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Ann-w 5" 7 Main Street '
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.1 large Iporch. well water. shade he, hour-nee 7 Main BL
, __ ._ -_.. cordon, ch‘lckon hour-w. filli‘fllfl‘. 2 cars: TNT
II II mim— Lot 6;;x240 root. Price $4,500. For par. Junk AT “ [OR
III IIIIIIIII tuulars ask—~ is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it own
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halt the price while 1 un' paying the
lull price for Junk I also pay 1c 3
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CALLA .LILY’S COUSLV
NE day little Jaek-imthe-Pulplt
was telling the wild flowers about
ibim how wonderful was the world in
which they lived.
“Just think," he was saying, “‘how
brtunnte areye to be out, here grow-
ing in the light and fresh air when
all those flowers We can see through
the big. glass windows have. to live in—
:ijde and never breathe the clear. crisp
r. .
“And here we are close to this
stream and those poorhothoure pints
have to wait until some one brings
water to them. We should be very
thankful for all our comforts."
Right near the window of the con-
servatory, which was what Jack meant
by the big glass windows. grew a
stately Calla Lily in a big-pot. She
often looked out at the modest wild
flowers that happened to be growing
near the little stream which ran along
by the conservatow.
Often the wild flowers had nodded
to 'the hothouse‘flowers and some of
them had bent a little in answer. but
tstands beneath the curved pulpit. And
, 7 . . . pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
. IvI mnu- Milli bIALE--Moiorcycio, in first, class MR. 3- FELDMAN:
l m . v ile' condition, for sale cheap on weeklv 5 Rowan 8'" East Norwaik
v-t payments, “150 Icunoe with buck nil-k}. f
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII :{IuilIqurx $221.09. C. r. Zzihlman. 7:. - L I NAGY !31108.
i. . MIN «\Shlnglon St. Phone 1190, 61 a“ (gadfgllanx div-once trucking of
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v... mm- .3“ “3’"? Bears carfier. 1 1.2 mile 8" °rk C117" 3W1“ “one.
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price “£50 032250;?!" at sacrifice MntlressesTlgjllgomnb l t d
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2, 3;}: " ‘ km»?- A“ work guaranteed. Phone ‘90 tended she did not see them or their
“ml FOR SALE cprrs' MUSIC STUDIO friendly ”0‘"
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. 'IlI Commercial Building, ixorwalk. 1 to! And there \\ as n reason for this, for
Mr A new 6 room bungalow with all 9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Tum-9‘ Colin knew that Jack-in—lhe-i ulpit wns
“ 1 " improvements: F iii ll 1‘ ,_ dun. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawal-l a relative of hers-distant. to be sure,
3 _ ‘ ” . ‘H 9‘ “W For inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-i but,stiil he was related—mud if one
lmIqI, pdrtxcunrs inqmro at the office of ments sold on easy payments. i stooped to 100k and compare (‘uilu
I ' . and Jack they would see at once 11
fl...— “ E. SPEHALIZE 1N ‘ family resemblance.
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,, v; W]. 4 South Main Slrcot 'i‘cl. Du :3 Elizabeth Street Tel. 887 ‘ . M I
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‘ PLUMBING "~T‘N313‘G— HEATIAG usage, is a most“ important mime.
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Colin's pretty, yellow, upright center
resembles in shape Jack himself as he
that was the moon Calla Lily did not?
nod or notice the little wild flowers
outside her glass home; she was afraid
that some one would know that. she
and humble/little Jack were cousins.
for she supposed that Jack knew it
and was bragging to the other wild
flowers about it.
"They will he sure to té‘li it to some
of the flowers standing nenr the door
some day when, the gardener leaves
thehdoor open.”
The trufit of the matter was that
Jack knew nothing about the stately
relative growing inside the hothouse.
and it noted he would have pitted:
her, for he was quite happy and satis—
fied growing out in the air and Halt
and would not» have changed «places
With Calla for all her beauty and
stately hearing.
He loved the woods and, the moist
spot Where he grew and his friends
that grew about him.
There were the fickle. latecoming
wind—flowers; though they never tar-
riod, Jack was inlwnys glad to see
them and hear them prnttle of the
sights they expected to see, and their
farewell flutters as they sailed away
always made Jock glad he did not care i
to room, as they did.
There were the wild .l.ilies‘ot~the-
Volley; they were friends of. Jack‘s
also, and he felt they had-much in
Common. for their name was as long
as his; there were the birds and the
trees, too. Jack ,was happy in his
wild home and gave no thought to
high-toned relatives. _
there was another Jnck lint fur from
the one she could see from the win-
dow, of when) she had more to fear.
for he bore much more striking re-
semblance ‘to the stately Lily than the
other Jack.
This second Jurk-ln-ihe-i’ulplt had
a green-white covering which looked
very much like Child‘s wax willie cup.
and it sometime you are. in the place
where the little Jacks grow and you
look you may he fortunate enougb‘to
llml this other Jm‘k with the greenish-
whitc pulpit, though this is not so com-
mon a variety as the dark-colored
Jacks.
But you can be sure both Jacks
would rather live‘ in their airy. light
ironies in the woods than in the glass
house where their stately cousin Calla
Lily' lives.
(Copyright)
_.'. CONNE&ICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St.
11' I m.
initi'fi.‘
‘ i l'lmzil-
l’?
Phone 969
south Norwalk, Conn.
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Ono-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERYt JR..
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.
USED MACHINES
Ml.
Country “’nter System. Ranges and
So. Norwalk
It comes from the Greek ~Aicililu,
which in turn “(is evolved from the
Crook “n" and the word meaning “to
hide". and thus may be translated as
“truth" or “sincerity."
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‘ .2 (If? Expgflg, All makes. ior sale or to mt recorded in 1411 “hon Alctlm (I‘f puitmkeiser on do burn. as the body was taken into the chur:h.:
I u‘ Goods Called f("1‘ and Dexmm- REMINGTON l‘mluu lived. It Vi‘lln' IliliIla MInrm But sconce daIwnr quccta tight and M u... (liiriloi'y Nisan” 1‘5““er 1.3,,"2
22 _ __, *_ 2 / --"*— "M | .BIE TYPEW Aleihnf a Spanish princess 0" “V Will (in kaiser go on 01! 1mg “‘9 89““ mu"? (it'rt'd “l’io Jenn" and “Some Swim
W: mu- , PORI' $80.00 Charles I of EnulnuiiI lvm‘geg‘c‘dI ‘0 trouble 'as ever. NobodyI feeIla 860'} ha)" nmr the mass. As the body-
. 22.. North . Spain while he wastr nce o :1 es. and woryhody Wuhtukee 9. at war one. was mm,“ from the, church. the choir,
' 'H "‘4. Ne‘vell & Murray The Benedict “CW! 00. Alciheli was the form Whit-h Dll' Bendh fight; wermakn~gaodn job. but sang “Nearer. lily God. to Then.” She
“7.." i ll] d r 43 w'“ Btu-t peered in the “film“ Slimline {13ml}? wecth do qweace seemn‘ iikn nobody gollI—lwurfI-vis \rcro it‘llhvz‘t 131331.112; {cilia ‘-
-"' ' ‘ ”Cloth“?! an firm“. .and was given vogue t rougi s ”Mum-figs bowel. . luvs-n. ‘mmus . tar on. :2 re
my [It 4' SL. “To M." Who Know” . - . prominence. But perhaps the “‘0“ - Ever? place 3&5 ion moochn walli- Glider). Norman \K‘heclor End‘;\:iIlliinI;3’i
‘ IL ‘ 8 NOMIII ' famous and memorable Alcthea was out, iochoutstrike out, heck out, pay McGratliI. Illzrdrial “is in St. 2 11.1.“. SI
.; 4 1” Washington 8L, 0.. ‘ 2 the lady to \vlmmthe captive “Wane“ out and dounun‘dvout. Do InaperIsay "“melvrsr 3* Brim - 3
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' RHYS NORTH .22. 222 ,
~ I MNI' “ . Stone “1 3 0 no a ‘ ' g0 ‘ ' ’ The funeral of Henrietta Norton,
. ll (ll luv PAIM BEACHSUITS 2 . NOT iron bars"? bate. ~ 31 ees da lockout. And een cache 0:; with of E: r KKNOI'KOB. held
mm: {101an RGHITECT 1333161133 & To Aiethen is given the addition dat place everybody tnkn da vac-n yesterday?afternoon fromwhaser 1m 0
1h:- ll . . 11 Models A . 1 interest of naming the youngest bride and nogo to work, home, 8 Day street, and was largely
runs. , ..
.ll:::. 1'“. and SUPERVISOR know“ to English history; in 1669, at Da actor he main! strike een hew attended. The RP“ ”an I. Wat—
‘ 7 kins. pastor of the East M. E. church
$15.00
B. 8. Mass. lost. T‘eeh.
‘7" I11 MILY.
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9
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: 7‘2 3. Beach
PR ESCRIPTION PHARM Afllfi'l‘
1C i-‘rzince Si‘ ".3 [4. Main St.
meww _
Sizzling Sodas
South Norwelk, coon.
W
Phone Nor-walk 335.1 ~
W ‘ h for Office Addm: 3. N_ seems to have belonged solely to the
a e
the age of nine,
has married to a
sometimes contracted to Letty.
connection with Alethea. The fo‘rme
’i‘ho Trusiccs of the
rule of 4", NT
.q) :0“
' mm”,
. 51:4 big as I”,
3,. .-:_......
«h: (semi? y Wimgmgpg purinwm on duly '1, 1322; helm“:
In “notepad w an , ‘ ' W2 mmlo on or before July 10": “I“ I,
'.I~:.'§-'.-2 x)" mud" mxdgaalihqwtdmda.3éz?3$ Hiram internal M the first of .
1:, :3 . . O ' .
[has] Aw.- féy:%;l%mmfigfifiim :JQ)“ . , , .
“E— was»! awn y , 0.33”!
\
South Norwalk Trust Co.
have ordered that interest at the
tilllllllll be credit ed
to depositors in the Sammie-l De- ,
ice Cream that melts on iho-iousufi r “gm-mm“ mother of Melenger. I
lm h, ripe crushed fruit . or I13; t3: “:0”,th
ymv‘ors. Everything: sanitary am I
t" A institutes:
ray John :Kewdriek 'Ianw- '
TH: ’GlFT or season
_ , nun—— ,
“‘ HE" madmh, the'fibidcn
-’ ‘ * Tongue; ‘ 2 .
The M“1flth'which~mst
songs ore nuns. '
Were unfinished. I think, as
still» and ’smé.
$8M
mete ., ‘
valen- ol l‘h
But -’
The first nppvnmuro‘of the name is
Alcihen Brandling
mo in named 'Henry
Hitch. The name proved very popular
in England and ‘Ireland. where it is
Althea, meaning wholesome, has no
‘ ball game make tree strike one day
‘10
. be he gotta rightn
’4 Wot you 'flnk?
1:qu whitlr ' to '
VERY place con (icesn country
now gotta trouble. \\'lien de war
goon seemu llkzicvcryhodygottn some
idce. Only ting wot mnkn trouble
tree-pi‘our your ago, was da light.
lint-h minim (ln‘sttiko or (in kcek bout:
somnthhig. .Unly ting gotta do was
York, do railaroad shop men walk out
'een some other piece and one fries:
’1 gotta eon San Francisco, Calliorn.
ielln me he was lockout other night
by hoes wife. ‘
I" aska‘ one man wot’s _deetrence
r weeth an 'w'nlkout and do strike and
he sayees no dcetrence. And some-
body tells. me One guy een debris:—
and others!!! gotta tieevwalk can do
~ same game. .
President Harding any eef we no
strike and walk
ees preety good een lettle while. Lieb-
‘idee and I gotta
one, too. I tink we should steppe da
hasnbnll eel ‘ees-any more “strike. =1
dunno tor sure act I am righta idee.
(moment).
mobire bandits fell upon two messen-
gers ot the Bronx National Bank to-
' that the car containing the Whining
rushed to subdue
crushed him in the lloor.
But if. Calla Lily had but “0““ 1‘ 'Moiz was shot and killed by a negro
out now ""everythins,
. tacos that the Cabinet omcers shall
NEW YORK, ‘June 27.4mm auto;
day, as they were carrying a $3,680
payroll to the international Handkefi
chief Company, the Bronx. Four'ros-
coped with the money after a battle.
but one was wounded and captured:
w ~ .
Whe police here received Word of
the robbery a few minutes after it had
occurred, and when they Were told
four men was headed towards Carmen-i
ticut, made preparations to apprehend
them shouldrthty‘me as far as Nor-
walk.
GREENWVICH,June 27.——The police
here and at other places in Conecti-
out got word from the Bronx this noon
of a payroll holdup there and a re-
quest that watchvbe kept for {our men
who escaped with the money. High-
ways were _ put under observation
without delay. "‘ "
A. in wpos'rmn ’
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. S, W _»
, 04m . 2 “
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NEW YORK. June 27.-—-—Hubcrt
Dent, a. negro. died in the Harlem
Hospital today,'ot injuries received in
a wild battle with several policemen.
Dent was being fingerprinied by a
negro detective. Suddenly he seized
a, pistol from the detective’s holster,
BETmT 1? wan “Madly“:
NEfiRl] 10 um F- Hum
”it lbw, Pull 2%
I eouru nuns-run: ‘
mm- ron’ V C
and jammed it against him. Police
him. Dent fought
like a madman, but police nightsticks
He died in
Harlem Hospital a low minutes later.
Several months ago, in ihc same
room oi' the station house. Policeman
prisoncr. who snatched his pistol.
Luther Buddy, another negro, killed
UVO detectives. Miller and Buckley
outside the station house at 135th.
street iasi monlh. ‘ }
llvnt hail been arrcsled l'or'partiJ
r-ipaiinn in a robbery in which Police-
man Iiicllugh was shot.
Now at their new st
10 South Main St., ‘1.
South Norwalk H
Deaths and Fungals
. John Oliver Plough.
John (Hour (Slough, for livt-lliy-fivoi
}'c;ll'S :1 building (‘Dnlt‘uclor in Bridge—f
port, diml Saturday at his home, 1253
.
(701122532 six-HF. in limi city. He at.
uni- illx'u- hm‘. u lllllill‘k‘r (3f C'Olltl‘LiC‘iSl
a2: NorquR, and was “I'll-known!
lure. l-le lmvvs a «plow, who was-
Emily (3. Colin-ll. two
Grace F... wife 0'.” llr. C. it. Townsend
and ll‘iorcnm- (Slough and one son,
\t'lrmm A. ('lonuh. oi New York city "
Ti {um-nil mu: livid yesterday :ii‘icr—
ltnon a: 2 o'clock from the late home,
1:2 v. Il‘, i'. Marshall. pastor of the
First Mi-ilu‘nlisi Episcopal church
daughters,
Between Oak and Center
"Secondhand parts and tire! W ’ '
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue .
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
fit any make other
(‘liil‘ieiit-ul. lmrixil was in Mountain
Gran Ct’li‘lrli'l‘y.
Mr. Clllllgfh \Vi-nt to Bridgeport at“
til» into (M 1:: years. lie was one of
tin: sninnicrs of tin A. \‘i'. lurritt
immln l' (‘0. Lulvr hr became,- super-
zntcwh ni inr Long’slui‘i’ & Hard and
vwvniuziliy i-ntvrwl husinvss as John
Cirrg‘h. liiziiiivr. 1‘10 was a memiwr
nl' F‘i. .loi.,2‘s Lodgc. N0. 3. A. I". and
of liu- lA‘irst M. Ii. chum-h.
Funeral 0! Gerald Dolu-rty i
The xunoml of (ll-raid DullGl‘t)", father-
of Alfie :‘m‘hn Thomas 1'. lloheriy, was
livid innit-min)“ morning from 111.»; latv
homo. .‘\'n. :31 \Viiiiiil‘y ii\‘('i‘llltt. Bridge»:
porl. with a solemn liigh'maoe Cole—g
REMODELING S ‘ ’
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Will Be Reduced to Make “
More Room -‘
A. ‘- COHEN
137 Washington Street, '
South Norwaik, Bonn. 1
brand in St. Patrick's R. C. church by!
iim‘. John C. Lynch. assisted by Roux
Charles nosey, as deacon and Rev. ‘
Michael Thompson as sub—(loaned. 1hr;
church Choir sang ‘fllhgv Will Be Don 3" 2'
officiated. and the intennent_ was in
the family plot in Riverside cemetery.
-PRE$IDENT'B CABINET ‘
WASHINGTON , June 327:4!” 1 V e-
have endorsed. with some suggested
changes. the Kelly bill, Which would
give them the right to siren the floor
of the Senate and House and partici-
pate' in debate on mattersreiatlng to
the business of their respective .de-
apartments. ~
' Mr. Kelly said today. he had written
tethe‘ten Cabinet Oilloers- and that
2 replies had been received from Score:
tariee Weeks, Hoover, Wm Fall
* and Po’s‘tmnslepGeneral Work, ap‘
moving the ,promsal. The bill pro-
..atiend Senate sessions tonne opening
on Mondays --:and "Thursdays and the
House on Tuesdays and Fridays. “to
or. in reply .tqrquestlone." , ~ .
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