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In M“ .Gcfl'l'f- 53'" ‘ done. on riylor avenue. on a two All preparations are being made for Continued hum Fir-t Plan. I ram,” SI‘I‘ILItlum, 111 11“.;
an hr ‘mi .1 w mt It the mm of 3" i (h( u l“. 'L‘l‘lll Th0 men an
“their Hosiery, in Lisle Thread 7; wee min “mm. No. 6. m.'mI1 1015211112 \1 11I11;.-_ “"‘1'11'1xm.
and Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair. in ETC! teaching of music to diluent Salva. i1s.‘ “11 111.111 1mm
. black and colors. 1 * Irving c Jenntnon “corn-MW m ”WWW“ '1 "WW tioa Army nation. In .11.... 191a he Th. m 1 ‘l'
M9“ "o’er" 19c. 5° 35° W5“ and general W of the Nam patella-fol half year for the lodge in fact left Boston for Montreal, toenliat with {on film ”21 “-‘ 1111 111 111011
Guitar-ens 3°” “ 25“ 3“ '""°°‘ ’ glmrlng Company. left on a weat- one of the moat mm which the the 0'18““! force: 0n ”count of skilled 1.1.0?”l “‘ OnSlde
Infants' Hm’ in cotton ”d oa'ah , . :T and PerSOfldl rl ’ ' lodge has passed through in some his height ”“3 ”“91” "9 “Tum“ 1m; and 111 w “" “11mm
2 more, in white, black and oordoieh. I: “1"} W, t P ”W ' , he VII rejected He m renmtet. 1 The 11111111111 " ‘“ "1111 Tasting
. \ la”. n. W "H be on“ a “'97" ‘nd we mflMflmts1Idolph A- II IIIIIl:I'ItI~ l‘flg-IllIlpdl I
E: K. BANKS . f Ii NE WS 3 C. Otis Fitch assistant enabler on! hand at. 7:46 o'clock. and the regular azgzdlutt; the fray. Finally. he was ing 111,,IIIII1I1I I1IrI1r111.I.m,_.I
1! the National Bank of Norwelk. lit! to business transacted After this the 0 e a and-mans berth Ind, we 2mm 11 _ II it“
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK- ' turned from 1 vacation outing in work of the evening. the later {In ‘ “tank“ gun” hi- "“9va “Y1 '0 11'11111( 131‘1'313‘1'TT“ "‘
2- elccep ewuamlgnedtoulft 1‘11». Tine]
. _ __ =3.__ thchlleld county. gMason Degree '3: “mumm‘2by' and gum! recruiting work in Cann— 1th ”1:1" IIII II III II '111I1I-Ir. H":
mm FORECAST. i ' —-—-— ,Paet Masters of e 1 go. 0 in; an romained there for about two Compunt . 1:1 , ’ 1112mm
_ __ THE BIG THING fTODAY zosLLmoaR—oltaloae. 1' Harold Abraham: of uwrence. the work a bullet lunch or the best: gémhzafter his enlistment- He 11111310111 and 1 1 1 11:11-13:1ZI1'W ““11 :11
Forecast for Norwalk and "0111"!“ “ml the big “Ii-{'8 or W . Announcement is made of the man Hana. is visiting hIlu brother. Joseph which the committee can provide will hagnazgggdogzllmofmum‘wrf1I“? 5"“ 1'I31'1111- 1.1 1111 11...?“
Fair tonight rind probably Thursday; figmmler capit ism-om“. ”m of Misg’ Mae Gilmore. daughter Abraham; of 12 Elmwood avenue. Ibe served in the banquet room on the which lasted about four months. Fl: l“?:lll}dlllllx‘: " 1 11. .11111 11-1,
““18 Change "1 Temperature; 39m"? ‘0 Inne 2 or me m 101 Mrs. Sarah Gilmore of 109 Benham fourth floor and a general social time" holly. early in 1917. his chance came the ( 11-15. in 1T1: $111“ 111111.11
moderate winds. “103“" Wilma“ “I“ What would tennis be With- avenue, and Charles B. Zoellinger. son Attbrney Joseph Llnxweller is in enjoyed. All Master aeona are most ”“1 he “1‘ “31251194 “1 WM! “C" 11103111 111 111111 “if!“
east. Only slight scattf‘ridIshOWI‘“ out ’em? 10f Mr. and Mrs: c. Zoeilinger of mo Harttord today on legal business. cordially invited to be pretent and it Igé‘l" 32::ng £53310: 1:112:31; 213?; '1I1..I. . .11 1. 1.1.3“
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have occur"?d 1" anyhdisirI “A “In: TIT: All the other champions of French street, Bridgeport. The mar- - is expected that a large number both Corporal and Deputy manager or: Thorium/1; 1... 1
”"3 “‘5‘ “1"“ ‘0‘" 0““ 5 Summer comfort rinse ceremony Wes performed by the Adolph W. Dreyfus is Spending the from Norwalk and the surrounding the Battalion He left for France‘nd the 11111.1... .1 - .",.‘.‘i'"1“‘
fdisturbance is central OVer the Lower Rev. Paul E. Edwards, pastor of the afternoon at Compo Beach. .towns will be present. A list did tunnelling work near Negl're Chap- are id! n1 11., III“, 11"
Mississippi Valley. but there is no well-I: . Sport 003;: sweetie? (”fig «First M. E. church Saturday June 14 “of the Past Masters who will do the is: to; ”(OMS)“ :56“ and, in A‘ml' "mm“ “)5 7“" 1"”1‘1'1'1111 2111?...
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defined storm area this morals“? east‘ 8901‘: Xanfiemwhopiefs swand .‘M‘SS Gilmore was attired in a suit of 1’ work together with a list of all the he :xmdermsg firs: 4,3,2)", tag 91%;: p31.“ ...;(.:1,,.', L“.‘”,"‘1”‘1111nz
or the Rocky Mountains 010“ 3 We“ 1 no ear 'dark blue taffeta. and georgettIe. with . other living Put Masters of the lodge ' During this drive he was wounded se rerun-+1.1 '11 . - 3.1T.“
- lher prevails 810118 the C03” from 319‘” ck“ ' \I but to match, and was attendezl by I ews is given below: ‘ 1rioualy and carried back to a dress- bonm 1111 11-1; .1 ~
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2 Jersey to Maine, but pleasant “9‘“ 1e 1 Belle in various styles. 2. Miss Dorothy Crosby of East Non-alt. Master—Wot- Bro. Howard A. tag station, and later removed to the :d b} H“, ‘II ' ’ ‘ ~71 no
i th interior The temper- Rouen Hospital in France. He re-.1.111111 (111.1114.
continues. n e I a a who “15° “”9 dark blue taffeta “"1 . ‘ Crampton. 1912- lmained there but a few months and C1111... 1111.11: "m
ature is slighlll‘lower I111 New Ennlf‘“ 'Ii georgette with hat to match. James §enior Warden—Wor Bro Samuel then moved on to a hospital in Berk- lllt‘l 11-11111» 1““.
but is about ”19 P131119 1“ °Ither SPCUODS Rogers & Stevens A. Gilmore. brother oi“ the bride. acted Native 8113“)“ ”85 0‘ “30‘1““ Size H Huntington. 1900. , I1 shire. England. it wasn’t until Au- factom-s. " 111
as it was yesterday morn rig. b b t . and sweetness from the nearby fruit . _ . 2 8113‘ Of 1918 that he W815 well enough - " , - 2 -‘
as ea man. After a wedding trip. Junior “arden “or. Bro. C. Otis ‘0 get back into the lines. During the sR‘lNGS lNJLNCTlON Tc
Mr. and Mrs. Zocllinger will reside at farms 31‘? “0W retailing 3‘ 35° the Fitch 1913
m
.Norwalk South Norwalk severe fl
ghting at the Anions front '7~ -
WEATHER A YEAR AGO 109 Benllam avenue. \iise cpmore basket and linding a leady sale at ailI Senior Deacon—Wr Bro. Percy C.‘ he “as again wounded and glued, 3 RED “1111 LAN.
TODAY! \ll and \lt'e \lichael Abrahams 0t wag abrmer resident of South Nor. lml fruit §l33d3 310m!) ‘191‘. llPBlt’d to another 3858“”! of hospl- ACllUll "'1 “ 1 ’ .17‘1‘1111
'l‘clnpcraturc: Ililrh 7!; link. ‘ 1k bef m h h 1 -.————-—- 1 , tals and was confined tohis bed when dim-.112..- , 1.
’8 1.1 -. .- ' 147 Lincoln menus. are the happy mm “'9‘ "e “‘3 “g 9" 0‘“ ‘1 111 lb N f Buckln _' Junior D“¢°“““’-°' “1‘0- Horace the armistice was signed. He arrived ‘ ‘ F ' ' “T"
0 - - 11"- A1ems of :1 bob) 110). which was born Bridgeport. and was employed in the "9"“ 9 “NT“IeIeoIng 0 h h I:Ih1i.bl.8lgman,1916.back in Montreal about two months C”"”””” H" "51:11
. ‘vcsiel‘dny. ,L. W Suit and Cloak state of this ham “ R C.. 0 3 M T e 9‘ ‘ Chaplatn—W’or Bro. James w 1ago. Mr. «Stride seemingly buffer-a no Rum” "“115" 1121111
0 ‘ __._____ cli)’. quarters on “aid street, \orwalk, ‘0‘ Storey 1865—68 f Igl gflficls from his three years' of Amelia .\l ll..:y “time
‘ . . ' _ i te e ' - at s l . with the ex . .., . ..
1 ' {7.9-“0‘11““1“39°°t°1‘“m1amM°’ :L N. mom“ cloning A urge 1" “a?” Marshal -—\\or. Bro. Ham’ F. Beh- alight it'llpet‘liment in fiptampeechmth: The mm“! lllll . .l ,. C i“ n
5 Allivtcr of “1111111er mated his Drolll- COOK “’5 i“ "‘5'er 3" ”“5 m" be The a“ hell 1907.91;ecus 0,- ms gassing {1918. 111.1 111.1 . "I,
t m or, Edward C. .\ic.\llistcr at the Olson“ A preilt June wedding took place at meeting liell until the third week in . Senior Steward~“’or. Bro. Jay S “r. Stride intends to male his home ‘floor (11‘ 11 1.1.11. .I 11..
'wJ--w:f::ff”w “‘~ hoe “0m vmtordav . 311 this morning at St. Joseph's Julv. Each member is requested to Buckley, 1911 -in this city with Captain and Mrs the 11111‘1211.3111.= “1....
”WHAT NlAGARA FALLS ls TO . ' ' k " church when Mina Anna M. Lyden. bring her pelln} bag well filled J i Si rd~VV B D d H. th'p‘ at 10 HTS“ street He will 111111112150 (‘1' 1w ' f»
. -. I, , , \ \ 1 , 'd f 0 un or 9w“ 0"- m 3" seek employment here and will devote 1 ., . . . . .
.'\1'll|ii'v the {0d Lillllpill Willi NilZl‘ Tllt‘ “0‘“. 11080 “1120“ lb expected tlau_-l1ttl‘ 0f .lrs. .llcllatl l.) en 0 I. Pollard. 1919 ‘a part Of his “me to teaching muaic‘ On 31.1) 1- 1 11.1331
mom is to incttlrea. l’1iliict- lllt1zlll‘t1 111 back in “In Sm“ this afternoon after Bay-view avenue. became the bride of Just as those who take pride in the ”7-1“. Gate—“'or. llro. C. Oils to Sallaiion Arm} bands in the vicin Imm-y 1.1-0“.-- 1 ~19!
1112111 at, 8.13. “another 505310" at the \'ogpl garage Harold A. Cook of New Canaan. The neat appearance of our public Fitch. 1913. in)" “peace. and ,il: ,. 11 1221111
rm. mm.“ “Wand repairs. wedding ceremony was performed by parks were taking their pen in West Gale—4V or Bro. James 11”“, own”. Jun .1191:
'l‘ho anuunl 1.1114111: or Wanmuu _..~ - Rev. R. J. Carroll with a nuptial handle urge the proper authorities to liubbeil 1909 {3000 Waterbury .remrd do... ,I, _.. 1.1.1.111-
Couimll No. 31. I). of l‘., will 11111111111 11.11.“ --.~ 11111 luck" 01..., now at bridal mass 'Ilie bride wore a while out the grass on historic Norwalk F: . tinuancc 01 .1,
- . 1 -- 1'1 . nst Gate—Vi or Bro Harry 1’ Ben-11 1‘ 1"
at Red Metre 11:111_ :3 Main MW"! 3' 2-.1 Nut-ll) Main St. between Univ-u satin georgetie crepe dress with pearl Green. which has been neglected since neli,1907 metal workers Strike1jl1dzlnr-nt..m11-'- ~ my...
7.80, tomorrow arr-nine wilIllItlio IplIocI- “DC“... and Lunch €3,331”, Olsen. trimmings and carried a boquet cf Decoration Dal. a man appeared with “or. Bro. isaac Church, 1810. 1 “'ATERBI'RY June 18. ~—Labor error has [101:1 .2 E 1,111
tion of Ofllt‘vl-s 11nd otlim 1n1po.1.1n 1 _ - white bridal roses. while her-bride's a lawn mower this morning and made Wot. Bro. Charles Vl'. Many. 1889- 90. ilrouble uhich has been brewing forlf‘mlghl immmlit . . ~.;-,.m, 1
busineqs. villl('h_\\‘ill be followed h." a warm“... [_ Finch. who in repairing maid. Miss Veronica Cook. were a this pleasant breathing place look ever Moat W Bro A C Wheeler 18945. some lime in Waterbury came to 3 tion to 1105111 1111 11:: :r forth:
musical and uranium program in llli 1111- Knox lint Shop on Day street, [19- dress of lavender. carrying a boquet so much better. “.0; Bro John IHI.Wade 18,96» {5‘3‘1033‘3mm0'mn31w'mn IDDI'OXi'm-le 1cuiion of the 11:11., :. 1~ 211911
have “membh‘ha” which will immd‘ ported to lllt‘ police yesterday aner- of roses and sweet peas. The best ‘— ‘ , “’or‘ Bro. Edgar N Sloan 189718 ‘ent factors; flitting? 2:" Swift. dilion 10 the 11:111.:1 .
a clelel pmtmlal 01 111.: ”P11111111 11“ noon. the 11.15.. or about 40 sash man was Thomas l.y.den After :1 re- The American Band of ’ "“8 6111' Wm; Bro. Harvey M Kent 181,; The men include about 2500 fromntlu: W“ "‘
bum." iwciglils. cepllon at the home of the bride the inn eled by motor bus to New Haven Wor. BrdGeor-ge E Curtisidtloi-i. Waterbun Brass and Benedict, and I KING ALFO \‘sll
“ ""“‘ ‘ 1 ~——- \‘Votlded couple will leale for a one Tyesterday. and played for the class of . ' Bumam branches 01' the American -
, . ., .. l 1 “or. Bro. Charles F. Trietram. 11.103. Brass Company, four hundred from 1. ql.l(1HTLl
'1119 local police llil\t liccllm 51 Joseph McMahon of Cedar street week tour of the Mohawk Trail and 1893 They were “1 the “‘19 0' march Wor Bro Edward R Weed.1904 1the plant of the Randal h & Ci ' ’
communication from tho Stamford po- ‘who has been seriously ill at the Norv upon their return will make their in the Yale. Field Day Parade in the “'or. Bro. Robert E "“1“ 1909 Company. and twenty- thpree frommzlfg M ADRLD Tuwti- .1 .11111' 17
lice to be on the lookout for Ellen Walk "03pm“ is improving rapidly future home on Forrest street. New morning in which thlrty bands played Wor. Bro. Joe A. Curler lllli ' North! of lIhke Chase Rolling Km. 315“ng Anon... , 11131111'
Chapla, a twelve-year old girl who has andxprobahl)’ will be discharged this Canaan. for the Yale classes. in the 'aftepI . ' ‘ ' ’ , e “'3 0‘" 00°81‘11“ It 10 o'clock. posed. He is remain . : m 115
. . ,Wor. Bro. Anson 1F. Keeler, 1910. I the time agreed upon by m mu," II by the order 0‘ Ms “III, M
been missing from her home. 41 St.
Johns Place slince l2230 -.p 11).. satur-
day. lune 14 The Clll'd is describcd' A sailor. :1 llleu1““r 0f ”19 ltaliafln Mrs Ella Payne of Marshall street Harvard Bareball game. and in the ev- AT BANTAM LAKE
as being of a stout build and having Ann-rim“ Sziiloru' "I‘lll’f Etindeflad- Int: announced the engagement of her ening they took part in the festivities A lolly bunch of genuine sportsmen.“ _
blond hair and red checks. Win-n lust dressed tllt- alllllt’lli'l' 111 last evening’s anus hter \iiss Ella M. Pal lie to Hnr- at the slipper of the Class of 1898. A all local members of the Roxbury Club f
seen Sh? was dressed ill white, wore it poi-(onllmlce in the Palace Theatre. ‘y f‘. Laplvr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dnn- ' big do)" and wonderful iime' was of this 050'. are enjoying a fishing lrip
dark M1111 $11111" halo “'11 P111003 3"“ "0 illl’fldt‘1 TUI‘ {1111115 [11? ”19 ““1111“ lei .l. anlvr of Portland. .\ie. The the comment of all the mmebers of to their club house at Bantam lake. .
black and white stockings. Any infor- (‘llildl‘cn mmlv orphans 11." the WM- ,dulo for tho ceremony has been set the band. Thel’madt’ 1h9‘r9turn ”'11 including Charles Dlmond. 1-. H. mm
maiion concerning her wliercafmuts —._- for August 11), ”um Alisa paym. and, by motor bus. some time this morning. Quinmrd. Herbert R. Sml‘h. (-'. 0.' v -.
mm ”
will be kindly forwarded to 11111 IiK‘ul
police or “'illiam li. Brannon, rzllei‘ lllll) .lltls ('(lllllllillill‘tl lo the police that city and are 110l111l1ll' willl the manner to mention for {car It may not agree liam H. Guthrie. Many of their local.
0f D0110“. Slfllllfill'd. 11ml DOYH Vitillt'd his premises 133‘ set of Norwulk. Mr. Ilnwler Is at pres- with the stories told by the married friends have bgen promised ‘ part of ,
—— -—-~ 2 litight lit-lwccn nine and ten O'clock eni employed in this city, having been members to their wives. the catch and consequently are wish-I S" w 2:, q'
——i\'[:l_\'(‘l‘s' INXTC .lzizz Ran‘L 'Tllili‘8~ and 31019 his CllL‘l‘l'll’S. I{mll l5 gonla a resldpnt here for the past several «———-—-————r—-a— lug them In kinds 0! luck: 1' I k and 00' sweaters . S; [0 SL9
day evening. Rnlon Point Park. Admit!“ calttli 'ellrrlf'lllt‘)’ don't watch out. ' months. " FRATERNITY NOTES. __ _F.
slon 50 cents. . The following meetings are rolled NORWALK YACHT CLU’B DANCES . , ,- ,- .. '4'
— 1."“'“"‘“f"“ Lorenz“, Adams started A very pleasant birthday pa: l_\ was tiled in take place this elening: summer Dresses . $51,951, £111.93 1'1} bill
THERI‘IOS BOTTI Eq out to enjoy it film-days furlough lo- llt‘ld in honor of Palsy Chliniml. at improved 01 tier of Heplaeoplls E. Vi. Fitch. John F. McMahon and
S 2 Q0 ‘ ‘ “”1 “-V “"“nd‘m‘ ”‘0 mundl‘tmg'i‘ oi the home of his parents 5? spring South Norm-alk. Conclaic 418. at 12 Lil—“311 :31‘Mkiflr entertainment bmm- N . I . ‘1'.
2. 5 II050 tlit- SullInlzlrlne R211 111 the La 9' 01'- “It," lust cvenlng. ”m little fellow South Ma street. in tteeo the ’orwalk Yacht Clu . hasI n ‘11.. ’» (I3
‘9 secured the Stealing orchestra to pro- cw Silk m6 . ~ - c ‘ “G ' a
week.
Dr. John \\'. \‘olillcr of El \‘l'cat ave-
pctlo Co}. yards this afternoon. Motor
smison-PO‘Ve“ Corporation ,Cnp Sweeney will cover his ll'le (1111'
South Norwalk
lily. his absence.
”Willi splendor like tln)'~~.‘l\‘9lt‘l'}'
liltt- night, Xuzimova in the Red
‘tel'lll’;~!1lc1l‘lli3lil $.13.
Lim-
LAWLER—PAYNE.
Mr. Lawlcr are wvlr known in this
being twelve years old. There were
about lwentydlve friends present.
Gaines Were played and refreshments
were Fi'l‘Vt‘il. it was a late hour when
lllc party dispersed and all joined in
declaring that they had had a line
time.
noon.
tween tilti mum of
'Tllc exact hour win are not permitted
Shepherds of Bethlehem Lad} Jen-
nings Dodge, \‘o. at 116 \Va-sn'ng-
ton street.
A meeting of the lmprm ed Or: CT of
Red Men Uncas Tribe 26 took place
in Red Men's Hall last 9‘ ening. The
regular routine buffiness was disposed
of.
the American Bond played be-‘
the Yale and ROXBURY "EMBERS
1
Eakland. John H. Manning and Wil-
vide music for the season‘s dances and
the following dates have been selected: 1
Wednesday. June 25111. Tliursdar.
.iulv, .
3rd. Wednesdai‘s. July 6. 16. 23 and 30.;
’Wednesdays. August 6. 13. 20 and 2
and Monday. Septemil’ér ls‘.
IDa v.
ILaborI
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Wash Skirts $13,111, :51. 11.3 111 ‘18
Silk Sport 511' iris
113. 111 ‘Z
The piitlleges of the dance will be
extended to the families of the mem-
bers and their personal guests. and a
successful season is looked forward
to.
Captain C. ll Phillips of the Saha-
Ition Army journeyed to Stamford inst
' 1evening and spokoat the meeting at
I’tlie Stamford Headquarters. Captain
' 1Phillips was accompanied by Fred-
1or~ick Stride. a veteran of the world
lIwar, who is making his home wltll
Captain and Nlrs. Phillips. Mr. Stride
“also nddresed the meeting and related
.I'some of his experiences on the other
‘ _side. -
John McCormack. the famous Irish The following meetings took place
tenor, “ho resides at Nor‘ton, became last exenlng:
a full- fledged citizen of the l’nited Old Well Lodge. F. C: A. M.. in hia-
»Sfatefi )‘l’Stelday. ilc renounced his sonic Hall. 16 South Main street-
allegiance. in the king of Great Britain improved Order of Red Men. Uncas
before Supreme Court Justice Donnel- Tribe. 26. in Red Men‘s Hall. at 25
ly in New York. Washington street.
Attention to Ford Owner's
SALE OF HONEYCOMB RADIATORS
THIS WEEK ONLY
$ 2 3 . 0 O
Radiator Repair Shop
To]. 435 26 IlallrSt, Norwalli. (201111.
l
ansaxe am. in FALL. l
Mildred Hawkins, ilve years of ageI
daughter of -.Mr and Mrs R. F. Haw-
kins of 8 Haviland street. while play-I
lg on the wooden fence in front or herI
home yesterday afternoon fell to the
pavement and broke her arm. The
child was attended at her home by a
physician who put the wounded mem-I
her in splints. Mildred .is now getting
John Stryker. formerly a member of
the South Norwalk police force. is'cal-
l.llng on friends in town today. having WNGTON June ,18--l‘h9
‘nrril'ed from Columbus, Ohio. last ev- lI-eus- .lui'liclar.‘ committee agreed 10-
ening. At present he resides in Key Ila: Ll tub: Saturday on a ”090515111?
port, N-J-17:1119gmau-voc-Iard.Democrat 'Il l0
5. ;._.,‘m- :h vvuiu "l'HOIlZQ the president
Mr. and Mrs. John Lotlerzoiand chll-,‘ t wpiorflnmltlinn tcl‘ modify the W"
WILL VOTE ON PROHIBITlON
MEASURE.
Boll .Killdui‘t‘ of the Hotel Mahackc-
.mo sales icice is said to have pur-
{chased a motor bike and to have made
' ‘IlllS first llip on it last evening.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
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- Mdaofzgeiitggfirsoi f all: - .Timt ball game at the Dental Asso- dren Mary, Sonny 3-0,. “a Dominik. 1 tin...- 3,... h liiiion law inaofar u it ref- 81093 nicely.
. -. . Sou Norwalk Savin 19““ 0“ dinner} at D0510“ 51 t°m°"°‘" who have been visiting atthe home of f leted m 1111.1 .nrnufacture and sale or .... __ __, —
_ ; . gs afternoon, promises to be 301119 game- Mrs. Lotierzo'a parents 1.63 Spring beer wl light v .1 65- ‘ ~ ’
f. Blink, held this (181.?) 3 {Experts from Norwalk. Stamford and street returned to their home in Br k~ ' ' ‘I
- , dWldend 1’10 depositors Greenwich will try to extract a game in, N. Y this afi'rnoon. op ‘11— - . ‘ _
. ' I; ' was declared at the rate 0f .1 more or less painlessly from the Den-I ' ' I . , E
. 3 four (4) per cent. Per 311' Ital Doctors of Bridgeport and Next" Samuel Noms of New Britain stop- T171713” Delicwas .
.I S num from the earnings of IHagen with a. promise of free life in- red 0"." at South mm“ this mom, . . Mm! ,
a 3116 831; 1311??“ ending ‘ Isurance to an umpire yet to be ing “5m Rochester, N Y. to hm hm! .
. . I we dividend will .be selected I wife who has been apendingafew days " When a” meal W5”
:1 This 1 *‘“‘ - 1with. her sister, Mrs. 0. William Har- he”, ayen ‘xetinedanll
. entered on pass-books and The Norwalk Colored Athletic Club dam on Chestnut street. about was.”
i paid on and after July .' announce that they wii hold their first ~ w“. I.‘
Iloth, 1919. entertainment and can on at Red Thomas Creamer, Frank Creemer ‘ £3! M m .
.1... 3...... m... 1.122;. “use“ firemen w" 11...... “1111111 111
George 11- Woodward nished by the famous cull: Club Jazz‘ ' minus “firm m sumo“! m“ : -
, _, - Treasurer. band of New York city. An amount -' ' .__..’ 11.
June 16th, 1919. ill-0mm containing the names of Joseph H. Mal In. clad: in the ‘
1 aomeofthemoetnotedcolorodmmxm chugging-II,
lather: in thla part of the country 1“la m.m'g.hrmnon.
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