‘ Louis mine is a visitor in Bridge-
porttodaY. . .
—Soft hats and caps—O'Brien's.
l O O 0
Mi- Flo Lepofsky of Hanford
pm. is visiting in New York city.
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—Harril&—Gua. That’l Ill.
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"Mrs. Louis Tankus. High street. is
visiting relatives in New York city.
.,0 on, -
—0penlng dance. Roton Point
Park. Sat. ovo.. May 19. Di Vito's orch.
O l O
Devotions will be held at 7:80
o'clock tonight at , St. Joseph's
church. ‘
O O C
—Harris a Gans. That's All.
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Mrs. B. Rottinger of New York
city is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Rockoif. Fair-field avenue.
' O I C
--You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
I O 0
Mrs. Sadie -Don is spending the
Week-end with her mother. Mrs. Got-
tlisb. Haviiand street.
' -. ‘ O U
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m. .
O 0 0
Mrs. L. Shilepsky. Broad street. has
returned to her home after spending
the past week in New York as the
guest of relatives.
—You may ‘buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
. . .
At 8 o‘clock this morning at St.
Mary's church. there was a months
mind mass for the late Bernard F.
McLaughlin.
—-Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 Wall
street, hand crocheted and braided
rugs. hand embroidered aprons. etc.
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Ann anniversary mass for the late
Mrs. Ellen Hallncy was celebrated at
1 o'clock this_morning at‘ St. Mary's
church. -
C 0
-—Eyes examined and glasses nt—
ted. R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
O O 0
An important meeting of Mulvoy-
Tariov Post. Nth-603, V. F. VV., will
be held on Monday evening in Red
Men's Hall. Washington street.
0 0 0
—-Opening dance. Tioton Point
Park. Sat. eve., May 1!). Di Vito's orch.
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Old Well Commandery. No. 956. U.
0. G. C.. will hold a social and dance
on Tuesday night. May 22nd. at the
meeting hall.
. -—You may buy union label'htrdw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
-—You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'. .
O O O
A number of the members of the
local council of the Daughters of
Liberty attended: _the 24th anniversary
celebration of the Bridgeport Council
held on Wednesday the 16th.
-, e o w
Buckingham W. B" C. has been
invited to attend the social' to (be
given by the Mulvoy-Tarlov post in
Red Men's hall, Second District. on
the evening of May 23.
O O O
—Harrls d: Gans. That's all.
C O C
There will he a special service of
baptism at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church on Sunday eveing at 8
o'clock. when a. number of candidates
will undergo the impressive ceremony
of baptism by immersion».
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-Dcll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
Phone 890.
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Protection for Many
Reduces Cost
for You.
Even the ofice safe is
not proof against the . -
burglar of "today, who
works with an acetylene
torch and high explosives. .
He is skilled in his trade
and _a “professional” us.
usll finishes every job
that e undertakes. a
Behind‘ the massive steel
and concrete walls of our»
Safe Deposit Vault your
valuables will be as safe
as it is possible "to ‘inske
them. Because we provide .
protection Tor so many we
can supply you with a box
for a small: annual rental-
$4 aiYear.
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nlng. for
held last
Russell
business
of singers
ccss.
Mr. and
oasn on
9
Kr. and
have returned. to their entrants?~ home
.in Tokesske.
ter in .
‘ Mmmroefia WEE. Close
V encas- . any .
A‘- ‘ t 79; 9. La; ‘ ‘V
' The Ready mu the
m
Douglas Fowler
Corps No. 15, have accepted the in-
vitation of Mulvoy-Tariov Post. No.
cos. V. F. W.. to attend the social on
Wednesday evening.
visitor in Georgeto
O
The regular weekly rehearsal
the choir of Christ church will
held at the church this evening.
0
within a few days.
0
Another presentation of
Singing School,"
dancing. will be given this eyening at.
Community Hall. by the .310 group
A special election
of Chief Justice and any other vacant
offices. will be held this evening by
Monker Grotto.
E. It. atMasonio Hall. South Main
street. Plans for the May ceremonial
to be held at. Community Hall. East
Norwalk tomorrow evening. May 19th.
will also be discussed.
Rowayton
Miss Frances Bond of Rowayion
avenue. has returned to her studies in
the Norwalk High School. after an
attack of ivy poisoning.
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The Rowayton Boy Scouts.
. 2. will meet this evening in the Bow-
sytoii School.
In Robert_Dugds10.‘ of. Center-
Mi- Mu? “dd of Weld aw
nus. a. “dent-at the Danbnry Nor-
ml School. was ”words! a substi-
tute at the West Nor-walk School. for
Mrs. S. Laurence.
from her‘ duties.
_who was absent
The Joint Poppy Day committees
will hold a. meeting in- the council
chambers it tho City Hall this ove-
the purpose of making final
arrangements for Poop? Day. which
will!» hold on Saturday. May 26.
" e a 0
“—Soft hats and Caps O'Briens.
Women's Relief
.the 23rd and
have extended their thanks to the
Post.
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——Opcning dance. Roton Point
Park. Sat. eve., May 19. Di Vito’s orch.
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The People's-Chorus. at a m’eeting
night at the home of Mrs.
‘F‘. J. Morrison. voted to donate once
half the proceeds from the annual
concert of the chorus toward the new
Nurses’ Home.
made by Dr- Morrison. is member of
the Ways and Means Committee and
was received with enthusiasm. The
vote to adopt the suggestion and thus
aid in the construction otths Nurses'
Home. was unanimous.
‘ East Norwalk
This suggestion we:
Day of Betta Place was a
wn yesterday.
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of
be
Mrs. Jacob Yourdisky of New York
city. formerly of Norwalk. is a visitor
with relatives in
East Norwalk.
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The regular meeting of Troop No.
6. II. S. A.. will be held
evening at Community Hall.
0
tomorrow
Dr. Ralph Bennett of Seaview ave-
nue is expected to return
from a.
trip to Springfield. Mass..
Final plans for the birthday party
to be’held next Thursday evening.
May 24th.
by the members
Guild of Christ church. who met yea-
terday afternoon with Mrs. Otto But.
lcr. Osborne avenue.
at the church. were made
of the \Voman's
Street department workmen were
busy on Gregory Boulevard yesterday.
patching up the various holes in the
roadway with crushed stone and tar.
Some of the places were much in need
of this ililing in process. '
O O O
“The
to be followed by
who presented the farce on
Wednesday evening with so much suc-
. 0 0
Mrs. S. Gompero of Wash.
ington Heights. New York. are spend-
ing the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Nathan. 8 Rowan street. Mr. Gom-
pcrs is the younger brother of Samuel
Gompers.
Federation of Labor.
president of the American
The Maplewood Hundred. an an-
nual event in trap shooting. will
hold at the Dorlon Point traps on
Saturday.
piece of the Norwalk Gun Club. and
it is expected that as usual there will
be a. large attendance of trap shoot-
ers from various parts of the stale
and from New York as well.
be
May 28th. under the aus-
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to fill the office
No. as. M. 0. V. P.
Troop
The Adam AlloStars will' play the
Cranbury Thirds tomorrow afternoon
at the 'Mud Flats. George Herman
will! be on the mound for the local
n no.
The Rowayton School Nine will
play the Shamrocks. of East Norwaik.
tomorrow morning at the mudflats.
Stout will bear the pitching burden
for the local lads. -
Dorian
Epstein Trial Tonight
nnrvnn wno Moron
mammmmsn
HEARD mmwxnann
we _ w. r. Joanna
after spending the win-
e 'e ' s
a
California. They filled on
also Mail Ship Lino boat..'.‘Columbia.'.’
The trip will take about 88 days.
during which time” they will pass
through the Panama Canal. .
O O O
The trial of Hyman Epstein of 76'!
at nine o'clock. Epstein was arrest!
ed on Tuesday'evsnin‘s'mn g; chargdck‘
of evadingresponsibiiity. . tru .
which he Vii Having ' crushed inf?
another truck, owned;_by-:Grter mots-
ers. andhe‘ to seep; "f t
. 0".5“.' . . .2
The Hindley:' 'iilunlor High School
baseball teadn» ’ defeated ' (the king
School seconds: offltamfora.“on ‘Wed-
nesday afternoon.~.hy.the-soore of 12
to 5. The game was plaYed at Bens'
Field. mamford. Victor Dugdale was
on the mound for the locallads. and
he turned in's... sterling "exhibition.
Cleary. shortstop” for-the local‘ nine:
featured afield. making several spark-t
ling catchea:
‘, O O O
A changmyill be made in the eve-
ning services at the Congregational
church feouSunday airwfi'hetmria-
tian Endeavor meeting and the regu-
lar service will be combined. The
service‘ will begin at .1:80.. Rev.
George A. Tuttle will have as his
sermon "Something in the Bible .tifht
Has Helped Me." Following the ser-
vico the Church Council 'will hold a
meeting. This is scheduled to get
under way at 8:80 o'cloc . Follow-
ing the morning service i debt com-
mittee will hold a meeting.
Noroton
At the monthly meeting of the
Noroton Volunteer Fire Co.. No 1 Inc.
held the first part of this month the
following new members were taken in
Michael Lord. \Valter Tyler. Martin
Darby and “'m. Weisheit.
0 C C
Employs . of the Yals and Towne
Mfg Co.. living in Noroton Heights are
advertising a dance and a good time to
he given in the new ltalian Society's
Hail the latter port of this month.
e e s
Albert H. Colton and family are in
town for a few days. ‘
The Coltona are stopping at their
home on the Ring End Road and later
in the season will go to their other
home in New. Hampshire.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Suydam. of the Rings
End Road. left this week for New
York City. They will later go to Na
ragansett. where they be” spont
the summer for a number of years
past. . .
e e a
Mrs. Herbert of New Rochelle. N. Y.
was i town this‘ week _on a brief visit.
Mrs ‘ rbertwformely. livod on the
Rings End Road.
0 O O
A ,aurvey and complete description
of the Mulgrew properties here are
being got together.by a local repro-
sentsiive. of a large out of to“ heal
Estate Corporation.
Cannondale
The Ladles' Aid Soclpty will hold a
cafeteria supper in.Ca.nnon Hall on
Thursday evening. the 24th. If the
night is stormy the supper wul be held
on Friday night.
O O O
The regular meeting of Cannon
Grange was held last. evening. The
young people of the grsnge made ar-
rangements to go to Brookneld this
evening to attend the performance of
"A Kentucky Bells.” which is being
presented by the members of Pokono
Grange in that village.
0 C O
G. LoRoy Kemp of Springdale.
president of the New York district of
the Epworth League. was in attend-
ance on Monday evening of this week.
at n. re-organisatlon meeting of the
local ‘Epworth League. The follow-
ing oiliccrs were elected: President.
Miss Myrtle Taylor: first vice~presi~
dent. Miss Elizabeth Fairvhlld: second
viceapresident. Miss Mildred Wild:
third vice-president. Gerald Lind-
bloom: fourth vicsopresident. Norman
DeNile: secretary. Miss Elsie Carlson
and treasurer. Lawrence Olmstead.
Apples are things eaten once a
day to keep the doctor away. '
thePa.‘
Seavlew avenue. Bridgeport. "will be '
held this evening-inane Town Hall. .-
. R. enemas for the reported price of
”5.000; The bank gave people living ’
WestmrtBank to
. , ...Have New Home
WEs'rPOR-r. May rue—The- West‘-
port Bank and- Trust companyiwm
‘bosiu- work on ~lts new building; .in
Hotel Spnare about June 1. The bank
directors‘purchased the Sher-wed prop-
erty'and’fl‘r’iangular building an State-
and? East Church streets from '
in the buildings until June 1 to move
out. .CharleoME. Cutler» of King street
is the architect in charge of the pious.
Mr. Cutler. ,3; local :man. was given
the» Irk‘ in preference to severed
other ew York architects: 'Mr. Cul-
tqr has‘had
erience in bank. con-
struction with Can-ere and Hastings
company of New York.
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Masons Announced. .
' During an afternoon reception held
atthsJionie (1:.va William Taylor.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.~ Taylor
announced the engagement “of _her
daughter Clarissa. to Perry Beers. son
.of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beers ,of
Greens Farms. The wedding is to
take place in mid-summer. Mr. Beers
is employed. in. New Haven and after
the wedding the young people. will re-
side in that city. _
O O 0
Frederick Guild.
The funeral of Fred. Guild of Morn-
ingsido Drive was held yesterday af-
ternoon from the Christ church. Mr.
Guild was 78 years old, and was one
of the prominent members of Greens
Farms society. The deceased leaves
a widow and two daughters. Min
Charlena Guild and Mrs. J. T. Browne.
Rev. Edwin L. Reed officiated at the
services. Interment was held at “11-
lowbrook cemetery.
O 0 0
Mrs. Florence Price and daughter.
Dorothy. spent the week-end in New
York. W’hilo there the members of
a girls' club. to which Miss Price for-
merly belonged. gave a miscellaneous
shower in her honor. She is to be
married June 2nd to Franklin Pierce
Clark. Jr. About 35 girls were pres-
ent and many beautiful gifts were
received by Miss Price.,
0 O 0
Mrs. Holly of Danbury is getting
her Compo Beach home in order for
summer occupancy.
O 0
Mr. Lbckwood of New Canaan. has
sold his prOperty in New Canaan and
will reside permanently in his Compo
Beach home.
I
O ‘ O
The Misses Meade. of Greenwich.
have rented one of Mrs. Sanford
Evans' cottages for the summer.
0 O 0
Miss Antoinette Gilbert“. daughter
of Patsy Gilbertie. of Saugatuck. and
Joseph Palmer are to be married in
the-Church of the Assumption on
June 14th. -
0 O 0
Jesse B. Davis. state supervilor of
schools and Edward L. Robinson of
the Bentley School of Accounting.
Boston. were visitors at Staples High
School Wednesday.
0 I
The Sophomore class at Staples
High school is planning a trip to Wash
ington at graduation time next year.
and as a preparatory move to raise
funds for this purpose they will hold
a bazaar and a. play entitled "l‘wo
sz Detectives." in the High School
"gym" on May 25th. There will be
dancing after the play.
0 O I
The Junior Prom will be held on
June 1st either at the Country Club
or NstIOnal Hail. The Governing
Board of the club will meet next
Monday and decide whether or not
the club rules will allow the Jupiors-
to hold their prom in the club rooms
0 O 0
Mrs. Herman Langzettel and Mrs.
George Wright were visitors in New
York yesterday.
my a. Lima
WEB METHOD
Shampoolng—Stxlp Treatment
W
d6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘ Auxiliary - President.
factory well under way and will open .
for the manufacture of novelties dur-
‘Rev'. Mr. Hatch of Southport, was
the guest Thursday. of Mr. and Mrs;
Gleen Keefer of Lincoln street.
0 O C
Sheriff Perry will ha‘ve the Safety.
Zones marked in a few days. and
hopes the public will make the duties
of the tradlc onleer easier by using
the zones.
-- ' ~ 0 a a
. Mrs. Herman. Langzsttel of West-
port will entertain the members of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club of Bridgeport at her home on
Sunday afternoon.
- ‘ . ' O O O
The baskctry class met in Library
Hall this afternoon with \ full at.-
tendance of members. There will be
but one more lemon for the present
class. 'A new class will be formed.
with Mrs._ Tait as instructor to meet
‘at‘the W.-T. I. A. beach pavilion dur
ing the summer months. .
. i.’ O O
, Westporters who attended the Le.
gion party at Tilt-field and enjoyed
the speaking and dancing were.
Commander Keene and Mathias Post
Mrs. Nellie
Keene. Mr. ’and _ Mrs. Jack Keene.
'Morris Burr. Mrs. Alberta. Jennings.
Donald Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam; Matthias. Miss Lena Matthias
and John Gilbertie.
O
O O
peakers were. Mrs. Grace Strat-
ton. Mrs. Ethnic Crosby. Mrs. Emma.
Carpenter. Harry Keen. Mrs. Nellie
Keene. Commander Sprague. Com-
mander Kinseila and Mrs. Burr.
O O 0
Memorial Day committee of the
Matthias Post. American Legion and
Joseph J. Clinton Post. V. F. “7.. will
meet tonight in Library Hall.
0 O O
doubled
woman and have decided that she may .
have no visitors.
.MraMarisBairdmoved into the
Jellifle house on King streeton May
'1“)!. '
Mrs. Dora. Eager and Mrs. Morris
White were visitors in South Nor-
walk yesterday.
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Mrs. George St. John and Mrs. Flor-
ence Price of St. John Place. motored
to Stamiord Thursday. .
- Guard Strengthened
TEGUCIGALPI. Honduras. May 18.
--Police officials assert that they alive
intercepted correspondence from the
woman held as Clara Phillips. the
California murderess. to persons of
unknown identity. offering large sums
of money if they should assist the
prisoner in escaping from jail here.
have
the '
As a result, the authorities
their vigilance over
Boy Scout Head Dies
LOS ANGELES. May 18.—Arthur
Letts. viceoprosident of the Natlouai
Council. Boy Scouts of America. and
recognized on one of America’s lead-
ing merchants. died here early today
after a short illness. He was 61 years
old. ‘
NOW IS THE TIME
FOR BEDDING PLANTS
Beautify the grounds about your
property with well chosen bedding
plants. Meckel. The Florist. can sup-
ply choice bedding plants and bedding
stock of all kinds.
sending in their window boxes at this
time to have the same filled with bed-
ding plants and in this connection
this establishment
service in the suggestion and arrange-
ment of the same.
can be of
suburban car.
every occasion are always here.
Sheriff Page has reappointed Ed- Store located at 74 Washington St.
3111' Perry deputy [hey-Ht for ; term Phone 3472. Greenhouses. 58 Van
of four years. This appointment Zandt St- Phone 3076.-—Adv.
meets with the approval of the people 4
of “'estport. ’ g
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Mrs. Walter Shaw of Brooklyn. x. ”on" Linnea
Y. is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Ken- 0!: Diamonds.
neth MacKenzie at the Holy Triniw “'ItdleaJeweh-y
“3‘30”“ ’ summon...
' ‘ ' mans-mes.
Tony Chichisola is driving a new clam-n...
The Greens Farms Farmers' club
was well represented last evening at
the Farmers' Institute held at the
Greenfield Country club. Fairneld.
The Sons of .ltaly will open a car-
nival week on'the Compo lot. June‘
Nth. Frank Cribari is chairman of‘
i
l
arrangements.
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Marie Wiengarten‘ of Westport is
one of the incorporatcra of the Nor-
waik Pattern and Model company of
Norwalk.
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. Mr. ’and'Mrs. Delucss who huie
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main Street.
FOR MEN AND WODIEN.
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
Many folks are
great
Fresh flowers for
been living in Dr. Brennan's house on
Compo street. have leased Mrs. Clin-
ton's cottage in Ssugntuck. .
O O C
John Sunderiand of Hills Point
road is confined to his home by ill-
nose.
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Mrs. Granville Colyar has been en-
tertaining her mother and sister. Mrs.
Charles Msclntosch. and Miss Elsie
Macintosch of \Villesley. Mass. Miss
Colyar will accompany them on their
return trip which will be made by
motor.
a a a
in 'nll the lanes: weave and colors;
also gent's. ladies‘ and children’s un-
derwear at
A Large and Complete Assortment of
SUMNER FABRICS
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mahackem Hotel
soo'rn NOBWAIK.
Mrs. Rollin G. Sherwood .and Mrs.
William J. Wood spent Thursday in
“‘est Haven.
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The Louis Sanetz company of New
York have the new extension of their
ing the summer.
CHARLES J. VARIAN
common and BUILDER
I do painla- extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a.-
Minit. i also do both fixed and
removable bridges at. amoebic
prices. .
SOUTH NOBWALK, (DUN.
m 1 Phone as
N orwalk Tire & Rub-
J. & J. Cash, Pfd._. . 7%
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
Maplesé‘Goldschmidt
Good Investments
ber,Pfd. ........7%
Prices on Request. .
A'wu~m>wr~«>
mugmsmuv i... .. .,
announce-anywmwv
The Richest Soil Produces
- *Nothing If You Plant .
Nothing
Ifyouwanttobe
In South Horwalk Most People
.120 5319i! Show
at the
m OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
MbamfuMI.
independent and
‘ happy
make deposits, one after
another, in our "bank. It
is this seed that grows
great fortunes. —
.‘Comeinandlctustell:
youmore about
. [ flit“!- ‘
"this;
,1-
~A man thanks another for
savinghislife—Does he
thankthelotherwho ‘
moat,_wsnsr.
u! an.
' so. Noawsu:
UNITY, PLEA 0F
PRESiARDI
Contained in Addr
Unveiling of Alexaiisdsq
Hamilton Statue.
“'ASHINGTON 3.7 .
before the slam" v ,.
ton. which he l..1
President HA: 5:3: i:
(cred a plea for ‘1,
tionaiism in the l’ .1
he asserted is «191::-
before in this con
Recalling }ifi
(actions as :1 ho
some common :
verse to the rig
the President 5.: .
“Can any siil‘wt‘,
America, or the v.
moment that {tiCTiw
ing as ever before?
“\\'e have our f: :w
out regard to
to promote this or i“
others. and “‘ililr-l
common weal.
alitions which no; F. ..
stitutional rights of r“
the constitution
““‘e have our .. ~ .
both civil and rcf':.r~~c.
without them 1-09“; L» ,
lastingiy secure 13.... _ 3
human liberty. \‘i‘e )2-
factionalism whim <_
struction to the v - ,.
“No nation \xtLi
factionalism is e
President linz’
denunciation of f
plea—for more
ship" in public affa
Hamilton had to a .
by a few men twin}:
added:
"If I were to 51'. ~
above all others fur
the Americans of tr~
it would not be of ‘
mind. or his gift of
matchle=s grni:
vision. but I
courage of path .. ‘ ,
devotion to the rrv=:"
foro popular
fortune.
“Honesty xvii!
ills today. Home
wi'fil spare us lite p-
tions which are evr.
mocracy. Hones? .
point the way to
«.‘q ‘
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SUITS
TOPCOATS
HATS
FURNISHINGS
Fusildious men “ill fill-J jiut
model they “ant. and at [he '
price. “1): not stop in 2' We
be glad to Show ilicm in you ‘-
out placing you uinlrr any obi-
tion.
Palace Clothes Sh.-
JESS scnoouaorsr:
13 No. Main St. So. No - ‘
Hear the
Ripping New Fox Trot
“THAT RED HEAD
GAL"
By
The Collegianr
Victor Record ‘o. “3049
At ”1“
A.J.CollinsCo
70-72 No. Main Street.
WHAT IS
PASTEURIZATION ?
P.15TEL'BIZATION i< the 91 w
ation. ’by heating. of germ I“
dangerous to 11mm H.
PdSTECRIZATIO) puts
m within the reach of all.
THE Nonfiffnlm
CODIPAN Y
8304mterAve. N
Phone 1661.
SAVE
YOURSELF
BY having a savings ac-
count, you not only save \our
money bill you 53\ e yoursez;
Many 8 man has been saved
from failure and many anno-
man has been saved :roin
trouble by the timely hep
0f money in the bank
W
The
City National
* Bank
woman. Conn-
Norwalk Chronicler