> i 3:. ’ V I
.. ”ST WA! K Margaret Jefferson. Josephine O'Con-
NOR . nell. Doris ,Nlckersop -Mr. and Mrs.
..___.__." Albrecht. Mr. F. .. mk. ‘ or
Hopvs. Harold, Tyler. Irving sflbréchli.
Louis Jefferson. Roy ‘nrierrifield.’I and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Norse?
The usual choir rehearsal will be.
held on Friday evening of this .week
at Christ church. .
Frederick L. Utes has purchased
two lots at Raymond Terrace and will
’ j build there shortly it is expected.
W'flllum Keeler of Strawberry Hill
has purchased a Rec express from L.
Bunnton Adams the local agent.
Mrs. E. M. Doyle of west avenue
is visiting in New York and Brooklyn.
home.
. ~— ' ' k . 110 has been
The barge Rising Star is discharg- Mi” Nettle Too er s»
in: a; cargo of anthracite at the Her.
11. a: Guns docks. : _
Mrs. J. A. Fordham. of City Island.
was the recent guest of her daughter,
Mrs. \V. I. LOwndea.
Miss Nettie Leveson. of the Darien
Garage. has returned from a vacation
spent in Lee. Mass.
Local boat owners are planning to
like their craft. from the water .for
the season.
Plans for a number of affairs to be
held during the “inter months were.
made at the meeting of the Y. M. C.
C. held last evening.
Miss Gussie Billenstein has severed
her connections with the Fax Piano
conipany of the. Second district. She
resigned last Friday morning.
H. W. Brewer. of 'Brookside ave-
nue. has returned to New York city
for the winter months.
Miss Theresa Hoyt and Mr. and
Mrs. Hurley, of Sound Beach. are on
a motor trip through New York state.
Miss Clam Name" 0f.ASb“ry Park. .Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pauc-rson. of
N‘ J" ‘3 ”mm"; for 8 WW days wzthl .. . .. .m mow into
. .. (lid lungs “lgh‘fidy. \Jl .
Mr. and Mrs. Jumps Luster, 7 Lorenm;tho Holmes property on Prospect nic-
- t.
stru- nue.
. Mary M. Taylor according to a war- nr. (mmrt T, Smith. who has been
nhtee deed flied with Town (‘Vler'k spending ilu- past i'ew days in Mans-
Herbert R. Smith. has sold to .loscpl flow. ,3 “rewodam return home to.
Horndxe and wife. a lot and buildings a.”
on Second street.
__.._
Frank Mchlty of the Post Road
I
entertainment
fireflibers 0f the . . has accepted :1 ' position with the:
committee of the Mayflower Hook «- Lounshury Plumlging mid Hardware
uddfr Company will rill'i‘l at ill" ston- 0“ Railroad (“111110.
Quarters this evening to furthor plans
:2; thong: ttOCliv ht'll]"lirflflqql;’Ctohor" Mrs. Warren Sliuyes. or Old Killers.
0 a ‘ommun y . .
.Highwuy. joined a party of friends.
. f“ ,_ . ”gm“ in New York city last Friday. They?
Harry Rider (8 14"“! “Hm“, ' K thr‘n continued upon a. motor trip.
dail'krtqsumfd :1,” (1“.t'pj,lut 111;; .dol: through the Adirondack mountains. l
w: . upp y .‘ mp. m (- < ‘ -
lrict. after a two ww-ks' \ucallon. z Sands llib-,
Snipper fishing continnvs to he a The "Pm-”‘39 Dr Arthur . ‘,
' ‘ or lluru n and Isabel Rubu ~
. . . _ _ bins.
favorite sport in lulifil .Norwalk during. Slllwson of Norwzllk.\\'ll take plum.-
the afternoons this wcck. as the tidu‘ this ”pm”; at .:?.u o'clock at the‘
15 coming In. lhomv of (m. bride in Norwnlk.
This evening from . until 9 o'clock?
there will he a donlonsirdilon of the
voting machines at the qunrlcrs of
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder com-
pany on Van Zandt street. There “‘1”
be a similar demonstration tomorrow
Tourists who in lilt‘ past/looked to.
the right and it it as they passed"
lhrpugh ihc- town; now-look up as the;
Wholrsalc arrlsts h;l\(' roast-d. ‘Pcrv;
llnps tho tOWli may go: its reputation'
back as lli'lllfl’ it good town to rid:-
ovening. Those pcoplv who arc nnnc- . .
Quainted with the workings of 1m; ””m‘gh- '
machine Show“ g0 ‘0 m" “Whonm \iisr lulli'l Kntllrvn Schultz. solo-
and thorn how. the- "L’H‘llllH (ll-mnn- “t. {ll‘f‘OlnIlilnli’d ll.\' Miss .Vlzlrionl
stralcd to them. Finns. has been cum-17.1w] for a con-
rvrl to in {siren by the Sll‘lhodist.
The annual humor or the has? .\or- t‘oligrogaIHOY'ili' and Episcopal ”mm“,
wag: 37:2:222311111n{trinfimgfiflmzjg vs at .‘lilt‘nrli. Miss I. Inn's: is n gratin-
:5 Comomunily 'l'i” \ViLll-ihull.vlllc r l... are or Hi'l‘llt‘USU I'M“ "Fit-V of Music.
lng srrvcd at tllnl limo for tl-osc who
13:51:33; }:[vcry 33:01.12“: Sl.?()‘ll':;;rl\::\c :illmvlmi I.) :i sound (ll; foolslr'ps on"
. ' ' t K ' ,' \. ‘ . -
.. . - ll“ 9.. cvcmnr. \i. lien
Ivvnlng. Uiorv- will hr (in l'XllllliilOll n: 1““ br‘cxkd”‘“:hdjm‘r‘ ”w ‘hfmm, m. l;
' . .~ n u .- ,.» . ‘ . . s 1,. . , . I
i ' r“ ' ‘ ‘ l ' . :1 . .
“‘N(l:’f,:‘: hb'; :IX'UL: 13;. lullo xiii-Midi: man rnnnmz was \ lsihlc, Min“. l’ar— l
.ment On ‘Thurid'rv owning" Vi'hlll‘ H“ (We lmlntxilntcly (iillmi the pollc' fit“.
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ., » . - ‘ .; .104 ' M" in.m
Friday evening illen- will b“ an “up. H.,ll|.;.llil‘..1.ol in; no tr 1 cl 1 3
Uon of tile uriirlvs’ l‘ ntnlninl: 'I‘I.“ CCU! K H, ,f.
Community Ol'l‘ilvk‘il‘n will [ILtV l-nvrv _ _ ~.. . . . ' . -
. ' ’ ' ‘..\S '(i .‘ i .\ of h.
evening, ns “'0”. 'l‘lu- clxnirm..n of ll.\lll\l I ‘ I l “ ‘
the various lmollm .vnxl (lfll‘4tl'lllill<, ,7
uf (llmlllx-l‘)
.\lr.-: Lia l‘nrdvl- of Post roud was:
I;
.________. \
'l'iwtilllnu) “Pp!“ l~ Ill-
'II‘PI Lili'f‘l. l‘wnulvr, Mrs. l: 1-}. (‘or- .
Sh'u‘n' My ‘1" “n“, \u-4 [rx'inq it‘ll‘hl‘ii by .\l~utlu‘l' .‘hncrn'lm. 3
. , . . . , .fi. .. _ _
Drznll. y; Finn) lloo'll. Mrs. Millnn “W . ll ‘ r . I] J
. - , . ~. . 3: l >'
Elwood. Mini”) mu] ’i‘oy llootll, 3115 I ""t '1'“, l ‘H H (: H ' .“u I . f
Arllllw Hurmq l‘. My lwuvl. Ali‘s. "m \H H m ‘ I!" v '\ 1!);(1 I
‘ -.- 'a' ' '. 2 ;~.. 5: " ';
Frank Snii‘tll; Punch l-ozwln, Mrs. H. ‘ “m”. f] ' .‘HV.’ \ n} .H ’. H l ‘
lturr l‘w’vch' (‘lka- lilirli" w...~ [had Lyn" "Hr H.”- " 'rL or ('r‘““'.“" “55
_ . . .«e..», I y'. '3 .y . .,_. .. H .. w -'-‘
M. \‘u'llli'lrl‘; li‘" luv rm lmulh 3115. ' 'x "A" M.“ h l I L. I l
P'ltrirk Movkllv‘ '1 -~ Mull: room ”" "J'Nr‘ of my lurulh :le'l l-sll‘IJIlW‘M
. .. . . . . ’ c. . . ._,
will lu- in (".'ll"_:“ (-1 in: mid runof llu- ' J \' .. “H“ In“ .. ‘U mm... 1 IM\ !
“0y ”wants ()1 Tim 1' .\.‘ ‘. “H“ l‘ .m u" km“ nz; irl'w lnnn \\lio was n;
t . . i v. . ... '1. . ._ .. ‘ ,‘ ‘\ .‘ . 1
J}. Smith is in i"[|l’t vi yr”. nf H“. ( “_ lull-[n llm‘. Jl ix ills [4 til, it) tho... ,
“-11,” m<-nl '11-. gm .. . "(’1‘ ,w ‘n-Itl who think ill! mi’llnnlum will conic-l
.015 \\'(-\]nlsd'|\' T1,.” In 4..“ i‘. ‘h \Him. not-um. will how to work morn-l4
~ 4 _ . .-:,. . . ‘ A . ‘-
evenings .. ”n.1,! tun limits in lwvniy-l‘our. _U:l.‘
‘hlx «nu nlyml ilh lilrllulny he sold:
!"\\nh Inr‘h rr-rurrcncc of these un~
limo rm :i-s l :l'll nlorc intprr‘ssmi with'
R0 WA;TON
EH‘" p: rmnn: um- 02 friendship." That
.--..__.__ ‘ls lln~ lllllll‘l'fib'lnii of all who haw
Tlu- Ladies .\'1il w .. v}; “.n ,,,....' I... Know .1 inlu llu~ inter yn-urs. “'9 ma?
hut M r- nnr l‘rit lldi (hilly lull (ht: known
'lv'rlLi‘v [lull tlrny :lrl- in l|.l- llr‘k‘l‘ allll'il‘
llw spirit is a Wonderful help and
satisfaction. in the currency of friend-
inorrow mu rum-:1 Ill 1i ..
Ell-’lmtll'd ('lnzr. fl.
Lil-nlulnnt l-Imnn r?
I l..lp( l 03‘ 1hr
ll fll' lll(‘ l'lllt‘W]
Sam _ M. whim “a; m. S. has MT“ ship giving is getting. llo-rc '[. a young
('Illll .l into 5.121.. mun of Mighty-six who vole-d for John
_ _, _ {(1 Fremont. who dined with Glnd-
.:,- and MW (minim, who hav.~!s,m""‘ who took part in every Repuli.
1.4...” OPf‘Uminl: t‘m‘ rmzirlcnce of Sir , llcan prcsidential convention and ('nmv
mum since the party began. wlm lm.
licvcs every year that comm! is the
host. who has worked all his life. and
who has found his happiness in work.
’i'hn mall's cl‘cmi is this: "'l'hr (‘nrlv
tian faith 01‘ my molhcr is good
enough for low." \V’hnt could he lift-
t"??”‘-Gt n. Felix Aqus.
Allv-n \‘Vi‘liums, lulu- r» turned to New
York city for tho “inter.
Rev. N. H. llarriman of Boston.
will deliver his last lvcture this eve-
“1713. in tho llnptist Church instead of
“'cdnc-sdny. The topic of his talk Will
be "Prophecy and Victory."
Ell) \\‘!l.i.l.‘\‘i\ ".\‘.77."\“\ iii? C" iqu
'I‘llr' idcai mode of living Ill soon
"0 iriwn up by two voung lml‘cs who
, . . ’ ' ‘ T " " ’ ' ~ ’
iMVo Ive-en livimg.r on a house boat dun. h mu“ ”Hm" hm" Y" m“ 1‘ led
. \"llli: :lP. .' " " . ' ’ "" "
mp: the summer months in this hur-l ; '1 L ‘U‘m' r - huntinmngnt
c Inmlnun. :Inul Andy l‘l‘anry. will be
in”; Ii: tmt‘lllsi; be “tine Chilly sin-ping! “mum in l‘lmtrn. lwulohlv on Octo-
) a wea. N‘- :l 2. max. .41 ul (mimwr 3. The)" will
The yacht L'Alleero owm-d i-y “ ‘l’ I'm‘hw‘g‘ns'
Archibald Selwyn 01' Lil island; '*
Which has been leased for tho rum?
.N.\l.’l\ FINE POI:
mer is back at her mooring “1 ”1,.
ACHING KIDNI'IYS
hiarwalk Yacht club and is in in; ”.5. .1?
‘by her owner for the balance of lili-I
season. -\\c cat too much meat which clogs
l Kidneys, then the Buck
Much interest is luine .’-<ll.l\‘.'yi by) hurts.
looal WHMPMH in thc (“mt“mvnm of, Most folks forget that the kidneys.
lil-v- the bowels. get sluggish and
the \\ i‘son i'oitlt rand.
clogged and need a. flushing occasion-
u'lnch ls r:1pid-'
l
W -; ewom‘ron'
visiting in Hartford has returned
, treasurer
- to sr-vo rail
r
‘ ~M _
HU'LL. England. Sept. 27.—-—Thoae
who believeJn dreams will andfubj
laid for reflection in several remarks-
tween traders or all nations and {:28 b;6t;i:0?;§nm;;th;§_%eicguémlotg
1 till heard in the No -0 a, p. (1.1 , _
$333.5: 07d settlers meet in reunion .two Alderman adieu-g attached to the
or at pioneer picnics. The jqrglon is.Howden air’forcjé and to Chief Bitter
said to date back to the early part of lShieids" wife. who is m‘AmEflclt.- re-
hen English and Three times in thé six WC? 3 D L
the 18th century w ‘ l > {h ZR 2’s:r fa] l trip
‘lpanish navigators adopted certain 026mg e - a 'tmlof or a“;
;'0\vpls and consonants to convey their :Lieutemmt William 1 R. .Ta) in air-
nra'anmg to the Indians. The dialectiMedmn corps. dreamed that 13. t .
grew in the course of the yearsnuntllfh‘? was “Gem-3d. and. onfimgst the"
fiimllv words were evolved to expressfimmfl vividly pmmddl: the act-
almost every idea that might occurJe‘x'fi»ct Ciflumficel atten hegway was
It was the universalJangusge duringl“at (linden ylor. by} 1 he
' ~ lv trading period. and . mil“ Hull 0!! finder of the catastrop
£13.13? by Indians. English. French“. land 3“? the 23-2 meet her fate: It;
Spaniards. and Americans alike. One gurgregmv he 8:: her 3:13 $3015;
of the first things a. settler did when‘ u e own in as a e
coming to the Northwest’w'us to learn i it figgfnflxfiagpwfid' Lawrence
Chinook so that he could conversel -
with the Indians. Each tribe had a
language of its own, but all know
Chinook. . . >
:Some of the most common Chinook
eruresslons and their meanings are as
follows:——-klahowya. good ’mb‘l‘hjns’:
kahtah mum: what ails "you: kumtux only American
mik‘a Boston wawa. do you understand vwreck.
Enm-‘vm‘kah "mm “W “‘0‘“? 0P5”! Mrs. Shields wrote to her husband
“’9‘?“ 6‘“ 3‘0“.“‘95 “W "0"“ in?!“ .l'rom the United States shortly before
mlka. how are yOu: chalice yshkm. the airship’r'mals, laying that she
come here friend, abba. V5" “"3 dreamed that the ZR-z was wrecked.
nosion man. American; chii_ehil. and lmploring her husband not to
stars; chuck. water: ki-nootififnitleco: make the "in .
cultus. worthless: mOO-lok. elk: til-iv .
COSteHO *
klim. friends: tin-tin. musicalins‘tru-l
.. _ ’
Men 3 Shop
. 17 X *1“ ‘
‘I'ACOMA. Wash, _‘ Sept. 27.———Tne
Ghinook jargon. the? prevalent means
of communication in pioneer days he-
Shlelds was one of those selected to
‘take the. .mat. trip on the
lbig airship. but was' taken ill
atth boarding her. owing: to an earl-
ier accident. and Norman 0. \Valker
survivor after the
menu si-wash. Indian: skoohum!
strong: and sukwal-al. gun. - f
Some or these ivordi have become
fairly current in this section. In qr-'
(llna ry speech a man often rcfet‘ttb I:
dear friend as his "tlliyum"; a. person
who is or little. account is often called
“minus." and "skooknm" is often'itp-f
nlli‘d to .1. man of great strength or.
physical vigor. l
\‘E\\' '(‘OIENTY TREASURER.
Edmund S. W'olfe. president of the
First National Bank of Bridgeport. la
the new county treasurer. having ac-
cepted in“ post after being named by
the county commissioners. Mr. \Volfc
sum-mile “'uitr'r ll. llusknm of Siam-
i‘ord. who was appointed by the com-’
mlssioncrs tvmporarily in place of Ed- ;
ward ’Knc-on or Shelton. The county
is the official custodian of
all funds of lhc county. which amount
hundreds or thousands of
dollars annually.
A Complete line of fur-
nishings 'and hats
21- North m sci-eat
l
GYPSY HAND ROBBED.
_\\';\'l‘lIl:l‘.l'liY. Rom. 27.——-.lolzll
Stoplwnx :.ml ln'ma Adams. l‘ncmlmrri‘
of. :a lm-nl in to, 1mm] who hru'e con-é
rim-l: li .'l l'nl‘llmv- it‘lliflg‘ shop here. "C-f
.. -0...
THE. * g,-
COCHRAN SCHOOL
lmlia‘ai. to NW policn that their two;
Jain-Elms Minna. Ji". l\. and R031). '3'. van ' a m, ’
10. inn-s «limpponrul. taking with: 178 t A 110, no - 11‘
thnn Sme in cash. which they ox—i ‘ L S ..
lrnvlml from :1 trunk 'l‘hcy are he-% .‘ 7‘
humid to have gone. In \“(H‘t‘t‘flfehg A countl'y Day‘ SChOOI
Shaw. \fl’Wl tlu‘ polim- ”1011‘ have
been;
asked in look for,tllvlil. ‘ ‘
l
— . l-trllnlilizun mil). .1! lttrl \lcn‘s'
llnil. \\Jl.‘~lllni‘i0!l rdlrv‘fil. this evening.
L fbf'Bfii’Q.’ .
3 rm Tex-mm Wednesday,
g September 23, 1921
Appllc‘ations for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.‘
Due to the manyjmniries it
has definitely been decided to
start a. kindergarten for young
boys and girls -— Enrollment
should be made stories to in-
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIEHS AND FURNISHERS
153 Wa'shlnmon st. Bo. Nor-walk
NEW FALL 'CAPS
Regular $2.00 and $2.50
sure accommodation
$1.65 i
Office hours 9 to 12 daily
' Afternoons and Bvenmgs’ by
Appointment
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
mom: 244, Holman:
Here you are aided
in your purchase by
a sales force who
thoroughly u n d e I'-
stand the individual
needs of the slim and
stout, the tall and
short.
-H-‘ -...____
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Nomlk
Founded by
Elinbcth a. Head, 1883.
A Boarding and D a y
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School otters sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
spices. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school buildinswuh‘
spacious “illusion: and sent-ate
study halls for uch .departmont.
-r‘-‘
he.”
‘-|‘-H-I ".if
_ .._._..__
120 Washington St.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. Norwalk 736
ll
."-'."'l'-H-‘.l~ll \' i. 0 4. lbw-”4:. -v .
—-—-—-—.....-——_.__— 4....
1y ll’lCl‘t'us'll': ouch dm'.
that Within :1 l‘v-w «l-I-\.
work will
street
It is lnlicvcri
lllz'
as for as {\lclx'inlczy'
ally. else we have backache and dull
‘mis. ry in the kidney region. sever;-
‘hcadaches. rheumatic twinges. torpm
:llver. acid stomach. sleeplessness and
. ‘ all sorts of bladder disorders.
4.“;le scvro sound-nsw-rly gale and You gjrnply must kt-Pp your
rm "f "‘5‘ \M‘nrsdny "lght C3115?“ ncys active and clean and t' .
Windrows of black muzzsolg upon the illt'n’. H‘ u ’ M
"Olin: «~41 »‘
THU ll
l.l»i~
mu-
m to I an mile or pain in im-
Beautitul grounds, tennis court.
Upper School otters general and
special courses. College Prem-
tory reviews a Ipeclsltm Special
courses planned for those not wish- '
in; to work tor a. diploma.
The Lower Sellout includes the
s. D. G. CKNDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFEOTION—
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
53 0512-0111 Ave, East
beach of Janus A. Farrell's property '
' It Hickory Bluff. 'l‘hoy died there and aid?”
:ae'veral Inc-n wcru put to work on Sat-
urday digging a grave for them —
‘ the bench
region. get about four ounc 4-.-
ad Salts from any good drug «tor-
here, take a. tame-spoonful in n. gl
“long‘of water before breakfast for 7
Wynn
a. few
At tile rt :elu‘l f‘vrnililivan mm- Lulll‘
‘ math? Hose house it was slated n):
lie-one ot‘ the sw‘akcrs that the firemwu
at this city were the type of men c
fine This famous salts is madr from
the acd of grapes and lemon
to flush ctoggurl kidneys and stimu-
‘ flpparutu." nndcr the next
:ulministm-
iion.
. Jad Salts is harmless; incxpeusiw -
nmkes a delightful en. "Vt‘E'fcnt lith?"
s p.
. A b “ " ' water drink which everybgj .
gills! evening Tithe: rmidpnlam’ S133", “k" "0‘? and ”“1 to keep (theisihlglildd
. . ‘ co ' . . ' ‘
w; s .Hopu to. ”fps. Ol ‘ .r3. "’1‘ “ g a“ ("1'
Sig!" 1.11“”? _
~or:;'.tlce.ilons.
'fipnstlt'ttt M ’. . .--,"~“zi:‘-'.n
> .‘ie mrcasirvn. he 3931:. iota 1‘ ’
”film present were The. Miss- believe in 0:
A- e and Clef a. While ‘
new.“ imam
mm x...” is “m
4
Iv.
local ‘ drukgist .sayr
Jud salts» , "
. no
;du.\'s and your kidneys will then act‘
. juice
Combined will: ll'hia, and is harrzlczr
thus avoiding seriousL
(JONES
How Intermediate and Primary Deli”-
ment. ‘Children are bought how to
study and lay a. good (mutton for
their later high school‘work. The
Primary Department admit! girls
and young boys. '
Arrangements made for m“. m 7 ‘
children at the trolley .Chorun.
class in charge of minimalism:
Phone 479-13
l Exceptional . Opportunity
1‘0 puronase
new and sec.
(mi hand radi-
. . . 81'“ law the-1n to I :»... ‘ . -
able. (if f) hhn 3 ‘4' . _ .: 101.l..-l flCUVlt). H alto amrs at peas. T . «, » .
imp" mi“ 'firsm‘Thf-nlocnfi‘tll-m‘rlfe {Zr-Trauma the .icios in the urine so .Onable prices. gin‘vkirflk. Gymnasgcéinagvmd”.
. . - . . ' ' “’ ‘ ' “ .o onger irril: ‘e. .. ..... . . "'m begin. 13" m, 7 ”5 ;
ment is lulu: in honor. of securing bladdrr disorders. ‘1. thus (“1 "-39 New pm." '3' my Bentémber 21, 19". ’ . " '
f diators of first.
clues type 318
9* SPECIAL SUIT-SALE
also ‘
dreamed that the—2.1L: was wrecked. :
took his place; -the Inttnr being thei
4
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701.15 CARS .}
. w. in
or gloat}! mummy Itted.
szxmnmmsmm
)...
‘ Meals and Young‘xen’n
$15.00 to $30.09
- < - at
: “Ottlie‘
(so In rusno
i From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet mooning Company
have reduced prim on 111 Bugs and:
I
i
i
i" ,_ ..
Carpets, both gushed and dry cleaned; '
vAll orders called for war delivered}
David ~W.~. Raym and
,UNDERTAKER .
Tclu—Otflce,"li°3; House, 353
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
n
. Sell Your Old Oars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wrecké
. inj.r Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
90“. f
7 . Phone Bantam 5586-2
Second-hand puts more: to
fit any make of car
‘ ESton—:M§ld House DrCSses
THREE-R," ENC. ._ L
.A full line of Hombres... in new and most attractive models
Liglwand medium colOrs'in' plaid and striped gingham I
and light striped percales. Straight, belted and
sash models
Nurses Uniforms in white, and blue and white Siflpg 9
VAAST BROS; GARAGE
DlSTRlBUTQRS
, CADILLAC Clam MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOB. WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI. SERVICE
NORWALK a. GOODYEAR cono TIRES
SOUTH HonwALK PHONES 1303,2211
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