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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1923 · page 4

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, . . - 7 D D‘ a ‘ - ' ‘ the school and Dr. Noxon. While the
‘ thi cit i. seriously Vorwlch ha- Just mind a. Salo‘n- , Bridgeport}: appeal from the do. In), rice 0; anthracflt. conic! all keeping the names from the gasoline , ‘
John Lowlor ot a y r A I P tank.- The car was, howeverralmost. boys injury is not actions it is very IT WITH 0U;
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ill in the Bridgeport Hoopla). tlon Army building fund 01"15~517- CM” 0‘ the Public utilities “inhalation has been reduced 311 ton . painful and'ho will be confined to his
a a c t 0 0 mission. allowing the Bridgeport by the New Haven Coal company, it a. total 1033. The remains .Were home for several days. His many

Mrs. M. Wolser at Brooklyn. In There will be reheaml or the de- Hydraulic company {to charge tax- are wu lnnounced. The fuel is now 8611— “we“ ‘0 the De?“ ms“ 1‘ *' b” little school friends wish him a quick
Visiting her sister. Mrs. George G. g,“ and guard of Eureka Rebekah hydrant service. was filed an thaling'at 816.25. The reason given lioved tho gar is ownodd bbayk aném- _

, Brunt 0: Elm Croat. Lodge, No. 42, I. o. o. m, on Friday superior court yesterday. It chargea‘ for th e reduction is the leased at the plow;1 osrmgmzxgnors Stu e or ar- , . , ,
. ‘ ‘ ° evening of this week at 8 o'clock. that the action is unconstitutional. 1n,cos,1 situation and the receipt of lar- age .' . . . The Darien School exhibition was
' At St- ““5"! Ch""“" ”“5 morning. ‘ * ‘ ‘ that it deprives the city of Bridgeport gar shipments than the company His ' , = held yesterday afternoon in the‘ Dar—
an “"“i"“m"y mg" mass for mm Mrs. Mary Budovski‘ has 501d the or its rights "without just compenu- hag-stature received this winter. The Methodist Episcopal Church Notes: ten schools. A large number or proud
. Dennis Callahan. “I“ .hcm' preperty. 3 and 8 L3 Lexington aVe' tion and without due process of law.“ demand for coal has fallen consider- The “Pm °t the Methodist church parents turnedcut ‘0 all the local
' A cm red win com d the “wow“ nuo. to E. J. Van Ness. A warrantee a. o o [ably with the advent of warfif§r W1“ SW5 aimlfs‘cgeehhfiuppefi‘ 10 3119 schools, and yiewed the work of their
fire who“) rington die m, three dlf— deed was given yesterday at the office Denounclng the Fascias being for,“ weather. and in . few weeks'the de- morgfiers 011er I'ill‘ro 1.333.112? a; chilwn with great pride. Leon H.
‘ . fez-cot, oecvmlona this morning. 0‘ Keogh 5‘ Candee. med among Italian P90?“ 111 ‘56 mand will probablyyeutrn to the nor- eve ‘ g‘ y ‘ ROCkWell. SUperlntendent of-schools,
u . . . , - , . . chairman of the committee making announced that an effort had been

‘ ‘ ' ' , R . ‘vflme Lnlted States by agents 0: Bemt mal “”1“ orders. arrangements. and he expects that it made to afibw the regular work of
“To have that mrlm- suit unhol— The case 0‘ aim" - Mussolini. premier o: Italy. as anti-l ' will be the biggest aflair held in each pupil. and everyone had avoided 2:51.239: "0:729:11..le ‘

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stoma. Call up llerrgsiroln Shop, now I. charged with a. violation of the 110 American and as composed or re- E . . 1k Darien in‘many a day. The -menu any tendency to do anything “special ti 1 1
as 0| vva will be as follows: Roast beet, mashed for the occasion. or to pick out the e 9' ° 9 ants and flowers

0. O. F. Mill;- Pfll‘king Ordinancc. “'3“ 1’0 1‘79““ “1 voluilonlsts. Attorney Pasquale Vionl.
. o o the downtown court on baturday chairman of the Italian General com- potatoes, sweet potatoes, creamed cur- pest work merely in order to. e a to be had hero. Gypnnkr
mak rice, 58 Van Zandt St" in”

rots and peas. mm: pie and coitoe. d 3'. : ‘1.
500' showing —Advertisemcnt. - '

recovery.

When you "Say It “it"
say‘ it with ours. Spring ; -
now here in all their l-m ' A
this establishment is now (
lips, Daffodils. pressing ‘
Poeticus and other Var
first year Joseph F. Mom:-
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The Norwnlk Ilwrrrilnl Sewing 90- morning of this week l‘nlttee. as spokesman of the Italians . r

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clely ls hnl‘llvrr n nwelmx today wuh ‘ ‘ ‘ ' of Bridgeport. denies, that there is a] S‘Xegxifirfieiifif Saturday cvcn~ The supper will be 50 cents, and. will Following is the programs“ the
Mrs. llnlmrt llrnlln‘rton. Newtown ~—-Harril 8:. Guns. Thats alL .bmnch of the organization Ve'tabflah-'in'g at community Hall. be served at 6:00 o'clock. The Men’s work exhibited: ___________
Terran». ‘ ‘ ' vd there as stated in a. dispatch from . . . . Club of the church. guarantee lo give BOYLE SCHOOL ‘

. o o \Vard Palmer, of 77 Day street. re’ yew York to the Bridgeport Tlmes. I Howard Richards defeated Vincent all present everything they can eat. Sewing, Notebooks. ]

 

Th“ 5" ”"1" “mm”- “7‘" "rm““e‘j lmrl‘l‘d 10 the police that while riding a o o . . . Ihrr T. Lutterman iw also in chai- e '
‘ . , . . ellos Pocket . y ' ~ 3 Writ en Pa ers: l -
3”“ “AWN“ 1““ ”EM at a SW01”! his ”03'9“? “long Frank‘m Street 135‘ -—Harrls a: Gans. That'l All 23:2;2’affigrio 1:; aetvecnlns‘ 0f the culinary department. and he ins Hitstory gostemAlgflgfuc‘ Spell
mom“ "V “W 57"““‘l*”‘ “‘“h 11““ in evening about 6:30 o'clock. he was . . . v. . . ' will be. chef. In connection with the Tirade Sch’ooh Finished 1:00” Note
supper the Epworth League is to books, Test Papers ’

l H s it \l’: ll strict. , , . . r _ .. 4 '
it” C ‘ ’ ”’0'" I L ' bitten 0n “15 “g m ‘1 dob‘ hlrfetccn hundred and twenty— Thin evening from 6 until 8 oclocl: . ~ . » l
blue :1 misielaneoua tazlc. where Miscellaneous: Ch ic, Scrapbooks.

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three will he one of the most pros- the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ r . .
. ,V ., , 1. C porous in the history of the couny church will hold a. sale and Slipper at 31:32:;igsgjgzbfgcééfnggafillag: :31?
dopartlllfilll 0t (”.mm't' Inabod; 6" 5'; try. according to Benjamin J. Bar—Aha church. ’ . . . ' JR. H. S.
are {0.1mm a (1“;an fmgiqdwszi‘fi; ris. president of the Harris Cone) “ 7 . " " ' .. '1“ b the i 1 . Sewing and Cooking. , ,
gathering at the AL or}. 1‘ , ' 51”“.th Co., of Stamford. and well Our World neighbors Vi 6 Several Daren poop 9 who no 93‘ ‘written Papers: Arithmetic, Spell-

 

 

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Colnnvl's Mall" :1 r-mnmly drama. oi Tho cmplo.

ihrco nr-tswlxlvh will he preselmml by

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Norwalk llnpiist church tomorrow ‘ l' J _ t t
“fining. Wm l... mm this owning m (Ollowlng the close .0: tho {.1} a known contractor and builder. Hr lubgect “Fill: illufs‘traxfggn Exodureip; $1153.49 (11::0 givegfiortgtogn £323,195??? mg. History.
the church. ,. ’ . labors. ’ . ‘ bases his opinion on his general ob- :3; :‘é’ighflst 2352):; church. ' as: lopggelcaoit‘w report that-several. Trade School: DrawingS, Note-
. sorvatlon of conditions while taking " ”i3 “’ .- bOORS. Test Papers. Finished Tools.
—~ \. oi Con r‘ss- , ‘ “ " co lc have can in the cemetmy the . . _
Doll Dresses for 10¢: each. also all Through the couriuly‘ ‘ ‘F: t 1!. two niOJltlx'a vacation traveling i‘ Osborne D D ) ‘ kl ’ u] Id Commc’rcml Donn. Spelling Papers.
kinds of (loll ri‘mlrlng. Doll Shop. 7. man Schuyler Merritt, Ellllni‘md. the 1 1 Fl m _ ll as busi— Mrs. Charles Stolba, 0 past fcw days loo ng oxer _e, o Bookkeeping Sets, Stonograpny, Type-
R. R. Ave. Phone 390. phoning Sentinel 11:13 received a sup- “"01”“ or a” as “e N avenue. who has been ill at her home graves. Rumors have been rile. the writing, Business English.
‘ " ' plv Of free seeds. which will he «iis- "3‘55 conditions hero “1“ in ew tor the past several weeks. resumed last few days that the Siammrd 11- 3- Miscellaneous: Relief Map, to.
(mnlrnvium .‘n-(J lmlny taking: 1...... tributcd adults at u... Srniincl m; Xm‘k- ‘ . . . -‘ her duties at the C & K factory in the if: nl;13;tplace rim injunlotlcn (2021:5333
llm‘nwry .'h w I». vnmplz h: “I" ““‘rk 'l ~~ t h we who desire them. so 10th Second District. this morning. 9‘5 0 ' mov ng on ”3 ‘ ‘ ‘ . .
0" Wl‘ll'llllélt Hm \Vzll'. strut luridlzv. as”: 21:“). , hm With a death in Danielson a. few . . . plot. it seems a shame that it they q Biu‘ER SCHOOL
"\V'nrkme r: :H'v i‘lll‘filfifl :l in lmnrim: ” 3 L‘ I 1.! :dnys ago of a man over 100 years old-s A complaint was made to the pollC'D 8"" to do this’ Why they did ”0‘: take \{Ewtisg Lalebo?ks' I
"’°“‘"“~'“‘ “‘1' “1“ si“““’“”“ 0: ”“3 q i 1 .. v, hm...» \mGmm and the oldest voter- in the state. last evening by residcnls of Firs! some interest bfrforc We present zltu- ' r: en Papers. Arithmetic, Eng—
wmth ulv‘n rt” 11.» mm *0 The work is ‘P' "g " “"0" ’ “ ’ atlon arose. For the past fifty years, lxsh. Spelling, History, Posters. Draw-
inn“. . L...“ '1 (. “slit? ‘ wh' .. ll'l . from the street «lpnrtmont were lmsily "0m“ “‘9 announcement from Brio- street about the actions of a. gang 0’ the cemetery has not be“) kept up K: log. Music.
. ‘5, ‘ U 1.1 .1 .1; mm. mp H 3' “”383“! ““5 morning in Chm-mg 0“ 10.] that the City claims the honor boys there who were creating a. d”. in a potato of disuse, and and in a {Prado School: Finished Tools. Note—l
Arr'lllr'wmtlll‘ “I” “M“ hut l hi the lu-(‘illlllllzillml or top in lhn gutturs at having the oldest active voter inlturbance. The police are investigating ”mt many instances the tombstones books. Tcst Papers. :
nt‘a {in 7,1,“. 3,. Rug-“3.2;." {p‘flon 5:0 along \Vnslllng1m1 slrr~r-t. wnh pivks um sloth. This is \Villlam H. Net-‘ . o 0 5m filming. The question has been Miscellaneous; Charts, Etc.
584. l“. 1'). l): m ml”! ”1.! fonmjll "I‘ll": ill." ion was broken up, “'lxlln OHM“? llrlan, who will be 98 years old on Several tractors. belonging to asked many times. the past i’ew days.
1m; or y... nvw lmmn in members on 7“”ka “'1‘ “1°“ “‘0 3m“ “W" J‘m" 3' 3“" “mm” ““5 “WE-“3 Striker 5: Striker, of “0d mnk- N. that if the I). Ayn. has cared about HOLMES SCHOOL
“w Hm” wwwm” “‘- April. U” ml: wagons “‘1”: It; . \‘nhfl at cvnry election when he J., the contractors who are lo build the ngE—‘s they would have kept tho Sowirg Notebook ‘
that omwmm' ”rm. “mm.” of tho m- muld go to the llolls. and even at the Call Pasture Roach roads. were Revolutionary soldiers‘ plots in atoll W me. P ‘, 'Al , . .
-. - , ,, , -Full line or amo accessories. . \ , . , . h- .4 r L“, aver». rthmztic. hits.
gammtmmll m. .m mmm um. A 1.1. last election. when 1 le “08-1 taken to the Job this morning. ,condlllon. l . _ . ‘
. > . . Aux-On Kobn. , iii-ll. Spelling. History, “cod Coming.
sn'mkvr “‘lIl n‘fn In: lwl‘l m connccluzn . . . or was not so very favorable. ‘ 0 '0 _ . . . Miscellaneous: Charts, Scrap-books, The 1.0“ v .1“... .. 2
with the Opzillm': - . . . . . * ‘ ' ' The Bazaar commlltm 01' the East Alcxamlcr Mason mm. nine-year-old Etc. ‘ “‘1‘ ‘ . . -'; 1'
. . . Jerrx Donoxan. for mam \mrs '

. (.ngqgtfl m newspaper work ’m '\V1_ With an oflfilfiz‘fi'.’ (S? smallpox in Norwalk Improvement Association l3 son of Mr. and Mrs. Aloxandzr Mason. ' Hats i; (my, 3‘”? .» .
on—Cg:‘ly“,:::'r ‘7‘“.“7’ " "t J’Ognmy'“ “will“? hm Mm ammlmrd Cm”! ‘0‘ the southwestern part of the state to hold a cake sale. starting at 2:30:0r the Post Road. was hit by ”19 big FIFTH SCROOL ‘ y' ‘ " " ‘
0.91.};va "hmYleig‘wms- . tore 01‘9“ ”"0 “.‘n’wrbun, dlvl-xion ol‘ Lprohil-llioll and an epidemic of typhoid fever in o'clock tomorrow daemon at the A<Zig»mari. Mason and boos truck. ycs- Sowing. Note~booka. Set vow”??? m (WW Q;
_ ’ p‘ ‘ enforcement axon” 'l‘ho Waterlmrv lhn norilmasiorn part. the slate do- a; 1) atom. Van Zandt street and 03- ionic?" afternoon. on Acddcmy Eli‘GtL \Vriitsn Papers: Arithmetic, 33153-3 ‘ - v .4 . -

. division ‘HClUdL‘S Torrlngion am} lmrimont or health is devoting its home avenue. Q1511 tfltglnlmlll'isoson‘hil-lllclst 1138!: lice: lish, Spelling. History. . l lectmg mm (a; 23 u, \ _ I}.
other pl'lccs in the Vaugut ck v11- “Ml-“1"" ‘°"'“°“k ”W spread 0‘ the ' ' ° l:;.“‘trh’r“ :1; $ 39031;; Efdwmt' Blisccllnneous: Paper Cutting. Charis} _
" ‘ ‘ )1 ‘ dismscs in the factories to whichr Th0 regular Prayer meeting WW be! ’ e ”‘4? s o “a 6‘5 a Scrap-books. EtC‘. 310“ ffl‘hi““iill‘l‘3 11-,» "2-.“

icy and vicinity. held this evening at tho East Avonueiuli‘ Hoyle svhool, to the exhibition of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nehemiah Candeo of the firm 0f,“"’ can start things booming. 119- with relatives inkBrooklyn.

foundation for the Underwear: her, pm. ........ 7.

o o 0 they have been traded. The small- A h V .
i . .. . Last week the nlcc‘tinulsc ool work in . orolon. 301mg ‘
& With the discussion of various pox ouihroalfs are in l-‘alrileld Coun- 3:“?‘1321133‘ attended. being one Orghloson did not malm the ”m to the . shop
prcsmenm“ “"pimm“ for 1h" ”’18 '5" WM] Nummrd and Bridgeport the largest and beat in comr- limo lagschool. and he was playing with aha . '
0' Dem‘mmt‘c “‘mdam mm" in mainly arrnctod. while Putnam and is hoped that there will be anotier party or friends on the school , Others' 535. ‘
1924. friends of Homer 8. Cummings Thompson are ”10 ccntcr Of an OUt' large attendance ”“3 evening. grounds, when the truck returned.
former democratic national clmr- hrmk Of ll‘l'h'lid W'Wr- The group ran up to the truck. and in a‘ : 0 ‘ S
man and ‘Connccticut democracy: ' ' . l . “ ”18 ensuing confusion. one of his. .
favoritc son are about to start to -Full lino 0‘ auto ‘CC°”°TI°3“ ‘ Dal‘cn SChCOlmM“ hushed him, and the roar
launch a boom for his ‘nominmlciu Aaron Ixohn. . . . l wheel of the truck ran over his left 12.14 No. min Street. Rogers €34) Steven
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gfcorrdlndg' :0“ rumors prowl out l Lincoln Council No. 4. O. L. A. M..l Mk1 John P. Mchlln, of Old kings-
am or 0‘ '3: . . will hold tluir regular monthly drill Highway upon! yesterday in Ridse- . , Norwaik SQ Narrow“
iin nh-m'ulo divorce and alimony. 0“" this 1'1”:le meeting on Friday field. PLEASURE ; 3
’ " ‘ night. All members of the dtgree ' ' ' -
an; grangd 11,11 superior ion? Judie bums are rcqucsied to bo mount. no Leonard Rust. ban commencid the 110 D ‘ ' .4: a’rv'vk'w§*£rffig€v--
corgo .~_ nmnn YO 9“ 3-" ° something new in to be added to the work of dltglng the loundoi on lot . - - ' - _ ' ' .. ' ~‘ , ~
Maude Perk. of Harbor View. from floor work. Plums are also being m. new home an Brooksidc avenue. Pleasure 15’ a. uaner— FDR .VIER AND WOMEIL
“7- Harry Pvck. ol’ this city and New made to form a dramatic club u. 2:. ‘ " ' “Currie. . . sal_,Want. It IS What “’8 . ’ G d E 7 “4-3“ ant-c
York. on the grounds of lnlolvruhlo more is quitc n. litilc iulcni belonging. Mn. C. J. Oitmcr returned to her work far and What *We w... ~ ., q 00 [1V ebllifiv..zfid
‘ rruclty and lmhlilml Ianlan‘rt‘nvO. in the Council. the committee is do. home in West avenue. yesterday . A Complete Assort t of . ,_ . ) -
g Mm PM was ”presented by Jud” ”W“ M mung the boy. together 8° ““mmm- MW spending sex—era! days. play for. The material , Norwalk Tire é; Rub-

 

 

l’eogh & Cundoc. frcslmu-nis will he served after the , . ' ' ' .. ‘ § . .
Some pay too much for X . . . lllccllng. All members are urged ml Mrs. rubbing. or Old lungs High—5 pleasures of hfe is to , __
- -- . i it" ill“ ‘ luMuslin an“: mam aJ&JC hpl
V Local sporlsnwn will he inlcrosicd be ”"5““. “'33- “ llaVlng hm“ col age (mm “ “J“ knOVV that our mone an n ‘ or .n . ' as ’ h. ' ' ' ‘
What tney buy. other: .v 0 ' U V\'lllifllll Young and Son. local con—g ' y Children: Also Muslin and Moe] for ‘
'0 "M“ ”mt ”‘0 ”m ‘m ”m" “”1 5° ~ ' t i . doln the work i matt 1- ar ‘ (1 ”mm Gentlemen and (mud-m at- Norwalk Lee}: {0 4.
make the mistake of pay- off this your. as usual. on Sunday '1 11? momlvors 0‘ ”1‘3 Christian ln' lac m" are 3 ' i h e S d teb In rgood _, i 3 n- -
. ' . April lsi. ’l‘wonty fish a day. not 1033 (“l-“1”“ Loam“? 0‘ the South Norwalk . _. l. i ci cl ow bm. S ape an 0 9 re leve E K BANKS, v - 1‘3,
1118‘ tOO little and get an than six inches long. ls zilluwml. tho M"“10(113V~ EDISCOXMU Church ' are mghgci‘v:;£tb;’f‘1:591);1:‘2; x.1311’0 IJ‘N‘Der‘g 0f anXietV Concelm‘n . . Yale & To“ ne I l . . A 4
article of inferior quality. sonsOn lasllm: until Juno. 'l‘lwro will Sponsors for the attendance. interest mom hold ._ rehearsal on Tutsda .5 t'h L .. h. DRY GOODS STORE Prices on RCS‘JCFC
119 no llcrnsf‘ rcqulrml from fishcrmcn 7m" profit or "10 meeting tonigfif. evening. l em. at t IS bank aS- I} Ger ‘1 hack mo K tel '
. . . . .. ‘ -.. ' ' . ' . \ Misc \Villa Miller has consented to l " t v ' ' ’ n ‘ a ‘ 9 0 - ‘W
True 660110111 1 n this Mar. «lv‘lml... inc lull no“ M for! . ~ ~ . 51$ {ou 1n attend!!! to . .
' ' y 13 D buy! g the Legislature. sun: lor tho meeting. It will be a pri- Miss Helen limiting of Smmfordl thi‘l gm t t g £5.47 “est W‘ash g on S ‘ Mapk’sechOlquhmld
an article sufficiently high ~ * - . \A-lvge tom! attendants to hear her. has resumed hor duties in the Home; . P01: an source of . SOUTH NORWALK. “
Following H". rounmpm of Rev. The cvnnlng distension subject will Bank and Trust company. allcr inn--3 pleasure In your hfa

 

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Dr. Stewart Nuans.‘ who for tho past “9 ”Influence. Conscious and L'n— in: been absent the past month. due;
40 years has been pEsTor of St. John‘s conscious.“ These meetings have been ‘0 illness. ‘ i
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P . P g Episcopal church in New .. linw‘n. ii ‘Vf‘ll niiom‘lcd recently and H il Mb . . . .
what you gain by the bar. ”has been “71,101”,de ilmt pm“ (“llann- ilcll-niml. that the attendance will be ’lll‘h: Eplwfrugl 11°53“) ff :hf‘csmrc‘hi ,
. . . » . ‘ -. . , good ionlWht. Wl rave o ox ury. on g l o n -3
gain safely m a Savmgs :3 :anrilll'lrgir:t(r2:§d)}:n:‘mgff:e:tfodc}!3:: a o o . tend an Epworth League Baikal 6 only A Few Days More FOI‘
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Account. :13 call to the New Haven church. Mr. I" H- Reynolds has sold to Wil- 735331313133 ai°§a‘o.c?:cl§nu°n “m . .
(‘3 Kennedy was graduate from Yale ln Ham C' and Anna Hogan those-called 1‘ " ' ‘ .7 Cl N t. lre a Q
j the class of 1904. 2(mic-1.11m in H'numion. one Of the On Friday afternoon. the Junior» 3 Ion
. . . . list-mm landmarks of the town. The Lea f tl \i E C; 1 111‘ ‘
—"' ll . ' ' - house is prolnbl - the oldest i H gue 0 1e 3 ‘ ' lUl‘C‘l. w v Frervthin To Be Sold it 1 Qac‘ril‘ii‘c
'lhe btnte Roy Scout mcct Will he -- . 3 n M'- have a birthday. ‘ficlafi Each child a 7- 8 - ~ M ,
hold in Waterbury, May 19. it was William having "9““ built in 1773- A has been given a. bag, and they put cl an

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decided at a. meeting of suite scout dm‘gm‘" “f Gama” \Vadsworth Of penny in the bag for each year. mural *5 Y " ' g a tag. :5
executives hold in Bridgeport. “Genny. Charter Oak fame married Aaron it a girl is nix, she will put six pennies SOch Norwalk, Conn. . E. JEANNE g g E;

Both Hartford and Stamford wanted COOK andllved in this 11011313. Her in the bag. A special program Will
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a . the meet, but it was {many awarded dnufihtcr married the first Abljah be presented by tho children. Excry- ' , .4 T, ,
‘ g to ‘Wamrbury. It is hoped that the Catlin. Mr. Reynolds is a. direct dc~ one is invited to attend the party. ' 56 N0. MAIN ST. SO. NORVJALK VOW“ .
L. aVIDgS meet may be staged in one of, the condom. of Mr. (‘ailin through four ’ ‘ ' , ‘ ‘ . . , . .

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city"! parks near the center exccuilve St ' b k ‘i
Bank for the Waterbury council. Hiltoved and a. new house built on the dagwf'gérsggfi we: Ilia?!“ b2: ‘15:"
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001,031“ a; PANA-STRAWLA i . .. ._ :mggnia :hffl 315$; 23h? 3:3: glans! A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF THE NEW {Dbl
Open Monday km. 5 Colors Old and New Straw Hats ‘4 “”15 & Ga“- “1“” "L " miles an hour, took the door out of DAD ' IN HOUSE FURNISI‘IINGS
' —-——- - L the “boy‘s hand. and slammed it back ' . z’ ' .
' _ against the counter, breaking the ‘ ‘* The very newegtjn Dining Room, Bedroom. Lit-£21; Rccm.
, .m . . ~ ~ 3““3335 £335.11ng F. H. BAX IE 3...... ' . . . x AND MOTHER . Dawn?” Sum" cm lePs'. Library! 93‘1”???“ 53d
I “How.” W __-_-~_-.._. ._._. 5 SOUTH MAIN'STREE‘I‘ An' Oldsmobile touring car, owned . ' ' End'l'ablex, COE‘SOIO; Tables Wltgl Mirrors In {3'9“ 5_ ‘ r“ .,
. . ' ' f“ by Stamford parties. caught fire on' - require}! t0 .furmgh‘the‘homo wfll be found here, and :1: }.; '~ ‘
Th . . i. A t f BRUGGIST ithe Tokeneke Road, on Tuesday even. that W111 8111: the most discriminating buyer. l
~ gen or age‘ & Shaw. Park a; as about 8:15. and was completely ‘ - ”H--. >
e Dally Sentinel mm, 6...... 8.... and mien. laemoyea. m are started a. we 9-PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM 9.: iii
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