JOSEPH DAVIS
:55 WASHINGTON. STREET
So. NORWALK.
DOLLAR DAY
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'l‘h( Fairl‘wld (‘ounty Farm 'nurcau
‘WII‘. Lolil a muting in thr- \\'il|ard
sflwol. Stamford. on Saturday. at 2
.p m. il:.,\liglil Sii\ll‘l}l' time. The
wz-wkrrs will he llr. “'altcr (‘. “'00d
01 Thu" l‘ul’lnzln. l" ('. lit-hrs 0f Dilli-
b..:; and Miss Lillian \Valtr-rs of New
12- -'l. “ho is an authority on rais-
,]1;,«_ c? lckmls.
—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
" l. . i'Vt'llillfl' a Mg time is planned
lLt'ti Men's hall. \l'ashington
...: 1-.:' “mix the nil-inbcrs ol‘ (’ncas
112m», .\o. :6. I. U. ll.
..1 i; r» (lt‘l'l‘illl‘tl pliiocllle team in tin-
‘ tmirnann-nl \vill girl- ;i. (limit-r
l2.ll'l’l:lllllll"lll to the victorious
'l‘lu- hosts this cu-ning are
l l.j.- lmsie’r llrusli. while the
' .iro- liradrd by Al [‘olilman.
fill
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nvu'
~r.l;.rucs Ghiotto will be at Wash-
; i: 1:: St. bridge. Fri. 9 a. m. to 69.
“11h all kinds of fresh fish.
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l ..:vl .l. Splaii. or 11" South
.- Klit'l‘t. was arrested in Stam-
'l‘uo~.-«l;i,\‘ aft: moon by Patrol—
.lwim Kandrl’slgl, for a violation
l - l:,i‘ili1-l.’l\\s.
until tomorrow. Friday. for u
- .\t Stamford police
vtnrs that the
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it was stated
Si-lan's cur
(- Was ordcrl-d to halt by
K‘Ill'il'lskl. who was llO<
n; ‘ z'a duty, ill‘lit‘t' [hr arrest. V
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A) ninssiu-
Admission
“.~ Slxl'rnz 1' ill
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v.--t l't-aluri- spvciul.
‘3‘ f‘Jl (‘l-lils.
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(«T the rc-
council to
to rcccivv
nalnul
thr- city
in wins: iu‘order
and to ill-{Il'
(liaugu (if strcl-t names,
rr-‘numlicrinrr of ccrlain
tho city. will hold 11 met-t-
] , roliiuzittu
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Ll \‘in )S
:fil"\l1l Hit
ml the
.Lrt“ is in
25.“.‘3? 1.13 "Lit. 11.3.1?.‘fll-‘i‘flfiif‘lfilll. w vim-Wk mm... or u... 1...
wow ploplc having sugg(-sfio"S to wanis club was hold this noon at thu-
milli‘ ,.,._.,.,,.dimr MN.” mm}, (.hm‘m‘x lloval James holcl. There were no
or 11ml... .meLhc. M... invitl-d to special spcakcrs. In place of the
lvw-u‘ m“; M “haw. Councilman usual uddrcss. an opcn forum was
Jam“ 1. llugi, is (hunnhm “f the hold at \\lll(‘ll a grncrul discussion
rom mil t(-c,
——Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
«ions
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Photographic Supplies
Cameras, Films, Papers,
' Chemicals, etc.
Developing and Printing
Slillson-Powell Corp.
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Vaults Cannot
M. who were.
llis cast;- \\as con-'.
rr fused to work:
complaints
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Opaque anodes in dork Green. White
and Tan colors.
E.K. BANKS
UNDER “ELMO non-m
SO. NORWALK
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The entertainment that was to be
'given at the Knight Street A. M. E.
church this evening has been post~
zoned _to u later date.
Have you a. Victrola in your home?
If you haven't "do it now." You'll
find one to your liking at A. J. Col-
lins Co. See Adv’t. ‘
——Saltesen. clam chowder as good
as mother can make and without the
hard work. At Grocers.
Regular business was transacted
last night at a meeting 0! Lady Mc-
anhlan Lodge, No. 82, ,Duughters
of Scotla. ' .
Master Fredy C. Emmer was taken
to the hospital yesterday and was
operated on for appendicitis. The op-
eration was successful. Dr. Wolfe
was in attendance.
-—(ltis Skinner in “Kismet." Re-
gent today and ,FridzII. A massive
ten reel feature special. Admission
positively 30 cents. "
The \Vatch Your Stitch Club met
yesterday afternoon with Miss Amy
Young of East avenue. The next
meeting will be with hirs. Bitch. of
Cove avenue. on Thursday. June 2nd.
The lied Sox Baseball team will
plu)‘ the Connecticut Lace Works
team on the Malone lot. Raturdny
laftcrnoon at 2:15 o'clock. standard
"up lint“
——High grade cont st Hon-ls and
Guns.
'limt‘.
The many friends of Miss! Elar-
Jorip llutteriield. of 19 East avenue.
will be pleased to learn that thc rc«
port of her illness was erroneous and
that slic is in the best of hcalth.
“Kisnwt.” the tr-n
l’Pl'i (His Skinul-r play at lli-gcnt lo-
dny. First lllllt‘ cvcr prcslntcd for
30 cents. \
—~ Don't miss
'l‘lionias liulc. of Scotland. is (K'-
'-~~putul to .ll‘l'th‘ in va York. this
aftl-rnoon. to» mnkc America his 1'11-
tun home Mr. Rule is Jhe sowin-
law or \\'illiam 1.. Young. of Mel-
bourne Road.
The regular lirr drills of tho Hid
“’9“ Hook and Ladder (ompuny will
start on Moudav cveninz. .\l:ly 23rd.
at 7 o'clock. standard time. and all
nil-nillrrs are» txpcctcd to turn out
and attend thcm.
Three juvcnllcn. arrested by tho-
Stamford police yestcrday aftcriioOn
for the theft of l-icyclcs in this cit)“.
wcrc before Judge Vosburgli in the
Jun-nilr court this morning. and re-
ccivcd suspended scntcnccs. in charge
of the probation ofliccr.
took place.
’ -—Get your Victroln where ”Good
Service is a Hahlt." on our Easy Pay-
ment Plan. Donnelly's 16-18 So.
Main St.
minim-rs of Mulvov-Tarlm-
l". \\'.. and friends will at-
tr-nd thc second anniversary of the
Raymond Harris Post. in Bridgeport.
ltonight .al tluir homo. 161 Washing-
will lcaxc libran
'l‘llt‘
Post. ,\'.
ton lurnuc. lus
green at 7 oclock. daylight saving
time.
——llon't miss "Kismet." the ten
l‘f't-l Otis Skinner play, at Regent to-
day. First timc ever prescnted for
'30 cents.
Charles liryon. of 2512 Euclid ave-
nnr SlHiniford came to police head-
unmte rs at S: 30 o'.clock last evening
and complained that he had been as-
3.11”th .. while in Charles Taylor’s
Cmrmnnia. cafe on Railroad avenuc.
llc was referred to Prosecuting At~
tonney Cramcr C. Hegeman.
«Coal for next winter at Harris
and Gans.
Judge Nehemiah Candce and
Judge George H. Vosburgh havc rc-
ccived their commissions as judges
of the First and Second District City
courts. duly signed by Governor Ev-
crctl ‘E. Lake, they being brought to
Burn
The very first thing you
ild want after u lire
“(Wild be your fire insur-
E diu- policy.
, Would you need to dig it
‘3 vi? of the debris, or is it in
Safe Deposit Box here
V Ni other documents?
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ii. You can be absolutely
j are that anything you put
in our Safe Deposit vault
l.‘ ill not be affected by fire.
E wmetime ask to see how it .
w constructed.-~
Boxes,$4 aYear ‘
South N orwalk
Savings Bank
this city last night by Senator
roto- ct. Bhodc Ishnd.
Lor hcr services.
missions.
atic _
tcriul relief.
.l.»;gyw' ,. . .
m- m than}:
in m
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nu- and Mrs. Piste 0-1139. all;
mint; their filly little ho e in
he Welt Norwulk road until th
:thestre engagements reopen. 7
S. W. Springstad. who has been.
visiting with Mrs. E. B. Smith. East
avenue. left today for his home in
Detroit. Michigan. ]
—-F'I.\'E ASSORTMEN‘T of Fus-
bands and wives for sole. Guaran-
teed to LOVE, HONOR and '33-”
HAVE. One week's free mu. If not'
flushed get your money back. Apply
today and tomorrow only. Pulses;
The barge Anne R.. is discharging!
a cargo'or lumber at the Hatch and
Bailey docks having been towed in;
yesterday. I
The annual meeting of Norwalk
Chapter, D. A. IL, is being held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George R. Barnum. Morgan avenue.
HELP WANTED—Poor long suf-
fering wife wants bulky woman help
keep her husband in order and make
111111 "Love Honor and Behave. "1
Phyllis. Palace Theatre, today and tow
marrow. \ . i
George B. Housman. the builder.~
is erecting a bungalow for May E.
Berry on \Voodward avenue. and
when completed will be entirely up~,|
to-date.
Miss Elizabeth Sher-er. of thel
Roosevelt Hospital New York city. is
spending a two weeks' vacation at her
home here. 1 Washington street. witch
her parent's Dr. and Mrs Henry
Shercr. C!
Frederick Brack. superintendent
of the local office of the Metropolitan;
Life Insurance company's ofllcc. at-I
tended a. dinner. given bv the com-3
pany at the Hotel Garde. New flown
last csenlng'. to those of the State
agents. who have been in the service
for twenty years. l
The Norwalk Chapter of Laurelton
Hall Alumnae is holding- o. dance at
the Elks' Home. South Main sire-gt.
on Saturday evening. May 1'1. This
dance is given for the benefit of the
new organ which is to be given by
thl> Alumnae to Laurelton Hall.
Kearney's orchestra from Stamford
will furnish music for the evening.
The members of the Chapter are
looking forward to a most enjoyable
parU. l
HELP \VANTEll—l‘oor long suf-
t'rl'illg wife wants bulky woman help
keep her husband in order and makc
him “Loxc Honor and ill-have."
l‘hHIis. Palace Theatre. today and to-
morrow.
WllTflN Gilli"
sun ARMY walls
the tranvlslaml
in \\'illm\.
lulnils
At noontimv. lotto).
for llu- fir-am hast-lulu Held.
“'11.“ nvurilli: (‘llllifi'lt'll'ill il‘ llll‘
of thc “Crawl Starr! Arvin." compris—
rd of \uluntz-rrs. who ofl'rrwl llllll'
sonicrs izl'ulis in constructing 1hr
stand. Tlit- l‘runic of tho.- stnull “.l."
('Oniplo-tul and tE:¢- planks in: souls
\\'(~rr lu-iul: laid.
“right and lurk. this. muruinu. “llt'll
lhc rolvin you his 171’s! chirp. llu-
"\Villnn" arm} lurm ll out and stilrtml
work on lhev stand Tlmrc- lli'lrt'
than fifty pro-sf“? “dim \‘Hlliltlt‘l'l‘l ll his
\\ n'l'o‘
Lumber for tlu- stand was
1‘. H. ()raln. al‘tv-r “hum tin
named. .\lc\1 r llrullu rs
(aims of thcnrmy.
At noonlimr ”ll \\o.l\i rs ll altul for
a rcst :ind lnnclu-nn, “hi1 h “as s. r\-
rd to them try llw \vomvn. who arc in-
ure-sled in the project.
L'!\l'l1 liy
llrlll is
ill tv-l! as (‘illl~
S'l‘. l.(ll'lS. Mo. Mu) law'l‘lic six-
ty-llrst icneral ASSCllllll)‘ 01‘ the-
Southcrn l'rcsll)t--rian ‘hurch con-
\encd today. with COl‘ilPrt' llCllSl\P
plans for l-vpcnding lllt aclhitics ofl
lhc denomination lllltltl" (onsidcrn-
lion. '
More than 3H0 commissioners. rcp-
‘rescnting tho church's constituency
of approximately 370.1.”le members in.
six‘lo-l-n southern Sltllt's were here.
lu-signatml as a “mu-5311 missioni
assembly." the confirlncr this \enr
was expected to (‘l'lllul‘ attention on
proposals to enlarge the scope of
evangelistic \vmk abroad. Another
paramount issue is the projected unl-
fication of all Presbyterian churclms.l
In connection with the evangelistic.
piogram.thc.lsscn1lvlv nus coniront-
cd with a request for a budget of
$6 (manna for foreign and domestic
The committee on system-
_lienefices and stewardship pro-
posed also that 34.500.“00 be 69318-
nated for benefices. including minis-
I-‘onlcmx Misslox Assfiimrx. i
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Indications were the plan for uni-
fication would meet some opposition.
Candee.
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-—Fl.\'E Assonrnrzx'r of nus-l
bands and wives for sale. Gunmn-i
teed to LOVE. HONOR and 1313-.
HAVE. One week‘s free trial. If not
satisfied get your money back. Apply
today and tomorrow only. Palace?
Theatre.
——-—-—-‘4—J .__J|—’
4% ‘
COMPOUND
INTEREST
and your money when you
‘J’
want it.
SAVINGS DEP’T. '
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“OPEN MONDAY NIGHT"
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South 8m ..
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‘\\’urld's Bunker—Jrhe Young
ltrades unions have been summoned
of the International Brotherhood of
'hcudquarters in \Vashington.
on Monday evening next. when the
initiatory degiee will be conferred on
a class of candidates. were made at
the meeting of Butler Lodge. No. 97.
I. O. O. R. last evening. Between 50
and 75 members of the lodge will at-
tend.
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WONDERFUL, ' %
DOLLARZDAY,4
BARGAINS ~ .
4...“. m. .
OPEN TONIGHT. 4
Rogers & Stevens 1
south Ion-walk
ALARM [Mill SAFETY
0F CflNSTANTINflPlE
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 19 (As-
soclatcd Press) -—Alarm over the
safety of Constantinople is apparent-
i; felt hv allied officials here. Op-
erations by bandits are assuming ser-
ious proportions. particularly in
Thrace. large numbers of Boisheviki
are arriving. and the American em-
bassy is undcr guard of armed soil-
ors.
Turkish. Nationalists declare that
banditry is being encouraged by the
Grceks. who they allege are seeking
an excuse "or Rlzing Constantinople.
Tln- Greeks. on the other hand. state.
that uprisings are being .stimulatcd
by Bulgarian chiefs.
It is said that thousands of Rus-
sians who formerly were. soldiers un-
dt'l‘ command of General \t’rungel.
have nu'm-d outlaws. Deserters from
tlw (‘1'er and Turkish armies are in-
cluilm in ihr- hands operating outside
the city.
BANKERS ATTEND
ANNUAL BANQUET
Continued from first Pogo
Bankers" by Prof. Ray Rcrt “'estcr-
livid. 111’ Yale University: address on
Educationvnnd' Business" by Prof.
l'rrcy “'ells Ridwcll. of Yale l'nivcr-
sin; address on "America—~Thc-
Man's
Philip C. Kennedy.
vice-president of the First Federal
Foreign Ranking Association; selected
readings by Miss lrvne (‘omcr and So-
prano solos by Miss Isabel Gregory.
Miss Gregory is a ror‘p‘r Norwalk
grirl. bring the daughter of Giles Grc»
gory.
The chairman of the evening was
Dcnnis l‘. Tobin. president of the
Bridgeport chaptcr. and the toast-
master was Edmund S. “'olfe.
The menu follou'szc-
Cream of Asparagus
Celery Railislicl
Broiled“ Shad and R00
Saralogu Potatoes
Roast Chicken Giblot .
Dclmorico Polatocs Fresh'Asparazus
Lettuce Salad Russian Dressing
Ice Cream Forms
Coffee
Clg‘arctlcs
Daming was
Clerks orchestra.
vlding the music
PRINTING
Upportunity" by
Ollvcs
5’
Cakes Cigars
M lnts
cnjoycd. the Bank
of 14 picccs. pro-
TRADICS I'NION va
FEREXCE
lit-Presidents
printing
YORK. May
live intcrnational
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of the
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“lawnalhmnuusfiFNawafllcny
11 mmm St.”
ON NEW YORK’S TWO (51: fro) SUBWAYS _ :
THREE SUBWAY STATIONS AT PROP .
Tins Kennedy-Collins absolute auctiocri
youano
Hwy
11 NMINUTES FROM 42d ST., AT YOUR OVVI‘.
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YORK mY LO TS
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: [2 -~ « d a 1.075 TO 3: SOLD
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WRITE lMMEDlATELY TO ME FOR BOOKLET.
WITH PATENTED
Absolute Auction Sale
Formerly the Estate of Henry Van Rensselaer Kennedy. Dec' d and by <
Brenton H. Collins,0wn
MERCANTILE
460
NEW
m.Lowery
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70% may remain
Savings Bank Books. on
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LONGELANDCITY
wolluUbortyBondgst mnrketnlquillbe
noceptodudopodt.
\\ rite .Your Name and Address. Tear Out and
“STRING"
TRUST co. Agent,
YORK CITY
mdBliuRStnfiauofdieDuolSubwnySym
and B. R. ’1‘. "Broadway” Subwsyund 2nd Avg-H1."
11 MINUTES FROM 42nd ST.
Suitable for the Immediate Erection of Apartment: 01-: and Two Family rum-mini " ’1’ «is?
Also unrestricted lots on Queens Boulevard, suitable for Garages, etc.
NEXT SATURDAY, May 2 1st .;
At I :39 o ',clock ruin orshtn'o. in urn-moth bent at corner of Queens Boulevard nnd Bliss St., Long Island City:
Title Guarantee a. Trust Co., or Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Co. Policies {129’
BARRY, WAINWRIGHT, TEACHER & SYMNIERS. Esqs.
59 Wall Street, Attorneys for Kennedy Estate
WHITE & CASE, East. 14 Wall Street. Attorneys for Brenton H. Collins »,
Send for Bookmap A '
67 Liberty St., N. Y. C.
70!. Cortland! 07“!
GoTo Longlsland City To-Daytf—Z,
on mortgage
assignment, no
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LOCALITY MAP.
in
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0N QUEENS BOULEVARD 3,;
GreenpdntAvc., DingonnlSt.. stoonSt. Wei-78L.nridodjoiningi\m
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wow-cent to toe _
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two (5 cent fare) . .
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I 10559}! P. DAY, Auction...- ' Take any subway to Grand Central Station. transfc ,
67 Uborty St, New York I to Queensboro Subway (Corona Line to Bliss sum '
A Flo-no send rno, w'itllout obli tier}: full I Station. “he.“ my representative will meet you; or
| %ngfi‘$d}?% %.(’BT YOUHOW l B. R. T. Broadway Subway to Questzboro Brim":
, - Plaza and than to lnterboro (Cu: 011.1 Lire‘ to Blis-
NOTHING? throu h To: Ens/m tron. , gle ’
l ‘ P | Street Station. or take 2nd Ave "L" viz 57th St. and '
' Nun. ..... i 2nd Ave. to Bliss Street Station lCoron.1Line)atj.' f
l Address. .. .. ....... . ......... property were mi reprosc 1mm. mil meet ion. or?
l H l by motor from Ouccnsbom Bridge. {03' O;Wl..g right
. 1 - - -- nameandad '1' ‘ sot: an“), {net-d) “ha 53v 1 l ranch of Subuav- ElcxateJ R0 id to the Bins Street?“ ~
Ell: beintfleste‘t ' ‘ 1 tion in Queens Boulm 1rd. ;
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to attend a meeting here next week
to take up the controversy between
hookhindm‘s in New York shops and
their employers.
Jeremiah J. Ryan. representative
said thc orhr for the
sent out from
nookhindcrs.
meeting had been
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Plans for going to New Canaan.
‘The Textile Store
WOOL
PLAID SKIRTING
Special ~
42 inchw wide. $1.40 quality
$1.00 Yard
130 WM Street
Going
your silver,
Th' S mmer
Don’t let undue worry over the safety of
securities, and other valuables spoil
”your summer holiday. Your mind should be free
from care wheneveir and wherever you go. If
under a strain you ’ll certainly gain—nothing!
Away
A Safe Deposit Box—or storage space—is absolute
protection against worry and
loss. Neither fire nor thieves
can penetrate our massive vaults. Boxes and Space are
suitable new; The ready cost is trifling.
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BLUE STONE FOB
DRIVEVVAYS
A well kept place, 1.1. ith
velvety lawns 3nd cl 1 p p e d
hedges only needs, to com- '
plete the picture, a driveway of
bluestona
Attractive surroundings not
only please the eye but enhance
the value of the property.
We have blue stone in 1-2 and
14-inch sizes. Let us quote you.
was
The Norwslk Cod
ddhmflyCm
connoisseurs
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ARMY AND
NAVY SALES 00.
« 38 WALL smnr, NORWALK, cons. . r-
um WEEK SAVINGS ’3
U 8 ARMY MEAT CANS..... . ...................... 10c: 3for8‘
WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS. ........
OVAL WEBB UNION ‘SUITS . .. . . .
MEN‘S PANTS
8WEATER COATS _. . . . . . . ..
U. S. NAVY JERSEYS .
................ 5c:
SHOES
ELKSKIN snozs ........
Hem AND sovs stour SHOES ..
sLAcK AND TAN DRESS snoes ........ . .........
U. B. ARMY SHOES (Manson Lut) .................... ..
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JOIN THE com TRADE.
‘11-‘-
Joseph Lock‘lmrt. A. E. F. veteran.
and John J. Guarniert. Naval veter-
an. arc the latest recruits in the new-
ily omnised Combat Train. To date.
thirty men have enlisted and balance
of required minimum number are up
peeled by mum hint.
Recruiting Glaser and Supply 0111.
oer will be at the Arm tonkht,
the latter for tile purpose ol’ measur-
iing for nutter-ms. and filling out
equipment lists.
Major Maren out be at the Ar-
not! on Friday night for medical
enmiunflonl.
.; Word wus received todnyw‘tm
wanna Justina! m co
w ., .
25 Per Ce "
Discount:
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TRUNKS am!
A.W He “‘3
Norwalk Chronicler