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. M' I ma. Jan Chapman Grave
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court. Itendoy morning. April to
before Judge Nehemiah Condos.
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The first district fire apparatus
was called to Nash's corner yester-
doy afternoon to extinguish a groes
fire. A still alarm summoned the
apparatus. There was no damage.
fouion to Father Barry “the prison
chaplain) and protected to his con-
feeoor that he was sorry for the
sins which he had committed and
would spend the rest of his life in
E. N. infill CLUB
HAS lNTERiOR
teem MUNSIE u W
10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone 2615 SOUTH NURWALK
e e a submission to the law of God. | ’ .
LAUNDRY WORK AT Father Barry could not have denied .. -» . A
SPRINGTIME mama, him abaoluiion. if he did not deny ' _ e omen s Chamlng New
via. him absoluti‘on. Chapman, having I . d .
mp“, lEVlill'rl a: xxxmfih muzfirfmfi so confessed. was entitled to no i C tt w h D CHHkle Stripe
I and spoil—it should b: done. This buried in consocragdhgfiuug. {mm ’allllings Presented‘ 0 on as resses Beds reads
Regent—“For Heaven's flake." laundry does this Work. is well " ‘h‘ ”‘8' C. M " ° ° °° "‘V‘ p ‘ . P
Rialto—“Tho Barrier." eauipped to give it careful and It is taught to the children in the by J. I“. Layton Co. In New Prints
Paisee-—‘"The Wife Who Wasn‘t painstaking attention and solicits lower gradeo,of our schools and 8‘ k I . t Specially Priced
. Wanted." the patronage of folks in this vicin- Sunday schools and it is humiliation '“k par 8 g' n l 9 Double Bed Size
Annual Banquet at South Norwalk ity who have work of this sort. to ‘° “N '° much ignorance among} Roddy’s Garage. M.“ 9..., h. ~i 1 , ..., ”l i . .
Cong. Church. be done. Now in the time. Your Cit-1‘0“" Who Olltht l0 km" “3* ., ' ‘ '1 ' ' '“ "‘ I" 7'" "' ‘” " R") r
- least the elements of Catholic thouol , - ~-—-- . no“ ill-l n... that you ll lil.~~. Mmlo simply
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COMING EVENTS. and delivered. Jun phone ”84. The “Inlet"! Conclusions. ghoul}.l i .\ ”“1“ it i iitllit chill) lit‘s lhr .ih.i lliu nt 1‘ ill] 11.. u .i “it.” Hill! (5 of \ dniniv uttrm‘livv Iprl'nd _
ADI“ 19.—Concert. Center Bi'h Star Laundry, 1i. Cross St.. Norwaik. Th. editorial further My“ “For (in. .' illill or of ill. (‘ lii OHF‘ |ll1illll'.'il hush iriwla nn pinilml lip-mm. - . . l 1 ' .
School Auditorium, auspices. music ——Adv. the consolation of such as are nurs- I""1 has lslllilf Fww‘l‘fll lino oil pullit- ‘ Mull. or ;. gmui ultdlll}. WWW“ “M l. “1 ’-“ “WI“ ""d
department 0 ‘u. Hi‘h School. . . . ing ”“61“. hearts over poor MLIillgH Hi slum on lhu u'ulls. 'lhc . requirt-n no linnlmz. (luster
All?“ 30" ' pic's Chorus Pfl- Mrs. Carrie Selieck. of Lincoln Chapman's fate. it may be worm I plilntllw. ... ..l. ,._ \'p|'y Meaning ”in Sizes 38 i0 54 crinkle Hti'lpl‘il nitrrnuilm: \lllh
."n. osumuu “we! Weatport in visiting friends Whil. to .,dd that if the loo-mllCll- )lli)§]ill¢;i~ in [13v building and they _ \l‘hltu jut-Quinn] i-t|-”io. twin
April 28.--Open house meeting. in 80:11}, Norwuik today. admired murderer 1. buried in con- “1.“. I}, pm Mr J. M. Linton “M ill-guitar “.95 mid 52.2.. \nllics blur- and gold Hriillopf‘li mines.
. It Girls' and Womens’ Club. Several lrrosts were made in the secreted ground. it is because he (‘uiiiinil.,\'. lm‘ui llifllll‘tlllt‘ii unenis, 3 yer-ls long.
5", April 2‘._Orma Officers Vi.“ Second Dilil‘lCl. {01' ViOlBllOl’l of tho made what seemed '0 hi! confensor “'Ph'l \\' I' lililtzllill till'Ul'l. l $1 59
oph". CMD‘GI‘ N0. 5'. 0. E. 8. "Tkln‘ OleDINCG. last evenln‘_ ‘ sincere pclrnowledgcment of hill I'l.ill.~l an, llll'li'l' Wily up the qul: .
April 29. - Fair-field County Arthur F. lledburg. Bridgeport; “n" °‘ h" '°”°“'- 9““ 0' “'5 d“ 01"“ Il'l‘ 1"“ 51mm: ”lll'llllllt In «1 Iv“ ,
L0H!" 0! Women V010" m.“ in Paul Charles Binxewald. Gibson In" “milled I tbetter “fiat? hi’ "0'- “ulnar limt (I\'.ll"l'l1 zire m-crhnul. New Spnng
New Canaan Prof. Cum“ Reed Court; Peter Foley. 7 Courtland gno.u&::1r‘rll: cringrflod 21:90:; inn lli"lri~[.‘1{l,nllii sctiinxthem into‘ w , F II F he d . .
Supt. of Schools in Bridgeport to place; Marshall Guns. 49 West nve- 5' ' ° “h"l‘“ 1"1‘ fl lillNi' Ni’llsnli- omen s u as [one Curtalnln
for all whether the notorious crimi- . . . g
speak. nue: Harry J. Friedman. Scribner . .
April 80 —DeMola.y Ball at the avenue- J B Woundy New Can nal ““8 buried 1“ °°"'°cr““d‘ (-‘urntn- liurus l P S'lk H
' , ' ' ' ' Found? Th0 conc'uelm “'h'Ch ”' ion-«m. n il‘nlil the Mayflower" “re 1 08¢ Inexpensivcly Priced
Armory. nan. 801 Raunch. Concord street. seems must be drawn for the boncfit ll i , . , ,
April 80.—Communlty meetinl’. Their cases will come up in the . """ PM” “”“ ”"-“" “”"V'ml . . -
of ouch unconscious inquiries lsthis. ... .. ‘ l ' , l I, _ ‘ ‘9 H P (l Yd
l auspices Ladies Auxiliary. Frank C. downtown city court Wednesday If his remains ”no” In consecrated lic- ill‘lu H. u .l ..u I n .irm Hint ii. I Dena y l‘lCC 29c '
Godfl-ey FOIL . morning. ground. he went to confession ‘0 Ilo‘l‘ .3, i... .uu'nm-m )l.3lt‘ldtiy. tor‘
t. ‘ - May 4.—-Mosquerade Dance. A number of boys will be arraign. Father Barry and received nbsolu- n 1*" it tho lu'll‘lilx'll ut the rmr M .
"‘ I “ Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary, Odd ed in the Juvenile Court this after- tion. It not then he did not ",de um lmmo of ll lmrios 11:. ltelddy. . t‘l dninlli:l durnhlefnlnatrvflzlmlflo:
Fellow's Hall. noon. on the charge of breaking absolution. that n h ' c t m. If ou-uu urn-wt. " m l‘vmu it Hi: pol-v» . . . _ .‘ u- mu m: "p 0 l“ -
e e a street light bulbs. 1" went to confes‘afim :nderdl‘d no! ‘ uf tiiul-- i. from' l‘hu «Ed Ler‘lmmllt‘rr Medlun’l Weight plll‘e Sllh llOSL’ \Q‘llth dOUbfle mer- furtulnls. Shani, ll‘|\t")(l1|‘l:.illht’li;g
Sun and Title For Tomorrow. ‘ ° ' receive obsolution. it is because his T"“”‘-’"“’ “""1' "' ”K ”m" "“' W ' l e S 195 ml t0 )3. MT“ 0 exiri' "m: 5 7" ‘3. m l ' I"
Sun Rises ........... 5:13 A. M. Wilbur Smith. naturalist. expon- confesoor could not discrn in his “'1'“ (”ll'l‘l'd aim-ks to the roof of, CEI‘IZBd 181 _ O a l ‘ _. Q' 1/ 3"" “‘“L 0" ‘”"’"5 “W“
Sun Sets ............ 8:“ P. M. ent of bird lore. and former Game conduct in his attitude. and in his ”Hi III"! l-H‘. 'lhc Nam “‘35 :3"an fine grade Sllk to give long SGHICG. sizes 8,;
High Tide 8:08 A. M. Warden. arrived in this city last words. a reasonable assurance that l i!" o u. llll'UllL‘li the use or c eml- - q ——
Low Tide ............ 9:49 P. M. evening. from Florida. where he he was sincerely repentnnt." 3mm -"“" ”l" ‘11”“1‘KU ““5 """“"‘"l to 10' In the new Sprmg COlOI‘t.
spent the winter months. Mr. smith The “Transcript" com mend 8 ‘0 “ll “ml of ”w building. RAYONS
Harry Aide of 16 West avenue made the enjoyable trip in his Ford Father Barry's refusal to give any - - a . . .
has purchased a new car. car which was specially equipped “"410, N5 ‘3” discussions with‘ 5“""H' ”‘""‘"| CM'W“ TurkISh Towels at SPCCIal Price Yd
t , ‘ ° ‘ for camping. CHARLES GARLAND ‘ Chapman. saying "the secrets of the 1 A .- mum \.lli be presented Sun 8 -
t it -——Lehigh coal automatically confession are sacred and to be held . tiny m. 1hr: lit the Swedish Bethlc- c
/ ‘ ' .. - sacred at any coat—oven to tho i hem I'niilzivu'silmliril 'hllrcli. Thu 29
"h-kr icreened. 11”.”.‘nf Garis. Adv' T0 C8“ Meeting For Charles Garland. the Massachu- shedding of blood." it‘llillulil “iii In: tho "‘llrutli and c A beautiful (nitric ill plain
__ ° setts millionaire of “free love" fame. ————-——. . “NH”, pm,“ Mr “mm... lllltl a “.01. . , . . . anodes—stripes and printed 9f-
,W’Efiffi: gggnegft‘jg', ”*1 °“ Calf P 35‘3““ Lights moved yesterday from m. "April an of which confirms the Scnti» . W... .. .._,,.,,.,, , .., ,,.._ ; Big, heavy turklsh towels Willi stripes of blue fem “mm”. m, to “1,...“
' . . '. ' ll'nrm Free-Love Colony" in lower nel was the Il‘mncint . . . ‘ . . r . ,. . 7 ing, sunlighi, rlt'. l'or drum-s,
A rehearsal of the choir of Trin- A third (“firm "”9“" “"9" 10' Li‘hlsh County. Pin. to the jail in Al- nei story following the “80‘1”“ ' Abram... Aim”... uniil‘l' or ilm‘ and P080 and blue and E‘OM' A Meat everyday slips and tililii'i'gniiiifliilv. no
lty church will be held this evening m" ”mm” of “mum“ "m" °' ’°"‘°“’"- m. ““9““- h" “"” b“ "w T“ sewn“ “'“s ”‘v‘ 0"” NW‘VW‘ mm than... .u limit ”tn-mm and “in. l towel. inches wide.
. . . . ' lsiecuring funds to place electric guest ofthe county for sixty days. paper to little that the Chapman ”PM “I“... ,1“. ”M mu 1 “not In"
" _ ghts on the road leading to and at Appearing unexpectedly before grave was in consecrated ground. . I", ~ 1' ‘ ..- ‘ Q“ -‘ . ., . .
"id griffin}. A" sizes. Harris Calf Pasture Beach Park. will be Judge Claude ’1‘. Reno. Garland to- at“: l '1‘ H H Y 1 H ‘ m “("5“)".
' ' held in the near future. day entered a plea of hole contendre ‘ ' ' 1
O O 0 e O - l
A petition calling on the district to a charge of adultery. in addition Amerlcan Mercury .l .. . ,. . ,_ . .. |
Mrs. Lester Brush of 71 Meadow commission rs t ll h to i ii Jail I t J G a St.“ At L-b : It: .u.uv..ii hump. ui tin l‘llCiltl".
.. street is recovering rrom an attach ‘3 ° ‘3“ '“° ‘ "w." a ” "1°" ‘5 e“ °"°° u 3 l I ral'y . ship l:.l.1.- L'lzisu “i in» iiust m-eniio’ ’”'"”’"““"‘
5 or grippe. ing and signed by a large number Reno imposed ll ”"0 0‘ 3500 ”‘5 iii. l:. llllil't‘h nil! in hold this!
. . , of residents of the Third District costs. Immediately after sentence No complaints have been receivedicvpnn,“ A H“. lmmnnw. The M“.
James M’L. MW” of Georgetown 2::fifths-3‘11?ttgrhhgifilrtmwon. xiii: passed Garland was taken to at the South Norwalk public “brawimmw munmm' “M runm‘l on r”
andN ork it i i i ' sue no- - c ncernin the April issue of The: .. J I. . 3,. , ~. .,
“N ew Y c y s v siting in th s tlce of the mew“:- He appeared m court 1" a much- Afinmcmlmercury. which is in “w:;lll‘(”|illllkl tori llfl_“tltl‘~$ {no Gill-ii: .
" . . . _. worn suit of clothing and overcoat. reading room 9 "(3“ m" “ :"H‘ Jllniifid '“l ’ l
f , ’ ~ - l.‘:-', S. ..i:i.': . i . .':
‘Tho Clam“! dyflnl and Dm' 2 Liquor cases Are “1:01:13:szh?:::;:lp{;i?:ytheqfigi. F The Norwnlk Library docs “0" llur)’ Silinli 1:. l. l.‘ i‘ui‘snns rinw i
sing of garment; 1; given “I. close“ Co e tioned by the court h“, uld'he had subscribe to the magazine til their Mm. “m.“m ”shim“. '
attention at The Twin City Valery “tinned By Court 0mm!) a reconcmmmn with m. has been no demand for it during , . . . .
Establishment. Work called for and w”... “Tm," .. mm Judge Reno "we the past. my. 1...)...” Hummuunry, of u... l
\\ delivered, 67 No. Main St. Phone The cases against George Yhozan. Wm impose the ”Mom... “5“,” “I,“ 50""? libraries “’0‘"- "le ““1"- n\-.~i.u.-, who his nun ill at liv'
m»...- 403" Adv. West Norwalk road. and Joseph there has been .1 reconciliation in try have taken "‘0 ”5"" from “”1" home villi prim... is iii-.lll-ovimz. l
‘ ‘ ‘ Nemeth. Richards avenue. arrested Bitch my”... tables following the recent. action .. . . I
Mrs. Thomas 0. Taylor and March 19. charged with liquor vio- riarlnnd‘s an”, and indictment taken against 1‘1. E- Mi‘Mken- “‘1“ Lu) i‘IH‘H. of llunuu street 1 '
daughter. Miss Alice Taylor. of Mt. lations by State Officers Stanton and followed the. death of a baby at
tor of the magazine {or publishing llflVllll: the inleriur of his home il‘, .
Vernon. N. Y.. formerly of this city. Finnegnnfivere continued in the April Farm ”,0 am”, “mum“ ,3, the story. “Hatmck.” (immune
visited many of their friends in this downtown city court this morning. sum by the registrar of Lower Mil- MP- MONK“! ”Cent” “ali‘fi- "1" t r '
city. yesterday. They will come up next week. {on} Township shown,“ ”‘0 child various parts 'of the country local m... “My.” , R ”my “MM 0 4
D 1.1.11 ‘1‘.“ Sat rday ‘ [hail liN‘n horn to Bettina llovey and airfare-“$12” “Emmi”? “1:“ the L'ui-‘l AVv‘uue M. ii. church illlll . ’
.. once, \5 a . u .- ,Chnrios Garland on July -i, 1925. r (me .n c sczng 0 citing-i ni‘ tn.- liruyur seriCQ hold d M lk G Id C v C d
“ ' ‘ ‘ Evaporte l o ross, an amp 3 an
The April l-‘orm came “"0 the chance to get shares in the publicity last nirhi M ”H, mum.“ ;
tion has called a meeting at Central
l The Plumbers Apprentice assocla- l Deaths and Funerals
Labor Union Hall for 8 this evening.
Daniel Hickey.
filed a. report recommending that
limelight early in January when flowing from "“3 ”’9' Their “"3 ' ‘ '
County Attorney Robert L. Stuart and statements are not important."
Work li..s lii‘t‘ll started on thu‘
construction 01‘ two one-car garages.
Borden’s 3 large Cans 29c
.“..°' .:° . .. Street Dept. Repairs .. .. .. -
‘invited to attend The annotation member of the Stamford police lie. on the around that. the views held DOCk A D. mutiny. 'l‘il- loumlutl‘ins were?
all... .3," for N am the betterment of partment died' suddenly at the by mum of the petitioners with rcf- t Rowayton , laid i..." moi- 72... buildings wiil,‘
Stamford hospital early yesterday "en“ 1° the marital state were . live or steel cmmvurti‘mt and are lie-j
conditions among those employed
as he was about to he, operated “detrimental to the public welfare." The street department has com- . lng‘ orcrt'd luy [hissull Frost. Jr., of
Campbell’s Pork and Beans...........i3 for 25c
1“ that capacity in this city. upon. A “W “5"" “it" investigation "- pleted repairs in Onkwood rend nf- ' Norn'nik. l
.._.D b. .A .1 v Mr. Hickey was born in Midway. realm that "m (‘hlld had be” b°m ter the recent washout there. 'i‘m- " a t 7
I: a; wnjngs. Mme May 8. (1855) and come to bohMIM llmey and Garland. The wall on the bridge has been put iul 'l‘hn woeltlv iu-nyI-r north-o of the
Refiyfofitaxk Stamford the following year where birylllll‘gstduimgffnfl 2:08p on Odo- first class ahlpe~ l Alll'cfii. Christian church “'JiH helll
' ’ he has made his home ever since. " ' ° 8“ 0°“ °"- Work on repairing the road lead-'lust nirht ‘l[ the «lurch ’ l 2 P d -C 19
At An vi e'a—A v. . Aft . . . E . . . . .
3f .n , ‘1‘ He Joined the police department of 8" Garmnd“ “"9" ““d “0‘"! ing to Calf Pasture Beach “in b... __._.__, ._-_... Baker 8 ocoa . . _ . , , , . , . , , , , , - 0““ an C
. lion under $1000 bail MI H We
. the borough of Stamford in 1888 ' - 5' ° 3 started b the d rt -,
Dr. and Mrs, William J. i‘racey and served as a patrolman for 3‘ voluntarily come to the District At. near futuZe. cpn ment in 'h‘
and Dr. Edward J. Tracey or West lower”! 0mm and admittei that she . . . -
avenue, are leaving todayyfor Dal. hzgmsggdmgim‘glghmgr; lllll3‘105dl): “"1le the mother Of "10 ‘child and belting. gxzrfétzzfzfifiyiy: (1:3: 112‘
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3%; lc'isxiv'igxe11r1g)3vliefreuthcymvziell‘attengiI (:16 m! efficient policing. "1:; ($2112; “:5 S" father. 3'” the water soon. The street depart;
° ° ° “’3“ ° ' He is survived by tire sens ban. colon a d ° ° April Farm ment is doing the work.
cal association. After spending a iel F. B. Hickey, clerk of the House ..h0us:“.”:..wwn::d her tasks as
[0" days at Dallas. “‘97 “'1" 3° to of Representatives in Hartford and if ' as 8 6 described her.
Havana, Cuba. and from there they William C B Iiicke both 1 St 59 - A “W days later there was a mop THAT BAOKACHEI ,
will visit Panama, before returning ford. and one-daughtyer Mania. :3: general exodus from the colony and Many South None-elk Folks Have ; ed in our (‘orsvi department.
to Norwolk. They will be gone at zalo of San Antonio fix“. H; also since that “m“ Garland ”"1 P“! . Found Th" Way. ; Glndly we will giro mu expert
least two weeks. leaves a widow ' Scott. with the latter's wife. have Is a dull. nerve-racking backache ' ‘
. . . ' been the only occupants of the place. wurtns you out? Do you feel older ‘ ““‘nfi-
“To the 0mm of our ham ____._.*______ and slower than you should? “0' ‘
y e. Stanley Mills Washington. D. C. now has about you tired. weal: and nervous: find The No E0 Ryan C0.
you plant flowers. shrubs. etc. They The funeral of Stanley Mills was on
e telephone to eve four r si- iti lb
set it oil. so to speak. Awnings over largely attended yesterday afternoon dents. W e magi? ":31: flu’flfiu? $22: .1 80 “'flshlngton Sl-v 50- Norwailt
1 your porch and windows have the at 2:80 o'clock from the late home th . th
some effect. ill)“ Duban Awnings at in Highland avenue. Rowayton- Rev. Les Angelou man was arrested for it':r;:u:°l:l:ine::at Ghln‘ngtnd cltuml
Angevines. eady made. ready to Andrew E. Lhamberlain. pastor of ghooung at his landlord in 7 l' D. , 3;, 8 "
hang—Adv. the South Norwalk Methodist church ‘ ‘ ' e caufe .se can a ills—n stim—
officiated. There were many beauti- . ulnnt d uretic to the kidneys. Thou-
Daniel Jarrett. who is playing at ful floral offerings. Interment was in J Ited ”“d' ’°°°mm°’“l DW“ ‘- Read
the Palace theatre during the last Spring Grove cemetery. l “h“ " resident of ”“3 109“"? 583"?
half of the week in a. clever comedy ' 3- .W~ Allen. retired oystermnn.
Bklt, was immediately tacoglfized by Janet Md 2‘ Second St. E. NOI‘Wfllk. says:
many local people when he first or M"- Janet Bald. Wife 0! Thomas "My kidneys were 1“ b“ ”“99 af-
peu-ea, He was :11. ludin‘ man G. Bald. passed away Wednesday tor a cold. My back ached for two
of m, Helen May p“. Stock ccm- evening at her home. 11 Myrtle or three days at a. time. Stooplnu
puny. which played on entire sea- street. East Norwalk. The tuner. came very hard because of the
,_ son at tlie'former Hoyt'l theatre. al will take place Saturday after- slurp pains “I“ lhOt across my
N‘r'} when it w“ conducted by Andrew noon at 2. from the home. ev. Dr. kidneys. The muscles of my back
J. Collins and the late Frank B. Ernest F. McGregor. of the were stiff and drawn and my kid-
" nm were sluggish. I began using
Dean's Pills from Bunsen-Powell
r . First Congregational church will of-
\an Scoy ficiate. Interment will be in River-
Corp.. and a couple boxes removed
all signs of the complaint."
side cemetery.
Besides her husband. the deceased
600 at all dealers.
‘Fosier-Milburn Co. Mfrs.
is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Buffalo. N. Y.
. . . Charles Fitch. East Norwaik: one
sister in New Jersey. and several
for Colds , and
The telephone number of the lo.
cal Connecticut company trolley ex- m." in Scotland.
Bronchial Coughs
One dose hits the spot.
press office has been changed to Mks D. Anna M
g‘ 4150-8. . . ‘ Miss 1). Anna rim-er. died.sud-
denly on .Wednesday afternoon in
Borne without injury to the
most delicate stomach.
loid Only by
'-—-Whatever your problems in at. James Convalescent Home in
heating and plumbing work the new East avenue. aged so years. Services
Plotstod Drug Store
y W‘ as. so. lorwalh
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CORSETS ‘
A perfect foundation for ma-
(lnmc's new frock. may he select-
Cocoanut Delight llb15c
Sliced Pineapple, Parklieltl 2 1-2 Can 25c
Dill Pickles, Gold Medal Quart Jar 33c
Parkfield Stringless Beans Can 15c
lsleton or Eagle Asparagus Tips Square Can 27c
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—Eyes Examined by a Univer-
sity Graduate. Benedict The Jewel:
er—Adv.
Butter Waters Package 10c
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"mmT-mnu .
gummy/“Wet
err: mm .
Wemmmm Q5 .lelke Good Luck 1 lb. 33c
our new oilices at
31 Franklin Street.
building. the renovation 0? 1055138 burial will be in New .
Work Nelson Ii. White's experts can “d York City
do the some in a satisfactory man- Aletius Smith
nor. Nelson M. White. heating and Alethil. Smith. 1896 four. 70 W:-
plumblns contractor. 56 North m ter street. died this morning at‘the
street—Adv. . . . , Nor-wail: Hospital. Funeral arrange-
ments will be announced later.
At the Froeb Agency. I- (=0th
was given by Eugene J- You Nu- to Harriet 0mm
:1; Almndcl' 891.. ”a W 3.," Th. funonl of "It Crofut' who
for the sale of a. house “id ‘0‘" died rest ay morning at her home
lots on Edgewood street. Roton Hill. 3 m M will our. place
‘ ‘ 0 . Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In-
—Help ”0190136 to help them- terrltcut will be in Riverside ceme-
selvea Send The Goodwill Industries tor-y.
your old newspapers. annuities.
”Wynne. anything worn or dis- mm ‘
carded. It will help someone to help The funeral of In. Robina 01a.
themselves.t “13301:“ Norwalk fiefl who wig-0:7“ Wednesday , .
no for in arms on. v.- noon will take Cots after- . ’ - “
4 ’ ‘ ° nunfllmmtheutohotllngmso WM.-Pilcharofst..1.ouisis
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‘ We are now showing Spring Styles in Oxfords and Pumps. l ,
Sunsweet Prunes Package 17¢
'13- mm". 01 BMW M nedlct street and at me from Trini- was limit a Nurt- rtch nuns
WW"- ‘Vfll yesterday ty kpiaecpal church. Rev. Chapman real estate rounder 850.0th for .
Black. Tan! Seutorn‘e, Opal, Grey. Many others.
a __._.__;_____________,_________. ,
3* Moon by Motorwcla Policeman B. Lewis. will officiate. Interment broochof pronaioo.‘ and is asking WY & BRACKEN " ' '
cantilever for Correction and Gemini 2-.
Paul steered. on a charge or recit- will be in rum-loo eon-m. 035.000. of his parents rot-alienation . 31 WW“ loath Not-walk, Oonn.
Dromedary Cocoanut Package 15c
Our phone ,number
is 1354
Nash, Raymond-
& Dean Co.
Fresh Creamery Butter.......‘..........lli. 43c
7 Atlas Coffee, Steel Cut lb. 49c
lea am. It is W, the! . 0L!" “imm- “MW“ “ 1'" rel. nu.
m. » was speeding oyer Qon- ,mm slowly. Chicago semen run- been momm'lfloort . will marry
‘ a...- gut .avonue yrhea apprehended staph-om cops was hit by a taxi. motherjstri non manila
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