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BLANKETS
in Cotton and All Wool.
wring Flannel: and Outing Flannel
Garments of All Kinds.
E. K. BANI ’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
South Norwalk.
um NEWS
H. N. iiegeleln. local agent. has in—
:ille-l one of his turnout! Internation-
Unvplpc Healers for John Glover.
luttsuilv il\l~lllii'.
rd.— M;
c.u.u—.
The regular monthly meeting of the
tilt! \Vcll Hook (i- Mulder company is
to he held on Monday evening at thg.‘
Nunl‘lf‘ri-l oh l<‘r:mklin street.
Halo ll‘iillVHllll ill. ()‘llricn's.
.\li'lllln"'rs of Hill South Nor-walk Bont
Mull. forlnr-riy tho McMullen Yacht
llllll. are requested to be on hand to—
lnvvrrow so that some more work on
renovation of the building can be
(limit.
1L.
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The oyster stenmér Oetrea. of South
Norwulk. left Bridgeport yesterday
utter cooling up at the (lock of the
McGee Coal company. The Oetrea.
has been undergoing repairs at the
«lock ol‘ the. Butler Machine company.
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~~I"‘::li line 0: Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn.
(l. W'. mes of the Bethel Home.
Brooklyn. N. Y._ will lecture tomor~
low. in Hell Men’s Hall. South Nor-
walk. nt 3 o'clock. on some. of the no
lulionn of the world's present unrest.
The public cordially invited to h!-
prvsollt.
A
The Nor-walk High School Football
Mum wil play their third game. of
H..- sr-nson, next, week. Their oppon—
. is: ”re not known.
the two gnmeu played, but they
l‘wlvwl :l thrilled improvement, in
vlwl/lrly‘u irzlmrl. when they held thf‘
Hirzltforll team. to ll
.wk‘
‘\l
in all. illg‘lilllg '
L‘vi ' . l. ""(lrt',
I Hi lino Soft lintn. O'Rricn'u
4- regular meeting of I'innncr
in. No. 34. Sons and Daughters
n" l lln l-tv, hold lust evening In: invi—
'll'wni to visit thy New Canaan (,‘oun-
m". on Uri. 19th, was received. A
lll’ij“ :itlcndzmro la (losirml at tho new
piling: to make arrangements for
Mix \‘inlt and ulsm to helrl demolish
tlux feed which in :lrrnngml for that
meeting.
rwnlli'lllf‘l‘ Bakery, 5 Monroe St. We
invite you to cull and try somethine
from our largo stock (if bllllll, bread
and (‘llkf‘S.
”we... . .4. m..- _ _.__.,
(:ENIl-lnn SPANISH
CASTILE SOAP
15c Per Cake.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwnlk.
11/- tawny-411;-
“\‘\“\“\‘\‘x‘ x- \
A TREASURE
CHEST
a a at:
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Stories of olden (luvs
tell us of treasure (lllPStS
concealed in caves or
buried on loncly islands.
. Our Safe Deposit Vault
{N a good example, of a
modern treasure chest. lt
. .‘ Jl-I-
-\‘\‘\‘\‘<=g
, ‘ . . .
’ ll .1 room With impenetra-
l J. a walls of steel and ma- ii
’ .anfigfi‘r‘ ' People of the com- it 7
ml: lily] can keep their 5‘;
9‘ 'm l es here in safety. as
N . inn (‘tlli secure a Box ’l‘
I. ior $4 per vear -—- a sum H
“ much less than ' II
spend for“ you nl'lght “
;! entertain (me evenmg,8 I“
H . ( went. 2‘
as - "
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UnderWear
Wool Hose
Hats and Caps
Neckwear ' '
Shirts
Sweaters
Knit Vests
Suits
Overcoats
Rogers (’9‘ Stevens
Norwalk So. Harwell:
; Ira ..
r”hrhmr' lrhrvr
The local police received the report
of a Studebaker automobile being
stolen in Daubury, last night.
The Springwood Junior football
game will begin at. half past one, in-
stead of two o‘clork tomorrow.
-——Buy your View-mu ut Donnelly‘e
it) only weekly permeate. Store open
wenings until 9 p. m.
run-M“ .
Q Lockwood. formerly of Nor-
walk. is seriously ill at his home in
l’lrooklyn. N. Y.. with pneumonia.
William Hyatt, Russell Wilcoxxon
and Ernest Sloan attended the Yun-
kre-Giant game in New York city yes-
torrlny.
-~—i1arris & Guns. That's all.
A meeting of the. Board of Health
will be, held at 8 o'clock Monday night
at the office of Dr. Robert E. Perdue,
health officer. 27 West avenue.
-—-Al. Menarde’s am with Doc.
Owens, at the Armory. tonight.
Patrolman Frank V. Raymond was
sent to Stemboat. dock yesterday aft-
ernoon to quell a dispute between two
men there. He. sent the men home.
__..___.__.......
l—Al. Menarde’s Jamaica-e with Doc.
(mono. at the Armory. taught.
Republican. Town committee
hold a meeting in the court room.
’l‘own Assembly Hall. last. evening.
when n, discussion of the coming com-
puign was held. '
The
"-ABanner Bakery, 5 Monroe St. We
invite you to call and try something
mm our large stock of buns. breed
and cakes.
A number of Norwalk people. who
were planning to attend the automo-
mic. races at the 'Danbury Fair toduy
element weather:
mF'ull line of Auto Amos-cries
\ .tron Kohn.
Because of the breakdown in the
downtown hook and ladder truck.
the Pioneer Hook and Ladder truck
in the Firet Dietrict is responding to
Second District fire alarms.
-—-Big1rcr and better than ever.
.‘icnurdc’n, at Amory, tonight.
Al.
Mayor David E. Fitzgerald. of New
Haven. democratic candidntion for
governor. In scheduled to speak in the
Town Assembly hall next Tuecday
night. Other speakers wfl‘. oe Robert
D. Goddard. of Bridgeport. and Archi-
bald McNeil in. also of Bridgeport.
——+Harris & Guns. That's all.
On Monday evening at the Savoia
Restaurant. Dr. Philip Cutellano Who
last week returned from a three
monthe‘ trip to Italy. will be the
guest of honor at. a banquet to be
held by the Italian Social club. A.
number of prominent men will uleo be
present in addition to Dr. Coatelleno.
—--~De Vito'e eramba. Orchestra. at
the Armory, 'I‘ueeduy night.
The Pygmies. of Eut Norwalk. end
the Springwood Footbsll team will
meet. at Hadik field tomorrow after-
noon, the game to be celled at 2
o'clock sharp. and to be. pioyed be-
fore the baseball game. All player-
are therefore uked to be on hand
promptly so that the game can be
played.
—lnlorna.tiono.l Ono-pipe Heater.
llurnfi any fuel. Hegelein. Tel. 478-3.
1 Paul Giodaua. who we. arrested by
(zame‘Wnrden Wilbur Smith and DOD-
uty ludwards in the upper part of
Weston last Sundny morning. WI!
tried by Justice Budd end fin-:3 W
and casts. amounting to $36.10; Each
year some one be: rushed the nt-
ing season in this vicinity and MI
case will have a good effect upon 05!-
_ .Pay by mentor... :
C‘l‘s.
~——Harrls 62 Gene. That's all. .
GET A RECEIPP.= "
Oneofthe firetthings e;
men should leer-n in any
bueineee £3.43.in 5 Receipt; I
Donft trust to military
Don’t riuk‘ trouble with ‘
your enemies nai- nlimder Z
landing Wityylmr friend's.
‘winde. ,
, ei- which has prevetled for three
,Jyere, dineppolntfisi,Dg949,§§,,,2EJIJAJIL,
fresh cut. emitting-7 .. , 1
The long spell of line Weath-
weeke east. of the Rich Mountain, is;
at last broken with a. gentle rein in
nearly all districts east of the Missis-
sippi river. The storm center in cen-
tral this morning over Illinois and
cloudypnnd relay Weather extends
eastward to the coast. Several places ‘
reported more than an inch of rain
during the last twentydour hours.
INVESTIGATE FIRE AT
'FLAX HILL ROAD
(Continued From Page One)
son. and whale mane could not be as-
certained. showed the firemen where
the blue was. ‘
His hair was singed no if he had
come into close cannot with the
flames. and there wee evidence that
an attempt to'smother the flames had
been made with a. bed quilt and some
old clothes. He denied knowing Fm"
thing about the fire and said that he
could not understand English.
Godlineky was fast. asleep in his
bed. evidently suffering from a. “hang
over" after a. wild night in Spring-
wood. where he said he hodbeen. and
where be acid that he had had some
wine last night.
Questioned by Chief Bagel-due. he
became abusive and said that he knew
nothing of the, fire, nor of a. S-gallon
still whichewus found near where the
shattered lump was found. A. motion
of coil some ten feet in length m
also found near where the fire started.
The still was empty end evidently
had not been'ueed recently. In the
living rooms of the Beacons. on the
lloor below in the kitchen. was found
.1. mg galvanized iron tub full of some
.lquld that smelled like molasses and
prune Juice, and samples or this was
taken by Chief Pennington. who was
when the still and coil were discover-
ed. .
In the kitchen as well was a. wood-
en keg nearly full of prune mash.
while in the. attic above was found a.
sack full of wheat grains. which had
not been opened as yet.
rThe total damage done to the
building is in the neighborhood oi
$250. Mrs. Beacon was ht the house
shortly after the fire broke out, hav-
mg come from a nearby factory where
she worked. She diaeppeared shortly
alter inquiries were made of her as
.0 what therutill was doing in the at-
tic.
An investigation is been; conducted
by the police into the activities of the
Beacons, with especial‘ reference to
the still. coil, moan and other equip-
ment. for moonshining.
This was the second fire to have
heén rung in from Box 14 today. the
slut having been rung in at 8:40
o'clock this morning. when the roof of
a shed over the Morelli fruit store. on
North Muin street. caught fire. doing
damage 01' about .325. What caused
this fire is not. known, but it is bc~
lieved that someone might. have
thrown a. cigar or cigarette butt there.
which emouldered and finally burst
DELEGATE To “7. C. T. U.
EVANSTON. 111.. Oct. 7.«—The first
and only policewoman in Panama
City will represent the Canal Zone W.
C. T. U. at the World's W'.’ C. T. 17.
convention in Philadelphlo. November
11-16. according to notional head-
quarters here. She in Miss Elsie J.
Keyner. .a teacher in the Sea Wall
Methodist Missionary school. ' She is
said to have been commissioned in
order to prevent cruelty to children.
Mice Keyeer has organized nearly ion
children of the Canal Zone into chap-
ters of the Loyal Temperance Legion.
headquarterl omceru assert.
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. Fire: Bonk under the Bridge , .
'7 fs‘onSWaeblemn 3t. ’ 1,
4H0? d9: «5 5...qu. ,.
,~ film. the meal em
‘where they willyleit Mr. Crew's sla-
called to the spot by Chief Bogardue. '
into flame. lectured.
, ,, . , . A very elaborate. dinner will be
PtNfiMfmmCEWflmri 77777 "fifiéfiiaflJrrrI—r- . fifi'fi’m‘lfivfiw T'U'Jh‘GTl-i
. 1,, other count
"was
would!” from . oracle estate. believ—
day‘ morning. for Pittsburgh- .Pa.
ter. The trip was made In Mr. Crow’s
new automobie. going by way of Ala
bony and stopping at points of inter-
est. ‘ . _
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novak, form-
erly of this city. Won first prize of 85
in a prize waltz contest. held in Fair-
field the other evening. Mr. Novak
la superintendent of Birdcrart Sanctu.
ary. Falrfield.
The engagement of Miss Mary Irene
Raymond. daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Raymlmd of 75 Spring street, to
Not 5.. P‘lllow, son of Mr. and M11
Fred G: F‘illow of Welt Norwalk. has
been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Jo'mes Donnelly at-
tended the Danbury Fair on Thurs-
day, and yesterday Mr. Donnelly at-
New York city. He is Planning to
attend tomorrow's game as we”,
The Hoapital Whist held its first
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs
John Sherman. of Elm etreet. Thé
annual election of officers will take
place at the next meeting. .
Miss A. C. \Vendcroth has gone to
W‘aehington. D. C. to attend‘the gath-
ering of the American Red Cross
there. She is registered at the Hotel.
Gordon.
Mrs. Frank .Eudlong. the recent
guest of Mrs. Helena. V‘an Alstrne. of:
Bayview avenue. has returned to her
home in Providence. Rhode island.
Mr. and Mrs. it. L. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. Elton E. Baker have return-
ed from a week's auto trip. visiting at
Torring‘ton and Danbury. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, of
Pittsburg. Pa" were. the. guests yester-
day. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kelly.
of Couch street. '
William J. l'oxvell attended the
third game of the. Giant-Yankee series
in New York city. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W’. R. Cartwright loft
today (or a motor trip to Manchester.
Vermont.
Joseph Klnumuu of Amherst. Mesa.
was a. visitor in town yesterday.
MR. HARRIS WILL
ENTERTAIN' SOME
HONORED GUESTS
(Continued From Page (mo)
Mr. Stone also pointed the portraits
of Mrs. Woodrow Wllaon at the White
House, and Secretary of War Baker
and his furl'lily. He is also associated
as art director for Mr. Zlnkln's photo
plays which portray on the screen the
biographical romances of the world's
great music composers: to he accom-
panied by an appropriate musical
score of the workn of each composer
Stone mud the {our lower
bettingfreaerved at the
o'clock
or of 311-.
boxes “bum?
Palace. Theatre for the nine
pcrformunce. tonight.
Among those attending the dinner
besides Mr. Stone and Mr. Zinkin will
be: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hcmming.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray \Verme. Miss Lillian
Twombiy. Cyrus Benedict. all ’of
Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Haynes. of Danbury; Messrs. Edgar
and Alex \Vesscl, Victor J. Petty, of
New York.
On Sunday a dinner will be given at
the Ridgewood Golf Club by Mr. Har-
rie in Mr. Stone's honor. Speldel‘u or-
chestra of bridgeport. will furnish the
music at these dinners. ,
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“TEDDLVG [3i BO\VAYTON.-
Miss Marlon (was to Bum the
Bride 0! Charles A. Murphy This
Afternoon. '
The wedding of Miss Marion Grunt
Coulee. of Rowuyton. and Charles Ar-
thur Murphy or Norwnlk. will take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon. at
the Rowayton Methodist »Eplscopal
church. The maid of honor will be
Mina Ruth J. Carmen of Never York
state and the best man will be Fred-
erlck Parks Murphy. a brother of the
bridegroom. .
The church has been handsomely
decorated by the Norwaik Green-
houses. as has the home‘of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coatea.
where a reception will be held follow;
ing the wedding.
The couple will be married beneath...
a be er of palms. Boston ferns, and
oak leuvea. while feetoone of Ophelia‘
roses. tied with white ribbon, will
mark of! the aisles. and tour 'bunchég
of Ophelia roses will mark of! the
pews to be occupied by the members
of the families of the couple. . The
color scheme of the church decor-
ntlons is light pink and dark green
At the. house palms and ferns have
been placed. while the table .515 use
decorated with a large, bucket”): pink
snap dragons and white swarlsodla.
A number of local as Well as out of
town guests will attend the wedding
and reception. . ,.
':
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NIGHT SCHOOL FOR PARENTS;
The following notices; have been.
Sent to local school children'bf foreign
parentage to take home: Father-E,
mothers and children are fellow stu-
dents when the children encourage
their parentsto com to night school.
Night school opens. {o'clock Mom
day nights; Center-school and Frank
lin school. Good teachers, hard
wtudy. and :- 800d time every once in
a. while make it<5rorth tiling to night
school even 1: "(fiber is urea with his
.work and mether With her homo»-
keeping. Itelflns. Slave, Hungnmng- '
Polo‘s. Rural Greeks and people or
we” Willie—in the classes.
_ , W’s REQUEm‘SH
’TSSANJJQISE. (13.1.. Oct. ‘7—«Thc Gen.
oral Hospital ‘SOciety‘of Connecticuus
beco idemblifinexcenbf a-
a ”£5 0 rfimfsurahfh VWZincheute‘r ..
.H. H. Wheeler
Prese)..—-—A report the; ' ,
bummed $1.0; Turkey; abd {rated at?
10:55 thismorning we: received Early
this afternoon by the Russian delegas
Moscow. There is no confirmation of,
the report, but Moscow is bellevedto
be in close communication with Con»
stantinople. “
TWO CORPORATIONS,"
CAPITAL 135105.000
(Continued From Page One)
The Connecticut Cosmetic andg
Chemical Supply 00.. Bridgeport;
president and secretary. Joseph Ted-‘
esco: vice president. Carmen Luci;
treasurer. Jennie Tedesco. '7
The Union Plane 00.. New“ Britain.
president A. F. Corbin; vice—president.
C. S. Neuma‘ri‘; secretary and treasurer.
The Albert‘s Boot and Shoe Store.
Inc. Waterbury. president.
Cohen; vice-president.‘ Samuel A. Al-
bert: treasurer. Louis 1. Albert; sec-
rotary. Isaac N. Albert. 7 7
The Quality Clothes Shop Inc. of
Waterbury hale dissolved and all claims
against the corporation mby be. sent
to Wilfred P. Cohen. No. 718' Broad-
way. New York City.
MISS 130ma TO alums:
Boston and. Cambridge Girl to “'ed
Harvard Graduate in .NOrwalk.
Among the early autumn marriages
of Boston is one whicn will take. place
in thin city, in St. Paul’s church; 3:;
two o'clock on Saturday. October 14.
The bride is Mine Margaret Felicia,
Doughty of Boston and Cantor-Tight
She. is a. graduate of rue ‘Wlnsor
School of Boston, and o! the Cam—
bridge School of Architectpre. and a
member of the 1918 Sewing Circle of
Boston. She is the daughter of Elea-
nor Thomas Doughty. who has been
living in Norwalk with her molten
Mrs. W. H. Thomas. .‘
The groom is ls‘reedrlck Stillman
Kingsbury of Boston. a graduate oi
the class of Harvard, 1914, and also
of the Harvard School of Architecture
and of the Harvard School of Land-
scape Architecture. Mr. Kingsbury
served as an ensign in the Navy dur-
ing the war. .
,_ Th2 engagement was announced in
Roman in June. 1921. The annotating
clergyman will be Father Stone, for-
merly of St. Andrew's. Stamford. The
organist will be Edgar M. Jackson of
Norwalk. :1 friend'of the bride’s tam-
ily. The briderwill be given in mar—
riage by her uncle. w. Harrison
Thcnzas. The bride's maid—of—honor
will be Mice Catharine Tuussig of
Canlbridge. and the best man willbe
Leciiard VVrigbt of Boston. also a
Harvard. 1914, graduate. and late of
the Navy. ,
The ceremony at the church is to
be private. only the families 5; the
bride and groom to be present.
large reception will be fiefi immcd‘lu
ately afterwards. ‘in Rowayton, on the?“
estate or the bride's grandmother, in
Grcycote. one of the cottages of Miss
TWE’TU . roiirr .
MRS. MESZAROS ' PEATH
Not Known Whether it Was Acciden-
tal or Suicide.
1;
: ' hi.
Season. on; nanny morning. in the
tion here in a. wireless dispatch, from;
Isaac'
. Mrs. Eieanor_R. Mills. was question-
3 Girls Athleflc? ;_" :' than. win"
their ennui “first meeting! or" the,
Home Desk"Perlod.jl ‘ Al; this time. the
President. Vice-President. _ Secretary
Treasurer. and Girl's Bdsketball Mau-
eger wlilvbe elected.
Mai-y: Skidd. Charlotte Jarvis. Mil-
dred Finkl‘er. and Charlotte Lockwood
were'visitors, at the High school. yes-
terday. ‘
Howard Martin. popular High_
school student. attended the World
Series game. today. between the'Giants
and the Yankees.
._.._._._—-
Inquiry Pointing Into the
' Millsor Hall Families
(Continued From Page One)
\
the women questioned had met in an
unofficial way last Friday night.
In an effort to run down definite
rumors that the rector and Mrs. Ming;
had planned to go to Japan or other
foreign-country. detectives have lac-i
gun inquiries at steamship offices to
see it any application had been made
for passports;
Long Creek. which threads the
Phillips property. where the.,bodics
were found. was dragged by the
troopers searching for a. pistol. but
none was found.
Willie Stevens. eccentric brother—in-
law of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall.
merrfixchange.
, Curtains—
’New .SlmWings ,
“At/this time you will want‘ne
hangings, curtains and drapes f
your home. Those already made.
ready for hanging. in new design:
and materials are here for your
immediate inspection. Very lowly
priced too —- assuring tempting
values. -.
.———-¢
Angevine Furniture Co
16_North Main Street. '
.who was murdered at) Sept. 14 with
ed until 3 o'clock thn: morning by
county and State authorities.
Colonel H. N. Swartzkopf of the
State police. said that Stevens. who
was taken from the Hail home late
yesterday, had been closely question-
ed about his movements’on the night
of the killing. and that the officers
had driven him from the Hall home
to Somerville. county seat of Somerset
county. The party passed by the de-
serted spot where the bodies \Qf Mrs.
Mills and the. clergyman were. found.
but it was not announced whether
they stopped there.
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The Hamilton Shop
Gehebe’s
"lt’e Here lf‘lt’s Houseware"
;
On Sale at
Street .
, PHONE
527
_Mops, Brushes, Dusters, Brooms;
There is still some doubt as to
whether the death of Mrs. Theresa
Momma, of 2 Bouton street, from
gas poisoning was accidental or sol.»
cidal. Mrs. Meszaroa was found dead
in her bed room early yesterday morn—
ing by two men who are boarders at
her home.
The kitchen door and windowa'were
cloned tightly.~ while the windows 0!
her bed room Were also closed. The
door from her room into the kitchen
was open. however, and one of the
burners on a threevburner gas stove
in the kitchen was wide open.
Mrs. Meszams, who was 46 years of
age. is survived by two sens, Peter
and William, both of this-city. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after-
noon‘ at 1:30 o‘cloek from the into
home. and at 2 o’clock from St.
Ledlaleus’ church. Interment is to be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
CENTER son-3mm CLUB. _
The Science Club had a. very spirit:
ed meeting Thursday afternoon in
Room 21. The reports of its secre-
tary and treasurer were read and ac-
cepted. ‘, Mice Helen Ratchford was
unanimously elected an honorary
member of the organization. The fol.
lowing names were voted'upon and
accepted for membership lifter ap-
proval by home desk and Science
teachers. Hazel Holmes. Ruth Mara,
Irene Buckley. Horace Bouton‘ and
Anne Troyuno. "
Mr. McMun-ay was authorized to
subscribe for the Radio Broadcast and
Science and Invention for the Club‘s
library. > L V ,
. The suggestion was made that the
Club;p‘lace bird houses and feeding
pletforme about the school grounds
and call-e for the birds during the win-
ter. The plan will be. carried . out.
Two rustic bird houses have already
been contributed. u ,
Plans were discussed for the Hal-
lowe'en social which the Ciub‘is can?
templatin’g and the following commit-l '
tea was appointed:. Dorothy Skelly.
chairman ; . Mildred Luther. Ruth San; ' '
derspree, Irma Holly. ‘Albert PritcliQ
ard. John Henefic, Paul James and
Frank Millard. I '
'Much enthusiasm is manifested for
the erection ore-radio outfit. The
members are working hard, and. at:
ready have raised about sixty dollaIu-i V
by indlvdual snort.
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HOUSE CLEANING REQUIREMENTS
Sweepers, Kalsomine Brushes. Pails, Step Ladders,
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has meant “Kinder-mecca Ythelr‘:
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Norwalk Chronicler