“’CWS. BRIDGEI’ORT—zlfl
P. M.
' 7:00——Kiddies‘ Period.
Lao—Lora Hickey. ccntralto.
his—To be announced.
8:00—Jullas Chernoi’f. pianist.
this—M. L. Newman. \iollnist.
moo—Cameo program.
' “'EAI". Nl-IW YORK—402
P. M.
N moo—Dinner music.
7:00—Renee Schleber. soprano.
l 7:15—Stuart Hawkins. "Pioneer,"
of the New York Herald
Tribune.
7:30—l)aniel Schorer. violinist.
72.45-1-Raymond Mailer. barytone.
moo—Musical program.
. Milo—Helen Hulsman. pianist.
? rims-”Marriage." Fulton Oursler.
" mum—Gypsies.
1. lllziie—-fipera. "The Barber of So-
If; ville."
,{a 11-12——~AI Lentz's Orchestra.
‘i’ \t‘ltNY. NEW YORK—3H \
P. M.
7:00——Sport rays.
7:10—Commcrclal Most.
7:15—Weather report.
7:20—Len Lamrun, baritone.
7:30——~0rlando's Concert Orchestra.
8:00—Ernest Lamoureux. barytonc.
8:15—Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
9:00—Talk. H. Gernsback.
9:15—Sandor I-‘uredi Ensemble.
« 9:45—Henriette Angstrcich. pian-
‘ ist.
if ”mo—Ramblers.
I WGBS. NEW YORK. 3m
‘ P. M. .
‘ moo—Uncle Geebce.
6:30o—Frank Wunderiich’s Orches-
,‘ tra.
2’. too—Employment Guidance. C. J.
Bertan.
7:10—Muslc.
.j TAB—Baseball scores; news.
MWJZ, NEW YORK-455
:so—Republlcan State Committee
keynote address.
7:55-Jobn B. Kennedy.
8:00—Maxwell Ensemble.
0 : 00—Democratic address.
(kilo—Harold Leonard's tlrchestl‘a
WEN-NEW
P. M.
6:30-—WHN lladio Movie Clilu.
waif—sol.
huh—Address of
tick.
Wn'l'C—NEW YORK—520.
P. M.
moo—Plano selections.
in lo—hlarket lilgh spots.
6:20—Piano selections.
(kW—Elementary German lesson‘l.
too—Advanced German lessons.
'l:30-—l'ollce alarms.
1:35—Talk. Dr. Ignatz Nascher.
LES—Baseball results.
8:00—"World Series." John Foster.
rank Kltactf. violinist.
8:15—19
' Henry Wilck.
8:30—“Outdoor Life.’
8:46—Fiank Kitaeff. violinist.
's musicaic.
ice announcements.
10:20-llobert Gunther. piano.
0-1’olicc alarms: weather.
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THE mauve semen—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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S:05—Committcc of Permanent 0r-
gnnlsatlon.
Scsbury
9.00—Hans Golle
l0:00—-(‘ivil Serv
’. M.
0:00—-Olcott Vail‘s Strin
fizzo—ErnieGolden's Orc
hall—Nathan Weinberg.
moo—Christ
into—Hour of music.
10:15—Mcrchatits Association.
10:45—1‘0 be announced.
1 i zoo—Dick Robertson. songs.
11:30—Dick lloberston. son
12. .
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Uil—lloyale Ensemble.
lfi—l-Idward O'Connor.
:Ziil—Mcl-Zvoy concert.
Oil—Question box.
flit—Erna li‘icid. cellist.
nil—Soprano solos.
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013$~ ‘Muiiienle.
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“TB“, NEW YORK—2'13.
P. M.
dim—Leo Kennedy's Orchestra.
G:4:i—-i‘.iiicrican Legion talk.
'l':'=(‘——i’-:in_io. guitar ensemble.
Sztlil—Wvlc‘cmi Health talk.
it:
8:
9:
‘ lip-Schuyler Patterson.
3C-—l\‘l‘iJlEllC Ensemble.
nth-Hugh Hirsclion.
Games."
9; lb—Dei‘. .3. tidrews, barytone.
1H: l -— A in usemc nt Artists.
loraowbiiserendino and Cuce.
1i:00———llnnee orchestra.
\YllNY, NEW YORK—322.
g Ensemble.
hestra.
violinist.
inn Science services.
0" Midnight—lintertainers.
YORK—288.
L's-Lifiisiieton Instrumental Trio.
Auto Hits Trolley
At V;sti__Zant St.
DRIVER KEPT GOING AFTER
' CRASH — LATER TAKEH
HEADQUARTERS -— M. D.
MADE! WITNESSES CRASH.
————r—-
, EAST NORWALK
Oscar. G. Sodas-strata. East
Not-walk correspondent. «1.. Sea-
than Office. 0:.
C. Alss- \
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A large sedan careenlng around
the curve at Vail Zant street and
East avenue about [:80 o‘clock Sat-
urday night struck the trolley
bound for South Norwalk as it
straightened into East avenue. The
blow was s. glancing one on the left
hand side of the trolley and the
driver of the car. although the glass
of his windshield was shattered. kept
on going down East avenue. He was
later apprehended. .
The trolley had.stopped st Han-
i'ord switch and the motorman had
thrown the key. He had just started
when he was struck so he was in
no way responsible. There was no
one in the trol y at the time and
it was not gren y damaged. Accord-
ing to iii. D. .‘iladey. an eye-wit-
ness, the driver was the only occu-
pant of the sedan.
The driver. Eugene Davis of Blake
street. Norwall-. was forced to stop
farther down the unenue when his
broken front mudguard mado pro-
gress difficult by pressing on ~the
tire. He stopped just before Con-
stable Leroy D. Downs and State Of-
ficer Rose of the Westport barracks
caught up with him. He declared he
didn't know to.- the moment he had
struck the trolley and was taken to
the police headquarters. where he
was examined and released after his
name and address were taken.
barytonc.
Ol‘.
The Men's and Women's classes of
the Advent Christian church will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vel-
sor and their daughter. Clara. in
Wilton Wednesday night at an in-
reporter.
formal social reception.
"Olympic
Members of the Young People's
societies of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church. returning Saturday
‘ night from a concert of the state
societies in New Britain. reported
the affair was a huge success. About
30 made the trip in the bus from
Wu
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filippo Fume. two lots. Sentlon sve-
e.
Norwalk Securities Corporation to
hilippo li‘umo. two lots, Magnolia
and Coach avenues.
Albertine S. Csvanagh. et al.. to
Henry Neuman and wife, two lots.
Mapicwood terrace.
Albcrftine S. Cavanagh. et al.. to
Henry Neumtn and wits. lot Maple-
ivood terra’ce.
Peter Ksraazewski to Joseph La-
polla and wife. lot. Melrose Square.
West.
Frank 0. Johnson to Christian
Hansen and wife. lots. Branford
street and Gregory boulevard.
Edward D. Cartwright to Mary
McGlaughiln. lot. Rhodoaoiia park.
Mary F. Hull. et al.. to James W.
Kelley. 1r.. and wife. lot and build-
ings. Academy street.
Alex Beregon to Harry Benson.
lots. Melrose ,Square. South.
Minnie C. Darin. ct aia.. to Second
taxing District. lot and buildings.
Stuart avenue.
John E. Davis and wife to Henry
Zessot and wife. lot and buildings.
Robert'lil. 'l'enny to Edwin L.
Hoyt. lots. Pershing street.
Shorefront Park 00.. to Arthur F.
Casey. lot. Shorefront Park.
Hum D. Keeler. estate to William
and Stephen Ungvary. lot and build-
iigs. Myrtle avenue. administrators’
di’i-il.
Thomas 1.
Harry W. Mather. lots.
ge. deed.
William J. Gamble
JolinsOn and wife. lot.
place.
Shorehaven Realty Co. to Edith 0.
Crawford. lot, Shorehaven road, quit
claim.
Frederick A. Lockwood. ct als.. to
Edw. M, Gans. lot and buildings.
Wall street.
William Miller to James H. Mc-
Nerney and wife. lots and buildings.
Rowan street.
Clifford F. St. John to William R.
Gags. lot and buildings. Shorefront
Park.
Shorefront Park Co. to Theo. 0.
Olsen. lot. Siiorefront Park.
Gandolfo Librissi to Marie Libris-
zi. lot and buildings. Winnlpauk.
Sarah E. Gorham. estate to Edna
P. iohnaton. lot and buildings.
Sprln street. administrators' deed.
Philip N. Knapp. et als.. to The
Young Men's Hebrew association. lot
and buildings. West avenue and Pine
street.
Minnie E. li‘lagg to Sara. E. Lane.
Raymond. estate to
lock [lid-
to Wesley
Olmstead
Norwslh Securities Corporation to land. lot and buildings. Stewart avo-
r.ue. -
Julia C. games to Elisabeth S. Ire-
land. lot and buildings. Stewart avo-
true.
Louise F. Greta to Theodore 0.
Olsen. st. al.. lot and buildings.
Commerce street.
Ellis C. Josephson to Nehemiah
Csndee. lot and buildings. Burritt
avenue.
Thodore 0. Olsen to Louise F.
Grefe, lots and buildings. Harbor
View beach.
Samuel J. Stewart to Albertson S.
Beers. three lots. Olmstead place.
The M. J. Jordon company to
Halo Regolinl. two lots. Mahackemo
Heights.
Edwin L. Hoyt to Ernest S. and
Amelia 0. Brown. three lots, Persh-
lng street.
Julia J. Smith to Evelyn M. De-
dlent. lot and buildings. New Canaan
avenue.
Samuel J. Stewart to Theodore Q.
Olsen. lot and buildings, li‘alri'ield
pork.
Theodore 0. Olsen to Florence
Falrbairn. lot and buildings. Harbor
View beach. ‘
Joseph Bares to Antonio Pelle-
grlno and wife. two lots and build-
ings. Lawrence street.
William Burbank to Daniel A.
Wood andiwife, two lots. Hell Is»
land.
John C. Fanton to Louis A. and
Harriet M. Jones. two lots and
buildings. Fair street.
Carrie A. Wood tp John Carbone.
lot and buildings. Fifth street and
Hawkins avenue.
Mary Ratchford to Vincent Lysz.
czyk and wife. lot. Muller avenue
and Morris street.
Jessie M. James to Dorothy F.
Conboy. lot and buildings. Sound
View and Highland avenues.
John M. Larkin to James Gunner
and wife. lot and buildings. Miller
and Yost streets.
Daniel Gilbert and wife to Mary
E. Riccio. lot. Jarvis street.
Joseph A. Smith to Frederick
Loudon and wife, lot, Harriet street.
Peter J. Waldron to Inez H. Coo.
lot. East avenue.
Domenick Vento to Frank J. Sat-
in, let. Rhondonolia Park.
Tile M. J. Joadan company to
Alexander K. Morton. eight lots.
Mahackemo Heights.
The M. J. Jordan company to
Frank Merino. four lots. Mahaekemo
luts. Liberty Park.
George Moore. et al.. to J. \Vul-i
dron lliiyles. lot. Rownyton avenue.
Thomas 1". Silk to Edward Ander-
‘son and wife, lot and buildings.
Summilt avenue.
Edward Anderson and wife to l-iu-l
gene J. \‘an N'css. lot and buildings.
Sunliiit avenue. l
Frank H. \Vllllt‘. and wife to Fred-1
erick J. .‘loeller. lot. Silveriiiine ave-
lzue.
Mack Roth and “lie to l~2mlly [Li
Drooktr. the lots and buildings.
Highland avenue. 1
Robert H. and Florence l. Cronrr‘
to William Teasdale and wife. lot‘
and buildings. West ltocks avenue.
William 1). Stark and wife, to,
Charles W. Sterling and wife. lot and I
buildings. Newtown avenue.
llncllel Cnrrutlii'rs to Jesse (‘iild-
well and wife. lot and buildings,
Blond River.
Mary 1“. Albert to (li‘i'giil‘iti lli llzl'
and wife. two lots liiid buildings.
Lexington avenue.
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i (‘ “(‘11) Your [Will (Hill.
SllOC ”Gilli.“ llill‘ \"i‘ ’(illi‘il “ml." Il"i‘ ‘
iisunl needs.
for both spiii't‘wiul (.i'l" .
niocrzik'iiis' itil'l iii. 4 iii
F. HAIN
Thoele, ‘
Frederick Syriiig to Joseph Swim} Du your uni-l. lit!“ and mil . ‘ . . ‘
and wife, lot and buildings. Lexing- mom-y. l':iliiiiiil.: llllil l'lllli‘i‘llllll.:v ’ J
ton alonuo. . lng lit must l‘i‘llvllllilill! |ll‘iii§. .._. ,.'.. "i ,“"
I l .1 I l1. . ii ( l\ \
Gaza llldu to Daniel lilsli and. , .- 1 ‘ ,“ -
wife. lot and buildings. Lexington" A" “"r “""l‘ "' ’-¥”"""“"“‘“'~ l ‘ l
avenue. ILNIlllIlllt' glii‘n line, '
Samuel Shaman to Louis fllltl _ _ , . . . ' '
Mary C. It‘ainuliiro. lot and buildings, A", ”I" “Hf“! Vi.” WK"! '3' in“ i l ‘ ‘
Garner street. I liii, and -..r .i.:ii lip iiii ll‘” ‘ ‘ H ‘ ,. .‘
. Hi ' r
Anastatln. Nolan to Williniii it. - , D. . . ' -_ l ‘ -., i In“?
Hoyt, et sls.. lot and buildings. ”l‘l- United \V‘l" JD“ ( ham l _' ‘
den avenue. Sltll‘t‘ i . . . r' .. ..
Nelson Dicknian. ct uls.. to‘ "7 mm“ “m“ “In” ‘ ‘.'
Frank I‘aluiiibo, two lots, l.ildlo\i" ' ‘ HM'P il'il‘ ‘
street and Laurel avenue. | ' l ‘ “
:tliii l'iipmi; in“. p.
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CONNEM l"? 3: 7135?“ T'T’Ff',
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SOU'I ll NOTES“. ”LY.
Frank S. liiiilwitz to 'l‘iiiimiiy \Y.
Ht-iiiiessy and wile. three lots and
Luilillngs. Cellar street. 3
Ida C. lleaiipain to Joseph ll. Sin ‘
mun. lot and buildings, l.:rilii'.-ii.~
Circle. ‘
Arthur \andrnn. ct al.. to William ;
J. Gamble, lot and buildings. liuti- f I
land street. .-
lilnry G. Lexen to' Clifford B. Low --
and wife. lot and buildings. lax-nut];
street. ' .‘
William 1’, lloyt. i-t lllH.. to Gus-l .
par Domonkos and wii‘c. liii iiiid- "
buildings. Osborne uvenne.
Louis J. l‘iigiiny to Mary l'iigvury. .
lot. Sound View Park. ,
Theodosia it. hates to Archer ll. }
Dt-nger. lot and buildings, Newtoii'li
aieniie.
Thomas l~‘. Silk to Howard E.
Knapp and wire. lot. Hill Street. .
Maurice J. ”lll‘Slt'lll to Michael l ..
Pascale and wife, iwo lots and lllllltl- 1 ..
inns. Five Mile lliver.
mfifdefliflfl‘", ' ’ .,
Sciinltre’s 7?? '
Lamb Fares ............
Stewing Lamb .................. . .
Rib Lamb (‘husiz-r ......... ,
Beef Liver ......... ' ........ . . . , . ‘ *
Calves Liver .. ...................
Veal (‘iiile‘is‘ ..................
John Fedor and wife to Andrew (‘. ,
Lundsten. lot. Highland avenue, ' I.
Andre. C. Lunsien to John
li‘cdor and wife, lot. liighlzliid iive- ‘
nue.
Asher Glickson. et al.. to ’l‘hr-odore ..
Ruin and wife. lot lilld biill-‘tnlxs. 3 "
Srbul
Washington Street and itqilrivni
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trot/2.”: grim“?-
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hill—Joe Ward's Ente-iaiuei's. P. M.
too-Gem?" Ortell. 18""th 71"”“m'0l‘i‘m53 tour. he” representing the local and two 10‘" Wallace avenue. Heights. ‘ South Main street and Woodward 39 and 43 _l‘.’17‘.lii 53.1.3
Bus—Poems by N. 'l‘. G. spawning. :zm‘ screen tnik. Stamlorii churches. There were 15 Model Homes. Inc.. ‘° 3“" 3- The M I Jordan company to avenue. ' . . . i .
_ 125—"Batteries." H. B. xiion'iz. s {iii—0m “inn. pianist. orzanlzatiom from various parts at G010“ and wife. lot. Broadview tor- Gabriele Marlno. 10 lots. Mshack- Melissa ii. Sonic to Edward 9, " “"“ilm‘i ““"r"*“"""”' mm" ‘ “‘ “- ‘ " "
8:30—Dancc orchestra. tide—Hill lituiJ'. songs. the state in ""3 concert “WP- rage.“ C B emo HOIIMI- i‘nown and “if". two lots, lcvei-slio' . ".
9:00 - 10:00-Symphony orchestra. inn—c. (climuu. Songs. -—-— , u a ' arses t° Emily 1" 1"“ DWisht W. Smith to Herman A. aienue.
10:00 - 11:00—Opening ot'woodsue 3:30—Susil‘. sunshine, pianist. Rally Day services last night at
Theatre. Q:‘(t_—C]‘ag_ Coleman. songs. the Swedish church drew a large , ‘ .-. 1 .
limo—Charm orchestra. 3:55-..H..nm. (hip, audience. Numbers were given by ‘. ,. .
11:30—Dance orchestra. 9..., 5...] ..._.m_ \ the Sunday school. Ladies‘ Aid and .
12:00 Midnight—Dance orchestra. 9.30....”1... 1.080. soprano. choir and all music was from that \ "
I WRAP—NEW YORK—431. huh—Lenny lweds. songs. of the crusade last Year-
P. M. pun-1 - il'ol. lil~-.'-‘,toniild. songs. —--'
“(HE—Sacred program. 10; lea—H. Gn-nn. whistler. Fred Cancvari and Miss Ann Mace .
7:30—Steel Jamison. tenor. 10:30~\'ariety program. of Norwalk were married today. - - ,1
7:40—WHAP Madrigal Singers. \VOlt, MilVAltK—405. i ,
8:00—News digest. P. M. A sign of approaching winter has . l 3; ii
s‘£°"‘”°’°u‘y “0”‘9- violinist. 6:15— neqtles Jacobs‘s Ensemble. reached East Norwalk with the ap- ' :1 .'
8:40—bilyl Hit-e- weaken 6:45 in winiiey. “Sports." pearanco ot a "house on wheels" 5-3; :- ‘2 ‘ .3
”us—mu“ String IN“, , 7:00—Ensembie. parked this morning in Osborn ave- vi. .
{two—James Hyndman. ‘ Mexico: _ 7:25__N¢w5 bulletin. nus m a, back ygrd. Someone is ev .. , ,' i
lollliisar-tet'l‘s‘t'rtlcriircrlIi-iovamm men” 7230—Eagle program. dently planning to motor south for _ ’ ‘ 3 ' ll _ ,
T- l"G . . . .' K at) 8:0ii—Joanne dc Nault. eontralto. the winter. . .1 " -
P M“ y 5L“ ‘0“ 3' 8:15—Manhntlan Male Quartet. ——-—- BY OUR NE IMPROVED METHOD E GUAR ARETFF ‘ i E ',
6:00;Band ' ' 8:30—Joanne de Nsult. contralto. For the first time in three weeks UV UV . \. .2. . hm . , f. . g
. sits—“Star'Spangled Banner." sits—Manhattan Male Quartet. there was noddump fine at the Sca- . i .:
6:30—Keynote address. Ogden L. 9.00—Sercnadeis. \ cw aienuo ump yes or ay. I, 5
Mills. 10:00-.‘oseph Barnett. barytonc: _._.— . ‘ , 3.}
his-Band. Kenneth Christie. pianist. Instead of meeting tonight. as pre- . I. ,
7;55~.Ha'rmony Ladies' Trio. lozso—Dnnee orchestra. vlously announced by the otllcers,‘ ' ‘ ,2
the Omicron circle of the East Ave- , f o .
- ' nue Methodist Episcopal church will ‘ '3
8 (m Tax Bill Rebel Yell Works have its regular meeting two weeks} : . j l“ ..
9, . LONDON—Ernest Arthur Ciesr. mm “W" ‘ “x i g l ‘
.M l S W a Civil War veteran. has used the Members of the newly-organized, . r” , ; ‘,; ,
a1 a Y mum, ye". .0 ma mm“, “W mp,“ Fellowship 0, cm... A Durable Floor Ten Advantages of Installing A Vernier f. ,p. i: ,r i« i
Ax COLLECTOM OFFICE I,“ Awakeneabya burglarhe zavevem church met 1....an Mammal“ Permanent Linoleum Floors ._ .l
1' ' at a supper an us ness on a - - . _ . ,‘ . 3 .9
id or and the in- . . Genuine in l . . . .. .~ 1 . ii i. ., .
ms PAYMEsz BE MADE 11.32: fflirtiriwmt’o‘lice hz'affl the yell mm“ M‘" Dom Penmy" “3 l o cum made Of cork and 1m 1. On practically all Jobs the work can lu- Id“ 1 H ii! i .H 17- 3‘ l ‘5 ~ '
BY CHECK—'PENM‘TY ADDED too, and caught the man a few 21°32; givtafi‘szzete‘z‘hgnreflzx Seed Oil on a burlap back, laid by our im- completed, at a single trip—you are not " '1' “'“ll‘ml “' ~ ‘ . ‘ t ‘ l.
AFTER 091- 3L ' squares away. ‘ . ed, ' . .' . bothered by workmen returning to trim M'i'l' :i lél)'i‘l‘ m inn-'3‘ ‘ - i i l
n t proved method, Will give years of satis- and tack the linoleum. it ;. pal-i ni‘ ilw i‘m :- ~ m r. i» i ~§
‘e‘ro were 8.000 tax bills sen Corsets For Men The Rev Dr Frederick L ptper . . _ ., Th - - - . , ,. , .- .-- ,
' ' ' . .. e linoleum is secured fll‘llll\ ox er tli. .. . .V, .. .,, ,. .. M . ».
out to property owners by Tax 001- ARI; W { hi ns dur leaves for Boston tomorrow morn- factory service. Cementing linoleum down whole area and at once becomes ’1 solid llltllli, .Nll ii'lliliii, , .1, i , I, I. l
’. P ..—— '°m°“" 3‘ ° ‘ n to ttend the meeting of tho - i ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1‘...) .11... “-1 1m ,w :i ii vi. '. l , i
migni‘wrenc" 1‘ I’m“ 53mm" mg the I". few years almost killed :35". 0'; Benn“ of m. New En? makes it wear evenly, and the layer of felt. permanent floor. It cannot bulge, ex- .1‘ f.” i T 7 i. .. I” ' ‘ ,. .. .. ,. l . i
* ' tho corset industry. Now it is beinx land School of Thelo'ogy of which - . ' _ and or contract. \ i v.1 li'i" illii‘ .. .w : - . . 3
. who a P . . . . . . . . , , . . . . ,
bfzgzmgzr‘l’ghsg; Status”; revlvsd Iin atgtransew‘mV-fl‘llfovflzg he is president. g‘ s a cushion, absorbs the heavy blows 3. The heavy deadening felt takes up Ol‘tlllb Aliri' if H lmti .‘" l 0 " ' . i E
a" “V“ em' . f ' ' ' ,_ 'nl. ~l an: 1.; r 2 . :1 ‘3 .‘
g a. in. until 1 n- m" and "on 3 I demand "om fat men, “In“; mid mm mm H. v“ saver of Provb 0 footsteps and lengthens the life of the :zinixgifaililiiftnaililgdcglogifriafttifi: £83.12)» \\f...lli ii i , i .1. a, :
- .. until 4 . m The omce will be 01d. the Shops 8T0 beg nlng ° deuce. R. 1.. was a week-end guest in lo m - . i . . i
' 3L... “omit until 12 o‘clock Sat- display cor-et- for mm of Mr. and‘Mrs. Edward H. I‘atter- ‘1 o u appreciably. Waterproofing th" concrete base and prevents buckling 91- g .' _ .
um, mo has. . son of Winfield limb seams prevents all damage from dampness. cracking of the linoleum due to this -, l 1 1:;
~. "Tax Col ector Paul stated this Waiters’ Garb M d M “82;" Hodge No ‘ cause. A All "‘Clill/ 1 my n. s g a 2
' mom 'that it would be much r. an rs. . w _ , ‘ ’ ‘ Ll . '1 7.. life .i’ , ,, g
emf?" 4h. m“ u t“ raver- nrk, spent Sunday with Mr. and 4. The floor isimade delightful to nail. on, n ‘ J ’ g g, i
would My the“. mm Wm, on...“ [- in". Albert normK 18 Winfield ' the felt acting as a cushion. l .m‘lmm WNW ‘W ‘ . 1,} i' v. i ; ,3
He is 1min: taxpayers to save time a :e‘ 5m“- " A Refill Fl 7 5. The floor is more attractive in flPbe;1:‘- , '1 ‘ ‘ ' I ‘ . ' J i :
and pay taxes by mail using either . cut 001‘ ance. xiii-r they have lli‘l'il w. '. 2 i 2.x - .w i S , .
‘ check 0; money frag.“ 1, m srt‘e‘ert'I mlgtoxd tsgnbttl‘dtegowfioyan B h l ' 6 The felt deadens sound \\"'ii-i'pi'i)(:l m‘iiiciii. ii." i .1: ' . 1 ,5- E ‘ . i l *3
new arm o as as a . ' ' ' ' . . ' . “ . . ”w '
(licked by’Mr. Paul. The bill is today. ‘" 3’ our met °d the “yer °f de'demng felt 7. The floor Is warmer in Winter. 11w, \vlmw, ziiit‘uciixwii . w - l' . l h ‘ E :7
mi improvement over the ones that is first asted to the underfloor and the lino- 8- The 1i“01¢“!n wears “PPI‘OCiBbIY 10""0‘3- , . - ‘ ii- -. in ~ . m- l . ‘ 1 E
have been used in wt run. . m¥3~ “fine"; fig" 1:2:2'23 l p ’ 9. A permanent linoleum floor can llt‘nlll 1“ “my!" Mi" 1; I . » 5 l '5“
' nalt at the rate of nine r , '1 W rom n W cum in ' - _ . . , i'illll. lll' llli um n’ .. . . ,4” c. ‘
edit?» {anum will be- charg’:tl , was called by the "'40" “1119' 0‘ tum I! posted to the fell, “1.1 seems stalled readily on any smooth. d”. basi- wll i‘ ’ 'i ‘1 floor ‘lll ’ lll 'i» in ’ 9., — .m' ' 7 i "r5
mm the first day at October if‘the her sister. and edges being sealed with waterproot 10- The linoleum ”.8” he removed Without \\(. -llll.\ ii. ‘.. .", .'. . . n. . V , z
axes are not paid before November m E I’m-Hm )1 “New! Th f f damage, and With little difficulty ii (it. real lieiiiiiy‘ol iv!“ WW" 4“ .‘W *“i‘” " ll ’11 ' g. :
1. 15“- " "e . 3 “ " cement. ' ' ' . .l- i i
a. person-1 We. "a mm“ on . mm M” mm "in... e elt, there ore, increases the canon should arise. our em... _ ‘ ! i
awaits this year. Personal tax ——""'~ resilience, warmth, and quietness of the We shall be pleased to explain to you in “u. in... .. ,...i...i..i n 2 ,_
”“3""! b" ”we“ 9‘" l“ "M" d fingsmnggifinglgnmf . ' detail the advantages of having your lino- Liliolvlllll imw rm. m 'i " *' 5., - A ~ i g i
It! . tertown. Conn. ImOIeum' Your linoleum floort pm down b3 lenm laid by our,new improved method. 1r""::'n‘\““m' i” _ l ‘1 w " .. i‘ :7 . :
‘ ' e _— -. our “fined ls ers will be a (1 ll 11 You are cordially anited to VlSlt us, or tele-r h i], ', if _ ' . 5 ‘ I
Build MuSIC Alas “WWI“ 0m“ ’Wmm‘d “"“w y ' _ e g t to walk phone, and our representative will call at 1“]. _\lr‘,.n...',i.l,:..v.1. . i. i
H u I S " mveflu mm ‘ “W" "‘“°"- l ' upon, and a comfort to tired feet. your convenience. "give s..i'...i.~_ci..i~;.- . :1
o y W The house under construction for: ' ‘ A L! :1
‘ . . ‘ ~--—— ‘ F. Ramon at.” Winfield street is , 9.1
mm! ‘0 “'0“! "“l'“. W, nearing completion. . ‘ 4 I:
in H. Rankin of New Iork. ,_._. ‘ § ', J‘
Robert E. “”1““ in W' Mrs. Joseph Schavrien and im: h . . i i’h‘
m. sis. Hollywood is quick" re- children. Lillian and ~ Oscar. m' . ' warp p . “ii
. ‘ fans the effects of linrrl- now... .1...“ mg ”new” ‘ ' IT WILL LAY DE i ll: .‘1 . h
g - which swept the South East x... You visiting uis‘vss .» i) ._ l t I l
* ' ' o! florida. Conditions are not ‘ ~ - l ‘ w)
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"several times befon our arri- PARIS—Ainmoans and mm ' . i.
val. no number at dead so far p are protesting the creation of a bui‘
is and will. no: will probably is- mum arena at Nice. n. arena l .
, “flip a lew'dartng the seat aw , new. under «modes, but prn ‘
”' unusual-masons”- .Mhavebeeasourcngthsttn , ‘
- tape-staccasualttesotths Isadingioalpsporupre-estli-~ . 1
. _ opinion that Nice Is no place tor ~ . ..
mo spirit of the people in Bel- sport that gorse horses and torturm e '
“h inspiring. Baal mil . bolts. . . « .
plaos'iattie street daringtbo ~ __._........___—-——— ‘ .
leash and ma view so. , ». - malaise Jit. Jp-fl‘hm is no .
is wot-Hag and. the Never again is tool will tits honor more is the “Jersey inc-- i . ‘1
olaatarr erasab- guest ot honor be inmates for the out.“ macaw-gee Dr. We, PHONE 256 SOUTH NOPWM Y isn’t“! I I
m feeding. M bead waiter. or vice worn. Accord- Wamr.‘bealofthams mono: ’ ..\ i - s is, UL \
m3." lino-sn'odiotetdiemmu Ins-stats.)- wen i A. .. a. ‘ .. . - , . - ,
“A” . . Young wind: "Oar Merchant Tailors. Ostorl long battle with'ths M be In. t ‘ j‘ "T 1‘“'“We?dinnerware”~- s-w.» m. g» s. . .... . . . , _ ,, ’ , _ ‘,
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