a
Sacred first old.
“he obtained by “it
' how much valuexst'sfile avenue en-
duorning re-
, .se Ferris Coal
.o'u. after a. vacation.
m Mabel Gaucher. of Second
Street. Icoompanied by her sister 1 cu.
.m spending the week with iriends m
. 1 mean.
Flank Reynolds. of CO\9 avenue.
Mutilated. after an automobile trip
mer the week— end along the Mohawk
' ‘hnii.
certainly is not hawk"
Two
7 0 nephewhomag Darling ' ‘ ‘“ i833
BeaSCIlAIlII it over Sunday. -’ ‘ ARE m IS 2‘
.2 WSTATE’S. OPINION
fir“ Agnes Ayers. of Saybrook.‘
’ . is the guest of her aunt. Airs. .continued. from m M
Raymond of West Side avenue. ‘
bersr Under this classification. the
bobhersr of hair will he remitted to
demonstrate to the satistsction o! the
niembers of “the Barbers' Commission
that they are qualified to bob hair
before. they are given a. license to
practise their art. They will also be
require} to pay a tee of $5 for the
privilege- of establishing their right
to a license.
The members of the commission
Miss Andrea Cote has returned to have made a. concesdon to the bob-
h" “Om? “1 “Glide“ ”Wing 39”“ “ bers of hair which will enable them
few weeks as the guest of the Misses to take the test of fitness in their
Klinereltcr of Rowayton avenue. owu hair bobbing or beauty parlors
instead of going to the Capitol. as
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett have
returned after a long visit in Grotor,
lN Y.. while there they were the guest
of their son. "Marsh."
Forrest Case of East Orange is
spending a few days with his parents
on Rowayton ruenue. Mr. Case for-
meriy lived in this community.
.. lI F. A Brands and daughters. Lucil' e male candidates for barbers' iicénges
5'"-
Wllflam Gurnw‘ who was hit with
In auto on. Sunday on \Vlniield street,
8 a. brother of Mrs. Frank T. Smith.
of 68% Osborne avenue.
A rehearsal or the o. 1'. A. M.I or-
chestra. was held 'lllSl evening at the
home of Melvin liraisted. Bust Wash-
ington street.
Members of the \\ glnen's Fun-inn
Missionary Society “iii “no in charge
of the mid- week sonices .lt the East
avenue M. E. church on Thursday
evening.
The road rollvr is onezlgnl in
smoothing down Fort slrml from Van
Zandt street down flllil undornozilh
flue railroad bridge. in Di‘l‘Diil‘l‘lllIOIl for
”pairs to be made there.
Residents of Van Zun-lt strm‘l.
Osborne avenue. 'lll'll complaints with
the police last night about rt’t'kll‘SS
driving. The matter is living investi-
gated by Patrolman John Roberts.
The lower end of llsliornn ilVi'llllt‘ is
bring repaired. sornlml
by the Btrcot (1mm rtlllvut.
.treels in East Norwulk which
nenr‘
21ml ri--;:r:liiml,
('lt'ntr‘
have
and Gertrude. lime returned is their? are required to do The three mem-
home on Rows) to" axenue. “Willem of the Commission will go to the
spent the past week in Atlanti'c City. parlors and watch the bobbing prIo-
‘“ cess to see that it meets the require-
ments or the standard which they
will establish. The applicants {or the
license will be required to furnish the
subjects for the bobbing.
GETTING READY
TO REOPEN SCHOOLS
,, (Continued trom First Page.)
Mrs. John Mott. of South Nor-walk.
has boomspcndinz a few day's visiting
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Samuel Mott.
and also her aunt. Mrs. John Loundes.
‘ Miss Katherine Klinefeltrr or R0-
waxton alonuc. who has been enjoying
a few necks vacation. has resumed
her duties in the office a? the Southern _
New 12 nglaud Telephone Co.
living received from
Sparks who is now
motoring: through lllt' "\Vhitc Moum
talus." Slit umIrlo- the first evening.
stop at Port “'illlnni Henry Hotel,
Luke Grorgv. N. Y.
The many friends of Arthur Hillard
“vh- ni-er-joyt‘d to learn that ho was
I‘llbli‘ lo ri‘sumr‘ his duties as hooli—
kl-ciwr for l’yndon l\‘- Co. of ill
llromlu'ai'. Youni: Riilnrd sustained
svl‘t‘l‘ul bruises .‘il"l burns while light-
im: the fire of the Frazier Gilmnn
homo on July Slst inst.
ch people roc‘izv the
Post cards arr
2Mrs. \Vzillvr J.
Education. Superintendent Buchanan
announced that the revision of school
studies was under was and that all of
lhe~princlpals and teachers were (‘0-
omiramg It is expected that the
change will greatly imprme the local
schools and “ill bring about a firmer
foundation in the education of pupils
l'rirlcipnl Noses :irriu-d in Nor-
walk yesterday and will remain here
permanently. He comes lrom Ston-
ingtou Conn. whr re ht was head of
the iiign school of that cit).
School (ilsllplliu Iklrlltlllill‘l‘ in the
casual the high Nchool. “ill be strict-
ér tlilii )‘rzir ihuli lirmrc, uccording to
school illllllol‘ilit‘s.
Eirnutv of na-
any.
AS RECEIVER
Continued train Fix-u Paco.
~—
wall: yesterday. and through counsel
moved to vacate the appointment " on
the ground that there was no legal
reason for Mr. Lonergan's appoint-
meat. '
TheII State receivers. through coun-
sel. set up that the appraised value of
the company is over $540 000. and the
indebtedness less than $200. 000. They
also alleged that the parties who
gbrought the Involuntary petition in
bankruptcy are not creditors. but four
stockholders with small holdings. that
the company is not insolvent and a
receiver in bankruptcy would interfere
with the adjustment of the corpora-
tion' 3 aflairs.
concusssmorns '
TO‘REGESS FOR
THIRTY DAYS
to demand open senions. 2
The House today was to take up the.‘
conference report on tne mitt-beer bill .
it. wouldbeadopted.
HEWlTT's- CONDITION
2PM, Alls.:23 L—The cm:
Pater Cmerjiewitt W WI;
fist and. electrical inventor. {who mil
operated on here tor MW
trouble on Tuesday last. M keen;-
mania. 3.3
When the sun's rays nrs so hottbé
stomach and bowels should be kept
in regain. normal. healthy condition.
so, that the, system.wiil. not be up"-
setby a guess. 0: undigested. ferment-4
ins. poison- producing food. Foley .
Cathodic. Tablets are gentle in action.
but sure. They relieve sick humble.
biliousness. bloating, sour ‘ '
KM bad breath. coated tongue and
other symptoms of indigestiom~swi
Continued-“II‘ tromw First Pate.
bonus bill. The discussion was start-
. ed by Senator lah‘olletu». Ropuhlican.
iWisconsin. who charged the president
with executive interference with the
legislative branch of the government.
and was participated in by a dozen
tacked and defended for his course.
The. Senate in addition to taking
final action on the Shipping Board
bill today was expected to void upon
an appropriation of $200,000 for 0‘-
penses of the disarmament CODICN‘DFP‘
Health. by Good Living
Comfort with good glasses.
THAMER, INC.
Optonuhioh sad Opticians
8 IAtlantic St. Stamford
been needing (llil‘llthll will roco-ilu it turn .ind 1 might say the idr-ril molh- "'(hi-rr has barn loo much frivolily
in a short time. ‘ :Q‘ Oils (2! l‘viilc. Till-3‘ mo fc-w hill 1 L‘Oillik'Ch‘tl “2le HM Norwalk High
__ lhnic round mm \vhrwdnqs {illllrt‘t‘lfilP school in tho past; too much sport
Further plans for ”H. m” rind *1,“ this. That is Vacuum.- lllelz oi‘ Yon- and Hot enough stmll’lhg.” said one of
.39; months wprp mailu rind an inf‘),-- kl'l'S. N. Y.. who has Slwni Ill" sum~ tlu ‘3(‘huol :iilthoiltlt-s today.
mad discussion of the matter of or- mrr lil "l‘nmp lilt‘fll” sztilntmi “0511‘ the From this Sliill'nlkill. ii is believed - ,
@nlzing a football loam was held last “\V‘hiir- Rridco." that slum-ills .ll lllC Nornulk High ’
might at the. mot-ting- 0,‘ the Younzi school “ill hull: to (or the (limit .
Men's Community club. M n“. llll't’tllizI llllr Ol'I lruu- School. In .iii) also. it
.31 the rooms in Communli} hall. DARIEN&NOR02 0N moans llllil discipline.- will he ll'lUC ll
silil'lvr than bt‘lIul‘i‘. l
. _- ~ - . i .
Sterling Durgy m’ a" Fifth «mm q, . -—..__.._..—__.__._ 2
- _ " * > " . .l-pli-gil 1}. “UV! 1:2 l~.\|u'cltd to l‘l‘— ‘ 2 u
:fizrtvd 10]:le [Kill-(‘19 ihzit he had lisr- [um home tomorrow. 1,500 PEOPLE I;
in a s g {ll‘l‘ll will. :it t it- rorrwr
uof Monrm‘ and l-‘i’uizkiin Sll'tl'ls. this T. Inim‘ “.1“, h.“ In..." "llt'lllllng AT CARNIVAL
morning. when ll M..\u. H ("\l‘ rc-gls'- 2 . I. . I I I n““‘““‘ l
_ ‘ 2 - ~ luv summon (ll ( i l:il"';llt‘, h 2 - 2 2
station numlwr 527.1...1 2.2mm.“ mm “1 (0 )\ .lom. h; l'fi‘uddSilgImm (Continued l-rom First Page) i of
Ibo rt'lll‘ of thr 2w" lm “as till‘-l32L;.I I . a I ‘
bending the mud-guard. ! S l:. 1‘05”:le is onioilng a. trip III III “,III IIII I? ”In“. IIIIW attrac- l O
- ~_—I“' illimgl l \l.i\~¢.ll‘lill$l".~ . lllt trill ls‘IIIIIIII III III" \IIIIIII‘I‘II' IIIHIIr tonight:
“orkmen \H‘ri‘ -.:-..m .12; lg. l n in 1-17: “Add“ m. automobile. or tomorrow iiigi ;. the)‘ coming hero. 1 I a e
dlKKNl-‘J "v First Sil‘mj 2:! Tl‘m umptlw: I “A A from out (H town l
of COVU nvcnuo )2 2': i'.§..\ lll"‘(.llt'.‘I hr. 'l‘ulllrmiz of Hi.- Qil‘ilill-ru' llomo l (in sIIImIdII‘Y III'II conimillve in‘
and afternoon. :m-l i: ls Illi'illwvil \\'lll Nor-own. “-1.0”, of 11... “mm”, .H n“: charge “in 00‘1“" NW 21‘107'100" ‘0 n
'plllt‘e now {it‘s bi-..-_2i‘l th( ll‘Ollt‘V Shiilwrs' 0”an “dd in \‘vw Ion. giullillm hull)" NM“. 1er Wbli‘ll ”WW3 - . 2
tails. As a. result 2» fix. .r firinillv‘: do... I I will lw lIllIlt't-li prices “llll‘ll arc to ho:
there is but a \-'Y‘.\' nui‘i‘ow spar” For; _ J\\;ll'lll'il lo ihv pl‘i‘itlt'st Laby. iht‘ fat-z
a‘lton‘Ol’u‘“ “V", “ "IN“ 10 .50 Miss Mm‘n-linv ”union. of Portland. “I“ “Ch-L ”“I ”Hm“ Pu” 0‘ twins. ”"Il tailored by
dilrmiizli. 11- h. ,1... ,4“. N. M- lu-r “sh”, “’1 hundsomrsl rulornl lmhy, inst drossodl
. I' ' v 1
. _" __ lmll‘h 13-2222! ion. or Si‘llgt‘“'ll‘k ll"L‘- nub). 'Ix‘ Inw yum-2g of the (IonhIs‘ ' ‘1
ThPrl‘ ls :l h()§$ul:llll\ 11...! l'lv' pin“ “up. Will he :unmuurml lull‘l'. . K PPENHEIMER
nosed (‘fil‘lll\f!| (2- l. :.2 lv. 1‘“ My“, _ 'l‘lu-ri “ill lu- ‘pm‘ial music fm:
flower Honk «(- l..l H m l‘l"ll‘\lf‘,\ “:33. V\ n.“- R ”Hz-in”... signal huh. l"_.\"iil.il‘.l‘lllll lIUi l'lilldi'l‘ii. and there “'lll, at ,2}.
be 1203112221.“! um. v. ~'.. 7-. u u c‘lv .‘i tnr l" .22: \t m- ; 2 . 2-1' ll.r l-l- l III'I VHIIIIS III‘r IIIII IIIIIII CHUIIHIH “I““bl
an indoor lair \\1.i i ‘i- .2 ‘I“..~ .2 . , 1; 1,»-.{- .- n, . - . . - . - ’lllLZ li‘.‘ mmin" (‘l‘
. ~ 2- .22 :l .Il.'l H.2- >.llIi'l]i 0! the ‘ ‘ h' " | V '- l-
lertnmnu-nl Llil.1' 2. l . a ,2 mm 2. .. ”mm “,1”, This l‘\l‘illl“" thorn will ho a surprise $22.50, $29.00, $34.00
in: the mall: r .2 l \’.. 1 ..;.. . ,. .w r. lrililll'r. :il;\‘ul‘ill:!g; in the commilivc in l
'3‘ ”‘0 Si‘l‘l'WL" ‘7 ' '- -~ 2'? 7‘2 Gil-i .iml Mrs \\ .\ l‘l‘lltllt'loll l‘e-I‘II‘U'IZ'I' I
‘0'"1‘1‘ni'2 Iilll'l} inn-ridin- d .‘-l" .llilll .‘lls. John 1
‘ ~~ 'l‘ur'm r m l‘rirIlJml, .7: Miss Louise l1, 5' 3"\T 311K113 l‘bx:OIu) l
lush l‘i‘ll. ll 2.. :2 \ ~ . .» 2.2 . . 12 “1”“. 2< (a. . . . :- - P] (M 00‘] '
, .. . . . . . .. llll izursi .-! lllt’st‘ill. l
“'39 -"”“»‘" ‘1 " 42 I“ ‘ 12 .r' l" .‘.l.. . . ., , Pliiliulllplila l'hmt Turning Out (innit-i enty her AG Stilts
*ON‘M‘IV l’mruln; 'l '.‘-i-:"‘l‘ E'Iirrnll ‘ .\ nit-Mini: ni‘ lln- school board “"13 05‘ l'rtxluv "0“ in It“ ”£40" ' "
(‘hnrirr-l mm mummy»: . ..,,, \. a, 12.2.; 2,... ..\. ,..,;_ .x L...,...,..] mum... _ l»lili.Ahl«;i.l'Hl.\. A122. 23 —Tli.~ $10-00 and “D
clt‘ Without a ll"! ':>2* “HE. runnini: ul' l-usincss “as tulkmi of and a “1.121,- Philiulrlphla Mint Whit)! iml' n IIIjI‘I; ‘
“'1'" H" "“37““ T "‘ '2: ‘ '.\f:‘i _... lug “as .izlzloizlli"i‘.l for Thursday rui— "All “til ”i“ “Khalil Pica-"NW“ 1” ‘ III
ins; til-v2 inform; '22 1 :2. viii ‘. .'ll‘- hing, I llistorx is (lilting down the minus l
filinlltul lu‘l'iin‘ .‘ll'lL‘l \'n,‘.|”-£y2 H, the ._.._. bvzirlm: dwlll of tho Uniti‘d SLill'z .2
d0“lll('\‘~l rum! um. . 2» . ,-. ...-- m” l Tllt.‘ mmunl honor and fair of the {mandolin ;i month. according to 0113-; Perfectly fiatnrized
~_.-,__ _.\'oroton Heights Engine (‘0.. No. 1.. cialls of tho institution. ‘ “ilk ‘nd Cream
RM0€ \f 7, :will lw 120411 on lllt‘ grounds or the A now n-cnril has 1’11"?) 92-! in ill“. I
0 P 01‘ I .3‘5“'h“‘;:(-“;‘u:ir\‘f“‘ S;’)"xixj"“‘;:r“li4l;lgo ggglcgining or snu‘r‘ruilnlrs. iIIIlIIII: “luv: The milk for bullies delivered
“._W . u ‘ . i‘. 1 l‘ ' . t g (‘nt'rn‘lt‘s o 29 pan MIT: 21' .11 p.11. .
High lid—:2 “r h" ‘_ “ll h. H 1171 ‘of llir attractions and many prisms oonm-ntratrd m prilir to l‘t-pliu‘v vh-v tad of m. N0!““’
s A ~ l ' if v . .
10“,,“ 333 “I m. “EMULF; P '21 .“UI 1-" auardrd. ;;5u,um‘l,O(-2l rm‘ns of flint ilPllOman-r 30".mno
_ .- _I I I I I '—" lion in. Mid iloull in (hi l‘oursv of tho‘ 3m. Butler. E!!! m 0‘,
"rs Nlllm “a“ “"15 "ham“ from 'lho cases of Samuel l)r\‘ll' .lll(]:“ur to St“ in tho lm; ish :i hillioi. 2 firm. Ind buttermilk trash do";
her dutil's at u].- bath house ,l-r-ulk ltovnolds “ err ”I'd “Sh’nml l’l‘lie :iiei. lizi pioiluiiion lor the List
. ' Ertcrnoon fll‘lftl [lift] ii) Jllilf'i‘ Sil-lotk. month i‘ “.5 do gmrd‘ has lmcn :60.— F
, l rvor “a min 1' h - . . - .
l'hi- Billllllgf‘l‘ of the shop hall alley driVin i; I. I; .IIIII of I (:I‘IIISIIIMII IIII‘II IIII III ”IS II IIII" and on sum ' H WEMPE & SON
stun-rig a shipment of prizes on :r f ihg III iIIUIIII I‘IIIIII ‘ II “IIIOIIIII SIIII "la-‘5 H mm "“(Ih'd ’ IIII IIIIII ' TCIOpNOng 2mm" 2
about \V‘cdnesday. o t) rcm lie was COHI'I'I‘" m” Alll' r melting llit" coins sold as liul— l TNCDHOM 1.1. I
day afternoon and Hun Urn. 2:: -'
ill-2 l:
l‘v IHI‘ll'fN‘.
lI' ll— I
hot :
le‘“ (Oil 0’
‘McCormnck .l'i-i ilwr" t-lkv plias'lj't" Mrs. Mollum- and daughter l‘lixils
Isl. introduclni: ‘ l .-; \- .12.: l‘cxmi" m“ {ii‘n‘ guvsui of the Sound \‘iur (um-ig-
~fi§ew Huxen who in ll the .illl'lll'lll n ——
’8! lhv p-irl: "1 . l , 2‘2 :1i2ln2‘-£ Ar. - n".n:<i.-ls!ii thr: ii: of lmthor"
.3“)?! fill?! ill l~‘ l v v; "2,. - :is n “ill In (11,0321 ill-2 in. lllillf" at East “0.2.";
2a’ how-in in. T: 2" .mi :2 Silxw-zglrstrrdal.
_ 10W“: (‘22- ix '2 z. in: r. in. . .~.~n.v..’ _.__.
‘QDSlllerd the lust_ Tho rrriiil's oi the pier :22 2‘22 32.};
* _.__.c-_ :IR'iill‘wl ol-ll'h are being rnpl-i'l run;—
I R l l r “M ‘
o VAYI .\ 2 ——
. I Til“ “Tl‘li m llllmO’ldS" iiirl i2 the
i .. ‘
Jack Smallwomi is “1.2 iruosl of \lr:_ I\‘I IIIIIIII IIIII I ”I II II 8 “I" IIIII III Club I
. .. -
)lorley oi’ Crockmt slrmi. ' “am“ ‘I GWMM“ .I
_ ”'w‘ \\"'l. . « I
Amy Rodxerr. of :-l«‘x“.lt‘:..lrv _\‘_ J_ ‘;-,.~uchI,I:]I:heK\;I III do eIIIIII l‘onail
- m the wetlimnd Kilt‘fil of \rilmrix I e'ns'l‘ennis Tournamenl
Ward.
Robert Utto, of (‘rri-viziwort. formerlyl
“communist spoil-Pin: o 2'22“ dJ‘l’S
l
ohn Nelson. of lino-nylon uremic.
tone to‘ Rridm port for a few days.
2 r o! Philndolvhh,
d to li
lll‘l ll 5-0 .lilil (‘OS-ls of Court.
l lion. tho znvvrilmonl was obliged l-l
Th German ran l r2 .. I I I‘ ‘ . (‘iill in 2'” Slh‘t‘l‘ certificates oovcit l
fll'lmiord will 11:43:11: hiv'aiu'xohflor “rs‘ "‘ I” I‘m" rmun m ”‘0 P0“ ln' thrmI ‘l-l un-‘vr thi- "iw the Trio-
I I l 2" . s . l is I
. ' ‘ howl g.l\i' .i hirlhd-u' plru to hvr I '
.. - V .' . _. , _ -. ‘ 2 o 2 ~ . . .c ‘ I . ll . \ . a
park today. The) \...l 222.21.: tln lrl‘) small in l'll(‘\\'. “.7”. M)“ Jr of V”:— muri‘ inns mom .i 51.22 r dollar for (rich
by special ms. . . . ,. " " ‘ (‘l‘l‘lllu‘lilt‘ L‘simd. .o rm‘cr the loss in
‘12-}. .\. .l.. >;lllllfi:l}' llli‘ usual lurih- ("“1ch film!“ “trm ..,.rhficqulq of in
For “‘6 benefit 0. H "b ““0 1. W ‘dnl 3:311in “1112 par! of ihr- program. llt‘llltwlllIt'I“; hodringiwo per aim in-
h ' “ .I in (‘i‘l“l!ll. (‘lilil‘ mid CllllIlV “22n- . :1. ' ‘ . ‘ _ '
not seen t e mmmi: [lli‘llll'l s Ink: 1‘ m m d M, iii ‘l' .H n \ ll ‘li'l‘t‘sl \voio ISSUQ‘IJ. The dollars now
, J2, ' v v.2. . ‘ . .- '_;' -. . . . .
' £110 park. "1“) “l" '-2 ~‘\\ Y? NW" mm. NH.“ “.h , VIII” u ‘ IIlIiIIIIII ‘l iII lwmg round permit the issuance oz“
U - x. 2 . r ‘ ‘ . . . . . ’
‘ «this evening at has” :vml l'*‘.wl p in “TN l‘riim- thw‘vI “3'“ ‘2 22".; Iurn Silvvl‘ cm‘lifionlcs. which are being
. ' . . . 2 ' .‘ ill 1 . . . .
2‘ —- “u”. . ‘ ~ _ ' liSl-l in milling in the certificates of
All them worn no (a: ill‘slhl - 2: v.9 I mm "1"! Andy '\ “NV" l" ‘ 1‘“ k lullehielllinqe
, , , I I ’ :lll-l llnrnlhy “DIN. 5510!! ‘ l'ali o ‘ I I .
290ml )emefild.‘ “1' H‘lh‘i‘rrwnzsls li' . H H .l. > j _ .. ' V“ r' 'l‘hr l‘hiimlo-lplmi plant is turning
“1‘ tho opportunili 2. “y \ ‘ ‘ 7 .220 2 ll t ox. .\l.iiliii billiiighntssv. .
- . ' 1 .2' 2 '2L ll:'.‘ 1 , . 5 __ ‘ . . ‘ ‘ out as much as tho glivel‘nfilenl 5 two
nutlful wofill‘or _ 1 ~\‘ h 1 . r.. .lmi l l lIlLlS \ll- rri. . ‘
be . . . .. i. _ 7* ”W olh- r lll'lllS run i-‘mnr‘lst‘o and 139112
A g n k \‘vr onlnlilnwl. l-iil ncvortheloss. it PT“-
, youn ma “its 1.1 . n S'll‘lllf‘lllVl B ISL VD ll'l‘2l\' \\ ill t'i‘il‘ "\‘0 ‘
. . ’ EI'! l 4 ._ . .. )rilrs to re lace
21! while swxmniim: m '11. um: \. .4. ,2-‘ j p
tho ruins lllQ‘ilQ‘l‘.
:‘IlLIIlll—Il .\. Sin-:lsm‘;
i‘hzlmlimlilu {or thl‘
has
k.
:IC‘illl' {1)
.\T It Hill-INT TODIORm‘V -
\\ t‘i‘
others. the president being both at-I
lson- Powell Corporation.
In South Norwalk,
Aug. 25, 26, 27
-y.—o-._a---4~.'.-.1s..-.v..9-....
MAKE...”
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
Courtesy slwsys is the
rule ofrevery omcer and
employee. .
You will find the em-
ployes of this bank peo-
ple whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the officers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good jildg- 2
meut. You will find an __
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come.
back. “
Don’t hesitnte to get no-
ouainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted efficiently. Sav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST 2 CO.
. .. --—----.-.-,-----.-.---¢-
tt-t‘uv morning The scores bell c
GIJ “Dali-.3
—-—___.
The h.u.irir held bv the Bill Island
clulv has Plover. {c be 1h? ost VtI‘l’AGRAP
su - . -
cvswfnf‘ one mer held. ThemproceegslII ‘3! sui‘“ “HI“
taxi-€13 over 3930. - 2. I ct l d C]
_.._..__ . W.” El‘S Ell [31111511
. ( 2
Tim ladies of the 33h Island stub 17WI3i-splifl Will productioii.
v.3. hold a and part) .lt 1‘. .22.: o. in.
today Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Foobe ’
will be the hostess.
1"thck Bursaryh based em; Am
Sewers unions nonfat the sins
ESPANA ‘RAPSODIE
THE MOOKING BIRD:
m DELUGE
PRELUDEIHGMIROR
HYSWEETREPOSB
RECORD THAT YOU \VILL ENJOY
S LISTENING TO
THEROSARY...... .....
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