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.s- WORST ENEMY?
fan is her own worst enemy.
. some women are. One
hows which is worse. the
women of reputed intellect
.1 the political progress of
.J‘ an or the lnsoleut and un-
edprctenslon of women to'
;_ t. ‘ g that a man can (lo--
more."
.lnan. naturally enough. who
> . He is John Macy. who
grill with a little piece in a
magazine article. ”Equality
. it With Man: A Myth."
its agree with the gentle-
utnenl that it's all tonlmy-
‘ woman to boast that she
" everything a man can. Aft-
'hy should she. when she can
any things as a woman that
1‘ cannot? But "equality"—
'«that's something else again.
ONLY ONE OF HIM
_ nondini is dead. ,
‘ is no need to tell who Harry
: no more used than
be to follow the head-
Calvln Coolidge with a
‘i'h explaining that he was
" ‘ t of the United States or}
it.
i— s was only one Houdini.
-rs tookguinoa pigs front aw
tpockets of “gen'mea in the au-
" Others extracted roses
rabbits' ears. Others burned
ullar bills. only to take them
“(the flame uninjured.
there was only one magician
.Harry Houdini. and that one
‘ . msclf.
3‘ ‘dinl was more than a ma-
,Hc was a dramatist. a
, a preacher and a. fighter. '
l 3 e who knew Houdini best are
c that his fight against cadr-
" was utterly sincere. it had
ty value. yes. but Houdini
ned. say his friends, not for
L s but for protection of tho
-ulous.
never denied the possibil-
‘ after death. He never do-
possiblllty of spiritual man-
u from the other side. He
Only upon takers.
ini. who played for the world
tight for the world. is dead.
doubtless had a lot of fun out
gave other folks a lot of'fun.
5”» s. lot of good.
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..l' DAY 01" EXPOS PAST?
”Philadelphia Sesquicentennlal
-n has failed. The loss runs
on of dollars.
‘ a simply wouldn't go. There
fi'iiissidu the midway, the nu-
‘ l-cxhlbits of modern industry.
products of modern genius.
d the things closely wovsn
fight for liberty as attrac-
put the people did not go.
sun setting on events of this
people bored with going
‘ as to sea exhibits. and
’ midway-r
» ,aviscntly doesn‘t believe
lime-go world's fair in 193:
greater in scale than any-
‘ attempted. according to
hali’hoo from the Windy
- house owned by John Flint. Rewar-
, , y of stupendous fairs may
‘ ‘ not Chicago doesn't believe
’"’ J. Goodwin of Bridgeport
" be the office of Chef do
logis- Roy 9. Downs.
Plans are being made by Musical
Director Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark, of
the Rowayton Methodist church for
special music for Thanksgiving Sun-
day. It is expected there will be a
larger choir than usual. Tomorrow
the choir will sing an anthem at the
morning service and Mrs. Clark will
sing "i Conic to Thee." by Caro
Roma. at the evening service.
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It was thought at first that the
library would be closed but a week.
The time has to be extended as the
work of painting the interior of the
building has not as yet been com-
plctcd. Two attractive looking small
panod \l'indowsdlavc been set in the
front of the building. lighting the
library room in a splendid manner.
A large electric light bulb has been
placed over the doorway.
Mrs. Procton llarl, McKinley
place. and Mrs. Annie Parker. Lo-
gan place. who have been spending
sometime as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Albert Frisble at their home in
Windsor. returncd to their homes
yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Brown. Crest road.
was a visitor ill Bridgeport. ycetcr-
day.
Between $60 and $10 will be add-
ed to the treasury of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
by the money earned at _the sale of
fancy articles ,and supper held in
the church. Thursday evening.
a-un—g—nb
Mr. alt-l Mrs. lru ll. Higgins. Mc-
Kinley place. and Mrs. George A.
Wright .Jr.. were guests at the home
of Mrs. Enrl P. Stevens. last ove-
nlng.
At a short business meeting of the
Rowaylon Mothers' club. yesterdnyl
afternoon in the schoolhouse. it was.
voted to give :25 to the Library‘
fund. Plans were discussed for the
arrangement of a Xmas party and
tree in the school for the children.
Details will be worked out and com-
mittees appointed at the next meet-
ing Friday afternoon. December 3.
Members attending were Miss An-
genllna Wakcinan. Mrs. Harold
Douglas. president. Miss Edith Law-
is. Mrs. Charles E. Funk. Miss Cath-
crino Curtin. Mrs. Victor Scallsc.
'Mrs. Allen Marks. and Mrs. Ada
fiammis. 1. ' ..
~Prescription Purity and Ac-
curacy at Allen's Drug Store—Adv.
The house and property on Row-
ayton avenue formerly known as the
Pepper placc. recently purchased by
it Norwalk party. has been leased
to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Broadwcll
who with their family will occupy
the. house this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClelland.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark. Nor-
walk. and Irving 1. Clark were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
1. Clark. Peunoycr street recently at
a dinner in honor of Mr. Clark‘s
birthday.
While on his way to school. yes-
terday morning. Francis Foreit. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry l-‘oroit was
taken with severe cramps and it was i
necessary for several of his play-
mates to help him back to his home.
lie is able to be out today.
Henry Lockwood. Roton avenue.
son of Mrs. Carrie Lockwood. will
leave next week for California
where he plans to spend the win-
ter months.
A sleeping porch is being added
to the rear of the upper story of the
ton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Flint have
been stopping with Mrs. Flini‘s sis-
ter. Mrs. Howard E. Evory at their
home. Pennoyer street. since their
recent return from England.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunday R. nail. on-
tertained as their guels. Thursday.
at their home, Crockett street. Mr.
and Mrs Clarence L'Hommedicna'nd
Mr. and Mrs. George L‘Hommedlcu.
Norwalk. .
--i-‘or Thanksgiving a new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy terms—Adv.
After spending the summer at her
home. Brookslde. 'Mlss Lucille Clark.
has returned to New York city.
THE EVENING “WED—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1926.
THE ROMANCE or AME
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Team army by a council st
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Houston was elected commandar-in-chisi of tho
Henry smith was chosen governor.
Houston called for volunteers. “for we must have an
army worthy of our cause b the rise of grass.’
isssnsion was to arise with n the ranks.
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n s proclamation
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Thc‘wssith of Montc-
sums was held up as an
inducement to volun-
teers. Houston couldn't
check this movsmsnt. J
With tbs old dream of empire in their 0 as. several
hundred voluntcarl. under Dr. Grant. left
to march on Matamoros. They left not even medicines
for the sick and wounded at the Alamo. indisns throat-
oncd trouble on the north. and Houston hurried to try
to placate them,
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown.Crest road.
Rowaylon linguist Church
Rev. Victor Scaliso. Pastor
10:00 Sunday school in charge of
Mr. Scalisc.
11:00 Morning worship sermon by
pastor. Subject: "Spiritual Percep-
tion." Holy Communion service.
6:45 Young People's Service.
72:0 Evening worship. Sermon by
pastor. subject "The Folly of Pride."
Thursday evening. mid—week pray--
or service. also .lhe ordination of
Claude Hayford of the Sirstford
Baptist church. Friday evening choir
rehearsal.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Walter C. (.‘owarl. Pastor
10:00 Sunday school. all ages.
Men's Bible class will continue the
study of "The Meaning of Service."
limo—Morning worship. Holy
Communion. Scrmou by pastor. ‘
7:30 Evening worship. sermon by
pastor. subject “Loyalty Until
Death."
Fellowship meeting. Wednesday
evening.
Friduw evening. choir rehearsal.
ADVERTISING MANAGERS
WILL MEET TOMORROW
ATLANTIC Cl'l‘Y.-‘l‘wo hundred
and fifty advertising managers of
large business houses throughout
the Unit“: States will assemble here
lor the annual convention of the
Association of National Advertisers.
which opens at the Ambassador
Hotel Sunday and lasts through
Wednesday.
The elimination of misrepresent-
lng statements in advertiseing is ex-
pected to be one of the subjects
stressed at the gathering.
MRS. run”; {'5 MARKERS
NOT UP TO STANDARD
Mrs. Sylvia Fuller. Gorham avo-
nuc. Westport. was arrested in
\Vcstport. yesterday. following it
minor accident. by State Trooper
Silk. for operating without a driv»
cr's license and with improper
markers. She posted 825 bond for
hearing in town court, Thursday.
Wounded Carrier Gsmcly
Curries Home Queen‘s Mmgc.
PORTLAND. Orc.. Nov. 5 (AP)—
Wounded and bleeding from the cf-
iects of s. gunshot. Princess Drift
Snow. a. pride carrier pigeon. arrived
here yesterday two hours late from
llaryhill. Wssh.. with a message
infrom Queen Marie to California.
,Tho bird was released by the Ru-
manian Queen at Maryhill chncs-
day. It was suffering from a deep
gunshot wound in the breast and in
the legs and feet. .
The message. which will go to
San Francisco by other carrier pig-
eons hays:
"I am sorry I cannot come to
your sunhy California. i send ‘my
best wishes to my people in your
State."
Welcome!
noses-orc- a boy.
CONFIRMED GOLFER—Hoorsy!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prccco. Me-
rlden. will be week-end guests at
.Chsts Downs was
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A caddyl—Goifers' Magazine.
SHORTS-—
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“Jut” Makes ’Rrav
Of Runaway Automobile
Assistant City
Jutten captured a wild automobile
in North Main street last evening.
"Jut" was driving his car out of
Marshall into North Main street.
when suddenly a. large Heo sedan
passed across the bow of his trusty
Engineer George
Ford and just missed taking a
wheel off.
"Jul." started to shout at the
driver. but on taking a. second look
into the machine failed to sun ii.
driver at the wheel. lie lumped out
of his machine and started up the
street on a run. lie overtook the
car in front of the Sterling Furni-
ture company store and pulled on
the emergency broke.
The driver of the machine
parked it at the curb south of the
city hall, but evidently failed to put
on the brake with the result that
the car started rolling down the
grade in front of the city hall.
The driver of the machine cmlli.‘
not be located. ".lut" Pill‘kl’ti it ill
the curb and mude sure the brain-
WM on.
As a result of his wonderful work
he will probably be entered in Nor~
walk's next rodeo.
linii
From The Old
«Pen Masters
The sun upon the lake is low.
The wild birds hush their song,
The hills llzivo‘
glow
Yet Leonard tarrics long.
Now all whom varied toil and care
From home and love divide.
In the calm sunset may repair
Each to his iov‘d onc‘s sidc.
evening's til ; pi st
The noble dumc. on turrct high.
Who waits llcr gllilnlit knight,
Looks to the \vcstcdn boom to spy
Tile flash of armor bright.
Tile village mnld. with
brow
The level ray to shade,
Upon the footpath “'lliChiS now
For Colin's darkening plaid.
hunt] on
Now to their mates the wild swans
row.
By day they swarm apart,
And to the thicket wanders slow
The hind beside the hart.
Tile \voodlark at its partner's sldc
Twitiers his closing song—
All meet whom tiny and care divide
But Leonard lorries long!
——Sir W. Scott: Dotur Horn Quictl.
[ Today in Other Y
ears
Feast day of St. leopard. one of
tho chlcf‘personages in the court of
Clovis. .
Birthday anniversary of John
Philip Sousa and Ignace Jan Pede-
recruit.
Leroy Downs’s
Home Threatened
' By Grass Fire
A grass blast: in the vicinity of
Leroy D. Downs's home. Highland
avenue. Rowanon. yesterday after-
noon. found tho volunteer’ fire do-
psrtnient without volunteers. nest.
dents gre frantic as the b in.
erased a d. falling‘to rouse the
Itowagton company by telephone
called the central station in. South
Norwllk. The South Norwalk sppsr-
atus answered the call and beat the
flames out in short order. During
time the trucks were out. the down-
town scctlon was "cov red" by the
Mayflower Hook and rider com-
pany of East Norwalk. which moved
to the central station.
mammal...
at Botharbam. England. slaughtered
.i. a
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clinical-(hog tinfrom
kahuna-ants!“ tatt-
' “'4’!
Whats a butcher mod Icarlde ,
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“CA” Sam Houston I I 10’ “311‘ news CARE OF YOUR ESTATE
NM" “mus AGO lli‘orkthebetter care of your Estate, this
'l‘hu lgiiowlug lit-ins lippl‘itrt‘ti in all - ’ With years Of expenencev 13 better
lilo issue at the Evening Sentinel for . ' ' ' ' -
November 6, 1M; fitted than the average mdmduai. Con
Ti... mm...“ .......,.. 0...... “.1 suit our Trust Department today. about
tho armory last evening when Com-j '
pally l-‘ deft-uteri tho AlbUl'ooklyul your WI“. .
‘teulu by the score of 80-16. in an.
uninteresting game before u lurgo‘
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crowd of enthusldrts. .. THE
Thu barber shop of Burtilio Do TRAL R I
Marti. lill Wutcr sire i. was burglal . CEN FAI FIELU
isud List night. and 17 tumors \u-rei U
stolen. TR ST CO.
n or us discontent
was: mod b PW“ ado Louis \‘erlin or Norwalk, liar. JUN. NORWAI‘K' GONN’
J received the handsome pelt oi it big t V
Vll'IOOd by I’. In". black bear. which was shot by his 7
Grant TO! the invasion 0' friend. Uwcll Morris. lost work at \. I
M.flco_ J Silundtihcr liiountnill ill the i'als- '
STORAGE
N0l'\\‘uiii night was observed last Y b UTDR Where Is Your
lvt'nilig ut St. Joseph’s fair. and DMLGE IFRVIOE
arr-w u largo attendance. EATOIOI‘ANFW 860““
lit-noon and Mrs. Mlilliv‘lv W. Telv NONEH‘ ”#10912 Spare money?
Starr. \\'l‘sl|lul't err-nun, Norwulk. N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 3050 I
Li‘uéill‘lltt‘ii lill'il' sixty-fifth \vcddlng 303 W. 20th 5!. }
:zgl‘h‘crsnry at their home last eve- Hershfield Motor
' Transportation
“£215“C£ aggh’gmifi'jrngfi; company [)0 you know where it goes? ,.
unil Slrcrt Commissioner George SOUTH NORWMIK' 00‘ Abk m 05" {my reasfmabl.‘
\- Sllcrron Jourllcycli to Bridgeport, frank person this question and
\ Saturday evening and heard Col. he will say. U] have no idea."
. [I‘L'fs’g‘jc‘xflléggl‘gx‘i 5"“ ‘" ”w His pay check or envelope is
' 3"“ 1” V0" "one and he has nothing but
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l’. J. Ham “on this "take home" Radio Tubes food and clothing to‘si‘low for
an Antonio trophy at the ri'sulnr shoot of the And Let Us Test Them it. From his necessmcs cost
Stings-Mk Gun club. Saturday after- Free he should have something ieit.
' The way to answer the ques-
\viiiill’il Brclrnmen proprie‘or of TIMES SQUARE t'ion' is \Vith the help of the
(Continuod.) l “Antwan: “itinmlnt ffphlllumt‘l’itlr‘enom. AUTO SUPPLY Savings iinnk Books issued by .-
prc olcocu oce smrn- .
ing that boys had broken n plate 6‘ No. "‘3; St. 07:: horwslli
glass window in ihtl front of his one '
store. 00 Wall St. Norwalk .
6 ate . Phone 2i00 ,
The voting machines have been' OPEN EVENINGS e cup 8 s
placed in the old TOwn House on
Mill Hill. n the first district. prepar-
atory to tomorrow's election. . T st com
J. William Rowo and friends have I ll pally .-
WESTPORT returned from a wcck’s fishing trip New Dresses
w Kem- First Bank Under the Bridge 3.
Rein? Sue“:- gcsimirlo r- uns yams AGO F 01' — on — . ?
reclaims-m. tc. ' at no ' "° The following items appeared in
Nonvaili 93' . the issue of the Evening Sentinel for Fall Washington Street
"‘ ‘- November 6. 1916;
The first study session of the “Y" . At the ”.30 mass yesterday N
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educational classes will be held next nwmm" . class numbering over L GOLDEN south or 81 l
Mfipdny' Thcufiuim” “:3“? a”: {00 people were conlirlncd by the a' i
“' "'0‘“ m ‘eorge "3 "‘m ‘1 lit. Rev. John J. Nilun. bishop .llurl-
7:30 p. in. in the art gallery. The ford. WASHINGTON 81'.
class in business economics will meet SOUTH NOBWALK fir
in, tho Banquet hall with Edward A Pretty wedding was celebrated
“life at s oclock. this hour being Saturday evening when Miss Grace .’
chosen in order to give several men in Sterling. daughter of Mr. and i
working in banks ”‘9 opportunity to Mrs. S. M. Sterling. 20 l-Jdlle avcnuo. ‘ ‘ ‘ DEPOSITS I
be present. This will be the first East Norwnik. bccmne the bride of WESTIN(IH0llhb : at i
real study night of the class. and it WM. E. Mcrreii. ‘ '-
is expected that every one will be in AUTOMATIL [RON
{Mir pm“ 0" time i" order that the Miss Hillnn Jacobson. daughter of
1““ 1‘9”“ "my “3 sh?“ ‘0 ”1° “'5' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobson and
""“5‘ Rowland B. Waters son of Mr. audl own
Mrs. Frederick it. Waters. Elm
The construction of the “'cstport :lruvt. were married Saturday night $1.00 A MONTH
l‘urk ilud Ailiitlic field is progress- in the rectory 01 TNMU’ church. 1-00 for our Old iron
lng steadily and with good weather h it s ‘ ’ November 3rd91926
:ilullid In: practically complotcd this Watson Dchnv. w 0 was a wc ‘ ' ,
lull. known and popular student at the (JOHN. l‘lght & Power g6 685 000 i
The steam shovel of Paul Nash. llnl'oirem school. in Norwalk. has Company '. 9 ’
contractor. has finished the cxcnva- Hilm‘nt‘d 111‘1'0 10 rvsume 1115 studies WALL b’l'. PHONE 3600 .4 .
lion of the :30 straight-:i-way truck 1"- school. .‘ ‘ , ‘
and their! mile oval. The concrete . The largest? unt
L‘lili) around lilo truck is almost Izoburt ll. iloyl.I “(st strlect. who . .
complete and the first course of cm. sprained his nuke severe wee s 47
um: is i..-ing rolled in place. All n‘so while setting 0m 0' H “38°“. ‘ ever repp
the regulation distances for running in ublv: it) be around again. A J CO] I INS C0 3. .nnmn
events of a track nlt‘M are wormed 1 . 1‘ ll \18. ' ' ' an pt of L'l‘l'llt
on this track. John l‘osgcu )urgii 0 le . - , or m
Just inside the oval are the three haciwmo clsnr store Presented "‘6 70 N0. MAIN 8'12. TEL. 747 , fmlurhr: t .
jump pits. for the pole-vault. run- D0“ workers “‘ l'utuaul H?“ _ be oiicrcd.
ning hig’il Jump and running broad 110“” “'“h “W WK" 0‘ 0m “ell .. ’. 3d“ and “lag”. .
jump. Within the oval will be room l’erfectocs today- . e ‘9‘”in m . “ ur
for the football gridiron. baseball . B k . ‘ _ M“ 9" With PUMIC Ill)
diamonds and tennis courts. Mr. and Mrs. Lharlcsl ‘L. Mi” Everything In burmture W .’ _
The clubhouse is rapidly nearing N" ““1 “'0'“ horwulk H s morn :15 Th t th H M '3“ I STE
completion. The roof is being put on *1 “1:1? bb‘li \fhoglx 13;»: 353$; a e ome ay f ‘ if
and the wiring and plumbing in. 31110 if . r. a . . . c J...“ . >-
stzlllcd. From the appearance it will LOCk‘VWd' °P a four~dny m” to Need T 'e ‘ / '
be an ndmlrnble building for “5 pur~ Boston and Cambridge. . I» .. 1' .
pose and will be u rcnl addition in AL
the fif‘ili. , . . ~ NOR R ST ‘
,woplc's work. lie is flonl Missouri
Dr. liailgano. a member of the and is 11:12:“ Frlle‘t‘i‘ycbil $101132”: , C0
faculty at Colgate university will de- “. at?!“ h“. taught at Columbia 0
liver an illustrated lecture at the “C‘FL‘DQF‘SZ e hnvin secured her ‘
special services to be. conducted at “ame f (15.1mm! Em is vitally
the Siiumtuck Neighborhood church Marta?! :3 “,zu“ people and m , SERVICE _ SECURITY L
Sunday evening. Dr. Mungano. who “3”“ e {I Pk g in." mm “.mfi‘
is the nuihor of several books. will glrl)bc<;lllt “mil. Crane of lilalden.‘ Pm. . _ “a” .
give u travelogue on ltaly. and some. ‘1 1" “£230 ‘3 be the speaker at youninvesngs - i
splendid views of that country will ‘ “ftfl‘rida”! fatllcr and son ham. ‘
be shown on the screen. ill addition “0" D' t: n is a widoi known iet ‘
to u... speaking there will M a antherlllniisgedclivcrcd locyturcs in AUTOMAVIC
.. t . .
:pxiin lllusiinl program during the colleges of the middle West and has A
. spoken before several Rotary con- mm. m J
Dr. 15. K. l-‘rctwell of Teachers “l’fves' “.8 hi3: alsobzpookglgaziiyugg ' Goad RCTCTEBCES ‘
college. Columbia university. will be :iligiccnanmthnfvhich hp. has been 5 DOWN” .
the tonstmaster at the fourth an- .’ '. “in "hm
nunl father and son banquet ill the "m“ popularnIhSSPlzfiillchlzm 133:. ’ Requlred
"1'" next Friday night. Dr. Fretwell gigge‘fggc" Pouey
is professor of secondary education ‘ of W . . .
and head of the department of extra l Dr. fizfiggfiy‘ fight: secs?“ Refrigerating ...___.
curricular activities which includes cyan & Sn ly CO
veers has been pastor of the Center pp . .1
"mm” ””5 ‘° 1‘° ”"9"" “‘3 h” ‘uetaodlat Episcopal Church of Msl- so. NORWAIiK. cons. . . .
charge oftscout mantel-s coutrse and den. He has a very large parish and Phone ”CI-1051 Besides being qualified to ' .
u more, ed n a spec a young one of the largest Sunday Schools in . _ ' -_
the state. A man of Inch wide cx- do the work, posrtioas of .
a porienco and marked ability will oer- _ . .
Flapper Fanny 83"- talnly make an. fourth annual m. Importance today demand
’1 quet an affair to be long rsmsrnber- _ .
ii?! I ed. . 1 references as to character _
Tickets for the banquet have been ece ' . :
mailed to all fathers who wore deal 1' ptmn and thrift '5'
known to have boys of their ‘own. the year round J
. Any father who did not race vs a . . -
* ticket and would like to attend any on this renew a TM“ “ no “it” reference
secure one at the “Y" desk; The ' " an established credit
Boys' Work Committee of the“!" is mg set. ' an
very anxioiu that every man having and a ham“, Bank Ac- (l
boys of thus own or really interest. LIT ill '
ad'" in boys should have a. chance to count.
attend. It is Icing to be a great ”new“
help in the preparation of the ban-
quet if each person gets his ticket We invite your Account
early. .
ssn mars me The
(James fin-oil Ipwsll) City National Bank
:‘ :_ 3 "I honor the man who is willing to
“El .. ' link mg
3?” Half his present repute for the fraso 80. NORWALK. 0°
"' 5“ v; dam to think.
, ~' ' And when he has thought. be his
cause mug or weak.
Will link rm half for the froo- WING":
dost ts _ ' . gases amount-co Ills" to.
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other
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Norwalk Chronicler