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GRADUATION GIFT i
EiiGRAVED
L CARDS ARE THE
THING.
' xxyaa please -Every-
. , 11:39.1}: engraved cards.
Linc-n for ‘Wedding
Announce-
: Invitations.
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x genzsnt
in
its n. en i‘.-.v tli» nxt‘ellcnt work the)
‘ate HULK 21d during the time they
lime bum in office.
also Lut'
(t't'fitiais 'Wh of “ham
l;.rn ned with :1 reappointment.
lwm‘t v f'lierif‘f Robert P. N'lchnlv
of I'lridzeport,
dr'rnulg'
plunked, as he is :1 Valued
it) his Chit-f
lllllii‘tnfl‘ in his et‘t‘mts
his duties.
Reappointments.
Foilowmg ari- llw deputy
reappointed for four years
ning on June 1:
I“. Nichols.
l’. Kiel-nan,
195.23% E i Li
H 50. Main St.
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:Eiiy News'
5w iinrbor avenue.
Fritnl; F. f-‘nszinella.
Patrick J. Reilly. Vt'cnzcl
(i. Sieiqim’; lit the”. l-‘I'Ptit'rir‘k l“.
brrt: Pail-livid. “'illznm ll. Gould;
Greenwich. Harold W. .‘UI-‘lt: MMTOP
J. Frank Olmsteazl; Stratl'ord, l'. Mllis‘
Tomlinson; “‘esH-rrrfi—Erigar ll. Per-
l'}; llitlg‘nftt-id, Frederick :1 Plates;
mel'urd. Lincoln Taylor; Norn'alk.
\‘tiwm W. Benedict and Edward 1'}.
"nu‘ens; lianbury. \‘t’illimn F2. Lute:
Bedding. George S. Banks; Shelton.
Scluh (l Blulteman; Newtown, Mor-
Iis l). Beers; Trumbull. John “C
French; Sherman, Warren C. Allen.
The following Jail officials were
reappointed: Matthew ‘V. Scott.
uty jailer at Bridgeport; Druid
\Vright. deputy jailer at iianbury;
Dennis E. 0 Neil, clerical keepet at
Bridgeport: Samuel lreland keepvr,
of Nor-walk: Patrick O'Brien and.
William R. KPSH'H'H. keeper-.4,
Bridgeport; Jarvis lnman. engineer.
at Bridgeport: Michael
watchman, nl’ Newtow‘n. and i-‘redi
Suchette. “nonunion of l} ltlgeport.
Matron of Jail.
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'myi m linvmond Blot.
._ of the l‘it‘tli Separate
(‘. S. G.. will have
Icgulur drill at the
t v hing,
.Iziz‘y.
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and cabinet maker,
Frank Morriqon.
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-Z‘.'.:‘.1, oi Not'walk, has
.\ um foot power boat to
[.1 l Harbor att-nue. and
tht Norwailk Bout
"15in:
5'5- becoming mm'I‘ Sheriff I’Pttso :rIl o It-npminnd
l... “.5 matkrls. but an.- still Mrs-jxiilmww Scott. “mg": t'Iv lien.
my a er an matron t' tvv t-t'il'ttt'
-~ - . I- i-I. uh» 'dtance, over . ' .. . -
‘ X “‘ ' “ jail. and Mrs. Elizabeth Hun-.4 “.4
55-4», "W“ 0" hand reappointed a~tsistant motion.
.-v:~ 11‘. ”pm ram—4. to“)? The high sheriffs of the ohm
seven counties in the sink- naive.
been made deputy 4hnrm4 of tltieg
‘ , county by Sherin' l’vanc. They are!
"-'1“- “V1“ 7'“ hm“ ‘“ complimentary mipointInr-nte.
‘gnI; Silll'u'Illlli t'u‘ 5""t‘l'ai ____.__. .,_ _.‘ _._.
I ‘ti‘l.t.i- lilililtvlil‘lfl' and l3 5 DOES NOT TRAVEL SUNDAY.
. \x. :~ 5.2.x I‘ i ' Hour (if -— ——- .
--. hilt. t. - . le {WWW In :v‘t- Ex—Gov. Lounshury L:ke.s Old New.
‘ . , i p...“ m . England Sabbath.
A " * Phineas C. Lump-bury. tm'mer gm--_
ltmnd .‘tt‘illLIIllll’l 4 tim' his! other of (It‘nnu'tirut. inn nnw recon
.I .4 tulint' ”5.- ” Inotefit “rm! train on 'tttnclt of million“ that.
for a time. threatened his
it. New York lettcr
t‘outant. lie
its-i mising the rent. life. NW3
Us” number of other
55 property in South
3.” rapmwd notice of tie National Bank of New York. it
,Wus becausc Ill" centennial (-elt-bru»
lion ot‘ the Connecticut Legislature
‘was ilt'itl \I'hilt‘ hi.= condition was .40-
‘ .It Raymond Tim-<- 51>:iou-thzlt i.» did not atttntl as did
_. ‘t'lux othvi (x at: ‘4"llntll.“ m the ntatt
‘xnn and Reynolds in. .xt his Ni“ ”\mk tesidcnte, L" 7
' . . . \VI-st Stvt't‘IItny-t-ontl .‘ll‘t'n‘l. tlm'nnp
””1”“,th on natuiduy,” Lonnsbut'y receiwd ll reporter :Ind'
Y“ “'35 trouble at ”7’ ulismi.4'>-0I‘ political <-w-nt.4 that have:
occurre tisincc he left the executive's
chair in 1X50. thn same I-hziir
.lw officers found that.
”it; an argument with
l..-.1.-d in scttlinfl’mnt- bm'hrn the ”up
gbnry, nt' Ridgefield.
ihuI-y maintains his
in Ritlgeficld. which
when he headed
George E.
(inveI-nor Loung-
. t'UiUi't‘tl. of Raymond
... irilo ruslodv on Sub.
WV Patrolman V‘ranfl‘ce;did city homo horn,
Ilm‘rzes of intoxmationlmade it clear that
wittt’. Parker was'uho 20ml old state-
lmlgt- lcorgc ll. ‘705'5He “'1" bi“
[any t‘oIn-t this morning,
$7- and costs on
was his homt-
hc repeatedly
"home"
dust before his illness.
: ".ed .Inunsbcry had returned from
J received a handsome gold watch
from the directors of
I'ational Bank inscribed as follows.
‘Presented to Hon. P. (‘. Louns-
bury by the direcwrs of the Atlantic
National Bank as a token of their
esteefn and affection, on the fortieth
anniversary of his service as a clinic-
tor, president and chairman of the
board, 1879-1919."
The ex-governor was warm in his
praise of Governor Marcus H. Hol-
comb for endeavoring to check the
liberalization of Sunday in Connecti-
cut hy vetoing‘the Sunday motion
picture bill. it recalled to Governor
Lounsbury the law he succeeded in
getting through the Legislature pro-
hibiting the operation of railroad
trains in Connecticut between 10 a.
.m. and 3 p. m. on Sundays. Asher!
White Shoes
PUMPS {up oxrb'nns
nos
ml. in "The Spokes.’ i
' L} the Rotary Club of,
wwml mention is given‘
“mi, of \Vest Norwalk.
«out commissioner. He
It the {illicit as the "Mil-
,. k." due to the fact that
nunpaign in the club.
. twins by which the mem-
Huh subscribed in each
“In! “(lit
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I W0 DUTIES
TO
YOUR HEIRS
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14.53 your will with “19 :-
your lawyer; or your '1
. 5y not be divided as
‘ . :zld have it.
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TENNIS 'AND SPORT FOOT-
WEAR.
A Plus Vuiety For All Occasions
W's ond W’s POL
1n: and Cleaners
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:t as your executor
The South Norwalk
TrustCo.
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Robert F. Nichols Named
Chief of Deputies—flam-
piim: ntary Appointments
' l't;}1'i;it)vi'.‘.ling each Of “IP .21
‘1 ,1 .1!‘ Order NOW. ’4’ Pill} ‘5’):2'nl4 for a term of four
1"“. “"4"" '1 Pease, high sheriff
4 {an} Dgne in Time. "1 A? 3.: id “,r‘nnty has remained
_ Sherin’ Peaee
an efficient corps of jail
has bPln
' liztsJJeen made, chief
and his many friends will be
assistant
and is. painstaking and
perform
sheriffs
Nin-
Britizeport. Robert
James
Bib» l feted
drip;
R;
at‘;
Hamilton. .
to the Hartford:
is preparing to resumci
his duties as presidc-nl of the Allan-Z
ii’lal .
was occupied it'll yt'nrs later by his!
Loans. '
legal renidem-e'
the state govern-1
ment. and, although he has a .4plcn-'
was in ’
of (‘onnecticutfi'l'
79 years old on January:
lovemor.‘
the i
South, where he spent the winter. He!
the Atlantic.
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such a law. Gonna:
plied: "Well. 1' always > ge it.
so that i don't. have to “0,856! tl‘V-;
cling on Sunday. 1 think othzm can.
too." But. he added that the exist-
ence
other lirht on the matter. .
'lhe action of the recent sen-slot: of
the Legislature in declining to grant
presidential Sunny: met with the
approtal ol Unvemor lmnsbury.
was not. a bel‘etcr in Woman Sui-i
frnge. he said. It was not. because he
did not consider women as intelligent.
as men but he did not think women
were qualified to preside over the
Supreme court or to hold important
judicial places.
A4 to President W'ilson.
crnor said he was convinced that-the
Democratic South was turning against
him on account of his activities
abroad. During his travels in the
South last winter. the governor came
into contact with many who were
prominent in the President‘s political
party. and their opinions were al-
most universally opposed to the dic~
tatorial and independent policy of
“'lleon. He deplored the fact that
Taft, or Root, or Hughes, or some
Ipeuce delegation. and thnt the Unit-
ed States Senate was entirely ignored.
“1 want to be loyal, olwnys." re-
marked the governor. "but lcnn’t
say that I am proud of what our
President has done abroad.”
pointed out thnt, although many dif-
vlth Cleveland the last. Dem-
l ocratlc President.
md the country as there is against
! Wilson.
rtonnecticut's chief executite in the
:fall of 1886. taking oifice in 1887 and;
serving until 1889. His brother“
Gemge E. Lounsbnry, was elected in‘
; 1898. and retired from oflice in 1901.
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l.(.lL'l>‘\'ll.l.E. K32. May 23.~Frankie
.‘Jut'on. fiyweight champion of the Unit-
ed Statee, ws. 5 given nnewspaper decl-
.4ion m-er P"i(‘fl Kid Herman in a six-
round bImt .wre inst night.
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of cases of emergency put all-5
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the gov- ‘
other able man of established Judg-‘
ment had not been selected for the.
there was no such:
Imminent against his attitude tow.-
Governor Ionnsbnry . was elected:
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The kind that combine comfort and tonic: to o rand:-
‘fliedetroc. ”one forthevenadshorsleepingpomh. We
tell than with or Walnut “and: and awnings.
A Big and Varied line of Perth furniture
RAYMOND _& SON
Hangman.
Jfir
Children’s Summer Shoes
The kind that wear well and'aiso com-
bine comfort with good looks. Ant-eat
variety oi styles to choose from.
' SATISFACTORY SIOCKINGS TO MATCH
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CON NEALLY 8: BRACKEN
81 Washinhon Stuart.
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SouthNonvalk.
Forest Mills
Summer Underwear
VIBES—Ribbed nnd plain, round and V neck, short sleeves,
m at! bodice.
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», m3; fidufi flGHfi—Mundflrinctmlweandculkna ..... ..59c
{alfrttulria‘twdigu ml Exthixo'l‘lghts ............... ..... . 65c
'7 '7" ‘7' 1 mon sums, wing sleeves nnd sleeveless, cu! _and lace
has ........... 75c
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
{'3 want 8%.
Phone 1215-5. “Wk.“
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Boom! MM and Km
Auto Supplies, tires not! Tuba
G. H. Hcdenbcrg. Prop.
SPECIALS
For the Week
GBANULATED SUGAR——
5 lbs. ‘99
COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE.
Reg. 40c quality. Cut to 33¢
CORNBD BEEF——
Small size ......... 40c can
QUAKBR CORN FLAKES,
A pkg. ................. 9c
FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY
SOAP .......... 6 bars 25c
TOILET TISSUE——
3 five cent: r0113 10c
A ' ST ULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwailt
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GENUINE SPRING LAMB
Leg
Loin Chop: ..................... 451:
Rib Chop:
Quarter Lamb .................. 32c
LaIantew _
HOME DRESSED VEAL
Veal Cutlets ....................
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Veal m
BEST HEAVY BEEF
Native Fowl. . ................. .
Sou Sugar and Han- ........ .
m ”Mon .. ..........
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mu'mdcmnnn'smn allowance
J. I. MALLETTE
1'01. 40.
noon! nonwm
as wnsma'rqn 81‘.
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.ALD, published 45 yrs.
There are over 5000 good
people. Once in awhilea
Few bad ones drift into
its and break in houses;
Ihut aside from that the;
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
?ize the advantages VVFst
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade.
where they can get the
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted with li’est-
port people thru persist-
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town from adjoining cit?
Reliable Companies
REA L ESTA TE-
In all its Branches
O “11.30” I V 8!”.
Ml Layton ll Cube.
”m/QQIUALI can
WWE
or unloads lnStrong all
cause of the disease
adjusting tho: name.
Mr I wrenrh
[wiflf 01 mm}: Q.
book. Even
limbs.
though humanism;
tems in \our body.
gii'en 6pm la]
them
attention. also
to help you.
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER- HER-
by the Jones family.
Ma'ncuc Treatment. Givon At.
T. PRM'US. B. C.
Graduate tram Palmer School
THE NEW scmfl -
DEFINtTlou 0F CHIROPW‘
and "It at! a
Disease in on.” .
if done in claim n
creatce 9W nerve! and on. I
later life in the itinerant organs .0
Chiroprartorn remote the «nun. 1!
disease and pain. health is 21%“
Ft malt-9 tw-
\III‘U.‘
lure m the spine. You will .01» I.
gret giting the (‘hiinpiacwr a cit-no"
34 “Minoan-t 8L. So. Non-nth. a...
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A. M. wooS'rrJl
A "OM? A? LA.’
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris&Gans
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Ice-66¢» BMdaPotuuc
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55:54am?
BM:¢M 1m
'rnnnuno TRY
N. S. DI PALMA.
BROOK 87.,
awn-tom
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Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan ‘at 4 34%
for Six Months
The City National Bank
MSW“:-
waLuM All) my ammo noon norms
In American Walnut or Antique Manny ........ $115.00
FINE THOUGHTS, GREAT D8238, [OBIS accom-
- ms '
are {ester-ed by congenial Wings. lake the tmphel‘e
in your home attractive.
Our Line of Milan and Mani-hingsismst oom-
ploteandofi‘ersyone ‘ needcdtomkefliehomew
Mondalluthelms: nodule price—quality consido
M_t.“3md '
IORWALK.
FOR YOUR AUTO AID
SIGN PAW, m
sum. AUTO TOP! All)
UNDERTAKER
'05 on“. 'M-S: "out. II.
:7 unnmuavon CY.
"‘ .'0 "E"! Olin.”—
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link! WW
Barton House
shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
A LA CARTE
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
“8TB. MARION"
have: Pier at foot of East 5 h
an, N. Y.
Daily at. 3 P. M.
(Sanity-Enema!)
Leaves So. Nor-walk in time for
8 A. 3!. Delivery in New York
Oily.
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flew York-Porsylh 9151
South Non-rant 601
NEW YORK & NORWALX
m INC.
Idlyunroflenutothw
mmwmmn
mum-u.”
mom fill-hm
“hummus-p
Cay—hater.
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White Rout 7mm” 89“
Ml Maintaining-0.50.61“
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1:“3'knowhwton ‘ . »
“711‘ prom)! M “
so‘uf-d business judgment.
i. “hi. you tor-um» Mam-Man'-
“mung-blond“. o n
“ cam” nt unflhmmfiq
gallant-M9113. “‘1'!“
"r. 3. Iron
_ should newer be uiwd.
mucus membranes of the Inouth. keep-
;i"’l mastication of the
:causing much suffering: and. again. I.
Iplatc that drops when talking phoe-
’tht «\t‘BYPl at a areal disad‘tlmge.
Tnkinl
warm PINE comm
WITH TAR
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NOTICE
Post als bei mg sent out soliciting
Junk 94 successor to Ei’ron
. misleading. There is no one ninth»
:orLzed to make such a utatement.
L. EFFRON
Rowan Street.
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Plate
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it irritating
in; them ROI'(' and preventing 3 pi
tor it not uni) einbaiianses him.
oft- dimes Inalcei- him an object of
pulsion or ridicule.
faction if properly made.
If so. let me thaw you
”Consummation-alt.
1mm:IA.I.TOUP.I.
wanna Iv “roman-i:
Jenni-on, l.
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Dresses
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('Ilre Phil C.” ”3
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food. as well In
There in no fat-
son why a plate should not give nu.-
Are 70! ~
luring trouble with the one you on
using?
comfort- of a perfect plate.
mu. ”angry
Wash 5m. and
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