3413 Norfolk nod vicinity:
‘owers this afternoon or
‘ or; Wednesday lair. mod-
mi winds. Showers have
m the ln‘st twenty-four
macro and southern dis-
on! places reported more
ofrain. Disturbances are
. morning over the St. Law
:7 and on the Gulf coast.
. high pressure over the
portion of the Lake region
a decided fall in tempera-
eentral districts White-
minds. reported a minimum
. no of thirty degrees.
m A YEAR AGO
“ TODAY.
High,
87; Jim,
maiden:
Pd
ladlea' Aid Society of the Nor-,ca
pilot Church will hold an at!
. tea at the. home of Mrs Wai, I
Mylo); 273 Main street, this it!
[mini until 8 p. in.
m‘vGeorge Chaddertou is substitut-
Miss Vosburg as soprano so-f
,_ in, the Congregational Church.
‘tt‘lfliindderton is an advanced pupil
' ’ Lelia Jocl-Huise.—Stnmioru
PM It, Miller repoi ted a slight au- ‘
Client on the Turn Pike at an cal-
" together. with slight damage and
F Rose. of Spring Hill ow
" MI purchased the Norwalk Bowl
from Fred Slouch! the pre
,- iind took possession of the
can immediately. Mr. Rose is
. , tare eight sales of real es-
n' Norwnlk. last. week. with mort-
mounting to 857,190. For the
it. of July. {917, there were
. halos ofVi'iroperty. and marina?-
tint?. and decorating. L.H
' ‘3'!me Place. 80. Nut-walk
‘L.-
cubic Gehurduz Worden of
1his home by illness for the
" months, is rapdly recover
V o pacts to reopen his harness
, , in Main sweet which has been‘
loco April lot, during the com-
soldiers pay earns her
:fb‘Y working in a factory or .
Vere, her allowance ceases Con-
tiy women who
taken positions in local
firing their sorflces hare
Ttro working It is statedl
wanes referred to.
.1110 voice of prudouco,
coils loudly to you to buy
your. clothes now before
the price again advonoes.
This is wartime and iiyou
have read history, you
know what happens to the
price of cloth.
Clothes are undoubtedly
cheaper today than they
1 will be next month or nest
5 Fall.
Everything that goes
into a good suit is in-
ROGERS E: STEVENS
l
Sf NORWALK
creasing in price every
2h."
day. . .
There is one satisfaction.
styles were never Io *be- ‘
coming and coprnciiool.
SO. NORWALK
‘ «with a nuptial macs.
-‘
Timothy F Foley. of Quintard ule- I
one has purchased a new Ford touring
m
Justice of the Police William
'Moorc has denied an appeal for the
. South Not-walk Trust Co. in tho case of
‘Cracxner C. Hesenlnn vs.
The South
Norwaik Trust Co.
Julius lia‘llorun. of Kellogg street.
enlisted in the Naval Reserves laSlV
Friday at the New Haven recrulilns
station. Mr. liallorau is novi awaiting
his call to enter Uncle Sam's service
A horse was 'found on Water street
and was turned over to Raymond
Bros" who ware found to be the own-1
ers. l
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During tho months of August and
September there will be no rehearsal .
of the American Bond. it was decided
at the regular weekly meetinii held
last evening at Muslclnns‘ Heudqunl‘
tent on North Main street.
A number of papers have been turn
ed over to Chief of Police Pennington“
bearing the name of G. A. Miller. Ken'
eral contractor, Tampa, Florida. The
papers are at police headquarters
awaiting tho owner.
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:l‘ry the newest thing in fountain
pens, tobe found at Dounelly‘ s. It’ s a
use. put in tablét and fill with water.
it‘s all ready for use. The hapdiest
and best. ei' er. No ink to worry about.
Tiy it ‘
i
Henry Leland of Bridsewaler while nubme although a Went'bf Nor- walk. The genial Jack recently under-l
ldrivlng a big Locom‘obile truck down Walk is employed in Stamford and reg. went on operation for appendicitis and "e spent yesterday in Meriden. where!
Vinpt‘essiou ms prevailed amour Mlll Hill yesterday afternoon. ran mo lslered in that place.
‘ ' thei- relatives of soldiers in the rear of :1 Bridgeport bus owned by known resident of this City and a pop;
ice, it is said, that it a wife Bernard 391091 and driven by William ulnr musician, being a member of the
endent receiving an allow Meyers, bow of that (HIV. inflictinl! orchestra of the Strand Theatre
slihht injuries. L'élhiid was arrested
by Officer Page. for not having a driv-V
er‘s license and released under bonds
9 a_ to. Wednesday morning
The entertainment committee of
{other points was i surpassing beauty.
While an unusually high tide resulted. Miss Mabelle Lundqd'iat. of Harbor
Charles
in Plainville. filed a petition of bank
ruptcy in "ll! United States couit yes-
He has liabilities of $1. 596. 56 all un-
secured. His only asset is a billiard
tnhlc, valued at $50.
wbo‘ figured us it bad third i'tl ‘t'h’fi‘ldrec
cornered auto accident at the ‘t‘t’lnnl-
pnuk Gorey ternfin'nl Saturday night.
has been continued until 9' o'clock Fri-
.dny mowing and he has been released
until that time on a cash bond of “00,1
furnishcd by Hcrbfirt 1.. Lyon. of
Bridgeport. '
Joseph Buiski who figured In the
accident at the corner of Franklin and
Worthington streets, Sunday afternoon.
Vosbursh in the down town court this
morning and fined a total of :49. 7f.-
He was fined :25 and «on. for not
having an operator's license and $16
and costs for having no car certifi-
cam
The case of Charles '1‘ Ruifen an
employs of Borden's hill: (30.. Who
[was arrested some time ago. chit?!“
with assault. had his case continued
until Friday morning when he appear-
ed before 'Judgc Vosburgh. Rotten is
among the colored men who will leave
‘rd inset. who has been our small pocket 5‘“ pen with tablets 'l‘o Norwalk on Thursday for sci-Vice in Hilda Biore. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
the National Army
William Hulih-eifiii’l—Ancoln aVonuo.‘
was among those who left Stamford
this morning for Camp Dovens. Mr.
He is a well-
Stamford.
Stories of the bin hlack base that are
otherwise for appearance in the uptown court of being yanked out of What is known as
Ithe old South Norwalk reservoir in
Huckleberry Hills. Wilton, by every
boy that can procure fish polo. butt
of authorltf obtainable The Knob Club has announced a must and a permit has the local sports
not that a wife or other de- cal entertainment to take pines on men well wrought up Some of the
it soldier earns money fol‘ Wednesday evening, July slat, begin local sportsmen have already tried
uhport does not in any way nlng at 8 ii In. at the K110i? Club The their luck and have landed some ‘ oil;
program will consist of vocal and in- oJes_ '
strumentai music. recitations dud fan-
Cy dancing, to be foiloived by s dance;
Although the “MD-n was late in open is of ""9 occureuce, but was 9510”“ vacation trip, to be spent at Twilighti
ing,V the recent warm spell has brought to the utmost at his}! water at 3 37:15:)“. tluylics‘ Falls N Y.
the members out in lat-so numbers. yesterday 31.9.90” The suit south» ' '
.Saturdny evening’s. dance was largely an, wind kicked up the white caps i—‘nf Dr. and Mrs. Henry, 10 shot-er. of
'attendcd. and owing to the frequent on great shape,
cores it lasted nearly an hour later ovcr the rocks on the shores of
{Norwalk islands. the sight from Roton'nry of their marriage.
(
Surf bathing along the local beaches
Yacht Club. and
., avenue, are spending the week’with
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H 0mm" 3 m or dealer a member of the Board of Chhrttlec
» new residence on William street.
The. case of Timothy Brennan, tannin
'feur for Nelson 8. Spencer of Wilton.
was arraigned before Judge George H. l
and Personal
NE WS
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Dcvinefioliino
I A very pretty wedding ceremony
. took place this morning at 9 o 'clnek at
St. Mary’s Church when Miss litigious
-F. Collins became the tithing! we
Bovine Rev. Thomas I. Vino perfonn
ed the c'aremony which was celebrotéd
J“ '
- The bride was attended by her all“
tor; Mary B. Camus and Maurice PP.
vine, brother of the groom. was host
dull.
The‘mide was charmingly ”fined in
white satin and Georgetto' Vin-ape with
hat to match and earned a hl‘idnl bou-
ouct. The bridesmaid was attired in
while not and point lace nod duct to
”match
Both young people are well sum ,
sud popular among the monitor set at
tho city. The bride is a manuals
nurse of tho Nomalkiiospiial and'has
been practising at that place for some
tide‘ so having is one of the most
popular young men in Now. hov—
log n largo host of friends in both .50
chi] and political circles. Hédmao
Following the ceremony the young
couple went to the home of the bride ‘ ’
tcrdm ““1 he made oaih “9 did “0‘ on Felt-is nv'cnuc. Micro a delightful
J little the moncy to may the filing fee. wedding breakfast was served
Mr. and Mrs Dci'inc left for a boil
eymoon at Atlantic City upon the re-
turn from which they will upon their
Mrs. A Smith, with son and daulzlr
tor. Graham and Nancy. of Belle lin-
you, who have been visiting Mr. and
him Will‘am Bruce, of Cross street.
have ielurncd homo. accompanied by
the Misses listen and Susie Bruce.
w-
The many friends of Miss Louise
Noni-k of i4 Flax Hill Road, will be
‘plcnsed to hear she has removed homo
nilor it nine weeko' Vacation with rel.
olives at Chicago, Ill., and South 13an
India no. 7 ‘ i“ '
Mics Macbeth-SEW and Miss You
line Miller says Murillo to thclr
CTS AS NEW
as Nor-walk quality, its ”different as Nor-walk moth.
(ode, and no convincing as Norwalk tests will tell,
{you instantly why
RWALK
HIGH PRESSURE
CASINOS AND TUBES
are driving to the front with the vigor of new and
revolutionary ideas.
‘ 1 Four years old and conspicuously reco
2 Quality so sweeping in conviction that it sells by test
ll and comparison.
3 Price thnt' is extremely low—value considered.
:4. To the best materials' in the world have been added
i the highest type of manufacturing science and methods-i
5 Guaranteed not to crack, not my
~6 And the line is like thin t“be.
The Normal]: Tire and Rubbin- 00., Inc.
NORWALK CONNECTICUT
homes in this city after will; unions
the guests at a house party at Silver
Beach. who’re they spbht the past
week. an“
! Fliends of Yeoman Hurry '13!!erg
are receiVlnz cards from him from
“Somewhere Ovarseus." having been
tiunsferred from the U. 8. 3. Salem
and is now stationed at a Naval Base
Miss. Elsie Finch of Banksville, N.
Y.. who has been the guest of Miss gun
”mm“ B'm- 0‘ 51kt" Mel has. C'ty' “ to rive tho thoohly‘i hoonnundoutsnd~ “FORCE -
”mm“ ‘0 h" hm w ‘ Hamilton Comatock, oi the Brooklyn moor 3mm. Ann w .. our com ., .
. Navy Yard. spent the week-end with , .
Jack Cookerhnm, of Kansas Lily. ‘5 his parents onQulninrd nvonuo. ” .
spending several weeks Vin South Nor , .fi'
W
is slowly recovorlug.
l
Patrick Ctlggctt. of the Bronx. n for.
hot 22 Pine street. South Norfilir.
M
street, has returned home after
month‘s visit with Mrs W. H. Cook.
Lieut. Benjamin Pct-her; of New!
York City. is spending his annual two‘
weeks' vacation at the home of his par-‘
Miss Irene Baker todsy resumed her.
duties with Keogh & Condor,
.Vington street.
week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry cases. of Lo-
Ooltes’ two sisters, from New York;
he visited with iiiends. . "
Miss Grace Nichols of West Cedar
in mer ”we“ °f Norwalk has been a street, is entertaining her sister from
(guest of his brother, Dennis (.‘ilgsett, Massachusetts
. Mrs. Louis Kendrick. and son. V
M” C' H Ferris. °t Washington spending their vacation in Weston.
Mass.
YOU ARE 3OINGL IT!
Everythnoyonmd ((MmboyImdoingonthc
O‘IhOl'lidB. youpmohcmscIMMuqu-chmgs
Bunnyoummthfullym, may it with justifiable
pride-
“IRADARANDINTHIBP‘TOOMUEDTOTHIS.”
gofinsumonom" "rr 18 PART O!‘ MY
Wooongrctnhtcyouonthohouty response you have
inIdc ioyoanovci-nmmlocoil; but we. ciao. seriously en-
joinyounottominwourodoru “Utilisation-buying, and.
honour. .inordcrmotyonrdovommcnimayheable
ln Rowanon.
Wash-'
alter a vacation of ono;
street. are entertaining Mrs.
illium Avmult. of the Palace Then-
TRUS'I' CDMPANY
. off-South Norwulk.Conn. ..
l
are
\
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st‘ the ElmWod Hotel, Wutervllle. Me. tilts Blanche Smith oi Wilton. l...
the guests of friends in town water W “is. Shh”! 51““! Fit.
Quartermaster Sergeant James day. y V .
Dngo 11, who 8 stationed at Fort . _ I IV‘
Wilght.l‘isllcrs Island. .is soundings. “n AFTE » p “a“.
Ahort furlough at his home here. - LTON GETS R ‘ .9 . .- 7 ‘ ~. '. »
THE SPEED DEMONS {V » 3. .: 'r
Mi and Mrs. Way‘te Raymond of 31 *1 i “a ~
Clay street, have left on a month’s (Continued “in “1'“ P‘w- ‘ ' ’
> w !
u
u-n—u—‘u
Mrs Hattie Lane and her niece.
relatives in Bridgepolttf‘.
Mrs Fred Rnuch ‘d son, of Blind
hitch “-Y.. are attests of Mr. 9:3"
91 pro
lconstable Wanted. but the justice
seemed to think that there was enough
in theifinmer'ts cvflidenco to mum sue
mp0s on o it no of 3 and cost .
and as the we: dashed West Washington streét. are toda! amounting to a total 0:39: 60, which
we celebrating the twenty‘filth annivers was paid.
‘ E‘he case of “Billy” Beers was differ-
en . -
out his motorcycle to a ”speed of from
30 to 35 miles an hour on. the bill be-
low the Which Congregatitinai chuich.
i
"Billy”BjVeerc3omc Speed». “ ‘ 1 ' 5 . 1 , ,. . .2.
"mm” was charged with letting ' k '
30th. and of
of the
following
PICTORIAL mow PATTERNS *
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