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Beneficial Donn society. the lernet corporation in the world linking in- dnwrial ioann only with headquarters in New York city. han open“ . branch «lice in Norwalh. its ‘xty. rim office in the United Seton. The new otticein located in the now Rogers A Stevens building. ocean: floor. Beridee the Nor-walk office. the society operates officer in all of the other large cities of tho into. M ly. minted. Bridrevort. New haven. New Britain. Hartford. Mes-idea. Wa. tor-bury and New London. The object of thin oooiob ie to aid worthy people of good character to secure small loan oervicn for all lo- gitirnnte purposes ranging in amount: trons 825 to 8300. These loans are generally secured by note and inert- need upon houneboid furniture. or upon notes guaranteed by one respon- sible person. In the case of furniture loans. the household effect: are not removed disturbed or marked in any way, the society merely holding its Harold Wilcox of Pawiing, N. 1;. reported to the downtown pollen lent evening at a Buick tour-in car be- low“ to him had been ntoleu from Crencout terrace. The car was tater found in front of 'l‘ariov'n cigar store about 11:30 last evening. sacrum rm John Oberiander wan placed under arrest yesterday afternoon by Patroim man Stratton for violation of the parking ordinance. Bin care will“ come up in the downtown city court tomorrow morning along with eever~ ai other parking canon. 'Norwalk Theatregoes FILLED THE RIALTO THEATRE TO CAPACITY AND'WERE EN RAPTURED BY D. W. GRIFFITH’S NEWEST PRODUCTION “THE WHITE ROSE” WHICH W“ SHOWN FOE ITS WORLD PREMIER LAST NIGHT THIS PICTURE WILL BE SHOWN FOR THE LASTTIME " TONIGHT AT 7:30 O’CLOCK (or: rename: on?) Doors Open at 6:30 O'clock Admission, 50 Gents 1 - to m \2‘ 1 , lZWEST'AVENUE THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS CO. INC. Announces The Opening of a New Sales and Service Station at N ORWALK run some ISSUE or run TELEPHONE _, : DIRECTORY R (BRIDGEPORT DISTRICT) Goes To Press '7 " SATURDAY, MAY 5TH, 1923. 3 This book includes the following Exchanges: "1 Bridgeport, Danbury, Darien, Fairfield, Greenwich. New Canaan, Newtown, Nor- "Elk, W9 “Edi“, Sound Beach, i Stamford, Trumbull, Westport; Wilton. _T' If Your Listing Is Incorrect in the Presth Book Please Notify the Ex- change Manager at Once. All changes or additions in present listings must be “arranged for on or before May 5th, in order to ap- pear in this 'nsue. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY ‘ ¢ :1 :1 i: v. I . . -IIAEUEED AND LAID FREE Every kitchen or bath room should be covered with Linoleum for both the sake of beauty and sanitation. A Linoleum cov- ered floor is much easier to keep clean and with Linoleum sell- ing at this very low price every home can now afford it. Con- venient terms if desired. 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