Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 3, 1924 · page 1

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OVER $11, «as

Relief Han—-
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of List Is
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1..65.loe and. atom
: $102453.
::5 and buildingdots.

:5 1151311 for floral.
banks, halls. hotels.
J::.:ages. etc, 331121595.
used for mills and
5th 336%}.368.

f land. 321112130;

‘ '1‘, $15381).

; 1821. 31591.10-

‘ 3191399

6:73. goats. swing and

 

 

wagons and bicycles.
7 51223 and onto vehicles,

diamond! and other

 

zibraricn and musical

$53-$89,

2. merchants. trader: and

~ .rers 361953556.

32.: 33111:. 6651:5913 and other
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1201) gum-1m:
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ass a. massage to
the latter vessel.
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‘ _ raters in Command
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7': . remodci
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13:51-55: on mo and on o

was first reporiod 7

meme St. Room"

‘ S to purchase a main, _,

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or mutating Iran: the mom or
the store. Mounting in to: Mar.

Onewsswimngtoforxothowdls—
agreeable it was under foo: who:
on the level with 0119’s ewes: were
the denier crio in wearing ‘M
hosts furnishings. furniture, airy
and musical instruments. « ‘
Window shopping, yesterday, was

_indeedaloxnry. Alumnenjbred

by {no men as well no the women.
All day long. the shoppers cm:
and» the galciy or the season‘s col-
oring: was mirrored in that: faces,
astheygazedat memories!»
ion'o" Inyorliso.

Waldncra window. in whiohJ a.
bride's J trouaoau arid her mona-
anto' gowns were dismayed. was the
center of attraction In: the pm
poorly; brides. Wide-eyed. they
stood befaro the window. Laughing
school girls, late for school. paused
long enough to say. “133’: it Iwell."
More than one man was soon stand-
log on the curb. looking at the dis-
play The side-window o! the store
to very attractive. also with its
French frocks and wraps In the
fashionable black and white.

Can the windows 0: a. shoe store
be rude to look attractive? The an-
moi-lathe windowofConnecliysr
Bracken’s. What mflady and her
master will wear from mourn on
night is on exhibition. Street toot;
wear or smart. (12318118: pert little
dancing slippers and swagger sport
shoes. The leading colors arc
fawn. gray white and black. For
the men there are snappy harms;
and for the man who demand: can.
sorvativs shoes. there are me'yery
good looking new models.

The display of shoes in the win-
down of Keeler': ofioe score a 3.3-
other argument in favor of. the at-
tractiveness o! the tensor: now
modes. Here. also are seen the so.»
copied models in sport. circa: and
dress shoes. And intermingled with
the shoes of Miss America. in {16151126
window are the 3111mm of Ming
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J chants? more and sole Show. i‘

Committee Plans Drive

For Additional;

Funds-Three Silos
To Be Ready By
Summer ‘ -

Tho quick action of in. eoxntniiJ—J
too on sites at which Charles Wim-

 

phelmer is chairman. representing .
the 1‘32ka3.in club with'
George Braille: of the Junior Bod.

cm. and Mrs. J. Caranaugh at tho
Girl Scouts two: moons: to an

actual opening of three; playgrounds " ‘ L
in Not-walk for the summer a! 192i. ::
This committee mods ii: flail ro-

 

 

 

 

port yes‘torday afternoon, at on?“

meeting held “J the Roi-walk High .

School at four o’clock. The Nor-
walk site is to be loam 11m to

the Chm-lea H. Bari-ll Glues Factory.-
in Main street. facing Comm wool. '
This nits in approximately: 250 feet

wide by 500 loot door. the m 01

which Mr. Harris anomaly gave ‘

tor a playground. The memyear
old maple trees which are ranted;
thorn will giro ample shodo for the
trout part of. tho playground where
it is proposed to put benches for tho
mothers to all 1: they care to witch
mo children playing under unified
play supervisor?! on tho apparatus
which R is hoped may be bonght
with rand; to ho contributed by
Nor-walk.
The 3th in South Rog-walk ro-
nor-tog! by George am»: is that
bounded by State my”: and hoist

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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plant. owned by: the Williams brotbr

footwear in their display use; their : 7

window is an strafing We in
black and white.

W’hat the young, blood or ”32% i

will wear are soon in mm
the Palace W m

Anothor Shoo store. or »
display whiol: Ia dram large
crowds to windows. is the mm
of Milton wood. Browns mad-

 
 

 
 

eyes M the WWW

pumps. Youngsters. ;J ringing to
their mothers! coats, circa the array
of kiddie shoe: and mod

gen‘o hardware store was
canons: to rho weather
Tum kit us‘fie
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Join, derelopcd in an inn amenable

on 12m trams-1m; main-
ii admired, enroll directed

, belonging to tho Mar-
on artificial. and firm: a natural con~
tor for the children otJ JEut Nor-
wa J
In no is junk) mu; pleura
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ems moron limo $110

or; who liveJ at the corner at Stab: J“
Mark-01! shoe store m m , A 1 . -

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33111431183; Er; Stone never

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din-in: that time: has ' ‘

wide contain lance with

lain Raisin Taylor, In} or i

in: the Realm of Mr.

 

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children at the Fatwa!) J

testing m done ‘1!le _

tho board. 0: education

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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as $3123: be appointed as '
. mum

‘_ Mr. Stone in a director ‘
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7 comm: ot'fisw York

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