:Irs. Olive Finnegsn was s. visitor in
”at. ire-aerosol.
out-n nee. crash-Munoz: street.
nu been ill. ctr-hit.“ non-urn.
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~31}, your Victroln It
& sssy weekly payments. Store open
m until 0 2.8.. - ,
)gnrs. Roy Nowell or Lowe street
was on a. shopping trip to Star-ford.
yesterdlu.
$2
m: ’
Joseph Davis won first prise and
William B. Unhoits won conscious-rib”
3”“ the woe-is end aim at the
muons-n club “two
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Hem-y Burst hos Wed his posh
bu wmsbths- sand at the
Uhion Nmm at the South
Nor—Ills (lipid. Ind will shortbr re-
time his former occupation as chant»
fe‘ur.
lineman.“
2w At the meeting to be held this eve-
hing by Kaboom. Encampment. the
.“Roysl Purple Degree" will be. con—»
{erred on a clan of 21 candidates, 12
horn Colfax Encampment and 9 tram
Xsbmn. All encampment members
are urged to be present.
'si'While chonging the load at the
south Norwnlk electrical .works about
8: 46 o'clock last night. the main cir-
cpit breaker went out of order for sev-
ornl minutes. with the result that
there were no lights. either in homes
the streets. An investig-stion is under
or on the streets. An investigation is
I‘mder way to determine the cause.
';.——Keeler's are selling a. new sport
necking. silk and Halo at 89c.
listephcn Novak. Sn. reported to the
' lice this morning that on Tuesday.
. ile driving along New Canaan rand.
ostmck owned. by A. J. Wilson-8r. Co..
god driven by John 0' Brien. collided
with his car. bully assassins it and
bruising his leg. O'Brien is said to
have had no driver’s license. The
police are investigating.
r
Up to noon todu only 131 dogs of
the 1.300 or more in Norwalk. had
been registered at the oflice of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. All dogs,
must be registered before May 1. un-
der penalty. The town clerk's office is
to remain open a. hall a day tomorrow.
and dc]: owners should not fail to reg-
. ister their pets as soon as possible.
that”
and form use on ”tuition-t,
EKBA‘KKS“
our «normal - ‘
War W Hotel-
LHarold Wilson at the. South Nor-
1wsll.8sil.:fionh is a. vidtor out of
Milli-r;
Milton Grover, of Benedict Place.
been confined to his home for
—C¢fl, bestow-Moms;
III-slain. mum“. at
m: _
Mel-shall Guns. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tm: Gas. is homunculus-
saeller Tech for the’Enstern recess.
Robert [Blydenburg reported. to the
pollen-tint someone hId ”lifted" his
bicycle from in front or Gedney‘s
bakery yesterday morning.
Monitor Grotto and the Shipping
Boot-d W1 moms will meet for
the first game of the season Saturday
of this week at Amusement perk.
~Keeler's save you money on hos-
‘iary. .1
Attorney John J. Cuneo and Michael
Steinberg attended the opening game
at the season between the Robins and
theGionts at New York yesterdny.
The divorce case of Leo Gonch rs.
Josephine Marianna Gonch was set
down for next Thursday by Judge
Isaac Wolfe in the Superior court this
morning.
~Heavy silk stickings. full fashion-
ed. that previously sold for 32.50 are
now $1.85 render price. at Keeler's.
A regular meeting of Lady Wash-
the ceremonies.
'be heldjimi
continueduonmngs.
.willmeetonAprllZlattheclty_. 2'
for the purpose ofmnflngw
18-. WW will W to r
mine this Memorial Day m a.
manent on. with the mo: hood-1 .
“Fourth ofJulymiother ... ‘
celebrations and alsoefmthz
In connection with the base for the
French Cannon. the list of. m at
service men which. :is lion-Wyn
bronze pinks on. thmhsse‘ 11mins-
pncticolly oomph“ A .counotofiq
nouns will be placed at the South
Norwnlk. Rolland hridp and we a.
the: cm ”4113- will no...
main entire-1 ow; nasal.
Finns for the import! my eele—'
bratbnasyetnreglhtly e Itisex-
pectod that M
of war-had sfisr , on that.
day. to. be may mam
exerting Bewntprsnlnent speakers
will probably be seem-earlier” oecsv
slon. and Mayor Calvin L. Bonus-d
other city officials will psrticipate in
F
In addition to m arrange-
ments for the Mancunian cehhrb
tion. the Red Cross is. pisnning tor the
entertain“: of, the‘GJs. R. rota-ans
at its we” mnmhenmt to
Mmm are
expected to attend the encampment.
TheG.A. R. vetennswill meetst
the Rnilmd stature. Boy. Scouts to.
gather. with representatives or the
Franck C. Godfrey Pose. Noe 12.
American Legion will econ them to
waiting automobiles which will take
them to the vnrlous hotels st which
they will stay during the eminent
which lasts two days; In the utter
noon; they will be taken to the South
Norwnlk Congrentionnl church where
the convention meets At the church.
and lookout. for the comfort of the
civil war veterans.
Later in the alter-noon. the G. A. R.
vidtors will be taken out in automo-
hiles for a tour or the city and will be
shown the interesting features or the
city.
ington Lodge. 0. S. of B.. will be held
tonight in Red Men's hall. There will
be initiation and a special dispensation
has been granted to ballot and initiate.
Members have been askedto bring re-
freshments. ,
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~Full line of Auto Accessories
Asron Kohl.
The suit of the Harvey Hubbell
Company of Bridgeport vs. the Fiiz~
Gerald Monulncturlng company. on an
alleged infringement of patents on
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~Sme money by wearing that wide ”“689 Edwin S- Thomas at a, mul‘roth immediattlv
seam stocking. heavy silk $2.00
Easter is one of the seasons what it,
is customary to send gifts and greet-
ings to our friends. The Hamilton
Shop at 49 Wall street is prepared to
help you solve your problems. A Vic-
tor! record might be suggested for the
old folks or your convalescent friend.
There is a large
stationery that will appeal to all. and
no that Lent is over. everyone will
want Natteford candy. Don‘t miss
their gift department on the second
floor:which is. teeming with appro-
priate and inexpensive trifle. and their
stock of Easter booklets and posials
is the most complete in the city.
fl
Special Easter, Packages
Foss’ Candy
STILLSON POWELL Corp.
0 South Namlk
.L- A .
-‘ ‘1““‘-“\- -\
‘ pa special ifir’glar
' valarm to protect your-
valuables,
asafe too thick and
formidable for yegg-
men to tackle,
. and the very highest
mdevelopments of fire
' ' proofing ~
~all for four donate:
:30”, would you do
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You can have all this
protection by usmga
sole deposithoest the
v1
.0.
limiter“ I n It“ mull ¢M¥.»unes.u
I. A 'u ‘ J u. .1 on 1 ¢ it.
41 a t O f
a...“ .wur . s« a .1... ans-was 1». ass—mu.“ ‘1 '
1 *a
assortment of fine»
3 “siori being held there.-
‘ .‘h'oliday' tomorrow.
. ing’held today.
initial-1r . It.
separable plugs and is being- heord by
Mansion of the United States District
icourt being held here today.
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Samuel Frankowitch. who conduct- ‘
ml :1 grocery-store at the corner oil
Cove avenue and Thrid street. has
tiled a petition in bankruplc‘v. The:
store 'and 115 contents at present are
under about fourteen or fittccn nt-
Etachm- -11ts brought for non payment‘
of bills and failure to meet not-w.
Harris&;
~Large size pea coal.
Gon- Co., Tel. 721.
Charles C‘. Ehw-n. public aunties;
1'0ml‘nissi0ntnl0da} (it"‘lhtl'fd an in-I
L11 resting address at the Kiwanis Club,
‘luncheon held :1! thc Hotel Alwh,’1cke-'
mo. Mr. Elxuil described the installa-
tion of I'lcctricnl switches hol‘wt-en
Norwnlk and Stamford on the Connec—
ticut company trolley lincs.
*——-— "
Richard Lilly is to open a‘mcat
market during the middle of Stay in
the new building: which is‘fibcing
(-rr-cted at Cove and lfirst mots.
East Nor-walk. h! Contracto ”Fred
Hodge tor 7 Sallick. \lr. {hill is 1111
our-$5.18 semice man and. his man)
friends will uish him succEss in his
new field of endeavors. '
, €389
The 01‘ George napkins
charged with keeping an alleged
gambling house on \Vashington I
. street. which was to have come im-
fcre the downtown court this morn-
ing. was continued until next “huh;
nestiay morning. The continuxnce' !
wus because of the fact tho‘tL-lfisose-
' cuter Mmamrhad :to be {hm
port to attend the shore enigma-op»
80(11in 3331?,
this. new iseiig-
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' "was Batteries ‘ reg“
Aurora Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave... A.
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business.
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handle it safely.
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. in
'veteraps a corking good dinner to be
.wood. steward of the Norwalk Country
‘club. will cater and the Red Cross has
' arranged for women to act as waiters.
Sire to» -
Aid-
every legitimate enterprise With ample ré-.
1‘30urces and conservative managanent forms
' . basis upon which this bank mm new
4 If you have the need for a. checking ac-
*c‘oimt, we have the tacilitm and 11m to
On the second day of ihe conven-
tion. it is planned to extend to the
1
served at the church. Prank Holly-
The dinner will be paid for out o? the
funds being mind for the entertain-
ment of the G. A. R.
Anyone owning an automobile who
cares to use it in conveyinmtl-i’e voter-
ans from the church to the hotels
should get in touch with Miss “’ende—
Audubon Dan. who yesterday was
struck by a trolley cm- at the corner
of Railroad axe-nun :md “washing-ton
street. is confined to his bed at ‘2' s
home. 13 Clay street on a result of
the. shock and bruises and injuries.
No fatal efl'ect is expected from the
injuries. which consisted of lacera-
lions nmi contusions.
——Closn Egg. Stove and nut coIL
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721.
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5 NEW R. R. TIME TABLE; !
EFFEPITVF. RPM; ma
l‘he now railroad time-tables sched-
ments for Memorial Dow. WW . *
ml
of a. big mt. ammm mm ndi
bridle“ Mend Vital-sebum its“
be. a UK pond: -:
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Red Crux nurses will act as ushers .
.was moral. of Gert-ode
‘Un’itcd States Court here rykterfias‘.
rim”; gifts were
Mn; m (18:me Easter-4
mAMlthing. —
Mr: A. g
‘ Dr. Wmtesuonni services-
Norwulk Steam Laundry—Laundrr
Kinds Daughter-sol South Norwfl
Congregational Church~1 qt. milk
dam:
Mss. J. w. Beacon—Tobie cloth.
Mip. Christian Swarm—Bread.
m nursery is in need of a lawn
mower, children's dresses and shoes-
sr. m’s pm CHM
NOTES.
Good. Prim cranes in m
will be held tomorrow at 11 a. m.
The pastor will define:- a. sermon on.
the deaths! the. Mr. Christ J”
On Hearsay the Lord’s Supper “a
be “m at the morning serv-
ice. “the confession-.1 address bolus “v
10:30. Emrsttemoomats: so sen»
ieeswillheheld ntSt. Psnl‘snission.
Weapon- Easter evening. at 7: 30 the
childrens’ service will tske place. The
special annual Easter oflering will be
for the current minim.
mixamom Bonn-5n
Miami-in; ”have m is
NEW rem. April 13.~Ail that
Merritt.
known on "Chin-town Gertie." was
laid at rest man the Linden Hill
Cemetery. Brooklyn For years an.
outcast 1:) them nd alleys of the
Bowery. sht- become. times: in a sins
gle night. ministering once! to the
suflerins’. and an interceder {or the
erring.
Funeral services were held last
night in the littiechnpei of the mid-
night. milieu of hte Rescue Society
in Doyers street, in the heart of
Chinatown. A score of speakers told
stories of “Chjnntown Gertie." They
had known: her when she was a pore
iah and most or them had been led
to better things by the woman whose
flower-covered coma stood before the
little pulpit.
The tourists who had none to see
Chinatown tried. Urge: into the chew
el, but those whodid not show a rent!
senee 01' propriety were cast mto the
street. and. a policeman. standing
near. was slwm looking the other
way when this occurred.
11 was a strange funeral at many of
the stringers Awho- itne‘sd it. It
was a eiugingmlb . mug-111‘
throng that attended. It was a little
fragment out . of the kaleidoscopic
lite 01‘ .11 mighty city. and it was all
that Gertie would have wished.
P
Ell-DRY KENT ram
Of Me sun.
NEW HAVEN. April 13 -~Ninety-
w appearing tom theta”. pt,
divorce ‘ficase of
O'Hara, represented»!!! Judge Joseph
‘ mmocimooo. ”M3. for Wu
ll. Amy Germ regime”
’the defendant
«Gold-ohmidtolmup. as do the
’ annual- nee
pefl‘in‘
H. Conley. Juana! JohrA.
T We“ WWW“
pen-$94» tube muon- dI the:
Mary Bil. r
R. Mr; murmurs. manna ‘
is macaw“!
A motion to piece cue. cumin“
docket is stored. by Judd: “M
E. Uhderwood. administrator of the
est-0e tit-1.1m n. Under-Minnie:
action W. the Connecticut cane
pony:
The ease of Wm- W of
Daniel F. B. Hickey, 113m mick-ed
Femnden. Renaud; Home.“ on n.
“tenant's motion tor an. allowance
to defend and alimony, pendente. lite
isslso to be heard.
The motion for judgment {i- want
of reply in the case of me] E.
Moran vs. the Oil SeedsCommny.
represented .br Lona
two iollowingcnses:
Couch Odie Metal,
mummtmmmm
or. Wmamfi W
Trustee. or 2.11 Am maria
appears for one of the m
the Wt! M: m. Bonk.
while Judge Em minus-u
Wfor rhea-m?!“ Am»
mtommbh‘mms
htbemwmnm
man. rem-entree)” “011m,
detendnntls motion. to: aluminum the
jury»: docket color. on . endot- that
equitable” be- first tried to the
court
Leo Doris also asks a. statutory
continuance and. order ot- noane in
the case of Rose C. W In. David
T. Wlnton.
On the uncontested divome “at ap-
mm on
vs. Clnrn W mum Drew. the
91.1an being represented» by Foam:
t: Morgan. Drew alleges infidelity on
the pert-of hiswife. and he also has
aim-ted suit for damages 0! 815 800
wrist Harry Gz'ge of thin city tor
silennrion of his wife's mention-1.
a»
“N's amour) 0m
Harry Bartram was elected. peed.-
deat oi the Men’s Brotherhood oi: the
South ’ n; Baptist church at the
ports a social time was enjoyed and
refrt shutouts served.
six Venn-ad not cases were dim
of by Judge Edwin S. Thomas in;
3.! I
uled according to the dnflight mxings‘mnking 180 in two that. ; ,.
.ststem. mu be in cl‘iiectsApru 30. it
was announced yearn-tiny; bu .fiie rattan: Mm b ohihitloo ngent w
road authorities. It is not: expected
that there will he...afiy..1iu.portnnt
changes in the Bridgeport: _treins..'l'h
truffle division‘dflhe department is
now working on the time tables. At?
prescnt. tlnv are in the hands of the:
printers but will be ready for distribu— '
tion.f1~om the ticketmfleomotpril 28.
The passe-rider agent has Med two
page it tters to all conductors. culling
5their atlen‘. ion of the “fact that the ”trample!!!” lame all ovrr.
.‘compunv is finding an unusually large
number of expendogmupons. return-
rd Conductors and all ticket collec-
tors haxe been evpht 1w directed. be—
fore accepting an} coupons from com- 1
mutationfibsoks. to first n?! ”teal-tea
0t expirhfion .n ~ ~‘~ ~ ‘
ober matter of Importance re—
Drought to the attention afie
tors. is the practice ct.- loaniig
co tn‘tion books. 3312 timed
to exercise caution . w en
accepting t commiitatio‘hiati ' ‘
The penalty tor the deciliter
person‘ s 1)
ice ntl
com!
17’
1;;
1'
21“
‘rgfi
*mclarge of open
is a'fil’i‘ not (“list »
$20. 30 dine in prison”; 01‘ We .
'1; win be Mtowyou
Louis Snow 01' mama-1. who was
he
smo' arrested 11. Nfinfi-Yorkncentlx on!
a son. 3)wa
$1§£2E
FEELS LIKE.A NEW WOMAN
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:2.
guilt“: Hg {wgs’nm
"I was a sufferer lrom kidn-‘y trou-
bis-tor sewer-J 'p‘enrs." writes Mrs.
Arthur Dcmuile. R. F. D. 1. Gras—
mere. .\'. ii. "and suffered so much I
Since I
have been taking Foley Kidney Pills i
am not so Lune. My back ached all
the time and my (yes were all a blur.
Now I can see fine and feel like a dit—I
!
lei-em woman._ Since 1 have token
“110* bottles 61 “Foley Kidney Pins 1
don‘t here that tired feeling. I-“can
Q? my, own Work now"’ They bring
quick. results ~8nllson Powell. Cm-
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GOOD FRIDAY SALE. ‘
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Tommorrow. Good Friday.‘the Ros.
ton Store will hold a special sale oi
Woman‘s and Miser-5D Conan, Suits 1
Dresses and Millinerv. This special
Good Friday sale has been for years
an annual feature of the Boston Store.
The great variety .of stock coupled
'with the low prices quoted. ought to
crowd the Boston Store», tomorrow.
APE
"Folks? hat ebeen reading these fit-
runny-“indeed have interested then»
pom es- the extent of having“
done muse establishmenth-whch-“is
rgmtiging to .Fre‘mru 8; Sons to say
them rand-fins- been very capstan-
fwno A111»: rook:
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1- is.
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That. is 3. 911113an
that m e a 11 So much
socially,
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It means a deal moire
or business andfinance.
This bank 03ers you
bank connections that
1" PM bmwm
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51rd worlg done
tozysoitseemstothogewhohave
here.
mekSponloeceednts teleo-
“ri'ew clienue. opposite Liberty; scum-e:
.do the 191m; things. inn one
township-auto pointing. retaining,
i tunes of automated-techie. etc. Phone
2855.~Adv. 1
Waning}. fimmmmo:
A. Bret-1p
held last evening at ,
tlé" “1le about I. Premru & sons. and .
body building. built! shits tops. mite L.
tulip covers. floor carpets. and tell lea— -
loosesrthe the! of plays there.
together with‘the first dandelion.
After thnt we quit for the day.
AW tron our general impression of the present day 11am.”
119:!!on the time.
-—-ooo-—-
wmuwwinthethroesot“
—000—,—
. Even in Shakespeare's day the. flapper mnoticed
loot as Rosstind. look at .Opheiia. and several other your.
use. "Mot the Shrew” was the (oral-um of the.
W mmmessliy subdued by Petrucio
—~—ooo_.’
was nothing new in the present
W Dr: ”Walker would have re
had ingot spool-i permission from Com to near trousers 3
taken to hatches-hookers.
——_ooo_._.
Now that the scientists have succeutully eliminated 5111
is hm W that they be imported to New York on
MW.
' 3;” people do not think that we have returned to
“clam to, Mimic that we have—mliy at least.
turn-ht the mica of many—until the back beer signs l L. 1:1 111 the min:
“perm.”
Look
8 “'“mer,
present day ..
at Pan 1a.
Kate, in
new
W item reform mO\Lmo
Juiced to see the pro m‘ Sm;
5‘- '1' Stiles She
111 Should have
:11 1mm when it
‘ dud bf turned
'ncmmliy. ’ ban
“1 1113 -1 not luliy re-
"The ‘wild cat? companies that have been formed many.
. 221.1111' - ’.
moans-13 taco with the raising of furs tor summer usu" 1;. Girlimvufijgz
Vivid Hui; remarks. 4
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~ Ot.course you can’t notice it. but the linotype operator - m. we have a.
,‘new ribbon for the typewriter for several days past. h 1.“... 'Wondert‘ufiy
We. con ninmost understand what we are writing about r. ..\ . '
. The City Hull reporters put inn. busy time Tuesday 12112131 4.. we mmund
will “so appeals—positively. in time for the Vital Statistits . :1 Monday, April
415111.81. their usual hung- out It the Town Clerk's vau. I “7 - 23:11" they wm
render the intent popular airs is a matter of debate vnt‘n .Wmtys “110
search titles there.
-—oOo~—
The firm of motoring are very great-especially .0 . . '1«.‘;..qruu{.
—_000—
?" The usual flock of bathing pictures can be “1th (i '1 u all)? day new,
”usual em have bought their suits for the summer 1- . : ~ 1...... hod
their pinata-es. taken in’ em.
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At one 0M..stvPennulvo.nin escape in Washington T1 1-1-4... Egg
rolling will beheld on Sunday, while at the other vmi 1‘:- < a v.1... 111‘ 10g-
rolling will he indulged in. At one end the children. at ‘1“- - 1 -» .7 1...:ch
“00—-
; Prohibition ifingt hard on. the old drinkers. Th; . . " 137171}; 111.31-
and make a wry face.
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'1, JD.
Apollo Chocolates; $1.00 Value
Choosing Covered Cherries
8 KORE 11mm 81'.
Chocofab Covered Fruits and Nuts . . .
Guilt Water Tafly. . ‘. .........................
HAROLD A. MEAD
‘ PRESCRWTION PHARMACIST
CANDY
For Easter
the church. Other officers elected. .
were: Thomas sue weenie-idem; 1171151111.... - .. : “1
Fred Sherwood. secretary. and Algie
Sena-leg. manor-er. Following the busi- the loading “ .1
near: meeting and the receiptfof re- . m 1
America. 111-: ‘ “ "’”
can 't i‘ca? Th1
4 manta FOR TEE WEEK
ApolloChoénlatu, $1.25 Value ..............
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SOUTH NORW'ALK. CONN.
USED MACFWE
All make-s. 1111” ~51 .r to rent
REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
- $60 00
The Benedict \evs C0.
43 w-- 1'. St rec:
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Mr. Francis .H. Sisson. V.
h ' A ‘ SI " 1
13,-Guarante. "Iru
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- Co. of N ‘1. ,4
’ raid
'1'?! .1 :1 ‘rece: : .
h“m (iii) 1‘; < L. >\ll ‘rf
‘. $338 by when at“. 1:“.i11'ulu'cl
..lunn~
can live unto '2
W? mus; ngi wt..-
Live and Let. Live:-
"but we have £01 “' Y
Live and Help Live-'7‘
in .order to 11921" “mwi‘f‘fs‘li'
Gd Organized:
a
An account m a Bank?"
.~ . (he: first Step that yCU mute
ha'e_ start today.
wait. on» your “CW“ '§§_
', a dollar here. if tha‘ ‘5 H
You cause-1r; ““5 “ *k‘ V”
Wm fool afi Home 11 m"
Bank Iron the very f '5‘ “3"
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TiflSt C0.
South Norwaik'
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