'f
i
9/, . rallies to he held l’m tliI
nits-woman friends of. Dr. Henry
. '9. Gele’of Stamford, will be pleased
to learn that he is on the road to re-
m after a serious illness.
“in Mabll M. Sonic at 33 Seaview
avenue. will entertain the members of
the Phliathea class of the Norwalk
I. E. church at her home on Friday
evening.
Them was a good attendance at the
Swedish Congregational church last
evening“ when Rev. Luty Peterson of
Wilhelm. Sweden. delivered an ad-
. dress on church work.
The King's Herald of the East ave-
‘IMI M. E. church will hold a. mis-
sionary meeting in the Sunday school
Irooms of the church on Friday after-
noon of this week. at 3:30 o'cloek.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter of
11 BettsPlaee, accompanied by Mr.
.and Mrs. J). Burr Beach. also of Betta
Place. were visitors in Hartford with
relatives over the week-end.
An eleven pound bov was born on
Friday of last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Clark, of RowaIton. Mrs. Clark
was formerly Miss Marion A. Husteti.
of Second'strect. Mother and son are
dams nicely.
The Women‘s Auxiliary of Christ'
chmh~wiil meet at the church on
Thursday afternoon of this wwk!
when reports from the IIinIIIi. use siii‘
held on »Thursday. it‘ r iduy IIIId statut-
dualism. week will i)(' It'ttiwti.
Friends of Mrs. (‘I liu (‘I'll‘llt‘litl‘i' 0i
GaiGregory Bouhn :IrIi _ \\i|l lII- IIII II>I II
to learn that she has rw-turntIl to ill‘"l
home after an opmuiiun Iit ilII . \‘or- i
avail: Hospital and that she is l‘lg‘filll- I
in; her health iIIiIiIlII.
Members of St. Aunt-s Guild oil
Christ church are, liitliiillllt; for it ride,
10 Black Rock, Bridgeport (m ’i‘lI'Irs-i
day CVf‘ning of this “'H-k.
will lt-rtve from
7:30 o'clock, (I).
The trucks:
lizinfortl's Switch Ill. ’
'l‘.) I
A committee was appointed last-
evening at the met-ting of the Y. Iii
C. C. to consider the mivisahilitv of
allowing basketball to be played In
Community hall. and to take the trial-
tcr up with the ”not Noruaili 1m-
poovoment ALssociIItion
A general meeting 03‘ the .NlnHVmII l'
Hook & Ladder compnnv was held
loot evening at the quarters on Van
Zandt street when plans for the carnl-'
M to be held this coming month \I'I-rII
discussed and (ll‘l‘leHII :IImIts inm'ln
for the various IIntI-I‘IIIiniIiI-nf immune
to be held each win-11:11:41
‘This evening- :.I T ..I'I “10k, (5'. ’i‘ ll ...“ .. Throughout tlIII lIInrinI: StephImltt. ,
members of “i" \\'_I.II;.I's Mien-IIIq-w \‘I'Illmm H. Johnson. of New YorIcIelzzd in My. “I wk. only twistrti liiI' COCHRAN S(H(}CL
Fllf‘il‘fy will lIn‘Il tl' its: III....;I.,,¢ (If I ll). 1.1.x purchased Ull‘ l-‘ilsiniler 1‘2.» “my; handkt‘t‘l‘hil'f in ill'l' hands as u
the fall sous-ton in tin lI "l‘l II 't"‘I m of Mir; Izittiixlid on tho \\’illl‘l‘ Ill liltiz'xiann (If (-Inntinn Her large l‘it‘flr I-x'ts .
‘ . . . . I ~ . ‘ .I ., . ' ' m Yell ‘2‘“?
“‘9 hast ith'mII‘ 7»! i-‘ Ilia-«Iii. .\ll iuml. 'ilic lil'ill “as Lilldt‘ through \I-Iitrlieti Mr. llitchcork without tinl’I 178 A “8, Lb ‘
entI-rtainirg program ililh iliivn III-..- Minor 1). ltIindII‘Il. isign ofvioarI-I. Site tools licr couIngI-T
part-d. The Iiiiio hunt-s will lo ('Di-I on iht t’ItI'l mother littlI sister Karo—i
R'thd as Well. 'l he two orgzliiizvti Sunday St lio'lil “Hg is 331%}. ,‘SillPifi tor h: Iroiin. I. A country Day SChOOI
- -... 'Il.II;..s oi the .‘Il'. l-l, ('lulrt-h. “\Villiuibml... n.- (tun “III; by; (F‘tImiIIh int-l3
A reception will in liviiIlI-rpl (mum “when; and liltilpinig llIInIls. Will hirsvll hi yaw York with $3 and '1‘ for Boys
L. linrton. :“llllililt'ill nintfntr‘ For ‘3‘" "‘ ("0""- roast “‘1‘“ “ll “I“ ”‘Jn'hj‘II‘IIIHI l'l'w'filifiht‘r Its lior kI~ )2: ti.
Mayor. at. Community lIIIll. \zin Zzintit ”ll-“I ""“"i"~“ i" ”ll (“U“‘h ”0m 5 ‘0 IAmrrit‘a. District Attorney Stil“ul'll‘. i In - Eldfly
“i""t- “ll" t'V- "1‘ l-T ..I T rI'IIiIIIII. 8: Standard time. Itold Stephanie-she could go free if! P Tum Begins wadn '
(D. T.) previous in lliI- it"mihliv'ni‘ “~' she would Tours! \'I.l\lt' Karolina xi September 23, 1921
Tn“); ‘0 l" in“! Ilirrr .‘.!l thumv \Vil‘) N“ "no Mrs. ’4- Stolz announce H‘“ 3210 lllsifils over and over that she I
desire to lump “in l‘l'in'l‘l‘I' I-I‘ 'nI-t-‘i'IL: marriage (it their daughter. “gm“. IlntI-I HI: know . . f'
I ~ . . . , , , . . ._ Ir 1 enroll-
Mr. Barton art.- li‘Vl'IIi n :It'viitl. 5'0”“ to Jr‘spl'h “- l"""“”""‘- of ”“3. MI“. Ills‘on testified lhzlt Karolina. AppllCflucnS ‘. he ..
_____ IIIlIII-v. l'pmi their return from Nine. '\\'lin ”In“. her? front poiand' ”m lust. ment of day pupils and board-
Exist wanik II .iI‘. Y‘I'K' III‘ Charles ”Hr" l~‘:tlls,‘ the CONN“ will "wk“ H"'”‘lot :I family of, (our 'izirls. (‘lll‘h 0‘3 ing Pupils are now bClng
all“ 11-!” i 1H S 'III' 'I'll'l i to attend .hon’“ 1" bluinford. whniit (1.;Z‘Ilt‘d the passage 0f ”‘13 (NW: I d.
the special nII-Iiing- (ll "I§' I-mnmm»: ‘ ‘ ~ . }ilil:lzt‘l‘. was ortlerIIIi deported be- receive .
council to he in M :II » I‘I 0"l'. (ll. “3.); 1h" “m for the ""“0m of H“ ‘3 rIiIIsI- the monthly quota under tin», ‘ . . .
in the council t i' li.li.l i'. this l\’t‘l|i|‘|~_ F0¢‘i.ll.l0ll fur tn" “‘d f: cripp‘1dillnhiiffiinl Restriction In“; \vug “(oi Due to the man? 11101111138 It
City hall, “I'ill‘ll :I iII'.II IIIL: l i lzv'lIl ('hiltiron was “Md “Wt I r ‘ uy ‘t M ll: isiol llII' c: " '. .‘ 1: ml .1 in ha. eflnj bee
on the hnnytltlo : II 1 I...“ In“: {It inn . QIL ‘ Km \I..l,\'lllil l-‘I-rm. lill‘ home at Mrs {YUM i.l:li31()l‘ F2” :2? 3:31,“:‘305 (order: d tel! n (12$de t0
mate-d as It rl'fili“ of HIII mi in; of ‘lic ”- 3- Auf‘hhmiom Oil Mflnsflfld “‘1’“ “a”, (“nupnudt Aflfll' “I," Sll‘llhzlnlfl‘ hurt a kindergarten for young
lIIiII’I it llldO'd was t uite successful * ‘ .
Don‘t-rs on lilt‘Si- :Ill’I'LIs. . ‘ l , * ‘ ' ' visited the detention prn :lllI! stave hm” boys and girls --— Enrollment
.. _._ Iliiit ii I- Ixtitt amount 01 the receipts , _ , _ _ .aw ,’ , _ '
- pass and mom) to lxdrhiltld. who should b6 made at» 01106 to in-
Membters of [its l-Itist Nomvalk t‘om— "’ “0‘ 1"‘°“" “5 3"“ Game to New York and catnip-Id. ti
munity chorus I‘lt‘ requested II) ‘II.- I. ‘fififl- ' iii-I‘I‘IIIIJIIK; lututLIIr-i'I-i'nv filr- sure 8000mm on.
. \ . . . ~ I z ' ’ ’ ' ‘ ‘ I
present this 0“”de to ”in": at H“ 3m. (,1 Liljyli‘futfi‘ 11:5.(3: ”fiat: tel] Dishi‘tl the 55“" hail. Srhwnrtz rend .I‘.
.. . , _ , _! l . .. ‘ * . .. ‘ . .. , _. .. . l -
Tiepubliciul mil» “in bi liIll .Il (om ‘d in?” “w Depot Garage. inst «\‘t'n- ‘nttmmnmltim :Ilmwinx tl..It he owned; om“ ham 9 to 12 my
1‘0"an ili‘". ll '~ 0 ‘iIH‘ii (i). 'l‘.) in" simi'llv after H) p m The rt‘nr “his home mmlo Stun It week and lizitll
9 .‘. . ' . . , .
Members of ti 1‘, thin l.‘-‘. I-IrI III: -o to sax“ H” 0;“ causing the rm", “m of $6 film in the savings bank. Human m Evenings by
named to watch “ ”9 tolumn for ’1” Min lilill‘ilinl' to l!(‘ slightly damage-Ii. ’ .-.- -... “ , . Appointmfint
agnouncrmtnt II‘ HII winning date mi Wm“, “30“,," r.) u“. 1““. .nm other POI-TWA “EATS .‘ifl‘.~\R\.
I h l‘ ‘ I 1 Q o ‘I ‘ —'
l 6 regular “liki‘ InI tiiii5., s. “1”," a motorcycle. Lr-Itrinz “ Mnssu- r I\l.\t:V 1z'lllii‘x. SI pt. 1’0. ~22me (:ohf- i
I-htistvtta' iiCl'HSO. ran into the car. No 0"“ U mire on, ”mi \ Ll "W 0
NOTICE i ,. ,, jutlues‘ decision (nor Young Jake -
Members of the Jr! ward Republican "‘"m p \ 'l” dom- ‘0 ”w our nor ”1“ Aliearn of I‘irooklvn in their twolvo— W‘ T. COChran
Club are hcrehvnminmi lhcre _wiil be "“°“l“"““" d I tl ‘ l:‘- A an
a meeting: Tuesday moving at 7 p m.. __ roun Inn! at w 'Tipm—t " or. Read Mat
.3? 8..., ham-wt. WW I... ROAD BUILDING cosrs Ina-.... m: Inns:
a purpose 0 e noting officers for the . "‘ ~ " ‘ ‘ C ’ ‘
commuteeS. and transwt any other DROP FROM $60,000 ’19 Sixth "DUNN!“ PHONE 244, NORWALK
flaming year, and hear reports of
business proper in
meeting. I would
members
is called im- 8 p. m. in the same plate. 1
:.H FVELDING. President.
EVERE’DT PREECE Secretary.
come before the
T"‘l‘l"‘9t that tho
It is expected that MINI" “in he at
good attendance at the Iiepuhiitan
fully to be held at 8 o'clock (i) T.)
this evening at Communit; hall. Van
‘Zandt street. This is the first 01' till'
campaign
this fall. The chief speaker of :‘ne
IIi‘e’I'élflng' will be Fredt-iii k l.. .l rimsoll.
‘ . other short addresses will he (ll iivmt‘tl
“by General Russell W rost
Hurstrom and others.
toru'ltend.
R0 WA Y TON
Thom Is lhii‘linr‘: Hop; Is has sold his
Ford touring tar.
Dr. Carl A.
All are invited
...—....
Mrs. “'IiltI-r .‘osox‘li rji'I rks is Inter—
taming lIr-r rIr-ili Ir. .‘ilH. J. G. 10in
‘ of Tuunton. Mess. .
I.
Miss Ethel Combs. of “fast Side
,I'H‘nllt“. is ('ntr~rt:‘.iuiii’: Mitiit- si‘iiOoi
I month from Brooklyn. N. Y.
...—....—
Mr. Wallace. oI' ilroolzlvn. N. Y..
who hazi'ntmn (It'wI-IIII'IIf: the VVIIimIII‘
Cottage. has rented the
same cottage.
for next season.
Jack Cuties of How: v‘jn re—
turned to 'I'Iov N. Y” to Inter upon
his sophomore. I ear at liensselacr unl-
Vanity this y.e.I
.53”
jun Holbzr. win: '
residence of Gtorm- G. Davis on
(in Side atmnue. is now building a
in New Rochelle.
III .51. J_: ode-Its. &: south
iSl.
:li‘outl liliio-
would lie punctual a“ a rally!
' l U l‘t".
has been orciipyii‘. :«
Rochelle. N. Y.. are spending. a few
days as the guest of Mrs. Lewis Hoops.
of WestSide avenue.
Mr. and Mrs..Combs of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. whodiave been occupying 'the
Lockhar: Cottagea'on \Vest Side ave-
nue. have rented the house for next
season.
Aaron Stevens is greatly improving
his property on Itowayton avenue. Mr.
Stevens is making a new beach which
adds much to the general appearance.
or his place.
The oyster season is once again in
full blast.
son, of West Side avenue,
'Mott of Ramadan avenue
Thomas Jarvis. of Crockett street.
and
The funeral service for Charles
Raymond Petty was held on Satur-
day afternoon. iu'the Congregational
Church. in Stamford. the chancel of
'which was almost concealed by floral
spent _‘lIritlay \tith Mr
t-pli Seymour of l ost Road.
The
In
Ladies” Aid
this Thursday
of Al is.
cake|
thr-
will hold
ultcruouii
“'iiiiaiiis on
:I
at
the l'osi
SII
lit IEIN‘
liOLlIi.
Most Rev. M. J. (‘uriI-y. l). 1)..
Augustine, lI‘i:I.. \\ ho was I'eCt-ntiy
promotIIIl to Archbishop Ur liziltl-
morII. was II l‘('(‘t_~lll. guest of John 311‘»!
Cot-mark.
.\ lvglliill‘ met-ting III the cliiiich
lI‘I‘iI mil) Sol‘ir ly Will be lit- it] l(illlUI‘-‘
row III thII l‘:tri<h house oi" St i.‘.ikt-' .~I I
.\ good :Iilcntitint't- is I'IIiucsltd .IiId u.
i.~. pioiiiisml.
$45,000 3 MILE IN CONN.
Continued from
than would have been
under last \Iars H1195
37.1 127 .960 Spent l.nst1'car.
ComiI-ctlrut f1[!('llt $7. [27 96”. :54 on
its state highways during the fiscal
yt-Iu- ended July 1. according to tig-
tires made public yesterday. Refunds
from all sources of $1,130,935.97. in-
cluding- $90.000 from the government
on actount of federal aid roads.
$375.1I00 from towns on account of
state aid roads and $325,000 from
(*cuntirs. made a net expenditure of
$5.997.024.87. Considerable of this
Iwas covered by fees. fines and for-
ftitutcs of the motor vehicle depart-
ment and there: fore yvent into replace-
ments.
Almost. counter balancing a draft
of $350, 000 made on the state treas-
ury last week. the den artment turned
into the treasuty during the wrelg
$219..454 96 and has $90. 000 more in
sight within the next two weeks {tom
the government on account of (Ideial
aid roads. the cost of which is shared
equally by the state and the govci‘m
Inent. ~,
The i'nited States allotment
Connecticut for federal aid roads
since 1917 reaches a total of 31.6%,-
IItIii making the total expenditure for
such roads in this state $3,373,000 in
four years.
I Miscellaneous receipts of the high-
way departmcnt during the past fiscal
year 'i‘tPiP $15, 000. Records of the
department show that tiTere were
some months when its expenditures
lexceeded $1, 000 000.
First Page.
possible
to
NIGHT SCHOOL BIS-OPENS.
i The Merrill Business College re—
(.pi'ltcd last evading with the most
inormai enrollment since the begin,
in;I of the war. Both students and
mama.» looking. forward» to dot
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Norse, of News POLICE RESE
(maimed- from Fla-ii Page).
Continued from
(I‘ll-ii. Page.
matter what their pe onal
licehad convinced him by their vig-Imgm,be m the mm? A few, ma.
orous methods preventing him from chines'were am being operated. the
distributing buns to the jobless and . drivers being willing to take a chance
from holding a mass meeting in “ion beins' arrested.
hall he had rented. that they ”93“] The rest or the Jitneymen. how'eter.
business. Nevertheless, several hnn- gathered at either Main and Wall
drcd or the unemployed men and streets or Washington and,l\'0r1h
thousands of curious 3990mm" were Main—streets where pedes:rian5 were
0“ hand at Bryant Park at 11 p' m., asked to sigfi pctitious asking 10’ a
Some of the local oystcr- the crowd for more than hour. wield-
Iimn departed yesterday for the. fall ing nightsucks on rtcalcitrant heads.
term. They were: Judson H. William- Ibei'orc they were able to restore 3115“]
Samuel thliig resembling order.
~D3r8d'd to Central Park. ‘where an-z
:Ind \lrs. Just:
and that
ion his work among the hungry
iliomelc-ss in II legal way.
or w] ill?! by
‘I-omliii: violent.
SISTER HELD
the hour originally set for the sue-”4138”“ ‘0‘ h situation by
Lion Police reserves struggled with’the Paglia fiffiugiteusey (ommission.
This is following the footstt‘ps of
Bridgeport which has also .tsitni tor
another hearing. It. is lilldl‘ ‘rstood
that the plea. of the Park Lil) iitIII \-
men has been granted.
In the meantime. pexrmmgi of 1110'
Connecticut company. part. IIII.Iri\ on
the West avenue line. mori than-I
doubled. Scores of peoplI- IIiIn I‘ .r-
merly used the jitngy had In substi—
tute the trolley instead as I means of
Then a column oi: the unemployed
broke through the poice lines and,
other crowd was attracted by the im-
promptu speakers. The demonstra-
tors fled from the park upon the ap-
pearance of a company of police re-
serves. assembling in the street again.
among
LIIIlotIx claimed he had tliS:(IrsI-Il
largo l‘tul’llhl‘l’s of unemployed fearing
an outbreak of violence. :is an after-
math of occurrences yesterday. He
sziid lII- did not want the law Violtit" 1.
he would continue to carry
IIIII';
iltI declar—
rewling the jobless ill" be-
from lIII—
THE FIRST PAIR
0! glasses should be caittuliy fltthi j
THAMER, lNc.
Optomlrhte and Opticians i
82 Atlantic Stu Stamford
licrml ili‘ was keeping them
FOR AIDING
IMMIGRANT
Continued trom First Page.
THE
Perfectly Pastim-
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
all parts 0! the Norwsih
and Rowsyton,
Homo-mule Butter. Iss0 train our.
term. In buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. Wfiuru & SON
Telephone 269.. mu
Telephone 101.
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Nail-walk
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
1A Boarding and D a y
School for Girls and
. . Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
5 l training in elementary and acade-
- mic subject: under the best an-
were forced—to use the trolley I‘m "“0
feeling
..--.LW._--.- .-...." .. ....-m w....., ,. .
h
was informed that the :itneys were
not winding and that she would have
to take a. trolley.
.-Inasmuch_ as ishe had5 only the price
otfiitney. (are, five cents, she was com-
pelled to walk to school. It is inci-
dents such as these that cause people
to realize that the jitney in Norwalk
is a necessity and convenience, and ,
which has caused them to sign the pe-
titions in numbers that have caused
additional copies of the petition to, be
prepared.
. —————-_._____.
SCI-[ERR BALKS ON (:0le T0
MACKSMEN.
Is the Put-est and Most Cleanly Piepaned Tea
in the worm
HARTFORD, Sept. 20. —Heinie
Scheer. stellar second sucker oi! the
lilartt‘ord team “ho has been grabbed
up by Connie Mark \ia the sale route.‘
ibulk! on reporting to the Athletics.
The infielder beliexes he is entitled
to a slice of the purchase price and
for that reason declared last night be-
fore leaving for his home in New
MEN’S SHOES
UNEQUALLED IN POPULARITY
l :erxiic-czible shoes for children, reasonably priced, ap-
l pool to you, come in and look them over
I t I b 1 d 0th h we .9, for mother mm transportation. As one IIIoimn‘Ifl" York that he was not going to jam .‘IThese widely-known brands: Ralston, (Jo-Operative, Dalton,-
” 9095 sen ’5' an {ers‘ an or o ‘ ut it. "Peo to (used the tr . 113' Imm.‘ the Athletics until he Iece . d ' ' ‘ . heir
friends. The service was conducted They marched don” Broadway with flint hadn't Eised it before‘.4 8.. lI.i'.',Z the monev involved in thciCans:::io:r' Elite and, Weber we recommend net onlglfor t
by Rev. Dr. Lewis w. Imrney. pastor the procession dwindling rapidly. By “period that “my dorm kw“. mm, 1'“; Soho" tmmnamd MS can)" as 1 _ lox LX' prices, but for the better qu 11y
of the Sound Beach Congregational the time the column reached Madison act in one" member of the Hartford team after SO noticeable.
;Church. James Min-my. baritone of fiiuare. it had shrunk to about fifty: , _ _ . V H mm. (m Sinclair's amel ‘ - . 7 ,
IthI- choir «mt: "Abide with me" and men. who nad joined other homeless ll'el‘scaffe‘nzlemxltielchrollifg “H ' (WHEN. ‘ g n V" “um“? i & Prlced $6.50 to $10.00
"read Kindly Light-I The bearers men sleeping on the park benches. to an “0n again or: ain’ "on, by 'v— , I . .
Wt-Ie (31.1”.in 1C, Thompson. Alvah' Ledoux announced today thfil he the Connecticut cough} was IIIIII.II TO THE PUBLIC
,Men<l.1rI-dorick (:umnwood. itobertIvvould open in a few days a com- more resumed Th ’ w” ”m, ’ ' STORE 0L0353 AT SIX
LII-v l-J riiost Noithrul) and C. lI‘rI‘deric‘munity center at St. Mark’s. in the placed in operationewsfixeirlhv .mmwsl From now until further notice thei ‘
Stark. Bowery, operating a barber ‘ahop. were first ordered 01! “...,t'u’\.,.,mer Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company . r, .
“ohm" 8"” ““1 “mm"g ”“9“" de‘ Afterohavins been in operation II fI-w hare reduced prices on all Rugs and . '
I'DARIENISZ'NOROTOZV M... w “In“? ’33:? .... ...... .. CW" “‘1‘ W“ m m mm 1 011 WOO
. - II. a n .
I agglmfmotvgirifim or J?" l ‘3 ”if?“ and 33m"! halted. l, All orders called to. and delivered:
m ' :I- . :Ii‘I l
MacDouuliul iiawkes of New York! All employment “a“ J“ will 3‘50 be their 22%;:ntzbtyives Ic,i‘::‘,“‘::,l:fi IIWI PHONE 959 i FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVER
City. spent Sunday at his home on med- he said ' '., , ‘fl‘f’, , , _ i -
llutlvr's Island. NE W YURK Sept. 20,—l’rbaln :gsghga;?itgfiaw:¥: 5:23;: ‘jiv‘fijut if. : i 122 ‘VaShingt-on Street, 3051“! Norwalk
I l u 7—; R I 1 W7“- ;r'lgmugggggf, $333,113; In. workers. who. Imfm.l...s{{.. Auto Tops. New and Renovated
.‘I r. .Int . rs. I‘rt- I-iis IIIw. ant SPF" “'3 0 It’- ."l 1 in .0, \‘m gm ,9 b - b- L' .1. l; I n] iIIi
«laughter tire the guests of Mrs. Al- last night was blocked by the police. #79:“:‘18 :0 t‘heilr Wzrk('iix:fj “’hnl‘lgo "01‘ Al‘0 Ugrrz'tnEgE: gafinh':9‘°"fl"G’
I‘Ied lie nshaw. today Ilistrihutmi meal tickets to forty appreciate being {own} to "in u ”w-
hungry fnllowI-I‘s imd announced he rent fare ‘0 go to work “ a A. MAIER 3
liisliop “food. of lI‘inIidIi, and ,would nlill‘f‘h to Bryant Park and One incident of the-'h-Irrisiiip im- ISOUN‘l Main Streets. hOppcsite Wilson: SCI-100 HOES
'IitiuzhtI-rs .‘ilt‘ the grtitsts 0i Mrs. Iloli- ‘Itgain try to hold his auction. lie also ’ ‘ ‘ I Phaotne 5982 g L S
III-t liillington. Ilistriluitctl notespnlprrs' containing ic- lFormeriy “7th Blue Rib Body Co: A larger Showing of thiidren 8 school shoes than ever
counts. of pollt‘t‘ .i(,ll\llll8 )estcrrl.t3. port hon If stout
George Koons, of New York Cit). jobless men. ; ridge
Dorian House
Shore Dinners
m m a: See road
C(mnealiy 89° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS
m, Chop: andIGhickn
“Because of the intense heat ofeerly September, some of
the wiseacres are predicting a swing to the other extreme and
; an exceptionally cold winter."—-Local News Item.
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