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346! FOUR
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
mm. The broken is: won at Sun-
do). and has placed in a plaster cut
_ He will be quite lame. a: the neo-
Frank Lane. the grocer. had a nice joint was sererly injured.
walk yesterday, when his horse bolted _,
between the Soldiers Home and New Mrs. ,9 A. Steven}. ,1“ 1'9“!de ,0
Canaan, while. Mr, Lane was in a house her home in Ridget‘leld, alter a ”5,,
delivering an order. The horse “E35 ”0‘ withher aunt, Miss E. 8. Carter. Cart-
tied, so it walked otr‘. it lett the wagon er street.
about halt way homaund trotted con-
lendediy to the door of the. grocery.
The wagon was somewhat damaged.
strapping youth. at whom our Eddie.“
. has,to look up.
Ric-hard Carroll it returned to his
duties as clerk in frennfln’s grocery
‘ ' alter a two weeks’ visit "with relatires
The telephone company saved man in Naugatuck.
ey here when an tug-At collated from
the pay-station instrument i“ the east. it is “reported that Gilbert Stew-us“
side station. Monday morning. Because will are?! a modern garage 0,, Railroad
’ m._, .;_.
Emacs, Witterlel'. o: 9 Twin twen-
ue. returned yesterday from it sewer-’11
«35’ visit with lriends in Springdale
and Fast Norwalk.
The tug Adie \'. this morning to‘t'cd
a fitandard Oil barge from the outer
horror to Bridgenort, where the barge
is tc he {lumped out.
Howard E. Blend, of the East Nor-
‘walk electric light plant,
his honeymoon in New York, is soon
expected batch to his home on the East
Raymond Wood, who has been snu-
stltutlng tor the past few days in the _
place of Reward E, head in the. East
Norwalh electric plant on Seat'iew
avenue, is confined to his home with
illness. Silllllitl Mead is working in
his place today.
On the porch of the home 01‘ Mrs.
A. N. Paddock, on Seaview avenue, the
Woman‘s Foreign .lliSsionary Society
'Will this afternoon meet at 3:30
o'clock. The program will be literary,
and much of interest to the members
"will be transacted. A photogroph of
ihe society is to be taken at the close
of the afternoon‘s program,
Frank Shuielt and Samuel Mead,
two local young men. have returned
Iron: a motor-cycle ride through Conn-
eoticui. Massachusetts and Rhoda ls-
“P0- The trip tool; smorai da‘ys and
Who riders covered oxer five hundred
miles 1305th Providence, Springfield
and many other of the important rit-
3.5 at these states were visited by ll‘e
tutu; men, and they report A very (2n-
dofithle time. They were to tour [or .1
Week, but, owing to tire trouble, they
Efrem obliged to return to their homes
yeEsturflny; , . E E
l
,,_.»Dauiol Liiommedieu and his son
ignition 9: Rowan street, retttrrtéd
last evening i’ro out a days visit to the
. lyn Vary Yard ‘l‘l title at the
.1: Mr. L'Iiommedieu and son were
“QM! all the way through the giant
httl‘eship “L‘tah” irosh from her cam-
‘lgn of “watchful waiting" in Mexi-
ooh raters 'lhe inmectlon trip was a
very interesting and instructive one,
Ii 8 modern mttno- -warsman is in-
deal a_ wonderful thing The parts al~
{16 made a thorough tour through the
klyn Navy Yard and here also
find many things of considerable in-
I»
E" on Episcopal Sunday‘schooi is
‘eld‘today at Roton Point. E
udntltios of into. The ohildran
been out in groups, gathering
hérof people 1min this place
oton Point, last evening, for
Mose of attending the concert
ce under the austiices of the
ill Wolfe. who hat? been em-
or ”some time nights at the
motion commuted his duties
_ be very successful.
‘2. Annie laurie~lliutraled hy Miss Ring and a most en'oyable little “as
who is on ,
54‘ SW“ and Law—Illustrated by Miss hand and delighted the members or
E that \‘erv instrument entertained on . , .- - . .
. . » axenue. on me site of the house next
lawn tomorrow evening, romises to . _
A P ‘ ,1 tie \ltillda} night. someone uho entered ,0 i. ll. ”new.“ undertaking par-
s “5"" 1 the station throng, h a forced window ,0“, .
members are showing great enthus while Darien “as asleep Nothing else
iasrn in the affair. and that means suc- 'was touched. At Noroton Station a
,M . . ,. , .
teas. The ioliouing “ell arranged Similar incident occurred.
program will be rendered: ,..-,.,_,-.-.
The car omit-d liy lir, Mi'KE‘I‘HODE
and another touring t-ar came together
masonry, my .3. .,..‘
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AUCTIONEERS HENRY MOELLER. 31 Washingtonl PIANO TUNING
WM. GUTHRIE, autionoer and ma] Strut. ......... ...... Tel. 107345. 5 - u. m ’
‘ ‘ 8" 1455.2 ONJEPHDERG PIANO C0., 104 Wash-
es l e, vermlne, Tel, - South Norwzlk. ............ Tel. 30
ELECTRICAL WORKS E ‘
!
. on Oenoke avenue Mondav but no.
1. Old Black Joe-liin.~ttnted by Ken- . - .. - . . , . ' -‘ .
Mrs. Fred Mullen entertained tom serious damage I “Md mm the tray
“91h Raymond-Sung h-V M31“ or her friends and neighbors at- her past ,
Quartet. home on Tokenekr‘: Road Tuesday me E - i
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A number or \0‘ lug iariirs are world E
BUM“? l)e\\’aters'—-Sung bl “‘55 had. The 110059 “33 \Gl') prettily d“ log tuo weeks it one 01‘ the Roscoe
Glad-‘5 ““15 orated uith \tild ilouers and terns and
. . . . .. totages at 11M kart mutt, They are be-
3' bpdfmh HWY Song~lllustrated by the porch had been enclosed so as to lug chapel oned by Mrs llorare John
MISS “01'9th “HRH—“51111;; ”3' provide an extra large room for the son. ' E
MISS Marie Moore. guests. Broomfield's orchestra was on - iE
..._.._
‘ , The play "Monsieur lteaucairc." tnE
1211181 Jennings‘r‘lmel. MTS- All" the party with several selections, and he gm.“ hv the \vN ("Inaun PlayersE
bier Miss lgxhel Bartram. later played for Gaming. Miss Lydia 0,, the Geri-15h lawn Friday 9.8,,ng
J. Ten Little indianSvlllustrated ln Vosbnrgh pleased with a number of promises to be due 0“,], social affairs
T911 ”0‘5 Howard Culbi“ John \ocul solos Some of the guests pin). 0,. the season,
(Conic-5, ‘1“! audit Jennings. 1-0011 ed turds in the early part of the ole- .. ______ .
\‘V' l . v . \w l' ' ‘. l 1 . . , , 4
I}:6:f(:’ur)qu'll:OiCll‘1531‘?Ctiirglje unit. and lab-r the 100E” “"6 “Gal” l‘lw Cowl simmr Film (romparh'
E11:E111-,~E J :31 :1 -1.-0RacymE ed and dancing “as In order.E in? players started making moving 9,0er
ll- 15 f1, :2, A: LII, id E6 ,' Emu" and NM “we HEM“! mr “E‘ on at the lilanoysltnlioon tho Norwalk
,.E,E,EE’E 0‘“ aunt. 13.;“0 'EE’ tre-hments. road. this weak The first reel made
It . _ .-
‘ . will he that of Neil ol' the lircus."
t». lion Bolt—~illusttated by Miss A servant girl until Wednesday in and ,1”, scenes "w, an, those about
Jennie Scott~Sung by Jsoeph the employ of Mrs. F V Cantrell nur- the river’hacit or Air. Blane) 8 home.
. Tzo‘lor- rowltj walled he‘ll“ Fromm“ W The White tmtt Shlde sl‘ltoolllouae,:
t. Dixie Gray—illustrated “3 Ml 5 Slit-“W ““0105 from her anmloycru some oi the school children. li‘ld other
lleIt-ha Scoiield— Sung by Miss homo \WPSlt Idny morning. it was only nppruprintn “mm mm“, the “mm the
Marie. Moore. ‘ through the 0\'(l‘ kindheurtedlmss oi lining tttken. To finish the reel. the
8. KenlUCk." BabemlllllSll'atl-‘d by hits.- Mr. Cantrell ”‘2“ she was allowed to company will travel with ll road circus
Ruth Thomas. [:0 free from the clutches of the law. “.119“, real tent sl‘vnt‘s will be used.‘
9. Kathleen anourneenalllustrnted 'lht> girl had lit‘tli arrested by (‘onntu and lions and tigers uill walk about
I), Miss M wiorle llillls——Sung 1)) Me llnnip Smith upon the tompiniutoi under guard. A company of “we"
Mr Fred Ambler .‘-lr Cantrell just as she “'35 “"0“ ‘° “are at work tesierdafi in theiriver,
10 Good Old Simmer Thom—Act and board :1 standard ttoiley to lea“ and pictures here taken (Cir a por-
Song Both Maud llrundav e, Susie toun Mrs (‘antiell had been trick for tion of the real.
Scotleld iti' ltlred Jennings Git. dy; a ten days, and during that time the E
Stofield' Anna Mott. girl had appropriated amoral pipers MINEISEETEOE! IIJIMJ' 8ULLIVAN
G N McKlBBON, Tel. 1383, Electric .STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 we“ 5!.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE E Self Starters a Specialty.
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HOMER a. anw. sum, MI,“ 5m,” , South Norwalk ....... TeI. 1385 5
South Norwalk, Tel.126.2»3cE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i
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9 ‘, yn-fl .
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 2, w,” S"’EJO:E:MWE2E;SOIN ammo Established B ass PLAT. J Nickel
! Norwoik ....... Tel. 686-2 and 82-‘2 9 y, ECay ; "‘ " Tel. “HESE SCAM a, SON. w; Street.
, South Norwalk, . Tel. 3422.
JACOB scHAua. Auto and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN. TRUCKMEN '
Waohington 8t, . ......... Tel. TBS-lDE P. MORRELL, Lang 0mg“ Ex- —— "M
“‘ press, Rowa ton l. 1 E E
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St . r . 1 81, «PLUMBING AND .NING
TI.............. .. .13652 _ a . .-.
° Vegfiables' FRUITS. Candies ROBERT 3. THOMPSON rst 52.,
, . East Norwalk. ......... '. 5934.
.‘ AUTO REPAIRS. AiTHONY CARBONE, 61 :alllrgggE
venue, ................. e .
REDDY a. AYERB' MOTOR CAR 00., . ARTHUR 5' “NEW“ 5 5‘"
South Nomlk. ......... '638
Ford repair: a Ipeclaity. Tel. 401.}
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 29 .
Wall Street, Norwulk... Tel. 1382-2.
FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mk‘L Ettore ordering
fish, fruit and vegetablel, call 948.
POCKET BILLIARDS. l E "L
KNORR'S. Ticker .Service. .Basr 'l
News, Sporting Events 17. S. in; ‘-
FURNITURE
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING RAYMOND and sou 43 Main street, . .
HERBERT “Wu“ AW Repairs} Norwalk, . Tel.15. WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Soull‘
Main Street. 3. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3. 1
Painting. 9 Havlland 8L, Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH'S REPMR SHOP. 28 Wanting-
; ton Street. South Norwflk.
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.STERLING FURNlTURE 60., 127-
129 Washington at, ..... . .Tet 105.,
EREAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
lTHE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
. South Main, Tel 632-3.
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JEWELRY, NOVELTtEs
MUSICAL iNSTRLIMINTS, Tayu, Etc.
The Bax-r, 76 Wnungton 8t.
T. GARRAMORE. North Main Street,
South Norwgllt.
E ...
:II. E. DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
Norwalk, . Tel. 1311-?
it. in the (.loaning-fl—lllustrntod by
Miss lola Stev ons~8ung by Frank
DoWate'rs.
l2. Juanitaaulnstrated by Miss Ger-
trude Cnmrhelleung by Miss
Gladys Mills
ill. The Rosarymllluatmted by Miss
Gladys Mills
of silverware and articles of clothing
uhi n she hid in 1191‘ trunk Upon
\irs Luntteli‘s roomery it was notud
that things were missing. und sho-
switched the mald's suit (use and
triund many dollars worth of house-‘
‘hold effects That was on Tuesday}
*The girl was told to loam \l' oddest:
WRITES MOVIE FL-‘IY FOR BALD
JACK BOSE, GUNMAN. ,, ., . E
Former New Havener éuthor of Photo
Play Muted "Wtfi cm: Ly‘u
Home,“ ya the New York Sun in
which Rumthnl Printer Will Blur;
J. LIVENSTIIN. Water‘gtrut.
.. South Norwaik. . .
JOB PRINTING
THE BOREDA PRESS, 95 Wllhinflson
THOMASC. BALCOM, NorwalkP. O.
,ucfiliorries are being gathered in ‘
l Miss Waltya who is thé ghost E‘o‘l . .
131 Fire. and mum Band, of Smm- ‘
H. Love a Old Sweat Song-illustrated} luau rimming union ”I'Ihé did? fiver night: , .
«by Vernon Raymond, Miss Bhfl Del‘filfllfld “Ill.“ thé‘fi'iflhtir m llfld‘ .nd WHEN E". fitter”? raga“;
'hentrlce‘ 5 m\\’ate}su~3ung by taken still belonged; to ho}-c by rigbil Will Produce. ‘
or gammy agar} id‘aaed up 1195‘ James um ‘S’tillmm? “It, rungs“
suit case With thousanta‘ things ml in New llmetvah l graduate ol‘t‘he
the morning she left and Mrs: Cam Yule l manhunt and .t practitlnut ,
trpll infinity noti‘cedhhat runner: or (qr-nay 10L smze'ul (mars and now,
her siuertt’are was missing. so she im tho i' tilted States ml: ”5le :It Santo-
mediatcly Ecallod up her husband, lit.“ liomhnro has just completed a IiiEOiO
Frank‘heWtItors.‘
13. Stat Spangled Muller‘s-Illustrated
by Boy South—Sung tby‘ Boy
Scouts.
Accomunnlnts —~ Missés E
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Mar‘l‘brio
\‘lllla Ruth Thomas Gladys Mills,
Florence hloore: , gb‘l Cthlfi Bmlth and they cantor“ v lav gunned " \\' .hy “.118 ]_ Ellie E
The program \ :ll be under the man- Ed the air! fill"; as she “9 88?th 0“ Home awarding do thol'wvs 'ork
agpmeut of Miss Marjorie Mills. ll‘ “18 11’0”” C“ 31"? fought. and Sun This play in to he put lm the
stormy will be held Monday night 90“?“de “'an “1'89““- attracting a moving picture films in hold Inuit,
~——-—--—-——-—.——- large CNN“ to the 358119 She WRD‘ iloso ill: Sulitnn who has just.
.~.~qu ”WE taken to M“ Cantreli’a 3m” and Icturnud iiom llll! revolution-ruched;
' there they relieved her 0" ”19 5‘01“ repuhlio of 8.1qu _l)o;,‘,uinuu evidently
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goods.“ A 59“ heart 33““ "WE 3‘” ' had a little time from his disturbed
..““°u'3r chance in life, and aha made official d: tiles in the \\'v~t Yitiiun re-l
3a quick departure out 0’ “3"“ rubllc. to write this lilill affardiugi
E E ‘ f‘ him a suicozwe totnpmnrih from the;
E cure or his office \ir. Sullivan is?
.EDARIENE
NOROTON l
L49". ”.(W‘V\ E
John Callahan or Norton Heights is-
ill at his home.
administration regarding the dis-E
curbed condition in Santa Domingo
Eaud giving testimony of his ooItrseE‘
,Epursued, as he bellows, for the «beat;
republic. ,. t
E, Mr. Sullivan is very wit retirem-
E bored tn New Haven, During .the
. John ”mm, ‘Efl VF?“ ’5 ’l' “t h 3‘ first rim-t of his stay in town he" who:
lime! “Elm ”“13““ ’ 8:23:de mnewspager work. and was
studied l w t at uheie he 3
Cabin Eli-list anlf thirty cl friends wallowing“: his 32,, ,m “1.“, mi,
mutorgti to Hrhlgétiort 'l‘uesnjv. _ .hls an“, atom. Ml". tactic-lug “h“,
E ’ ’ here gavékrears and being contract
ed width agiuroier oi wall known
criminal carols, Attorney, fiulliva'o
“tent 'to New York. “here he Ewan
connectod'wlth sevetal prominent.
oases hudldolng okoollent Work for his
3 clients. Mr. Sullivan was at one than
:E‘Tona oi! Junk W counseli ‘
:Rosenthal u: tier calm and all did
“ an troll much promineu
Mrs. E’I‘haddeus Boll is entertaining
Guests at her home...‘ 1 _
...a..— «M
hint Gibbs, in "train Atlnntu, Ga.
ME'r loin. n building a 5...... 9.2. Lin
den avenue,- Norton. Heights
"1“
toad in rlslting with
E E w ..
A’ town meeting has boon culléEd tor friends in Toenail City and 3,?e ondon
EFrlday ”3% in the “w“ 1‘1““ .9. 1' 1dr. and Mrs S; s. hrlntkerhntt
snout Sundttywith rrisnds tit alto Ma- 5
William Duxdale this started the 1,0,,” v:
construction oi? a house} on Main street
in Nurron Heights " . ,
damnation EileEonuld ,
“ it is “would
.uoIvE in Wilmington roumting to‘thé“
. “ interests. or this countr‘t mid lheléland E.
. . at; T3,. 9.. .’ 9...;99:.5.;... .15 Black, wall Street
M. MARUOA. 59 Water, Se. Norwalk. .
WW" "Em ' flaw” W' 342,4 JUNK DEALEFS ‘. TAYLOR It GOLDEN, Sauth Norwalk
. .. - s . _ , T 1 Co. a lld'n .~~T»,I.1230.
BUTTER. EGGS. canvass; “50% YNouaoEEEsKv. as E! 513:; I... u . a
n. v. EGG a BUTTER MARKET: 2‘! ""h . .__...._.. . .
wm. H. BYINGTON Room ii 6- .
so... llllin pit-cu. ‘TII. Em. wrfii—Mw 13!: mm Bldg Norwalk W a, .
E ” - KITCHENWAISE. chcx Ir » ..~. ., .- - -~
l ‘ n , ‘ r“
CIQAR MANUFACTURERS A drum. as ‘3» Wuhington 9t.
snwmo MACHINES ‘
out Well Cigar 8°. as Washingtdn at Tel. :--J..-,. 10992
‘r‘eT. ....:‘."..’789 __ ‘
“"”"" - -. " *‘ ' ’ '~ cr‘ MACHINE 00.. New and Snood-hand,
. , ,- ' .. — , \LAUNDRIES , 15 Railroad avenue, Tel. 372-4.
. CIVIL ENGINEERING OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havuand‘ » _
HENRY R; MINER, Ké‘lfil‘ Black, Street, s . . . . :E. . . . . . 1... g. . . Tel. E309. . >
South Nomalk. 'Tel. 448-3. ‘4'“. SIGN PAINTING
....._.... llg’IILLINERS -
’ HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
CIWB—REPAIRED‘Wa‘ChCS "'85 POLHEMUS 8° w“h'"9‘°" South Norwa’lk .. ...... Tel, 473.2.
ARTHUR T. FERBlS, 78 Washinéton Street, .I’.‘..'..’.‘.‘.‘:... .... Tel. «302 . .
“—9-
Ev Strut, Tel. 863-12.
MR8. a, M. TAYLOR, 50 North Main * “ '
Strut, ..........;..,..,___Td 395’ STUDEBAKER AUTOS
“- REYNOLDS MO rm CAR co., Con-
MONUMENTS nectlcut and West avem, ..Tel 1120
soUTI-I. NORWALK MONUMENTALH E E -
84 50- M-ln street, Tel. 994' . .
. TAILORING . REPAIRING
ROCKOFF Enos. 20 North Main 51.,
South Norwalk ........ . .Tel 362-2.
Jet-IN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor” 213
E. Washington Street. . . .,Tel 320
cONrRAc'rORs. BUILDERS
31‘. Jet-ma. xsvsen, Steamboat PL.
E South Nor-walk ......... Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN urtovARv_-123 weanso
‘ South Normtk. Tel. 1493.3
“NURSES REGISTRY
DR. 8.9 LAWRENCE, 59qu M...
Street; also chiropoclist, ..Tel. 788.
NARINO CONsTRo‘c-rtou co.,
“Kiel” naming Tel. 339 3.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
sALVAToa CHARRIOTT. 25 Wood OSTEOPATHS
s‘em...... ”fluent“. on n. EA. SHAMBAUGH celeburn ~4—
‘ ' i i -
DELICATESSEN . .F'dflw‘“ 7°" 35‘ TIRE VULCANIZINO
H MOREHous' momentum PAINTERS PAFERHANGEERS ROBERT 5- GREGORY. 7 Wall Street.
FEa FEE Grog Hot 5 Willi. Tot. :427. QDEGKQH ”W" _“Nlfilltla .18 WestE Norwalk, ..EEE......... .Tci. 324-6.
" . a nu ..1:t173-4. -. ~—-—
bnnirt’si‘s x l "° ' ’ ,
UPHOLSTERERS
‘ 'ANK a. How- Rooter sand moon. A. Baboon, 108 South Main
--Tel"' 1305M. Street, Tel.1342-5, B K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
dertaker 11 Water 82.,Tel.13823.
PHOTOGRAPHS ,. -.,_..
WINDOW CLEANING
SO NORWALK WlNDOW 0. HOUSE
31ml. . . .. . . Tchpho‘na Connection. l
. BO 515
. PIANO LESSONS CLEANING co x
5‘ men" It Ii. HALLOCK, 562 South mm . ~ _ _
Bit-cot. .. 'l‘el 119.3. Rugs WOVEN Carpets
7wmnéid
16 Biyvievv ORIENTAL RUG WORKS,7
E Rel-1min Mammal,
.- ....'....;...Eut Norwalk
Tel; 109-5. Street
The Rood & Vollt ’
Electrical Co...
Tit-putr- any Indian“
Norwalk Chronicler