ma EVENING summon—so. NORWALK,‘ CONN.
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f' “RED” SIGNS $3,000,000 CONTRACT
TUESDAY, lll‘il‘lfihllilijii a. nut. .
EAST NORWALK‘
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OVERCOME BY ROGER LUDLO , i ‘
. ‘ lIlllliril h'tnlis 'l'li'lllilil‘y ntll lizil fl
._ alive at vlnst- lil' liils‘invsli Dec. : 'l
”ESt‘APlNG GAS PUPllSlN SKiT .. I l
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AT ASSEMBLY
Give f‘Mrs. Poilywog’s
Wax Doll”—-Those in
C a s t —- Christmas
Seals '
The regular weekly assembly of
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' i‘AillS. l“i'.'iilli‘, llcl'. K (.\i‘l.— ‘.
'i‘llc ilmioillilnent ut' Sfillillill‘ \‘lctor
lit-lll‘y llt'l‘Pllfii-l‘ as French Anibal-mu- _
i tier in the l'llilcti States was nppi'm— l
H‘Il today by the t‘ollncii of Ministry. I
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Stamford Hospitalin
Critical Condition——
A : Pet Cat Dies
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'Antolina (ll-nine and her infant
’daugliier l-‘rances were. asphyxiatod
by illuminating gas at her home. on
Liberty strict. and her four-year-oid
'l‘l‘Er‘illA Y.
\‘v’itillNlCSlMY
Florida
‘ “Elli-IRELADES LIMITED”
of ii.“
Big Auction Sale
Ion Annlluriatn is ill usurious com the Roger Ludlow Junior High ‘ Throuzh Train i
'diti'on in the minim... llospltal. ”“001 “’35 “0m “New“ morning From New England | DON'T FAIL T
2 They Wm... found hr an older in the school hall. The program I. L}: grosvllll‘enc-e’ 1%; M“ 5 O ATTEND
daughter. Lucia. when she returned was in charge of Miss Maude Rider. >~ Pm-
' New London 10.00 pm.
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«’5‘ (rom school. EMILE EEMMING a. member of the faculty. 1t includ- .I $3355” 372g 22} l Buy Your Chrisums Gifts
' . . b ed: roludo. Edna Gorhanl; an- ' - - 3: I ' l
N , Mother and infant “Pro in Ed Mr. Hcmminx. elected head 0‘ "w P Nee Helen ii 7i p m.
when they Wm... overcome. nouncelnonis, Ailton Williams. prin-
. . ‘ At Your Own Prices
A wash boiler. partly filled with Central Bairfield Tim“ company. cipal; short skit. "Mrs. Pollywog's 9 Through Trains Daily
water, was (mmd m, the my, range. Yelwl‘dfll’ and Who “ICC-0M“! the "“0 Wax Dolls"; flag salute and Star li‘iiUDii'l'INN/i.S'l‘.\.l\'ii\i' milk _ _ .
'which was not lighted. 5' Thornton Prowitt. has been 003' Spangled Banner. by the entire "mun,I 5......“ ”mm”. l.vcr,v Altcrnooii at 2:.i0
. A not cat was found dead on the nected with the local banking ‘insti- flChOOL Th0 003‘ 0111“) 8k“ includ. ljlilmvliq Lei: ,iLIiI‘Mlill.
loor. tution for the past five years. He ed: May Holtzuian. Mrs. l‘ollywolz: iii/iii! l‘lillltllllllllll'ilx"nl 31mm: JOS J CRUBER
Mrs. Gentile leaves a husband and came here from New Freedom. Louise Henry. Mary's Little ”1"”); Flotillaslirrial ' 'i-l‘iluli: ' ' I
“re, chndm, Pennsylvania. He is also president. Franklin liialllard. Paul Revere; liquid can (Tomi Lil. Auctioneer
‘ ' ~ (ii-e. ”:iFa.itl
of the American Insulator company Arthur Scoliold and Sam Permian. ”‘7‘“wa“ (.nN H! ’ -
of Danbury. Mr. Hamming \vns Giant and Jack and the Beanstalk; l Wilma?) ‘ ‘ ‘ 3.55““
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Katherine Browncll. Giggles: Eliza-
vice president and a. member of tho
The Double Track-Sea Level Route
“A. J. Collins Co
W North Main Street.‘
‘ COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
Board of Directors of the Central
Fairficld Trust company for the past
five years.
HEARS REPORTS
VESTA
Oil. BURNERS
Policy Refrigerating
Monroe St. So. Norwalk
ION R_(l_l._l CALI.
The Executive Committee of the
Nor-walk .Cliapter American Red
Cross. held its regular monthly
meeting Monday eevning. at the
South Norwalk Savings Bank. Mr.
Edward J. Qi‘.inlan. Chairman pro-
siding. The members present were
Mrs. E. H. Every. Miss Helen Swartz
Mrs. Stewart Marshall. Mr. Harry
M. Lane and Miss Jean E. Todd.
Executive Secretary.
Routine work of the Chapter was
of workers had not yet reported it
was impossible to give complete fig-
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evening. December 18th. in the Au-
SON BANQUET-
of the evening was Rev. Lester H.
Cloe. headmaster of the Masses
was given by Thomas Tuttle. E. s.
Sexton. Y. M. C. A. secretary for
Fairncldpcounty. was toastmaster of
the evening.
The banquet committee included:
Herbert Hirst. as chairman: Arthur
Jackson and John Roughton. The
program cummitteo was headed by
Ernest Geitz and included Walter
Gerrish. Samuel Roberts and E. L.
Sexton. .
A number of songs were heartily
sung during the evening and music
was furnished by the Do Malay 0r-
chestra.
mew“? °‘ “‘0 Chm" °“ Fridayline. Friendship Bible class of the
both Lane. Dancing Doll: Raymond
Lees. Rip Van Winkle; I‘hllip Ken-
ier. Pied Piper: Clayton Fisher.
Jack Hornor: Ann and lda Binncy.
"winding lilo dolls up" and “setting
them in motion." and Evelyn Grccno
was accompanist. During the as.
sembly Mr. Williams gave out 5.000
Christmas Seals. to be sold :iy the
children.
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Philip A. Jakob. principal. of the
Norwaik High school. will address
the graduating class of the. Junior
High school. Wodnscday afternoon
on the selection of the courses of-
fered in the High school.
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Over S5 was taken in_ at. the. ster-
coptican lecture given at the Junior
High school Friday afternoon to
raise funds to pay for the new ster-
eoptican machine. recently bought
by the General Organization of the
Charles Iiantord. u ho had charge
of the electrical end of the machine.
Carleton L'llom-
accompanist and
Nickorson. violinist. Tile
kinson. baritone:
medleu. Bradley
entire
classes throughout the country, will
the club Sunday evening.
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The Girls’ Friendly Candidates of
Christ Episcopal church will meet
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the
church.
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The Boys' club. a newly formed
organization of the Christ Episcopar
church, will hold its first meeting
this evening at 7 o'clock in the
church. The officers of the club will
be elected. The organization is av
present under the direction of the
pastor of the church, Rev. Robert
B. B. Foote.
HIS MESSAGE '1
iS DELIVERED
T0 callous
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once which from its lot-alien or con-
stltlli-llcy~\\'(lillii ill all probability
rrovc futile." ‘
’lilc World Court.
but. would "contribute greatly to th‘
advancement of our lib-dis."
liquidation with the remaining conn-
with an additional assistant sccrc~
tnry. not necessarily with statutory
duties liilt “ho would be :ivnilniiicl
corresponding to tlirir duties should
be given the, Department of Agri
culture to aid marketing associa-
tions without undue regulation.
In his analysis of the merchant
marine problem. he took the view
that. while elimination of the reg-
ional representation feature of the
Shipping Board is not desirable. 'lt
has become apparent that without
centralized executive action the
management of this great business
will flounder in'incapacity and lan-
guish under a division of council."
Coal Industry.
Pointing out that the federal gov-
tions under the supervision
interstate (‘oltiniertnl
and expressed gratification that
railroad employers and employee
are ill substantial agreement as to
ligislullon necessary to regulate and
improve their relationship.
Along: with development of inland
navigation. the l'i‘i‘siti'dli' held.
should go every possible encourage—
ment for development of water-
power. He advocated investigation
of the
("onimissiom
of expenditures and the success of '
laws ill Alaska to determine
whether too much money is being
spent for administration and urged
increased authority for the (lover-
nor ot the l‘liilippinrs with a view
to preparing the islands
the time had comi- to consider civil .
si'rrice classification of all pontlllas- ‘
as a model to the states.
aldermen and will hold the balance
of pnwcr for the noxt tun years.
illiilliollllzlls‘ PREFEil
way to get the benefits of Epsom Salts
in a small sugar-coated pill. By this
new discovery. one of Kuhn‘s Ep—sum
Pills, as they are calicd.is equal in re-
sults to a full tablespoon of old style
ipsom Salts. Pleasant to take. Quick
results. Try a package today—only 25
cents. Money back if not completely
satisfied. At the following drugglsts:
H. A. MEAD
PLAISTED DRL‘G CO.
SPRING‘VOOD PHARMACY
THE STILLSO‘S-POWELL
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The pen strokes being made by the curley-lmimd gentleman ill the picture nit-ails jllsi $500,000 iii
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The Standard Railroad ofllic South
No connection with the Hudson’s Bay Co. of Canada.
stores are in New York and Brooklyn,
662 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St., New York
Our U. S. A.
Pans, 26 Rue Sf. Roche.
New York ll'omcn hare found it THE SAFE PLACE to bit); furs.
conduct a Bible Study hour, this be a“"”"l°tl l“ “Film “Hm; Ol‘lit‘rl's
SChOOl 0‘ Stamford. who will {3:0 evening at 7:45 o‘clock. at the Ad- 1“ hm“ “WW and naiy.“ THIS NEW TASTELESS ‘___ 65*—
Tba aloe“ cl‘argefolhtahihllizlir’ln fife“ tales:3 tile, vent Christian church. All friends With "“11““ ‘0 l‘gl’ic‘illum‘ the 93—_—
betare.m ch'om rim "or cans ° 1\ Ci i finder interested in Bible study are asked President H‘Km‘ilvd “5 Waltwn us a EFSOM SALTS PILL
{,‘glulhoulaknowmzlgm And lure. At present, in ee 3 f to come. wholo improu‘d although many io- ,. SQUIRREL CONEY
“emulate: for u. a'lfller of the E‘eryv Mans Bible class b0 o o o calitil-s and liliil\l(lu:lls still are in n Looks Like Squirrel STOUT COATS
Iset.ionlilrtiid,'.n,' ”meigf-fi'dlver Rutherford. I" J" which igcludcs e- The regular monthly business mum-‘51“ (‘Om‘llliml- In his opinion .MOU‘" knows that none of the “e' MUSKRAT CONEY Elm Lu“ Sizes
filial-awn“ - 0::lgr; tween seven and nlncvhun red ine‘m- meeting of the East Norwalk Yacht farmers Emma”... do not. wish med. kind: 0: lnxntlvtis anlg piliyfilcs hare as I Loolu Like Mud”... GEN. SQUIRREL
"Huey. bers. Rev. Ciee gate 7“ :81: ran: club was held last night at the club- tiling by ”"3 3°""”‘""‘"l or (”WNW guilt“ “Till: callildrfrnoandc :llhlls Elli: l LEOPARD ‘ CONEY TRIMMED. COATS
my 0' mm'm’fg-VE can 11:13.3: athan stlrtilsnuoxulgast :Owtf‘l: house. The regular business of the iiidlrleict price fixing” "whichl ligvcshvoidcd this wonderful old remedy ‘ Collar andCBorder of “fiasgflélgfirs
' lab was transacted and plans were “'0‘“ 1‘05!” train permitting the, b tit d' bl 2 t N . ‘I 90"" 0M1
fathers present W33 81""! by Walter c overnniont to 0)C‘l‘ to l ‘. ccausc ° .5. Mme“ 9 “5 °' °“' GEN. MINK
Gerrish. and the response to the sons discussed for a. supper. to be held at 5111mm] mnflmsl arid Poxlvél‘uslf‘oglllld .t last. specialists have discovered the TRIMMED COATS
school. Those 1;; charge of tho “1. Tllllt American participation in the, .. for "illli— l
& supplv (‘0 conducted and a partial report of fair were. Willis Overton and Mr. Word Court would not mean invol-l "““Nl l“d“l“‘“‘l““““‘
. . the Roll Call made. but as number Williams. who read the ”mm; Wm...“ m H... ”mm... {,1 MW...“ lie. ills.) i‘Xllt-pfifiod the up“. mm
“’95' Ruth Corbett and Daniel Shufcit. 'l‘hnt debt settlements :‘tll't‘tltly ne- Mi" m”“‘:l°r” of (”“10“‘5 “"‘l m" ;
Many 0' the districts show a‘sub- who had charge of the tickets. notinied “inllmse nn ilndiin linrilnn min"! ”wm‘m and pmmmm" " “"" l
stantial increase over last year in .. . . and are. mutually beneficial" and ngvllls. and :idmcllind pas-saga for ‘1 ‘ i
.. .. (.OME TO NEW YORK FREE:
It was voted to hold the Annual shown iii the concert to be given by he made to m-i-ilre Hill‘i"t"llli'lli§ tor “m “m on ‘1 x m “m“ S‘ “L ‘
d‘w’mm °f ”m 5““ Norwalk L" thalii-ci‘i‘iiiliscoviliiiiloililimilinmgliiitgilil ”lithium: in dumnflw ism... ll... Tiller lirltt‘rlm. The Hudson Bay Pays Your R. R' Fare l
brary. There will be the annual The enme’ “03mg ,5 "mm. the p“.._..;d\.m‘ udwv‘lh..d"“ ”V... ”W... \vrl,l,ry.i,-.x-rm 1W, 5...._(,\p) 1.. To give out-cf—town women the same opportunity to buy guaranteed Hudson Bay E
New” °t mm“ a": a" member“ personal direction of Carleton mom of n .‘il'ltt‘liui service at»; r..- illc NW N“ ”on 1W“ Kremlin)“. Furs at the extraordinary savings enjoyed by our New York patrons, we will refund g
o; the lgmelrgzgtned roots are “8- l.'ilommcdlou who has directed aev. mobilization of ui'ltcrili's as Well us J‘m" 0‘ . T“.‘i‘.\'- ‘l'xf‘l‘l‘l‘lli‘ilil- “'05 , railroad fare to any purchaser of a flu! coat who lives Within a radius of one hundred .
e o p ‘ oral successful events in the past. men in fillt‘l‘lii‘ncli‘fi. The report of “(NM ”“l-‘m m” 1' l‘mnl‘ C‘m' and fifty miles. 1
The participants will include: Mrs. ”W air “(V-I‘d Willi! I0 be “NM-$11"- ninghnm h", a margin of swan : ’. , . . l
1“de Low“). Wien. contra"... lug." no (lliclnrvd. adding that 1m. votes the count ill-int: 'l'i‘ni‘y l 795. . loll ciliiiiot aflord to buy. a fur coat Without having the guarantee:
Mrs. Eva Wilkinson. soprano; liar. Drrnrilniuis of War. Navy and (“mm"ghrml 1.755. The Republicans l of a reputable house behind your purchase. The Hudson Bay Co. l
. ’ mond Sherwood, tenor; Kelltn. Wli- Comnlrrco ”should each be provided (‘li‘i‘l'Wl three of the {our ward l docs the largest rctdilfur blismcss in New York litmus: thousands of 3
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' - '9 “- t. ~ . lllltil‘l‘ the dirt l‘iliin (\t‘ the ru‘~cl‘ctni~y]T00 LATE FOR ('LASSIFH‘A'J‘ION. i N h K ' 1
The fourth annual "Father and gitoy‘lp 1‘2““: 1; linoc)1:ngl(:01tl:ll01:ltmtjigl to girl: mpwinl attention to air linv. ‘ ~——-——-— lot erS nOW— . I‘ll'TllTORb . .
Son" ““0“”- 0‘ the South Norwalk lovers to spend an enjoyable. oer? igation." FOR SALE—New six-room house; H d B F Small “or?“ 0’" usmg i
Baptist Church was held last even- ning. Aviation. nil inllu‘mrnirnts and mralzcz at; U son ay urs (he "(mm "(’DSOV i" ;
ing at 6:30 o'clock in the church. a o s “We. must ham an tilt" S-l‘i‘huth Elton Din”). East Norivnili: can! . ‘ I . . . ‘
Over 125 were present at a fine sup- Miss Grace Sara, of Now Yarn. worthy oi America, “he said. “iii-o. h" 5M" "Mum“ from 7:3” until Are the Flnest In man}: "W‘s ""Pndtl‘d ’0 .
D" “'thh “'35 prepared by a caterer formerly connected with the “Billy" vision should be lliliill" for iwo nd- '4 I" M‘ inquire “rs' mm'wn' 16 docewe' Look for 0""
Mid served by "‘0 young women of Sunday campaign and who is well- dmmml lil‘isndler ut-nerals tor the "mm" “mm thm 3‘5“"3' the world“ "illnbi’r arid
the church._ The ”muffin“ Speaker known 8.5 8. leader of Blble Study army (lil‘ service. '1‘l'-lnpur;1ry Filllk _“ V w“ ._.___..._..,.. ‘NT'W "ante.
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W .1 . “r d Qt ‘ll I , ‘ ‘ Ticketreservations.l'n/ornmii'on from 1‘ , L.‘ AGRANbV 'l'f
South Norwalk (lamina: “:I-Id 11:8“; Casing?!" ills young life. rile. gentleilinn is lied (mature, and hes aiming a contract to appear in mime... About 2 wJr.i«i.JOHNSOl’~I.N.EA. lzg'WASHINGTGN 5
' . ' . r - . .... . . . . -~ . . .. . .. , _ . . 04 Ishinitnn St..Boston.9. Mm. ' ' 1' 1.,
large Blacksmith. Charles Dililnrli him \\. .. hllnllenlmlnlr. who holds tlii, C(lllirntl, Harry G. Rosin, m». mum“... and (. (_ p51“ Mung...“ TelephoneCongms 6057 SO'NORWALK .C'DNNl“.
Phone 747 and Alex Rlsolo acted as helpers lii "mung”- Alk‘br' TrnriraiTrl'ps"Boaki¢-i J W
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._.______.____.._. ornment has little to deal with the l: g l'
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,. Narcissus Bulbs and Deaths and Funerals m can a... of the cm... 5 "mm" ‘“ "‘° w“ “dust“. he a- . s .
. vacated authority for a oint \ ‘
’ Bowls... church will meet 11‘“ evening. 3‘ of temporary boards witlslmautllronrl’tllE \/ l‘
' Mrs. Mary J. Bush. th° home °’ 1‘1"”. H21” Brehm. tees]! for witnesses and documents. \/; .
-- -- Funeral services will beheld at concliiate differences. encourage .u._ : \
c c . 7:30 this evening at the D. w. Ray~ A ‘3'“ “mm“ 0' member! 01' bitration and in case of threatened *4 i. \fl "
mond funeral parlors for Mrs. Mary the m“ “walk Iml’mv‘m‘ent 3" scarcity exercise control over di t l " 5“ \/""
AND UP ‘J. Bush, who died at. her home on ”mm“ ”4 “Winds “members. butlon. s r ' l’ 3 k/; l
; . . t. d t o . I , expect to attend the City Council '33 m ,. . .. il- ‘ '1
' . A Gift Always Received 3:221:3le l?:llngyctli1::lloll\l.g mm“! ““9 evening at the City said. r mommuon' me “mam“ ‘9 ll § :3
t .' Hall. to try and secure a sidewall: “ ' l» \ 4‘
- Rev. George B. Tompkins will offio . Under the orderdly proceue i g r, 4’.
With Pleasure. ciate. under the railroad bridge over East our fundamental institution the ego: j; :ai caraCUl coats I§¢ I.”
. avenue and lights over the road at stitution was latel am I in? l i f
. 1 til i. .‘i' ended pro. ! .\ )/1
Boxed Gifts Miss Margaret McMahon. ° “m p a"; . n 33:25.!" ““3““ Prohibition. The 5"; Th :03 "Rich! mg“ hi‘fib
. The tuneral of Miss Marsaret P. 8! Passe in net for its en- .. . "e“ i' 1°“ '— W
R 1: ft N lfies__ McMahon will be held Wednuday A leflde prayer meeting was fol-cement. and similar acts have GIVE HIM An in; rum“ model with l
“S cm 0V8 morning at 8:80 o'clock from the hold this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. been provided by most of the states. 2 i. I collar and border of ex-
- late home. 53 Cedar street. and at at the home of Mrs. W. Donaldson. It.ia the law ‘of the land. It is the .l EVER SHARP i ; New qnisitcly full haired cable
few of 'the many Items- . . 39 Fifth street. Miss Grace Saxe duty of all who come under i . E l 5-" 1 °" "'1‘“-
9 °°1°°k mm S" “ml” ““"ch' Bible leador of \‘ew Y it it ' isdiction to observe th irit 1: 1i." " ‘ " MOdel '
' i or , spo s. 0 ED 0 t at .3 .
Salad Spoon and Pork ifltéifni‘ii“;§§l:§§.lf.$° family PM .. . . law. and it. is me duty of u... 1).- i PENCIL 03- I 5:; l
‘ ‘ Peter G. Gustafson. of Plate partment 0f 3‘15““ and the Trea- ‘1 .
Shoo Trees 2 William b 3"“! street. who has been confined to his a"? tDepartment ‘0 enforce it- Ac- ; WAHL PEN i i s
The funeral of William L. Brim. b“ With Pneumonia. has improved on ° prevent smuggling, "10831 “f .. l 65
Crumb 3111811 and Troy li htl transportation in intorstat e 9 -
who died suddenly on Sunday. will 3 8 Y- . a com- .. . l
hildr ! Pm“ " be held tomorrow afternoon from ' ' ‘ mores. “bum in the use of permits. ‘! These ma be had l ! E t S . I f W d d
G en . m mm mm to... o, m m... 1...... mm Wm B... and aim... at m. of m... y, .3 x ra pecia s or e nes ay and Thursday
Clothes Brushes. deficit a. outing. at South Main ettwore in New York Sunday where {grpggfgflpfg‘ffe 1:333: Entirely separately or in sets— 9;. -
.. .. over-n. . o i. i ‘ 7 '
. . grstosotfifiz. 33$: vizillnglllgnt: igoeibmnmed M Grange ”my mint - 4 01‘ you may match 1115 2:? Natural Muskrat Raccoon (Full Skin)
. Lemon Dish and Pork Burial «m be it!" the family plot in . t . . “gig-ought tregtlss withd foreign - Ever Sharp W l t h a i'l‘ Figs risk list;- “I: {in lont'd'.“ Fine“ Pdf- p roe prod by no— $
. - - , ' r mens an ncrease activi- . . ‘-‘ -— w in ’ son aim d 5
P St. Mary's cemetery. The February graduating class of u” or the Coast Guard. “we“. . Wahl Fountam Pen, u. ,5 .n new .._' N", “:4 "M “Mk"- V“'“' “P b $215. 17
ails the no er Ludlow J l Hi h " ' ' P' " ’
sch i 1 id 1 t un °" 3 agents. district attorneys. and en- .4; sleeves. W‘m" m“. ('Plnto Effect Soon
Military me. 3:” c an ““3 l0" 0‘ 0mm" torcement agents effort is being . ‘9‘ ' . - .
M [L L l N E R Y "I: [aghafternoon “t ”‘9 °l°5° °f msdo'to prevent these violations. “ PCHCIIS . . . . . . .$1.00 up :2! Mink Marmot Genume Squirrel
Lavender JM‘I _ ‘ Sc 01¢} oeuofficers elected were: But. the Constitution also puts . 2 9‘“ Exquisite]! beautiful new models Ben tiful in M
can 0 "I'- president Mid PIN" concurrentiduty on the stat“. We . Sets - $5 00 up :15 which cannot be distinguished from " W M h ““1-
Bread Boards K. A. Jorie Taylor. secretary. Miss hellio need their active and energetic co- 1 I ' ' ° ' ' I . I . :l' a" 5“" Eastern Mink ”‘55 ‘7 s125 "1 u dyed “uh“ h“ ‘
Gilbert a member of the faculty. operation. the vigilantaction of 4 F ta' P $225 5H. in trimmed. trimmed. Values up to “no. 375
Fruit Md! POLHEMUS “1“ act. ‘5 treasurer. their police. and the Jurisdiction of 2. oun 1“ ens up it! . s ‘
. their courts to assist in onforce- ul :3. ‘
Our cm mum. man TIME av mam meat. I request of the people obsor- :éé Up 125 f i “1' Old C t
M LEADING MILLINER LONDON—A new idea in clocks in val-ice. of the public officers continu- ii ’ iii _ to or o ' 0a
. sh . Shela]; triedthereafl Two “till: beams. in; efforts for enforceman and of .; LLY 5 iv: . 0 h it] in, hri . , .
e‘ user or t e minute and and the Congress favorable action on its ff .'E “In" W '°“‘ ’°‘“’ ° “N “I ll ‘9 W" M "'0" 'I W con
“e Hamilton op 61 NOflh M.in Street the smaller for the hour hand. pro- budget recommendation for the "i so Norwalk-oWest rt. 2;} N desire, and given your old cost as a deposit in olefin;- IH cat’s: allows-es d'i‘im ‘
Phone 314.5 So Norwflk Ject their light on walls or screens prosecution of this Work." ., ' p0 u. m 3125 for it. w. n... your old to“ f" "”5, Plfl'llolfll- it
. ~' WALL EMT ° ' and make the clock visible at long With reference to railroad: he ro- l} ' 1;
distances. commended author“: for consolilh "" "'":‘
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