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ILEPHONES
all! ozoo—N Washington St.
Norwalk 91—9 “3.
NIGHT C LS
hows .. ..... . all: 3‘50
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A THOUGHT
‘10 not enough to help the feeble
but to support him after—-
”More.
TITN TO ONE
‘About forty people. among them
“In Cannon. the water witch of
”books Day.
are getting ready
to swim across the .lingltsb
.1- The Odds OIIL‘l‘t‘tl by Lloyds
their doing it are quoted at
I. m 1. The channel swim is one of
“’5 greatest. if not the grcati‘St. feat
«so u
tempted. It is a combat with
forces. that have beat down
do who have attempted it. if
can make it. she will have
bmvllshed a triumph over nature
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" -, 'n'a tho in!!! age."
.W. And it is . Iiut there still are
‘“I! no woman has over attained.
.409“: mu. can 1mm
you‘ve often
' jaw psopls left who can hear. The
' t is a boiling night in New York
v'" a crowd of 15.000 assertions to
m Fliers they serve their
sinus- in chains.
bus back.
‘ tho Ninth Symphony of Beetho-
' The Ninth Symphony is one of
, von's "deepest" wet-ks. and
”thwart could be very deep when
_. chess. Tho strango part about it
1“ that Coney island was open for
mass that night. too.
Vim. a cmuzrxc. txrunxcn
' '0: more ”than two years Kansas
« Judges havo been sending
on drivers to the municipal
sell-
The! servo once. and they don‘t
according to J. J.
{$.0th superintendent of the
Ono lesson is enough. They
“l toll O'Rourke that they have
> 3.36. that mlstclto for the last time.
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»_ f Ian's KEEP THIS sacrum
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3i: Jim Jeffries. the same hearty
30!! of old. and pompous Tom
' . Ihsrkey. sailor-man. on whose broad
shot a. majestic tattooed ship still
”lb have fought their fight again.
This time it was in a theatre. in
New York the other 'day. where
M X's-enacted with patient mim-
Iry the struggle they staged at Con-
. Island in 1539. in a day when
filth was sweet to both of them.
Ihukey. the same unctnous.
.m fellow. tho flaring. blaring
{ifiy of the seas. the littlest party you
, saw.
{he did tznder Reno‘s blazing
mo. when he made the trag-
'- ri- iliiii within his magni-
' “1‘35? spat}; had died.
.. of tho bat-
; island ring
“Tillt‘ti. side-
. 2.! puffed
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A, offended m “
tho clown bo roman:\-" ‘
nut hora hurt tho to».
dooply‘b bars to “‘3‘:
. whon they won
out had meant so In“
hack in '99. The bout '
nsmorioo in their
_ ‘ on too sacred to be m
_ 1 Vs havo kept a piaco ‘i:
tho chaaty gnu“,-
_ 0‘ 0M Who really fought]
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gBot ho srrivod mg.
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says you on sumo
lentils. dignified. slim-waisted. fit
a fiddle. locking not a day older
5. clown. in
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THE EVENING SENTINEb—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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FRIDAY. AUGI'ST 30, 19‘)“
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Pie Eating—E‘ntut Fea-
tures Carnival This Eve-
ning —- Methodist S. S.
Picnic Next Week.
Many wero distippointod at not bo-
ing able to attend the Rowaflon
lions company carnival last evening.
liecauso of tho inclement woothor
the spoclsl musical program planned
to be given under tho direction of
William Morton of Brooksldo was
postponed. This owning tho buck-
leberry pio eating contact will be
held. Many of tho piss hora been
provided for tho oontostsnts and an
t‘hc‘itlll‘ limo is looked forward to.
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Captain and Mrs. Benjamin I‘ark-
er and children Florenco and Jana
Logan Place. motorod over the Bear
Mountain trail yesterday.
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Owing to tho death of Mrs. Wai-
ter C. Cowart's mother. Mrs. Mary
Morreil. at tho Mothodiat church
tp’hrsonage yesterday morning the
lpicnic planned to be held today has
been postponed until Tuesday of
next week. Many friends of both
Rt“. and Mrs. Cowart regretted to
learn of Mrs. Morrcll‘s passing. Mrs
\chart and her brother accompan-
ied tho body to Vermont where the
burial will be held in tho faintly
plot.
A covered dish supper. on annual
clinic of the Daft Fingsr Circle of
the Rowayton Baptist church. was
held on tho hillsids of tho grounds
;nround tho homo of Miss Marion
l.) nch. “‘cstsidc svsnuo. Tho menu
consisted of ham. baked macaroni.
potato chips. salad. brown bread.
cake. ice cream and watermelon.
Members attending were: Mrs. Louis
W. liopps. president; Mrs. ti. M.
l‘mch. Miss Mary Sniftcn. ‘lixs Dur-
clhy Raymond. Mrs. liow. ‘ Mead.
Miss lieicn Filsndlno. Mir:- Lilli!"
Raymond. Mrs. Victor Scalisc, Miss
Gertrude Keith. Mrs. Allt'o Dippie.
'Miss May-la Scoflcld. Miss Gertrude
lit-ands. .‘illss Anna Scoflcld and
Miss Lucille Brando.
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Miss Nettie Buck. formerly assist-
ant in the Rowayton post office. has
returned to her-homo in Rowayton
avenue. after spending scvorsl wsoks
ulth relatives at Lake Placid. New
York.
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Captain John Do Waters. of Pan-
noyer street. has leased the oyster
steamer "lda May" owned by Cap.
tain Dava Decker of East Norwalk.
and is working with it each day on
his oyster grounds.
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Harry Kahn. Brooklyn. N. 1..
who. with his family. is spending the
summer in cm of John Broadway‘s
houses on Crockett street is enjoy.
his several wcsks' vacuum.
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—-"Gypsy Cream" for Tan and
‘Stmhurn at Allen's Drug Store:—
Adv.
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This evening a choir rohosrsal will
be held by tho mombcrgof the com-
munity .oholr. in tho Baptist church.
at 5 o'clock. Music will be under
the direction of David Albrecht or
ltaymond stroot.
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Miss Gertrude Keith. Narrows-
Borg. N. 11.. is spending several
weeks as tho guost of .Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick P. Stabcll .t their home.
Highland avenue.
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Harold Guts. Fidelity Title and
Trust company, 0! Stamford. is
spending his two woess' vocation
from his dutioo. at his home.
Brookside avenue
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Mrs lusts L'Hommcdiou has "1
turned to her homo in Logan place.
after visiting her‘ daughter. Mrs
Louis Schmidt. at Lake Waccabuc.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'riobout and
children. Harry Jr.. and Charlos. aro
spending several weeks at the horns
of Mr. Ticbout's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John ’I‘iebout. Cudlipp street.
before returning to their home in
Cleveland, 0.
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Mrs. R. iii. Finch and daughtor.
.lcan. Springdalo. wsro recent visit-
ors at tho homo of Miss Lucille
Brands. Rowayton avsnuo.
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Local oystomon aro onxiouaiy
y. .tmking forward
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_ ‘ tor tho fighters that won. I
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, ”tho fighters of today. and we
want any of this clown bus.
so hoop sacred at least this
of tho grim-lowed Joffrios
“tilting
. nowo. Bluo 9.5.“.
floodsd. Pooplo scum" t:
Dotson man who wont around
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to finding a set.
which is [OTIOI‘II
-A\igust 15. Bots for “I. pill 15 craft
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vestrnonts, you
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as due
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ly discovorod about
Regular as
. .1:- your experience may have bean with
\n your savings account at this bank
THE ROMANCE OF
THE PIT AND THE I’ENDI’LI’M i
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An occusod man an In
cbsmbor of tho lnqul
atom! at tho ud s.
atom tacos an
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Foal-fully ho roso to his
foot. thrusting his arms
about to try to loam tho
naturKof tho prison.
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altlon. ' With gr
in tholr ssblo drsporlos. their
th 0 lips out
light of tho sovon tall can
tho whito lips pronounco tho drosd sontonco.
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tho black-6r _ ludgmont
In; four ho
linod to him dimly in the
tilos on tho tablo. Ho saw
his islntod.
pr sonar s
slung it. oatlmating tho also
r. ho startod across it.
' Fear chlllod him when he disc
down. (Continuod.l
Editorial Views
Of State Papers
.\ l-‘nrtuunle l‘t'l'iotl
(lit: . il‘li' t‘uurnntl
.‘ilIill‘ua‘li. :~‘::I.il.iy and
Saturday
Monday thinning \\t‘i c marked by
the set". of “lullll‘l' once termed salu—
brlous; our uh«(grandfathers used
llowexer. the paint we desire to
make is that the population of this
state was \ianll)‘ mobilised during
the period under consideration.
There are. we Judge. a. sufficient
number of motor vehicles now in the
state to permit every inhabitant to
"enjoy" a ride at the same time and
every car was In motion. to say
nothing of the freshot of foreign
cars crossing the stuto in the gener-
ul direction of Providence or llos-
ton. There may have been days when
traffic was more dense. but wo do
not think so. Wild tales appeared on
Monday regarding tho congestion of
vehicles between Mlddletown and the
shore and ordinarily truthful
asserted that cars traveled at a par
oxen would have regarded as slow.
One had every reason to suppose
years have been decidedly disap-
pointing“
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Frank liranda. Jr., and George
Stout. Rmvnyton avenue. havs rs-
turned to their home after spending
several days at. tho homo of Mrs.
George. Stout. in Frosport. L. 1.
While there they had the pleasure
of wit csaing two big lesguo base-
ball games. one at lChbets Field.
Brooklyn. N. Y.. and tho other in
the Yankee Stadium. in tho city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allen. who
were recent visitors in town will so-
turn to their home in .Wilkes Barre.
Pm. Saturdpy. They have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L'Hom-
medieu of South Norwolk. who will
leave for Oklahoma City. where they
plan to make their homo in tho fu-
ture. liirs. Allen was the former
Miss Evelyn L'Hommedicu and
well known to runny Rowuyton resi-
dents.
a a 0
weekly prayer
meeting was . in the nowayton
Baptist church. .. hen the last chap~
ter of the book. "Moslem Women"
was studied. Tho mombsra attend-
Last eveni'
have found this book most instruc-
tive and interesting.
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Residents of Rowsyton will again
have the pleasure of hoaring Dr. W.
H. H. Joachim. of Indio. lecture in
tho Rowayton Baptist church. Sun-
day. August 22.
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the Calendar
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never failed to get your
1 “use and plaster. to any 11.1‘.
~«f the stats tor Monday and
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...\_\ 9il0l\iil casualties at out \x..ter’hmc
=nrfiriais must have sighed with re-
but two words to describe the wean
thcr, the first botng the one already.
used \vhlie the. other was "tedious. '.
i matter. it may have been due to the
which a brisk. upstanding pair of -
ing the prayer meetings regularly!
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’ihat surgvous would forward tzsli
lioapzznls
til .
orders for etiu-r and that
would call for thousands of ).li .~
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.i complete stock of splints ll‘ . tua~
tennis lnr .\-ray work. The) did
an struck a wall and ho groped
loos of cloth whore he started. Circling tho cham-
but toll on the slim
odgo of a clasp pit. Ha dropped a ’2'" and
AMERICATNorwulk News
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his back. unbound. in one
of tho black dungeons oi
Toledo. I torture-cham-
bsl' of the Inquisition.
not “Lb
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of his csll by leaving a
y floor.
ay on tho
it foil far
Olive Roberts Barton‘s f
COLUMN;
ovsrcd that ho l
l‘tlihllll.’ v.’ the sort and the papers -
. tea.
u:.trk and no dealha due to i'. ifle
wild: ills. it was most aurp: Hi"; and
men the state police and r...
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llf‘f as they contemplated the t‘:'liiln.
So far we have soon tzo attempt
made to account for this good for.
time. but to hatnrd o guess upon tho‘
great number of vehicles in opera-y
.lton into ll':
Lens that human sarri'. .
going strong in a Mtzitn titti'uri'
of too thousand miles \\'l‘.t‘i'i\ siavn’
and even upon
titembera ot the (study, or: Illiitlit‘l-
er! and burned to plauitc the anger,
of their gods.
Two officers of the
reiurnv'd tzmu
T.t.
Itziil'tn lil'lit)‘
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Fl" -".ll \‘ ‘tastuiix‘
(mo pauses to think Slavery!
tlon. The multitude of cars in sight ‘ Human sacrifice! After all. unit are;
impressed upon all operators the fact i no to quiver with horror: '
that caution. generally a think of no look around and are what \iallors
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'whn. as a rule. keep prudence in thei
background. There were so malty ve.f
’hieles. the operators of which were
anxious to get somewhere in this
world rather this the next. that. col-
lectively they played safe. .
Out of this: nettle. danger. thrv
Iinfereuco may be that in a short‘
time. traffic will so increase tha ‘t .
men ’ . t ‘ lfitdl“. of her fauillv.
s: will be safe for any one to Opt‘ruii' . . . '.
'\ car if not when ev‘rymio .t v i ”h" taunt, “is Mr“ clothes. fillt‘l’lliv'
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‘ ~ ‘ 5‘ "‘ lit; money. evenings of fun. ulna.I
Lens—except lituilivr. b‘ai‘rifit-ed on.
doing so. If there are any pedrs.
trlans. even they will exhibit the in—f
teillgi‘ncc necessary for the occasion
and all tho authorities will need to
do is to direct traffic: there will be
few or no calls for ambulances.
Seriously. it has boon demonstrst
ed more than once that. when traffic
upon Connecticut highways has been.
especially hosvy. the number of so-;
rions accidents has lossoned surpris-
ingly. i'over havo we seen a more
noteworthy example than was exhi-
bited on July 2‘. 25. and 26. .
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Speaking of “Slush Fluids."
(Stamford Advocate.)
A senatorial inquiry into “slush
funds" connected with political pri-
maries. shifted strangely lntO a
muck-raking of the W. C. 'l‘. U. Any
mind that really confuses the two
issues involved must . be. itself. ’
pretty badly confused. 0n the one»
then have left
left father and mother and tho house .I
to the (are of a younger sister. who,
this Ito alternative but to accept the
No riuht in chaos.“
plucked this flower. safety. tilld they M it); "”1"“ ha”. done?
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importance whatever. must become" from i'vtopia. the pcrzoct land. would
dominant in thcmlnds of operators‘tbiuk of our western Ci\’lll:.lllt)ll.
'l‘nlte lite Idlllilv.b\ll0i'o| all llm i liil~
homi- l>ul one. and
rv ~ipmuzibilliy.
let‘ nun life, no prhilngu tu marry
altar of lheir freedom.
There to the mother who is the
the altar of indifference and
thouglitlossness.
There is tho son whoso tuothor do. .
manila that ho tlaueo attendanrr.
Ouo mother I know actually said "Ill l
odd yours ago. "My boy is to be
mine. lie shall bu brought up to
think that his mother is the only
person in the world."
Iic docs think so.“lusi about. but
so does mother. lie is her devoted
slave. He is in love and wishes to
marry. Mother does not wish it. As
.long as she lives. ho out. he never
. \till.
'don't know what to call it—if there
sacrificed on the altar of—
is a word.
l-‘alllers who work and work and
work. and are more check books to
their families. Bacrifired on the al.
tar of selfish extravngunec!
One could go on. The poor llur-
meso have nothing on us.
hand. thoro is an alleged attsmpt.
by means of private fundd. to curl
rupt the electorate and buy political '
Today in Other Yours I
oflice. violating the spirit of our
government. and the very foundu-i
tion of law and morality. 0n hei
other hand. thcro is the use of pri-
vato funds to h lp public author-
ities enforco tho aw of the land. in.
a cause which the donors and a
very largo part of tho nation un-
tquestionably regard as ossentially
moral and right. Tho Anti-Saloon!
League is gonorally admlttod to
hnvo gons too far in ooms respects.
through excess of seal for hibl»
tion. The W. C. T. U. and so o kin-
dred organisations may has made
some technical or tactlool mistaken
in the actual uso to which tholr
money was applied. Those sro or-
rors mainly of Judgment and in c.
which should be corrootod. 'l‘h
United States Government. and like-
wlso the stats and local govern-
mcnta. should handle their dry on-
forccmant work without tho hoip of
private funds and without prints
diotat n. But whoa public men
cla- political oorrupttonlsts por-
oons and organisations inspired by
religious and moral purpose. they-
aro turning Judgment lnsldo out
and upddo down. and inviting
troublo for thsmoolna.
No Bad Accidents
(Bridgeport Post) '
Probably no Sunday thus for has i
earriod s. grostor sharo of sutomo- 1
bits traffic than occupi tho rows;
of Oonnoctidut last Bun . A warni- ‘
or day would hova not many off tho
roads. a colder day would hlvo‘
ballad to tampt than out. The
woolhor was Just rim and it was'
quits svidont that ovary parsed with i
s motor car was inking advsniaso'
of It.
Around Iridgoport. ot Ioost. c
dsy was singularly has from '
dents. Why Is fish! Woo my:
roots coronal? Was contour
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assists. 4.
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This In tho feast day of St. (iors
tho Itoman army. who. upon re.
insulin, sportsman. high in the ranks
of
lt‘t‘ll‘lnfi n hisllopric. adopted a life of
luu'nblo penance.
l-‘lrst. colonial logislllivo alsetubly
held at Jamestown. \'s.. into.
In Joplin today. the nnnlwrsnry of
the death of Emperor Meiji is being
observed. Last of the three-day I'e-
rtnian independence celebration.
ow-
"Ftop slandoring our young peo-
ple." says I London professor.
Well. you make them stop slander-
ing us.
Flapper Fanny Says:
thn ho canto to his i’
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.N‘dt‘l‘ii tori!
livery one in“
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l'\\ l‘.\ l'\' \'l‘. “is AGO
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i-'.\t' 1 .1 't‘.‘ .« has l'l‘f‘ll grant
'li .1‘1.\.ll i. .-'.,;o I. li-‘lii. St‘t'vlitl
l'.‘. ".'t\. t‘ N t: , and he is now lll‘
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ll Il'.\ iwz'v ‘ utm i. ll urn” acid
an; .l‘i slut-pvt i" livar t'uttnttmlt‘ri ‘
\‘. 1‘ l‘iutu‘w mill \i.ilp£lll‘l'il\"‘ ill
l.‘ .i'w Hi. I‘ i‘l li'- I..illl~‘l‘ .\li‘l\“i"
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lI.| ' tut-.i mi iltu vii-‘it 'illil‘t‘lil "
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'tn Littll'fi and Tie in cash
til‘l i‘.‘.‘.s tt'i‘i‘titns from t!-
.nl‘up it‘lltldl'l'fjd by “tillaui
i- IiiH‘l‘ street, in il'.
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.‘l.li:ll~‘t‘ Jenks. liarry Askey.
\\I'..i,ittt Askcv. Wilfred Cousins
Jr. J” of Na: nor View, returned to-
.izn from a lisitxvu trip with one
IIlIHHiLI‘ m tlzitr l"iiiil.l catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad 1’. Pro}.
place in the l
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
This bank t'i‘.‘.
c a very inpi‘t‘latt'
t'murss lti'o of NM:
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will \v ll\i‘!llll‘. hit by auto today.
Hy. H tun ui-rkw' trip to Susan
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l-z'ets lune bmu worked from
i .‘Il'l. i'l-..ui--s l-‘. Page. L'tl Fair ave-
' rclatttes in
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Kim.» 1.):121. lingland.
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,\'.r. and Mrs, George II. flat-nos
ici‘t toiiiy for .l two weeks“ auto trip
it.) Shuttirook. Quebec. to visit Mrs.
I liar-nes' parents.
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(‘nilltt‘lllllnn Frederick M. Cullen's
fliillllliul'lil‘ which was stolen sonic
time ago, has been recovered in l‘rl-
ltntu Manor. New York.
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Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell. c h l o f
operator of the local telephone ox-
chauge. has started on her two
weeks' vacation.
Fire Greater EnemyTOf
North Woods Animals
S'l‘. l‘.»\L'l.. t.\l‘).—~—'l‘ouchod by tho
lll'cfilllils of countless mother birds
and the misery of the entire forest
latuilyt‘toiloulhg ulnthcaused foth
mes. liaugur L‘. S. Lind of the Min-
liamlia {Ol‘i‘si rit‘l'\ it‘d. urges BllBDt‘ll-
Moll of fishing prixlleges wltit‘h lakes
' respwlublu killers from tho city
and silt-styled spurts" into the
woods during the dangerous spring
fire season.
lie estimated that 1926 spring
cmiilam‘alious. eighty per cent of
which \viro started by fishermen.
"dixsiroyed more sumo in two days
than all the game poachers have
killed in tho same territory since
gamo protection became a law."
llanger Lind. in a report to his
chief. told of tho misfortune over-
taking innumerable fawn. call moose
uud thu smaller species. Scores of
burned and maimed young deer and
mouse were found after the fire.
Moot of them had to bo destroyed
for lack of facilities to care for them
in the isolated woods.
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Sweden, Delayed In Use
Of Radio, Now To Front
STOt‘ltilOl...\i.-—-Ml‘i Broadcast-
ing was much delayed in Swo-
don. The government looked upon
this new means of communication
: with suspicion. Many reasons were
'advnneed why Sweden ought to be
spared chaos in the air. And It was
only lwn years ago that tho oppoll-
lion broke down and tho example
of other European countries was
followed by Sweden.
illegal sols had
Euscd previous to the official estab-
lishment of broadcasting. Thor!
are now 200.000 licensed sets in not!
land a new Super Daveniry station
lls soon to be opened in Motala. a
central city in Swedon. which will
., ho able to reach two-thirds of ills
‘ listeners-tn throughout the country.
The annual fee for a license to
listen-In in Sweden is about two
3 dollars and a quarter.
maamxom
no really tinwght that ho could
been generally
l
Will be for cash.
them.
-\ savings account but
a
South Norwalk
Trust Company
Savings Iii-parttucul
SERVICE
"w...” . "v.-. . .. .. . . _,,
t‘ lQJI‘ _-
Guaranteed
First Cord Tire
$7.95
Times Square Auto
Supply
N N. Main St. So. Norwaik
Ideal reception
the year round
LET US
DBMONBTR-ATE
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()tttbertH ‘arlsut
The Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St. Soul) Norwslk
Phone 2978 *
Are you prepared to
t a k 0 :ulvantaue of
you in a position to
profit by having cash.
snountrv
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... . q, z... is... made by time< to help in all matters where
,‘. \lts inns if l‘uiter of ll’iol lilt‘ assistance of IL“ tank 15
. . l of tin-2t daughtor, MillsK “1 I
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\. . . 1 l of the .~‘. :zrh Nerualk’
. :. pull}
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\. ,th Not-“slit club is at last.
.i ' l 1's handsome «ml with CENTRAL FAIRmD
. l i .; ntirs iii Washing;-
. ' TRUST CO
I O O 1 .
\tis John New: luiuvr .llltl son. of.
. "l nnuuc. “he hate lleon.
it“: tlln uwatha in GOI'IHIIIY.‘ . _ -
wt i'l .\cu \ot‘k today on the
’. th‘ii dit‘ lirosse" i
D O I i
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l ! l\ liii.iil'.l‘d from a Hall in: g“ t i 11‘ Sa H b
li‘li'EZ-‘Wi \I‘l'li'l'. \vlitte all. It-: -. e "ass a It
. ' ‘ ii l“e \.I.'\l and the )‘dchls- . .
.. "m” ' I Good H b
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.. ~ \\\'\ \mu lb. boy. who is now is
l \ .lil .-~.l ~~ : . l'i ill Hartford” N . - .'
Y. | . ~. M 1» Mm" M. This .Banlt utll help you
cultivate it.
v s a h o ’-
l‘lus is a fine time to take
inventory of yourself.
If you have not saved. it
is time to begin.
Start an account here in
this Friendly Bank.
The People’s
Trust Company
First bank I'tldsr the livl‘go
.03..
Washington Street
South Norwalk
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. (‘apable Management
Our Facilities Include;
Courteous Attention
Confidential
Helpfulness
Join our growing piiironapr
and enjoy banking relation»
where your affairs will b.
conducted in a friendly.
understanding and
thorough manner.
5; ii The
i
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South liorwslk. (tonn-
l
-. $3.?” mm TOT :5.
i
Responsible Banking .\
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' A. J. Collins Co.
70 North Main Inset,
STORAGE
You can now avail yourself
Stats for any amount of spa
you may rcquiro.
Our warehouse is a li-slo
latest sprinkler systom.
you tho low insurance raio
soc per hundred dollars on co
tents.
DAILY MOTOR
RAVI-AGE SERVICE
TO NEW YORK
203 W. 20th It.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation
Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
tho llnost storago facilitios in tho
brick building. located at b llavl-
lond stroot. equipped with tho
living
l‘el. Norwalk 294—1092-2
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 3059
South liorwslh
Yhono it?
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
of
CO
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of
n-
N U M 0 S S
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
Ono doso hits tho spot.
Borao without Injury to tho
moat dollosto stomach.
Iold Only by
Plalstcd Drug Storo
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d8 “'alhlmo. ”a fi\ Hm
CALI.
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
to North Main W
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The .
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