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I Elli NEWS
'1“ members of Old Well Command-
ory 13.0 Y. C. 956. please meet at
Mcsd' s drug store 1:30 Saturday to :it—
und the fum- -ral of Miss Anna Decker
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The regular monthly meeting of Old
Well Hook 8: Ladder company will be
held on Monday exening. September
121)]. at the. quarters on' Franklyn
street.
—Coa.1 at Harris and Guns.
News has been received in this City
of the death In New York on “'edncs-
day of John Long. father of Mrs.
Lewis llllzzt-r and Mrs. J. A. Johnson
both formerly of thls city.
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Raymond Bros” office which has
been loc. Ited on \\ nshington str(et will
within a tc- \\ Il .. s Ot‘ClipV rooms in the
Havlland hl0(‘k. formerly occupied by
D. S. iiull. the real estate agent. _
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——Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
The only items that have been add-
tvl to the uptown police blotter in two
days regrisicr lost articles. Mrs. Ger-
Iu-h. of Iii-chard stIeet. lost a silver
tn- -:-I.h but: cont. Lining 38 last. night.
'l‘ht-re WIll he a meeting of the newly
elected Republican City committee
follouing‘ the City convention in the
(Otlltll thambers this e\ening. at
which time a chairman. secretary until
tn-aneI or the committee will he
t'lt‘Cttd.
—-Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
ions.
Guests at the Royal James hotel last
night were- .\1r, and Mrs. J. I]. Met-
calf, East Orange, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Northrop. Graton. Mast-1.; Mr. and
Mrs. l“. i‘. \Vilcox', lv‘n mintrton. Mass;
Mrs. Mary (lorIlOn. Miss Olive North-
rop. Graton. Mass.
(”curt lt’ranlws No. 11. 0. G. S. will
hold lutnrv tilt-t-llngs on the second
and fourth Mon-lays of each month in
Red Men's hall. \Vashington street in-
stead of in ("r. A. R. hall as former'y.
The next niet'ting will he held on Mon-
day (-\4‘lllllg’. Srptemher 12th.
-—Awning‘s at Aaron Kohn's.
Certificates were tiled today at city
hall changing the. firm name of the
cigar store. W'all street. formerly con-
ducted lVV 'l‘. A. Skelly to the S. & 3.
company. The store was purchased
about .1 year ago by ducal» Hohodkiu
and E. M. Siilgson. but they were
mnducting it under the Skelly tlrnl
name.
Members or the “'omen of Moose—
heart Legion have decided to :Ignln
enter the Mar-ii Gras at Concy Island
this your. and are to go to the island
on Monday. the lzth. there to mom
the parade. it “'ill be remt-Inlwrml
that, the local organization last \var
won first prize for :Ippcaratim- and
they an- stI-iying' to obtain this prim
51min. limes will lonn'e from in front
of the Monst- homi- nII South Mom
street :It 9 o‘I-lock tll T) on .\l<m.lI\
morning, and who intcnrl
should so until} NIL-Ii.-
llmsr- com:
lt‘l'u lll‘l'S (‘IIS"\..
before Stlz‘rln),
——.\lol,or llnat "l.l'l.l Mag” will be
at lloton l‘oint l’ltl' cxn-ry afternoon
until Sept. iRllI. luv. to make the ref:—
uiar trips.
taken out
l‘lt‘ustlt‘t- or fishing" parties
in tlu‘ morning lny appoint»
ment. (Kurt. A. \\'. AiIlls. l'hmw
21878-13.
Trusses and Surgical
Appliances
Special room for fitting.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
80. .VO‘FHYALK
l
.2r:.'._,'.1. i'51' finla
at: l‘-TT;.Y‘v‘I
On Your Key
Ring
“’i l l
o'clock.
undesirable.
Also no. Out-ins from
mausoawuw,
Opaque Shades in dark Green. White
and Tan colors.
E. K. BANKS
UNDER manure m
.50. NOBWAIAK
‘7 5—1.. ‘“
A meeting of the Americanization
class of the American Legion will be
held Tuesday night. Harry Cohen
will lie in charge and it is expected
that. there will be a good turnout.
——Ps.nama.s and Straws at O'Brien;
st O'Briens.
This evening at 8 o'clock (D. S. T.)
A McCormnck and Kreisler concert
will be given at the Victor Depart-
ment of A. J. Collins Co. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Complaint was made to the police,
last evening about three dogs. owned
by Flore Paglluca. of 3 Talmadge
place. which dogs were said by neigh-
bors to be a nuisance. The matter
was referred to the dog warden.
—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
Fred Connolly of
well known singer. will introduce
James \V. Foster's song hit “Tears
Tell." on Saturday afternoon
when he appears at the South Nor-
walk Music shop. between 11 and 1
Adv’t.
Bridgeport. a
Formal announcement is‘made that.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan is to be a
candidate for Mayor of Norwalk for
another term. It comes from Mr.
Donovan himself. He knows he‘s 530-:
mg to have a big fight on hand. but
that is the sort of thing he enjoys.
Norwalk is pretty sure to have a live-
ly campaign—Stamford Advocate.
AND LAWYER
.-ggntinued from First Prise.
ARE KILLEP ' '
wife and Altmeycr got aboard. Wells
scnpmnoum
Miss Mildred A. Howell of 23 Eliza-
beth street. and George Henry Schulte.
of it‘airneld, were united in marriage
at. the home of thebrtde 9n Wednes—
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. by the
- endeavored to brush it away and had
opened fire without words. according
to passengers.
Two shots struck Mrs. Wells. one in
the neck. and the other in the left side.
Altmeyer was shot in the head. None
of the other pagengers was injured.
although windows were b.0ken.
John J. O'Neil. operator of the car,
which was of the one man operator
t\ we. had thrown the. door open when
the shooting started to permit pilo-
senger rs to escape. \Vells forced his
way through them and alipped out.
hut was caught on the street b\ a
Dedham police officer.1-ie submitted
without struggle.
was Altmmer He said he was "glad
sault and battery on his wife. and in
December. 1919. was sentenced to six
INVESTIGATE THE
BODNAR SHOOTINGl
Continued from First Paco.
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thus shot himself.
Other stories developed and yester-
iiuntinzton. in company with Banyin.
disclosed the fact that both llodnar
and ilanyis had revolvers. the former
22-cnlilirc and the latter a 3‘.’ call-
»."'i"|"‘Y-’r"‘l'| ll" 1 "I‘I I V‘l"l’1"="—“l+l’ l Lmr'glw’
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Have you a key that E
. locks out both thieves ”IE
and fire, a key that t
gives absolute protec- ‘0,
tion to your liberty [5'
g, bonds, your will, your E“
1.31 jewelry and other ml- {*3 l
f: uablest g5 l
2?.
E W
E, A safe tlt‘}‘i0~lt lIIIX {3"
1 key will giw _run this
protection. I’m one
your key ring,
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BE mnfl’
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South Norwalk
Savings Bank
“Open Monday Night”
w; ‘e‘ we
toth
Sound: Strange, but [13‘ Tue
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is
A
Troy.
m-n nt and Mrs. J. Harry Gibson. of 11
Mrs.
club served
prize winn'ers..of which
M 1'.
Donald Crabbe o.‘
N.
Rev. L. J. Schoeppler.
were unattended. the wedding being a
quiet one. Following the wedding the
couple left for a. wedding trip by auto-
mobile to Albany and on their return
will make their home in Fairfleld.
Charles C. Perry,
street and Bell Island entirtalned a
number of friends at
Country
auction. there being ten tables. Stew-
ard Frank Hollywood of the Country
refreshmenfs. The.
club yesterday
the
Louise 0. Coolidge. Mrs.
and Mrs. David
(laughter Miss Elizabeth are
a ten days auto trip in thc mountains
of New Hampshire.
the
The couple
of St. John
Norwalk
afternoon at
there were.
. nine. were. Miss Mary Lyon. Mrs
After arrest his onl) runark was a , ‘ ’
( nestlon whether the man he had shot Georg? Van Alst) ne. Mrs. Franklin G.
I Brown. Mrs. F. F. Huntington. Mrs.
John Coe.
' " , officers
:2th when told that it was ‘ Mrs. Reed Flynn, M”. George F.
Police records show that Vi'ells had F00“! and MN Fred 8- Lyon.
' 9 9 as-
been fined In October. 1 i , for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tristram. or
Y.. are the guests of Ser-
' man at the .
a~:%;]?sh;$e‘luault on a Quintard avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Tris-
Mrs. Wells obtained the divorce last Yaflvxegibreconfly married and are
February on the ground or cruel and "J" - 0 mg.
’ z I l so- .
abusixe treatment. It liecnne Ii Miss Annie E. Smith. Who m ‘0‘"-
hue recentl” int: upper New York Statc, is remem—
bering her friends and acquaintances
in this city with postal cards.
t‘oulter. of
“’cstfield. N. J.. have been visitors at
the home of Judge and Mrs.
Taylor. r‘airtield avenue.
J. E.
South Norwuilc
d'l\' on (Nomination of the spot in the has “0"“ Visiting his grandparents
old KeelI-r lot. in lirookside. was made :t‘r- Titsirséthnoch Crosby of “cod
’hy Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt ““— . « -.mmm.
' ‘ ' " ’ S: .
.Ilisl.:l\lerlical l-.:t.Imlmr imuel ll hr. and Mrs. Henry (‘. Sherer and
enjoying
!
rats
F an
-..
Selected on the basis of strict
economy.
”Hats made by Mallory—that is to
say longest-wearing, most econom-
ical-in—tlie-end hats.
Don’t make the mistake of trying
to buy a cheap hat. Get a Mallory
Hat, and learn how really inexpen-
sive good quality is.
Rogers {’9‘ Stevens
Two Stores
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NORWALK and SO. NORWALK.
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\\’0lll.l)‘\' ZIUVIS’I‘ CONGRESS.
LOXL;S|I()I{E.‘IICN “’AXT EIGHT i il l r t [fyii :1 ‘7'} \ (VP I'm“.
HUI its. ‘ A. R l <ll A ll szf‘cho—slcna'u: -s~I: \ l raw. ~-
IVPAV EORR. Sept. 9.——-I1cmands ofiSIpt. 9. «Th: (omnnlter on Ill"...2'. a.“ tikd with
longshoremen {or an eight hour day tion of the “‘orld‘s Zionist Pod. - . ~ , m. '~l..‘J; )k'ltfduv
were taken up today :It a meeting hero in session livrr plans to put in .. ' l—
or rrnrcscntatix-I-a of stormnship lint-s t,‘on;:rcss for adoption .I prom: ' ‘ I-- . "-I x‘. v 4'. In: u) Nov
handling foreign l'Iv lulll. The present the l'()ng!r‘3,:. should m”. , ,H ., z; . . .3 2 , ”,1,“ k. ”I; ...; _
working Intro-Intent expirvs Sept .‘ll’l. :gvnrs. it \xill m5” l‘l‘ulme-‘r ”m: 1. . cttl . l' . . II .... I w- (1. r-.; .l ‘.‘.-’~(ul-
The longshorcnicn haw- Iltnnnndcxl :l pro-gent Congress «liarisn- l'l‘nnl ti. Inf? \\ ;‘ ~ \‘ l I .~ .7”. “g
wagi- rnlc of .2 cents an hour with. (hp-gasps 15“ who “Hum m,” ”a,“ I'. mu... . ,
$1.694 for vtI-rtimc. This the owners and oiltvpt m. gr...“ .v ...“.3 Smart“. ...l lLIIdL- I mi N ... ». . X. 4”“...-
huve met “'ltll on offer of 65 cents an entire (‘fllllllllihv‘n omcmlli human (To 0; int-ls»; 7 ....'I ., ' 4,441.1
"um “1”) 31".” 10" U“ rtlmt‘. 3.15 the “actions I‘nmrntttcv.” slack. SPIN“! in.» door. 2. :1 Wm
f A utim‘iu r or dri. puma :rum limit j'v inn: 3‘ ’.... ’l-l .lulli' .\ tutti. l'
l. urur- lt:l\t tlv\‘id! .1, m Ixtl’ vqmn u. ‘iJ' l. : l 'I I I .k
t‘onizin s‘fi to Like Fin . I..l .‘lt' :5 m ...I.‘ 'r‘lw r“ -4 r: \ m l"4 t "Infir-
. T() PT i l . .
Cl‘slh BRIDGE tu‘t‘l Hut [hatigynds (a; _l. “>th (il“}:‘;tl\ . 7 HI .. It . Ii 4_ ,v vi . it Sl‘ -
MONDAY SE 12 M“ 1mm: loss; .Iz’hl l'l« inltxs as .‘i risen" I'IH' III.- Ia - .- ‘.l I, t 1.1 3
, Pi.
. . 0f l"?::‘l‘ofllt= In thc i'kmine duviuyz li'I "-""1' .— 2‘! ‘4 * "“tui t WW"
Matinee and Evening m... “m... Wm... ,, ,5 ”“1me w W “I“... ;. . N. ...”,
Local Management point a expo cial committm to :.II'I‘:I.-:w ‘? l ‘ ‘ I ‘ v 'k i' ‘ l -
Rudolph Stained lll!’ srttlln; ul' tin-xv orphans Itl lal- ~ "‘7 T" "It ’* - . ‘~ t" 7" ~-’ “ "k‘
tirw and to Lesa-I .Ili .‘llIIi' .I‘I Ill 1... ll MW?” ix
name" fil thr t‘ong‘rwns tn .lt ws .1“ w . I “'—-“ ’
the world fill” ‘Id 1m ttu i‘hllrii'rn 'llll illi~ll (I! l‘l‘ld 'l.
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.1' Advertise in the Srnnnwl tnl‘ tl~t“ l : l” 1‘ < .. .. It :~ ' d t‘r-- ‘
‘btst results. ‘ »\ ~ .: n. “.m. p,
. - i'll u\ Ihi..t-tlu'-
j I,“ 1‘ I IxI-I-..I-'Il" lt—
W‘urnm Y ., ., \ .. 4-,, 'tlllflllllt()
’ 50‘ .h: 5‘ I ~5‘ I i t rum- '1 to dral_
~ 9‘ ' . 4...: aluminum do
I l v i w? I x . I.
Our Hat Tree s Li {5;}: . , ... .... I.
l . l . ... I it. ill bt‘lfig '
tin I . \ '1
Fall onon] . \""lil1t‘ |.i l., ‘.- ‘II -:I i 1" 09gb-
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, v ~ m l! >I‘i s \x l. t
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T I In 8 3 0H .Il(l~‘> 0171 l 1.", . l .I- ‘v. I.. in ..IIy case.
Gill! \3:’ I". I': 1; \. :7l .4 ii-I I'lIt- f figinlU
' ... rm -I. -. '...:I.m.~. an . rtl1~hb| busi-
. ‘ . . J, “vear '11.\_\1~ -'5 l "'.1- ;"Il.
ND Any SUI { 0f hL‘ad l Mr \'.:I- l.’. in! not 311(er at the
B A
calm pinup 8m cum...
the
ll
at
Sanitary
varieties
varieties each
tain days in the
bread
is
The Sanitary Bakery
Has Fine Bread.
The kind of bread that is~dirrerenn
Made Broad.
linker-y
a re baked
is baked.
25c per loaf: e
day but there are cer-
weok ”when special
Gluten Bread
made on Tuesday and Friday and is
sold
bread made on ‘Wed nesday
here. mun y
is
utire wheat
and
l DEPOSIT five dollars aweek at
compound interest;
Years You will have an income
innotmany'
equal
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it
Saturday and is sold at 10¢ per lost:
Graham bread is made on Monday
and Wednesday and is sold at 10¢ per
loaf. EVPI‘Y week day rolls of all var-
ieties are ready at 3 P. M. For-bak-
ery products made mm the host. the
Sanitary Bakery is the place. 85
South Main St John B. Sandner.
Prop. Phone 303— 3.
The Royal Auto Painting Co. f
Have moved Into'thofr new don‘t pro-o: .
shop. dang high close Auto Patrizia: j ‘
a
.. , ‘ IK'C‘n filiootin , _ .
t—Aaron Kohn's tor awnings. 2"":lnizfn‘f‘eqngxl ohfhdthe mornln: Miss knte Hayes, ‘of South Mam
___- lStt‘v’c and .loc Kucsma were in 'hl' “N” "l spending g“ ”Hm". r “”h
George ’arkei‘. of 5 Meadow sire-ct. samr lot with the boys about SII feet friends in Asbury Pm“ ‘\ "'
Stamford. reported to the lmlice _H-s- ““1”: m" ”w‘ said that they never
terduy that while he had lwml in the 33“" ”H, "....Oi\-,.,.,. nor heard shots.
Dow Drop Inn, on Raymond Hll'Cl'l. Bunt'is admitted that 1“. had lit-I-u
about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. his ““06“,": “I a stick. and that "\Vllllt‘."
pocket had lH‘I‘I'l picked of $175. Hvlus he ,.(.f(.,.,.(.d to liodmlr. had been
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who took lIIIn front this. I-Itv to his ”I. Null ”H“. h“ Idl'mkrd ”w.- (it; special “1"”an of the Y M' H. Aflhcm
home In Stainl‘oiii. 'i‘hI " ; lnIl H" r hm “INN” .100 “1". ”T ”l" Md" l.’ last evening in the rooms on “ush—
‘ . l l‘” l the l‘(l.'.l(l and had run llll help. A31‘ in t. street :It whit l1 lllllt‘ thI ful-
lit-t'n drinking. . g )n '
7‘ 11";‘1'1l2‘llmlli:”it"3:3"'::Lfi\:xhri“""“é’t‘vr h’“l"§ additional (ifllr'rt): “I re 'l"t‘l~
__q.“ ., ..I, - . ." ” ‘ ' ‘-~ed:
“0‘ 1‘: “:3“. ltol(‘_ll“:;'rlgp” )_”‘l‘l‘r“’l;:]m3l’: in,» thorn of Itht- Ttltfltll'mt \{23 III-mil .t‘hnirmun til lllQ'Jllll’Fi‘1“)lll'l1l""t““
blouse for gym! Ur lIotiIt-I' \\llll PHI-“iii.“ 1.:I\..l\‘.::-H.4‘: "(.13. :~.;‘::‘ 9;,1 '2... 113'. A (Erectilu-rg. _ .
getting lost or lv'arini: out! “.3 w“. 1 ”I“ “h“ h; ”I. mm“ m' kl . V" (V- [alllt‘l‘lflllllnf‘lll rIIInnIIllvc Dr...
of this sort ”1;” the up“. 1...,“ Joni-s." I';|\P ...... '1‘"), will the 1:10:53. do! ”:1. lmxid Slomnn. ll. Jul-ml»). ll. Mal-ct
”TWO-“hm"... is stirv '0 bring "Tnl'ishn'ntinu I‘Lhir‘h‘nrc conilictlntt: tirt‘ to “m! A: T‘THB‘ l .
3-0...” say it IS thr- nmsl convenient I”. inu‘siiuntml further le .“m‘m” ,( hairmnn of tIII- Minn-lump tum.
:nd :Ittrzlt'tiwl- “WM“, )0" ever s““y‘lImI Is .‘L‘llll to he improving n little at "nu”. .\' Rm“.-
t is beautiful _\ lliiltlt (Il' tlIt- liest lllllA? . . , . . ‘I—‘W—‘fi’vfl—‘J -7: f- . . .
lI-I'inls. with liruitlI-II t‘IIlltlr illltl ltillf;l[\JAVI.,“P}:M‘"':»:IE,:';|:¢-n‘li:\"1':gnaiml‘l‘ih‘lir:‘::ilt \\’(,.\I.\,\ "‘FO‘V‘VS s‘l'lll l\ (0‘
Hll‘t'Vt'H. You'll he enthusiastic \\llt:ll “Tn "\ll‘llt'll'tl so ”fin it in tlllllt'llll 1'“ _ ‘ ‘ _ ff)" P‘O\D.
)0” gm. lllt‘lll ”I ll”: N. l‘:. lt}{ili"‘.1, \V‘lil'lllt‘r “'|s “ :2 01' :I 3” (‘nlllll'l l:l{l;.l..\\\rli ll. Silil ‘I ‘ Kips, .\l.
“0"“ 4”“ WW.“ 5'1"”) “l5“ ‘0 ”WHY.” tiIc t‘IIrInIvr. llmlnar mm h—uu- Rlltvl h.“ hangs. ‘1."1‘ M-rlnphw. Trut‘...
(Inc, l'lltt' II-a only SL‘OO. .hHHMH, it ”H. l:Ilt4r h: ”luv hurt: t‘UtIIIIIItlrd suicide in Ili’tiil'lIl-ll: in 4‘.
I‘ll'i‘ll ml lilmilnll) :lInt-hy i;1ll)l.‘~i.“lk‘ “PM. ”w Murrm “. Illutln ‘ ‘3‘.“
ll Hounds Su-nng“ lillt “34,1101". ‘2" “'15 l‘uli t‘nnrlni :ilulit, \lmlivnl I'TV-
posit the dollars it “'t‘tk uilh the V .__s l """""‘ "lurk“ "‘""”‘“C"'l ”4"“
South Norwnlk ’l‘l‘tlst Cumpaxn l;v: ;I .1?th iiml will made in Lf‘li‘:
romliouml interest; in not m; ill) _\l no I‘m- .irrmmnp; t‘I-uw‘i'nomination 'i‘ltt
\ou Will have an llltOllll (‘1qu tr "’3‘ “"11“ "llll'lw‘l ""‘""‘l“~" l" n ”0;"
the tH-I' Week which you lllliOHllt‘hll, l'"‘""'” N ~l "'l' ””3"!-
and this without disturbing.- llII hand CREDUBES PfliflES ‘1'“ ltlzu's. \\ “It” 5” him-"l“ “' 3‘.
5mm- Ininclpul which you will lI;I\c- itcaf sanllairi IIv: \ lllllt’i In l‘ll‘ l.i.\l'
llt‘t'lillllllilll'll. (it! n. tI-‘ncll and llKllll' “‘0 .\" J!“ T" “‘l" l‘r"~"k‘l"“"r ll
It out tor IIIIII‘SI-ll‘. ll IanII pt‘lipln. “Wm! M "NH" W 1‘ (‘linl’i‘ll “N"
tlzrnrovd prolIlI-ms in ronlpoIIle inl-r-l -t\ IHL'N J” ”H l‘n'lll “Ml/l
t~3~l llll‘l'l' Would he inon- flVl'llllltNl ‘N l- lVl\ 'lntl t‘llli‘n«‘~l. lt‘l‘it‘ll'lfi‘
created. l :lwc .iIIIc alart-I- -l . 'Id started :I search.
"lln let‘ “.I» ' ml and the body
d- gnu-”‘3 [Hid Hummus TCDOVult‘d :POpular MOVE by IJead'l ‘t‘wrl'll lli'? la: lttl, in IN? DOOR.-
Elt OBIiens. ing Store In Its Line ’7. tea til :I rout v» found heavy stones
l‘Hl .I Int. l!" l ash written which
l.t)li.'.: island Sound is tilled with ‘V Ins Trade. l;Ill lv-r l-wl' In aid he found in the
st howls of IIIItckt-ral according to re», ...- ._ . . ___ ilw‘l“
port; from local lishermev' today. This: The Olllt’l‘ day the .\’- w l-‘ur'l'I'nl _—< I
sounds good ll‘ those who enjoy can ‘I- :(‘ulltly p07 mm“.~ i.“ ilnim‘l'I'II ‘ 1‘.” l _Straws and Pflhamas 8’ O'Brk‘nfi-
Int: Ina-nilwI-n ol‘ this tinny ll'llH’ (Kll'llnn|l‘1p(-m.-I]! [0 ll)" (llt‘tl I'L‘,” (“WI -—~
lll‘Ollilst'S g‘oml Short. 'l‘he lish. il l-“Iillt‘tfi until lIl'lltrl‘ nun.» I‘ll ‘l‘l‘ t«- ‘i “firsl‘il'r'” “mu"? (“"m "‘
lil'eIlletI-dZ will not b.- canglit 'III .-_.II_\ i”. ”11”,, swim} “hum ,” I‘U'F‘WXIN \"ood. (If Ashlar Ledge. 0f “Tillm-
quanttty In the Norwnlk harbor for .I-Mm; m“. H m “m. L,” 1“”, ‘ll“‘! Ill-“t lmrt. and also orator of tilt" Shrine.
Week or two Ionizer. although ...... “H. “mm“ Hum.” \Lrwli'fii' ".1 P”)? will tll'll\t‘l‘ nil address at St. John's
:11ch Of 4” was “1’0””! ~‘"-‘l""'l'l\. air. Sll'uulninw .IIIIi l'l".ll‘ll ‘lt4- (311.12“ “‘va ”"l‘lel‘y street. on AiOlldfly
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hood 0‘ 1““ "lllnck “(ml-U :It “as .I linlnilar luminous IIIIni- tin. HUHle‘I'S of th" 1920 Class of S"
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ictrola Concert
Will Be Given
EVENING, SEPTEMBER
an? )
Jan;
91h
FRIDAY
8 TO 9 O’CLOGK (13.8
at the
7Victor Department
Norwalk Chronicler