of the form of memorial to the

oung men of East Nor—
eld in the motorboat
thight, and proved to be

 

. .115 as planned
doabout 10:30 o’.clo_ck
‘ .o——-—-

Chichestei, of Winfield street
with her brother fm a short
“this, having come here a few days

geles where she is being starred in
Gfidmyn pxoductions. Miss Chiches-
fer is :1 Norwalk girl and some time
ago made her first appearance in pic-
lures in ioles of any prominence, haw-i
mg been used as an ewtra for some
. than

Tahoe Frederick, In

and a return or a

l Sedgvvviek avenue, have agichadson of ‘giil’ 5 parents.

_5 New York

4 .

gBernard, of Ne w Ymk city.
has been enter

#1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DcCourcy

for aweek, M13. W R ,
Richelieu, Kan. “W

 

occupying M15. Noxon 5
Post road, this sum
a. hunting hip in Canada.

 

the Stamford Rolling Mills C0,,

(611- -day vacation, which h

3 out of town.

m Entity Chicheswr sister ”f AL have been touring the
is ing the past two weeks,

ago tom the film colony at Les An-‘

Her latest pictme is "The “'10- fixeek al' the firemen‘s c
11138 in Room 13.” which stms Miss .evening Dancing was en
thin picture young people and

 

DI‘ and Mrs.

last evening

.——-—-—‘

Edward Hindiey and Andrew Taylor;

and families retarne
an auto trip 1.0 Albany
port excellent roa
very enjoyable.

the
There was arniv a1,

fl Chichester who is hailed as the .well pamomed.

neirest film beauty, co stars with Miss i
Fredeiick. Other well-known stargs

with whom Miss Chichester has no of Dr.
peered are Miss Dorothy Gish m sev- Flushing.
'ten of Nyanok.
at her home in
been visiting JMR‘S.

oral productions

ROWA YTON i
I

Miss Franc-es Scofield of McKinley
street, is spending the week with her
sister Mrs R J Robins, of No 1911119
street South No rwalk €

 

 

 

Arthur Somers .Roche of Tokeneke
has a story in the current nflmber at
Hearst’s Magazine. The (3091110110an 1
has a pictuxe of Mr. and Mrs. Roche:
and their two children.

 

ml opportunity may be given lanai:
people in the very near future to hear;
Miss Lydia. Vosburgh, who is scoring}
a tremendous success throughout NEW?
York, and this state with her excels!
lent voice, sing in this city in the?
near fixturemiiss Vosbur‘gh, who is a
local girl, has many friends in this

city who are animals; awaiting for 4

this opportunity.
‘ 1|
ton

chub! Through the Kindness of. Mr.
and-:Mrs John- Sherman Eloyt part of

' Cream will also the on sale:
close of the entertainment '

 

T village who wié‘fi‘td join the "clr- I
ey will be most Welcome .2195 the
organ- the membership the more work

role are requested to make it a
11:0 attend, if possible.

....

' c has been some delay upon the

 

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aret MacLeod, daughterlreduced by one-half wth further to 2
Miss afigrglrs. Johnson WIacLeorl aficeipts stopped by his agreement with ‘ 7
N Y., and Erskine Van Hen-line authorities to accept no more '

who will lilo muted

 

 

 

sem‘ 'ce‘

Wetryo‘m‘besthmtopat
ourselves in the place of the de-
mmwhokattheaer-
vice we render rm lib—=0:

her—point of view. To be
hag to high ideals which help

blindness men.
We: the character 101‘

 

'Wammmwem‘fi

Gen
John :D .Rohrback 11d family, of
data‘ Gateere efitertaining £1533.ka £10111: H Selleck, in the Town coma-1 _

Mrs ckle 'fense
’L TmceGeorge Roberts 1ligafln.i§g'e heill‘aance it? making nnnrcpér advances‘
mother ’and sister, of New York city
oper lived with a family in the double
their guest {1101186 adjoining the apartment at the

 
 

~ 0 at
George T Otte and fa§;%e“§n the her father

mer hays left [01

1
Charles Fisher of the office lorcle1 :3 g

ton. aft‘
turned to his home, in 33910 e spent

H D Hanson, who frightened investors in principal with- ,

Berkshires due
1 eturned home

N. Y. They re- mated by his manager,

11d their trip was Mali .
ds a , twice as much money fight here‘

crowd of the no need of anyone being nervous".
largest last she added ’
joyed by 'the’ I
the booths Weae that his liabilities were about 331000,-

Flushing, Oct: 27, have counts is completed .
Roderick Mar-e The run of frightened investors to '

 

a , E .31 ,
1 stone," on the Old King's Highway

Noroton. They left for their homes4

Mine Mainland was one o

" today.
A tamer George‘fimrd ywce‘ “r Ellen‘s bridesmaides when sh
,, gaggle”? h ”a .bought a 136113eras married at St. Luke's Church N

1 roton, a year ago last November.

Dominica Spaynoh was before .111ng

last night charged with a serious of
He was amested by Office

110 mu! Della 811mm who resides nee

Spring Groye cemetery. The prison

 

 

we answer BY 11113 1111111011.
» ‘ mentors mm (1111.

AGE OF-PROF-
or Usmnss 110111111: 13

 

 

When the girl was
.‘aione in the house Spanynoh, only pa
liaily attired appeared before the an
e who in turn reported the matter to ,
The min {followed and ,

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

the judge fined the man 310 and costs.

iaUsH T0 POLZI 1- »
HAS eEAsnn

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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the fifty per cent profit in forty~flve :7
days, as they were returning to 1

out interest on notes surrendered _.

 
 
 

 
 
 

norrm'mn Smafi‘layraonedénnJlr

W . 1(c
gXTIi‘r 4 r M. om "”‘EAMned Loaf .1s3c

 

 

 

 

Miss Lucy.

at $1, 500 “000 "And we have

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Boston as Mr. Ponzl owes, so there is;

 

Fonz! a few days ago announcedi

000, Indicating that Who participa-
tion in his schemes already has Teen €

 
 
 
 

 

female ml incestidafion of this no "

 
 

cover, Miss Mali said. meant more
vmoney in the already bulging gent-Reta
of Ponzl as unmatured notes were *
maid only on the basis of the actual ‘
:in‘reelmem. '
”Their money has been working for
1113 all this time” she said “and Mr. ,
’Ponzi now can keep the fifty per cent.
profits which} would have gone to
these moms. You will realke what

a.

 

#3580 £190."

._ althogith Federal, state. and“ county ,

 

this means when you lmow that nearr -
ly one million dollars which we have
paid out has been on unmatured
-mtes. a eavéa: to Mr. Pannier almost .

P011121 8 manager said she had seen T ‘
nothing 01 any investigators as yet

1-44-.—---~‘4m-.».Au-~-g...-a.’.v~o~.—’ogq.

inquiries are underway. Her books, j.
she continued, .were‘ open to lnspec»
tion by anyone in authority, and; ‘
flwould show that Ponzl had more than
011ng money :10 satisfy allalatmc.
Examination of the books hovercr-
she says, will not solve the mystery of
are-w Pens! hm made his money; With
his ready satistactlon of all 53311131163

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

'mem nag-m.

his solvency to "How (lees “he do it

greater satisfaction, confident

thatyouwillbegladthatyou
entrusted your financial mat-
tersto this Strong bank

0119‘ National Bank in 1
" Souk Norwalk

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..w.,wtv ,,

THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK

 

lot Rows. aytn who did their hit in
, fl?!" War which memorial will 3|
'1: d in cannon Square. but this 1

OF SOUTH ‘NORWALK

* Hon of his books men not show

harassment we tlonhastmud‘irmfl

In reply to the statements or Post»
master Patten, .oi‘ -Neyv York; the
there are not enough international
postal coupons in the world to bill
up the fortune which Penal claims to
his. Miss Meli declared that he chief’s p
manner of "cashing in” on his opera- '
Home ms a mum secret which he
htendea keeping, aid which examinav

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

22 CHAPEL ST ’
1 COVE A5’E. ’EAST NGRWALK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Butter, Very Best Cmmery, Beckmmm Quality -
Tea, Emmy ‘ é Ion Pomona or Mixed

 

 

311101;; ofdmaturlty The 1111311111 and of N93“ ALK

e v - av 1 n 1 ' Slim 5 , ’ 7 "

magi... to lie fillets... Else. ‘9" -_ are 11.1111 311 E .sonm 11111111111 .—
The amount paid out. by P011111 since W ‘ , , 23 NORTH 3I.—\i\b L

(1 yesterday from the run began on Monday was esti-a BELDEN AVE. 28 WOOD‘VARD A}, E,

103 CERAR ST.
25 ELY AVE.

 
 

 

 

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{F'Y‘BU ARE LOOKING mem ME 31% AT W PRICES Y‘GU NEED LOOK. M)

 

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- pk. 75c
- lb. 23c

-,- bag $2.10
'. ‘ lb 406
lb 62c

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been due to any inactivity on
at the committee ’in charge,

 

'11 m to the inability of manufac- r1:

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ntribute towards the fund and
‘ ‘tributions will be as largeI

 

TRUST c0.

scum NoRWALx, corn.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

,Attorney Salvator Genuario and claim-.

lFrank. a 860 _Hancock We, and

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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if; 3:11.: oi fiwfgioéffé; 1.313. CRY 59“" .5 men - OWE BEANS. MAN‘S 11011.11
111.11212‘111111’3‘ 3““ “m “’e” 1283”" s?“ . ml Whole Grain ‘3 Tm Same. SOAP
150 AUTOISTS .1; , “k“, @990 Path» 169* 20am. 25c 12 Cakes for $1.00
'I’L‘ , 7 _ . 1 -_ .7

y 0 ATE THE LAW PAT-A-CAKE NUCOANUT Raccoon: mmrnn 1111K
(Continhed trom- 11m page) 7.: r} , 17va ' " ' . WNmBette ‘ . , € ‘6

marl: that she thou ht the h. k ' V '1 ‘ ~ ' r crown AM M M cans
made the ordinancegwere vegesingorr» ‘ ~ Perms“ - , Per E15346 2 f 25 ~ 5‘ 1".
slderate for the «imitate of a lady and . I ' _ , " ‘ ' ' 3 m. fit 01' c
$3.533?“ ten film 50:1... “93‘ VLAEB ~ Werwmw ‘ ‘- atom 1.1m ~ - . M
113113831131,ng 3130;113:8351: ‘ Swimm _ ,7 I , , 7' 7 7 ‘ € YUBAN COFFEE
31.2111.“ 11.11113.“ than g ~ g ’ ~ 50“?" ARBUCKLES 3m
:‘husses, into the oflices gfpgresecuting- LEAF‘ 1321‘ it)» 27": 2%.; 1532 3 CAKES 25c

 

 
 

ed that they had broken the park

 

 

 

Perm... 51c

 

ging ordinance. They were Samu

Business; or 26% {Dover street. Bot

men were allotted to an uncle

‘ ’ _ , gmorrow morning at nine o'clock. They
we. OVER H15 3 .1: will probably be brought into , the
, . - , 2 1331111111131 morning court; ‘ .
' BALANCE

 

The jitneye
in front {131' thin ,

 
 
 
 

and decided that the blame could be
1placed on several of 111”

 

or the first time many a man
. “guitar’saforhinef' :by' is surprised to £md himself so
'. . Li Samara" 3,111..

Patty‘s" Romance; ‘ , much ahead: He has _ 1
yn Weller "Pattyblossom," by

; “Robert Ready" 5 Sev-
_,’- by C. M. Sheldon; “Dorothy
chess,” by Countess von Ar-I
Miss Petticoats, " by Dwight
- - avenue flctiou: “Betty Wales
topus.” by Margaret Wards;

one on heel: ”slate at a; 5&1th were
everything he really needed ,to blame' for the order and then went

into the office of Attorney-Genuarlo.
yet has more money ahead than “We “It to make a complaint againr'
he eyer had when he kept M
own cash. The reason is easi- 5
1y explained

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

38511111131 our parking, 1
;them to be made keep their sidewalks
, clear and keep their fruit back. where
lit belongs," they held.

"Oli,_ this is a case or spite.” said

 
 
 

A11 Account At This Bank

 
 
 
 
 
 

Saundére; if‘The Girls;
33311331! Gertrude, Morrison

lord'ers to emit“ “In that one: m1“

.9 keepers ~?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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61135 for 25c {
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Washington son to acoumu {he fmtuno 111mm
MMMM in: at Charles Fonz! ms to “119110 11mm: at
W, . , mm; to Postmaster Patten.

. W maid need 160 £00,000 <0“
”was to make 8861103100 Mr. 1.1.1111

fluid. 111 Ne York only 2,000 comm“
”garevon ham ’6 may ~53?!) 50 W» W“
to redeem worsens during the [Inca
. months ending June 30 and 01111 $360
who 11: continue were sold hens dur-

 

 

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