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‘ today at Donnelly’s, 16 So. Main St.
lwm then enioy the dancing and re.
‘ N. J. The right rear mudguard of
closed Wednesdsy. afternoons. .
Fresh Home made Milk. Chocolate Cov-
cred Nougatine, Cream Cornfield, Cher-
ry. Strawberry, Raspbe
Peppermint Creams, , eta.
~The new June Records are on salé
,today at Donnelly‘s, 16 So. Main St.
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l A, stated commimeinanoh ‘ot . on:
Well Lodge. No: 108, F. and A. 'M.,
lwin he held this evening. The 1:. A.
degree wfli be conferred. r»
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~Harris &'Gans. That: All.
The social committee of Ophir Chap?
ter. O.‘ E. 8.. will meet, tomorrow
evening. with Mrs. Vaughn, 21 Van
221:: street. Every member is ’ re-
quested to be present.
—-The new June Records are On sale
Rev. John D. Carey is'the new as-
sistant pastor at St; Mary’s Church,
having been transferred here from St.
Rose's-parish, New-(Haven; fie sue-
ceeds Rev. Walter aMcCrann, who goes
to St. Mary's Church, New Britain.
~Harris & Guns. That's All.
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The King's Daughters, .who are
planning to attend the conference, at
Shelton, Wednesday, are to leave Nor-
walk in time to'take the D’eflfftrolley
that leaves from Main street, Bridge-
port. at 9:36 arm.
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-—The new June Records are, on sale
today at Ihnnelly‘s,‘ 16 80. Main St.
’
Frank McMahon, of West avenue,
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, at the Norwalk Hos-
pital, is able to be about again, and
was greeting his many friends at the;
opening or the various shore resorts.
yesterday. .
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—‘~With'89c. you can) get 8. £qu lb. of
Fresh Home Made Milk Chocolate Cov’.
cred Almonds. Brazil Walnut Marachl-
no Cherries. Dates at. New England
Candy Shop. 3. N.
’ 'Arthur C. Sheridan, auctioneer, of
New York city, sold eighty lots, at
Compo Beach, yesterday, for Samuel
Rooduer. The lots Were sold in plots
of two each, the ”average price for a.
plot. 5032100, being about $690. It is
,cxpccted, that unusual activity attire
beach, this summer, will result. ‘
——The new.June Records are on sale
today at Donnelly's,‘ 16‘ So. Main St. -
Judge Vosburgh instructed Detect-
ive Sergeant Thomas Hunt to make a
report. to the Federalauthorities of the
several apparent violations of the Vol.
stead act in this vicinity. This. was
after four cases in which a charge or
nlea of intoxication was involved, had
come before him in one morning.
--—Harris & Guns. That’s All.
The membersot the American Band.
their wives andfisweethenrts. have been '
invited‘to be guestséat the smoker.
gim by Company I, State Guards. at
the Armory, tomorrow evemng. The
band will give ,an"houx"s concert and
freshments which will follow.
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———Harris S: Gans. That's All..
Stephen O’Brien was driving a car
for Vaast Brothers along West ave—
nue, yesterday. when near Connecticut
avenue he collided with a machine
operated by Sam Geriin, of Elizabeth,
O'Brien's car was damaged. The men
settled for the damages between them-
selves. '
——During June. K July and August
Fay's ‘East Nor-walk Market willAbe
——With 69c. you call buy a full lb. of
11", Pineapple.
Regular
Price $1.00 a. 1%., at
Shop,
New England Candy”
—Want Ads. ‘3
. tic City'on their honeymoon; and on
dren. of Summit Avenue.
I , isspendins a tow. Guys witch:
yn . I I.
people there.
of 10 Crescent Terrace, méxrs. Cm
line A.,8towe, of 5 West avenue. went:
to Cross River, N. Y., yesterday; in
Mr. Hurlbutt’s auto. Thor'spelt the
day with relatives.
62 Beige: was-married, bribe Rev. M.
.L. Stoop. torJohn .3...Ke.¢ier. of New
York. ,Genrude Banks was brides-
maid, and Albert Larfiuiheg'bestmnn
Alter the ceremony more was a suppé‘r
at. the home our: and. ‘Hl‘fin John
Banks. IIStuart Avenue, friends olthc
bride. The couple have gone continua
their return will live, in New York.
The bride, is a Norwalk girl.
BERGEHIVY.
Anna my. daughter crib. and Mrs.
Samuel Levy of Elizabeth Street. was
married Sunday evening at 7 :30; at
the Synagogue. to Max Berger. ML-
etor oi the Haberdashery‘store on’BniL
road Avenue. The ceremony was per:
formed 'by Rabbi Shapiro, of Stamford.
The"brlde wore ‘a whitesilk dress and
a bouquet of flowers. Many beautiful
and costly gifts were mowed bx the
couple. , Guests from (New York. De-
troit, Yonkers, Bridgeport, Standard,
Tarrytown, White Plains, and Brook—
lyn. were present. at the receptim It
the. home or the bride's went; which
followed the ceremony. The couple
will reside at. No. 11 Elizabeth Street.
Later in the summer they will take a
trip to Niagara Falls.
Miss Stella Smith, of Stamford. was
a visitor at 4 Day street on Memorial
DRY.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Gartmann, at
Greenwich. were visitors in town ‘on
Memorial Day. -
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Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Sherer spent Sun-
day with their daughter Elizabeth in
New York city. . ,
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Mrs. James Powell, of 4 Day street,
has gone to Worcester, Mass, to visit
friends. . ‘ '
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Mr. and Mrs. George‘ H. Gedney, of
Washington street. were visitors in.
New Haven, yesterday.
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Mr. and aMrs. Samuel Vasco, of
Mount Vernon. N. Y.,have been visit-
ing their son, Peter Vasco.
Flake O'Hara, and family, have
taken possession of their West Nor-
walk home for the summer months.
Mrs. Goldie Mollianon and Bernard
Bate were week—end guests of Deputy
Sherii! and Mrs. Edward B. Doulens.
,MI'S. Leonard Merrill, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting her parents, Air. and
Mrs. Edison '1‘. Han is, of Taylor ave-
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. David Show and chil-
SDent the.
week-end and holiday, with Mrs. Shaw’s
parents in Danbury. ‘
Mrs. Harold VanWagenen, of Brook.
mother, Mrs. George W 6!
Flax run chad.
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Miss Frances fifertorella. or New
York, returned horns. last evening, aft-
er a visit with her conning. Miss-Lillie:
Tortorella, of 7 Lil Ely avenue. ’
Mrs. Margaret Figaro, and son Leon-
ard. of Orange, N. 1., spent Memorial
Day with Mr. and Mrs. William Miller.
on Elmwood avenue. .
Al. Latthnet, bake: in the White
House Bakery, oLWsshtngton street.
was in New York. yesterday, and last.
evening witnessed the performance of
Edwin Wynn. ; 2
' The Misses Jewel and (Sersldine
Shepard and S. Shepard, of the Ameri-
can Chain "00.; oi Bridgenort, witnosm
ed“ the horse races, at Belmont Park,
yesterday; ’There werolabout 50,690
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4 Mrs. Functions. Lyons»! anyview
avenue and a party of friends are on
laying. a .trip over tbo‘ Moogwk‘trnil.
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,Mrs..K.~L. Prentiss. of. Woodward
Park. has returned locker numeratwr
pared
to receive her trieudfil, ,
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Kiss Belle Bruce of Bridgeport. who
has‘becn the guest or Mrs. Frank P.
Huntington of Bayvisw avenue, has
returned toner home in .the Park
City.
om James Golden. .Dr. and Mrs.
From: J. Kefiey and Frederick Fennel}
returned last evening from a pleasant
auto trip tofiyringfield. Mass" when:
they emit Memorial Day.
Edward McKenna of ‘New" York
spent the holiday with his sister, Mrs.»
A. C. ‘L‘oii‘ins of Monroe street. Howar-
accompnnied by his friend, George
Bmsdale 401' the New York Him
drone. .. ‘ - '
"Mr. and Mrs. Lester K. Warren of
Cami: street and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
A Barbour of Maple street, returned
late last night from a veryrpleasant
trip to Easton, Pa., where they spent
three or four days visiting Mr. Bar-
bour-‘3 parents, sisters and other r9134
tires. The trip was made in Mr. War?
ren’s big Buick touring car.
PLATE GLASS WlNDOW BROKE
John'A. Mills .Endeavoring .to and
_m-C.¥flréc a: see worm
, knows nothing 0: it. that he comm
manned tron: one: page _
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i The first knowledge the Police hair
or the alliair was *wl‘sn the nigh
watchmen of tile. :Scrwaiirmcoal (on.
gay, , iwhieh- is. nearby. {Gingham
that tiger-e was a row at the cl .1).
floors Flynn and Reminds wen: it.
the scene, and arrested Jones. The
knife with which the assault is salt.
to have been mad’ e, an _-‘ugly-lookm
ditto knife with a long blade as long
as the ”law allows. was shown in
court. ,
”Savage testified with a piece o:
court-plaster over his temple. showing
wherebehad been wounded, D1283»
nail had wanted him. and, Savage said
due doctor had Called it a “right ugly
gash.”_ His one also testified, as did
Gray. and another negro visitor at the
club, who naively remarked - that!“
hodn’t seen much of the rumpus. be
cause'when, it started, he climbed be
hind the piano.
Jones took the stand in his own be
half, and said ma. t he wu’fiflm!
through the whole occurrence, that he.
her-ed notfiing since he took what he
thinks was his last drink yesterday
morning. He admitted hehadbeenl
in prison several. times. occurs in
Bridgeport, and on the side of his
trace was an ugly .scar,,which he said
he had got in a tight. , “
3udge *‘Vosbn’rgli asked Ill-fiesta
Hegel-man for his opinion as to the
cane, saying that he can ready to for
low the state's recmnmendatlon. Sic
sentenced Jones to pay full costs,
$15.51, besides the three months in
. Out How ' Was Dialed.
’ Late last-.mgbt” someone broke a
window ,in‘front or the Norwalk sup-
ply store and mystery, for a while.’
surrounded the whole Mair. “'ben
asked this mommg'i: there had seer
any development in the nose» the po-
lice department stated that theronad
mntnobevyefcghmis Was also resti-
o y ,. . lls, ma
concern. , anger of the
his was a very funny thin t -
dentand, when the whole ”(annuals
said to have happened about 12
ocloclr. when there was snowed to
be three policemen in t
vicinity. he near
Later it was learned
repreientative that t
enm ad been very near the s of
when the accident occurred, andnit
was further learned that the trouble
had started when a relative or one of
,the patrolman had been pushed
$533112 1:2: window after a brawl had
ween men who w
to be intoxicated; . ere said
Although the police seem to en'
the fact, certain persons in the gen;
vicinity of the station say that two
men, the one who was shoved through
the window and the men who had at
:gciegenknnmygre h the station, locked
was sent for
tha'gfliwe. ‘ \to repair
is morning Mills was Real: be
anxious. that wéuid
by a. Sentinel
he arse patrol-
. . , some
ht an «the cue W said the! he
didn’t have anything on anybody.
‘ifrhey all seem to have
me.” he said. ,7 , m
thing for him to say,
tiresome. W this morning that
Mills boom the men arrested and
later ,had taken two
it his car. No one seems t '
Jusqt where they vent. 0 know
be case is a funny one and vii
probably and right where it has startle;
ed. but the secrecy of the police and
mus is a thing that has caused muck
comment to he’ ’
witnessed. the apparent accident and
nave been crotchin
es of the cations!
something. on
was a peculiar
hey appear.
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uwitnemsel‘
policemen away ' 1
Spread by those woo”
g the different plug» .
jail, which was rather a more more!»
no; sentence than that which Mr.
Hexeman had, recommended.
«Toned wife was in court, much dis-
troased at"the sentence at her bus—i
band, and after consulting togesner.
they asked the judge if they could
appeal to Male higher court.
granted the appeal. in heavy ball.
which so far, has not been put up.
TEXTELE STORE ..
OPEN$ TOMORROW.
The Textile store 136 Washington
street will open tomorrow with a com-
plete stock of dress goods. trimming
and findings.
This is the only store of this kind
in the city and to introduce themselves
an opening sale in being carried on.
The members at the Pine Point
Catholic Club opened their quarters
for the season reiterday. While there
was no special features arranged for
the day the meeting of whom was
very, enjoyable. .
The Nor-walk 'Country Club proved
a. most attractive place for a large lam
her of mengbers yesterday. Durta1
the day tennis was enjoyed and such
were taken advantnge‘ of. in the eve- ,
ning a club dance was held and was
attended” by my
people.~
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