Regular ,businéss was transacted
'l‘nst night s. meeting of the Official
Board of the Norwalk M. E. church.
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on our weekly payments.
«going: until 9 p. m.
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Letters from General Russell Frost
report him at Tunis 'on February 8th.
tad Constantinople on
13th.
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'n'rs'nclu L. H. am and William
Blarney Gaywood of Darlen. who have
been in Miami, Fla.. the past winter.
have returned to their homes.
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—Harris a Gsns: That's all.
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E. G. Huntington won first prize
and Gerald Taylor second prize at the
usual weekly card night. at the South
Norwalk Club.
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L. Allen Schofield planist~organlst
of the Regent Theatre has returned
from his ten day vacation. He. spent a
most enjoyable visit with his children
in Newburgh. N. Y.
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of auto accessories.
-—-Full line
Aaron Kohen.
.
A roast fresh hum supper will be
served by Steward James Conklln fol-
lowing the annual meeting ‘of the Old
\Vell Hook and Ladder Company to
be held on Monday evening. March
12th.
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Mrs. Frederick ll. Gaming. of South
Main street. yesterday afternoon en-
tertained the members of the Ladies
Society of the South Norwalk M. E.
church at her home. when a sewing
session was held.
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0f Lliilt‘
liinlio
"The
Corner"
———Prc-showim:
Church Around the
Today an d Tom nrrrm'.
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Albert D. Morgan. somewhat pain-
fully injurcdjhe middle finger of his
right hand 3":<lcrrl:1y rifts-moon. when
it became .inmmed beiwoen the floor
and landing of the elevator at his
hardware store on \Vashington street.
,a‘lar/ag
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Station
-—Buy your Victrols. st Donnelly‘s
Store open
February
-‘ Attorney John J. Cuneo was called Miss May Moran. of Bridgeport.“
to flow York city by business today.
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Kinder-garden teacher in Knudsen
school Will attend the performance of
The Glorious Girl this evening. and
remain in town as the guest of Miss
Eleanor Griffin. 0: Rfad street.
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A special meeting of the commou
council of the city has been called
for this evening at 7 o'clock, at which
time the council will take action upon
the awarding of the contract for the
construction 01; the new roads to Calf
Pasture beach.
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—-Full line of auto
Aaron Kohn. ’ . '
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Quite a number of pe'rsonal effects
were found scattered about the city
last night. by the various patrolman
on duty. An-earing was found on one
street. while several h'andkerfiiicfs
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\Vcst avenue.
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The W'oman's Association of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
met yesterday at the church at 3
o'clock. Theodore Reumann being the
special speaker. Mrs. George G. Faw-
cctt was hostess. There was a. gorgi at-
tendance.
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~Harris & Guns.
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Harry Street Roberts, of 141 East
avenue, was arrested yesterday after-
noon by Patrolman Frank V. Ray—
mond for parking his car on W’ash-
ington street in the restricted area.
He will be arraigned in the down-
town court on Saturday morning be-
fore Judge George H. V’osburgh.
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The Class of 1921. N. H. 8.. is plan-1
pins for an “Easter Holiday" dance
to be held at the Norwalk Country
club on the evening of Thursday.
March 29th. The dance will start at‘
8 o‘clock and during the evening a.
buffet luncheon is to be served by
Steward Frank Hollywood.
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l —See “The Little Church Around
the Corner" before New York city
doc-s. Todayund Tomorrow only.
p o 0
Red Lanterns of warning were
placed on the piles of debris along-
side ihe Clifford Hotel on Elizabeth
street Inst night. by orders of the
police. \V'orkmen are busy today in
tearing down the upper floors of the
hotel, which are a menace to the
public as they may topple over.
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Notification was received late yes.
turdny that Deputy Collector Everett.
Prcece of the Internal Revenue De—
partment. would be stationed at the
City Hall this city. to take care of
local income tax returns until March
13th. the last day on which returns
may he failed. According to the first
were found and a hat was found on .
' meeting of Norwalk Aerie. No. F. O.
' April. ' .
Miss Loraine Triplet. so High street
is confined to her home~ with paw--
mania. ‘ , -.
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The Country Y. M. C. A. will hold a.
dinner at the Royal James hotel on
March 18. ‘ ; '
A month‘s mind mass was cele-
brated this morning at 'St.
Mary‘s
church for late Elizabeth Whalen.
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——-Ladies' Wool Ssockings. especially
low prices. Keelerfsfihoo Store.
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Miss Martha. Prowitt. of Murry
street. is ill at her home with pneu~
mania.
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-—To have that parlor‘ suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new I.
0. O. F. bldg. ' ’ '
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The Norwalk Hospital Sewing
Society is holding a. meeting today at
the-home of Mrs. Robert L. Brother-
ton. Newton terrace.
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Plans to hold a "formal opening of
the new home in 6'Mott avenue for
members were made last night a. to.
E. The opening will be held early in
s s\
—To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Iicrgstrom Shop. now. I.
O. 0. I". llldg.
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“’illeit A. Hartford of Main street
who is quite ill. was removed today
to the Bridgeport Hospital for treat-
ment. It is said that his condition is
quite serious. James Donnelly and
Fred Coleman. accompanied Mr. Hau-
ford to Bridgeport.
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--Ophia. Chapter. 0. E. S. cake and
food sale, all day Friday. Stillson d:
I‘ou'cll's Drug Store.
East N orwalk
Mrs Charles Stolba. of Osborne ave-l
nuc, is very ill at her home.
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The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Radio Association will be held tomor-
row evening.
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The tug Norwalk of the
line put into the local harbor
while yesterday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith. of East
Norwnlk. me teddy cclchrnting their
third wedding anniversary.
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The freighter Joanna yesterday took
a cargo of dye stuffs to the Salt».
Textile \V’orks in Bridgeport.
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“I‘d Star
for a~
orders given )ir. l‘reece his duties
here were to end yesterday.
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———Doll Dresses for 10c each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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The Gill Agency. of Darien. has
leased the. Suzanne lllnmey estate at
“’ostslde. Tokcnckc. to Alfred B. Stone
5!
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:2 This lWink broadcasts
opportunity and acts as a
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receiving station for thou-
e
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sands of savings deposi-
ta... afar-‘1
\‘\‘\ ‘u‘
tors.
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With one of our pass
books in your possession
you can “listen in” on op-
portunity.
your
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By adding to
account regularly .
you can bring to yourself -
many
substantial plens-‘
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ures which
thcrs, who
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have saved, now enjoy.
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president of Burke Stone. Inc.. of
New York city. Mr. Stone is one of the
prominent real estate brokers of \Vcst-
Chester County. maintaining offices In
all the. Ill‘lni‘lll'll cities. The louse of
property is for six years and the
“Jannn” will bc the unified of the
illustrated lecture at Christ church
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Stanley Morton's jazz
Will play at Pulleys Hall.
ing.
orchestra
this Jven-
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Cartwright has returned
on Cove avenue after a
to Canada.
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\Villnm It.
to his home
business trip
Albert F. Gm? has purcha‘Qed a. lot
and building from Francis Larrauri
at Marvin Beach.
Stones will make extensive improve-
ments to the house and grounds as
’ ,tllt‘y plan to make their home there.
—Hurrls 6.: Guns.
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Plans for a dance to be held in Red
Men's hall on April 3 for the b
That's all.
s
last night at a meeting of the Broad
River Community
chapel.
ably upon the phasing manner
which they were received by the
Broad of Education 'l‘uesday night.
Following {he business meeting a. box
social was enjjoyed. The dance to be
In Red Men's hall will be an old-
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COUPON
.How to Get It
For the Moss Nominal Cost of
Manufacture usd Distribution
005m tins NEW authentic
Wfll’y- bound ill bIICk
snis. illustrated with full
:Tlsu in color. . ‘
cneflt of Corneeticut's oldest companies en-
ot’ the building fund were completed caged in the manufacture of the hnl-
club in Broad Rlver The stock of this company. given an
The school building commit- “An" rating by Moody, is selling very
te- made a report commenting fnv0r- low compared with other stocks in
in the same. class.
MaplesEéGoldsChmidt
YALE ye TOWNE
Par Div. Yield
Yale d; Towns $25 1676' $6.45
YALE & TOW'NE MFG. CO. is one
versally known "YALE" products.
PRICE ON APPLICATION.
‘ East avenue M. E; church will be held
Robert Joselovsky, ‘ ”has purchasedén
lot and buildingsjon Edits aVenue from
Claude N. Balms. '
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The weekly prayer meetingiof the
at the‘ church this. evening at 1:45
o’clock. ' . .
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Improvement is noted in the con-
dition of Ellis Makin. of Osborne avo-
nue. who is confined to'nis home with
pneumonia. ’ .
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The Woman’s Auxiliary. of Christ
church. is‘meéting this afternoon at
the home of MrsfiKimmiCh. 19 '0’-
borne avenue. "for the regular weekly
meeting.
Darien
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Mrs.'C. .‘l‘stOttmcr. of W’est avenue.
was a visitor in Stamfm-d. yester-
day.
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Mr. and-Mrs. E'rnest L. Great of the
Post Road, were visitors in South Nor-
walk. yesterday.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Smfi. and daugh-
ter Gertrude. of the Post Road. spent
yesterday in Norwalk. 5“
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chef of
ill at his
Carl 'Adams. popular
Schmidt's Restaurant. is
home in South Norwalk.
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The first rehearsal for the minstrel
show that will be given by the‘ Fire
Department. in the near future. will be
held on Friday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hardy. of Cedar
Gate. are confined to the Madison
Hotel. in New Yerk. their winter res
sidence. with severe colds.
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Philip Dinger of the Post Road. is
rr covering from his recent illness and
is rxpeeicd to return to his duties in
Holly's nvarkct. tomorrow.
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The rear axle on thc'plumbing car.
owncd‘by Louis Schedc of the Post
Road. yesterday. when going through
garage.
Travelling conditions in Darien and
the outskirts are good despite. the
heavy snowstorm of yesterday. Charles
1‘. l’iumt‘. local liondv Commissioner.
had his force of men out at 12 o'clock
Tuesday night. and they did fine work.
in removing the snow from the roads.
and making them passable.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Visiting Nurse Association which
was scheduled to have taken place
yesterday as been postponed on ac-
count of t o absence of the. local visit-
ing nurse. Miss Ruby \‘ose, who is still
in Pennsylvania. where she was call~
ed some time ago by the. serious illness
of her sister.
A rehearsal. ofisll those taking part
in the s of Easter program at the
Mt‘tho , [71le W11. was held
on 'l‘uesday'evcning. Easter Sunday at
the Church. will be ”served when one
of the best musical programs ever
heard at the church. will be given; In-
addition to an imposing array of local
talent, an attempt will he made to
secure several out of town singers.
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The Darien. Volunteer Fire Depart-
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A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
in Muslin and Knit. for Ladies and
Children; Aim Muslin and Flume] for
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children at—
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mdhnckemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORW'ALK.
, cisls or. the company refund to divulge
a deep snowdrift. The wrecker from;
the Depot. Garage. his car into the]
latent: "held an ' important- meeting in
tn tire house contends? night. Offl-
‘sny' news as
the meeting. . .
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Yesterday morning a. fine German
police dog. belonging to' Mrs. William
Rigny was.run down and killed al-
most instantly by s. passing automo-
bile. The Rev. E-N. Dumben appear-
ed] on the scene with s. gun prepared
to put. the dog out. of misery,-but the
animal was dead when he arrived. .
O O O
The Lsdies‘ Auxiliary of the Novo-
ton Heights Ens'lne Co.. No. 1, hold a
meeting at the fire house on Monday
night.~ There was a large attendance
and it was decided to hold a supper
in connection with the next regular
meeting in April.
it THE. THEATRES
EBBTIDE mm
to. what took place at
Splendid Odschppeu-s m New George
Menard Induction at me 2815
- gent Again Tomas-rosy.
There came to the Regent Theatre
last night a new Paramount picture,
"Ebb Tide," which proved to be one
of the most startling photoplays of
the year and a worthy successor of
Mr. Melfo'rd’s previous great suc—
ceases, “The Sheik" and “Burning
Sands}?
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Manager‘Divid n and there is
nine donbt'but that the Palace willq
do capacity business for all shows.
The picture attraction for the lost
Sweaters
three days will‘be the Goldwyn super \
production "A Blind Bargain." The.
stars are 'Lon Chaney of “Lflncle In Every Style
Man" fame and Jacqueline Logan. _
the pretty star of "liming Sands." At PT 1093 That Are \[0
Chaney does some of the greatest sch R ‘ 5‘
ing of. his entire screen career slut! in easonable a
playing a dual role aoduits himself in
more than s. creditable fashion. The $1.98 to $538
picture has punch to it in every scene.
Qwen Kelly and His Golden Gate Some in Silk V .
Syncopators. a jazz band of seven Wool so ’ j - 1'me
pieces will be the headliners of the ’ me in 51115911
Threads—every one
vaudeville bill. Here is one of the
a wonderful value i
of them
best acts on the stage and it will
:1 Heel.
make Norwalk sit up and take notice. lent wear.
McFarland and Palace in volumes of
harmony is another pair that has NEW SPRING STYLE
been a big hit this season. The Cut-' 8
ing Campbells. kings of the air. need IN MILLINERY
no introduction to Norwalk. This a
gymnastic feature that Nor-walk will $4.98 and up
welcome for a. return engagement. '
Jim and Flo Bogus-d present a clever '
collection of songs. dances and patter. SPORT ShIRTS
and» Brown and DeMott. colored en- . .
tertsiners. are up to the highest These . Stub“??? stvlad
standards. On Saturday morning at Skirts give the Yiea ,‘ ‘
a
10 o'clock the Palm will present sn— it?
other free children's matinee and will1
offer one of Bill Hart's best pictures. l
i
RIAIII‘O THEATRE TODAY
“The Little Church Around the Gw-
ner,” n Pro-Showing Picture, At-
tracts Much Almanac—Spe-
ciol Feature for Saturday.
"One of the finest pictures ever.
shown in Norwalk" was the vet-dict
,.
.
P.
garment of slim-mic:
traction.
Priced at $5.98 and up.
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“Ebb Tide" is a 'picturization of the
famous story by R. L. Stevenson and
Lloyd Osbourne of a. man who has
sunk to the lowest level 'of degrade»
tion—the ”ebb tide" of man’s affairs.
His regeneration forms the theme of
the story. , James Kirkwood plays
the man. and Lila. Lee is seen in the
leading feminine role. Other featured
parts are in the ‘ capable hands of
Raymond Hutton. 7 George Faweett.
Noah Beery and Jacqueline Logan.
The story is enthralling. and the situ-
ations as a rule are highly dramatic.
George Melford has made a picture
that does full credit to Stevenson‘s
powerful imagination. '
Altogether. this picture is one that
will amass and entertain all who see
' PALACE TODAY.
Vaudeville and Picture 1’ Be.
Theatre yesterday.
in this city,
the Strand Theatre. New York city.
on March 18th, will be shown at the;
Rialto today and tomorrow as well.
Kenneth Harlan and a
porting east, contribute some of the!
finest acting of their careers
screen adaption of the famous
play.
the production during the
plosion. the rescue scenes that renown: “x
and the strike scenes that are shown.
it. for it treats of a phase or um A Pop Tuttle comedy. and a Pathe 135 WaShinglou Street 9
with which few are familiar. The News. complete the program. Ont :
wot-k of the featured players. The Saturday "The Girl from Porcupine"! SO. Nor-walk.
picture will be played matinee only will be 'shown. This picture is
223:3);nd three times as usual to- adapted to the screen by‘ James K
Oliver Curwood from his story of that
name. and
woods.
William Collier. Jr.
given by those who attended the
showing of, "The Little Church
Around the Corner" at the Rialto
This picture,
which is being given a. pro—showing
before it opens a. run at
12.14 No. Main Street,
THE TEXTILE STORE
N :
NOTICE
A 10 per cent. (li<t‘l)llnt mil
given on all [um-ha». .~ of vii; am.
his Kntlonal silk “wk. im-
March 5th to March iuzh indium,
Hobart Bosworthj
capable sup~i
Claire Windsor.
to the
stage
Spectacular effects are secured in
mine cx-.
is a tale of the
featuring Fairs
Linine
Binney and
FREE
‘ginnmg Inst Half of the Week 1
HALF BARREL
. Engagement Exceptionally
Good.
The Palace Theatre is going to be
the center of interest in town for the
W e1 Come to
Women”
This bank welcomes
GOLD MEDAL FLOL'R
FREE “1TH l'i'lilil‘
“SELLERS"
. BUSINESS TRAINING
oommncmn, smsocmimn
and
SECRETARIAL KITCHEN CABINET
O 0 U R 8 I 8 Sold During Carload Lot Sale.
the. women. They are
—-—- ENROLL NOW — ANGEVINE
. F RVITL'RE CO.
MERRILL BUSINESS 2 Stiloéh Main Street.
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK STAMFORD 3‘
roar CHESTER
’ ' FRENCH PLAYS AND
DANCES
entering politics, as they
have invaded letters,‘
the professions and all
kinds of the world’s
work. We are pleased
at the growing number
of our women custom-
Undzl' (he Auspicc-n of the
HILLSIDE t'll‘u'll‘ or
KING'S llAi'1.ll'l llll.‘
/
wmmmwK
FEED STORE
For the BenEfit of the I‘rench Or-
phans in the (ipniximium.
J
ers.
*
. The
City National
, i
H a: fashioned masquerade dance with un-
Ix ,-\ usual features.
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’. S N 6‘; Hi g Sc ool vs. Bridgeport Congress
I.\ r‘lralk ’ gh. High School Junio ‘. Dan-
!j 0. O {5 |bury Resolutes. High $518031! Girls
’5 . is vs. Stamford Yale .t- Towne Girls. at
,. ,A‘ the Ar . lo‘id ' i . Fis
2! saVIngS I} game artngfgo. l' fly '3‘ en “E l" t
It ii “" ‘ ' '
g; ‘ Bank 3:. oonoarrn & PANA-STRAW-LA ',
gt _ ii Colors Old and New Straw Hats
5‘ Open Monday Night 35 '
n it ~Stillson-Powell Corp.
Bank
South N orwalk, Conn.
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You will be welcome
here even if you do . 5
not at once become a
depositor and cus-
tamer.
Seminal L. Velsor, Trees.
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“WIRTHMORE POULTRY HILLSIDE SCHOOL
FEEDS” Settlgday Evening. March 1755
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Wm. M. Betts, Prop. At 8 P
- ' TICKETS so (nonwhites
Phone 2619 - s_
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-Bufimngthue
When buying furniture the purchaser
generally goes by the outside appearance or
finish of the article they wish to purchase.
This does not disclose. the interior con-
truction or workmanship which is most
important.
All our furniture has been carefully se-
lected as to construction, workmanship and
finish,as onlygood furniture can be made.
We carry only reliable merchandise of
honest quality; 'E‘very piece fully guaran-
teed, and at prices much lower than can be
found in any other store.
Norwalk Chronicler