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THE DAILY SENTINEL
CITY ‘ AND VICINITY NEWS NOTES
Vincent Llelo was reocaptured by
miiroud detectives after he escaped
from train at Milford.
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Captain Edward Rickenbacker vis-
Mod the former home of Major Roaul
Lufi'ucry. in \Vallingford. today.
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Compulsory vaccination was attack-
rd and defended by speakers at leg-
ia-lntive committee hearing yesterday.
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——Mrs. l). A. Dickson. Millinery. 4
South Osborne Avrnue. East Norwalk.
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l-ilnlit persons were injured when
(‘0.1'. truck and one man trolley car
C(llliilt‘il in Hartford yesterday.
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Mrs. \Villiuin Thompson. of Bald
Hill. who has lurcn very ill with tin
ntinrlzu of the Irrippv. is improving.
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Milton \S’. T‘.i\cnport. of New Brl.
lain. unis nppointwl :1 state chemist
for two years if; Governor Temple-
ton jr'stcrddy.
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«Velour hits. 84.00. O'Bricn‘s.
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Dorothy r:1\ll0lds. of 12 Fli‘st
flii'l‘ ii. is ill with diphtheria. accord-
in: to a rnzmrt made to Dr. labor?
1? l‘< rrlvl". health officer.
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1" ironcr l‘a‘ i:- in finding held Julius
lam'l. «w'o'wii, criminally responsible
fu" (limbs of \anicr Thorell and Ar-
thur Swnnnon, \i ho were slim to
(ltnlh.
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llvwiilrnts nt' \Vclxster street com-
pl1irw'nl tn the police last eveninz
flimlii the l.'3it~'l‘ made by children
pluvill'f tn illo‘ streets. Patrolman
ltulu-tt Calm-r took care of the com—
p‘uinl.
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» llnrris R: Cans. That's All
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The local police are planning to re-
pnin ill:‘.‘«i"<'0i1(|rill9 cltv into safety
zmiws. ispm-i'illv along North Main
slrcci in \liflvl's drug store. in com-
xlll’lnl'“ with Hie stizzcsiion that the
trnllcv curs twirling downtown :0
ni‘uui‘d to it vile-:rv-l Smmrc In front of
11m llnicl \fnlmrkemo iii dischnrfrf‘
and Nike (in l'lllSflt’anf‘l‘S. instead 0!
stoppin': in front of Tilcad‘s.
Ever examine a cable ? It
is made up of hundreds of
small wires. You can
break one, but united they
-support a great bridge.
Likewise,
money deposited regularly
in :1 Savings Account be-
come a source of financial
strength. Are you saving
to profit by the collective
power of your dollars ?
80. N orwalk
Savings
Bank
Open Monday Night
The
Voters will hold a. luncheon at
Royal James Inn. Thursday.
22. at 1 o'clock;
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Carmine Amento and Edwin Lew-
is. of New Haven. were fined $200
and 825. respectively. in the
London police court yesterday.
of grain alcohol to this city
Saturday. and the latter. a
driver. as an accessory.
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—Fuli line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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The case of R. I’. Gormlcy. of “fest-
port. charged with passing a fraud-
ulent check of $5.00 at the Florence
L. Hamilton Stationary store in “’21"
street. is scheduled for a hearing at
2 o'clock this afternoon in the up-
town city court. In the mfiintime.
Gormley has been released in custody
of his wife. L
Two men held up the clerk in the
Hotel Duncan in New Haven early
yesterday morning. going through the
cash register while they had the clerk
coyerod with a. revolver. They ob-
tained $200 and a revolver from the
cash register and also took 3” from
Charles C. Ross. the clerk who re-
ported to the police.
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—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Dell Shop, 7
B. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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“'illinm Lynch reported to the
police that while driving down \Vood-
little girl ran out from the sidewalk
into the side of the car he was, driv-
ing. The girl was knocked down. but
said that she, was not injured. She
refused to give her name or her ad-
dress.
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A. Cohen. the \Vashington
paint dealer. had a narrow
from injury yesterday afternoon.
while 8. work on his car. Mr. Cohen
was changing a tire on his car. and
while kneeling. slipped backwards al—
most beneath the wheels of a Ford
sedan being driven by I. woman. Mr.
Cohen with great presence oi’ mind
grabbed the running board of the car,
and was dragged several feet before
it was brought to a stop.
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~SPRING OPENING——
——Advnnce showing of spring
models now on display. Your early
inspection invited. Joel list Shop. 24
Franklin street.
street
escape
Adolph Benson. of East Berlin as-
sistant professor of German and D.
Scandinavian at Yale. has been de-
corated by King Gustav of Swedvn.
having been made a member of the
Order of the. Northern Star. New! 8!
the decoration was received yester-
day by cable. Mr. Bc'fifi‘o’n “7:23 of-
ficial lecturer of the Scandinavian
group of (he internutloui 1.791615“
tour which made a trip last snnnm r
for the purpose of studying in Sweden
Denmark and Germany.
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Middleton
fathom the
disappearance of a quantity of good
liquor. The Colonial hospital. a pri-
vate institution in that city. when it
was opened. wns allowed 50 gallons
of liquor. “'lmn the institution went
into bankruptcy recently. the report
to the. government showed that 10
gallons had been used. When the
government inspector went to look at
it. however. the amount on hand had
shrunk from 40 to 10 gallons. \V‘hvn
questioned. everybody looked serious
and said they didn't understand how
the liquor got that way.
slucihs are trying to
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—-—Velour hats, $4.00. O'eren's.
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Former Town Treasurer llm-acc
\V. W'ilcox of Middletown. ficfi‘ a
petition in bankruptcy (0-day. show-
lllg liabilities (if about STJ‘ICJU and
assets of about $2,000. Sim'c his term
of office as town treasurer l‘xpircd
about a year ago. Mr. Wilcox has been
conducting a chicken farm on the
outskirts of the city. ' His creditors
are for the most phi-Y Middlmown
people. The chief ones are the Middle-
County Legion of Women
the
March
New
the
former for transporting sixty gallons
last
truck
ward avenue yesterday afternoon. a.
mystery surrmmding the.
Franiin Beers, of Sheehan avenue,
is in Hartford today on business.
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Mrs. A. Josephson, of South Main
street. was a visitor in Stamford yes-
tcrday.
East Norwalki
avenue. is about again after
confined to her home by illness.
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George C. Lockwood returned to
Norwalk yesterday. after an exten-
sive tour of the west.
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-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
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Miss Elizabeth Stevens.
Hill Road. is spending a few daysl to take them .0 “1.5.100”.
with Miss Nancy Byrne, of Brook- v . . ..
1571- ' A match game between Ernest Kos-
imecki and A. 11. Bennett will played
The invitation tb attend the Porl-é this chning at Cello‘s Pocket Bil-
foiio club exhibition received by the. liard Parlors.
Kiwanis club at its meeting yesterday.
was accepted with a vote of thanks. I
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Henry Gerhardt, of 29 Cove avenue.
has taken a position as electricmn at
the Arnold Foundry in the First; dis»
trict.
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The U18 Theodore Smith towed, a
barge and a pile driven into the local
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Frank, Avery of First street.
taken a position as foreman of
t
has
the
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Vernon \R‘orllcn has
position with the Firm of Lounsburyn’con-.133."y in the. Second district.
Mathewson S; (70.. and has begun hia‘ . . .
new duties with Lounsbury Soule Co..; "Our Indians" will be \he topic of
”f Stamford. _ the illustrated lecture to be given this
' ‘ ‘ ‘ lafternoon and this evening at Christ
——Full line of auto accessories. . Episcopal Church.
Aaron Kohn. , l: _
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The Epworth League of the East
avenue RI. 141. Church is to hold a Si.
PMNIPR'S Day social at the church
this evening. A number are expected
to attend. ’
Following: a regular business meet-
in: ll"l(l last. ninht. members of \Van-
Olllit Council. No. 31. Degree of poca~
hontns enjoyed a. delightful box social.
Dancing was also in order and re:
freshmonis sc rvcd.
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Complaints were made to the police
yesterday afternoon by residents of
(kilorllc avenue. about the activities
seniuiion of the musical comedy of a. gang of bms mm... who were
“lx’uihlmm,” tonight. at the Iicgcnt‘rmsmg a. disturbance.
theatre at the meeting of the Division . . .
No. l. Ancicnt Order of Iiibcrnians. In tereat 15 being shown in (Tl—C!
licld last night. gcoming game br‘fvsci‘dl the (lid Timers
‘ ‘ . 'and the Calf i‘nsturo Life Guards
'riin Jolly s were intertalnod 3t.basketbal1 tea-ms..whlch will be held
pinochlo by Mrs T. F. Hamilton. ofiat Community hall on ‘Vt't‘dnosday
Fairficld Ann. this week. Mrs Chasievemng of next week.
l'izinucr. of So. Main Street and Mrs. o o 0
Malin of Lincoln avenue. \v( re first Final plans for the supper and 3310
prizc winners. Mrs 'l‘holnas MMOYW. to be held by the \‘i’onian's auxiliary
of Fulrflold Ave. nnd Mrs. W. Ranks at Christ church was (isscusan a? the
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l“lli'il plans were made for the. pro-
i'uvorml with a solo. A delightful!Trilliumr weekly "19mm;- held “aster-
iunclwon was armed. day afternoon at the home. of Mrs.
‘ ‘ ' C. \V. Pay. 22 Osborne avenue.
—-Ii:irris S; (Sans. That's all. __ o o o
' ' . ' Local people who have gone down
Th“ “m“ ""hihmm“ of paintings, harbor have, been returning with fine
under the auspices oi'i
"lub opencd yesterday
and sculpture
. messes of clams. The clams are ‘quite
iiw l’m'ii'nllo
'machine of! a four foot high
Plentii‘ul on most of the islands. but
:it the Norwulk (‘lub rooms. 67 “'all the favorite mm! u as usual 1.00;:
sin-(d. Tim exhibition will be open Beach back of the beacon.
lo the public every (lay from Thurs-i . . .
dav. Mnrch 15th. to Tuesday. March
Local boatmen were on the watch
for a. ship which reported to be, in
distress between .\'or\vull; and Bridge—
. . . port. However no trace of lhe'vcsscl
“’hile making a. turn on “full “wovcmild be found. The int‘nrmation that
this morning. the driver of one of ”N there “as a. \‘I‘SSvl in distress came
automobile trucks owned by liishooxfiom Bridgeport yesterday afternoon.
and l..\n«-s. \Yalcr street. backed the . . .
stone
wall into the yard of the Bird House
Tea. Room owned and conducted by
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:Mh inclusive, from until 10 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to at-
tend.
It is expected that ground will be
broken about the first of April for
the start of the, work on the erection
.\irs. Lillian 3. Abbott. The truck “115.05 the new C & K factory. Plans are
not (liiizzziizwi. but u. bortion of tile hf‘l"? hurried 30 1h?” ”118 work CR”
“all was torn down. The wall “:12 he (‘flnlmr-nccd. It will take about six
"“l'“lr“d- ~- linouths to complete the work.
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Mrs. Fred Campbell. of 196 East
nX'lllii“. is enlcrtzzlniux: the ladies
The exhibition of paintings; prints.
illustrations and sculpfuru which op
\vnlk i-lul» ll'lilt'l' the auspice-s oi' the srwizltimi :it her homo toda)’.
.l'orlfoim club was largely attend-3d. tlirgv nrv doim: ss win: for the bazaar
The exhibition is of much intmst in committlc of the .\2~S(\(‘l.'_ill0ll. The of-
Noruailu-rs as the works shown an: fair is an all day one, the ladies cu-
the production of ai‘iists of the city'jofing a box lunc‘dron this noon.
and vicinity. ‘l‘lzl- (exhibition will con-l ‘ ‘ ’
tinuc until March :1 from :3 to 105 l-sidculs of Ndrvin li-‘acll ”3011
o'clot-lt daily. The exhibition is ireoisnd imr‘on l‘ouzz will mlhcr n1 3
of charge. io'cloi‘lt tonight at the home of (ll-la
Hi0 ESTER S PILLS
Till-2 IIIAIIUSD "RAN”.
’Yhmd. (:roirory “3.41.1 Boulevard. for
Ln-i'ral Ask on D
1 “Jams..- {mi—.5354?
the pnrpsc of swurin': the instillation
of illuminating Ems linis in that sec-
Itinn. lily n l’». l‘uinum. local superin—
I'lmm "rd .M “a“ mmuk tendcnt of thc Connecticut Light and
up“. srilc-l with Blue Rlzmm l
it? 12:. air... PM °' “:5-
Power company. will attend lll"
..(‘: ' . ‘(r' r :l'. .
”M on» urns» ”lull-"055g lnPC‘llllR‘ and .,i\c a b ict' ii it At thc
"can known at Best. SafestlenvI Reliable
present time. the gas mains only ex-
SOiD BY DRUGfilSIS EVERYWHERE
itcnd as far as Gregorv Vlioulevard
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Mrs. Charles Stolba. of 19 Osborne
being
of Flax harbor yesterday, and this morning 118
resigned his Dress room of the. Gorham Printing
of.
enml lostlrllny :illll‘noi'n at the Nor ill!" 15%" Nf-‘rwfilli lrnl‘rcvem M .-\S-'
“here2
The property beyond this street in-
cluding the Marvin Beach tract And
Dorian Point has grown at a. rapid
rate in the past few years and re-
sldents of that section feel as though
they are entitled to gas.
, Rowayton
William Moore. of Pond street. has
been ill the past few days.
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Mrs. Henry Foreit. of Pond street.~
entertained a. company of friends at
cards this week, the occasion proving
very enjoyable.
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Delos G. L’Hommedieu. of Logan
street. is now employed by the Lock-
wood Manufacturing. Company. in
South Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis. of Row
nylon avenue will move shortly to the
house owned by John H. Broadway.
in Creckelt street. recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hall. who
moved to Ann street, South Norwalk.
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Mrs. John Pickles. who has been
undergoing treatment for her eyes in
a. Ncw
York hospital for several
weeks. is dolor.r so well she is cv-
pceied to returned to her home.
shortly.
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There will be a rehearsal tonight
of the minstrcl show to be given the
middlle of April by the Darien Fire
Department.
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The choir of the Noroton Presby-
terian Church is preparing special
Easter music. for the services on
Good Friday and Easter.
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Mrs. Clifford St. John and Mrs.
George \Vhite and {um sons spent
\Vcdnesday the guests of Mrs. Fred-
erick H. Smith. of the Post Road.
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E. '1‘. Rates of Brookside avenue,
who recently purchased the Mills-
paugh home in “'cst avenue. is hav-
ing the house remodeled and im-
proved otherwise.
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The. annual business meeting and
dinner of the \‘oroton Presbyterian
Church will be held on “’ednesday.
April 11th. at 6:80 p. m.. in the
church.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dar-
ien Methodist Episc‘opal Church held
an all day meeting in the Church
parlors. yesterday. A fine hot din-
Resources
Everything depends
upon what is behind an
institution. Especially
with a bank the first
question is Resources.
This bank invites you to
look into its Resources.
They will prove as reas-
suring to you as they
are satisfactory to us.
The
m.- uie insomnia: Press.
iin recent general order: to command-
FRIDAY, MARCH 16,192
date.”
Among those militia}; .
be shot on sichi ag... 7‘
Free States parliaiinn‘i‘
of all ranks. jugs,
and "the [‘TOPl‘li‘nr
the hostile plugs ll'-‘
senior officials cm; 1.. . ..
such as editors. S‘: .. ...‘ .V : I
writers. in (‘fiSIS i=9 .
that those Offlclit‘s (3:3. { —
mun WATER
ii in
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ner‘was served between the hours of
12 and 1. for the nominal charge of
25 cents. .
The bedroom suite, the fourth
in the Evening Sentinel Prize Con-
test, has arrived in Darlen. Ernest L
Great. Darlen’s popular traffic officer
was the winner of the suite. Mr. Great
has had the bedroom set moved to
his new home. at the corner of Maple
avlenue and Tokeneke Road. Mr and
Mrs. Groat will move to their new
home about the first of the month.
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Final arrangements have been com~
pieted for the dance this evening. to
be held under the auspices of the
Noroton Improvements Association.
Inc.. in the Noroton Heights Engini
Hall. Mrs. E. G. Evans is the chair.
man of the committee that has charge
of the dance. and the affair promises
to be a great success.
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. Begin Taking Knit. ‘
acliy or New i;:~ ..
Too mucl;
which excilf ,
neys in thiir .;-. ,—-
the system. i~‘.u_~v; -'
slonally to rl‘it...
lieve the '
The carnival which will be given
by the Darien fireman. the week 5f
July 20th to 28th. promises to be the
biggest affair ever held under the‘
auspices of the local fire laddies. The
i
carnival will as usual he at the fire-
men's-lots on the Po Road. This
waste and
prnry
year there will be six grand prizes'a dull mg...“ .. . f’ ‘ ‘ '
given away the last evening of the sharp yams Xe - . . .
carnival. A new system which has headache. -9 I
never tried will hold sway this season:
that is. one number has the chance
sours. tencu- .7
weathcr is let} 3- ~-
to win all prizes. The number pulled - twingcs. .r
out for the first prize. will be put sediment. ‘- ‘ -
back into the ballot box, and this tafed. 0b
three timr: . .
To help it ';':.
acids and "1;.“
waste, bccic f:
same number has a chance to win any
or all of the next five prizes. The six
awards will total in cash to $2,281.00.
The. prizes are as follows:
i
. First Prize—Maxwell Sport model about rm" "
«$1.135. any pha-r .. .,
Second Prize — Cash — $50.00 in a “32““: f" "
'l‘hird Prize—Chevrolet Touring {Or a “w.“‘qfi‘; "
Car—$600.00. ”3°“ 8” "I“ '
- Fouth Prize —— Cash — $25.00 disggfirarv ..
3414??? Prize—Ford Touring Car— acid :5 gnr: K
Sixth Prize -— Cash —— $25.00 ”Md n“ V” "L . .
for years 'c 3- ~
ki3:‘»'.
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sluzclsh
riiaiion.
and mains
lithia wa‘o’r Crfr“
mrn ar-i wrm-
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CAMPAIGN 0F
SHOOTING 0N _
water rvrr
' clan era." ,
twice a y» nr » ‘-.
SIGHT lN lRELAND
'—-—_._ ,_ H—M‘
Wanted-—
TO‘ PURCHASE
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Dl‘BLIN. March 16.—-A document
found in a raid on this city on March
7 reveals starting plans for the de—
struction of residences and a cam-
pain of shooting on sight.
“To meet the desperate and bar-
barous methods being adopted by the
enemy to destroy the government."
the documnit said. "the Republican
army's general headquarters has de-
cided to amend and in some cases
make more. drastic the action ordered
Client wants m ne‘er: e,
four master bed mums,
three maids‘ Minus. :zcare
with chauiieur‘s gamers.
R E AL E s T :. r a
1., 3i.
l{0\\fl)ll*ii ( nnn.
Phone Norwalk iliili
\lii\\} 1v
ants. ‘
"Some of these orders have beeni
cancelled and the action directed in'
them is embodied in a. new order
which will come into operation if any
carried out in this area. after this
further executions by the enemy are
Good Investments
N orwalk Tire é: Ruli-
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A Complete Assortment of
Underwear ber, Pfd. ._ ..... :3.
In Muslin and. Knit. for ladies and J. 8: J. Cash. l’fd, _ .0;
Children: Also Muslin and Flannel for - - (‘ , {2
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children 3¢_ N0r‘vall‘ LOCl\ \O.. . 4 L_
E. K. BANKS Yale s. T
Prices on Re _‘d-EET.
Maplesé‘TGoidsclimidt
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DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mnhnckemo Hotel
45-47 \Vcst \Vsshington Street
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK.
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3 43265.
WJG‘}; I J:
town National bank and Meech &.
Stoddard company each for approxi-
mately $1.000. (filler liabilities are
notes indorscd for Mr. \Vilcox.
COLORITE & PANA-BTRAW-LA
Colors Old and New Straw Hats
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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COUPON
How to Get it "
For the Moro Not-lad Cost of
Manufacture and Distribution
jay of work:-
all for the sake
of their
w-wmmw_w _...- __._..._.__.... —..._.-.. M. l _
Joint Accounts Invited.
Po. his to either
.. has or wire or
the survivor of them.
mmmumm
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
City National
Bank
South N orwalk, Conn.
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WHAT WOULD
‘ YOU DO
If there were no banks
in this community ?
Do you think it would
be a very desirable
place to do business in
under such circum- .
stances ? S upp ort
your home banks 1
Become" a' depositor
here!
The Peeple’sv‘
. Trust CO-
First Bank Under the
Ridge on Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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geezer
Buying Furniture
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may;
y-
When buying furniture the purcl‘. '13:.
generally goes by the outside appearance or
finish of the article they Wish to pur
‘-
l a
1:11;: .1.
This does not disclose the interior cot:-
struction «01‘ workmanship which is 11:3
important.
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All our furniture has been carefully so—
d
lected as to construction, workmanship an
finish, as Only good furniture can be made.
We carry only reliable merchandise of
honest quality. Every piece fully guaran-
teed, and at prices much lower than can be
found in any other store.
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70-72 North Main St.
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