Ang a new Hup special.
l r.
The
the church. for the
meeting.
regu
There was it good atte
of Christ church. There
rehearsal on Friday
there.
Plans for a church supper to be hot-l1 its“ 0‘ bathing
on Wednesday evening. October 26th. : unis
the.
were made at the meetin
Ladies' Aid Society of the East ave-
nue M. E. church held last evening in
lecture rooms of the church.
«Illt'
'.cl I
The various committees of the May-
com pn m-
.flower Hook & Ladder
“EAST NOR WALK
* . t;
Chi-h m or Osborne avenue. popu-
lar East Norwalk marketman is (Riv-‘0
nnd Mrs. A. B. Morehouse of
“It Ireet who have been sutoing
through the Adirondacks. are expect-
ed home the latter part of this week.
Boys' Club of Christ church
rill hold its first meeting of the full
at the church this evening when plans
for the {all and winter will be made.
Members of the \V'oman' s Auxiliaryl d
”I Christ church are meeting this at- l or ment.
ternoon in the Sunday school rooms of -’
Ilnbor succeeded in making the motor
resume its functions.
Town Meeting Next Monday.
at the town meeting next
evening is that of Pear Tree Point.
ment of the residents of this com-
munity. As stated in the selectmens'
of access to Long Island Sound still
[remaining to the people at the town.
lIts prospects are bright and should be
meloped tor the 1r full use and en-
Its location is such that the
——W-_—-———-'—
We Nairo'rozv‘
Among the topics to be discussed;
Monday'
which has added much to the enjoy-
annual report. this is the one means,
ASSISiElllll
h.”-
CLEVELAND, 0.. Oct. 6.-—-Detect£
he Henry J. Sentt. of the New Yor
Police Department. and Peter Christa
ensen. former chief of the Lakewoot
Polio. lit-.partment are to be twsot :e
the principal w vitnesses for the .1:1
.today. at the trial of Marion McArd e1;
‘clmrgt'd with first degree murder 0
l r weeklylimpioumtnts should not injure the' Daniel Kaber. her stepfather. two
a adJoining property which is recorded Hours ago County
as b. ing the most valuable in the Through their testimonY. he
ndance
will b
got
last
evening at the rehearsal of the choir
no
exening because
of the lecture and meeting to be held
6‘
:l l‘(‘
working at top speed go-Itlng err-r)-
oIn-nim: 0
zhing in readiness for tlnA
the week's fair at
The (air will run
until the I 7th.
from (
Th0 Adult liihlo (‘luss (
Avenue M. E. Church
October Social at ”1.. ru'l
church tomorrow own:
I o‘clock. A lurgc- :illt illid
quusted as impovtnn
transacted at tln :u-Itlng.
The (it-(‘OrllllllL’
charge of ill-1 .\l. 15:21.“. r H
pany fair, \ull n-l loin:
ning and (‘oiIII-u-l l‘n-
dt'l'Of-‘lllOll of tho lmullls
Icrinr of ('unlniunnj. hull
t.11r will be inn).
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ll
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lmm‘.‘
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Him:
l'onlraclor .\. l.
(‘tllllplt'lt‘ll “‘Ullx 11:.
r-wuwution of ".:IA
McAn-e. \Vilion
1‘ . I illl)‘ l‘l mml- l1 -l
bath and pantry IlwA
bun with wouk on tho
hm'sc :1! Muffin l‘.1.:cli.
Ill.
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A nu‘nilu‘: of Hm I‘
('5’. ‘leii by 501:1: '.. ..
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ilio- lust flu :lw-
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The “flit-ill f.l1' in :'.~.‘l:‘\
gunluilion of llzv cl. 7. u:
lil’illl'tl llu- \t- 1 k of
.1.’l:h. by the |I:l!1.~ll 1." l“.
v —M 1? church '1‘:-.-. \A.
— .‘ programs on . 11 !1
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and 741‘s l.ml:l:.’1:dl
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to New
months.
linu-
Morrison l'. ..
taken a phrdlu : “uh
('(Illt't‘l‘ll in .l 1' 1 1, l
has jack: d
months.
:1
l.
lions rtrw
Mrs, Glorge
:l\‘<'llll$'_
baby
balm
(‘<»r::r.m::..
'10 Mr. and
of llowuylon
al-ntu-d with :1
3"). lloth tr...
d0l'llt nicely,
hot
and
on
m
(Zorn-Kr. XlOOrI'A
cultv of Int--
had the motor
When hI' [-lut I 1
N'fused in triu-
will coniinm.
“'“il ‘11“ powc r
'!p:1rt
l " t""t‘-‘lil1l
“ “lu'filk
with his
K
Cornelius Andi-rem:
avenue. lei: hm.- fill-q
Loni: lrmnd (mp; I
turn with n l .‘d or
of T cm: li-lnml
1i "i" to m: 11v
the market holu
loiln _'.'
of
l" IlOIu_
Ihlgo I”
la out.
\
All. '10
The mom l'
Achibald Sth\n
v(Dancer. has been
.. wring at the .\'orw
Ir; Beltryn le used
mmer and “in use
: nlng days of the sea
it i'
SOD.
-——_
“Among those of this
~ to recently atte
I“ are: .. nded the
arr) Mr. and Mr; Nelson.
tome.
:::(1“:' , , i;
.u
.\
lwn
" llll‘fli-
Illi-
w ho were
3‘ Psterda}
had some engine trouble on
ll-\\ \
.1nvl
l1om1-
l.\ .1
: ‘ ‘
Harold Clurki l'.ll(r.\l{
a
Fll‘v-
Jill
it“
1
P.1ul
hsf
0:11.:
,3
'l‘o-IL
to In Lord ll.
slrounll (2111-:
during:
l.’l".‘l"l\ lllfll't‘
golf stockings 'i'i
trnlm-d
(ll’ 'l Of.
'\‘.
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:27):
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uno-
l--A \p. r':.11
:1n-i.“""‘ plutul nuda r SSW“ lmnlls f'ir l.1k-
.\:‘.
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l: 1
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(H.
I7.
‘tl"“.\ (Pin.
:H's (11v. |silivs nt‘
liuwzu'ton
M (‘5.
ll)
visiting
1. for the
(1
ha rr-
5‘.
till 3's.
home
to he:
Needles and
r,._
where
and family
(ill
return: .I
You
In
other
boat.
:1 go i n
task.
[0
or the
community in
M.
win'
if
of this place has
(ontrmtlmr
.\ir.l>:1ucl:\
up l.:.~ l"Old for the winter
being (-Xlt‘llilf‘ll
I“
l‘ ,4'
pro.
(lclolu r
'Il“
has had much diffi-
no’
and so \enth annual convention hue todzn.
S},.:Alii:nm1nt 0t factions indicate.d
Mr. Moore. 1‘ V1"
Ibed
.nuliunul
R0w:utrm to extend their activities by means of
ITIOTllini:
\mlerson will .r
the much tnlkud national
He will con- fields.
ps as long as convention in the s
for
its ml
Ie- discussions of inter
l
l
-‘.1. I"Ill Pill-i
lIlL <1, cm"
l
nr‘l
1
‘illlh 1
:lu
.rH': 1d. 11' w curring in h: r homc.
‘1‘...'
“its “ork among university
owned « by
the playwright and
returned
(\lk Yacht club.
the bout for the to
town.
A general plan of de\elopment has
been iecommended by the Board of
Selectmen. the plan being as twolloxxsz
(1.) A ane-ral plan of (lt'thOp-l
mrnt be adopted looking to tha- ex-
tension by filling in. not only for the
but for the use oi
(-'.) A bathing pii\lll01l be erect-
led. prom-Hy locatnl with r. l’ere-nce to
"lltj pro[)o§..d Q-ktv llHiUll llllli
beach. The IIl‘tSt'lll bathing houses
:nudcquntr 11nd unsightly. ‘
(3%.) That the l"i.'l‘:l lo iln- use 0:
lath houses lw 11'slrn‘l'd 3‘0 {Hr ‘13
:pussild: to ll:-- residrnls o: ”11- town.
: i.)'lln1t :10 prlxutely owncd
Aluumng bony-s ln' allowed. Thnt llll'
lil'hlltL." of 115nm tln- houses at a fix-
;.::1;11.1l 11-.1.~un.1l1:1A rutr granted
.lo zi.-- town :osldthls only and llml
:1 ”11.11:: numlur houses ht- rt:-
Nt‘l\l"l :nr rrnml for single- Occasions.
(3.) 'l‘lmt emporium-Hts iJA nllee to
llt'lt :minv—tln- best n1rlhod ol‘ ('le-urlnl:
lin lu'dt'll ol the stones.
:11.) 'l‘hnt :vgulutions be adopt-d
,lu lllSllrt' order and curt- of ”14- prop-
1-1't_\ .1111! that no concessions bn- grant-
.4 which would result in chunging
lln «"l1.1r;1c11 r of llu- place.
(7.) That tln- Annual Town Mic-l-
ing appoint :1 committtm to co-operalo‘
uitli tlu- llonrd of Selectmen and the
llonrd of Finance in curmicg out
threw- rIAcomnn-ndnlions il' urceptnbl'
:o :l::- Town Meeting.
Smulur rccom1m-n:l:1lions
l't’k‘ll mudc in the pnsl. and
should no long-.A r it" damn-d.
' The l’0:1 d of Selectmen.
Jtlll.\ ll. Sl-ll.l.l'2'.‘l(
llll;.\.\l ll, TAYLUI:
'l‘. ilA'l‘y‘h‘ '
(iv-onu- CuntrI-ll.
llll' ru‘I-ut guests
|~'lu1'1.;i \'. Cunlr'dl.
llv
.1-l 1’“
(vi
luivc
action
Ol-
(Ii
of
Mr. Mrs.
“ore
and .\l:.\'.
l'ost iloud.
:1 nd
l.\lr.
7|!
Tip l-zun u and .\'orolnn Hill
to the:
prosecutor Edw ard C. Stantontsaid r
b to pl0\(' that the twen \-Y¢?B -
:filp‘girl not only knew of the plot of
11,”- mother \irs i-Ixa Catherine Ks.-
Del to kill Kaber but. also assisted in
it.
{=0an and Christensen were present
-when Miss McArdle is alleged to have
made a statement in New York. im-
plicnling her mother and Mrs. Mary'
lirit‘kel. her sixty-nine-yesr—old
grandmother. Mrs. Rabi-r was con-
\‘ictvd for her part in the crime. Mn.
ltrickol is waiting trial.
In his opening nrgumcnt to theJury
ymtnrduy. Louis 1'}. Hart. of Chicago.
retained by Thonial 1'3. McArdle, the
defendant‘s father. said:
"On the night Dan Haber was mur-
den-d tlu-re came a test of Marian
.‘icArdlo-‘s love {or her mother——
whcilu'l‘ rh1-.Sliould tell the truth or
lie. She chose her mother. and that
i.- why she is on trial for her life."
.‘lCArdll' “as expected to arrive!
here from Chicago today. to assist his'
daughter. He probably will be a
\vltmss for the defense.
EMPEllllll YflSHllfl
CRITICAL” Ill
6 (———.—_\s30ciated l‘re.ss)
illness has;
l
TOKIO. (lcl.
~-l'.‘mpcror Yoshlto. whose
been causing alarm in Japan. is mid
to be worse in up. oilicinl statement b!
Hilt'tl ln-rc. it is declared hip cond
lion is most unsatisfactory. '
At llu- liupellul houSAhold it is ex-
plained that ill"
.md llll'lllfll condition has becomc
grunited. The dilllcully MP has e.\-'
pl-rivnc‘il in walking and holding‘
"(invert-allot) has lit-I'll augmented.
“hilc his mvmory and capacity for
.1llcntion h.\\c- declined. There are
ng-l
work
is :1]-
:11:
us '1)
bQ'l‘l‘
.‘Ilull'r I:..1’.nl:1i. in: go on :1
wk» slmitlr This vh-nt
3.x lnolovl 1.111111 l») llu- girls will:
mun (Al 1:421:15: ..A:.: l'lnns
Hwy \xivl ll.’|\'l' not
.15 hut
ill"
\\.'
I‘ll:
l;-
.. g0
\:.1lvl1.~ 1:» (II'L'IA \'. .i: and Hurry
1-lurn1~d from llridw
they 1 scorn-d l-Idwurd
It Inl'isnncr Alt‘ir‘illllli‘ll
i 'l':'
'.1l:: 1' l..1\-
\\h« 1'0
MAN.
I
pc: I,
.\l<'t'u:
:vt‘la-ruuou
:l.-- llurh-n l'os'
lx ill" |ll‘(l|)t'l'l} (it
Edam-livid nu'nuc.
5.1.\..1 1.157 S l:Hl:1_\‘
{rum in lltll‘l (1:
'l'lu \\ll'tl
H: 111:." i‘I-i\\.Il-l~. ml
.‘ll5‘4 .\tl1io' llufrfl.
\l:.~ l'julgzn‘ 'l‘.
ltr harm from
dunghtvr of Mr.
Inn's. is confined
llw reflulls of in:
Miss
:1 piece of carpet
stairs. roll down
bruisrs a"? th-
.~::vl
lllIiIIt'Il over
Ilium] (If lilt-
wilonn. sustaining
K .md "bout the bend. it will
llnl-1I1\ :1 l‘o-w days lwl‘urc Miss
able to lw about again.
..A~
l 1 i1:-
4
l
l
:1; in-
l .1nx “1 ll lm
Iu-qunn l.\ ('(iLLl-ltilis.
lnitarhm ('lIurt'lI '“M'lhél‘S the Mul-
lc-r at ('uni‘t-rmlcu- in Ann Arbor.
ANN Alllltlli. .\lit'h.. (lct_ (Lo—Th.-
llls: Adi-p in a campaign by the l’ni
1.11.111) (‘luurr'n to «Anrrv rolliziou tn slur
lending colleges and univer-
tln- country was taken her-~
lml.1_\‘ by tho EPntl'al conference of tho
13-h, 'l‘hc lam]: held
in ill-troll. “as mun-d llt'l'I‘ lor ill"
«lay.
ACcor-llnr: to church ll-zulrrs. :1n 0i-
l'ort will be ntmlv‘ “to pump to uni-
uArsltv students throughout the l'nl-
ted State-.1 and (‘auadu that there is
nothing in Inmlr-ru religion tl111t car.
not lu- aim-e ptcd in the light of modern
science."
"The responsibility of the church in
students is
to s-Av llu- (‘hrlstinn \islon of :1 spirit-
unl democracy before tht-m :15 :1 worth
whilo («lllI'l‘ilrli-‘l' l’rol‘t-ssor lienry l".
('opr-. or l'hicngr». gem-ml Sr‘Cl‘t'illl‘)’ 02’
thv- church's education society. mid to
the deli-gulls.
"Much 01‘ th( current church work
in ('nllIsz Centers is worthTt-ss because
it proceeds on tln- assumption that the
nw-vls of the students and homefolks
an- identical. The homurolks‘are liv-
im: in tlw past and in the preQ-ul.
whilv- the students Lll‘f‘ looking to tilt
future. \Vp nu:,:t 'r-nch them through
their sludlv-s. their sm'iul life and till)”
athletic endeavors."
d: tits in
('Ulllf‘l‘t'llt I'.
n
lA‘ultl-zlnx TRAIN-2 DISCUSSED.
National Banks Denounced for
rrrin: tlu‘ State Bank Fields.
LUS ANGIZLl-IS. (‘:1l.. (Ict. 6.--l-‘or-
oign trade was the topic on the pro-
1:11:11 of the third S(SSlOll ot' the
\m r1< .m l unkns Associalion s forty-
I'III -
that nu inurna: piohltm throb-
with greater interest. whether
bunks should be permitted
branches.
l'itnr denunciatibn of extepsion of
banks into the state bank
was expresed earlier in moi
tate bani; division.
l).-~‘..2z1tts to light out 010
1 \Dected
question either today or tomorrow. and -'
put the cornention on record as t6 0
proposed federal law that would POP-
t this new move
The progmin.
o ,_‘
“Never. in addition
J .
how- .
signs that In: has lict'l‘l unfit-ring from
.1 St\lr¢ div .1-« of the lunin and it}
is “cull-ll that during his int‘anu he'
wus Sa- riouslx ill. his 111.il:'11l.\ recurring ‘
.‘Illl'l’ lio- attainml his lnziJol'ily. Since
in. coronation. he has gradually
\rcuko-nwl in mind and body.
PANA-ELA CANAL
ZONE CHANGES
ARE PLANNED
Continued xrom Firstil‘sge
be directed “not to make agreements
or understandings with thc canal em-
ploy-s or any clams thereof. {or any
Pt'i‘iOtl of time. but that the wages be
pmiodicnlly adjusted in accordance.
with the law. whijm bases the canal
wages on the pay or similar employcs
in the government service in tho
L'nited sum-s." and that the govern-
mtnt shall 'not iii-1.I “ith labor or-
g. ~nizations as or:..11iz:1tions.but shall
d: al "with. committrrs of ( mployes.”'
'It is further 1110mm: mini." the
report says. "that ”11- open shop prin-l
(-lplr be actually put into cll'ecl on the
isthmus and ihut in all departments.
a substantial proportion of non-union
men be employed." i
Asserting that it has {slit-d to find
anything to justify continued («pen-i
:litun- of canal funds to mnintnln .il
naval l‘llM at the canal the Ieportl
re commends that operation of unions
facilitl‘s for not. 1| purposes' 'ecasu
immediately :1nd.thnt Inert-after the
l.
f
l
l
w..."
limp ror's physical :.
Ont.
sat in the. Jury box when the Second
ayotthetnnl of Emil Bchuttee.
chatted with murder or the Ball tum-
ily. of Shaiiomnie. opened. Again.
there was 1 tom number or specta-
tors on hind to secure sent} in the
court room over which Judse W. M.
Halthie
Yesterday's atom to secure s. jury
had cutfieepb' into the panel of tales-
men. (or about fine hundred or the
160 summoned had either been ques-
' tioned or excused up till the day‘ s ul-
'Journment.
State's Attorney Ernest
A. Inglis expected that he would be
able to seat the needed two jurors to
'complete the twelve who will listen Mb
the evidence against Schutie without
much delay. and in order that the
trial might go on speedily he had
summoned the State's witnesses.
There will be quite a. number of
.these. including at least tour members '
of the Schutte family. The defence
has not indicated its line of resistance
to the claims of the State.
Advertise paths Sentinel tor the
best results.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIBT
a soon-1 mun smear
AGENT FOR
Page & Show!“ & Tiliord,
Green Sal. and Russell 's
CANDLES
fil
EVERY PERSON
enteritis our door is assured
01 receiving hit and courte- ;
can service, regardless of g
relstionship to this bank. '
We are operating on the
principle th‘ we are serving
this community and that no
msttel; how small your busi
sells and whether or not you‘
.sre a depositor of this bank
fit all, every facility and ex-
perience that we have at our
is at your service.
We are interdted in mak-
ing a city which everybody
will be glad to be in and of
which every citizen may be
proud. We want to make. this
bank an example of com.
munity spirit—s place in
which you will feel at home.
_ Every department of bank~
mg sei‘tice is ofi'ered. Farm-
ers, business men and wage
workers are invite d to open »
accounts.
I
The People’s Trust '
Company .
South Norwalk, Conn.
3 _
Automobile Washing, Pol-
ishing, Simonizing
by experienced inen
Satisfaction Gm, teed
Norwalk Wash Stand
GEORGE OLHSTEAD :
Resr Mshsckemo Hotel
canal in operated (-ntlrcly as ll com-
mercial agency. until Congress shall
otherwise indicate"
-—
(‘ilJlilJ-IS CARROLL DEAD.
.\‘lt‘.l-I. l-‘mncc. (let. 6 (Associated
l‘1'1~ss).~»—Cl1urlI-s Carroll, of Carroll-
ton. .\ld.. \'.‘ho,pl;1y»d a prominent
part in Ann-ricnn Red Cross work in
lmly during thi- wnr. died suddenly.
today, in tln~ Garden of UK Villa. at
Mouton. nI-nr lit-re.
AN OPEN lETlEB
T0- WHEN.
i ple of exacting taste and dis»
fitted.
asses
THSM'ES, inc
09W ins Mei-as
8 IAtlontic St. Stamford
_ '0. '
‘7
Automobile Hunting and "Trim-
High Class Work Our Specialty
J. ERREMRUSONS '
6 Seaview Ave. Elsi Norwaik'
PHONE 306-14
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In our store you will find peo-
crlminstion drinking their pure
and refreshing soda in a
variety of popular flavors.
Deliciously Tempting a
when One is thirsty. it is satis-
tying and thirst arming.
Only the highest grade of
French and American ice
Cream and the purest of fruit
syrups used in our sods; Brick
ice cream to take home.
Full Line of High Grade
Candies
[Golden’s
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Onefinnflmdnnd Fifty Sam
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Silk Georgette
.111 all the he: Shades. actual value from Six .0 T .M .11, \
Sale Price $2.50 and $3. 98 i "
Our Hats are the talk of the town. Priced fin} p”
elsewhere “t h "‘ HZ:
From $1 so to .310. 00
HiE PARIS, Cloaks Suits and Milli.
33 So. nan 8t., So. Norwaik Est an... 9"
ES'IABIJSHED 1902.
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,NEMO MATERNITY CORSET M). 60:
Is one ofthe most important achievements in hyg.._.-c
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Its underlying principle is a “sling support" Ta 5 W,“ }
increasing weight of the abdomen gives no undue p «1,... in"
sures the greatest possible degree of comfort at a mos. my...”
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Corsets may be fitted at.any time our
Hygienist.
J. I. Mallette
_ 88 Washington Street
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South Xerwalk
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Ballet Slippers
For Children, Misses and 1.3....
These soft, flexible slippers float ;. .
' Priced 51.73.11111' 8"
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STORE CLOSES DAi' cV
Milton Ellwood
FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLO» ER
Confectionery _
Mshsckemo Block, So. Nor-walk
Men’s Shop
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Hershfield Motor
T ransportation C0.
Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans
portstion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Oflioe, 26 Concord St., So. \lorwalk, Phom’
New York Office, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
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IA Complete line of fur-
nishings and hats
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.21 North 'Hsin Street
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PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
THE NEW )l()(( ASH
The very latcs' : n e“ “1..
Patent Colt Pump. with tlm ‘ "" 513.;
soles and low heels ...... m mm Wm
soles, low heels
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
COCIEAN . SCHOOL
178 but Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
0L ‘D CARS‘ .
Sell Your Old 0st! to 313°
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
my
1310 North .Aironno
Between Oak and Center Stu
Conn.
for Boys
nu from. 3.3mm.
Applicntions for the w“
Mrs. Little. Tells How She
Suffered and How Fin-fly
Cured
Philadelphia. Pan—5‘
do my housework and
‘91“ most! board-
. :21? are now being
resulted. . .
pneumonia inuuiries it
“Wkly been. decided to
M 3 W for young
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should be made stones to in-
m scoomodstion.
Gilles hours 9 to 12 daily.
Morrison: and Evenings by
Appointment ‘ '
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Escalator
the election or officers. included
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students. ational affair. by
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ternatlonal organizer tor a.‘
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Lower now than a year ago. Best grades, in
in all sizes at
rill-IE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
_DEALERS-IN MASON’S MATERIALS
108 Water Street South Norwall.
COAL
PHONE 113 FOR
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THE RULES
and how to
USE
THE RULES
MERRILL
BUSINESS
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The Royal Awmtmx C0
Hove moved atom“ dust pros!
To select the proper corset, to fit it scientifically: to 1.111“
all the little nicetics of adjustment that produces the best .9
feels, these are the qualifications that characterize cxpn‘
corset. fitting.
,Add to this the advantage of being able to select fr'
completeassortmcnts of the best corset makes, and you lmz.
a mental picture of the type of service given in cur Cow.
Department.
Years of experience in fitting corsets have proved tl::'
practically all figures are susceptible to definite impnm
most ,when scientifically. fitted with the right corset.
We aim to render figure improving service with each H 1
set sold. In this our many satisfied patrons can tell you in 2:
Well we. have succeeded.
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Norwalk Chronicler