‘Work started this 'Tli‘h nrning‘" mornills. and... When one W3 in"; m. slti. the direction of Contractors R. K. a washing. ‘ 'White and Thomas , Robins on the building of the. new S9900 stage for the Palace Theatre. . So let this remind you. as you read. if you lrom losses would be Med. Woe is the thing you need. ‘Tls n warning. Taylor 8. Golden SOU'CH NORWALK TRUST CO. BUILDING Deputy sheriff Edward B. Douleus. this morning, served his first papers, they being issued from the office or Attorney William F. Tammany. The case was a minor one and has been adjusted. .3 Mrs. C. A. McNamara, of this city. while attending the convention of the Connecticut Daughters of Castile, held yesterday in New Britain, was the guest, during the day, of Rev. John; T. Winters, well-known in Norwa;k, gs ‘ the one—time pastor of St. Joseph's; church, on South Main street retention. 1230 W Edward Mav, 9! New York city, has _ “Neon selected steward of the Bell ls hnd t‘ tub for the summer VETOES NEW HAVEN VALIDAT- lNG BILL. Walsh of Massachusetts Also Diaapprovea of Measure Touching Bond issue. BOSTON, June 2.~—A bill validating certain outstanding securities of thi- iNew York. New Haven & Hartford railroad, was vetoed by Governor l Walsh yesterday. The message ex ipluininthc veto was withheld until its presentation in the Senate in the afternoon. ‘ 'lhc governor also vetoed another railroad bill. relative to the issue or ‘ stocks. bonds. notes or other evidence: of indebtedness by railroad corpora lions. y Governor Mrs. John Higgins and sister, Mrs.i May Gullifer have returned from spending the week s- end with relatives in Orange. N. J, —l.e.arn to dance at Roton. Compe- , tent instructors. A wide range of soft, pretty under- muelins are offered in the X. E, Ryan‘s Cola “White Sale.” at unusually mod- tvmte price this week. it. A. Beach, the actor residing on Chestnut Hill, continues to improve at 3 ' the Norwalk hospital, where he uuder- Pm" ‘0 "‘9 reading of the "“0 . went an operation three weeks ago. J uiossagils he couierred with President » jCoolidge u‘ the Senate and Speaker Cox of the House in an attempt to agree on a policy of procedure, , ——Announcemeni. All kinds of en- graying work done at Donnellys Sta-' , tiouery Store. Take a moment to re id the Ad. to find out prices. : NORWALK coonr bases. John Feepey was fined $7\wiih costs, bringing the total amount up to $13. by Judge Lockwood this morning, on the charge of theft. On the count oi intoxication the court paroled him in the custody of Sergeant Gibson. 1 William Elliott was given his free- dom on the charge of drunkenness. aft- rpeying the cost of replacing: until window in Brush’ 9 store. wrlch he felt Yesterday a top 119'" off a water 'agalust and broke. The damage was $1.76 ’ gate situated under. the pavement atI the corner of Raymond. and Water. v. . ' ' 3mm. Workman . SECRETARY aunnsa eAves today are busy. inn . ~ . stalling new parts on the gate. MONEY. ON AUTO MARKER" _,_____ State Secretary» Charles D. Borne: Mrs. Helen Watts Long“ e" and Me-r lias‘made a contract for automobile l . . rill C Jenkins. were married at the markers ““h the lgmmgioh:rdi'ibn residence of the brides parents, Mr. Company °f 39““ a °r ‘e on Mrs William w. Watts, in New WWW“? "35""? mm“ Th” burgh N Y Sunday May 30 M” s. are to be of the same size and type as Jenkins resided in Norw alk for a num- tho“ “ow in use and call ’0‘ 3 slight boi- of years and has many friends in increase over '35! year Secretary rues as oueve. 0 Inn in h r so ured a price the my lthuet is $3 000 under the iigure of last Mrs. 'r. McDonald and daughter oi year it comfortable saving for the T Noedesha, Kans; have been spending state . .. the past few days in tow,n staying at i thé 'Norwalk hotel. Mrs. McDonald ls'NEWARK MAN HiT. BY EXPRESS Ls. ormer resident pf Norwalk and Hen TRAIN. [0 ed renewing old acdtlaintunces and NEW HAVEN. June lie—Wollon S. friendships Campbell secretary of the DuyClnrk ‘ ' .Co'mpany, of Newark N. ..,.l was in- LAunouit'I‘ement. All kinds of en- santly killed by an express train at graying work done at Donnellys Still the local station yesterday afternoon. ._ tion‘ery Store Tak‘e a moment to read it is believed he fell ‘ ' jrthe Ad to find out prices. cars as the train entered the station. H ' ‘The body was badly cut and crushed. g ‘ Bob Kendrick and Edwin Gregory, 3 of Pelham. mo‘tored to Norwalk yester- , day. where they were the guests of Knte and Alan Bough, of Merwin street. V‘ -—-’i‘he summer dancing school is up -.°l“ at Roton. 'SALE l—SQU‘JRES RESTAURANT-EAKERY 'BROMO S'ELTZER ‘1 ' 22 North Main Street. 10c size BROMO SELTZER ..... 6c. Formerly owned by Mrs. Otvens. 25c size BROMO SELTZER ..... 15c Soups, Soft Shell Crabs. Steaks, Eggs. 500 size BROMO SELTZER.. ..30c Salads, Sandwiches, Vegetables, De- 31.00 size BROMO SELTZER.. ..60c sorts. Anything desired served. Open ' THIS WEEK ONLY. nights. Stilison-Powell Corporation l ACQUIRED . . : 82.wnhington Street. 1, Wife—Its a mystery to me that l ' ERESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. didn't see these faults in 'you before Kodaks. Cameras. Films, Plates, lwe were married. I . Paper. etc. . Hub—~No mystery about it, my dear, - SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. I didn‘t possess them then. made on or before June 5th Will draw interest from beiw cell the h " ‘district court, Hartford, Judge Edwin ‘r JOB FOR wmow-os Au rs . den showing the appointment as it " seamstress at the Mare Island naby “ “ yardofflml’. PlMM‘Bausuito. 0:12; widow of the cans gunner-'3' we: mow . -_' ‘ iii/bole household as well as the ,Corlier North Main and West Ste. It makes the kitchen 1981: as cheerful as a neat apron does . the cook, a Stamford range does; and as for aervtce. this range gives as good all around service as the largest of aprons. The Stamford is the range you gain, for it will please the cook,” ma SALE av HORACE R. NASH Stringicss Beans 9:- -,.__1_ -_ .J=.—— .- LIL-.5 in; is: x 7.313;. 3 ior 20¢ National Biscuit Co’s“ 5c and tile packages Crackers 4c 8c TELEPHONE 371 East India Tea Co. l JACO ROYAL ancauum wms About. Validity of m In insure-co Up- held by U. 8. Court. WASHINGTON. June 2.—~The Su. preme Court yesterday reversed e de« cision of the Supreme Court of New York. holding that the Royal Alcanuin Insurance Society could not increase the amount of its assessments upon a member of the damn Clinton Council, who‘ refused to pay increased rates for insurance The decision of the Supreme Court its to the validlty'ot increased ashes» ments imposed by the Royal Arcanum upon its members for insurance. mark- ed the end of a long legal contest con-‘ ducted by Samuel Green. a resident 0! Brooklyn. The decision was of inter- est to all members of fraternal insur- ance organization. because it dealt with their right to adjust their insun Green won his suit in the state courts of New York, but the Royal Arcanum, on taking the case on appeal to the highest court. ‘ Green joined the Royal Arcanum, which is a Massachusetts organization in 1883, and his original assessment was $1. 80 in 1898 the Supreme Coun- cil not only raised the number of as sessments to be paid each year, but increased each assessment ”to 83. in Green voluntarily agreed to this in- crease, but in 1905 the assessments were further increased to $6 87 each Green tendered $3.16 in payment, and the amount was refused. He, then brought suit in the New Yorkcourts. to prevent the Supreme Council. from suspending him, and also 'for Judg- ment establishing the 83.16. assess- ment rate as the rate -applicable to him.- * FRAUD CASE _IN U. s. COURT CONTINUED. The May term of the United States 8. Thomas; opened yesterday morn- ing with the case of «Clarence V. Bald- win. of Bridgeport,; changed with us- ing the monster the purpose of-fraudtr Following a conference between counsel the case was continued until June if. It is alleged that Baldwin, under the name of the Central Neck- wear‘ House. advertised for-.women..to he «would sell these ties. charged the women 51 each for sample" tie mater- ial and directions. and pocketed the 31. 00. ,, . . . ‘ .. .i ‘ ' . :‘i VICTIME WASHI'NGION, June- 2.:—President Wilson has signed an executive or- llecoraiion DaySpeclals in all ”continents BYS 5m?» once businessil to new conditions... through its Supreme Council, insisted. make necktiesat home. saying that. Telephone Call 720. -——- Special Red 03k C031 $6.50 for oils“ L Leliigli sit-35 fin-"Wk The WmJiiiron 60...... 3 Rowan St. E. Norwaik. Conn._ o u.— FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW YORK. . Freight boat leaves Pier 21 East. River. New York (foot of Catherine St.) every day except Sunday, at}? p. in. Freight receivedgt- Nor-walk. :"up-to 6 p. m. and at SouthNorwalk up to 5: 30‘9' ma " . George? F. Foote, General Amt» 'THE ANNINO L SMITH MW ' vomit-ion unsung]; FREE to ’59. Earttra Special Trading at i f . . "i ; 5 Sterling Furniture Co. ,x/ . (TRUE TO ITS NAME.) .' 1' You will find it profitable and economical. Complete . f selection of Furniture, Rugs and Ranges for the home or ’ I porch. .. . _ ; $8.50 Couch Hammock Very strong steel frame spring, cotton mattress, heavy khaki [0! sides and wind shield. Screen Doors Any Size $1. 00 june Brides, a complete Dinner Set, in “Ye Colonial Pattern.” Sterling Furniture Co. Harris 8: :G'au's ATLAS PURE ‘-CA’l'SliP——— Large Bot. ' Medium Davey 5 Phone 410 l‘ VISIT GillOTTO &' KUBAN 15c“ 10c- / // g . . 4‘ 127-129 Washington St. Phone 105 V Opposite lioyt's Theatre. .. , g a \ \ 0 so, , - 125 WAONINOTO‘N 8T. ' 3 . .r' J... - . \ . “CLEAN UP—PAINT UP." A G R l - Best Household Paint. Stains and as ange BUY \. . Varnish "Wakeslnsu-ner «00km. 10¢ A CAN. . a 8:. Yes, lore Hazelt CONN. 00. REPORT ON HOLIDAY 'Y accmcms Guaranteed Quality. _lllli_| “Ill, enloyable. ‘ on Gebersi Mansfiel- John K. Puuder- __ , ‘. ford of the Connecticut Company. said ‘ . ' . You Spend a great deal of time i ' ‘ * this morning; "The trolley tunic “0‘0“" 5.10& 25¢ Slim your kitchen. Think, please, o'fii I 0a 1 Monday was very hegvy throughout" 28.32 89. Main St. ~ '80. Norwslk. the many hours you are com- " gf ‘ a.“ the state. Despite this fact. up to lo . - , _‘ pellcd to. put in there, and think i .’ ‘37; oclock yesterday mor g we heard of , of those war days last Summer. no accidents at any. kind having bop Then ask yourself this question, Then. WCH_&SORCO pencil on our system." . Can I afford to go throughl in; ‘ v.9. rim .. , 1-.oi a .2 . 1-". It was further said at the unless of ,. other Summer Without 21 GAS . tn. $1; 1!! WATER IT. the Connecticut Company that there RANGE? ' .. » . a. _ iwas little delay “W?“ in the run- ' ning of the cars: and but everything “we ' went along as smoothly as on any A Gas.“ “YO“ ‘ ~. 5 ‘ . m... a... kitchen means: Special Musno ._._. . i ‘ ——Houaewives watch Sentinel Want gogAéhg'HALF HOLIDAY EVERY “TURPAY EVEN-"‘6‘ Ads when the need of a new "help" COOK' A COOL e . ; ' Mom up. KITCHEN. A COMFORTA- . Chffm-d Hotel _ .. nglliIl-IOUFE’ AND' ‘A BIG . . r‘ , . A G N YOUR FUEL . ,» . / ‘ ~ . . ~ BILL. ' ' .1 Dorlon House S A V E . ‘ Rathskel er. (Gregory Boulevard) . . . Can you about to lie - Nora—m- w-neoiromciln - E... Norralk MONEY wilhoulall oi this 7 m w , / , Opens Maya. _ ,. , . . _ _/ 7 . Sigfigsmggnggp‘aglwgt Arrange for next winter’s coal USE A GAS RANGE COOKED TO ORDER. ‘ supply now. Summer Prices Are ___.._.___....__. Now in Effect. —-—-— Fur 3 JOHN E O'SULLIVA" 53°F TALK rr oven WITH Grant! 4 lit nun iiiuiii um i no Bilil’iil- Refreshed and Repair- ed at Steamer Prices We insure your furs against loss injury. The cost is trifling—the relief from Worry and care is great. Your furs must be more than camphorcd—they must be kept in a suitably cold temperature. on: own furs are stored in the . same way. Furs that we store for you re- quire cleaning,” regular inter- vals. . We consider this a part of our services and we do it con- _§cientiously and scientifically. ‘ In fact when we repair or re- model furs during the summer months we donot notcbarge for storage. ,, YOUR DINING ROOM should be artistically furnished, a place so attractive that every meal is a delight. Pleasant sur- roundings aid good digestion. .-. We have FURNITURE FOR EVERY - ROOM and beacaflll help gzubenaked hinge ROYAII FUR €0e\ beauti com can ”ll; If” i] “I. at Homeroom?- Value . . Unredeemed Pledges Sold at ‘ Setwliicez ,ffii i. ," n,’ Money loaned on M0163 of I». ~-* - -‘ :8urety nonu’ uriou‘s' at _very. small cost. ins: mummy Kiln Come in and look over our 4mm... announcer com: . ii: ’f‘Angevinei’iSoMlo -. My .4- Trees Sprayed For the we): in' cm SJ. Iii!
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