Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1921 · page 8

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ACCIDENTS TAKE
HEAVIER TOLL IN
STATE THI‘AN-WAR

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' . s '. 2;, 2:. Asuoc'ated

. 0f the Connecticut mm: I" [he :avr‘v- (”NZ“) _ ro-‘m' (0" m‘atcfi
tce' L265 dléd. In the same period p:.:‘~;uf't“r . ’gll aruatéur golf
2.039 people in. panelist!“ Connecfzcut‘ ' p. “#5 played today over

The remainder

~ the manger“; number that can

‘ .. slate.

. 3'.Ll.£‘llll¢.:tfl"2
were Victm“o’ lid.“ acculz-nu ”I Hzgfiéthe links the 8:. Louis Country Chili-
l‘loi?l‘ _v(“'nch-u_ were l‘tiffi"""]4rtpr the Ccn.1fl):l!.altts had bcm :Muc-
alhle for 38!. pl mane Joatlm. - 9,, to pug}. w" by Saturday-’5 (.ggmi.

In the Unl'tml 34mm“ in 19W. tlw'v rounl mill yesterday's {ls-limo

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were illnn‘oximalely 80.000 5’93“"‘4 quilliicam :5. . wlrich Francis Oui-'
accidentally klllcd. . (if 9”” “‘iln");'::'ilnf"f hut! 1.1%» low mi-eizll score of 144.
only 22.009 WOW kll'P‘l'ln "lib-*3" tying the previous record for the

(55.00“? W9“? l:;lleul“ event. The highest score to rental”

on. the fitrf‘fi‘fl am. ll). “:0 harm-:4 Overl‘| in a". plug: “is 182. with’tw’o Lied'fcr
last place with 1.63. '

i As Ouimo:
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10,000 pcmonn ware killed all Hm re
mill: of automobile accidents. This is

he at-

:set a cour§c record of
GDJ- 1‘1.‘ IineDDE-‘r. of, Sioux City. ‘
trilmted to any OHP CHUFP- (“Fla wi 12 "fflmious record of ’- 70.
While in the illdlb'h‘lefi, on the rub White 5319? (jolpt‘esv‘mls. Illgpiayw.‘ SU‘
roads and olcclrii: rai'wayu. am) in tl‘rrlpH-l) 5:017 31? . m sum-s 0» yr”.
lllanu. through organize” Ell“)- a lit game (men 1' :1 in! not kef‘p uh Lh-
haznrdn m‘e’crimlng up“ 01' * pucc in :lx.‘ ill‘lylfli', rouml lime-l-
acrid-“I‘VV' ' Ulla": 1" am; llpnt mumhvs pruru‘ml to mark Lil'-

 

 
 
 
 

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, \ d at its rooms a - . . - , ». _ w . '
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”WAT,“ Salt Z'llh. 19-1. gkéifl‘ agzl . will: two Elwyn; holding for tho title
‘D. S. T.) d“ 8"0 hf" lrnw Had hf» (‘ 13k l-Ixfl'is, who won it

All Master- ‘al'e manning
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VVOI‘k F C‘ Dag“ from 8' Sumatvxbr'z it'or tiu- :;l(‘u."d tln'r lust your.

.mUu» l‘. tlll‘r In a. pool lint ulglvt Exams ma: '3
.dehia. J.l.(-cOtwls".<)':tr- with Self»; Jone-S, 01 Allard»,
.‘c ()uln‘l't was :1. close Spvond and

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0 2",!) molar volw": .Iioi-‘G:1:J_1vr “.13 ti'lrd in (:skflm, It.
' 3'03" Form . ,J . .‘,_ I» Ayrlvnzll‘_ Svflrul; ling-ppm: .Hssr"
of the In lll‘l‘lmh ’1‘"): y“. >1l""“f'-"l' “()<’-"ll‘ \N‘ll‘e ”unto" Brit.
that n/lmnod lyovembm lquk in“. (".141 «0}... “par-é". V!" “1;, gun!
fats llmnlhr- ollmr lwo lupulvlu 1‘." I. 52:? l ”pi. 21‘ .1 --> .1. ,1, .‘
‘ li attributed tn the far {will -(‘ I - V. a.-. uld 1(3Sl-S. o. “2.1-.
'er condition“ are more (launch) -“ 31.2): Mormon, ‘01. l’lxxl:nl4:l».
I for driving m that ”0:150“ 01' Um ' l) film‘s:- hu‘r-I‘-ts:r‘. or .\I‘-w “.91“
elu'. f-lklddln: ir. common ulrlr” but “NHL-‘0": 1» rJof‘Hsiflfl. of St,‘ (will:
weather cmulihan'.~ ('iflf’l‘ljlll‘v .m "‘ fl hit-"WU". of fat 1.01:»; R. ”coy-i
[camou- in (he f’l” l~'ur‘::i nu- m- .wnl 'r' ”V‘tku’yl 0 ‘tuxrdew. 3}"! Roger.
and windshield” 9&4 more mi in hr .3”er Or a". -l-’)Uls‘f0”0.\'v(‘ll in order .!
dimmed. Onc- or Hie l('.l.'£(ll 1 [owl Ali" ' ‘ £0 swirl .cda‘v was fbm i
chooung :l week an .‘lr-ptc-mlmr lo- tl;.‘ I :""'-‘-’*"‘ 2 U): .-.;y:- and Gull-0rd. lf‘H' '
proaonl. llafoly Firm effort wax. to try 1‘ ilgwlvfl- .(‘ib’lfliet W'flsy‘hluii xrliagiLOIJIi
uHuM m“ ilCl‘ldQlllll I“:lv ivlrl‘ llfi-tin-v" O'.‘\‘l)=‘xl)li'l‘~l ”and“ A: I
”I,“ wPJllner (‘filllll “V “m“- (it... ‘mvo‘ulx-‘JVU-‘e‘cl clluhx' Wl‘tll. lair alpil 06'!
wuhoul' {M the Lune lulu-V p '0. I'll": . :31”... ‘ ~‘ . .. - . . ~l
any (rill-Iron 8.". 103m" Wk?“ ‘” IfL’ "’1 “5.20116“ ""“"r (‘rfut L'n!"9r ("url’l
null-“mt 02‘ how to (Jrivr‘, Molar \.'<--‘-.L- '< ‘4 (“I q ‘33.. (“Triad will}; (11:74:!
nlc Cammiuflonm-.‘lloccxul 1")”fo . whiff." 11‘7" f" ‘ ' ‘:.:l'»-vv--il w .r‘v (0‘
today. Heavy rulnw or snow (llw ‘. 81:11“! iln 'm” 4‘“ r :‘ 174:1”; “12.34;.“ ,
Winduhiold and O‘qurc “l“ V“ IV“ (Ill .l')l"“' l! ‘ 2 > I ‘,;""!)::y‘_ (‘lmc'imi
““1 operator and mako tho (”"0” 'md\V/ilf‘l‘ 0, “4‘ Low-Q .wro \vu; 'lzxvtr-r
“rib“ "v"! IJlDDt-l y. TINY a”. r ‘V ‘H‘ Ill» u)‘ 5-“. a. i.. (1., lClslnrv- u :fltc-ltl
winch cannot hr- rrg'roclr-J by "”71""Icln-rvpio:.~:-‘~n rv‘xwh m Mr-nmhis my
agency and (1.0 Only Wu} 1 . wlm n ;=< . ' w-‘i'r. .
mdeniu inlo which (he wwnhm (A ‘ ”Ml _~ W.
can he loam-51ml i.. in Hm unnpun: nl' ‘filnllljll ‘l’ill N“ MAN" 3“,]. l
extra precmumnnrwlnsh :Alrnll INA.“ l 11 [N 3‘", AS BANK THIEF
them ample factor ol tutor; 'I 1"." til I‘ __,.____ i
ver mum “0 Howe». " “I an: W" " .Vr-w Canaan \umh) School “93¢.
inlo chances and 1mm; :r- uumluu llw \S'lm Trial in Support Family on t
reimOflHihllH)‘ which in or hm: $125 a “011th as 'l'fiuvn Said to l
Rklddinc‘ la not w» run-.mm l' ‘Tn 119 $5.00” Short.
winter .1th lh(- {rill ")(‘fiél'ifif’ lll‘ :lrl'.--' N‘EVY (‘AN‘ \A‘J. (burr, Sb”! :3) ,<_l
or onwcll. llm d'lhficrmm cmalrw-nsllAle li :{.l'~‘.'lil)l'll, who is prmzzhl
the“ and ”the“ 0"”. ‘w‘ llwm “‘M‘pv-nt in (luv 5: uni Masonic, rirclr—s

vu-rnonl of nncxpecli-rlnctm u‘. im- co
(lltlonn conslitulou the danger- f- a u.

hare am} [or mm“ yours hard been r(-- ‘
. gunk-d. as th“ "moth-l young mun" ul‘
"from. tho podcmflrm it contnlmlrm to

the villugv. was arrested last n-ghl.

 

mnny acridcnls. l’(-rl(~.'i‘.l‘lr|.nrl mo mt chin-LIN! vu‘l: ,1... embomlpnwm MI
by nkiddlng (HTS. Each your now-ml 35.0.,” n.‘ ”1,. (.1345 of thr- l-‘lrs‘ Nu-
:lre killorl and many imuu-d. \m: H; tlonal Hunk, of Nrw'i‘unmw. of which
at Illflh". because 0" lnvlurc 1" l-“v‘i' to '13 u H-ill'r. [H' has hem: laclzl by!
tho umbrella and Iool: around, [rm-“pd Shi'cs' (‘mr‘lmissimzcr harp”. in ‘

Hrul wonilior calls. fnr rr-rli) 410'] 35”.)“ km! for flpf)f‘ill";l.li("l' 1,650“. the!
(‘TH‘E from tho nmlsdillav. llu lliv < l‘_.- Unltml 821‘! x. I‘H'rlct (30.1.3 l
dimmt‘d mass; or olmrUH-J nr-w in Georg“ ;.‘ E.r-'ku'00tl. prosiiil-nt, or!
cannot (ward nmlinsl and a In NEH: m;- hank. dwianwl Hm: vlurmq llw
or care in on him. 'l‘hc- remedy It“ in 115’. inn yours .dhv hunk loss. r-xacuy
increaued rare to mom unusual C(lli:ll-l$:\,37; "I? lw,’ raw-hnzzzzlé-mcnt fl’ill llmt I

tionn and must lm nlrnln-rl by all h *1 9hr- sl:ort;..:o of 35.0le or Um amounzl

 
 

 

 

 

of highway“ an'r'l firm-0.1.3 alike. my; hm... g“ ..;\.(..:,.,1 List Friday in“

hunk oxumir ‘ Mr. Lockwood also‘

HWKUNGVVOOD (lillil'Ol-L’s‘ A‘V‘IER S‘ll-l Hm lrllf‘k l'1d no disposnion to!

(MM HS. [vain-“nu- lil}llll"flli and that ht- mull

The Springwoml .lI,,uior {0013111 in: Slbl‘l kiw- -3f'(~!ln(l {hr-2r linu‘sc 21::in

teal“. aflcr a monfh'u praclicc, ii lot to tiw Mink :m'l {lac tcl'or's Ira-Pl"

ready and would like l0 hour from all l‘Ilvl zlw-zv rintt‘S to make up the (111“
other clovem: for games. 0.3. or wrmui-c

write to Manning Downcy. 9'. l 1 1w . Raymm‘wl'q fr=mds my hr is in truth I

bls‘ IK‘Cillzsl‘ the bunk paid him onlyl
$123 :1 month and that was 170';
n-nnugh in support his;. wifc and their
two clulclre". Mr. Lockwood would
not admit this was tho salary pulil tni
1' 3-,}12‘ ls l'i sa' t". t such
WOLESAIIE comonw illitjfulo “:1; ‘“1:6-r;'uinzuiiqu:l£tlc" :iml'
' HONERYAND 103 inu trims." zit u!l. Raymond was ar-'
\ CREAM CON-ES .z'vsunl all-" “10 State Banking (‘om-
misslnn 1m! cnrszuznl‘d to the Feder-

63 osbom Ann“. .ll authority-3
m HOMES, Conn. liuymor‘l. who

Phone 479-13

snpvrlntcn.ls-'tt n':.l treasure-r 0f the

Kristalml .. lzzy school anrl a, mr-m‘
601! Your Old Cars to the

hcr ct” Uu- church vestry. Ho IS con~
sub-rm} or» of the most popular mm:
in va Canaan.
Bridgeport Auto Wreck- 2
ing Co.
, 1810 North Ammu- l
Between Oak and Center BL, '
Bridgeport, Conn. I
Phone Barnum 5586-2 ‘
Second hand parts and tire: to
fit my make 01 on i

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Mll'TH SHINY/\LK METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.

'l‘hr C. ’2. CLASS holds its rt-gulflr
monthly incl-ting tunight, the first of
:!l(- Lil! yuan“

'Z‘z.;m<~~~row I-‘.'('l‘,'lz‘.'; there wxl? [)0 an
important IlZCOljflg‘ or the Official
Pump-J at the parsonage :L: 7 o'clork.
All members oi. the Board ought. to
he prose-Hi.

At tlw Mid Work service on Thurs—
day evening the first of a series of
talks up. "Prayer" will be given fol-
lowing ll‘c lint: of a. hook recently
written on "The Powe; of Prayer," It
is a series of twenty-two discussions
on the rlil‘fescnt ast‘ects of prayer that
Prom wrltu-n as price: treatments of
.lht- subjcct and come from all parts
of that world. The book has been call-3
Ill-d the best and most comprehensive
{treatmr-nt of the subject in the lam.
guage.

‘ Girl Scouts mect on Thursday after-
noon at the church after school.

The church is looking forward to
rally day the first Sunday of October
in the expectation of having a very
large percentage of members present.

 

 

 

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Exceptional Opportunity

To purchase
new and sec.
and hand radl.
atom at reas-
'ona‘ble prices.

ow Ford ra-
diators of first.
class type $18.

 

Repairs of all kinds bywe‘xp'ert I
Mechanic

PARK CITY RADIATOR

COMPANY

98 North Main Street
30. NORWALK, con".

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Y. M. H. A. NEWS NOTES.
There will be an important meeting
Iof the Y. M. H. A. on Thursday evan-
ing of this week at their rooms in the‘

Trust company building. Washington
street.

 

 

 

 

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W l HARDLY SFI‘RAIGMEN 'UP

. the kidneys are overworked
or m- ‘dered and rail to throw out
waste matter from the system. it
causes aches, pains. lame back. swo -
len ankles, sore joints. alanine-I. float-
ing specks, etc.. J. W. Setback. Obel-

 

 

’,WOMEN VOTERS
FINELY'ORGANIZEDi;

continued' tron: mm Pass-

vota-s will be notificl to he 0:1 “and

131010?

bill for a. poll tux.

L (Ht
Tim-walk.

Saturddy at the Court Room.

53.! {£0
inn.

Instances were (-33.1 where thé
hurl been taxed on two

bills. also win-re men owning several
pieces of property were taxed on each

Eve ry woman was

warmrl to c.rz-cl'uli:r 05.4mm" her tax

bill

before paying tlw :amc.
Arvmmcerw :1: was made of flu-
‘a‘urmulim: of thc “’omen's Fairfield

County licpublicun Assoclut'lon to be

5 all in film City '3th rooms; Brrlsrc-
porf, September 21% of. 3 p. m. A.”
Mere invited to attend and join.

(‘nney

 

(.‘Rlfill BOXES (ox TONIGHT.
NHW’
(halt. the Pittsburgh boxer. will
.50.“

H.
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YORK. Sir-pt. 20,—Harry
limb
Jo heavyweight. lLl
Sporting Club,

This is the

Cox, the Si. ,
Palace of. Joy
Island. tonight.

lwlthln the hospital grounds

HEALTH COMMIS-
SIONER BLACK
ISSUES A CAUTION

Continued tron: First Pagi-
in the stute can well afford to devote,
'considerable of their time to mailing
,this first sarety week for (‘nnnectlwt
:3. rousing success..-
‘ Humcstionfi fur Physician<-

?'his department has rem'ntl)‘ i)? n
investigating a. case of typhoid fever

 

lit ON). a dish washer. employed 5-" a

hospital. This dish washer has been
031‘ the pr! m'ises but twice in the last
three months and then only in Uh‘
neighborhood for a short um?-

-The source of his infectinn has no
as Yet been ascertaine.}. although
water. milk and food'supp’i-s of the
hospital have been practically ex-
cluded.’

This man unquestionably 1115f?-
Dhoid fever. and we have H't‘rl' rea-
son to believe that ho was illfet‘lfi’d
“'9 are
investigating the. possibility of one of

amt time Harry has performed in “itwo new employees who my“ uusoci-

local

ring in five ycurs, and it will

ated with this man being a caz‘rivr:

probably be the last time he will ap-‘but if such is the case. 3ch would

rwar against u. heavyweight boxer, W‘fprobnbly be more than a single case.
has announced that he can still'
160 ‘

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m 1R1-

ipounds. and lntcznd': to (‘zlnlp on tho

 

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the middleweight limit of

developing in the institution. .
[t was thought that this man. 1mm:

p
lthrec. of them came from a mug-Emor-

ling town in which typhoid had hz-cn
l prevalent.
. iing allowrd to ascertain whether the)"
“figure lu any way connected with the

lu'phonl cases in their home. town. and
Wine outcome of this Will be intensi-

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‘with ihe dishes. particularly from the
'prlvate rooms. but in going- over the
hospital records we do not find that
this institution treated a case of ty-
”mold fé'mr during the months of
."July and August. The question then
:{irose as to {lu- possibility that some
case diagnosed as an inh-s’dnal dis-
turbance might have been typhoid
fever. so the records were goztt- over
.aud four cases with a diagnosis of in- ,-
testlnal trouble in .pcrsons Letv:e=~n
'tlie ages of IS and 30 were murky-cl
.as being possibly an error in dinguos‘
iis. A further investigal‘fén of Uses.
:four cases revealed tlu- fact that

TllllEN KEEPS lllS

 

’PHIIADEL-E’HIA. Sept. min—Ar:
arouse-d tennis champion fairly

smothers-(l his challengrr in the na-
Liana! title round at :he Germantowu
Cricket Club yesterday. Playing like
a man ingpired. “’illiam T. Tilden 2d
overwhelmed \‘Vallace F. Johnson be-
fore :1 gallery of 12;m)0,'attacklng
furiously: at the first strike of the
match and mainlainlng so swift a

 

Those three cases are he-

ing. Already we think-our investiga—
tion “fart-ants calling to tlm atti ntion
of the physician? of'thc state the
necessly for instituting typhoid pre-
cautions in all cases of questionable
diagnosis of intestinal disturbancr-s.
Th5 is rea. “safety first" end-*avor.
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—-Sunday table d‘liote dinner at the

Hotel Mahackemcxslfli). Served from

 

 

a. dish washrr. might havc ltfvn m-

—~—‘Reynolds' Cider Mill open for

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-~ » ; " ‘on. B0-t0 P K R ' .‘cr', -
$3..“ of Johnny “311503 for u. chanrv (acted by eating some Calm}! ”tinny :AfAve. (:rlgglngsdaiigfad at K 1‘)
i la {$2.20. .
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Simmons’ complete lute . Simmons complele hne .
of Bed Spreads and ‘ I t1-11 S eek of Bed Sprealis and
‘ Mattresses is on Mattrefses 15 on '
display duphy 2

 

ter, Pa... writes: "My Kane

back hurt me so when 136331.32
bed. In the morning I could, hardly
straighten up. 1, Hit/dimmhthell'mm
, ox, mv backfbetal’elnI-cm 1mg. %
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SIMMONS ms
$1111th Sleep

 

Label means to you.

Colors.

in every way worthy to go
Beds and Mattresses:

 

 

Simmons Springs —- flat. resilient, restful;

Simmons’ Display Week
at Our Store ;

Simmon’s Bed Springs 5nd Mattresses at Greatly Reduced Prices

EXTRA SPECIAL

Simmon’s Gold Label $15.00 Mattress—~This \Veek Only. . . . . . $9.95

 

(Any Size)

 

 

 

 

Beds, Springs mid Mattresses
"‘Bullt for Sleep”

WOMEN, these days, are'more discriminating in gheir
chmce of mattresses than ever—«and the more
ticular they are, the better pleased we are.

They know now that Springs and Mattrgsses labeled
“Simmons” are a high grade make.

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They know that Simmons means émlt for deep.

VVhat’s more, they trust the sanitary quality of
Simmons merchandise.

Our customers don’t want to experiment on a spring
and mattress purchase.

They want to know.

It’s just that armrmzce of pure, clean, new n1at_erials--
of springs and mattresses éui/t for sleep—that the Simmons

' We Show a Full Line of Simmons Beds,
Springs and mattresses
Beds in thé beautiful Period Duignr. Built

of seamless Square Steel Tubing, in Iva
White, Hardwood efiects and Decorative

cotton.

wuh Simmons "Built for Sleep"

spec: or choose from them.’

' " §EME€GN§ BEE§§

.Builtfér Sleep

Simmons Mattressa-built of paraded», new
Sealed in carton roll in Simmons
sun—flooded workroom; and delivered to
you sweet and clean. ’

You will be interested in our displays of these

goll‘ champion of Cunadd

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pace that his opponent never had a
chance to quit the defensive or to
strike anything like his true game.
The scar? was 6-1. 6~3. 6-1.

 

MISS LEI‘I‘CH LEADS .

' FIELD wrrH‘AN 84.
~ OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. flow—bliss
Alexa Stirling. of Atlanta. Ga. open
and iii;
l'nlled States. and Miss Cecil Leitch.
ladies ‘champlon of Grim: Britain and
France. each survived the qualifyingl
round yesterday of the annual wom-

vn‘s Canadian championship tourna-

ment over the River-mead course-

Miss hutch. phyiflg a superior'
grand oi‘ golf. turned in a card of 34
for the 13‘ holes, the lowest score of
the 104 entrants. Miss Stirling turn-
ed in a card 01‘ 9-0.

Other low score-s were turned in by
Miss Doris (‘hambcra VVirrall GOli
Club. 86; Miss Joyce Hutton. Toron-
lo: Mrs. \V. A. Gavin. Zelle Claire
Golf (Tlu‘n. New York. and Miss Helcn
Puget. Royal Golf Club. Ottawa. 89
each. and Miss Ada Mackenzie. for-
mcr Canadian champion, ‘31:.

On tho whole. the day‘s play pro-
ducrd little brilliant golf. Thirtv-
{we survivors of the quulifylng rein-1d
will lwgin flu: real strugulv {or the
lith today.

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FORT “'ORTI: “IVS PlLNNAN’I‘.
, DALLAS. 'l'cmus. Sé‘pt, 30..-}9011
“'ortll won “it pvnnani of 1hr Texas
Luiguc $12332 'aitich cioswj y: stoma)
lint): races of a split SOuson morn “on
Ly the Fort \K'orln twin: lwgoml mum.
glns. Houston “as swond ur-il \Vlc? »
'lzl Falls. third.

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MAY. 3321'. go. 19:11.3“!

, . 1—
! ‘ Principal Gives Her
Fortune tp School

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MISS C. E. MASON

Miss C. E. Mason. principal of
the Castle School, at Tarn/town,
N: Y., has just given to the Board
at Trustees of ihc school its beauti-
ful property of ten buildings, to-
gethcr‘ wuh $250,000 and all of its
preferred Stork and her life insur-
ance. This is to start a general
movement under her leadership. for
bmldings and {or funds with which
to pension not only the school’s
teachers, but also its worth; “-
mestic servants-

 

PIUISIDENT GETS HONORARY
RIEDEBERSHIP.
DEAL. N. J.. Sept. 20.———Presiden£

Harding has accepted honorary memo
“‘Slllll in the Hollywood .6012 Club

In :. let‘lr-r to Presiden‘f Harry Con-
twat. of tin" club_ received yesterday.
“in "hivr Executive said he hoped he
‘mny have the g00d fortune to exer-
tlu- privileges of honorary mean.

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Encrslnp."

 

Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.

. A. F. BeckmannerCo. Inc.

83 Washington St, South Norwalk.

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PHONE 1405

FREE DELlVERY

 

 

 

 

 

 

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side a pickaninny song-

“I’ll Take You Home
Sung by Henry Burr

should be—-

”Yawn find them among

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hmmum

fill

“Whgn the Corn is Wavin ',

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