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woNNELLY’S“
16 South Main Street
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J Albert Kunz of Taylor Place is
recovering from a few days’ illness.
gazmouuced
.lplace June 16 a}: 5 p. 111., it Chris:
.‘ lived with her parents. on Flax Hill
The engagement 0! Misc Mabel M.
Johnson. of Hartford, and Rev Sam-
uci Slimline, ot‘New Britain has been
The wedding will take
a
Char ch 03111221115111, Howard. The core-
monv will be performed by Bishop
Brewster. Miss Johnson formerly
Road. this city. Three. years‘ ago she
entered the training school in the New
Britain General Hospital and grad.
noted a. year ago. Mr. Sutclin’e is. the
rector of St Mark' s Episcopal Church,
New Britain. 11:; has been attending
the diocesan convention at St. Paul's
Church_ Norwalk, and Miss Johnson
is spending the Week with her cousin
Mrs. Robert Olsen Rowland ax enue.
Heat Norwalk.
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Lieutenant Daniel A. Gleason, son of '
Mr. and Mis F. H. Gleason. Taylor
avenue, and Miss A. A. Dollbaum,
daughter of Mnxand Mrs. John Doll-
baum of Stonlog‘ton were married.
“’ednesday at noon. in the rectory- of
the S‘tonington’cuholic church. The
ceremony was quiet, only members or
,the family and a. few friends attend-
ing. Richard Gleason, of this city,
brother of the groom. was best man,
land Miss” Mary Powers, of Springfield,
was bridesmaid
A party was given at the home of
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‘3—Dancing Sat. Nights, Roton Point
a; 1 l .
1 5 3 12:32:35; M135 Theresa Kunz is on the ln-'
““ ' gxalid list at her home on North Toy-
lor avenue.
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Meaning Com-
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Judge John J. W‘alsh, of this city,
3has been holding hearings of a special
‘Pleas, in Stamford.
_ 01' Union'
:SCF‘IY after a
.urc throat.
-——John H Dakiu piano-tuner no.
lNeW York i. now in town. Telephone
by WOW} street Mahackemo Hotel at once.
11.1 the Nor-
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Chief of Police William R Penning-
ton has started a campaign against
drivers of automobiles who operate
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in ldgeport. light burnin 6.
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. A large delegation of members of
.. 3 Ladv Washington .Lodge. Shepherds
~ .- jq. « now-n Point
of Bethlehem, are going to New Ha-
lven in a bus this evening 10 visit a
» 7 ’sister lodge in the Elm City; They
' '“r lor will leave Norwalk about 6:30 o'clock.
tor the
That’s All.
':or boat:
I}: list he
..r~; during'
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——»l—larrls & Cans.
E K \Vhte won first min; at the
ward games in the South Norwalk
(‘lub lasl night. the booby mize going
1~ hm. to James Donnelly Lunch was
m ‘0 served Playing will be continued
If 3 ’ ' 3 ”3 .‘next Vt ednesduy night.
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_n has
1,\\\L.
‘.- ‘ “ men: of lho
Theda Bars. 21:— Salome Palace Friday
with vaudeville 2 .15 and”1.with.out
.xaudox ille at 9. No ad\ once imp rices.
Kn especiallv interesting lime has
lwon arranged fm the Smoker to be
ghpld tonight in the, Elks“ Home in
South Main street. The committee in
(-harge lzas completed a program of'
more than culinary i11te1est.
’uz‘np’
famiiy
and Decorating.
i —»llou,~‘e Painting
So.’
..l.. H. Decker, 41 \Voodu-ard Ave
’Xorwalk.
F'Illlill
1 :11? af-
' home
\l’ild-
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, is in
r in Nor-
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the American
The romiltec for
Band Company I,
the mmmmy 1omoriow night has (-0111-
pleted arrangements for the ‘affair.
The hall has been pretlily decorated,
{and a platform has been erected for
gthe musicians.
——-Harris & Gansu
Althouzzli the Patsv Gozzio case was
penod- scheduled for trial this morning in the
, _‘““"‘ Criminal Court of Common Pleas.
' games .neither 301mg Go7zio 01' his attoxney.
‘hi’ Ch‘HJohn l (‘uneo were present wnen
333331:prarg court opened. The hearing scheduled
'3 .: (ogetshé‘is an appeal from Judge Gemge H
’ :0 58nd|Vosburglf c commitfment of Gozzio to
‘ ithe refomi school for general incor‘
ffiedti’o :2 :g‘glmy The boy \is under $100
-11 the on S
Middle- . , .
3.... school —Harris & Cans. Thats All.
.4 ”hectare
Solonel Stanyon, who is to be the
chief speaker atthe' Norwalk Club.
this evening, at eight o’clock. is the
social secretary of the Salvation
Army for the entire United States
and is a brilliant speake: Through
the courtesy of the Norwalk Club an
invitation is extended to all the
friends of the local Salvation Army to
hear the colonel this evening. The
colonel has held sevelal of the most
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3.35. A .5,ng responsible positions in the Army and
will be able to enlighten many as to
are - .. . 3 the Work of this organization from a
1.. "132.1113 national point of view. Captain C.
$.31Philtllips, tthhealocal corps ofllcer,
fi—"qw 3 ... 1 on me e work of
l..-- .rc atria lion £01 the past year. the organiza
GOOD ROADS IN RANKING.
Have you ever dfijven oval-.3;
one of the new “good roads?
oral Reserve Banking System is:
doing for its membe: banks and,
their depositors. ‘
session of the Civil Court of Common,
l iixdges were their cars at night with but one head?
—The meatest screen aeoom't‘llisnr
twentiefib cent11ry~—Fox’ 8.!
dance to be held in,j
“I l Maine.
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,porled to be improving today in the
If so you know who :the Pod-fl .3
Inlissiewel Shepard. of 4 South street.‘
Ion the comet; vocal solos, byG .La-
Cress and Virginia Richmond; piano
selections. by Jewel Shepard. Yean's
Shimmy Jazz Orchestra furnished mu-
sic from Stamford. Games were playa
ed. Refreshments served. Guests
were present from Stamibrd; New“
Haven and New York. They departed
at a late hour, all declaring an enjoy-
able time.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Manes 0!
Rochester, N. Y., were the guests of
Mrs. G. S Wynnm- 60
avenue on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
touring Cwnecthut and New York.
They left, in the early evening for
New York city, after which they will
start on their way westward.
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Miss Ethel 11111:? daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. Royal 11.111113. 0! South
Norwalk and Harry Tlebout, son of
lyn, will be married on Summer.
June 12. The couple will refine in
still at Johns Hopkins University
Miss Beatrice McSherry’, of
mugs Place. and Miss Susie caselm
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Mr Stein and Mr. Applebaum, of
Lew York spent yesterday at the
plant of the Martin Underwear Com-
pany, in Quincy street.
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3 Clarence Beers. of Weston. has
[visited his mother Mrs. Ella Beers.
1 of 6 Hanford Place, South Norwalk.
Miss Birdeena Fitch, of W’estport.
{has been a visitor with her sister-in-
law. Mis. lda h itch of East avenue.
. Mrs. Moses Sherwood has been ill
5for several days at. her home, 12
1 Myrtle street, East Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gould Hedenberg of‘
12 St. John’s Place, has visited rela-
tives in \Veston.
Mrs. Ray Rubey, of East Rock ave-
nue, is, entertaining her sister from
MORE WAGE INCREASES.
'WlLLlMANTlC: May 20. ~W‘ age in-
crease announcements wele made at
the mills of the American Th1ead
Company aid the Quldnick-Windba ..1
Company today. At the Iormer, the
increase is 15 per cent. effective Juno
1. The total advance since December,
1916. is 110 per cent.
The amount of the increase is not
given at the Quidnlck-Windham Mills
Mrs. Marion Mills, 5 Yost street.
who was seriously injured yestera'éy
when a street car jumped the tracks
on Woodward avenue,
upon the aidewalk struck her. was re-
Xorwalk Hospital. 1“. C. Van Scoy.
manager of the local Western Union
office, who has been ill for a numbe'r
of months. was one of the passen-
gers on the run-a-way street car. He
suffered an injury to his side when
the car ran Wild.
CUNNINGHAM&BACH
New and UsedfCars '
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star Til-ins
15 MARSHALL ST.
I Do You Shave YOurself?
; A good set of tools for- a good
”job. ,3 “Your execs looks good and
YOU can get on’uus good
need by be¢omin£one of our.
no.
teen good, and shaving is not a
“surgical operation” if you use the
right shaving: supplies. . You can
be your own barber—Save cost,
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sidewalk on Cedar street.
instantly killed," yesterday morning,
A solo was given by Anna Shepard,’
Connecticut .
Mapes were on their honeymoon “19 '
Baltimore Md, where Mr. Tlebout is 3'
preparing for the medical profession.
Jen- ji‘
of 190 Main streetF have been over-.15
night guests of Mr iii“! Mrs. Edward '
Gould, in Ceox'g_lg_m_.§gng “*Krfiw § 5.3 3
and, running . .
tenlay afternoon when she fell' ntbe ward Boutou. Julius minim-at; W1}-
Item 'Pz‘lville, Alfred Cb‘chii, Themes; ._
Hunt, Miss Laura Baker. and Miss Al- 1
’asl wouesaee in the}
Coroner John J. Phelan willeouduct
an inquest into the death or insect
Farley this afternoon. The boy was
berth, Cometock
when run down by an automobile.
driven by Mrs. Cassius M. Webb Pleas.
x:alllincing Sat. Nights. Roma P0313 unequalled
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Two slight automobile accidents oc-
curred on North Main Sfre'et. this
No advance in prices.
was a baby carriage purchased froni‘
the store a number of years. coating. 250 cases of whiskey
company sold it for $1 with the stipu: Wiser! These men
lation that the purchaser ' wheel it_ with a.
home. Mr. Dunn made good. 'woul-?
illg "‘7 1 1)
—'Danc1ng Sat. Nights. Roton Paintfihov :1. ..
Park. quiry about the liquor,
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APOLLO GHOGOLATBS. .
Extra, Special One Pound Box $1.09.
Milk Chocolates
' 20 9:. pk:
' CLIFFORD PHARMACY
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Sampler:
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds.
on and Mrs John Tiebowt, o! Broek-
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course as artistic.
case of ”state vs. Patsy
was scheduled for trial today in the
rrbnlnzl side of the Court of (lemon
éSalome played by Theda Ban, on
screen spectacle.
Friday with vaudeville, special music.
2: 15 and 7 Without vaudeville at 9.
morning when a Horshfleld truck side l LIQUOR GAMERS ”EH3- Brunswick Tim, Tubes Gasoline
wiped agreet car and a New Ykor NEW HAVENW M 20 do of W ’
car ran to a. delivery automobile. sy ~30!) W do]
gwned by the Standard Butter .1: Egg {:2 000 each wen-£2 required by Federal ”in“ 3 Graphite, 'Ty
ompany‘ Damage in each case “as ‘ommiss oner ynch of three Merl-1 - -
slight 3 - den men arrested in Meréden, cam-g f! veed"! 0“: Emma” Oil ' Mobile 01!
ed with illegally transporting liquor.
The most novel Dollar Day bargain and 9» beam was 86‘ for MM”-
Prohibition enforcement owners to-
the Sterling Furniture Company by day detained two men from New York
wflnm pm of the Oxide Battery who were on their way by machine
Company The carriage has been in rfom New York to Providence man-
about $40 wholesale. The furniture tipped over near Grove Beach in
1w Your man who said he
15111111 on a permit for transport-
winch he said. the men
This has led to in-
WHI'I'MAN’S OHOCOLATBS AND GONPBGTIONB
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What Are You Plannmg to do This Summer ?4
Stay at home. or hike to the mountains. the sea or country?
Whichever it is. you are thinking of making vuur house or cottage as cool and livable as can lie—and of
We can be of great assistance because an the very LATEST things m sumo er furnishings are here.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have opened a new show room and accessory supply
for automobiles at 55 Railroad Ave.
Mitchell and Grant‘Six Cars are on exhibition. i ‘
We have a full line of accessories for pleasure ours and
trucks. 3‘;
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Gazzie which i
no
Palace
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Mitchell and Grant Cars.
Brockiwuyanll Vim Trucks.
We Will Bel-Pleased to Serve You
Their Mek~
got in touch : '-
Sfltailroad Ave, Se. Romano (tone.
36x72 in., $1..95 6x9
Another sale of those wonderful GRASS RUGS at 1-2 their value. in all colors-and sizes.
In GREENS, BROWNS BLUES and TAN.
it, $5 9.5 8x9 ft., 8..95 9x12 ft, 9. 95
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~Greater Norwalk. - [Prices From
‘. , 01! C001; Stoves
A, Therbestjthe market pro-3 .-
duces canoe found here. Red
Star, Detroit Vapor, 7 New
mange momma
Mos 103 $75
Couch Hammocks ,
The Very Finest Selection Ever, Shown . in
M.. .
$12 to $75
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Simmon,s Beds
(Built For Sleep)
‘We have them in any size—«e .
m Single wee-quarter
and Full Sizes in any finish. A
M ' Come in and see (then: any
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Norwalk Chronicler