/-_,--~ t:
9 p .
‘ , : _. A regular meeting of Court 12M ‘
' G o 9 E. ‘ K. B M 1°" WW n...............:1
a 7 {I , ca. will be held tomorrow—Avalan-
\“v,,,\, p? l": day “fining-«at Red Men’s halt;
5 W :1 Washington street.
l .lOSEPHDAViS ;
3r. mwmoron. STREET .
\O.NOP\WALK.
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Dry Goods Store
Under "Memo Hotel
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Don't Miss These
January Prices
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Sull\ and Overcoats :32: Home Tribe. No. 26. I. o_ R. M.
51450 lg: “m "”8““ this evening as usual.
1: Miss Nellie Stur
- = 893 has returmd
$22.30 l: after spending the Week-end with
$29.50 :3 friend: in New York city.
In
$34.75
$39.50
, _A mass of requiem for Pope Bene-
dict will be celebrated tomorrow
morning at St. Mary's church.
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canon":unannouuaunal
«Run
Panassus Council.
iv N0. 1
l 4, 7 M. and 73-8 '5: gzfinuniinwill hold instanzailon Egg
;: es 's evenin
Soft Hats at $1.50 =1 means- 8 at “3 regular
1
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~~Cirquating Library. 3c. per day.
The Hamilton Shop. 49 W'all Street.
Miss Catherine Hathaway ha: tak-
cn a. podtion in the agency of Devine
'Rros. at the corner of “fall and Com—
l mecca streets.
« Guests at the Royal James hotel
last‘ night were: J. E. Bullock. of Bed-
ford. Mass" Lieui. i‘. T. Beard. Fort
Terry and Licut. A. ,M. Stone, l-‘ort
t’l‘crry.
l'cm l‘ompanion
Edgar
.nd High Priest. will make
. 5p. l'llon .ll. llutlcr Chap-
llll‘ Hash-I‘ll Slur will:
,.7- . il\ sli‘lcr thc (lcgrm:
.lllvg: (if llutlwr Chill)-
'l‘hc Monday Evening Social (‘iuli
:mvl lust night in lhv American lxgion
— “ “wrung. 'llnll, SN‘I'lirigr's ouchcstra furnished
"fl—h. ~_ (”ISM"- find the usual good lilnc was
..Ill ul' HOlllh N0,—_ l t‘ll‘lnyod.
‘ ’ ' """" ”"““‘ 0‘ “0050.: ——-»Radiator d H ..
m. 'l‘hurmlay evening at 3 A re 1' h an 00d cours.
. \\'lll lu- an entertain- a. ll ‘0 n.
I -. :muwnls later. A number of mambers of Cackeuoe
, — ‘ ’ _ Tribe, Red Men. will trail to New (‘nn-
- . . 1.. .1 .ll “arms and Gang. mm. tomorrow evening, m assm m
'l. :nmllul dinner of the l the ”‘15:“ 0f Chiefs :lmrp, A lnrgc
l nr l'lllillPI‘llCllt will hc ""h‘gauon from Fairfield will alsom.
.rllinrlllln of the Cityzhiml'
3.; VlleSd‘fl). Junuary 31. The Victrola brightc'ns the home
l. \v .‘l‘ll‘ll‘ti'ICll‘lil‘P‘Tl’ WW b(‘ for the Who“? family. A llt'\\' l‘ccorll
. (-zll‘ll month will be euro)“; b). all.
1- r 17.1.1.5. Who has been n ill-211‘ the records advertised in today's
l". \nrxl ~'l. for Ht‘lt'l‘ul lflfilll‘ 9r any Olllt‘l‘s you “13h “t the
‘lll.i\ :lllcrnonn l‘ur “‘ “‘ Lom‘” C0-
\_\ 4.~lllnl:l0ll. wvhcrc he l‘lln'orll ll. "Hop" llcnc-lil-i. has rc-‘
; Ml...‘ ,.‘(::.:::C:pars on a. tlnm-tl to the North from Miami. Fla”
. . . lmm'h soono-r than was l-xpcrtml. llc
n1 ll... gummm \'r-w . ' W'N‘Nl to run more until about mo
"in I‘nmonnv will hold mimllc of ““7"" but ""”°r“;',’ {hp
lllks. HO‘mO South ’ “4‘ ‘Hh'T Us lwlng “ton \vzll'm lnr
l l' \IlLIV cw-ning. Jun- 1 lilll].
, . lH'llll’ry 3rd (-mploy- —-Victrola.s sold on easy N‘l‘ms.
n. lxnnvb Company Storu open every evening "mt“ "me
.t lllr same plan-c. o‘clock. The Hamilton Shop. 49 “’3“
\ wlrnlgl at Donnelly's “rm"
1 l~.'l\lm-rlts. Store olmnl DOInOnlC Muguvcro was fined 37
l ‘ l. M. and costs for intoxllutlon \vlu-ll alr—
? I . “Hm r-O—f lhr' l"'lirl'u~lll l‘lig’llcvl before Juligc Gcorgc H. Van-
. . ' . burgh in ll‘.(' downtown cnult this
WWI ilsr‘srlution w.” l lvml-llinr. Mllglurro was :lrrratv‘wl lust
P .H mm" ”I‘lilmu ‘lelllrllnv Night in‘ l’ntl'ulnlull “Ellwoo-
I v WA:- Itlulrgln” “r I Sunllzlls‘ on \\'m.)<l\v:lr«,l un‘lmc
.,'-llli‘ll . up . “'l _
WIN,” 1"l'llU\lt'l' 31' " Sumllrl .\lillol' has sold his inlu lr-sl
I, I”. lprcmwfl . '\ m illl- [mintillg llllil pupcl' llnnlzinl:
. \ :Ilv'g. .l..‘,llm_ IL‘le-‘irmsm RN 115. ”I.“ \\'usllill(;tnn
I mllxitn-s. w!“ "1 ‘::~-Il tn .-\ln- l‘nhnn. his former purt—
'vvm'. tlw (‘Ullplt‘ hnvim: lllssolvml purl-
‘—-~ » illt'li-‘lllll according to a record lilmi ul
‘\ j" i Y‘ 9 ‘1?“ oilim- of Town (‘lcrk llcrhcrt ll.
1.13:. l llibN S FOOD Elllllh.
— The final of the score of jitney
63C cns‘irl happened yeah-willy ut‘tr-rnoon.
wllv'l Antonio Coppola wan fined $40
fur violation of the state jilncy law by
A _ TJutlge Nehemiah Candcc in the up-
town city court. An appeal wan tak-
\: ’lll'l’lflVCH Corp. ~-n to the higher court. This disposes
(If all the Jitney cases.
57'1“] Norwalk , _.._
.\'.\l.l‘;NTINES! Just the kind
7 lvou want. Look over our assortment.
3"" “‘ :l‘lu' llnmilton Shop. 49 \Vull Strcct.
Wife
lag District Deputy Daisy Payne and.
Al ,sl.ll.. of Wanoma. Counc1l, visited
My 'Ilnlllrury Council. Degree of Poca—
hontas. last night. where they install—
”? ml the newly elected ofllccru of the
L latter organization. The local people
worn royally entertained with a fine
I” t‘DlFTtfllflHIOHt and dinner.
A dinner will be served at the meet-
inv of Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A.
39 Ill: to he held this evening when Ed;
'7' gar B. Ellis. Grand High Ifrlest '9:
Connecticut. will pay his official v13]
H in the chapter. The M. M. M.'de—
4'“: gree will be worked at the meegng.
”'8 and it is expected. that there _Wlll ‘e a.
large -represcntatlve gathering Iire-
E “I”. E”ml-liar Alarm 80m-
.11 ”— v
‘i' < ,ouis llrock. of Bridgeport. “33
L1“ \Hlndb VvatCh clclctcd treasurer of the state associa-
fl; tion of past exalted r'ulers. ii. It. 0’. I3.
I? . ill and (lav our at the annual meeting held ”1 Walling-
” ford Sunday. Frank Coe.tof Torr-ing-
‘-:!' alarm guards_ . too. was. elected president. Charles.
= w-vry Bonds, mort- ‘ l H. Curtis. or Bristol. is flee-presisgsgl
Harry C.Brown. of New Britain,
tary. ‘
u rmy and navy
.rfi‘i‘m‘if
- E, .4 r" l - ' ‘ ”‘- I
l , . . 'f' paper9, ,JeW {—C081 at lowest 'Pflce“ Harris and
. l‘ mlvcrware, and Gans. 1‘
l . ' ##—
H: ~ other valuables .. Not'a single entry appeared on the
.1 mm safe deposlt p police blotter at headQum-ters since
: 0 o‘clock yeast-coy morning. This
32:83-81. 9:30 o'clock. The first entry
following was that of Mrs. Mead who
reported that some one had attempt-
edio enter. her: Havlhnd. street hog:
on Sunday night by breaking the p ’17
away hormone of the m
.l,
'1711 can rent. a. box
l and protect ymn'
'.'..lll.lblcs—at the cost
l
.mm.m.. For!
n ‘ agony-zugseazman"
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' special election 7,
- be held at this time. -
‘ of magma! ladle?»
' W.
'Johfifwg
3 ‘ mood”
the to} '
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There will be an important meeting‘
of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Frank C.
Gjodt‘rey Post. No. 12. American Le-
gion. this evening. at 7:30 o‘clock
and all members are asked to attend.
Monker Grotto FiVe will meet the
Mayflower Five on the courts at
Hoyt‘s theatre hall tomorrow evening.
for the first game of the season for
each team. A good crowd is expected.
Seldom Lewis and Virginia. Pearson.
cat-motion picture stars. who are to
appear at the Palace Theaxre the last
three days of this week. are to be the
guests of honor and the speakers at
the meeting of the Kiwanis club. to
be held at the Hotel Mahackem'o on
Thursday noon.
01ng >
.- onstage stamp a ____.____... N"
<l.g-.-_ :. -; , 434m regain! MOI! of 01‘-
I or“... 3.....th m;
3 : the Order.“ Emvfltw'he‘d mi‘, '
Boxes $4 a Year lodge monuof, (57611105..
The civil case of Philips vs. Giovan-
‘ni is being heard again today by
lJ‘ldge George H. Vasburgh in the
.downtown court. This makes the
lthird sitting in the case. The case
‘occupied most of the morning and
was continued until this afternoon.
Judge Edward M. Lockwood repres-
ent the plaintiff and Attorney John J.
Cuneo the defendant.
Hearing? were held yesterday after-
noon by Compensation Commissioner
‘1‘}. T. Buckingham in the following
cases: Cari ()chs vs. the Norwalk Tire
.82 Rubber company; Elmer Chamber-
lain vs. the Norwalk Tire & Rubber
company and also in the case of Miss
ifiarollne Gutterson vs. the LeRoy
Shirt company. These hearings were
in addition to thc hearing of Mrs.
Elodiu Hines. widow of John Hines.
D
Clllll’lllllll ‘
‘ ls BliAllliEll
.Fleischman Firm Cleared of
Connection with Alcohol
V 51) TAG
, SPECIALS
n. & W. Collars
_ 2 for 25c
Entire stock $1.00 neck-
w‘ear,2£or $1.00
$1.00 and $1.50 Boys’
C398..J.........£50c
$1.50 and $2.00 Wool
Shirts and Drawers 95c
$1.50 Overalls 79c
25c Handkerchiefs, 3
for.l.........'....25c
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Case; of Defendants Put
Over to February 6, for
Further Hearings
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. z4.—-—Elimina-
tion or the‘Fleischman 00.. of Peeks-
kill, N. Y., from connection with the
conspiracy case growing out of the
seizure of 100 barrels of aloha; here
irecently. and postponements of‘hear-
ings until Feb. 6. comprisrld the prog—
‘fostcred by the federal
before I‘nited States Commissioner
‘Hugh J. Lavcry.
Held Under Bonds.
,cer; Fred L. Kirk and Michael Delo-
Vhery. Jr.. of Danbury; Edward Celia.
driver of a. truck on which some or
the alcohol was found; William Bish-
op and John Krautter, railroad em-
ployees. are held under continued
bonds for the later hearing.
i There was a. large gathering in the
‘omce of Commissioner Lavery when
{the case was called including the
frlderal prohibition agents. federal
and local lawyeis and men implicated
in the case together with the specta-
tors. There appeared somme disap-
Rogers 69? Stevens
Two Stores
Norwalk S. Norwalk
MRS. 110st Now
WANTS ESTATE
Continued from First Page.
,Ys ”1,. Norwalk Lock company. De- ’ . pointment: when postponement was
P.5l0ll was reserved in all cases. Thelson and Homers brother. Arthur. A orrangmd, for sensational develop-
lllPuring‘s were held in the Second dis—-
‘l.l:'i court room.‘ l
liASTl’S: (Hearing
Rccord playing)
"0H! Roy. what's dat music?" i
CLERK: “Everybody Step. Victor
Fox—trot." l
RASTI'S: "wen; honoy-lam'. .lea',
you stop right crlong wit onc or dcm;
dcro rccords. A'hll take it home to'
ma, wifc to sweden her disposishun
so's Ah'll get. sompin' lo out once
more. andy. nothln like one of
dos“ rccordn for n woman!" .I
MORAL: Victor records satisfy
even a woman}
lluy morc and buy now. The Ham-l,
ilmn Shop. 49 “’all Strcct.
Victor Dance
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AMERICAN Jl-Z\\'IS}I RELIEF
Most important meeting liver hold
by the chry of Connecticut. will
take place in New Haven. Sunday.
January 29th. at the llotcl Taft.
Nearly two hundred dclcxatcu rcp-
rcscntlng twantwfivc cities and towns.
from Connecticut will assemble to or—
ganize this state to raise $150,000 to-
wards the “4.000.000 fund of the
American Jewish Roller Committee
to meet the critical situation or the
Jewish population of Eastern Europe.
David A. Brown. Chairman of Nat-
ional Appeal will address the Con-
ncclicut Conference and rcport that-
thirty status hnvc already hlcn orgm‘l-
lzml tn misc two thirds of the total
fund. '
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lsignt‘d n will disinl‘lcritiny,r his wife.
'medc for a Valentine card party. de-
,cuveat has been filed against the will .ments had been expected.
by Mrs. Rosier‘swunel.
0n .\ crumpled page in thc diary of
U. $-00mlel- m.
Attorney H. W'. Orcutt of the legal
litesier. were found several lines ad- (department of the federal prohimtion
looking pale.
timed. “To Jerry from 0. it."
lines were:
"The Rigs complete. The union of
souls. heart’to heart. hand in hand.
\Vhat does language matter? A sym—
pathetic silence."
“Jerry." according to police who ex—
amined Roslcr's effects including tho
The rental-cement parentinel.
’and wan from recent illness. asked
the continuance Then followed a
conference including Attorneys Alex-
ander L. Delanry and Carl E. \Vhit-
ney, of New York. after which it was
_announced that the Welshman Co.
_waa eliminated from the complaint.
lzt‘fglflttwas the nicltnumc for Miss; The original complaint alleged the
- , conspiracy charged began at Penk-
The diary was the some in Whip" skill with the Fleischman concern
Rosier. :1 few minutes before he died. and the result of the action in confer-
:cnce amends the complaint. showing
the alcohol was shipped under proper
certificate but makes the alleged con—
spiracy begin in Bridgeport.
J. H. Estes and J. J. Hudgins. two
of thc federal agents who participat—
ed in the seizure. have been instruct—
cd to remain llcrc for an indrfinitc
.pcrlod and to continue investigations.
*‘l‘hcy declined to indicaflc their plan
of action.
GOLDEN SCEI’TRFI HAS 11mm-
DAY PARTY."
A rcgulnr mccting of Court l’ranccs. '
No. ll. (lrdcr Golden Sceptrc. was held
last night .at which timc‘plnns were
tails to he published latnr.
After the regular order of luminous
:1 surprisc was privcn to Mrs. l-‘nnny|
.lm'cn. who is the founder and first
Worthy Ruler of thc Goldcn Sccplcrs.
in South Norwnlk. Court Francis was .
nmned for M,“ Joyce who is the O‘d':l‘l‘(illl six o‘clock last night to ten p.
cst memlwr‘nnd 3“” an activo ("19‘ lm.. when it Mom! at 15 above. The
A short’gfilsiory Of this local court humidity was low. standing at 55 at
was givcn hr M1“ Joyce and “no" that hour. From all sections of th--
[1 few remarks by the \Vorthr Ruler mute reports we", that much colrlvr
Mrs. Adclc Johnson. thc birthdayl‘w‘mhpr is cxpcctcd today.
cake was presumed. A mmnl llour fol-z Thc stcady drop early last. nisrhi
lowcd and “H In“ wishing Ml‘s‘ Joys-l Fave promise of reaching a much
mnnv morc happy birthdays. llowcr ‘0‘.“ 1“. morning. A good (TOP
(‘OLDI’ZS’I‘ \\'l-‘..»\THEI{ 0F
\VI NTER l S EX PECTICD
men ury (ironed spvvn dcgrcvu
'l‘ h I"
‘ Mr. Brown, known lll his home
town. Ill-tron. us t'iilH-r "lilnnmir
Dave" or “(lo-it—up-Brown." has come
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The committee in chnrrrc was Maxim. “cold “‘f'athcr“ “T is expected ‘0
Johnson. Mrs. (inrrctt. Mrs. Runollla W811” Tho hp” $1“,ng of ”w \vinlcr
“rfi‘ Gedhcy nnd Mfg' Armour. §\v:ls rcpoflcd from clx’llomz": l‘omi.
to Nl-w York to rvpcat in the - Ulhcr ponds wort also rcpm-tcd :nml
smynnmno Amcrimn Jewish licliwf CONN. MILK DEALERS ‘
Committee A ppcul lllv Success llt‘i ELECT OFFICERS
wort-d in similar :lppculs for tho .\'l-2\\’ HAVEN. Jun. 24. A'l‘hc (’nn—l TUNITY
l’nitcd \Var \Vork. l’:(‘(l Crow mhl'llccticut Milk llcalers' Association A REAL‘ OPPOR
liuropcnn llclicl‘ (Youuril. in which he
put Michigan way over ih‘ lop.
"have" is confident of success this
time again. in spite of all the talk of
l‘llll'd tunes. he says: "\Vl"l’0 not sit-
ling' by the roadside waiting to (“0
yet, as they arc in Russia. \thn we
urvl. we can bcgin lo howl."
PROGRESS I-‘Olll’ll SOCIAL.
The weekly mcvlinl: of Progress
l'urum. No. l. l“. l“. l... was hcld last
evening in the lodgc rooms. 100 \anh-
‘l.i;'.l(\{l strH-t. Thc attendance was
\w-ri' inrgc. The cnlcrtuinmcnt com-
.nllttl-c presented :1 lllll‘ l-l-t-‘rtninmcnt
'for “i,:l(lws' Night." which was :1 hi]:
success. The following program was
given:
Solo ll_\'
punwd by
piano.
Solo
punicd
Solo
accom-
nt the
Matthew McGl'nill.
Mrs. A. Kvnmor
.
by Miss .l. Stcvcnson. accom-,
by Miss C‘. Delius. !
by Alfred Kramer. accompan-
ied by Mrs. Kramer.
Solo by Harold Paul. accompanied
Mrs. Kramer. .
Solo by Matthew McGratii. unac-I
companicd. ' .
Solo by Alisa Margaret Eula (age'
214; years) l'naccompanied. l
Recitation by Miss Margaret Eula. I
Miss Hula. the youngest. entertainer. '
bi"
At the close of the program refresh-
ments were served and dancing cnjoy- ‘
ed until a late hour.
r
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mummy in our
‘wus very well received with applausc.‘ A
4% CGMPOUND INTEREST pm
hold its annual mN‘ting hcrc )‘csirr‘
day. The discontinue were on the
terms of a prnpnvml standard contract
to be made by dealers and producers.
TO SAVE MONEY ON
SHOES
The subject of milk prices Was not
taken up. Officers wcrc rc-clectcd :ls
follows: President. W. M. llryant. BELOW COST SALE AT
Ha if rd; vicc- resident. Almer Mit‘
lchctll.o liridgr-pol‘l; srcrrlnry {lull KEELER'S A BIG SUCCESS.
ll‘5‘2ISlli‘t‘?‘. (.‘lmrva l-I .‘llm‘il‘s. New lln~l
; \cn.
! it one is imcrcslcd in saving: money
'on footwear they plight to see the
bargains Illa! Kepler‘s are offering—t in
their BELOW‘ COST SALE. And the
people appreciate these bargains.
from the way they flocked to lht"
slorn Saturday, when the sale opened.
Heal seamnzlblc. up-to—ihe-minute
footwoar i< being sold at big TP'llllP'
CLEARANCE SALE OF
Women's Fashionable
Footwear
A ~Comprehensive Assortment of
High-Grade Pumps and Oxfords
d |ti0ns in order to clean stock for
Taken fr°m "9m” smek 3" re- Spring goods that. are coming in,
duced to
This Sale will last for about ‘e‘n
$5.45
MaxLevy’sShoe Store
31 80. Main St. So. Norwalk
Please Note—This is our only
store. No connection with any
other Shoe store.
days, so if interested in saving money.
lbetter get, around while there is an
assortment left—Adv.
RESOURCES
Everything depends
‘ upon what is Behindan
institution. Especially
‘With‘ a bank the first
TI question is Resources.
v - This bank invites you to
look into its Resources.
j..Tliey will prove as re-.
. aSSufing‘to you as theyf
are .sa'fisfacfory to us.
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Seizure in Bridgeport—l
.ress registered today in proceedings‘
government
Edward Derigibus. wholesale gro- _
ARRI‘JS'TI'm FOR ImeFFJRING
“‘1‘!!! HEDERAL AGENT.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 24.—-—Two men
were arrested and held for a hcaring‘
by United States Commissioners
Lynch today. on a federal charge of
having interfered with one of thr-
agents of Colonel Eaton. Collector of
Internal Revenue. in the discharge of
his duty. that is in trying to asccrtain
if tickets to a dance were printed ac-
cording to law which requires notice
. on them of the war tax. The printers
:who issued the tickets. it is said. have
settlcd their \ mi of 1‘2 ..Yi:~z¢‘fi foil-8:021. —
lion of ill-‘ in“- iu pr: 1. the Hem. ,
improperly '
TESTIMONY svmcxeu FneM THE:
RECORDS '
columnar: Mas: Jan. zen—res. ,,
11mm; if Harry H. H tier. 1::-
,Halil'ax“ N. S. a n”. 3""? for the de?
ense in lhe trial . Clarence W.
Loud lor the murder ca Patrolman
James A. Preston. was .wtriciren im'
the records while under airtight May.
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of interest rates, exhibits no
many years.
obtain if he defers investing
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1N6 OPPORTUNHEES 3
The demand for high-
which has developed as a result. of the gradual lowering
sequence, bond prices are steadily advancing and tlw time
is rapidly approaching when the opportunity to pumhm
higbgrade investment securities at prices which yield
liberal returns will have passed—mot to return. perhaps: For
Accordingly, the day does not seem far distant when
the investor who had the foresight to accumulate mmserva—
tive investment securities at present prices will be in a
position to point with pride to the Wisdom of his judgment. 3
Many highvgrade securities may still be purchareds at
prices which assure the investor a return—in many WK
extending over a long period of years—considerably big-h—
er than the yield which he will probably find it plausible to
returned to their normal level.
.-——__—-—--.—p—'—g—ug
Investment Securities
South Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1892
grade investment warlike;
sign of slackening. A: a. cow
until after interest rates have
«DSCHMID
85 Washington Street
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CLEAN
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THE
33 South Main Street
UP
On Women’s and Misses Coats, Dresses, Suits and Mining.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.-
. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
SALE
PARIS
South Home}?!
LET US
past.
mhcrs in furthering
welfare.
and community.
in unit 3'.
—During tho coming year to Walk mun: hope-
fully. more conscientiously than in the pier ind.
RESOLVE
in»)... “.4.-.
" "u
—T() cooperate more «lowly. liilll'l' willingly V‘ilh
mutual
l'lll‘l'l‘\'l". lnuiiznl
—'l'o give always the be»: that i< in in fur 31w ne
rcalizlllg that
strength and futul'c of our nation.
The officers of till»: hank gladly plcdgn
Whole-llcarled cu-npcratlnn in make 1921’ r:
of real progress and achievement for illiu
llIC’l‘t‘lll ;.. Ill!)
FAIRFIELD COUNT-Y SIWINGS BANE
flow. Conn; _
3%{1 [Gr {rd-"Dine! .9/ ‘01]!
2M’JVJWJJ 1- - ”c '
59
them
at the price of‘Coflion _
Constructed from a scientific standpoint, with anyone View 17
in mind—to give comfort and satisfac’ton.
5041!). Compartment Felt Maltese . .
, .11.. Layer Fenmagess, cm .
5015. Layer Fefl Matti-we; B‘ grade .
These mattresses are covered in attractive. ticks and‘ ”I“?
moneyean bay.
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