pounce Li latL-r
“n
Mrs. Robert. Craymcr of Osborne
nvenue entertained friends from out
of town :11 her home yesterday.
usual Weekly meeting of the
udics' Aid Society of the East Ave-
nue M. ii. church is being held at. the
church this afternoon.
The
Jeremiah .‘chlone. oi’~ Van Zandt
street, who has been ill at his home.
has resumed his position as driver for
the Ludiow Hiking Company.
Mrs. M.zlcolm. McCloud :'01:} New
York cit}. formerly \liss Dorothy
Muir of the second district. wmnn Vis-
itor with l‘rlo uds l111'1- 1'1‘~ con: iv.
~~Special for Wednesday and Thurs-
day at 'the Ideal Market. Freah or
Corned Plato SC. Gem Bacon Squares
20¢, Hamburg Steak 18c.
in held by
llaSlell 111-: 1.01%? .“fi:
the int-mm is m m 's ‘lulv of the
Dust AH 1111- Ill. l.. 111111'L'h lust. t'\'." 11-
lng. “A ;;.1111L has l- 2411' 1111:“! fol
Saturday. 1111 uppuAfllJLlJl 11. lo be m:—
I'lluckhsh :11“ 511111.10 5w biting quite
freely -I ".111 hurimr .911]. thus»: fisil‘-i‘-
men \vh-v 1.1.19 1:111 '1 111:111L-r' to 1:0 out
for l.ll"lll I 1'-- '1-1511'1: - mil-Ll 111' tiwir l’L'l-
lows who hum to v...“ until Saturday
or Sunday in 1:0 fuelling. Quitr' largo
catches :1r1- Mills: l'-';-1_11'l.('-i.
'l‘hc yummauo- 5:111- planncd l'or
Thurxriny. l-‘111l.1;. :111-‘1 1411-‘1111lnx' 111' this
week In}: ll'l- 1111111‘11':; of tho \Vorn-
an'n Auxiliary 111‘ I"hri'~'t church has
been postpo'w-Ll. 11ml 1hu 1'r'm1lar meet-
ing of l‘ .‘1'1\;‘ ' will l'l' hrhl at the
church :11 2 o‘clock (l'. ‘1”.1.
l"11'1' l1'v.1ki11;: 111:1 1,31 :11" Hwavicw
avrnuv 1‘1111111 '.v~:v: .11y :11‘11-1'110011
Nauswl 1‘11-' .‘~l;1_\'limvw ' l':111'\tu.s to 1.11-
Immnmur 11 in -".t1".'1:i"l1 the 'l1lazv.
The llrL-mt'n u'L-rkmi ."111' 501111 H'lm' I10-
forc thL-y sulwi‘lmi tizw flxw which had
crept lint.» the pulse". 01 Ilt'3‘1‘li-i that
forms ”11' «lump.
The city of Nr .rll:. thl'ouuh the.
bridge ('(lllllllitlt‘l' hos mkrn (AL-1' the:
Ahthroiw l.1ml 1.nrl Lnihilucs 11% thr
first stop il1\\'llltlu 1131111111111: all 111' ill"
PTOP'WH' '111 ’l'-'" harlmi'141-1"atrie'uvlc'w
avenue 1'1'11' the r'vw pink lvizl'posew.
Th0 [1‘111191'1-1' “as Flv'l 1'1'1'-11ll\' :1t ”1"
office wl‘ Town (‘lerk lll‘l'llfll ll.
Smith.
'-SDE‘( 1:1] for \V">‘ll’lt-<1li!y and Thur?-
day at the Ideal .‘l..1'kt. Fri-sh or
Cornml PM“! W (lem Bacon Squares
20c,ll11111bu1g Sttak 130'.
(‘1'11111 illl'.’fl H.111 .1 lzizzlmzn at
the runny” zu-wti 1'.: it“? :ilzbl T"Pl‘(‘-
rentvvi ll't' Swall'lu‘tlrl ul‘ t‘u 11..»111111501'
ill” 'l'hi'»! \V-lni ‘.'.h:'l l‘." l'mk lho»
ixtnml 1L; .- 11:111111: '1""111'I‘:111' 1:913
1_urL~ .YIL1'1L11 l'. tip .; for .L public
park w 1&- .»1..- 111 th-' ”acct things that
eculLLl-v 11"11' by 1*.11 12- 51-11? :‘rlmlnls-
1rntio.1 fill'l That. 12 ' :11! improvi-
men! that 1‘\'~'l‘\.'llll“ 1.1 the
slrous of swing.
There is come 31' min: rut expressed
that thc mum of Cal 1' Pastule Beach
be chungu] lo l.lililo\\’ l'ark. “hell it
in taken (111 r h). the ,Lity thus paying
some honor in flogmr l.tlrllr1\‘:. It is
doubtful HOWPLPF. i1 tl11 Lz-l‘catlr mass
of the [W‘oplv V
the chance. 1'11” l‘nfi'turo lunch is a
name that is '111111111. and is rL-minis-
cent of the old 11.15:: of Norwalk. and
should i‘t‘ kept.
R0 WA YTON
(‘l'\.’ was (L'-
Rev. 1.10“ 11 is nearlx complo-md
Mrs. l:. 11711119111 (2:10ng of M1 Kinlcy
Place was 11 visitor out: (11 touu to-
day.
The LadiL-s‘ Aid Society of the Rn-
wnyton Methodist rnl't ‘
at 1:3(‘1 L‘or sewing.
The new lumgnlou that is bring“
Framed by (lwlrg‘L- [unis 01' “est Sidd-
avenue 1! lll'ill’ completion.
‘d
Captain Andre-w Mills. 01' lloway-
ton avenm. :1ch (ill) launchcs an—
other boat that has b1 (—11 stored for
the wintL r.
At a root 11t social Lunt in the
community at which Illuyor Calvin l.. 4
Barton was present he stated that the
concrete road would be completed by
June lst l rom ull appearances this
morning there is ex or}: reason to he—
]ieve that the road will be ready for
u. by that date.
The Ilowayton Hose company is
contemplating holding a. carnisal thi!
season. but as 31-: nothing definite
has been lLarnLd. w hen the com-
pany holds it's next meeting in June
the subject will be brought up for Lin
cannon. It is hopul that a.
mom lens as possible will‘
at this meeting. he presaent
DARIEN& N OROTON
-——_.__
Under the supervision of Charlesi
Bumpt'. Brookside avenue. is being- .~
scraped and lolled l 'WATERBURY. May 24. —-The C011-
The first set of the season wan play-
ed yesterday afternoon on the tennls
court of the Congregational church.
Dr.‘and Mrs. Harold Mixsell and
chlldren. of New York city. are now
at their summer residence on Butler's
‘mu
The Church Aid Soc
Pmbnr- flan cnurch 113010 a dinner
Nady eevnlng in the Sunday mhoo l
rooms.
The'Wolf Cub pack of Norman will
this evcning in their club room
to}: liar: plans for Memorial Day
wté‘hiade.
'- rim Sc'wtman' William Peaston
has mfé‘url the jufy list {or Dm'ien.
BM“. 1:1 composed of 48 names -‘The‘
1‘ enacted are principally brokers
and business men of the town.
Y a
Arletl-ioufh there has been quite a
, :1 arm as to the Mai on“
“than: learned lam. mg. 11.
utive o! the Emmm
. S
'ithé All” !\'\lllL:
The 710"“ that F M Hln“ huilt 11v thé ing 11.. <1 house 3 \\ .Ls Hindi I \1 lusiu i3, luas frv 1:11! that the accident was un-
this afternoon.
. . l
1.! thoF‘lm.'o
'Iuie yesterday. ninety per cent opposed
[the wage change. while the entire
every imam. -
The Young Pébpl'e’s‘ Missionary So:
clety of the Congregational church wil'
hold a meeting Friday evening at thL
home of Miss Florence Gillette. Brook
side avenue.
As the Evening Sentinel will be a
morning publication on Memorial Day
please send or ’phone all new: items to
our Darien office not later than 5
o'clock Monday evening.
A sptcial town rue-(ting has beer
r'allrul for thc etEillilf" of Thursday.
.l:i1L ht As yet, the comp-let: call
‘45 111i lwr'n nnnuonced but among
till 1111115 will he the ivnprzneml nt 02
1‘ In. m liond .-t Tckmieke. AL 2L
1.«"111:;' ol‘ the lionrxi of Finance or-
i'.’
\30' ’ "v. the boar”. appropriatr'c‘.
$9. ' 1. tor the improve“ cut of thw-
highway mentionel The roa-l will he
oil ‘wt 1 'uinon s ps-nelralinn :naoulam
1-_.::nmvn--1_~iu: :11 the 1:.tr1c tion 1: ihr
'nt road .11. vi Hos: hill to Plestor
(‘qtl‘
-ox':'..-:'. {his is in lim- with th: he:
Hi. 1-nl rr'nLl improvement for this
'5 11111 recently voted for at 11 tm". ~.
1‘- -~21 L. 'l‘h 1 financing or this im~
1h1\‘1~'2lll 5173””! is 1’I'CL1'tlm-‘mlL-«l l,\'
111p 1'3 3'1 he in three serial notes:
«ii 3:; ml-‘iwuch. :‘Eru'rzugg a period of
' '1
31m:
- 1 1
mt :1 spmi'ial niv-L'tirzg of the Ernest
sexton Pest. NOEL-1. American l.L-;:L)n
ml 51.11'101'. :1131113 «'1 1'1' made for Alu-
lunr'i.1| imv. Th: w-rx'ia'es this yL-pr
at if} Ofclgck in tlgg’mornin."
American Legion. :Gll’l
and :1 Land; tl‘crc—
R. ‘at
will s‘urt
\Vl'H'u Villll thw-
Scouh lio: Sumts
maini r1" numbers of the G
1mm, will march 'through
111'] Scouts they devoted
llllln t-'\\‘.1rvi< making elu.
Follow.
the F‘aricu
11111141 or "1v
urination" 5-11' -‘ “Tl"??-
thi-su
exhihi i '111
1 __ __..__~._
~ f BELL ISLAND
1
'15 fe‘lv Leyla :Lgo the rem-l: MS of Be
1
nel'r r lw liL \L Li that the propl 1'tv luring
South limu'h road would ever he dc-
\'L'i(.1l="'l. hut today. howm'L-r. then- are
1111..» lmtlsws complued and complete-
ly 1’111':;i~l'.wi. two (11‘ which have been
il'i'fllul 1111‘ Hi" M11501].
owm-r null luildr-r and
211.110.111u'n1111t concern-
L rimmi: :2
to th- ;l\"1'11122 >«11linrl ye~sti1'1l.11.NinL>;
{morn huuxw .xill ‘1
1‘1 alch l'f'ud and {Hill on Summit :i\?-i
lorrnm d 1
:lhrf'l 1w t .11' l allructixc exterior d! . Set Tram Car on Fire ‘
Enur. 'l.‘ c lucpgrtv “ill in:
coraiions.su1‘h as scrnhilcfl and,
110111er beds. will be plautcd.
tewis N. Shour. of 87th street and
Cehtral Park “1'.-st .\L w Y ork city. 1105‘
rcnlLd one 01 the houses fol the sen-
son and will move into the place on
Saturday. llvnning ll. lorgstellt. of
North Broadway. Yonkers. N. Y.. has
rcutml the other house which is com-i
pldu-d. Air. and Mrs. llorg‘stedt mo’ved
inllo tho leL lling today. Although thé
exact round has not lmen learned it is-
stated that they are in the immediate
vicinity of $1.:1‘4U a season.
._l——-.
The ArchibaldSrllwyu property will I,
he owned sho-tly in Mrs. Selwwi and
la'milv. Bl1uSLlWr1l sails 011 Saturday"
for Europe. with Berlin as his objec—
tiv point. He is to bring back a new
pl 3' the title of which in German in
“ Die NVumlerlichen Geschichten Lies
Knpellmelstcrs lsre1slcr " According
to all information on the subject how—
exe‘r he title will he changed to “The
M stsrious Affair" when it is
pr‘ duccd hereA
lllflLlEYMEN WANT
l 1 WAIiES lllil’l lll’
.necticut Company a proposal of a ten
per cent decrease in the present wage
scale has been defeated by a vote of
’the trolleymen here. it was learned to—
.day. The ballots have been taken to
New Hmen. but the figures are kept
secret' for the present. Trolleymen
lure say the \ote against acceptance
of the proposal was more than two to
lone
EW BRITAIN.‘ May 245—11 is un-
lally reported that of the eighty
trolleymen in this _city who voted: for
the proposed u age and working sched-
membership \ etc 11 solidly for the
working agreement. .
MERIDEN. May “etc—No definite
figures could be secured here today on
thcxesult of the balloting of the Meri-
thL SnlLli. 1s
Lindun .11 (12“. , in thr gram 5 of thL oll
soldil-rs who-11 Amm'itnn flags and
ilmvmw wil 1.11 ultn‘cwi. Post (.Uill-
manner H11" 1't l'iv'hchlc announced”
this lll'lt‘llllTZ that :1 firing c-mad and
color guard \\ .l‘1 he provided for l1\' ”:1
American lv':iL111. .‘L1 1' rr-rcnl meet of
in: the sw-rvlcv-s ut In: crmcwrv. tin-
111'L'w--~-':inn wzll 1'4th 10 the soldier’s
theme.
' ROTOV P01 \T
i
1
..\nml..~r {er-flllil‘lllf lemcb “ill lu
lullcl t :1: -'\ti‘.‘12‘.2‘ -t .i‘n' pnl‘k ‘t‘l'll
llé‘fiim‘x orclimlru lllrillsllll‘lfl thi'
{2111' 1
H‘lm -'-'.11'11: of .‘lIllll‘lliill liny :11
llolrm 1 .1inl '11'1-< ‘\t"'l‘ \Vi‘l Trtlmiliy
)1;- nn» zll'nt xvii! 1~I"'Lr lvo .‘nrl'nltr-r‘
h“: lljnm' \L'ln 'L-itnn'asr the vii-21311.}: ,LK
11"r~a\'41"1~< Mnrlsu'w' \‘i-H'Ev llzix'Lw
e‘V(1|vl ‘41}:‘13‘ .1 .«1-9 Lil-~- lllnl l':1‘~'
l'l"\-»l‘ ‘.>- vn “"13?“ «er-1‘. in ['11‘5 ru-l't'u'm 11‘ =
the country: will lm the maid watuir‘.
n'fitlu- ' 211K. _\'t'>m'.11.:h Tx‘iasznrn
“,l‘Hs 'g..1-l1.1:1~3111'.‘{l‘ '1'? "24' “.11“:
r11'r\"1'>':~' \' 1."~ U". ":11:ch . !:<' i.“
L'rr‘nl’islvhf 1'.: ~.L\'i 1: H1111 l’l: is th
l:1l":".~:' in iv fibrin“ i. i! will Our-
1. r: :1 '-1' '15 7" Ant. \‘.'L11';L is 1~L".‘.
1111311' ' fur lhw 'Crul'ni' {1:111 oi" thin
in Norwalk would favor Lonr: island Sound which is known as.
.. concussirn c" the brain.
(3‘11: (1_\1'101llllvilt was started by “It
' 111 L211 Ll on South 1 cidcut
' ST. LOUIS. Mo..‘May 23.——-—‘S‘ex limin-
tatlonl in the modicukpcotesflon will
vanish in a few years. and the time is
coming when every community will
cl}: Dr. . Gmcer~
el’écutsgof .tl‘fé’Médi
{low
or zations meetingwéln connection
.the Comentlonuog; the kmerican
Medical Association: silo today
Dr. Kimball said that “today it
takes about twice as muéh- ability and
tioti as for a man. "but all that is
changing
“omen will poster Lwomnwphgplcian
to a man. Given the some-.scientific
background. the balancefi willrbe in 18.-
\or of the woman phvsiclan. "
There is no profession outside oi
motherhood that otters the tremendous
opportunity for service to humanity
that the practice of medicine does."
declared Dr. Elizalnth llasg. retiring
president of the organization. She is
Professor of Clinical Disease‘srof Tu.
lane l‘niversity. New Orleans. ‘
Nine of. every one tliousand.~babies
before reaching the first year.
hecnusc of impure milk. Dr
\Valton. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
snid lws'ore a joint meeting 11.: the
American Association Medical Milk
Commls-iiom'rs and the ccrtilled Milk
l‘rmlucers' Association of America.
Dr. “2111011 stale-l lilat fifty-om.) per-
die
chiefly
“'11le i".
covernlng body of the American Merli-
cul Asmcintinn. contiuucd to rcccive
and discuss committee reports and re-
solutione.
TUR
‘.
Eli PROPERTY
t
Continued from first Page.
l":1111l\'L'1\\'ltz who hut-«1 :(“llfll‘iilvd from
h :- l'uslv'LnLi. mortgaged the property
in question in her brother. A. Cohen.
Alluru- :1' i'uul R. Cmmu'l'y run-'-
N‘llL’i’ "11215111' Ireland 111 tho
“1.th ‘11: HUI noble to lilo Juno lrrm
oi th Supeiior court.
”(in 1111115“: 01
l-‘1"1nk11\\il7. to his
i'mlr months 01 the
bankruptcy
iilfllit'd.
1hr prom-1t} by
wife was within
bankrupt action.
L'nvs such an
-_.-..-... .. - ...... .
:md 11:11111'
‘nelinn tum hu
1
:L'r‘lx' l1» raid and his wire: put in aimut
SUN. .\1 ‘th Fair of the stock 111‘ the
lf‘mi' hivla‘, lust Sntuhlny. only about
1:3 4.": \'.'1'.\' 1'.":1l'.'.".5'ri.’ l"1'u11lmit‘ilz,' if the
l'1‘11iot l1- l'.1\:1rul1le t9, Attnl'no'vt
link. :1! wl‘l lm able to “-1111: 11m
lcluim-z, il in ~:1"l. ’l‘horc wcre .1 1mm-
,‘wv n1 11111111111211113 mnlc on the prop-
( 1t\' l11 11m slinn
j .-
WIN VNIPAUK BOY
STRUCK BY AUTO
Islinxd and s'll‘xolindlrfi; c‘omn‘l‘tlnl'tixsli
1 (Continued from. First Page)
1
road .piflwd thc la'l up :1 ml accompmv;
iml ln' Patrolman llorncyrtook him to
the Norwnlk Hospital. where Dr. “'il-‘
lium Tracey. Jr.. was called in. He-
found that the boy was suffering from
Scotir‘Ll wu'z taken to the uptown.
policc 9h: ini 'here he was later re-
leased on his ow r1 recogniéance when it ‘
.o'ller witness to the ac-
of
'nokl 1'» v .-‘\
was Kenneth
Lawndcs in 9.11110
1
Young.
Rushedfl‘hrough Streets'
(Continued from First Page).
l'lster. L)’Kell,v. who was taken at,
(Tlaudy;_near Londouderry. was a resi-
dent of the. United States until three
yearn ago. ’
\Vhen the raiding police visited the
residence or J Murphy. :1 teacher. at
Garmgh. County Londonderr'v. there
was no response to their
Murphy. howe.'er. was afterwards ob- '
sened on the roof. 1 ponihis refusal
to descend the police opened fire.
wounding him in the shoulder. He is
i
1,300 GALLONS or CIDER
AND RED WINE SEIZED
now in the hospital at Colemln.
This morning Realism), was-fined $7
and costs. \V'hen'he was arrested last:
night and was brought to headquart-
ers. he was so smeared with wine,
that it looked as though he was bleed-I
ing from cuts and some excitement
ensued when this mistake was made.
STRANGER STOLE TAXI CAB.
2 NEW LONDON. May 24.—W1111am
Curtin. taxi driver. engaged to. take
a stranger from here to Mystic late in
the night and after reaching a spot in
the woods was attacked by his pas-
SL-nger and alter being dazed by blows.
led into the woods and left while his
passenger drove off with the automo-
bile: \Vesterly, R.'I., police say the '
thlet'a description answers that or a.
man reputed to be in the automobile
recognize the need of women plush!
on?“ '
industry. for a. woman to: $37111 recogni-i
and in the future I believe'
cent. or all Cflsws‘ ol’ tulmrculosis wasi
tracmllxlc to impure milk. ‘
'l‘mlnx' the ”011517 0‘7 l’lclegais's. tilt“
Lit'llon '
l
Frankowitz ha: '
:11: \ quitf.‘ 0! about $3."'“” in thé prop-g
tion, 011.5 of a group 6! medical ‘
OVER TO HIS WIFE
l . .
summons. ‘ ‘
Continued from mm Pup... f I
Aw" .
The Disappointinent of er's. Roddy
By.._Thornton, W. Burgess
i)*
’T’is whén yo'z’r e
.. of a thing
You most fut” Wntlnent’s sting.
3:”?
The only thing in this world
3 sure is that; nothing is sure.
ask Mrs. Roddy Fox. You ask Reddfirg;
All of. them
They
Jim" band it out in the greatest of
{full schools, the school of experience.
You ask Peter Rabbzt.
will tell you that that is true
Baldy and Mrs. Roddy were
that Johnny and Polly Chuck,
lived on the edge of the dear
'Briar-patch, and Peter Rabbit
Mrs. Peter who lived in the
01d Exist-patch,
‘mose .hlld found =‘tlzc scent of
tie Rabbit; and littlc Chucks in the
patch of swaet clover :1 little wnj' out-
side the dear Old Brim" match had he
Of course. be bid
told Mr: Roddy what he had found
“They don‘t know that I know
been near there.
out.
anything about their babieis"
Roddy “Of course. they think
I dent know
is to keen them thinking that."
“Quite right; Redo uite right":
Ell keep away ? R dd?-
Lverythlng worked just as Roddy
had 1:. ‘anned until
‘ just as Mrs. Reddy pee‘pcd around the
. end of the dear Old Briarqlatch. She
1 could see Johnny Chuck si ting up
very straight on his doorstep watch-
jing Roddy, who had almost reached
see
l‘olly Chuck and Mrs. Peter sitting up
also
she
replied Mrs. Reddv. "iVe'
from there for a few day.s Well not;
let them get. so much as a glimpse.
of us, and perhaps. in a way,
will forget all about us.”
ow clever as they 8". Reddy and
They
By staying away
so u to make Peter and Johnny Chuck L
unsuspicious they really milde Peter1
Had thev come prowling
nround the den- Old Blur Pate}! just .
as ’often as and. Peter wouldn‘ t
have thought about them so much. .
1 was because they stayed stay.
Mrs. Roddy do tnxke mistakes.
made one this time.
suspicious.
couldn't possibly
suspect. them of hating any unusual
h 1399“?“ in the dear Old Briar patch.
-Not since Reddv'é sharp little black
What. we want to do
—-Mrs. Raddy.
Vr
tho!
Y on
1“ 1' ..
sure
who
Old
and
dear
ll 1.-
said
that replied Mrs. Reddy
“Quite right, Reddy, quite fight,”
and Mrs. Reddv
they'
the hreen Forest. Sl-e could
sweet clover.
Befit of all,
Fronld see four little Chucks and live
'little Rabbits nibbling sweet cloé'rc
in the patch of
iwntcliing Reddx.
M long that “Peter begun to suspect l tie Jaws 8°-
: trick.
So it was that: when late (monitor-1 Reddy
1 “it was a great plan thought Mrs.
as she pnpmul to
Bria: patch while they were watching
as fast as they could make their lit-
519111
Mon erdy appeared in the distance around the end of the Old Briaru
and without once looking toward the patch and down to a p01 in {mm
dear Old BriBr-patch trotted 03‘ tO-lwhich she could rut}; between the
ward the Green Forest
more suspicious than ever.
‘ Roddy
Y ou seer ,
clover. “in just a
Peter hnd slipped back through the dear‘ and Rabbits "
. Old Brian-patch to the other
for it. had popped into his bend
it. was on tint side that. danger; sum ”also
might. be.
\ow it had seemed to Roddy
Mm Reddv that their plan was a
very good plan. all the better because:
it was :1 very simple plan
Chuck and Peter
Thump!
5““? Thump! Thump!
little \Irs. PL-tcr
that ’ new that thump
hits and started them
and
tie legs could g The
little
ahead of her. Mrs.
Peter wasrBrigr- patch and the patch of sweet
few minutes I’ll
“as ocerdninlz matters; 80 hove some of those young Chucks
At the
n1 to those live little Rab-
for the dear
Old Brian patch as fast as their lit.-
ins-taut sake
started Polly Chuck did the same
Reddy 3
was to show hi mac-if so that Johnny . thing, hurrying the
Rabbit and Polly:
Chucks .
Roddy leaped
forward. but she was juEt too lute. '
Cnuck ““1 M“- P't‘e’ ”mum 5" Never in all her life had she land I
him. He was to trot over to
Green Forest.
pic!) a
sweet clover she
While he was doing
this Mn. Roddy was to steal around‘
on the back side of the Old Brim-.1
n8 creep around'thc end. Then;
{the Chuck family and the Rabbit
inmily were over in the patch of
would hove I
"‘9" renter disappointment
eter who 21nd disappointed her.
signal.
(Copyright 193... by ‘l‘. W. Bum)
chute. to get between them lid tho for Nothing."
And it no
It
was he who had given the danger
The next story: “Raddy Fox Works
""Hérshfield. M011}?
Transportation Co
Daily Service Betw een N ew York & N0
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING " 3
ran Large hack: at Your Service tor All
Kinds “BIL
Won; Padded Van: for Furniture Work '
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St., So. Vorwalk,
New York 0&51’01 West 201111.. Phone Chen“ 30M
WT :Ete
A seasonnhle showing
Footwear
of smart summery nmdels in all
White‘and trimmed patterns. .
For the ligrd-to-fit foot We have the Vsu1all¢sizcs and large
sizes ;
narrow widths and Wide widths.
Styles for Men, Women and Children.
Milton. Elwéu
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
122 Washington Street '
South Norwalk
Poultry 4. ’_ Wire N ettm' ’ g
All Stalin stock-4111- rm 4:. Right
Rosenfield Brothers
Him and Win-aiming: .
125 Washinflton Street, Phone 340, Free Debra-y
'5
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Sounds nice and comfortable, but .1"
called “easy chairs” have a mite C1: L'"T":‘:.Z~i‘i 1:1 :th
BUY A COSY CHAIR ()l" l"
And you’ll have something that3
‘ seat company in.
We have a big stock and not ac
l'.: 2i 3 {1‘1de [0
70- 72 Vorth Main Street f
fl ‘
Exceptional Offer of A
Street Suits
.The Famous “Printzess" )lake . {r F
L 1‘"
All Wool—Linings Guaranted Two Se L1; 5 ;1;'>: Wear
I H
$ 1 9 . 75
.
‘Regnlaii $32.30 Values
OLDEN’S '
68 Washington Street
xxw/x/m
krtealing business. ._ L - *
LECI‘URE ON DEMAND.-
.An unusual lectulre-t'eqoiml entitled «
“Blrdland” was held at tile South Nor- ,
walk M. E. church lint evenlnpi
Edward Axis, lecturer. bird mimic and
violinist. A delighted the my bird-i
loxers of. Norwal 330 attended the
affair. Mr. Avis
35mm:- Msel'eral {
records of bird song: aifor the Col
Graphophone Co. and is‘ ' in
E
ual. talent. Dru ~ .. J
don trolleymén. llast evening, on the
wage situation. but current reports
and that: the motor-men. and conductors
afinbk‘t unanirrmusly voted to fibrin
dam the) propbsal ‘of the Connecticut
company for a cut of .flv’e cents an
1!:er their DRY»
i.
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mom.
PRESTWICK. Eng, 3,
anointed Pica Edna; mgfyvgwm (”0"
umber attire Gummmw
inn: .:S m of '
throughout the cogntry for his mm.3 j .
Philadelphia Diamond
Grid Batteries ' -
move»: GUARANLEg,
ALL MAKBS REPAI ED AND RECHARQEIY
HARRY DUFF, 8' Union St., So. Nor-war
Formerly with Exiu Balm-y. ennui small:
11' m TROUBLE CALL 470
T- By.
F.H.Nash
THE NASH, RAYMWD 8: DEAN GO
mow. 6001 Work at ”a” Iair Fri»
' , Red Star Vapbr Oil Stoves
chkless burner ’and other Exclusive. features
patents. 3 and 4 burner models with or without ovens.
pmtcviv i -"
l
Perfection Oil Cookers, Too 2
A Big Stock of Porch and Cottage Furnituie
\ -
ymond En? Son
, FUNERAL moisten
nonWlLI-S
7' > A RIGHT THVIE -
-: ALL THE TIME
m fl"! 313719686 'of any Watch or Clock is to keep accuux
W
303’ mill: iii your l: m dépenda‘blé?
‘ selectedufor- their timekeepini—
All" our unwarm
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