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‘ 92-2-NEW8 Department
92-3—«Busiucss Department
‘ ‘44-2n—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 ~Editor‘s Residence
729-5—C‘ity Editor's Residence
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS.
15‘ ("mm r oi Main and Wall Bin.
2L llrldrii Mi. nod l7iiion l‘i.
22~Spring iiili hiid Kellogg St.
24 -~l!nion Pork.
25» *t‘rosn Si. und Wilton Ave.
27““l“l‘lll'll(llll Are. and Lyrics l'l.
28"-~\\'t-Sl Ave. and llerkoiey Si.
in «(inn honno. (Private box).
32» » West Ave. and ivierwin fit.
zlil-mlinrbor Ave. and ()rvhnrd St.
3t~~0hupel St. and Harbor Aw.
fill-wwom Ave” nont- Ai‘iimry.
tiii~ Stevens St. and Elmorout.
42~ Main St. Mid North Me.
45% l“l‘illl(lt‘ St.
if: Main and (‘nthoritie Sin.
fill ~.\‘o\v i‘nnunn lid. and Fair 8!.
biwt‘honinut St, our Summer St.
lift/”MM,“ 8t. and Union Me.
68 ----- (trend 8t. and 'l‘lndnil Limit.
.. ‘ tillwmi “The Green." ' '
fill-within Are. lllld Linrnln Ave.
' 94. Enut Aw. nud lionltnm Mine.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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b‘or Norwnlk tuid vicinity: (lloiilly
Weather with light rain during the lt-
tornoon, filllntl‘utl by viourlnx tonight.
Sunday tnir: modorete to brieknortir
onet to north winde. Pleasant weuth‘
er prevailed this morning in the south-
ern 1nd Wootern IOOUOIII. with cloud!
end rainy weather from Ohio eastward
' to the coast. The teniperoturo conflu-
. uoo low in the northern section.
A YEAR AGO TODAY
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. WEATHER
Temperature: Low. 49; hill). 70.
PIrtly cloudy. '
Wig“ “in “by Kerrie. of Well Itreet. bu
gone to Weeillold, Good. to epend 3mi-
“tiny 'wlth her eleter. Mrs. George}.
Drehr.
, A big barn etormlng ot the Illicit!
Heylott. No. 86%. t. 0. it. Lt. will be
hold ‘on Mondey evening. It which
tithe a large bunch of paleteeee will be
drawn through the hay end combed
down. it to «peeled that time men
trill receive their toll ohm at comb
hi: or the handle! the nerdy Wei
Mend venlbon will be oer-red “'3‘“le
mailman 0'3!“ emit- and e been his
mole looked forward to by ell.
mam-u et-
Whethnrdoood floor- nienn lotto.
wire mm b ”enmity. w.
“lighten latices. .3
militiamen. try-m it them. . '
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, mntu-rn of importance will be colloid
l ('l‘etl.
We Insure
AUTOMOBILES
Against
1ND out how many of your friends or
, noqunintnncos’nre interested in. and are
F ire.Tlielt, Liability,
Property Damage. ’
Cotillion
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 Wuhlnoton at. Bo. Norwelk
TELEPHONE 165-2
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The llireetormt the ltoll inland itii~
movement association will hold
meeting. thin ortniins. in the parlors ot
the South Norwnik Club. at which time
«New English (loll (Zena. O‘Brien;
W‘- e
There wore eighteen soles of real
a i‘
ohout to purchase automobiles. We want
to sell them either a
likely purchnoure and forward their names and
addresses with your own to no. motion what
particular type of car has struck their funny.
Those two core in their various lynch urethra
biggest automobile values over oilered or their
respective prices.
You need not send all the names at once. take
your time and uclect your " prospectn " carefully,
but do not delay too long. You will be notified
if a competitor in before you with one or more
of your names.
druh'td and Ihe,"proepectn" momentum will not
be told who nuggeuted their mime if you tin not
wish it known. that around among them. imlnco
them to buy it PAIGE-DETROIT or COLBY
estate. in The Norwnlkb. hm week.
,with mortgagee of 40.150. For the Mini?
week in April. a your ago, there were :
.w.~.. “MM“...
Car. Get them to win the prizetor you.
Got it L‘ttthlng of each car. study it. compare the
apet‘illcaiiotin with other makes. a word to your
i313.
-j-'If.You Win the Contest
(1,..Deacribed‘ Below.‘
.vaiue $875
[You do
to. spend
. anything
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ENTHUSIASM WINS Tutti-l CONTEST-«get
it-ntullt nutmnobiie‘eud win this splendid prize.
Thepenoneendh bojuetlieoemeeof‘the
. ' . r, ,' tool bar write of PAIGE-
Colby or Paige-Detroit Car email? com? mama" July to.
All you have to do in select the names of “Him “ii. P5“- *
lnthoevontofetiebetwoentwoormon
person for the prize offered, the twelve of
the prise will
ouch person.
To moire doubly sure of this prim. get busy at
once and send alimony namenns you can. Start
right on yourlint today. You have nearly three
months of interesting nod exciting endenvor
before you.
livery assistance will be given you by our need:
. . y. ._ in your territory. lie will demonstrate to your
Of Course )u‘ll‘ list of names VJ" be kept (out: a nmnnmtii" either the COLBY or PAIGE-
DETRUI'P (tar and assist you in melting the
little. Half the bottle will be fought for you.
can ii. your territory .. " " ‘5 lit? 7‘ and t tilt
Von ere urmi to
Halt “ire to their
be equally divided between
i n new at title rooted: will be entitled to
rel“ commltore lit every we: poulblo
mom.“
AFewTWMSfiflOpeo_
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clown union of llmllm‘u'. will! "it’ll": friends about thene curs will interest them and mmmm?mmflflfifif ‘33:~‘im'rm
333”“ otsaunsu. will helpyou towards winning the Contest. «mtohwwt-
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«~"li‘or the land‘s nuke" two item.
lter's Fertilizers. They enrich thoé
earth llllil thonc who till it. Manuel;
Tom Batch. 3
_... .- who...”
Mom ii. Glovor und Harold tilen~
donning, at Norwnllt. attain the day at
Lake Warrebuc yesterday. end unint-
rd the home at their biinmlow. The
home are now in line shape and are
ready tor the dghermeu.
Drum come from New York lotto
end many from one own note will be
timeout at the F. of A. [truly carpi
Dome in the Town Anembly Hall on
Friday evening. Hey iiith. it in nine
nod to give e very enioyehle deuce
thin time like unto the preceding ones.
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‘ wheat and onion ncreeeorlee. neces-
eary thin» for boot and amine. Willi
about that clutch. epeed whole. car»
buretore. Try e Krlce. (live your nto~
tor a thence tilt). 30-day tree trlel;
you can't ion. Slice aunt. C. 1..
St. John.
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The drubbing touchee ere being not
on the new building lit-t erected by
The South Nowell: Monumental
Worth, of which Undertaker Frederick
H. Genoa“ in proprietor. With the
completion of title buiidlnl they will
now here on oblo- end cutting ehoo
second to none in title notion end will
in e written to emote work in e
b time-tilt. and animate moor.
They elreedy here may Onion on
their books end operettone will begin
louder morning on their Decoration
my york. ' .
13b. matinee! nee-tom tollevlne
the non- .- um melon or the
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menthol. Will We to m
Wienenflnlhlo. 1, .,
lord. utilitarian
initial“.
COLEYCAIL?
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to b. p. Parole-e Tenet-o. 81M
Muleby‘l'meuu‘l’m.
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8' L Rondo Tot-ho, m ’
Wren-um
mo out-w for our.»
to» 3min , bum
H ”it“! Family with
div
not have “
' tum mum on: ma
3' tilts. ' ‘
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s"- Toni ~‘ ht at Mintz’sv
$1.50 Waists, 99c 7
j Allover embroidery low and high neck; good $1.50 values. :l‘onlght,'¥r
‘ (59!: Bags, 39c
Mather Butte. regularly title. Tonight, 39c.-
Chiidren’s Dresses. 98c
10 dooen Children’s Dresser. on sale tonight. title.
$1 Shapes. 59c
A very good Shape in colors: regularly bl. 0n salewnlght. 59c.
39c Flowers, 250
Rotten in olnetorn. nil colors: regunrly 39c. Tonight. 25c.
59c Children’s Hats. 3%
We n'lll‘isell tonight Children‘u Hot» at 39c. instead of 59c.
25c Hose. 19c
Light weight ”one. regular 25c quality.
M.
Gowns, 59c
Lace and embroidery trimmed Gowns. on ratio, 590.
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Tonight. lilo.
BILL AT THE Alllllll
(Continued tram First Page.)
‘ only was the function of local import~
truce. but it took on the heavy cloak
oi state importance in rivet militia
ell-clan and merited the beginning at
whet will be no annual function ot the
Connectinut Nero! Militia.
The nflnir was honored by the pm
clean in Commander F. 8. Goran". or
New Huron, the first novel omeer oi
the ntnte; LieutenoanOmmI-nder
Eben Hill. Jr.. executive unicer or the
anu‘boet Machine; Lieutenant-Nevin-
tor Clifford N. Peck. oi New Heron:
Licoteneot and Chief Engineer Wit-
liem G. illncltley. ot Hartford; Lieu.
tenent (therleo E. Maynard. of New
Haven. cominndlnz the Firet Divie.
ion; Lieutenant i1. (3.) Albert 5. Her-
ritt, oi mitigation; tleutenunt (J. m
A. iii. Alexnnder. of New Haven: En-
.eixu Borne. ot‘ Herttord: Elisha Irving
. n. Whom” end autumn-ire. rim.
both of South Nomeilt; Gunner Wit
item 0. Rocket“. 0! Bridgeport. The
Sixth Company. Count Artillery Curve.
*0. x. 0.. or Komflk. in lie blue and
rod. headed by Captain Albert How
men. to tell dreu. eleo around the
ocean and relieted the monotony of
the plain blue of the new. '
The etfiklon,.teeture ot the mm
me the ceremony or colon. which wee
, denoted u out like the ceremony
Iboord ehip u on poo-thin. The bel-
nm were bun; tron: the collie; neu-
tbe [rend lined. upon which the bend
on pieced. At exactly 0:15 o'clock.
nanometer beetle Pent. who nerv-
ed in that capacity Iboerd the bottle
ship Georgie. on be: memorable cruise
mend the wofld.‘toob bio need end
the bend woe; into the earring tene-
et "The filter SW04 Banner." Fol.
lowinxthemfleutbrtbemiiltie
bore. everyone at the big crowd stood
at etmtion. end no the last note at
the bountiful ”lemon wounded
through the bell. Quart-mentor but
brute out Old Glory Indian been
out the motel“ boner. It no the
'ltret tune the: the many he ever
‘ been tried in toim end greatly unpubl-
on than brunt.
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fiMWlflllflmmm
norm,» ooh-moi. lino ml
~ nebmliueoetoitbeeoloreeu-
neonatal-numerol-
done mu. m lulu our. low-
.. , . A 3"-
o uertect dancing hose and the dancer
ware enjoyed to the fullest extent.
The members of the section, in their
nutty blues and open necks. qualified
in every way no entertainers. and it
any locked it good time it must have
been their own innit. The boys were
everywhere at once and gave a good
examined! whet'a Jackie‘s standard of
entertainment in like. The qunrter»
deck ot a battleship never presented
any more stirring and brilliant scene
than that or the floor. with its fault~
once or such dignitaries in novel cit» Aeslly dressed othcers and men. the
blue and red of the Artillery t‘orpe be
in; to prominence everywhere. togeth-
er with myrlode of beentliully and
tuhiombly gowned women.
it won with regret on the port of
every one present that they finally
heard the notes of "Home. Sweet
Home" flouting out on the floor. The
dance had been a very huge success,
on every one agreed. and all are look-
ing lorwerd to next year end the next.
deuce. it in the purpose of the othe-
ora and men to make this affair en en-
nuetteeture, to be held on the, hut
mail utter outer. “ ’ ~
Much of the credit for the eitair be-
longs to the committee in charge. who
worked lndetetlxnbly to meke the e!-
l'elr the eucceee it was. The commit-
tooe were no tollou:
Committee of arrangements—Homil-
ton L Com-lock. chairman; John
Lube. Matthew Burke. John Mahler.
treunrer.
Floor committee—«Julio Lone, chub
mn; Ildl. Hamilton Comltock. lanolin
Font. lettbew Burke. Geom Keillor.
Refreshment committbo-0eom
Webb. cheirnmn; J. B. Jonee, A. M
nun, George Grey. ‘
Committee on decoration—mu
lemon. chetrineu: B. Wick. J. K.-
Le'ubtln. A. Taylor. J. antennae.
Reception cameraman. 00.-
my.
D. A. l. MINING.
Ire. w. H. overdo Favored With I ,
'mo N "H" Wuellueieel
Program.
Km Continual Hull. 3 beer
titei white marble beildiu. em he
.beoe erected by «(Reuben noel-t7
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Norwalk Chronicler