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NOR WALK
SOCIE T
and Personal
NEWS
.John Russell or Catnip 111111111, L. l..
spent the week-end with friends in the
city, returning to camp last evening.
speak of the dramatic qualities of his
attract immense audiences during the‘
run of her photoplay.
deals with the adventures of a wealthy
amateur Sherlock Holmes. in tracinsl
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“Cheerful Charlie” dom't
tollallheknowa huthcaaya
'at that recent ,‘the
but looking aaita. frock coats
and cutaway: were worn by
our customers.
Our Liz-.01ark or Mr. Slauson
are authority on what to wear
for special occasions.
Hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p.
m. Consultation free.
It is true a man was killed, and a res
peeted Judge at that. but the homicide
Miss Emily Schleech has returned to
her home, 13 Harriet street, aftet a
visit to Morriatown, N. .l.
defence of her honor The dramatic
Estory create. the heart interest an
comedy are ltappllv combined and will
interest all alike.
ed upon
TheodoreiClark of Camp Devens,
Ayer. Mass, has been spending several
ldays in South Norwalk.
garet Tumbull, a famous scenarioist
.F‘orcoast for \orwalk and vicinity: .
Donald Crisp directed the production.
hm! cloudy and slightly coolet to Miss Mildredh. D1keman of George
night: Tuesday fair; light north to
w winds. Showeres ha1e occurred
during the last twenty- four hours in
the Upper Mississippi Valley, the Lake
melon. Northern New England, and on
Rogers 81 Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
The Casino 1estu1'ant at Roton Poiill
mun, is spending the day with Miss
Viola Voight of Burritt avenue.
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_l Mr. and 111's. Joseph Twining of New
_‘Blitain were v'isitms at the home of
‘llr. and M111. \l. G. LeCouni o1c1' the
1955 of tomorrow." Pauline Frederick
or ac'rnesSi-zs or
When asked her opinion on “the act-
'2 The 11011111111111 or“.- Wallace Reid 111111 11 'W‘ff'm
supported to tan Uttle. ‘ picture act, tense. which is her latest Paramount
recs of no little prominence. not i0 ”“99“” 15 to be “'0'“ '1 the P“
newest vehicle. should be sufficient to “00'” “d "mm“ “2
thrills which the development of the Walk comrades. Hugh Marr'on
d T'on1 Carioni
lPAULINE Faeoamcxs OPINION 111 a 11111.11 11111 factory before 111111111111.
1 TOMORROW" with the Blues
land a little sister.
"’ mammal-annual”
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“taco-alt.“ “realm-Io-
boluanacatiimiatao-ethiaaofn,
lama ”matmmm'
timid arts" dwellaaaa all-around
“Ira. Danes Do»
ace Theatre today and tomorrow after
:15. 1:15 and
The story of “The House of Silence" WILLIAM ARLINGTON
SAYS HE IS WELL
The parents of William Arlington.
the prepetrator of what is believed 93 “no is with the former New Haven
be a murder in amysterious dwelling. Blues at the front, received a let-
tel from him on SaturdAy that dea~
pite the tremendous strain and being
in the thick of it he has escaped
was committed by a young woman in without a scratch.
But be told of the missing of Nor-
and
whose families are
close friends. and word was at once
sent to them and they immediately
The picture is has- received confirmation of the bad news
the novel of Elwyn Barromand the information that Challes 1.1'.
and the scenario was written by M8?“ Kenny was also missmg.
Tony Carioni was Well—knwon in
local ltalian circles and recently
awarded the Distinguished Service
medal for bravery in action, he work‘
Hugh hlart'on is
another 11'-ellknov1n young man. ant
has a lather Hugh Matron, a ntothel..
lecently said at the Paramount studios \Irs. Henderson wife of the chef
‘at the Norwalk Countr1 Club, who
it as sing fo1 the photol .
‘wlgite' :lres. thng: Defense": ”file has just returned front an extended
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lvisit in Delaware, has received word
ROUTES 0’ tomorrow? "‘1' she will be that her son was killed in action in
a wonderful all-around sort of a wo France some time ago.
'man who will have studied who will
'be a cosmopolitan who will he a .\'1 l
guist and who will be familiar with all
the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts will be 00911 for the season on Salur
Slight disturbances central this morn- d") June 294-
' 111;. over Montana and Iowa ate calls 1 ~
N considerable cloudy weather, burl The What‘soever Circle 01‘ K1111 ~'
"11111111111211 precipitation. The tempera; Diughtels Wi“ meet With Mrs Ehuet
lures are abo1e the. normal in the (“‘6' of “0“”‘031 “”110er after-
"Western districts lnoon at 2‘30 0'91001‘.
weekend.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor
and son Gerald of Fairfield avenue
spent Sunday with friends in New Jel'
sey.
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! Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldschtnidt
WEATHER. A YEAR, AGO
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Fair..
\ stated convocation of Washington
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Lounsbtn'y £1 Bissell
' City News
CARNIVAL CONTINUED TILL.‘
TUESDAY
under auspices of Lorkwood Baseball.
‘ Club
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; 'Mr. and Mrs, Etlcar G.
' 143' Main street.
that their son Edgar G.
.has successfully
. lions and- received his diploma from
'tho‘t‘rauklin Union Training detach.
merit National Army. which reCelvc
)their training in Boston. and expects
Murphy,
have received‘ word
tMut'ph 1'.
'elry store. Washington street.
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of pigs mrivcd in town Saturdm after
', 1111011 and the 111111111 stock was dis
11311911; or L, H Johnson reached the
corner of West and Molt avenue of
:1: 30 o'clock. and in a short time fully
‘ 1,1111“ of the load of pot'kers wete sold.
‘ ,West avenue and
r. was taken by the waiting customers
' who were anxious to procure the no
11111111 pigsand. show their fine spirit
”of cooperation with the work of the
County Farm gurcau.
Samoa ,bANn .
to sail for France within a short time.
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Jaslllohnblé: Jewelry, Brand's Jew.‘
manufacturing
company was held this morning at the
office of the company in Winnipauk.
Jack Guarnieri of the U. S. A.
. “America.” is spending a brief lea1e of
[absence at his home.26 Water street
lie is looking well and is feeling line.
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i The linden vol-Circle of King's Dough-V
lters 11'ill111ee1 with S. W. Kelly, of
3o’clock. The red bags committce
1, ‘ will be entertained by the blues.
passed his examinai
The recent hard rains washed llam-
ilton avenue hill quite badly and piled
up the crate! and cobble stones over.
the gutter and sidewalk at the corner
of Springr street.
An exhibit of the work completed by
cooking and designing
Srnlm and
.lhe sewing.
'cluscs m the
noon in the domestic science labor
story in the Senior High school on
West avenue.
Visiting 803111 of the
at the
The Latiics‘
Norwalk Hospital 1111111111131
5 From there be came to tho corner .11 Country Club on Thursdnyt o sow fol
1361-111 Main str,cet the new Hospital and owing to tltc “101‘!
T where the temaindér .11 the consigment club generosity invite all ladies who
ate interested. whether members 01
not to join them in this work There
will be someone in charge from ten
o'clock in the morning through 11‘-lei
noon.
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lmpor tant changes
radars-free 111111111111 at the Pariah
lilouae at 3 o 'clock. under the auspices
'ol the Knights of Kin. Arthur.
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Junior High,
The last of the three consignments St‘homs Will be hi‘ld Wednesday after. High ””9“ announce ”‘9 engagement
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motored to Atlantic City ‘Friday,-and
Jere Clark. who has been ill with
pneumonia for the past month is about
again and his friends are pleased to
1 see him.
\its Cook of Portland lie. is spend
ing a ten days with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Ferris of Wash
inglon street.
; Hugh Durkin of Bethel has been vis-
iting in South Norwalk. where he met}
a nuntbcr of old friends. who were.
of Seaside Place, WedneIsday afternoon at lilvar‘t‘d l0 391' him
Ralph ll.tl1'egor1'.who ls employcd‘
111i the Bebtlchem Motors company at,
Allentown, Pa, spent the week—end at
his home. «1 Gibson court. ‘
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.\l r. and 317s. l'. W. Champion of:
1 Washington street, left Saturday on an?
. automobile trip to New London. where‘
they will remain for a week. I
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Mr and Mrs. Charles F Green of 30’
w.
of tl1el1 daughter Charlotte to H uold
A Mead the. South Nol'wnlk drutzgiu' t !
The \lisses Roslyn Marcus and Eslhcré
Lavine of New lork have returned to
their homes. :tilet spending the week
end with the 'l‘arlov s on lii 1111111;
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. “'ltitncy'of;
the Norwalk Armory. gave a surprisol
011 the. _'.'1th birthday of Mrs Fmil1i
Contsiock of North Wilton. Gucstsh
were present. including .llrs.‘ Willlau
LCraw Mr. and hits Joseph Battlem,;
of passenger Mrs. lncz Prall.0sc:1rSniffen and 0th l.......... M...
. which 6
g enough to deliver her 1ery pronounce .
of the arts from poem to cooking.i
like a rather
TODAY 1 hauler, ND' 2" R' A' it. W1” be "PM spent the week—end at that popular re elusive. That sounds I
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‘ 'l‘cnipl'rature: High, ht); lounider‘ee “m be conhned. '~-—' "sllouldem ol the actless of 1111110110
but she will be a
you mark my words." With which
the famous star turned to her knitting
she had fotsakcn just long
views on her successor.
ll e1cr thele was an actr ‘
could reach the high standard set b
bid to fulfill them.l,
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UNFROTEC‘I‘ ED DRIED FRUITS.
KHa
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woodland has an: Paul).
will have reason to “be proud of the
new hotel
Tito Quinlan! House in the roar will
also receive many improvements but
just what the future of this place will
be has not been decidded as yet.
By acquiring this property Messrs.
Harris and Gans become one/of the
largest real estate owners in the city}
and under their able direction it is ex-
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William.
pected that the hotel will become one
of the best paying businesses in town. i
The Cliflord Hotel was erected sevv
oral years ago by Mrs. Harry Pepper.
now of Hartford a former resident ofl
Norwalk, and until last fall was con-
sidered a good paying investment, but!
due to a number of unfortunate deals‘
{wasstmuwttvrnvsavu
o mTHE BRASS CHECK" o
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The Metro photoplay “The Brass
Conplota instruction for homo .Check," showing at Regent Theatre to-
«unique! mfilllnunt to
toll» I
ommhabn. Waahhgton. D. C.. on-
1 1111.11 Fredctick it is 1191 beautiful 59“ Spain a two-cant Ina-p for pooh...
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' MADGE .‘KENNEDY
THE DANGER GAME
GOLDWIW PICTURES
Scene from “The Danger Game" at: rring Madge Kennedy. at the Regent
Theatre tomorrow.
] day.
N ‘, II. radon d "paper upon appli- ‘
e. a who WI!
_ GAIN muons. , .
0m SOLD ON TIM: PAY‘
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Used can Listed With Me Sold on
MCommiasion.
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Austin sGarage
‘ ' Phona 1959. Seaview Ava.
F." we is; some i
M RCUERITE CLARK; now am sonar meant.
aiIQicl lb, Matt. Poonfilati “mum-8 ”in 0L”
_ . {P11 / amouoams 1 ,
AT THE PALACE THURSDAY AND 3 Rowan 8:" EFFRONPhom M
FRIDAY WITH VAUDEVILLE
A LARGE ASSORTMEHT 0!. ’
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
North Pole, Alaska, Wh'uo
Mountain
Prices $1.75 up
Albert P. tickets
8 WM It. 80. Ronni.
Pro-p! Delivery. Pbona m
BATTERIES Witt. FREEZE m
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
"are you will meet a thoroughly.
competent storage batery expert who
will give authorativo advice in thin.
cannectlon.
We recharge, repair and store bah
lei-lea.
A rental battery for any make of can
can be obtained at any time.
568 NO. Main Street
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
80. Nomi!
Nephone 338
01111111 Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars , -
Ford Repairing and Parts. ,'
TIRES AND TUBES AT BAI-
an Factory 2111! in All Sin!
ion, "Dal. The bride *and groom‘ left
this aftarnoon for Atlantic City. where
111., will apond some time. .1111 will to
111511. than to their future homo in W11-
111m,
A
ANGEVINE fURNITURE CO.
much quality.
I --'- '— tr. 1111 schedules on all divisions of tho er rclntl1',es momma “
New York. New Haven & llnrtfotd: ———-~ .
Railroad will go into effect Sundai'H “’3 Nellie Battram who was " (”1‘35 [low Prices Free nehvery Wha‘ Looks worse
June, 1P1. this increased service Pill"? “0m litre Euleka Rebekahi , ‘ .. . mmufl) 0f" E E
will be established to take care of Lodge, \'0. 43 O. O. F.. and “i": B k G. . 'y‘ 1 . 9 '
summet llavel Timetables gi1lng de Alice Uhle.1'epresentinz Our Sisters“ eC mann S racer . In a Person S Allll'e IS 1‘1 l
atlcd ini‘mmatlon regarding the new Rebekah Lodge. were visitors in (we. 7 . , '
schedules will be in the hands 01': ton, Saturday, where they attended the: ‘ El‘Y Bcgt Creamery glitter (Beekmann qualitY)‘ Than Poorly Fl'ted URGENI DEMAND
agents prior [0 (h? aboi’e date. 1 annuarold Folk“; Day exercises held! .............. j .................... ‘ >
in the Odd Fellows Hall in that place, goalie}? “gangs EMT-CBC ......... lb. 200. 5 “)S. :0! gill! Glasses? _. .
William J Devine. chairman of the Bo l1 repmted having enjoyed a very‘ Agmedusr {Sui-92:1; efniklglcgzilOUMGTS 'l'b' In 26c .
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De“‘°°’“”°f “’whn °3$:f,‘;§°;,h‘}:; at, 11.111.51.11 m” __ Ready Maid Mock Turtle Soup .......... 3 cans 25c We make $1383“ mm cm- Our intenswe. thorough
sued a can lift e I) ‘ 1“ The following named )Rl‘l . cnjo 'ed Kirkma“ Borax qSOflD. ”er cake .................. 5c fill measurement of the face 30
”9"“ ‘“ “mm“ “’mmn' They w - 1 1 y 5 Mission Brand Sardines 2 cans for 25c ' courses require only a
' ~ bc 11111.1 on the evening of June 14111. a delightful motor mp to Coney Island B l P G J' """" 45 1.11 t th look "ht This
and 111.1 commie“ of delegates to and Broomynyestfldan 111.11111 1111., finartBo‘t‘fi Bure rape nice ”1.5.2.2. . . 'd'32' oc a ey mg - , short time , _
.. ' 'moose representatives to the state. Henry H. 01111111111, Mr. and Mrs. John‘ anlggl‘ev aas 0113:; Dhl‘l """" C1 c an c ca5lcl carefulness is a part of our ser- ‘ ‘ L
. ‘congresslon a county. senatorial. pro Banks, Mrs. William [R' Haase. St" Monopole Sugar C0111 250 can ............... 22C ' . ‘
;bate and representative convention Misses Gertrude K. Banks, Louise Th Be 13 f E 7 'th 1; IE 't. - ' - .dHD. -k t Vice. ,
‘will assemble in the Norwalk Assems Banks, Mae Banks. Ada Swanwick. P l 9P. .S 0 ‘ery 1112‘ 0 a an rin 3 ~— ~ ' ' ‘
bly hall on Monday evening June 1701. Edna Haase and Elsie J. Baths and 0!)“ at [1065. ' . ' ' : BUS“
> . . Messrs. Charles Ohlman. Frank Svec, . ' I ' MERRILL [SS
_and strictly safe. your The commencement festivities of the John Mulvey, William and Albert ’ ‘ HAMER E .
valuables, placed in {1.1311111111311119 class of Hillside school for Banks. Frederick L. Stock. Edward E. . _." ec mann O. “The Tin-coo Eye Service" i ,
d m d 't b :Girls will beheld on June 12.13 and 14 and Fred Haase. The entire day was ~ ‘ Oculiats, Optometrists, Opticians I collE‘JE
- rents e ePO81 OX . 12 the lav ottne 519111 at th 1 as 11 1 11 a 11 11 '- 87 Atlantic St. Stamford Conn. 1
;On Wednesday June D 1 e p e i e 1950 n t e , ’
in our great steel and con. lower school and the commencemem party returned at a late hour after 83 & 85 wasmnflmn s'rCEt Phone 1405 Open Sat. Eva. till 9 :1. «1. Eat. ll" I
piano recital will be held on Thm‘Sday' Spending a very enjoyable day. m s .. / _ my. _. #3, . 4..., .. _.._., . p...” if
crete vault, are accorded the Alumane luncheon. class day and -- i 1
b I lie It. s f senior supper exercises will be in 01' A pretty wedding was solemnized at M
a so me pro c Ion. a e der and the program will end up Wm1 St. Mary's R. C. church this morning. ‘
deposit/ rentals are .too the annual commencement 9:81:18? when Ann Frances, daughter of Mr. OUTDOOR GREAT SALE OF DRESSES, SKIRTBANDWAISTS.,
on Friday night at which timet e on and Mrs. James O'Neil of “7 Main _ _ e:- at
reasonable for you to run .teen members of the graduating 01355 street. Norwalk,‘ became the bride of F” R" [TU R E mo d813,: 3:“?8“ m The Roman. m Will find h e
. the risk of 103%!) fire ‘will receive their diploma. Thomas Luddy of Cambridge, N. Y. . ' . l
y - . Fmal clean up sale of all Spring Smuand Goats regard eta
. ‘ -——————--—-.—'—“ The couple were attended by Miss for summertime use is a fea~ of cost “we never an om. | a” | n.
theft or 0mm. we m' GRACE PAR'SH NOTES' Grace Howard Ind ROI)?” Howard of ‘ ture of our dispgay‘ “’9 have' 061110 and “vow y
vita your inspection i Monday—K. O. K. A.. Parish House. South Norwalk. Mrs. Luddy was for- the coolest of porch notices, the 1 . y'
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man on a - . .. . .
BO ""13 $4 A YEAR. ebration of the Holy Com t8 .9 Trust 'Company Of this city. and 111. are' handsome light, strong and , CIDAKS m PA MTLLINERY
i9: 30. G. F. 8. Parish House a lil-I h well'known among the younger set of weather proof. And 11 11111.1 will , , , *1
' ‘ ‘ 1 Th11rgdh:-K.O.K. A- P‘ ' the town. Mr. Luddy is connected demonstrate that our prices
1 éovm NORWM Housed 3p in. - "‘ 1 D with the DuPont interests at Wilminpl arel far‘below what you {would 33 SO. Main Sta SO. N orwalk
ord nari1 expect to 11111 or so T
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