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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926.
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seen .6.“ hr the- WI. District
rooted to find heed “his“; Sle
thousands .everthe cm I I Pu e One.)
"But what I I‘M" pu‘lishol (Contiuucdfl ii D 9t
I. ‘mpo'm‘ he’ll. u 001mb m. “01'0in l'Cl’lUl-‘lted to hwy uucl] l’lx“ on
“'3'“ attitude G“ the M of ‘u as nuiy be necessary to cowr suitl
producers to label every picture as bud," w Wu,
1110 but and finest. ever mtdc.’ For the public library ..... . “100 | en
The Local Menu-rs. For IIIIIIIII IIgIIIIIIg ..... 4.500 Message itrom Kings Bay
"Alwm ‘20:? we w w. [“01“ repayment of bol‘rthii illuigr)‘ S a y S Amundsen-.Ells.'
era: are no ei-fias an apoogist ........................ 2. 'I -‘
m am, In", no much m... S k f H El ted II'IIII cum-III IIIIIIIII... ........ 2w. \Iorlh Dirigibie Begins for foods I“ .
nullified to speak for themnina P0. 91' 0 m W ”C." Trip To World’s TOP. ‘ 'th t
than I am. However. 1 lue‘I‘ thorn Gflnd HI‘ h Priest -- 'rotIII ................... $7,7'IU _ _ I W1 0“
both and realise they hav an un- slay Borrow sumo. 051.0. I\I - . . .\iI - II _
I‘m dmdlbil PM W a.“ "in“ mm] “autumn on (d)'—"eholwd “m" the “mums-l 'i'iiu \illlliii’i‘h‘i‘ lyl'iiswli‘tl iii‘lhlifl) flavor
"n" lully “I’m“ "In. of Rita“ Committee. sioucrs ot the sixth taxing district ' ’ " ' ‘ ‘ (l ' ‘ 'G "
a. productions V‘h."how.‘" not ho IIIIthorlsI:tl unu ,,uwo“..l.l.d to bongo Iiiuriml on Us illglit to tho
I 'i‘evoiita. son slain street. 9'th in fact poor in many re- HARTFORD. May lie-(Mm Ei- borrow on tho Ci't'llll. III sIIitI Ills-V north pole lIlI<i .\i(‘.5liu In NH!”
t ll Insets. but they are forced to pro- but L. Darbla of Danicison. speaker Irict elicit sum or sums of IIIoIIIIyi u'I-iot-it this iiiUliiil‘jj. 5.133 U. ilicshugu HE art oi making meals sttrac.
. nor. was ' siltly insured ' m lost them on their teens. or the house or representatives of not. to exceed the uggl‘t‘iwlu $2.50". I H .. H' . u h ~ . i tivcisinsenin flsio iood
=automcIlc "G“ Gt fl“ railroad “This is one of e evils of the Connecticut. was elected srwd high as shall be round IIct-uahui‘)’ i0 dI-i mm fiIfiLL—w I In breakfast (Iatszsee list you. rt ll
' 3W“! 5m“ "‘0 “‘4" present booklns‘mtem. Otten the priest or the grand chapter of Con- mty lilo cost or sii‘v:t:i. IIIIIIIIIIc IIII. I‘ T Be Re- \l‘ ' *st ed me 0mm bde ’The dIfierence‘m'
to. shortly betore noon today. ; pictures 0! I certain moving pictur; necticut Royal Arch Masons at the dt‘r “10 “Mini! WNW“ 0* ”1': iii-“I G 0 ‘ I I“ . flavor is wing
o a w company must be bought in mu— "m. ennui convocation ot the [riot with the COlIilt-cticut Light IIIIII At Door 0i Lountv Jail '
ll * as riding in the car . , ~ . Some 50 years were spent periect-
by lamuel Peck. ” Pratt or not It, all. Many of these pie. grand chapter today. lower company. toscihui'VWIIlI Imy VV . .- .. I in 0min, flavor V0 Om" V
Providence R. 1., when it titres may be excellent some not so Past Grand High priest George other obligations ot said dIsIIItI IIII-l MIMIIIIIIII. .\l.-y ll (.\i‘)-—-; R , ', ‘ . °"
Otl'tlck by another maohhe mitt. “an" “1:“qu bl! box- N- DOhD 0: Haflg’fifuxugl’ 1:12:19: :iVl suchi limo VusV iiioiii ‘y Vll‘VlJlllV‘lilhII‘V 'V 'l‘iInIIIIIs VlI‘IIiLy. i‘;!lil:iln ct dotcctiyrs “his. 1km“??? X“ the 9"“ "0"
south “d operated by John V ran on In its ‘weak sis- grand treasurer. n .Iuii Icconto am .I o ioI list. I» \\'(i> III .\I-Iv ihmn IIIIi.Iy to get LII. WY . . -
es. 696 Atlantic street. Stam- u" both must 5‘ “WW" “10 public of Hartford was elected grand royal said district for its :II;uIIIII IIIII-. IIIIIIIII .\'I Inc” «It Militiilfluwl), “In," Quaker milling, too, retains much 0!
:cause uraniuml underfivresent arch ea in. Other onion-detonated| post-II and to repay any inniis III-.IIII- II I» iI'llH'i' \\:I.-I I~I-II;....I.I ll'lllli ilii.‘ the "bulk” of oats. And that makes
~ hly comratit e condi one in today “I : deputy sou“ I! under and by virtue of thIs II-IIIIII.‘I.IIIIII.- .I‘I llI'-"I- III Ii -I I~- I I i ‘ i i needed P '
ck was 00 3 J I I I . It ..\II Iut on natives cos 0 ten roiein.
his Norwalltmlz‘ndm figxgu": the theatre business all over the ricst. Edward A. Klat mutinymouri lion and that said commissionrrs 1w; II: .-I lull monthI' Eil'lllt'llL't- for 0h.) carbohydrates and vitamines “d
' to Stamford. The a." m“ 00w"? cannot afford to lay uidg grand kink Colin 8. Bus". New and they hereby urt: authorized illliiI iIIIIIIII;._' illL'i'CiiI’AiiIllSU Un‘Jl’l' {nine "built" are thus combined in making
I pictures they are forced to pay for. London: grand scribe, Lewis G. empowered in the name and on lI- -’ IIIIII new ii.~ is to II. l‘T'lUI'iiod tI .
an. dangerous corner beneath the l D d 6mm Gear 0 h i i . ’ , . . - L J Quaker Oats on excellently balanced
VV V tracks. Both machines were “mhmwm . Xukulcrg;r&::V “granary captain “Edi 3:”?ng :VfitrictmtooinnitVoV. I-i;:I:IVI-.VIsIIIIIIroI-Ii in Vilii‘l‘ (‘illii‘S'tV' or forgim: ration.
ht daznaged. Tovollts "G“."d ‘ “Reform in "1° movie industry. it of. the host Arthur F, Lewis, Nau- district for Bili'i’imtiumr Iii-u shims cl" 3.“... i'lllull'lill‘itll Inviti‘c‘clil‘tli‘yli' iu‘ Quick Quaker cooks in J to 5 min-
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I "firmgyexlgils left k“. ”on“ to me. mu“ be "mm at "upatuck: prund principal soiotqner. money to the bunk, IrIII-t company .IiII,I-IIII II. illuu "liL'li ioI»-i I .' “m" Th5” mt" than pm" tout.
. ert Fraser investi- center of the ring. that is among 1) . II _.I lllLr ' M“ ti . h tb said |
i. and placed Kovacs under ar- the his producers and distributors rrcderick H Gcrlach. Ipbury'. or other institution or m any “W7 ("I H R “if “mm 'i? m m es r sst MW W
‘ on the charge of operating I and not at the outside of the circle. "and mums" ”1" Lou" L Beach. WILLIAM J. Human! “dual item which or from “hm" '“ ‘“""" qmc m. . I
“h“. under th. innuenc. of lino“: thG thaw. nil-“Ciel”. . Bristol; Horne. ‘v Eddy. New B“. 4d 4 Such money may be bOFTUWCII. l’eace IS Regarded I Get 011le Quaker Oi’ TCKUIJI'
nor and reckless driving. “Better Films N “do” can and lien, and George C. liadlfick. fiart- - . . Because at the expense mun-11d. I’ Quaker Oats today iora richer bmb
should ploy an important role in the ford. Forest 005‘thth Trill“. J. Seeley Victor by the litigation or the suit broughtI H -...,mm. d from 1..., 0 c. ' fast tomorrow.
D libel“ ti lllm industry. But it mun; be . Among the committees named JI. Barry, J. L. against the 6th taxing District hy J I . .30 ll ) .
08C 8 0n! volunury role, ‘nd not on. “bent. WIS 1h. ritual. 'hEd'u'd 3' Em" Pints, \Vuillngford. Leonard, J. AI. Continued fro 1 PI 0i (V L. Brink of Belle) island lht iI'IXI‘is It IitII-lu) ill the who]. country '15; .
ed'nnder pressure and with fear and Bridrport, Lou L. Beach Bristol; Leonard..h:. g" t n 180 I -) will be larger this year than ii I- y. 3.;IIIIIIIIrIIi with “I, on the first day! k
“(Continued from 13.8. 01“., mm" on "1° part of the the- Colin 8. BUG", New London“ Ernest De 80m. Cromwell, Gnilney. L. L. ‘ . I . “ill probably bu next yew-.01...“ Eiriltt. L": "3 er
: . _...__.. ,. atro people. F‘. chcny, \VVinsted: Bumtlel ii. David. J, J. of the board then voted to oust Commi-ioncrs for this district m.‘ ! In“ ms. t m, “I. hl. rious S hot-I I
VVh moment ago, I had in mind a «ChudrenI. matinees, despite Huntington. hormlk. Freestont, Portland. Cilllsliduli. JI. Cleul'y on the recommendation of Samuel 0_ Adams. William III, Jon. 3...“... III U gIneIui stIiiI-c begin iii:
metropolitan newspaper because the what yo“ may think. a", not usually -—-———-—-—-———-~——- Flood. T. C. . ‘ C°i°flei 3"!“- Tmi’ it‘d '0 a 003' nings and renco E. Crot‘oot. I It-wIIIIII: I it) I II
I-slnaller newspapers. such as V those pmuuble to theatre owners. The Th0!!!“ F. McMahon Eldorado, Brnntord. Benn. L. 0.. trorersy which reached Hartford. Alter the 10mm of the commifij “HM...“ iiuil .
inuhiuhed tn Norwaik. havens suf- admission price is low. help is or I . Quinn. l-‘. when Clearys friend» rushed to his sionors' meeting an informal IIIII "zliII IIIIIIIIIII "IIIiIIc sIuIiI-iIIIIIIII" . I
Ifloiently large or elastic stafts to pemlvo and children naturally de- - (Continued from Page om) ilarilord Hatllord. OCOnnoI A It- rescue. Governor lrumhuii entered “I” held .1 which wish), (;_\\I(.0.1i IIII IIIIIIII II-IIIn JIIIIIIIIIIrgiI to Lon-I l4army
waxy each picture shown in their “men". . Kiginim’fet‘ 1'1}me Kinney W J the 1contrcvcl°(tiiy With the resultant opened a discussion on tho Cilf‘iilti‘ i dim- 011’ 0f 1111‘ fastest trains in ‘
II "If there is a picture which on . . . . ay. w I I ~ . w oust us or :aptitln Wildinnn an revision tue li . ' . lG“ “ l’” “i” “ k d -‘ r
‘ 1m Agents' Blurbs. think children should 59° an p’n" £331tulizuceliéfll;gniicl‘ilctggyuirlgztdv Murphy. \‘V.\' s Cthn‘m ‘ the board and “1” “100‘ Which comlmiftoznisdto llljfuliirlli (1:: G" i" “ ‘M G‘ lilliii', \liljlclibl" £31131: (ouar AttaChed
«What do we do? We publish or their education or for the good. last night Most of the visitors at). White (,rcss. horuich. lieu '1.Futioii of Captain Charles F. liccit. of Norwnik this evening. “H“ W] ”V "l”mmd u 1““ had been: SHlRTS
what are called press agents' blur-bl. wholesonIe fun and entertainment it tended this affair liany'of the out- L00“-"‘]- M 1‘} . ; P Stamford. Spanish War rota. in _ j ti“|ilit‘l':‘ll“l}' iOrIsont‘d. i
am: is material supplied by the lo- contains. youshould work up enthu. .0910"! members visited their le- 5““ “3‘" “”1““qu ”mm“ ' his place.
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. The truth \I‘Its Ming IUD by a;
nnooxnun incur AT ..0I..,.I .. .,... replacing rnilway' S P E C I A L ‘
cal theatres which is really odvcr- Ila-m Imonr the youngsters so that “I "Iona... A" 1‘ ”m G‘ 1' 7'“ ‘°°°mm°“G°”“"”- ”f ”w “0““ Tiu; mm 'lilllinl)“ . IIII-II IIIII I- III ii on In Cl‘l d I
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thing. It tells how and where a at thoImatincc the theatre is 1am- The Mahackemo hotel was the Is‘bcu‘“ Soothinmn. “n” “h“ mllto'o rollouing the lmcnligutlun is
“would: picture was made. high mod. That is the way to oncour- J" Simpson. it. 0' believed by those close to the sltuu,‘ lIi trommI- mmatlon ()i thI- liiii l “l '0 t "W" >i\' "\th Ii“ hour and . AT
0: its production and bits ago the film kind of children's per- itifituzittin'ritfctii; lifgt‘e‘ihgnswi‘iisl: park guy, BJrldLVgeporl. iirrnnun. lion ‘0 be victory for Comm! Seeley. 1 time Brooklawn Dancing rum...“ V only oIII: lutest-Iih’t‘i‘ has Injured. .
lit "1. leading members of the ior’mances. used to house the overflow. Several 1". J.. Shaun‘on. London it Vm h The ousting of Maj“ "”ka drop- which McCormnck and liarry (Iliii‘i'r‘ . Uii' 1“ r\(‘i‘ldt‘nls I
These notices frankly attempt "What I consider one of the most of the delegate. and alternates did Seaside. e“ ‘ i‘ ' ping of all attempts m mm, mm” ated in the City oi’ Bridgeport from i our Iitvuths from railway am. $1 95
_ 1910 u" “23' they will celebrate ill. dent's lInvc occurred in the last 24 ‘
' to draw audiences to the theatres. serious aspects of present day Amer- not come until this morning and the v" . VI rO-insulted, indicate that Colonel
There is no aspect of criticism in lean lite is the tendency to censor anal checking brought the total 1I A3322? Ti}? mumn' Down h Seoley Was supported in his com. "m" M" “"1 3mm“ dam—‘0 PMIWO “9”“ ""‘I‘""-‘ “WWW?“ “We Milt-d:
mm. The are usually 100 per everything. There 1. ._ desire on the number up 0“,, the 100 mark. Many "Whiclnu'm Winsled. “mm. A. C.. pluints that llypkis nntl G'°“",' “-ch 3- Brooltlawn night. Thursday ow. .IIIIVII II illllllllt'l‘ iIIIri, uhcn a train, -
$90M “Add. ory. ”gt of some to censor what we read. out-of-town members came here to Hayes W J' unsatisfactory otitcinis. gran)?" ‘tlaii Ghiit‘h ‘33! ii“ “i Fig“; i '1"; ”Ti"; ‘.“l“'”"°"f' form“? “'m‘ , R0 ers & Stevens
”You will this is done becau W at we see. what we eat an - . ' we “I w "as l on" a W G 1 mm “W“. ‘2‘ m ”m; 1' “”d g
say so (1 drink. attend the concoction as [Hell-II DJ \ulley. Ansonls. 1' icmiug, J. J.. Msrdl am, and in the days of old in nncihor IIIIIIIIII.» :It (faIIIiII~lIlgI.:‘
'f the"buslness office angle.’ which what we wear,- “on what we think. though they did not have any otti- . . ‘I
‘ a“ ““3 N0 Olivetti-er ueins the ! 11°!” 1 6m wrons. but I feared clal part in the meeting ”‘Lfl‘fiflfi; R'Wa'flbm Cam". J. in” “”42”“ “mm“ ““8 ”WV?“ “99"" ““3 ““1““ ““4 “"0 “‘m‘ TWO STORES e‘.
“unmet The Evening Sentinel when you seemingly attempted to Stain Deputy . Report. J. “LI N‘iiis, w. J I Death: and Funerals ' (V-Vature. o of their old- time ol‘ IIJIIrId , .
tress -or does influence editorial 3’2”] 103:1 lmantratrrtarissers to‘ Mr Muiiigan made a. report on 91,“; :.h‘, New. “men \chrath, 3.223; $311935" gznfingmueflynim \ilt. ‘ATI “mils: rmmV‘“ Norwalk 80. Norwalk
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”Vigil“: 13;;3“; “bum“; Nomi; ,0: 1:6 ‘1' :‘eirt “mu“ m “mm“ °‘ ”‘° “°”‘ °‘ ‘3‘” .I., sauna-y. T. (1. Lucy “Winston 5:30 to 1 a. n1 Do not miss IIIIII \lSll‘lxtu l.\' .\E\\ \ORK cm
press d" 1‘7“! 0 censor Knights of Columbus during 19.5. Li LIIc .quD t t . . , . . . - .I .. . . .
fledu' biurbs is a. general one in what Nor-walk audiences were to see He. said there were "00 deaths dur itivcreitle. Windsor Locks. ltlc. n 3;“ th (Von. cinIerly a opportunity of mailing )Oul‘Slii oi Mr. and Mrs. Lit hard H. Golden
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"flip smaller newspapers—and. .1 0n "‘9 3‘3"“ "id Whit they were ing the last year among the members T 11“" “titan; bl: mg?” C F Tim‘s” as Magi-fist: guthgnym‘: .‘1 "‘3‘“ °‘ fun. :‘Eti‘lgmfSgtfijflxlnéfi‘rggg if: izrkV Give to the Playground. It builds
“y, bluntly it i. not a good one 50¢ ‘0 M0 by the tndirmt method of of the colncils ot the state. Over 200 ausaw ’ )' ' ' ' a.“ The remain I bu 1. _ . . .i ‘ - ‘ '.,, . ‘5". .3 r p. I . .
urn. screen needs the corrective lending your support to some films membbrs were reinstated Mr Muili- Duly, J' J' 1 terdIy in Nanci]: :egztegied “a IT “1: EA? to “gum 0‘" “hi ‘3‘”: ”’r ””7”“ Ga” ”- ”‘L "M01 ciIIIIlrens health.
" ' ' . ' " Dunbul‘y. Kt’ahmy. ’- ' - ‘rlnssi e rota era succeed. I rinInnt.
once of the press. both of tile "1“ WWW”! “W'- can «to the tiniest: were vanicu- “mm”
"1135'” ”d ”‘ “‘° "mm" “W -u3‘.2.I?£:‘$§fc‘§’Iik:ifli§I:§¥°3' ‘“‘“'“°’°“°"W‘memd ’"tfiii‘P‘I’v‘ni'It-‘I'II. III...m I I
‘ ’ ‘ . , . ’ encouraged this work. There were 1.- ', ‘. ’ ' ' "
”5' “we" “'1'." picture gives only $131 the“? efilzlsfi'fmtmemonu: 200 new members “In“ intohthe or- “333%: l‘uIiugatuck Leary W J '
"flown-'- opinion. He or she dor in Connecticut during t e past - . - - - -~
my pictures A! I mu" °‘ 33m: fig? $.13??? and of m" T‘" mm ”mm” "‘ G“ M11960" ‘3 gr ilviil Dal J .l.. I i
W experience and his or her odu- “0'1" theailgheet ¢ (mm in Knights throughout the world is °' N“; a °v ‘y- - i .
timid and cultural book round. “It should he Doug's MM." 720. 000. Delaney. “' Ila . , I . I . O
’ 1' I“ 0 “I " arr-a h’ herald. Throu h their insu nee ten the PM” Br oi. McDonald. J- L-I
Mfg”??? bald-"'1'“ beg“; ”to tr use to meet with the local xmm‘ ”am out '31 30090.0 m McKonsk)’. II. . I a e a l 0 ea
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a any. so in print. discussions :Siiy g; 3:3'32;?u death claims. Connecticut ranks sixth D5332” ”(r ”1‘33““ Fisher. 1‘ l ' i V
"rho published reaction of the that way you would come to under— "M" "m other states In u” insur- l ‘ 1 ‘
ewe!- is not always a correct one. stand they do not wear horns and “G“ “or“ 0‘ “000 men“ Ch, Curicy, J. D" I
in pictures and plays which have they would learn you are not in. M" 1‘1"“an Md great‘ "M on M‘G‘me' w l" , [6/1 l ” :
. . practical high-brows. Each side the Eucharistic college to be held in ‘“°u““1°'liCI {\e‘f’ MllfO Lawler, . .
‘I '1 ' " would soon understand the problems Chicago m" “mm“ ’5 ‘3‘“ l“ the L' S" Leah)" 1' I": l ‘ i
. and ideals of the other and before “’5‘ 0‘ its kind ‘° b° held. J a? fillliuwm" gagitord. Manon.
.- ' ‘ I In closing his address Mr. Mulllo - -I - C "HWY. - ~, I
I 32:11:; amnion ground .would be Iran said. “We Americans are build- FBMWOMI Waterbury. Ryan, “3 . ’
11.. um. Theatre Idea leg up a nation of brothers. not a .Conlan M. H. .I . »
V "It ml!“ _be possible also to nation of hostile classes and warring 1315mm. igonlugton. Shannon, W. L,
. I “ ads»! the little theatre idea to the factions. A' Knights °t Columbus owcrs. ' J‘I
. 1 .’ V :I . so we know the tirst American iunda- Rodrigo. New Haven. 3|"? 5- I
:Foundcann Work Too Ieildflfn'ii‘l°.fifiildm”v?;i‘l mm“ ‘3 ‘°‘°"“°°- NW" ““7 G “mm P. H' I
- °" mm I...” mm m «we» “W W” "I“ “I I" “I“ 'C““‘°“° WI “m M“ Buy it At The Newstiealer nearest our Home it is
’ In, into “I, wonderful Imam is'best for the .up-bullding or the DonouslII M JI Lions. Wm. J. y 0
- . of cranes IMF Guild of “‘1”,th worked arevolu~ Republic and the cause of human H'1‘into.JMilfor-d. Mailer. J. ‘u.,
_, ties on the American I . A sixth liberty. We agree upon the end we esieyJ . s I A Ti] Pl 1
3lGI'ilsMIsAii-I::srilgi3 l“ imminent mustn't). mm. seek—awe diger only as to the beat liim‘ll't, Boihel, Carney, D 7.. Car. on a e t ese aces'
llillll ed 10, the screen. There no man road to redo our coining goal. Pas. rol G l-. ' '
{lie hhuztiile ti: 800d plctusesthwhich theatre mast sion. hatred f and hintcgtliranc; t as: J. Misfinl Rose. Wauregan. Gown, . l ""3
agera feel oy cannot take a never e s o rut . ass a re T.. Labonte J. P. _ -
_. “a, one of the chance on showing. because therar'e “0 I “ma! 0! human equality and. Washington Irving. Thompson- , » . Sauth Norwflk I II. Agranov, 107 Washing- B. Tavlin, 67 Main Street,
-. mill: estab ngw or different or do not fall into in the end. the death of human liber- \ille. samge. W. E. Ryan J. A. ‘ I
iishments. gun. the accepted categories. There is no ty. We need not be alarmed at the Rose of Lima. Danielsoti. Gouiei ' ton St, 80. Norwnlk. horwalk.
. reason why arrangements cannot be conflict of thought among thodmcr- A. azeen, P. ' I ‘I . ' -’ ~ A ' '
”Med-tit ‘3‘st work“ out so am the“ mm “If “an people. It mm Semen 3mm 4 G A. Alhage,41.Rstlrosd Ave., Smoke Shop, 2 South Main Harold Austin, 93 Mam St,
.. Ipilcetedworlt bitihgxtfnafcmcolnnetitive basis u "The play or opinion among mu. o-Bflm J. ' ' ., - So. Norwalk. St., 80th Norwalk. Nomalk,
bounce she did W tootrcs. If they drove one is w It keeps us alive. politioai- St. Anth , L . ' ‘ .
. t “$03111" can‘tfing. ad help1 Inprove riim Vllylsountl and commercially pure. J., H...ma°,.'fy,._ Jucwem' mum 3' A0. 35393:?tm' Isl? Lexington Union News. Railroad Ave, CA. MAm'PhyIN mil: 515- 5
I It I o a I I, y are. orig a valuable ouancemourm and faith are tuna c - i, . V8. . 0N8 . . enter ves. OI'WI . .
‘ V m I art. It was work and there can be no ground domentaily American principles and J" Sfifiiwf‘fimm' MO’mme’ “' I ’ South Nor-walk. ’ , I f
., 'l-F ' .. . y I and she-was not a for criticism." , the high ideals of Columblanisrn. So. Russell New Haven Buckle , J Fred- 001931.119 35 North I .
~ . 0M she tor-cod her- , There Was a short general discus- let us continue under the guidance H. 0mg...“ E R ' 3' ' Main St” 80. Norwalk. Sewmuer ' Drug Store:
a?“ nlmd'flmm. :ion following Mr. Danenberg‘s talk or our Church to be an integral V"! 'Pme M'om'vm'. Dream Wm Fall-field dl Conn. Aves, S. h. East Norwalk
him to shy :t homem- pubiishir'ggotoplsg'srtgld‘enggfllm $13.13???» mu” in the me of m" GMT. M- ’ ' " l 9.0- Cuneo. 1“ Washington I
emu. g3 Fogfwmguu the Glacial “I! of r Zia-‘01:“;- afndy Book. “We, M / Ste, 80.;Nom’lks Nag-walk E JOhn more meld 8.4)
coun s. cl es represented, and "M it ‘RI dd i . est Net-walk.
. I Morrisroo. . J '0‘ 18 A 80
Police think They Are went»- I .I‘i‘i‘tzII‘: (it: “I - We: m! "I
8.. some. New Haven. son... . .. “i . . Now-1k ' . . Gannon Phat 31 VII: in
OnTl'all, of Bandits is. P. Meehan. w. c. M352?” ”mu" Lumbe' “" . H- A‘de’ 1" W9“ A”! S°' St East Net-with. It
Who Robb“! Grocer Silver City. hieriden. Quinn. R. P.. cgm'pbeu 3° Manchester Mur- Dllldl' & Simon, 116 South Nag-walk. " .
, Burkinahaw. a. r. ' ' ' Main 8 8 th ' ‘
1. . I shy-E - to 0“ Norwslk. . .I «A. Esther Liberty Square
s‘I The police believe they are on the . Leo xiii} TsrryVille. Benefit. R. I . Mr. Wm, 73 Wall Street, ’ ’
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