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”en Stone has taken a position
. "Meter Fred Hodge of Pint
of :01 bitterly
visitor in Bridgeport
Ira. T. J. Bull. of New York City.
W with rrlativcs on Osborne ave-
- yesterday.
>.r. and Mrs. C. N. Silver. of the
“ion l‘nint colony. are spending a
a. weeks in New York City.
’ne usual Lenten sI-rvives aro twins
hold at Christ chunch this afternoon
.3. will an In held this evening.
Fresh sand is lu-mx spread on the
finch at the Noni-slit Country Club
In preparation for tho coming sea-
an.
Opt-vial seniors on Good Friday.
ml Itlh. Will Do hold at Chrllt
”scout t‘hurrh. lurthu-r announcr-
floats in lw- nmdv later.
The can of William Gable. or East
ma. arrested for non-support will
be heard in the downtown court on
”day morning. April llth.
The annual electron of (Mk-era of
the l-‘rivndship llimr (‘lnss will be
had this writing at :1 meeting to he
held at the l-Insl Awntu- M. B.
Church.
Ahmhum llrna. or 20 Third street
about boys cruatim: a. disturbance
“out their Moro at nights. Patrol-
man Milton Lockwood attended to the
tastier his night.
Boat owners took mlvnntagt‘ of the
mod weather yesterday to put in
some "luv caulking and
their craft before thvy put them over
the side for tho unison.
Tho lutrav North Star has horn
chitin! from thv Ft‘l‘i‘l.‘ docks north
0' ‘hl‘ drnlei-ixt‘ in tllo- d0:k at (3‘?
south 0! the l'ridm‘. and is finishing:
the disrlmrrv' of Its cargo tht‘rt‘.
Finn: .irrnnaomrnts are twin: mmlr ;
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by tho comnuttrv in chargi- t‘or lhvl James Poolm- who has been ill for
denrp .(n h llt‘l:l on l‘l‘ldfly t‘\.l‘lllllK,-s‘_\.vn” Works with Hood poisoning
April hilt. .it (mnmumty "all. ’"rl'in his rix‘hl hand “I” resume his
the humid o" thv athletic (‘Onlnlllll'r'l‘ | «lulu-s tomorrow morning with tho
aggz‘lw-‘l-UJOWVT ”0"“ ‘\ I'W‘lmrit'svnr Srlinllzv lllall‘kt'l in town.
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Plans for tho 'thrlnitt'llu‘l‘ suin‘ .“ "NV hurls" Is lmlng ”Tm“! on
"r" of tin. lllt’nllu‘rs or llll‘ parish to l.”“'““" 1”. mile. “n th.‘ pmxwfly or
he hrltl on Thursday evening, All?” .\.iti~..‘m l-mvh. It is [ruined that
3“,“ “1.... disrussui at ”I, “3111‘”. \nihm .l s‘mrt lllllt‘ s'vvrnl othrr
_ wk‘y Pulling m [1,, “7‘... $.55 Nm‘vs will lu- rrovtod throughout the
tnllinr) of (‘lwnt I‘l;'.:rrh. h-rhi yrs-.‘o‘m‘
lerrin) .i‘tvvmmn .it :3.: church. l
.’ it was lv.\rm.l this morning that
fi‘i‘llll‘vTV (a ti» i'i-wnrih l.0‘.lt:llt l-Ill-vrt t' lint-s. who has ln-vn scri—
mm] “1. s--»;.;.\ s\w.,,.,| m H... {30“ ullsl) ill \nih yn-immzuu. “as much
Avennr \i l t" -. h an 1‘» chug-g. .vmpnn-ul )l-slrr'h}. lltl“'t‘\‘l'l‘. it will
I)! "w r 1:. x - mum ln '5 il.‘.\'l“ “”13“"“"'|""'”'r‘~‘r' M77 ”4”"3‘ “‘i'l'
Wfli‘t‘nuv'i i' "- l.t~£t'l‘\ .\ sl'\v‘n.\'lll‘ :«M‘ to rv ‘llfllt‘ lib ulntios at tho,
.‘Il’lorv. (‘v‘ii‘ll- . .~*..i \\..' H- .xnj;10\\'nh.iil. '
J’irsl l“. _ “.e ~..v “1.1 Ic i ' “-—
linuwl :t.. ' \ it"llt'Tl't‘“ \Vllliitt tho l‘ii'\l :‘tw works an-l
Alton
Hill‘s.» ii. \21.
repairing '
“‘1.
.E~ tn" So-‘omll
Baptist church.
cently acquired.
will be a spotl
(loom-o A.
C”.
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Marshall
3"
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.up the highway.
ight
4 Th! .‘
“ill l-q
“1:“!an
l‘l
Ila:
Rose
dance.
The entertain-
'I‘okrn- kn vlnh
hvhl .it which limo plans will
street reported to the _ police this
morning that he had had a slight acci-
dent-“ho Mil car ct the was!
at Van Zandt and Fort streets yester-
day morning. He was unable to ascer-
tain the name of the other driver.
.ROWA YTON
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Judson W‘llllanaon wasa vim:- out
or town yesterday ant-moon.
A chicken dinner will be served this
evening for the men of the .Rowiu'ton
Mr Henry Foreit of McKinley place
was operated upon this moming at the
Norwalk Hospital.
Mm. Cllflord Wright is making sev-
eral renovations about the property
on “fest Side avenue which she rc-
Ju‘ when the work will commence
on the remaining portion or Rowayton
avenue. has not been learned as yet.
but it is hoped that it will start soon.
There will be a subscription dance
l in tho Rdwayton
om tomorrow evening. A feature
Tickets
may he secured from Mrs. Sidney Bell.
Company's
Many from ltmrsyton arc planning
to am the mlnstrol show to be giv—
cn next Thursday and Friday at the
lhtrien Centre school.
mutt is being given undor the auspices
of the Darien Fire Department.
DARIEN& NOROTON
Huggins of the Post road
has purchased at new Buick touring
' Richards. 0! Tokeneke
Irond. is painting his house and mak-
‘ing other renovations.
l Tho rct‘n'shmvnl stand of Edward
oclters which has boon located along
do thv Battonhauson gas nation on
:ihp l‘osi rnml has been moved further
locum a-m'hut lt'is‘helieved
.hla' clubs in New York city.
be ma for the'coining lawn. The
club as yet has.“ n...
“lathe will come mammal-e
. Christ's Kingdom at Hand! tuft-
in... now Using walruever Wis
the topicoratroebctnrcto‘te‘ven
in the Cenhr School Judi-adulth-
ilsrien. on Sunday at 8 p. m.. by Mr.
W. L. ~Polle. of hut-Ville. Ky. Ir.
l'olle Is an able m. whom-he L
will give scientific and historical. as
well as scriptural evident “that:
account of the sacrifice of Christ. the
time has come for the death penalty
to be lifted from the human race.
God's special work. of selecting "n
bride“ for His Son. being about com-
pleted. the time is mm hr- the
Edcnic blessings to' be restored to
“whosoever will." . The "wonderful
dbcoveries of our day. along all sci-
entific Mum. are but (creche-s of
God's answer to the petition. all
Christians have otter-ed since Jesus
taught them to pray. “ray-Haul.-
cane. Thy will he done on earth as
it is done in Heaven. Surely such a.
glorious message is “wind“.
tisstion! Hear. then Judge.
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James P. Graham. 8. 'New York
business man will address the Ken's
clan of the church Sunday morning.
It is h‘oped :hat ltr. Graham be wel-
cosned by: large atherint. Salim
morning's sermon by the pastor will
include the ‘lflly of m to which
several Sundays past .lnve bounds--
riled. The topic will be “When
Thou Feud. or Some ~Aids to Pray-
er." All who are to loin-the church ‘
Easter Sunday on cm of with
are reque‘ed to meetthepalortn
the evening' at 6:15 o‘clock. A con-
ference will he held with the den-ans
at 6:45 and the names or those recorn~
mended {or membership will be read
at the evening service. The evening
preaching service will be at the re-
gular hour. 7:30 o'clock.
A “on leans.
A kind-hearted m “In
Old womn toiling along themed,
1heed tours hers lift. Rina.
ilrstrideinanautoandasthc.
in put on speed he no abused to
hear her exclalm: "My. but heart the
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wind come up suddenr—m
muscrint.
——_.._._—,
Uncle Etna.
'Dnr‘s mighty few people.” Mid
Uncle Ellen. “dst don‘t believe dey's =
intitlcd in sympathy; an mlzhty few 5
dat won‘t resent it. it you onus it too
liberal.”
I‘EE
. lid Friends “'itli Short Tompcrs
By Thornton
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’0”? Hall? land T3335til ilk- hotllr 0!
Johnny 3!... Put.) . luck .r‘. n clump of
basins an": n 'xtwc halfway across
{he brrou .‘lr.‘ul\‘\‘h Often he had
glory“: and slal't‘d a: the doorway,
'hic". and no: liver. ust'd for so long;
r knew that down below were
Johnny and Pni‘y ("tuck adorn;
Thu had your to Jory. :r. the fall.and.
flier in” flat not onrc would the)“
water. urztzi sweet. Rushers Springi
Chou-id “s‘ten them. How people;
fluid sleep lake that was a mystery"
trr had never been able to under-
‘Iad. He had given up trying to.
ll was “What-me Hitachi-.3 who m,
-indod l‘rtrr that ho had not been.
weer to Johnny Chuck‘s house for?
can: tune. Now that he had found'
ates which made him sure that ‘15-!
tacos Sprung had arrived. Peter hur-g
sud crer to set‘ if the bad s'ahened?
ohnny and Path Chuck. As he drew}
near to their honor Peter ted:
utterly. You know. he and Johnny‘
hVe‘alu-ays been very good friends.
Nothzw was to be seen of either
an or Polly. Peter was diW'
At first he was inclined not to
was. tine h sin p there. But
:8 in“ like ter s‘h‘gt not to sat-
in: his curiosi'q.
been out sad
gone in
Peter to hit-self. “if they
would
look. sunny.“ be .
coached
My 0 Johan Chuck‘s house;
. ”Q do m h t
have’
it
he didn't
have left hoops-inn. l‘uiout on
around so as
731: 1‘
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:z‘ .‘c‘mpt‘rJhnl is short,
amounts to naught
W. Burgess 4
—l‘€tcr Rabbit.
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He so! the" blinking and blinking
Sofie-lie
hi
show
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til.” ,
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fill!
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to wait. After a.
milxar face
he
amped
and
his
bank
In fact. {or a few minutes
see use}: of anything.
sat there blinking and blinking.
see.
‘Pcrhapa they ?any
itwoscoloncsiscehehadkun
light that it n: hard lot
“£5!st togetnsed to it.
Johnny i
do.“
hoe
were drawn
teeth. and
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ms macsbrmumwam-m 13 suites.
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CORSETIERE " and GLOVER
! 56 so. MAIN ST. 0 . _ " '
, Open Saturday 'Evening. Until 10 P. M.
"T W ‘ . . '
_. OMOMA Qty. “.pr [— .
mite mushroom- that spring up over
“ht. Oklahoma's oilx towns how
paint! their way into exi‘ence from
babes-ran. prairieror'the. rock-strewn.
htiflde.
In the wake of the Won" the:
dense “and the inevitable derrick.
these towns have reached their érowtlr
fin B‘tlvinkllcandrflourished on the
golden pot of oil found at the end or
the rainbow. With their unpainted.
buildings ortin-y strum 7 these.
ephemeral M'M “the trail of
the oil scout who has around hill and"
dale in search of‘ the underground.
teams a petroleum.
the latest addition to Oklahoma's
oir town. is Shidler. A few months
ta“ Kev-site stadium only as the
pfllithwa‘ quarter of section 28. in
But that was before.
the Osage lease .10 held in’ Pawlmdm‘
Inspector Schmitt or Chicago has
maintain children in» them
caved a. chance at the “Three R's."
Then, too. Shidler is-a. railroad ter-
nq~ror the 124mm line .01 met
rem. Fat-slur comes to tin-abrupt end
“this oil~mnde villa“. Add it ,hss'
its We. Seven months‘ hem"N
mater-mung Marthe prairie. '1‘. A.
Bole. a. young engineer. married an
Osage. Indian glrLruie. owner of min!
screen! open land. the site 01min-
tm trifling. Now the-Hales live in
midi along with hundreds of other
. ’ ———a word (familiar ‘to the
dough who mm .mud ad Ger—
.m in trends- An 'h‘nnoe—m the
oil town se‘nsatlon before fiddler poi»
.ped into the world. It. too. bloated
in the {Inge Indian country and
startled the mine with its added
-aowth and open silation of am.
charge of ether waves in thir-
Statea.’ it is the duty of Inspector Schmitt to see that no one
Wmdhistmon them: wasthathelonu—Iorths
tune being—to the other fellow.
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' CORSETS, GLOVES. HOSIERY, BRASSIERES, UNDERWEAR
An Unusual Opportunity to Save Money on Easter Needs
It Will Pay You to Visit Our Store Before Making Your Purchases
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$4.95
$3.50
$2.95
$7.00 Corsets
$00 Ccrsets
$5.00 Corsets
$4.00 Corsets~ .
P. N.—Practical Front
Corsets
$5.00 to $7.50
Ncmo Corsets
$4.00 to $7.25
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W «girl. Only recently.
- "the town draped;itswnr-fine~cogno-
other in
the pools-of crude handily the‘drn-
mews; fauna. schools. churches.
Anions-those. whichwwere brought into
«Shamrock. Yale, Boyton. Slick ,and
Bows.
'themthatmbemfmm
Red M. oil fields was discovered
in 1991. Tum-Iva; a. stagg‘ling village.
”ling andxpsohlhitory statues. A loan
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weighs] owner-'ot-the town-site
flies Bitten De Nays. 19 year'old
men and w the mnemonic
Dc Noya. . ,
”Then there are the on tons-ct
which have thrived on
leis ”amt-to respectable. in-
flow-mi! by:fliodiacoveryof oil, are
Balaton Wilson, Cashing. Garbér
m'mdern city of m ispri-
mar-Sly" anon Matthew row are
the roofs of its skyscrapers. When the
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casy payment plan.
lords.
- Other-fine we
”the. Busmm
"string
minty,
j m M -W absorbed by
turns of Red Fork and Sam:
which passed Tulsa in populat‘mn
yua- :iater. however. when the Glenn
9001qu up. it was Tulsa that
benefited.
town when: place room was
able and there the oil men n
'o‘aliflslxvtheir headquarters. Now
city dial-is a.mulation ot‘ 85.000 nne
hem of its rapid growth is kn
as “The magic Clan"
”— as. ”-50.
BM .8“ «Plot
13., g! M—ande oil and llflv
twain-value for illumination. ..
quantity. Long beta-e that It limi l
'3‘ in salons coastaunitics when it
was-m has creeks and pools
«am ready for colds
mammothrout and .4
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We are showing the latest in Men's.
sport model suits, conservative modek.
‘ The latest in Women’s and Misses' Sprint"
Coats and “’raps, wonderful DreSseu.
Shoes for Men, Women.
Boys and Girls
lincry. A'visit to our store will convime i
carry more trimmed and z
trimmed Millinery than the combined 3
liner-y Stores of Nor-walk.
‘We Open Charge Accounts
And We'are ready to dress one thou.
sand families from head to foot on my:
Note Our Location
We doubt have to work for our Land~
Our store rent costs less than 1h.
\we‘alhahletoundcrsell
« OURSistheétorethat hasserved the
people-of Norwalk the past 50 years.
.WHAT YOU BUY HERE MUST BE
ml MUSE BE GOOD, MUST
BE RELIABLE AND
DEPENDABLE~
could not have withstood all
., Storm and all the Shoe-
compehtors' [that come and go.
.mn. 7, 1922
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It was the only nt‘arln‘
broom-
Och ti 1..
lhp
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Beak-aha at ~05! “an
the "on”? ~91 the United time.
when George a
Win Stillman,
ml
Edwin L. Drake-drilled a well at Thug.
wine, “Pa” 'ilfl produced the MI in
men
. burns,
her Ill-
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leadership in )i 1‘-
up
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Norwalk. hem r
all competition.
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