Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 13, 1922 · page 7

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Spring Overcoats

 

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weight:

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3.25.00 to $37.50

 
 
 

New Neckwear
S 1.00, $.50

sflimnmcrom. STREET

-that will take you.

enough for
( 4.11501! cniily days and even.
smart in style. in tex- .-
"$444 and moderate in price.

VAll um: V New 14.5.... tin- .
Spring and; Summer '
Apparel.

and for immediate use on exhiitlon‘pt

E. K. BANKS’

DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshsckemo Hotel .
£5447 West Wuhington Street

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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The annual meeting of the Norwaik} -
Day:NurseryI Inc.. is being held this
afternoon at the ham or Mrs. Christ—
. flan Swartz, West avenue.

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Novelty ideas in' texture
treatments, artistic concep-
tions in patterning and'color .
. blending. A rich and rare

gathering, of such scarves as
' appeal to the man who has a .
keen sense of refinement in
f_ all details of attire. 4

 

There will be an informal supecrip-.
tion dance held at the Nor-walk Counv] I
try Club on Friday evening. March 4
17th, tor members and their guests. 4

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Howard. of
West Main street left on Saturday for.
lCalifornia, where they are to make 4
'1 ~,their home in the future. Mr. Howard

 

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' linens to~be married the latter part of
.this week.

"alter attending the

KOWBROO‘S‘ER '
Miss Dismrrloodner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Roodner. of 35 Put-
uth Main mam asenue.all1d Otto Kosminer. a.
street. retummi '3’esflerday morning Well known business man of Siam-
4funeral of his ford were united in marriage last ex-
brother, who died recently at Postdsm ening at the home of the bride. Rev.
N. Y., sflera‘ brief illness. ,Soloman Kessier was the officiating
rabbi and about sexenty-fixe guests
—Banner Bread and Cake. the best were m attendance. Misses Jennie and
you can buy final-lg “013mm? cake HAEsther Neustadt, of Stamford “are
$5015th 4,367 3:13:13 mt-m‘the bridesmaids and Irving Roodher.
oriinlk. 4brother of the bride. was the best

Twelve candidates were initiated man. A reception followed the cere-
into Norwalk Lodge or Elks yester. 43012.13, Mr. and Jim. Kosmmer re-
day afternoon. Following the‘ work Ceived a large number or handsome
there was an i‘ntertainment, and re- presents. They departed last night on-
freshments. a honeymoon trip to Old Point Com-
fifort and other points of interest. and
Arlington Coates. of _4 Spring on their return will reside in Stam-

street. a. former Sentinel newsbov who ford- l

is now studying at the Grace Church ”T7“ ,

Choir School in New York Cit‘y is vis-l m" Mildred (““5 was the ms“
es. of the evening to an informal

is horn

$3: at h e here for sexual dance given at the Clitord Hotel last

' ievenmg by her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Edward M. Gans ot‘ W’est avenue. the
occasion being Mix Gans’ sixteenth
birthday. There were about 50 guests
present from Stamford New York and
this city. Kiss Gans received many

 

 

James, A. Sexton. of

 

 

 

 

Louis Cortrighl and family have
moved from South Nor-walk to Nor-
ristown. Pennsylvania. Mr. Cortright
was for several sears connected with

 

- Hiram W; Crazior. \ew York cit)” , ., .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

incar. De; riv‘: yester-
E. Carey; “dusted. . 4r. and .‘Irs: Ins—-3 __—_.
eph Hodent. New York cm; AV. Louis? Thor; as a pond r". -rd.mce at the.
Barlow. New Rochelle. Mrs. \V, I“.i“r“~p:f!‘\' , pit-1‘] an: artsy nig‘ifi it
Davis. Mei-idem Mrs. J. D. ‘Eggiesl'on. 11114 1.1054,} ism s hotw

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Meriden. Mr. and. Mrs. A. A. Eggieston. ;
Maiden; Mr. muons. W. l3ul‘i}:§g‘8.l
remain Manor. x; Y.; Mr. and Mrs.‘
E. ”Thomas. New York city': T. H.
Straws and wife. New~York city; 8. J.
Ahrens and wife. Saxons. Va. , Mrs. J.
Cliaskei. New York city; Miss Martha
L. Chm-hex, New York city: E. Bowls.
New York city; ”Mr. and Mrs. E. Vt.
Fairbanks. Pelhsm Manor. New York;
Mrs. D. W. Horrlott. Peiham Manor.
N. 12; Dr. and Mn “Filliam H. Stab!
and'Mrs. Fred Stshl. ot'Danbnrs': Mr.
and Hrs. W. H? Odell. New York city:
Miss Cornelia Odell, New York c- itv:
Mr. and Mrs. Josehp Des, Jersey City
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HELo FOE» DEATH or mm. '
Bnlmnrom, Marc. 1 13. «Joseph

 
 

 
 
 

o: the pear.» in .
hearing or. Sainrdayfl
ner John J F’heian will: .
death at Bridgeporb Hospital 8:. “
day night of a “freer-old girl
hemorrhage ind-4; ced by assault. Not
to her death the patient is
have made a defiaraticn upon which
Byl-tovrskis arr-es we. 5 made and-
coroner called in. The 24,311
to police- records. had been am
,tlnee times previously and appeared
:bei’ore the court each li...e .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

\Vord has been received here by!
friends of the Misses Edith and Lil

“an Gonwes formerly operators at \IOTHE-R. Q‘ ICE. (ink
the local telephone exchange. thati CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

they are planning to return to .Vong - " TOR ‘ Ell-9’9 Bom'
Walk and again make it their home. 3 Even a sick child loves the “fruit?“
The. Misses Gonzales left Norwa‘k taste ofv‘falifornla Fig Syrup-" If'
about a. vear ago and went to Tampa. the little tongue is coated. or if your

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having taken up new duties there. lthe advertising department of the

 
 

beautiful birthday gifts. A luncheon “Fla" where they have been firing Child is “559$ (“5954 ““"fi-Shv fun °f-'
! :Bndgeptt Pm was served during the evening. the cold. or has colic. a Vaspoanful yum; ..
l 'T’“ dance lasting from 7: so last evenlngl Miss Dorothy Ileaupain. of \Yood- 419“" fa“ 1° (I'm ”7? 15‘0““:15- In '4
. The lantern on the traffic dummx at until midnight. During the evening bury avenue entertained the \iisses 12"“ hour‘s you can 59*? T0? youmlt
‘ ,the corner of Washington and W‘aten there Were novelty dances. moonlight Cinthia Lang and Neilsoli Chandiier how thoroughly it “or?“ 3” 319-093
lstreets “as broken by an unknown waltzes and amultiplicatlon dancealsogand Marjorie Hartlieb. all of “1984“”! 90559714 50‘" 353"“ 33d waste

 

 

 

$1.00 $1.50

 

 
 
 
 
 

—-Auto Accessories.
Railroad avenue.

Aaron Kohn.

 

 

 

tnl‘llws

The office will be kept open until 9

 

Rogers 4E? Stevens

 

 

 

 

o 'clock to accomodate those who haxcl l ' . Port . _,
‘ .4 \Vh atsoeve-r Circle King’s already filed reports. and according 10 ’ } Norwalk SO. Norwalk : “momm‘nm theatgrday. “l was “390“" an exhibition dance by Charles Leva. 5 Chester. New York, vesterday. '- from the ftp-4341'. 113th“: bowelfi and.
Influg Wm meet with Mrs. Chris- law will remain open until midnight: - j ed St-p°‘i.°e ea quarters ““5 morn- The decorations of ‘he ball room were , gn’re you a “’eJ. piasful child again.
" 4‘45 V'Vest avenue, Tues-4 on \‘Vednesdm. —« ----------------------- ‘ ‘ing. ' Snowers. palms. streamers and bah. Miss Mary Carruthers. of Hartford, Millions of .moth H‘s R4309 ‘Csliforg
‘ loo‘ns. Among those present were Mr a nurse at the Hartford Hospital spent his Fig Snur ' handy '1 her know I.

t 4' lelllfl‘h' 14 at 2330.

 

4 21.4.1131 weekly meeting of
No. 1. F. F. I...

‘uv'ltm.

 

' \..L “3,444

Elal't‘ (1 tonight.

 

will be
.vning. A Pinochle tourna-

 

 

More than 35,000,000 squ: feet oil
plate glass will be used this year by
[the automobile trade according to fig-
ures prepared by Charles H. Harris,
of the Charles H. Harris, lnc..
manufacturers. -

The initiator-y degree will be worked
at a meeting of Our Brothers“ Lodge

3!-“ to be held tonight.

E There will be a. meeting of the dea-

Prog—

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—-(‘oa‘. fresh mined. screene an o- rwa 81"?
,m‘W ‘13 .0 per ton drug“ The Norwalk Butchers l nion will “ms 0‘lfgfpffitflzhzihurlc:ggnrfigj,‘
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H :3 Can: Co.. Tel. 721. hold its annua 1 ball at the Elk’s home {“3ng at 8 o'cloek.

 

‘3.» 44 11mm or VVe—rme.

 

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Methodist
her position there. the
tr.- take effect on May ls't.

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of Osborne
Ling; annzijjz fimhnfilng in
has been singing at the
church has 149-:

during the early part of next month.
Thenuommittee in charge is to makr :
4 ._ earl aka. the best
ilnal arrangements at ti. meeting to be: you mgLBfRealw 1331113131ng cake at‘
1‘7er ““5 “V T l :ieasonable price. ’I‘_ry them. . e in
:Norwalk. Tel: 367 5 Munroe Street.

 

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———Auto Accessories. .Aaron Kohn. '

"53‘3' . Railroad avenue.

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3 Local residents today received postal
cards from Ralph C. Vc-rlin. formerly

of Knight stleet. who is now in F‘or-l

 

Tonight in‘l‘led Men's Hall. 25 Main

 

 

 

 

1', 4. l-Iiizalwth Main. of Berkeley street. the Red Men basketball team ida. .\ir \uiin mpg» ts to return home}
‘ 1.. .4--sii<n‘~:i her position with will play the Bhuk Rock five. The soon. i
.44 2mm NW» England Telephon?|preliminary game will b: llt'tW'QCll the l
I at the lm-nl (Kohangt. as lied “on Separates and the V'vn)5i.14-s.i Mrs. Mary A. State. supreme chief
:44 . .isnr. Mrs. Main was recenllx .of 12—1.]geport ' comp..;lion of ti. (4 Companions of the
mini Ii five your service button by: _. Power, of Nor“ lk. on Hahn-dc. 4 Mail?
"'i’Il’Al’iliiifl Jun. “"490 (3835 "mm," in ‘yhich to ‘ took at leading {art in the instituting

 
 
 

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i173“ «'1 report of lfi'zl income taxes. The Oil 4'1 ‘4' “' V‘ii‘l'”
'4.ru.h's Chm-us will hold a 4 local office in charge,» nr I'leii' (my- in \‘uluntmvn. «" 4:171. In the c .i-mon-z
mi when: ”4.! tomorrow ever.- ; lei-inns ii. if. Nevins. and C. l‘.. \Vilmot. i411. Mrs, 411.1,. ,. “5.35““ "3-1; othm'
'- auditor .m of thw Hig‘lfut the City Hall will l..- Opt-ll until alslll'iN-HW 01214‘l’14‘4
‘V Wm?"- It is. (‘NDH‘tWi ?0'clock tonight and tomorrow minim. —-'
44? :44' ...ii i.» :2 good attendance. .and until midnight on \‘v'edneuiuy. liar? —n(“"'"('d 5“” "93’“ I"? “The
.4'4‘4. ‘lmt a number of new members ' last day set by law in which in Me re» (‘anwo Girl" up?!" TH‘NW." “3 3- 4“-
‘ 1 i ‘44 r4 w-“fl‘i into th(- Fimrlzs. “ports. at both Palace and Regent.

 

 

 
 
 

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is exported that there will he a?

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

it The second game of the busmihall Mulvoy-Tmlov Post. No. r. 3. V. 1’,
good :xttemlmzr-r' M iii“ monthly WW" isrlries between the Norwnlk five and \V. are planning for a smoker. class
ing of the Old “‘01! Hook & Ladder 11.x,- llod Men will lm playnl lit thre‘night and a big time on Monday even-
rompsny Whioh "4'1“ h" h-ld this 9V“- Norwnlk armory Wmlnesduy night lug. March :t-th. Plans fertile annual
“in? M ”W qudrrers on Franklin land is being: looked forward to by ball 31‘“ to he dlS‘ZURSOd. tip; minetrtis
street. "NWT“ 34“" " numhr-r 07’ lm- svm‘vs Of local nnllnlsiats. in tile first'nrt- to h(- rrporlnl upon and there is.
DOTfo‘t ”HUNT-c 1') "' LUV-“(V1013 Y0 and utmo- of the- Ft‘l‘i"5. the led Mon won a lot of important business to be}
H is ”‘4'“? "“4 WFV mh'nhf'l‘ who un miuxpc-Ctml \‘irlury over liv- Norgtrnnsictrd. whirl} necessitates “26‘
can. 4’\'”““4-3 ‘-V"‘ ‘7' "'if‘g- \\ u'kr. Naming: the- Ruhr team all their presence of every member. l

m lVf ‘ l. l

W 1'. 13'5"- * D PP" (041 5;“ 50 PFT TOD i A «ll-443s rehearsal was held waster--
HM?“ ‘A‘ (' “:m' :‘__' 19] "- - ;_ ”—Buy your Victroln at Dohnelly’slday by the Celtic Players of the cost of

\v . h .m ”nu (f 4) _ 1., _ "n (5.5)? w-ekiy payments. Store open‘liiit-s Aroon. which is to he gimp. :xi

4. ¥ 4 'A J ll‘ ll») ¥ . . 7 I'xv,v?"‘ F. ’, \
In , in; LA 5.1 tomorrow ‘ evenings until 9 P. M 'the RI 24 1.. .i¢.a_..( on rma}. .
_ A? .4”? ...[. t is ’_\ 4."..1 1144.4 ‘ - . f" . Vi .th. Fwd-(l scenery and Cost
. l . .pt . .. . . ~
1’ . l» mu] M. i-‘r4-(‘7‘1C4id44rs on tho v.*id- - llle .\or\wliks' I‘.l‘:‘t‘[i‘10 r‘ompnnju bar» bar. promlro’rl lor thus prof
.4 .4.;' “34.1) qr.“ will haw H w "4'15 1111131706 pulling: in new lisiilmgtiion. Animus: tin; fixtures of the
m make mid that reports fmz.» 4 curmwm‘ {it lE‘lt".‘*l.illtll Norwiu'k Null, :1” :1 number of songs-i unclin ti'w 4,.144...
;~ olhar committees and on (471:. “V.“ W5 “(:3 ‘if'n’h‘d “1.. “Wm: of "V““(m n... ‘V ‘m ‘I fill” ”nag” green.
”“1"? mut‘vr: “1“ come i» Fora .414114 n .:-.sors home on Quintur'i 1.»; Hi. 0 to :lltrqct (-zymioy”
_ _ ‘ * nun». 'll:r,- contract for the ll'."C- -.
. l ' ('c-zlSlriernllon. _, ,_ . _ _ . .
4.1 "or“ l'l‘lh" More on .\0rih —Egg. Stove and nut boa]. “3.501
r 4 "41m 5'1“» ”1“" “'W‘m‘”! ‘“ “1’ per ton. Harris and Guns Co. Tel.
, ‘ \w ..~ 41 \' I. .11.: has 4.415 :0 been nuardrd ‘
Dryco 3111k in this C(Jllel‘h. :721V l
' ' F. Hul‘mr-‘iv-i (‘Vfl‘ iii. 0: “1‘ Arnf‘l— ,
{ORDItaI Size ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' $2.00 "We vmtrliiion 01' Highland uvt-tlun, can Musvum 0: National History ullii
1:01. l-‘slri‘i.':; r‘m‘ln-r m; {Hid up In g .4 u 5: 1.0;!” on let-fun .n the Nox-
‘ Other FOOds at Reduced Paces l ‘ 'lx Hill linml him LH-n the source \‘solk (701.2.” gallon (ll < hurt in this
.0' much r-nmvlnim m lhI- llizhwnf: evening“. a? s 0' c- or k. }if- xvi“; tire on.
Stillson'Powell corp' ule ymrtnwnt. Tho mud. muck and int in; talk 0;: will] lifh anti scen-
'r:lts in the road lllllkf: traveling: all): :42. i ;.;l i0: 15 of 11312.14? 4 invit—
south Norwalk 11mm; but. a lllf‘ilSlH‘V' for people will) Id In .ztn mi. Th0 incline is: given ur-
. 9'3“ mom: t.. firt nr \xllo (iolixc-r food Her Him ans—views of ti‘.“ Nortvaik Ii ild
TB stuffs anu supplies to yesid ms of the. and Nature C‘uh.
' A iauntie.
3? l ’ ————-———-—- 5 Now: in Stan for-l t‘v-re has been a

 

Vacation Days
‘ Are Coming

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.. _ I pate the lure

7‘ the lakes; to pre-

9 furs u m m e r

reation. Decide.

4' :2 the sum you will

.;i need and build it in

.. m... Savings Ac-4

count. And .While

depositing, lay by a

bit extra for emer-
gencies.

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South Nortvalk,
Savings Bank.
“Open Monday night"

 

time now to"

i-Ivlwir‘. Johnson 01' “fist thu’uik ro-
m-ntly disposed of his property hold-
ings in Marshall l‘. Richards or Tiar-
iwn. An auction sale of his houswholvl
: rticles. inducing furniture. “ith sev-
eral antique pieces. harness. a surrey.
buggy and garden tools. will be held
today with E. '1". Rates as the anc-i
tioneer. 112'. Johnson and his family
have for Florida. this week to make
their home. They will probably spend
some time in St. Petersburg.

.‘l-acl hun— dr ‘H: w 11:45 144—4 ‘1 orwralinr:
along til c- .il-u s (45' \anr :k‘s “Dim foot;
liurqmr.‘ lit ml v.4 H . {act that
Stnmiord's lmrx‘. in (mi) st“ 4’- iiollSEFS‘
3‘1. has men ni —numt-d Prints

tihf police in: 34.. “Besides the police of!

Stamford and Sonvnlk. the income tux}

collector is also looking for the mam;

as 11:4 had‘ 'c‘. c med 1m" over a thong-i

:lnai riulIzus in 3355 than six weeks in;

Stamford. :lml a fairly large 319101: :21 in?

‘this city. -

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, LOANS
On Local Real Estate

In preportion to. our savings deposits are
much above the average for the state. '

And not one dollar has been lost on these-
loans in over twenty years’ business.

. We invite your deposits in our savings
7 deparhnent so that we may make more loans
' to help our tom continue its satisfactory _.

V gromh and prosperity.

 

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.Adv. ;\iooris and Robert H3man of Stam-
word: and Harrv Leia. Abe Harris.

--\\'ILI.IAM “I DAWSON. JR. lCharies W'eingalt. Charles Lena.

.4; ARC-HITECT— §Joseph Hornig. Morris Bresev. Louis
announces the opening- of an Ol‘llce HOOK S‘amf‘f" Joselovsky. Nathan

' mil Costs of the casn. $1. 83. this mornd,

,ln‘o
:clué; as their home grounds.

.Tomhili

.do to amase himst’,

. m-qlay Regent humbly.

' Alike.

ftp 4r h.. shand 13:42: liiipiujsed as 9. car-

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

—Resene'd Sent Sale {or “The and_ Mrs. Eduard M. Guns. and the
Cameo Girl" w Tuesday 10 A. \I. Misses Edna Fromer of New Haven;
at both Palace M3286“. .‘Yera Rate of New York city: Annui

4 .Franieel. Irene Brown. been Black and J
superintendent of Schools J_ Mildred Krnmhols at Stamford: andi
Slawson. of Bridgeport. addressed the Frances Delta, Rose Harris. Eva Han.
Sunda} Club at the South Normalk ris, Sophia Tove. Esther Bresev. Mil-z
Congregational church vesterday on tired Finkler. Agatha. Kessler. Fannv!
the topic of The Public Schools as a Modne Ma: Harris, Jennie Greenberg
Means .or Teaching Americanism. " Minna Robinson Lillian Libner. Hazel 4
Harris. Elizabeth Harris. Lillian Har-

Celebrate St. Patrick‘s Day with a ris. Sylvia and Mildred Guns, of this

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Look over the list advertised in to- : Messrs. Mortimer Philips of New York‘
da) 5 issue by the A. J Collins CO. cits: Robert Boris. Leob Mernstein.
and then ston in and hear them. See “HIV \VCiSDQl’g. Charl°5 Block. Harry

 

 

 

for the . practice of his profession. Greenberg. Nat Goodwin, Ben Edison.

Architecture. at 1:37 ”Washington Harold Judel. Leo Miller. Hyman
“n.4, South Norwalk, Conn. TriegGreen. Sam Groginsky. Louis Harris.
phone {.10 ;Joseph Libner and Archie Greenberg

,of this city.

 

 

Arrest! d Saturday night for drunk-

..nn...‘ )1)k9’]{oexgps was tint-d the act- ; Charles E. Harris. of the Charles H.

Harris Inc" today started on a west—
ern trip and will be gone for several

ml: in the uptown citx court bx- Judge
Nt-ilommh (ands-e. The arrest m “"4" k5- HF? eXDPFt§ 10 travel more
mudw by Patrolman Murphy. {man 3- ”09 miles on the trip. J

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- .. . _ l Bliss Esther Smith. of this (i'v was

.“mx‘ftdtudb‘mia: on the 19:20:: a \isitor over the nee-k— end with rein-
at renew a o musemen r :ti'es in Bridge rt.

will. ll has been leased for a term of:
§ezxrs by the Lockwood Baseball;
\K'orl-‘t ‘
“‘ll‘l also sun in the grandstand in a’
short time so as to be ready for the2
ox.- fling: some or the sessothhe middle?
at :14. st month. 7

 

 

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The manager of the Davey store on ‘_
lily .‘tVt’ilu! reported to the police 021:"
Saturday afternoon that an attempt
had been made to break into the;
story Ly hacking away wood from;
around the lock. Patrolman John‘
investigating. round that a.
small boy and a hatchet were rt-spon~;
rib!" the box ha: ing- nothing else: to:

 

-—The Snappirst Show of the Sea-l
son. “The Ca Girl" Palace “1-d-

 

In our Dairy Products moans clean
stables, trained milkero. healthy

 

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\IrslAntonia Satin-ifs has hum a1-

. .._ . . 1 .1” fl. cattle. carefully washed adders.
1‘“ { mg"; await: (if: 3.35.3” cankj sterilized receptacles and modern
1:4 ligation, um i . m 1.. -4._ Lin itary m .l I 0, handling.

the «34- all: of her in ldmllli.)
£353.

for
1th died c .2, I‘rL‘Cnlh‘J‘ u:
The swurd is to be paid 516 n'
hundrtd and titty-sir

inglmm
Such cleanliness rneans health

for your family;
Order of us ngularlv and be

4x---4.:r.
“wk for one

E‘Wks. this amount being one 11.4.41»: 01",
of the ores: and

her husband's saiirr. Funeral ex-E sure I)

par-es of $100 all :lisu 10 be paid. Tue BEST DAIRY Pnon‘am 7

plaintifi' i..:al a1 4. relln against A. H. g

)iulkin & Cm of this (itv by whom

F. H. WEN-PE & SON

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pumr The dead-i was mused “1‘, ”Telephone 2696. Store
blood wiser 3: z ”04!! a “mind 1’10” “~ 4 Telephone 1518
rusty nail.

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teaspoonful today saxes a_ sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist Io
genuine “California Fig Syrup" uh!

has directions for’liabies and children
of all ages printed on batik». ’ '
You must say ‘ California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrups—Adv.

*the week- end with‘her parents at their
home on Bartlett avenue. Broad Rix er.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kl Coleman and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. l-‘roeb are to
leave on Wednesdav for Bermuda.
where they will spend several weeks.

 

 

 

Celebrate St. Patrick’s D3)

WITH THESE RECORDS
IRISH SONGS Ali!) SPECIALTIES

“other Machree-John MbCormack .......................... 64131
Believe Me, if All Those Endearing Yuo gC‘a rms— Farr 3r . . .. 87025
ft- Wild.lrish Rose—Elman .................................. . 64958
Colleen O'M\ Heart—JV r-l‘TGnl'aiVx‘l ............................. 64331
Clancy's .. ‘Womlui W'eddingflStexe Parlor .................... 16936
“ruse Only An izishman‘s Dream Burr ...................... 18198
Everybody Loves an Irish Song—American Quartet '

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IRISH JIGS AND REELS

- .3 .4..:... C 0g. McNamara

lrish Melodies iliurphy 5. Ho mpipes L:
Hoznpipei irish Baepipes~Tou1 Eng:

irish Jigs~2iledle3~lrish Ba gm pe:——Tcm Ennis

Irish 'Reels—e-Mediey, (Flogging Kati, 4.; 4p 0 Teal
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A. J. Goflins Co.

70-72 North Main Street

 

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7 South Norwalk, (ions.

Banking Business.
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place for the depositing of

your savings, a checking

seeount, loan, draft or ex-
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futln‘e, encourage him
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The conservative investor will find
it greatly to his advantage to plan
several months in advance the re-
investment cf; Lads which will ac-
crue from matunng obligadons. By
doing so, loss of interes s‘ ay be
avoided and suficient thongs: may
be given to the selection of sztisf
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Vii; shall be pleased ,to offer sugges-
tions for the investment of small or
large amounts and to be of assistance in
general investment matters. We invite”
you to confer with us.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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