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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk News
9W1??? Y
'rwlcsn‘ mums AGO. _ '
The following items appeared in gatlsfy both your pride of pea-
issue of the Evening Sentinel for .
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1926. 7
. nowar'ros
‘naeso desiring to place items .
is this Maid ”samurai-
a“ I“ m '5 RI,-
mood.~tsl. out. as with 'nlo .
Evening Sentinel. to. II.
OBVlOUSLY
A savings account in this bank will
. ‘. 3‘0deth
"' wanna—l." '
regains...
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1 . ,i
ii 7'4
_ sob
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«U . . . ' . 1mm . b\lllt‘llllJCl' 18. 1900: session and your sense of economy.
- - 0 - - 80¢!"er o a o
Tile most important business of
lust night's ilieeting of tile Norwalk
city ('tHlllL‘ll was the considering of
plans for five new short line sewers.
to be constructed at a total coat of
$6.320.
LAD ’Alll
PREPARES, FOR
. WINTER llollllls
Starts Wo‘rk Wednesday
Mrs. Edward G. Shine
Entertains at Cards.
sscslnion WIS ’
WMWI.). . m
a: l’lsoblo lo Adv
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.
NORWALK, CONN.
s o 0
Martin Sullivan. a. driver employ-.
ed by L. .l. lteynolds and Son of;
Norwallt. was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured when his tr'cit.
slnashed into a trolley car in West
XML‘lllL‘. yesterday afternoon. .
A o o
' Win
. on . 3"” Daily amp.
WI.
. llo Dali Nowap Publish-
. socialise oi dwell?”
Annotated Pass to osoluaiv ly on-
tho m or republication oi oi news
or led to it or not otherwise
this paper. and also tho local
.. . 43.0!) cm ..
ar on oug t und Co. Moultrio against the in-
dians and in those battles learned the sagacity of the
red men and became skilled in tho tactics of forest
warfare. He took part in the occupation of Fort John-
u
very n ac-
tion. the Swamp Fox
was promoted to major
in 1775 and stationed at
Melville it. Marqunrd, formerly of
South Nor-walk. is a candidate for
.4...‘
. od octets. .
' ‘ ' ' . . - ltcpubllcnn nomination for
’1h0 first business meeting of the son. which caused the flight of the royal governor. Fort Moultrle. in Charles H”
" u - - ' . in tie Thlr Ward.
”Ian‘l'g‘lnfnftaw‘ Ladies' Aid society ofvths Rowayton k Lord William Campbell. / ton harbor. j $511233“). 1 d“ NEWLY LAID EGGS
.l ‘ll'wl’ h“can.“ “goats: hear“, Baptist church W“ h°ld 3‘ the n“‘“ ' . l . . . When we say they're fresh the, A Real Pleasure
" Q“ V!“ min" Chm” 0! M". Joseph A. Stubcll Thursday William F. Hunter. a milkman at are fresh.
afternoon. Considerable work was Nauguluck. .scnt word to his euet- '
"szfl‘mas planned for the winter months. others recently that he could not, Our metzzs'hanad. trite-“:2: are as
furnish them with inlllt as usual be-
cause- his herd of cone had stomach
ache.
l“- chw” Within '0" 5L These ladies have won an enviable
t. homallt 9i
mom- CALLS - reputation for their quilting ublllty Savmg money 13 not
THE hard after you get
:NIII ........ Norwalit .3509 and new orders for more than a . . .
tlulUl quilts. which they will statt . .
A THOUGHT “‘Ul‘ll on \Vodnggduy_ Dollelou. ro.‘ Ml‘. and Mrs. RIODC'N Van Buren. MODERN MARKET Started, furthermore-
froshments were served by the hos- lllr- 81ml dl‘lW-Ull' “‘8‘“: “:55: :23 15 North Main Street
_ . ‘ Court all i on ur n ‘ p_ a Fairchild Prop. 0 e s
or m. bount . there “-3, no toss during the social hom uhith . _ .
tar in it: anyautumn 'iwas that followed the businu- meetins- Mem- turgcdhilféll .1 1352”” I“ ”1° Bel Tel. use There ls nothing dlflr
the more by rcaping.~Shnkes- be" attending “'9": MW Clement gla U M 5’ ' agreeable about Start'
. ‘ o O o
D. Albrecht. president. Mrs. Lathel. Little Miss. [Elizabeth Slauson mg.
' ino Sconeld. Mrs. Eugene Ambler.
Mrs. Howard E. Every. Mrs. Mary
celebrated her sixth birthday anni-
versary Friday with a lawn party at
P RESTORATIVE
» 3/
its; '
Gilliland. Mrs. K. Hudson. Mrs. ‘I‘ \ V ., ,J ‘ n, l - » l M ii tre t. l The first tWO 01'
msnmmnm iii]? rigiiifiiimi'iyiikniiwm and " "“ “it" A Jam“ °IfI ° 3" "h "‘ 173° "'i“ hm mm H in: l e ‘ TONIC three entries in your
- - ', . .l ilblktmcatn . .
. . . Fort Moultrio was sulted in the capture of Fort Moultrio Col Mouitrlei “Sign?“ $33.8 Licugtcum Edward I,‘ JUST THE THIhG TO book W111 help to in-
ongressman John Q. Tilsorl of
cut, Republican leader in
bombarded by the British
under Sir Henry Parker
in 1776.~ Marion showed .
greatjcourago and cool-
Lposs.‘ , j
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vice in the Methodist church.
A teachers‘ meeting will be held
in the parsonage Tuesday evening.
was made a prisoner by the British and .the Swamp
A “I“ “a“ "l“ b' mm ”m \VtCtl. wall street. has died. and his BUILD UP THAT RUN-
, afternoon b t‘ Ev r Read Circle
V 1'ouu of Representatives, thinks of the Ringlls 1131.13.11". in {he Ro-
. will be no congressional re- waytcn meat. market.
onmcnt until after the 1930 ' ° '
' A penny, ten cent and quarter sav-
ings bank machine. which gives the
children stamps to the value of the
coin dropped into it. has been in-
spire you to make ad-
ditions
as.
“filth as he is in the counsels of
party now in control of the gov-
GET STARTED TODAY.
Fox was free to begin the career that made him in. (“mm is mourned by a no” of DOWN CONDIT10N_
unexpected times. (Continued) The flags of the Decker‘oyster .
K ' J Plalsted Drug Store
Warren Decker.
moan—that 0' I scout. the head of a force of brave Mm“ .
men who harassed the invading troops at the most - - 0 SOLD ONLY av
fleet are ill. halt mast today. on ac-
count of the and death of Frederick
4: WASHINGTON STREET
Olive Roberts Barton’s ' - - scum sonwann
Flapper Fanny Says:
went. Tilson doubtless knows stalled in the ltowayton public . . . Miss Clm‘flL lebl° ll“ returned to ‘
t he's talking about. for the. school. When s. eh“: hqudOltlliri‘ The nowayton Civic Association h" “males at smith college. “e i
resent at least. I worth of stamps t W ° e :- will hold its annual blectlon of . ~ ' ‘ ‘
' ‘ bb k t ither the South Not-walk 11-45 11.\RS AGO
Without stopping to give the sub- 0 o e officers in the Methodist cllurcn . ‘ I The following items appeared in
City National Bank
South Nor-walk, Conn.
New Dresses .
For
Fall .
L. GOLDEN .. lNSURE
WASHINGTON s'r. \ - -.
i
i
I
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l
Saving‘s Banker to tho Fairileid ,
County Saving's Bank. and have the Monday evening. . .
amount deposited to their. savings ‘ , ;
account. Other machines have been Malawi-wig:{lightiglccwbrxgn
installed in the Norwalk schools for to S. d, ,' C) .1 if . Bibi
some time. The obiect is not only 1 '1 I"; ‘1} s {0“ ‘ Q" a ' °
to teach the children to save but calsa. :gorzlsldn‘f’ VRchll. m t'
lso to give them the opportunity ' g u” p' S" on p
a. the pastor. subject "The Christian
to save their pennies and small Fellowship." .
change. ‘3“: 191323;: dfizlgg how 7:30. evening worship. union sor.
quc y y . . ' vice in this church. The sernloni
.
will be delivered by Rev. Victor
Ml‘5- Henry 1" Knickerbocker of Seailse, pastor of the Rowaytou‘
Logan place ll driving a. beautiful Baptist church. subject “The Eli-
new 13“le ”all"! 9“" tanglements of tho Irreverent.".
0
There will be special music atl
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Mills have both services. 4‘
returned to their home in Highland , .‘ ,
avenue. after spending several days The foliowin
as the guests of their son. David and port Chester “‘0,“ figpgfifiidg: 13.”
family in Springfield. Mass. Mr. and “Two youths from Rownyton. '
”mt, following each decennial Mrs. kloyd Zukswert of Madison. Conn., who last night had queer;
. wmch also-provided for . N. I. arrived today to spend the ideas of repaying the hospitality'of'
. . ' ' .. week-end with» them. their host were arraigned before
. This rule waffollowed. with the 0 0 s Judge James R. Mead in the Green-
tha issue of the Evening Sentinel for
September 19. 1916:
The fifth anniversary of the or-
ganization of St. Peter's Etbngellcal
Lutheran church in Cedar street. of .
which Roy. M. L. Stcup is pastor.
-. .... '- d' '. with s cclal
if European conventions licld good “‘ls Obsuud )cster ‘15 d Ettor-
here. We tried it for a while. the services in the morning on
merry fictioin of the chapcron. for “0°” . . .
the chepCron with us was always ’
(‘hnrlrs Mol‘fett. “infield street.
more or less of olt- but.th1 oke .. .
becoming appuieilt Hz“, disc‘lai'dcu Last horwolk, sustained a fractured
the whole bustncss 'by and large It nose Satulday evening wile: litres
' ' ~ own 0 -
is considered rather up stage now “T“Cl‘ “I‘d kllml‘e‘l bii 2' West
even in the best of families. ncy J. Lulieos automo e it
No one will say that the new code avenue. . . .
Zilftiicilfruggxcegofi uil‘i'luiliigtlmli Margaret Miller, Silvermine ave-
know- no code We db the besdwc nue; Leo Frank, 12 hlerwin street,
can ' and Matilda. Jackson. 400 Summit
. , street, were awarded gold medals at
'“Sf“333:5?ut‘lgfmzbvigonastier“: the garden contest of the I\orwalk
I 4 ' L '~ lub.
enough to :0 out alone when she 13 Achievement c. .
. a. little consideration. probably
_' few people will realize how
All this is. '
en'are. as Congress is consti-
fioday. 435 members of the
_ l' house. The theory is that the
' lotion is divided by 435 and a
an represents each quo-
"GOING Olfi'l‘ ALONE“ ETERNAL
PROBLEM
The question of how old a girl
should be before she is allowed out
alone is still with us. .llow comfort-
able tt would be for us in America
9-2 lously. as the country grows.
will be sectional variations. un-
til. whole Bountry increases in
lotion at the same relative rate.
all is not to be expected and
. tell it does not.
The constitution's framers ac-
\ ringly provided for a. reapport-
., 1
SOUTH NORWALK
Your opportunities by means
f
Bring in Your 0 a
RADIO TUBES
And Let Us Test Them saVingS Bank
FREE
—— Account.
- TIMES SQUARE - ,_
puon of a break during the Mrs. Edward G. Shine entertained wich Borough Court today on . “u rji 'out." when she has made her de- Pll‘sle‘lans invited to the Regent .
gm War. when a census w" miss- a. large number of friends at a. charges of breach of the peace and wflfi‘wb but!’ l‘°"e'-"- 1‘ ’3 all “filled 1““ mputic by Samuel Kantor. manager, AUTO SUPPLY ; In this kind of Immune. you
bridge party Thursday afternoon at intoxication. Arrested by Patrolman like that. to‘witlless a special performance of 04 No. Main St. so. Norwalk 1 ’
'due to circumstances over which her home in Crockett street. The Jogeph Cornelius for kicking up n The long talker may he an “ut- BUR how BbWt the girls 0! CUl- the picture, "Where are my Chil— . Phone 2790
federal government plainly had party was ‘glvun in honor of Mrs great row at a private Party at a. ' lu'" idot. lured ltllllllles who are just as an- dren" indorsed the picture as one 00 Wall St. Norwalk
.mtrol—until 6 years ago. Harry MacBrldo ot Montelalr, N. 1‘0“" on 01‘le Blreet. the youth. xious to please Madame Grundy as ' t ’ Phone 2100 y. .
l J. Winn"! for the afternoon were: both Of them decidedly "under the the families of the socially elect. of educational.im[:or.ance = OPEN EVENINGS lla‘lllg l0 P‘y Plenum!-
There was a. reapportionment fol-
. the 1910 census and congress- “come out?"
weather." became violent apostles of
prohibition enforcement laws and‘
girls who never do
Anybody with a few thousand dol-
Hawkins
Mrs. Ray Powers. Mrs. Louis Ward- Miss Hazel LaCroix.
Editorial Views
. . . doll and .Mrs. MacBride. dainty . ‘ _ , . ,
all” still "9 be!" “”th ”“1 '°' *refreshnionts were served to the accused "1°" host 01' llaVlnb’ 501d . ions to throw on a party can “come menu; 1:? 1:23;“? 8:72;? 1:22;: SAVE YOURS IN
. Gd, on that basis. There was ‘ .gpeste later m the afternoon. other tllem‘the liquor with which they‘ Cf 8 ate Papers out" someway. somehow. aome- "Eagle mm: n h ‘
s in 1920 but no reapportiotl- guests included Mrs. Charles Perry. were ”"3“" well “"0‘1- where. Perhaps the girl doesn't o ' . . .
Patrolman Cornelius. Patrolman‘ . cart.- for society anywny Perhaps
Mrs. Carl Miller. Mrs. Leo Davis.
Mrs. Roy Snyder. Mrs. H. M. Haynes,
Mrs. Lewis Hartman, Mrs. H. S.
Masher. Mrs. Clarence Siawfin. Mrs.
John Gruelle, Miss Mary Rider and
Mrs. John Plander.
. I O ,'
~0ctagdn Alarms-"True Time
Raymond Hayes. Ralph Baldwin.
Mrs. C. F. Dcnton. Miss May Danton
, nd l\ s. Mar Ha we returned today
we still have the question! Some 20ml: weekl'ls lnbtor trip through
parents pride themselves on bring- New England.
illg up their daughters to be free o o o
souls. and allow them almost abso- ' ‘ . r“... has returnEd a
into freedom up to midnight after ”3:: 52m}; in“)??? trip to.5wed- 16 North Main Street
they are fifteen. I know of one fam- en. '
ily who deliberately chose this meth- o o 0 SO. Norwalk Phone 256
ad. It shocked the neighbors and Miss Judim Thompson and George _ on _ .
tongues wagged. but so far the ex- Clark were the winners of the lucky 1‘ ‘
pertinent has brought no disaster. number dance at the Knob club. Washington Street
On the other hand. there is a family Saturday night.
O
South Norwalk
» -t ensued. Congress simply has
lifegsrded it. Why?
'Woll. since 1910' population has in-
d in the urban much faster
it has increased in the rural
‘cts.
into it was predominantly
"today it is predominantly ur-
John Teufel and others immediately
conducted an investigation. which
showed conclusively that tile youthsl
had not purchased. the liquor in
Greenwich. even the companions
they had‘countcd on to back up
their stories denying there was any
tluth to their yarns. Instead. James]
Tellers" at Allen's Drug -Store.—- J. McDonald and John Panatdl, both
Adv. Itowayton icemcn and both nineteen
_ . . ‘ ' ‘ ' years old. were found.to have pur-
"is? the rural population still .Jrs. Floyd Zukswert will be solo- chased a. gallon of wine in the sec-
- . lst at the services held in the R0- tion of Norwalk known as "Whistle-
though in a. minority. ' wayton Methodist Episcopal church ville" and to have brought the liquor
. of two things must harnen- tomorrow. with them to Greenwich. parking it
I reapportlonment: 0 a 0 ' .. in their automobile outside the Grigg
ther- nrban districts would get Mrs. Robert. Parker. who has been streétdhousefi D id d VP
' vialtin friends for the past few dtws “ 0 av C one an anstal
°°""°"“‘°“ ‘° 8““ °°“"°"'l philadel hla Pa. has r‘eturned‘ each pleaded guilty through Attor-
- 1 til i th H ti " p ' ' ‘ ~
. .. as e ”0 of e on" 0 4., her home m no...“ avenue. ney William P. Mulvlllo. assigned
. resentatives by nearly 60 mom-l o o s as a..gu;trdis.n. Each youth was fin- smoother 'All over. but Shaped in a
. ‘t mostly from the cities. or. if Mrs. William LeFontaino enter- et'. a total of sz‘dollars and costs." curve as nearly flat as possible, so
house remains at its present mined Mrs. Edward Mallaird. Mrs. - that the surface water would run
A GOOD DIRT ROAD.
(Stamford Advocate)
Several hundred farmers turned
out to see a profesbor from a State
university showing how to make a
good dirt road. The scholarly gen-
tleman climbed onto a tractor pull-
ing a. leaning-wheel scraper. and
toilcd and sweated and wilted his
collar and breathed dust for hours.
while he graded and shaped a third
of a mile of primitive highway to
his satisfaction. “That dem ctiy
professor has ruined our road." in-
sisted one of the farmers. But
mostof them thought he had done
a good job. He made tile roadway
twenty feet wide. rounded and
she has chosen a profession.
Well. we still have the girl and
ANGEVINE‘ '
FURNITURE CO.
The People’s
Trust Company
First Bank Under the Bridge
I are paid dividends instead of
l
i
l
with a daughter turned nineteen
which has seldom allowed her out
of its sight. It seems to me that the
older she gets. ”the more occasion
there is for surveillance.
There is no rule to observe and
none to guide. The parents' com.
lnon sense and an appeal to the
girl's common sense is the only
thing that is left. Group parties
0 O
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stools are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
born yesterday at their home.
Ideal reception p
the year round '
on this receiv-
ing set.
I Today in Other Years I
Will Your Life
Goats Like Gum.
,. _ off without. washing the dirt away.
-bel'. Henry Rowland. M"- Carl Miller. There were some pretty good dirt
Ircads in the old days. it's pnrily in
the soil. but mostly in the shaping.
.I’roper care would make mast of
lgonr dirt rdads good for mast of the
:year. without much cnpcnse.
etc ‘will lose
Wmndingly.
. elite for it. at any rate.
that this is the case.
the urban districts will
”It representation and the rural
representation
rho resdiustrnent may be desir-
hl. or' it may not. but the constitu-
ongreasmnn 'rilson doesn‘t quee-
Ho adds
Mrs. John 'Plander and MI‘I.’ Vida.
Munhatl at cards at her home in
Crockett street yesterday afternoon.
' o o a
Representatives from both the
Rowayton Baptist and Methodist
churches attended o. meeting of the
Council of Religious Education hold
in the South Norwaik Congrega-
tional church. .last. evening.
GLACIER PARK. Mont..-—Rang-
era in the park havmdiscovered that
mountain goats like to chew spruce
gum. The animals so down to tim-
berllno to feed and gnaw the drops
of sap from the trunks of aprtfco
trees. Observers saw an old billy
become more and more entangled as
he tried to co.b it out.
g'oat ge‘t gum in his whiskers and.
‘THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
(Hartford Courant.)
'Ilhe democratic state convention
has nominated an eminently rrsport— i
able ticket. but not one which the
should be encouraged. home made
attractive enough for daughter's
friends to wish to come to it. and a
definite time set for retiring. The
time of her freedom must depend
upon the girl herself.
A man of science says that to pre-
Vent crime we must find the lawless
tendencies in chlldrcn.’ Can any
Today is the feast day of St.
Thomas. the glory of the Spanish
church in the sixteenth century
Amherst College dedicated. 1821.
' Independence Day is celebrated in
Chili. ‘~
________————
JUS’l‘aJl‘SGLE.
He pushed the hloosnin‘ button but
No person did it bring.
That. might be stptrtgc. but isn't
uh
namonsrnara it
“it
Insurance Mostly.
' Be Misspent?
Will your life insurance
money be consumed with-
in a short time or will it
’cause
The doorbell didn't ring.
other tendencies be found in them?
”New York Evening World.
M
he. favors compliance. But sup-
Congress tells the Foun‘ding
drs. in this instance. to go hunt
Orientals Hard Losers.
TOKIO.-»It is very difficult for an
Asiatic to grasp the idea of "losing
Rounds admin Church
Pastor. Rev. Victor Scaliso
to. Sunday school under the direc«
party leaders have any idea that
they can elect. either in whole or in
part. The candidates who are known
serve throughout the years
as you intendi -'
uber
- .vx‘sumer climate! What's to be lieu of the pastor. with honor-"tor being “defeated but are good citizens and honorable gen. i- , ,
?‘ about it? Nothing. Congress u, morning worship. semen by not disgraced." according to Prof. B. I tlcmen and we assume that the same W ’ 1°“ can prom“ your “1'
b‘. “named n mm,” mm the pastor. subject "The Technique {1 [Wiltilten-Iflalrt, 1?: an: dimgorial can hoi ”if“ of ttlie others. Thosetwho . ‘ ~ ~ - nuance money and safe-
‘ I of Refine“; Educauon,” n vers Y. 8 0 8. u 9 0 int: are p ay ng I"! “I‘ll enge. omen I as . . '
.the fundamental law—and 7.30. evening worship. union aer- fatalistic and feudailstic east, ho democraticnominees ha not shown . '. . The Norwalks’ Electric CO. migdlflxtgylu 025:1:
' Ye. was “win or die." that t ey have sufficient vote-getting T 0‘ s . . ll . . area .
m1 representation. m control. appeal to make up for the weakness fixation ecunhes . 20 no’ m at, South No "life 111'“!ch trust" \Wlth‘
- to surrender it Congress- oi. their party attthe fpolls. It is al- ‘ 9110B. 2978 this comm,
. - ways on 0 one. e or a political ' ‘ 4 V
= artisan seems to think it will party when it has to put at the head . ‘
. ll onnec C“
’ ii! following the census of 1930. of its ticket previously defeated can- _ STORAGE
[m to see why it will be an! didates. Iftfinothingbsucceeds like ‘
. » . " no it , ‘ -—-——-“'
er .. to do so then. than follow- «’0 32:2;th mimics: czlfififndgoz . You can now avail yourself of
use”... 0! 1m I“warm. 030 "1°" mm mm "med at ""3 M" Our aim hlet on the above sub'ect has 33:2"? “"3321“; 1:933
, ' Jud e Rollin U: ler. U did 1 . or an!
“n; :ezlil‘d‘l‘ffttirntl‘5ws years .3. for {tufted Statestlrzenatm3.”devil;I Clair? p . D .J . "It all! Mill". “.’
u . 3 les 0. Morris. the nominee for m. been republished by the Tax Conumssroner’s o... .w... l. . 5...... e
9' m". °' 3‘ 7“" °" ’3' erncr. face the handicap of having . . - l prick building. located at It Bavl- 7.
m .3. run before. both having been guber. oilice 0f the State. It discusses in non-technical land street. equipped with tho
is o nationally is equni , natol-lal candidates. Estimable men ‘ . . ‘ . latest riaklor system. giving :7 So thN man‘
1! °’ as they are. it. can hardly be exp'oct. - Ian 3 a 80b ect m Wthh every Connecticut an a? tow insurance nu u _ u o
more true. in this state. 11;. z . s
M ct- m in the addi- m '3' 3.5113.“ the" mm?“ fnmdm'“; investor should be greatly interested l "H" mm“ “n"' °n °°" ‘ Tm“
. rouse any tree on u - to
op tho backbone of the stats 9" their party. The most that can be t
' organisation's ”no”; m o3 d is that they are conscientious . . DAILY- Ioron . t
" prospect °t m' ”Mm“ It helps sla'ny‘t labor saving conveniences for lacingmirdclbfilzribmfigdbttlhellgcg a copy will he sent without charge upon rewi- a???“ .3“ C0. --
_ ‘ - . ed. they will. as far as is humanly _ . |
W...— the 11030“pr givulg objects. They . ”F"... “m. ‘ mm hungry mm , . . .
lite-tum eta-as. are field In all! days of labor. They ‘ back of them. do their (ll-r as the" - l‘el. Nomlli 294-10924 mu” m
1610 ill—0'" 0‘ Chic-sob can be be t withh- bor it saved tor first. ._ see it. with every intention of am ‘ « - ‘ ‘
-nurlos “1:1“ng Got prices th ways, count um um, and . ins the suite faithful service. HINCKS BROS & C0 - r ll. 2. Phone. Chelsea 8059 F .1 . ; .
m . . _ o O ‘ ‘
one Mo out in in» eorn' ”m _ x ~ Gas station Deputies ' t ' ‘ w W. M St. W...
m m. . (m . . . ‘ - - , scum BEND. Ind—Because er. - Members New York Stock Exchange H M to - ‘
m colors and 11- ~ _ 0 ~ the recent great number of gasoliao . ‘ . t Brid rt "we” 0 r m - ,
. m WI 3.90““ 3 ‘2 . " - ‘ . station holdups. St. Joseph oouav‘ . 880 M8111 Sires ‘ £090 Wmuon ~ ’
‘ . V T n 1. . ~~ * s . r ' ' '. ‘ M ‘ ‘ - . ‘ ‘ . . l...r,.’ .
; ”f‘ . . en t s. several: rum. 7. _ Wow a. trim... .. .“ . fl . ." . , . ..,. ‘ H m m“ m .\ w
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