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TUSSDAY. FEB. 21, 1922
‘ ‘1’; “111 ifiiiiiiif
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REGENT T‘HI'RSDAY.
LAgncs Ayrcs, One or screen's Recent.
I Star in “Tho Lane That Had
3 Nu ’l‘urninu.‘
:‘él‘nvs Asres. l'nrzimount star. in
111 ‘1 “ii." .'\ lll‘cilll‘d “it'lrt-‘x- III'Si 1":‘1rnmount stellar PicturE.
1-...” l"-—-li:i|olil 1‘1””! 1 Il1t-lgr11c that Had .\o Turning."
(MHHIM ' 1‘" “l“ l-K‘Et’lll [liltili‘u Thursday. had
‘ .tlic (‘llillt‘t‘ to tuilhl an ambition in
.1. Paramount Star. E]: “01?. Of Murgucrite in “‘9 opera
,,. 11 "l'-".\Uiid." “M lnlust. as part of the story.
\1‘ ’l'll. “Mich “113 1” till“ Plt'lill't'_ RUSS ‘\'\‘OS is an
.W ”WU,” \csiciulol‘wl'“ smgu‘ and ghes :1 command
1.. 1111. “UHF". ”HHS.pcrlorinuncu l‘u-tum‘ the royalty in a.
“HUN”. ““0 thosc’llnl‘nul..U‘ Ian-cpc. rl‘lm Dpt'l‘zl, is
1 1113111111 ”H “.1, “1T1 i-uust. and in lscr custom of pale
'.i‘.1t:- “1111 ”W“ bin“ and lnycnder Vehvt. trimmed
MN“ I‘}.1)l1111 10455“th ruin-s oi iwurls. she is an (squisite
'1'14l1l4-r ““0 L: “0‘ liklili’l‘. .\l11- puns :1 idondc wig of
l 1-) l.l.1' $111111 of IILI’ km": this“? 111t~~1twi1wd With pearls.
1'1' “"4 l11‘1 m \\.1l1-I1 llw Sf’dllt" is Ll br1ll1:1nt 01111. Theo-
iii Inuinr, To :1.) Glyn—l“ 1‘“? (11‘1'. Mdll't‘li H'iniilton and
f 1. R :1'1 1-1111 11l' llcr l‘i‘uilk Filmplml “‘1‘". “I" I’rlilCiPH-l
‘ I‘ ”W 11nd. 1m~111--. supporting role-s.
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. 3,11% ‘ 1‘: “2'1. :llhi “Hour“ (‘1: \I-‘I‘>\l.\\' 11_\,\'c1-:.
. .l1.:1| l1 111.'. 145.1 linxl 'H‘ IHH‘HHIIS “1 ;\l(.1i1lur Grotto “Nd
‘»-l‘.;»\\rvl'l;. and l"‘I‘IlllI‘~llhl. l'ialtsiiicn ('lizh are :1s busy as
'1 is situation lllllgt‘s a'l'm“ l""‘l‘dl'll‘1i: for tlwir lllp; iiiui‘di
111 .211‘ l'lUl- \\l111'l;. hUWJarras1.1I'111m.1l 1'1111111- to In- lnml :11 the
111111 1111- 11:1 4‘11111‘1‘1111 11.l:"""“'“”i “""H’i'i- 1"l‘i«l:1.\ “\vninu. 1m-
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1-. .\- chum» erv‘nlhfl”. \. 1‘. x. u.
I‘1111111111- I41 lino \\'i11i—‘1 Swilli‘lld) :11’N'i'noon of last “wt-k the
.str-n, Lillian Itich, Charlcsl I'll-S“ ”up” [or “H“ d‘I'W" (11' dances.
Spoillswomiv Alikcii and lIvr— ‘ 1111‘ N111 r.:1‘l\, liapin'iwl 11h llll'l the
'1 r. This ”an“. \\ill M. 1'0- Crultsmsn «“ub room niid found
1,.,\ \\ill1 llai‘olll l.i1)\1l'z~3111~\\' l‘i1.1"1 1‘.11”.~-:1.(}1’:1ii:1y (‘ulyaiz Ii. 1..
1 l1." ' 1(411 1.1111 :121dt12om thrm- olncr 111cm-
., L. :l.-1.\- l111. .11 \\1ill{ 111*: paling some
|'\|,,\(‘|.j TODAY. L»prr1.l du-nrntnins l'or ll." orthcsti‘a
k. .fi fii1lzatl'111'111 \\l-h'l1 istol111t\\‘~-l\cl1_\ Six—
\ i~1|iip~1pu'5 “_» tho 1le] ”f “ml iv: 11 l'cct in sim- to llt‘i‘l‘llllllll‘lilil' lcn
1," l'.l'll';."\ SIX Vlnlu I‘llllt‘ligh‘ :ot Ihc llnvst syncopatcrs ol' the coun-
———.__. ‘ti‘y. 'l‘lu- t‘lrl' t‘inb orchcstra.
1‘ 111.; <4,” [1“. pt‘ctty lici‘oiiic l,w1n:11d lirown. coininiilw' on nov-
\l11.1t-i11 Man," and one of t'ltivs hustlr-Ll own) to the l1ii.:'ci‘1y 0f
-1 4 i ..1l111'_; wuiulhnlul Uri—:X'Wy York. llilv inmnlnz. to tumpll-tc
1s .1,L:11lli in thc limelight-iurrzingvnnnis lor nou-lliv-s \\'lil(‘h are
1'1- .1.~ a l’uruniuuiit gar, and 1H1 lu- .L:1\111 out at the dnnw- so :is to
111111.1l production untlcr' that lul‘l'nrul :1i11iusi :1 complclc lrniisi'oriiia—
\l tlw- End of thc \\'111‘|d.":ti011 ol‘ one's appcnrxincc. 'l‘l11sis not
.\1~4 shown at the I'ltlfit‘t‘ ll1v;1..:i musk l1.1'l. l»nt :1 hi: carnnul 1l:111('c.
“-‘i night. She achievcd :1 \'Ql‘itul.}l¢- l'w‘ Mairshali lius lire-11 SI'I‘II hustling
. 1lllll. ll) llcl‘ autistic pOi‘ti'ayaL ’nl-unt t11\\:1 111 011‘. or his il1\\c1s pass—
wu III"lllI“‘. which is from tlrp‘ini: out liclwts .
l~ Ilrnnst Ix’icin. :11l:1pt:-ll h“. .\l l'r‘zry lluitnn “as win this
.11.- ll1‘lll1l‘11li :ixiri Sphnnflzpl] l1\ “Hump“ ll'lil'klli‘: :ilmnt shireii boxes
11.1 \ liinuhrim, concrrns the 111‘ sp11i11ll1 irtuuls up to thv Crafts-
~Il.1irs (111d \ivIsNHHJug ..1‘111»-11 111111115. 11111<t l1:1\11 lwcn confetti
' ‘1-1r\" the duglitcr Of an I-anilsh-lt'r smnvlhins‘. llkv- that.
11 who runs 11 m1inps~ “Jung“. 1 lI1111'l 1111».~ IlilS «lunch its going to
1-111 -~ 1111i Pair in Sli:111L:l1.11, t‘l1in1 “W H“ lllllr' “H“ e“"‘-
ll 1.~ 1 ‘ll'llllllld' story, \\1-I| 1.1.-<1 11:1 l — 0—.— M
:1111l 111ppll1‘s 111.111) thy-111.111: 1,...1”.,11_< I .\(|II\\'.\I.K (‘UNURI‘IUATIONAD
\1111..,1 H.114 .\l111>l11|1 “Mix (1.5mm (‘lllltt‘ll 'l‘lll'RSllAY.
l“.1~1;11.1.1|_ Sputth‘“u”,h. .\i1l\‘1-11. Jtl‘l ‘Itvx ll‘rmle-ricli Jacobs will deliver
.111. l.1lv.r11111- 11nd (1:11.; [(1111). 1-. mipr. I:111 addrwss at thc Norwulk Congrega-
1 “11111114111 5111mm Thp 1.1111”.- wm timinl church Thursday cycning on
1. '1i1» 1lmll-nl1\ nun "hold l.|11)[l'\"lllt‘ Amcricun Ipdiun.
.l. .1. 1 I111" I i1-\'. Jacobs has spent much time
... A. —— among the Indians and tr lls :1 most.
"HY lun'.‘ lintcrcstini: story concerning thcm. 111‘
—— ldiun lit:- “ill 11c illustratcd in tablcuu
\1‘1\ .11 Ln- ('ungnn I‘It'lul'c lit l'ulzn'clby \lrs l“l'.’llil{ lirudbnry and Mrs. Ar-
’l'l1i« “och. .lhnr Gibson lluil will sing Indian
111 »l 1\ 14k»: In-.'1£::1l.'1 1l:1\ for thc'sungl.
\111111; .111:I old, til ”11- I'illlu‘t'i 'l‘licro» i- no admission cliut‘gc for
1 1111' .I 11 1111- ('uoixun. the si\ I‘ll11-sr 'l‘liursdny cycning :1d1lr1-sss and,
1 Mini star, is to :ipiwzir tlif‘i‘t“:lii)' onc who \vishe-s to :iltcnd “ill be
1 lint," his l21t1-st picturc. nn.rordi:1liy wclcomcd.
1 ml l"ll’.‘~'l Nntionul ultruclion. ’ ‘ "*”"” ‘ “’“ ”'“"‘
1. 1y 111- 11t “‘lll cnd with “11- MR. HARRIS T‘AIJKS
. 111.11.1111-12 .\ll shouings “ill v .
. ....1....11... TO I . M. H. A. PEOPLE
1l11~ lilwir. :- llllll' immigrant ' ,_. ‘
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(-iscs in which thc children presented
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I1. llll4l\' hiiiisvlt‘ Without :1 told how {Il't'llt an l11lli|c11(1‘ his good
51”,, or anything to 111i in 11111tl111' l1:11l 3111.11 ill hailing him along
11 1111.; tn) of .\'11W York, [Flu-p. lln- rhrht paths 11nd uznc all crmlit for
l-‘111-to 1,17,”. and finding 1111 i \\'i1:1t ho was today to his mothcr's
"1\ or help anywhere. it. is 11p;k111d 111tl111-711-1u llw clusml “itli till 01'—
lllllt' chap to tukc cart- ol‘ “‘1' 01' MS llt‘l‘fitlllyl gt‘l"l"" 10 llt‘lll
111 spits- of his tcndpr ng.»_l Hun}: lh.- grand work the: Y. \\'. II. A.
.u 1,.. .11..“ it "“1ka (1111- 01‘ [1“. 1 \\.1s doinsr. t‘wr'vhini: trcmwndous ap-
.111i111‘1-x‘ of tlw 3.111- lplnusc in recognition of his noble aid
.l1 l)1|]ing‘\\‘f|t(-|‘ and ‘Ifluthildullli tl111 rcrwnt Y. .\I. II. A. linilding
.. .111- in tho supporting c.1si. Campaign.
.\ \\':isl1in;.rtmi's llirthdny (‘clwhra-
"fi"‘r‘_"“——‘—_“ tion for the childn-n will lu- hold at
tln- Y. M. II. A. buildin: at three
DAN DERINE o'clock promptly tomorrow. The pro-
-;:'r:im will be along thc lincs ol' the
_L.VL,L lrtt‘fi'ni t'\(‘t'll('lil Lincoln's l):1y Excr»
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V111; Hair Coming Out;
impromptu and appropriutc musical
T‘iicken e. lfiES :111d litv-inry svlections. ’l‘hc parents
1 S’ B 11'“ L ' l and children of Y. M. H. .-\. members
urc cordially invitcd to this \Vzishlng-
inn (‘e-ll-hrution. and :1 most entertain—
ing and instructive nth-inoon is as‘
surcd to all.
H11 Thursday. l-‘1-l1r1mry
--i1:'1t slini'p. :inothcr rail) of the W.
M. II. A. Hull-13115.r (‘ziinpuign workers
will be l‘vid :11 the headquartcrs. The
total sccurwl 1'1 lllllt' to $20.-
11111’1. but tlwrw will lw no slackening
in thc lino work of thc campaigners
until their goal of $233111“ is reached.
Plans for the new building: to contain
:1 gymnasium auditorium :1in clog:
rooms arc now lu-i11g drui'tvd by archi-
tccts :1‘.11l will b.‘ prcsvntcd :it tluI
lllt‘t‘lllit: on Thursday.
.\'c\l Sunday. :1 dclegntion of both
Y. M. it. A. and Y. \V. II. A. repre—
svntutives will {:44 to llridgcport to at‘
tcnd :1 mccting of the I.(‘2|L‘.‘llt' of Y. M.
23rd at
is close
H. .»\.'h‘ :111d Y. \Y. H. Afs ol' \Yestern
1 .‘__\ .\'o-\\' I'Inu'la'w' to lu- hv‘l 1 :1t Iln- lridge—
.(3"’j,x!"$:2 * \ port Y. .\I. H. A. Norwulk has re-
1'» ln1~..~. :1 lmlr‘u of ”linudcr-'ct-ntly llt't‘onlt‘ a lllt‘lllllt‘i' of this
1 1! 111) drug slurr- At'tor one ap- League. :111d prdposcs to take- :in :ictivc
I“i1'1l|1111 of this dr-liizhtl'nl tonic you part in :1rr'1nirinE: into-association ac-
~ 111 not find :1 particlc nf dandruff or tivitios such as :1 large summer camp
:1 IV-HHIL' l'71ir lio-sidt-s. every hair for :1” Connecticut organizations. :1
“WW-‘1 “WV lit“. Vigor. brightncss baseball schednlc and numerous other
111 1111 valor 11nd :1L111ndr1nc:1 Adv. inter—city competitive dcbates, etc.
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l‘.\l.\('lr2. ‘I‘Hl‘ltsliAV’ and FRIDAY.
.
.. Jackie Coogan and._
Claude D1ll1ngwoter 1m
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MY_BOY
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LAST TIME. TODAY
At 2:15, 7:15 and 9 l
ETHEL CLAYTON. 1
In a drama of intense interest
“BEYOND" ?
And Special Added Feature
HAROLD LLOYD
“I DO"
LAST TIME TODAY
BETTY C OMPSON
MILTON SILLS
And All Star Cast in Para-
mount's
: . “AT THE END OF
THE WORLD”
and
TOMORROW I HAROLD LLOYD
BETTY COMPSON in
in “I DO”
“AT THE END
TOMORROW
OF THE ‘vVORLD”
Fox News
ETHEL C LAYTON‘
In a drama of the hereafter
“BEYOND”
.__‘
Comedy
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Comedy
Scenic
conccrt should attract a l'IrQ‘o numpnpe
inasmuch as it‘vvili in:- of :1 high Order
and thy reasonable Dl‘lt‘L- 0t titty ccnts
is charged.
1 ”Ali-.QAngclo Patricolo, tho brilliant
solo and cnnccrn piano \htnoso. pos-
Sl-sscs :1 rcmurkablc tvchniquc. coupled
with rmtoznized iiitcrprctatiu» intelli-
m nce, “hich places him in the- front
izinks of Ilit' Didiilsiir‘ frzltcrnity, He
is :1 thorough musician and excceding—
I\ tvmpc’rnincntal. and his rcpcrt‘ory is
in the largest sense of an cclcctic
ordcr, to which may be added a per-
sonality of a pleasing and captivating
llflIili‘t“.
.\lr. l‘atricolo Is a pupil of two fam-
nus piano teachers and a gold medal-
lst 01' the lioyalsConservatory of Pal-
.11‘1111». tuly. At the age of fourtccn he
nppcnrcd as a musical prodigy abroad
and mndc a \cry successful concert
tour at tho piincipul cities of Europe.
A11» :' “pin-arm: :it the Chicago
\anld's Fair in 1893. Mr. Putricolo
Fl.1i'l‘1‘<l with Mnrinmc Nordicu in :1
triliis-(Whitlllt’lilfll tour during: 1905 and
limit :1 solo pianist. Sonic
3;:1) I111 lwcumo :1 citizen of this coun—
try and during tho last four yours ho
HS
CZ' Quin/noun! Qidure
has plznv‘d for all Greater Ncw York
. _ ,__, yllnzh S: hools and vicinity for about
2013,0011 students.
DELIGHTI-‘l'h MUSIC}! TREAT l par“. ”rpm”. has Parnpd m1 cxccp-
Norwalk music hours an» to 1-11711n' tionaily (-nyinble rcputatlon as an ideal
a rurc musical try-at :11 ii“ High 11111c1-1t sinuwr. She poawsscs :1 lyrin
School auditorium on Friday mvninu dramatic \oice of rare beauty. rich in
at 8:15 o'clock. win-n tliv Noiuaik sympathy and marvclous in range,
Teacher's Assorialion. \1'1ll pin-Swill :1 rmnbinnl With a charming prcscncc
Proliruni consisting of Angelo l':itl‘i-':111.l captivating personality. She has
colo.tl1e IlullflllvAnlt’rlCHn pi:1111st.:\s-:s11n:: and found favor in all of the
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SISH‘d by Car") Gl‘t‘rnr. lwuling cities of Europc in opcru and
(‘lurrx Auwell. hurpist. 'l‘l.1- 11ccom— I tonw-rt. having hcen choscn to sin}:
pnnist will be Ilcutrlcc l-‘1scl1lor. Tins bet'orc the King an dQuccn 01‘ Italy
soprano. :1 111‘:
A N ( i ELO PATRICOLO
Pia Hist.
CARRO GR! ZE‘SE
Soprano.
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. Palace Theatre
TIIURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Matinee at 2:15; Evening with vaudeville at. 7
Picture Showing Only at 9
Special Showing Saturday Matinee Only
THE, KID’S A “VIZ!
A new phturc \x'ir‘n a hundred
smiles and a sob now and then.
Herc he's an immigrant kid,
dodging the cops and adopting a
9.211 as a dad.
surly old sea cap:
And he looks out: dud like 1:
mother. But, that dbesn‘i stop
,bim from raising Cain u‘tih
everyone from the reu collector
to a. society swell.
l And You Ought to See
1 .Him Shimmy with a
Hurdy Gurdy'!
And the Regular 5 Act Vaudeville Bill
Including “The Seven Little Sweethearts”
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New York
Tuesday, February 28, 1922
Leave 80. Norwalk 6:15 p. m., Arrive New
Leave New York 11:25 p. m. arrive So. Nor-
-—YOUR LAST CHANCE—
Before the Lenten Season
$4.61 Value for $3.25—includes R. R. Fare and Orchestra Seat
$4.06 Value for $2.75—Includes R. R Fare and Balcony Seat
$3.51 Value for $2.25—lncludes R. R. Fare and Gallery Seat
SALE ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Stillson &. Powell's, Washington St., So. Norwalk
H. Glendenning a. 00., 55 Wall Street, Nor-walk
Hippodrome
—Excursion——
York 7:30 p. m.
walk 12:40 p. m.
2to3p.m.
3to4p.m.
I
lat the opening of the Roman Exposi—
tion (the only Amcrican so honored).
l Clara AUWell was gruduutcd
Ithe Visitation Acadcmy
I111 1911i. studicd set'en
Curl Schuctzc and four
Harry Rowv Shelly.
under
undcr
.\ (’ll [‘8
years
playing in public livc years. She is
Ithc daughtcr of Emma Rita Auwcll.
Lthp chl—known hurplst.
\\()l NI) KILLS
A NAI'GATI'CK
l s1 .\11
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“. .\'1‘liI{lll‘llY. l4‘11l1. ‘ll »~J('i‘t‘,\'
ll‘izti‘ioudoli. ol' Nuiiuatuck. d111d in :1
Plum-l hurpitul Inst night from stab
l\\': nulls rccch ed ( arl) y cstcrda)‘
11H rniiu, in :1 tiu‘hl in front of his
Homc. Ainiidio Lombardi and Promo
Massi both of Natigutuck. wcrp ar-
rcstml yesterday and 1111' locked up in
N: llu'lt'lx'k punding tln- coroncr‘s i11-
"1.Il‘}.
,“GAS” VENDING PUMP
OWNERS TO ()RGANIZE
Disturbed by a recent ruling of the
Motor Vehicle Commissioner to the
effect that gasoline vending pumps
must be removed at least 16 feet from
the curb, owners and lessees of such
machines are preparing to organize an
association for the purpose of looking
after and guarding their interests.
First Congregational
Church
On the Green. Norwalk
Thursday, February 23
8 o'clOck
Rev. Fred’k Jacobs
of the South Norwalk church will de-
liver an address on the
American Indian
Rev. Jacobs spent several years on the
Indian rcservalion
iHAD THAT TIRED,
Although only;1,mSI
twentyltwo years old, she has beeniMrs_ Roberta Lilly. 709 Alton St. Al-
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Do you know that "awful
joints. or rheumatic pains usually in
'dicate kidney trouble?
act promptly and
ton. Ill.. writes: “For- thrce yours
had a tired, wormout feeling. \‘ari
Ious troutmcnts failed. I began to im
'provc «on the second dose
lKidney This and today I t‘ccl
new."—Stillson»Powell Corp.
“'ORN-OU‘T
f tired
. B _ if)?" . feeling." languidness. lame or weak
in '00 )8 Iback, sore muscles. stiff or swollen
Foley Kidn- y
el‘t'ecthely.
of Pole.
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Better and Larger
Than Ever. .
South
orWalk
Lunch
South Main Street
has more than doubled its
seating capacity for ac-
commodating its patrons’.
This is the best place in
Norwalk 1:21 eat and the
prices are .Within the
reach of all. "
BEST FOOD, BEST SER-
VICE, BEST PRICES
LL...“
Mrs. Frank Bradbury
,wm illustrate Indian Life in tableaux
Mrs. "Arthur Gibson Hull
Will Sing Indian Songs
ADMISSION FREE
EVERYBODY WELCOME
W/x/IW/W/m
5 This Week Friday
IS THE DATE SET FOR
Mardifiras Dance
To Be Given By ‘
MONKER GROTTO—
' CRAFTSMEN CLUB
.—.at.._
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hat-walk A1 mcry
Under auspices of Battery 13,
192d F. A... C. N. G;
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Ten Wendarfui Synwpc'fiters from» * ' ;
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CLEANLINESS
In our Dairy Products means clean
stables, trained milkers. healthy
cattle. carefully washed udden,
sterilized receptacles and. modern
sanitary methods of handling. '
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
our; of the bums: and
BEST pm}: PEODUOTS
" ' ‘~ '3; sow:
Biggest Shoe
Bargains in Town
Sale NOW Going On
at
Max Levy’sShoeStorc »
1’31 So. Main St. So. Roman:
No Connection with Any Other
Shoe Store
SHUT YOUR CHICKENS UP
so they can’t run away, or so that
stray dogs can‘t get at. them to kill
them.
A WIRE FENCE MAKES
SECURE
against the depredations of can”
occurrence. Our new supply of
WIRE WOVEN FENCING
is sufficient for your wants. For but
yard hardware, buy It. here.
A‘. D. MORGAN ,
84 Was‘hmgt' - on Street, 8. Nanak. A
Checking
Accounts
3f young business men
.especially invited.
Some day the young
men starting on their bus-
iness careers will be the
leaders in this community.
We want their friendship
and they will ‘profit by
our counsel in financxal
matters.
Paying by check is
the practical businesslike
way. It is necessary to
retain only a small hill-
ance in our bank to mam-
tain a chechn' g account
and benefit by its con-
venience.
, The
People’s
Trust Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
THEM
STANDARD
(ZCYFTXDPI
EYII)EU£S
98 Washmgto’ a Sire“
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FLORIST
Cut Flowers. Bridal Bouquets,
Corsages. Sprays uni
.Floral Design:
Table term for dishes.
Use some wire guards to protect
1. (-xit‘ lrun noes tram mice and rab—
bits.
Rowland M. Beach
Phone 2140 16 Frame St.
F. s. LYON,
.103 1? .
Norwalk Chronicler