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V00“ OI‘C e If Both desertlon. W misconduct and a. razor at her and tnreatened to km erlck invited so of his little friends leuedthe C. H. Benedict homo and 7 /~
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AFC cross~ccmplaint tn whl filed With a The referee found also that the Was a. very Jolly afternoon and at dict house ls 9. fine sightly place op-
. . _ “M 16. __ “Dl- ed misconduct. intolerc make alleg- McDonalds had one child but that {our o'clock the younsstefi 1" POSite the Norfield church.
-7} Or he innocent habitual lntefnpeRnce a. :1 Cruelty_ Mrs. McDonald has two other chil- marched to the dining room. There 0
: ‘ \. adv-luv at fault she Was deserted by MEGS“ Claimed dren and' ‘did not divulge their pat- were two birthday cakes decorated Entering his barn early Monday
".' ‘i‘firglj‘edu tradicting his Charge f Ollald..c03_ ernlty. if indeed she knew, but ac- with candles. one for the birthday morning. Truman Canfield round a
hltrve‘gqilo .finds in \Vhen the case cameo bglriieertgn. knowledge they were not. the chil— boy and one for Miss Judd. hgr hill-fie collie dog. Dog Warden Geo ,_
' " I .I. z" Referee Donal ate dren of her husband and stated that birthday being the same day. 5 of W’catport (0‘11“! the (log - h ‘ ' ' E
' ., :1 3.31% W last‘r‘ebm‘;r.ED 'e ‘13:?“ m ““5 “’1‘ ”me “as“ she gave them her ‘ ' '- was Sumerinx from sexcral buner Puritan Hams 26c lb. Shoulders 13c lb. Smcla1r Bacon 19c 1 '
audition of plaintiff. did not ap'e Onald, ”if? maiden name of Kershaw." Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram and wounds. He called a veterinary and . . , .7
,_ $5 the petl~ counsel. The GYM-onpilgntdfi thhls ‘—~———-——- ‘ family. of Bronxfille. N- J" “a“? ’3 “This to locate the owner. ' 5 lb. Pails P_ure Lard 896. 2 lb. I’alls Lard ................. 39c
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, ”3.0 out): Mme WarlrIer. n. m. ”pm t WESTON | - - New Potatoes 4 lbs. for 29c. Native. Rhubarb 3 bch. . . . . . 20c ,
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:,a:,,°,?,f ha allegationskissiiis“$2931.33}? “:3 The home or w and Mrs George Native Spinach 35c pk. Callforma Oranges ......... 25c dos.
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:— g,;C-;:}:t an action Cd and kicked h . nc ' their son Frederick. was given a E . H .
;- ~ er threw dishes and Dam. on m, .9.th mm, mm , Northern Spy Apples 45c pk. Large Wmesap Apples . . 35c don
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:. The Outstanding Value: Of The Seam, Del Monte Pineapple. Pears, Cherries, Raspberries 3 cans $1.19" _.
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E "a,“ The M0? 0’ The Opportunity! I .Del Monte Grated Pineapple 3 cans 59c. Applesauce 3 cans 59c
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f » . Canipbell’s Beans or Soup 3 cans 25. Baker’s Cocoa . . . . . . . 196,27
li‘ROC K S ’ . Cornflakes or Post Toasties‘3 for 25c. Shredded Wheat 10c pkg...i.:lxi
z . z ' Franco-American Spaghetti large cans 2 for 25c. Sliced Peaches *‘
Announcing
‘ the Opening of
Sundale Pure Catsup 2 for 25¢. Flake 0 Pie Crust 2 for 35¢
Strictly Fi'esh Eggs 35c doz. Hancock Bantam Corn 6 cns $1. 39
Painstaklngly made in five different I Lux or Duz, Large Pkg. 21c. Kirkman’ s Soap 18 cakes . . . $1.00"
practical styles trimmcd with comp Uneedas, 6 for ..... . . . . . . . . ...................... . . . . 25c 3
ed piping, crochet buttons, em- Full line of beverages including Rupperts, Canada Dry, Cliquot;‘.‘,
broldcrcd pockets, white bmld, and j Club, C & C Imported, V-fn if» Rock, Poland, Appolinaries, Ver-
collars edged with pccot and lacg, muth, Greuaaine, Grape Juice and Lime Juice.
The smart and simple styles make E
them appropriaté for wear through: A. F. Beekmann C 0. Inc.
out the entire Summer day.
CIRC INN ._ I 3cans ....... 59c
i . LE . ,_ 0f Pre- Shrunk . g Sero-a-dish Plates For Lunches 25c pkg. Lunch Rolls 3 for 25¢ _7:
, DARIEN-NEW CANAAN ROAD Imported Irlsh Linen E Andy Gumps 5c each. Springtime Assortment . . . . . . . . 29c lb. ..
g DARIEN’ CONN- . E h — g i Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima Beans or String Beansfié
‘ _ . ' . . AtthSeldomSeenPficeof E i . (Scans ...... ............................. . 99c)?
; l. e are now prepared to serve the pubhc of Norwalk and 3 Sin. 1-.- . _ 1 ; Swans down Flour 35c pkg Large Reliable Flour 39c Small 221:
g \\ ith the very finest quality food, prepared by chefs l 35 t, ' 3 98 Want; 5
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j.-_—; «m: the art of cooking 1n every way.
comfortable dining room with
. service at moderate prices is
you will find at the Circle Inn.
poultry, milk, vegetables, etc,
T'.‘C'Sll.—-COD‘1Ing direct from our ;
if You enjoy a respectable dining
where food, cooking andeservice = ', .« EXTRASIZE FROCKS i l ’ QUALITY GROCERS . _
«3 highest order—we invite you ; . ‘ , . 1 Free Del1very Free Debverv
:0 $4. 98 ' 35-37 Main St. ,‘ 83 Washington St. .
T:~lE CIRCLE INN
Sizes t° 54- Two Phones 1234-1233 Phone 3565
HARRY DENUS, Prop. ‘
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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‘i “The valuable work that is being done by the Near East Relief Committee is known
~ to all and it is not necessary for me to argue its merits.
“I do wish to lend my hearty endorsement to the movement and I Would urge upon
3 all that their response he hearty. This work cannot be carried on without the assistance
of all and N orwalk should not Shirk.
“I would urge that every assistance be given the committee and that you indicate
your approval of this Work by generous contributions.
JOHN C AV AN AGH, She is one of 60,000 Near East Relief
This Space Donated by
M, . ' Orphans for whom Jackie is pleading , 3
JOHN CAVANAGH Chairinan Near East Relief Ass’n.
17th
Norwalk Chronicler