.i. worm-tiff
.1_
fondue Shades in dark Greening.
em..xse. caters.
E. K. BANKS
UNDJB mama mm ,
- 30. loans“
STRAW HATS 1 7 TN" Vial; .,, 31M at 0
$1.50 “firmfimcw if
'cllestra furni
sh ‘ '
and". ed the music for the
ALI. ms
The Wiliys-Knight seven passenger
car stolen early yesterday morning
TIlt‘Sc are what we can, from the garage of William A. Wal-
ters. West Norwaik avenue. was
it ' 9! , ___'
display hats and have ' found at noon today abandoned in
served their purpose. the woods near New Canaan.
—-Rot,on Point
Jana Babies.
28th.
r..-
nias ”4,.
Park Le Chateau
Tuesday Night, June
Claude Francis. of this city. was
arrested on Connecticut avenue last
Thursday by Motor Vehicle Inspector
William H. Brennan. fonrccklcss driv-
ing and will appear before Judge Voo-
burgh in the downtown court this
afternoon for n hearing.
7 till Mills
a
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson and Pa-
r n... intoaonoiia entertained; trolman Frank V. Raymond were
about in people yesterday fromielected delegates to the police conven-
,. mix in and around New York City. ttlon to be held at \V-uerbmy on
i'l‘hursday July 14th, at a special
L'obcrt
r!
J, lialloran. John l-‘ecney, meeting of the Norwalk Police depart-
inm ml K. ltudol'ifte of Norwalk. ment held on Saturday afternoon.
,v'ii lllt neck-cud at the home of
with [hibcock ill West Norwalk. I
t
t
t
"Good'
terms.
-—Get your V'ictrola where
Service is a Habit." Easy
..E‘illlt‘t’ given by Operating Dop't, Donnelly's 16-18 80. Main St.
I
h
Oscar Schultse.
to the police last ni ht
er husband came home drt‘ink 211;:
was creating a disturbance. - '
lice yesterda .
avenue residents also complaifiedlg
boys and fireworks.
--—§_
dA large number or visitors inspect—-
e the new home of Oscar Schultse'
on Westport avenue. yesterday.
aegis; ist of a special type called
-cu " and was b
Riordan and Son. um by N. J.
' s 4
——§.
street residents flied
with the police Saturday
Lawrence
COmPlaints
about the dump bei
ng on fire. Fire
Chief George Bogardus attended to
the complaints. when they were re-
ferred to him by the police.
A l - V
sight accident took
. place on
Washington street yesterday after-
noon about 3 o'clock whe
,n :1
en by James F‘ C r.
Leon Pulwers
driv-.'
lynn of this city and!
of New York city
bumped at the corner of Water
street. The damage was slight until
was settled between the two men.
\_
i' Hit 1‘: i"[llI0ilC Co. at Roton Point.
, .., July 1. i There will be.a regular meeting of
. . , tr‘runk P. (:olfrcy Post. No. 1:1. Am-
.I .i. llmrin. well-known wholcsiiip erican Legion. tomorrow evening in'
t id} lltfli'l’. :md W'illinm J. Mulvey the Post rooms. on “'11” street. l‘cr-'
.-. about 'U (Illf‘ll it first class candy minssion hns mm" “hm” thr- Post I”
. ..p kmmn its the “Goody ShOp" in hold its carnival from July 30 to Aug“
itrzlce of the thir-
list hill. in South Norwillk. The ex-
nct place where it will be held will
l;it~h:ird ll (loldl-n is n gut-5‘ of the be announced IIlN‘i‘. I
llt-i‘iti f'linwniunt iiillk of Iioslon —_"
for tlxi- iir.\,t tyxo (lays itftnr which hn They-0 “'H [m a regular meminn of
tuna
Jill‘s-kill. New York. l
.ttH
'."‘.'llllill Ill Toronto. Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Licker and 'gets of the various departments will
Hr (‘Viltt'It-s Smith and daughter. he considered and it is l‘f‘licW‘tl ten -
l. i'Inlu ill motored from their home tatively accepted. previous to the final
.._ le York City to spend the day meeting to he held on Monday. July,
\wtv-rtlux as guests of- Mr. and Mrs. 411).
t'llnrll's Cross. I
Ainlt-y,
\\'illl.itn 'I‘.
Harris and
n s 5 £4,119]
—Coal at lowest prices.
Bans.
l-id vut rtl
7“ rII
son of Mr. rm
.\inlcv. of \\'cst nve-
' M'. :1 student in (‘olgntc- t‘nit-crgiiy,, Tonight wil he the clo-inz night of,
tit-lighted the congregation of tho the carnival of the Putnam Hose, coni-
South Norwnlk llnptlst Church. with puny U“ North MM" street. Thcrf‘
was a record breaking crowd present
pn Saturday niuht. the various booths
..being almost depicted by midnight
Lit-hen it closed until tonight. it is es-
timated that fully 1.500 peonle at-
tended the affair on Saturday night
a very pleasing sermon last night.
—-nuy Top Notch Bread.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Kenneth nl'llill‘r. .\ir.
Fro-d llcnliett and son EI-
mcr. Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs.: '—
Martha Anderson have rmurned —-Buy your coal at Harris and Dana
Plomc tll'lt-r «pr-titling n V""." tit‘lightsl
fill ten days. automobile touring, A “"3“ number of "-"n Fla-"P” "“
through (‘nnmln and to the Niagara turning from n game played owr ln
Fulls. .l-lnst Nov-walk vvcrt- standing up in an
nutomobilc dump car when the body
-—fipccl:il chctivit V. F. W'. toixiztlit. ' " ""' car “W"‘d "P- dumping ”I“ 0‘“
npd Mp"... ”ML All mentllt ... mnwuts into the road under the rail-
‘Drged to nttnniL nuid \ induct Inst as the car was turn-
il i'li
~ ., J. ‘1‘ GI'Al’lNll-Iitl i=1: from East “'nllhington Avcnm-
" Jr. Vice Commander. l' ‘ t. South Main street about 5:15
l;- t melting. Fortunately no one was
- . . r—gl-sse—e- i ..i and after some joking nndv
7: L'sllli'l‘ tht- cur pioccedt-d on its
HOSPITAL AND SICK ROOM wn)‘.
SUPPLIES l
m. ltoton Point Park ‘l.t- r‘linteitu'
“”3133” Garza AdIIOSITOHH'S: Ilnbics. Tuesday Night. Julie
Stillson-Powell corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRI'GGIS'I‘S The l‘hcniluz Sentinel has learned
me' Cameras, Films. Plates. that the car that f‘lflslll'tl' into the ml
Paper, etc. of William kopsco. zit “infield strt-ct
:lnti Hunt itvcntlt', on I“i‘ill.’l,\' night last.
nntl thi-n attempted to escape while
illc tirivcr (‘nllcil mit "Git my nunl—
Iii-rs if you can." In registered under
82 “Washington Street
SOlTlI NOR‘VALK, CONN.
the name of \\. Ilollgllls l‘rizcr. who
1‘ ” gives his address liN thc Y. M. (‘. l\..
F V llridgcport. The number ot' the crlr
’ that struck Mr. KOpsco's car were
_ “HITS. and these are the numbers
- given to Mr. l‘rizcr.
Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
for the but results
.SIT'W'Y.
bv train for :1 two weeks' the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
held this evening at the council cham-‘
hers. (‘ity Hull. when more iii the bud .
\i'illinm W. “'alters. of West Nor-i
walk avenue. reported to the police
:v'csterdriy morning that about 4'
ocloek yesterday morning someone'
broke into his airage and stole his’
“lllys-Knight seven passenger car
The lictnsc number was 49-129. No'
vcs has been found.
K
Haston. of 67
u ‘ rvpgrtrd to the police that on
..’"llltIil)' afternoon. while drivingi
down North ‘Mnin street in front of
.\lodm-'s store. John Slnttery. aged 16.
of 26 Concord strcet. riding a hicvcle
rode in front of his car and ‘wns
thrown to the ground. sustaining lnc-
i'liiliO'lS of the scalp and severe
bruises. The boy was said to be at:
lic was tukt-n to the Norvvllk
Hospitnl for treatment. but was sent
home later on in the afternoon.
SOCIAL NOTES
—~
The American l.<~;.:ion ”all was
again tllt- sci-ut- of it most enjoyable
occasion on Sntllrdziv cvt-itlng. when
Mr. and Mrs. lilmcr H. Ilcndricks. Mr.
and Mrs. l-leilcr i'. (fruits. Mr. and-
Mrs. (‘nrroll \t'hiti». Irting (tlmstr-ild'
and Janice ll. filmstead grave a dance.
and reception to the Tuesday l-Ivcninir
Social t‘liib. Tht‘ popularity of tho-sci
t'K"'nlll‘;3 is shown win-n l-vcry int-til-
bcr mnkts tln- t-fl‘ort to be prcscnl.
The music by the orchestra led by Mrs.
Russell ltromltviiv, was cvct-llcnt Ztil"
tlll‘ dancing was thoroughly cujutvll.
Tlic ball “as prt-ttily decorate-d and
refreshments were served. The llir ‘cv
nunil-t-r dance prole to bc a non ll_\.;
At tln- closc of the t-veiiing the hosts
and hostile->3 were congratulate-d upon.
in“ success of their entfitninrncnt.
Tho'v had given the lnemlu-rs an ova-n-
Ing long to be remembered.
Edwn rd J. “y'all
l
l
I
.\ surprise party
night iii honor of Andrew (Lidoci. at
his home. 15 l.t-xiiii:ton :t\l‘l\il".
(inmcs wcrc plilycd und ri-l'it-shmcllts
served. The pupils hinini: a merry
time. Those attending the party were
:19! follows: l‘cnrl \"tll’flil. llt-Ien
Sprnck. Helen liotvuth. Morgan-t Sol-
tesz. .\lnry Olcnn. Elizabeth lividcl.
Mary \‘slrndy. Elizabeth iii-geilus.
.iimios Rollo-s2. Louis Mnckay. Andrew
Gnduci. lid. Mockler. Norman “'cl-
sue-it, \\‘Illlum (intim‘i. l-‘rt‘d \Velsoit
lllid Louis (lmloci.
—-—.
Miss thithcrint- lioriin. of Stuart
nvenut'. t'lllll Miss l'lunimel Cummings.
of Pine Ridge. wcrc visitors yesterday
in Ridgcfitzltl.
was iziu-n last,
\IISS IKINI‘ZIIAR’I‘ [SlPROYIIIL
o"
bl.
.\'l-‘.\\'I‘ORT. June —Mrs. Mary
liolwi-ts Rinehnrt. novelist and play-
BEN
FRANKLIN
W'ROTE
imE-“H; Wyn";
i “Opportunity means
i; Commencing Q; l ; nothing to a man with
“‘1' ‘ f 3 empty pockets.”
“fit JULY lST ~ -‘
l I I You must have some
,. x ,. ”n. permitted to ac- j: l ready cash if you are to
H . if . take advantage of oppor-
WW deposxts up to '2 I tunity when it shall come,
‘ $5,000.00 1; "; Deposit Here and Pat
' . t5 ' Your Trust in Us.
.\H money deposnted J] _
3- liliN‘ bank before '4: ’j
1 Jill.“ ltlth will draw in- i '
it I'w‘. iI'om July 1st. 1
. 1
~
"more .s-W-«-:«...‘...‘
.m
2
. -_‘..1. ;.
mm
a!"
...-a.
wright. who underwent an operation
for gallstones yesterday. was reported
In sati‘ctory condition today.
Williams
_———-—s ~ -.. s {
“lgesidents of Wilton'avenue have Commissioner Mosedith
b0 “mount. with the pone. about . » i
rs riding bicycles on the “can“ Continued from First Page. ‘
“—
The (note or ‘ —e!-II-t ~ 014110 rious ucatio tt "
Edging Corgmgiotfewxeblzn‘ l‘nd Anthony Geneo. of Ely avenue. was Comgrwone,“ Memgfilhm‘pgzged!
the week 01' July 4“) “fro? arrested by Game Warden Wilbur out that ‘he problem or the rumi
ann‘P' Vacation. e Smith. shortly after noon on Saturday. ”1100‘. Uni”. of the fll“. wander‘.i
charged with killing and pone-sing
two robins and one tildeer plover. and
Donalar butcher was released ' raised
report . under 825 bonds for a i i a d the.
night 3.3:: uptown police last hearing tods'y. mug 3:3. hoatvembeee.'num adoztefi; by
he "a“ 'm valuable fox hounds Geneo. when he was apprehended at the m
‘ _m‘- the “’ashington street bridge by Mr. “I W W
A NOrth Smith. first refused to allow the'wai‘a The governor’s approval of the
den to inspect the contents of avbundle
ended by throwing the bundle into.
Geneo.
eons. as well as the robins and plover.
an English sterling. and also Geneo's
lhInl.
ihowcvcr. bore what were believed to
"horities that some of the victims at~
tion." has been well taken care of
and that the qualifications for teach-
“......
'8760.000 appropriation for new build-
arm, and flnallyhn' at the New Britain Normal
- 'hool paves the way for the con-';
harbor. H w“ fished out by ll atruction of a modern training school
Howard. Who happened ‘0 be nearby, for teachers. and. in the opinion oft:
as Mr. Smith w” engaged in subduing the commissioner and the state ‘
lboard of education. is the first great
When the bundle was opened it "3 ’stuep taken in improvinr the state's
found to cpntain several white 915“facilities. The teacher problem is a
Iserious one. according to the state
board. for the state must have em-
cient teachers.
mam In“ ;
Beginning with 1922 prospective
school teachers must comply with a
he had beneath his
gun. which he had taken apart and?
wrapped up in the bundle. All that
prevented the bundle from sinking
was the fact thfl there was so much.
paper that it was buoyed up until it minimum academic qualification.-
could be reached with a boat hook. Comminionel' Meridith explained. as
Mr. Smith had received a complaint ‘the act adopted by the General All-
on Sitturdayrmornlng that there was a sembly aims to make teaching more
man shooting in the woods near theiof a profession than it is looked up-
old Siiugatuck road and he went overlon in this state at the preaent time.
there to investigate. He noticed a Al” the teachers’ retirement system'
man with a gun a considerable dis- has been “tightened up" assuring the
tuner away. but was unable to reach teachers who participate in m bone-
\\'hen he reached the spot where fits more. specific return!-
the mun was last seen he was inform- Helping the children.
ed thnt the man had gone over tow- Among the legislation enacted. ac-
:lrds South Norwulk. cordlnt to Commissioner Meredith.
Mr. Smith traced Geneo over to the ”e the provisions for mtsing the edu-
bridgr. and then stopped him to ques- icationll qualifications of children be-
tion him about the bundle. (Ieneo tore they leave school. WhiCh. it :8
was it. limit and refused to allow an 'beuevpd, will increase the child s.
examination of the bundle. chances of becoming self supporting.
It was then when Mr. Smith insist— i "The lengthening of the school dTFJ
ed that Geneo threw the bundle over i and the school year by two weeks. is;
into the water. pulled off his coat and "a mark of significance," said CommiE-.
(it-cliil'ml himself and his intention of “one; Meredith, “as this Will provide
being :l "game sport "to the world in far a more extensive use of the m'.
“Mb"- vestmcnt and the property involved in ,
will afford more and
H. was still defiant when taken to school plants and "
polio. headquarters. and the fact that better educational opportunitieS.
he is lzziblc to prosecution. both under Americanlntion.
the Suita- and Federal laws. for the Commissioner Meredith is also
i
killin: of robins and the plover. didn't
seem to phiue him.
THINK LAWRENCE
RREEII II PERPLE
MAYl‘lELD. June 27.-County au~
thoritii-s today were working on the
theory lhat l-lrnt-si Lawrence murder-
ed ll tersons in his farm home. near
leased with the provisions for the
gontinuation of the state‘s Americani-
zation program. An appropriation of
825.000 a year for the next two years
is provided for this work and it is
expected that the facilities will be en-
larged. it is hoped to assist the larg.
er towns and cities-to a greater ex-
tent and to make it easier to obtain
‘local Americanization directors in the]
Ivarious towns. I;
Kliidt‘rgnrlt‘ns. ‘
.tnothcr Improvement which the
State Board of Education believes sig-l
nlfionnt Is the act which specifically
defines the kindergarten and which
l
here Saturday night." drencgfd :2; gives the State llonrd of Education a;
muffins: 3mg”? on C more liberal supervision. \Vi‘t‘h ‘the.
I ' I P ' ' in: er- .
. change in the law affecting
InVeHigallon his re‘oa'ed' “ '3: gnrtcns. teachers for kindergarten.
ilnnounicd today. that Lawrence
number of years ago was clubbed by
a policeman in Mayfield when he re-
sisted areal on the charge of intoxica»
tion. Acquaintances told Sheriff (hut.
Cain that Lawrence shortly after it
«went had suffered from "spells." landfill" ““0”“?
classes must hold a certificate from
the Stnte llonrd of Education testify-
ing to their qualifications.
Aisling W lcr Towns.
Commissioner Meredith feels that in
action involving State
'thls led the sheriff t0 reit ”9 his be. rum inert-nae to the smaller towns. the
' ‘ - IZCS the principle of the
lief that Lawrences illness suddenly.Hait "‘f‘nzn
had developed into a fit of insanityiprovositlon. pointinsout that the pro-
tiuring which he wiped out his i‘ami1y_i\'isi0ils allowed for aiding towns wish-
the familv of Otis Drew. .his brother. Ing to affect a bill was adopted taking
in law and Drew's brother, Delmar can- or the transportation on cle-
Drew inclltnry school children in towns
The; bodies of two women. three where the higher grades or entire
men. the infant boys and one infant schools were given up. According to
Iiri ware so badly burned that physi Commissioner Meredith. the principle
clans Were only able to guess how involved is recognized. although thm‘e
they weer slain One of the women. ’appears to be some doubt about the
' appropriation.
be ounds, indicating that she probslr Plush-a] Education.
lv ha dbeen killed with an axe which According to Commissioner Merc-
was found near the body. A revolveridith. Connecticut is in the forrtront
with six exploded shells. r ride comiin regard to the physical education of
mining an empty shell and a shotgun i‘h“ school children. This phase of ed-
olso were found in the mine of the ucational work will be materially aid-
liome. indicating. according to the au- led. the commissiont r said. by the
adoption of thc act which in
makes compulsory the physical in-
s-iist had bt-en shot to death.
Today in Wall Street , 1
“'ALL STREET. Noon.—-Only
moderate volume of business
transacted on the higher range
prices. Some of this represented buy.
in; orders prompted by last week‘s
rally. hill the great no rt probably con-
ninttd of short covering. An uneven
trend developed before noon when
Mexican Petroleum, Baldwin Locomo
ttve. ll_ S. Rubber, Goodrich, Ameri-
can “'oolen, Sears Roebuck. interna-
tional Paper and Union Bag became
heavy. Canadian Pacific also showed
recurrent pressure. but minor rails.
notably coalers. were firm. Call
money opened at 6 per cent. and ex-
change on London was substantially
children of the State. It is pointed
out that the pupils in the Normal
_ ‘schools are being taught this work and
“aafthtit whcii these graduates take their
0fiplacen in the schools of the State this
form or education will be more cm-
cicntly handled.
humrm-r Normal School.
The Slum-ti appropriation for the
summer Normal school. which begins}
at Yale next month. is considered lib-
cml by Commissioner Meredith. The
liberal provisions for the tlansportn-
tion of High school pupils is also
praised by the executive hood of the
State llonrd of Education.
nuns MAY LAY NEW ntrx'r.
11w“. fa. .
Anti
inthicwoslniuhogdwlsat '
usually"? - the
higher. '
NEW YORK. June 27.——The sight
of llabe Ruth. the home run king. my-
ing down a bunt along the third liaise.
line. is likely to become more familiar
to fans around the Ainericaiy League
circuit than heretofore.
Several clubs have adopted a spe—
cial defense against the slugger. mov-
ing the third baseman toward the
second base. with the second baseman
playing in short right field. Noting
this. Manager Huggins and Ruth be~
lieve they can "cross" their oppo-
nents with an occasional bunt and
succeed in dra them back into poc-
sitions maki longer hits easier to
obtain. Ruth on two or three occa-
sions this week tried out the scheme.
wry
l
tinst Friday. acording to i‘nptzml iii
effect I
struction and education of the school'
i.
Light Weight Wool
SUITS
In a variety of colorings.
Most uncommon
at' $34.50
Made to sell for $40.00 to $50.00.
MEN’S SILK CAPS
Mohair Coat and
Trousers
$14.75
Rogers and Stevens
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
Boys’
Vacation
Togs
“ 55a ;.
Rilllllll’ SUSPEBIR
UNDER ARREST
PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June 21—mi-
hert Kelly, of Pittsburgh. for whom
the authorities have searched Milt“
June 10. when James Neal. n .ltpzii‘
ment store empioye, was killed till-
his a holdup has been htltl >""T"l\
b ythe police here since lav 11mm.
Clyde E. Edeburn, captain 01 iii
es. announced last night. in.
pose of withholding inlorma'lon
his arrest. the detective him!
was to investigate the “(run-s)
statements which hl‘ Sziiti KI'I‘J .‘f"
made him.
Kelley was arrested in Kit Ki ~ >;...:'.
.H,
p:‘
sin-rt
\Iii.
,.
‘inl
'burn and immediately branch: to
city.
[ Neal was fattally shut and
‘of cash and Checks atmo'iiiang ..p
proximately $50.00" by a can: u! inn
dits while on his way to the llilhk.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity.
cloudy weather with pu<~lllly
showers tonight and Tue~tl.i_\
pressure is low along the nmlh‘in
border from Montana to Mum
high over thr mulhctn d'rilh.
i‘l‘
-«.I.I.i-‘
ill
l
i
i
Pdi'l}
Itit iii
m SANITARY [HR ER Y
'iilv-
. t , ,. _. '
:Kh(i’;l4l\lill'll;i-‘\ somber with occasion _
.. f . .1.» in the Upper Missi
ruin: \al“). Lulu region and Nev
Ligand T‘wto is no VH'H defin-n
>tnrm an... rr-st m lhr ventral
lawn," -..
pzirfl.‘
chum.- in it mileratlne
an '
‘1m~ .
(‘rnuiiih n_
.IttUtlx
l:l\(‘r for
\'- Palhl‘i‘
this vicinit-
ani not mucx ‘
L
‘7
i
DEPENDABLE .
PLUMBING _V
Quick Se'rvice
,‘g.
i
W. J. Ungvary I
l
l
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l
.tlltlf
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l
MAKES Ql‘ALl‘l‘l’ linonrcrsfi
The Sanitary Bakery
fast gaining in popularity.
‘brcnd. rolls. coffee cakts.
made from the very list of r.~...:- 5
under ideal sanitary conditions sun) .2:
a. das‘ll‘ht baking Psiilil.l\'l‘lliltfll.
iHome-made Bread 9c and 1-1:: loans;
5R.\'€ Bread 10c and 15c Io.i\t.~; Sand-
wich Bread 17c size loaf:
Bread 12c size loaf: Gluv- u.
made on Tuesdays and i~‘i-i.in_\s
Product
Tlit‘
(Y‘
S
‘3.
and
varieties made on Saturday
The Sanitary Bakery. 35 .\l.t.vi St.
(John B. Sandwr.) Phone '3-3
Adv't.
,,,,._l-———--——-—-
I UTA" CT.
was PC".
~W
Potato.
l:r..~.i'
sold at 25c a loaf; coffo‘c cake: 0'. :dl'
or‘v '
g
IF YOUR SIGHT IS RIGH'L
Phone 2389 l
All the world seems bright.
Better see
THAMER,_1N_§;.
Optometrists and Opticians”
~ c
8 7 Atlantic Sh. Stamford
ii
TIRES AND TUBES I
Motor and Generator Brush. for
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
,0]: Easy Terms if Desired
AARON KOHN
The [ending Account-y floss
Ilslh'oadAvo. Phonon
5
If You-Wantaanetta
..E . l.
mama-mm
‘qso.N
i
To Prospective Buyers of
MONUMENTS
BIG REDUCTION ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MONUMENTS
ALSO
; Save Agent Commission. We Employ No Agents
ORWALK MONUMENTAL WORKS
84 South Main Street
;“.. ‘ms Hams .. 35c ls.
Wilson”, Fldslity Hm as: It:
.Cnlifomlnflams 20:1.
Fancy Roasting Chickens
”stilts Fouls
, Ham Onsssd Veal ......2Do us-
‘Bsnulns Spring Legs Lamb
'Is-ss,a'ss‘-.ssa.s 4°.“
' ; mu CREAIERY
"Ilium in Fault___
Issasss‘a'iis. lose-Ts
SPECIALS
“sew. Strictly Fruits... sass-s.
BUTTER, .m svzss'ssasoE‘wo-Isn'a's-ss. “.7
ysaerms
Aoeosssososas-fs‘s‘ss's’ass.ssc
Winter Lamb. Leo- ~ tls ..
Motto; Laps
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Pigs Fast and Who
Smoked Tenderloin. all k“ of
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Norwalk Chronicler