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”line businesses transacted at
regular sendmnnutiy meeting or“
Union Couad. No. M. K. 61'
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Charles Cow. Jr. of Server
has scored a position in the
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The residents of Weapon avenue;
held the second “Neighborhood Dance"
(1 the season. last evening. in the car-1
Ipenter shop of F. 8. Gregory. There‘
'were about eighty in attendance. Mu-g
stc was furnished by a Vlelrola. 39-!
we- today, where he is attending the
of the case 01 the St. George Pa-
end W Co. tie. the Southern
mt! Telephone Co.
The Senior choir of at. Marvel
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, > ‘ will ”’0’ ‘ ““1““ m“ 9‘ vit‘eshments, consisting of ice cream:
' "1 the notion Hon... T: “as. lcones. was served. Another such al—Z
“ being glue by Rev. '1' :fzdr is being arranged tor the near
Fine. the pestor at the churchumyme
ieg will he in order after the din-
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mom or we" . ,
'. A number of the Norwalk merchants} ——
are protesting against the way that: mm“ Grant. :l "Enrol-it. Given lee.
' wd around the front of non or n an".
ID. titans cro “it's Just the “mm 01 "w r" '..
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thisone thing. Bay COAL neww
winternee. Netwhatyenleybet
value. “(Insulin-relocate
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COFFEE
The Best Value in America
South Norway
30¢ lb.
so Stamps Free
Yachting.
Tennis
WHITE PUMPS
oxford; as Beets
in wide Variety
Glover’s '
.3342.
M places at business on Wall . ‘.
Wt. Unless something is done to. “1d ”“7013, Grant, 0: 5;"“3. ton;
M. thin trouble. it is probable that . :eporterf‘ 9““ 21““ :1 a “$333“
it. city authorities will be appealed. e son or “ 5 I! 0
t”. ' States Army. Grant together with her
7 ' ter Nit'kerson of But Norwllk, Wil-
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" l b Douglas; liam Holler 0’ N“ '13“ En! Main
4tranberryciest‘n;rs ’Tl‘rank \ier- street and W. F. Keefer of No. 346
~m'1fl'l ‘2};1205' 120““,ng Wednes- Falriield avenue, Bridgeport, yegl¢p
. , day morning applied for enlistment to
it 2 th. ickcts lac. .
g ' evening, June 8 T l Corporal John A. Mullins, command-
: t of the recruiting station in Fair-
the National In
Leland ””9"" °' ,iield. Major William A. Mercer, U. S.‘
ti
3“ n ' w‘ lk, who recent “liq ‘
i k 0' M” a W I A, retired commandant of the Connec-I
Went an operation at the. Norwslki tlcut Recruiting district. was on hand
Hospital. continues to improve and ex., to m“: the new“ the predlmlnaryl
M ‘0 1“" the hospital Show" examination after which they werei
"é . sent to Fort Slocum for training. l
. Nell Pierce, of the Fairfleld tounty‘. Keefer has put one "hitch" in the:
“mlonal Bank, has ’9”er '° his du" Coast Artillcy and be it was who toohi
”glee after an illness of two days. the soldiers in charge for the trip to§
. Fort Slocum. He says he's going into‘
“‘5" Brand's ”95‘38593' spec. the service lor'n acrgt-autcy this time;
tecles tremomvlen‘ses, etc, display and expects to get it too. All the boys!
'lndm" 0' store. were enthusiastic and when told that
‘ itlie Connecticut militia had been or-
- 9'" 4 0‘ ”I" ”‘30" of the (onnecti- tiered under federei discipline were a
“‘3 Agricultural Station. at New ‘Ha'g bit peered to think that "mere militia~
i" wen, just issued. contains analyses of! men" should beat the “regulars" to
"the commercial feeding stuffs collect. ”W from.
ad by the station in the past yesr.with .
‘~dilcussion of the results, and is chiefly: BETHLEHEM KEEPS. tra roar
of interest to dnlrynieu2 ’ I gene;
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GM Fill“ “NE“ A”
END TN! Till.
Slot Men Men rm load In
Gene-en Men—Other Mae '
ten M
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Courts eleend up a little business
yuterdny and two of the. adioemed!
without date. The Huerta. criminalé
side, has been held over for state pur-‘
poses. but there was only a little busi-
ness to dispose of and the order eame
to close up the May term for good.
The next session will be in Septeu
her.
The Common pleas, criminal. also
ended its easy doings. There was a
chap from Danbury named William
A. Jackson. alleged to have run a slot
machine in his saloon. He failed to
appear and his bdhi of $100 furnished
by iii. J. Cuff. Danbury'a Democratic
leader was iorielted to the state. Then
came the order to adjourn without
date. The next session is duo the
first Tuesday in September, but it.
will hardly open quite so soon.
Open for Special Busineee.
Supreme court, civil aide. is held
open (or some special business. That
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The unplug" oi the M. N. Maye-
non compeny. oi Merwin street, will
enjoy an outing at Roton Point on
‘ l'fldAy of this week. Dinner will be
-' lowed to the employee. alter which
dancing will be enjoyed. The Ster-
* ling-Wallis“: orchestra has been en-
...[eged to furnish inusic tor the oc-
fie-lion
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This month's issue of Thc New Enu-
llnd Farms, a paper published for the
promotion of nurlculture. contains
eome pictures taken by Charles H.
Dilworth. the secretary of the
walk Chamber of Commerce. The pic.
tures were taken on the farm of John
L-llunt. of Ridgeileld. at a recent field
day of the Falrflcld County Farm Bur-
7 Dan. on Mr. Hunt‘s farm.
There will be a meeting, Thursday
“night, at the club. of the committee
. or the Court Laurel Club. A card and
:1. Hence party will be held Friday even-
‘ ”his. June 80. Complete. arrangements
f» lot the some will be made.
‘7 Tickets may be secured. Fri-
day evening, at the Club house, for
those who neglected them before.
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The business men of the First dis-
, met are planning to have a “Mer-
" M’ Day" in Norwiillt some time
‘3 W the latter part of July or the
1 I Fanny port of August. It is planned to.
.1 l m on aviator who would make sev-
Dfll‘mu during the day, and thus
berth. crowd in the city the whole
day. A meeting of the comnittee will
'%e 398 this week, at which time plans
all] he perfected.
4‘52
TheSOuth Norwaik
Trust Co.
“'— 1W“!
'rhe Trusteee have order-
ed that interest at the rate
“so! ‘Fottr Per Cent. per an-
?n’t-iisu credited to the de-
Mint! in the Savings :35.
' lElli for tile Current six
motion ending June goth,
. :6. Plyable on‘ and titer
Wotan-tins Julytet.
“ ‘, snow.
Nor- ‘
let. «mu-orator. g f-C
. was not ready today and an adjourn-E
jment was taken until Thursday. The
case is expected to last about two
days. i
Attorney George M. Mara appear-i
ed belore Judge Howard J. Curtis anal
iasked his honor to hear the divorcel
petition of Frank iiegedu‘a. but hiel
honor declined. The case in rather:
iwhere a strong protest was presented peculiar. llogcdua' first wife dcsertedi
l against the nbolisbment oi the Beth-i him some years ago. lie seems to have:
llehem post ofiicc und the serving of, married again. another of those as~t
its patrons by a star route servicefisumcd divorces. Now he finds his
‘irom \\'utcrtown untl thchiicld. [first wife living after his second is,
i The pest ofl'lcc dcpartmt‘nt omcialsithc mother of two children. He isi
.promlsed to cancel. the proposedfasklng for e divorce from his first;
routes and indicatcd that the Beth-.wltc on the ground of descrtion. lie!
’ lchcui post olllcn Would be retainedi will then marry the second one.
and a rural carrier supplied at that
office.
i WASHINGTON. June 28.—Aa a rib-
sult of an indignation town meetlht
held in Bethlehem last Friday, a
committee consisting of cit-Senator
Dayton and .ibncr Hayes of Water-
bury. a summer resident of Bethlehem.
came to Washington and were accom—
panied to the post other department
lby Congressman James P. Glynn.
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SOLDIERS AWAY; TRIAL P081.
~— ..PONED. I
lpoerAsre‘ns MAY JOIN MthA,’ \VATERBURY. June 28-~Becnuse
I sAvs BURLESON the two most important witnesses
, were on their way to Mexico with the:
'Department Ready to Grant LeavcaConnecticut troops. Judge Home in‘
~~ot Absence to Any of n; Employee. the superior court was today obliged;
A notice which postmastcrs received| to postpone the C389 09 William Kcm-t
yesterday from the postmaster gener-t DN'. ChMKEd Willi SiRlUIOTY “5011. DC-
al's office in Washington, says tliat,i positions were ordered taken.
in view ofthe President's call tor the ‘
mobilization of the National Guard,1—D0n‘t try to and permanent storage
- leaves of absence. without pay, maygroom for someihlnc you .may never
be granted to any employees in the!“8 again—but use a Sentinel "For
postal service who expect to be away Sine" “-
wlth the militia. In the event that it
is absolutely necessary that their
places be filled, they-may be removed
from the roll, without prejudices, and.
will be reinstated to their former
places or grades. upon their return.
For Unto-date Service Call
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral Director and EmbalIne
‘ Ollie. and Reeldence
Telephone 904
54 So. Main St, 80. Norwallt
JUDGES REFUSE To HEAR
HEGEDUS DIVORCE ACTION.
An ellort was made this morning by
a local attorney to have Judge Curtis
in the_§ivil Superior Court, hear the " *
divorce case of Frank Hegodus, of
Norwalk. against Susie Hegcdns. oi:
the same place, but the Judge refused.
The action came before Judge Webb
a few days ago and he refused to
hear it.
Hegedua has two wives and he
wants to get a divorce from his first
wife so that he can legally marry the
second one with whom he has been
living. Two children were born to
the second m if 1‘
, LOOK!
I sham profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
genomes tin made into More. hand-
made. painted inside, tin rooting,
plumbing and heatlrx.
“Stormtzght” g'inranteed aspire]!
roonng. 1 ply. 81.45. guaranteed 8
years. 2 plle.“ guarantee to years
HENRY A. HEGILIIN
’ so unmet. ‘
Residence 865-4 Phone 478-!
* Refrigeratms
in chute, oil and see stoves. in
cream freeze". Infinite“,
SUNDAV—iéilOOL some more
The Congregational mammot-
oi stainiord, bride merry Sunday It
‘Roto‘n hoist, on in annual picnic.
About trendy: and girls renew hm, crown-i M will
tom on trolley oars “1:15 a; mum «my noun, "WW ”1.“,
the return wu‘iaue‘aiontllaop..nr. W hesitate. new whee
A collation "immu- tier; W94.“- .. p . j
In charge m Mierfiflla W“
a.
(I .
All Kinds or Fish
Long and Round Clams
Lobstera and Soft Crabs
Daily by
Come and See a Sanitary Fish Market
Express
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MA RKET
Flannel
71
and reg
North Main St.
faction.
CONNEALLY
.1 WAOHW mm .
um
lenient at Pier
On and After May 0th
Freight will be received at Pier 45
not River Foot 0! Jeeheon Street hr
WALK. eo. NWALK WEI?-
VOIT. ROWAYTON .AND DMIIN
the Analog J. with 1'th
Linen inn.
No zigzagnustm I
We have all Arterial: m-
in our unpley whom you
tron in your home. We are
paging the highest mu“
1) cue for all ' do of lush.
Feather Bede a specialty.
WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.
3 Rowan St. E. Not-walk.
Tel. 44:. Tel. 441.
ii You um
Any Junk
3“ S. Jaile
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eifron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalir.
Bill Takes the Cake
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
Cause I don't like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
.But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son can't you go to live Monroe
And get some cahq for tea?
I allers speaks up just as quick
And per-lite no can be—
I'd love to go to he Monroe
And get some cake for ten:
BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE 81'.
r. s. tron.
Good Job Printing
Beet Paper, loot Work; ”Prince.
88 NORTH MAIN mm
8. NORWALK
Bonu‘onewhomnoew.
”commencement.
lateet~ltyloeh€aehom
mm
Mes' White Boots
of Washable Kid
On oi the mat attractive models of the seam
White Silk Stockings
Of the most reliable makes. that are sure to give satia-
PHONI W
81 BRACKEN
m0”! 141“
.1
THE GOOD
SUMMER TIME
will be pleasant indeed it you do
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some of our
,WILLow on RATTAN
FURNITURE.
it is so big and roomy. so cool and
comfortable you will be glad to get
tired in order to enjoy its restful-
neu to the full. We have such
furniture in not! or in single pieces.
Plenty of patterns. only one qual-
ity—the belt.
1A. summon
I 134-136 Washington St. So. Norweiit
; TREE W0llli
OF ALL KINDS
SPRAYING
IN SEASON
Beaupain 81 Saunders
S. Norwalk. Phones 25:43, r762-5
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic la the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Evan it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
{realm in the dilioront organs end
in
OLD
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve on
tons in your body. Female troubles
Rm rectum tang
man I!
re new
v'vv'vvvvvv
Chiropractors remove the'cauae of
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
Steam Dying 3: Cleaning' Co.
~BRIDGEPORT—
Formerly known as irldgeport Steam Dyeing d Lien-in. a. 5
Mk Dreeeu. Giovee, Bienkete and Lace Curtains Cleaned. .
Telephone ens. H. LYNGE, Prop. 233 M t. Brim
‘- \
in seven,
The Cap?
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OPTICIAN
@n’EiquisiE'Pi‘cmrek'}
r‘ l :
suiieble' for framing
included F REE. with,
[PicromT ~lliivuaw
tog JULY
James ‘Donneiiy ..s..........
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
colors'
On SaleZNow"
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438
RIIUILT TVPEWTERS — L. C.
Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
makes, sold. rented
repaired. lientals, 83
per month. Kiarhiues
raid at 85 per month
Ms. DONNELLY
to South Main Street. South Norwaik
Ex me 'n ee
t it g T th
was it slow and painful operation as
pcriormed by the old time doctors‘fbui
by the aid of modern instruments and
scientific developments the tortures
have been eliminated.
l have given special time and study
to this branch of dentistry; l have the
lilii‘Sl and best instruments: 1 have the
most perfect system, and l have had a
large experience. and am well equip
ped. in every way, to extract teeth
painlessly, skilfully and satislnctorliy.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 So. Main BL, no. Norwalk, Conn.
Sunday: by appointment only.
HomOnnthmJTtoapJn.
' EYES EXAMINED FREE
The Reed & Voik
The Only Fully Equipped
‘Phoue 805—50 So. Main'St.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bik.
Electrical Co.
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
'AUTO SUPPLIES
_—
or 'r—fi.
Be Smells A
FRlSlllE’S
Made in ,the Cleaners Plant-
Aak Your Grocer for Them.
from the beat fresh fruits
obtainable. '
Insist on them at your ree-
taurants. '
A NEW snowmo or;
wasn Burrs
ALSO moratorium
Norwalk Chronicler