VNORWALK
A YAFJACK .
II J. F. VARADY!
Treasury Balance
\\'.\.\‘lil.‘£tl'l‘t.lN. October 29.—
llllttll Sluice ’l‘tetuury net bai-
once nt tloso of busineee October
"“3 III. “211.9 5...
RIORDAN FINDS
CONDITIONS FOR
BUILDING GOOD
Mlle Anna 15:111.. 1'111'111111, .1..11111..1 MIMI“: I'OII‘i'I'm'I ““0”!“
.,|“m,k of 1.,I(.'ordi11;; to one t‘lHlll‘i’ll‘lOl‘.
, .
Riordan is treating :1 hand-
r of Mrs. M. ii , .\i '
owned avenue became the brid.» orimmfl i'1niidi11r on the corner of
Bridgeport.
ohn Frank Vnrud). son of Mr. 10- 5m“ & Ilourtinnd Flu.
lab Varndr of Ilrooknide avenue. for ma .1. .11. 1317.11 Co. of New York.
rien. at a wedding which tool: The lluilding is 1‘03 feet long by 00
lace this morning at 9 o'clock ni iett,1‘netng on t1\o smote and 107
t. Joseph's Church. ltev. Joseph . 'ioei deep. and “ill cod $125000.
uicy performed the nodding ct-re 'l‘here “ill he foui slows (111 State
0113'. 1S1. and two on t'oul'tlund with a
m.
I'S
:9»
:5
a
m
er Daly Performs
remony At HighI
.. Mass in St. Joseph’s
1 This Morning i
RC-
orzettet heavily headed , with street.
,‘ ll of lace trimmed 1.'ith small hows T1111 (113111-11 51-1-11nd floor 11 ill be
satin, coroner style. She. eatried "xqfid to: n dint-e hall which will be
bridal bouquut of 140 roses within.» 111121-11 or its 1111111 111 the State.
rcemers or white satin ribbeth. Contractor itiordan also has the
element to her by her brother. who 1 (10111111131 1'01 remodeling the Arnold
Ve her (may. from 1.11.1111 llm't Fl.1or the. (‘entrzu
The bride's mother here :1 l1:1nd-11‘,111-111-h; 'lruni t‘.o :11 Hit cost. of
me‘ gown of light l11'011n georgettclg-Ip. 111111
titled Miss illiznbeih Lack has 1011—1 11.. 1. 1113.1 1.111111] ting the. hund-
of the groom. 11"ashiidmniuid. 1mm:- rpgh|1n16 m1 <11w111n llili i'oi
The other attendants included \lr.» i101". . 1.1.111-111h and 1,. “111K111; e1-
eicn Staff. 11110 “ore N‘ 1.01111 “I ttnslve i111111"-nu111entst11 the -
ilo green georgeite. headed 11'ithI'11..m.° 1.1 111. 111-11:1”? nf Sasqun
".id slippers and n wreath. Mm-liiil.31. 1111113111,: all ingether about
race. it close friend of the bride. 31.3 (.01, “0",”, of ,.0m11“c11n,.‘
"'re hm“ “”0”""0 h"""“" “ml lli‘ifltl“ 11 liet11'1e11 Norn'alk and
bite slippers. lath carried ('llll's.‘ Bridgeport.
, themumn.
‘ The bride “its piven away by her
, other, John Yanan, who is re.
,,,.. ...1CAVANAGH BACK
111011 1311' 10
; Both house and 1l1111'l-l1 “ere rte-1
rated with palms. ferns nud r-uti
lwers. The dining room of the
ide’s home 111-mt rlm'ornied nil in.
3 lie, presenting 11. very pretty
one. There were four large wed»
K-ng cakes from Huston.
There Was special 'musin;
- Oll‘ and singing in the church ,
'1 er the wedding ceremony n pri-I
3 to reception was held at the home
' the bride.
' Shortly after, the bride and green:
'.il leave on :1 honeyuonn trip in
agarn Falls-and Panadn and I:-
ct to be gone tor I110 1101‘lis.l—'l‘0ll
-eir return they nill trmpm 1illl\ re-
0 at 11‘ Howard .11I"11ue
Both 101mg, 11. onto 1111 well known
111' lI‘J'
lnlm t‘ :l.\illiit,':‘.l picni-lrui of t" ro—'
1f11t 1\ Knupp
nt’tcr ll ten- -da,1' trip to I hieago .1111]
Detroit lle 11111111111 l111~i11e3fi as (x-
ceiit-nt in these I1t'11 i111portnni SGI'
Iiions of the .\lid \\1<t,
i‘he tiip 11n< one «If the 111-110111.-
nu-‘n 5 shops in these cities.
‘ The hatlins: intlint11', .1i11a11: an
,important index of
. thr (‘011nt11's
,1 horwnlh and how- :1 large n11111-11,..,,sppr11y_ is t‘prriI'IIt'ing n 1110:1111
r ON friends “h” “NS“ ”‘0‘“ Inch. Ittnd mminuous increase and. flu-m
a wedding gift the groom 111-11.5w
, _ lIi‘I‘SI'diL indications. nectu‘dii'ig to M1.
.. ted his; bride 11'1ih .1 Maxwell sedan.
t'u.1':1i1a:.:'l1_ 110.11 year's l'untinens 11'ili
‘.d the bride presentrd the groom 1.1.. .11 ll” standing 1.917111,” 01' 11111111-
a cold 11'11t1'h («111i chum. Tin Iu'hrs 11,161
lde presvntvd tim hridesmnid and.
I attendants with silver mesh bags. N
:{There were 01""? NM 1".-11:1‘ionsiF— NEW EXCHANGE
... ,._.-.__._. “w”...
ed. guests being: present from
rtford. Bridgeport, New Jersey i
11: York. Brooklyn. New Haven
. SEATSTO FETCH
It I I
nthon Stengr‘r
eons't'rucim
In Beach.
An East avenue trolley ear lost ite
load of passrngms :11 the Washing-
is having .'-1 new
in“ElIiol1_ ~t1'eet.1
OVER 3 MILLION
7.... “.-.”... . .
;. 0" Birm‘t drnuhritlgr at S 30 n‘r'lml. NEW YORK Oct. 211 (..11-1,1'11o
' ““5 motnlng. 'grm'etning conuniitee of the \'I‘11'
' ‘ ' York Stork ‘i;xcl1nng~- Hatf'ti today
As the cm 11cm d the druuiunige: that the “)3 new munhershim t0 ht‘
boat through. There 11:15 :1
scramble of passengers from the on:- he” \nrvin~ in gmups of five from
to get. acrosa the hridze hefore it'$i:t'1111111 1o 311:1. 000 An additional
t u
di1'idual initiation f1 1‘: of Si 010,
Deaths and Funerals
A daughter was horn to Mr. and'
Mrs.,(”h:1rlen Stolha of ii \VintielIlI
:reet at the Norwnlk .l-tnspitel inst
:nlght. Mother and daughter are re. William E. immen.
”ported as both doing well Mr. Stol- 1'1“. {111191-111 of William E l 011nm
l! employed by th“ Connecticut cigl1t1'- the, n retired ovntermnn and
I8” and I"0“ t‘l' Compnnv, in former reshh 11t Sf Dnricn who died
" 1"]uesduy. “iii he held from the fun-
Winfield" 111—a! parlors of D. W. Raymond. 371
new Ford Washington street. tomorrow after-I
inoon nt" :30 o ‘.elock Rev. John W.
iaiorgnn of linrien Will officiate
Henry Harms of VIII" sIlét‘t IIIS'terment. “ill be 111 i'nion cemetery.
‘4eturned from a two months“ 1rip tolno11ay,ion
'J'lorida. He is surtived l11'
w Mia! Bessie Joyce of
street has purchased a
roadster.
' C O 0
too 50115.
i t
1'.“ Lounes of Bridgeport. and
Gould Hcdrnberg of Winfield streetl Irving I ounce of Dnrzien and 01-11:-
is in Stamford today on business. On Idaughter. Mrs. P. W. Dexter at
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. i'ledenbergIBrooilsn. N. i‘.
will loam {01 Hartford where liir.
_Hedenbrrg will attend a demonstra—
lon at the Fuller Brush Company‘s '
Gregory Zomlie.
tii‘t'gOl'y Zeodie of :30 Woodland
street. Stamford. died yesterday at
the staniford.i'ios11itnl. after a. two
days“ illness. The funeral will be
held from his home in Stamford to-
morrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. and
from St. Joseph's Church. Norwalk.
at 9:30 o‘clock. interment will be
in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Zeodlc
was married recently to Miss Marie
Flore. formerly of Clay street. South
Nnrwrtlk.
‘ Waterbury Police Head 1
LiiillLTRY, Oct. 31‘.--Com-
.11'.«11i,1‘ years of service yes-
" «urge M. Beach. superin-
,.111~,.a asked to be retired
' ml placed on a pension.
The Board of Safety accepting the
request. is expected to retire the
.perintendent December 3t. and
me his succeazsor. l'nder an net
W by th- last legislature. Jos-
elvh H. McLean. now senior deputy
“paintendent. must he named to
. Beach's place.
Members of the local lodge of
Elk! calling on Superintendent
and: yesterday afternoon. present-
all him with a life membership in
file order, enclosed in a gold card
mgfll‘he ceremonies were the first
9! level-at that are to honor Super- 3:33:3331'1111311‘83312::le: “atti-
interident. Beach's services to the ~ . a -
lty fiful floral offerings were received.
Advertise in The Evening Sentinel 1
for best results. -
.\nwn limbo.
The funeral of Anton Szuho. fifty-
threenvho died suddenly on Tuesday.
was held this morning at 8:30
o'clock from his home. 6‘: Meadow
street. and from St. liadlslnus'
Church at 3 o'clock with a high mass
of requiem celebrated 11y Rev. .70-
seph Degnan. Burial was in the
family plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
where the committal services were
conducted by Father Degnan. Mem-
bers of the Itnkoezl Society acted as
Ration Pomngiotovly
Kaliotl Pomnglotovly. 23. died this
imorning at St. Francis Hospital.
{New York city, after a lingering ill-
men-1.91m is survived by one uncle
ICosins t ouras. of High street. Re-
Ina‘f- are being brought to Norwalk
Iby funeral director George W. Cof-
ifin. Notice of funeral hereafter.
1' Derby
DEBTS). Oct.
E. Nettleton. [resident of the Derby
Gas and L‘h-elrie Compnny and of
the New Haven G 1.3 Ligh' I‘ Jmpnny
died at. his 1101112 i1.re tolu)’ at 61
Seymour .1'.'e.ni1 '1 heart's 11111221
Mr. Nettlelan 11.11: 7-1 vols of at!
and was at, his DIJf'o
yesterday.
use
OIL BURNERS
Light Co.‘
Policy Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
,Innme 8t. So.’ Nor-well:
111' an
The bride “as gon‘ned in 11'hitelt'larnge .t- Show room on t‘ouri‘lnnd‘
..t lend states.
1 1111111113 WEST:
it‘turnul home today -
ones he nl'lktfi to 1i.~'it the importntuv
“16 gates “(ill rio11n to let a tug added to the present 1.000.11'oi1ld he:
mnd Isold for an ugmegnte sum of 5:.i {,1110 -.
"ruined :1an all made IIIe r1111 safely. 'lnltlfl. 2.10 11111111] he der'lied from in-P
luv
1' red ‘
President Dics5
(.\ I'.l"’.,'hlll‘lt‘5‘
nf inn-int iS~
... Muwmmumw 111mm .
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Debris strewn along the streete or \1 olmrn. Muse" after o tenth 1111111111111... swept through 1.11. New Elg-
, This picture shows all that was left of ." gneoiine filling station after the tornado M
I by. Inset shown the Istccble. tower and cloth of -ll1‘ l-‘irst ['nltlfllll church of \Vobum after it hit! boon
3111331113111,
AGAINSTGO
110111: 1111111112
~.._... ..—
«
Heavy Freight
I 11"-.11~ti1111t1i {10111 Page One)
.11 .. ...
CHURCH; SACRED; mint 111111”, which llllt‘fl :1 number
on 1'11.
r'l‘he i'iItein-ld tiuin “an obligtdl
$10 atoll :11 1:10 o'cloth this morning
Int about lnnd i- '.' mixes from hem'
btcuum of u hot l10x.'l'he truinI
Intopputi in ll11: 1.1il1'or1d out. and 11'
11loss Estimated At $50,- 11.1...." “'1" ...... IMF}. 113.1313... Commissioner Hart De-
go bath 1111' 11101131 i c
: DOG—Police Restrain ....1, 11.1111. 1....111.11...1..111111.1.11; clarcs Runaway
I ' - . 1' ill 1 .1 iii i111o the bngOL‘tl‘S .
Priest from Entcllng-gl ‘,‘,,,,1‘;,,,;.,‘_fi‘,‘,',.,‘,.,,, 11(‘1rls Admit They 1
Edlflce 'i'lie grade nllghtly descent“ “N TOId False Stories I
. ,this point. and tho colliding truint
l'Ul‘tlx’.
. . .. . 1 1 'r t in caboose and.
The. i'l.li.~l I‘zitho‘i' whur‘h 111"iie' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' '. .. .
|~. .‘ ,l _ ‘ W | I l , Mole limit I: rut-n in tho necondti‘lim' ' n “N” Smith. matron of
IIIUWIIRIHMIUII “i ... It'll“l 1. """"§tr.'1111 rinhl 11.111114 the eubooaerwt'rc ‘, tin» l.1:"1flt'ld County Home here, by
I“ ”“1- “ 'N“ ‘l' ""“N‘ ‘N I“ " m“ “M' h I demolinhu 1i ”'ii11 111i 11.13 filled V «i1: girls. 11 ht) Hill away from the in-
"WI“ "N” " "N‘ ”"N 11111111111; """",‘“N”‘ “"“M'V‘ ”m" “I" W care and 1111111111111 and were taken in by the
.ing in tlrlllllifl'.f‘y~tllii.'1tttl .11 3.311.101. '1‘" {Minis “‘ r“ 11.11,..111n1heem ,11‘11..e1...1~: holicc Monday night were
. ‘ inn illll" -- '
t ~ '- ' . '1" , , ,
‘ All the 11115 , .115111111115 1‘11 141 Mm broke. out and it “M peers» 111.1111 out of whole. cloth and admit
I10M hilt thr- 2111111». 11 vessels 11.11.>ll Snl'l‘ m Hm m NI'W Milford "\‘0't0d 1,.- ”Mm to be He; “"le by
“-r1-l li'ltt in the \-,ttllt 11.11:- .~:t1wi,im“,.s distant. “.111,“ 10“." ”m“ Olll .‘li‘iI’tllit‘l‘ woman employc. "“10". o:
H.110. 1,.“ .111'1-1..1,11.. 111 1111.311”. .1 tillllllllll enRIIIt' ”‘i‘ “r" “MM”; «1111111 County Commissioner
. . . . . a11111t out and 1111 ording to 'l‘ritinmns 1
111;. lit-1. .‘duulkna ll|.liI:-1 llII'lllil‘, 1.: Hart of new“ eluted t0-
. tu- r “illiam ..‘iullin of llnnbury, who II 21.11101 1'
11.1111~ning .- 111111.: , H1 11 .mted to mike “115 on the colliding train. much of1d1111'nmmlseioner Bart in declin-
.1110 (If thr- solely of the s:-1ered us. the mommy “-1111 511111111 by the fire- I111g111g1ve. out the name of th. oth-
HI'IIP. It is 111 lie1eri that the filo 11 mph 101‘ 11 o'nnn 11110 he declared had been
Illilf. in (it ie 1" ll\'t imulnimn ' ”‘"“"‘“"'” "W““m ' ‘lllilllI-‘W' I1 "8 ““0" “3 ll" luri- 1“. the
ultra-‘11 1.1111 mm been discoverer).1
" Matt-11 that the county Commission-
gem 11e11 considering taking action
1111111311111 NNNNNNNN’N
0N. POST ROAD' ASKS RETURN 1. ..
BADLY 111111110 :11 OF LICENSE
1.1.1.: in :his hunter," Commissioner
ll 11t asserttd. A: noon no we r.-
1ai' ed wont tint the children had
told etorim of having been beaten
I wit he club nad Othel‘llile mien-onto
.F1I1r‘ltlf‘l‘ ni-otlierton m 111 “I ”13' mi, we went to the home and investi-
l .111 .‘tlllutnulilii‘ 1.11mi. lllt 1:|.- . 1.111 111,..~.~, . .11-1111111 (1f the llIIpf Hose gated and {mind the stories to be un-
phont: pole at the (111111 r of l airf-‘itld .11 111 11“] 1,. 1111.111. \1.1tor "‘“e- LMI‘IH ”1" EMS 0011103306 to
111311111 11nd ih1~ limuon l'tlsl ronrlkkfjmm‘lf, Np, , 11 1' l'hiln 1101'- the allperiniendt'nt. Mrs. William
'last l\“lllllll; ' ”hm" N 0mm ”.0 e I’ ‘ ' Crawford. tlinL their escape and
I 'l‘ht' (ftl‘ 1111:: i-ndit' damaged lnnfneu today for the return of 111.1 nu-
i stotiee of nhune were inspired by a.
the luv mu- n 11110 new in the mn- immobile driving lieu-nee, i‘Ioth’r-
matron jealous of her fellow work.
, undjbedriver told the manner ot 1
1 the piece Arthur Cununinu, the: he
* foundation all let when the allele!
‘ on First: street. .
But for the appearance at on ob,
flelal o: I. locel conetruotion oom-
psny. Abraham Keane. owner of the
gasoline station at ram avenue and
Winfield street. would have me a
new chimney inltalled yeeterany in
llll station.
Ye rdey afternoon, a truck ,
mode in appearance at the station, ‘
lied order: to construct a chimney" ,
and Melted to know when: it we; to
be erected. Cummings lied received 1.4
no word to the effect that e stove
was to be lnetnllod and told the men
to piece it where he wished.
The worllnien dug a hole at the
rm 0! the station and had the
made his IDDWIDCO end told them
lhet the chimney we: to be erected
The reason'given for the mistake
m that the construction company
had orders for two chimneys. one
on First litreet, Enet Norweik and
the other in Beugatuck. near the
railroad station. and'the “bone" of -.
the workmen lied understood nomev
one at the caloric lay out the
place not! the elation in East Nor-
wntk wu the right. one.
The workmen. much abuhed. te-
ionded their truck and set of! tor
the right piece.
011va BACK ROME.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 29. tAP.)-—
The entire troop of the Ringling
Brothers. Barnum and Bailey :cir-
cue. orrlved here last 'night and
only this morning ready for their
winter q-unrtere. '
r. s. LYON 1
JOB PRINTING
lentil Harwell ,
STAMFORD, NORWALK. MERIDEN
' Foods
That Children Love
.i.‘
“Iii $311“le
er. Mrs. Smith.“
No one seemed
Smith's lit'et unmo
Ithim 1'. 1d gonel1ytl1eiimetl1u‘t ['11- $11,117. 11. 1111M 1,1111; mapended llfit‘ 1' he
glloimun ilu1id "lllllt 11 :trrixt'd 011M111“ 1~vwr1111111na of reelth 1.11 driving on
the stem. 2111.. unfunny rout] 1n September. The
He ordered the rhurge at first was that he 1111s in-
tn know
I‘;11' fallen to the
garage. of \‘uasr ih'otl111's.1111 1.1“.111114 11111 1111.. was chmigul to
I listed at first :15 being owind l11'I,.,(k1,...1 (”pm Albert Hamilton .
’t‘luirles A. Jude of I ‘olumhun :11“-- i l‘ roth- rton told the llt‘hlit." I'I‘III: Leaves Hospltal
nue, Merith'n. but :1 i.'1'.Ir report ll!" 111i~<ieme1 that m. 113.1311 hi. 01-11 m hi“I '
police i1inttrr states that “101111 0““ u 111150 to go 1,, tlll ”I.“ and; ,Hh—“MV, _ .
Murphy of Sll‘vrlifi street, is thalim” ”NJ...“ 110‘ n ,1 memhtr 0' 1139 “be” linmilon “N 1“" Rlnlto The;
.owner. ater was discharged from thebor-
Il‘ire Department for ll\'L’lii\ years.
‘ Richard lrelaurl. who repreruntod
him declared llroiiierton nei'rr miss-
walk l-ioepital today following In
operation for appendicitis.
His many friends in the city will
LEAGUE HEARS
I i
I 2‘” " “m . ... i 1, . I 111'. he glad to horn of hie rapid "gov.
1 i The Deputy tomm SMOllf‘t, 11 - err. lln still TM“ 11 irltic weak. but
1 01(1' said he wanted to see the eer-
expects after :1 short period of con-
1nlescenee to he hack on the job.
,l'l itigeiit'ld,
ilt‘fm‘t‘ lit. 1
tillt (‘ult‘ Of Dr. Allen of
.11l1o examined Brothertml.
Imndo a deeinoon
Starts 011 Ninth
Trip to the Coast
Harold R. Austin of 18 Couch
istreet ntnrted for the Pacific coast
I0" a business trip last night. This
in his ninth trip to the coast. He
plans to be gone three or. at the
most, four weeks. His business is
that. of the construction of large
GREEKS LEAVE W
BULGAR 5011111111 HAVEN 11. R.
FREIGHT 11111111
HAS A 31.11213
..ti‘ll lS. Ill‘lllf‘lf Hot. 29 .(.\. [2-) ....
“‘I “Apprehtnsion in the L1 .Iguc of Na»
lions qunrttrs over the reported re-
1no11'nl of fighting along the Greco- .
1 Bulgarian frontier 11:15 rrlleu'd to.
day by the. receipt of an offiCitll dill-
33;? from "mm“ “N“Ch stated ; chimneys for industrlul concerns.
"Despite Bulgarian activities." ...- ““—
A pile. of hoxes caught fire last FIA'ERS FALL
e ver ment hes is ' -
the Gr ck go 11 mud or under the
' 1 "inch
dern hastening the. evacuation of “‘3‘“ “N "IN“ “‘ . , . .
Bulgarian soil by its troops. 1frcight office of the h. N' N\' 11. 5" MERIDEN‘ Oct. :9" (A‘ PJ‘”
.. __ Ill. it. 11.. in Conunerce WP"? Mid Lieutenant Earl Fleet. pilot. Ind
;11'nn beginning to hlnze up with the
‘hclp of the strong 11ind “hen the
fire company arrived several 111111.
utes inter and extinguished it 11 ith
Robert L. Morrow and Charles 1".
Schnepp. passengers. all of Meriden.
hnd narrow escapes from lcrioue in-
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Alexander lx‘. Morton of l Tur-
io1' street has purchased another 0011'
for his farm. Mr. Morton now has jury nhén their airplane went. into
a total of four news on his place. ‘homlcm a forced lending yesterday morning
iii" owns about 15 acres on the Ros— — -... -..... .... 1193,1- Melville. \ f. it. became known
frnn Post. road. Auto Makers Plan : here today. When at. an altitude of
' ' ‘ . . 2,000 feet. the motor failed. Fleet.
lied to select the best. available land-
ing piece which was a small field
fringed with trees. The plane was
damaged considerably by the trees
Mrs. Walter 11111111111: «Ir Ilumliton, Record PFOdllCllOii‘
avenue was seen about yesterdnyt -.. I
after :1 FORUM 01‘1““ dill?“ in ‘WI (III‘? Charles H. Harris, preridr'nl of
to It heavy COM. ltjlmries’ ll. Harrie. inc. returned to
C
‘ ‘ 1111: 11.1111 street 11111111 today. after .1 In landing. but none of the nausea-
1 Mr, ohm-lee i.itt of the min...- The- 111111.111.“ "in ~01 sown“ (my; to gors who injured.
'nter was a \‘lSIlOl‘ in New York 1"in Ameshury. Alum. where he visited ‘ ”-..—......
The Robert l-‘ulton. first steam
)‘efitel‘dfly. Mr. David Eeterson. 61- the large auto body building works
rector of the Regent and Palace The- 1ti1ere. war vessel. was launched 001- 291
““3”- “'“N I"? I“ X?“ YON‘k EONOH'O‘V- ' There is. he reports. a strong de- 13“-
Mr. Esterson is expecting to leave: mnnd for all types of 111110 body
Mrs. 1‘
i
l
‘1
l
r
‘. Appetizin Ways to Import Necessary Energy
8Food Element to System
Children just date on these
i foods. The craving of their ap-
: pen titee—whetf’cd by constant
play and action—is for “fat”
foods; and these foods turnish
it in plenty.
he Layer cake, cookies, pastry——
each take lots of shortening.
I You can spread breed just as
thick as you want. Thus each
of these foods imparts a good
bread it is delicious.
fats.
vii-amines.
for Boston soon. where he will sign _ glass,
several eontrnt'ta. ,
F I
Auto manufacturers, he states.
{no planning to turn out mum (ars
' in 1926 than at an) ’other period in
Elmo G. Rates of Metrose street ‘ the history of the industrv .1nd.con-
‘11'as working in Stamford 1esterdny.sequently. all associated husinrss is
' ‘ ‘ preparing for rush ordr‘rs in large
quantities.
NECKWEAR
New Arrivals'
Silk And Wool
The Newest Patterns
Mrs. Pharier Esternon and n part1“
of fritlids from Shippnn l‘olnt.Ftnn1-.
:3::]la\“mul 1lsitorni11 Nnrwulk ves- {K K. K Leader Files
1 1 - Gutzon Borgium Suit
a nd Mrs.
)ir. Supine] Thorne (1f
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quota of food fat to the diet.
Each is an appetizing way for
mothers‘to get children to eat
enough fat foods. _ they like.
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garine is an ideal shortening. It
makes delicate, fine grained
cakes, tasteful cookies, and dc-
licious pastry. As a spread for
GOOD LUCK is a blend of
several pure, fresh, wholesome
It is easily digestible,
wholesome, pure, and contains
Serve and use GOOD LUCK
to nourish children in a way
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