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She is still at Miami. Florida.
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on Friday evening of this week.
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lion Blarney Gaywood. who is spend-
ing the winter ill Miami, Florida.
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. The many friends of little Lois
Hi: re. of 75 Spring street. will regret
to guru that she has been seriously
ill 'or the past week and is still can-
iined to her bed with measles.
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«—Harris & Gans. That's ‘11.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Von Castle-
berg, of 203 \Vestport Avenue. have
therin find it is expected that Health
Oflicer Pcrduo will remove the quar-
1ntine today.
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The regular meeting of the ,Nor-
wulk Bird and Nature club will be
‘ held at the home of Blrs. E. A. Wood-
ward. 40 North Main street on Mon-
day evening. February 12th. At this
time. Mr. Avrill of Bridgeport, a
naturalist, will give a. talk on trees.
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The final rehearsal of the People's
chorus of the concert “Faust" was
held, last niuht zit the Ndrwalk High
school. Ill spite of the storm, every
member of the chorus was present at
.ihe rehearsal. The concert. is to be
presentwd tonight at the Regent Thea-
trc.
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The (lllllil-‘ll lilt'I'liilg and election of
officers of the South Norwalk Boat
club will he held this evening at the
club quarters, the meeting to start at
7:30 o'clock. Following the reading
of reports. the «lection of officers and
the commmlorr's appointments. n
number of other matters of interest to
the members will he discussed. fol-
.lowing which n roast beef supper will
01... onjoyml, Steward James Conklin
having m-nle elr-llorntc preparations
lor the szlme.
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ten months pays
Donnelly‘s.
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—-2lc a. day for
for 3. Hoover cleaner at
Frr-c demonstration.
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It was about 60 years ago
when oil was discovered in
Pennsylvania. A young man
named Rm‘kci‘cller. who had
been working for a small
nry. invested $700—his on
savings. The remainder» of
his career is more or less
familiar to all. "'
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“'c are not rccomgendlng
. Md! in Norwalk are' receiving
Moll card- t‘rom G. M. C. Gregory.
t“ ' The monthly meeting of the South
‘5 Nbrwnlk Public Library will be held
.Csrds are being received from VViL-~
recovered from their attack of diph-,
'bank of New“ Haven holds
Kinley
whither kept eight other candidates
away from the meeting.
"get-together" soclnl' between the Mo-
Kinley camp and auxilifly to be held
on~Fcbruary
George W'. Hamilton. .
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Submarines and airplanes
Aaron Kuhn.
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damaged buildings.
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Charles Naroogian. or
he inflicted on himself.
a. o I .
electrical
under group life policy.
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—Harris 8: Gans. That's All
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deathot‘ her husband, a.
brake-man.
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lawyers. city calcinls and in-
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The
Norwalk ‘club at 6
to enjoy a dinner. as
the recent bowling
at the South
o'clock. there
the result of
three teams. .
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Samuel B. l’orman was bound over
to the March term of the superior
court in the New Britain police court
today on a charge of embezzling furs
vallled‘at $1,200 from Edimrd Mesh-
ken, a furrier of New Britain. For-
mun's bond was fixed at $1,500. ~
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—-—Harris & Gans. That's all.
Ali-eels for drunkenness in New
Haven in 1922 wore about 1.000 less
than in 1915. which was used for
comparisons. the annual report of
Chief of Police Philip J. Smith yester—
day showed. in all about 3.000 per-
sons were arrested for drunkenness
and 382 for violation of liquor laws.
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Doa'th swept the ranks of aged peo-
ple in Ridgefield the past-week. six
wcple passing 'away ‘ whose ages
totaled 529 years. The mortality list
included Mrs. Ann Heady, aged 98:
Mrs. Caroline Nichols, aged 87: Henry
Frocks. ugedt'm: Mn. 8. S. Hurlbntt.
aged 90; Mrs..Phoebe Hlbbart. aged
70. and Mrs. Sarah A. Sprague, 88.
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A petition in bankriiptcy against
the Direct Stores. Inc., retail grocers.
was filed yesterday at Boston. Assets
of $737,085 were listed against liabil-
ities at $928.28-, The First National
hunk of Boston, with a claim of
$124,000. was the principal unsecured
creditor. and the Merchants National
an un-
secured claim of $25,000.
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—Full line 0: auto accessories.
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Two candidates were initiated last
night at a meeting oft) \Villium Mc-
auxlliary. ‘ The inclement
Plans for a
20 to celebrate \Vash-
Geo lHuliock ot Thomaston. was .
otrHagttord,
former superintendent of. the vnro
alarm system. died at the age of 80.
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to be
chief weapons in future wars. Admir-
al Sims predicted in- address at. 0n em.m ly ”menta- Eton open
Bridgeport evenings ml 9, 9 my
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—-Full line or auto accessories Theftfllual meeting of tlie stock-
Ten families were driven from a.
tenement house in New Haven during _
a. snowstorm when early morning flre
Hartford.
who shot and killed his niece, Mrs.
Anna Derolan. died from the wound
New Haven road plans to insure 7n-
000 employes in the mechanical and
transmission department's
Jury in Superior Court at New Ha-
ven, gave Mrs. Olive E. Dibble, o; . . . .
- ' it 0‘ 15,00 _
lgfifagn' N2“, ‘ngfen ‘thad for Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Miss Harriet
railroad
surance men's bowling teams of the
Second District will meet this evening
Aaron Kuhn. - H
killed a Winstod-bound train at College. is spending: few am at. her
Watervilie. home, 359 “gem? at“... . ..-,
o a o l‘. ._ ,1.‘ ~. ‘fi¢_fl
l meounéror the molar» moreo—
being. held fthis after-neon at the
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—-B.dr“ydur ‘ Ivl’o‘u-ou’. it ,poohelly-r
holdersotflhe Norfialg Loci: Com-
pany is to- be-hold‘this“ attermpn‘ at
so. ,.
Line yesterday towed‘ the barge or
paper pulp‘t’o‘the' docks or the St.
George ' company. and later this
morning towed out two emtpty barges
.from the low humor. :5.
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med the local police last night short-
ly after 8 o'clock that. ord sedan.
New York. registration, 13-024 had
been stolen tram that place. The car
was later found to be in the possession
of William Helmnt of 85 Main street,
this city, who had been given permis-
sion to use it.
Plumb and Miss Maybelle Palmer 01'
South Norwalk Nazarene church are
at East Rockaway. Long Island. as
delegates to the Young People's con-
vention. They expect to be at home
some time Saturday. They are repre-
senting the Young People of the
South Norwalk Nazarene church.
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Mrs. William F. Korn. of 11 Couch
street, received a telegram. yesterday
from Springfield, Mass" that her only
sister had died lit the morning. The
funeral of Mrs. Korn's sister is
to be held tomorrow. but Mrs.
heavy cold and with a fractured wrist
~which she recently sustained.
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Herbert W. Trenchard. of Bartlett
avenue, reported to the police this
down South Main street, he sideswiped
an auto owned by Thomas Collins of
is! South Main street. which was
parked by the curb. Scratched mud—
guards and bodies were received by
both cars, no other material damage
being done.
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John Fitzgerald. bf Water street,
arrested late yesterday by Patrolman
Frank V. Raymond for intoxication
and for destruction or property. we:
fined 37 and costs on the intoxication
charge this morning by Judge George
H. Vosburgh when he was arraigned
in the downtown court. A sentence of
thirty days in jail for destroying pro-
perty oi; Mrs. Hamilton. 0! W’ater
street_ whose house he itroke into, was
also inflicted.
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The widow of Joseph Feller. of
Bridgeport. was yesterday. granted
compensation of 84,703, by Commis-
sioner E. '1‘. Buckingham. while the
claim of relatives of Antonio Mazes
was denied. Both men. employesv at
the American. Tube and Stamping
company plant at Bridgeport, were
burned to death at the same time.
Mezrs, it is claimed, caused the are by
smoking ill violation of the company
rules. The Feher claim was not con-
tested as his life was lost in an eitort?
to save Mezes.
—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. lilo nil
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
Mia’s. Moreno. 1-. Kitchen}: Smith
ciety of the ‘Ndrwolk’M. E. ohurclr is
the office of the company at 2 o'clock.
The“tu‘g‘zvohvaik or the Red"8tar H?
Constable Vellle. of, 9mm infor- ,
Kor'n will be unable to attend, as she;
is confined to her home here by a
mprning that while dm'lng his car.
the south Nomi]: club this evenly:-
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. The ,Chorui Artsociety holds to-
hearsal last night at the Grace .Pfifllh
house. i. - . _
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- Members of the Women of moose-
heart Legion held La. very enjoyable
rooms last evening, there being a
good attendance despite, the stormy
'weather.
East _N0rwalk '_
Patrolman Wallace Somalia 0!
. wktns avenue in about again being
confined to his home by illness.
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On Sunday evening. February 11th,
the first of the revival evangelistic
services will be held as; the East Ave-
nue M. E. Church.
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Mrs. “Elmer Hendricks of 166 East
Avenue, is entertaining the members
of the Watch Your Stitch Club at
her home this aftbrnoon.
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The regular meeting of . the W0-
man's Auxiliary at Christ church will
be held on Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Malkin, Gregory
Boulevard.
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Mrs. Miter Sloan and Mrs. Steph-
en Johnson, of Lakewood: N. 1.. have
returned to their homes after spend-
ing several days with their sister.
Mrs. Oakey J. Smith. of First Street.
O O O
Mrs. Howard Lowndes of Seaview
avenue is to be the hostess this after-
noon at another of the neighborhood
card parties being held for the benefit
at the East Norwalk Improvement
Association.
On Friday evening or this week. a
choir party will be held at the rectory
to come about 5 o'clock. supper to be'
served at 6:30 o’clock and the older
people coming in the evening.
O O O
An even break in the score last
night gave Captain Ferris’ plnochle
tournament of the Mayflower Hook
&. Ladder company. Captain Brun-
dagea team instill in the lead how-
ever. The sixth sitting will be held on
next Tuesday evening, february 13th.
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Residents of Fifth Street are much
relieved now that the undesirable
tenants of one of the houses there
have been elected by the owner of".
the house, who was unaware of the
character of his tenants when he al—
lowed them to rent it.
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Miss Ruth Carruthers. of Kcyser
Street. entertained the members or
the Epworth League o't'th'e East Aye-
nue M. E.-Church at her home lost
evening, the occasion being the reg-
ular monthly meeting. Considerable
business was transacted after which a.
social time was enjoyed.
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Nothing save the usual routine.
business Wis transcted at the quar-
terly conference held at the East
Avenue M. E. Church last evening.
with Dr. \V. H. Kidd. of Stamford. in
charge. The usual reports of the
quarter’s business of the church were
submitted and explained.
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A complaint was made to the police
depurtment yesterday afternoon about
the bad condition of the streets at the
Liberty Square end of the Washington l
street bri e. The snow and ice has'
piled up so high. especially at the en-
trance to the garbage dump. that one
of the horses belonging to the Street
The my card dignifwill be held at
valentine social. it their meeting
of Christ church, the younger people .
trelnds did members»: the parish
attended. 'Mru'Foqte being assisted
in receiving by, Mrs E. H. Devianlus.
Han-let Wood.Mi-s. G. F. Smith,'and
the Moses Kimmich.“ During the
evening the Misses Minnie and Kath-
erine Kinimich "sang several color. as
did Mrs. William Knapp, _who' also
favored with several piano solos. The
evening Ew‘as‘plelasantly passed with
games, conversation and refreshments.
The next: 0; the «"at homes" in the
series Will be held at the rectop on
Monday evening. February 12th.
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Despite the stormy weather yester-
day, about finality-five members or the
East Norwalk Improvement ‘ Ae-
sociatlon gathered at the home or
Mrs. E. F. Smith for the regular
monthly meeting. The membership
committé'e reported tour . new mem-
bers, While the visiting Committee
reported having made 98 calls on
“shut ins” during the month or
January. The neighborhood card
parties which. have been held during
the past month will be continued 1'0!-
this month. The various booth coma
mittees of the annual bazaar have
Miss Helen Whitelaw, o! Noroton,
sang several selections last evening at
the dance given by the Stamford
Horticultural Society.
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The Church Aid and Missionary
The Highland Aven‘ue Community
Club. held a meeting 'ast eevuing at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Corbin, of Highland avenue.
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'The Darlen Health Association held
the February meeting. yesterday
afternoon at 3:15, in the Center
school building. A report of the
late Meeting held at. “Waterbury. last.
week was given.
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Mrs. Ernest L- Grout. of the East
Road. spent yesterday in Stamford
with her sister. Lit-:5. Thomas White.
In the evening Mrs. \Vhite and Mrs.
Grout. attended the Strand Theatre,
where “Clown Night" was being held.
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cringe orbs cents. It in hoped that
» and fully equipped With the latest im-
becn. appointed and were announced fishest‘hree game average, 164' The
yesterday. The next sewing meeting ' V
. oro Pres edun
will be held on Friday afternoon. 1;, Leach m 114 ”’11“ 1'
February 16th. at the home or Mrs. Pun, 125 124 03
Everett s. Bulkley. St. John street. Ty,“ 137 1..- 1E5
Plans for a. cake sale. the proceeds of S. Leach. ' ' ' ' ' ' 8S 1;; :“1
which purchase material to be made Morrison "”"_148 129 13
up into fancy and domestic articles. " ”"' 198 .
were also discussed. 'The date of the '1‘ l .. ..
sale will be announced later. , “a 3 3:12“ ‘3‘ ‘90‘3138
._ . Peckham 127 143 135
Dal'len Emmens .....'. 136 143 177
' Ledin.... ....146 ——3 136
. iVaterbury . . . —- 188 .—
The State Highway Department. Hoyt . . . . . . . 164 134 143
has been repairing the Post. Road, in Taylor ..... . . 138 159 144
various spots, the last two days.
, o o o ' Totals 711 717 735—2163
Society. of the Presbyterian church gxojiziogtéiyofihiills, spent Sunday in
met. yesterday afternoon at. the home p ' . . .
of Mrs. Earl Pulls. l
ton avenue. is
severe attack of the grip.
avenue.
New York city.
several years connected with the Fox
Cycle
cepted a position with a large hard-
ware concern in New York city.
end with his aunt, Mrs. A. A. Roscoe,
of Rowayton aven‘ue.
many friends are glad to know that
his health is rapidly improving.
men-org.
we: noon. tor ,the» nothing]
a large attendance will be present, so
that a. lot or work will be ac-
complished; -. _ .-
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A very important meeting of the
Darien Fire Department was held on
Monday evening in the firehouse. It
was voted to purchase a new fire
truck. '11 Lorraine Speed'Vanon City
Service Truck. The body for the
truck will be built by the Child's com.
pany in Utica, New York. An order
for the truck was placed this morn-
ing. and it is expected that. it will be
delivered between April lot and April
15th. It .will be a. six cylinder truck
movements. Several applications “for
membership were made, and these
will be acted upon, in the near future.
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mlnstrel show to be given- by the
Young Men of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, on Friday evening.
The Noroton Presbyterian: won two
out or three games from the Baptists,
on Monday night in the Church
Bowling League“ Tournament at the
Y. M. C. A. alleys. S Leach of Nore-
the high score of the evening 213, and
‘ Rowayton
Clarence Mills and daughter. Miss
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond. of Roway~
recovering from a.
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Rank Williamson, of West Side
is spending a few days in
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Leslie Tripp. of Logan Place,
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for
Hardware Company, has ac-
GordonLockwood spent the week-
~. museum, FEBRUARY7
.A‘hst lunch will be
Tickets are selling rapidly for the -
ton. after a poor start. annexed both:
had meted. T V
will be prefaced 15:: :3 .
ginning at 7:30 aftEr 3: zen“:
:Eggleston will preach 1r“ _
1! Winning in favor-“1:111 15.! 1m ,
young and he, Messages both 0..
Let everybody ceme toga“ ."
chorus is being { Ight. A
armed .
at 3:30 and all . tin.
vited. M” and girl; 3‘
Headaches from
Laxative anionic 0515!: to“
relieve the Headache ‘ b. E
Cold. A tonic laxative axiom“!
strcyer. box haw . “ ‘
of E. W. Grove. W ‘
BROMO.) 30c.-.”
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Broken Lines Soft
Collars, 2 for 33:
$2.00 Shirts 31,39
Broken Lines of W091
Mixed Shirts and
Drawers ....... 79;
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MALLORY HATS
For Spring — $5.00
Rogers 6‘ Steven
Norwulk So. gm
Valentines
Come in and look over cal-m.
derful line of Vale-mines.
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Donnelly’s
18 So. Main Street
Mr. Lockvmod's
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A special meeting of the Nordton
Scouts was held last evening at the
home. of Mrs. James Johnston to dis-
cuss plans for the canvass to be con-
iEgglestou,
powerful
spite of the storm :1 good company
Rowayt’on Methodist church, Miss
the evangelist. gave a
message last night, and in
ducted later in the week for the pur-
pose of raising funds to be used by
the notified organizatoinr- ' ~ ~
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A community concert will be given
in the Auditorium of the Royie
School. Friday evening. February 16.
at 8 p. m. The proceeds of the con-
cert will go towards purchasing a
piano for the Junior' High School.
The tickets will be 35 cents.
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The‘Ludies' Aid Society. of the
Methodist church. will hold an all
A Complete Assortment of
Re-invest Your J armory and .
' Maples 84Goldschmidt
February Dividends
PUBLIC SALES
We have purchased 122.033
pmms. Army Munson last
Shoes, sizes 51}; to 12, wild
was the entire surplus stockol
one of the largest U. S. Govern-
ment shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed as
hundred per cent. solid leans
In Gilt Edged Securities
Paying 6% and 7%
Advise With Us.
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EVENING ' SENTINEL
COUPON
FOR cows, coucl-ls, l
color dark tan, bellows tong:
dirt and waterproof. The to
tan] value of this shoe is 56m
Owing to this tremendous lily
we can offer same to the public
at $2.95.
Send correct size. Paypofl-
man on delivery or send money
order. If shoes are not 8512}
resented we will cheerfully»
fund your money promptly
upon request.
NATIONAL BA Y STATE
SHOE COMPANY
Z96 Brdadway, New York, N. Y.
inspector on, or
When a sum of money
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comes into your pos-
session do you at once
think of what it will
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buy
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What it will earn it
Thrill: this over and
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an investment in oil. but we {2% “101.2,; aynztosshmicnfizudwc: o o a Department was thrown to the ground , BRONCHITIS, ETC.
9“ want you to note particularly saved. . Mrs. Annu‘Bonotanti, of New Bri- and injured yesterday. as it was being In Milan! Knit, form,” and Use 8. P. c. White Pine Compound
It that Rockefeller was ready . . . . tain. was removed as administratux-driven in to the dump. The Street De- Children; Also mm and flannel tor With Cod Liver Elm-ct and Mentmh
if when MH ”'8‘ chance came. The regular meeting or the Nor- of her brother's estate. by the probate vartment was notified by the police Ladies. Gentlemen ond‘Childl-en at— . 5' Cents. ‘
, com yesterday. at New Haven The about the matter. -——-
Are you eavin and getting walk Klw is club will be held to- - > g .
r" really for your goripm'tunity'l’ morrow “000 at the Royal James. :{Ktheh Salvator Roncaiole, was * . . . .. .. o Kc BANKS StfllSOn'Poweu corp'
II All m-vount at this bank is a Vice President Fred Moran will be in . ed by a tall from a truck in New The second of the parish at homes _ South’Norwulk.
" m. mggwne, ’ charge or ' the meeting. It is an- Haven. F June. His estate was set 0! Chrlxt church was helddlast evenlu‘e DRY 600135 81031:: ,
It PD . . ' a. ncunced that tomorrow evenmg from at over. 7,000 and it was claimed the In! the rectory of the church by the Under BMW no”,
it I. 8:30 “flock. the Montreal Kiwanis sister and a. brother in Italy were medlev. Robert B. B. Foote and Mrs. 45“" West Weshington sue“
6i __ a. club is to broadcast. on 430 meters. heirs-at-law. - Yesterday it Was Foote. A number of the neighbors and SO 0 W
I“ /\ from Canadian station CKAp their learned that the deceased “3 married -‘ :UTH N 3 ALB.
!_ 9.. :minstrel show, which they gave last 21 years 330' and leaves 5 widow
H . 5. December for the purpose or raising find {our children in YODRQN. N-' Y. ~ , .
Ii ii funds ’t'or the "Underprivileged Child" he judge “3 inclined “It first to
0. Ol'W .~ work. All klwanians who “listen in" Charge ”"1“ but 35 an undertaker sn 1 S
H I} on the show. are 'asked, to let the had applied. r the N99" for M734
is 0 6; Montreal club know whether they Bonofanti, he would “0‘ d0 50- It was .
saVln S A liked it.’ claimed that? the marriage was not
H I) . . . known.
If n‘ NOTICE " .
.5 it All persons engaged inpor working . .
r. ,a. at; the plumbing business in the City
H II of Norwalk. not having received ap- ” . .
it n Honda Night 3. plication blanks for plumbers’ license, WHAT IS YOUR . ‘
it Ope y 3‘. must obtain same at oflicle. or building '
. ‘ . inspector, Room 10. City Hall. or LA N'I' '
n at office of city clerk. All blanks to be S ? '
count at this bank?
getting ahead.
protlperity account. =
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“I intend to save money every
month but somehow it just melts
away and at the end of the month
there’s nothing left to save.”
Why not reverse things and take
out a fixed sum on pay day and put it
to work in an interest bearing ac—
Live on the rest
of your salary and you’ll experience
the self respect and pleasure of
" In other words, pay yourself first.
It makes a world of difierence in one s
scumnonWALKCONN.
Norwalk Chronicler