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, Eugene O’c onncll formerly of Sonar Hen the film star. was seriously hurt
[son Willis, are attending the, shoot, at
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North Main street, yesterday. No~
lone was hurt. ‘
The street department is taking :
‘ streets.
gChico," has just .been received at Don-
;nelly's and is
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Mrs. Villinszai-tlett Beckiey 0!
LOS ANGELES. May... 9" .n—Wiliems
Italian. is entertaining her sister Mm.
Ncrv alk now of \ew Rochelle. Both yesterday. He has broken ribs. bruis~
attend the London-Cmmpton wedding by a vicious horse in a film scene. ords.
in Nomvalk, this evening. , .,
The marriage cg Allan W._ London.
of Perry Avenue, to Miss" Leila Avis
——()n sale today
Mis. Beckie. a..d Mrs. 0Connell will es and lacerations after being thrown "791-055 {991’ mg mugs;
w LLIA s. HART, FILE“ STAR, IS The lmne became frightened who n
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13nd hit the actor with two hoot: as he:
ifell from the saddle.
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Junie \' icior RN?
The Hamilton Shop, ~19 Wall St
FOOD FOR THE SQUiRRELS
Cl'ampton. daughter of Mr. uni 3353.
Howard A Cramptcn, of 1-2 Belden nv-
enue. will be solemnized this evening
at the home of the bride. Rev J. Beu-
ten W cmcr will officiate ‘
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Dr. K. C. Robins-on of Oklahomal
City. and Dr. Dean. of Carver Chile-1,,
practlc College. 312 West 72nd St" 'l
Y., are spending the fieck end with
Dr Castellan: ), of 12' Hamilton Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyde Cole of Sas-
qua Road will attend 3 dinner at.
Greenwich. Sunday night given by
Miss Ruutz- Rees in honor of Bishop
Achegon.
menu's-er of
and‘ his
. Dr. Willis H. Crowe, a _
the New Haven Yacht Cum
Dcrlon’s Point, today.
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Mrs. Eugene J. O'Connell."formerl_g
of South, Norwalk, now of New Ro-
chelle. is in town for the London-
Crampton wedding, this evening.
A Rogers and Stevens auto collided
with a jitney owned by Nick Bell, on
steps to repair the.grating over the
catch-pit at Chapel and Academy
which broke yesterday after
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The annual spring inspection of the
members of the police department
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Brunswick Tires, Tubes
Dixon’ 5 Graphite, Lubricants
Veedol Oil, Eavoline Oil
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I have opened a new show room and accessory hpply
for automobiles at 55 Railroad Ave.
Kitchen and Grant Six Oars are on exhibition.
we have a. full line of accessofies for pleasure cars and
trucks. ~ _ ;
Gasoline
Tydol
Mobile Oil
Mitchell and Grant Cars.
Brbckaway and Vim Trucks,
Jased“ to Serve You
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Tué} axe Norah
Rollin Point;
(day. Judge Howard J. Curtis appoint—
led Edward B, Doulens a. committee to
sell the plant of the Norwalk Founery%
George S. Ravmond, treasurer of the
Central Trust. Company,” is suffering
from an attack of the mumps at his
home in Union Place. .. L»
-—Dancing Sat. Nights, VRoton Point
Park. . ‘
Nor-walk Shrinérs will journey to
Bridgeport in large numbers this
evening :0 utteul the (me-noninl of
nylamid Temple at the asino on
“State street.
A conclave of Clinton Comandexy,
'No. 3 Knights Templar, was held inl
the roomsl of Old Well Lodge. No 3 F
.& A. 31., last evening, when the Text:
ple degxee was confened on several
candidates
~Duncing Sat. Nié‘hls. Roton Point
Park
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f The supper given at Grace Baptist
;churoh on Wednesday night by the
ILadies Aid Society for the benent oi-
the c‘huzch was quite a success lOi
“which members thank manv “bite
friends for their patronage, and wish—
I‘s them to call again.
On their way home fxom fishing one
lnight timing the week Albeit V. ',olff =
Hubert Smh-h Lewis KUUZS and llow- .
ard Hum. wercfiuddenly thrown from
the wagon in which they were ridtng
when a wheel fell off the wagon. For-
tunntcly no one was hurt.
~Baz'gains in Velours. W. O‘Brien.
A Short Calendar Session of the
Superior Court at Bridgeport yester-
and Machine company of Mechanic
street, first district.
Thirteen new members were ‘im-
tinted at the meeting of the Eureka
Rebekah Lodge at the Odd Felrows
Hall, last: night. Visitors from Nor-
walk and Stratforcl were present. A
luncheon fcfilmved the ceremony, at
which the members discussed the
Home Day, which will be celebrated
at Groton on June 12. Miss Alice 'Nil-
son, noble grand, presided. '
—Soft and Derby Hats.
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The seventeenth annual convention
of the Connecticut Baptist Missionary
society met in Ansonia at the Macedo
nia Mapti’s 2 church. it was largely
attended by the Missionary and LadieS'
Aid Societies and Sunday schoo: of
Norwalk Grace Baptist Church. Al
the conclusion of the afternoon ses
sion of Women’s Day a donation was
presented to the local president, Mrs.
0 Harris, and also a lovely bou-
quet of white camation‘s was present-
ed by the Ladies Aid in honor of the
president's tenth anniversary.
W. O’Brien.
coon Reuben: BANKING.
Hive you ever driven over
one of the new? "good roads?’r’r
If‘so you know whit the Fed’-
em! Reserve Banking System is
, doing- for its member bounce and
L: their depositors. -
, you. can get en‘this good
.mad by beconm; one of our.
, the highpriced' industrials.‘
’ Steel reacting sharply.
will be held in the near future. When,
the men of the force don their sum-
mer uniforms. Chief of Police Wil-
liam R. Pennington said this morning
that rro date had yet been set for the
affair.
——RUMMAGE SALE— ~
: Womans Gulld,’l‘1inity Church. 72
iNO- Main St.. May 27 and 28. Open
Thurs. 9 A. Ni ' '
Nearly a hundred owners of dogs in
-l\'onvalk have failed to secure
(licenses for their pets this yearn-Town
ierk Herbert R. Smith is receiving
applications from delinquents every
iday, adding to the ordinary license
pl ice a substantial fine. Dog Warden .
lThomas F. Walsh will start. soon 'In .
gimpounding liconseless dogs. .
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Gingo," has just been received at Don-
nell‘y’s and is now on sale.
The last dance of the season by
Company 1. Connecticut State Guards,
of Nox-wkal and the American Band
and Orchcsna was held last. evening.
lin the Nor\\alk Annoy-y. The hand of
twenty pieces gave an enjoyable con‘
cert in the «a My pair. 0. the ex pnin...
and the continuous dancing was en-
joyed by -.~ large gathering of young
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What Are You Planmng to do This Summer ?
Stay at home. or hike to the mountains. the seaor countrv?
Whichever it is. vou are thinking of making vour house or cottage as cool and livable as can be—and of
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We can be of great assistance because all the very LATEST things in summ er furnishings are here.
people.
John Mfimruald. arrestod yesterday
morning by Policeman Raymond on‘ ,1
Chill'gw‘s of intoxication and breach of
the peace, was fined seven dollars.
and two dollars and ten cents for
meals. by Judge Vosburgh today. He
:plended guilty to the charge of intoxi-
cation and the other charge was disJ
missed. The complaint was made by
the Radel OYSter Company by whom.
up until yesterday, he had been em-
ployed.
wKeep out the flies. Full‘ size and‘
half size window screens, screens for
'llarge windows, screen doors at low
prices. Screen your porch at a low
price, and make a comfortable Out-of-
Door Room for the whole family. Get
our prices. Phone 1082. St. John &
Keyser, Builders.
W William D. O’Brien, WI: 0 for cseveral
years has rendered satisfactory ser-
vice on the repertorial staff of The
Evening Sentinel, on Monday com—
:mences similar relations with The
='Morning Telegram of Bridgeport. The
best wishes of this paper accompanies
Ihim in his new field of labor He is
Another sale of those Wanderful GRASS RUGS at 1-2 their value. In all colors and sizes.
36x72 in., $1. 95. 6x9 it, 55 .95. 8x9 ft., 8..9S 9x12 ft., 9 95
in GREENS, BROWNS, BLUES and TAN.
Couch Hammocks
Greater Norwalk. Prices 2 From
$12 to $75
The Very Finest Selection Ever Shown in
being suCCPeded by Aaron Nadell of
B,rooklyn N Y. who has had ncu :-
paper experience on t he Brooklyn <
Standard— Union and Plainfield Record.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, Close ~—'l'here W916
few features in the brief session of to
day‘s Stock Market. Trading Was
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light but a steady tone ruled with 00- "r '
czisional profuttaklng The oil shares
were especially responsive to Mexican l
advices and allied 1881103 such as mo-
tors and their specialties; also made
.The market became unsettled in the
final dealings on selling of several of
Crucible
The closing "
Sales approxxjmated
was irregular.
300.000 share-s.
Oil Cook Stoves
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. The best the» market pro-
' dnces 'canbe found here. Red
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Star, Detroit Vapor, New;
moderate gains. Rails and equipments 9- Perfection, Flamenco and
implroied go the better transportation '
out 00 ugar, tobacco and leather Puritan Ran '7 fmmV
stocks registered variable advances. ' geinpnce
‘ $41.95? A 575w
Simmon,s Beds
tine.
(aunt 11'“ M)
walla” them in any size—e
Twin, sine”? Thwqmm V
Lmrfilsfizflmaflym ,
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—Try a’ classified advertisement in
file Sentinel forthe best results.
—"I‘he Best Salesman—A Want A6,.“
Norwalk Chronicler