WAR SAVINGS MAI. ..NORWALK ARMORY - MONDAY3 EVENING - JUNE 24th Hon. George W. Wickershaw S MEETING! army. was seam Attorney General In President Tatt’s cabinet, will deliver an address. An excellent program by a military band 3:. Songs by a Metropolitain Singer. The Public Is lnvited, Admissia3n Free, No Tickets. Doors Open 7:00 p. In. ' Rock-a - By e-Baby Price $1.50 The Swing for Baby. It’s Just the Thing. DONN ELLY’S 16 So. Main St. SOUTH NORWALK. —~ A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT; OF MATERIALS FOR SUMMER DRESSES InI Gingham, Percales, Foulards, Poplms, Soisettes, Batistes and .WaahSIIks. E. K. BANKS Memo Hotel Block South Norwalk. W_- wasma sonnets: 1 igh, 8t) ; ’ltrmperaturc : ‘mv'3 6i. " Overcast. WEATHER A TODAY. Forecast for Norwalk and v.icinity ”Fair-tonight and Friday: warmer Friday; light northeast winds. becom- ing variable. The‘area of high pres- sure which has controlled the weather in northern distIicts timing the past fewwdays has advanced slowly and Is central this morning north of New cool Weather in New England and the Lower Lake Region. Scattered show. , ers were reported in the middle Miss lssippt Valley. Central Rocky Moun- tain region and along the New EngI‘ Temperatute changes in‘ ‘land coast. the last tewnty- four hours have been slight. CAMERAS FILMS ' PHOTO SUPPLIES STILISON-POWELL .I CORP. . and after July 10,1918. ' June 17. rats. 3Price from two to six any. . 3 Rogers & Stevens YEAR AGO I '3 Negotiations are. under way to set-3 3whereby the men will return to work. DIVIDEND I NOTICE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK' At a meeting of the Board of Directors of, this bank. held this day. a dividend to depositors was declared at the rate of four (ii per cent. per annum from the earnings of the six months ending June 30 1918. This dividend will be entered on pass- books and paid on By order of the Board of Directors. ALDEN SOLMANS, President. GEORGE L. WOODWARD. Treasurer. All Norwalk Will be There! SPACE dONTRIB UTED BY M. N. MA YEHOFF e co. 3Every advantage here for your headI and your pocket. Every style of helmet in vogue this :‘season. Sennits, Milans, Bankoks, Panamas. 5“Near Panamas.” I 3Norwalk 3Eity New I—... South Norwalk Rev. Richard “H. Carroll has pur-l chased a new Buick touringcar. 3 Our Sisters' Bebekuh Lodge, 1. O. 0. R, met last evening fer their regu 3lar business session. Many streets throughout the city are. being spread with sand preparatory to EIcceiving tlu‘h summer coat of tar. wit The Ladies' Aid Society of the l‘iIstI ilinpiiht Church met at the home of? Mrs. David Gould, 13 Winfield street. last evening. (‘lIaIles Lane of the Giovet Real Es- 890““ mud“ on the New Haven mm and insurance Coynpany recelv iroad are happI today they having Ie- ed a cablegIam yesterday afternoon toIfl’S't‘d notification Of an increase of the. effect that John M. Glover who 25‘! a dot. beginning yesterday 3th doing Y. M C. A. work has arrived “-— '3“ m‘ “0v.“ there" Mr Lane “.3 Tire case of Mrs. Anna Dank. who , , , was arrested on last Sunday mentor! taken mer MI. Glorer‘s old business. by Officer John E, Reynolds In his IIlean up of Ely avenue for breach of peace. will be tried before Judge} George H. Vosburgh this afternoon. ...._..——_ . l tie the strike at the American list A Buick touring car, New York li- '(‘ompany‘ s plant in Norwalk A meet cense No.102.569 was abandoned at. Iing of the sizers who walked out the corner of West Cedar and Falrfleld Tuesday because they deshed mortVaverIue yesterday morning at 5 a. or money. was held this momiug id Cen- The car is now at Vaast' 8 garage aw I-‘t tral Labor Lyceum and it is belie\eti mg an owner . that a compromise will be effected Automobile Repairing iligh Grade Work a ‘ Specially Official Service for Chevrolet. Maxwell and Graham, Bros. Trucks .l-‘ord Repairing and Parts. Wrecks Toned in any dis- once. Anslln’stiaragc MW. “Mm. “I my nonwaut ‘ ——l'ineapples for canning Ghiotto's. Railroad avenue. Tel 1592 .9 ' .. 3 played and refreshments Served 'Hughes of the East Side which until ~=II NOR WALK SOCIETY and Personal NE WS 5‘— EAST NORWALK Tire Women's Auxiliary of Christ ‘ church will meet at the home of Mrs A. Francis of Osborne avenue. .——_._. The monthly meeting of the tfficial board of the East Avenue M. ii church wzts held last evening and routine business disposed of. Mrs. Vivian Tier, assisted by her mother, entertained a company of be! friends last evening at the home of River Road. East Norwnlk. Among Favorable progress is beta-I made in the erection of the new concrete3 plant adjoining the Goldsteiu Brothers fur factory. Mrs Vivian Tier and son. Bert, Stepho 3en W. Velsor, IMiss Augusta Velsor.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knorr andtwo dough: ‘ tors. Ruth and Evelyn. Mrs. D. S Par- tIick. Mr. and Mrs Walter Byers and daughter, Muriel. Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ‘ . ard Bland. Mr. and Mrs. Tceple. Al-3 A surprise party was tendered Prcd‘rred Smith of Floral Park L. l.. Mr:: home at his home. 30 Second street 'and Mrs Samuel Velsor Miss There ’ yesterday at which time games we . so Padrelny. Mrs. Edward Blackman. “the. Frank Self. Mrs. Cameron .Mrs. . , ~ 3 Smith, Miss long. You Helmolt, wu Charles H. Gehermann of Cove are 93 mm Radian, Mrs Annie Johnson. nue received word today that his son3 Miss Mabel Saunders Mr. and Mrs liieut. Howatd Gehermann. who en3- John Uhl. The evening was "Pry listed in the army several Weeks ngo3, pleasantly spent listeninz to selections has arrived safely in France. 3 on the Victrola. also a pianos 8°10 hy3 Vfl‘ ”- “er a" I 3"?“ 2:.7’7‘1“ I\fr.s Oscar Partrick a vocal Isolo hyi A number of teachers of Marvi3 Theresa Podzelny and reciatlon bi' 891100! slithered at the South Norwni3t Anna Von Helmolt. A luncheon of icei station yesterday to bid good bye f3) cream and cake. was setved GamcS3 Miss Dorothy Drake, who left fo3r were indulged in and all present on Washington. D C. to take up govern- toyed the evening (0 “‘9 N“- ment work. 3. 3 3 Miss Annie BuIr Jennings, who will . spend the summer at her countryI place, Sunniholme. at Fairfleld is now3 spending part of June with her sister-.3 tomorrow afternoon and evening Pa t Mrs. Hugh C. Anchincloss in Newport. 3 0f the proceeds will be given to tlit‘3Mlss Jennings has very kindly opened; Red (‘Ioss 3the very beautiful garden of her Fair- 3 3 ‘Illeld estate for the enjoyment of the' Word has been received from Lestttr public this Week. .Q___.s._ . _ Miss Tins Capian. a student BS3 llIInteI (‘olicge is spending II week at the home of her cousin Miss EVII b‘f3 fro... of Roman street. 3 .————-—e l A term fete by the East Norwalk in ‘provement Association will be held (I the lawn of MN. Edward E. Gown t3. ._’ ly clears up all doubt concerning the Mr and Mrs. Henry Sanford Lock- safety of the local boy Seamtin wood of Elmwood avenue have issued- Hughes was It member of the crew Ibf invitations for the wedding of 1110" the transport President Lincol3n.;daughter. Miss Hazel Isanford Lock- which wus torpedoed 600 miles diff hood. to Sergeant John Reeves Friz- the coast of France a few weeks ag3o.l zel at the South Norwalk (‘0 ngtega- Fora timei. was feared he was amoIhx tional church Sriturdar afternoon at those who lost their lives btrt it w‘3as 4 o'clock. later learned. unofficially that he w3as in a hospital in New York His list-z I ter to his family at last cleared 31p the question of his location. He Id3IlS one of the most interesting stories3of the present war in which any of the _...——— Lieut. and Mrs. Harry C. Coburn have been. spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Robins, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laupher and son. Roy Laupher. at the Robbins home in West- J. those present were: Mrs E O Smith.3 INew York spent yesterday as the 3guests of Mr. Owens' sisters, Mrs. E. B. Owens and M". N. M. Elwood of lOrchard street. . 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles iiodgett, Mrs. PIS. A. Mills and Mrs. John A. Mills are spending a short vacation at lndian .Neck. Branford. Spr A E. Foren of Canadian Engi- Ineers has returned to Quebec. after enjoying a short furlough in this city before going over-seas. John Y Weafer, quartermaster in. the coast defense. spent the weekend at his home in Stuart avenue. Betnard J. Weafer has left for Nar- her parents, Mr and Mrs. E O. Smith. raganset pier, til i. to take up his du- EBOSTON STORE LOSES ties as coast guard. Pirie MacDonald. scout commisfon- er, has returned from a visit to Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass. CHILDREN OF MARY CARDS AND DANCING (Continued m Page One) l I A special prize of a ton of “Black Diamonds" was awarded Miss Veroni- ‘ca. Dorney. of Freeport. L. l.. and, as she could not take it with her sheI Was presented with its value in cash. The affair was held for the purpoae ‘of raising funds for the furnishrng of a room in the new general Hospital and a goodly sum was realized by las evening's entertainment. v. Program Starts at 8:00 p. m. 3. LII—mmm L: FALL FATAL-To GILES H. ST. JOHN" (Continued From Page One). coming out of his right ear. but he 3continued in the. service until muster- ed out August 12, 1865. Despite his age he worked at his trade on the numerous small repair. jobs on the various houses that be lowned and was repairing the roof of a barn on one of the properties when he received the injuries that caused his death. He is survived by his wife and four sons. all carpenters like himself, arr follows. George 11.. of Westport: Charles L. of St. John & Keyser: Fredericl. and EdWard R. St. John, all ? of this city. _— OLDEST EMPLOYEE Miss Nellie M. Sheehan, the oldest employee of the Beston Store, in point of service. has resigned her position . after just thirty years of faithful work. .to accept a position with the leading 3department store in New Rochelle. N. Y.. and assumed her new duties on. Monday of this week. Miss Bheehan enteIed the employ of" Thomas O'Gorman, the original prov prietor of the Boston Store in 1868.. when a very young girl. and by her III-- falling courtesy and cheerful manner, achieved an enviable record. and math many friends who will sadly miss her- from her accustomed place. All wish; her. the best success in her new elk .- vironment. I is today's economy. What you Open a. Savings Account at Tomorrow’s Prosperity you will enjoy three-fold in later life. compound interest in this convenient bank and save all the money you can. then as time advances you will know what it is to be financially independent. Don ’t delay—begin TODAY. In PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY of South Norwalk.Conn.‘ avoid spending uselessly now $1.00 or more at 4 per cent. ‘ W boys in service has gone. through. ‘At the time the transport was supk 311a was confined to the sick bay with 3% attack of scarlet fever. But when the} torpedo struck the ship he joined 3his shipmates on deck and jumped or er board and finally managed to cli3mb aboard a raft that had been freed from the sinking vessel. After floating lot 18 hours on the raft he was finally ck-3 ed up with a number of other m m- 3 i l field. Mass. leaving directly for a motor trip to Boston—Bridgeport Standard. The Norwalk Country Club enter- tainment committee announces that there will be dancing at the club on the'evenings of June 22d, 29th, July, 4th, 6th, 13th. 20th, and 27th. Music will be furnished by Ban-Joe Wallace Colonel Frederick 17” Lieu! enant mints. “Quality Shop” COATS— SUITS; DRESSES SUMMER FURS— .BATHING SUITS— SKIRTS WAISTS— ———-MIDDIES MILLINERY ’ Charge Accounts Opened bers of the crew by a destroyer w 3 ich' , Dengler U S A. has been spending a convoyed them to France. Ts oon fe'w days at Camp Devens Lieut Col st 3 as possible he was 'sent back ac oss the Atlantic to'New York where l13el is now confined in one of the hospitals undergoing treatment for an‘attacl‘ of. scarlet fever. m' I s—I uncut Ramsey of the Bridgeport Do- llce department notified the local au- thoritleo until 1917 model Ford our trig car. bearing the Massachuset vil- cease No. 95.193, had been stolen rorn Bridgeport; The car was the Iner- tr of C. A. Marshall. of the 01d nee onel‘Dengler has been on active serv- ice in France. . Miss Margaret Collins of Norwalk. has returned to her home. after a week‘s vacation at Lakeside cottage. East Hampton. Conn. Hubbell IMason of Butler street, is enjoying a vacation, from his duties at the United Electric Light 8: Water Co. .n———'—- P. J. Owens and J. J. Fitzgerald 01‘ J ACOBY S SALE OF DRESSES ”sto'onrissrs ssIIIIIIIssrs $3.98 ' $5.98 CHARGE. ACCOUNTS _ OPENED
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