”ca. Bishop
on on "1
services. hv'
mm I M
i
rns. lilies and 9 .
congregation. s r
ed at 4 o'cloc
son by Suffrags:
Acheson at St.
The churr
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Previous to . ‘
heavenly
,
/
.. for-7
on “Eld-
‘ /¢"\)Ck.
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.m‘g- of 68 Spring
1"“ ul' 3”. and Mrs.
(’c'rfiilillii'til‘d )i-slcrdtly.
' s s
,ui‘ovt- Vlt'll‘oin nl Donnelly's
“‘~.Kly pawlicnls. Stare‘ open
is? until 9 p. in.
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2’.”_ laihrl )1. 'I‘lvlmut and son‘ ‘of,
.p
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“.hitv i‘luins. m'v 5!"lliiillf{ tho “2w 1;.
(with Mrs. 'l'rvlmlli‘s [ull’i nifi. Mr. llli ii
. 3113. R. A. .‘iiii‘, m‘ ‘.‘l (filly strait“
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The regulrlr monthly mot-ting of the
Nor-walk lluililillc. loan & lnx-vstmcnt‘
Association will in“ ilt‘ili tomorrow at;
the oiliccs 01' Taylor & Golden. Inc.
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The adjmlrnrtl mootlllg of the com--
mon council of IN” city will be held.
tomorrow m'cnlng at 8 o'clock att‘he'
council Chfiiiiiit'i'fi, l‘ity llall.
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“—“IHHS “ “r”, <1. 1m“ L I I 595:0!‘(213)’ afternoon that. a 83118 of;sta.to in Bridgeport on Thursday eve—l Yesterdafis bad weather privsnto:
Thnmlmr- in”. or liming..." mom,“ boys Were engaged in a crap same on! ning. April 19. Tile mnoting will be i local boatrnsn from doingumuct wgge
has “an... “-0.... .... u... ...cum 0‘ .1 Taylor avenue. The police inveau- held, in the. Hotel fitratl‘icld st SIX on their orbit in prepoira‘ ion or u”
Ito" lili‘illilm’ in front 01‘ his prawn?- gated but the ho)" had 8039‘ o'clock. Following the meeting. the coming season. Mnny 301 ng psi-
buildings. “hit-ll il" iliiS llad mow-d. ° ’ “ -
lvuck :l consul: l'.li>il‘ iii‘~f.'lii(‘i‘. ' The continued case of Edwsrd . ,
. . . i'i‘utiio. of Shepard street. charged ETT ‘
A mllnln r n' ll~-- lulnl momhcrs of ’ “"3" "53”"! “1th dangerous WN‘DOI‘A BATH TUBS B ER THAN
th» all-wt in. mi \‘.uli.0 rs attomled thy: . ““8 firlhl'i‘ continued for one week »_ '
county lilt’t‘iliijJ ilrivi in the Park City} this morning b." Judge Nelimuh Csn- AFRICAN WATER HQIJES,
m SAYS EXP: was WIFE
. 0 0 0 . ' —-—Somcthing new for ”him". Key -.. .. .o-,,_,... ..
A rummarn ”'4: for Dny Nllrst‘ry to. rings. match hoidt‘rs. ash trays. ace 1 - “w a
bu hl-lvt Thurs-lily {ln'i 1-‘riclny, April : lllclll at Camilla. Gilt. Shoppe, 68 “’sll ,. ’, ,
19-20. Hanlorii lilock. North Mnin'Slri‘Ct-
ltrcpt. .\rtii‘|ns \l'lii he TCCPiVC‘d at: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eilcock or
\Vr‘ilstn- stront, for sale.
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Ladlecnnlnrs Lorine mot recently
and mnrin tinnl Ml'lllll““lill‘nifl for tho
hot roast lwvl‘ sumwr to lm hold on
Wednesday llicht from 5 to 7 in Ito-i.
Men's Hail. \Vnrlllintfton strect
s s
—Hnrrls I: (Ina.
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A special mo-lirr: nf tili‘ hoard of
Health is to lm illtili Lolllorruw niulit
at the Norwrllk high school. va'vrnl
matter! of importance is'to come up ‘
before thosesslon. ~ '
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nursr‘ri'.
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’l'llril‘s All
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Rohcrt G. Mitchell. of lP‘nx Hill:
R0111]. ilns rt‘i‘il‘nml from l'ltinn. erv'
York. wiurn ho \i:ilml lvis vuntliv r.
'Mrs. .‘Im‘y H. Ilitl‘lzc-l. who is improv-
ing from n rot-("t svrirllls illnrss.
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‘Mrs. Arthur Paddock of Scavl-‘w
nvonur‘ is ill at lmmn with dihillhl'l‘il.
tlllll .‘lzll‘y liviil ivl' lllzrlltiml li\t.illic is
ill with rhirlw lilm‘: :lmmrllim: to rv-
ports lllnvlr» in i'l‘. ltl'lwrt l2. i‘t-rdllw.
hcallll nllit l'l'. li‘~"l' iii" \u-(vk «lid.
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Officers of Rnitorv (‘. 192d Artillcrx"
and tho (_'Oiiii72li 'l‘l':lin will "lit‘iililtiil“
xntllcr‘ml: «if T'nlimlril (illzil-ri 0ili<‘-l.<
of lhr‘ llillt‘ tit oiiulmr lit iii" Strniilt-lti
in Bi‘idzrpmt this ovr‘nillc.
1h!- «iinnvr tile r-t‘lvrrs will nttnnd tho
i
.ficbcs
a. .
.
0‘3-1’3'110 O“
(
_-'h10
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—-Dou Dresses for 100 «on. slso szl
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 'l
3. R. Ave. Phone :90.
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\Vinfleld Scott of as West. Washing.
: ton atl'cct has gone to Danbury where
i in; is to visit his sister. for a. few days.
hé having received word that she was
iii.
'M'r. and Mrs; William Lauder. who
spent the winter-season in New York
in
city. have re-opened their home
France street.
The regular monthly meeting of the»
‘ iNorwaik Building. Loan and Invest.-
mt‘nt Association will'be hold tomor-
row at the office of Taylor a: Golden.
Inc.
Prof. Alexander Toth of Franklin-
?Murshuii College, Lancaster. Pm. was
a visitor with Rev. snd Mrs. Gabriel
Deluxe and- family of Lexington avo-
nuc. yesterday.
a 0‘0.
Complaint was-mode to the policsl
Couch street are in Asbury Park to-
They left on Saturday to remsin
over the week-cnd. the oocsslon being
their twenty-third.
«lay.
:l mlnllrntion of
vu dding anniversary.
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.‘Jlss Lillian Valiioni. of Bsugstuck.
fillii Thomas \‘cnto. also of Sougntuck.
tho
. l‘ltlirch of the Assumption in‘ West-
Mr.
and .‘il‘s. Mnisnno were the best man
\\""l"‘ married this morning t!
)rUl'l ivy ltev. Richard J. (‘urrolL
and bridesmaid.
Frank George Csriton and Mary
Margaret. Stafford. both of this city.
were married at 11 o'clock this man..-
ill;: at the City ”rill by Justice of the
couple
“cro nttcntlt'li by Arthur Primtly and
i'i.lcl‘Hl(Pilm Uokus. The
M rs. l'Illlily lions.
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Frrd Hourany reported to the police
that snmv‘onr had hrokrn into a host.
Perils docks. near tho
Monday night's gang
mill. anti had stolen n suit. of clothes.
:1 cup. two pairs of shoes. six shirts
li':_klti :lt iiit‘
ff'l‘!](‘ of ins!
and six pairs of socks.
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An nutomohilc. Connecticut regis-
il‘ulion ntlmili-rs. at 505. sideswiped an
:llilnlnuhlle drivcn by Frank Plcciono
Following on lily uvcnuc hill. r-arly last evening.
It'nding the mudguards of Picciono's
3.),“
0V in"
t fur-
V, billiard” m
ii costl‘ for asssult. psid
ping. the total mount
e npl’lllfl'ood A. C. held a prise
. ‘.‘iz and prize fox trot st Kish Hull.
. 'msington ,svenuo on isturduy even.
ing. the strait being well attended.
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At 8 o'clock tomorrow mw,st,
It. Muir's chm-mmmsn.mesmb-
mind.mass»for- the into. like. {Aunt
' wiilbcbeld.. . .-
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man. of martian for. Nils Mary.
Want ud__As¢pony Rm. bot-h
of Romans-wore suscunceduxester-f
dsy morning at services at at. Mary's
church. ' ‘ ' ' ' -
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Trout: fishermen were disappointed
‘ the weather turning cold ‘over
turday and: Sundsy. Several fishing
parties planned for the week-end were
culled out because-of the 'éoid'westh-
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George Wax-go. of the Hill section.
psrkedhls cal- too long on East Wash-
ington street on-_ the. mozg'psrklng"
side this morning and plasma by
Patrolmsn Toothlll..'His ‘csss- will
come before the downtown com-Lister
during the week.
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The annual tuning-post}! "Wan-
oxnu Council, No.‘ 32. Degree of
Pochontns. I. O. R.*‘n;r will clon-to-
night at Red Mon's’_ hsll."15 Main
street. M the post. Saturday night.
Ming filled to capacity. The ‘sev‘oi‘sl
booths did a fine business during me
running. Dancing was enjoyed .to
music by Svsc’s orchest
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Bovorsl of the local priests~plnn to
sltond the cclebrslion to he held :nl
Hurtford on Wedncmy.‘ May‘ ’2. 'ln
honor of the thirteenth 'uunivsrsury
of the consecration.of Bishop John
J. Nlian. A pontiflcsi high mass will
be celebrated by Bishop Nilsn in
St. Joseph’s Cathedral on the day of
the anniversary.
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Local National Guard officers hsve
;rocclved orders from Ath. Genersi
i
_ Psrk City‘Cosst Artillery bstunon.
there was s largo attendance. the‘ hall-
qu'i'cm' um attend the military an
to"bo glvsnst the Brim»??- 8%
Wander the auspices of fill.
wilmcticqggme on the,Wlose lot yo.-
1.611137. ‘ ’o s 0
Mr. and Mrs. M,’ D. ma... of w
ayenus were visitors in New York
”city yesterday.
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Rev. L. Earl Schnfi'ner and 1730
ha a returned to their home hero -
"tel? attending the New York lost an.
:forcnos in Bridgeport ' '
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Ted Dunno snd FFs‘bk‘ Rem-1mm.
will meet in the finsjs of the pocket
billsrd tournament. at Cello's parlors
on \Vednasdsy evening of this week.
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A stasm shovel arrived today to be
used at the Cult Pasture road work.
by Stryker & Stryker. the contractors
whq have the work well under pray.
0
Mrs. Fred Fey of Strawberry mil
is sbo’ut scam after“ hsvlng under-
gone an operation in New York city.
Her many friends sre glad to learn
of her convalescncc.‘
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Mr. and Hrs. W. R. Cartwright of
as cove avenue are planning to lsavs
ill-o first week in May for a m or
eight weeks trip to England and the
Continent.
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A rehesrsal of 9. Concert by the Eat
Norwalk Improvement Assoéisuon
will be held at the home of Hrs.
Grace Hang-limit Evcrsiey avenue. to.
night at 8_ro‘clock .
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‘(ieorge M. Cole to attend a meeting
of all National Guard officers in the
win“ JOHNSON. who mulled be
Mm uni-tin Jena wt: .0 “By re-
0 America is—b'stb cunt” aid 0 recon
turned to the United States after accompanying her husband on an
Afr-lab expedition; “sno- brought forth a. photogrspb showing the method
abs bad to use on Ballard” nights in. British East Attics. whore wan:-
» Ms Activates
tbs! wars phased but to so can.
called boson-s 'of the high seas wore
kicked up but!» gels that. swept
siong the Sound. ~ '
, ‘ 9 o s 0
Amp". Pour. who owns several
cottons ‘st Gregory .Point has tour-
nod to East Nos-walk sitar spending
the winter tour-lug South America.
In. Petty is getting his com ready
for the sum season.
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Workmes arexbually W is
olasning up the grounds of tho Nor-i
walk. Country Club for the summer
on suspected to
commerce st tbs club shout the first
of the month should the another
provs foyer-able. _
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Rev. 3. Irving Wgtkiss. former
pastor of the East avenue M. E.
church. who was compelled to resign
his pastorate hero beauss of ill-
bosltb. has not been retired on a
psnsiom by the New York East Gon-
foronoo. which met last week at
mm Rev. Hr. W and his
wife up making their home in ma-
dlotown where they formerly lived.
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Workman have started to dig the
ditch along Owl? Boulovnrd pro-
paratory to tho lsylng of the gas main
that will supply Marvin Bosch resi~
dances with gas. Hsny of the residents
there have started work on the lay-
ing of pipes from their houses to the
main libs. in order: to msko connec-
tions as soon as is possible. The ad-~
west’bfgsstoubrvlnBoacbisvsl-y
Acceptable to the msuy redolent:
there. and will undoubtedly menu
thst it will become more of an all-
yssr-round residential section than
over before. ' .
‘ Rowayton
..r. and Mrs. John Lines moves _
dsy from their residence on Highland
svenuo to Lewis street.
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A Gauntlet: from the Dsrien
ilotbodlst W Church. com-
pound of Mr. and firs. Hurry lanes-
mas. ura- J.’ w. lion-ms ssd Hrs. u.
3. Mn. motored to Brim 011‘
Friday evening. and attended the con-
ference belng‘held at tho First new-
odlst Church in Bridgeport. Rev J. UV,
llorgsu returned with the party.
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A. J. flandmeyer sud Brothers, of
Noroton Heidi". and D. EuWebb. 0!
the Pmnmmthclrmonex-
bibit at the auto show. held in the
Norwulk Armory. the past ~week.
Mesa-s. Sandman:- bud a. beautiful
Gerda” car on display. with metal
trimmings sround the doors. while 1).
E. Webb had a. Case five pa-engcr
sedsu on display.
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The Farms Rotisserie. on the Post
Bond. in Darien. owned by Jack
Rose. opened for the season on Sat-
urday‘. with s. largo s. cc. This
is the second season for this place.
whloh proved to be very popular last
year. by virtue of the well cooked
and savory food served. road chick-
en being a. speculw. During the win-
ter month; the not.“ has under-
gone marked improvements. which
include an enlargement of the two
wings of the building. This give-ud-
dltions! kitchen room and pnvides
seating accomodations nor on. hun-
dred persons. A wide shell driveway
is another of the improvements. Chef
Gaston will remain in chsm of the
culinary department drying the com-
ing season.
J acoby’s
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Stm‘On-i'tm c»
ii (3.7,
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v- .... . 5‘1" .
SOLD iii 24;“ ciiu.
CHARLES J. “...!
CONTRAi‘Ttm a“ 3
12.14 No. in... Street.
NB MEN AND wow.
THE HOME 03' “3. mass
The Ilowsyton Civic Association
will hold their monthly meeting in the
hose house this evening. i
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sun Frances Bond has returned to?
‘bsr studies at tho Norwalk High;
school. sfter several dsys' illnaes. ‘
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Isle: menu. of crockett meet.‘
hu resigned his position with the Loo}
Roy Shirt Gummy. South Nomik. i
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A rehearsal of the Old Follu' Con-i
cert. will be held this evening. at the-
home of the sccompanlst. Mrs. Esrlsi
P. Stevens.
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Mr. and Mrs. hancls A. Doggett
have returned to thelr homo on High;
lsnd avenue. after spending the win.
tor months in New York city.
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The 141““ Aid Society of the
RoWsyton Methodist Episcopal church
will meet st the home of Mrs. Eugene
Cum on Wednesdsy afternoon at I
lzlo o'clock. to new.
W -
Darien
Edgar Kline. sr.. of Reading. Conn-
wss fined ‘50 lust week in the Town'
Court. when he was arraigned tori
rookie. driving.
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Five truckloads of furniture paued
through Darien. Fridsy morning st 1
o'clock. enrouto from Richmond.
Virginia. to Hartford. Conm
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Eugene Clark. popular motorman
on the Norwslk Stamford line. eu-
Joyed s dsy's rest. from his traction
duties on Saturday. Stanley Mayhew
substituted for him.
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Grand Juror Msrttn J. absugbnessy
sud Officer Ernest L. Grout were
called to the fstsi accident on Thurs-
day night. on Maple avenue. as well
as the Stsmford police.
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burnout McKibbtn and William
Gustsfsom of South Not-walk. were
visitors in Dsrien on Friday evening
snd sttsndod tho dance given by tho
Darlen Athletic Club in the Center
School.
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Chorus 1!. Smith. of Mansfield avo-
nue. set out 20 peach oind apple trees
at his home. White Oak Shade Farm.
SooOur
BEAUTIFUL
FLOOR LAMPS
Just the Gift for the Bride.
Donnelly’s
...-s
Try our Anslgesic Balm. s quick
relief of pain. For the external
trontmcnt of rheumatism. nest-
rslgis. son- musclrs. are. 250 tube.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
W8.__flo ”sin 8!. Bo. Obi-walk. CI.
1
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Just as the automobile has sup-
plied the transportation
needs of every family. the
laundry of today supplies ev-
ery sanitary need from the
roughest wash to the finest
finished fabrics. _ _
Our telephone is 790 — all us
snd s representative win an
and explain our different
services that we cin offer
7°3- '
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NORWAII sum
”matron: mummi-
W700
on mm. an. Smith is also begun;
tying the grounds with abrubboq.
plants. and trees. ~
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Ernest L. Gross who for the past
two yours has been truffle officer of
the Town of Dal-lea. entered upon
“mainlinmd
his new duties in the Home Bank can
Trust Comps”. this morning. Mr.
v s.
> 22nd A Birthday
APRIL 15, 1923.
Capital
50,000
50,000 '
50,000
_. 50,000
6,131.79:
33.5mm
55,877.32
first annual in“ of ilzr- military 0F 1var. The driver of the other car did
[anizuti'ons of iii" stutc. lnot stop. . . .
Q - 13:7 r—‘v‘mi .\ hcal'ing is being held today by
x» (Telllponsution Commissioner Edward
H 'i‘. Buckingham at the City Hall in
Ii the compvnsation claim of Clarence
. , 1‘2. Crofoot vs. the Hatch 8; Bailey. for
.9 “i compensation for disability arising
from a hernia sustained while work—
. " i r ti
‘ , ‘ us or 10 com on '.
‘é ‘ .p o y o
H Local dog owners hsvs received en-
ti try lists and catalogues of the third
‘_ ~ _ annual dog show to be held by the
u 5 iiiWanis club. of Hartford. in the
TI i Church street auditorium. May 4 and
-.. ' 5». George 1“. Foley. superintendent of m W d.m
l! . l the Danbury Fair dog show. is super- W OB m M
H i; intendenf- «the Hartford show. 300-10ka biggest
. fl . o v o
i! if} A special meeting of. the South
H at Ll Norwnlk Boat club will be held at the
.‘ {: il'iliil rooms on \Vcdncsdny evening of
W .- _ this work at. 7:30 o'clock. The bmar holes whore stoma“ come ‘0 W
~.'- In I}, committee will hold a. meeting tomor- 0903 Plum“ ‘
H 0 a gozfy-cningJatJ'llo'clock at. the offices ' ' '
. ., torney . . . nsweilor. Wuhlng- ‘W
H 9 ton street. in order that all affair. ‘
U S "' connected with the recent bazaar —
I0 ucceSS 0 to may be finished up.
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u t ' Patsy stuvino. srrssted about 7
id _ u. O'clock Saturday night on Bouton i
h Someone has said that street by Patrolman John finlth was
’ mecca 13 getting what arraigned before Judge George H. i
it you ...... n this i- ...... mil? Li..t£:..i°"lti":.$:.".:r"
. . ' . w c on
then saying W111 help you 3! and breach of the ace. savino'
pe was
it succeed, for randy money it tlned- $1 and costs. mounting to
{i will enable ’ you to gut. fl "3-30 in 3“- .
p - of h 4 ‘ "
A 5:33 . t e things you 1 A report was received st. police mu
‘ . . ' headquarters about '8“? o'clock int . -» -
r. _ . GI Eighti that a man had fallen Over-
. m ambitious e A car -st the Ferris cod docks. "' '
.‘ y one of euro“ ” Patrolman Robert Guns:- responded April”! 15ml ~
.I milling pal} IE and fbtmd'thot m mun mm ‘ A 15,1903
books as B passport to 2 rescued by some .of his friends and. . m ~ .- ‘ -* -
,1 success We have one for n hsdlgeent than to his home; His noise -A’gll 15,1967
‘ .' ‘ cou no ucertsined.-. , - " -— ‘ "v‘ ' “’““‘ ‘
* s! A vet-y large crowd lftondod the ' ‘ in 3:9}.
, .. _ . . _ ‘ . A. H prize: wsltz and fox trot,“ was , Jung-".15
. —- us even bythesm‘ " ’A. ... " m m
, V 9! at Kieh hall. Gail's’qrchostrs furso‘ A” ‘
, ll pinned music for dancing. Nut Is!-
So.- Norwaik ..~ "mum‘s-u" .. "“
y as 2&1: Buliloonllght d” ‘ ' it W I
“ I '0 Orchestra. mil.” 0!
.. . .. .. .0- .. . . ’ ‘ the music.
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‘ .. . m s 1! Funeral antennas _Bosry Oliver
. H Smith wen. bola-s hie-o‘clock pos-
. ii term afternoon from tho home 0! his
, , brother... Georgi A.“ ‘01. w
_ . Park. Rev Loni. ' ‘
it . p. Emu. roster of
n and at
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A.
Surplus & Profits
75,230.13 "
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JUST A FEW
WORDS
To You as a Parent:
The success of your chil-
dren, to as large extent,
will depend upon 'the start:
you give them when they
are young;
4 N orwalk T
FINDDOOY “nil-vim: 7. '4 ~
3 >‘N‘I .. ..
X 8 France #1.
l’iiom- ills-l-z 5.31;}
, Din“ 7: 'l
FARM ROTIZE-‘W
N
; Poe: Rri 2:1;
‘ ‘1‘: 1-,. .1
‘. Clix. .ch 2751‘
$1.0:
Take a. CT.:.::: .1?
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TEETH “it
I do rm“
muttor hut-c
)iinit. I .
removable
- prices.
iii}; I H 0‘
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DR. SL033
102
Phone 3129
F'v'll‘w ‘
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0 Luis. .
PATZXTQ.
Wooster 22:11 F145.
is. u. W005'12': ' '
‘u
ATTORNEL‘
Fomerly Ex::.-. ‘ a;
1115 MAlN S’.. E" 21.:-
Send for l: - .
Good Inz'estitei
F...
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“d .
L-\. L- A-M‘-
ber,Pfde ....i-n'
.J.& J. Cash. i’fd.
Norwalk Lock (‘0...
Yale & Ton-no ....l.
Prices or. 125;"
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MapleséfGoIdsciw
8 Maple“) asmrtln :1:
{Or “'nldow i':::;.:
5.153. Scripts. Kin-inn.
‘Q'Q‘onnos and Marqznutzw
~- E. K. BAR’
DRY GOOils H. 1::
° ' ‘ ‘ Under Mahlicki-rm i1"!!!
(5-47 West “'a‘lzzllgtsncfl'fi
' ' SOUTH S(‘i:\\'.&i.h.
' .
.Itisnotsomuchtho ‘
amount of money you
lasts them, as it is the
kind of hsbits they learn
from you.
Are you teaching them
to save money 1 If not—
BIGIN HOW—One dollar
is enough to start an sc-
e'ount. , ‘
SERVANT or All
This bar}:
ashamed to lie 6.: 91.:
BerVant_ \i'egz‘: ...
serve you. Toot: l
cuse a man i 1' {2,21 '
tution has for .1: .
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