WDAY. JAfifi'ARY 2, 1923.
Lair-.ées‘dlirs. m Crochett end the prosecution e! e. purse
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I. , . -‘ , Hr. em Ere. Cheri“ Vaughan have big fifty dollars I! e substantial lo
I 4. , . be; visiting moods and relatives in or the good will or the wmmunlty
. _ '. 3. _' New HeVen. . ,_ Refresh‘ ments were then served 29
. . . I , " ‘ ‘ ' lowed by I. watch night service. co
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101! .7 or wee the Deputy Sher-it! ”clean on Benedict, Williem Jim of Hell: street is _ , _ 7 . . _ .
. hit. end Mrs. Belph in??? of n I“ glam chimney!“ Ut— I; in Bridgeport W on business. confined to his home with pneumonia. t ,. _ o _ , _ spending the holidays with Joseph hour at midnight was 11821.5(: m
. 1°94"? “Mt'I ”3““: W guest, “Wednesday. test. 0 ' ‘ e e s ' - , 7 . V Klinetslter, of. Roweyton AVBnne. the ringing or the church bell by“
sseven . , : : , .« ' .r o‘ee .. t3 .
., grim "nu“. . . . I. . ,m ' . o e e _ Joesph buoy sud Imus Smith of. The Nerwslh Tire a. Rubber coin- , —--.-.-———. . . . B‘ _ :‘f‘rg! 3:31 1131‘: 2:111:11:
'I d M Albert Hemilton “um" afternoon at the Mary Winsted were visitors in town mt only factor: re-opened today after s 11,. m London; “0 returned At the Rowsyton ptist church on new your end .. n t!
.. M" ”3 re. th 1 home t ‘ O'clock there m" be held on as. the week end nad-holideY. ten day closedown for Christmas vn- to agn- home here m ‘ my in Sunday “3th” COMO" W011 Of 3 '
MOVEd ”8‘5"“? ‘0 ° " new " ' ' e e s cation “.1 inventory. pin-391‘ Hess. ~ very interesting ohmcter. In the .""—"——-—-— I
No. ”10 Henry st‘reet. notably of I)! the Girl Mutt T8039! 0: A t mobile drivers with 193! ll . g e , . . . morning the preacher Rev, Frank C. Twenty drivers arrested for net hay
" e e s the 031.111!!- to the first 0 also es 0 u D . f ’ ' ' lng 1923 license plates on their
- . ~ . - The styoned meeting of the Put- , . Brown. a. former pastor. presented it all
Archie Teri-is oi Livingston street is! meetings which {are}: bznlglld on the fienwbgeszoggxztgy Her-item )0 nm no: company..wheduled for “at h 0.; 3:31;;an is confine: xvii: very Intemn‘ ”mo“ appropriate to mom,“ in madman“.
.ebotut 1:31;; £22,?fi‘fgvzer2ncofafnn- “m “W32: e.” .m ' . ce’ . s s e night. will be held next Monday even- ‘M of the “mm "I" "ml the day. The retiring pastor“ Rev.
,Cd ° ’ e e e A new“ at the Girl Scout Odcers' In' New Benn more then Ito ingJenueryfth. . . ‘ . . . ' mtifmfirfnmm figg‘otsgg;
Probate Judge Frederick M. 80- Association will be held Wednesday automoollists were arrested for 41171118 , Charles end Anthony Gelho 0g 1:- enJoyed by s. ve in "3:0“ tio - 7-
mon of Westport will take ofllce of fight .3 3 o'clock at the home 0! Mrs. with 1322 license plates on machines. An eight-pound boy was born to Point street spent Sundsy “II New hi th ‘7 1:9 [cross 3- -
St 1 om “"0”“ tamerrow 31d nro North Main street. All mem- ‘ ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mace of Harbor Yee'r’s Day with triends in Long Isl-- W ch eu cred toI ear hm in tile _
e. a c p s. e e I be:- are urged to attend as there will A rehearsal of the Choral Art Bocii avenue. on‘New Yenr's eve. Mother ' and City. gtmgcei‘gggvii:€h:he Stitmr sex; - I“e .
——Buy your \‘moll. st Donnellfl be business at importance. ., ft: 1Y3: be held tonight in Grsce per- end son ere doing 5153:1ch , . . . . wire m‘ gem. Nam}; at 3:. ”Id 6
on essy weekly payments. We 0903 ‘ . “ " . l‘ - ' t. . .. Mr. end Mrs. Kerry '0. Fudge end Mrs. Clark turned out in force. filling . ..___.
evenings until I p m. ; v Norwellt landsc- V0- 709. B- P- 0' . ' ' ' s t h 3““ 1““"1'3’ 73““ °f "°_'"n' daughter Eleonor or First streetwere the church and, in many ways. 1cm- 7 I 13
7 ' ’ ' ‘ ' E» 3“ mode "magenwu t° mm an Edy”! I-‘eney' °t couch W ' " mm“ and Peter 5' “Ema" “we" week-end Visitor- «their mumoth- tied to their appreciation at his faith- '
5 T1“ HolMtsl “in“. club is In“)? “do” “if ‘t the Bike; lionx-qflfg‘lrn accepted a. position 'ln 8. Cos Cob tlsingunannger 0f the BoietonLStOrfi. er Mrs. Betty Ford of Dnnbury. ful services to his church and com- 54.4 i . “SQ
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are on”. ‘ ' ’ ' 3325 novel features or t‘nlcmfin- Mrs. Frank Huntinstou. or Couch .. e e . '* The Jennerv routine of the Fast w A. B. Cleverley. who presented a. ...__ _
The rectory oi the Darker Comps!!! pent are planned for the fair. Street. passed New: Yeer’s Dev with A busine— meeting ,5, the Ladies’ mmeglgfrgzemeziimogh: €;:hp{t.smputowrh1}cztvw‘fi. Tficléeegjggz £8 29 1
resumed “mm” ‘04”. in“? h‘"" ’ ' ' ' , her sister in Brideevort- Aid Society of the South Norwalk .ttzifnoon ‘ ‘ closed their church .3 bring a tribute ~ 7 .’ , -
been closed for the pest week. -—Hsrril 8c Gam- Th3” 3"- ‘ ‘ ‘ “ Methodist Episcopal church will be - ot esteem and thus tamed in can” if. .
l I - O O O . . . . Dr. Theron H. Bradley. 9 Wuhlnt- held Itomorrow' Wednesday ‘ftemoon O O I ' “On With, the community their rem: I \1
’ ., A rehearsal of "Faust" by the Pro. . ml college linden“. and “‘0“ ton Street. Who 11“ be"! 1” WWI “15 st 8 o'clock at ths'church .. - T1" regular m“‘m‘ °f n“ In!” that Rev Mr Clark is soon to leave '
. ple‘e chorus will be held tonight at you“, pgo” who ere sway et beerd- grippe. is recovering. 'e e e Aid Society will be held tomorrow Roweyton, “file“ his faith m1 ministry I . .
the Norwnlk High mhool. lug schools left in greet numbers yes~ _ s e e . 'Mlss Edith Wilson of Woodward etternoon st the Eat evenue M. E. hes done m much good The men
. . . ' ‘ “M" “a .uly mi. morning, after Mr. and Mrs. 331110. 8. Homer 0! av.nne h” rw‘n‘d her ”wuon with church. ' f th d: ~- h' . .. .e
H rris & Gene. That's All. Int the holidsys st their rug-field avenue ere celebrating their m 1 1 tele hone attics to take e. . . . singing o . e poster on his wife was “T is Is to Wish you s Happy
-- a . heving m ' 0 one 9 . - Th W t h ‘2 . Stitch l i will be a. very delightful feature of the coca. New Year and joy to en whom
' ‘ ‘ homes here. 53rd wedding anniversary today. position with the y,“ & Towne- com- e a c our c n i . ld I,
The re‘ular meeting of U’nt‘gl . t s O o o . Deny in mafol‘d. entcrumed tomorrow. Wednesday aft- slon. The reception concluded With you he dear.
Tribe. N0. 26.. 1- 0- R- M.. “'“L be Net Goodwin. of 18 Spflhs “To“: A meeting of the new‘ bond 0! dir— s s s "neon. bV‘M'n. Cherie: 1-}. millno— . , If the Pro he ts are ri hi: and
held this evening agile rooms. Watch this city. wee arrested in New Haven ectors of the Norwaik Kiwanis club David C. Wilson, of 77 Woodward suck, 12 Minnie street. 'f pf g .
lngton street. ' ,émragy; as one of thehloitlhO; 1:13;: was held this ,noon st the Boys: “.5an has returned to Boston. there I ' 2h)“: frob It by gxtriilenence
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. who had. filled to am e ' Jame-L , to resume m- studies in the North 0 . 18.13 0 8 one o a most
Marshall F. Guns of 49 West avenue motor plates to their machines. Be a e e Esstern University. after spending the . Danen- INTERWOVEN profitable years that this
has returned to his studies at Renaee- is to app“, in, court teddy. Friends of Dr. and Mrs Robert holidays. .4; his home here. , . , , . , country has ever known. .
loer Polytcch iic Instilltute. afteli‘lpend- ‘ ‘ :1 t 1) pre Wolf, of South Main street. are con- . r ’ ' d N t h l And here are the clothes that
in; the holidays at is home are. A total at 109 case are o e . summing them on the mm, of a M". Josephma Beeker’ of my Ave_ . The mm“ ,4, 0,0 on .c on s 7 H Hose _ . . .
. e e e sented to Judge Baldwin 8. Thomas baby daughter. . Due. "'de the week end with her opened "I“ morning “to, the am,“ . it Will be to your-profit to
Trains were from fifteen to twenty in the United Dtetes District Court in HlEthY departmgnt my. be more daughter, Mrs. George Snuten.‘ or me holidsys. . . purchase. A bunnies: suit
minutes lste this morning. on the Klntord on Thursday, January 4th. ganlzed. with Commissioner Bennett Bethel. A daughter was born to Mrs. . s s that has all the WISE,
‘e‘nort runs. and s. great deal later on in cleaning “D the RC1“); caizzm‘mtch; as one member oi! the state Highway Sniffen Sunday. Elsie Burgess has returned to Des- .. Lisle , _ _ 40¢ fabric, tailoring. 3% end
the through trsinl; 0 2(3):? wizitetcases Ext-cc 8scheduled to Board. .. . . . . .tl fl d t figigom&;n TOka‘k” “at visll- ' " 3 . . . ' . ' ' ' .' ' . . quality that you’d expect in
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The regular meeting Ind Rheum“ come to trial arez“ Edward B"'°phV' Two masked men .heldrup lunch- mi 12:21: 2333;333:331“? "It: . ‘ ' ' ' 311k . . . . 75C and $1.25 a $90 suit—our P1109 332.50-
of the PeOple's (meg-11:! is lot: 2:32:21: scum“ Norwnlk and John Flynn. room no“ W“ Hm‘wImd yards. “III. Wm“ “In" “In“ an ”In” MI... Eds” s. “mumm- ,0, N... I An overcoat for daily wear
““5 "w" “ "1° ‘1‘ ° 9°“? mm“ , , , New Haven. taklns 875 from countar- }... may...“ mm m. “in... “a h... York end Keeweydin Perm. Msusiield ' Cashmere. . . . . . . . . 75c that 1s m the 830 class,
iorium. ’ ‘ ' All music lovers should hear the men. . . resumed his duties I: pressman of the avenue, entertnined EDI-fly 01‘ triends $27.50
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*Huril & Gene. That's ell. Brown University Muster! clubs, Mrs. P. Gregorio: Coder street, Evening sentln:l.. ‘ _ at 1" KW‘V‘F‘Ila' .y“:“ y‘ 8%:‘Pclothlng thermal“. par
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South iNomm Baptist church. \Veil- Norwalk secured the radio set at the A . mail t N 1 mrien has S 1k d W I 1 1 50
. - n anniversary high mean will be The rou 0’ ,°- . . 1 an 00 $ -$ .
Cilezgtn‘tyoge:d £3.33: a'i1n 11:33:12 lie-dug. Jeglary an}, i; p' m' “eke“ 1‘0”” ‘3‘ F‘ L‘~H"“Ck' 2‘ Second “we" held at 7 o’clock tomorrow morning been extended from Edward Bradley's ’ ‘ .
,i leeaftlon methods is recommended by on “I at on? {to Eu‘ horwnllr. .‘h’: "f’ek‘ tor the lets William Reilly. A month's house N “1° 30"" Ghost F “1"“ - Best Hose Made ~~ '
Tex Commissioner Blodgett in annual Vincenzo Pe‘pe. who rooms at u . Miss Madeline Lord end Min Mery 3:641:11 (gildhitnsteotllzcmtwl: West Nomadic. . .
report. . . . Flex-Hill ratd. reportedlhtoatge 2°"? Duffy of Mlddletown. N. 11“..~ were the church. ' Mi. Ruby vase, public health . COPYRIGH I ,
l b h 1“ night thetsomeone a re .9.” a week end and holiday guests of Miss nurse of Darlen, has returned to her
4 There “'3' 3 300‘} attendance 0‘ lock on hi! trunk and that a dozen . . .
hathlecn L) lth. Academy street. duties utter spending the holldey s ,
at the plsy end at the dance which "I, 0, we“ a pair or shoes and . . . , . with her psi-eats, in Hilton. Melee. ' R0 em 6 Stevens Clothm
"‘W‘d' “ “I“ h“: ‘5? "gm“ ‘I':II ”m0 19"!” W" mum!“ A“ "we" Mrs. Frederick sullen or Wilson 1. e e e » g s
d" u” euro on o e 1mg” tige'tlon ‘9 being made. Point. rend reported that s. dog had . Miss Anne Conn existent gown.
Reformed church. . ' ‘ ' . . killed ten of her’rsbbitsj lest night. ’ . clerk, has returned to her ofllclel du-‘ Harwell: '0- 301'th 8 North m a
A . Frank Ram“ °‘ 3 E" “em“ 3" Dos Warden ”are tin-been notified; , atom 031910 ties after spending‘the holldsys with
i The monthly meeting of the BM“? ported to she police that on new . I. . . __ her sister Mrs. Stone. in (Mann.
I: of Eduoetlon will he held lonlgIhg Year’s eve someone got excited and _ The Women of Mooseheert Legion Blaze-t Special Production of ‘ Sen- Conn. . _
Mrs. George F. Bette. newly nDDo-l- e welcomed 1923 in by firing oi! a re- will hold . regular meeting this oven- son 0mm, Packed nouns At The . . .
metmherfogeihsflogvfzrwill: gtzitllzzgle rowel". one otthebullets going through lng n the rooms. 100 Webhington Wghu" Tails: ”a Tomor- The Misses Winifred Whitelnw. May
du cs 0 . . . - s window in the Romeno home and street. It is hoped that there will be . I row. Smith. Gladys Jensen. Marlon 0de
——21c a. day for ten months pays burying “”1: “I: “1“?“ a. large attendance. T° fl“ “‘9’“: "n“ from utter and Edna. Carlson, populnr. Newton
for a. Hoover cleaner at DonnellY'S» Whil “I on w“ de- ’ ‘ " ' govegtlr.“deieetnend utilistortune. ”1“ school teachers. who spent the Christ-
FNC demonstration. - e e avers“ per: h . It is proposed to start a. savings oun e x. wee h an consequent mas holidays in Newton. have return-
l . , . lighted at the warm rain which was - system ,0 teach thrift in the Bridge- power. ie‘oIeomethlng which is certain ed to their school duties here.
i Edward Tracey, son of Dr. and Mrs. .ed away the “1° yesterday. children port schools. it the Board of Educn. ‘0 del‘3h~lthe fivfi-f‘te American.“Thls . . .
l William J. Tracey of West svenue re- °f N,°""'u‘ "° " mewhat peeveduoe- ilon auctions it; according :0 Rune - ;’ ”1° “1 ° 0‘ MW” Crista, the Judge of proth Mark w_ Norman
turned to the University of Pexlnsyl- “‘1" u“ '3‘“ ”0““ the a“ 3“ '15 intendent,Cortright. ‘ - 22‘“; If °‘ 150.“? ““1 A19“ . entered his duties this morning.- The
vunis. today after spending the Christ- M'sny 09"”! were flooded as th" re- ° ‘ ‘ ’5 re u .3" W Ch W 1 be seen 33 1. offices in {fig Town 3311 have been re~
mas holldnvs with his parents. eult oi: the rain melting the snow, calls- Stephen J. Miller, the plumb W. has screen at the Palace frheatre. again arranged to mske loom :or the Pro-
' . . e ‘38 heavy {Wham ' been confined lo his home. on All View today end tomorrow. bate Court. The New“ on“ or the
Leslie Davis. son or Attorney and ‘ ' ' T. avenue. since last mayday. I! me ”9- 1;" 2“?" °f “”3 “3 W‘mam F“ seledtmeti has been shifted to the
Mrs. Leo Davis oi Rowan street. stu- -——Full line 0: “‘3 accessories. mil. of ptomaille poisoning. but his g" :‘Ct 0nd; i 1‘ 11” retrained 3110f the court room. which. in turn. has been
dent at Yale University. returned to “m“ Kohn. . e . ’ condition is "o‘ertzd is improved. “9:; VJ: £12231: ogthhznzfiggg1 moved to the sssembly hell in the sec. '
n n the . ' ’ ' and etc. . The room now used for
fglliel’iiematsoglzsl’ldogfst'e;ith-p}:lsdx‘la$ents. N°"”“‘ ”hm ”hm” “1” ’3‘°pe“ William McKinley Auxiliary tonight "‘1“ the ““5“" ‘° “MW in dem" we - the lengthen will be the olflce of the «
. . . tomorrow morning after the christ- will hold a meeting to make nrmnge— many exclt g incidents in the lite of new Probate Court.
Alex. Edwmd Novotnlk. son 0! Mr. “‘35 “0‘1““ While the “mail“ ments for the joint inmllatmzi of of- "I“? mg“- fiction character. Ed-
and Mrs. John Novotnik. 31 Oxford the re“ 0‘ the State "ewpened ““53 floors or the William McKinley Camp “-0“! ”It » who later becomes the
. the local institutions are closed. illus- A il' t b h Id ., the count of Monte Cristo. The love, ,
avenue. city, has joined the havy tor and the ux lary o e e n OWa on
_ ~ 'much as the Board 01 Education near future. theme furnfhhes the background for
‘ :3t;llll::r:czggl 2:13:33: glam}: granted arequest cf the :cachers that .. . . . . the story. Imd the entire story I! . .
wlchc-s to say goodbye to his frlende. “m “Cam” be “tend“ 9'“ “'4‘“ a“ J. W. Tltcornb. superintendent of cdee‘j w“? mmat‘c madam- m. and Mrs. P. M. Needle and
’ s . s - in order that those teachers living out the. State Fish and Games Commie- All all-star past headed by John Gll- ~ _ d with l _
, - - . bert and Be II To. 1 family spent the week en re a
1 tin of Uncas He - of Norwalk could spend New 1‘33”" slon. said that thele are more game e 5'0“ DONE? the - . 1 Y X' it .
The annlla moo g y . runny difflc t art. 0th f th63 it New or e V
loft. No. 26 1-2. with the election of Day 3‘ h0me- birds in the sum than in my year for - P era 0 note e . e
It is a good morning—forerunner of a
good day—«hat begins with
. , in the cast : Robert McKim VVll- “
cffie s. is to be held this evenin . ‘ ' ‘ the past seven. Phemnte have in- _ , . Edmd Helium hes teturned to his
an; arm members are asked to be i: M" 1““de Utsinger. buyer at 15- creased. but shore and inland birds llam V' Mmk' Spottiswoode Aitken, duties in p. M. Needle's Grocery store
Izltondnncc. K- Banks' Dry “0““ 3‘0”- is able to are fewer than heretofore. Maud GED? Renee Adoree, Gaston after s. tow deys of illness. '
be about again. after being confined to s e e 0138! and 992‘” Bettinann. l . . .
“'1' home by an ““30“ 0‘ Srip- Dr. W'. 11'. Ledeber of 9 West nve- — 1 Mrs. Chauncey Boss of Crockett
A Complete Anal-"n." of The Elm GrOVe store. at 253 Flax nue reported to the First district yes- REG?“ THEATRE
Hill d b k l t l t . it , street. is recovering irom a severe ‘s.t-
roa . was r0 en 3 0 as "18 I . terday afternoon. that a. limb of a tree Tl tack of the grip. a '
. UNDERWEAR accordin‘ to I. report at police head- in front of hi! home hld mlprfid 0g m‘gp Wh- m In R0. 0 C .
«lumen this mornlns. and between and fallen on the winter top of his ' WM“ WM Mr. end Mrs. Curt Illlng. and
31 end 810 in change was taken from automobile. The winter top was per— Sew m‘”‘m daughters, of Neugstuck. have been I . .t
F" W'"l- Wm" “5 ”man" " the cash drawn The police are m- tlaily destroyed-by the accident chum” 1%.?3me purgivisltin'g Mr. end Mrs. Franklin Lynch. a 0' I ape m1;
4 E K B 9 vrctisatlng. . s s . ‘ . the thing" hlle weiagree with of the West Side. .
. . Mrs. James Connors at Osborne swam“ . should ehsn it t _ '
I Jamel Morrow. ceretekel‘ of the Avenue, Mrs. Orme La. Belle and Mrs II”, “Th ' . h I 5‘ ° Allen Judge. of Philedelphls. spent
DRY GOODS STORE Mathews property. on West :venue. Harvey Crow, who have been residing ' ° 9 one. “ the ““33" the week-end with Mr. end Mrs. A.
the other hnl s the pie. ere." "The At our fruit dealers-insist on havin
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Und.f Mlhagkgmg Hotel , reported to the police last evening that nt~the Hotel Moheckemo‘ the pest
t l t t “I t Men Who 8s Tomorrow” s. new B. Cleverley. in Crew avenue. S ald F] 'd d {hf
e men we! .17.!!! 0 en 6' . 6 l0" iortnl ht while re i were beln , ' - , ‘ ‘ ’ e sweet 01'! aoran an a 1t-
hl o e 3‘ pers g
45-47 wm Was not n air at house, on Crescent street. where he made In Mrs. Como", house. have w gzgfilortntthiglgoplzi. T322132 :3: Mr. said Mrs. Enric_ in. Thomas gfi gr PC
SOUTH NORWALK. livedé 533113?" WallicedSSiImmisgg. turned to their home. night, proves Ewmen unupproach "have returned mitthekvilinzlritlin Etc-
‘pon e ' u e man a ”DP.“ ' » ‘ ° ‘ ‘ ' wayton avenue. e ere. re a.-
ed~ Mr. M0270" said that “”1"“.1‘9 Forest area. in Connecticut. " as :b;°°$mb:‘u::I en‘silxlent'rnctlng and tives in Jamaica. Long Ielsnd;
Guaranteed turned on the hours lights he got 1. shown by the report a, the State Park .0 "3”!!th End ”If“ that he glut] is I , F f .
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HOT WATER BOTTLES, gm" .. ' 111;“ “I“; :33? and Forest mm... o ,rouxhlx it 1.... mm slum... .. .1... ma... , °'$"'°°P7° "mwm'ddw
a man NI! 3 were fit c 0 6' one-half the auto or fifteen hundred Thoma. Ma. Ma i, “In“ in a dif- - Flonda Citrus We 720 Citrus
980 and up and 3 “-1" N0 trace °1 11"" ¢°“‘d be thousand acres. Much 4?! "the land is flcult role. wh, he plays with his E: I c B . . Tam a, Flori dd.
. ' mund' ' . a“ . “mm ‘9” than ‘5 F“ “’3' but “‘9“. own inknltabll‘e charm and skill. PIN THIS IN a ' P '
Stillson-Powell corp- ' -—Full line of auto accessories. on it are "33."? t2 31.00043: sore. Thodore R°bel ‘5 seen in the part -
' , of an old l I - ‘ -
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Association or the South Nor-wall: Elvid and E No it i I _ __
Congregational ('liurchIVm he held at colleniesuppo 8 st. are n he ex w
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the home of Mrs. Funk Becker. 1 The action at" l i -
Fair-field avenue. on Wednesday lifter- South Sees ““1553“: N21: . \ . ~ » . ""'"" ‘ ' "'—
noon at 3 o'clock: The annual re- Yo, “a 7 scene is ralthruii wed - . , z - -
Taylor and Mrs. Alexander Rummi :- hpheth Th picture ' " '
will favor with stories. day and tome ow.
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The condition of Harry E. Bsicom L »
or it Prunes street wes reported es e Kansas hadesBerne t i on of m :
little better this morning by Norweik 3PM. ’ ‘ . Mack! mm . a .p ,0 I“ -- y‘
Hospim authorities. Mr. Belcom's rec red the M of the Judgee yes- - . ' ' '
condition has been rather serious, and terdny M 9* ‘11. “Id 0‘ 3 ('31:. ‘ wages art-salary, and
it was only a, day or two 880 t3.t h. "11nd bout wit Sammy Bertie. e I *5 ‘. -
underwent a, blood mmOn o'pem. boil: Wu 9. 81° channel the winner? I Will depOSlt thls
«tlon. Mr.Balcom's brother. Tex Gom- margin 01 ‘d V
plays also to-
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. tugewnsnotlnrge. . .1. I _..
missionsr ThomasBalcom. furnished 3 ‘ , amount in my savings
’ . . - the blood for the allegation. . __ - '_ i ‘ t h . .
Made In This Bank The .. in... m... ..-. SP . FOR THE ~ mun 6% Pay day, -
year-old daughter of. Mr; end :g-s. .4;
Robert‘Tnllon of Kellogg street. ,who ‘ .f .. ; ,
is confined to the Norwelk;fiospitel , ii 5.1. 3 ,
with s minor fracture of the skulls: ' \ “ ; :
the result or s. double-zip on which mow
Wfltmfig m ”1" ”'3 ; ThePeOPle’S I I. PALACE BOOTERY
tint tt‘is-m'believed thet en chord-El Mum ... “now“. I ‘7 T t CO . r , I
' ,. 1.315— ' e m, . :mmI mums. “
On or Before January 10th Wfll'Drew Interest from
Miranda ' '
.‘3‘
U. s. Victory Bonds and War Savings Stainps on.
- ‘ Jen. let accepted for deposlt'the some?“ cash. "
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tienwillheneoesssry.
- . 7, ', 'i" ‘ , ' 1m loop, hers ..-....‘ 29o
ACCO 0F ”‘00 . ’ . D PhoenixI . Basins mi}... elem: Idiot f from ”we ”'4 I l, I . ' - V i ' ' " Present the smartest footwear for ell. Winter is here!
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