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16 So. Main St.
zoom nonwux.
.Cily News
‘5'"
.. y Schultz accidentalLv fell
.111 onu of tile glass show cases
Billil‘y \l’ilkens‘ store in North
-. ~i1'eel. this morning.
lull}; bf)". weighing: ten poundr.
mun to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davin.
.trwalt avenue. yesterday.
. firm are putting along nicel)
"he elimination tennis tournament“
the Nor-‘alk Tile & Rubber works CC
a.» inaugurated on the local courts
Herring, when two matches were
flayed ofl.
Those Eagles may have a good time
in New Havrn. today. but nothing to
equal that c the five little lads with
5}; 11,1): 6}‘ s and big broad smiles that RI
orrupied fill front seat of the special
ti. Elnv car that bore the members ol.‘
ill» Knight street A. M. E Church
1 nd Sunday school to Savan Rock to STOREY. JA‘IES W”
on their annual picnic.
Your Jewelry repaired refreshed
Brand's Jewelry store, S. Norwalk.
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.«afi of three doctors and two
i ~:'y inspectors have been put at
lhe state board of health to
fine. if possible the source of
1 1+ \Pl‘ which originaiwed appar-
‘ the Plainville Camp Grounds.
m cases of typhoid have been
the board. but Dr. T. Eebn
:. (barge of the investigation,
winery that there have been
. :v-lloried yet. Seven of the
reported are from
the two new ones
in:
fil'
‘. While
‘fHJd.
. .9 ion of the Norwalk
nnroute to the state
:I‘i New HaVen. passed
~ Norwalk at about 9:30
‘.'_' At'il‘ed in their ipic
~ {mm-z and headed by the
they created consid-
as they marched
":1 Main street info rail-
. fi'llf-l’; they retraced
~ ‘. l’ll‘ned béCk Tnto South‘
V9;
’llave been discharged.
j ia'eicome Committee of the Red C1053,
'-‘ 1420. 11’ you know someone else - and
whose name has not been published in 3|.me “mm
{his roll. kindly send that in, too. Tie clothes otoqual merit.
Cbmznétice have no way of getting
. friends.
is not only
{or the
. ranging
“mm“ BY! morox RL SSELL l—I)iscllal'-g
.er, ot‘ Ooscol). )cstexda‘.
. ..n;i thence on to the rail-
'afl)' man W310 tries to secure an ad- sold beer containing more than one
.‘x‘orwalk Council. No.
of Columbus. will hold
meeting to‘mt. at
3 building commfiteq
- 'r l-epOrt on the propos-
- and erection of a club
S'TODCHY on “ est “ash-
reremly acquired by
'2nril.
'- r: and sailors. members
Tx‘az'walk Council. aré 83'
i an account of their ex
A. fil‘l attendance of me:
‘u"'7?d. ’
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NOW
THE TIME FOR YOU
TO SAVE
t:.;e young men th'mk it
‘i be easier to save a nun
I
There is noth'mg to it. If
your income increases so Wm
v'“.'-: expenses.
THE nus To luv: 18
NOW
4 PER CENT. on 81m
A number orre-'
'of good government mot thwart the
lwill of the people by such tactics.
j} “'hen Mr. Fisher and Mr.
/ met not 10132880 Mr. fisher made .a
onioythoomn‘foflooflowm.
(Names should be -forwarded‘to Wel-
come Committee. 25 Water street,
_ Nowralk). -
This roll should contain it. .‘f,.11es
all men from The Norwallm and
Wilton who have been in senice and
'f )ou. name;
send it in lo Lbs
.I.’
does not appear,
I.) \‘Valer street. Nor-walk. or telephone
htherorsong'et the some
names except as they are reported by
the men themSelves, or by men-
The committee would appreo
cialc your help. Remember, this roll
a public record. but also
benefit of {lie communes til--
ccmlnunily Welcome home
celebrations.
Aliahbeme’nl: h3\9:11l so been made
.‘i-r registration at the CL}! Hall.
South Nor-wank, 111 the ofl'ice ot‘ the
cl!) cleri; f um ‘41 2.. 111. to 3 p. 111., ex-
cept at 210111
Additional registrnvicins follow:
—— .
BARRINGOSO, JOSEPH—Discharged
July 11, 1919; 439th Supply Train,
It is perfectly prodded: if
you are buy, to let your boy
come here alone to buy his
suit. We’ll look after him
and any merchandise se-
lected you can return if it
fails to meet .with your
approval.
Not a. bad experience for
the flue mat in go shop-
ping done.
Great assortment of Boys’
Co. B; Corporal, Motor Truck.
Home. address: No. 23 ‘hnpel SL, Wu]: Suitotoooloot In
Norwalk.
LENNAN, ED“'ARD J.—Discharged ..__...
May lst; N. S. 8. Santa Clara: Sea-
man, Int Class. [7. 8. Navy. Hamel
idoirgisk 123 “'asllington 6L. Souzli: p ogers & S‘e‘vem
BRUW'N. RYBEN E. -— DiscllargedlqoMk mm
Aug. 1:: 2nd Division. 91h Infantry”
\i. G. CO .: P1ivate.Hom( addless: .
218 South Main St" South J‘Jorwalk. l
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"i'd like to tell you vht Mot
ed Aug 12.1919; 2nd Div.iston 17m Whittle-9y o! tie [at mum told
Field Artillery, Battery C;Pr1vate, the Germans." sold It. Beam
Ist Class Artillery Home addressrg “You'll get h the place described
No 16 Wesipoxt Ave” Norwalk ' v ..
by Maior \ hittlesey all right, I“
Kingandoueenwy.vfithnwfiemlf
Hum. “(818. mum's
AnewudnostntlnotiveshokotVfldufs
dyju
auditions.
ALLKINDSOFEIGH comma-1:: DOCK-
ERSANDKWYA’RDS.
RAYMOND gr SON
«amount.
CAPES
no women, KISSES All) cm
AT GREAT
REDUCTIONS
SummfmmlmfiapmfiepNMufl
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890cm at
BLIP-OR swnu'm
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LLEN FREDERIC - Discharged
Aug. 5th. 1919; 7th Diviison 302ml “r F: fiber
Engineers, (‘0. B;P11\nte L‘Zombol it is claimed “by Mr. Fisher oi: the
Engineers. Home address: 55 eleven hundred signers of the petition
Connecticut AVE" South Norv'valk. _
rename, Loris-Discharged Dec ‘0 ”‘3‘“ 3‘“ m '0‘" W 3‘ t"“l
17: 4151 Coast Aflflk’f)‘. Battery E; meeting. and that manv mare mar:
Private, Artillery. Home address: be on hand. too. There is. according.
13 Leonard SL. Norwaik.
ND} E. HAROLD B.—«l)iecllarged
Aug 12 1519; 2nd Division. 23rd “e 0’ 9““qu “m ‘0 have 3‘“
lm‘dmly Cu. K: Private. T..f,.nlry_ Fry manned. and that at the town!
Home address: No. 31 Van Zant St.
East Vorualk. led by an overwhelming vote.
311- Discharg- ‘.
ed Aug. 1 l‘nfi: 26th Division. 104th
‘ Infantry l‘elsorlal l). . General
qu.5.. A. E. P. (.‘o. C: 2nd Licufen-
ant, Infantry.
Elmcl‘esl tel-race. Norwalk.
is‘
and that the town is beinz held up to
. . ,. . . .
szcgliggifiblxt:12"fgflrggfi‘xm‘fimgifi: Greenwich would be associated notj
sion, 302ml Regiment. (‘0. G; Bu- only With the Pickm “I" 0‘ “mi
also; Ingalltzy.\ Home address: No. it is very proud but with the Pick-
roa Sl.. .'0:".'.'alk. ‘ wick ”96113.!
“WLMO’TT. JAMES HENRY—D -' .1
charged July 12, 1241.9; Signalmairil.: Fry was denied a contract for the;
let Class. {~- 3' Naval Reserve good of the service. The cents-lob,
Force. Home rallllress: No.126 So have already been signed but. eve-Ill
.“ there were a vacanCy to be filled I
personally would vote azainst him.‘
The matte1 has been deflnii: lv set-l;f
tled" said Frederick A. Spr. nger.’
Main St. South Norwulk.
FRY CASE UP AGAIN.
Fisher Threatens to HaVe
T°wn Meeting Called when the pttition was presented by.
The F” ‘3'“) i‘ 333m. before the Mr. Fisher. who was accompanied by
totem of Grrennirh. George 1’. Fish. a score of women
told a repofl-
er 0: the Advocate that the Greenwich
School Committee had ignored 1; peti-
tion filed by him and signed by o\'el‘ Hartford Man I: Charged With Viola-
elcven hundred citizens of the town.‘ tion of Prohibition.
which reque<wd that 'MrUFry be ‘re HARTFORD. Aug. 21.——Tlie first ar-
taincd as .mincipal of the Hamilton rest here ror illegal violation orthe
avenue school. Next week. said Mr. federal liquor law was made yester-x
Fisher, there will be a town meeting day by Federal agents J. J. Hunulker.‘
called. and he says: it will not be ad- who keeps a hotel at 75 Mulberry;
joumed. When asked how he could 51,-0.4, was arrefi‘ed yesterday often
prevent an adjournment. Mr. Fisher noon on a warrant issued by Assistant'
said: ’ 'lrnitea States Attorney Allan K.”
"You may quote me as saying that Smith. charging that on 5.3.31 13, he
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FIRST _ LIQUOR ARREST.
.. .“d —-—- ~-_.<-n.
journment will be thrown bodily out K hali‘ per cent alcohol. Huntziker w.”
of the window. “'9 are going to have arraigned before United States Com-
government by the people. George En misaloner Richard F. Carrol-l. Mr.
Beam would not let me see the Illin- Smith appearing for the government
utes of the. school committee. and. as The use was continued until August
a citizen and as a taxpayer, l have am; under bonds of $1.000 m order to
right to see the minutes. I'll know by; give Huntzilrer an opportunity w 1.9.
what authority Mr. Bearn refuses ma'flmin counsel.
Mr. Fisher also says that some one;
is circularizing the town with such'
circulars as “Who Meets a Girl Down
on Broadway 1’" but that the opponents
Beam
remark which Mr. Beam did not like.
OXFORDS
For Ken and l
Wm
mi. plenty of time no to.
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2- — n-uu-urv-‘vc-v’ i~cummn
.
ammnxymm.
The South Normal;
to Mr. Fisher. no doubt that the pea-i
meeting the desire mid be manual-1
Another citizen said that Greenwich’
flied to death over the Frv case' 'I
Home address: No. ll ridicule from cost to weal. AnotherI
man said he feared that the name of
Ath" chairman of the School conllnltiee,:_
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GET A SQUARE
We will buy your M, .
goods. rags. papers. but and fl, "
second hand goods. Anything ’0‘
have. Price according to the cud-r ‘
117 or the goods. A m and ”
PHILIP P. MAHONE“
58 Va Zane! street. Phone 1m
locum hood turd! Mun In *.
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Egg. Stove,
we or the spine. You will never a
not giving the Chimp-sour 3 ohm
a hi you.
mic 'mt menu liven Alto .
T. FRANCIS. ll. C.
8 Wuhingtcn St, 80. Non-walk. Com
Mduate from Palgiur School
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