‘MONDAY' MAY 10, um
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MAY. SELECTIONS
To Add to Your Red Seal Collection - 5
Ask to Hear The‘m ab
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‘7: .:~:' Tom/nine. De Gogorza,
16 South Main Street ’
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- :lns war, as it has for
J. on Memorial Day.
'. ;~. Jr. 1:52:th for Mrs.
7» . ~ “ill have charge of
w .; flir- I'I!l}l"(’."(.'=.lDDS this
7 . I‘m-ling of Old ‘Vell
' llzrxipuny will he held
‘-1 o'clock at U19 Cen~
.\ rflf'f'lil’ meeting
I‘uuzyvlziy will also be
'- :vpzum ml" n'iulzinlz fur-
?l c anniversary in
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‘ . and Maurice Tour-
«lal-tcr" Regent
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ii: -* Straw-La Hat Dye
I: All Colors
xii-c oer bottle
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South Norwalli
i Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw of Bridgeport a}
'19 to open her sumrtfior home at Read-
ing Ridge. May 2‘1. for a shower And
supper dance for Miss lrenel)a\-is of'l
Bridgeport. whose marriage to Stuart
. _ _ e‘ll’. Stevenson takes place in June. ’
5 4... (i from 3 H311 With her
- ,; (~'i:l*l‘ rel’nlives in Maine.
-«. ijuho} of East Rock av
. .lnmml convention of
":rlllly Y, M, C. A. will
,1 ("liiicrcgalionnl church. 'Road.
- \londny evening, May
the coming season.
1 precede the open-
Burchard property will not intcrfcro'
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local-Powell Corp.
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E '1' sugar protection for
’ ‘ Fonds, title papers,
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3-31-52 than om- safe
boxes offer we
» built;
It is time locked;
It has an elec’mic bur-
giar alann.
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b?“ 34.00 a year,
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" « spring cure. See Larry Senmn in “The :‘tmfi- 395‘“?di A large hole was
.riwwary 05 :71? "‘hatsoever Fly Cop“ at the Recent today. Same _ .
..-' nu Whatsocvnr (lircle 0! effect. Also Maurice Tourneur m was CthllglllShf‘d.
. .- ' ‘zvis of the South Nor-tum), Lady's Garter."
'.:—--:;l;ionul church will be;
with the lcaae or the Knob property.
linings; Clanedind C‘olorsfifienévfid '
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Compar.
'37 Cedar St. Telephone 14134. '
The summer time table of rho Now.
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
went into effect yesterday. \\', l).'
Sears. chief dispatcher of the Dam
bury division and tho (‘cnlml Nl-wl
England railroad is in Boston where:
he. is engaged with chief dispatclmrs‘
of other divisions of the system in:
making up lhn summer schcdulc. l
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—-A picture attraclion of— spacial!
union-Mitchell Lewis in King Sprmyl
and other lemurs-s, Palace. Sundayl
evening at, 7 and 9. ». 5
Danbury is about to inaugurate nl
drive for 5250.000 for the llanburyv
hospital. ll. is a worthy movements
and ought to be strongly supported in}
Danbury‘and the allied towns-z. Non"!
town sends many patients to Dunhurv
.hospital and doubtless man}: Now-
~town (:itizcns will be glad to aid the
drivc.~—~Newtown Bee.~
siting at the home of her father. the
ously ill in Detroit and her husband,
a widely known pianist. has canccllrd
arrangements for a journey to
Europe, in order ,10 remain with her.
——l.arry Semen n “The Fly Cop," a
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Why not defer your expendi- '
tures until your dollar will
purchase more nearly a. dollar ls
worth, and in the meantime put
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
South Norwalli
Fischer hon»:- on :3 Hamilton uvcnuc.
rnneumonia at. her home on Meadow
Jdancp will be held on
jury‘s award of 34.208 to Mrs, Flor-
YourMoniey
llically ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Martin illé
aniilton :nenuc. have purchased lilo
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Mr. and Mrs. Freedrick \\‘illiams of the ceremOnl'.
—-Harris & Gans. That‘s All.
or. George S. Kendall. who has
emsermusly ill at his home in Elm.
slightly improved today. His family Hamilton
'and many. friends are hoping for his ~ - . ll .
speedy recovery. . With friends m .fiddlemnn.
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SE 32.21011: 01]- i 24‘: G . c . " '1; f 3 Albert Robinson has resigned as _Danb\1ry have
7. -fflil‘ the Gent 8 a — 811:! MCI. > 01...}- - l U - . , days with Ma‘s.
:1 .. u Th OWII Gan-ism: ‘ v. .-- :a 13—1”... _t l m tie nited Cigar store on‘
Lea-:1“ F‘deOu ' J01] , n. ' ,5"*fi""" VFW», - . lkorth Main street to accept a position ‘
‘21-: , 3::118cts01'15 Kindler .._» let-w .' 7P: i‘Vllh the} [lulled Stotgs Shipping i
:6: R620 {n G- Minor Philadelp _ ,_._ .. _ (,4, Board at Wilson‘s Point. '
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3; Wmenmth- m ,. . , ‘——Dancmg Sat. Nights, Rotou Polnt’
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Mrs. L. Cumow has been ill for Sev-
trcct, South Norwalk.
Under the auspices of Court Laurel.
lall on “West Washington street.
«Harris & Cans. That’s All.
l ‘5g81'9’le Upon lhc awning in front of Mrs. Samuel T. Rubey.
~~~Forget the Sulphur and Molasscs'the Jacob}? Store on “'ashlngton
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, Landlord O‘Sullix-an repm'ls having mg, forfeiting a 325 bond.
The governing board of the ,hfiq a big day's business yesterday at ‘
'Knob Club will hold a mostly: this 1th? gopular'l‘lorlon Point house. Greg-
evening at the residence of ‘lhe prcsi- pry oulevnrd. SCOT“ 0f 'lUlO parties ' ’ last ' '
' . . ‘ - . eienm at about
ulcnt. lrving C. Jennings. Flux Hi“ from 301'W211l-I and surround Em“ “ ebber g
when plans will be made for lOWHS were in the dining
The sale of the ,the afternoon (ind evening.
—~Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed ‘
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company;
WCedfi§EfiTelelfiTéneifi3if' \]
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Attorney Henry Shannon or llridge'
(‘ourt a motion to have set aside the
ence Valentine of North Main min-ct.
in tho alienation suit brought by Airs.
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—-ilarris & Cans. That's All.
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Miss Anna Carroll of Norwulk at:
lmnlmi the funeral of hcr cousin. Miss .9
Mary A. (‘lcary at SI. Pclcr's church.
Danbury, this morning. Besides her
motbm; Mrs. Mary (‘lcm'y of 23 Lil)-
Drty Place Danhur)‘. she leaves two
brothers. William and Frank Cloaryof,
Danbury. '
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v--l~‘orgct the Sulphur and Molasses
spring cure. See Larry Somon in "The
Fly Cop" at the Regent today. Saint'-
effect. Also Maurice Tourncur in
"‘Mv Lady's Garter." ‘
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Mrs. Ossip.Gabrilms'itsch, who was; An Italian. using; sevcral names.
a frequent “SHOT Hi this 0113’ W11”? 1“" gnames. who was arrested recmllly in
‘Yonkcrs. N. l‘.. for passing: b02115
date Samuel 1.. Clemens (Markfwanl.jchpckg‘ ’3' helinvod by the mm} a“_
in Reddmg. ll WW (135's ago, IS FETI'Qihoritit-s, to' have passed a bogus
check for $31.90. drawn on. a local
bank on Jacob Br-rirstoin of lloumn
lslroel. The check “We: made out to
“Carmine Banncci." and the man
:claimed it was his 111w clinch. He is
believed to have passed manv worth-
spring tonic comedy and Maurivv Tmlr- .lcss checks in Bristol. \Val.m‘blll':\' and
neur in “My Lady's Garter" Regenlfillhcr Conencticul citica.
this evening 7 and 9. i
—-Dancing Sat. Nights, Roton Point
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. The Congregational church of
\Voodbury. which- numbem several
fresldcnts of {his city among its for-
mer members. has been celebrating
its; 2.30111 anniversary this week. The
church was founded in May. 1670, and
the Rev. Zechariar “'alkerr was the
first pastor. Services at that, time
were conducted in the summer on the
?easl Ride of Orenaug Rocks. with sol~
T iders on guard against Indian attacks.
and in the winter in the homes of the
~members. The present edifice wasl
erected in 1318 and dedicated the fol-
lowing year.
NEVER “Too .oBUSY-t’ To.
LISTEN
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The officers and employees
are always busy here, but nevi
er $00 busy to meet you in a
human way and transact busi~
neas with you, as one human
with another. '
The friendship of your bunk,
it’s good-will, it’s confidence” in
you, may sometime be import
ant. We’ll be glad to see you
and; to disten-today or .any‘
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EATIONAL BANK
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TES~ 1 'Deaths and" Funerals ‘
.\ ‘r~ .\ 'l _ Seitz. daughter of Dou’ . . ‘
C, éxeirlz lilijilcss manager or the New The death of Mrs-s Eliza ‘Srntz J
York World, and Mrs. Sella. will mar— “:hosc harbor. P1312124 .l Spltmr o.
r\' Edlval‘d Geibbl. Sun of George A. .\or\valk, fornwrly refined in ..
’ ‘ the Sell: Lucy, occurcd m .‘diodlemwn My.
““0 do Revampnn Sid" and “”7" home in Brooklvn on the afternoon of 'lhursda',‘ evening. Miss Spitz”:- H
WWW“: 0n =1 Shortmotice. » Roth‘s Va-, ‘ ’ ‘ ‘
lieu Store, 23 Ely ”Ave.
Geibcl of
Tuesday. June l. . ..
Patterson. pastor of the Universalist lowing brothers and susers.‘ ll‘hllrarn
‘ Church of Our Father, gill perform of Xorwa‘lk. Louis of New Yor’k City:
Miss Seitz is a grad- Daniel J. Jr.. of Bluefield,- “. Va.,
pton. 31:153., have been in town as date or the Greenwich Academy. Par- Mas. Dietrich Holm and Mrs. John
,gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubey ker Institute,
$0: 34 Orchard street. New York Schoolof App‘icd Dengue. -Tho Remains were taken to Dan-
in China {01‘ bury Saturday for burial and ser—
Aftel‘ 11 W*?‘3’.vices were held Saturday afternoon
will 53“ for at W. F. Tomlinson’s mortuary Chap-
,' . Mr. ('lcibel has
An llalian opera With English three and a lialf‘ymu‘s.
gvaudeville will be presented in lloyt's
theatre. tonight, under the auspices ‘Chmn.
2of the Sam Anna society.
dim: trip the
MT? and “1‘5. ‘0“"‘“ Kindelein 71“" :oi' the local German laxthcran church.
of Bridgeport. ‘sn-T-nl officiated. Intermcnt was in the Ger-v
Kindclein's' man Lutheran cemmery.
son, Owen .lr..
‘tbe weekend
parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ('arlin
ofFlax Hill Road.
Miss Madeline
5wood avenue was reported to be Main street, 3““ Miss Grace O'Brien. Edward Bonellc, died suddenly’l‘eme’r'
yesterday ,day at the home of her son, 30 Ray.
Mrs. Edward Fay and children of (laughter, Miss‘Josep‘hiue Bonelle o!
5"L"“l““'? a few Italy: three sons. Michael of Nor-
. normals, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward ‘3' Kalle“; of (3.2.5
‘cent Terrace.
\‘Iir‘u. as 7
,g’uest'of Miss l-Ili . '3 Slrercr. men! ’iug at 8:30 o‘clock from her late
the week-end will. ‘
Snorer Of 1 “Wash
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B - ’ ‘klr. ,. ’1. ills home - -
,eral (lays at her how hue opent the “ “‘7 r “ . Mrs. Maria 0. Erickson. ‘
. ' , lslrect. Her daughtef-igflawprcgfifg m Weston. The dealh- of Mrs. Maria. C. Erick-
l‘Belden Curnow, remains ill with R ., \l . r nests of son, wife or Gustave Erickson, oc-
' , 0’3““?3 "0m ‘ “me a e g . curred yesterday morning at ner
Mr. and Mrs. “0178“ Roberts 0‘ East home, 38 Prospect avenue. The “1-.
———_._._~ , , *Rock’avenue.
Raymond Filch m"
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c, There were a large number of "is” lDr. Gordh of the Swedish-Baptist
launhlmn of Cal'stlle. a May Daylore atRoton Point yesterday afternoon 'church of New York city officiating.
W'ednesday ’Mrs. Pfahl's Slandfi, and the carousel linterment will be in Riverside ceme
lex-ening of this week in Red men's Iand roller coaster were the only at levy.
tractions open.
nue has been doing interior decor-a»
ting at the residence,
' ' . ~ - Robert Shaw of New Jersey, anest-
)umed m m9 dmnng before the fire ed by Railroad Policeman Tortbrela.
Officers Barney and Clone arrested :is, 37 Bayview avenue.
‘ ing midnight on West avenue, while he
100m during gwa‘s in a helplessly i
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.39. which ‘Church of Christ, Danbury, following .f Unlike many previous political cam.’ .
:a brief service consiuting of prayers ipalgns, you can’t elect, a president this It's common for men to givc Dl‘e'
fall merely. by proving that. he never tended reasons.
one.—- Benjamin Franklin.
a classified advertisement in West street. The services were iron-3
:the Sentinel for the best results.
M iss Eliza Spitzer. .
Hair i
Thomas survived, by ‘ier tuber and the ill
01' the :Banks. both of Norwalk.
cl. The Rev. Edward Fischer! pastor
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“CUT IT OUT”
‘ . in Marietta Bonclle. ‘
south ’ Mrs. Marietta. Bonelle, widow of
p
. . Hundred and Ten Dollars.
mdnd street. She is survived by one
"walk; Joseph of Port Chester, and
‘Cbarles of Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral
among clothing merchants! ! !
liable garments.
3, H. C. ‘ihome and at 5? o'clock from St. Mary’s
{church Burial in St. Mary’s ceme' prices.
Rogers‘é'al Stevens
Norwalk
‘tery.
neral will take place Tuesday after
non at 2 o‘clock from the house, Rev.
Yes, a Fifth Avenue store, New York, recently
advertised ready-tomcat suits for men at One
What adds to the interest of the affair is that
the proprietor was appointed by the Govern-
ment to see that there was no profiteering
Here you can buy the finest suits made today.
gservices will be held tomorrow morn. Our Mghafi'pfioe is $65 down to $35 for r9.
Everything else for men’s wear at reasonable
St). Norwalk
0---— ;tor of the Church of Christ. There.
c Frank Robert Arlington. were many beautiful flowers, includ-~
Contractor Buckley of Franklin ave- ' . _ Iing pieces from the Nor-walk Masonic Dustin Farnum‘s New Starring Vehicle
3tnib‘llvieamxoncllisr‘glgksfnwfirgfi-f12:18::”we“ and {be 0m?“ .mam 9f ”1‘35 "Special." “feature," "Braver feature?
A . .. . . R‘Versme *Mrs. William Arlington of 15 Wall’Cthh 0‘ “um 0‘ “"0“ “mm“ 5“" and 0")" desmpuve “waive“ a“
can i( ~.~ .znokcr threw a lighted avonue, of Mrs. John Greenwood, and Street occurred last evening. The. mOilfiogamuxs was a member, and an how quite insufficient in force to apply Lu
ineral ,will take place this afternoon at orary deacon at the time 0" his “tam the DI‘OdUCUOR 01: Alexander mm“.
,The pallbearers were Arthur Cutter» "The Corsican Brothers” with Dustin.
finale, Frank L. Hatch, Frank L. Bent» Farnum as star.
jd’Ct and Elmer H~ Barnum. Interment at the Regent Theatre on Wodnesdflflp
charged with drunkenness failed (0 Funeral services {0,- Attorney Louism’as in Riverside cemetery, Norwabk. matinee at 2:15 and evening at 7 and 9,
appear in ”18 city court. this mornxs. Beers will be held tomorrow after- . ' . I ~" ‘
{neon at 2:30 o‘clock from the home. Receiving notice 1° quit as ”‘9 110th ordinary 50” is 10 be understood.
1:30 in the Nor-walk cemetery.
Funeral at Mr. Beers.
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got his daughter, Mrs. \Villia‘m H. Fer- :was to be sold the guests at a popular
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Funeral of Mr. Raymond- ltogether, formed themselves into a
ntoxiéated condi- Funeral services for Thomas 1. Ray- fcompany and bought the establishment BmfiGEPORT, May 10.-—-Pollce of-
He. was laying on the sidexvalk, mond will be held at 3 o'clock, thisgfor themselves As they are not try. ficers Saturday searched an automo-
unable to move, and this morning in afternoon from the late home on Flax 'ing to make prom out of themselves. bile driven by Frank Ross.
the uptown court could not. remember Hill goad. l
what it was he drank and complain-r ‘ l
Wheeghgesgg mmembiances Funeral of John w. Bogardus.
of wood alcohol ' 7
00mm: (0 his mm; H0 was fined $5 ,was held Friday afternoon at thel
and costs amountlnor ‘t '3
port, counsel for Mrs. Freda l’ollockme paid. a o $‘
of this city. has filed in the Superior
ncbarges have been reduced fifty per
probably fi ThTr funeral" of .‘lolm 7W. Titan—r?“
{and scripture at the late home, 128
:ducted by me Rev. F. A. Higgins, 1335- idid anything to otfcnd anybody.
This play to be seen
is unnsual and by that nothing of the!
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.resldenual hotel. in West London, L.,0t ._ STOLEN TROUSERS-
found 100 pairs of trousers.
. , placed under arrest. Later the bur-
cent. and the new owners are asking glary of a mum. more on Main stree‘fl
I ' vr¢4E¥fiQ AMOXL _ .was reported.
-‘ cargo consth
Ituted 135m 0W0 mowers-s ,. .
instead of one real
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The best guarantee of faithful performance,
of lasting usefulness or of the definite quality
of a product‘is. found in that product’s adver-
tising.
If you value constant satisfaction—if you
want to push every dollar to its limit, read
the advertisements. In them' you will find
many newsy items to save you money, timc
and energy. ~ - .
Whether your wants are-food, clothing, fur-
niture or a toy for the children~the adv
ertisement can help yOu.
The advertidements~ Contain 115131137 sugges-
tions "to méjet the ilnportant prdlflems in the
home; To take advantage of an advertise-
mént is to save—to get guarant eed value.
" Read “the advertisements I
You wilifmd they J«pay.
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