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ESTABLISHED BY.
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TOMORROW '
Sun rises 4:23. sets 7:29. .3,
High tide 7:16, low 7 :44,
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RIASON [C DIRECTORY
flutter Chapter No. 38. R. A. M..
‘ meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
he 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
July and
A. Masons
invited.
August excepted. All R.
S. l’. Decker. II. P.
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
Pf U
TMT “'ANINU TRAIN”. Il.\I..\.\('l*l.
Optimism alrelll the American t‘or-
cigll trade balance is tiniitiiy a liiutter
Of pcrspectiye, illlti to git a right pet-
upcctn‘e it is necessary. t‘it‘l) little
while. to fora-t about the \\‘.ir boom
and look back a low years.
The Trade lit cord published by the
National City llauk oi New Ion-it
prints the chm-rial inturinatiou that.
lite tiureign tt.nb- Ul this country for
lie is much
"l'axoralflilc
the excess
about $l.-
t‘a\oral~‘.c
War was
the: ltical )t‘tll' tinting .Itiue
better than normal. The
balance." \\‘illt'lt l.~' to ray.
of exports U\el' lltliltills‘. l5!
140,000,000. 'l‘lte iniugist
lmlaltne "ltll‘l, llle \\'et'|tl
\(ml) $tlliti.lll'\l.""l|. in the _\uar ot' ltnw'.
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For the last 1: months. when the
Aluminum public has considered (”if
foreign trade almost at a standstill. we
lune actually piled up uvarly twice as
iii; an t\[ttlt'l surplus as \\e e\rr iliil
tielut‘e the war. and a surplus oi" litl
per (etvt. tnor. than up v'“ the year
ittinic-ltateli pi: e- dirt: the Viat'. Mort -
(wet. even ll ut- lllt'llitll‘ the tritnenul-
ours e\‘purt (\l'I'SS til the “ill' lmmu
years. \\'.- llllll that the favorable hal-
atitl- this l-‘Nt \I'ul’ has: in en t‘tlllFillt'l<
ably grcater ll:.tll the a\etu.£te for the
taut Z’nl years.
The.» llti‘lll‘t‘\‘ ll prrxellt dollars rai‘u.
(l‘ “in“ liltilllil'.\ til urnnls Yn-t tlttre
tau he no ”medium that. leekonul in
1‘.(iuvl-~‘. mtr m. H il l:.ll.‘ll('t‘ til" ll'tltll‘ i“
lat llltlll l'uVmul-li- than it l"~'t‘l' “‘9‘
Iu inc tho .t‘l'll' tuml \iar yiars.
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’l‘ltl'TIl I‘UH I.Y\('|l,l'.ll.\‘.
’i'he air ol‘ .4: it -_iu~ti":v':.tnm :iswitui ii
In tlm Illlllll\ el ‘i’iiliutiisaii m-u: t).
Ill_ and tillli"ti by Milli» mitt-rs a-
llli‘il t'rlttnh' in other wetieuu. t'et’tv:~
Hall ly um.» tl':1[||I|U\.ll lltllll “fin:
Milne l:t|mr lllilt ll Mitt-Li's, Nu ('l".l'l ..
sttaiuhtvr. lilti’i courageous Illl‘:ll'..‘.‘i"—
lilt‘lll (vi the lll‘ltlll l\l‘l‘lllllLf'\' IIN
come, l'ltnttt :':_\ Niltl't'e than the \\‘nrti<
0' Frank l“;\ll'llll:lt|ll, prtsitltut 1-! tie
“lino”: I-‘wlelntn-It 0t .\lit t rs Ht
tilt)?“
"Acts: of Iltxwulv r and \lIlit'i‘J‘t‘ orlr
stir the [lllllilt‘ against its and malt“
hitter (l.' lllll’\ ltll‘ ur: in t-lat‘ts \\ in H'
We must ll:|\\‘ ‘ill.lL‘.‘ Iii. litlS. Acts el‘
(ll‘bllllt'llllll tn; '. :vppiaui- the inllamr'i
and illLL't‘l'ltl mini-rs. but cannot \\'l!’
at); petulant l‘l sum-v >5, and i" \ietory
depends ltlulll \iuhtn'v, cur entree is
ltOitt‘lf‘SHl)’ lov.
"Already \\. mi in Ill>llilllll in tit
public mind . .-.t H “.1 w ,1 \\lll‘ liti.
gallon that. to bu} th- trust. \\'i‘l (lip—
plo our uninr )- Lll‘:~ tn cmnr. it, it .
deed. the \\tl‘.‘l=l w it 'itué not sink
the ['ltitttl )litu \\'ml;o ty of .\'llltll-
ca." '
l‘Iiery ltHl—limlrnl t-iti'w‘n knows
this it. the plow truth. The “'tlli'ttu-
aion county lyrrl‘ers ham dealt {Piliatl—
ly Now at l:t':wr tit‘innistti. and their
complaisant |»l;l'l';t' um. ial» Il'v'i t. tic-w.
citizens \xlm. through t'riu'artliri- (‘3'
wrong-head- oitti w. r\prc :za approval
01‘ it Mr arc ilniu‘: no good in
labor or tumvlw's.
(‘t‘lil"~' .
in tin
(:‘AMIRLIilt I'IHXCI’. NIZVIII’.
(- \‘iItITi-Ih.
(hi the principle that food and {low-
ers are rained trotn tiltii. possibly
Monte Carlo may justified. The
Plince (il‘ \lm‘aeu. row dead. took the
poet-eds m‘ l-fn- notorious gambling
joint and “Sir! llli'lll in scientific re-
search. to study ocean lit‘e. chart the
Ocean eurrettt< and make the seas
pleasanter and sat‘er for travel and
trade.
Yet the
lie
constructive purpose
could have Mott attained without all
the misery. Clinic and suicide con-
nected with Monte Carlo.
The most impressive thing: brought
out in comments on Prince Allurt's
career is the tact that he showed hi-
his own practice what he ililllS‘lf
thought at his means of livelihood.
He never ganiiiled. Inc-re than that.
he never permitted his subjects to
gamble. There- \\‘as and is a strict law
mini-it it. The people of Monaco. like
their ruler. lune merely profited by
the folly of others, and held the vie-
tlms in tolerant contempt, knowing. as
they did. that the odds are always
aaginst the gambler.
O--—~- .
'l‘Hlt‘. IMPORTANT THING.
The l}‘1iCl‘:l!.g orgy at llerrin. Ill..
revolting as it was. at least has served
one good purpose. 1: has focused the
attention 03' tie country on the need
of doing: Hotnlthiag about the coal
SJIlllt‘
' strike.
It‘ the strike drifts on. there will be
nutmms. with growing bitter-
ness and wtorg or. both sides. and
with Drogu-ssixe stifling Ol' Americm'
indutry artl the prospect of freezing‘
next. whiter.
Cough-as nix]! the Adinlnistration
haw her-t: ('uflt‘Ct‘lli‘tl about many
htiigzs ~tize— t;.-'i.'t'. the bonus. the ship
-ubsitly anti other matters. All of
them important. no doubt; but
1nor~ lmtir-i'taat than all of them to-
gether. at thi‘ moment, is the ending
of the- coal strike. on conditions toler-
able to both sides and insuring ade-
quate fuel prodt 2n. -
ill“)
—.
The coal strike has had a. red Her-
1 W norm in .a, “mm”
TINEL !
"'duct of drivers. added these for pc-
' 34: L & A L GOLDEN, Props. .thcin the responsibility for your safe-
; j) . . . . .. . 4‘-
tiFONDAY, JULY 3, 1922. l
(‘Ol'lITEOl‘S maims'rumxs.
The winner in a newspaper "code or
courtesy" contest for, ‘uutomobilists.
after giving a set of rules for the con-
l
destria us:
“He reasonable. with
C rossing a t horoughfarc ;,
motorists in
share with
110F035 i
l
"Vthnever possible. hurry
the street. Accept the courtesy of the
motorist stopping to let,you pass in
such a manner that he will be encour-
aged to extend the courtesy to others.
“Remember that the motor vehicle‘
is being driven by a. human being.
with rights on the street equal to
yours. who may be more solicitous for
your welfare than you are for his."
They are good rules. presenting. as
they do. an angle of the trattic prob-
lem that is not often given considera-
tion. It pedestrians acted on them
oftener than they do. they might soon
find a marked change in the conduct
of automobile. drivers toward them.
0‘
OF AGE.
The Imperial Valley is 21 years old.
This is not to speak geologically. of
course. but historically. or perhapSv
one should say cantaloupically? The
Valley is just as excited and pleased.
O
and running to celebration as Ply-t
mouth Rock was a couple of years:
ace. Perhaps more so. for Plymouth‘.
ltnck is getting old enough hy now to'
be rather bored by speeches and pa-
ireants. while celebrating one's arrival
at majority is different. It's like grad-
uating from college or something-—
stepping over the border from youth
into what one fondly thinks is matur-
ity.
Far be it from any older communityi
to smile. except sympathetically. at
Imperial's sense of importance. liver}. -'
body who knows her icehrr: lettuce
and her juicy cantaloupes wishes her.
well and raises a glass of raspberry
shrub to her long: life and prosperity.
_ . _ ._..fi _. 0-....- _.---_
BONUS STILL ($0le 11‘.
all abowz
derkin. a young Anterican soprano
a successful debut in' “Traviata.”
with the l.ihcrty Grand Opera Com-
pany. She has just signed a. con-
tract with the Brooklyn Opera Com-
pany. Program: “Se 'i‘u )Fami."
Pergolesi: “La Serenata," Tosti: “Ii
Bacio." Arditi; “Lovely Celia," Lane
VV'llson: “Spirit Flower." Campbell
Lipton: “Night ’Wind." Farley;
“Jewel Song from Faust." Edith
Messer at the piano.
!
Station “FVP. Fort “'ond, ”S. Y., Sig-
nal Corps. 1'. S. A.
8:50 p. m.—-Instructions in
'. Ampieo numbers.
9:00 p. m.—-Concert under the aus-
pices of the \I’illinm Knabe Com-
pany. Artists' names and selec-
tion; will be announced later.
Radio.
Statinn “1'2. (Mar-hum),
Wanamaker.
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of Independence Day. July 4. 1922.
conducted by lift-3. Anna. HazeltOn
elavan, dean at Plato Health. (or.
.r physical director 01 the Amad-
n Red Cross. Subject: "Outdoor
-rts (or I‘ alth."
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from Pittsburgh. who recently made l J
{:10 p. m.~—Patrtotic music in honoriardine, known to many who have
10:30 p. m.——WWZ"3 Health Collegenot Paris as "the King '01 Bohemia,"
nu heal Weee'o
you err Tms REPEATea
more ewe Steer. 0m“- ~
more eons. MUN”
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SCHOOL DAYS ..........
BRIDGEPORT. July 3.-—-Coroner
ohn J. Phelan in his finding issued
Saturday on the death of Mrs. Lillian
B. Northrup who was found dead in
her bed at 1438 Main street. June 19,
hold:- that the woman was "murdered
by some person or persons at; present
unknown." The inquest by the
ccrcner showed that Mrs. Northrup
ccnducted a. rooming house and that
on the night or June 18 occupants
of an upper floor heard her order
someone to “get out of here, get out
I don't want you here." .
At 6 o'clock the next morning she
was found dead by George Coftus. a
mower and reputed husband of the
deceased. Evidence given by the
medical examiner showed that the
beaten so as to have caused a. disloca-
tion of the vertebrae.
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”KING OF BOEEMIA” DEAD.
PARIS. July 3.-—Adalbert de Gher-
studied orelived in "the Latin. Quarter
is Head. ,
’36 'f" buried in the. fiamtly vault in
,. .. 9..-, , Cemetery. and th
P3“! 7 , ,. _ e
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Woman's head was badly battered and ' 'l
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Brief program
'. . $9“! 9993*
fig“
the Season
TM “m. bonds are i‘lll‘. , ‘/ y t \ ‘~
now. brought then- by lUVVt'r interest « All .
ratns. l(t\\.'l‘ ili\idetnl.~: . on .stuck§.l 3 ‘6- " /b fiat/'Z/é/ "'V ”IIIEYCALLQDJULESVERKA
sounder tiuanetal conditions in this . .- .
country and a growing: :ippro. elation of;
the, value of Government securities. l W‘“ “—‘ “ ""‘ ~~-‘~ '- -——- --‘~—~'* ,, W'- ~~ —-»~~~- -, —~
A,” jitt') fun not stop \Vhtl‘t‘ they‘l'. A. DICKLRWAN ttH'l-‘S' :lJlllll QHHFNI‘ for nearly a half his costume a ptcturcSqtie comhtnation
:ire. l-inancial authorities: say that: l I' Ill KINI‘N‘K'. '.~. m ».- » . . . . . - . .. -' -. .. . .. _ .
. . . . . ‘. in). 4an (xtmplitud in his my)“ 0. Larmrats of \.irsl!.s: hues.
improiint: lutsniesa conditions “ill (-11- . ~ -_. H... .4“ ”H; «pm; of i‘olienii": it) i ' ””
“MW" “W” ““1”“ |Loui~ Schmidt “‘ ”‘0 "‘"m i" NV“ earl-.1 not for money or tood clothiit; 1~ fut _\~;.>‘l‘mri. fur“ “HUN“. "”“imy
'l'husi- “tau hau- lislv’. on to their? ('zlnaan Since June l—l?~l:ih- 'or 5L. 1.”. “K lied “I“ q r-“I’k Merci: ‘-"“"‘-‘t :th “fitter was an admiral
war l-ontls. through thick and thin. are; “fill“! in 15!”. i V ‘ I“ A . M 1 ‘umtut r a banker.
now juslitieil. 'l'hose who bought thej 0n .lt'ne lxt. tr'_ A. law... l‘liilil‘. re-‘ 7
bonds. in large quantities .t'rom fool-{tired tram lawn.“- mun:- it .- mm...» ;
islt or uul'ortunate owncts. a war Ono: 'l“. -- i‘lt‘k"!'l‘. r: Sic-:1, .ii.»‘: in
twn :lLZ't‘. li rye l‘t'fllll‘ll a rare pt‘ollt. : slzt‘ini et‘y. wmt'» i’iici't- r}; in \\‘i>.t',l‘ :‘s, V l
'I‘l'o.~4i- “he Inu‘p tin- lmmls‘ they new :it--l- tntnnlirals. att-i tzox. th> v“ . i
pun-way for 1h.- ne\t l'eu' )a-ars. :trtfi i'I sorts. le‘l tin .'~;lf.‘.| [Haws urn l
putty “ire tn illlllu‘ :: lil t'Y‘i'll prntit. ‘ li‘r hauls m l.m::.~ Se. t: l‘il, \x' ml 4‘ 1
(Hl‘l‘ :i'ul illllHt‘ thia‘ interest iv il‘—ih-’L‘ lH’lli t‘fltitii-etml \\:2' the More: N ( l
(‘ltZtS‘ tl marlin-t \‘zil'ie. ism ‘l' l'wi l. NI)N (in N. u t'..v.;i;.:;. 3.1.1 ‘W ‘Wtd‘hflw‘g’mz‘T‘t : Prom Cflfldffj. .
. ' , . ,_._, —- "n Film 7‘, 'l'l‘ov lil.‘!'." 55 marl l‘l‘ kliiAiii? (b17t ”wadk‘i I] e ‘ p eCIIw or
. ‘ _ . l
”A trot]! l:a\2l has; itil‘l‘t". manil- tn srll‘ for“ rill-Y: t? . ”Nil?“ r...r:i~ ill‘-il the 5;i\!llt i ’ath;;r%%tect it i hSQId
me x. . (-v.’ . gum» unlfx Ill‘tiuilli‘t' “fl _ “in w luffl'illt'i lny .lr.! rd 9 1 1 - i , W
q (‘(\[‘!‘\( .it. {in}. that \i'i’l swrxe iw l} WNW “' ’1‘. “l 0 Mix ,t t‘: wrung}: kneuhi J "I N Karl“). E '
iv'dlm» "4‘. make t‘utiilr-S tit'tieciu- "2‘“ “' "'l‘) iv"! vi the lx‘Lsiinss; — ' Lao
‘ ”m5 1.. “Hwy 3 {mm ”,1 mm.» m wk“; ”1: H. “11"! and rumouovefl'ects of l rippe
Em“ k... ”up. 3". Mr, 1,1 ‘kr :...‘ ..-1 exposure w..n a most l 0
iv... l . .. ... l1", ' .l‘“ k l delightful application of l
-. c _..Q _-..-.___- .. . l i.tlt.....it._\ l.i‘rtt!. v.1 llkl‘l
'l‘l‘u l 1\\' t::ittir:.".‘}' rrsct‘ts lieiur: it i‘ "'f' ':l\',‘~' It'l.‘ .v ,m lull duos? i
lll‘)’ “ln 1‘. the merchant ll‘..lril‘l' is \\"'Y. H l 1' ‘ ‘l i” i” 11?" l-y av) tii~:.i..~,l and
0......” ; ' “v1: sumxirrz Oh "the Limit." l'm- ARIN
Il’lhlll' u: .\‘.r.< luckrrnma's tatlavr ll i ” um u hs
- “he? strwl “it. re ti‘vn l ‘
o o l _.‘ ,‘ ~. . ' \ X" "‘3 Motor cf '
DailyRadto Program 'L‘. can l 381......“ , my f I
:“‘i ll' Kli‘ili ('1 Ill" M.i.\tit_ 1n ti. b
. ., . efore '
(Tune to 360 Meters) 1“ ‘ -‘”~' "M‘k' Hts-m inwh m 1. door, firming “:3 °f Bertfor Child)?”
grounrctt.‘ “'1”? ("WT ‘llilI'N, it “.15 ‘ ”n IMO. ,
sun... “_'7 \ ‘ ' -k ‘ [in lhl-l tlt.il .\lr. itit'kotluiil‘. ramp 1" BL Ayers , " G . ilPa: .
t . 1‘“. t.‘.|.lu\.u). . . J. lh'T“ ‘rnill Not-walk aml twuglzt out '55 Wlfl’HHGIOn St. Keeler Building Wmozumm it”
'~ II t: IUIIN' - 'tllc it, l.. Arnold Lug”. . < \ t... .1 W. South Norwrl c ’ g [l — » Corpor- on
tulm i». tn.——"l'.usiness and imlit~tti.il|iorat- l in the obi inn“? \vnw \ji‘xh d k, on". Lam-Powell I!
eomiitiens iii the l'u‘itrd States." as presuit Raymund litii‘viirg .N‘lll’.‘ an!
0.).“ t‘\t‘Li h) ltlt‘ National liltitlslllal ‘1 lattr tlistroyc ti liy tiri. . lie tlai
”If(lillt'l'l‘llf‘t"i-Uill'll.‘ ‘ .. imnwvl into part ml the shop at [Lat
.. t; p. l-ll. hiUllI'h lrntii >t .\.l(‘}illiii\‘lllf.ll‘ tt‘!l'ilit‘l’"l liy tlu- late \Viiilatn
,\‘..._::..:.i:.t: i‘ntitu ~y oi the Lizztuty, l-‘att. mutt. Ho" (2.. u t,-i~t:;.:i-t out I}...
~ l“(";:l‘illl.\. ‘i " \ i-‘lli‘l'wtm'l stationery or“! contictznn—
l ._ mg- ‘ 'reu n ton of . I‘cinietrts‘rry lmsinsss :il'L-i anm “maul ll .11 «‘ . - . . . ' ‘
from liatlio Antennae." luy Ralph and turnip}; in Hip strin- rmv “my: I” littll~ all ages-*are dlStnw‘an—a
it. “Kurd. L‘hu-t‘ \‘mytrk .l":i-ctrit~.l t'ui iv tlw- l‘ A t‘ ‘ I' V A- '
' . . .. . , . . , . .. . . .urdptl 5 gr II? , - “ ' ' ‘ ' " u‘ ‘ "’
ivlil‘L-till. ll"z-" s furnishing Miami-M; Fr...“ 30L h I\I‘ “D 01 A 51101“
7:45 p. lll.'-~”i:lllli‘l‘." Mi. lI‘t‘tslieh r fl‘tt‘t'e he inmwi ii‘tn ‘lw ~ ‘ . . '
.. - ..I ~ t: pita-Li line 1' a“ t‘- 2' - - t ‘l - ~ ..
1 mm] sums I“ anlm or MUM,“ . my 1,. m: .1.:;m_m l-u‘» utl rt 1. n will your dilelltiull to the comfort, style and
Cunmfl itmtwrtknc M... pivk‘rmm.‘ Li”, M” 1"": N‘I‘Vtcc ': it is emraeteristtc ..t' these famous Ralston
7:30 p, iii.—“:“.it'e and Sane 'l~‘ourtl‘.."i“1’ 7: M1.“ Mirtnsxt‘nt lummss that SllUt‘S.
by Louis ]:u:t.icl<. Safety Instituti-ihu” l'll'V-(JTI' it“ rig-Ward.
of America. ' .
8:00 p. tit.~—C‘i)tiet~t't "by the liadiola “OAR” 01“ I'I-‘TIMJTIZ .‘llil-Z’l‘lxt.‘
Quartet. assisted by Princess: ’l‘ta‘:io§ 'I‘UNlt-‘HT. .
l'nlralunt. produced and directed by? «
Millie llyan. 'l‘ht tittattt-t is com» ‘1?“ final nl'éiilllk’ it.“ Tituiztl of 1 0' I
posed at Kitty Iiilll. English soprano; 135“” 3““ ”ml 'l‘i‘tkélllul‘i “ill 1..) 1.. 1.1 .
Madalaitie litissi. a young ntozzo so- tuis “rain: at tin: council (‘llilllllw rs.
prauo. who sings in tour languages: .C‘U" “MW ””5 him: I1 Itllluilt‘ lil-‘el- QUALITY FOOTWEAR
Carl Sifl‘ert. a. young ”no... \\.( st. ”in: vhen citizens have :1 Citation trf
llull. baritone. l‘riucess l'nk'ilentlfli‘V'iW UH“ ‘0 rillHUl for (‘Fl‘t'iil‘ 122 “7'1‘ .
. . . . . ¢ 5
was born in Oklahoma and wax .d-lthmiV‘: Which may have lvern ontittml hmgton St. south Norwalk
neated in “0.110“ at the No“. Iillfi- Or ‘tlt‘reted by the Board from the W .
lattd Conservator.“ of Music. am] at “W“?‘fi‘ 0'- lh" “Jim‘s lk‘l‘fll‘llllé'llts - '
the. Boston 1'tii\'ersit_v. where site i” 1""$"”‘[‘ 1 last "W“lh. VE
specialized in psychology and Jour- ““0 C” ”1“ “V0 l‘UmDiHlI ("lislln’rs I
m... m. WWVEETWABLE AND FLO‘YVEIIE SEEDS
France as war worker with the Y. tron the budget; . “W OillCU Of billld- Ch L 11830 ent 0‘ Nursery Stoc me u ' Peach I
M. C. A. as entertainer and in a ,mé‘ Ir‘stvector, “1‘th W115 fir“ passed era? Trees. Also Grape Vines, etc.
rmmmimp “mutiw 1105mm. 4.51 approvm, 'md Ia“... mkm Out. 9 also carry a full line of Fertilizers and Insecticides.
9:01) p. in.——Entertainment arranged 2'2” lll‘ohulluly be ‘llRL‘US-‘Si‘d. and there PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN 3531- RESULTS
by the Sllllllort Vaudeville Circuit— ‘ r- sciera other items “th1“ may I l'l'H N “] ‘
Catherine thcrrieri. with Herman culll‘ltor some discusflon tonight. SD ()R ALK HORIbT & SEED STORE
Timbergs “JG“ and moon‘s... and t 3971399“ 1S scheduled to start Telephone 864 ' I loath Main Street ‘
managed by Lewis Grosncr: (‘laire :1 t L C‘Od‘ (D' T') and it is expected
DeVine. cotnedieiine. “Broadway Pl" a number 0: Citizens will be
Celebrates." Judge instave Ilart- [rcavntn
man of the City Court will give a » . . — Now at the
five-ntinutc tiilk. COR()3l"l{ .ISS‘IES le’DING Head Of - ' “fig
19:30 p. air-Concert by T-Tleanor El- m “ORTHRUP MI‘RDER' Guarantee 1"!!!“th
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WE LEND MONEY to honest people
on HOME WRNITURE. PIANOS,
Also lend on NOTE signed by responsible persons, and to property
owners. N0 PAVVNS.
Establish a connection
over and over to be profitable to y a.
BENEFICuI‘A
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LOANS UP TO $300.
Repazabie in 8 to 15 monthly instalments, or as desired. LAWFUL
INTEREST CHARGED. upon unpaid balances. FOR THE EXACT
TIME YOU KEEP .THE MONEY. Nothing
NO CHARGE unless we make the loan;
FREE?“ everything strictly. confidential.
and courteous everything
' ' FULL WRITTEN PLAN‘g‘iven YO“.
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having steady jobs, or incomes,
ETC., WITHOUT REMOVAL.
deducted in advance;
consultation and advice
SERVICE is considerate.
beingjully explained Without hurrying, and‘
Put your obligations in one place. ‘
with this SMALL LOAN BANK that will prove
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Tomorrow we celebrate 'the day which marks”
é. another new year for our country. And this year’s .
l celebration carries with it a message of hope and as-
surance for the best year in our history. Let us all
put our best foot. forward to keep pace with the
spirit; of the times. i
- Norwalk’s Busiest Corner
DAYS WHICH FOLLOW
cation needs at this store. from the following liv
articles of reliable quality:
styles.
Corsets and sport girdles for flappcrs and matrons.
Bathing: combinations. regular and extra .\iZt‘.\“.
Bathing Caps, ’Kcrchiefs, Shoes and \Vater-Vthgs.
I .
”16!! GRADE MER(HANDIS[ 87' HOLEri’A7i" PR’iCr‘.r
86 WASHINGTON STREET
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Many thoughtful women will solact their 1.» l? M;- and vrr
..-_._. flitting:
Numerous styles of fine cotton \Valst~ .. an.
Unto-tile minute styles in charming .\.< ‘
Newest models in silk and cozton l'nderr.
“Kayser” Silk Gloves, wrist length. Tina. cit. :: l-“nctti-
' . $1.39.
All the fashionable shades and various guides iz‘ Sig;
Hosiery.
\Vnrrsted, Mohair and Silk Sweaters. slipuywr utul ' use-t.)
OR tics
iiunEu iTU R E . y
W * fFURNIT'Uii-EAGO.
ERLING 8,0..NORWALK
JAuces*
l27- i29' WASHINGTON SVT.
ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW STROMBERG GABBURETORS. Ask us about
special Stromberg for FORDS.
REDDYO
so van Zandt Street
82 (AYRES
EAST NORWALK
W'e have just. been appointed distributors for the famous
the new
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