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The Norwaik Equal Franchise 'heag
us has stared tyre prizes to be com-
peted for ‘vbi’tiie children of the Mar-
tin school. Essays in favor of woman
' suifrage were tn'be written and a prize
at 83 for the best; 32 for the next
best. with honorable mention for oth-
ers, were announced in March. The
committee in charge from the League
“were Mi ‘Mé‘garet Stevens Wilson,
In. H. mm, Miss Marion Dana.
As soon ' names of those wishing
to enter the contest. were sent to the
oosnmitte‘~ material for them to study
was forwarded to each child.
Next Tuesday at eleven the essays
' are to be read by the children, before
the committee and the Judges. The
‘ Judges are Mrs. ”H. H. Knox, of New
'4" . Canaan, county leader of the Connecti-
. out Suffrage Association; Miss Clara
. ill-till. town leader; Miss Alyse Greg-
’ an. assistant organizer of the State
‘ ‘ Suffrage Association, and Miss Julia
7 B. Lockwood, first vice-president of the
Norwalk League. .As soon as the chil-
dren haver‘ead their essays they will
give them to the chairman of the
" . judges. Mrs. Knox, and they will be
examined and the winners decided up-
on. It is felt that with both the per-
sons! presentation and the careful
7 loading.- it trill be possible to be more
‘ just in decision.
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George L. Olney, who is to be at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church; tomorrow evening. gave the
”picture story, "The Wayward Boy." at
, the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
last Thursday evening. Those who st-'
. N. Y.. on Saturday. Bhe towed up s'
Stamford yesterday.
7 Miss Helen Brummer has a position
with a Stamiord business house.
Mrs. Walter Reed is reported quits
: esterda at a terrific speed. Action
‘y y ill at her home on Sedgewicii avenue.
y be taken in the matter. {
, Charles Newman, employed on the? The Methiodlslt i I Ladiese
bridge job spent the weekend “"1 Aid society s pann ng or a rummag
his family in New York city. H6 re s“ e
turned this morning.
Episcopal
Miss Gladys Birchard. who has been
i ‘Raiph latham 1"” was recently in- sullering from eye trouble, is improv-
iured on an extractor machine, in the “‘8
Crescent laundry. is improving nicely
at the Norwalh Hospital. (Mrs John Brummer of the Post
road is entertaining relatives at her
Mrs. J. Stillman. wile of .l. Stillman. home.
of Fort street. who is in a New York ——-——-——
hospital in a critical condition, is im- The Norotoa Boys' Club is on tho
proving very slowly. lwarpath with a baseball team this at-
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The tug Addie V. was in Brooklyn.‘
The Woman’ 5 Civic League will give
horse and spiledriver for the Mortars. a card party in the town hall, Friday
Barton Company. June 12.
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Miss Marion Start. of Dentin". Will There were two sales of real as-
a visitor over Sunday at the home 0! late in Darlen, last week, with mort
Mr. and Mrs M. W. Osborne, of 0s- gages of $2. 000. The transfers were
borne avenue Luigi Donotelll to Maria Procaccini
?Hoyt street; F W. Goller to Michael
Philip 'H. fielding. the Belflew avo- Geneatra, highway.
nus electrician. is spending the day
in New York city on business.
“The District Attorney" was given
“*7- =bel'or‘e a large and enthusiastic audi-
Miss Marion Starr, Of Danbury, 13 once in the town hall Friday night.
visiting Mt- “Id In Myron W- 08- The actors did even beter than on
born, of Osborn avenue. i'l‘hursday evening. Following the
blur. the members oi the east and
“‘1' Harold Cunningham. 0' I‘m: friends enjoyed dancing.
sueehhashsudischargodfrom
IN°WR ““9““ The Woman's'Clvic League has two
allairs planned for this month. i-
lowing a card party at the town hall
next Friday. an out~ot~town danos will
aim given at the Woo Burn Gait Club
ion June 7. This promises to be an
' jespeclaliy successful affair. Salim
‘will be served in tho evning.
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Charles Abbott. an employer of
the Crescent laundry. is ill at his
home.
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l Thabridswasprettliydresssdhfi
charming gown or white came do
gmmmfi whim Basal-h
lace. The drama was cunt II.
Ewith bridal roses and liliiss of the
Valley ills wore a Dust): cap. trim-
Miss once Weber was a visitor in .5“ with bridal mm and unh- a!
the valleys. .d a long veil of Spark
lsh lace. and carried a hug. bouquet
oi bridal roses.
The bridsmsids and matron: o1
honor were dressed in pretty gowns
i
. oi pink crepe do metro and chautesu
lace. and armed bridal bouquets of
pink roses. Little Esther bevy. of
New York, was the bride's train bear-
or, and Master rHarold Judai, the
bride’s brother was a page. The ush-
era were Harry Endleman, Mas my.
and Nathaniel itineborg. The bride
was given away by her father, Samuel
Jude]. .
After the wedding ceremony, the
bridal party and a large number at
friends sat down to a sumptuous sllli
par, which was served in Red Men's
Hail. The caterer was s P. Vogel. oi
New York city. who oflered a splendid
supper. After the supper, speeches
were heard and a jolly good time on-
sued. Many beautii‘ul and expensive
presents were received. The groom:
present to his bride was a dinner ring
set with nine‘bsautiful divnonds.
Mr. losses is one of the nonempt-
inent drug merchants of Montmal, and
alter an extended tour of New York.
Washington and Atlantic City. the
happy couple will take possession or
their residence in Montreal. Canada.
,‘i‘here were many expansive and boom
tiiul gowns worn by the wedding
party and their friends. who attended
the ceremony and reception.
There was a‘ large number of prom-
inent out-oi-town guests. among whom
were: Mrs, Jennie Goldberg. Miss
Ruth lcndlomsn. Nathaniel Finabsrg.
, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Endleman. and
Harry mdleman from Montreal; Can~
ads. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney losses of
at. John. N. 3., Lewis 1". il‘redoBaros
or Ottowa. Canada. and Dr. 8. hash
of Boston. lass. in. and ’Mrs. Adolph
Vogel. Mr. and Mrs, Julius Joseph and
Mr and Mrs Max Vogel of New Ro-
chelle. N. Y.. Mrs Ruth Broilofltl.
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AUCTIONEERS
WM. GUTHME. anti-mi- and real
em Clivsrmlns; ..... Toi. 1465-2.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW. built Main ”not.
South Norwsik, ........ Tel. 1253-3.
l J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wall St...
JACOB acnsus, Auto and Livery, to
Washington as, . ......... Tel. res.
JMPH SHAY, Elm St.
Tel. ....................... 13064
AUTO REPAIRS.
KEDDV l. AYERS’ MOTOR CAR co.
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60.. as
Well m, Hamill... Tel. 13824.
GENERAL BLACKSMITI-IING
senses-r navruss, Auto. Repairs.
Fainting. I Havilsnd 8%, Tot 83-2.
soars. SHOES. Russians
NAIIH'B MFA“! CHOP. 2' Washing.
ton 8m South No‘rwsik.
1'. assumes. serotonin semi,
Whom-tit-
J. Livstm'sm, wmr sink
south Nor-walks
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“Perpetual Publicity Pius Personahty Produces Patronage”
.JOHN WILSON’S Old Established
.EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
Nor-walk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 82-2l
ELECTRICAL WORKS Tuning puma Repairing
o. N. McKlBsO'N, Tel. ma; Auto SONNENBSRo PIANO co.,104 Wash» .
Lighting SyatCms a Specialty. ingion Street, ........ Tel. 30.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY STEPHEN L. gutsy, as West st.
South Norwallt ......... Tel. 11145
Agency, 24 Clay St. ..... Tel. 2654
PIIATIIFG . Nickel
8. SCAM l. SON. Watrv Street,
South Nor-walls. . . . . Tel. 3422.
Brass
D. P. MORRELL. Long Distance Ex-
Pms. KW”, Tel. 1181
PLUMBING AND '.‘"INING
ROBERT 8, THOMPSON. ’: rim sh,
East Norwaik, ......... '. 5934.
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candles'
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Rllll‘old
Avenue, ................. Tel 838.?
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish litkt. Before adoring
fish. fruit and vegetables, call 948.
ARTHUR E. BENEDiCT, 87 V'":
South Norwaik, ........ Tez.
St,
'1144.
FURNITURE iPOCKET BILLIARDS, PC‘C‘L‘
“mm” ""‘ 3°". ‘9 ”m“ “m" mounts Tlcker .smic. a... :l
Norwalk, ................ . Tel. 15. News, Sporting Events 17. S. Ma ,1
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srénune FURNITURE so, 121-
129 Washington 81., _ ______ TN 105. WILLlAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street. 8. Norwalk. Tel. 12943.
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jOB PRINTING
"if. ’33?§.’T'.‘f.’.‘7..’5.".’.'.'.".‘?3fs". REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, ............ Tel 63245.
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOUNDIIKY, 25 Ely Avenue.
South ”Milt ........ Tol 1364—5
H. E. DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
N orwnlk Tel.1311-.2
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KI’I‘CHENWARE. cnocxsnv
A. GE'HEBE, 25 W. Wilkinflton $1.
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THOMAS C. BALCOM, Nov-walk P. O.
Blocl- Wall Slit-est
Misses Annhlnd Sarah bevy, Anna M uaaucasswm sailors-iii. Tel........................1069.2
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W04 “1' mice were: mil! Duel OWAYTGN 5...” 5". Mn 5...“, n, ma‘ cm ...... mug. Tel. 3424 ...... TAYLOR a GOLDEN, South Norwalli
ed 011 9“ “W 1h“ ‘ 9 ”“3 999’ Dorian {'9 ”playing the boys tron! Mrs. B. Brskovits. it it in H .
icuiar should witness? m. . v 1". an . ——-—-¢——-—-———-—- Trust Co. Buildlng. Tel. 1230.
.- sis lo‘ M Le ow Roche} is this sum. The Da- mp. 3.. “a Mrs am We“ 8 E668 CliEESE LAUNDRIES
picture story. I \ um have some hot heavy‘ vurlr' a. v9". ’3‘“ W! fl, m I" J" m3? 1 cu: want... quuoav 32 anllsnd ~
.1 . , . . . i . . ligature than; NOW jiflmmene. by ID wmew‘ “a BOBBIE"! lsaacs OI N: Y. 13‘" '07?“ MARKET.” ? i ,.r.,. ,-.............. T01. 39.. WM. W BYINGTON' Room 11’ Gs
. u. a. Rope, formerly manager of the H" Wood of pm Chm, mam counts, is . Mn: PM. m“ it NOW York c“, ' ‘ m “it Mu- .... if“. 472. ‘ __—_¥__ Elite Bldg" Nomik. Tel. . . . . 330
. Mains store. in Washington street. the week and with friends in noway- hoping; a victory today- wtll moan 3d,... 0! leis . W” MILLINERS
_ tMr. and Mrs. Albert grams poured in.
, is the guest 0 ton. . much So tar narien has some out CIVIL ENGINEERING
R expressing congratulations and hen-
,., alum 5’ 0°" "0"“ a" F” - ,nm. and if u can hold in on today. ......" .0, ..., me... 0,. ..., m... "'38 ”WW“ '0 WWW. SEWING MACHINES
isnow secretary of the Cu! 11100903“ Richardlw. Law. almond street. .55 50,. mu 5. mu, m mu. m. ed m M an“ I o: Haunv R. muss. Rosier stock. Street. .................. Tel. ant.’ .
an Motor Truck Company. and to lo- ... mm . mu today in New York mu ““5"“ N ’3‘ clad g gm" doom Nomlllt, 7.1. ms. moms: co. New and Second-hand,
ems in Port Huron, Mich. he made my , ° t' -f - ‘ ' 9 “999‘” . MRS. s, u. TAYLOR, as North Main. 15 Railroad awnuu. ..... Tel. 3724.
a my friends in this titties while here. . °‘ w °’ ° cm” , Street, .............. . ..... Tel 305'
gd he is renewing old acquaintances.‘ Mrs. W a. Wood will add ten new DECORATlNB TH! GRAVES. I If :ud "W calmirrxohm? gmeAIRED—thches
With-hounds to tho (”until-ion at 1iicll~M "— I". I. ll ' I‘HUN 1-. pg“. 7.»!le >
In the postponed game for the first W «Bind. (Edward N MW! in tilt MP“? the beat of success and happi- ? '7 . at Tel lbs-12. MONUMENTS ISIGN PAINTING
meat at Hat- M "" ' scum NOIWALK isoNUMENTAL,
m “pupal, tpurn . Transcript.) .4 CI Isl T 904 HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
W! mimlifl‘i MOI. Sail-1!“, Dr. and III. I. 1. Rentals. of 'Ro- CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS ' it “Not. """ el. South Nor-walk . .. ..... Tel, 4733.
, oil it 6'1ng Wu rated 35 M“ wayton avenue. are visiting friends in luuilr‘ “l8 DEGIBED
»_, M w...“ Palm.“ Md 8‘, by the New York to” Onos IIIOI'C, NICO more ”16 VW .M‘ mail. Steamboat Pl» MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
subvert salons. in. interest in the are taking I Ifl‘l' Tfl Iloellfi‘ . south Non-writs. ........ m was. STUDEBAKER AUTOS
. ‘ weakens. snd‘thans was a large Mr and Mrs. W uh’racht.‘ Their straggling march along the W MM)“ ...... ... VARIETY BAZAAR. To nghln'ton .
mm" mm "mm“ 9" ““d and son. of Broonyn. have been the dusty Wm: ? mm". unavanv. 25 0W 8m“. about; South Nomik. asvnows moron can co., Coo
Q m;tluyDW- guests of relatives in Raymond St. on“ 1303‘?” m the ”“816 CI“: mum; {a Mum the blockade .. .... .. ....... ....... Tol.12935 --——-—-—r—-——-— mtiout and West aves., ..Tel 1120
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n!» «the mom! 5°” Ans” been mums s for Gm with Db we ‘ - « tsntion was only to prevent iii. Con- ' K‘uivr Bufldins- Tet 3°” m °‘*°~ “"3““ 3““ W" TAILORING REPAIRING
. in! £11. at- 0.0,“ PI ‘ P' 'Com. M. ’9 PM W’ ‘vmoi’ . . ' Wm'immving mnd’ _ i M ..m ”HM: "Tuh ml
‘ ”authors-1k. and also s also of . ‘ » mm- they hear the stamping of the mama“ ...... {GENERAL CONTRACTORS Rocxorr sees. 20 North Main St.,
W on board the Mary Augusta. Clarence Robinson. or New ,. York. ., stutter , . Thus. the latest crisis in inguinal OSTEOPATHS South Norwailt ......... ..Tel 3622.
* ‘ outsmart. aMnio. imtho 1W? spent the mail with Master Tunisia-nip nor the my or the 5... mm mm with mm", ““1”" °Mm 2' w°°d m. o A. snaasauon “Mm -
Maul a maul Cor-our “Nor Charles Shins. urn-innit street. mt- , u“ of W,“ W m,” . W - T" 3‘9" mm“ "Mk m :51 JOHN Kusowc, Custom Tailor, 213
4-4;... W t“ tum or, duh of “I. b‘t. m . all“ i‘.." "d I" l E.‘ Washington Street. . ..Tel. 320
1 Mrs. o. n; Almanac hasa enter- an... om. “a? , p” [ ‘ DEDICATMSEN , , g .
Wt. Vagina has sold his place. taming hsr m, tron-8t. Johns. tNo- am "mum!" and “The snide wart actuated m is backing E. H MORIHOUOE, oumw ..., PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS — .
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flimb vm WW our. wrist abs-Ishtar. In new The that much remiss in MM“ minnow reached un- ”’3“; "W“ 3‘ "“13 “f"m sum. mum i
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The W m Club will calling. . about. the sauna m- In. m.“ was DBESSMAKERS; PHOTOGRAPHS E
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer. and un-
dertaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1382-3.
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. g EL ‘ PIANO LESSONS g CLEANING co. ........ Box 516
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‘ at Washington mutually. xiii-IMAM. is Isyvlow auteur/ii. nun wanna. 97 wmiieio . *1
.... Tel. was. Anus . ..... . 111.10” Street ..... ........ .an Moi-walk ‘ '1
iii 1.... solarium aboutCitywmuplstnsdhal-etoday bymelrw othershave beanmoutad It was
.1330 'olool this manure. walls ' statement that those who (seed the said. but alt ottthea’i Inst. oath after
tool-l tho‘iflh‘ited sum ruin- m... ’drinsg. mom mart exception! proper identification use. review oi.
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troops wild hflwmfluem tinned b! ihsdfllsndlnilitary lawsol
. ... . These men other their deb Mellon. it was estimated that at least
m1 “Thrush MAW‘ lied pone- forty had. been shot.
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