Anglia Mugavoro. 0! till Wood.
ward avenue. celebrated his sixty-
Vseventh birthday with friends and
,i’dlsaivos at'hts homo loot evening.
A ioature or the ovdning's party was
:o torso birthday unite. with 61 san-
dies. on or which were lit. by in. Mu-
. um Games and several vocal
solutions were enjoyed. Among
thou that wore present were: Mr.
“to. Angola Mugavoro. Mr. and
wr‘a. Anthony Audion. itr. and ldra.
tuna Maruoa. Mr. and Mrs. James
I‘m“. Mr. and lira. Nicholas un-
more. lit. and Mrs. Frank ltatoano.
tit. and tire. Edward ltlugattol'o. Mr.
and tire. A. J. Audiao. John Maiso-
, no. r. and tire. Alosandor Malone
no. . one Mrs. Marielle Dottdrto
sad ramiiy. tunnel: Leone and
Charles Galbo. The guests departed
at a late hour. wishing Mr. Muga-
vero. many more happy birllidayu.
O I O .
The [tooth Norwaik police roooiw
M a. pheno call loll. night sitting
that than was a light in a vacant
more in Via: Ilill road. Patrolman
DOM million lilVeatlgated but could
find no one around the house.
.‘ l o 0
“hit flaokas or Oxtord nireet.
Who has ordsrod to pay :10 a week
for tho supporter llla children or
spond 00 days in Jail, by Judge
Freonlan Light in the South Nur-
trallr City Court yesterday. has (l0-
Olded to pay the $10 1)” “'“f‘l‘l.
o u. o
The condition at Mrs. Mary Kos-
kooks. o! Bulhiey avenue. Groons
Farms. who was taken to the Non
mill rte-elm Hospital early Mon-
day morning ivos reported as “fair"
at the hospital today. Mrs. Koakosks
not of! n Norwalk-nridgeport troi~
lay and also”! Into the Wit 0‘ on
auto. Ilho autidud a scalp wound
and tniuries to her arm.
a o s
Tomorrow is a' Holy my oi Obli-
cation in tho Itiiodopol obursa. it
being the Feast oi the Epiphany. in
Trinity church at no A. M. o'clock.
there will be a celebrationot the
Holy Eucharist. and in Elaint Paul's
ohuroh. than will be celebrations at
7:30 and 9 A. hi.
3 O .
Gabriel Dsnlto. of Norwalk roport-
ed to the First Disaict ollco that
while coming down ill iii his ina-
clllno skidded and crashed into an
iron pole. The pole was split and
Danho's car was badly damaged.
0 U
The regular meeting or tho Board
or Education trill be held tonight in
tho Norwailt High school. This will
be tho first. meeting of the new
Board. A chairman and secretary
probably will be selected.
I 0 t
C. D. Briggs. superintendent ot
the Norwaik branch of tho Connecti-
cut Llsilt and Power company, was
a business visitor in Westport today.
, 1| 0 0
The Westporl tire whistlo was
tented retinal titties yesterday otter.
notin. Tho whistle blow a.ditleroat
number each time and had the tire-
nlen breaking their books to reach
tho tiro stations, only to find that it
was a false alarm.
' U I I
The members or the Phoenix En-
gino company will gather at their
tiro ntdtiml on Main street tonight
for tho annual dinner and got-to.
gather. The dinner will be served at
ii o'clock. Mayor Thomas Robina.
members oi the Common Council.
and tho needs or the tire department
have been invited to attend the at-
fair as guests of the Phoenix com-
pony.
l.” U 0
The newly elected officers 0! the
. Notice
REPORT OF CONDITION OF TIE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
AT 50. 5'03qu IN Tm; grant or continuum.
AT m omen or marshes 0N DECEMBER etsi, lore.
i‘t E80
when.
t. a Loans and discounts, including rodis‘
counts. acceptances or other banks. and
foreign bills or exchange or drain. acid
with indorsement or this bank (oxeopi
these ahownln b and c) ”Jamel.“
Total loans
a. Ovardratts. secured. $0.00; unsecured. "75.01;
”Mam.”
his.“
lossAoloIo-alolsOOIIul
d. U. 8. Government securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation' (L'. it.
bonds par value) . . . . . .
.............. 1 100.000.0
b All other Unitod States Government so- ‘
curittos (including premium. if any
Total snoosessoltiaoss... also-ig#VI:‘5‘|asoloo
5. Other bonds. storms, securities. on»: ........:........
imitate
neurone
,i. . 4
hullJfl.“
5. Banking House. 063,120.11: Furniture and dz.
“1"... $7,526.53 Ooaoous-a».
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . . . . . . . . . . .
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection
Cash in vault and amount due rronl national banks ..
70.!‘9."
oal'oIO'II'l'IIoloooI‘o
xllmut
ll.ooo.oo
lmmall
Amount duo from State bonito. bankers. and trust coin-
paales in the United States (other than included in
items it. 9. and 10)
s~.-.os
1%. Checks on other' banks in tho
. ' reporting bank (other than
.s.-u.ssas-s-aassoaoss
“6.9“.”
sanio city or town as
It'll} 1,) sou-osaosoo l..7‘.b°‘
Total of Items 0. 10. 1!. H and i! ”6.781.“
14. e Miscellaneous cash items . ........ . . .. i Lou." 1.o'll.ii'
15. Redemption fund with U. s. Treasurer and due from if.
S. TN‘.‘"‘N‘ oases-onuss-sease-unsso-saoeososss-o 3,000.00
Toll! .uass-osioooo-soes---aossrasseosasss-s 3.3:..‘°.-.1
LIABILITIES.
17. Capital stock paid in .. [100.000.00
18. Surplus fund ....................................... 150,000.00
19. a.Undlvidod profits . . . . .. . . .. $86,763.76 3 $8,768.76
it Lets current expenses paid ..... .. . . . . . 13.931221 72.826.“
21. Circulating notes outstanding ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100.000.00
ed. Amount due. to State banks. bankers. and trust cent-
panloo in the United States and foreign countries
(other than includes in items 2: or 28) . . .. . . . . . 10,112.25
28. Certified shocks outstanding ...... . ..... ............ 12.618.“
to. Cashier's oneolia outstanding . stats
Total or Home 2 . :‘8. 2t. 25 ond'ad d 51.0“.“
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subisct to ,
Boson-o (depositspayshie within 80 days):
:7. Individual deposits aubioot to cheek
ill. Certificates of deposit duo in loss than to days (other
than for money borrowed)
Lal. Dividends unpaid
l.ll0.NS.d2
8.527.”
........... usual-unseo
“.00
-.-... ......... .e...ss
Total oi demand deposits (other than
bank deposits subioet to Reserve.
items 27. 2!, 29. so. 31.
and 32 .. "JHJQIJE
: Tint. “posits subject to Reserve (parable otter to day:
or subloot to to days or more notice. and postal
until”:
to. Other time deposits
36. Postal “flit" deposits . . . . . . . .
LIHJH.”
1.051.“
m... ..... I\ao|aoo.oll
'l‘otal ot limo deposits subject to
ROOM". Items 3!. 86. 85. and :6 MJNJI'LM
T°Q“‘ OIIIIOOIIIOo-s-nl
3.228508.”
too-dtso ...... oaosolo.
Itato at Connootielit. County or Nrdoid. so:
I. O. O. riierl. costlier or the above-named book. do solemnly swear
that the here statement is into to the boat or lay howiodgo and seller.
Llilbaeriben lino sworn to micro
c. O. m. Cashier.
me this dtil day or January. tits.
mutant) roman. Notary Public.
i‘urr-‘et—Attut:
a at. Ann
run a. Roms
.r. WALLACE mm. Director.
0
s
' Scouts under the direoti
Treasury Balance
The treasury balance was not.
received up to press time. Phone I
93 and it will be given you. I
l
Kiilanis Club will be lnalailr-d at tho
insular liloctlng to bo hold in ll'iii
itoyul James lnll, Thursday noon}.
There will be no opeakor tilts mail
as a longitlly bunlnoss son-non is exr
pl-oted. lint-ling president Edward .l.
Quinlan will gun a review oi “lib
year's Work and then hand tho gs-
Vol over in tho newly elected pro .
doni, Goorgo id. Barrios. Mr. liurn s
will likely appoint his oommittots
and haw. some other announci-
molltii. Plans (or the winter so
A report at the bowling oomlnittte
also will no mndo on Thursday. The
Kiwanis bowlers will meet the Torr-
adore and Lions clubs on the Clifford
alleys til it triangular intrigue. ‘
' 0 o o ‘
Arthur P. Schultzo. the proprio-
tor of tin: Well street uportil g
goods More. and trite, will leave ll is
wee-k on it. combined pleasure til (1
bilillneiui trip in ll‘loridu. .
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The City Audit (felilllliiteu villi
meet in the City Hall on 'i'nui-sd‘ny
owning. At that limo it will CU]-
eldtr tllc lildn of the various in".
counting t‘flllC’Ei‘llil tor the audit lul
the City books. . l
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'l‘lu': regular illoillllly ilit‘tlllllfll‘ul
tho Norwillk Ministerial Association
was held this morning in the I’ll-lit
Congregational rhurcil ontho Gl‘lJCll.
Green. Matters concerning lnatllilto
which will be again conducted his
winter by tho Nor-walk Counciil ct
Religions Education were discount-d.
Thorn was a good ntlondsncol of
members. At noon in delicious iutrh.
eon was served by the ladies Ol‘lllo
church. l
o o a l
The Star or nyrla organization ‘mot
at no aouih Main street on un:
day afternoon and voted to dolnilto
550 to the Syrian nellet Fund.l1‘ile
money has been forwarded to l the
Lebanon Relief Committee. New
York City. it to planned to ‘ sell
hiaym‘ Thomas ltoblmi to ap rovo
at a driVo to be hold in Nrwaili for
thin fund. which in used (or lit-lie!
work in Syria. “
W ‘
(Continued trom Page Omit.
gun—.— I
service men or families. 245 oliiiiiarl
end it resell of man ‘ still
in service in ’ the chulsr
Army or Navy: making an a crate
ol’ 5: cases per month handed by
the cities. l
“There have been “.57 ottiool inur-
voiws. an average or do per linonth
and silt letters written. averaging
80 per month. I
Roll (all. i
"In October plans were mine tor
the Eighth Annual Roll Call, work-
ers secured and the Girl ricotta es-
sisted is packing supplies. '1‘ o Elt-
oeutive secretary was sent as a dole.
gate to the tin Annual Controlltton
or the American National R Cross.
held in Washington. D. C... t tobor
6 to 9. A reception (or copra no and
Roll Call workers was heldlat the
Royal Jami-s Inn, Octoborlii. at
which Mrs. Pym. Brnnoh‘ i' Now
fork, gave a moot intorosi.‘ ng oo-
oourlt «her work with t. o Red
Cross. in Europe. during the war.
Tho State Conference of the Red
Cross was held in narrow. ‘Octobar
to and 17. Several morn. re o!
the Executive Committee nd the
luxocutivo secretary atten od. On
October 28 a domonotrationlot First
Aid was given in tho Audit thin: or
the South Norwalk Library by Dr.
Robert 3rowning or the Cross
First Aid car. then sisti nod at
’M‘Ofd. l
“An attentive and iterestod
group. composed or rapt-es ntativoa
or the Felice and Fire Dep merits.
Red Cross Lite Saving Collie. Boy
and Girl Scouts and leading induo~
tries was present. '
"The Annual meeting ot‘the Wil-
ton Branch was bold N other 8.
when MrwGootge S. W on was
elected chairmen. The Roll Call was
held 'during the month. Mrl A. Ray-
mond Belts, Chairman. and the
membership obtained ws‘o larger
than tor several previous y are. ‘1".
A. J. C. Doctrine. in chargil or pub-
lioity. conducted a seriesl or five
sketches. illustrating vario. a phases
or Red Cross service. in m d’iitoreni
theatres. in addition to owspapor
publicity is which both til Norwaik
Rourand the Evening oantinoi ee~
operated most heartily. ‘Tbe Boy
n o! h r.
Robert Benedict distributid poste‘rs
and cutouts to all the stores, also
{Stormil‘a’rlng ”ti: Rod Cgoes. to all
. r men. -
Crone Sunday. be uaei on Red
"The annual maeti or the
chapter Was hold to tho udttorlmn
0‘ all South NON .
ember l and Li m M
elected: Mr. toward a
chairman: 3dr. Fred mart:
man: Mrs. hen Fish. soc-
rotary: Mr. Barry it. s. traaour-
or: hire. 8. 3!. iron.
Hannah. Miss Helen an
A. J. C. lockins. chair publicity.
The Home service sent it hd
Douglas Noah. chat . 2:.“ at;
now January as. to a in an ad»
visory oopaoiw to the s «oratory
to all homily problems Wilton arooo
This oolnnltttoo not on a month
onoopt during the -- or. A now
filial Mom woo ~ in tho 0!.
Goo which has staph“! tho irort
er keeping-records and «nomad
oaoo relative teitho til 0 cases on
die at tho prasenl‘ unis.
bloating of the Life i
was held January at.
Cannot-tyros noioctodi- ~~ .-
Ataeadsd ‘ , -
son will bu discussed at tho meelin . '
the follow 3 ordeorl ‘
I
To Bowl for
«Continued from Page Ont).
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team: having the lowou total pin-
tali In the to games shall pay tor
the next lowest team shall pay {or
one-third ot the cost of sold dinner.
The winning team is to bo tllo guest
of the losers. The time and place
or sold dinner is to no arranged by
”the Committee.
I. At such dinner. ('(M‘Il loam shall
be AllOwod tour guvstu bealdo. ion
bowlers. Any member or any organ-
isation not a member oi the teams
engaged or a guest may attend by
paying a cover chal'gr- i'nr sumo.
9. Games shall Itart at 7:30 p, M,
ellai‘ti.
l0. All games are to l'u‘~ played at
The L‘lllYord Alleys.
ll. William H. Al'rault oi‘ The
Connecticut Colltdrencc or Social
Work hold at Waterbury. April 20
“On National Hospital Day. Mail
2, Mrs. A. .l. C‘. Dot-kins and the
Eaiaocy visited 1'. 5. Veterans lion-
pital No. it. New lluvon. taking
flowers and clgai‘elit‘n to two Nor-
wulk lilt‘ll who were patients. The
t'llupior tvus asked to participate in
the Memorial Day parade and
through tin. kindness oi’ till-s. Alvin
l). Wadsworth, Chairman or tilt
Motor Corps of the Women's lio-
pulllican clillt. llvs r-ars were pro-
vided. in Which groups oi High
School girls. members or illv Junior
Pied Cross ,woaring hon-liminlu and
Carrying tinge. rode.
"During July nud Augusi, Mr.
Herman Longer. Supervisor oi Piny-
grounds. Norwaik Playground As.
soctation. nlado hill headquarters at
tho ltsii Cross cities. The Play-
grOund Association in cooperation
with tho lied Cross Lita Having
at Cali Pasture Bcaoh. when over
200 children were taught to swim.
During the summer tllo Call res.
iure Unit. A. R. C. Lilo Eating Corps,
patrolled tho beach as unuol. pro-
vontod a number of people treat los.
ing their lives by drowning. gilvo
first aid treatment for numerous lil-
iurlos and in addition practically
completed their building. at the
beach. on which the boys are doing
all or the work. Two demonstra-
tions oi l.- tc Saving methods. one at
Hickory int! and the other at Bell
island. were conducted by Albert E.
Parrot with the asst-taped at several
members or the Lilo saving Corps.
in connection with the demonstra-
tion at Bell island. a series or ori-
ginal posters. illustrating various
methods. was displayed by trying
fiulkley. Examiners or the bits
saving Corps gave tests and passed
8 dealers and t2 Junior. making a
total or to seniors and 30 Junior
members or the Red Cross Lita Elev.
tng Corps enrolled in Norwalk.
"A huge Rod Cross built by two of
the members or the bite Savings
Corps Woo prepared tor the Labor
Day parade but as it turned out to
no a rainy day the parade was not
‘lleldn . _
“During the year the Junior Red
Cross has been active in many ways.
taklnl liort in tho Detonoo Day end
Memorial Day parades. and exertin-
oo held at tho laying of the curl. .'
stone or the Nurse's Home. Tin-y
acted as ushers and hides at tho re.
cepiion given at the Royal Joules
Inn: gave a demonstration or Home
aniline and Care or the their at the
Palace Theatre. in connection with
tho Roll Call in November: took
charge ot First Aid at the Hay.
ground picnic at Roton Point in Au-
gust and made garments for needy
children. also it laundry bogs tor
patients in U. a, Veterans Hospital
No. it. New Haven.
“During the roar tho Wilton
Brandi: has made. from material
provided by the Chapter. 1: sleeping
caps. u laundry bags and 1 pair pa-
James which My. been sent to Hoo-
pitai No. it. togthor with is both-
robes made by a group or volunteer
workers under the direction or Mrs.
Charla H. Godtrey: to also ng caps
ltnltiod by Mrs. J. A. lilo. 16
laundry bogs made by the Junior
Red Cross mentioned above.
"Plans tor the coming year are
well under way and there is every
evidence that tile Norwsili Chapter
will continue to be as busy as it has
boon the past year. Sin“. (Miss)
Jean 2:. Tend. Executive Secretary."
.MOVING mono.
Worltnlon are busy removing the
largo doors on the old Vaults in tile
South Norwailt Trust Company yes-
torday.
The doors are very heavy weigh-
ing several tons and have to be band
led with care.
There are two or those doors.
They will be repaired and put back
on vaults when the alterations aro
completed.
Corps conducted a Swimming \Vookl
Kiwanis, Lions, Toreadors,
World’s Honors
I
two-thirds or a dinner tor all. and .
if?
. NORWALK.
Clifford Alloys shall be the sole
Judge of all diaputoa and shall so-
lect competent scorers and keep the
records or each game.
13. The soriso will start on Wed-
noudsy. January lom, int}. and con.
tinue on each Wednesday up to and
including idol-oil Nth. 19:». making
a total or ten railings.
13. Thrco guinea shall in: bowiod
each Wednesday by each Aeanl. 30
games in all.
it. The same ruler and regula-
tions which govern the world's
Championship Bowling Congress at
Cleveland. Ohio. will govern (1.3- 2....
rice with the exception or the foul
line but bowlers are advised not to
sneak tip on them too far.
iii. No touching a bowler or ran-
iilg within the bowling urru, but out-
side of sold area the sky ill lll“ limit. 1
Bill Hyatt Again .
Heads Press Room
William Hyatt 0t 2! Went Main
strest rejoined the stuff or The Eve-
lllng Sentinel as its prousmnn.
Mr. Hyatt succcodi George Kin-
ilt-i‘ who resigned to accept a poet- .
iion us pressnlun on a newspaper tni
Orlando. li‘lbrdin. lie left on Sniur- Y
day (or the Souih.
Mr. Hyatt's iirsi position niinr
finishing his schooling was with Tll'J
Evening Sentinel as a helper tn the
composing room tram this position
he was transferred to the press room:
Conn.
5‘1. w.
corn SESSIONS luv. mans IS ,
IN on. HALL
ARE NUMEROUS
’l‘llo City lluli has Ilw-u llll‘ mule
ot a number at court Erratum. (iilr-l
lrlg tho put two riayr. “
Yosinrday the United Slim-l. Ding
li'llrl Court with Jlldlzl; l-Iiil-ciil h"
Thomas presiding hold it briul ure-
rlon. Both Judge Freeman Light
and Nehemiah Candou Ill-Id uln-
oourt sessions and Coroner Jnlln .l.
l'ilolnn mnductcd an inquest into
tilt: doulll of Aillhrosu Edivnrdu in
llll“ South Nonvalk court room
Today Judge Thomas held a brio-t
ui‘sslotl dl' lllt: Dlulrict Court and
Judge Freeman Light is presiding
ovrr ;. jury (urn; Ill lIl-- I‘ll" l"uill'l.
Ii the lIl‘t’M‘lll l'lls'll iv: up: up Nur-
willk will ronn mod n comi bulld-
lllg. Some in lllt, (fiiy Hill, “.1
marked today. ,
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SFNIINEI. PAYS
l
7TH CONSECUTIVE?
STOCK DIVIDEND
The Sentinel Publishing Company, '
publishers of The Evening Sentinel,
today completed mulling clleckn tor
‘
ADVANC. T0
Pullman
The many Normlik rrlwrinh. of (in;
Tier. r‘lhophard W. Writs, i'nrnlcr
organist and Choli‘i‘iiiltiin, r ..2 Still“.
Paul‘n (‘hnrcll on ll‘ll" :i-n-ll, will
llllrroutwi lll knowing that ll" \\‘ill be
advancnd to tho Priesthood oi‘ the
Episcopal Church iomorrow.
The Rt. Rev. George W. Haven-
port. Bishop or l-Juolon. and iormer.
rector of llallll .lnmro' church, Dan-
bury, will porinrm tho rile. ‘
Mr. \‘l'r-lis was ordered a iii-linen.
about a your ago. and line lwt‘n ln .
charge of Wye Parish in lliitsns» l
town. Maryland. where he will be
ordained tumorrmt. Hr in .l trrud- ,
unto of Saint Sit-pllI-il's i'oill-gu fil‘
Aliliallflalt’. N. Y.. and of tin: Gonor-
al 'l‘heologivnl Svlllinory in va
\‘I‘vrlt Pity, Illa stator. Mrs. Altri-dl
Cliaflt‘.l‘t'bltll‘h lil Sherwood shoot.
Norwnlk.
.__ fl...“ -..--.._._..-
Waterbury Woman
Injured ill Wreck
WATERBL‘RY. Jun.
Mrs. Louis 1. Aim-rt oi till.» my ill-
llz'w'i in ”it“ .l’nnli .; lln- .Hll .‘,.”.
limited ill Chicago )t‘thJuj"
I
i.\|'ll
t
illry
,wlu. r-nroutc to Chimg.» and ”land
Rapids. Mich.. with her husband. Mr '
Albert is manager-treasurer [If the
and in ilmt: WM given 1“” charm: 0’ I its seventh consecutive dl\ldend on I city and wne on n purchamng i..p
the press.
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B. and P. Club to 3
Meet January 18
The regular meeting or the Busi-
liens and Professional Women's club
was held last. evening at the South
Norwaik Baptist church. The study
of tho Ooepei of tilt. John was 1'!"-
sumed. '
it was voted at tho meeting i!
hold the meetings or the club tor
the next to weeks. in conlunction
with the. church school. which “ill
be hold at the church for ill weeks
beginning on Mendel". January is. ,
Degree Team to Hold l
Final Rehearsal Sat.
A rehearsal of the degree team of
the Shepherds ot Bethlehem. was
held last evening at 7 o'clock, at
the home or Mrs. Arthur Burt. 2
Pershing atroot. Tho llnal rehearsal.
before“ putting a degree on botoro
the Lady Jonnmg's lodge on satur-
day evening. will be held on Batur.
day attornoon at 2 o'clock. at the
lodge rooms. The rehearsal will be
in tuil dress.
i
Deaths and Funerals
Starr Rooter
.. The funeral oi Starr Kseler.
Ron-anon resident. who passed away
last Friday in the Nor-walk Hospital.
took place yesterday afternoon from
the tuner-I pfl-lors at D. W. Rat'-
lnond in West Washington street
Rev. Chapman a. Lewis. rector oi
Trinity church otnciated. Inter.
mom. was imEast Norwnik ceme-
ten'.
Mrs. Jason Bartlett
Mrs. Jessa Bartlett. passed away
this morning at her home, 21 North
Main street. at the age or 28 years.
She is silrvivod by her mother. Mrs
A. Dnlgloiah of Springfield, hides
The body will be sent by Funeral
Director David W. Raymond to
Lynn. Mesa. tor services and inter
mom.
;
WOOL
VESTS
All the new and distinct
patterns of the season.
$3.50 to $6.95
Rogers & Stevens
NO MORE!
nonwanx . so. normal:
0
Service
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
Security
iin eight percent preferred stock. I
Chocks. were mailed out Saturday
yesterday and today to approxilllntr-
l)‘ 160 stock holders. the mulorityI
boing local people.
The business l'ilitllilgciiilt‘ill in very I
won plea-led with the amount oi‘
bunlneu done during the lust qunr- .
tor of 1925. the grass being for l
above the same quarter of lii2i and i
“'6“ nhm'o the a\’fil‘lti§“”-
From all indications. llllelimr Il'
192d will far exceed that done in
1925. National advertisers now roll-l
lies that advertising donu in news-
papers over the signature or tho}
local dealer is tar more efficient in
giving results that advertising plac- I
ed in nationally circulated mu.ga-‘.
zines. The advertising rate in 'new:- 1
papor is much lower than ill mash. f
zines and the duplication or circa»
lotion is negligible. :
Joint Installation
0f Legion Oificcra3
The Joint installation at the ob.
(learn 0! the Frank C. Godfrey
Post. No. 12. American Legion andj
Auxiliary. Will be held in the meat. :
ing quarters in Odd Fellows Rain
south Main street. this evening.
William Clark. a Past Common-i
der of New York County. Lioutsn-i
ant Dan Edwards and General Rob. .
srt Marshall of Now Haven will be‘
the guests of honor. '
County Vice Commander Hull or
Ridntield will install the poet or.
llcars. ,
Refreshments will he served tol-
lowing tho installation.
Telegrams received here by Mr. M-
bert‘s father, Isaac .\'. Albert. rum-a
that the couple, would t‘OI’llIlllii‘ l‘..Flr[
Journey. ‘
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Albert Furniture 00.. Illt’. oi lIlIrQ
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the best results.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926.‘
Amman
Stove Repairs
For All Makes ot‘ Stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
50 South Main St.
So. Nilrwalk Phone 3560
Mme. Jeannette
56 80. Main St, So. Norwalk
ONLY 75c DOWN
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VUI.CAI\'
HOT WATER HEATER
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Conn. Light 8: lower
Co.
Norwnik Phone 3306
ROBERT
Felts-Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Iliillinery
21 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
Ryan Co.
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for your out-ol-town calls if you know which type
of to“ service fits your particular need in each
instance. That is what this series will try to
Watch for it each week.
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