** In 1841 there were 2.327 houses in the borough, and. although 1939 this number had risen to 4.038. is believed that approximately 1.900 of those 2.327 are still standing %nd occupied,'' says the report. *' It Is believed the figure 1,920 shown the number existing houses built

Ought to be Demolished Considerable local Interest, especially In N.A.L.G.O. circles, was shown In the marriage (which took place on Saturday last at St. Mary’s Collegiate Church, Warwick) of Mr. John H. Sumner, only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Sumner, of Heathcote Road. Whltnash. and

The sympathy the whole town been deeply stirred by the tragic late that has befallen the family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hewlett in the war. Of tour sons on active service, tnree have-made the supreme sacrifice, the last as recently February Bth, when Sergt. "Bill” Howlett, the Royal

APARTMENTS Lodgings wanted, convenient to Hatton, by business man —Rep s. Box 692, Advertiser Office. Warwick. iIAURNISHED Fiat Rooms with. It possible. 3 bedrooms, sitting iiving room, kitchen or kitchenette. Bathroom aud w.c. Reasonable rent recommended tenant.—Box 697. Advert

wanted, any quantity good second-hand furniture, best prices given.—Write, call phone 1445. A Hayes A Oa, Ltd, 54, Bedford Street, Leamington. /JARAGES wanted Warwick, suitable * . 12 can.—Pafticulara to Vauhgan, Old Warwick AIUIUKS t I.IJIS utr.

It seems Impossible to do the right thing In Warwick, doesn’t It? Here we were all patting ourselves on the back that we had advanced yet another step towards the angelic stage and marked the occasion by presenting the Mayor with a pair of nice white gloves, than there comes to

helps \ j, /V'R' much to keep them free from » '\ coughs,coldsandotherinfcclions. The following scientific details X y emphasize the importance of A >■ ‘Vimaltol * in these respects:— ,V ‘Vimaltol* »tandardi«fd contain each , wince;—46? International unit* Vitamin A and Vitamin

Cowlet —Norris. —On February 22nd, 1920 at St. Nicholas* Church. Warwick, by the Rev. F. Halford Lawson, Arthur Cowley to Florence Christina Norris (n£e Mascord). Present address: 33, Victoria Street. Warwick,

His loving wife Alice. Tolley.— Treasured memories ot dear dad. who fell asleep February 26th. 1943. From his loving son Bill. Nono and grandchildren Pat and Pauline. Tolley, Samuel.— loving memory of our dear father, who passed into a world of peace. 26th. February. 1943. Alway

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