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Miss minbeui Blake “of Main
Iatrooi. burning)“: been visiting at
'l‘. H. Canty was in New York Cityi
Mrs. Isabelle Lodcr of Newark. N.
.1. has been visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Nelle \Vilcox or Itldgcneld.
A ‘ .
cClelland of Elm Crest,
was hostess at a party
riduy afternoon.
i ‘r V
Miss May M
-——Automnhile ilattrrics nt Cnhill's,.
avenue has
River street.
-—llnhl-crs‘ night and other novel-
ties, at the Armory, tonight.
0
passing It few days in South Norwnlk
st the .‘liiliackcmo holt‘l.
slum-it Grecnstein. proprietor
. ' i er De urtmentfitore, passed ,
$3.355 in NEW —chi- 4: Elm.“ me. am.
Vern ll‘itzmaurice, .
by 'l'ln- H» 'nlm: (Sentinel. is passing a
row days in New
0
Lawrence Crosby has
home from college to pass the Christ-
mas and New Year holidays.
The llnrucs Iiniry Coiupanv of lif‘l-
(inn Hill is hmlflR 5‘ N”'“’“‘" "”“7‘ J’karris & Gans. That's all.
crutlnn plant. installed in its lilillll. . . .
Miss May Mclmllnnd 0: Elm Crest.
nnd Miss Anlce Noxon of
ilaricn will lcuve early in the new year
for a rouudAthc-world trip.
Mortimer Johnson.
Keelei’s Grove on the
posted that. someone had broken into
the house and store there by smashing
in a window. He did not know it any-
thing had been taken.
Hubert (loodchtld, gcncrnl ruining: r‘
. ('nsh Company. Chestnut.
is going to New
.ll's n. hlls)’ suite!!!“ for shoe (193.1011.
so ndai ls.—-not
I'lfi'ht nt tlw (lrlu'l‘
[#cpnrntnry
to ho clvrn on January
ncntiou good old
‘iioots, are much in demand.
Progress is living made in the pro-
illllll'rnt'lllf‘tits
liuuk "illltling nt 51 \anI Street, i'or-
—-i"nil line of q the National
s
“Vinny l-‘ii'w (‘hlrt‘ \\'ilii.ilu J. l'ow-
til :4 ll‘iil‘ilit’il
“0. V. A. M. llnnce. Odd Feilowe'
"‘H ”Mil": ”V" Hall, Saturday. Dec.
'lliKili .irfmt his popularity with
The hztilqllrt of Connecticut
llunkvrs' Asnviiition will take place at
l‘oli» 3's dam-int:
lwnu tllmmlulllv
.Inil r: -tltt‘(\l‘.lit‘rl IIOlil inside and out-
:‘irll‘ and “1th
overhauled.
hits-s Anna McMahon of “'est Ave—
nuc. English teacher zit Norwnlk High
Si‘lztml. has been visiting inNow Ha-
ven rcm ntly.
new t'it't'irli‘fl]
nppczirmice.
l‘nllcy nlro hits \cry putty cul—
tnvliirn in iziu- to nuymv \vhn culls.
I
New r‘iilii}'fl
—-Anicrlcnn lland. Armory. tonight.
3’. w decorntinus.
fix-Governor and Mrs.
i‘mlrler or Montclair, N. J., were re-
v'v nt gumla of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.
i’rii-c oi ‘J Sprint-mood Avenue. Nor~
\‘Ill‘-lllli:i"in
\inihmvson (‘nmpnntx
.rnnl linnlnli‘y \vhvrc hc hue lumn the
mivst n! his sistcr. i‘llinll’ii i‘nr-
Mr. Scott pnsuwl :1 part of his
Livntiun \‘lszitinl: lfi-iv'uils in ltivlizi-tu-lii.
Jnmcs Donaldson of 49 “'cst Avo-
meiking arrangements
,lmurllii‘: ilw urvm-v [or several popu.
automobiles
——Hats renovated. O'Brlea's.
Th» scheduled n‘lwtinir (if i‘iitnnm
Titian ('mlllinil\'_ which is:
\lunilny mcuing. tum lwv'u ‘
until Mondny evvulug. .lmxunry “ll-'Am‘ou Kohu.
coming: your.
of auto accessories.
’l‘lu- i-nmpunv is plunnnu: for :I llll‘kl‘l‘f .\ir. li.tl”i‘l:~' leaves Tuesday night for
ini.. .i.im..ir_\ \vhvrc he will make :1. brief but inten-
sivn study or conditions or the auto-
!inrris & Guns. mobile industry lm- 19:3. Ha—lI-OsgnA‘ yM.Dlggnc3%thOdd Fellow.
’ .e e: s '
Announccment wzis mndc today by,
Meyrr Furrinztun of I
first district.
1"i‘lli'iit'ii .l. lillsl. .lr., a student at
Sullit-lti School. Slime-id. is passing
inl-l 3mi- \.li‘il.“0n with his par-
Charles H. Harts. prominent local
financier and philanthropist. has been
asked to become a director of the
Mr. and M is.
Diseases. New York City. Mr. Harris
had resigned his directorship. which
ho. had held for 11 years. upon leav-
ing New York City to make his home
in Norwalk.
nlmw .it, St. i'ctcr'u lvipiscopni church:
.\:-\v York i'ily on livumlur 23, instwiirmxn
'l‘hv- courdr'. who \HH llllliv‘." tili'li‘ homi-
“H6 iliii il i'iy
“r. and Mrs. Thomas Mclx'ny ol‘ Slum-
» ».\ll .‘lllrlt‘ Lovers should hcn‘ the
Nfiillh Nurwzillt laiptist church “'01!-
lltbtliiy .lnnuury 3rd. 8 p. m.
(on r-liC M Dunn» Hy s. The Henderson and Ervin Compony.
manufacturers of Rocking Chair un-
dcryeu. whose executive oflices have
been rcmoved from New York City to
. ('hivi‘ of Police \Villiam it. Pcnnlug-
-‘v||l”-".‘ ' lnu lmH issued his warnings rc
- m in he in M thy pint-lice- of whililrvn sliding In the
M iii" mmltnrn of tilt‘ Hmllll . - ‘
1;...” mm, M ”m “.mnlmwhu» offices at 881 hourth Avenue. New
ion-k City. John Friuell and Samuel
Weed will he in the local offices in~
stead of New York City.
0
second district. :md Uurnum Hill in ‘he
first, district
nouuccd snit‘ for sliders.
i-‘.illi will in»
nlui: t: um null. Millmcry ertt-t Shortly Ju-i‘orc ninc
o'clock this morning, a. motornizin on
.‘t Norunlk cur rsplmi a large dark oi)-
r-ert-t cur trucks.
investigated
automobile.
mi-lvl‘tly lost by sumo hastening mo-
~.\lacaroons. Eclairs Cream-puffs,
llm “i,i"c ul' iiilm" .wt tlu- running viin«
linum- \till l‘ullmv iiiv 1.1:-
"Chic!" J. 'I‘. I‘rowitt has returned
to his dcsk as president of the Cen-
tral Trust Company Norwalk. after
an illness of ”van! weeks. Among
the social activities planned by omc- ble.
leis of this bank is a. New Year's party relief.—AdV.
at which Emlel Hamming. 22 North
Avenue. will be host. Guests include
Mr. and Mrs E. S.
Nyack. N. Y., Miss Lillian Twombley
and Charles H. Harris of Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs.
Freedom. Pa..
Schmidt of New Freedom, Pa.
Ketchnm. E. A. Barth and C. L.
Thompson. all of New York City.
Cyrus Benedict. treasurer of the Cen~
tral Trust Company. will escort Miss
Louise Close to the New Year's Eve
dance at the Norwalk Country Club.
O
ncvt \Vovlnc'zrlnv minim: ::=
— Ruy your
rm Inuv wcckly prj'mcnts.
meninm until ii p m.
\‘ii troln, :it Tlonnvlly'n_
“:lik win 1-.-
.‘lcmconc'li come
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshackemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
'I'n huw‘ n corivct knowlcizc of a
“litii ~l Luv-s one :u i-imnco to judge :1
upon :it this time to Judge the races.
iimr 16. C. [\iiili'y of Colgate I'nivers-
ltv ii'('illl‘l' mi "The Race Pro' lcm."
m-xt Sum! .y night. at thr- South Nor-
wnll: l‘nmti.~t ‘hurch :ii 7‘30.
Re-invest Your
January Dividends
In Gilt Edged Securities
’aying 6% and 7%
—21c a day for ten. months pays
for s. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.
Guaranteed
HOT WATER BOTTLES.
Computers!” made to the police
about boys sliding down Seymour
street into West avenue.
Joseph'rownsend e: 2! Plymouth
summer warmth in all
home since H. A. Hegelsin installed
one or his famous International 0....
pipe Heaters more.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dartt of Oak
street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Y. L.
Bossa at East Maple-treat. and Mrs.
Howard M. Bosss. and son. Howard 0:
South Norwalk. Christmas Dun—New
Canaan Advertiser..
--New Year’s eve dance. Music by
American Band. Armory, tontht.
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Two panes of glass were reported as
broken in the show case in front of
the Gottlieb store. South Main street.
Patrolman John Reynolds reported the
matter and is conducting an investiga’o'
tion as to how they became broken.
The show window of the Connecti-
cut Light and Power Company. Wall
Street. Norwalk. is attracting much
favorable attention. It depicts a snow
scene. with special lighting effects. de-
signed and executed by Edward Boyd
of Compo.
O C O
——0. U. A. M. Dance. Odd Fellows'
Hall, Saturday, Dec. 30th.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Richards of
Flax Hill Road. their two daughters.
the Misses Pansy and Qiadys Rich-
ards and their son. William Richards
returned from South Wilton
where they visited their daughter,
.Mrs. J. W. Blackman over the week
Charles E. Hoyt. secretary and trea-
sures- of the South Norwalk Trust
Company. and secretary of the Con-
necticut Bankers' Association. will at-
tend the annual banquet of the Mann-
chussetts Bankers’ Association Jan-
upry 4 at the Copley-Plaza as one of
the guests of honor.
for Detormatles and Joint
visiting
atchman at
rnpike. re-
ford yesterday.
service at 10:“.
attend.
CITY AND ”fuci’fi'l‘v; “NEWS ' ‘ “ OTES
Miss Gertrude doc at Wellington! :4
Miss Georgian» Finch
West Washington sheet,
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Dr. Albert m of White Plains,
has been spending. low a». with
his sister. Miss Emma. Scott. in Don-
bury.
The South Hamil: Public Library
is open . today after having, been
closed yesterday because oil
the boilers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ollo Kennedy _
children of Clifton. N. J.. are visiting
at the home of their daughter. Mrs.
Peter Ward. o! Arch Street.
Friends in Nomi]: thsi week re-
ceived notice of the .
Howe. in Bldg-field. the funeral
services being held yesterday.
Mf- tlle Mt, It are Arm-
ory. American Band.
C O O
Ac’lording to papers tiled at Hart-
tbe Knapp & Bell
Grain company of this city has dis-
solved and claims have been paid.
An Overland auto owned by Joseph
DeMartlno was left in the middle or
Mrashall street last night by the owner
when he was unable to start the car.
Camp No. 3 and Camp No. 11, P.
O. 8. of A.. will hold an open mect~
ing on Monday evening. Members
are urged to attend and bring their
friends. ‘
Tonight the Combat Train will hold
its big dance at the year.
mittee is busy decorating the Armory.
and the American Band will furnish
the music.
——Before you judge the races. hear
E. G. Ainlsy's lecture on "The Race
Problem." at the l. N. Baptist church.
next Sunday evening. at 1:80.
Leon Fish. son of Prof. and Mics.
L. A. Fish. has returned to visit his
parents at their home at 8 Arch
Street during the holidays of
University. where he is a student.
All members of the Sunday School
at the South Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal church are requested to be at
the church tomorrow evening to take
part. in the Candle Light Procession.
Cadet Havens. of th Tcfiaining Col-
lege. New York City. will be at the
Salvation Army Citadel
week-end.
"There's little but hard work for
bankers Just now.” an atheist of a
South Norwalk bank said.
ing accounts for the old year
starting those for 19:! bank employ.
ees are putting in some hem
attenuous work.
—Full line ot auto nee-cries.
Aaron Kohn.
East N orwa l
Ice is forming on the curiae. of
local harbor, and in spots it is fro
A dance will be held this 9‘.an
at the Norwelk Country Club, §l=
furnishing the mus-
del's orchestra
mg“ * Roman Hurd Sturges. offivlnfi
‘ ' i spend New Mar.
alt of his broth
‘
street. .’ will
Stamford. as the gu
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn Of W .
field street recently entertainoq m
tlve from out of town at their ho"
death of John Appropriate Sf‘rviccs are’io l... h.
at both the Advent Christian Phil-r9
and at Christ EpiscOpal chum“ i.
the New Year tomorrow.
Barry C. Fudcc, of :6 l-‘irr‘. 32......
won a prize of $10 in .a ,-..-.—._ M.
spelled word contest
,the Southern New England 'i‘i c;
the Now- a 1:. ll
Palmer of 288 Bust .'|\'|‘HUi. ‘
and child are doing: well twin; a
breed smile.
“fetch Night
held tomorrow mum at tin- tin-v ,
nue M. E. church.
service it will he docidnJ as m
or the Official
regular meeting on Monday
becnuac of the holiday.
The corn-
Thc services at the Adv:
tian church tomorrow cvcnir: 2i." 2
of an unusual chnmcicr.
evening service will he held
o'clock. with a. sermon by th.
on ”Calls of the New Your."
ing this there will
“Resolved:——That
Important 'l‘hnn
Elsie Knorr, Clix)"
trjck and Elsie Remmick u.
the mrmntve'wlth Anna
Ainswurth and
Know- on tho ncgntivr».
readings will also hr-
young poop”. liclrcshmviitc \
served and a social (lmc «Inn '
quarterly nli‘f'liiir in’ 9..
the conclusion an old fashion ,. or
service will be held as 'ila' . « . ..
You nrc invited H rm...
and he prepared to givv mil \. :- - .
All are cnrciiui‘) lung
to attend any or all or the 54 7' ;~ .
passes out.
over the
Services on Sunday at 11
a. m.; 8 p. m.. and‘ watch night
All are invited to
orlte hymn.
NAME “I“ NUS
Edwin S. Thomas in the l‘nitcv ~19-
District court.
the sale of the trade name 0. l‘c 3:
With clos-
Ehcningcr 00.. piano manurnwxvrv.
7 ul‘ the erosion; the choir having btcn
' I‘llf‘tlcln‘ diligently, the past week. At New Year's flowers as :2 :ilt, .
rim-r the am. direction of Miss in remembrance to a mother. c:' to .
«urban. \Veed. organist. After the Bent ‘0 one ‘7“0 ‘5 ill 1' 3‘} “99““?
«want. and the singing of Christmas “8 “1‘1 happy way to begin the _\
still maintain sales TROUBLE!) wrrn
Banner Bakery. 5 Monroe.
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“Have been
was; moneys
J acoby’s
troubled with weak The Home of Good Clothes
kidneys since childhood.“ writes Mrs.
G. Hyde. Bensonia. Michigan.
pest forty and have had terrible back-
large variety of Cakes and ache and that tired out feeling. hat-d-
ly able to do my work.
Foley Kidney Pills accompanied with '
Foley Cathsrtlc Tablets I soon
like a. new person."
mntic poms.
By using
Pro-Inventory
Sale of
Beckaohe. rheu-
dissiness and blurred
vision are symptoms of kidney trou-
Foley Kidney Pills give quick
Renlman of
C. Evans Wiley of New
Mr. and Mbs. Joseph F.
. George
JANUARY
VICTOR.
RECORDS
an an: TODAY.
Don—Ellis
188mm.“
Coats
for Men, Women
and Children
Wm. Manes
Dine at the Old Stand by
Advise With Us.
98c and up -
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
Maples EGoldschmidt
There are times when
we' have to take chances.
Life is full of necessary
risks. But why go out
of your way to take un-
necessary chances ? Be
on the safe side with
your money. Put it in
a savings account in
this bank. -
Deposits
Made in This Bank
( in or Before January 10th Will Draw Interest from
JANUARY FIRST
y Bonds and War
accepted for deposi
NTS or;
U. a'. H ‘ ' .
t the same as cash.
. a T0 $5,000 ARE INVITED
City National
k Savings Bank
EDWARD BEARD, Vice-President
irwa]
Why Take
Chances
yf
m
The
The Oflicers and
Directors of the
' The People’s
Trust Co.
South Norwalk
Wish for you 'a very
prosperous and
Happy New
"Year ;
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
O {OUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
E WASHSHG'fcs.
FHGNE 95:9
" 'Dérien ‘ J Rowayton
The Keewam received n no 11°“th-
eerload of coal yesterday. weekly meeting,
‘ 0 ‘0 ‘7 Rommn school.
X The Darien Athletic Club will hold 0 s o
a. dance on the evening or Friday, Miss Helen and Miss
i . ’ ,’8Amfibfifiecmmsolm
. \
last even
Boyle School. Haven. the gusts of Mtge“
. ’ 0 0 Leroy Crockett. ‘ a“
The next metelng ot the Highland . . .
Avenue, Club will be held at the home Rowayton Baptist chm-r.
of Miss Nettie Leeson on Tuesday Clark. Mon—The s '
_ um» -
evening. January 2. 1923. worship will begin at 1...;3
.s s e propriate music. The “U. “
i ' . -‘
t - The regular meeting at the Literary Brown will preach the sen,"
Club was held at the home or Mrs. evening the Rev. Frank 8?} In
K.'K. Bennett 0! Old King's Highway. ”"3313 ‘° ‘ ““0“ Service .5; {1qu “111
r-
Chum}...S
About 11 women attended. Gals- Mi“- and Baptist
worthy's. can“, Pigeon," was read and evening service will
star: .
retreslunents served. Watch night “MC“ “'31 L; if}.
e e . those who wish to stay. '
O 0 e
Last evening at the regular weekly
Prayer meeting of the Barton Metho- A community-mooring w l
dist Episcopal church. the Rev. A'r- dered to the Re“ 1'7““ nip.t(n‘
thur J. Pcnnel, otlthe Grace Metho- poster of the Romilcnvp;
dist church. New Haven. was the church on Sunday ev'm'g'
speaker. After the sermon by Rev. 31 in connection With IL
Fennel. Rev. Morgan and Rev. Penna] night Rhymes which “"11 V
sang {our duets. A. large number the Baptist church. Eur;
were present and took part in the un- ° attend and “"1st "S“ .
usually fine song set-vice. figzgttizntgg :2;$::§.‘”3 5"
s e e H. 1'
The fifth annual New Year’s Eve L?" Clark who has eudr...
dance of the Noroton Volunteer Fire at who know him dump
Company. No. 1. Inc.. will be held ate in' Rowayton. . .
this evening in the auditorium of the .
l'oroton Heights School. Sister's BnTltiietpngcant held at U‘
‘eli-known orchestra will furnish the de ‘1de c urch last (xv—[‘1'
r. usic for dancing. There will be (:1 aksuccess. Alter h.
everal other attractions. also. :oemme :n andhconsmflaf‘
here will be given away three New the chi‘lldrzias Tiard .on t "
car's baskets. the first basket. a ducted under theedjpdgt'cd‘ flm‘
:fkdcy. this second..achicken, and tho Beckius. The parts 23:1???
r ’ 9. am: . . . following. Santa. Claus. A. l’m
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes. the widow M". Santa. MISS Lucile 1:: (Y
r the late Colonel George Robbins.
iedMyestc-rdny morning, at her home
a anefield avenue at 7 a In w u '
. , . . G d li'ii'
. rs. Robbins is survived by‘ two 'Ivons, Edi-yin. £22,333 aggndsgad . ' . .g .
ichard and Frank Holmes. and two a h :
ndchildren. Margaret and Eliza- solo. a s n
th Holmes. The funeral will be ~ .~- - ~..
. om the Daricn Congregational Scfiszrt’fifsfieflfiff i1“... .
uurch tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. The 11 a m gum}... “hm: : <
ev. George A. Tuttle. will omclate. Epwbrth ii”. 1;, x
- torment will be at, Phillipsburg. mg “ $.45 8125,33...” -'
ew Jersey. on Monday afternoon. we will ion; in th f. ’1. .
“’3 d““°“"‘d w.“ ‘7‘ ’9‘" °‘d- ”at the Baptist cliiré‘nr'i: Ii
. , .
A slight accident occurred Thurs- Remugiargnand mInn‘fl
ay morning. on Brookside avenue. gogldy Tm: {HE-HS. ., .
front of the Kcewaydin Farm. ' ‘e on" “pg-,3) mind. 1. W,
hen a roadster lolllded with a farm 3:; s: ”it”; “ENE-3,. ‘_ .‘
'ngoll being driven by M. Lucas. I; . 9 t p in “mm. -i-' -
'orkmnn on the place. Lucas was "‘1" and' ‘hprflmp‘ “hm; ‘: :
Franklin Machett and Dan".
Other parts which were \K:'
i
ortsf‘ broke away from the wagon ‘3"! and friends of mo pm: I‘.
‘hile Luca.- was thrown Mm the .-. and Sin afternoon. and .:’»=
vat,
cu-rt-ly.
The wagon was badly 9“”!de
amused. No arrests were nude.
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The Christmas exercises of the HOWERS
"oroion Presbyterian‘church. in re
eid last evening in the church. The
hurch was very beautifully decor-
tcd for the occasion. with a Christ-
we tree and many greens. At 7-30.
hr pugu‘ant "Santa and the Given." '
as presentod by members or the AT MORRISO
unday School. There was tine music
kinds and choice cut i‘lmwrs.
t‘ r th‘s
m” from the wood of agingle “(L terested attention 0 i p
and tree.
and properly. b61118 “WWW” ‘1'
ALL 0015038 FloristS' Telegraph Deliver}
houses and Otiice. 53 Van 7122125;
7 9c Phone 3076-2.—-Adv.
oy Scout. 1191a the
"38. in the
January 12. in the auditorium ot the have been spending the “’1’.qu Kay
h. Frank
“It
J; “me
..E ‘71er
”i: :j ’13,;
Frost. Miss Anna Scofirld; \\;..‘.
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hilalfil'
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. st coming out 0‘ one of the drive- :nteresting and cnthusiastr r‘ li’r
1151 leading on to Brookside avenue. as (New Year 3 Day)‘ ”‘5 I' 7W”
turn a roadster collided with a farm family hold own ”my. m ‘ . in.
wrenching his grm rather in the evening. Harpy .\'-- 1w ‘3;-
flmis' gifts were presented to all the Year. The Mirrlison Grecnhou;
'hfiiurg' and to a” the members Of Joseph I". M90 9. prop. (”‘0 ”I
:c Senior classes. mm“ were given. stocked with potted plant» oi 13...
.\ church :it 3".“ Ross. Cal “.33 order will receive a careful ant.
time. or any time no matter \vhut in
occasion. If you desire to song :‘icv.
ers to distant points for New Yew
or at any time throughout 1hn year,
WES' FBI-T SLIP?!” this concern can serve you l‘rrfnr’il
OPEN EVENINGS ENTIRE WEEK
new: Duofold
ll No. min 8t. so. Romllk
SPECIALS FOR THE underwear
WEEK
Union Suits for Men, $4 &: $5
' bow Macaroni or Union Suits for Boys
" I'te Rose Ointment,
vory Soap, 3 bars 30¢
\
A. STULL ‘fi’s 6’ $33.:
4 Cottage so, can Nor-walk
SpachfitLNMI-mmzé" ...........$1.5om$3.00
Outta...........10cpkg. Boys’Gloves..50cto$1.50
l oilet Tissue, 7 rolls . . . 256 J
".1-
The South N orwalk
Trust Company .
Martial”?-
regular meeting of the Board of Trustees.
befittgis‘day, it was voted that interest at the rate
otmyoperanmbemditedtodepositorsinthe
Savings'neparbuut for the sun-out six months end-
ingneesmberalst, 1m,peyablsonsndstterJan-
uu-y 10th,.1923. .
Deposits made on tic-before January 10th wfll
draw lateral: from January 1st.
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Norwalk Chronicler