c, York city.
PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY SENTINEL
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923
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fighting m'achlne. which is one of the ten was-.xranted a divorce [rem F.
CITY AND VICINITY ' NEWS NOTES
best on the market was purchased by Ward 11- Del-afield. a New Y
ork .«...~
the company a few months ago at an nest man. and allowed 313“”. at“.
-outla.y of $5,000.. . alimony and given the cuflr’wlear
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four minor children on t . .
Henry M. Wylie. the local painter. he “than“
Archie Greenberg of Scribner ave-
nue is spending the week-end in New
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Alexander \Vecd. of 4 Lisbon court
is attending the. (lldcr Boys' Confer-
ence lit Sirilti'ord Conn.
s o s
M. Lexine. manager of Averick’s
store. Stamford. is spending the week-
end in town as the guest of friends.
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~~Vclour hats. $4.00. O'Bricn's.
9
I 0
Miss \‘l ium l'lccrs of Slleehan ave-
nm- :liivmlml the social given at the
lmlur» oi Miss ilhollu Jarvis. Roway-
ton. last cvcuiplr,
. -. 0
Jackllllbin of South Main street
will spc llri lbw \vm-k-cnd with his wife
who is \lnlfin': (it the home (it her
purl lllli lll Sluililt-towll.
!- s ‘-
'i‘im Mn it .lnparlmont was notified
\'t‘:i"l‘ll.‘l\ llt'tvrlloml that one of the
:\ulirl w lmvwv trucks had been in—
jun .i win l‘ ii \wnt into :1 (loop ditch
in i‘w’vr silt! t.
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'l‘u l.l\r~ :lxlt parlor suit uphol-
slv'w ii. i . ! up llcrz'strom Shop. ncw l.
U. H l-‘. lvlliir.
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'Y‘i w Yuuul: l‘loplc's Society of thil
.Sn'IC M ‘x'l7i'\‘..lll{ (‘oncrcgntionnb
l‘i-llrl ii \\:i :‘tixv :l sm'illl tonight fit
Hm l‘lr-ul‘ um oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. A L.
\\'.lil pic. ill \Vlst :ivcuuc.
.. . ..
The ton" on the automatic sprink-
l: r at t‘m- l‘w \vr lint factory on Rail-
1w .1 :.~.'. cm was l‘lilL'lll}: about 12.30
n'. imv‘. ill“: llloruinz. i‘ntrolmnn
lir.‘ mt ti-l‘vvml- null the writcllhian con-
.lllvin ll .m imvsticntion but found
in lllllii‘tf ill mnlcr.
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l‘l‘i‘ll‘ ill l< Hi: l\\'. of Sound Vim"
n‘ . :vln. " in) mm the lwliboy on duty
at t'.:- ‘1 Mi l‘ili‘é’nlui on the night the
lili'll" " v fl}: ll: «trnyul by fire. will ho
(-nnnmvtml \xit'l i‘u- Avon lloti‘l. ln
TI: \\' Hut ll. li'\\\‘ iw’ni'f ('nnflllt‘tf'd 1‘3'
.Ll'llr‘»: l3. lfllllr‘vlii‘r'. !
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~—‘l'nl\i- ()I'ITVIVG—
A. \,l‘ :mu.» showing: of sprint:
nimlr‘s‘ Frm’ rll «iilllizlv. Your carly
iurw‘vciiou invltwl .loo'l Iltit Shop. 2‘
l"l':‘. lllc‘i'l Fll‘t i t.
C O L L EC TIVE
POWER
esssassssaaaeus 1'
Ever examine a cable ? It
is made up of hundreds of
gas
small wires. You can
52’
he.
break one. but united they
support a great bridge.
Likewise, small sums of
E22532
money deposited regularly
in :1 Savings Account be-
come a. source of financial
batik}
strength. Are you saving
to profit bythe collective‘
ssaasas ”"31
‘8‘
power of your dollars ‘7
fig:
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fir‘
’7
Miss Genevieve Roberts of Bethel is '
visiting Mrs. Albert D. Morgan of
Newtown avenue.
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—Harris & Guns. That's all.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Roscnfield of 77
Cedar street are spending the week-
end in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schoolhouse and
little daughter of Concord street are
spending the week-end in Bridgeport.
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—Harris & Cans.
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A delegation of young men from
this city is in attendance at the Older
Boys' Conference benlg held this week
end in Stratford.
O O O
The many friends of Al Klein of the
Self Service Shoe Store will be glad to-
learn that he has returned to business
after being confined to his home in
Hartford by illness.
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-—llarris &. Guns. That's all.
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Ada \\‘llson of 37 Raymond street'
rcporimi to the. police this morning
that Frances Lane of the same ad-
drcss has swung a mean fist in her
direction. The blow did not land.
hence Adn's ability to report the at-
tempt. This makes about the twenty—
iooth time this year that the “'ilsou-
lnne fracas or feud. has come to the
attention of the police;
0
That's All
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Dr. Holder and Mr Stenhaun, rcp-
. loczll churches.
resenting the Bartholomew Bible,
class of Mount. Vernon. N. Y., attend:
er} the. meeting of the Men's Assemn
bly class of the Norwalk M. 16.;
church held last night. They cx-_
plaincd the manner in which the Biblc
class was organized and how it was
conducted. Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
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--l“ull. line of auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
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Principal Standish and Coach Mac-
Murray of the Center Junior high
school are taking the members of the
Center basketball team to New Haven
this afternoon to witness the. game
between the Brown school of Hart-
ford and the grammar school cham—
pions of New Haven for the grammar
school basketball championship of the.
state. If the New Haven team defeats.
the] Brown team an effort wil be mud“
to brim: that team to this city to play ‘
the Center team.
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The members of the Blizlnlnpuc.
Yacht Club. of Bridgeport. together
with the officers of the Norwalk
Boat club and the officers of the
l-Lq'st Norwalk Yacht club. wlll be the
guests of the South Norwalk Noni
(‘lub at smoker and entertainment to
be, held tomorrow afternoon at the
cluh. followed by a shore dinner to be
served in the evening. lt'is expected
that about 50 members of the )llnmo-
gue will attend.
O O O
—-—Doli Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
:G. I“. S. of Christ church meet. at herfihe “'inter'with Mr. Wright.
.uguin. at ll o'clock. and evening at 7:30.
. > . . . Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Every-
1 i' - ‘ -‘ - ~ ~
Th.- final lecture of the series \villllifff. “23‘3"“: 11’“me 1"":"0 SM-
lm llr“(i ”1i“ (‘omivl l" V _,\ U at .4.i. 1hlllsrl;l\ at 4:3". prnynr
. . i: rioal ri i= l‘ - _. l
afternoon and own” '11 (“l ist an pm .e sort (c. “c “ill continue
‘1 . .g ‘ ' ‘r * our Plaster study. Come.
church the topic being “(iur \Yorld - s -
‘3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
I O O
A testimonial to the late Judge
“'iillnnl Holt Kelsey. for 25 )(‘ill‘SI
i
secretary of the Fairficld County liar;
association. was given by n. committct 1
of that association at I. meeting yes-
tcrrlny morning. Attorney Thomas 31.!
Cullimnn. presenting resolutions on
the death of Judge Kelsey said of him
“he was an enjoyable companion, a
man of sterling character. a citizen of
the highest type and a lawyer of ex-
Coptionul ability." The meeting was'
presided over by Judge H. Light of
Norwalk.
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-—-\'clour hats. $4.00. O'Bricn's.
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The second annual track meet and
relay games of the Ri'l'oud battalion.
1!!an Artillery. will be held at the
local State Armory on Tuesday even-
ing. March 27. Athletes representing
Buttery D, of this city: Buttery C. of
Norwalk. and the second battalion
combat train and headquarters but-
tery. of Norwnik: will take port in thr-
mcct. The winners will represent. ilw
battalion in the rczimcutnl meet to be
held in April. The events in the bat-
talion meet will consist of a 25-ynrt
dash. one-mile run. relay race. Shdl
put. higfi jump and broad jump.-
Danbury News.
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So. Norwaik
Savings
Bank
Open Monday Night
dafia‘t'i’u ‘62?
——Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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COLORITE & PANA-STRAW-LA
Colors Old and New Straw Hats
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
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COUPON
How to Get It
with Messrs. Armstrong and Boothby.
were appointed a committee to appear
before the common council at the
next meeting to urge that the city ac-
cept the roads in the upper and
sound view terrace tracts. Frank Ro-
berts was appointed a committee of
one to employ help to keep the beach
and sidewalks in a cleanly condition
during the coming season. The follow-
ing officers were elected:-
President—Orla L. Wood.
Secretary—Mrs Ralph Conn.
TreasureP—Ralph Conn.
Little Bobby Horton of France
street is ill at his home with the
chicken pox.
O O O
\Vork has already begun on the new
home which Louis VVardell is erecting
on East avenue.
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-—-Buy your V'ictrola. at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m. ’
East N orwalk "
Troop No. 6. B. S. A. will meet at
Community Hall this evening.
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\Villiam Canticld attended
fights in Stamford last evening.
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Rowayton .
The Y. P. S. C. E. club of tho
[Rowayton Baptist church held a. very
enjoyable social at the home of Miss
M 01mm” Of Liberty Square was Rhoda. Jarvis. Highland avenue. last
a visitor in Fairfteld on Thursday evening.
evening. ‘ . . .
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. »- The Roton Point Volunteer Lite
,. Promo” is Ming mild“ with the Saving Corps will hold its annual
Luster musu, being re carstd at the spring meeting on Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. at the club house at
the
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Mr. and Mrs. David Greenwood of ltoton Inclntl; “mi mlcmbirs :n‘d im—
Covc avenue are in Derby today at- cuss 8’ um er 0 Ciangs
provements before the opening for
tending the funeral of Mr. Green-
wood's mother.
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the season.
' ' o o s
A hot waffle supper will be served George A- \Vright. jr.. Stag“ mana-
this m-onlng at the quarters of the 89" of "The First Year." which play
East Norwalk club all members art: has been in Chicago all winter. has
(\xppc‘ed to attend. 'left that city and is traveling with
.. . . . ‘the company for a few months. Mrs.
Mrs. Daniel Robinson of Sycamorclvvright and daughter, Florence, “11“”
street will have the candidates for the returned to New York after spending
home Monday afternoon. ‘ ‘ ‘
o n t Rowayton Baptist Church. Sunday.
The every member canvass for the Mar. 18. Morning worship at 10:30
church budget is to be made tomor- with special music. Punching by Mr.
row. Sunday afternoon. March 18th. Victor Scallsc. Ilihlc School at 12.
by the East. avenue M. E. church. .Christian Endeavor at 7. Evening
‘ ' ‘ ~Worship at 7:30. Anyon‘e film attends
Miss Dorothy Reynolds of First the services. surely will be we“ re.
sircr-t is ill at her home with dipther- paid. Ladies‘ Aid will men: on “'cd—
in. the house having been quarantincdlncsduy lit the llOlYlL' of Mr. Emory at
by Health Officer Robert l'erduc. 10 A. M. -
O O O i U 0 O ‘
The svt‘ond meeting of the rc-or-' Rowayton .Methodist Church—The
gainizznd Junior Boys club will be heldllnSDll‘lng and comforting Easter time
on Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock lit 2 is near at hand. During these days of
the l-Iust aim-lino .M. 1-2. church. :Ij‘m‘m thOUKhts and heart prepara—l
. .I . ltlou may we all find a deeper willing—5
Albert Ferris of Thomas street has mess to know God's “""5’ for "5- “W1.
l
trcturncd to his home here after un- ‘1 rlccpcr ‘1“Sir“ ‘0 ”Dd" ”U“ VFW?"- l
'lt‘l‘zninn‘ ml “l"‘rllllnn at a New York 1“" every 0““ "OHIO to God's bolysei
llusilitlll. lie is able to be about. rm “”3“” sun‘l‘t“ “0'1“”; ““75“”?
Scighbors. ‘ The drive for the motorised firc ap—
purutus is still on. but u. lull has just
occurrml in the donations.
O O O _
On Monday cvcnim: the second of
the fellmvsljip trutlwriugn and rccrca- (”:0 snvcrnl lottl-rs \vvrc :tcnt out to
tinnlil nights for the men and older interested people and as a result
boys of the Rust :lvcnllc bl. E. clillrcliic‘upt, C. \‘y'. Delbiq in rrceipt of a
will he llf‘ll‘l lit the church at 7:35iclicck for $100 from John Sherman
.\ few do 3's
o'clock. 'l‘hrrc will be bowling and llmt or Contentment island a public-
other indoor Lillllls-‘mfiflts. ’Slill‘llvtl man who has always had
A very pnb‘v‘m. .. . much intcrcst in Rowuyton. (lillcr
. .l . . t‘ time “.15 had last donations have been promised and
evening by the members of tho
l-prorth Ltnzlln of the East Avenue
M. if. church. and their friends. who
despite the weather attended the St
Pntrick's snc'lui llclll at the church
last cvcnimr. The usual frames were
rnjnvml, tl‘rx lllm‘c lupin: decorated in
firm n Il‘lli white 1111'! rv-i'rr-sllmcnm llp-
tllc campaign cmnmitir-c has not ,‘W‘t
given up hope of rf‘fit‘lll'll: the $3.000
march. The truck is lllllllq‘ equipped
with the Ajax pump. recently pul~-,
elm-std, at the Standard Oil company'sl
XTJan‘T" by the company's siilllv-l luv-l
Nannies. and when finisllt‘rl.
liowzi y—
. t ‘ -
proprmtc to the occasion were niso‘ ton Dfllplb Will have the (‘l‘lfllli‘f‘ toi
. . . !
Scrvcll. lxivu ll!" machine and am just wlmti
. . . the money was rvpmul~l l‘nr. find it
A yum-line nf the \lnrvin Winch lm-lwnl 1‘“ Y‘l‘ml‘l '3‘!" for llowzlvton.
prnvv-mrllt .\'<Coci:ltlnn was llt‘ld Insti . . .
cvcnitic at the home of Orin L. \Vood.lI Th“ "‘milnr meeting: of tho How-
:it which timv Frank J. (‘nus’hlln of ”31"“ (""h‘ -\-“~""r"'|il\"ll Wli’ 1‘0 ilx'ltl
ibr‘ "Ollllrcfiwut l.i::llt .i- Power cnm- "r“ MOW-”5' ”Tiling. March 19th, a?
llfln)‘.'~' ”a“ fli‘ll:‘."illlt"llf. spokr‘ to ”it“ til» “tun Point-1"). lilill. "l‘lf‘ I‘l‘f‘sl-
mcmlwru l‘l§l_llll‘ situation of tilt-1mm" H””"‘” A- “Will. :lniinlmco
“MIMI. “"111:in the next. fmv weeks it I ”F?" "S llll'mlll‘r of the clmrtrr Re
is cxplvctr-ll that work on lllf‘ laying “Sm" ‘anmin‘m {0" “OW-"3'0”. M
of lllzlllltl. wi'l begin. Twenty-mic 01'1““! "T0" in the Association 0n till:
the mvmlmis of Win Assnpimlfin sinned {provisions or the llropnsml clml‘tc!
COMMON incl nisht with the ms com- clmnlrt-s. which are to be pres-cuimi
puny. Crumcr C. llcgcmnn. together. {01' llaxmco to the State Legislature;
...._........_ l "Willi!!!“
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. liil
ii lift.
ll“: ‘
J oint Accounts Invited.
Payable to either
husband orwife or
the survivor of them.
So. Norwalk Trust Cos
- real wear an! :7 =1 sum}
Acedlcss to any. the local school . . . ' _ . .y ‘ “ "
‘ children were delighted with Old Jupei cwomm‘ sardmesv m tomato pair Of panh “'53 "“ Hf . ‘- ‘.
Piuvius's work. sauce ............. 150 can shine after a .: rm. l!“ )3 -_
' ' ' Norway Fat Salt Mackerel, ours are of 2%.» ilizlmv m.- .
The new G. M. C. truck. with a 2 for 256 t" fabrics -}v:.i 1y .. in... f. ,.
chemical fire extinguisher mounted. isl """ ' ' '. """" ' ' h “K ‘ “L “ ‘ ’ ‘
“(Footed to arrive soon at the Nom- Quaker oatmeal, m bulk! Others $1200 to 325
ton Fire Company. This new fire 5 lbs. for . .. . 186
of the report of State Referee Jon
Reed. who found that the ”3-3.3
of cruelty had been stir-lairwu 54‘?”
couple were married in {my}: T“
The yearly income of mg. (1.73." “ml
is painting the new cottages recently
built for Edward H Delatield. There
on a referendum vote. All members
are three of these cot c all havin
are urged to attend and consider the a. good view of the 53931;: g
provisions of the proposed charter in ‘ ‘ ’
and later will come before the people
their relation to Rowayton. This will The house on Bell avenue. familiar— Cited 3‘3 “0'000 a ”a?" 4... u
be the principal business of the even- ly known as Bell Mansion has had ex~ ' ‘ '
ing, and it is expected that a. full at. tensive repairs made upon it and all The Ever P“V141“ S'N'lf‘fi.’ 0: «
tandance and thorough discussing b:,' modern improvements installed. Mr. M‘thdist Episcopal Church t. fie
’ A 3.
Harry Orchard and family will take
up their residence there on Saturday
of this week.
meeting on Thursday every" 1. —
Church. 18 members were ~ ~ .5:
the meeting. At the next mun.
the society. the nzarril {l 1..w:_.:"g 9,:
bring their husbands a“ :l-;.>.:..w;-l
ladies of the society will i~’-~ ”l“
sweethearts. Thursday evon'c”
ing was in the naiurn a! a
Social." that is cvc-rv moral.” 1..
up a, present. and Nehru-tits: ‘
other member of the scour; n -. a
being to see. who gnt the. t > as
value in their prescnt. "
moxie!-
the members result in a more inteL
ligent understanding.of the meaning
of these changes. "l" grit a:
Mrs. Keman and family. who have
occupied "Hearthstone." the home of
Judge Harry V. Snead on "Ye Olde
King's Highway for the last year have
rented a house belonging to Dr. H. s.
Neilson in the Oxridge section of this
town and will move there April 1st.
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Darien
Stephen Wood is ill at his ho
the Post Road. me on
O I O
Edward Delafield of this place is re-
ported to have bought a farm of 150
acres or more on Newtleld avenue.
Stamford. .
”Water:
for m u...
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John Van Norstrand Dorr. of New
York City and New Canaan. an-
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Rosalind Higginson Dorr to)
Donald Cameron McMillan. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. McMillan. of
Brooklyn. This engagement is of in- ‘
terest to Noroton people as young.
McMillan is a member of the summer
colony here. and belongs to the Wool
Burn Golf Club.
O
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Howard Holly. popular local butch-
er. has purchased a new Ford Car.
Mr. H‘blly recently sold his Rec
automobile.
Kncbel Brothers. the Tokeneke con-
tractors. have erected two sleeping
porches on the Hamilton Peli property
on Collcnders Point.
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Robins and blue Jays have been seen
in Noroton within the last few days.
These birds are a very pleasant har-
binger that Spring is approaching.
D C O
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Darieu people and many others
traveling over the Post Road. were in-
convicnced yesterday by the flood
under the bridge on the Post Road. in
the outskirts of Stanford. All the
traffic was sent over the Myrtle ave-
nuo road. and local salesmen and
commuters were much delayed in
their work.
Miss Kelly. who has been absent 0 0 -
from the P0“ Office a few dam has Winifred Folsom DcLafleld of Dar-
had as substitutes Miss Winifred
9
J acoby‘ s
“’hitclaw and Miss Delia. Cavanaugh.
12-14 No. Main Street.
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Miss Ruby Vose. public nurse. has
returned from Pittsburgh. Miss Vose
will return to Pittsburgh again on
Monday. as her sister is seriously ill
in that city.
Spring's Here
[ 2-PANTS SUI’.
$15
If he ever IlCz‘LlCll a _-. u). 5
Suit he needs it now I With
Spring: comes baseball Zlf‘ul a}:
exhalation of all iii-3 l'wlll in
“tear around spirit" cord
up in the months «1" ller'z ii.-
side.
. O D
The Post Road. east of Miller’s
Bridge. is quite badly in need of re-
pairs 'l‘he roadbed has been dam.V
aged in several places by the frost of
the severe winter. i
O 0 O’
The two small houses owned by the
Orchard estate on Bell avenue have
b-.cn rented. The. new tenant in one is
the \Vced Bros. and the other William
llyrmcz of Da rien.
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THE HODIE OF GOOD CLOTHES
FOR MEN AND “'OBIEN.
r: 11
—
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Due to the severe rainstorm yes-
terday. pupils in tile Royle School.
Iii-- (‘lflt :-‘ ::l \n
were dismissed at noon for the day. 1" ' h \ W” ‘3
+~ Live Oak Buckwheat flour,
3 lb. pkg. 22c
. Rogers 6’ Stevens
v- ._ .
A. STULL
24 Cottage St... East Norwalk
Resources
Everything - depends-
upon what is behind an
institution. Especially
with a bank the first
question is Resources.
small: So. Norwalr
Good Investments
N orwalk Tire & Rub- '
her, Pfd. . ..... .. 792-,
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. . . 7%
Norwalk Lock Co.. . 4%
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
Prices on Request.
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A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
In Muslin and Knit, for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and Flannel for
Ladies. Gentleman and Children at—
E. K. BANKS’
This bank invites you to
look into its Resources.
They will prove as reas-
suring to you as they our GOODS Sm“
are satisfactory tons. and... mh.¢mo amen
. 45‘" We" WWW 5m Mapleséa’Goldschmidt
50 CT}! NOR‘VALK .
The
City National
Bank
South N orwalk, Conn.
Buying Furniture
When buying furniture the purchaser
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 !
Become ‘ a depositor
here i ’
finish of the article they Wish to purchase.
This does not disclose the interior con-
struction or workmanship which is most.
important. ,
All our furniture has been carefully se
lected as to construction, workmanship and
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.
The People’s
Trust Co.
rim Bank Under the
,Dridge on Washingtonian
“ "South Norwalk, Conn.
generally goes by the outside appearance or ‘2
‘.,t
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Norwalk Chronicler