“Vs fl’l‘a‘
I 7M”. Harry Oberlandcr. of South
Hun street. is ill in the Stamford
hdlpitn l.
for the annual Easter vacation on
March 29.
in o c
“Full line or unto 'Ifccessoriei.
Aaron Kolm. .
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A daughter was 1 born yesterday.
March 20. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Hethcrtngton of 8.4 Izayview avenue.
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A bad hole beneath Spring street
bridge was reported-by the’ police to
the street department today.
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“The Gift Shop, 68 Wall street. of-
fnrs a unique line of tally and guest
cards.
Mrs. Jane Merwln, 1r. of Wilton,
Conn. is spending a. week with Her
rdtughter Mrs. Charles 0. .Iiackland
Jr. of Bayvlew Avenue.
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The heavy stale Monday evening up-
rooted a. huge. )ino tree in the yard
of Mrs. Helen: VanAlstylno. 38 Bay-
_ View avenue, but luckily it fell in
. inch 11 way asuto cause no damage.
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“Charles" Hates. the amiable driver
of the Nash Engineering: Company is
sporting a. new 2 1-2 ton Packard
truck which is painted with the Nash
color. and is a. scrvhznblc. speedy out-
tit.
The Ladies‘ Aid society of the First
Methodist church is meeting this at-
ternoon at the parsonage.
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The _
Manning to opon another of its stores
at the corner of Lexington avenue
and ()lijt-n street.
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The mark master‘s degree was con-
com-
C #
-—Doll Dresses for we each. also all,
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1‘
R. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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Mrs. Anna Scnlzi of. this city. has fox-red last night at a special
lmrted suit. “gamut l‘lnnivl Sculzi. munication of \‘Vashington Chapter,
nlno of this cilv. for divorce. The No. 24, Iloyal Arch Masons.
couple were mnrrlwl on Octnbor 19'. ‘ ’ ‘ db I1
1917. and intolornhlu crucitv sincc —1’U11_ ”"9 or auto a (3330 cu.
January 1. 191.9. is alleged. 1,)ix'0rco' Aaron hohn. ‘ . .
alimony and n. vimngn of name to
Bcngon. lg nskml. . Mrs. “'illlnm R. Godfrcy, of Wll:
' ‘ .. $ (on, spent ycslcrdnv at "GroyhearthJ
Altornrl’ Edward J. Quinlan was in ”‘9 home 91' her daughter, Ml”.-
Harttoni. yesterday rt‘pt‘rvstlnting .thc l‘mm‘” H' {\orfhrfp..
Wat"- dn nrlmonl of tho First ’l’nt-
T' ' R. A. Leonhardt of 58 Woodward
‘ ~ 1-, » . < w
in; drawn” at. 3 “0mm“ uhhh k I" "i avenue. lately with the Norwalk 'I‘irc
1m: held before the (“filing and llor~ rw
OIlKi‘lfi commiltvc. .\ bill which 1\‘Ivlli‘i (:3ir:£aynfir,0xllflShlJlKQTrggir :zsisig‘; cfilrk
. . . ‘ i: T‘ .' ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ‘
fat in mu ll H (n‘ m «l “alt r plums honntcd hovcraccs.
was given it hearing in two The ('ulll-
mittce.
it Q .
wmon't rail to. see "The Colonel's
Maid" at tho South Norwalk Baptist
vhurch Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Alfrmi PI. Smith nl‘ Dori: if. tzikr‘n in_
custody by T'n-ll‘l‘fhe He-l'lnumt .iumvn 'i'll‘kols 33C.
Thf‘WHH l'ullnwiw: :L 'ilislliz'huiwc ’ ‘ "
which ho hml lwvl; rrmlin': nt Cami Contractors today tire hurrying ‘he
ziroet Monday :ul‘lrrnnnn, Imid 3?. work or widrnlng the \Vall street
yesterday and :1 Mun-g. (.r 1... llrhlgn. It is rvxncctcd that the widen-
toxicatlon wrm noun} l..- pmguwnhm (:1 bridge will he completed within
gttornm' .‘lnithrw n. _;;....,,.,h.__» another month.
fitnn‘lrord Allvmgqp, ' ‘ ‘ ‘
a t . “Zillr‘r Myers, 0! Riverside Ave"
“12in )our \‘ivlrr,al:u. zit llvmnnliv-H \Vcslporf. has purchased a Snporior
(Tlinvrolnt Touring car from the local
On easy Wfli‘kiy DfiS‘Ylll‘nls;
\V- II. Austln' of Austin Gar-
S’Mrrg morn
evenings until 9 p. m. ’
uncut.
3g».
0 fl .0
That's nlL
Hllnrris 8; (Inns.
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Six new mnmbcrn were admitted at
tho mcctim: of the Norwalk Building.
Loan and Invcstmcnt A‘ssocintion held
vosi’wrrlnx‘ at tho offices of Taylor &
GUM-"n. Inn. 7
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Mifl’fila a
‘3 a. In. —_ \\‘\“x‘\‘ ‘
Andrew Snllvz was {ITWSll‘d at it
‘. o‘clock last night on Ely nvonuc. by
~. fi Patrolman John ll. Smith. for intoxi-
‘ [' cation and circarh of the poker. He
‘ will lm lrlul thi'l :ifla-rnoon nt 2 p. m.
" lirlnre Judfif‘ George H. Voshnrg'.
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‘ «See our lu-nutilul Eastor post
3 cards for 1 cont ouch at MEclly's.
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‘ A rehearsal of the three act comedy
“’l'hr‘ Colohcl‘s Maid." which will be
prcsontvd by the Young Men's Club of
lhr- Hnmh Nt‘irwalk llapiist church on
i"ll’lfl}” ovmlinz: of this wcok, was hold
lust. evening at the church.
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i The Hospital Whist Club will moot
gm the home of Mrs. J. Grillln. 44 “7:1“
5strrnt. ll‘rislay ultvmoon of this woe-k
int 3 o'clock. All mcmlwrs who are
plaunimr to allond nrc asked to notify
tlw luminss at their onrliczt con-
\culvimc.
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‘K‘ ‘\‘\‘\
ECONOMY
WEBEWBE.
A;
\ ‘5 ‘5 ‘3
Some pay too much for
what they buy. Others
make the mistake of pay-
' ing too little and get an
article of inferior quality.
39%
F {33.
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Tim first cross (in: (.l' the season
\\'."H rr-porlr‘d lust night from the salt
El
‘ True economy is ill buying rnorulows at the rrar of the Nash
~ ~ - . lvlnzmooring company. The him
an artmle sulficxently hlgh ' l-mlwd dunccrnus for n wllilc. but
noon burnt. ilsrli‘ out.
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——Hnrrls & Guns.
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During the high winds which pro-
\(liiCzd in this city Monday evening
tho. curious old trr-e for so long an
obit-rt or interest in the corner or the
grounds surrounding the' home of
Nelson Dirkcrmnn on Couch Street
was blown down. It {oil with only
slight injury to the house, and the
breaking of a. telephone wire. The
llOCCflSfll'y repairs; to the root and gut.
tor were made yesterdny. A barren.
(load pi'no‘troe in winter it became an
object or hmuty in the summer when
heavy load of ivy came into full leaf.
and in the fall the caves were a mans
ot‘ color.
in quality at a. reasonable
price —— and in putting
what you gain by the bar-
gain safely in 3 Savings
Account.
o
That'l All.
.
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So. Norwaik
Savings
‘ Bank .
Open Monday Night
calcium as PingsmwmA
Colors 01d and New Straw Hats
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nor-walk.
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The Daily Sentinel) . ‘
New Universities
1 COUPON +
How to. Get it
For the More Holdall God 0!
Manufacture lad DW-
3 Comic
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ITY AND VI
Norwalk public schools will clan ’
Modern .Grocery Company is-
A.
Patrolman Wallace Sam-mil wall
called to Raymond street at a. late.
hour'lut' night by a. complaint about
nz-family row there. Hattie Jones and;
her husband, who live on the “alit‘t‘ee‘ti
were having a familxtilf. and Hattie I,
had endenvored to strike him With in
club. 'Tne trouble was settlcd'by they
appearance or the officer.
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A mistake occured in tho Evening
Sentinel yesterday. in referring to
the business block to be erected on
of Railroad avenue and Washington‘
street. when it was said that the build.
ins was to be erected by Magnet 8:.
Skelly. The names of the men erect-
ing the building should havc been
Thomas Skelly and James Flynn.
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~Harris & Galas. Thor: oil. .
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The .Norwalk Junior Hadassah is
holding rehearsals for a two not come—
dy sketch "Ladies and the Law."
which they are planning to pre’sent‘at
Odd Fellows' Hall 'on Thursday even-
ing. April 19. The cast of the sketch‘
includes twelve young women. who
are members 0: the league. Rehear-
sals are. being held at the Y. M. H. A. ,
home on South Main street. Dancing
will follow the presentation of the
play.
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Teachers and superintendents of the
Primary and Junior 0! local Sunday
Schools have received preliminary
notices of a Children’s Division In-
stitute to be held Tuesday afternoon
and evening. April 3rd in the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. This
institute is being arranged by Mrs.
i
.l.uc,v Stock Chopin. a worker of the;
Stato Sunday School Association. and!
she has provided several excellent
speakers on children’s work. In order.
to provide (or the out of town guests;
and speakers, slipper is to be served
in the church to those who register in
advance. Delegates will be present
from Bridgeport. Stamford. and aur-
roundlng towns as well as from all
local schools.
oncmasrm TO PLAY mp.
mwnrs cum
l
Members or the Norwalk Kiwanis
Club today are. being urged to attend‘
the luncheon of. that organization to
he held tomorrow noon at Royal
James hotel. Th6 luncheon will ham!
several special features, the most lm‘.
portant being a splendid concert to be
furnished by the Vincent Lopez or-i
chestra. of the Hotel Pennsylvania.’
New York city. The concert. is Die re.
suit of the courtcsy oi! the orchestra
and Captain Anson Keolcr. of Battery
C. Thy orchestra has been furnishing,
the music at the Battery C. Fashion
show. I
RIAYERS-S‘I‘EVEXS
,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jame: Emory Stevens.
of 160 Flax Hill road. today announ-
ced that the marriage or their daugh-
tor. Mary Elizabeth. to “Fart-en Thom-
son Mayors, of Bath. Men. Would'
take place at 12 o‘clock Saturda."
noon. April 7. at the South Norwnlll
M. E. church. The announcement 01
the wedding Will b0 received with,
‘much interest because of the
pron» ‘
lnence of_the bride in Nero-oil: sociali
affairs. ' 5
Miss Stevens is a. graduate of the
Norwulk High school. class of 1916; in
graduate of Welfcley College. class
‘20; and of the New York School {or
Social \Vorkers. For the 'past year.
she has been engaged in social work
with the Organized Charities Bureau
of Bridgeport. Mr. Mayer: is engagmi
in advertising work in New York
city.
COURT C ECILE BANQUET APRIL 4
‘Miss Helen McCormick. agsmant
district attorney of Brooklyn. N. Y..
will be the principal speaker or the
evening at the annual banquet of
Court Cecile. No. 106. Daughter: of
Castlle. to be field at the Royal James
Hotel on April 4. The banquet will
start at 7:30 o'clock. Miss McCormick
is n speaker of wide» repute and her
address is bound to be interesting to
those attending the banquet.
Mrs. W’llllam .T. Tracey will act as
ionstmastcr of the occasion. Music
during the at’t‘uir'will be furnished by
Wellnitz' orchestra while the Court
Cecile Gléo club will rendered several
musical numbers.
Mexican newspaper claims Edison
in a dcscendant of King Ixtllxochlli.
Tom could sue for slander.
F. H. BAXTER
e souru MAIN smear.
piccolo!
Agent for Page & Shaw. Park a:
Tllford. Green Seal..und Russell‘s
Candles. .
.
the railroad property at the junction? -
E. Scone-id. is to be, married on March
[31 to Miss Alice Blake 0!. Salt Lake
Judge John a. Walsh. or Gregory
point was in Hartford on letal bush
neat yesterday. _
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It is planned to open the Dorian
House the latter part of next month
instead of in May. as has been the.
usual. custom. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sayre. of Gre«
gory Boulevard, are entertaining
friends from out of town for the week
at their home here. '
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Mrs. Ralph Dew. Havens, of Eng!
‘avenue. is entertaining the member!
01 the Watch Your Stitch club at her
home this afternoon.
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Improvement is ma. m the con.
dition of Miss Marie Knerr. who in
suffering double mastolditis, at her
home.
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Final plans for the dinner . to be
held on Friday evening of this week.
are being made at the meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the East avenue
M. 1:1. church. this afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovskv. or
Seavlcw avenue. are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Herman Malian. of
Brooklyn. at their home here (or a.
tow days. Mrs. Malkin was formerly
Miss Minnie Joaelovsky.
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East Norwalk residents who huvc
made complaint. about. the conditions
or some of the roads. will be inter-
ested to learn that work will start on
the repair and renovating or the road-
3ust as soon as the frost in out of tho
ground. '
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A. ll“. Bcnnclt. mind 80. del'catcd
Ernest Kosmcckl. rated 110. at Collo‘s
Hillard Forlorn. last evening, by a
score of 80 to 74. This ended the first
round of the tournament. The second
will start on Fring evening when
Bennett will meet I”. ltcadman. rated
100. .
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complaint with the police at three
o'clock this morning, about the fact
that fires are started on the Senvicw h
garbage dump and are left to burn
there. The residents or the Square had
to got up at an early hour this morn-
ing and help fight tho fire which was
spreading and which was throwing off built in the near
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douse cloud: of scholar.
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A number of horses. part of the five model automobile. which will be dis- .
stack to be used in work of making 130363 0' in June by the Noroton Voi~
new roads to Calf l‘uatura beach. 8.1-. unteor 1“”? Company. No. 1.. Inc. arc
rived in Norwalk yesterday afternoon now 0“ “k“ The proceeds from ”“3
equipmbnt sale of thugs tickets will be used {or
taken through Summits completing the payments on the com-
considcmble part of the
and were
avenue to Beach avenue. where tho 9“?" fine new 0‘ M‘
road camp of Strykcr dz fitn‘ker. tho
contractors. in to .be luhbllshod.‘ A
has also arrived. and it is expected
that work will atom. shortly on the
construction at the roadway. Tho
horses and material in being ohlppcd
hem from lied Bank. N. .1. the home
or the concern.
owayton
Raymond has a
M113 lid {hr 1...
sc-Vcrc cold.
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John Shcrman Hoyt and {gmily
\vcrc woclvcnd viaitors at their sum-
mer home on Contentment” Island
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Mr. and Airs. J. C. W‘allacc of
Brooklyn spent the week-end at their
summer home on “the Flvclmile
River.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cocteau have.
returned to their home in McKinley
street. after an extended visit in
Miami. Florida. \ »
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Mr. and Mr; J. C. Wallace 0!
Brooklyn. spent the week end at their
summer home on the .Five Mile
River.
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A rehearsal for Old Folk‘a Concert
was held, last evening at the home of
the accompanist. Mrs. Earle P.
Stevens, in McKinley Place.
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Greetings have been received by
friends here from Mrs: NeEaVA. Row-
land. who is at Orange City. Florida.
where she is spending several weeks
enjoying the bunny Florida air.
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Open trolley: of the ’ Connecticut
Co.'s Norwalk branch have been over-
hauled and word sent to Bridgeport-
today to bé’remaintcd and “dolled
up" for spring and summer use.
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Robert Scofield, formerly of Roway-
ton and a son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles
» _ can ,uowcuppl'y youwith '
- your Real Estate 5 7
7 Through our connection With Thc‘Tiflg-Ihsur- I, 7'
ance and Mortgage Company, one ofi’thedcrgcéttitlc . .
guaranty companieswin this part offlour State, Wei-f”
Sc: N orWalk] Trust. Co. 2
Can Furnish You L ' ‘ ~
Guaranty of Title Insurance" "
Guaranteesefthe'fitle ti: .. ‘
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Residents of Liberty Square flied aiYork City.
w
{or the hon,” {’01: arm 0
Junior High School. will be held this
evening. The piano fund has grown
considerably, and at present only 370
isfneeded torcomplete the fund. A
large attendance is hoped for at this
evening‘cconcert, so that the fund
will'g‘o ov’ér the top.
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The. town highway department is
filling, up all the holes on the Old
Farm Road and otherwise improving
it. Work on completeing the Old
Farm Road will begin as soon as
weather permits. The contract was
awarded to Paul .Bacco, wall-known
contractor of Stamford. last fall, and
he completed halt the work before
winter set in. -
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City ,utgtko' ”Mindy; homo. For
tho'put.g:ight yearn-,Mr. Sachem has
hear: in the cows. business in Monte:-
‘10.? Nevada. Following, his marriage
Mr. Scofleld’ plan-to to to his own
ranch» in Idaho. ‘ . ,
V '_ Dorian
~ in. and Mrs. Ray C. Later, or the
Post, Road. are spending a few days
in New .lérsey.
A large number of Noroton and
Noroton Heights voters attended the
town meeting last night. After a Ion
discussion it was voted to give WQsa
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker. '0! New
York City. have returned to their
summer homo in Tokeneke.
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Mrs. Walter M“. Jackson. of Middle-
sox Road. has purchased a. new Ford
suburban.
old Noroton River cemetery, back of
their restaurant. It was also voted
that the town spend the sum of $2,000
to have the buildings put back into
the present cemetery. Pnotests against
the removal of soldiers' graves were
lodged at the meeting by The Stam-
ford Chapter, D. A. R.. Order of Am-
orican Mechanics and the lodge of the
Grand Army 0: the Republic.
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Patrick Kelly of thejiurbor Road
has taken a. position with Mrs. Hott-
man at Collender'c Point for the sum.
mer.
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Frederick Bchmdcr. of the Post
Road and Joseph F. Etrehle. of Maple
avenue. have installed radio sets .in
their homes.
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Mrs. Robert S. Harrison and son of
Cudlip avenue. Rowayton. spent a. day
recently in Noroton at the home of
Mrs. Morrison's parents. ' *
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Miss Fannie Bates ot the Post Road.
who recently’ underwent an operation
in the Stamford hospital has quite tul-
ly recovered her health.
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Damien pupils in the Stamford High
School are allxbclng vaccinated this
Week. Those who are not vaccinated
are sent home from school.
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The Ladies’ Aid Society. or the Con-
gregational Church. held a. cake sale.
ycstcrday afternoon. at the home of
:33. Ralph Hindlcy. in Maple ave»
c. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Badger of New
York City. ham returned to their
summer home in Brat-lo street. arteri
spending the winter months in Newi
Jacoby’s
12-14 No. Main Street.
Mam
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The procent condition of Halter
Ridge road. Norman Heights. is very
ad. The frost has heaved the road»
bed badly. making-it impassable to;
machines and trncia. As this is an!
important road and much traveled. a
nemanent new road will have to bei
future. ».
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Tickets on the Gardiner Sport
THE lIOM’E OF GOOD CLOTHES
FOR .‘IEX AND “'OBIEN.
3
Songs Played by Lopez's Orch.
at the Armory Gan Bo
Bought on 0. K.
Records at
l
C. fire truck.
.
At the Sunday morning service at
St. Luke's Episcopal. church an ap-
peal was made to the congregation tor
funds to help the Nation—wide Cam-
paign or the Episcopal church. A let-
tcr wax read by the rector from
Bishon Brewster. stating that the par—
ish“ of the diocese are behind in
their contributions.
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Donneily’s,
A Complete Assortment of
UnderWear
In Muslin‘and Knit, for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and Flannel for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children at-
E. K. BANKS’
DRY. GOODS STORE
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The second community concert,
tbemother’simrt. tinder Mahackcmo Hotel
. . 45.4“: \Vcst Washington Street
L—‘d‘ “h“ scum NOR‘YAlafi.’
with
_ uonzv
, an:
hula—um ;
No ophtum ;
in radiant: }
r ntad on
CW. ,
We 6"
“Enough“ ‘
w-lvdrvw’
.. ..‘-..."-./u.'.cur-Ir.
. DAD.
AND MOTHER
important. "
..-yl---,-..-.---.n
Should. see that. their
- BOYS AND GIRLS
wa-
‘ early loam the value 7
ota Savings Account. _,
. . "ir\.Beginhere at.
c _
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3S
for“ the
hell: Brothers 90 feet bf land in the.
gr. won 21, 192.
alum BACKAEHE!
inhuman
' PileflllM Bill
Ah! Pain is gone!
acts almost like magic.
Quickly?——Yes. Almost i;
lief train soreness, stirrmss
and pain follows a gcnggg;
With St. Jacobs Oil.
Rub this soothing. prnrg
right on your painful back:
comes. St. Jacobs Oil is a l
backache, lumbago and 52?.
which never disappol
burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit a»...
Stop those torturous st.
53- Jacclw
.
{its an.
fer! Get a. small trial 1m.
honest St. Jacols 0.: fror
gist now and cr’t this “u.
Adv.
Mallory
Hats
for Spring
$5.00
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IhC 1‘95: \‘Elillcflx‘ :3 <1.»
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Hats i< n32? ‘zvnk I
Set yourm-f
one
iiiwf‘;:'
most for
shop.
Others. $3.50.
Rogers 6? Stevens
So. Norwalls
Norwalk
Good investments
Norwaik Tire & Rub-
ber, Pfd. ..... 7%
J. & J. Cash, Pfcl. . . 7%
Norwalk Lock 0).. . 4%
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
Prices on Request.
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, * Buying Furniture
When buying furniture the purchaser
generally goes by tho outside appearance or
finish of the article they Wish to purchase.
This does not disclose the interior con-
struction or workmanship which is most
All our furniture has been carefully se—
‘ lected as to construction, workmanship and
finish, as onljr good furniture. can be made.
We‘ carry only reliable merchondise of
honest (1118mm Every piece fully guaran-
teed, and abprices much lower than can be
found in any‘ctherf store. ' .
Maplrst’e’Goldschmidt
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