NORWALKS FIRST PAPER mm YEARS AGO AND NORWALK’S FIRST PAPER TODAY
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SOUTH NORWALK,
CQNN. MONDAY,
DECEMBER 15,1924
PRICE THREE cams- 7'
Ill‘RSNAME
HONIERED BY
GRESS TODAYI
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THE SHAKER
Edu'fzi l. Alder-:
an. l’rc‘». of (v. Of‘j
'irginlLi. i? c l i v e 1‘ Si
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h r)“ ; ‘ “‘ASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-—Presi-
‘ :dent Ccolidge will not lnjcci, that
n 3 \the House into Lo Connecticut! DD GE °
.A. ~ i Senatorial campaign. which closetsé “ere T t Ready Chlldren
.y « today. according to on:- o: his! . “'-
‘ _ . ‘ spokcsmcn tonight. i I
A If. as reported the Connecticut: ‘
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'_ . 5 . Reputllcans have sent eats-calico for Where .to V?“ m ,
. *asslstanco from {he Prcsident hm»: Ezlech ['1' ~ ‘
3 salt rather man from G. o. P. spell-E on OHIO 0W '2
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E blinders. wno limo horn rushed Log T‘W olll . , ‘.
{he support of Governor: Bingham,§; rowigsgedarixefczg‘SQ ‘3; é::‘:;- }
;_ i they probably wm b-f disappointed. alcd bv Mayor 1130;!“ Fold-r5, I;
, ; Mr. Coolidgs: a; :5 half}. has written will he“; “Hows, ' ‘ ‘ ‘ g
mfg rno 3“:qu “mmz‘hng m 3h" voteru; First and Fourth Ward: as g
T . ‘ and is . E 1‘) hroak his 5“; " 1' Q \. _ ' :
T aw I’lluinzraph nf \\I,,..'.—~a- v. !~ lone-r . wmn hour. Xum‘jflngm’, .3 {He Rodoner €
i~ “ ‘4' . , .. , , , . _.-- “if“ ‘ ‘A‘fllrj'sf‘mfdf‘s bi} Second and Filth War-dc, an- "
, ; f““b - ‘ A“ ""2 0“ 'l 12-7.! Fire station, in Franklin
.. n : it Q g! I: s vronw ll: lam talked thel streefi. . g
‘7 ; J k } no i. g PARRY ‘-' ('1') ”fif’L’f‘gjq'fifig Third Ward. Mayflower fire l
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:1. i 57 "' ' ’-‘_”"*""’5m. “ '. The polls wit lopen a: 5i; ‘
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2.- . ‘Is (redlted l 1th Dem. Protest-s By Japanese .2 ".5 :3; §
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~ Slogan of 1916: he Jingoes Not ll err} - it“; HEAL MN 2
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- ' Ea:- gifts.
. dress-
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:jy
‘trvzlhio.
llo bringing about Salomon!
ancient feud between England and
gtomorrow for Mr. Glyn
‘ :and will reLum here Thursday to at-
gtend. that 01 Samuel Gompers.
Eulog’ize’d
He Considered His;
7 Greatest Service Set-iUnderstand‘ Situation: .-
tlement of English:
Irish- Feud
ALBANY INC.
rt‘nor Martin H. Glynn. died snide-2:-
ly‘ in his homo here rotor-3327: of
3r,- clllmzon oi’ the neon. r-rolmh
Spiral
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superimluI-xd My chronic
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aim—Former Goa: .
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from a Sanitarium 1r. Boston whore.
‘xi: haei' and-“rgort:
(or two mom‘u
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publls‘rwr of I
Only
pap-3r In \\"L!«
but rcmalngd
For yam ha- 2
Albany Times [71012.
momma: ago he sold the
linm Randolph Hcarsh
:23 directlng editor,
In 191-?- Mr. Glynn
keynote
Louis. the:
(Vague
1n bringinz about sotlemen'. of tho.
President Woodrow “'11::an
Mr. Glxnn considered one
molest services the part he
of his:
played
of in“
Ireland. llz‘: was pralstd by formcr
Premier Lloyd George of Great Brn-
aln as having done more than any
NEW’ YORK. Dec. 15.-——Govornor
Alfred E. Smith. upon learning of
Ihe death of former Governor 33:1:-
tin H. Glynn, said:
“He was a vigorous and forceful
citlren and served both as Governor
and Senafinr from the Albanycapual
In the death 0! Governor
district.
Glynn the State has lost a capable
figure in I ublic life. I join his many
friends in grieving ovér his death."
Governor Smith will go to Albany
n's funeral
“’AGE CL’T
LAWRENCE. Mass» Dec.’ 15.——A
wage cut of ap
cent went into effect today in the
Everett Mills here. According to
plans announced by the company.
the mills. which have been operating
on a greatly curtailed schedule. will
now run five days a week. . The
plant normally employes 1.890 per-
sons.
“*1 ‘s\ ~IURE
‘* Lira-Ir;- and
“'13! be an
Xmas shop-
-P?liances in
all kinds.
and
Go‘s
besides
El
i 3. lo: '1'! ra‘!‘_“ qued
' ”Eff" one on
Lt A. J. Col-
iied with
gifts that
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MOVING PICTCRES AT HOME
A new moving picture machine
that really works. Just the gift for
'our boy. Its features are not only
entertaining. but educational. PIC-
tnres or home and min-cogt can“ l:
on 0 ed in your home. up . .
Doingfllrs and melt.» Price szwo.
A. real gilt {or your boy. ~A‘dv.
—A HOLIDAY SHOPPING BL“.
-Xmas. this gift giving season is
fast approaching. 0. B. Jackson;
Store 55 Wall St. indeed will be an
interesting place to visit for sensible
and mm} gm things. , The utock
here is greater cod lantern-led man
ever before—merchanaise of and-
ity always correctly urinals-MY.
.3358 FOR A18 OLD (2.8.55.5!
on the purchase 62?: new ‘Promier
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«no: rmm.-—Adv. 1
delivered at _
‘- :the Democzatlc National Convozulon '
rflrl St. .
_vc2llch gave the Dcmocratic party not
"Qogan: “If: kept us. out of war." and
I‘which was credited to a great
Span-Ch ‘
L :1 F}!
man to and that loud. in a. speech.
lu‘nlch Lloyd George dellvered'in Al-
?bany on October (3,1923. he told in 4
lsome detail of Mr. Glynn's service.
proximately 10 per
HISHANDS OFF
snowmen
Said to Have Refused
To I n j e c t White
House Into Senate
Campaign
TAFT BOLTS
Is Keenly Interested in
Outcome Here—— Holt
Carries Vote Appeal
Over Radio .
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JAP OFFICIALS
And Do Not “’antlmn
Naval Trials
doned
Aban-
B) DA vm L.\\\R}ZN CY.
Si}"CXil:
0! Tip“ flour»;
“for ugh: ’2.
(This is
Corrrspondvnf
Sthlzil‘l‘L
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: second of a aims of?
sue dispazc‘n s deseriom: 5hr: exact,Y
ismtus of tla-t relations ”cartoon the
Fr.:
:1 tea";
lo?
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L'nitcd Sums and Japan with
pedal relationship to the m
'2‘:- 3.3.: now 13:;
clfic.)
I! the maneuvers of
other or
would not have mod»
\‘ffif'
(.1.
Japan. Coming as they
Japanese puhlic opinion
‘estrangcd over the, action 0: Con-E
grass in passing restrictive lmmlgra—j—
-tlon. the Navy’s
‘twlstcd and dlstorird into a slgnlii-
plans
13‘
the
S9329: NRTy had hEC'n planned
occasion
ripple on me:
surfato of .umrrlca‘s relations with"
after ‘
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.‘1 weavers.
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in?
United
for
they
do
has been
are being
canoe that they do not have.
The .33 pan cse press.
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at least
that section of g; which is keeping
alive the friction harm's-en the Cal-
ted States and Japannsceo
manuex‘ors only a practice for
in the
an
mentor-.1 conflict wilh Nippon. Even
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snow mums »
NEW YORK suns
SYRACUSE. ‘N. T..
\Vhlte i
endless <1: common
a- n .
pug. r
the serum.
Swept 2L: *5 on' 3.
area. -
The all of. snow and drops 0
perature which accompanied - the
In this city the mer-
cury remained several degrees abovc‘
:cro throughout mister-day. although
a. cutting wind gave the impression
of severe cold. and drifted in a. an:
to eight inch snowfall in exposed
storm. varied.
places.
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L‘I‘C.
CFL'I‘!‘
#231 Which-
reached a maximum velocity restor-
day of nearly 60 miles an hour in
some places. the storm served up
factually t‘o hind'er highway and no.
roa5l traffic. throughout the affected
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mmox .TOXORBO‘X'
It is the duty of every citizen to
go to the polls tomorrow
his or her vote for a. U.
Do your duty. Vote:
,Xmas m6 at Coneo‘s.
Rialto “loam—Adv.
. Senator.
43593501? nun:
may ThDNor'IJkDah‘JCO. a:
are Grade ‘B which is
Grade A raw milk .
(bottled! at tam wheroproducedn,
tuberculin tested mm: from
in!” Wioa'xrspochl mm): 511mm:
, that isn’t tuberculin '
Comer Ave"
' grind):
Goon: ,
tested is pat
“15“"
15.—
.;..1~os stretch”: away in
gttclcd
and-north: 1‘New York ,oday sin-r
the 315:: widespread snons‘orm of
2 tom-
‘und cast ‘
Opposite
lie-rah and 310965 on :hali
llc-mo-t Taft. oce- ot many promin-
cpxmllcaiza nlzo haze boiled {c
{Holt botany: Slaio‘ Chairman J. H.
' Rorahack forced the rte-cont Senator-
iéal comomlon to nominate Prof.
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TO SCHOOL lll'l
{ BY FROST CAR
gSyl v i a Fordiman of
Flax Hill Road Steps
In Front of Car—Not
Hurt Badly
Sylvia Fordlman. elgh: wars old
of 21': Flax Hill road, was struck
this morning in Franklin street. by
an automobile owned and driven by
Russell Frost. 11:. as Ehe was cross-
ing the street in front of the Putnam
school.
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to the school in her father's car nod
aftcr allghting from the car started
ito cross the-street and stepped into
the path'ot Mr. Frost‘s car. She
wasvknockod to the pavement. Mr.
Frost picked her up and carried her
into the officc 0: Dr. George Yaw-
cett. who, after an anminatlon.
stated that she was uninjured out-
side of the abrasions 0! her llp.
Mr. Frost stated that he was go—
dent and that be was unable to
avoid striking the girl.
ELECTION TOMORBOR‘
It is the duty of every citizen to
go to the polls tomorrow and cat-t
his or. her vote for a ‘L’. S. Senasor.
Do your duty. Vote:
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Hoop-orig; Coolidgo and;
Sylvia and her sister were brought ‘
to; slowly at the time of the cool:
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Tells Enchant! tokGo to:
Work and Not Stay;
Away From Home
To: family attain oi r'red Timp»
son. or Nash place. recon-ed an air»:
in: in the uptown city court this;
morning. when he mvarralgned be—'
fore Judge Nehemiah Candec On or,
charge of nommppori. l' was;
brough: on: that he appeared beforc‘
Judge Vosburzh recently on charges
or éntoxicauon and breach of the:
peace. and the one was continued;
from day to day Timpson #3.: pan;
clad in custody of Constable Mlllmi
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and his case continued until Decem~
her ‘29. to allow him to settle his
family affair: amicably.
lilo wite testified that he left his
family Thursday and Friday nighg.
but returned Saturday. He was of-
ten drunk. and used. Vile lanmgc to
her and the seven children.
Tlmpoon state-3 that the charge- (:4
non-support was incorrect. and mat.
there was Emma pork. potatoes and
a bushel of apples among the load in;
r the house. He had not. Worked for'
Stout weeks. because he stated that‘
‘ the doctor had ordcrod him to stnyl
, away from his employment as a nab?
; tor'untll an injury to his rlb had ext-g
Etirely healed. Ho onward to go back;
': to work the latter pal". of (Ms week:
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% He admitted having a pint of whim:
key which he said Was on his doc-i
tor's prescription, but denied he had
been drunk. He stayed at the Bris-
tol Hotel Thursday night. and. a: the
house of a. nelghbor Friday, because
when 'he came home his wife habit-
ually Called him names. and reviled
him. - 5
Prosecutor Edward Lockwood
mted that he didn't think the court
should be troubled by taxfilly matters
0: this kind. but added that 'i‘impson
should try to live a: peace with his
wife and his seven children. Juan
‘ Candee. in continuing the Car: anvil.i
ed Timpmp to get back 10 work u
soon as he could so that time would
not hang on his hands. He also ad-
vised him to keep away from the
house a: a. neighbor and pay more
‘ aitention to his wife. -
7 James I’. Cunningham 0: Taylor
5 arcane was arresteé last evening br
lSpeclal Ofiicor Webb on the charge
or assaulting his wife.
J udge Vesbnrgh continued the
; we in the downtown City Court
a“
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i this morning until this afternoon «to:
égire him an opportunity to come to
isome win: witnhls write on to
‘ matter of separation.
(3315568 or QM! sonar.
On Wellneaday. December 11m.
:he daylight delivery (which moans
four hours later than usual) of milk.
cram. etc... goes imp enact with all
customers ma by The '
Dairy (20.. 3: Center Ave. This con.
inane: for the winter months ond‘
imean's lea; hardshlg for the drivers
ism! milk and gran: delivered with:
loot being {rumor-Adv. ~
sum we mom
narrow In under-dad heat.
mi2 " tn the homo or
bufldhxjn'anyflm Proper econo-
my is“ have!” honing. equip—
mens mph W roux-hw-
iog ‘pwblen- consult a heating 2:.
pert; xenon it. White’s halting
one cos-vice is new ' we}!
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; SOing
No: alone la Santa Claus going to
be on the job as usual, but there is
going to be a big. free. movie show
and entertainmsot for all the. reg-i
choir
31333, Re stator; that 211a matter
' lheen settler! between Mr. Budowsky
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Norwalk 1 Children ’ to
Have Real,
Doug Fairbanks Sends “Robin Hood” for “Kid-
dies? Party.” at Regent and Rialto Theatre;
——A Grand Afiair——Santa Claus Will Be;
Big Treat
By Jack From-t
Hey {cum-a!
lo be a
lar foilers
kid sisters can come along loo.
in Norwalk‘aml
'Who says this slut:
Merry Christmazi
m LONG TRIP
om THE 11. s.
lWi-iter-Cartoonist and
Wife Tell of Auto
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Action on:
Zoning
Stirs Ire
S a y s ‘Hand-Pick'edy
ypsy Women
USED GUN
EMet Many Friends, One
From Silva-mine —
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Douglas Fan-bank‘s "Robin Hood" w - .
is going to be shown a: the mam. d6“tS-—-(.Old 1n LOS:
and Regent Theazrca at 15 A. Mii O V
Wednesdag‘, Deccrnber 1'4. and all; AngEIes
the good boy! and girls of Nor-walls; ’ f""""‘“’ .
are. infltcd—i're‘r: ,llow does mm. Aflcr an nzzsonce of over a yeaxfi
strike you?
It all happenedflthls way. A
darn ago Dario Esierson of lhe Rc-'
gent Theatre and Archie Terri: and
Rialto “in:
‘ ”1e
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Alton Hamilton 0
talking; things ow»..- ‘Mil-z a represz.
tori“:- of me Evening Sentinel. when 3
> who should. walk in but Rama Claus.
no Surat-i
flair; we
Son: (20:37. say there is
Clans. 1‘0:- ihni': the first
asked him.
"No Santa
”313' goolzw : how ‘5,
"la-cs.“ <3le
493 brother: have ’0 help om."
"But then they can“. be rvol San-
ta. Clauses." said Mr. Ester-son.
”Euro {hey are." sails Fania. “rot
one our ma rained on all Sum flwl
its: pa. and we're no Santa Clauses} '
We “re :us? going to ask if it?
fildn'l mix things np‘hsx‘mg 30 Easy :
a ton
brothers all are sarrc name.
Santa 5'0! but}:
"Can't 530;) long. follows." hm said.
“but it's this way.
few
Sanfa. .
6.733.485,- 05 “5.:
You see. it's. rock 3. lug job that one
Santa. can't do it all. go my 6.7133(-
Aand a Emit from Norwalk. Johnny;
Gruelle, noted can‘mnlst and anthrax;
of l Eversley overrun}, together with!
Mr: Grucéln and She Gruclle born,
Dick an". “'0 are home again}
:The Groom: family arerd liomré
yesterday afternoon afzcr ccmplc-t-f
«In; an automobile tour from coast.
to coast a swell as Visiting Alaska.
"A wonderful mp filled wit
, wonderful exporicncos" in thr- man-g
ncr in Which Mr. and Mrs. Gruelln.
icxcribed the coast in than: trip. ,
“Don't forge: to tell them about'
-‘.be time no were hcid up by gyp-E
mien." spoke. up Mrs. Gruelle when:
her husband was being interviewedi
by reporters concerning his trip.
"Don‘t tell than: about that."
{cried \lr, Grog-1%.
,' "I won't- m1 mono.
lwiio of the noted author or chil—i
arm's storms. “\Ye were camping;
at Casper Wyoming. when two gypsyl
womon. one young and the minor old
’ came to us and dcmandcd money. 0
s'oursc. or: wouldn’t give them .15).;
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I‘m rut! bu u‘ . . . . I
- . . . . ' ‘ , Thor porsasfi-rd and finally pick-3d up‘
3401113211322: §§ffi‘fiha' :0 d°;;so:nc wen: or: had placed on the?
3“,, ; .' .‘ '1' "‘q 1 ni‘ss 90”" 9‘ ground {or "Eats" our pet dog. “'62
i .. kah! In horaalk 301‘ 30:: Ems var ed .31, .u from mkir this "
know the tug much Mm” ma“ 1 2 Hi“; lotng‘ '1’»; You ha“;gltj;'d that
d“ 5°,“ 30‘” gun. and 311W m9 mug?» {le zeal QM» “rm " .b;0ka vi
C112. Eye tha‘ all the good klddloa Mr (Studio “TEL; ‘L;“}ls\' .“omtfin
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ROBBERYOF
sumo vuaw Ava“
minnow
Caretaker o f J o h n,
Meehan P l a c e De-
. clares House \V a s: a... in
RansaCked saturday‘from the ho
Night
The caretaker of {1‘29
wouldn‘t lea-co rho camp untz': Mrs.
anlle load brought gun out
3.
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600 Are Driven
i
Brooldyn Fire
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., circ—d persons wore driven fromrthcir
é
ihc storage bonding of xix-g
Mill; Company, two blocks
me of Mayor Hylan. five
as all the fighting equip
l Borden
alarms. call:
Iment in Brooklyn. were turned in?
home of: because of the danger that the blaze:
. John .‘lcchan in Soundview avenue; would be spread by the high wind:
reportable the downtown police yea-l Police guards were thrown around ‘
mrday that the home of Mr. Mae-T three bunks near the blaze.
nan had been entered hy ‘burglars's
sometime Saturday night. and 'hat
his was unable to tell what has? bow;
with
win was r alums: in .
za‘acn until he commnrtrated
\fr. Mechnn
New You»; 5.}:
‘2'. 2?." _~ - was come-.5
one 05‘ ll“: fairy acndows.
place was :msacke—u. Mr
l-C
police.
yesterday t3 Constable flan-h.
AUTO RUSS INTO HEAT SHOIf
Patrolman John Smith
yesterday afternoon. that a. Pranks: ,
Zia automobile parked in Ely avenue 3 g‘atetwlien t}: _
bill. ran into the window/of Budowe “ ehor mstano. Away
the
had 3
sky‘s meat. markoi. breaking
and the owner of the
ELK IlOSr TOBIORROW
Do 3011' r duty. Vote:
in:
Eleohang
is cxroclod 3:: Has uty inlay in make ,
rcpomd ;
car whose?
name was not mentioned in {he re-
I‘. is in: duty of every citizen to
:30 «to—the—polls tomorrow and cast
rhls or her vote for a t’. S. Senator.
KllLED 0N WAY ,
j TO HIS WORK
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H A RTFC‘ RD. Dec. 1 .2 .
;
‘strcet. rmploycd l‘y a local cool
company. was killed by the “‘ash-
iingxonlan Express a: the Avon
faucet crossing. Zaslowoki ran
to the left of {be lowered
e express was only a.
The common
ishozrted a warning and commanded
laslou'skl to stop ho: the lane:-
failed to heed mo cries. of the rail-
road employs: an}! attempted to
icross in {root of the era-rushing
l train. ‘
WflES THE RADIATOR in cov-
ered with “A Burst Proof Core job"
you Lowe then something that will
stand you in xzzightyygood stead. it
takes an ”pen in the radlator line
to do it and at the Kama”: Radia-
tor Repairing Colo Estabfixlamcnt.
, around
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-—YOCB CAR BAWKY.
m .- u:
“I. u
are not runnlng you:
lean acumen hero for dry or
lmporunce demands.
During the winter months (i! you
prover care and attention. Excel-
wet
binary storage (of any make or ha!-
tery. ' Give your. battery the care Its
Reasonable
,. rates. The Rm Battery Stature
Co.. 4: Was: Ave. Phone Etta-Adv.
so Main 8:. You can find him. Best
3 Work and right prices. Thong, 95:4.—
“ Adv.
~3pmul (or Salurday. Kid Body
Dolls. movablo joints. sleeping cares.
real hair. 50 cents. Doll-land. Map
hackemo Block—Adv.
~21 Inch 311mm Dollu. the am
breakable mo. gun lite Doll for the
BIIJILIGAX‘S 039133315
Tho homo-made kind. How good
youngsters. Saturday “$0. Doll—
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3 “9° ‘15:; ',’;§.f.°;°§:;ti;;,t;‘:§;: Seiko Zaslowski. 45. of no remand;
. . . ... ”Iva.
honor. heavy unpasteurized milk.
ml we?! can. lunar and bent of
other materials. Cooked . in par!
prince. Wrapped in W ”per
W Slam all on:- thhl infinity
they are. 535163 tron: pure crawlers »
—A Toy for the Boy and Girl of
the Family at the price of one. A
duping Doll and flochanicai Anto-
rm‘bfle. so cent value each. Spe-
cial norm—our both {or ‘59 coma.
Dynamo. .mcmo Roar-Adv
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Unrepresenta-
tive” Body Is Ruling
No 1' w a l k—-—Cites
Council’s Approval
. ISSUES WARNING '
Councilmen.
Elected By People,"
Are in Better Posi-
tion to Spend Peo-
ple’s Money
Richard Golden. former mayor o(
South Nor-walk. in a statement it-
sued ‘oday, bitterly denounced the
member: of the Board or 15311131319
and Taxation for refusing to grant
: 1h» 35,0": approximation for zoning.
He calls atLenLlon to the not an!
the Board nuclei-ted by the people.
(hand picked he calls the member“
~ halo tvirr‘m‘. flown the appropriation
the Common Council.
eleczcd by the prop‘m‘s votes 317??
the people’s direct repreunutlvem
inure three time: approved the me—
or. for zoning. '
Z’fi‘li‘t while
Hy deflate: in about um} thin
~ "bani plclrod" boo}- was ammo
witWaHo the poorlc’e malignant»
are; be allow-ell to say when arm?
be spa-.17,
locratiC. uni:
‘ual Vigilance it:
how the people‘s non-3y
He calla omen:
conclude! With "
Em i‘rlr‘c of!
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In?
Mr. Collin “magi: 2031:7275:
:c “nhcr 13:21. 19:4.
like: of 1‘2»? EYrIfiRg Se; clz~
Dear San—I *néad ilk: meeziug
hundrcd others) of
'13? Board of Estimates and Tataa~
tion. hold in llu Council Room (-2'
the (:12: Hall vlzc‘n me question 0.
an :wpropriaxion for zoning came
up rut-ml my thought: revealed back
to the time when 1 came to Sorta“;
‘ aim-:1". “ill be 1'}le yr-ara lb. 17”- w
.the prrsenz month, and made corn
1 with about or
:paraecr. With :hc method?» of 13::
city‘s L‘l‘ll‘":53 .1. Dow nondljcvfi by
our river: allihC‘f‘lIl‘ZE, “22.3: the period
I'I‘x'rz he people ruled in thin town.
in fire-nous :‘tars “he ptople coulf‘;
iltc’. and Low 1hr? should
spend (:13 mono}. But no:
so no“. Slat "Hand-Picked" indi-
dlr‘aic- (be {Viol-d? {or
hen lhcy can spot): their
pro?
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BY sow nu;
DUXKIRK. .‘3 $1.1)». 15,—“?
Dunkirk city hall building: contain-
ing the Mayor and cat? clerk‘s om:-
ces. the city jail and pom-I. station.
was destroyed by {in} early €011.13.
_‘.\’hug oni The loss. is estimazed at 3100.990.
Five person; in the city sail were
overcome by smoke and were. taken
50m the building unconscious nixcf‘
; firemen had battered a hole through
5 a roar jail wall With crowbars. Threo
% of them were lodgers {spending the
l night in the jail, and two were prlo
i sonors.
. The city ball was a
structure err-cred in 185%.
wall was left standing.
two not:
Only one
“Xmas trees. at Cunoo'a. Ovpoaite
maltc theatre.—-Adw.
,I‘HB PREMBC ESTABLISKMEK'I
‘ TAKES EXCLLTSIVE AGE‘SC?
Humpden Enclosures ‘ané
linoleum-'5 and tht‘. territory Sr»
the territory includcs Nortolk.
Dal-lea, New Conan and Wu:-
i
a
‘ ~—}"or
port. Hampdcn Enclosure-a will
concert your touring [car or
roadster into a romomme
sedan type car at a mu out. The
"summer top” a not removed :33
the conmucxxon in of the very but
motel-Ills. Thou em on am
here ready to b. Wed-for Into
model! of an {mitt- 6!"
cars. It will take about half I. may
time to do the job. What u damn
52:: Km rm for the can” tumor.
1. Prams: & Sons. 30. 1 I“
Adv.
DAN'S m 6H0?
Make it a radio for xmas. kw:-
ter Kent. $55 to two. Rum flip
4.1:: up. 35.3mm am: am
Place. 80. E's-omit. mom asap" 7
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