.3. .
;. .n‘ 'h""";" :5"an1 .
Council.
prize pinOChlc
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1
6
Kr. and Mrs. M. Knplan of Concord
t motored to New York today
[here they will spend the week-end.
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of doll repairing.
Ave. Phone :90.
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~80ft hats and Caps O'Briens.
Kiss Edith Mother and Miss Louise
in of Crescent Terrace are spend- 1
lpg tho day in New York city.
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9
That's
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-Hs.rris dc Cans. Al
I
Joseph Mellitz of Gottieib's
rs o a
—-Soft hills
Frank Goodchild of Garner stun-t
attended the farewell dinner given to
10rd Robert Cecil at the Hotel Astor. 2
New York city,
last night.
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—Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnellys
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9 p. m.
0
Members and friends of Lincoln
enjoyed 11
following the
No. 4. O. 1'. A. )i..
conhut
egular meeting last. evening.
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-—Electric fans overhauled and ad-
Cullen.
usted by experts. Call 111.“.
0 “fall street. Phone 558.
Not Greenberg of Scribner avenue;
will spend tomorrow in
and attend the game at the
Grounds.
—liarris &. Guns.
O
Pride of Ifneus Council, D.
hail. “Washington street.
the dance held last evening under the
auspices of
I.
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That's all.
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“Harris 6:. Gans.
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There was a cowl
Butler Lodge.
0. O. F. at Otltl Fellowa lizlii.
Main street.
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-—Fox Trot Cont1 st.
‘ Ruben WV Chuck” of spring street
”on; may in New Haven. _
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—Don Dresses tor 10¢ each. also all
Doll Shop. 7
l
clothing
store is confined to his home on Bay-
view svenus with an abscessed ear.
:vnd caps-«(J'brivn'x
Store open
That's sii.‘
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1‘0“" Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith this
morning said that only about half of
-the dog owners of- the city had up
I Deal‘t'tl so far to register their pets and
f i‘ secure their 1023 licenses. ills office
0 .
attendance at .
No.
South;
l-‘iliv of Stnnu
Sat-1
ford and Krezlmcr of iii-irixzeporl.
u
C ton only. it was said today. Last year
A' ' . . . ._"|illt‘ confusion was caused in)’ people
‘ . chill; in the 7:30 mass by the new
A number of local lluncnrinns are" _ , ‘ .
planning to attend the melting in H. lilin. “-1.11. the nnnduncemtnt this
1 ('
hu'd :11 linkor'zl llnli. :rlduvrhrt. 10.;3 “‘r'
mono“ nt'ternnnn. \vlll-n "0”“ 1"”‘1 111.11;. 111.1: .-1 ‘1. pirsmu 1ti\cs st-
nlos Szechenyl. llllnguliun amlulsslh ‘ ‘
dor to the L’nito-d States will speak.
rday night. Kish lluli.
0
—Fox Trot Conn s1
S1 ringwood
l“l‘il\ 11? Slum—1
S:ll-'
ford and it’rtumer of lill‘iltzo port,
urday night.
A
Kish Mail.
The Standard Amusement Company
of tho'Norwnlk High school will give
Springu and
on.“ <:“"o§ ‘vfisawmvriw a:
The Chi-Slams! demo
be at tho storo o: The
126 Washinston strait. on 130m. u. said- ~ ”has Palmer ' suns. '11:. rolls would be lost as
Tuesday and Wednesday. It will by w'flnMI-r manninmgstg @919: 3;: 0. Good Night . . . ........ Parks they are as they sou ,d be paved over. Mr. am 113', .‘ .
well wort hyour while to call and so! On mg, own ”1‘." '1“ be 91 m is of tho «. w“ W W m,” NWO them. purchased a (.1 . E,-
. what can be done with this product. “pm ti), mt Christin; y urged to “1;?” ”8:11: W of thy I has W and that the sense .' . .
. s o 0 church. =- inguit viii- botho I I :1: Teach of“. Rd“ is was; of the mootlniwas tho selectmen Mr. and 3er ;
ML and MH' Jesse Schoolhouse 0’ ‘ ° . ' “19.0“!!! with the new pastor. The belt! mach naps-um Q! the P 1 M 999!“ t Vith the 0“ 1 have 0"‘1'11 .- : :' ‘
32.12;: uranium?“ ..... convene We were“ .. We" mm .. ... m... m 3.... “ “3”” emu-web? ......'.-°""’° .. ‘31:. ...".'1.......:; .°.‘"§"l.?.§ review -:-
ing. where Mrs. Séhoolhousc's uncle. 33:11:13.3; new dwell ng on Bay.- follow the meeting. Loon mach Rm“ ‘3 chm The lino. The decision for this lies with place. 51‘. _~. . ‘
Ben Welch. the famous comedian. is '1. 9 , Ill “1° M matter tho sofoctnion 'ind no town meeting to \\'psgp(:: , " “
playing.
fto fulfill an engagement at B.
home.
0. O. F. bids.
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A well attendcd'danco was
ington avenue.
:30 pople attended the dance.
music for
Luskay's orchestra.
jnmin Lepofsky. Day street
(‘ourt of Common Pleas.
on his appeal from the verdict
Judge Nehemiah (‘nndeo who
him $1.30 and sentenced him to
quor.
F. M. Cullen. \Vull street.
3.33.
60
New York. 1
i
‘ do):
May 1.
131.00 penalty.
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! Tomorrow. St.
Observe the time of the
D7.
tstnn'iurd lime.
17:3" o‘clock (standard time).
lilt'il’ clocks ahead tonight.
[ttnllni the Distritt Ladies' Aid 50-
ll" tv conu- ntlun lull ut the Norwalk
M.l2.c‘l1111 h )vsieiduy. i. ighty
plultlic glilwnliu-«l 1h" :~ asion in all.
l)l'. \\'.
int: 1::
ll.
Iii to Hit: couvuntnn. At 1
"-l by llll'
Villa: ill“
at 2 o'clwk and
Norwnik Ladles' Aid .0.
meeting opened
lulisilmss
n. anon this evening in the Ventral”... .\lr~. t; 1;; Godfrey “f Stamford.
71'1”“ C“- "ml'HM: 'l-"H- Th" H'—"‘"‘” [llflfidl'lit of 17m 141-1411;. Arrange-
D‘e‘m Mnntvl‘l‘y orchestra “in rm" moms \\li'1~ ivizlule to hold :1 picnic on
xlish mush.- fnr d-lm‘llm. July 111;
o o o o s a
'—'5- Parkes Cadman on "The Mil“ The guarantors of the (‘hnutnuqua
sion of the lteplliviiC." $0!th Norwalk h: lvl 21 meeting on “Raina-allay 0-
Methodlst Church. Monday ovt-nillr: “ing :11 1h.- fifnrr‘ of the Horhnm
April 30 at sevrn o'clock (standnld (Running; :lt uhirh lime plans for
time) fifty cents. this, the third. 3.1;:11‘ of (flulutillluua
. 0 . in Norwullt. »\u-ru discussed. The
A regular rucvlllll: of the 511111}, l‘liuuzuuquu .\s»m-iution will open its
Norwnlk lmrnt llub 1:1 31 limlulvl to ln' , ucrlc‘s program in Norwalk on June
held next \\‘r;1lus-:<rluy eveninu. Mily ‘ Bird of this your. the location ”‘0‘ 10
2nd. :11 1h.- 1:1111 q11.11-1--r_u, \\';11.~1-‘lvr~ :luummcml inter. .\(‘(‘nt’llilli{ to
street. All m- ull-1;: .1111 :1:-l\..| in n[— the pl'r-itmm lil\(‘ll to the guarantors.
tend. ling ycll'v lli'UL'l‘lllll \liil in) the best
‘ ‘ ‘ to l1:1\r- l-oon pl‘l'w-lltmi im-nlil'. illltl
The Hospital \"hist tillh \xi'i hold furlhvr details ol‘ this pill also he
an cloning Kt .uion :11 the Norwnlk uiven inlvl'
Country «lul- on Friday evening, 1 ~ ._..__.._ .. .. _——-
May 4th. llinner \lill l1-- Hvrvccl :lt CONN. i.l(.llT&P0\H-‘.R(‘0.
7:30 o'clock.
hing nt curds.
to im full-1'1'.‘«~l ivy {ill (-31 -
_..._....._ ._. ._....__. i
We know a young couple
who began to save for a.
home about eight years
ago. At that time their
goal seemed a. long way
off, but now they have
reached it The small
mortgage will be paid off
in the same systematic
wsy
A definite purpose is an
old to saving. Make the
Vgosl worthy of the effort.
then save until you
reach it.
So. Norwaik
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; [\SI 1. .-\ CHALLENGE
1 To the Sillll'lillg‘ Editor. Evening
Sc utlur l
' i‘ile t onuecticut Light 8:. Power
1: (mnpnnt 1.1mm]! team wishes to use
1your COllllllS to it k Saturday afteru
1llnun gunn :1 ulth ii‘wir local industrial
teams. “or linu-up includes such well
known slurs :m Mulvoy. Cook. Mason.
Bender. lirov.‘ and Johnson. .
Although this is the first season we
'. have orgnnizcd a tenm. we feel that
with the pimers mentioned above. we
will be able to gho an interesting ac-
count of ourselws.
' Address all communications to
HARRY l‘iltOW'N. l'lnsebnll high.
Cure Connecticut Light & Power Co.
MARY G. LASHER
HARPER 3117711100
I Shampooingh—Scalp Treatment
! - Facials—Maniau-ing
" 40 sovru MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORW'ALK. CONN.
Room 1 Phone 412
IMAGINATION
It takes imagination
to save money. Unless
a man can picture to
himself the advantages
of independence and
success, he can never
muster up the necessary
moral courage to start
a savings account.
6cm co.
Mr. Welch goes from Poil's
F.
Keith' at Palace theatre. New York. and
'will spend tomorrow as the guest at
Mr. and Mrs. Schoolhouse at their
—To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop, new ”I.
held
last evening at Hevessey's hall. Lex-
by the ladies of the
Hungarian Preformed Church. About
the
which was furnished by
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Continuance for an indefinite peri-
od was made in the appeal of Ben-
grocer.
who was sched led to appear in the
yesterday.
of
ternoon.
week at
$3. 000.
mile
8. candidates
The regular business meeting
the Epworth league of the East ave-
M. E. church will be held
East Norwalk
The Boys' club of Christ church is"
to meet at the rectory of the church
on Tuesday evening or next peek, at
7 o'clock. . ’
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a
The regular meeting at the G. F.
ll be held at the reco.
tory of Christ church on Monday si-
Improvement is noted in the condi-
tion of Adelsido Arsonson of Osborne
avenue. who was operated upon this
tor
the Norwalk hospital
appendicitis.
George Barbely is planning an ad-
dition to his house on Van Zant
street. the work to amount to about
of
on
w... &n_
World.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nth 01’.
West avenue. spent Shawls; in N6:-
walk.
s g 9
Mr. and Mrs. John B er. of
the Post Road, arc paving into theirtfict,
apartments avg!- the Depot
3‘6.
s s' 9'
8.11. Raymond. run-l M1 W
has received word (rpm the Gov-m,-
ment. or an amenities; to Section 718
of the Rural Hill! laws. I“. . .80.!-
mond. wishes embody to not! stills
amendment which is as follows.
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About 12 members or the Ladies!
Aid Society or the Hothodlst Erle-
Denomination Bss flaunt to tho
. .. «pin—‘9“ 6..
S. (a) manna..."
(b) Polo noon ........... Logan
rho were not
a s and“ their various
Olav-3.3% W ”mm partici-
”an, in thongs: school es-
hibit which was )1 alost month was
8393 it yes brought out
unify“... brought the ”I'-
guts and tho teachers in clogr du-
{#:ng a help to all
congress}. Rookie“ ”Wt!
he at bolus able £9 tasks the os—
hi on sun affair. Folloying this
peso-at ot the teachers read reports
of their lav nos 0: itinerant
scools. in s. nattempt to gather worth
9 ideas “on: other institutions or
learning. Mr. Rockwell outlined in
brie: detail plans of the schools
tor co-opera ng with -the town or-
ticlils in the coining clean-up can:-
.Zhe question or pay a tlcld
fined
10
days in Jail on a charge of selling ll-
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—--(‘)ld eectric. runs made new. Call
Phone
will he kept. open until 6 o'clock this
will meet for its institution on Monthly {e‘t'rlling at. ”m City ”a“ to accommo»
(~9an M 5330 ‘1 "“‘Ck 1” 1“"1 ' ‘ “ a idutc the late comers. willie next Tues-
ls the last day to secure
.a license without having to pay the
Joseph's church will
masses the
mule as it did last Sunday. keeping to
The first muss will be
“hich
'wdl be 8:30 o'clock to those who Alrn
Tilt" krt‘p-
fin; to the old time will be for tumor-
lt'idd delivered an interest-
o'cit-t'k a delirious luncheon \vns serv-
was presided over
Tuesday evening of this coming wok.
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Mrs. \Villiam R. Hasseli of Evera-
ley street. will again have the mem-
bers of the “Singing School" at her
home on Monday evening. for re-
henrsal. It is important that all at-
tend.
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A concert and play will be given
at Community hall under the auspices
of the East Nor-walk Improvement
Association on the evenings of May
16th and 18th.
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The Friendship Bible Class of the
l-I.lst avenue M. 1.. church will hold
its monthly social and business meet-
ing at the church on Friday evening
of this coming week at 7 o'clock. (S.
’1‘.)
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Local churches will observe the
dnyiigill‘. time tomorrow. starting
liltli service an hour earlier than
usually by standard time. If. howev.cr
the clock in the household has been
mined ahead. go to church at. the
l" gu..u time as indicated by the clock.
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.\ meeting is to be held at. the
Noni-all; Country club this evening
to formulate plans for the coming
season. The first dance of the season
will he held on May 30th. Speldei's
orchestra has been resengagcd for
this season. it is expected that ten-
nis schedules will soon be drawn up.
as the emu-ls have been placed
excellent condition for playing.
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The usual meeting of Troop No. 6.
l‘.. S. A.. will be held this evening at
Community ll:.ill \nn Znnllt street.
llnx‘old Williams of Rowan street.
linst .‘x'ortvnlk. and Miss Ethel Olsen
of 7S “'oodunrd nve'nur mars when! i’
lnarlied M. ii o'clock this morning
at the parsonage of the South .\or-
“all; tongregllu'onal church. by the
Rm. 1". ll. Jacobs The couple “ere
attended b) Ni. and Mrs. sell: De-
lioor. Following the ceremony the
couple left for a. short wedding trip.
(in their return they ulll make their
home on \\ oodwnrd avnue.
Rowayton
A rment sidewalk is being laid in
hunt of the property recently boullht
[W Robert Barclay on Rownyton ave-
conal Church journeyed to Nomi;
yesterday. and sttended i} own W.
dinner given by the Lollies Aid of
tho Nor-walk
Among those making the trip yen;
Mrs. Sarah
Lowndes. Mrs. Warren Green, lira.
Fred Mullett, Mrs. John Bruntlner.
Marshall P.
llsm Rohrbnck.
1.
amino boxes of patrons only when
signals are indicate that they contain
mull
collected from the boxes. the carrier
shall lower tho signal whether he has
deposited mail in the box or not.
up
..
raised by carrier. when he deposits
mall therein.
Mrs. D. S. Starring (if Tokeneke. is
spending a. few
City. '
The Community Glee Club of the
Congregational
first concert last evening in the Boyle
School.
live audience. numbering about 400.
The Glee Club Concert was ungu-
mcnted by the following artists: M
Ethel Cantrell. Miss Jean Palmer. the
Schubert
Male Quartette. and the Darlen Choral
Society. The program was as
ows:
1.
2. (s) The Broken ring Bohm
(D) De Sandman . . . . .1). Prptheroc
4. Vial film Vid
8).
6. Negro Spiritual —-— “Heaven.
Heaven" . ..... Burleigh
Glee Club
1-... a. Westport
l. l'ntli The Dawn Parks
Glee Club - -
- ; - . A meeting of the people 01 “est-
2. firiaEAz! 31:11:53): “‘go'unod port was called hymn Men‘s Com-
01:3 Fdith Cantrell” - munity Club. to hear President
8 a: l: 81 Ni ht G ul Storrs of the Connecticut company
3‘ ,larso t ° immer g ‘ speak on tho removing oi trolley
‘ 11111213311512)": songoy Buck csr trucks tram Rivorgido avenue.
Win Church.
Sher-er. Mrs. W. I.
Richards and Mrs. Wil-
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Rural carriers shall open and ex-
for dispitch. When the mail is
This signal on box is not to be
days in Atlantic
Church. live their
before a large and apprecia-
Quartettc the Schuman
(Ol—
Hark! The Trumpet Calloih
Dudley Buck
Glee Club
Schumann Male Quorteito
d'Aoniorr—efrom
Tosca. .....». Puccini
Missilesn Palmer
The Parting Klan Ciro Plnsutti
Schubert Quartctto
u....-c-
Schumann Male Quartetto
nue. 'i he house and property was {01;
vnv- ll_\ ow ncd by \Villinm l Stetens.
Row-yum Baptist Church
\‘ictor F. Sealise. Pastor
Services as follows: Sunday pub-
lic Worship with sermon by pastor.
10:30 a m.. Subject. "The Soul's
Sincere Desire." 7:30 p. 111.. Subject,
The parents are also invited to attend.
"Boy—the Nation‘s Greatest Asset."
day tor all of the ,schools as then
discussed. It was definitely decided to
hold these penises on Hay 1511:
bly in the carnival lot. or it this
is too small. an attempt would be
made to secure the Chstauqua lot. By
tor the most important matter of the
afternoon gas then brought up. which
wasthst: or the contracts for the
coming year. Mr. Rockwell announ-
ced that practically one! the present
teachers had been re~clected. The con-
tracts will be awarded shortly after
the school board convenes again. Mr.
Rockwell told the teachers that he
had asked for an increase of 16 per
cent. in the salaries. which mounted
in tho sggreg'a'to to about 86.500. He
said that the school board seemed in
favor of an increase. but that they
deemed this amount too high. It ap-
pears that the school board is re-
luctant to give the matter any pub-
llclt)’. and it is evident that in order to
obtain such an end. the people of the
town must be acquainted 21th the
facts of the case. It “as uggestcd
that it would be adviseablc to form a
Parent. Teacher's Association not only
for the purpose of obtaining salary in-
creases. but for many .other interests
that require the eo-operation oi! the
parents and teachers. Supt. Rockwell
also brought out the necessity of ob-
taining better attendance in all of Ille‘
local'schools. It was shown that the
State Board of Education bases its ap-
propriation tor schools on the total
attendance of pupils and that the
icon loses money by the lack of at-
tendance. To stimulate interest in at—
tcndance records it was suggested to
buy some sort of bonnet: which could
be awarded to the school showing the
highest percentage of pupils in at.
tendancc.
Bridge street and Compo street. and
substituting a. bus line instead of the
parent trolley system. President
has been called for Monday. May
in library hall.
a. fire at Four Corners. Popular Plains. i
This lire grew to dangerous propor- 1
tions and many houses
were in danger.
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friends. motored to Dunbury
bury High school.
yesterday and voted to give to Mrs.
John Adams Thayer. 25, to be used
in maintaining the Westport' room
in Norwalk hospital.
been rocently used by two Westport
women who were being treated in the
hospital. Mrs. Thayer will be glad
to receive donations for the upkeep
of this room.
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Charles Remlin is building a new
residence on Imperial nvenue.
Q 2 2
Miss Caroline Paulman of Imperial
avenue will spend the week- end in
New York.
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Rev. E. L. Reed. cf Christ Church
parish. was a. visitor in \‘ew York.
y.esterday .
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Mrs. A. L. Lloyd has opened her
Greens Farms residence and will re-
main for the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. “'iiliam Gray of New-
\
and daughter of New
week-end guests of Mr.
Clothier of Evergreen avenue.
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Mrs. Sidney Fisher of Fairfleld.
who has been ill for several weeks
at the home of her mother. Mrs. H.
A. Rowland, Evergreen avenue. has
sutfieiently recovered to be able to re-
turn ot her otvn home.
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Have n. are
of attachment against the estate of
l-rancis A. Deane of New York and
Pennsylvania. for damages to the
amount of $90.
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Mr. and Mrs. “'ailer Eddy hsxe
a. baby boy “hich ai'riVed April 23rd.
The Current Event club did not
meet on Thursday.
tea. yesterday, at her home on Canal
street. to raise money tor missionaiy
purposes. I
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The Young People's society of the:
Saugatuck t‘ ongregational church. 1
held a social in the church parlors
last evening.
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Mr. pad Mrs- Sylvester Youngs
lune retulncd to Compo and openul
their "Old Mill Store" for the sum-
mer.
O
A meeting of the \Vestport members '
of the Home for the Aged 50Ciety.j
a s g
'1'.
e .
The tire department was called out
at 1:15 o'clock this morning to put
out a. grass fire on Baker avenue.
and again at 11 o'clock to extinguish
and farms;
It “as near 6 p.
Star-rs stated that the station and
b h lino were run at in. loss to the
pony. that the maintaining of a.
single car on this lino costs 510.000
to 814.009 s. year. President Sim-rs
'v service than the trolley.
favors s. bus line and believes that
sigh 1 line would give more flexible
He promises
The evening service will be especial-
ly planned for the inspiration of boys.
All the boys of the community are in-
vitcd to attend. ll-glnnlng April 29 to
May 5. a large number of cities Will
celebrate a "Boys’ W’eek." It is fitting
that at such a time the entire service
should be (or the exclusive considera-
tlon of the boy’s character and ideals.
in respect to life's wide relationships.
l‘iililo school at 12 I“.
E. at 7 p. m Subject.
the Y. P. S. C.
"\Vhst My
Every Farmer
Every Merchant
Every Citizen?
has private documents
which _it would trouble
him much to lose -— thc’
deed to his farm—receipts ‘
—cancel'ed checks—papers ’
—etc., etc.
l‘he cost of a Private Sate.”
‘7 9M .30: here is
’moderste, and every busi-
ness sum need; one,
J
Nowell: Tire & Rub-
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. ..
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
Maplesecoldschmidt
Good Investments
ber,Pfd.........7%5
7%.
- Prices on Request.
5.537 ”a,“ ._,
F. H. BAXTER
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
153039131.
Agent for Page & Shaw. Park &
'l‘lllord. Green Seal. and Russell's
Candies.
.. .11. 1:
A
We 13m in
WC PAN“ SUITS
fixtra Pants; Double the Wear.
’ssreRDAY, APRIL
The High school bescball nine and
yester-
day to play baseball with the Dan-
The Womnns Town Improvement
Association Executive Cpmmittee met
This room has
ark. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kessel.’
and Mrs. ‘
John A. Moore has placed a writ5
owing to the 8b-]
sence of the president. Mrs D 13. l‘ma”: 1 C.‘
Bradlev. Margo-st 5-. . :
' s a . l\Vorld. i.
\irs. Fred lluilhoii gave a Silvier UPON I F 5. ~ {-
anon—.141;
in. before Effie Cf ‘
turned 3.! _
The turn;
-Who has It.
zeit house, ;.
trucks (1.,
sident hay...
tage this Sgt, r”.
“‘mm 2;: . ' _'
the “pep" 1.; - ' '
to his nor}; ~‘
cila. Koo'
tion to
day e‘.ex,f:~.
will 111.11
on by l :1: '
catchy axe; .
cicver 1112.1 1,
be 2:11 .,
exceptionxfii; ' . 1 ‘ I;
“Kateha i; 1, - " '~‘~~"
SCOfit—itl. g.. . . » — V
excellent -
Ann-ricer». :1
122nm an! '1"
diliijt' )ill-i’ii. _
halajah 1;:
or: of t ,
and iiis1;.. ‘ ‘
scphine (7
na Marin
are ch 1:..-
;1s pt." ,.
and hrr :2
and Blur.-
‘(omr-tij“
ilaragl-l .L' .
lium Ill 1.13....
Slum».
The \'.'.
limve 1;; a,
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