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NORW‘ALK; noun. mum. vacuums 24,1926.
lard LaWycr, Revealed . ‘
If ‘ . . K of C Buildin ‘ . . ‘ . MORNING BENTINEL services. “St! nl'ti andl 0:: )atuitizau
. ~ , ; 3‘“ firm“ ' mm,- ‘Dfive Tfi English Chemical Combine, cumulus .... iiglitz..‘l‘.{331113...i‘.l:|.‘.i..l.). 35W“?
‘ l i . I l ' I I I 3‘ ‘ ' " l 'i no \ll‘liily ‘ 1:1'0 ‘w . rrc'n loll-[mill fl
1 ’y AS ASS, RéSlgns From Bar DARmN OOL'UMNS Start January 4 Makes U. S 0 Oil IntereSt ll till) lill(iiblllldllugtwtltlliilillli Illiliiil- ‘Vllllliiiii'i li‘iillco 'l‘iiijlluitlyl.‘ nt lanai vi ‘
Sentinel will be Dilbllb‘lll‘ll ills ”"" Wm“ “WM”
a morning newspaper, tombs-1
row, Christmas Day. ‘
Readb
on w—-——- .
South Norwalk Council, Knights of
Page 0 Today
Columbus will hold its meeting to
Daily Opposlto Sport You
criminal term and after the evidence
against Evans had been recited by
him to the court. Jud“ Diokcnson
took under consideration whether he
.. HARTFORD. Doc. lit—Judie Ed-
M“ 0. Dick‘onson of the sup» ir
'tiilollrt yesterday allowed ilarold
‘ilihtsns. Hartford lawyer. to resign
Wonder What’s Coming
. “we-W
NEW YORK. Doc. {Mm-With lilo parlor in other respects to the origi-
launch the Building Fund Campaian
in Elli‘s auditorium. Tuesday. Jan-
uary I.
.4
“tram the state bar with the comment would disbar Evans or accept the r0- 1 K 3 i , “1 r if . ‘ .
r l o (lo ghtcd (0 1 Mo ml vow] of a] "w m. nul coal. lly reason of this pool) .
lit the conduct of Evans had been signation the lawyer had handed in. . ”it“ “ 5‘ f5 ‘ .. ‘. . 0 u n s \l L t . I‘ I ry L- , ‘ .. _ ‘ _
I” Evans arrived at the court room lculn M the “mm“ of tho “Mm" (iow‘nn, K. ll. (3.. to tho directorate imcntcd proctss mluuhlo M‘m" ChurCh seerce
more aslnino th 'n vicious. The Judge
ontcom‘plalnt of
plalnt against him and declined to
ask questions of Dctoclivo Hickey
l -nl lod o of , tpr lloto' oil'-
yestorday morning late and after the ill lltturcnt 0|! 1110 0L K of International Combustion En~ ducts, such as gas , l i l 1
“Wing MUD“ ‘l t' in ntcotlu' Wednesday its‘ )lcal . all t can i 'x-
WWI Attorney R“ M. Alcorn proceedings against him ”a”. “me when Given the opportuniU- ‘ mgilwfmnfmk Iodmlihvotcd to aim: glucoring corporation, perfecting "£03.15... tmallowl £0303: operlfti‘on. Announcements
at my“. had been guilty of un- half over. Evans debit: “03‘8““ The proceedings nsainst hurts the use of m. auditorium for the one or the biggest industrial and it is pointed out by experts that o i
axis?! tconiluti: 1m 1 ”$33,212:: t3): lltl team-3‘3 cllzllrt: :s :01;th by we're :onclutli‘oig‘ by 3‘”: :‘hicorniwith celebration. This action of lilo Elks chemical combinations in history. the new process can be considered For Christmas i
~.- I 0 so c on G W mmon on ‘1 ° 3'” sna» . resslon of their desire to production of a new motor fuel that as l out evolutionur ,cfi'cctln tit
him amonp‘ bootlegcers. Detective Edward J. Hickey. or tion of Eva“, be accepted and 15 it" "P am :- y a 0
will hare u hugo effect upon indus-
trit‘s and nations in Iorecast.
Chemists of the International
United States oii indtltltr.J and till!
it
Ell-
cncourngc tllo Knights in their ch-
dcnvor to secure new club house fuc.
lliiies. it would be ilnposuiblu to
S. O. S! =
gave a different version of them.
when called upon to defend him-
Tilt" usual Christmas Carol Stl'V-
lllr. Alcorn brought a disbarmont
‘ icc will itc livid nt lilo South Nor.
Judge chkonson saying:
coding against. Evans during
industry.
"in plain English the conduct of
ill
British coal mining
gasoline can be produced
5130 mass at tho churt‘ tomorrow
morning the Connecticut company is
putting on a. special car for tho
Winulputlk line. The ex ,- will leave
the suburban end of 1. line for the ‘
church at. 5:15 o’clock.
’i'wo Christmas day services are
bcing hold at the Swedish Congrc- w
national church in liust Norwnik. ‘ i
The annual Yuletide, : vice will be .
held at. 5 o'clock in “in morning
and at 0 o'clock tomorrow uncr-
noon there will be u. holiday snrvlcc
mid ('hristmnn party for the Sun-
-
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'_*r9cont session of the December self. He did not oppose the . com- this respondent Evans seems more hold this authoring in tho Knighm‘ Combustion corporation are said to rope from coal and produccd more walk (:onxmgmmm, church on i Batty liarnum mm“ . ,
. , . ‘ , ssinlno than vicious. For that reason rooms as they would be inadequate have perfected methods for the low cheaply titan it could be lmporled Chi'iiitmus morning at. 0:30. Artur mm‘wr nt sum”, m a“? .
, I am inclined to accept tho resignav to hold the number of members ox- temperature distillation of coal from American refineries, it would tho carol service a light breakfast ”Mums to ”w ”Hm who .
tion and I will." I pccted. . which will make the production of not only give a tremendous lmpoms will he act-red by tho young peoluv, why” m do his Christmas 5 ‘1
Bouth Norwalk Council 1"“ been ‘1 800“ grade 01 8030"“. While the to the European coal industry. but MI‘S- Bradbury. chairman. 7 l ‘ ~l I 1
‘ ‘ I t »—M I .d Y th invited to confer the first define 0n resulting cokc will produCe a. fuel there is the possibility that it would All those who are interested are. sharp "it em y.
. . en en 0“ the new members of the recently or— for either domestic or power plant seriously affect the petroleum in- most COrdlzlny invited to attend. , l
i i ‘ ‘ ‘ enlzed Wostport Council. K. of (3.. uses which is smokeless and su- forests in America. 3
:i O S ’ 0n ore FOIInd Mllfllel'ed §Vcdnesday ovonianDecomber 29 In .. W For lilo convenience of those i
At Mt ‘ came! National Rail. Westport. A largo : . mcmbfira of Is" Mfr”: (“litmhd can '
1" . l V o doiczathn of local Knight“ under Young Soclety Woman DIES grcga on wto wsl a on .1“
the leadership of Lecturer Thomas
t c
17‘. McMs'on will accompany
Phone 4100
dcgrcc omccrs to Westport.
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Norwalk. Oomt- MERIDEN, Doc. 24, (AP)--John
Mnstriano. 23 year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mastriano of No. 883
Center street, said xoodby to his
{other Sunday night. in the lobby of
the Hotel Mails, where ho was em-
ployed as a stock clerk and loft with
$150 in his pocket. Yesterday 0.
woman on her way to a skating
pond in Mt. Carmel came upon his
body in the woods 100 foot from
the highway. It was frozen stiff and
there was a bullet wound in tiho
Main a: Wall Sis.
Winners Prize
' Voting Contest
To Escape Blackmailcr
NEW YORK. Dec. 20.~—-Lcavlng a
pathetic, scribbled note that she was
a victim of blackmail. Mrs. Estella
Marr Boilmnn. 32, scaled herself in
the rocking chair of her furnished
room at No. 246 West Seventy-eighth
street. placed a gas tube in her
mouth and waited for death.
Letters found bcsldo the body of
inn hounded by a biackmailcr, was
found crumpled at her fact. it do.
clnrcd she had lent $50,000 to a man
who had never repaid her.
When she bogged him to return
he:- money. the note declared. the
man had refused to pay. tllrcaicnlng
‘to cxposo some "scandal."
She was found dead from asphyx.
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.9.
Deaths and Funerals |
John 11. Scllcck
John H. Scllcck. Daricn‘s well
knowh justice of the peace. is dead.
Judso Bullock. until Darlcn's court
system was modernised a year and
For the Wile
If she is wiring you dining
l
hood. The"! “'08 "0 Kiln nearby the young and pretty woman a too» i l f- duv school children of the macro. W‘m ““"MM- retaliate with .
i police said the youth had been mur- a .halt use was tho reigning Justice mer name“, of Pittsburgh, indicated latlon. wlth the ru iber to: tom .1 who”. an 0mm“ my. a Bergman. I
, dared and that robbery was probab- of the peace of the town for a dc- that she left an camp, of at leas‘ heater 3‘ ii I" her mouth. er “”‘d' ‘ ......— in softly glowing colors— l
i {it 'y the ”mum code. and he died yesterday. a tow $50,000. lady. Mrs. Emily Withoy. made ”10 The Christmas ohservnnccs at 335 i
It is believed that he went for an The note. in which she told oi‘i be- discovery. Gum. church “.lll commence chrlgl-
Prizes WilllBe Distributed at 8:30 in
minutes after 3 o’clock aftcr thrco
’Toyland at the Boston Store
automobile ride. that ho was kill-
ed in the machine and then taken to
tho lonely spot lil Mt. Carmel. Near
the him i where the body was found
there was a trail of blood for some
distance in tho road and this. with
footprints in tho snow. showed how
the body had been dragged along
week's illncas of heart trouble.
Judlo Soilock was born on n Da-
rien farm in 1809, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin bullock. He at-
tended tile Darien schools and when
a young man. became a farmer. He
ran the farm in upper Mansfield
U. S. Fooled In
Arms Treaty Says
Girl Scouts, And
Salvation Army
inns l‘h‘c, at midnight. wilh a choral
rolehrntion of the Holy Communion.
Christmas Day, there will be two
Or a. set of Royal Doulton
service plates. rich blue and §
.1 croam back- 1.
green on ,
3.56 a dozen l
l
ground
Silo will love one of the
,' new square lizard calf bags
0
. Chairman Butler
America was “foolt‘d” into scmp- -
ping hcr navy whilo other sign..-
torlcs of tho 1923 arms treaty have
violated tho spirit of the agrccment
by‘buliding more ships than
avcnuo until ten years ago when he
moved his. family. H ,
The lludgo was as staunch a repub-
lican as the oldtinlc politicians could
be and was known to be one of the
"squarest" Judges in the county.
Judge Bullock had lied marriage
Visit Hospital
The Norwaik hospital was visited
yesterday by Norwalk Girl Scouts
and mariners of the Salvation Army
who provided Christmas cheer for
the ground to its hiding place. The lined with said m0“?!
pockets of the clothing had been
turned inside-out. .
Coimtormun Questioned
New Haven. (AP)~—-Fred Etzol
counternmn in tho cafeteria of Ho—
tel Mails in Merlden was under ox-
Winners Girls m
Winners Boys
Ruth Godfrey”. . . . 8,900
Maria George 8,880
Edward Sweeney ,_ 35,670
Robert Farrington .. 9,500
RE ll Passenger ;
. . . ' ‘ hey those persons who will not be able to
W t 8 0 M 0 to Wt _ . knots for many prominent persons. , t , '
Charles e 201 ’91 8.1“] l' as: 1 8,400 mic?iiglrleblifirizeiegiiehiii‘réini‘: and only last wool: had planned to discarded says Chairman llutlcr. of Ito homo for their Christmas. The Speed
Vincent Greco 6,780 Jean McNally 6,210 lion. it he had any. as to the mur- "HWY W0 “‘0“ “0°“ TOWN!” ”' the House Naval Affairs Committee. GM 33°“ members 0‘ “0°” 3. un- Wagons Cars ,
der‘ the direction of Mrs.
Munro decorated a Christmas tree in
the children's ward. '
Santa Claus came along with the
Salvation Army and distributed gifts «
to the people in the wards and to
the help at the institution.
Lottie l
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING l
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN ,
sidents.
He was a member of linear
Trlbo lilo. 26 I. O. R. M.. and Butler
Lodge. No. 97, l. 0. O. 1-‘.. both 01
South Norwslit. ‘
Judge Bullock has been chairmen
of the Darlen board of assessors.
dcr of John Mastrlano. Jr». of that
_ city. The lattcr's body was found in
Mt. Carmel. Town of Hamden into
yesterday. He had been killed prob-
ably Sunday.
in a statement published in
Army and New Journal.
Butler is author 0! the bill now
on the house calendar to authorise
construction of ton light cruisers.
The realization had come to him.
Salvador Muro 6,580 the
limo Holmes ..... 5,790
,C‘ID
Josephine Scalesi 5,570
Ruth Bailey 5,220
Minnie Romeo 4,970
V Aubrey McGarry
' ‘ . . , For the College
am . . . . 0 in . , . . , ~ . Ho learns his widow. onw son. M .
“ °‘ °~°‘°’““” "‘3 5‘ °F'°“”°’ 4”” Fraternal ...... c. ...... .... . 1::can:clairiilzrzzlz ...... lUioiEPEElE .2? 0......
Theodor: Gowns 3.500 Marjorie Crosby .... 4,450 Mm Bantam!" 0min of MW Harm Em non CHRISTMAS AM) ‘* ..., ' ' ’
agreement could be obtained only
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
SERVICE s'ra'rlon rooms lain
Judge Sellcck had been a member by fear.
22:2;axillafgngzsmgggi31:3: . ll‘o added that America had no
pastor of that church will conduct ”um" that woum invite any m"
whatsoever. llc went on'
funeral services Sunday afternoon at .. , ‘ |
2 o‘clock in the Scilcck homo ill 1 uould ilko tho American people
to be told what the American com.
Mansfield avenue. tillasioners told the House Naval
You can't go wrong on
man tailored pajamas, of
heavy crepe do chine in lus-
cious shades $13.50
Do Moldy There
A rally of members of. tho Nor-
walk Chapter of DoMolay will be
bold next Thursday evening. at
i which time the degree team 0!
Stamford chapter will exemplify tho
second decree on a class oi candi-
JUDGE SAYSVBO DAYS."
reston Philips 3,130 Loretta Brown 8,530
\glncn‘lilrs. Susie Kovacs. Bouton
guest, was informed by her hus~
an . John Holmes, last evening, . ‘
that. as a Christmas prascnt. no A T MINUTE '
would giro her an uncommonly L S '
w
2:: 1 ‘ ,
claw PRIZES
A "Radio Set" consists of
pajamas and lounge coat in
- Boar-s" PRIZES
deltas. Final arrangements for the Thomas F 0““ . ‘ .tdairs“;;gmtnilt,:fe °f T358396!“- Liriilbiiii 33 £23; Strikins he; REMINDERS sally printed crevo do 1gb?”
. 1, 111 were nu, t1 (3 o t '- ‘= it 81100 ‘1 e I llg n 6‘ onova J . C5 aummone ‘ . r, 8.1‘
lgllt Prize Doll Carnage fit Prize I'lexilllc Flycr 0mg,“ in‘th? {ivflglmfgtggg sire}: Mcmbera of tho Dorian Firs do- convention that was called by the the police. Patrolmen Frazer and G'fl . F '; with plain borde 310.50
and PM“ ....... Twin Dolls 2nd} Prize .. Scooter Masonic Temple. last evening. No. partment of which he was a charter Lmlglle of Nations. and to which Sniffen arrested Kevacg for assault. I 8 or i mas 810-50
. ‘ tico will be mailed to. members member were pilliboarérs yesterday America. was invited. and in which and “‘50 charged him WW! intox- i 9"“
rd Prize r..~...... Doll Bed 3rd Prize . Tool Chest home from school. A lunch will be at "W ”“0"! 9' Thomas 1”» Cave. America gladly Joined. in the hope “will“ * L d' '
served, Well-known Dorian resident who that an agreement would be reach- In the downtown city court this a 168
th Prizi: . . . .' 0. Writing Desk Mechanical Auto
a. Prize . .. Sewing Basket
"3th Prize . . . . . . Black Board
(in Prize . . .. . . . . Table
lh Prise ...... .-. Doll Crib
m. Prize . .‘. .- Kitchen Cabinet
0thl’rlze Doll Chair
4th Prlzo ..
5th Prize .. Mechanical Train
Mb Price
‘ , '\ ...
7tilI’rlzc ............. Drum
BLh Prize ...... Painting Sat
9th Prize Indian Suit
10111 Print: ..... Fire Engine
passed away Tuesday.
Rev. George Tuttlo. pastor of tho
Darlen Congregational church con-
ductbd funeral services which were
held at the into home, 30‘ rest. road.
There: were many beautiful flowers.
one especially beautiful piece bolnli
from the Darien Fire department.
The remains were put in tho vault
at Spring Grove cometary.
{nortli‘lnsz lKeynes pleaded not guilty
0 t e olarges. Asked what 'xhe i
would burn clone with her husband, men and l
Mrs. vaacs stated th: she didn't i
care. Judge Light found Kovacs B l
guilty of assault and senior cd him oys
to 30 days. Sentence Was suspend-
.ed on the condition Kovncs romaine
away from his home.
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The popularitylof bobbed hair is
likely to cause widespread baiduc-ls
among women. occurring to it pro
mincnt hair dresser.
e
an providing for alllmitatlon upon
cruiser construction.
"1 would further like the Amcrl.
can people to know that some of
thoso nations which are standing
out against America include the
lighting Balkan states. that have
neither ports nor ships, and want
America to interfere in the land
armaments of Europe to their benc-
utwahti they are not concerned in
naval armament at all.
"our commissioners were invited
to sit upon the washboard on the
back porch and worovpermittcd to
go home through the back gate. The
‘next time they attend the confer.
once they will and not only the
front ram and the front door open.
but they will be invited to sit on the
hair-covered sofas in the front par-
101'.
David)“ Brennan was nominated
for the olden of Master Councilor.
last evening; Harold Gorbam. Son-
lor Councilor and Harry Beers, Jun-
ior Councilor. Election will take
place next week. _ .
The first degree was exemplified
last evening. Further plans. were
made for tho third annual public l...
stallation to be held in the Norwaiit
Armory. Saturday. January 3.
. . . Ten Pills
Rogers &, Stevens
TWO aromas
Norwalk So. Norwalk
B. PLO. E.
- General Itussel‘l‘b‘rost in In via:
. dress at the Norwalk lodge oz Elkil'
regular meeting Wednesday night
paid eloquent tribute to the lite.
character and attributes of both
heart and mind of the late Judie
John J. Walsh. The 7 sting took
cognizance of the death Vol.‘ all four
of the members who have died sinoo
D . I, ' ‘ I
Building Permits. |
A building permit was'srantcd
yesterday by Building Inspector
George 3. Hubbeli to A. M. Sautella
for addition to a house on Laura
street forMary Somalia. Construc-
tion cost was given as 8400.
For Mother
Thololder woman who plays
bridge will appreciate a
50 i i. travelling bridge m or
' $ ‘ “i J An imported has of cold
and silver beads, mounted
To 0,” Friend: and
(moon we‘i'ooavey .
mm
_ . . stsd gaunt. '
the past your.
J. M. LAYTON& co. lac.
‘80. Newsilt, Colin.
as il'ABiliNG'l‘ON er.
_..l‘cl. 35
the last session, George F. Moulten.
Leemen B. Tripp. John J. Walsh sud
committee reported on the spending
of the 847.000 appropriated «for im-
provements on the home. The rs-
port was approved. .
, The lodge will distribute baskets
with a full meal, from “soup to
nuts." to the more worthy and larger
needy families on the charity list
this afternoon. The number is small
in comparison to that distributed
Thanksgiving.
Foresters at America
John E. Rooney was elected chic!
ranger of Court Narruk. F. of A...
for the fourth time last night when
the court members met at the beach
quarters on Mott avenub. The evi-
dence of appreciation of the stat!
extended to Charles A. Davis. who
Was re-eiected financial secretary
for his tenth year of ssrvloe.
Edward BroWn was chosen sub
clue: ranger; WilliaSiulth. treasur-
er; Frank O'Brien. recordias norm-
,tery; Joseph Pueall. senior dis;
James L. Dyer. junior beedls: its
iiam Miller. sealer woodmrdt Miv
chant Pascsll, Junior woodman;
William E. Wood. trustee for three
years; F. B. Brown, trustee for two
. years; Patrick Welsh. trustee for
one year. Willis Smith. William E.
b'Brien, Joseph Pascali. Charles A.
Davis and, Edward Brown. were
made directors or the court carpen-
ation.
omcers elected will be installed
January 13 by Grand Deputy Janos
Southerland of ,Greenwlcb.
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moan to sun a Man
come, to named.
Several members or the do and I
American Leslenjrom this city are
planning on traveling to Lawrence.
mass. New Year's day. where they
will attend the “wreck” o! the to
and I in at city. The unit It?“
promise 0 being one at the term
at its kind ever held in New ' Eur
land, Thcy will make the trio by an.
tomobiie leaving i'qday pisht.
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—Ad\‘crtise in {Ills sentinel. ,
. ll. Vosbursh. deceased: Julia War-
Interesting
l’uixht. 855 Weed avenue. Stamford;
(Mrs-l Mildred Loveioy Wain. 26
Fourth street. East Norwalk.
Marian H. MacQuean. 109 Flax
Hill road. South Nerw‘alk; John J.
Makovnch. av Woodbury avenue.
Not-walk; (Mrs) Dorothy Mo.
Clam: Raymond. 106 Dwight street.
New Haven; Edward iii. McMahon
and Mary M. MoMshon.,,00 West
avenue. South Norwalk: Lena It.
Hacker. care of 11 West avenue.
South Norwalk; (Ml-s.) Mabel Mun-
halt Hoyt. 41 Bayvicw avenue,
South Nerwalk. .
Bernard 4:” Novas. Yale ~Univers~
lty Law schooi.‘New Haven; Mar-
guerite B. O'Suiiivan. 12 Seaside
place. But Norwalk; (Mrs) Flor-
ence .Oswald Grenm Newtown
An English Boy’s
e. despairing English boy at a
geography examination. Other gems
embalmed in the examination pap-
crs included: .
is Haunt: Mange."
ladies are the Ifyiamas. noted for
toilet spouses."
chain of coral wreaths."
room. but if you eat it you will feel
diaerently from a mushroom.
locusses are poison."
the best. results.
Denmark is washed by the Catty
Cat and the Barony Hack. wrote
“The highest peaks in the Alps
“Amongst the islands of the West
"Ceylon is joined to India by a
“ A focus'is a this: like a mush-
for
..Aflvorrllo in The sentinel frr
avenuo,,Norwalk: Nelson W. Powell.
Keeier avenue. Net-walk. .
Jeanette D. Randolph. .37 Van
Zant street. East Norwalk; John 11.
Ring. 11: Post road. Darlen: Joe
ssph Roth, 1060 Anderson avenue.
Bronx. New York; Robert 3. Row»
an. .15 Elmwood avenue. South
Not-walk; Beatrice, .J. Rudder. 108
South Main sires}. South Norwalk;
Edward '1‘. Ryan. care of Gunne-
tihinc company. ..P. O. Box nu.
Pittsburgh. Pa. , ,
Ident- A. Schick. New Haven city
hospital, New Hayes: (Mm) Eunice
stream Hyatt. 14 point: avenue.
loath Norwalk; Allen R. a board.
37 Walt Main street. Norw it; ride.
at. Swau‘v'Vick, deceased; Manuel
Mon 1’. 0. Box 7'“, Asheviils. N.
Ericka L. Troiano. 21le Ocean
avenue. ”It‘busb. Brooklyn; Helen
so. an Max Hill read. South Nor.
walk; Sills Id. Williams. deceased.
true sale ‘m”?
, .a cell was received from the Con—
W tire sluice tut systolic. statics
that there was a chimney fire in s
Putnam avenue house. When the at»
panama arrived on the scene neither
the”:
tire
Items canola: lo the i r the
could)»: and «i if! .
‘ MERRY
A
CHRISTMAS
To
'All '
Our
Flt-lends
McCOLLUM’S ‘
iii
It? West Ave. Norwllk
. “Daily
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l.’ 11% K; 34‘.
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WILL BUY
PRESENTS
and
The .Way To I
Have It
To, Spend
‘ Next
Christmas
Is
| TO. JOIN" our
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-. CHRISTMAS CLUB.
SIMUOE
ghe‘ cuh NorWa
Trust Company
' Now
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" snouarrv
Alexander Gordon. , - " \ ‘ " . a to ems. mos
Business transacted at the gathor- (C ti P ‘ ImPI‘eSSlOII Of What SEVERAL 60M '23:“; 11:88.?! ”'5'
in; was mainly of routine nature. °n-““°d"’°m “3° Ono.) Has (Not) Been Taught , . , , ‘ 0' “1° r k . tile is)!
a. break coming when the building Kessler. “03 West 139th street. New ‘ ' ii», Milo style. ma 6 P
York: (Mrs) Sophia. Kramer "““"" ‘ '5'
in antique gold is 815
‘ more enjoyable-
For a Charming Lid?
rte ions-er are you MM
to boob. candy or W
Try a flask of the rare Ilse
tboy «perforate. in the shop.
of a hose W“
’ .10 O '1‘“
01‘ |. MI VIM” can 0:
“p.521" “1703, “ab m
tor lipstioll. stout“. WW“?
and WEI 0|
Stockton of silk not are
very new and smart for
main: wees- II
A small overall!“ W. 01
blank cobra mm ”libido.
We! lined. is 010
If you haven't time to st-
tend to eleventh hour eon-
znissiens. call us and we will
be happy to buy, wrap and»
deliver.
wanna»—
Norwalk Chronicler