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j EASTNORWALK ’
M >
in an
Local people are interested >
auction sat» of lots at Marvm Beach
1.0 be livid shortly.
A registered ghoot is being held un-
der thu mmplces of the Nor‘walk q‘un
club at Dorlon‘a Point today.
V 1th East End Juniors and tho
Eagle Juniors were Scheduled 'to clash
on thc \Vickc lot this morning.
Bert Valentine of 231 Liberty
84mm"? has tam-n a position with
Charlvs Staples on Pine Hill road.
Mr. and Mrs. Alli-u L. Vv’ocd of 32
First strcct arc today observing the
29th anniversary 01' their tnarriage.
Tho Calf Pasture matter will came
hm for action at tlw uwvting of. the
city rnuucii to b0 1392'? mwt Tuesday
cveuing at 8 o‘clock (D. T”) '
Visit lhé- Marvin fir-nah Tract Sun-
day and look ()VF'l‘ {hr lliffwregnt plots!
that will ill“ sold at nucilou Friday.
May " (Leht-rlisemult.
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The Minimum: sa'v of the East Nor—
Walk Inzprtn's mrnt Amofialion. which
camp tn .1 close v0 “rriuy was; most
SU'JL‘PSSilli, ilvxpife 13w rainy wcglthcr,
it. “2:2" salt] to lay.
3
'l‘ht- annual meeting and clfictinn of
ofliccw of St. Agnew: Guild of Christ
chm'r‘l‘ will im hvl-l Monthly cw-ning
of m-v mwk. :‘zt 1‘20 liomn of the
MiSSt‘S linnmlch. Osborne avenue.
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’l‘lw quarantirw on thy home of the
“’Jluli family rm Flryt Sir-cut will in“
lirtm‘z lion-lay. it is r-xpr'ctcd. nml this
will lllv‘n'l tlmt tilv Burt (“llit’ or small-
pox in Yin” city will llili'f' llrrvi rlnareli
DD. This is the 011:! iinnin 41.121311-
Hum! far this tiiSi-nsv :rt thv )Il'escllt.
Mcmlwm of the Enst Vow-walk
WnPel Club will lo uw- at 7 o'clock to-
morrow moruim: for a spin to Peach
Lake. ‘-\’. ‘Y.
innl‘il’WIll with tlwm. Ax thw trip is
8 ions: nun. lll“nlil"‘l‘S arc ruiucstcd to
be on inlilti at the [ll‘t'fiidt‘nl’S homn
on Osl (-rm1 m'cuuv so that Hwy may
start at 7 o‘clock sharp. Th" hcxt
stop will 1:» th-- home of til‘
prl'Sili‘.‘lli on (‘lwstmzt 'strcct. sccoull
district when the comm” district pz-r oi" ihvm from purugoric to afpirin. Ftruugc it didn't include cantor oil.
mcmlwrr will win tiw East Norwaik 4“? “T.” 00
1 l ‘ l 1 ’ ' C .. 1 . -
mtm ltlk m l u trip. ! “The p00]. “1,, hnvn “m1 “5 always. "nurtnurvd a 6313...“.th inclined pm-
i
Ofi’lccrs wr-rt- clr‘ctml at tho annual
mcctiugr ol‘ the- \Vmuun's Auxiliary of
Christ church hi‘lli yt-stcrtlnv alter-é } i ll" mg; Gupta}; :1 ngmlnggvr: arc bréimlinz to use
noon :l; 111.. church as fonmvs. Prcsi-l Jlust in pro.: 11.: .f 8 L . 5.,
amt, Mrs. 54. w. Kent-av; Vicerprci-‘i. l“‘l”"“*“~
dcnt. Mrs. G. l". Smith; sorntal‘y.’ mulcc its first trip for thc mason
Mrs. 01m llutlnr; trwnsurer, Mrs, F’i The I‘mrivn i‘mi’lzu'tmonl momhcrslwnpn gnaw m...mlmrs of {hp I}. ’i‘.
M. \Vltr-t'if‘r: auditors. Mrs. Arthur met this afternoon for the purpose off palm": .a;- Company of chx' ank city
Y‘afll‘l‘llfl‘ufit' :m‘l Mm. Arthur Carr. Sptgumziug .1 i-uzrmnil 1. am. (‘onfii-ir‘l’v’ \rlzl arrive on Juno 2“ This limit. at-
'r'w mlw-r cmnmit‘u‘ws are to ho ap~
poiuival lutvr. ’i‘hu‘» reports for the
X‘Il 1 V1 Jll‘ sl‘ltxwwl ”Ht :1 mufit M10-
Nssful yrclr hml lwc-n had by the
auriiiwry. Tharp will he no incctinp
mxl xvi-1k is ill" auxiliary is to lr'mlslx
u run-unzq'1- sulr- Thurs-lay. l-‘rixir-y
mu] S'zmru. , M iii” lliscssu storc on
Monro“ Ktrvvt. Sn‘t‘on'i district.
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R0 WA YTON 1
(irlt'lll‘uni has (mmwi ills “1,11-
0'!
W, H.
dcnrc
“Met SM» rucnm» for tlw‘
Mlmuv 1
M
'I‘hr c'ulxvrt nu tliv- llnst balm-l :- «'-
tion of tin zzulruzul station is Ewing rP—i
[min-l i
7 —-—1~ I
”9er 1.11M. is hinlri‘p‘.‘ :1 «Much-tel
walk plum-1| in from hi My: ri-sidmn‘v’
(m “WM Slclv .lelm.
’l‘h" many 1“>‘itl!‘lli3§ who lz‘nW‘i
to!
Noxwulk .HH} Stunnnnl in “l“ nnrlvi
hours of ill“ morning: \xvrv mwutl} 5
plrnsml to native thr‘ hurt that Hill?
trollt-y Simim‘ is il;:"'.~; in its ”(‘0‘th
cunllllie’m num- .uzwzn. 'i‘ilx- curs urui
now running thruugh without ‘
any.
(‘hzmgou
W. ‘ O l
(VOnsil-rliir‘c' tall: is being firvotctl'”
to thn sumwt or placing a traffic 0f~i
floor zit tilt r'm'nvr ul' Ncedlc's store. it
bring “Mb”, Hm the tr'it‘tlr' 0v th :fm‘ n“ hm... 4.3., .....nmws... of thc; til-2 ”3.13m“ ‘Tlm Caledonian Club of
* _ ,. - . 8" f3. , . ‘ f ( . . 7 (Nan: lurk City will arrive. Infill}
week. vnal is as hwn‘v as that on tho Tim-inn tlrrmtvvui “ 13‘0“” my“ ctrong “mm-1 “.3 stem-no Q1 i' 1
Post loud. it is l'acljr—x'f-d that the A would harp l‘ ‘~l'”rtl. Til-‘1‘ put-chasm] ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘1 r “ r 128.1
Rownytml (‘iril‘ Association may take
a. hand in 21111 solving tho situation. ’ E
‘
'l‘hc sully-rt ot‘ the sermon at “tel
Rowm'tou llaptls‘t Church Sundayl
- morning. May Cl. will be “Things"
w
. unlined to hold a. bazaar early in June
to raise funds for cam in ' ‘
mgr. p 1; this sum-
w:
_‘.’l‘akeneke road. cute-:1
.dlnner last eev
meart. direct
DARIEJV& mommy?
week-end in New York city.
301d.
now living in the “residence or Mrs. J.
Opting lbikea.
‘ ”Blanchard Hmch,
“the measles. is
Pertaining to the
The THU-it’ll". nor.
speak :n'l thp
gina at lu- in,
The Church B
12. noon. Christian Endeavor Service
at 7 n. m.. E. H. Evmy. leader. The
cvcnlng goarwl sorvlcc'with preaching
Kingdom of God."
Frank S. Clark will
Morning worship he'—
Daylight Saving Time.
by th ,q .~ , , . . The (‘hinrso Prim Mason's of'Xew , Pastor.
Th‘lrsjaVdes'annpgrin]Swinging:1:22;: York City haw bean whim! to the Singing—nJunlor choir.
. ~ ‘ . 1'u 1.. . .- . .- - -
study. prayer and praise begins at A"! or ”C’zrsums 5mm pum‘muon 01.192931».
8 o’clock. and the third chapter of the
book of Ruth will be the topic.
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Mia Theresa Hoyt is spending the;
Tro'wbrldge are "
Kr. and Mrs. James
Gillespie situated on the P031
Scouts of Noroton have
As yet no definite date has been
Mrs. Marshall P.‘ Richards. 0: the,
allied with a
nlng for Miss Lillmn‘
or of the Tom Thamb’
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The ‘Darien Girl Scouts of liar-1011‘
«at. this morning at 11 o’clock) with:
11' Captain Miss Parbara Weed to
' e preparation for Memorial.) Day.
er they started exit on one of their
‘ who has been ill
able to_ be about
11. Bruce Ethi'r
g “ ,
Tilt-y are to illiu' thc-irv
vicc- '
'50:) at onr- limp .
‘m-rrtmnnv was Celt-hmlud lust (’Vt‘llil‘lfl:
3in tho auditmium of the lmrlcn Centr-r;
:sclmcl. when Miss \‘r-ru Little. play-d1
,wlm pnrtrm'mi tho mit 01' the clarity-
i
" rnr illrir rffmz» W132 it is fi-lt that thin? rim: v". ‘1
i painted. 9.3:?)
1MP “ch00! "flows at . dancing; pavilion. and .‘llnnagpr Nt-xillp
year than ewr 'breforc.
a list in Tim Eucniue SPntinvl.
will arrive about 1.500 in number on
June 35.
which is probably without doubt the
. largest boat running to the park. will
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her legs from a spam model auto in which she had' been riding all nay long.
galoshes flopping abolitflour ankles last winter.
men. .Why don’t you write something funny about these {allows
in a, brook with—chant $95
aroun_d~their hips ?"
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It's perfectly” true. ‘w’h‘at’the young woman said. Men seem to be falling
for the fad of wearing boots again. and this may hévé something to do with
”ac wearing of kulckerbockers. Clammers set the fashion bs’ wearing their
boots along thefitrect, with the tops unstrfipp‘éd and swinging to and fro.
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the mud fiatsysounds like Banquo's Ghost. might have sounded.
“swls-s-sh" 'followcxi by “flank", and then a dull thud.
grave accompanies them.
pcliencc.
There is the
And the odor of the
To a person with imiiginauon it's a ,wonderful 2::-
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Jack ilcmpséy on his return said that the trip across was all rightflmt
on tin-1 trip hacks-uwcll. he'_‘alm’ost was converted to the lac-lief in Berth C0n~
trol.
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. ['p at the Wcsumrt Golf club some of the players are practicing girth
control or. at least. that‘s why they took up the gamé. they say.
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‘.
gct paid on Saturday. but‘thcn you start to think of all the things you have
lgot to do with your monéy. and hcforc you know it. it is gene. If anyone
do it in actuality and then bc cheerful—~we would like to met-t them. that’s all.
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XV'c mrt up against the professional diner the other evening. Went and
'llad dinner at. his home. This nian gout out to dinner: so much. his [Wife tom
:us. that he even li'aves :1 dime hour-Mb his plate when he cats at harms.
‘ 000 ‘
i “linillmry \Vas Motive Say Police." runs a headline in a “'cstcrn pant:
inbout the blowing upon or iwu 521263 and thc taking of 335.0th out in Cincin-
‘nati.’ Once in a while“ tlu- police happru to rc‘nlly come somcnlu-rc near the
mark. .
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. 'l‘hrv medical y‘agc of n near-lg; n: wspuxn-r scriously informs its rcndt-rs
jtlmt thcrc arc many habit forming drugs in common use. and names a num~
l
l
l
Whemupon tlit- sarcastic slmp hollowed: ”But thc rich 5:")
away for thi- summer.‘
.
“Huh." gruntcd mi» girl with the red rubbrr ear—rings. as she unpack-3d
- ”firm: fellows think, that you aremart, knocking us girls because we. were our
If you could see some of the
that go out
tworth or fishing tackle and wear lmots that flop“
In the still night air. the approach of a clammer who has bum working in;
Saturday is no day In: in; and be humorous. It really isn‘t. Truc. you
can spend thvir salary in mlvanccinimagination and thcn have m mnutjimi, ,
Reddy Fox and hits.
So often makes
t
Raid; Plan (31.221.13.431
By Thornton W. Burgess
Alas, alas. that want for, 11W
a clever sinner.
«Peter Rabbit.
”How one the children, my dear?!
" “it! Redd: Fox to aim Reddy, is he
mt her Miontside their home in
150014 Pm“ :90 . g; 18a M
“Militia a usual,” repi ‘ rs.
59.3% crassly. “Whnt div?
you ring home with you ion; “‘9’
“Nothing," replied Baldy. hen,
' min the look of disappointment on
Mrs. Lady's face he‘ hastened to add.
“but I have good news.”
“I never yet. got {at on news, either
good or bad,” retarted at”. Reddy
1 aharply. “If you would bring home 3
Rabbit. or 3 Chicken it weald count
"mrc with me than the best news it:
the World. News focal? fill the
em stomachs of it: e axes."
“thgt my éear, my dear,” Raddy
hustencd"to say, “this new: may mean
{all stomachs all araund by and by";
Mn. My sat down facing Ready. 3
“Well." 'said aha. “what 33 it? Ont‘
with it. I'm willing to listen to any-
thing that. promises a full stomach.”
Then Reddy told her all about 1:1:
s
V
“Of course,” said she, “there won’t _
be a clause to catch one of
those youngsters”
discovery that there had been a party
in the clover patch near the Old
Brita-patch. At first Mrs. Redd:- did,
!
Raddy toll! her that there ind Seen
five little 8:an and {car iltfléi
Chucks at. tint putty she licked her
It” hungribWShe thought right lawn:
of her own little Foxes and how mac}:
the would enjoy tender young 88th
or éhack.
“0! course." said she. “there won't
a chance to catch one of that}:
oungsters. That Old Brut-patch}:
{he worst ever. Probably those Rabbits
won’t poke their nears outside."
“They have done it. once. so why
shouldn’t they do it again?” replied
Roddy. “They must have laid arexalar;
arty there in that clover patch.
wing once been there. they
visit it again git. the very first chancc.;
Between us we ought to be able taég
catch aomcoi’ them." ;
“What do. on mean by between.3
i
viii e
fluid verv aha:- lv.
“I {nearly realign} Rcddy. “that. it
will bc almost. hopeless far either 62‘
m to try to catch them alone. But if
we work together I think we can incl
Johnny Chuck cad Peter Rabbit. 0:
i
count: they are the one: ‘
“his? iutrrwt is lmirirz ahou’n h)‘ ”H‘lways (E :ws imam throng frc-m thr-
imt’u‘lluul llifiniimr and. a ucw linckisurrom. ipg citivs to the pzéagurr'
stop'nas been built on the field. ' {war}; :15 it is vanguard mw of the:
1!
Tom Thumb evidently ‘could
wait until Junc- to be murricdmxpr ”in;
u
clul ()pt‘ling until tizc 2.1}: (25‘ this.
by ln’ris P-rngqt lwcvmuc the bride of
Thomas Thumb. Uti‘ character lining
play-ml by .Vv‘arrcu Smupiv. The 39%: 11 L
vlrvs was officiatml by Robert Elstcr
W’miumdcy vx‘t-niug.
Norm-aik. Residents ‘07:
man. 'l‘izr ("unit r svlmol mnlilorlum‘
was cnmz‘urmhll :mm {or the occasion.
Mis’s‘ .‘durial lira-3y :1 ivnclwr of the
(‘vutvr school null Miss 'thtV‘S} Hoyt
singing liizurtu' m‘ thv Dzlrirn school
:itn- IllZZl‘il rrmumpmlatim‘.
l‘nint JilnPISOfl usher“ ii Shut”? fim‘
mill rim.
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Mmmiai hay
wiJ b0 llisplaymi for the first time
tin/1: mason. and it is said that. the dis‘
:2": mix mcct with the Usual
3‘ ~x {2 ms: .,‘
m m1 rm: i‘l min. 'l‘lw wrt‘ormanrc hm: rttla'ld.’l"u‘ tmt will surpass all
\m~ $l\"‘fi mat—1' tin: ffleaiiivbs of Dar. ("m-rs r 1,... ‘llloitvrl. Anot‘zcr 6181
in.) xiv-tum»? Ifipisiflnnl rhurcli. Jam: 0: timworks ‘“till he enjoyed m;
1. Hi“ evening of June 1hr 20th. when
my...“ 1.2;”.
m. Dbpurtment was UV: 1‘: 1‘ rat‘- l‘nllcv department will
mum out shortly urn-r 2 o'clock this hon u .:.;;.r-~ :1? the park TO? the
mm'uinz to thc homo or Mr. and Mm. benefit 0'? ”1“ P9113101! fund. Th“
mum ll‘x'. v.1. rum-w :n‘cnilc. m (ax-tin- wgular urchrstm which is now all-
cunt: o by...“ wh‘mh it is lmliuvm‘l pf‘nrl"): will furni~h tho music for
sizulmi [in Hm m. liar. 'i‘iic tlltvntiml nfl'h“ 0“"“5‘0m
“in f“‘.1i .‘Vrv. WJC :ltti'nctlui by ”10'
curl! nf slTka‘” 9rd tlm crackling noisci
n!” wv-mi l~:l:_:yi'1:', :Hui 'll'“li illx'n-hirn‘
timl thm' lrcatrul the lrnul‘ilc. Mrs,
mx- sinful t‘u‘w i'r""*'22i3‘2: that “ill" inm—
age was slight. but had it nnt hm-n
I‘l-x ——"-
' llotmv Point. which is now arrayed
z in it: sumnwr {incl-y will lw thc ccnte‘vr
of attraction tomorrow. not only for
the rc‘mitlcnts of Norwalk and suburbia.
but also liccnusr- thc first excursion of
v
V g'l‘hc Call-«.lonian Club has made sev-
Paper-1111?)! rucr 1“ rvo ma n.
lircilatim’l«».\lariah Norwood.
. . , ‘Pizmo Salem—Miss Maxis C‘noymr
I“ 1-74.11. f 3’. . nts.‘ ,. u 'j
mi ”13“ mmnka ’ t G (\c ”WM 1 “0 ;lircitzatmrim-.\li$ Sarah Glover.
“ : Reading—..mlrmn Pollard.
Tim mark will not Mlchmtn its (“11- ‘I'Jurtwlliss (3mm: Mullnl and Sarah
ummin hut as special dancxrs‘ ari- Recitation—Miss Julia Anderson.
twin: held this evening: and ncxtgrtccitgitmumhilgs Elmrr Fmrman.
sgwcial trolluy t Recimilouwllim Gertrude. Ward.
WIWR‘I‘ by tllcCasmecticut cc‘mpany Solo—wflisaluax ti‘nthriucjoncs.
will bi: zlrovidcd for H’s- réaiifi‘nts crikflmitagionmmfimat (Yorécna't‘mcnts. .
i‘mrien and llcadlugw—Mrc. Robert Dunn. “
Slumt‘orl Vii! cifizui‘c at Rue-11.10:; . Echo Slalom~$lrngrunk Scott.
ficcitfitionem Frc‘ucrc .irmstcztd.
Recitatimw—Amoy Mullen.
SniMnthri'v llnnlzinr.
v-vcnlng fiwwcrks Rfadili
and Mrs,
C
Glover. T
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E
zmllrn. Mar} (”‘3‘ mcnt.
Committmn-«llliss Julia Andersen
lie-Ha Nxmzuo. ‘ 3i
where
Johnny Chuck will be sure to see
He probably will warn the others. I
will pretend not to pay any attention
to him, Then I will trot on taking
care 1:9 keep where he can see an
until I um far away. When I have
disappeared he will be sure that all
is safe. It shouldn‘t be long after
that before Polly Chuck brings the
Lhnby Chucks to get their supper.
likely iiuic Mrs.
lbahin over there else.
us?" asked rs. Raddy, making atgimgn
if m pt to establish
report in circulation hcrc.
“‘38? will be: in plum? so that work can
be :«iccumpiished with the. least nos-
Lihlv
”cord
Laugh Valley road for a strctch cl: :1
biek out. for. I propose that to~mcrrow
fare ageing!“ to thcjlmn-
y around '
on In so
,aml at _I through the grass to the‘
Old Brut-patch. i will come along
alter on the appetite side, the sick
e street clover patch . is.
me.
Very
Peter will bring her
you will
}here to do then will be to slip around
,the and of the Old Brian—patch and
at between it and those youngstens.”
Mn. Ready“; cyes sparkled. “It is
clever plan, Rcdgy.” said she. “I
k we can Work it nicely. l cer-
‘miniy would like to bring home three
or {out your:
We’ll try it. this very evening.”
Rabbits ‘or Chucks.
(Copyright. 292:, By T. w. Burma)
The next story: “The Swioiom
We mastic! Peter Rabbit.”
NEW Ham ROAD TO TRY
FOB max LAYING RECORD
May Elk—with an
a new world‘s
ccordin railroad. laying will he mall-c
Slaw ruvgx.
Sunday. May 23. wiwn tin? Nit-'3: York.
N: w
wt}, cudcavcr with a force of bf iweeu
Harm: and Hurtful-ti mill-cad
"9 and in“: men to trim." scum and
Ht-imif miles or track betwm-n Quin-
iciac and Wailiugford. acccrdincto
Rails and
lost motion.
at pmscnt
Thu track laying
in hf-id by tin;-
ttie more than three milcs.
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* PALACE ~ BOOTERY?
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
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and Tip. .............
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Smcked Horse Sandals and Pat. Sandals .2 . . ..... . . . . . $3.45 to $3.95
HOSIERY ALL
GRAY SPORT cxronns
In. Gray Buoktand Gray Horse ‘With Blink and White Apron
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$6.95
IIOIO‘I‘UICIIOII...
COLORS
the lmusa- last tall from George
Fhilr‘nt fwd luv:- been livingihero a
little lo.“ than a your.
ROTOEV. POINT.
The
(rat trips to the :park in previous
yum, tut uuon their arrival this time.
they will uudoubtcdly be surprised to
we the various new aitmcticmvwhlch
inclmln. the aerial swing and the new
shooting; gallery. The House of Fun
haw’lwcn dcmqlishcd and in its place
iiit‘ gain ry bRQ‘lwe1n_tlrcctetl.
harp
the bath
.vfnntlzi hc-r-n nmvly
loom-.9 and
SACRED noxcm'r.’ ' =1
Hayley is locklm: forward to a greater ‘ .11»
At (3cm Baptist Church. Sunday at.
3:30 p. nip-Row. H. R. Cooper. ‘
They Scripturo Paadinga—Mrs.
Recitation—~P‘rank Scott.
R. I). Cooke.
Ilecltatioumflcrnard Scott. 7
125 Waugh:
in size; in stock—.Our Prices Are Right
,1 .‘ . 1 _ Rasemd “ Brothers
Hudviam.and Hmefumishlngu
W;
* Hershfield Motcr
Transportation Co
Daily Service Between New York & N l f.
. 2 LONG DISTANCE TRUCKm
Tan Luge Trucks at Your Service for An ‘ G
. partition; Padded Van: for Furnitnn Work”
Mam Ofice, 26 Concord St. So. Norwalk, ph '
. flew York Office, 201 West 20th.. Phon. Chang:
«use .«i -~’
'5
It';
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”4"..-
Sounds nice and comfortable, hu: 2:1
called “easy chairs” have a mite «12‘ t .1. , 1
BUY A COSY CHAIR OF ['8
1112-41-14“ L*"’Sum;"’ an“ ing um ' ’ ' "
seat company in.
We have a big stock and no:
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.14 .‘l “Pm
i‘LU“
2-. c.1212 aver-mm
Exceptional Offer of
. -Street Suits
The Famous “Printzess” Blake
All Wool—Linings Guaranted Tm; Sézfiml‘s We“
$19.7S
:30 Vaiues
. GOLDEN’S
2% 68 Washington Street
Mf/fe’ffiifi’f/M " "
Regular $32.
Wffffl' .
. ,Paper—wJames Baynea.
The steamer "'ic Grand Republic" inecigation—Jennie, Murry.
.Rccitation—W’l‘iton Ecott.
.Recltation—lelton Mason.
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:f‘Kayser” Italian Sflk f?‘
/ UnderWear ‘ g
Hasybeen radically reduced by the'm'akers This ~
. 1 ., . - gives ms an o
portumty to otter these dainty underthings at the lowest price i:
many years.
.“Kayser” Killian Silk Vest; at
“Kayser Marvelfit”‘moomera a
"Rayner Marvelfii.” Bloomers, measurcuamy
. o
Thesc prices will more attractive to
good quality as well as good values. ’
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