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NORWALK TO HAVE EXHIBIT.
Vegetables. Emit and Canned Good!
Will Have Place There.
Local members of the Bow and
Girl-11' t‘lub. whith has been organized
in connection with the Fairfit'ld t‘oun-
in Farm Bureau, are greatly interestEd
1111 the exhibits which the local branch
‘1 of the club will make at the D1111bu1y
Fair this y.ear
The Norwalk youngsters will enter
That’s All
vegetables, fruits and canned goods.
and will compete with like organiza-
.tions of the county. ,
68 Water Street
Tel. 721 ‘
Harris 81 0303'
i The loral judging team still also at-
tend the fair this year and will assist
in judging the various exhibits.
The following information regard'
the f1uit and vegetable (19113.! 11111111:
Class 1 H—Corn
Ten best 111.15 of sw eet torn.
Ten best 0111's old‘lint or Dent.
Prizes: lst. 82; 211d, 91; 3rd. 750.
Glass 2.—Potatoes.
Best plate of six early potatoes, any
1 .l
1
variety.
ta-r‘ Best. plate oi six lute potatoes, any
* " variety.
‘ Prizes: 1111. 31.51;; 21111.51; 3rd,.30c.
Class 3.~Garden.
Group inmost collection of any the
vegetables. I
Prizes: 181,32; 2nd, $1. 50; 3rd, 31.
Group. 0 -Best exhibit of any product
listed below. 9
City News
Crushed stone 11nd gravel are being
placed on Hamilton Marine and is be»
ing rolled down by a steam roller.
Number given opposit .
each to be the. number exhibited:
augudttss, :5; pumpkins, 3; cabbages,
3; watermelon, 3: 11119111,
carrots, bunt-11 of 5: p11 ritnips, bunch of
1'»; tomatoes. plate of f1; largest squash;
largest cabbage; cucumbers, plate of
:1 ripe; rut-timbers, plate of- 3 green;
peppers, plate of 5; onions. plate. of 5;
turnips. plate of 3; string beans, 1
quart (pod); llma beans, 1
{pod}; lint-.1 beans, 1 quatt tsbelled);'
largest pumpkin; largest turnip.
Prizes: 1111, $1.50; .nd, 3]; 31d, 50C.
At 7:45 this owning the first fall
meeting of the Mizpalt Circle of 1‘16
South Norwalk Baptist church will be
‘held,
The Second Norwalk company 01
Home Guards met for regular drill last,
evening. (.‘1tpt. (‘harles B Milne was
in conunand.
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The Republican (‘itt tommittee will
'1meet tomorrow evening. The meetinu 11011 or venetablcs
had been scheduled 1‘01: last evening. Puzes. 1’” 9
., 2nd $1. 1'10; 3t',tl 51.
~th was postponed. Class 4.
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—All eyeglass and spectacle repairs
any lens duplicated at Chas, Brand‘s.
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leet of table space
and flowers
are entered 1111 ptize. Silxer 111111.,
(‘tttne in and see out new line of
Class 5.
New Testaments manic of khaki cloth,
and fountain pens lot the boys who are
zoinu away to ramp, Donnelly‘s, 11;
South M11111 street. .
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—THURSDAY DINNER mom i
at the (‘ountry Club. Why not make'
reset'vatton now. 1 “
group {01:
licst record book
Best picture of club p1olect.
Best story of home work
i ' L ' a statement indicating the group in
which products are to be. judged Own-
Permits have been taunt-'1 to the fol
lowing people for wiring: Mrs. Martha
Olsen at her home at 40 Fort Point
Road: Mrs. William Tracey at 0 Chap-
el street, and Mrs. “010“ 1R. Beers at 3
Leonard street, 1
ten plainly.
Class 6.~—Pigs.
For the best breeding sow.
For the heaviest animal.
For the best record book to date.
Prizes: 1st, 33; 2nd. 92; 3rd, $1.
THREE INJURED
WHEN AUTO HITS
Electors will be admitted on Satur-
day at the followinu ltlaces by tho so
lecture-n and the town clerk. The
places where tht‘1 sclectmen anti the.
town clerk will meet and the tlmo ol' 1
meeting 11110 from 9 a. m. until 2 p. :11.
at the Town t'tllll‘l room. on \anI
’ 1treet, in the First Taxing District, and,
Irom2 until? [1. 111.. at the (‘ttv Uoun-i
cll room, at the (‘itv Hall '
1Conttnueo from first Pogo.)
The wt». 1110mm. Hartfo: d, ownet
men who ate qualifying to be admitted it‘ll side 0; face. :crgaihfd
as voters so that they can cast their mature
names appear on the women‘ s list of 1“ .111
it"htonn against the trolley c1111.
these places. was picked up unconscious.
‘ '(m‘ivetd.
bunch of 5;}
quart I
(lump 3—] '1rg 1st and best collec-
Best exhibit by a town or city in 10
‘ither canned
ptoducts, tin 01 311155.01 vegetables
if two 01 more exhibitsI
Prizes of $1 and 751 each for lst and
2nd places will be awarded under this
ill entt 11211 must be accompanied by
ers' 111111111 and address must -be writ-
A TROLL’I‘Y CAR
Joint .l. Byrnes. No, 299 Farmington
and driver.
Kennedy probably 1eceivctl 11 [rue
vote on the “Chm” question and whom tured skull besides deep cuts on the
111? was sitting on tho left
voteis to he made, will also appear at: hand side or the 111111 seat and “1;:
Missott was 11d 11;: in the. front seat
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preached {tom the oppositt 111 1.11:11 on occasions
The auto and the (II met lteadou.’
111111011511 the trolley tracks were on
:he mirror 1:: .1 the auto '
1111, diitt'tir‘ ‘1 “ * W8
imp. “ct Terrific.
The impact was terrific. The front
part of the troll-Ty cat was caved in,
the front fender smashed to bits and
the doors in the front part of the
car split. The automobile was wreck-
ed. The left 31111: was crushed in. the
frame buckled and the left wheel pull-
ed on. The machine was driven from
the right side. and to the old style
of the car Byrnes Ives his Life.
blurted Throudr Air.
Missett and Kennedv were buried
through the sit and into the trolley
while. Hyde. who u s suing on the
right hand side of the roar seit, 11.11
thrown forward into the wreckage. of
the front seat and received a bad
St‘alp wound that bled treely. lie
u
to...
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:was taken to the home. 011 William
Gammons, Where Mrs. Gammuns’
eave firs-raid t1-1-1a1111em, 'ztopping the.
flow of blood until Dr. T. G. Sloan
fl‘he woman's assistance
1n1ay have say-ed his life. Dr. Sloan
superintended the removal of Missett
in Halloran‘s ambulance to the hos-
pital in this city.
them.
1 Michael Novella sat in the center
' of the rear seat. ‘He also was thrown
forward and his collar bone is be
lieved to have been fractured by 1111:
pact with the front seat.l(ennedy and
Hyde were taken to the hospital in
Halloran's touring cat: and Henry
Uettleton, superintendent of the MIn-
thester trolley lines. took 1 ‘otello to
tl1e,sa'me‘ institution in his touring
1 car
Many Narrow Escapes.
There have been many narrow es-
‘capes at the svelte of the accident.
The curve is a sharp one. For some.
time the state has had under advise
ment a plan to do away with it by
having the road follow a‘ northeast
line and join Adam's street in about
‘the vicinity of the bridge over the
Hockanum River.
it is one of the1 bad spots in (‘on-‘
thecticutll 01 people unltunilim with
the road but it is said that Byrnes
lat one time 11 road builder, knew it
well and had ttaveled it on many
t
g 60 NorthMam SI.
'u'etitation o-f t‘m
'one of the first
Byrnes went with
a
BLOUSES
week end sale on lingerie blouses.
Regular $2.98 value lor $1.98 and
Special prices on all the
higher priced merchandise.
THE LITTLE ‘SHOPV
lnvectlgaflon Started.
Chief 'of Poles Samuel C.
of South blanched-'1' heron 1.11 1.1
5.1.».‘dt'ill. lie 1113:-
lo 111.1114 after 1'
happened 11nd be interviewed t .-1
[1‘0131'3' «new,L Byrnes and those (:1 111. .1
injured who were able to talk. N11
arrests were made last night, pending
in further investigation and the not
(some of Misxsett’s and Kennedy‘s in
juries.
Kennedy i< wellknown in local
sporting circles He promoted the
East Hartford boxing matches sev-
eral years ago and has long been in-
terested in home racing. together
with Byrnes. Byrms. until last 111.1-
tumn, ran a hotel in Windsor Locks.
He sold it to Harry BrUsie. the horse
man. Novello‘s occupation, is a trav-
eling salesman.
Gordon"
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and our
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TORY COMBINATION—neat.
and distinctive in appearance;
easy and etfectuul in its hold
*upon the nose.
Before you purchase let: our
OGULIST examine your eyes.
This service is offered without
extra charge.
1- THAMER
Ocullnu, Optometrlttl, Optlclum
“The House of Good Gluten"
IT Atlantic Sq" Sumlord, Conn
Open Sat. eve. untll 9 o’clock
Established 1891
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50. NorWallt
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A few oddsizes in Kiddies
Silk Poplin Middle:
Children’s Middies in white
SPECIALS ~
trimmings and bluewith whitetrtmmtngs 75c
verylawlelt
‘ HOUSEDRESSES
House Dresses in small sizes in white and colors 75c
1. I. MALLETTE
in all white, white with blue
$1.39
with stripedoollars and cuffs; 11
50c
Everything is second to government
requirmuents this year, and it is said
that there will be no excursion trains
to the Danbury Fair this year. But'
this is not so serious 11 matteruto
either the. Fair 01 to the thousands
who attend as it would have been}
a few years ago for last year the
railroad excursions handled only te 11
per cent. of the 70,000 and over that
visited this great Fair. lf‘1the autos
and motor ’buses could carry 63.000
to and from without mishap last year
they can certainly be depended upon
.to finish up- the job and carry the
remaining number.——Ansonia Senti-
nel.
EVIDENCE
What you possess today is
evidence of whm fill:
yesterday. Reno
fact, it in easy to understand
that; twenty five years hence
you will be financially in '
or financlull
"brake" in accordance
What fill me Saving not}.
Today you are better able to
earn a save mono.
without the law:
that you may enjoy them
later in life. 11111111111111
wit earn 4 per cent. com.
.11. '. Hum. .. mu. “ ,h
near the 13,111,11191 the drive:. and was
hurled hendfirst against the trolley.
Physicians believe. his skull was fruc-
tured at the base. 11nd that his neck
was b11.oken He did not regain con-
sciousness while beimur removed to
the hospital
Going to Rockville Fair.
T1119 men wete going to Dyrnes's
semi touring car to the opening of the
lRockviile Fair. The) 111111111 the run
“Thom the main Food 111 Love Lane,
l‘Munchester and intended » to go
through Hilliardeville. Bucklnnd and
Manchester. instead of through to the
center of South Manchester." There
is a bad curve at what is known as
Coopers switch. As their automobile
rounded the curve. going in an easter-
ly direction, the trolley car, of which
Robert Warner was motorman, ap-
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Prompt Auto Delivery
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Phone 113.3
137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
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(Gregory Doulevardl
1 East Norwallv
' Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND aw
KINDS OF SE'A FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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Telephone 720
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Budfll By Appointment. 01111
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe Ind:
We m'now able to supply our /_
matomers with PIES. made In. .
arder each day]. We also baud"
SUGAR nuns and com!“
tunes in addition to our regulu- .j ‘
flock.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
91' Se“; E
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on Poland“?
Late Examln
U. S. Patent
Office
9 1‘11”. MAIN STREET
uninczrort' 1‘. comment?
a 4:1:
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGI?‘
RATES TO NEW YORK
I'HE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN.»
PORTATIOU LINE. Inc.
Freight boat lcavar °1er 45, In,
River, P'N— York (foot. 31 Jackal,
St.) every any except Sunday, It 9 a.
m. Freight received at Norwulk' up.»
I p. m. end at South Norwulk up.“
i: 80 p .m
ZELUFFfS
Drug Store
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
59 Wall Street.
Nor-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford. in Gald or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mounting;
Thorough examination of the eyel.
dons promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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It has been truly said that “saving is the key that unlocks
the door of increased opportunity and greater prosperity. "
Therefore, the best, surest and safest way to get ahead in
the world is to open an account with a strong financial insti-
tution.
This Bank invites you to— .
Test its strength by investigation!
Test its service by trial!
The City National Bank
South Not-walk, Gonn.
Ir:—
11101111 Main Street:- _
833uPhonos--1532§f .
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S m I t n. vnderw
.. Remington, all out
.11 . makes, sold,
repaired.
per month. MuchInol ;
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
155 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgdnort. cum.
it You Have
IT To
Successor to Wm. min
Phone 99
Norwalk
The 111515110.
Styles
- * All oi the new lasts and leathers in-
cluding many. novelties are now ready
FOr Men and Women
With Reliable Hosiery 01 all
Grades to Match.
You are oordlflly invited to inspect then.
I: thlum Suede.
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South Nonnlk.
37 Fort Street,
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