o. Johnstoaotthoneathhlor-
"mommisilgwithtemm
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Erie Kerstioinhss aoeepteda
yithaNisorknrm.
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flea. George Fish oi Orchard Street
mung fromanettack of la
m ..,
u. i. expected that students at the
»m Basins. Colleen will, give a
'Ctll'mn- 0.00
.. as. Henry T. Hitchcock. a Gib-on
is making a visit ,with relatives
Greenwich.
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”ideals a: Gene. That's all.
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J ”r. and litre. Virililam Inglsa of at
Mr Street. recently visited rela-
tbsa in Paterson. N. J. _
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r. 19!.” Ansehuts and Charles Pfahl.
manger and assistant manager of the
Beaten Point Amusement Park are
moving a 16-day trip to Porto Rico.
' e ' e a
Les Davis. prominent Nsrwalh
lawyer. was in New York City Sunday.
Hr. Davis attended a Unsonig ball is '
Gunwich Friday evening.
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Carrier Frederick W. Hoyt of the
lose! Post Odlce was of! duty fora
brid vacation yesterday and today. P.
J. Romano is substituting for him.
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Robert A.~.'Croeby. letter carrier at
the South Norwalk Post once. has
been confined’by dllnese to his home.
at head River for; the. past'woek.
... ‘ . .
-—Harris ’3: Guns. That's All
'e- s e-
Irs. Alvin Heerdt of Falrfleld Ave-
nue is returning from‘ Sunleld todayr
Her son, Alvin Heerdt. Jr.. l'pupil at;
the lutiielngchool. will return home
for a time. because of illness;
,see
Paul Tompson,’ formerly of the
Heineken-id Hotel, now located in '
Baltimore. Md. as a salesman for the
= We Textile Company of- New
York City
1 . g I.
m 454th regular session of Nor-
yelh Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and-
rretscuvc Order of Elks, will told a time i, '
regular meeting tomorrow evening at ,' " ‘ 7 , v
I o’clock. Members are urged to pay The UPCOWBMDOHOU‘ were informed
their dues and secure season tickets hit night 0! a deuteron! ho“ "l.
for the fair to be held February hth I'deay on East“ avenue nd
a
to 12th.
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Patrolman John Reynolds was
moped early this morning to the
Mary of the Gabbe-Mole Works,
Day and Raymond Streets, where it
was said that there was a crowd ot-
mon hanging around. When the of-
ficer arrived the men had gone.
There was no trouble. 5
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—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll rem-lug. Doll Shop, 7
B. 3. Ave. Phone 390.
e e e i
A Stark Tlmpson. of Stammm. er-
rested som’e time ago by Patrolman
Prank V. Raymond, for parking his ‘
car on Washington Street in the I
“no parking” area." was fined 32 and
costs of 81 by Judge George H.- Ves-
burgh in the downtown court ymter-
day afternoon.
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Some tropble has arisen over the
acceptance of the military and per-
ponal tax enrollment ‘for the Third
District, inasm ch is the names of
those who are empt have been left
at, .when they should have been
placed on the list. and the notation
"exempt" and the reason therefor
placed after them.
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Tony Bell. of 236 Westport Ave-
nue. ‘reported to the police that while
driving up Fairneld Avenue about
8:30 o'clock this morning. that his
car was run into by an automobile
operated by Ike Blumten. who was
coming dowr. the hill. The left rear '
lanyards of both cars were bent
aad‘dameged. but no one
"t
t
t
0
was in-
lured.
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Postmaster Edmund E. Crows.
secretary of the local Board of
Trade is in receipt of a letter from
the secretary of the National Cham-
ber of Commerce asking that South
Not-walk be represeited at a center-c
once convention of Connecticut postJ
-and postal employee at
Hartforg February 21. Postmaster
8
.trict 136qu Gram Exalted Ruler c.
‘ Irv!
7 ’l‘he‘annu V
*00mmnWW-iNOr '0 “i at
held on . Fri
Westport avenue. The Street depart-
ment was notified and a red 1
was placed at tb
mobilists.
for a Hoover cleaner at vDonnelly's.
Free demonstration.
evening the 26th. at t e South Nor-
waik M. E. church to the mepibers of
the Christian Industrial League of the
church at 7 o'clock. The annual meet-
ing the supper.
Friendship Association, No.1. 1’.
-G., I. 0. O. E; at her homa’...this lif-
nual meeting and the election of of-
ficers will- be held.
at a meeting of the Cratismen’s Club.
The nomln
a
ville B. 0015* Charles Geothel. Clay-
and Floyd I. Byington.
celebrate in a quiet. manner.
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No. as. M. o. v. P. E. R.. will be held
on Wednesday evening. January 24th.
at 8 o'clock when the newly elected
officers will be taste!
the meeting and
served.
on easy weekly pay-ants. Store
evenings until 9 p. m.
Police continue mm to: .. _
Sperenss. alleged .s: .7”!
Rigoinaoerdgamsttstamtord. _-.,
boardofthe
e no e
hit-7m lflflflm
use nu 15-.
”f 3“. E33?
? glacier»? ~
wool-on. oi as Osborn
visiting her.
Hana.
u a 5,9
.wmieio c.
his home. fractured one of his‘Lle‘gs‘.’
Medicial attention was given him. and
today it is said that he is resting com-
fow..-l b e e
meow. filer-cu.
5’. e .4 '
A complaint wasreceived today by
on Harbor avenue. The ‘iboys allow
their sleds to run into the" picket fence
of the}. Iceldents of that street
smashing the pickets.
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.-The Norwaik police were notified.
teddy 'of the suspension of the auto-
mobile operator's license pf Dominick
Christiano. of Peat My. Ch 0
was recently in the cow the
police for' reckless driving.
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Adelegatiou of the members of
Nora-ll: Lodge. No. 7”, Benevolent
end Fremont!” of Ellis. will go
to' Sumterdfthtsz‘evenins’. when Dis.
0
gig Dyinrtcn pays hi‘s‘omciai visit
there. .I
‘g’ .t-. gs d" 1
til-patios on listen
1“ «git-1* be
. day evah$3.the 26th...“
a o'clock-by t e Grays '
dahoe is urged'at this
' , :3 ' ,
tern
.9 hole to w auto-
s s e- I
-—2lo I. did? for ten months pays
Q.‘ .~
A supper will be 5'5. d on Friday
ng ot the League will be
‘ 1
e e’ e. n
Mra< Pearl Thomea ‘ o1. Roviayton.
entertaining the members of
N.
held toilowa
Q
ernoon and‘ evening. This is the“ an-
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The annual election of oificers for
he ensuing year will be held tonight
g committee is: Gran-
on Marshall. Dr. William J. Moore
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ainsworth.
f 18 Cottage street. are today celebra-
ting their golden wedding anniversary
at their home. A number of relatives
and trionds oi the couple have gathere
d at the home today to help them
1A special meeting of ”outer Grotto.
ed. 'A 'sen'srsi
ood time. will follow the business of
Sylvostor Brothel-tools in Hartford V
today. attending anneal-113‘“ the
State Fireman's mois-
mecmnflmemnusccevhdo ’
S _ a ofvtthe Dev“
31
,.Jeeephiae . . '
lis- return: '.
.‘
avenue. slipped and feltxeltem ‘3
the uptown police about boys sliding
_ _ _ . havoc-tonne
is also Grand." millennial: Alliance;
ially large atten
‘fiepunmamrm Iohedeuled en'-
” Frle as or m.
1.8 Waterline.
learn ‘that s‘i-‘l‘s has
recentrat‘tackrofila grip
to visit her patlients again.
a o «o
a year for live years.
.‘ . '3’. DJ, . .
Governor. Templeton. has
President ' . 7 .
Milt-Ill! . 0! . .,
doubts nevi-ohmic. 0: state invest
tion of'ralirosd- eo'nditie'ns. '
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The weekly. drill
198m! Artille
r
of .Battery C.
Morons of 86 Taylor avenue will be
glad to learn that Mrs. Marcus has
sumciiently recovered so as ,to berable
to return..to:her' home from. the flier-
‘walk Hospital where she has been
”confined for the past two weeks.
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Fleur cases of chickenpox and one
o! measles were reported #1915 Bob-
prt ll. Pol-duo. health War. roster-r
day. Elinor, and Lois Curtis. of
Marion. Street. and .Margsret and
Barbara Crawford. also 0: Marion
Street. are ill with chlobenpox. and
Howard Ferment. o! 32 Isaviaw Ave-
nue, is ill with .messlcs. .
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Asking for a post entice construct-
ed of Connecticut brick. instead ,of
a marblabeleoe. the c‘hrks' ot the
Hartford post oifice comprising a
branch. of the National Fédoration
of Post Office»Clerks at their enmiai.
meeting in Hartford yesterday after-
noon. drafted a. I'd-elation to this
exact. which will be sent to United
States Senator George P.“McLean.'
. * e4 ~e t.‘
.4»... «new. .. “When my».
hood Was in Flower" now pining at
the Regent.
e . if ‘J-‘I %- ”3; ,
Coun Detective Edward Hickey.
of H ord..and State Policemen
Michael Smith and: Fred Hanson early
last nightly-rested Antonio Vernale
ct New :Brltnin'bn ‘d’hhem at Violet-
ing that liquor law.by tranqorting li-
quor with intent’firssll. Seventy-live
gallons of alcohol were seised and
Vernilli was locked'l‘up st Hartford
police headquarters.,
r. . .4 C .7 l'. . ~
Co neeticut Councils to! the, Girl
Scou “organisation-this afternoon are
holdug-k‘eonference at . s :Royal
James~ffoteh< The confe I opened
at Site. 'clock...ltoprsesniatives or
most‘of he weer cities’of Connecti.
out are attending. the lotion.» Two
matters of much interest will be given
consideration at the conference. The
iir‘r is the matter" of a camping
ground. and the‘ secondhand“. Mrs.
Rippan. national director. is one of
v.
i
e program. The
refreshments will be
N‘orwelk
is actinl‘él-hostpea- ' f -. W
Crows expects that undoubtedly a
delegation of local business men will -
attend this meeting. One of the
principal aims of the convention is
to bring into personal contact the
department oiflcials with large users
roll cOLos'.‘ ‘couolls.
ssoucmriefiere. (whim. . enemas
"rlhl-tr "a...” Wm...“ ; “a. W . z r;
w ”to com r ' . E. ‘ K‘BANKS
of the malls and repress tsti f . ' F— " ‘ ‘~ 'Dfidoonss'nonn
the business organization: 0:“ 21?. Shuson‘ 0W8“ C011» ‘szwwm Hotel I
' " 53““ I“. “n" “ spurs! soaw'sna. .
. -
to Muslim
taken ten years age may ‘
You see in the earlier
you what you are
1'.
Similarly, your financial
your destiny ton
’ years hence
ll of
~ Your Phowgraéi
procedure of
your present money, habits 1 Look
istheonetahenreeen . 5
Mk!" 0
‘ y indieetes '3‘:
Whnt (1909.70321W.M‘ .
f ,- . <1 ,
“1“. ,WI
:‘Thm”‘uls7no.1ibortx‘ ‘
without Half-reliance. «
I ire re s styour m ..
W ~, llPW
late to, have murdered
*3? '
.152 .13.... sled to
mM4£mm‘
be and is able
era to lease Pleasure" Beachmroporty
to a new firm at rentaliof one dollar
1'. ‘ notified.
Mum- at um e!
W that in
:33, was held last‘aight
“ iii 1”! was 822.40.
:8. A who is.
. NW m. .
lathe latter. home at Stars
late Sunday. .“According; to the
nation obtained .by. ‘ in _
the
far. Riccto was engaged
.,;. M : rte-wem' .
e , -»g g,
‘ "—P"_"""., . a, _‘
, strike was only partly edective.‘;_
noted author. phlloeo
leader.
Cologne advices declare .Fre
F
of British authorities.
London Times tints unverified re-
. Ruhr will step further arrests or ex.
:ltietMiinal 9 l W “mtu'wmwlm pulsions of Germans until he haste-
will b'. m “it!“ 3.. fish. ceived specific orders from London.
e e o " {Court-martial of FritotTllgyseenl 1. (fig;
' ‘ ‘ an other German lndus' :- ~‘ea e;
M;:“§£:° ,°’ .‘“‘° ‘.°°°"°'_"§'- roi- refusal to obey trench orders3
«5* g . ‘ starts today at Mayence. A 7 >_
no" , y in“; of Mn' 8"“ Lauean‘ne dispatch mediates chat
Near East Conference is near noel
collapse with..little achieved
John Emerson. head of .Actors'
Equity body. says in New York that
motion picture actors will agree. to
morality. standard contract it there is
like clause for’ managers. '
Harry Greb iuccessfully defends
American! lightheavyv’veigiit titled}:
bout with? Billy Shade at.Jei'asy eats.
Serious illness at Red Bank. N. J..-
of M_ is Cline causes concern to
trialling?” former idol of variety stage.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers secures substantial. interefiin
Empire Trust Company of New York
and Warren S. Stone will «represent
union on dh'ectorato of trust com-
pany. ..
.. Senator Borali at Washington fiat;
acks French policy in the Ruhr as
'fglrense against humanity.” and critl’
clues American State Department. for
"silence and inactivity." : ‘ » 5
Methodist-g; at Chicago. announce
that per units giving of members in
United States for all church purposes
.With a total 0!
”4.193.533.
-. .~,...§.eru>iwwa§é ’iwvéi“ >... .
Edward W. F-inl‘ heron. SfifiNonwalfi
was elected chairman of .the.Fa.irfleld
County gouneilpVeterans‘of Foreign
Wars. at ?the' sacral-1y, meeting fut-id
in the F., g. Brooms onliqott .Avenuej
Mutiny evening. ’ . . .
S. N. Pierson amend wan-lect-
ed vice chairman: LE. Cleric otfiDan-
bury. secretary: Jostph"; retriult of
iifldgep‘tirsv treasuretgalhd too; Jen;
n ngs o eetpo, .sergaant liturgy;
The council lendofied‘lhe“ ol‘ti‘flgio’iie'nli
sion championed by the F. 0. I. Fol-
:gaxne'with several others at his Reine
~ . when Speransa, accompanied ll two
other men opened the door “the 1
5" .» more: Anselm at Christ church will
Thunder eimmoefof this j_
News
German miners' ‘ strlikeis' coolplet's.‘
while .unonlciei renor‘ show ”um
Death in Paris of Max Nerd-.13,
rher. ”ad will.
. itchideg
portation orde'r against chief Collected
of customs was cancelled at request
ports that British commander in the
1 .
r~.1fha'p£&iies' Aid Society of the no.
5r .. Q'.
n
‘ in New nacho“. r‘nio
business.’ '
' - ;-e~ e e
Henry, W, hen re-opened
‘
_..¥a‘.no ,, ma Meagan to
‘moved~fro_l;r§-Fnrt ,1 stree.
human-set. secon’d District.
l . s s s . .
Theregular meeting of the We-
be held an
’4 week. _ ‘ ,
, , .5 e e i
Harold Williams hasgmlien a paste
ticn with one of the repair gangs of
the Southern blew. England Telephonb
.. company. . _
hood w; {rhm no ’ufizgshéi‘ Ullm “to.” trap ‘ ort St. ulh 131 ‘. The tender mwn‘ o! the B."
the a...” ' V, y; W Aii‘ m "an . .. in; 93%? Club-of the slut m1 one It. ,1
' e o . erican eoi has 56‘ set“ “will: church yin be held tmm ’w. Wed.-
Tho‘iiBrld _rt Common,» ' " .Wav- , a ~1' '. ‘ -:_.aesdweeYnins-_ .-
§“th°.fl8.ed “52’3” Darbcfimm? ane‘Fe‘dort dispatch declares that - e e c
William. Bonrdul. of Springfield
Mac has rationedr to his home. after
visiting his parents. Knead Mrs. John
Bow. din. of Fgrtf’ehit PM . -
e
and “Lila Van Solver. of firefl-
(Elna, It. I... is visitingzat the home of-
‘Mr. and Mrs. Edward. H. Pattersom~
4 Winner‘street. fora few days.
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ed to;be in attendfiice at tonight)
meeting of the common council. This
isganafieqrned regular meeting.
- e s e
Charles Price has, resigned his posh.
tion‘ at the Not-walk Country club, and
has; again resumed his former duties
as chauffeur for ‘Rogers -&_ Stevens.
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' e . e we
This evenly! of the quarters of the
Mayflower Hook & Ladder coin any;
finriandt street.'the mend sit g in
the annual pinochle tournament ‘wllj
beheld." '
't
.00.
Mrs. MC D. Madey. of East avenug
has returned to her home after visit.
lugawlth relatives in New York dty.
inmost Plait. ‘ot Winfield street. has
resigned his position .with J. Wallace
Malrvin. ' '
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The three mailed pulp schooner
Priscllo Aldon. which has been ex.
pected to arrive here for the past
*veral weeks. has put into the local
harbor and is anchored of! the Nor.
walk Country elub‘ awaiting a tow up
harbor.~~ This in me veml that lost
most of its rigging during a severe
storm while on route to Norwalk from
Nova Scotia. and had to put into
Vineyard Haven for repairs. It carries
a cargo of-rpalp‘ tor the St. George
paper company.
Rowayton .'
i
. l
wayt ethodist chin-ch will meet‘
on We nesday atternoon for sewing ’
at, tho‘home of 1:1”:40‘131 Dth’aters. .
Miss Katherine Curtln. of Green-
wich. has returned to.her duties as
teacher at the third grade at the
Roman School. after {a week's‘ ill—
ness.” hire. Qualyc, of Bpwayton. sub:
stit'uted for Miss Cpl-fin during her
this-ice» ’
so a
0.15. Frey. 63"IseVlsw avenue. m ',
men-ins “.3 .
. Avenue.“ New York City.
East Norwalk residents are expect.
, church With two
iv
and on the following Saturday those
‘ with have successfuly passed the three
examinations which have been given in
the courseme be awarded the Star-
figaaert's-lteritsadge. . The play hour.
mama-red the regular»- meeting.
Hothbdiet Episcoptl Church have
formed a new club for the purpose of
furthering the
church. and of helping the social life
of. the community.
mot,last ”day night at the parson—
age and elected officers. Mrs Albert
, Owens was. chosen‘ for the president
of; the. organization.
lowing the lne
served;
The April me
cling a\budet‘innch was
,- 1‘“ l,- 1; _‘ if" ‘» '2
e... or one.
E
'.'Dn:3e4urdey;evening a Polandera
triodztoiyleep in 209.3); the houses in
the villgge here. H"? pped on the
door clithe‘house, and asked the lady
Stamford.
whohnewered the knock; it she could
.
Encore are: Vice-president. lire. Barry
Butter-mam secretary. Miss Potter:
'Ii! . .
[the clutches not chosen a name for
half, butch will be taken up at the
- Smith
. , . * r M r aunt of the cellar'mm'Nh
‘ V- . _ ,‘ W 5" . “It“ ‘0? the 908% office and
(an? Bed’etarwm'hamisoed up working out he noticed ' "
inf-tho “calmer over night. “ .7
s
m or is.
new _ ’7'...
Charles EM“ 93 Well Ave-
nue, haimvb his duties at the
Depot Case! at” a week's illness
rue-m. . .
_ Harold Itsrehsase of Prospect ave-
pleurlly for the out tow deal is now
bathe road to.res;ove.ry.
' fi “we: Cebu o! Met
Avenue. has returned to her studies at
the medley Junior. High. afta’ a
«on illncm. with an attack of pleur-
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“Charles w, smith has lust received
his new it” , well Piper books.
lit. smith tangent for the, Richard
ThibautWall, Penn: 09.. use Nisan
Miss Ethel mason. twist of the
Hethodist Em church..ia eon.
fined to her 'home with the grip.
poring her ehseeu‘ lira. Stephen
test will take her piece atthe organ.
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‘Mrs. Earth: Lotta-mam race ntiy pre-
sented W, , ' Episcopal
_ A _ Beautiful ferns. and
two begonfi planta’ which will be
used for decorating theiatsriorpf the
church. -
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About, than Christian Endeavor-
ers .ot the Generational aileron en~
'Joyed a coasting party on you. Bill.
last Friday night. One member of‘
the party, Miss Dorothy God”. was
injured slightly whoa another sled
full of people ran into her while she
as walking 'up the hill. She was
7 uised slightly but was dale to walk.
Following the coasting. the party
stopped oi! at' the home of Mrs. H.
Jaqutth on m Post Road where re-
freshments. consisting of hot dose and
We. were served.
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The Ditien Girl Scouts held their
usual meeting on May at the
home of their, captain. Ili- a. Base
bars. Weed. The final lesson in as-
tronomy was taken up. The final
examination, which will- cover the
work on this-rubles during the past
season. will be gluonnexl:~ Saturday.
>
ofBar
"in charge
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bsn'nohiosck.
O
,
;_A group of yohng women of the
inteyets of the
About 15 women
The other - of-
borer. who “as fK-uri (2.,
yesterday with a broil-rm slut.
slats only in
in his own house-Goetlxe
chen was on fire.
Stairs, and to
of a store
the stove .
out on the flea
Mr. Smit
Eatermm‘er t
en rew the w , .
into the snow. m {hush-Lbs "
2:11:13; except for the hu:::“'
mat in inept. call-.5 may.” i
M .
and that
had broken, :2
all the
T and 51
h Doure
he burni
0‘ [iv
4‘ ,
hot
mm
d 3
fig Coal“
omcer Ernest L. Gr
ing dog warden. durirgaxthe?”
Warden Ottmer. shot a fig?
yesterday morning. altar} it.
several rabbits and have»? '
The dog Went into Pete-w
yard. and killed a rabbit}:
another one away. A .111;
later. the dog came back a;
on the dead rabbit. llr a":
the dog leaving the ya?“
rabbit. and when the flog‘na
a few minutes later, he {a}:
Great. Officer Gm ‘
by the collar, an:l
no
i
5e-
0‘
Is
m1
('11 (align
. . Was if???
take him away, v"
fire It
kept till he was ca ‘
the dog snapped his he
fastened his teeth inc
right wrist and arm.
killed the dog with ctr
Smith and Vi'essu.
van
m
“A“
FLOWERS rm: To“ Boa
Fefiow Taxi Drivers and F
Contribute to Fund.
The taxi drivers of it.
,trict and friends of Tom
-was found dead from as u: {59‘
{ices of the Columbia Tail com
Minn Street. First dlslrlcl. exit-y.
terday morning, have hand—d ion
and have subscribed 1‘ "Ely;
flowers for the d. '5
Therfund was s
prietreas of the Sar
also on Main s’rr-
subscribed xrer»: V
Pinelon. George 5a
W. H031, Georg» 1..
Brothers. Gus Beams.
ward Ryan. C‘Zifr‘or‘i
Records, “A Fri Rob '3‘
"A Friend." B. Shannon. Ii. 5123‘
Mr. Hanna. "A Friend." E
Mlbur Hope, A Runs. .1
N. Christofordics. Ii. U.CE.::. .
loo. .1. Searpelio. George Surgery,
Qiochi. W. Byx‘uee and \l‘.
The Columbia i‘“-"‘_'”'_
which the decreed his 62"“
has also paid their 1:23;:
and sorrow will: 3 sp
Tony Ross was immis- d.
Mar. and was kind and
all who cam»: ‘. .,
that
YRQ‘
rr- ,
(:1
who knew him and ly I:
he worked.
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NO EVIDENCE Oi~ YOU. rm
By Associated I‘ress
NEW HAYES,
In peace. patriotism tsali? on
(This. 1". . 111?; -
sweeps before his door. mindsh
own business. also Ivarns tiles
5983011, that it may be weil which
like. Julia Sharer. As yet
;
2;.
r Paying 6%.and
Mapleoocoldschmidi
rte-him Your-January and
I February Dividends
In Gilt'xdged Securities
. 7%
‘ Add. _ Us.
IRVING K. POLLEY
25 Monroe Street
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30
SMALL
MOTORS
CHEAP
fractional Horsepower for
So. N orwalk Current.
:
3
3
A
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