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‘ So. Noawaun.
Monday! .
Today!
Wednesday! 4’
Just the 3 days we select-1; .
ed for our Silk :Hoaiery‘;
.Sale. So we extend sale to“ 1.1
Miss “W'mfierbmm to
. r home by m.
«Cool. trod“. mm-
..aIIcale. m .‘cld 0.: O... on.
21.
Mr. and Its. G. 1" \‘WM LING
——Storage .Buttertes recharged.
aron Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave. :
l'rogrtss Forum, 1:_ F. I... will hold
regular meeting on Monday
cm. .A which time itwujll hove the
.,'lX‘..i.l‘. spnng supper and also the
*ltt‘ndaf‘ICO prize will be awarded. All
embers are urged to bepreoent.
in :r
——Clean En. Stove and~nnt cool.
gal-in
IfiiHMe'tflIamcold
mmuthe can: of:
$1.3!!! um tor Isle. -ma
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All the N Fabri
. S .. :2! cs for
Apparel
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.muyolut on Hoodny evening.
Mame-momma:
The meeting “thele Point
memwwum:
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and Porter, Tel. 1993.
A model meeting of the Children
of nary of St. Joseph's church will
be held tomorrow mornlnz after the
preset- t.
-—8¢fl Hats 1nd Cans. O'Brien'a.
Rich-n! H. Fltch who has occupied!
.arrls and Gun Co. Tel. 721.
Hz: \Iondny evening the common
ounml or the city will meet at on ad- '
a'ourned meeting to consider the pro-
.osmon of the widening of Wall street
nu thi- report of the committee of}
roeholdcrs on the mate. The pnblic'
: wrung wns closed at the last meet-
ng of the council. and adjournment
Iombers of the council could consider
m- nutter.
—Full line oz Auto Acton-orbs;
.aron Kohn.
Jumbia Circle. No. 253. was held last
venlns and was largely attended A
eport wasImade of the stole officers
mention that was held last Sunday
New Karen at Hotel Tort. which
I the order. Arrangements were»
2m «nude to hold auxin! time on
LI; 4. Ice mm and cake will be
eru-Il. All members are requested to
guesent.
—Buy your Victroln 1t Donnelly'a
n easy onele payment». Store open
seams: and] 9 P. M.
For House Cleaning Time
Moth mils. Moth Flakes. Peter-
II an's Products. Black Flag, etc.,
IId Disinfectants of All Kinds.
TILLSON POWELL Corp.
South Norwalk
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$25 Per Month
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III J uIIe. 1019, a
woman opened an ac-
count with $90.2]. She
has been depositing $2.“)
per month ever since.
Her withdrawal column
is clear.
III-re are her interest
column figures:
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Inia’uI‘u . afar.—
Jan. 1. 1920 $1 4.36 ~.
July 1 . 8.13
Jan. 1. 1921 13.57
July 1 20.35
Jan. 1, 1922 2 25
In two and a half
years she has received ‘
$71. 68 interest. She will
receive $60 this year.
‘Ar-ory. inst evening. had an exhibit
. as taken on“! Monday .0 that heflym out. and WhHE' m members
I The regular meeting of Star of 00- [night Armor).
as very Wat-tor} to the interest. , the WHY
nutomoivih revair shop a! 26 \Vash-
ing‘ton slreot. Is recovering nicely
today from an onirntiOn which he
. underwent a week ago at the Man-
hattan hospital. Mr. Schnuh was
grinding un auto part on a. stone
when a more of the steel entered his
right eye. Ho wus forced to go to,-
1-:-
I 0'; d; Ui'."l' cut/a, quaint, a,
deck room in G. A. Pluto's barber
'Ibop during the winter, ls moving to-
day to 11 3mm street where he will
have more commodlous quarters. In
a. portion of Mr. Ebeubach's tour-
Jng establishment.
The combat Trnin at the ball in the
for publielty. All the instruments
have not started a recruiting enmel
pm. tour members applled.,n.nd
more declared intention or enlialng
on the regular drill night. Thursdny.
--'I'he deuce of the season Friday
George Keeler. of Washington
street. has started work on the em-
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'Uon of a two-WI) frame house on ,
his property. on West avenuo between I
owned by Chorus H.
Taylor rod that of Miss Frances
Kurd. The work will be coxnpletod
in about three months. The building-1
will have two apartments. six rooms
and both to each lumen! and will
‘have all modern conveniences.
~Lorse aloe pea coal. Harris &
Guns Ca, Tel. 131.
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Business men will find hearty co-
opentlon in all mntters at business
on the part or the oflicers and direct-
ory o! the South Norwnlk Trust Com—
pany. Capital and surplus amount-
ing to over tour hundred thousand
dollars form a solid basis (or loans.
Their total resource are over four
million dolara.
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‘ ~~Take Home a bit: of Nalteford's
candy for Sunday. Fresh every day
at Donnolly's. k
Fred: rick Schauh. who conducts an
ltIm Mm. hI III: In hospital and be
operated upon before tho sttol could
h:- Iemoxul It was feared lor a time
that hH would low the sight of the
——Fill anr Cinders for sale. Blackmail.
and Porter. Tel. 1998.
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ten?
commie: held last
9:10 Mass All members are request-[phoenu Engine company: am“!
«ad to nuke a. special effort to be'gogeph Layden was unpainted chill-
homily
the W
John Toothlll attended fi‘fie-mt-
.1
:Atameetiscofthe unto“ In
night at the
man of the general committee vhichl
is to stage the annual firemen's corni—
val in the near fixture. Bernard 1‘.
Uneford was Mr or the
eommittee. The carnival was general-
ly talked oxer and mm mode
tor another meeuns'to be built—o
weeks from he! night.
”—
lemma no dogs have been res-
lstered so for this month. out o! the
I 100 dog sin .Nomnlk. mum: to
information given them thew!-
floe of Town God: we R. I‘ll
Next neck is the not
in chloh don an be m ud
4m Wednesday .md “mm.
nouns. from 2:30 until 5 o‘clock at
the court room in the First Met.
do gowners my mar and “W
their pets.
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Mattie “hon, colored. w errat-
od on “later met lust night. chit:-
ed ‘10! balsam; and mound: of
the pence. by Chief of Police William
R. Pennan and Patrolman John
blynn. Thls morning a emu-ounce
or her cm was made unttl MW
anemoon nt 2 oclock. when fiewiu
neon-rained before Judge George H.
Vobburgh in the downtown court.
She has been released under bonds of
$50 and is represented by Attorney1 »
John J. Come The omcers who
made the arrest say that they lune
efldencc of solicitation on her part.
having witnessed it.
CHURCH CHOIR
BENEFIT CONCERT
(Continued on Page Too)
Sums. Her songs which were ac~
co ompanied by Joan \Viswell were “A
Des Olmmn" hx Hue. ”Songs My
Mother Taught Me" In Dvorak and
"Rose in the End ' l); Foraer.
A number or piano selections were
also givrn In E. Rhex Garrison Two
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songs. "Th? Garden of \our Bean."
and “ Dunn" by Mr. Lycell. pleased
especially.
The rzuncort was Olll‘ that planar
lhe music lovers who attended. and it
is hoped that another may be held in
the near future.
Imnm GORE!) To max!!!
BLOOMPIELD. Corn. April :32.— ‘
.Ilark K. Sknwolskv. a farmer was
gored and trampled to death by a bull
"in his turn here y'esterda). His hoax
we}; lound in a box stall with the un-
Imal‘ by his “wife. who investigated
when her buobxml dld not return
IroIr. the burn.
Is
obtained.
Compound interest
works test for the ‘
steady depositor. Make
another deposit.
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will find hearty co-operation in all matters of busi-
'nés‘s onthe part of this bank’s Dinners-311d Directors.
Also from its-capital andsurphls of mono,
a fund from which helpful assistance may be 3
“Your checkingaccéunt invited.
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m «as flrbelieve that
_fie_oe Wainsched Shirts f
.= m
“‘9' “got occasion.
1 mm male! .or Ponce Wllllun'
Nichols had teen summoned to cal-SI
m the under.
Men proteoti
against. chant!" the comblnatton
‘ his mute on the ground that none
the town mum‘s men or other
belongings were ‘kept in that safe
necessity to!"
and there was no
changing the combination on it.
Not wishing to court arrest on the
charge or rest-dug an omcer Gander!
withdrew from the canoe when the
polloe chief was summoned. and the
mfn mrt went ahead with the job‘
B! W; the combination.
When we worn on the director‘s3
we in: finished the expert began
on the town We are. Hunter
who at: out on town business when
themertorflwednttbe uncere-
rturoed comma“ at sort on tn!
axe. He declined even then to sun-
rendertbe combination. Councilman
-anbert B. “M. chairman of the
council, and Hubbell. with other clt-.
WWW ”cantor: of the
all!“ Win theiown mana-
ger‘s «nee .
The aubbeu 1m: took the re-
My of m the sales after
receiving a letter {m Judge Edward
K. Nicholson. newl'raminted town
they would
be within their rights? in taking such
m. “filing m
and 3:111 colors to ‘
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lecithin lnéeva‘y public library in the
Unit“ Siam}: the joint. aim of the
General Federation of Women‘ 5 clubs
and the W381 Federation of “‘0m-
1 en's clubs. Other federations haxe
Ion-axed a department of library ex-
lenfiou. with lire. Suites H.:!:Iirsch of
Orlando. m. as chairman.
than would prove valuable tn making
“moon on music to those desiring
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Jimmie-e. Iowa City, 8.: 13533. Gor-. j
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timbre. Vt: 311:. Ann. V. Bassette.
Edmonds. Wash:
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1860 In: w m school In
an; film-Mum «of Skull
”Wattlfle “Waco the
Wyn-en. mmmzhecvn
w." filmy C. First Conn.
Benny Artillery.
‘uurrin m manned
IBM.me
Emmanrflry, is ap-
pm.“
Imago-omen”
mm. and lumen regi-
tennt of My. vice (Er-.nnors
manned. and new
gunners my, Tum
mum.
PEORIA; 111.. April: 2.——A music
\lrs
nob aid the proposed music sec—
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“The committee working with Mrs.
Mrs. 1.4m Har-
Wa. 0010.: m1. C. Han—
stout. Fla..- Hrs. Kola. Bishop.
.0341“: Frank H. Cow-
Ind.; the. Jacob
nsat 113.
‘ CAL STRIE—ITS EFFECT
Depends upon the duration. We believe when it is over'tfit
coal will be lower-how much lower we do not know, nor 7
can anyone foretell how long the strike will last. 11 two
months or longer, a short supply next Fall and Winter is a _
possibility not to be overlooked. '
That, briefly, is the situation. If you, like my othen,
would rather see coal in your cellar mam mmsecm 4
for next Winter than beanie cinnamon intone snugly and
prices, we can fill your him: now with GOOD COAL. Phone
1' Mow
31mm? BIEIJ)|813 ms
:ifim m 12‘..an alcohol-It-
N. 11.: am Humane Beard
,8. 0:“ “mate”. ChrB-
Miss Edith Rud-
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AND WRITER DEAD
Acadia—Charles H.
at the- .age of
tJ.
WW Int manta!
.m WWI.
to Head-
Battalion,
AUTONTS HELD WBLE
FORM DEATH
WT. April 22.———Coroner
"Brenfin’ ’ window
BRENLIN ..
Wm’t Crack
Wfl‘t M
Won‘t M
Won’t Pinhole
1103 YOUR m m
shades on Hartshorn rollers—noting
better
SAMPLES AND PRlCES ON REQUEST
mowers, etc.
GARBEN AND LAWN nacnssm
To; and wood m. forks, spades. hoes. shovels. «heel-bunt)“
rubber hose. travels. turf edges. ’
hand Iploughs,
cult Wm,
lawn
25 um Street
South!!!“
new.
> “Mari-Ir!“ in the any court
an, April 29.
hem-gt; In tbe m
Jnmuerbae ‘ is often but 4 .
moi-um may hb‘ when. m.” unmana-
“My: .- WIN-quua carriage.
, for them obtain his family
'2 iterative. Be Manila: 1 vehicle.
, and hooked-m may it wold hold.
81 um MERE?
The new probrietor of The Morrison
Greenhouses at 58 Van Zandt street.
Mocha-l.
East Norwalk is Joseph 1".
is interesting, to note that Mr. Met
brings to this old establlshed business
a. thorough and an expert familiarity
with floral work from its many angles.
He in a grower of note. and knows the
He has
spent his “hole business life in the
landscape branch of the line.
‘florzfl line' hating- been associa
d [with mam of the most prominent con-
The Morrison
Greenhouses are being improved and
them may murmured that from
now on this establishment is in canm
ble hands ready to serve 31th the best
[to be had.———Adv.
oerns in the country.
Bigelow-Hartford
Made from the finest
- wersools to be «found, manu-
iac—tured with the most
complete modern facili-
by masters in the industry.
Jflry Bigelow Bastion!
met or rug rams
the highest} development
infleor covering.
ties and rigidly inspected “ .
The W mm his head
Wm “We!!!" be said "It
“WWI: but dill they‘n
Cool toquent.”
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THE 3m 1m
BMW
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This business ls growing because
(luallty goods are for Elle here (\en
trading dax at conservative prices-—
onlv the best of materials are used in
making the various bakerx products.
E\en day sweet rolls are read; at 7
a. m. while the other rolls of Iarious
kinds are read) at the store at 3 p. m.
You'll like the rolls made at the
Sanitary Bakery. 35 South Main street.
John B. Sandner. Prop.-—-—Adv.
At a Meeting of the
Rotary Club at.
Hartford
Recently, the Guest of 1119
Day \Vas,
Sir Harry Lauder
This is what he said.»
"I would rather read a
man’s Bank Book thanfi
hiscredentials”!
Think this over.
We Are Agata for
Standard Make Tires
' At reveal-y Prices
at The
Norwulk Post Road Tire Co.
62 Wall St. Roi-walk
301315 Tire & Norwalk Tube $10..00
Eli HORMEKS‘ ELECTRIC E.
20? E. WfiSHiNGTON ST
PHONE 955
in our Dairy Product: melon-1
stables. trnlned mllkero. healthy
cattle, carefully washed udder;
sterilized receptacles and modern
unitary methods of handling.
Such cleanlineo‘o means lunlth
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
sure of the purest and'
3m DAIRY, ”230me
F. n. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1013
ESTABLISHED 1892
‘ Stocks and Bonds
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Your :Eyes Shoal! Be
Investigated
II‘ the letters on a. printed page blur 1
or seem to run into each-other or it '
‘you have to hold the wet- author
from your eyes than formerly sea III ’
THAMER, 1N0.
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BIAtlantic‘Lt. W
USED MACHINES
All makes. for sale or to rent
GTON
. PORTABLE T YPEWm
$50.00
The Benedict News Go.
43 Wall Street
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travelers’ checks.
are handy and
venient.
TRAVELERS’
CHECKS
When you are travel-
ing away'from home it
is not good policy to
carry loose funds. Bet-
ter see this bank about ~
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NATIONAL .B.
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