gI‘HE SOUTH NOR-WALK
l EVENING SENTINEI
ESTABLIBHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
E. L. a: A. 1.. GOLDEN, rrr‘
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HONDAY APRIL 25, 1921 »
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L DIASONIC NOTES
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
II. Meets in Masonic building. South
main street. lat and 3rd Tuesday of
”ob month. July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally lnvited.
EDISON T. HARRIS, \V. M.
ROBERT M. WILOOX. Sec’g.
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A stated («invocation of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. R. A. lit, will be held
In Mawmic Temple. on Tuesday eveu‘
lug. April 26th. 1921. Business:
Election of officers.
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' F. K. LYON. Flt-('3'.
f to the llnltcddStatgs (:rom China; kl k l' lin nl'll‘l‘lid state
-‘ 'v - . ’ ~ ' v cerc to ea a‘co o the stoc iro'er l\'e( . ‘ . t
i IH“I(IIL‘\I SL‘( I.” R.‘ gfiabig:moll a speaking ‘03:! ‘0 with the second wife in Connecticut.
'J‘lle pin-sent churn-33:. lll response bring u". acutenesa of the [amine —
to ill. (lii\lilll.\ «twin of the country conditiom to the attention of the NRV‘V YORK Am.” 25.—"l'nlcss the
at Into. “Iii .‘iil' mpl immigration lcu~ Affilflflca’k PfigP‘ieh Committee in Connecticut law regarding lllural mar-
i”""”" 1" HM" H" ”d“ “f "up,“ ”9?". Pi‘kllig mmfhzt—‘Lp ”r recp.v‘ng' ai- l‘inzrl-s is :lnll'llill‘tl. that state may well
‘l{l\\ll.:;l (nu-uni ,\i.n.i.ic:i. li i5_(i.(lllll-| locatiniz and accounting for funds ‘pmdmt H mm of ”lump-“Ms in this
("H “‘4‘ Th“ “‘1‘“ng p""""”””"“'i sent from the l‘nitcd States. has frnuniry " Miss Lucille Pugh. noted
.0 “""”'m“ "(“0" ”W7" the propos-‘ Fflbll‘d “Ni-t “Ml“ funds already 79‘ 'lawyu-r, rlm‘lnrm] in an intcryiew with
Pd lllii\ :ir. always ions: drawn out. ceived have, saved millions. "a last in”: l'uitul l‘rcss today.
[Hui llu- Illnr is principally occupied by I 5.000.000" is entirely demml‘lenl UPC“ ' --.\.. l umhrsmffl, ”"1 5mm“. n mar—
. , . . further contribution from America. . > ‘
1' i‘ ""5"" ””‘i ha)" i_""_son"! "n.“ i“: All funds received to date. mg .rivd man may go to tonnecticut and
(“H "3‘ """"""“ H”. facilitating 'mnn‘l committee cables. has been expcnd- 'tak: :molhrr wife. or two. or a dozen.
8"“""‘ i"“"-’"’ "’r “"“""i"“ ”View”; ed for foodstuffs. which will be ‘l'm- that marina—so inn: as hr- do”:
"klltl'll-lli‘t of that chat-actor was luul; consumed by May 1. ‘nnl live with her in the state."
in H... lit-minus on the Johnson. bill for! "Grgvv‘irti: 122i? 32133:: ”g:- i _.
-ni mmxy nu“ u psinn of immigration. V011"? - 1’ 31 B 031‘ ' . ‘ - '
shit. .m H”: lu-l-omc .. law. ’l‘lu-‘ :33: fif.‘;,;.3"’lf'y'e.§f. my‘glstggg lCALLAHAN FREE
work must now In- done our 35:11in comes up." ' . NEGLIGENCE
Ililtl~>1:. m p. ’i::ll' nl‘ unm-slrirlwl innl (‘nniributlnne for the China l
n.) - -~. 't‘ w cmnlllillvl- Famine Fund are being received b . ‘
;:i_':,l.;:“:“ i1“1;l,'3|.:\:: .\]\ ‘10”.10 :21). 'l‘h- 1 local committees, bunks and news): l Continued from First page.
Slim-i .1 pl. all. 1.. will .. l I..- mm mm: ny‘ngj; “lau’xi bir§§§tir£im1§mi2 ‘
glu- .v\f‘olllltl'l ml" tin lrif-zllqu-T Ill [ml-i IiOuSC, New X'Ui’k (.‘lU. ' 1”“ :llllnillnlli'n \;'ilif‘h “.33 l;rn‘f‘f“'lll‘c
all of \lllil'it'.lli rill/(us w in \\':lll ____,. llll\\.llii .‘lillnlnrv at u Stu-J: 0 1x or
‘2'°"""l°" """"‘ ““ “'3‘“ "" “”ml’“ i Dlscusnn l‘lZA'l‘lIl-IRS. in» mm. an hour. .u u...‘ mm min
11"!“ i" 1"”. m' "'1" '5 ('l cough-us ‘hl‘dl icutllitul plunxngl- conus front and 1'. lll- r Silt‘i'l. thu- Zlillf‘nloillll'
5"”“2'M'm' ”mph“ H" h‘flmm HU- illill.\.’ilti Iowls: in tact. most of lilt‘ on rim-k :iliutlH-r machine prormlllng
rel-"”41“ m“) I”. ”mm”, ‘ \ “My? , ilillillltllzw usml is ol-taiuml in this way lll lln- same llll'i't'liOll at ls miles an
l\ll‘ \\';ll|i>. culillnirzr-ioutr ()l llllllll- “m! l.\ “h \Y'H" ('1illl()llli:l_i.!lll U, (‘Ollt‘l‘lli 11“,”. Tili< m”. ““5 (HVlll‘ll ‘,\ .\llf:ll,‘=l
Er'lilm at |~jlh< island. SllE’Kl-les Milli-‘l:\ l‘llLIlll. .\.< t'm- nalurgl ”Hum “H, l! “”55.“ of “-M“, Plains. New Ynl’k
I'llllL; of ill: i;(1l-l(li-~.|l| of Lurgpenns ill-:lllllllli \\Ilil(llll «in lllL'. hr,“ 1,. H 1..., in tmssilli: ”1,. .\'u-\\' York lnzu‘ixllli'
‘0 ”W‘" i“ -“”“"“"" f" ”m‘m‘ SIr-am- {run my «'tli'lllt: llil' l'i'ntlll-l' “lip-h Will (‘.ill;ih:iu swung: the machine he \\'.'i.~
“‘“l' “23'1”” 1' H illlll ”wt present Illimi' you in malt-r 1134‘ at th. in, drixinK to the lw’i. but the right Ten.
”“0““: “Um“ "H 1-nry “Hp to "an“ l‘iisl. cl-au the feather wrll whcrc rlrr and wheel of the car caught in
“5 h" h” “T” to come. “in, “ufl‘lhm hm: lu-n .Ki-\l*l‘i'1l llom the the rear left fi'lllli'l‘ and wheel of the
I‘“ x H W “.\'""S ”N “"“""1|H]nm to body it minim: all foreign substancrs New York car. This caused the ma-
l'fl‘“ (”'1' of H“, immr 0m: hundrfdlwilh hul'l. 1. ppl water. The Imimh or chine operated by (‘nllnllzl'i to swim:
ship: “I" no“ 1”.th “INN?“ 1m: P" lliili' l'l'illlll‘l'll for cleaning depends and tomile over. throw-int: Allan's m”
”"5”“ “‘5" "MW“ menmyc “kn “in,“ 11.. l'llnlilllun or Ihi' pills. as it and resulting in injuries which caused
5‘0” in'miijlnnt‘u I'm] “ml.“ "'n. ""'?S.i;..-ly lw I'Il't S<:il‘_\ to soak llll‘ rnds of his drath.
II M W Th '3 “WM”: ” "m.“m‘ .ILNIH.'.-tli«- l'l..lh- Is in the water a couple of Callahan. (‘ol‘mlt‘r l‘llf‘li’ll‘l ZN‘S rill
gr-nh ‘_"f"' "MM ”w“. ”I 31“. l”Tilmulr‘ or 'morc. 'l‘hI-n placi- thv' wlnzrs to say. is an c\pc-rio-uced driycr. lie
1““! m H 1”" H“ Shl'l'mgmp compau—II“ p: llv in a coured \'(-ssrl contain. err: 1‘ in im‘lgment. however. in falling
’0‘ . . , ., . ‘ in“: “nu/(tic. to turn his machine-early enough to
H'm'fl'wc (I! H” ”Hilhu‘oFH‘HFIq ‘ Alums nunmlu-r that lu-nxim is pass the Nrw York automobile. lle
rm”): 4 TM“ H “m?" :I'VHP r',”.l..' ,th. highly inllnmmzlbh and must not be had no operator's license.
dun: I: (hilslmas \.\(»(‘3\ 5.1.0“ ,‘llll\.l.i.\‘”\"l m.” u I.” or (lIN'H ill-till “I, ”H“ ill ”‘0 “In” paragraph of the find,
my] J1 “NW? 3016:“ ,Hfljlv‘llrl (Vilh 1.1m] int. (‘oroncr l‘lu-lnn says that llriyer
giltyzt'l“lljl|:d 4‘ M “(re (ntne ‘\ “I “ I.i'.'l\'(- the wiuc< in this liquid for Callahan's error of judgment resulted
EL “I” of the department of St:.'(.“|ali(‘iili three days when you will innl in fatal lllllll'lt‘S in the due-asml. but
who “‘51,“... in mum,” “in. mum, m. lhul il.r- l-vnztllt' “iii luau '(ilSSOiYi'il goes on to say that there, is no crim-
“H, “HUD: MW“ 5““ that g; ‘0 9n the fat and grease preventing decay mul urollgcnee on the part of-(‘alla-
per mat of tin-m hzne no couppmmnlulld the \\illl.;.‘€ \\'lii b1- rczuly tor use. ban or any ollurs connected with the
of lmtriotir or national spirit. and ”W'AlH-r ""mOH'H: “1”" ”m" ”l“ l‘f'll- collision.
n- ’frll‘il) of that percentage are men-
lullx incapable of acquiring it. The
old \'l.\‘l()ll of giving )1 fixat- lo down—i
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22:15.1.‘ro,‘;.21\’1figzlgilfaror ital ‘ll"’t‘i. Tim-n (-lm-l; ”twin-r1 H. Smith. has The jitucv (‘ullahnn was driving
’l‘hc fire-sent alien rush l5 almost anin acorn-Jimm- \illh~ the l“‘("nlll noi‘ol “-35 ownrd p3- CMhprino f'oflno, (if
‘il'r‘i\ speculative. 'l‘imes are hard.‘”'" hasn'mr" "THU.” (“NW of bills xnr‘V‘flk-
law.- an. mm“: and food is him. 1n""“’ "W“ "W“ -'ll ”1"” lHlSR'lL'IK llH‘ Considerable confusion existed at
Illll‘opc: Europeans want 10 get n“_a_‘_!iollownitt bills haye been ran-nod and first over the wording of Coroner
lo trrr-«nrr lit-ids. 'l‘hr-y are lcaving'm'”. M' ,5‘1'” 1" his omi‘i‘f— _ l‘hclau's finding. and it was thought
their natiy'c lands at atime when ,‘k”l’-"'l"”“ Al‘l' ”Ollsv lfill. Jul: Sui» that Calahan was to ho held for
“new l'iwls need them most and look— ,HHUW lor ”.OHH‘ lhll. :33: SUIISUHFW Adams death. 1“" telephonic commun-
"L. for .l soft berth in America. Andnf” ””“f'f “Ill; 75m: 'Slllll‘llllllf‘ lt‘l‘ icntlon with Mr. l‘helan resulted in an
“WY would not be likely to reinainl‘KW‘W‘ lull 1%.»: Substitute for Senate ex'plmmiinn which rolr‘}\'pd the for-
[hr-re and become useful citizens oncel
.yine lay the wings on brown paper and
Ellie odor of the benzinc will disappear.
’I'U\\'.\‘ (‘l.lil{l{ (HITS NI'I\\' l..‘\“'S.
ll:ill
SAYS ANDREWS
CHINESE rum ""
l0Alll lN wall
or him Willi
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less it is proven that he cohabited in
the state in which he was unlawfully
wedded." H. Earle Garllck. assxstunt
prosecutor and a member of the state
scnatc. said today.
This clause reads.
"Every person who shall marry an-
if either be then lawfully more.
other.
rlevl. AND shall live with such other
as husband and wife. shall be liable.
etc." .
is the thing which
“Cohabitation . n
on fiction.
when proven will secure a c
Senator Garlick continued. “If it can
be proven that any person. already
lfiwfully married. comes into Connec-
ticut. marries unlawfully and then es-
tablishes a residence in this state. that
person can he profiecuted under the
cxlstinx: law.
"But if he comes merely to Connec—
'ticut for the purpose of marrying un-
lawfully and then returns at once to
the state from which he came. con-
\‘ictlon is very unéertain because he
hasn‘t cohabitcd iu'this state with the
“unlawfully wedded person.”
There was no pronounced sentiment
as yet for a change in the blgam; sta-
tute. Senator Garllck. said. Connecti—
cut. he believed. was the only state in
the l'nion with a cohabitation clause
LFRED 8. $25. New Minister
Afrom China to the United Stats.-
“China. Famine W'eek," May 1-8.
will mark the peak of the nation-
wide effort of the American Com-
mittee for China Famine Fund and Ii“ its lligamy law. “0 said a“ that
its (”diva-8U"; frugal [382% 2:25; would be necessary to secure convic-
¥3T2LE§§I§SJ€ whiff Astiieric-ai’is in tion in a, case like the Andrews one.
the. Far Eastern Republic have would be for the general assembly to
0311““ Thomas “7 Lamont Of New amend the existing law by striking the
York. "”U“"‘” ‘2" ""5"“ will be cohabitation clause from it. A
Senator Garlick expressed the opin-
ion that Andrei/Va could be proxecuterl
under the state law if witnesses could
be produced and testimony given. that
the most critical inlaid in China's
tragic funiinu» the sxx weeks pre-
ceding the harvest early in June.
Alfred S. Sm, the new minister
The others in the automobile besides
Callahan and Adams \w-re' George
l’owcll. llernard Cook and Fred Calla-
han.
275 and llousn liill 24-1. mer of any criminal responsibility.
the pl‘Opr't‘lS for gain \w-rc brighter
SOIll(-\\‘hi~l'(~ else. Slackers in their
own lands and (lescrtr-rs of their
homes in the hour of need. they come
to America to dodge their war debts
and responsibilities and acquire for—
l'uir for themselves in the new world,
Immigration of this character. even
if we wcrc in need of the labor. which
We are not. would be a permaucnt
damage to the nation. It is of the
class that skims'thc crmm of America.
and carries it back to the old country,
Once the supply decreases. And there
are from ten to tuw-nty-iiy'c million of
this class pi'cnarin: to comr- here at
the earliest opportunity. “0 are told.
The makinc’ of an adv-matr- law to
rt strict immilrration would seem to
b(- an important duty before the pres-
et! cormwss. “'c find occasion to
hopr- that the duty nuly be accomp-
li»'.~(ll in fulrmss and justice to all in-
termis- and all peoples. but particular-
ly with reference to the urgent needs
of the American people.
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A very substantial steamboat corp-
oration is favorably disposed toward
puttin: two freight steamers on
the line between this city and New
.York. President Charles E. Hoyt. of
the South Norwalk Board 01' Trade.
has announced that a meeting will be
held at the Council Chamber on Wed-
nc=day evening to consider the pro-
ject. This is a matter of vital interest
to Norwalk. The tonnage coming into
our harbor is a big factor in the ap-
propriations granted by Congress for
harbor improvements. At the present
time it is the practice of many: mer-
chants to have freight come to Stam-
ford by boat and then transported to
Norwalk by trucks. This, of course.
should not be necessary. The pres-
tige of a boat line here would be of
Ereat benefit and a. valuable asset. Just
at this time when business is looking
upward why not turn out Wednesday
evening and. if deemed expedient. be- -
ltome a booster for this (industrial,
broposltlon.
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anere is the man who first thought
lint this daylight savings proposition it
Ireland’s Hungry Children
Fed By America’s Generous
grandfathers. the American Committee
for Relief in Ireland is seeking to pro-
wdc food. and clothi 7 out of a $10,-
240,000 campaign fun The Commit-
tee, directed by Capt. John F. Lucey,
one of the original five who with Her-
bert o_over organized the Commission
for chef in Belgium, is strictly non-
sectarian and non~politlc"al. Relief will
be dis buted in accordance with the
survey ust completed by thé investi-
This row of little Patricks and
Bridget: are receiving their noon meal
lof cocoa and a slice of bread at one
39f the public feeding stations that have
linger: opened to care for Cork’s child
’vlctims of the ungettlcdfionditions in
nheland. More than eight hundred
families in that city alone are destitute
because of lack of employment follow:
CAN’T BE HELDi
“ The Pagdh’i Finds
The Paul!
IT” I oomewhu sullen ex-
pression in he openly inqulrr
Her Place'ln’ The Sun
'Much Discussed Statue Wins Salon Praise
H in: countenn ' . "The l‘uga" "
upmin' Charla Cary Runner'-
much dilcuned statue in the pun».
look! out to-dsy into the peering
fuel of the hundreds who daily
visit the Metropolitan Museum of
Art. New York City. or if pondering
'hy Ibo should be the center at no
mnny curious eyes wd the subject
or such “tied comment. praise and
criticism.
This an" I. but one or a group
of three. two of which are yet to be
modeled. uld when completed will
ltnnd It the lead of a cascade of
Voter inning from I mus- oi’ rock
onrroundod by trees and ferns.
“I reprolcnt my creator's concep-
tion of tho men Joy of Living. the
embodiment of physical strength
and lnlouclonco tbu come from a
lilo in the open. mat In clone touch
tad daily contact with notur. dnd
bur greet-n battles.” she 00ch to
be struggling to explain to thou
who defend and those who deco-o.
And lb. Icem- wcortly bored by it
w; u it the would be let nlono
to place the louon the “mono
mipior uncut her to implnnt.
.An oxeeptionouy stormy ctr.”
In been the {no of "rho Pagan}
the intent masterpiece of CIDtIin
Copyright Do Witt Word
Capnin Charles Cory Ramsey
type of thoroughbred horse.
The product of many month. of
tireless labor. “The Pug-n" 7-.- oo-
cepted by the Committee on Sculp-
ture of the Architectunl Lennie of
New York for the 1920 exhibition.
wooed in the Metropolitan xii-euro
of Art. deltroyed by fire. repro-
duced. uni. mepted for the 1981
exhibition. only to be inter rejected
without may noted cause. And Jun
recently reamepted u the mult of
Ienl pronoun)” begun by Capuln
Rummy. now in England with tho
Ari-norm lnternttionll Polo tom
In tho muntimo those who on“
rokcted "The Pun!" luv. cor-orally
.xplolned that it wu All 1 int-tum.
nod oh. now in tho centor of Attrac-
tlon in the first American: Salon held
0 ployor. and a breeder in the
in. Ridge mounuin country or
.Virxinio o: a new no motion:
America work of on to be re oct d
in tho int few you." by inc;t
critic. without ”more“ an... the
damper m” if
NORWALK' ON .
TIME MATTER
Continued from first page
(‘H l 1“ ‘ll ( llfl‘fllfis'l‘li.‘ "I IAIN).
Thc large (Illlllil,l“i which listlull‘
greets the church orchcstra was prcs- 5
till at the Norwalk Methodist
pal Church to luar the orchestra last
evening. It had been thought that
the change in 1hr time schedule would
result in reduced number; but the
numbers were greater rather than less
than at other services. Thr- work 01
the orchestra was of a high order
lhroughouthand the steady improve-
ment that is noted at each appearance
is evidence of painstaking ci'fort on
the part of both the conductor and
the members of the orchestra.
The number by the quartet: and the
soprano solo "A Voice in The “'ildr-r-
Episco-
smndnrd lime. in some instances.
others opening an hour earlier than
hrrctoforc. f .
'ilurtlnrd. Bridgeport and a number
of otlicr cities have either adopted
“Daylight Saving” 'ln defiance of the
act of the legislature. or the commun-
ity has agreed to turn its clocks ahead
mic hour. as a general mow- and not
because of the passage. of any act of
the city fathers.
'l‘hv- city of Hartford enacted an 0.1--
dinam-c ordering "Daylight Saving.”
New York and lloston have also nesn" by Miss Isabel Slauson were
adopted "Daylight Saving" and the both delightfully rendered. The scr-
(‘ll-‘inl-Ti‘ has proven agreeable to the man on the teat “Speak to The Peo-
peoplr there. ple That They Go Forward" was brief
- ’l‘hrre still exists a great deal of
confusion on the railroad due to thc
-—~to the point~and was well received
Many were heard to cxprese the opin—
tho grotto-t Amcrlcon ltatue:
Soldiers and Snilon Monument
first was "the Bacchonto" by Fred-
erick MncMonniol. barred (tom the
Boston Public Library by Blue Law
uninc- only to be later purchased
by the French government and
placed unions the Immortnla in the
Luxembourg. nnd now in the Met-
ropolitan Huuum The second was
Bdrnnrd'l "Lincoln.” nailed by nun y
de-
signed for Westminster Abbey 1nd
now in Manchester. The ume de-
termined and bittor opponitlon con-
fronted “Tho Pagan“ regarded by
runny to be u worthy. in conception
and execution u in two noted pre-
deceuoro.
Among tho furious work. by Cap-
tnln Bum-ey are tho “Brownsville
Soldiorl‘ and Sniiorc' Monument"
pictured nbovg and ”the Loan
3.0.." Coptxin Rumuy'l work is
diltlnctivo in style, monumental
and decorative in character. It i-
:hholly American in typo. although
0
ct the Ecolo de-
Verlet sad Angclbcrt.
sculptor received his training
Beau: Art- with
The lculptor won his not no
Captain in tho Fortieth Enginoern.
Romney. oqunlly {unoc- n- A soldier under the nuopicol of tho Archl- All. lna Itudl
I. the American Expoditionm actual League. City. Wheatley Hfl-lgmlnxz:wnfnorid:
Force.” on artist. on inter-notions] “The Ponn" it tho third trot-t end '1‘!“ Plains. ‘73.. but Ipondg
most of his time with hit wire and
three children nt Gnu-lanai. The
ruins. huqulor County. Victims.
Foley’s
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
lT IS JUST WHAT CHlLDREN
ought to have lot leverioli colda. couglu.
“muffin," and that ti‘ht, wheezing
breathing. Ii utop- croup, too. It uses
and checkl whooping cough, inculc-
cough and bronchial coughs.
User I Friend
"My little ‘lf' had been thIi-l tho crouo
over, low nigh". no I have mun. in: l in-
drop- of Foltv'a Honor and Tu every two or
ihru boon. That night uh. oiept well. no!"
toulbcd any. and out day her cold wu une. —
Urn R. I. Rosier. Sioniord. Ky.
"I, thru childron bud. very never. attack
of whoopml tough. The first few dou- oi
l'cluy'l Honey and Tor nu than: nut rebel.
and is"? $13.5.“n—In' E. C. Hoallu.
0 III! . e .
l’i‘noiey'l Honey and TI! has been used
lot more than thirty years in thouunds
oi homes lor relief iron: coughu. coldl.
spasmodic cloup, tickling throat, bounc-
m, whooping cough. bronchial cough:
and the cough lhnl [allow influgau or
in ‘rippc. O
GOES TO PRESS
name under whicH your telephone is 1
30th ,in’ order to appear correctly in this
I
glad nmllieadcd byIC. Lancqeifi
0 cm, roman! “land.” '
gain. Cadloliclralmd. F :
,ddruoedtoyour
chairmen- Joth.
met, 1 .West '
atom-I'm
has the great fire and are-without any
lmvof support. For thousands, the
santy ma! furnished by charitable br-
ficnsis thecnlynom'lslnng’ food‘
the children receive and now home
to this fund an almost
CONNECTICUT '
TELEPHONE a
DIRECTORY .
SATURDAY, APRIL 30th
If your telephone number, or your addréss ’or the
changed, it MUST be arranged for on or before April
"it SOUIHERN NEW ENGlANll .
lflfl’m COMPANY
isted, is to be
issue.
fact that the company advanced the ion that the service was one of the
hours on the schedule by one hour. best of the your. 1 For sale by Stimson-Powell COTD-
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