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BEN TURPIN
in
“LOVE and DOUGHNUTS"
A New Mack Sennett Riot
O; -9 . 9-,? :Q.
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AT THE THEATRES
‘1’ \l..\(‘l'l 'I'll I~I.\TI’.I'I.
"My l’my" and Nciv
Ilili “'ill Battli-
“miurs on Sylcluliil I‘I'Ug'l‘fllll
.Irii i‘ic i‘uuvu’an's
\‘uudci iilc for
“pi-iii": 'l‘odny
doulit hut tirit
lliv‘il‘ Iiioiii-y's
ilil'ii l'.|('i‘ {or
pl.irw today. tomorrow
:it’tvinmm \\l|"ll (”iv 01'
picturi- that
product-ll. .Iilt i\'ll' (.lltJC‘
\‘o-liiclu “.\l_\‘ Tiny]
on.- ol' lili‘ lu-st \':iu.
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'l'lii‘ .Hiilldltlili iiizik-s
lil'i'sclliuiinii ll! llll'
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iu-tlir lill’illli‘ that has
lliJIll this lll'\\' .lurkiw (Vulg—
iii which thc ind gnu-s
. of his work in “'l‘lil- lx'id"
' i' vl.‘ Lid How" as in l‘l|lii:4'
-- 'i ixi-i‘y honor. “My lioy" is
i'l of sinilo-s Illlvi with :ill llli'i’"
to kwt-p the hilarity
"\in kll‘l :iizd lirll‘l
tlv picturr rind rir-nll
wvulinnsh you will ll.‘i\"‘ nur-
lm’t and you will
hziyo» r"(‘.rI-ut"‘
. hill thr- mnuurzv-
th-r program “till
llilii' Sw'i-o-tlmnrts Here
rninpuiiy thnt to stnrt
tlu~ lv‘uiiu as Kiddics. two
" '. \rr» st ilildri'u main sci-n on
;.n.i l‘“ll lli tho
I :vwi dint-int: iinI- The fin‘
'li iuwrt‘nriut-rs who {ll'l‘ in this
i: /‘"I~lr sturdy littlo- hays rind fus-
iz: :l\ prottv lliilt‘ girls who prv-
ul‘iU-rin: of melody and
llw most commcndahlw way.
and t‘iJiik, ihc inti'rn:i~
(inn-rm: “A Lill Impr-
":i'l\" is :i spurt] {mitiirc that
.i‘lll“ll i-i llll‘ hill to liliiki'
\ «In.» 2min holiday
5h mild in]; \\ili]\li(lliv
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Sitiiidux‘
CORNS -_
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lurin a
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1.)le with
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lit-1rd corn. soft corn.
lll': tubs. and thc cai-
wui :I_rl"'l)é‘.’—53 or irritation.-
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. In
Another Winning Double Feature Bill
inspiring love it
Cast includes Theodore Kosloff and Mahlon .6
Hamilton it
it
s SATURDAY 2,..-
CONSTANCE BINNEY it
in
"MIDNIGHT" r -
A Great Dramatic Picture
N
D
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icrnonn th-rv will be u spccial
innlim-c. :irrzingv-d with u. sp'cial View
irixiuir tlic chlldrcn n ('liulH‘P to
thc picturc and thc Scw-n Little
Swictlntirts. .\ Aldrin Provost fea-
ituri- will in- shown with Mic two rogu-
l.t." Suturdny night \uuduvillc shows.
n";t"ci’\'.. i\\".ldcnwill(,'5 ctn ta oi
i)
Sl'i'
Ill‘Itn‘I-IV'I‘ TODAY.
.‘Lfllt'\ Au'cs. ’l‘lu‘mlnrc Rudolf and
.‘lnlilun Ilnmiltou AHIOII'J the
(stars of “Tim l.nm- That "all
\u 'l‘urning."
\Yliul i:‘ said to lw (HlP of tilt" most
l‘llltlliUllill i‘ul‘s‘ v'\I‘l' itxr§l2ll~'ll t0 :1.
:u'ri-vn Hi.r:<s li'li to thc lot of Ag-
llt'\' Ayn-S in h‘r iiiitinl l'ni‘ninount
stir [>il"lll'l“~' "'i'lu- Tunic 'l‘lizii ll.’id NI)
'l‘lii'iiinu.” “'lllt‘ll (‘tillli'bi to thc {c-
L’l'lli llll'ull‘l‘ iii-luv :ind tomorrow.
'l‘liimiuliuiil tiu- stur plays ilu- purl of
:-. woman who surrt'ndcrs hcr own
Hi'i'lil‘llllllil‘." tor lill‘il‘ Jiiid ilililini' in)
will hi-r liusluind. whiii- Mahlon llam-
il’uu is svvii iii “iv ioli- of thc rival.
’l'lnv \illinn is pluycd l)_\ i-‘mnk (‘uin—
pcxiu.
'i‘lu story was writtcn by Sir (illiu-rl.
l'.iii<or. and tho itil‘lllt’“ was dir~ctvd
l.\ \lr'inl‘ l“ll'llllll,‘.{'
it) ill!» iliiziilit
inuliiu-r ol‘ thc
A wvdriing
:ind chzirniing
t‘unndinn pr0\incr-s is
nnc oi" lln- l'cziturcs “Tlic
’l'l.:it ltml No Turning." At the Las-
l;\ llillt‘il ill Hollywood.
i’t'sl ntini: :1 portion ot'Thi- \iil.ii:i- ol'
i'ontL-ic linilt. in this. on open
air trust is Kl\~‘ii1(iPT‘i-‘lll'fiili‘ tho \yi-d«
dim; tiny of \lziililincttv
plziycd by Miss Ayn-s.
Illlt‘, portruyrd
(“WE‘V-
iu: ii}
iii'
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and Louis itn-
hy Tl‘hcodorc Kosiol‘f.
OLD WELL LODGE
HAS A PAST
MASTERS’ MEETING
Continued from First Page.
Vollouing supper ndjozi'nnwnt was
had to illl‘ lu-iL:~~ :ooms who‘iv l’ust
(lrzind .\l.ist~»r Arthur C‘.
ill-put) Grand Mnstcr ln'o l);i\is; As‘
sm mt:- (in-ind (‘iinplin iici. L‘harlvs A.
Marks 11nd Grand Sciiior Stcwurd
li;lll_\ (‘ Scotti-id of Sizinilord. mudL‘
lirirl‘ :uldr: sscs.
All
in: illi“'llllK
s-ninyi-d
c\prvssml
:inil
going
illOl‘".
I:l(‘li.'t rd Vt'.
JO) Il'fi l.ti-i‘.{l‘.
thi-ir :ippri-cizition Ol'
suited that they had
0\t‘l' tlii""old iruil"
1)‘,i{"‘
Fitch.
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a ms-mlwr of St.
can: :i. historical
Skt‘ICll on tln- hip or \N’ushington to-
L‘i‘llil'!‘ \‘litii thc Origin of (lid \Vcli
iniviui- which was much enjoyed. It
14 L'i'u-Ii :ii lI-nzth lit-low.
itulv- ii .\i \N'ilcoy entrrmi upon his
A:nd _\ti|l or. raw-rotary of _()lu Vi'cll
llo'igi- yt-stmwluy and due mention was
4'
SEVEN
ilTliE
SWEET-
HEARTS
Featuring
The Forbes
kiddies
In a Great
Juvenile Offering
of Mlith. and
Melody
v
STERNARD DUO I
Xylophonists Supreme
Literallv knocking the spots out of his record in “The Kid,” and “Peck’s B
o
The Irish
lE‘
ARTHUR WHITELAVV
THE PALACE THEATRE
TODAY, TOMORROW MAT. AND Evil; SATURDAY MAT.’ONLY
J AC
C
Boy," creates a sensation with this greatest comedy drama of
smiles and sobs
“MY BOY”
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Chatterbox
OLIVER & NERRITT
Eililli,
MARTIN .
ANTI
‘ iAlili
Tlic intei uni ionul
t‘yclists 'in
A Ball
Game in
the Dark
21.?
i
“Oh Cut It Out"
made of this and lionors accordcd
him.
’I‘livrc wcrc :iL-out Son in nttcnduucc
during tlic day. including :7 visiting;
:tn-sts. nnd dv-lcgutions from .\'0r-
llridgcport. .\'i-\v havqi, Stain»
lord. (irccnwich :ind Ncw York lodg-
cs. \i'cll from othcr 100ch in
surrounding towns and citics.
'l‘lict skctch rcud l)_\' Mr. Fitch
lows:-
lt is :i gre-nt pleasure to lm pros-nut
{ll Hid \Yt‘il l.odgc.1\'0. 14m. tonight to
tukc my lllllllllii- part in this :inuunl
uhscnuncc of “'ushington‘s Birthday
Grcnt us was his Si-ry'icc in National
affairs. even :1 grca‘cr portion of his
Frec and accept.
\\:ilk,
its :15
fol,
lil'v was passed as a
cd Mason. In fact. it‘ the rccords are
correct he took his first step in Mu.-
sonry licl'orc rcnching his majority for
all authorities scem to agrce that he
was born on February 22nd, 1733.
(old slylc Feb. 11th,) and was mad:-
zin ciitcrcd npprcnticc in Frederick»
burgh Lodge on Novcmhcr 4th. 1753.
He was passcd to the degrce of :1 Fri-
low'crurt on March 3rd. ”53. only a
(cw \vccks ul’tcr attaining his majority
and was raised on August 4th of that
ycar to thc suliliine- dcgrcc of :1 Hush-i
luuson. lt was in thc xnmc ycur that
.hc rcceiy'cd his iirst military command
in Virginia. and immcdizitcly llllli‘r was
coulrr ulth
nrdcrcd on :1 mission to
thc French unthoritics licyond thc
Ali-giiciiy ri\l‘l‘. For thc ciisuinz “JF-
ycurs hp was ltt‘li\1'l\’ Filling-'6] in mili-
tary affairs and hzid littlc chuncc to
attend medium of his homo lmigr. hid
it is cyidcnt that lio' licpt in closi-
itouch with mnttcrs Mus-ionic and with
l
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v
int
i
A
t
:i smiling rvp—,
1“,”, _;(ltlli0ll in
tho cstulilishinont ot' thosc
l,l)tht'~; within ihc liuvs of thc l‘nntin-
ontul form-s almost from tln- dny of
his appointment as
(‘liicl' :ind rccnrds :irc still
or his prcscncc nt communications of
Amcricuu l'nion Ludgc. the tirst Mn
army
pro SI'TWI‘Il
sonic lodizc which was orirziiiim -l l!)
lllt‘ patriots \\illlili tln- t‘o'iiu t ticut
lint-S at ltoxhui’y. .‘ldgh‘, Fri! lfitli.
1776. which wns not Mr ”Hill \\':i.-li~
ington's llirtiid-iy :il timl ’l‘his lilti-
()Illi‘l’H of thc :iriin iodins “us :i trnA
\‘cllilii: lodge and llli'l‘llllgh‘ “'L'l‘v hclii
ltwdding. whilc (il‘il. l'uliinni‘s
forces wcro cncumpcd thcrc :ind tut: r
at Morri>town, N. .l.. whi-rc \\'.ishii»i:»
ton wns prcsu-nt \\l.in (ii‘u Lafayette
Wns ruiscd us :i Mush-r Mnsoii.
'l‘hc i'rmiucnl l'l'l( ii-ncc nmdc- ( \- ii
in rt-cordsof St .luhn's TUIlL'l' :ind
othcr rccords of \Ynshington us :1
Grand Mustcr sci-m to liny'c no foun—
iuci. \thn tiii- first Grand
Lodgi- of Musniis “as organizmi in
Virginiu in thc _\<-:ir follownii; th- lhw
clarution of lndcpvndvncc. tho posi-
'tion of Grand Mus-tar was it nricri-d to
iifiiv-iiiii~s~«-,:
l
i
l
I
i
\\'l'l(“PlPr;'
t
\Vasliinzton which le‘ (ii-—
words“
(icncrnl
cliiwd in tlicm-
"First. that
Mnsonicly lcgul that our who had um—
01- lvcwii instzilliwl Yis {\lnsicr nr \\'.irdo-u
ol :1 Lodgr should in» t'il't'il'il (Trund
Mnstcr: and sccond. his country
claimcd all his Si-ryiics in the tentvd
field."
Two years lulvl‘ :it :i nth-775C- 2’
American l'nion lmdgv in Morristown
an ctTort was Illillls' to rsluliilsli a Na.
tionnl Grand l,miu‘«- with \‘Vushington
as its first (hand Humor. and it was
wzirinly vndorsml in Ill“ (:ruud Lodcvs
of scvcrnl states hut lu- ”grain dcclincd.
It was not until Almmndviu Lodz".
No. 214. which in: lumn institutmi by
thc Crund l.mlg~ (it l'PlIliS\l\;liliil. in
'1T\fi :ipplii ii ti -- ' nvw churtu-r from
the rcccntly organized Grand Lodgc
of Virginia that “'ushington became
its (‘hurtcr Muster undo-r Hi“ how
nnmlwr of ‘22. rind ilw churti-r was is4
SUP'l in April lTN» just :i yczir
\\':islwim:lon took his ’first
I’il'sidc'it on :i Musonic hil-lc.
\A’hilr ill'VPY‘ actually insuilln-d as a
Grand Mustir hc frequently ri-ccivrd
ull lilo honors of thnl hiszh office not-
ably at tho (‘Prprnoniils :it thu la\iniz
of thr- silxur piutv in tin corner stonc
of the National Capitol at “'ashing-
tion at which he presidmi on St-pt.
with as
RES-1551 Ivan; and} . , ‘
Agnes Ayn-es ”dim mull! “1‘hé mm- That Had KOM’
*n 4-. . 21m. IMW-
(‘0mmflntll'F-Tll-;
lN'l‘Ul'Pi
'which the villngp
'--r:il srryiccs which wcrt- undcr Mn-
sonic :iuslilcvs, llll' following [1'5an-
tion “as pussmi hy Congrcss on
I
lit did not considcr it tiiil'strd to issui- a Proclamation for
l
18th. 1703.
'15!”- real pcrsonaiity of \\'ashlngton
:is .t iii-other Maison. liowcycr, is us we
pit‘llli‘t' him uttcnding the communica-
tions of Amcricnu l'nion Lodgi- “)iere
lii' incl the litimhlcst soldier in the
milks :is an cuiuni it‘ a Masonic Bro-
thvr. ‘
'l'li:it
prcsi-iit
many Norwulk patriots wcrc
at communications of thescl
.‘ll‘ili\' lodges is hcynnd qucstioii and it]
is more that prohulilv. that “'nshing-
toil himsclf may have lN‘t‘ll prcscut at1
onn or more communications or St.‘
John's Lodge. for although its records
during the Mars of the itm'olution.-
nrc missing it is certain that com-!
munications were held with a certain}
amount of regularity and us General
\\':xshingtnn frcqncntly passed Ihrough
Norwalk it is possible um m» was'
:i honored guest at the “(lid New Eng» 1
land ’l‘uvcrii" kept. by iirothcr John
iii-its on Korwnlk Green. whcrc fre-
quent meetings wvre held prior to its
distruction in 'l‘ryon's raid in 1779.
Thc ncw inn which roso from its
‘tSliDS the following year was the first
pcrmnncnt homo ot the lodge. and it
may well be that \Vashington attended
sonic communications of St. John's or
of Amvrican l'nion llodgv which may
h:i\'c liccn hcld therc.
incidentally \Vashinmon was a guest
on at least one occasion at the old
\chtworth iin'crn which stood on the
Knapp proporty' north of the
church and w-ry possibly
watcr from the old well which
drinking watcr for all the
surrounding homi's. It wns locutcd.
according to the latc Joscph ("rosa-
in.in_ \\ ho dicd rcccntly zit tlw ago of
143. at tiii- sidu- of thc highway some
14" {pct cast of thc prciscut Soldicrs'
inunuincnt and but a shoit distance
north of thc first homo of ”Id “'0"
Lodge. No. 10%. Mr. Creasniun was
most cniphnlic in his dcc’antion that
this was the original ()lti \‘Vill from
took its tintiir :iud
pri-svnt
’-.'iiiilsi
drunk
supplin-d
Lf4l‘\l‘ inost inn-rusting data 1" carding
it. It was in rv-culur use at tho tiinc
that “id “'s-ll lmdizv was (’lltll‘tt‘l’l‘il
was tillcd lll shortly ni‘tv-i
'l‘hc ”path of “'nshimnlm.
“‘ashington dird on hrrcmhi-r 14th.
171") and following thv imposing tun-
hut
Inm-inlwr 30th.
“Rcsolxcd. That it he rccommendcd
In tho pi-Opli- oi tlio- i'nitvd Stairs to
assemble on ”in tun-idyusvcuud day of
February ucxt. in such numlicrs and
inunnvr us may in- (‘(‘\'U-nli(‘nl_ to
to testify thc'ir izi‘icf for the death of
Gum-ml Ui‘Ot‘L’c \R’ashiugton. lay suit-
:ili‘e- culoc‘ivs. orniions and discourscs.
or by public prayers: and bc it furllicr
licsolycd. That thc President bu rc—
tlu- pnrpos» of carrying the foregoing
ri-solutions into l-i‘fecl."
it must huxc ln-cn immcdiatciy after
rnci-iving word of this Congrcssional
uciion. for ncws travelled slowly in
ihnsu days that thc following was in-
scrilmd on tho records of St. John's
Loam: No. 6; undvr dotc of January
16th. 1800.
"Agrcvnlilc in a rcsdlution of (‘on-
gross that thc :13nd of February he set
apart for commv‘moratimz tho dcnth
of George \‘Vashinglon our iatc Grand
Master. :1 committcrv was zippointcd to
main» such :arraiiizcnii-nts :is thvy shall
(lflf'm propcr to he ohscryvd by tho
inlet in conci-it with tlu- ri-st of thc
llll‘ftllillillls oi thr- town"
"\'ot(»d:—Tliut the I'll-v. Brothcr
liuvid Judah (lr-iiH-r nn oration on the
dv'u'l‘. of “'ushiiiflton our lzllf‘ trothcr
:ll‘tl Grund Must!" on tho 22nd of
i-‘i-iiruary ncxt."
Tho“ rocnrd ot‘ the procf-mlinzs at
this mcctiui: arc \v'rv lirii-f. l-ut tcils
of nrations by llirntlir-r Judah and
Brother Jam‘s Burnt-it. probably in,
old St. Paul‘s church and of a vote iiyi
thc l.o-'ii:r- that they DO "pulilishcd";
but fails to state in what form. It:
not hayn- in 1h. Norwniki‘
for that pups-r was not (Isiah-A
v:.lwd until later i. that your. .
‘l‘hv memory of Ihf- iwloyrwd “'ash-i
inziun Y‘PY'l.‘illl"'l warm in llll' hearts
.. Norwalk' Maia/ms for whr-n a char-
u-r for a Chapter of Royal Arch
‘.‘a::-’-":s was innird this town it was
viz-sir'intrd . “’ashington Chapter
\‘o. :4 and ‘11!“ duU-d May llith. 1X27
jug-“i lwfm-r- thp iii-baking of that anti-
masonic storm which it sur\i\'r»d hut
hid it
r
h
no further ciiartvrs were giziiitcd for
”yr: :4 yours.
It is must fitting: that ()id “'0”
truisrs. .\'i 15% would continue this
iycuiifui obsr rvins: Viash—
mén's Birthday 1'22 years after it
wt}. ii‘stitiitt’vi if: the par! nt Lariat) {ind
-'.- Erma“! us quite hawking- to more
hgtimatfi- details of Wm reasons that led
-m to tYC- formation of Old “’eli No.
108. '
02.1 St. .inhn‘s'Xn. is. as tho parent.
77 10:” chit-iron is very much
custom of
his»;
eiw amnion of ti"; famous Lion
which Andrew Carnegie prom
the Zoo in New Yory city , .'
. CONCERT
Under Auspiccs of
Norwalk ~Teachers' Association
Angelo Patricolo
Pianist
AsSiste d b y
Carro Greene
Soprano
. Clara Auwell
Harpist
High School Auditorium
Friday Evening, Feb. 24, 1922
8:15 o'Clock
Tickets 50¢
MARDI GRAS AND
CONFETTI DANCE
At American Legion Hall
Fairfleld, Connecticut
. Prize Novelty Fox Trot
February 24th, 1922
at 8 p. m.
Music by Underhili's Orchestra
Est. Price 31c, Tax 4c, Total 350
l'ALACI-Z TODAY
Friday,
said to be his g‘fl’auesb son-cu at-
traction which is at the Palace today
and ’tomorruw with vaudeville at 2:15
and '1 and without yandcvillc at 9
o'clock. 'I‘Im plt‘lufl‘ will also have a
special showing at the Saturday at-
u‘rnoon malinec.
\.
I'll-2R". [TCHY [C(‘ZESIA
IV HI‘ZALl-Jl) RIGHT l'l’.
\"lTH SULPIII'Il
Any breaking out of tiic skin. even
fivry. itching ocm'mu. can be quickly
ovcrcomc by applying a littlc Mentho-
Sulphur. says at noted Skin spéciulist.
Ilccaum- of its germ destroying prop-
crtit 5. this sulphur preparation in-
stantly brings “(ASP from Skin irrita»
tion. soothcs and heals thi- (‘(‘ZPnla
right up and lcuvv 5 tin! skin cli-nr and
smooth.
it seldom iiu- tor—
Sufferers
fails to ri-lirvc
mo-ni and disfigurrmcnt.
lrmn skin trouble should gi-t a little.
JLAT of M'i'l‘tll‘lrsllirllilll' from any good
diurztzist and usc it lik a cold cream.
i, —Adv.
NEVER “’ANTS AN'YTHISG ELSE.
"I tried many different kinds of
cough medicine." writes Mrs. PI. K.
Olson. 1917 Ohio Ave. Superior. VHS,
"but I Jl‘3\’('l" want anything else than
Polr-y's Honey ut‘d Tar. i now] it for
all my children and also for my
grandchild. It has aiways dom linr-
work." Folcy's is a pure. wholesome
and absolutely safe rcmcdy forthe
relief of colds. coughs. croup and
whooping cough. ,,Children like it
and it checks sneezing and snufliing.
wStillson-Pcvisreill ‘ .
NOrwalk
FirSt Coiigifieg'étidnai‘
Church
On the Green. Norwalk
Thursday, February 23
8 o'clork
i Rev. Fred’k Jacobs
.ol' the South Norwalk church will dc-
: liycr an address on tin-
} American Indian
ilicv. Jacobs spent several ycars on tho
i lndian ri-servution
Mrs. Frank Bradbury
,Will illustrate Indian Lite in tableaux
Mrs. Arthur Gibson Hull
Will Sing Indian Songs
ADMISSION FREE
EVERYBODY WELCOME
COME IN AND
BROUSE AROUND
ELF
ERVICE
HOE
TORE
8 North Main Street”
South Norwalk, Conn.
One Step from Corner.
. Better and Larger
Than Ever.
South
* Lunch
South Main Street
has more than doubled its
seating capacity for ac-
commodating its patrons.
This is the best place in
Norwalk to eat and the
prices are within the.
reach of all.
BEST FOOD, BEST SER-
VICE, BEST PRICES
CLEANLINESS
in our Dairy Product: means clean
stables, trained milkers. healthy
cattle. carefully washed udder-I.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means hesith
to: your family.
Order-cf as regularly and a.
a! the new» and
Biggest Shoe
Bargains in Town
Sale Now Going On
. I‘
x.
i Max Levy’SShoeStore
31 80. Main St. 80. Norwaik
No Connection with Any Other
Shoo Star.
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SHUT YOUR CHICKENS UP
so they can't 'run away, or no tit-l
stray dogs can't get at. them to kill
them.
A WIRE FENCE MAKES THE“~
SECURE
against the depreciation or com“
occurrence. Our new supply of
WIRE WOVEN FENCING
is sufficient for your wants. For hm
yard hardware, buy it here.
A. D. MORGAN
84 Washington sum, 8.110er
Checking
Accounts
)i’ young business men
especially invited. .
Some day the young
mm starting on their bus-
i The
7 and they will profit. by
{ our counsel in financial
incss careers will be the
leaders in this community.
We want their friendship
matters.
Paying by check is
the practical DWI—like
way. It in awe to
retain only a mall bal-
ance in our bank to main-
tain a checking account
and benefit by in con-
venience.
People’s
Trust CO.
South Norwalk, Conn.’
STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
~98 Wuhington m
PANSIES, ROSES, .
('ARNATIONS
Rowland M. Beach
FLORIST .
Phone 2140 16 France
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