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111; 1.. Army Staff Band of New York 11. Play Here Saturday a“ i 1...... 11:25.11... 1...... '
Miss W'ada. a. Japanese 3.1131121: “ll-“9‘19! ‘5 stamped. 9" fl" 0‘" Once in Texas theshort cotton m
graduate from {he College of Toljo Filmi‘m~ occupation and'delights. forced a large number of country II.-
and Sunday, at Dedication Exercises of Home 011 Washington St. .1... m “mm 1...... m .11.... «m .. 1... .11... .1... “-
(‘olumbia unlversiu: in New York, our souls. the thought of eternity in plied for ‘ job at one of the large an:
where she :eXpeets to graduate wife ’11 our hearts the destination for eter- ployment Itencies."’1‘heres a job
the degree 01’ Ph D in June. will nix; written on our inmost being. and open at the Eagle “limit-r." said ‘5.
H v'er an address touching on the man- the need to aiu max-es 11-1111 eternity m 11111111111 ,1 .. “wk 11-”, in”
wars and life of her own DGQDIP in provlaimed bv the most shoulived . , .
Japan on Tuesday afternoim at 35% ~ l‘lle gunman: shifted unulsllv (111m
trifles of time. 151111111- 1hese thing! one {out 1., the other ”Tell 31111 hou
$3132: m "‘8 par-5h ha” a“ Tammy will be the blessing 91' the curse of it is, boss." he said 111111111: ' "1 sun
“is: Wade. was delegate to 1‘19 our lives. \Vhich do 1011 mean that does “um a job mighty bad but do
Wcmms World peace eonference in gjzmi‘in be 10' your—Alexander tack is, I 11in: never washed :1 eagle.‘ w
Vienna, Austria, last year. and “as - 1 . =" .1
also interpreter or an aged woman . - Ad‘fem“ '" The smt'm"
resident or Jim! on a recent visit A ’ ‘ ‘ ’ '
to this country. and accompanied her,
to social functions. and receptions-
. that were heids‘ln her honor at Wash-
1ingtc11. A .most cordial invitation is,
'extended to members of other
churches who will be interested in;
this address
There will be no sewing meeting ofz ' - _ _-.
- the Woman's Guild this week, the? M— M
#111991ng gll’mg’ W8} to this meeting Wes in Main S11“.- , Fairfleld Avenue, and Cannon Street ‘
:unde1 auspices of the Mission Study A , ' _-, " :1 3
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l Men s First Quahty
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" “ ""‘ 9"“ “' Deaths and Funerals ‘ luwrzs INVITED Tl.) mm; 101.... 1'1... :.111.1'.»sex countryside on i RUbbers 1 - - ~ ~ - - - - ~ ‘ 2
.. .-.1. .1 plmw- l lN'l'l) LEXISGTUS r 1. ' "". "W 'M 1:111? Mlle? " ELF ' 7'
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1.11m [H N | ’l“~ .“r: ‘3‘ “fix“ )iullni‘ ‘ ',i‘ rig. -G n (_ hiries G iluwes, [19111 Aral 1'1—1:1;1 . For wars 3. horsemang ’ ER CE ' Z
1 " 111' Huston. 1..,-r1 1' : 1|--'.v (1 <1 I131-. 1‘: " l r 1;: itxf‘g] ”i: ”111i get irirlrtor has iievn invited to lives-<91 11-" 1:111. 7', has coveyredton Apt; HOE ' t “V:
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, ‘. imi-PIKE: the “mm”: “"51““ “ 11:11 ‘1‘. I “I l l'fitrigts‘Il’n: u‘A‘pri‘ l) as 851’ escort lvvnztou lulu-21 by the patriot riderfi' TORE Terry cloth, special weight and weave, Wlth its (159-.
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1 .11... 1111111.. 1111.2 flu,“‘J’HJ'UTK"Jnfn‘.“ 1w " 1‘,” .f." 1:2,. l w the 111.110.11.11...” of ““le 11.51 11.1. ft?" tamynliglm ”a"?! 3 North M Street tinctive looped surfa'ce—foreapes that are primarily foul
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. m1. 1.1111011111 hum». .\irs. MPMllllln ll‘i""‘“‘“‘l a, adullztid‘rlql'a‘lnn; 101' 0 l\1m—r1can 3:1:11'H11 11:. to 9.1-1 :5 esc but Wasl South Nor-walk: Conn. beach wear
"3‘ ““5'5- hip 11.11 thi s iniury. 11111 in For 1111-‘ ,1 - ., , .1! 1., . arumpate in celebra-
31.1:11111.1111l JUIIK' luincell age hast: nwl her death. Mrs:I The yneral 15 A great grandson 0‘ on 1 0 p '- . w l
Made with sweeping lines and ample fulness, these
capes have unique charm.
Of course they may be 14.111111111311111 easily—that is one
,desir‘able feature of terry elOthh _'
Handsome patterns, artistic color combinatiogs. —-
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1... want 111 tin-1 \icMqun 11.1.1 bo111 m l).1ni1'.11'y and. the Dawes “4:11.491“; Paul Reva"? tion.
1:1111111 \r111y Slitlfflhed there during early 1111». Shé ‘-
1111 11'1” also be : than move-«l to New ‘for}: where she
l its-sided u1.ul three-4‘31”; ago when'
.. 11-111111'11 musical l sho— relurntll to llunhury. She is sur-
,,,,,.,.mlfimml ‘inl fixed by two sisters. Mrs. Manic—l (fur-
... H... mm, on... ltin and Mrs. i-‘rwlvrick Brush. holh
,,,,,,,,,,_\,.d (,t neull) 1 (:1 ilunhury; and by two brothers,
‘ 1,4,5 “h” 1111 whole-l i-ra: 1k (_ro.11 nt' lmnhury. and “iii.-
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111 suntimumt 111,-- Ham 1‘ real of South fiorwalk. B gape complete Shows juSt how art a d attractiv‘.
.1 111 111111111011 to those e ec 1‘3. _;
n-rreneptfijsrs T:un;-n1 01; 1:111:11“ l-‘lugie‘nld 111 Y;es these same terry cloths are ready to be 11de ..
v.11, hwm 1:11, . 0 «- unera 0. am zgem .,
1. W11]: :4 111:1! Cunuda' was largely attended this morning into I'lCh draperies for the home' Their velvet fimSh and J '
1111111'1-1- 1:, from his late hom'v. Spring 11:111. at , TiCh COIOI'S bring a fine beauty to the-Springre’ful'nisllll.'lg1,~§ ' 1‘
1. “,1 mi. hand ghee 5:30 and St. Marys Church at 9:00, . d l 8 h »
.. 1...... ....1 .1110111wm .. 1...... 1.1111131111111111. mass . _. To and including Satnr ay. Apri t 111.11 11......
\1‘1'. 1.11 not on duty 11.95 was sung hy Rev. J: W uh. ceiebrant.
5.11.1111 me, are “m_ and ilwv J. Bacon. deacon nnd_Re\'. - . ’1 ' ' '
~1>11< “an of "“199”,”. in '1‘. J Finn. sub~deacon. 1Mrs; Albert
H", n" imtiopaJ admln- Hose rendered solos C). Pia- Jesus.
1. .111... of 1111. 31.111.111.11 1...... M: and 111.11 Kindly mm ‘ Seven days of Golden Specials 111 new,- fresh ' Bewhful new :
1 Yurk 1v“) A' number of as cor-tenets; luring church.
.. .1 1.0.1.1.... 11.11.1111 1).... 1...... we 11.1111... .1... ‘ wanted merehandise. A substantial, ,, onee- a- .1 " ’
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2 . ..‘..{13‘2§£2..f‘§.‘1‘;'2112°'1'a‘p-l 5111131111 1‘.‘°”*“s1 31......“ .1... 1., _p_ . . year recognition, '11 it t CCQ operation 0 manu p0 ' _ .
-. 1,5 1,. sonuel. 11m y p o 1 ._ arys come ery. ‘ “ ‘ ' ,-
'- £131.11... .1... 1.1 , ; factures, Of the good will ot the public, for and 1m ma 111-1 f '1 h; 1 , 119511111111 m;
g, , um(.,.rs_ gm...“ of the Plum] of Mr. mwkins — 1 po 6 33113“ 0 ris W 11 ——1 g
._ 1 r'. 1111 «no-raves during the l The funeral of the late J. Clarence :1 _ “'ide, Who have gmade the wanamaker bHSiness ‘ .. ' mm patterns and fine quality. ' ‘- g . - v:
w 13111111 being (Jhuplain- Hawkins was held yesterday after- . Th 8311 and d b. th k fl! articular} :1“.
v ‘lo-n. who was attached to noon at 4 o'clock. from the home of what it is___the greatest at its: klndi ‘ n_the . eir m QSign 0 B13 0 cm P y :1
.1 warn-111 .11. 13111111110111. 111-1 riaugmfr. Mrs. Charles 1:. 111m. . " .. r . . pleasing for service during the open-window months of -—..
a . ._1 d cram-d by the French 25 I’lensan street. Danbury, and was ’ _ — 3';
r 1 11:: bravery. Another well attended. The remains were senti greatest City Of America! ' , the year. 3’ ‘ f ..
n“ 1 1 the b.1nd is attaz‘chei‘l to 1.11:, to Islip, L 1. today for interment l . . . _ ‘ ‘ . Great strength,» unusual beautyx of ma. M 1 4::
l «.11 l, tll'lgenct l-rvce. an > . _ ~‘."‘
. ~11 1n 2:11__"..;p:,sun- of -. numlimr Eugene Fain-lulu l - White,— . a.“ j'
1 m-my aliens. umonsr thrm be "8 Eugene Pam-12210. 111 349'. th . f . ~' . ' - '
1‘ an 1011 l'zlpo'n and Captain BOY- old son of Mr. and 31:3. 1:122:303‘11- S ' FaShtons or zoom." and youug wow" ' Third floor. ‘7 i
1;._ brlzzio. of 14 Snowmen avenue, died . . ~ . ‘ . a":
. 1.111111 plays music composed yesterday afternoon. Funt‘ral will he PaShIOnS for g'rls and Children . ' T
' "mic-d at the. Salvation Army held this afternoon at 2:30. llurinl h b » ' . . “ ”
q . ..11-to-m, whirh music is clrcu— will lie in St. Mary's cemetery. . I; ' ‘ h ' ' u S Wlt' e et
.. 1.1.. we... .1... 1...... arms mgs for otter mes V V
.1 1.1111 511111111011 Army musicians Funeral of L. R. Cogsweu _ -
ll. 'vliv H11- ulolw. Some of lhe Funeral services for Lawrence R ' a, > "I . o (I
a 1 "I l‘ldl'd ilnl ”l" lung's: reper- l Cogswell. infant son of Mr. and M23. on ’ Topcoats. en ‘ Gal, Su‘ls Of a fine lawn. ‘ h;
21, 1111111011111 )3; some 0 1 s mema ‘ Elmer Cogswgn. were held at 2 . ' ‘ '
0' " . _ . I o'clock this afternoon from the home (All featured ‘t VOW 10' pm”) '
“-111 is 111110 oi bthe “(19522113. of his parents. Mill sireet. Tb‘v. 1. ‘ Q ; H h f k h t t t \h 1 a
1.1-. 111. (“111. 111nm; pen organ George E. Tompkins ofliciated 111111 < . ‘ 0w t e got 511) s wit 9011 en in o t e c ose—cu -
ta yours 111:0. during which' burial was in Hi ’0 -'d . t. '. — ' ' ;
p, 1mma11p111 BMW 1 . 1 1. 1.1... Greatest Trunk Sal: -Wedne:day ~ fine grass of the well kept_ lawn 1 - -
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‘ H“ ”f: ”11311:; 0,- ,fie‘flandl anfilflrfihgefigflg‘hmw ' 9 u. ' -. ' - . 1 W'hat similar content comes as. one enjoys service ofi--
1 1. 11.n1plishments are empha- ; Jennings wiu beheld tomorrow alter- see N." York new 1‘ dOtfll A _. fhesefi fine new Axmjnster. rugs, Same, velvet fee} same! “’1,
m1" 1.1m mazeach outs mem-' noon at 2 30 o'clock (ram 111» 1.1111 « spapers 1°! .' " - close‘u standin ile, —and with them a fine minglin oll "
hr' .1111'1 \ocnlist; the whole band home. 8 Henry street. Rev. L. 3. ~ » ‘ p g p g
ar . ~ HOlVlng’ itself into a. male Schoeppler officiating. The interment 1 '1 deSign and c0101'-
1 . . 1 .111ptionu1 ability. lwu1 be in Riverside cemetery , . ’ E1 . .
" .1 111113 have played berm-e1 , l 11 ,, Flowers in splendid colors, ental demgns 1n chars ,
“ ' ' Mm” of “10 “med sum acteristic contrasts, allover patterns of quiet beauty.
1:1: . 1. n (011.» European royalty. ‘
» mm s-venlnx a concert will Convenient room size of.9 by 12 feet— $418
‘c. . 1: u.- N 11.11: A . and - .
1.1... “.27.. 11.1'1‘1‘1‘11’111... LINOLE'UM for hardest of hard use—inlaid.
" ' :‘. ~ f unusual length and merit _ Q ’1.
.1 . ,. .1 ,3,“ 1111111111 can be 111.111.111.111. Its good pattern is always far more than urfaee 3
.-~. “1.1,... 0, 1119 Amy who 1...... 1. deep: runs right through from top to bottom. ,
21141.1, N 12.}10137,}11t:111:3:§ can or Attractive patterns present hardwood and tiled el-. »
. «1.1.1.1.: members of the bend “Beets. Per square yard‘—— $2
‘5‘ . irimlfi churches in Norwalk . , , . .
v". «1.1.1.1. 114-11111; there will be; . “ , . . _ - - - 4‘ _ -, 1- .1 -- ~ - » - Third floor
'4 1'" 1 ~ n'w-nni: at. the Southlhlomalk4 . . ~ , ’ ' ' ' . - ' ‘ .. . . . . . ' 1 ~ 1
‘l‘ i .":r/. h :11. which the band will, - . ' ' ‘
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W” 11-“ u. Illile maid of your an."
Wllwl ‘er mother. “How do 5'05
vii 'uni'ilng‘?" "Z X M." ."Why.
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tom-1.1.1 M1111 does z x 11 "all?
find 1.- - uuhr ‘mimmx.“‘—-mrnburxh
-“ of special ~-‘va1ue.~ V- -
: Memefised marquisetta with double borders,' wifllci
bake curtains of long life and attractive efiect. ' -~_ '
Has drawnwork edge: real addition to good- appeal-
- nnce.
Oneyardwrde,wh1te— " - 19¢ 91
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These Ralston Oxfords
V 0111s.: Real Style 111111 Utility ,
For dress; business. sport. and ever-yfly, avers-comm '08»?
”these Oxfords for men are pm! 0! what muons have been (or .
twenty-fave years—lime satisfactory in style, at, service and price.
That's why they are "Your kind of a. shoe.”
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