m a! 8 o'clock.
. ’ *l‘he aflair will start at 5%
Van Zandt
“Isa Nellie Bibby of
Rye Beach.
street was a visitor at
N. Y.. yésterday.
1. Davidson of
taken a position as pollshcr at the
Nor-walk Lock company’s plant.
illarry Rider and family of 201
Jam. nvcnuc left today for a two
weeks' visit out of town.
A hargn load of cement was taken
to tin.- lushop & Lyrics dock Saturday
nfk‘l noon by the iligginson Bros. tug,
No. 4.
Miss-z lluuny Glendon who spent the
w(‘(‘k*(‘llél with rvlnthcs in Port
Clipslc-r rciurncvl i0 hrr hOan‘ on Van
Zum‘li sircvt today.
'l'llc lllrcc-nmsld pulp sclloonm‘
“i“rmlcrick ll." \vns lowcd up llarlmr
in llu- St. Clr-orge;',< i‘ulxcr company"!
docks. Saturday by the tug. Thr-odorc
fimith.
Mr .umers, .lamvs ill) icy of Law.
rcncc. Muss. lmw‘ :vturmul to
homo gill-r .‘l Vigil with Mr. Hill! Mrs.
Richard Maud of Clmrlcs sll‘rcl.
Tho ustun‘. uuwllvrr of tho
’myx' cluil
of llu» linsl mum-3 M. l). church will out of tilingrounnl. throwing 11. against
in: hcld tomorrow owning: :xt tilt" t-w trolley wirc. Another » tree in
church. from of" the llnwayion school was
drum: by lightning and the highway
Mr. and Mrs. Sit'llhi'll Ntrno hm'c was covm'wl for c. considerable length
mun-ti from tho Sm‘nm-l district to Hic-
corncr of Fort Point slrcrt
’borm- nvcnuc.
‘Mrs. Lon Davis of Hawaii sirm-l “2'”
mm of thr- Klimlkr'r‘: :ll lhn lull—liar con-
.fcrlmcc of Ill-ruihliczm womcu. llcld at
”if“ Allyn Hruls‘v. Hurll‘mrl. on Fri-ill}:
of last “01‘“.
Bliss Man}: (i. liivlv r of liusl nrc'lul.
a grmlmliv n!‘ \i'lll‘ll llnlulkv "HEYWU.
an. South llmuoy. llzmfi, “mom no
fc-uuinn of lll'l‘ clam .:1 law mw‘l. u on
Friday and Fulurlhx:
A good altcmlunce “as haul
strawhcrrx l‘l-sliull lull Ill"
:Ulsralccs nl' liw Sll':- ;~‘ serim'ul nz'. lin-
fiwcdish (‘nngrvmltinnrll church at (hr.-
church on Silllll'ilfll' t \‘I‘lllllg.
:lt
tunic;
llll”
110$er \Vuhslm- mill Sir-whorls, who
harr- mmlr liwil' humus in (NV?
0" HH‘ pl'nwlsawl Snlxivw zlw-ulzn park
m‘lc for n umullm‘ or 3'4'5ll‘k. lulw- rc—
nml'P-i till-ir rvsillvtmm in tin-
district.
l.
«.‘v
ilnp
Rv'cou-l
Mr. and Mrs. Charla-s Kuch have
mkcn up lilt-ir rI-sidr-ncv {ll lhvir new
homo. East :lVf’llllI’ {lllli Myrtle sin-cl
him .‘anlvr SH} n- 02' Fourth Strf'k‘t
hm: rcluruml in il‘ r lmmv rzl‘lr’r r» Vis-
it Will: rr'lntix'cs in l‘nn'lrlu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and family
of Lihcrty Squarc Worn visitors in
Now York yt-stcrday, and witnessed
considcrnlilc of tho damage done by
1119 storm lhcrv. 'l‘hcy \‘isilwl in the
Bronx and at City Island.
(Thildrl‘ll's Day scrviccs were hé=ld
a! “Mac local churches yostcrday. Willi
a good allvndnncc. The program of
Vibe cxcrciscs at. the Advent Chrlslizill
church was published in Saturdnv’s
paper. '
Mrs. lV. ll. Austin or Sonvicw m‘c-
nae will culcriain tho mcmhr‘rs of thr-
Wcrncn's Association of tho South
Norwnlk Baptist church at her home
an W’cdncsdny at an allqlay srxu'lnp‘
mien.
Members of the Epwoflh
will enjoy a moonlight sail
Captain Fred Lovcjoy's
"Piling. (llq- [truly in
Washington slrccl dr
Lt-agnn ‘
aboard V
craft this!
lcnvc from the!
“W public dock
'l'hc Vl’omcu's Forcign Missionary;
Boeicty of thc East avenue M. E.
church will hold its regular monthlv
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. N.
‘Paddock Sr-uviow nvcnuc. tomorrow
cunning at 8 o'clock (D. T.).
9
Cal! Pasture Beach was again a:
popular p‘lacc youts-rday as well as on
Qatar-day. thorn lining numnrous au-
Mobile portion and also hl-lhcrs at
the park. If hath houses were but
mllablc thcre would b? still mull.-
more people prE‘sPnt.
..__._
The holy family. the McLarcu
Ily and the Pcrino l
ed a! Flor-Inn‘s 1"
summer. whilo
drawn. fikofields.
Hopkins and (‘r:
their homes at
fflm- '
amily have arrivo'
(lint m spcml lhcz
tho Lyhrnnds. An-'
Maxwells. \Varings.
vwfords are occupying
Shorchavcn.
”embers of thv Mayflower
and Ladder company will meet at the
quarters on Van Kan-it sire-cl. this
evening. thn a number of matters
will comc no for discussion hv the.
members. The company has volod to
so to Mount Vernon on tho 22nd of
June to take part in the parade there.
Hook
George David Nash of Strawberrv
Hm avenue. and Elizabeth 'Lassu werc
married on Friday evening of last
took at the parsonage of the South
Norwalk Methodist church by the
Rev. John J. Sngycdi.zthe pastor. The
couple were attoudéd by friends. They
are to make their home on @tra
p . wb
Bill avenue. erry
, A birthday social and entertainment.
"to which all mcmbera of the urish
are cordially invited. will he hold on
Wednesday evening of this week at
tam-m church. when the Women’s
.A‘urxlliary will cclchratc‘ its “birthday."
o’clock (f).
‘53. and unenjoyable evening is plan-
nud. ‘1'an will be no meeting of the
milky-y on Thursday.
7 Members of the Wheel club did not
.bold any regular outing yesterday.
”meetings to arrange for an outing hav—
1: been postponed during {he wcok
use of the heat and because the
‘ bets did 'not care to gather to
mm and think up a place to visit.
in very prohahlo. howver. that they
r: fake a ride next Sunday. the place
collimation to be announced later.
Hum “‘14.... ,
, . “M an experienced
. - ”3““th deans mm.
- carves, um "um '
but, we think]?
Cove avenue has
thl‘ir
mu] “8— ‘
I
‘ill‘lll‘fl “us rvndm‘ml last night at
J.
i ‘ [1'30er ‘
place. entertained friends from out or
town yesterday afternoon.
m
Miss Agnes Heckbart and Miss
Louise Wolgnsi, of Mei-idem spent the
week-end with friends here.
llr. C. l". Chaddcrton and family,
A“ T-wa York city. hail?" rented the
Frank B. \Villlamson place on West
Side: avenue for the season.
James J. Brennan. of 'Crockett
sirect, is in New York city -today.
making necessary preparations for
live Mardi Gras to Dc held at Boron
Point tomorrow evening by Michael
Di \‘ilo's orchestra.
In‘lhc rcal cslnie transactions 0:
tho Vock \‘llich have rcccntly been re-
corded is tho purchase by Mrs.
licnorc \Villsie of the house which
shn has he?“ occupying in Tokcneke
(in. the shore front. This was former-
l;: the Pope estzitc. The transaction
is cslimutcwl at between $40,000 and
sml‘e’mu,
’l’ilc electrical slorni played its part
in lcmvnyton ycsélvr'lny. A trr-c ad—
joining l‘nc property 01' Mr. and Mrs.
H; rr}, Tieboul was torn completely
of limv- “Uh its branches.
Evy utrlicc was crippclxl
1“. u :l half hour. ’
The trol-
"for more
4
v
rw
.L
halal: Children‘s
Yv-ctr-rvlny day it
was ohsr-rvrx-«l in the local churches
with npprrrprialv vxcrciscs. The fol-
lowim: program was given in the
lif)1‘a'il_\l(lll lizlwiwl church: ‘
.\ Glorious Day.
Chm-us. Lislm in the Song“-
Sl'llnul.
lirizxmlgviw- Jir‘aliiug.
l’lu‘lyo 1'.
Hm... l'!~;n;iiful [town—(.iroup of
Alina
Pulling firmly for Children's Day
.- llorci lay Alhrccht.
I’7.m'l::=. ‘4le
livip lo ,.
\‘fnl'isi~-‘S(‘lit;)€)l.
Out in lhc (Iomliry—~Mnrion Rich<
mmld.
:1 Happy
. “ll" lixlrlc Sicut‘ns.
Lilllv \Vorkcrs—A group of chil-
«llv’ll.
Thmn 337. Tunc Marlyn—Congre-
{ration
.\ ihcl:l!'--l':“’il¢”r lmuvl.
low lilL-u‘j,‘ Slavic UH) l”lng-~Somz
hg.’ " sump (-f‘ mm.
.\ Gm»? f‘liili~—»—Ili:‘;i:‘.l
l lf'W‘EI‘SIll'HL—W.‘ili‘flllll
'I‘lw
class.
l’umd.
i'l:mting——l’rlmnry clam-L
"l‘mtls in tho Shady liclls"-———
- Blurjnriv [Tu-fault.
Hfglnnl‘k? by Pastor and Offpring,
'l‘lw \\'llo Bird—Gladys Morris.
A Socrc‘lwAlvuh Ilattisionc.
Hymn 2443. \‘crscs 1. 2. 6. 7~C0n-
grcgnliou.
My Puppy—Donald Monti.
,A Happy Children's Day-Jcrry
Stall-ll.
Recitation - Gwondolyn Young.
Sarah Crockctt.
lr‘lai: Drill—Ton girls.
National Antllcm. one verse—~00):-
grr gallon.
Elisha at flailinnwFrallces Build.
(loud llyc to Children's Day—-
11- lvn Murray. '
School licucdiclion.
.____
A m-lightrul and appropriate prch
7:30
in tho liriwuylnn Mutlmdist church.
lhr' occasion living the 15m nnnlrcr-
sun-y of Children's Day in the Metho-
«lixl church. Much crcdlt is due
to Miss Carol Mills who arrangcd tho
prrgmm and drillcd tho children in
111- \mrlg. Omu of the l‘cziturcs of
tho :roxmm was the nppcuraucc of
lhv church nrchcxlra which is com-
puvnl m’ thr- follmving ymmg pcoplc
(if ”in church: Miss Florence Rat-
tcrson. Emma \Vclls. Milton Rowland.
Rowland. Edgar Bryan and
Hon ry
Edison Ogden.
The program presented is as fol-
lows:
Selfi-“So May \Vc"——Joscph Basil. .
ltccitation—Evclyn'and Sylvia Sist-
man.
Solo—Austin Hughs.
Solo-—"Childrcn's Fric
Rot-so
Orchrslra Sc
lllodist church
ROTON POINT
_Mr. and Mrs. Ray Curtis entertained
friends from New Jersey yesterday.
ml" by James
lcciion—-—Rownyton Me-
orch est ra.
“Jillian: Mallctte. who conducts the
Ilowl-(a-Buu game at H: park. was
kept unusually busy during the day
and round it necessary for an assist-
ant. who was Miss Mabel Anderson.
Mr- and Mn. Nasser. of Vincent.
iollcwiug a complaint made about
today
thwfifili m w
or hutch hum 31' .
the lighting, exacts have:
um: ? Eileen:
work is completed it will be! one at the
prettiest pieces ‘of illuml‘nationrln the
park. At the top of the tower will be
a huge revolving ball of colored lights. ’
_. 3
Yesterday afternoon in conjunction
with the huge throng ot'local people,
Fidelity Council. Knighis of. Columbus .-
01 New York city, visltéd the patio}
making the trip on board the steamer
“Sirius." The Allied Holy Name 80*
cieties of New York arrived on boar-d:
the. steamer "Pocahontas." and the
cowpcrthwait employes on board the
steamer “Nassau." '
On Saturday evening those who
were in thé dance hall heard. for the
first time in public. the latest song hit
published by Di Vito‘s orchestra. The
number is entitled “Levin.” the music
hr Michael Di Vita and the lyrics by
George Andrews. drummer in theror~
chestra. Eddie Young. Who has scor‘
ed such a. big hit this season? rendered
:lw number in song.
Sat u rdn y a i‘tcrnoon
the Eberhard
Faber I’cncil and Rubbcr crlnpany
held their annual excursion at the
pork. arriving on the steamer "Moh-
jnck." \Vhilc at tho park the Pencil
team (and Rubber team devoted part
of the time to a well contested base?-
ball game. The Arhuckle Bros. of
New York city also nrrivcd on board
the'stenmcr "Séngnlc" and shared the
park with still another excursion, that
being illc Eimcr & Almond Associa-
tion of New York city. on the “(lasin-
lug."
DAM—Em NOROTON
_..__..._...__
Mr. alivl Mrs. Arthur Sommcrs
llrchc- nnlcriulm-ll l‘ricuds over the
work-cud at their homo licrc.
Miss Arman-l. Rois: of tho Post road.
who his he’mn spondiug thc past {cw
days with {ricnds in Long island. is
cxpccicd lo rcturu home this \vcck.
During lhc slormn yesterday after-
noon llm llmricn Fire Department
“'13“ callwl out to r-xliuguish a Menu
in an allinllllbi? in front of the? F. V.
Comm-ll slorc. "he Jamaica was
ciiflllt.
completed. it is stated: that when this
The monthly meeting of the lla-
rlr‘u Fix-c- impnrlmcm will m; ll"l~,i
min Mining. l-‘ollowim: lhc erllla‘ll‘
inc-cling llw carngm 193;}miltcc will
alert. Al the last Rig much ram—
gress was reported.
The trolley gmhfi;gx. lilac junction
of Old King's Highway and the Post
I‘O'hl lmu’ Imus: torn up l’oxfir'unsl'icr-
ame time. Thfimiifi'g. j ; .mm sco—
tion hnvc bccn Very gain. ’11:: whcn
suing tourists making nucmpis to
cross to notify thcm of the condition
. ‘thitefoet
Tells- ammo... to Jimmy 5
By fiomton W. Burgess ‘ .
To ease your mud v’t‘l's often well
To all. your troublss freely tail.
~Wbitcfuot the Wpod Mouse.
hunk
v
The Black Shadows had crept out
from the Purple Hills across the
Green Meadow and through the Green
Forest. In some parts- of the Green
Forest it was quite dark. lame of
these dark places sot Whitcfoot the
Wood Mouse. Hi3 feelings Were unite
as dark as his surroundings. Life
was no longer a thing of joy to little
Whitefoot. lie was unhappy. He was
unhappy brcaule little Mrs. White'—
fooi; had driven him away from their
new home and hc didn’t know why.
No. sir; he hadn’t the least idea why.
His feelings were hurt, dnwdfuiZy
urt. ;
As he sat there in one of the black— 3
act of the Black Shadows he saw at
a little distuuce'two white spots mov-
ing. The two spots moved together
and were coming toward "him. They
would move oil‘ to the right a little
and stop. .Thcn they would move all
to the left a little and stop. Then
they would come straight aiuad. W“
Whitefcot understood at ones this
meaning of those white spota. "it is
Jimmy Skunk," thought. lVllitetcmt.
“The biggest. while spot is the whit-2
stripe on his back and the smallest
white spot is the whim. liu of his frail. ' , ,
The rest of him is so black that injh‘i‘fisry and he really d‘dnt care
the Black Shadows I can smoothing - ‘v’il‘eihflfi 01‘ not 11$- found any {at
but those white spots. 1 think i Wl:L,'h"?t193 Just 1th?“- dgw Is the world
gum}, up out of Jimmy's roach." ., using you, Whiicfoct? hc sailed.
So Whitefflot climbod u on a _.At that question the memory: of all
stump and sat oerfectly stil, wacch- ins troubles {Stained to Whitefoot.
inn them white. spots draw nearer “Ifincnhappy. '53” he:, .
and nearer. When they were close to ‘Flm fie: 59; The “‘9” “ab“?
the fact of the stump on which unhappy if} this igime of rein-l eljguh
“’hiicfoct sat he couldkmnée ovate}? 5:31:29 ‘ What ‘5 the manor mt.
whole cl‘ Jimm S'un “ ' o. - ,
Jimmy Skunk,” saiyd Whitcfdot. Whitnfoot hesitstcd for-a moment,
"Hello, yourself.” replied Jimmy, or two. Then, because he Just had to
stopping and looking up at. Whitefoot. tell sent? one. he poured out 8.! his.
5
So Whitcfoot climbed up on a
stump and sat perfcctlgr still,
watching those white spots
draw nearer and nearer
" ' ‘ 1 . d'd 'k w u troubles to Jimmy Skunk. Ho told
v.13: infirxgliegremghofxt; n’t m] ya him all about little Mrs. Whitefoct
Whitcfoot chuckled. “I don‘t want and ,how hgppy they had given a
people to know that. I am about.” building their new home. e to
Jimmy how Mrs. W’hitefoot had met
him at the door and refused to flilow
him to enter that new home, and how
she ind told him to go away and stay
away. and how he didn’t understand
it at all. “I don’t know why she
treat: me so." whimpcre'd Whiisfoct.
A slow grin crept across tilt; face
of Jimmy Skunk. “i do." said be.
"At least I can guess. Toke my ad»
vice and stop worrying. Havoc good
time. It will all come out right in
the end." .
(u‘upyriaiht. 1
said he.
here?" .
“Looking for fat beetles,". replied
Jimmy: briefly. “st9 ransom my!“
"1 had one {or my supper.” mulled
Whilel'ooi. ' ' '
Jimmy looked inicrc‘sted. “Where
did ‘ou find it" he demanded eagerly...
“ hai’s telling," rctoricd “’hite’
(00L “1 like a fat biotic mgr-sell
once in awhile. and if i should ball
you where to look for them I am
timid that. i would not find any my-
self after you got through."
Jimmy grinned zood-nnturcdly.
You know, he usually is good-«naturrd.
As a matter of fact. he wasn’t very
“What Ire you doing: ovor
con
4...
by T. ‘W. Burgess)
The next story: “Jimpy Skunk
Leave! Whitetail: Vfcndenng.”
8
‘ Daily Service Between New York 8;
_ LONG, DISTANCE TRUCKI
1" Largo Trucks '
on pox-ration; gidggduvgenfi: Mm?
Main Omce, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk
new mark cm, 201 West 202.1. Phonc ché
Home may be “Where the howl
perience has proven that the attractirc ~
home has more drawing power than
furnished m sentnnent alone. Mala
place of comfort and enjoyment.
Sometimes only one new article
needed to add a touch of real 00:11.5”:
a reading lamp, or a deep uzl .
Whatever it is we have it on 0.1.-
n
‘. l
A
Why not come in and let u
b
I
[31,. can tut-r
M.. _..... y.
igqfiéi -
h Main St.
78-?2 Kort
Street Suits
or the road crossing.
The Duricn l-‘irc Ificmrtm‘clit base-
ball lvnm deft-mod the Cos Cob nine
Elixir-day afternoon at Jim .(‘arulval
grounds in a wall contested game.
Tm- srmw was 18 to 6. 0m: 0:” the
features 0! the game was a home
run hy Pitcher Hubert of tho i‘laricn
peeled.
Mar: llny scrvlccs will be held by
Hm homo of Robert Hirsch in that.
city wlzc’zn- appropriate services will
be hold. Following the service the.
boys will be entertained by Julian
Salomon. Um won—known lccturcr. on
Amcrlcnn Indians. and who will also
lull slorit-s. sing songs and give sev-
cml lnalian dances. The parents and
friends of the boys are also invited
to attend.
Although no serious accidents oc-
currcd in Dorian yesterday a case was
thrashed out in court last evening
9:30 p. m. by F. L. H. Gill of Dal-ion. ,
against William Smith of Woodhaven,
Florida. The indie was unusually
heavy at theis time of the evening on ,v
the Post road. Smith endeavored 1y
and succeeded in passing on the right 1 "
sidu of Mr; Gill. forcing him off the”;
road and then using abusive langu- ':
age. “than arriving in Dorian Mr. i
l
entertained Miss Connie Barwis over
the week-end.
lcrtslncd friends from New York city
over the weck~end.
the Wick-end.
now houses on East Beach and it is
said they have. been rented for the
season .
BELL ISLAND‘
Miss Ann Mathews. of Pine Point.
Now that a patrolman is on du
on East Beach. than? residing
this section have little difficulty
having privacy.
The undo about. e home of.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ‘Borg'sicdt en- Bursklne of Memphis. Tennessee.
ning.
Work is being completed on tho win Hart and H; Glaetznex‘. It
hold this your as wore last season.
'—
.\r
The weekend guests of the Sum-
and
Although final plans for the open-
Thc committee arranging thei
dance consists of S. S. Swenscn. lid-g
(expected that as many dances will be
ly
in
in
All Wool—Linings Guaranted Two S»;
$19.75
L;
ninc. .\'x-.\l Saturday afternoon the Ai‘f‘hll‘lad Sflm ife‘fi _ attrac- ‘mit hcfigfiwwergfiikJfigTafgr: \{ari
lmricu boys will mcct the Harris A. lively decorated With “MW family 0 - ew or c : ‘ ‘7 ‘ q p. - ' ‘
L‘. n fNurwalk. A warm game is ex. ’ 0‘1 LOVE—‘11 0" 149118 133mm and Alfred Regular $02.00 \ aloe:
\
the “'01? cubs on Wednesday when . . ing dance of the Bell Island club ‘7 ’
”N‘W’ will mew-l at 6:39 at the homo (31‘ Mrs. J. P. Hickey. of the Sound have not been completed. it was ~ 7
zhcir (v.2) mnllmr, Mrs. Willhm Us— View. entertained Mrs. Helen Cun— stated yesterday afternoon that a.
homo. and lam-nay in Stamford to ningham and Miss Mac Boylan over dance will be held this smut-day eve~§ ,
7 W 68 Washington Street
is.
, GAS WATER HEAT-
. The Connecticut Light
ER SALE NOW ers and Bedding
Plants '
Rowland 31.383th
and Power Co. Florin
67 W81! 8%.
213110119 21“)
F.
Gill notified Constable Charles Smith. l
Perennials, Cut Flow-
16 France 5:? "
who on the complaint placed Smith 2
under arrest. He pleaded guilty to {I
the charge of reckless driving. being j '
fined :25 and costs. mounting ioi
$39.43.
The Norptcn Branch of the Plant. . ‘
Flower and Fruit Guild of America. .
commenced its second week or work
with Mrs. James A. Traw-
Ahout 5 o'clock last evening the
trolley service for Stamford 'and Nor—5
walk was in great demand. due to'the and
storm that arose- :it that time. How.1
over. many of ihe people who left for
home to avoid the storm. returned in
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown of Nor‘
walk were assisting at the park over
the week end on the aeroplane racer
of which George Dietenback is man-
ager. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Brown left this
morning for Belmar. N. J.. where they
will conduct a. Roll-O-Rarcer.
More than 15.000 people flocked to
the pleasure park yesterday ticking
lthe cool atmosphere of the Sound.
The parking space was ill!!! at vari-
ous times during the day and evening
and Patrolman VValiace Sammis had a
difficult situation in keeping, carsfln
line.
Ernest Bailey. who «finds the.
bathhouse; statedthot the largest
crowrfi this season enjoyed trier salt
‘xntcr bathing yesterday. The. "Giant
Stride." the tallest attraction on the'
beach. was in operation Saturday aft-
ernoon and; yesterday and. proved to’
be Very popular. , ‘ -.
flu—
A special dance was held Saturday
afternoon for the‘benefit of.) 9 crew...
sionists and local people. Tomorrow
nights Many attractions l2 ,
arranged“. {or the in:
gs;
Ilse
ccivc the flowers.
ed to hospitals and the poor and to
ithbse in need of th joy of life which
'thcy cannot enjoy in their condition.
I: has been suggested that each Mon-
day morning, while on the way
school. that children pick wild flow-
ers and loavc them at the place men-
tioned.
more than satisfactory and ii; is hop- ,.
ed by those who are devoting their“, ,
time to this work that it will rapidly:
able to play
_ ‘pénses hisiaummer.
evening will be the first of “N velly‘f ., "" ’ "
bridge in charge. Each .Monday
morning between the hours of 8:80
10‘ S'clocl‘: there will be two
young ladies at the club rooms of the
Presbyterian church. Nor-atom. to re-
They are forward—
Dr. Dietz
‘ lilewell & Manny ‘
Clothiers and Punish!!!
“To Men Who Know!"
13: Wadmmn an, 845.. mu
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47 South Main St. . 7
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