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hundred dollars on can.
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Old. Well Ceinlvel
‘ Drews'lerge Crowd
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Week e
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'Agrsssnreelvevtoverthe ssit
meadows et the North shore elf
I‘ert fol-t street. yesterday after-
Residents melding in that
vicinity. fedrthg that the blue might
ignite some of. the buildings there.
turned-la so elem ceiling out the
apparatus and men at the Iteydower
station in en landmine; The fire-
men talent the are
for e oonslderebie ore they
'suooeodedJn satin .hlu it.
"the were: 'wsether hroneht out
another attendance at the
carnival the Old 'sll Heel: end
udder company. being held on the
perk silo 1“ Liberty square uLest
evenine. e carnival will can no
this evening and next week.
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Jul Marie Wiener of Winfield
street wee a recent visitor in Fair-
lleid.
O O o
A number at Best Norwslk's young
dshermen can be seen daily trying
their Inolt off the American Lesion
darn at the lit" Pond. it is thought
they are llshing for “fist fish.
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Charles Bhort has resigned his
position in Jackson'- meat market.
leeviow avenue.
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W. E. Lewis of Norman avenue
ls overhauling his bent. He expects
to put it into the water in\tho near
future.
0 O O
Dr. C. Greet of Marvin Beach is
getting his launch ready for the
yachting oeaaon. It is'on the shore
at the East Nortvelitel'echt club.
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George Grover. Jr.. of (ioodrow
street. has accepted a position‘ln
Jackson's meat. market in Srnvlcw
IVOI‘IUC. ,
D O I
Part of tho blliboe'rd at the Bone-
dlct Farms hridgo has toppled over
into the Mill Pond.
N e e .
A(:let'n‘go Conklln. who has been om-
pioyoa Ivy the Ferrle-Devine Coal
company. will take a job on a tug
host May 1. . e.
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Commodore Wolfe. of the test
Norwnlk Yacht club is setting his
yacht. in condition for the summer
lesson.
.. O O 0
William not or none avenue hse
WW Mr Pr “r
. Mr;. John Bolling of Hougatuclt
was a vieitor in East Norwelk Thurs-
any" e e e
Miss Lillian Lester of Lorene
street has returned to Mt doll in
the Prudential Insurance comp y's
otllce utter a long illness.
e e s
A gene 0! much hands has been
repairing the railroad ireclts near
the East Norwellt‘stltion.
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George Sheheen of Third street
hes returned fro New York city
after attending ’t c tunersl ot hie
aunt. ' - .
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Mr. and Mrs. William Letterson
oplfort Point etreet. have returned
home after ‘vlsitlng their son in
Newark. N. J.
o e e
Milton Illeuson'ot M e avenue
has seemed e position n the cigar
etere of dtedier-amtth, south Main
street. , .
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.iohn Cavemen the president of
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William Reerdon is redecoretine
the interior of his home in Winfield
street.
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Winfield Orent of newerton was
s recent visitor at the home or his
son Lawrence Grant. Winileid
street.
. ‘ o e e t
“in Hodge ie under a physi-
oien’s care at her home tn Winfield
street.
Merritt At ‘Dlnner ‘
To German Diplomat
“
WAIBINO'I'ON. April lea—Repre.
sentetfle and John Quillen ’1'"-
son of New Have will entertain at
an informal supper at their home
here-lundey evening.
The German Ambassador and
neronels ldeltseh. Sonata and Mrs.
Hiram Blnghent of Connecticut, and
Iteprosentetivp end Hrs. schuyler
Merritt of Stanford Will be among
the gueets.
Dietrich Girl Slayer
‘ 'Gets 10-20- Years
PHILADELPHIA. April 24. —_ A
new triei_vvee refused Friday to
David L. Marshall. convicted of
ucond degree murder for the ltliio
ing at Anna May Dietrich. whose
body he dismembered. lie woe
sentenced -to ten to twenty years In
the Eastern State Penitentiary.
Judge MoDevitt expressed. regret
the law prevented him from impon-
ing e sentence commemorate with
the crime. The judge said Mer-
ehell's story won “a colollnl tahrl-
cation."
For the drst time in twenty-sir
years the Long Ielsnd Rraliroed has
shown it profit. according to the en-
nuai report for 1925. which gives
the surplus es "10.000. Passonger
trellic gained 8.6 per cent over 1924
and freight trntlle lncrenned it per
cent.
100 “TE FOR MWOATION
CARD 0!“ THASKS.
We wish to thank our many
friends and nelshbors. also the Nash
Engineering Co. the Ladies Auxil-
iary. Ancient Order of Hibernlons.
the children of the filth and seventh
grades or at. Jomh'u school for
their kindness and sympathy at
the death of loving husband and {:1-
ther. Signed, Mrs. John Mchlnliitn
end children.
FOR RENT -— Nicely furnished
room. all modern improvements.
Suitable tor two gentlemen. til
Washington ill. chirr Bide, Mrs.
rovrn. »
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Fields. Japanese figures and
flower desires. llnished with eiilt
braid or narrow ruf- $1 75
s
lies. 6 to ‘l! ywrs.
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known to have the best
vsluesin clothing.
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Rt. Rev. McAullffe
_ Rhtreat At
Keyser blind—Con-
secrated Wednesday
Tin.- m. nev. lleurice Monuilfle.
to be consecrated auxiliary bishop
of the Roman Catholic diocese of
Connecticut WWII. ,Will leave
his retreat at Ken" island tohey or
tomorrow end return to liorttord
whore null preparations for the
consecration are now under way.
Twelve bishops. including tell the
bishops at New England. ecoree of
monstgnori. members at monutio
orders. and 000 prieete. will be
among those present. Governor
Trumbull. Winn Mo Loan and
Binghetn and Mayor ltevens ere ei.
so expected to attend.
Hide-l W.
The ceremony will be rich in lit-
urgicei. splendor. A prlests' choir of
thirty voices will sing the ceremon-
lnl ot the consecration. while the
choir from El. Thomu'l Seminary
will sing the Gregorian menu.
It is expected the seats in the
center aisle will be occupied bv rel-
ativae at both bishop John J. Ni-
len and Bishop-elect McAullif-r, dis-
tinguished guests end prlrstn. The
religious orders will occupy seats in
the Western portion of the eating.
drai. The remainder of the. pews
will hn for the public. The capacity
or the edlilre is expected to ho L“.
.ed. -
The ceremony will begin at 10:30
o'clock. 'i'he prioets' choir under
tho direction of John Kelly. meter
of Sacred Heart Church. htnmtord.
will be within the chancel.
cninhop Nilnn to Oilicleto
Bishop Nilan will be the cones.
orator. Ho will be aselsiod hy Rt.
Rev. William Augustine Hickey,
bishop of Providence. and m. Rev.
John Grozory Murray. bishop oi
Portland. lilo. prodeceuor of Blah-
op-oloct McAulifro as auxiliary bish~
op. The preacher will be m. Rev.
Thomas Joeoplt Hhahan, rector of
the Catholic University of America.
Washington. D. C. and former
chancellor of the Hartford dioeeso.
France has a new pretender but
has nothing on us for we have. rail-
llons. sametlmee referred to es
“four-fluehers."-Huntington Adver-
liner.
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84 WEST AV].
18,908 STEPS EVERY DAY
Today, tomorrow and every day you walk 7 2-10
miles. Are they foot-sore, weary miles with arches,
callouses and coms near] killing you ?
Wear ARCH PRESERV R SHOES-41.1w good
feet and correct style.
l MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. " South Norwalk
Speed Peasenget
Wagons RED Oars
REPAIRING AND OVEMAUUNG
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L. Wagner. Brunch Mgr.
NORWALK
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Chevrolet a revelation in low-pricedcar performance.
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millions, the hating economy of buying this low-priced
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tax reduction on automobiles officiallyjn eflect on March 29 is allowed NOW,
on all purchases of Chevroie are.”
“Austin’s Sales o Service
47 Refit-had Avenue.
owner}! er tow coer‘
Phone 1959 South Namlk, Conn.
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