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‘ s , Dr. Lana;- will emciate. Interment ’l‘rinity church. will emulate. in- New Amendments roctorr. un uinlilor unit an mlmory '.
'0 8W0: mm “d anlt will be in Riverside cemetery. torment will follow is the tamliy committee of sown lin-n including ' i
Dlot. ll‘l ill. M Norwallt «motory. the (‘orporillion (-olliisr'l.” ‘ ‘ .
H "h Mary Virginia lloyt. ‘ Wilso- (Continued from Page One) a Jusl what will lii‘ tho lint motel a H l 1 ‘ ( l h i
. . .. . - ' ' " .l r ‘/ ‘tl t 'llH‘l‘
Joseph R. errlman. Mary Virsiula Hoyt passed away 0W - llw Will of tin linunu (illlii' "er“ ‘5 i“ ”‘l- "l ' H" i
on e. The tuneral ol fowl. It. Murrl- last Saturday at her home :8 Pros- The funeral ot Queue Wilson on the President end Treasurer." I is not qllliv rimlr :illhou'di lt WALL STREET NORWALK’ CONN. ,
MO "one Seton men will tnku Dluue tomorrow ui't- r...“ avenue. sued 15 years. The wisely atteuuetl yesterutty alteruwn The "balance" was included in the illilwuru Ilkrlv tlnit only will t-ithl-l l
_ crnoon Ii 2:50 o't‘iOClt'from m. lute (unt'rtti took pm“, from the st- til 2H0 o'clock (rolil lilo lullurul our. duties and pry/neg“ of mu “-..,mur. inkt- llll“l\l llll‘ |li't‘Flilt'illlill t'llllll‘ ' " ;
homo In Cheatnut Hill svenuo. Mu- rence funeral home. New Canaan lors 0‘ D' W. Raymond m “W" “'- hum-ii. “" "1"“ W” " m" N‘""" FENWOOI) SUPERIOR
sonic services will be conducted by and interment was ill 'inx Grove tilllllliillllflont mutt.“ ltov. 1.: lighten The fourth amendénent made to "ommni‘ “‘hi' i" Oi h” 0“” t'lt'l‘livn- Q l
I ' . d. . orner. “"3 or 0 "“39 I” W!“ the eonst tution and y illwa \vns ns _...___..-,,,____._______ \ t v t
T's-1):?!§_'l':':fi.th:;'n:°dbx_ "mm" ohurch oiiiclutod. Delegations wule ration: J. Antllcnr liAlillltuV i RAG RUGS '\ RA“. RU('~ l
Member- of low] lod'oa ot Mum“ Alexander ”“0““ present iron: out Well Comandery Constitution. Article 6; Add §.\\'l".S CAR li'llONI ntn's ' Size 2| lil. ; 3 yd;
lire invited to attend the services. , .1. It I ! Alesnnde Bnlo h united UN" 0‘ the “Nd“ ”’0‘“ "Th." IN" b0 0190‘“ It the “mo “H-
interment will be in the family Plot I h“, fig," ° t , Work “:0 Lady Jenninsl Loose. shepnom or time an aopniul. committee of J. Anwrt narrirun. 18 Spring mu 1 9
ln Riverside cemetery. ate 0 Jen I rec D sulnonmn. nnu Luul'l Narrus. tier. three men to act upon m, ”pram” ui'enuc. Normlk Mum“, ,0 ml my a
yesterday afternoon. at I: foclocldt "MC" 0' America. °t “’hlch “i“ “0‘ of all property as on aid to thc where it was parked on Hllhnrhnn
1 Andrew Amlull. ‘fifch ‘RZV ’g‘::':::“m 3:533; °_°W4_W“ ‘ "WNW" fiwmmfl Chairman of Finance" ui‘i-nuu. siarntord. Bunilliy night. in
1 Andrew Alllnnn, veteran vuude- f, idr ' t 'ificizted Interment was. “9"“ thrles and Mire “”190“. These few lines are added to that time to interrupt youthful Would‘llt‘.
\‘lllill “for. it!!!” awuy 0”” 3‘03' r 57MB 0 t ' trandsons. “W” 3mm" "i? 1‘ ""1 article which reads: Auditor and joy-riders who wore nhout to elicit] it. of his , ligating n sr-l‘ivs of automobile ihvin
' 1....qu morning at the homniof M“ in it \crn c acme er)’. :fitlerylnvlllrdlxmtheuGalllllllllllrgg; Advisory commiiize: "There shall he The youths were successful how- ported to the Sililnford police. within the hut it-w this all Grl'tllit"i
‘ . . l ' 73 cars . ‘ chosen. annusil the board of di- ' , . , ' . ._ ,.
I! i :l'ICaZe'narlzut‘ifge l“: :32” inyNew John Erickson. conducted its bun“ ritual. Y Y owr in escaping with the motiolncicr Police of the Lock Lily are inves to .10) riders
finhnual belching and . York. ' John Erickson, a well-known resl- .
Hill my stomach. ' Funeral arrangements in charge dent of East Norwaik. died last nllhi Elisabeth Wm
M °‘ “MW“N’MPW: or Director P. D. Stunimrd. are in- at the age of til years. He is sur- The tuner-u oi hire- Elisabeth
fiylwrm3‘11151flnllm l.‘(nnpletn awaiting the arrival or a fluid by one daughter. Mrs. C. W. MIDI“ who Pill“ “ll! Wilden”
. Wmefoingxck. ”Ed mil from New York. Fny. and one son. Oliver J. Erick- “filial/03,1113 01 Dmmonll Will
both or East Norwaik. and a sis- In 0 p 0 narrow arnoon trom
- - eafi'ec Insteadof mm“, A”... m' h lst n 100 East ' LE: ‘
- tor. Mrs. William J. Berg. of Nor- l 0 0 one avsnue. and
“mt":‘fflfdm‘nd “'1'“ Mrs. Mittie Amos wife of Major walk, will be private. Interment will be 0' 0' MEL R COMP-ANY
. . mewthuemedciizmy‘ Amos passed 11on early this morn- The deemed w" . numb... “ in Norwalk ometery. .~
wonderful tonic cleaned out line at her home 78 Water “mt. Trinity church and also of the East
aonod up in organs 9. lime“ '39 years. She ‘5 survived by Norwalk Yacht club. He was an oys- Mary mm
, “troublean nervousr’ie‘ss lir-r husband and her mother. Mrs. germ“, Mrs. Nury Frances Bond. wile ot
‘ ”metrongth and health. I litta strong. Funeral services will be held from Aehibel Bond. paued sway at the
“i ,. Tanlocloevervonc. n The funeral will take place Friday the home or m. daughter, Mrs. c. Mlliord hospital. yesterday. hire.
. . moppoflunitvmrefie" afternoon at 2 o'clock from the w, my, 3 South oghom avenue, uunu who leaves many relatives in
‘f bgln will“ vou health The Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev. mung“ afternoon at 1 o'clock. this clarifies bean rleasid‘iinc xitthhe;
emu llev, Chn mun Lewis. rector of non. am - on n " 03
‘ 3W El lug results. A“ p street. Milford.
"- _ . line is survived by her husband
”*7 . and tour sons. William 8. Bond and
.. two new airshlps will Jam our John C. Bond. Minord; Samuel C.
, 100 passengers each a. dis- Club Plan Bond :nd “Lula? 1" figéturfiig:
o! 4.000 milcs without rc- 9?,” '0 ro fl." 8 '
. mm, on mm... “.m be for I new oorwalk and Andrew .uillr. now.
. . nylon; tw sisters. Mrs. Annie Dur-
Orthophonlc VlCtl'Ola and. and rs. Frank Holllns. Wail-
inuord. who is now visiting her i
“A! dnushter. Mrs. Harshsll P. Baxter.
Rowayton: and nine mndchlldren.
The Smartest 7 E The funeral will be at the mor-
F b. tuary chapel of Locust G. Baker.
88 tons g, concern-um tilts Stratrors avenue. Bridxcport,
.the "I. n in the mm i’ub- 80. Roman: . Westport ”M for skin troubles. Friday atternoon at 3:10 o'clock.
fur and styling nil gloriously W'Wm simply can't": m n. u"
”2‘33: 3'13“” ‘ifl‘fiffj, tsted pal-ta and you no law The funeral at Leeman B. Tripp ‘1
‘0'" at price m 2er b m to scratch and -your took place this afternoon at 8 o'clock i
' s g y ' The French Glove & skin a CHAN E to heal. And from the into home 1. Maple street. 1
on.“ from 535,00 and up t with oilatn on the job. this heal- Rev. Chapman 3. Lewis. rector of “
‘ Goats "om 3,435, to $95.00 Lorset Shop leg is rapid, steady. easy. M II Trinity Episcopal church omclutod. .
M from $3 98 to ”5 (ll ”(lemme The services were lsrsely attended
" ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' Next to Book Hauard's —- and there were many beautiful tlor-
M really worth more than 4 No. Main 81;, 80, Roma“; 1‘. Retain Your Youfllful M al oflerlngs. Interment VII in HIV-
double the price. ' We recommend the daily ass d 0 orel(leTtl‘.‘eu.t;tery.01 The glllgiilrcnll
1 IIz - wcro E on sen ll“ , mue
Come and be convinced BPEOIA L“! IN LADIES Veleor uproaentlng the Norwslk Ki-
GLOVEB, HOSERY, wants club. Luke Conneully and t'nri
THE P ARIS 00331511 AND eishelt. thoc Elite. as: Floyd An-
‘ WK- 8 ravine and hat-lea escott. Uld
_ Mani St. So. Norwalk UNDER R “ 80" Well Lodge No. lot. a. r. s A. M. _
- Established mo: "See Us First for Values" Well contains 7% of Pol- '
Ointment Joseph Gm
' The tunersl of Joseph Gcrcndu
was held this morning at 8280 from
the homel‘of his daughter. Mrs. John
Warn. Laura place. and at 9 o'clock
from St. ladislaus church. Rev. Jos-
eph Denan omclated. Interment
was in the family plot in St. hiary' e
cemetery.
For Womefl of Larger Lines - -
NEW FROCKS OF UNLIMITED STYLE _
$29.50 to $49.50
. . - ed away Sunday at the Not-walk ‘ u.
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i - corporates all the newest dictates of Fashion. Of finer silks, in the wanted shades for
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Daniel Klsh
Jrhe funeralo! Daniel Kish took
place this morning from the Hung-
arian Reformed church. Interment
was in Riverside cemetery. Mi. Kish
who lived in Lexington avenue. pass-
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every leather and color imagin.
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$27 50 INSTALLED ending just the Handbag she
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Two tons of coal saved this winter more thin All finer quality, “”1 center
pays for it this season. We will be glad to meet you,
and be of service to you. Any proposition you have
to ofler within reason, we will accept. Three years do-
ing business without one bad account. The “Little
Wonder” reduces the cost of your coal because it lasts
noool‘umun. in“ Winter and mid-Winter. Afternoon models, the indispensable type of frock that is
wwfiixflm . adaptable to most any daytime occasion. All in the larger sizes.
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lift-122mg 2:! :‘osllcl '3? Today’s Gift "I
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ATWE PORK 140le . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb 306‘ —' .. _ Welcome news to those who were disappointed in
w. m 0m 0" mm i ’ , )ur last offering-of these dainty marqulsette cur-
-0RDER YOUR POULTRY FOR THANKSGIVING TODAY 3......“ Wu... tains! We have just unpacked anothershlpmcnt.
. ii G fl and are able to offer them at the same low price.
Store Open Wednesday Evening Until 10 P. M. “ Q“ t’ roce ee Please note the description, you Will see that they
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‘ . . $2 95 Marqulslte Curtains
j Handbags, small or large, in $1.68 .,
Made of fine, evenly woven marquisette, in white, '
ivory, or ecru. Full two and one-quarter yards
long, with ties. Perfectly made and finished.
$1.85 Curtains of Dotted Marquisiie i
The same quality as the curtains described above, ,
but in dotted marquisette. Two and one-quartei
i compartment, coin purse, mil--
, i ror, and many have dainty
vanity eases. Lined with silk
longer. moire. _ " - yards long, with ties. We urge early selection, as w
Coal that cost you $16.00a ion, dropstofrom e12 . c. 0. mm m, .-.,. our last offering of these curtains was quickly
an.” ' everyone else after last year. But why waste good STREET FLOOR “$61; Aind— —the early Shopper gets the hem: A
i (“1 [coal or money, that is what caused lasl year ’s condi- SB ec lOl'lS ' '
tion. C. O. MILLER 00.. SECOND FLOOR
. If you had two $50.09 bills, you wouldn’t mow one
away, would you?
)- .r -..‘~.¢‘t-- ,.['
to $8 per ton. I know you have your coal in. so has
wsu. rear is snort! was! row as no
mo wmlotrr a "us-res mm"
on your mass.
hotetleeto-eerew’smlfereI-eslesiht. -.
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