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‘ SATURDAY ONLY 'Conard Fey ACtiVe In
Albert D. Morgan ‘ $1 001‘ hi I ‘ Ranks 0f Kiwanians
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H d W111 001131815 of Half Gross Conrad P. Frey, general agent for resident of South Nor-walk. he has
Fair-field county or ‘ the Con- entered actively into the social and
necticut General Life Insurance com~ business life of ‘the city. in politics he
EIOdPKI': Mllllng "‘6 ”ma". MAHOGANY pany was born in Brooklyn. N. Y., is a Republican. Previous to his re-
May 22. 1877. Educated in the pub- movai to Connecticut. he became a
suppllee SERVING TRAYS its schools of Brooklyn. N. Y.. he Was member of Commonwealth Lodge. A. I N
associated with his father in the tall- F. and A. M. and was also a member
oring business until he was twenty- of Monker Grotto, No. 56. Other or-
In the Basement four years of age. At that time he ganizations Mr. Frey belongs to are:
entered the employ of the l>rudential Butler Lodge, No. 7. I. 0. O. R:
Insurance company where he re- Rebekah Lodge of Brooklyn. Opt!"
The Home of
Hart, Schaffnerand Marx clothes
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The Connecticut Light
. 84 ,Wflhmn 3m“ malned for sixteen years. He was in Chapter. Order or Eastern tar: South d -
{5‘ ‘ the industrial department and rose to Norwalk Club and the raftsmen's ' an Y ‘
South Nor-walk . DONNELLY’S be assistant superintendent of his di- club. Mr. Frey is also a most active — TV" Store: "" P 0“ er (1).
vision in Brooklyn. ' ‘ member of ‘the Norwalk Kiwanis , i
. In 1915'Mr. Feey was transferred to club. Whenever a member is 'wanted South Norwalk NOW]! .
“Quality Plus Service" 16.18 South M513 Street Suth Norwalk and two years later be- to put his shoulder to wheel ‘11 .69 wan 3t. N0 3
came connected with the Connecticut Kiwanis projects. Mr. Frey is always
a
General Life Insurance company. He on deck.
is now holding a very responsiblc'posi- Mr. Frey is also actively connected -\
tion. that of general agent. with the with the South Norwaik= Cengrega- \
CONRAD P. FREY
latter concern and is well and favor- tional church. He is a member of the
EVERY HOME ahly known among the businesa men business committee of the churchf 12d . . . NATI
. ‘ of Norwalk. . was assistant superintendent o e ' . 0
TARLOV BROS. Needs 8 Floor Waxing Brush, During the years Mr. Frey has been Sunday school. ' ? SOIITH NORW a I K NAL BANK
We have them from 71/2 lbs. to , 0F :
Up to-date Cigar Store 25 lbs. K0 A 0 Cl b to $15. made necessary by the nro~ . NORWALK ‘
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lwanls u posed budget, out also be acted “PO" up the matter of the unions clasllxd TRUST COMPANY 51 wan St.
For a while we are giving _ at this time. cations at‘the meeting. to be HOWE-11100
ritlcal Smoker _ . o .t h d : n. ' fil-
Ewryth‘n' for the c 1 IT). wax With each brush. JOtMgS 1‘ ° ' ‘ n“ T "’5 33 “00
Secretary Fred S. Lyon was in- ‘ . , , , . . ~ ~
structed to write a letter of sympathy Pht‘hS‘L‘ AhIA PARS'H‘JRS
It ’ d 1' at from the members or the club. to BUY AL'I‘OMOBILES
, was announce erroneous) Kiwaninn Raynor VVerme. whose in-
Sole Distributor. for . the meeting yesterday afternoon that rant son passed away on Tuesday af- Farmers of Pennsyhfinia mi,“ 135,- OFFlCERs
THE GORHAM CO the budget would be acted upon in ternoon. 000 cars and trucks. according to a. 93 wgsmgTON STREET J. P. Treadwul
Dunhlll snd Kaywoedle Brlar Pip” . ' two weeks. This would bring the , ‘ ‘ ‘ survey of that state by the Depart— preside;
Decorators matter up on Thursday. February 0313mm Anson F- Kceler announc- ment of Agriculture. This is an in- Geo. L. Woodward, Warm-m:
. . ed yesterday to the members of the crease of sixty-one per cent. since ti e _ .
.... Bl Phone 1581 . 22' Washington a birthday The club. the proposal of Battery C, 192nd U. S. Department of Agriculture ccn~ security and SW“ H' P' Price Cathie
Manuel" " 00k 126 Washington St. _ announcement should have hem in Artilleryflf which he is commanding sun in 1919. The motor truck total c. w, (5.9,... Assist: .
T I h 452 . three weeks- The matter 0‘ the in- officer. to hold an Oriental butter is now 17,000 or nearly double the fit Cal...
°°P °ne - crease in the yearly dues from $10 and fashion exposition during the farm truck registration of Pennsyl- '
week of March 19—25. Arrangements Vania m 1919.——Farm Life.
havebeon completed for Vincent Lo-
pez‘ orchestra to furnish music at _
the Armory during this exposition.
R ‘ and there is a possibility that at the VICIQUS and REVENGEF UL . FOR A
OLD WELL (/‘IGA CONRAD P. FREY Wmond & Pollard luncheon of the Kiwanis Club during SNOWFLAKES Plaisted D
thatweek, that the orchestra will It may not be so unpleasant to QUICK LIINL‘H rug Store
‘ ANY - General Agent -- “”1““ mus” Ems“; K‘w‘mi‘ms‘ hang up clothes out—of-doors when
Real * the snowflakes are lar e and rain
COMP CONN. GENERAL LIFE INS. c0. E W and Insurance The matter of badges “'35 broached er benevolent than othirwise. yvith WHY NOT TRY .
Meg: Inciting 3'93“???"- EM ink)!“ a. disposition to lie down quietly
m ore laying it) e w ere ers and not fusg
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS were. providing they were not wear- But when they become small and . , L ————
ing them. An arranvement is being vicious and revenveful those who 1"]
LIST YOUR PROPERTY IN made “'hPrt‘bY the rAlmdites may be are wise enough lob have s‘enl their g pp S “Heb.
' _ ANTICIPATION or SPRING checked at the hotel where the week— clothes to the Noxwalk Steam 5 . Cart
_. __ City National Bank Bldg. TRADE ly iuncheons are he] and those _ Laundry may giVe lliauks. l
. members who have not as yet obtain- Escape from vicious snowflakes V 59 W I :
od their badges can do so by apply- iting Winds cold that chap youx 75 Washington Street _ 881111] on Street i
South Nomalk W ing to Secretary Fred S. Lyon. hands and face. SU‘MCD (bills “33‘ gt '
h gt t s s . invite disease—avoid alli these ' SO. Nor-walk. Conn.
83 Was ington Tee _ | Members of the local Kiwanis Club things we say by telephon ng 0" .
L'fe "' Accident "' "9'5“" 22 Wall Street Norwalk who may be in Hartford on Tuesday. 9‘" represrntalive to call ‘0‘- your NOON SPECIALS . C. F- MOULTON: PW?-
South Norwalk and Group Insurance. Telephone 772. February 13th. are asked to notify "3““de ”9“ week ‘ DAILY
the, secretary. so that they may at- Norwalk Steam Laundry
tend the luncheon at an: Hotel‘Bond mlk 3
of the Chamber of Commerce in 43 Day 8f" 80. No i
i-larll‘orll in :1 "Boom Connecticut"
endeavor. Those members who at—
tend from this city will go as repre-
sentative of the local club. The | i
The Norwalk Agency. BUICK SOUTH Eifféifiii’; 24 SEE Mo‘gfig BETTER N 012w ALK -- CITY NATIONAL
Inc. - MOTOR CARS NORWALK 3323;225:523; lfzzziiirzs‘észii “ BANK -
* iiOi-iil‘ut With as an industrial slate E es ExamiHEd ‘ ‘ ‘
. and as ll. summer resort. y . - F'ued SA‘IINGS SOCIETY 99 Wash‘ St t
Samuel J. Keeler Sixes and your. SAVINGS 3 . . Prescriptlons 1 'z - mm” m
. Vice-President Fred J. Moran act- 5
. - South Norwallo Co“
14 Model. ed :zs chairman of yesterday's meet- Bring ‘0‘" LY" Troubles '0 n" ‘ .21.
Real Estate and Insur' . BANK ing in the. absence 0! President Arih— “"lio [5 Skilled in Your “'nnts ;
ur Wheeler, who had been called out i “——
ance ——-' of (own this week. _ . , ‘ 1
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p ”5 “hr‘i‘iei’i‘f 13.20an ”in 5:? Will' J M ' g 44 Wall Street "my“
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F. H- VU EHRLE D . nection with the coming observance lam ' Core i ' 1.,-
61 Wall St. Norwalk Baiting: BPOSItB of Lincoln's birthday. was much an. OPTOMFTRIST ' ‘ Henry S. Lockwood Pres: "
Sales and Service Station, Christmas Clubs Pre?m*“d by ““9 member“ ‘1‘ 3'95“?" NORWALK. CONN. Frederick H. Rowan. Vice-Freed“
Telephone 186. W (1 c day 3 luncheon.. . . chlcr Bldg. \\-‘aslilngton St. 3 C O F't h Castle
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t an onnecticut Aves Safe Deposit Boxes Re“ R R McGregor‘ of the com South Norwalk
mittee on classification. is to bring
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w 'iilliir w J Harris of Georgia. . .
war to submit the question to popular! To make state. county and city ator W951” L- Jon“ “I “25..
it. i .
C 6 9 9 o ’ ._ . vote-4am. of mines. in cases of act- . bonds . taxable—by Senator Reed To bring Show Will?!“ ”3“
g “ untinvasion. ‘Sn‘oot of Utah. and divorce laws in all .stax-
Other amt ndments aim ' I To grant suffrage and representation Senator Arthur Capper of hansasq
' . To make president‘s term six years'ireaty by majority vote, instead of by To give federal gm emirates! l‘i '
and bar him from asecorid term—by two-thirds vote——by Senator Robert L. ‘0 regulate use 0" mom“. mqfe‘;
i PROPOSED 5o AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION - - “
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NEA Stall Correspondent ‘ Owen of Oklahoma
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WASH!NGTON.——The next session ‘ par
of Congress promises to be a great
deal like an "old-fashioned quilting
To bar children of 3.29:. 1-
from citizenship unless their Pa;
bee. that famous rural American insti-
tution that today is almost extinct.
years’
were eligible to citizensrlo—L'F "
ator WesleyL Jones of \Vasxmfflo—
To limit terms of Serfmgfi
National elgislatom. you see, seem justices ‘0 "gof’dd be; :3“; a“
to have been seized with a mania to minor federal. 3” g8 -r.j of T95
make a crazy quilt or the constitution. swat" Mm“ StheE-Sggzmnai re -
More than 50 patches—of varied To bring agou rese-—lh:‘.l is ”F"
hue and shape—in the form or con- sentation in “gong“, ag-‘lL
stitutionai amendment have been cut sentation pmpo'r ll a'ld 0":
by eager salons and are waiting to be ture. labor. ”9‘“ ‘ f Washing?“
sewn on the famous document. stor Wesley L Jones 0 meals r65
The amendment furore is one or the And two more 311162;.
very latest things in national politics. to amendments weak-.53 ",1
For in our whole 134 years of govern-
meet up to the present only 19 con-
stitutional amendments have been
adopted.
To Curr 10 Ills.
SenatorOwen of mo. ~
en the constitution . . a
fingm be made if the Ti“: .
passes both houses by a “may: of '
and is ratified by three-tomb
The 60 amendments now pending State; < A. Weds“rfl
are looked to to cure or improve 19 And Senator Jame” ‘ ‘
L.’ diaerent alleged national ills. 0’ N0“ Yak wants I «maths‘
Child labor is most important mending harder byre‘iln. .556“:
among them. To abolish it 19 separ- men‘be" °t at least one no“ '
ate amendments are proposed. -
w ‘ W! of these is a resolution by
' floater Henry Cabot Lodge of Massa-
. Mu who'd alter the conmmuon
’10 give Congress "power to regume
the hours of labor of persons under
l." Cf
SO
he 13115112855
state Legislature shoui
after the amendment to
has been proposed.
'10 Franny-m?
Self-sufficient. arb‘mn'r 1 ya?“
1s and of women." //'- Lik . who ar .
. e all peOple .
Senator Thomas J. 1‘ ~ I I ‘ 090“?“
Walsh at Mon- so ”gafff‘f‘foifi 3:0 w three
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you ~ - .
' '7 Than the others thoush gday b:
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- You have bogged the #2:}?
V W luck or plain extortlxe ,
Groundhog’s day and ‘3' m m
Days round which 01}-
twines—
“‘4“ is father of another child labor
occlusion. He would empower Con~
to halt the transportation from
to state of products of child In—
‘ hinteresttothe provisi wasm ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ ' ’» " . 7' *~ 3:! ~ 0 I x . x : , , ,
-. “Mm. come manta-'3: GTON'S savonrm mentioned-fume AMENDMEN Ts ON THE consmhgg,“
. he opening dates of new ' ' . ’ V ' ; ‘ y . ' r" . _,’
it
George «mini-o!- .
‘ tskeseststor'ls months {term ‘ " ’ ' ' ‘ - I L n , '
Geo W. N . ‘ on But Senator Norris h stil t . , , _. Birthday of .
3° o—f 01"“ of re. .uniess celled in spec]. 3.] won ' u u p 3 no be M ma‘sz‘ShJW'fi . . , . ' ’ - , a... saluted Lincoln tOO- ha I
wants nus sonata" nd Jayme mmmtv‘oumgm m dment .Dhis‘ sire: ve. incisor» nd . ‘3- W » Maso’ pilingwm . _ _ : . . ; 7/ . . .« . _ .‘Packed with honors 1 “Sb 7‘
“a ‘- es to win the out no... . presidents and my . ' '°‘"°
nary atier their electionlm’w‘dr’sm wo$minao£$ffi£ ' I
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