Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 1, 1924 · page 3

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3.1; ELD figures ; BATHING ing' Near Calf Pas- Wife Talk of DISdaS- “mom: 1:3; eszi— em. mom, “.1 “Mi; :1: _m 3
”103 1 ”“0130 I ter and Praise 1 ea ' """"""""" ' ' Llo d Hamilton Ben Turpin ‘
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:C‘Io? ROW ONLY : Every Amusement DQV'l u e Tu-—-—-————y Of find for Sufier' ”3.0013 — Wear-Ever Aluminum COFF'IEL PEROOLATOR S flee “ ,-—ln——
M. Mm Malcom Mac- I °° Daxncnr, Aug. 1.—The tragedy sauce pans, 2;; qt. size, at 79c zigigxgmlgnnmfg‘fi' °3° at A Self Made
J :7. \1“. DcGrasliihfune FREE PICNIC GROVE Klifhnii’ii (:1; out: Stdiziisniganf; ers PICNIC mm “no. at ............... $1.40 Failure” “Yukon Jake”
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3mm m E day night, has cost a pronounced The people 0‘ Logan Jimetel? size. 13 to ”gm“ .t .... 9c 1 01: all refrigerators and ice ( SATURDAY. SUNDAY EVENING
‘ loom 'er th nel hborhood in the help according to rs. -
”TI“? 3 ’ mcer Of the East side of the ci‘ty in' which she O'Hara of 20 West avenue who with TOILET PAPER chests. ‘Tl‘e MYStel'lOllS Kenneth MCDonald
Vile” resided, for she was lflseable girl her husband visited the city three 10c——Fino quality toilet pages: FBYING PASS “ritHCSS” “ . .
:_‘ ____0 J and popular among her friends and weeks ago a few days after it :2: at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 rolls 75c-7" “'ear-Ever alu um T I With '11 Ill After A Mllllon”
. 1M8 Only at 2.15 Ohn acquaintances. The may ‘2)“ "<1!3 lined :y clhencyalzlwnlll-czddnhdrs MIRRORS Irvin: pans Just the thins for Md— A million for a wife if he got her
57: ' H ‘A' ‘ ' - ' . I brought to the family home. 97 s- is un re s ome . . - i t ........... 47c es of m hm now am he do n?
“ I [fiance and Night Son forne street W’ednesday. and the O'Hara have Just returned to bar; :zc—fialht house mirrors, 11;: camp as. s. Chronic] America one
‘v I . ‘ 13 super picture funeral will be held from there this walk after enoying their annua x . a --------------

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Calf Pasture beach, Norwalk Tues-

after'noon and will be attended by
many of the former schoolmates and
playmates of Miss Dates.

The fact that the girl gave her
own life to save that of her sister.

 

 

 

visit with their son William H.
O'Hara. a former Norwaik boy, who
is now living in Lakewood. 0.

The fund being raised in Norwalk
in accordance with the proclamation

GEH EBE'S

 

 

 

 

 

18an paper picnic plates. 8 in.

 

 

 

JELLY GLASSES
sac—Jelly glasses with tin tops
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CROQLEI‘ SETS
81. 98—Hardwood croquet sets,
4 ball sets at .......... 8| 5.

MAIL BOXES
OSC—House mail boxes, made

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Reed, Fibre, Willow Suites

 
 
 

,. Love” Alpha, four years her junior. whom of Mayor Robbins will (Iio Laugh t; Gc—Waxed I dwich paper. of best steel. bl;ck finish, (mi:
:nr relieve “19 5‘1“""18- ‘ m” at ............... 0 rolls "c with lock and ey a ..... 7 2‘
i 1 T7. 1 .. ... and “'in" The 35 "5 J°hns°n Pamfs illpwi’ffiii? $11.3” thzatzlrghnrh‘f that every .... in xenvam will come ’ , roa sun mamas, rosonns AND LIVING rooms 1.
3‘ 11th Days. into a Slut Case —- it is stances of her death most tragic. It of the aid of the stricken city. 80 33 Wuhmgton St, 80. Norwalk, Conn, 13;

 

‘9 LACE

‘.1':. Dip tor. into which the children stepped Th0 dell-d1? {Visitor that struck _ :J
m: u performan- while wadmg along the sand m sup- mm; ollhme evtening dot“.l;lln:‘2: k E d S rt Tri These are a few odd suites that have been selling for 8.5.00 to
,_-___....___ “em . h 11 w t r. move w come spec - er 't‘ W ho [)8 I“ *
i ‘“ :JOWING TODAY i F p 5 B a 0w 8 e ‘1 ItfuCk it tore up the City like on ee n $98.00. III exwpuw.u' m h, n 10' F“
Int " l 12 oat . , earthquake. Buildings were ground J J
11..“ r -r-n produc- l RES up and hurled over the surrounding Each calls for quahty footwear Of dependable char. SEE THEM DISPLAYED IN OUR. mm. W. _
‘ " 1 Gloucester Dory ‘ ‘ “mm" om" mm ”mm“ 1. k i f d
, like egg-shells. Still others were _ re 0 our nee 5.
MW" ‘I'IX or the l - m taken in the giant hands of the aeter Ifit 118 ta 8 ca y ‘
1‘: ” ”‘1‘ ' -' — storm like toys and knocked-toget-
’ I-llrl‘néfis ! $60 Cosmopolitan‘s super production. her into kindling wood. Automobiles D ;
"\> i f SO“ ' ”The (“PM “’th “'ay," “'1" have were thrown into Lake Erie as a Z
' I l'il 0 _ u l Oars Paddles Tent' its final showing at the Regent ,boy throws pebbles. J i FIIRNITURE COMPANY
§;;1\”| 1 . v by theatre today. This is unquestion- The storm lasted only two min- l
‘r- . 11- {is- rl every- I Camp C h a 1 r S and all :39 otximndthh: ,most notabble scregn “to“. yet during that period “vex“, Store Closes Daily it Bl! { 18 N0. MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWAIE
.... "m... . . rac 0 s a as ever een ma e [ 5q_000 . ,
‘ (i at it I Opher camplng' or vaca' and patrons of the theatre for the :2::r:;::;;ua:: :gfiiyy d1itroyed, 122 Washington St. South Norwalk '1
. ...—Jk—o l tlon needs. , m‘udngegagsp?;?; :gfiic'fiiet23: 70 persons killed outright more than ,
J “ 1 _ ' _ 300 badly injured and the unsolv- I
. “ROW ONLY 1 Amerlcan showifng today 51311”: be the DC“ able mystery left as to how the rest ‘
.J y or pep in son or a sense y ouse. escaped
“111,1... Your O‘VH 3 Hardware Stores PALACE. In speaking of the scene Mrs.
, ‘ ,, ‘ —-Incorporated--— The Palace theatre will present 0 H3" said one really had ‘0 “a“
“in.“ Fairfield Ave. and Middle St. Tom Mix's most virile feature. the city to 89‘ an MCurate picture :

- 51 star of "Third
'I‘r Baxter and on
":nc stars you like

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quickly attachable to any
style boat or canoe.

Come' in and let
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how a “Johnson”

 

 

 

 

All That Is Hardware-and More

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is understood here that Frank A.
Bates, father of the drowned girl.
will take steps to ascertain whether
anyone can be held responsible for
the presence in the beach Just be-
low low watermark of the deep
hole created by dredging operations

 

 

"North of Hudson Bay' for the last
time today. This is indeed a screen
treat which Manager David Ester-
son can well feel proud to present.

that Norwalk's contribution will be

 

equal in amount to that donated by

 

cities of equal size.
Those who have never seen the

 

effects of a tornado find it almost
impossible to credit the destruction
it causes solely by wind.

VACATIONING

 

 

 

SPECIAL AT

$59.00

FOR THREE PIECE.

 

 

 

of the havoc done.

 

 

“We drove through the town."
she said. "and it was a sight whlr
I shall never forget. Some or ill

. o A “fun". Release 1 It is unusual in many particulars buildings were completely wreck--
‘ I Losi Proposition. and it is a classic deserving bf the on others the too!- had been blm
.._(’u__4) ‘ as very highway praise. Mix has a

XCN" ‘ Y and TUESDAY
{\ll’\ () MORENO 111

“Every time 1 puts up a petition."
said Brother Williams. “I pray ter
do good Lord ter keep dc speedin'
’mobeels from running‘ over me, au‘

supporting company of exceptional
ability and in “North of Hudson
Bay" does some of the most credit-
able work of his entire career.

off while hero and there. a mom
ment to the caprico of the win.
stood a house or a store which ha
not been damaged.

"All the

churches in the tom
' s 9 i 1 got good reasons ter make as: _—__,.__.__..____ _
-. 3 ,R v, L O V E pra'r for I done been run over two RIALTO. :m‘oiuzg 1711;31313 Street “3- .
or i” the gut” times. an' never got 'nuff damages Today will be the last opportunity rs. emporary stores
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ter make it’wuth while!"——Atlauiu.
Constitution.

 

MN"

KDTON POINT
PARK

Has Engaged

‘lamey Rapp’s Famous '9
Piece Orchestra

-—Commeucing—-

Thursday, July 31

'i‘n CELEBRATE THE OCCASION, A

E‘. EAl'TIFU L SOUVENIR WILL BE

you will have to see the sensation
in pictures at the Rialto theater.
That sensation is "Plastlgrams." It
is unusual and new. \Vith it are of-
fered two big comedies and comed-
ians. Lloyd Hamilton in "A Self
Made Failure." and Ben Turpin in
“Yukon Jake."

Tomorrow the offering is "The
Mysterious Witness," :1 new theme
with a. mighty wallop. Another bril~
liant chapter or Chronicles of Amer-
ica will also be presented.

 

Mr. Davis seems to be a Democrat
of “'cst Virginia. and a lawyer of
New York—New ' York Herald-Tri-
bunc.

 

Premature Old Age of “'omas

It is no secret that so many wo-
men suffer from ailments peculiar
to their sex. Dark circles appear
under the eyes. a pale, drawn. hag-
gard expression to tho countenance.
and the weakness which accom-
panies such ailments is evidenced by
the lagging step. headaches. back-
ache and nervous conditions. Every
woman who is alfllcted in this way
should rely upon Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound whicll
for half a. century has been over-
coming some of the most stubborn

ailments of women.—Adv.

however. have been erected and th-
merchandise which co be dug out
of the wreckage was being sold. 1

"We experienced considerable dif-
ficulty in gaining admittance to the
city. Police guarded the entrance
to the town and it was later rumor-
ed that a fee was being charged
tourists.

"When asked how the peoplv
whose homes were destroyed wen
being cared for Mrs. O'Hara saiu‘
that temporary stations had beer
opened up for them. She also said
that a number of the sufferers had
been taken to Cleveland. The few
houses which had withstood the
storm were also convened into a re l
fuge for those whose homes had
been destroyed. i

It will take thousands of dollars. 5
Mrs. O'Hara said to restore Lorain l
to its former beauty. Previous to i

the disaster it was a thriving little
city.

 

 

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