Boy Scoutl‘
I
'fi‘q SSS Kits
$5.96
. j ,_ use on your hike or when
go camping. Small and
,i y carried. «-
Look One Over At
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
scorn nonwnx.
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City News
: ~17: nienccd maki n: our XXX
remand has steadily in-
“.. -.;,
l-owlex Women's
will meet this evening.
(‘ .» ‘ ‘ L‘-
». , .1 -- .2; L niic-d American Men,
‘l,(‘il. No. 4. are scheduled
‘ regular weekly meeting
Forum Hall this evening.
.1 .ght daily. Can be had at
-. ._. Oyster Co.
i._,.:.,::1nbiie parties went from
Y. yesterday
intend the welcome to
_1- ulster N
Q. - ~:-man_v.
-- .1 mid-week prayer serv-
Smith Norwalk 'Baptin
Ml last eVen‘mg At the
.. cortices a special busi-
wns held.
ted.
~ - - ~ at O'Brien's
:4 par
.7 ~ "1 1y b1r<iness meeting
1 - .‘ierV'alk Baptist church
.A - : mninr! at the cio:<e
1.: - . ~ :mwinz. Business of
he considered and all.
d :o be presnt.
"NAIR Congregational]
Norw'aik,
:‘1 rliurtn worshiped'
~ :« South
. mid- week
for ncr church. last
I
the
&;.~1T‘llz
was made at
the acceptance;
_. I
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"11-‘1 state Roase-l
wzmrzce for this
been in—
packages,
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Reliei;2
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'VTTAL STATTSTTES I
HI llllllNTll 0T JUNE'
n Clerk Smith Recorded
31 Births, 33 Marriages
25 Deaths ‘
and
i 'l'nc follow. ng are the Vital statis-
l ties for the month of June. as record-
7ed in ti: o ofiisus of Town Clerk Her-
hezt R Si 111th. During the nlonhhI
:thcrc were .31 births, of which num-
; ber 12 were boys.
There were 33 marg
1 OR YOU GOLFBRS!
Your needs all supplied here
Iriages and 25 deaths. The statistics‘
follow:
‘ June Births.
4—Doroi‘1‘1y. to Samuel and Bessie
Jobrack.
{11 ’l‘—-l)a iei. to Michael and Bessie.
Ab1ahams.
i lS—E1iznbcth. to Alexander and Julia.‘
I EIdos.
'21—Je1emia‘n to Jeremiah and Eli-
10'! n SVV‘ccne}.
ill—Wiesephine to Joseph
I Stevens.
and Mary
15—V’inzenzo toJames and Filomend
I
‘ Longbericto.
14—Hen-,n to Henry and Pauline Wil-'
kens.
l
1 let. ‘
I 9~Margaret. to Edward and Jennie
' Quinlan.
4——Lcna, [0 Louis and Rose Rodack.
l
i 7~Boy. to Raymond and Catherine
,- Aiken.
; 8- —,AItred to Charles and Julia Bay-
liss.
2«Norma, to James and Mabel De-
V1119.
5-—l1c-ne. to Alexander and Barbara:
Szotak.
o—-.ltegina to Henry and Wihhnenia
Geibel.
.29——Maiion. to Frederick and Lottie
Brundage.
.“T—V eronia. to Joseph and Genrude:
Donia?"
, JS~Jaca. to Natalie and Lucy Licaie
' le-IMmthV-x to \Villiam and Anna
~Smith.
25~Mary. to John and Anna Nugent.
LBS—Margaret, to Joseph and Mary
Szabo.
27~Edward, to Stephen and' Sarah
Pesak.
30—Bernice, to Tinnie and Ruth As-
kew.
8:Exolyn. to John and Rose Ber-
trum.
30—Suitan. to Lawrence and Blanche
Wargo.
T—Samucl, to Jacob and Anna Dum~
brov.
G—Anna. to Charles and Anna Betta.
ZS—Barneth, to Max and Annie Buck-
stein.
16—Laura. to “’illiam and Sophia
Abramovicz.
4»Amcinctte. to Je 1_V and I my I’a-
relli.
—Alf1'edo, to Joseph and Josephine
‘ Floriar - ~ ->
June Marriages.
2—~Edward M. Duncan and Clara M.
Owens.
I 3—-—Louis Beckett and Florence E.
Richmond.
3—«Avedis lsbctcherian and Bertha
‘ A. Stafford.
lullorris F. Byxbce and Mabel K.
Richards.
1 4—~Stephen C. Brown and Minnie E.
l Avordson.
‘ 5—~ Merino Oliveri and Carmella Bar-
bieri.
6»—Arthur H. “'hite and Hazel M.
Ncwcomb.
. 7—Christian Bennewitz and Elsie
‘ Kestenbaum.
9—-John W. Homer and. Sarah E.
Studwell.
9-W’illinm J. Regan and Mary E.
IAyOnS.
110- George G. Hale and Lillian \Vax-
dell.
lll—Genrge l-l. Hewitt and Bertha M.
Godfrey.
jll—lra H.1{iggins and lola P. Stev-
| ens.
14—Henrv E. “nods and Mabel
Vt'eeks.
gising the
em
":n T}? for
when the fis-
”I, The total re-i lS—Chrarles Cleson and Annie Denni-
- 3'4, Thole ‘V'-' e; ei
wing}: Vielded an‘
Q-r Un‘l $219,932
"‘ operators I
7 f - r-7SfO?‘1.
~ ' ‘ mitily 2T. Phoe-
." :3 ;“{illl€l‘ Merch-
’ , :1“. $011111 Norwalk
'i " lr"'. refreshments
:1‘ Skell} & HOW-i.
<- .(- —- and members
;.l for 600. Purv
T'“ ”‘63::
The South Norwalll'
t.1en1ne[‘16_ank Tor~toxclla and Mar) Cha-
lie—Julius Soltcz and Emma Tar-has.
Ila.
18— Harold A. Cook and Anna M. Ly-
den.
18——Leonel G. Him and May Platt.
19—~David '1‘ Wells and Margaret Mi—
chine.
Iii—George E. Jones to Beatrice C.
Healey.
Zl—eEliis Hughes and Anna Kellogg.
til—Harry A. Nystrom and Ellie
James.
el—Charles E. Parker to Florence H.
Kent.
23~Paul Shamir and Matilda '1'. Tan-
dltnick.
24—Samuei L. Crosby and. Carrie L.
Ralston.
24—Archibald T. Merriam and Anna
E. Miller. '
I25—Ralph B. Patiick to Emily A.
SHOES
Of Quality
For Vacation. bras-Up or I
l
9—Francis, to John and Daisy Metz-'
right up to the 19th hole! .
The time has gone by when
men thought any old thing
1 was good enough to wear on
i the links.
Scotch tweeds, oops, spa.
1 cial trousers, golf stocking:
and light weight sweeten.
l
._-—-
Rogers 81 Stevens
liter-Walk Booth mun
Seymour.
26——Joseph Pollock and Vera tom
ate—John Klook and ivy um.
28—- Robert M. Tenney and Amelia 0.
Becker
29—33mm L. Britto and Laura I.
Tonhey
29—th B. Prentiss to Harlot E.
t Ball.
: June Booths.
l—flenry Wick. 75 years. 10 due.
3—Carrie Lockwood. 76 yearn. (our
' months and two days.
4—Miidred Rinne. one your.
months eight days.
5——-Edwin Patterson 44 years. three
months. 10 days (Worcester)
s—Jodm Seymour. 76 years,
month, {our days.
6—Sarah Green. 84 years two days.
7—Mmon Craw tom. two months, six
days. _
8—111uuan Stevens, 78 years, eight
months, four days.
10——Sarah Scott. 64 years.
months, 20 days.
Iii—Joseph Gorham. 49 vears. three
months. 20 days.
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one
seven
Iii-«Annie Lagerln. 67 years. seven
months, [our days.
13—‘Craven Wood, 57 years, 10
months. 19 days.
13 » Sarahina Obuchowski. one day» ‘.
l4—Stélia Weller. ‘27 years. three
months. one day.
u—Patrick Lnxton. 74 years.
17——-Caroline “‘ilkens. 81 years, 26
days.
17—Minnie Talbot, 40 years, nine
months, 19 days.
lS—Thomus Quigley, 18 years.
23—VVilliam Clooney, 35 years, 11
months. 21 days
23—May Medwick, 27 years.
24-Anna Foreit. 12 years, three
months. eight days.
Zl—Robeit Gray 32 years, five
months. 14 day.s
SSv-John Collins, 13 years, 10 months.
two daVs.
26-~:\T2|X TaVlin. 58 years.
It; »»»»» Manon Larsen. 3] V'c-ars,
months.18 daV'.'.
KNOB CARD PARTY. ..
three
The first of a series of caxd panics
being hold under the auspices oi the
ladies of The Knob took place at the
clubhouse yester day afternoon.
prmcd a delightful success Twenty-
four ladies took part in yesterday‘s
games and a icccud o! the points
scoxed in each of the players taken.
This idea VVill be followed at each of
the. ga am and at the end of the
~ Cozy Couch Cliammocits’
Wohavoihoooododin locating a limited timer, in sev-
W» ”WWW
crustyles, that are reasonably priced.
WE SELL mu wrrn on wrrnour arms ml
AWNINGS.
RAYMOND a: SON
Vanadulu.
W' m
4.00 per your.
Now That the Victory
Loan is Over
YOU WILL NEED A PLACE ‘TO mt YOU! 30m.
80m. than in one of our m1: DEPOSIT none at
The City National Bank
Mlmm
uses-fl
5000 Hammermils‘
V‘Bondbe‘tter Heads
for $15.00.
Emmet-of printed matter
MMWIMM-l
all around commercial bond made
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inches. The printhgilol’flnhfl
and we stand back of every sheet.
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The Westborter-Herald
Watport. 00m.
PHI—Wodoothcrprintingot
lower prices on you have been
min: 11.1.... out and"
oqnipnmrtmloultpoulblo.1loh~
anouandonoofthoJomwill
GET A SQUARE DEAL
. '0 will buy your household
8000!. no. invert. Jill and all
second hand goods. Anything you
no. Moo occordllx to the qual-
and .
series prizes will be awarded to the‘
ladies making the highe=t score at|
auction, whist and .00. The second of
the games will be held next Wednes-
lay July 30 weather permitting. In,
the event of inclement weather the
party will be postponed until the fol-i
lowing day. < l
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made.
into a living or
room at a small cost.
4ft. up to 12 ft.,
a minute‘s time.
The Very best porch screcn§~‘::
Convcrts your porch
sleeping
Can be hung by any one in
July Clearance
Sale
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Hardwood. thoroughly air dried,
best of insulation. The ice rackSv
drain pipes and shelves are remov-
able for cleaning; whit-e enameled
lined; nickel and brass trimmings.
Former Dried Solo me.
$22.00 $17.”
$24.00 $19.30
$26.00 “.00
$28.00 $23.40
$35.00 $28.00
$40. 00 $32. 00
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Made of heavy canvas with full box canvas mattress.
Guaranteed springs
$8.50 to $30.00
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than.
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SPECIAL PRICES
No. 2 Nut Coal
Also Nut and Stove Goal
5 L. EFFRON ,
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g 3 Rowan St. East Norwnll
Tel 441. Tel. “I.
The Secret oi Wealth
is one's ability to save and the pro-
gressive man of today does not log-
lect his teeth until he has a month (all
of decayed remnants before consulting
a dentist. A small cavity taken In
time saves the tooth. saws snficrhg,
saws time, in the dental chair, sale!
the health and saves money. The col-
Jition of a person‘s teeth meet tho
. genrral health, the general hon. lth nt- ~
Let me lei-V 1..
you to care your health and your mom -
(ecu his capabilities.
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