.1 “i
t
\
«_ ' complaint about boy- creO-“ns 3
at the South Norwalk
was received by the police
‘ night. Patrolman Milton Lock-
took are of the complaint.
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Mold Shepherd. of 42 'Wilton ave-
III ”I“! his Ford automobile in
5M of the Royal James Hotel. yes-
terday afternoon. Last night. the
machine was gone. The car was later
found on Mott avenu:.
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A. resident of Hickory Bluff re-
to the police yesterday noon
‘pomd
that tloi'e was a man in the neigh-
Dos-hood who was acting quecrly and
who leaned to be demented. The man
sees diuppeared. however. and no
true. of him could be found.
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—-Borgstrom is framing pictures
again in new I O. 0. F. building So.
“in st'rect.
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John Novotnik. of Oxford avenue.
reported to the police last
that his son. John. aged 19 years who
Is slightly unbalanced mentally. had
dinppeared from his home on April
8rd. and no trace of him had been
found. The boy has wandered away
before.
Troop 80x. B. S. A.. will hold a
weekly meeting at Rock Ridge. Satur-
day afternoon at four o'clock. A six-
nalling contest will be lit-id at this
time for which a prize of n. l‘. 8. Si:-
nai Corps Set will be offered.
contest will be conducted by Edwin
I. Austin. Scout Master.
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Max “'llk, of 69 Lafayette strm‘t.
Bumford was arrested
Patrolman Jarvis Murry for \iollltion ; shipping frauds.
of the parking laws. lie allowed his' case at “‘asldngton. D. C.. of yester-
ast'\Vall strectiday. when it came up in court.
machine to stand on E
for three hours. Wilk was r--leascd in
bonds of $10 for an appearance in
the uptown court at 9 o'clock
day morning.
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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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This evening Banner Council. Sons)
and Daughters of Liberty. wil hold an
Anniversary social. Dancing and re-
froshments will be enjoyed. and a pro-
[rnm of entertainment has been [)I’0-'
pared. Th Councils in New Canaan!
Danbury and Stamford have born in—
Vited to attend. and will probably.
send delegations here.
I
The Stamford police yesterday sf-
tornoon informed the local police that
they had picked up two boys down
there who gave their names and mi-
drones as Patsy Janio. of Knapp
street. and Edward Martin. of 117
Ely avenue. The parents of the boys
were notified by the local police and
went to Stamford for their sons.
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—Harria a Gans. That's All
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The lppeal of Edward Ii. Gallagher
from the decision of the Superior
court in‘ the case of Gallagher acninsi
the Southern New England Telephone
company.“ tip for argument in in.
Supreme Court of Errors at llrldgc-
port today. This case is attracting
much attention throughout the state.
Light. Dunbar and Quinlan represent
the plaintiff.
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”Ladies' Night" will be held on
'April so by the Nor-walk. No. 709, n,
D. P. E. Arrangements are twin;
made to have the. Hartford (-nlor-
hiners here on that mening. The
unrtford entertainers. all members of»
Hartford lodge. prcscntod a. splendid
entertainment last Sunday here and
their efforts will be greatly apprecia-
ted by the members on "Ladies-4'
Flint"
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-—Harris& Cans. That's all.
...: ‘: ': :5:::-’:::::::-;'-E3
a.
' “swarm
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What
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Success?
Someone has said that
success is getting what
u want. If this is true. ’
saving will help you
succeed. for ready money .
will enable you to get '
many of the things you
want.
.'.. .a
ambitions people
' are one of our pass
~‘ hooks II a. passport to
.uooess. We have one for
r NorWaik
' Savings
evening.
The"
of the “'3” street Midge widening
' project.
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The illness of Harry F. Morse. of
'Gret-nwich. one of those indicated
_\(-s((-rdny by 3 with Charles W. Morse on charges of
Satin--lkinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
- Sentinel today
:Snl‘if‘s and stands ready to serve any
The body of Albert Valkuvitch, 71..
who was missed Christmas day. was
.found in Mill. river. at New Haven,
yesterday.
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A child's express wagon was stolen
yesterday afternoon from a residence
on Clay street. according to a report
made to the police.
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Walter L Bishop. of Norwalk. has
purchased a Chevrolet Superior Sedan
from the local Chevrolet dealer. W. R.
Austin. of Austin's Garnet
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Elbirt W. Clark. past exalted rule.
of Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevol
out and Protective Order of Elks. in-
stalled the officers of Greenwich
Lodge. last evening.
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—l-larris & Cans. That’s all.
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The Salvation Army will hold a.
rummage sale next Monday afternoon
from to 4 o'clock. at the headquarters
in \Vashington street. entrance be
being from the side door.
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Following tonight's meeting of
South Norwulk Council NO. 1253.
Knights of Columbus. a smoker will
be held for the members. An enter-
taining program has been prepared.
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The Montgomery Lunch wagon in
Wall street was last night moved back
four feet from its original foundation.
Tins was done according to the, plans
again delayed the
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also a'l
‘1. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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“'uilace N. Edwards. in charge of
the fish hatchery at madison. was
fined $100 and cost in Middletown
city court. yesterday on a charge of
driving on automobile while under
the influence of liquor. His arrest had
occured earlier in the day.
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Prayer was offered by the Rev. J.
T. Rutledge Beale. of Park Street
Congregational church. when the su-
preme court of errors opened its ses-
sion at Bridgeport. yesterday. Chief
.luslicc \Vtieclcr presiding. There are
37 New Haven and :31 Fairfield
county cases on the docket.
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Ralph llannon. Bridgeport. was
given a verdict of 35.716 in tho cir-
cuit court at \\'lilte Plains. N. Y..
Monday. for loss of a leg. He was
going to New York on a motorcycle
on May 3]. 1922. when he was elde-
swiped by an automobile driven by
Michael Murphy. of Stamford. Han-
non lost :i. log by amputation.
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Members of Hungarian Catholic
Club. who ran a. dance at One of the
imlls on Lexington avenue. last Fri-
mcning. informed the Evening
that the "gang fight"
that broke out Monday night. four-
tccn men participating. had not star-
ted at their dance. as it would apear
from some of the stories told. but that
it was the result of some bad blood
(in v
til Monday night. when all concerned'
met and battled on “'ater street.
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——Thc local agent for Chevrolet
curs, \V. 1!. Austin. of Austin's Garage.
has bun soiling cars since 1914 and
now has a. modern andwcllequippcd
garage with expert mechanics to ren-
-lrr all kinds of service to all model
I‘hmrolcts at any time for the garage:
doors are ncur closed. He also has
a complete line of parts and acces-
who mnv call on him.
Chevrolet owners i “'e would like
to have you register at our booth at
thz- Automobile Show at the Armory.
Space No. 2. right hand side as you
onti r.
Hear the
LATEST DANCE HIT
‘ ‘AUNT HAGAR ’8 BLUES' ’
At
Donnelly’s
YOUR
STRONG
BOX
A box in the safety de‘
posit vault of this bank
is your strong box. It
is the safest place to
keep your papers and
valuables. '
The .
City National 1
Bank
DeCapaua. of thil’ city were married
this morning at the City Hall by City
Clerk Stephen Dokus.
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Miss Elia Kinny. of New l'ilford.
and Mis- Dorothy Pepper. of New
York. have been visiting Miss Alice
Webb. of Railroad avenue“ this
week.
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——Bctter cooked food i_s to be had
by using a “Toledo" firelcss cooker.
We have them. Augevine Furniture
Company.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Alice H. Acton.
daughter of Mrs. Robert Acton of 43
Couch street. to Harold Rafa.
chauffeur. of Darien. The marriage
took place on April 5th. in Port Ches-
ter. N. Y. For the present the couple
will make their home with Mrs.
Acton.
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Drastic orders. issued by the Health
department to cope “1:11 smallpox sil-
from the public schema who had not
been "satisfactorily vaccinated and
principals. teachers and those as-
sociated with the maintaining and
upkeep of the public schools must be
vaccinated at once.
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A hearing in the superior court be-
fore Judge liaincs. at \‘l‘atcibury. on
who was arrested last February in
Montclair. N. J;. was taken to \\'aier-
bury yesterday. on five counts of bur-
glary. lie is believed to have been iii-
volvcd in two of the burglaries for
held in $2.000 bonds awaiting trial in
superior court.
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Inquiries have been received at
Norwalk concerning the motor fish-
ing bout "Hilda and Anna." ('aptztln
Harry Allen. which left. lllock 15-
land last Tuesday with a cargo
live cod that port and has not been
heard from since. Inasmuch as the
run should have boon made in a day
fears are expressed that tho vessr ll
may have gone down in one of last
week's sales.
The third annual interstate confer-
ence of the Connecticut and llhode
Island councils of Jewish women be-
gan at Miskziii temple. in New iiavcn.
yesterday. with Mrs. Milton Simon. of
Hartford. presiding as conference
chairman. Many addrt-sses arc to lie
given and pnpcrs read on subjects
close to immigration and social wel-
fare.
I
The “'omnn's
I
F0 reign M issionn ry
Society hcld thir annual meeting vviih
Mrs. Shafi‘ncr at
the parsonage on
Tuesday evening. The meeting was
largely attended and the smur- oillvc-rs
as last your riveted. President. Mics
Matilda. Smith. vice-president. Mrs.
L'Hommt-dicu. secretary. Miss Sarah
Randall. assistant Secretary. Mrs. A.
N. Paddock. treasurer. Mrs. A. Green-
wood. At the close of the meeting ve-
among the participants. which was freshmt-iits were served 1‘." U10
caused by an argument at a dance on hostess.
Sillurduy evening. the “groucli” be- ° ' ' '
tween the men being carried over un- (fromwvll Lnikiu. who had been criti-
cally ill with plural pneumonia for
about a. “'l'f'k and who had refused to
take food of any description since last
Friday. died at his home in East
Killingly Monday. His death is the
fourth in his family in about tcn days.
all deaths being due to pneumonia.
His sister. Ethel Larkin died a. work
ago Friday night. ills father. Gilbert
Larkiu «lied the following morning.
and an other sir-ter. 'Mary died a few
hours following
father.
the (lCiiiil of ht!
éwit‘tl'
hat
for. 0
I
[Sal
nation in Stamford. bar all children.
the application for an injunction
against Superintendent of I’olict
George M: Beach to restrain him
from preventing Carlo Tresca. anti-
fascisti leader. from speaking in
\Vaterbury. was adjourned for one
week. yesterday.
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Michael Pace. 16. of Waterbury
which Mike lligaldo. 18. is now being «
of-
YOUNG PEOPLE. "
WEIJCOMED‘ .' "
At The
; °mélk"Tmst C0
CINITY NEWS NOTES
\
Julius Joseph Gancy and Esther,
A decrease of $1 a ton in the price
of domestic sizes of coal was announ-
. ced Monday by several Hartford deal-
.ers. Some dealers also announced I
i cut of $2 a ton in the prices of buck-
wheat d'nd pea. coal. The new prices
l are: 688. stove and chesnut coal. $10
a ton: pea coal. $14 a ten; buckwheat.
1 $11 a ton.
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tireless at
l -—“Toledo" cookers
Augevine's.
é East N orwszlk
Samuel Ertelle of Rowan street is
driving a new touring car.
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, William Canneld has resigned his
:position with the Falrfleld Battery
Company.
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: Mrs. Harry Brundage of Van Zandt
lstrcet is confined to her home with an .
‘ attack of the grippe.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
‘ Ladies' Aid Society of the East Avenue 3
‘M. E. church was held yesterday. |
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James Dugan of Fort Point street'
has taken a position with the Fairneld
Battery company.
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Leland Gilbert of Van Zandt street.
is driving a new Star sedan he recently
'purchased from Shufelt Bros. the
local agent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glover and
; family of East Norwalk have returned '
jto their home after a visit with rela-
tixes in \Vcst Norwalk.
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> Mrs. Gilbert Horton of Winfield
street is entertaining the members of
the Buckingham \V. R. C. at her home
today at a sewing session.
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Clarence “'chstcr was suddenly
‘takon ill yesterday with an attack of
acute indigestion. but this morning is
- about again.
I
! Leonard Murphy. a former resident
E of East avenue. and now a resident of
Bridgeport. was a visitor with friends
in East Norwalk yesterday.
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The regular meeting of Troop Non
s. n. s. A. will be held on Saturday!
.avenlng of this week at Community-
hall.
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Motor driven trucks were put to use
this mornin: to replace the horse
drawn trucks at the excavating work
being done. at the site of the new 0. k
K. plant on Van Zandt street.
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Harry Brundngo of Van Zandt
street is conilned to his home with a
painful abscess in his nose. lie re-
ccntly recovered from an attack of
Mood poisoning in his left hand.
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. llnwnrd \\'. Benedict of Osborne
:1\cnllc. is taking the examinations
-for the third year in the ministry at
{the New York East Conference of the.
’Methodint Episcopal church now in
session at Bridgeport.
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Mrs. Robert B. l". Footc. wife of
E the rector of the church is the hostess
iihls afternoon at the regular monthly
missionary meeting of the “’oman’s
gGuild of Christ Episcopal church.
.whlch meeting is being held at the
' i'octory.
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Owing to the illness of Frank Read-
‘mnn. the finals in the pocket billiard
tournnincnt at (‘cllo's parlors. which
was to have lunch run off last night
between ltmdmnn and Ted Pagan.
been postponed indefinitely.
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Mrs. IV. R. Austin of Si Scaview
avenue held an afternoon tea at her
home yesttrday afternoon from'2 un-
til 5 o'clock. under the auspices of
the \Vomim's Association of the South
‘Norwnlk Baptist church. The affair
was well :iltondt‘d and an enjoyable
time was had.
little lady
d Banlchool.
ncc she
Rowayton
1%. Scott Albrecht. grocer at the,
White Bridge. has purchased a new
Ford coupe.
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Mr. and hire. 0. L. Noxon are new
in Tampa. Florida. and expect to to
turn to Rowayton about the first of
May.
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Anyone who has received a key in
return for purchases at Needle's Store
is allowed to try and unlock the
phonograph the person succeeding
will receive the machine.
Darien
A reharsal of the play “The Dust of ; Charity Organization
the Earth". will be held on Fridaineorge Warren will speak.
Congregational :Capltman.
evening. in the
Church.
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The Derien troop. of Boy Scouts.
will meet at the home of Dr. Slaugh- -’ Which Miss Dorothy Hero. of Stars- ALL
ter. from now on every Friday even-
'ing.
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The Ever-Read)’. Circle of
Methodist Episcopal Church. will
hold a meeting this evening at the
home of Mrs. Leo Wright‘s. on the
Post Road.
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The Darien Athletic Club will give
a dance. tomorrow evening. in the
Center School Auditorium. From the
way the tickets are selling a banner
attendance is indicated. Hindley'a Or-
chestra. of Darren, will furnish the
music.
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The Male Quartette. of the Congre—
gational Church. composed of Rev.
George A. Tuttle. R. R. Selleck.
George W. Smith and Merwin L.
Smith sang at the ordination of Vic-
tor Bcalise to the Christian Ministry
at the Rowayton Baptist Church. on
Tuesday evenIng. The Quartette ren-
dered severgl selections. and their
singing of “Lead. Kindly. Light" was
very fine.
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The Adam All-Stars, of Rowayton.
a newly-organised baseball team,
would like to book games with any
baseball team in Darien. between the
ages of 14 16. For games phone Dar-
ien 58-6. The lineup of the All-Stare
follows:
J. Herman. catcher: G. Herman.
pitcher: Hart. first base; Bond.
second base: Albrecht. short-stop:
field; Rogers. center field; and Jen-
nings. left field.
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day evening. the Town of Darien.
showed its progremive spirit. when
they voted 842.00 for six baskets and
volley balls. Athletic training is regar-
ded as necessary now. and is being ad-
vocated all over. and the local people
did right. in voting to appropriate
the sum of money. In the rear of the
Boyle School there is quite a play-
ground and athletic field for the chil-
dren. Superntcndent Leon 11. Rock-
well is encouraging all school ath-
letics. and is organizing baseball
teams in the schools. Both the Nero-
ton Junior High had the Royle School
have formed teams. and expect to put
an aggreeive nltl§ 'ou? on the field.
Other towns are having big athletic
meets and other athletic contests. and
the Town of Barton did a wise thing
in voting for the athletic equipment.
OPHIR CHAPTER INITIATION
Ophir Chapter. No. 52. O. E. 8.. held
a regular meeting last night. at which
time a visitation was made by the of-
ficers and members of Dorie Chapter.
-l\'o. 50 of Westport. The officers of
Doric Chapter exemplified the initia-
tory work in a beautiful and praise-
worthy manner. several candidates
being initiated. Over 150 members
being present. Applications for mem-
bership was received and the Worthy
Matron. Anna Dawson. announced
EVERY FRIDAY
18 BABY DAY
AT nonsense STUDIO
during the month of April. A
beautifully finished 8x10 enlarge-
ment will be given free with each
order of- BABY PORTRAITS on
BABY DAY.
Phone 437 for an appointment.
The Michelson
Studio
rs Washington sum
sou-rs soawum'o‘oss.
‘F. s. LYON ,
_ JOB PRINTING
South lorwalk.
.YOUR’ canton ~
A 1-110 .9! W
_m§vmmr
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THURSDAY, APRIL
another eta. of candidates would be
initiated on‘the evening of April :5.
Following the meeting the guests
were escorted by the members to the
banquet hall. where a dinner was
served.
DOROTHY HERO AT
NEW HAVEN SOCIAL
WORK CONFERENCE
NEW HAVEN. April 12.——The
Opening session of the Connecticut
conference of social work will be held
here tonight. Practically every social
agency in the state will be represented
and public health delinquency and
charity work. in general will be dis-
cussed. Tonight's session of the con-
ference will be held in Center church.
:11 Temple street. and tomorrow and
Friday nights the convention will be
held in Sprague Memorial hall. 128
College street.
President James R. Angeli of Yale
university. will make the presidential
address tonight and Miss Rose Por-
127 'I.
Yes—ham; a— .
.i at. 5..
roof—but 5:11 a .734“
clause—fir.g.:_.3:5_'k»7
the. Catholic Diocesan bureau to be held
ter and Edward L. Parker of the
society. and
Mrs. S.
president of the Bridge-
port Council of Jewish Women. is
serving on the committee in charge
of the Section of Community Life of
After all, it is a {33;
building and a TC-i‘f
responsibilities 1‘-
tbe material yr; .«3-
weather and c:—.;.
i v
ford is chairman. Miss Victoria Lara-
mour of the local Catholic bureau will
speak at the annual meeting of the
Sunday afternoon following the sea-
“ons burning house
disas' ter.
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The more a man blows the less it
““1"!- So you must gt: 1'3"};
the decisicn 112:... :, -_
“‘fire-rcpcllcnt :1; -' -..
CORNS causethefire-r-:;-_.i j_;—-
can burn. -
Shingles — .
Asbestos SEE-1k. ., __
Add up all :1; r ., “I
and put all the CT"; . _ .
mind can 51:21:: '1
thought of fire 5.
you'll insist c3
ville Asbestos SELL.-
a'...‘ A I:
Lift Off. with Fingers
7 .
:
Let us show you semi-.3 1-:
quote prices.
SOUTHERN CC‘NN.
ROOFING CO.
91 Washing-«:1
So. Norwalk.
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
Kelley. third base; W. Herman. right Shortly you lift it right of! with fin-
"'Freezone" for a few cents. sufficient
At the town meeting held on Mon-’to remove every hard cam. soft corn.
"Freezone" on an aching corn. in-
stantly that corn stops hurting. thcn
.il.
gers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle off
Good lnvesliiaenls
or corn between the toes. and the
callouses. without soreness or irrita-
t in.——Ad'. . - ' , ) v.
° ‘ Norw aih Tire é. lam,-
bcr,Pfd.
J. & J. Cash, i’fcl.
Norwaik Loci; 41-...
Yale & Towns
Prices on R8‘_‘
Maplesé‘GoldscEi
FLOWERS AT MECKEL’S
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
\Vhatever the occasion where flow-
ers are needed—cut flowers. potted
plants. palms. etc.. this establishment
is in a. position to furnish the choicest
of stock. Then. too. an important
feature here is the artistic design
work for funeral pieceHnd conser-
vative prices is the rule at all times.
The auto delivery which is maintained
greatly facilitates the handling of
orders at all times. "Say it with flow-
midi
era" that come from Mcckel's. The __l
Florist. 58 Van Zandt street. Phone ‘7 ;
3076-2.—~Advertisement. . KING TUT IS IDA-ll) .
But Here IS 3 l 3“ tr,"
i King Tut Pumps
WILLIAH W. DAWSON, Jr. a
$2.90
so 50. Main St. nicpm 333, ‘ All sm--.
l ' y! Y“
soon-i NORWALK. CONN. * SELF-SER sK‘L
SHOE STt iii;
1 8 N0. Main St. Sc. furl L
One Stop l‘rnm l » l r
T" 0'" Wk: Balm, a quick
relief of pain. For the external q
treatment of rheumatism. neu- _ ‘ “r ‘ J
“‘8“- 50'6 muscles. etc., 26c tube. W. DE BRL l i all.
n. a. snap _
. Prescription Pharmacist ‘Pamter .-
3 No. Main St. 3o. Nomalk. Ct. Interior Decor‘...‘
— and ——
— Mural Painter
'Phonc 1:13: -‘t
‘ l:- iouch St. South ‘ ”3-s-
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THE A“ J
‘ A complete assortnum if Hist-ml;
TIME SAVED {or \"nldow Drapcrnw lil Pith
‘ SWISS. St'l'lnls. .‘latlrih. lcr.) ”1
Cretonnes and .‘Yarqulu in. :il
E. K. B \‘I-LS'
nv GUUIM silliil'
in keeping track of your
affairs by the bank’s
keeping your books and
the ability to give the ex-
act change in writing your
check, more than offsets
the tune lost in coming
here with your deposits.
TRY IT 1 Open an ac.
count today. The amount-
need not be large.
Under ‘Iflllat‘kl-llli) ”4 l
‘5-97 “'05! \‘ll‘lzlllxiflil r'ri-
WlVTH NUI{“.\I ix
1
Like clothes, your E1355“
should be suitable for
the occasion.
Tile People’s
Trust Co.
0
W. A. McClelland
, Incorporated
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Norwalk Chronicler