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.1. JUNE 10. 1920.
Are WiSe ,
,You will ask to hear “These“ ” L
Records” that: have‘beenouf '
of stock.
1,95: ‘9—~Violin Tlobe Harp.
M’A~;& Mari3~ 1311le Zimbalist. ‘
of St. Mary’s.
me GLABLY PLAY THESE on ANY OTHERS FOR ,
gngCTROLAS SOLD ON EASY TERMS. , f
iONNELL
ii: Sonth Main Street
4‘?
A. meeting‘ of the Girls' Friendly
:Somcty of Trinity churchvwlll be‘held
this evening.
A rather noisy quarrel, near Ans.
"p . . , M, mowgfin'f garago.,was Settled yesterday,b3'
' -‘ , = ‘ L mu';‘;.l0fficer Gainer. after some one' hau
IV, ),i(=lcphone(l the police.
‘ .mGifm for any occasion. Graduac
, __ .. .. . _y Him onltmn Gifts, 20 per cent off until fur-
y]: 4 . Jilin}: gther notice, at '-Bran<1’s Jewelry store.
£qu, In the morbidity reportmfor the
,. wui iwar-k endchune 7th by the Depart-
The State Department of the Amen. versiiy baseball team. is spending a
._ f ‘ j“; (.,;lzlent 01' Connecticut Norwalk is cre-
~ , "Km M; dued \l’llh having one case of meal.
"myrrwimr 0.4.
;»' ,; ,7. All. iim‘y of United Spanish “Car Veterans
. . “In“ fnnpomted today as its day ,at lilo
V‘s-mm house for Soldiers
“"Ylfi”; Heights. -
_ 3);? $7.50 to $10.00 Georgette walsrs‘oni
[,',{n-_.,is‘119 at $5.00. Mintz Qualitysrhop. ‘
\I‘ ;.I David R. Lloyd,.ot‘ Bridgeport. paid.
‘Hw police $5 yesterday forbreaking a.
in Noroton
’__ 7 g, . Ewing lrnfilc dummy on W'ashington and
p; F' :13, ,1} ”‘1"; . 5.27. Water streets. Lloyd was driving an
Oldsmobile car and broke the dummy
" , in lwo when he hit it. He kept right
’1” lot: going. Bystanders who saw the
not. told Officer Galner, who “followed
I . in :1 commandeercd'ca'r, and overtook
"3’," Lloyd. Lloyd explained as his reason
2. for not stopping that he didn’t notice
MW running into the standard.
’1 -Harris & Gang. That's All.
1?: f Miss Cornelia Odell, of
-- overseas.
; m at dinner.
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'eslle’s Milk Chocolate _
n ' ‘ morons story of what the d'l, th '
[bu-10; 1-2 15.. 30C 1-4 lb.5ti1‘p over and return. y “ en“
‘cral other A. E. 1“. numbers'and. 3.3%
ouch guest was called upon. alphabeti~i
South Norwalk.
izwhither it ‘had «been shipped‘from.’
{France}. Never‘ before. had Hannah i
Elbeen in Connecfieut.;for the'marewas §
thE'n‘and bred in "Virginia. '1Yen-sterdauvg
gniternoon the Colonel rode to the or-
ifice obthe-Greenwich’fress: and at
,, gonce severnl became interested in
g Ilannali. The ,maro is ‘ot‘wery 4"power-
. éiul baud, highly intelligent audio:
, ‘ chd‘ “disposition,
_>fixed right. , ‘ .
sums—4330.00 ANDBET'EER ?
Hope. . , ' I ~
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,N_ mm mm the nag. . 4 4 «Joseph Dams ;
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n to the Mocking-Bird f if r Y: ‘ g on i ,, i
fSotEIAL Nofis
. years .0? age, and 3. veteran of {0111‘
, possession ofthc first. cup, Louis A.
{Lehmnisr has offered a. second soup;
‘ N0m‘alll,im be co.-:pcicd for under pracucail?
.‘V’af‘ invited by the Bridgeport Y. Mflflw mum conditians.
l‘. A. to attend a banquet at the Sty-am . inter-cat injthe tournament is 1:9.an
field Hotel. last evening. This dinner’and PTSSGQPII'HH unusually large iifif
was given in recognition of the active‘ or 8mm!!!”- ‘
and ‘unselfi'? servicg dope .131th ——~~ »--~
-WO hundred 4 estswr‘ere
Mayor mm? ”extende‘dimnefl Pals-"G
tho welcoming. Miss Odell sang sev-‘m"? 31”“ 47,311.33,
Cally, gave .3 brief, compact and hu-zington Lodge. No. 21, 0. S. ofiBw’wln *
iMen's
: . ‘ ,.
. “Hannah." the wait-horse of .meminomination of ofi'icers.
'SOH'POIVBE (3011).”?de Twachtman of Grelmwich. ar- $919559 be present.
érn’ed Tuesday Tram 'Newpaft :40st *Tlm recital under-Who auspices»!
’ning Senifincl vcsa‘dmirmnly render; "
‘That’swhat'ige‘ynun‘g-menf 4
.are saying ahouf; our clothes“ 3
You’ll like themtoo. They’re?
" ‘ ~Smaerats—3‘p2-75'to $5.00 9 :-
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PARKETON—OONLEY. l
A happy though primitive weddinzf
was celebrated yesterday afternoon
in which Salvator Tenicario, justice
of the peace acted as the knot tyer.
and Francis Allen «Parketon, 70
marriages was united in wedlock.
with Lillian Viola. Conley, who has
survived two‘otlier husbands. She
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NORWALK. ‘ TwoStores. VISO. NORWAIZK.
FIFTY-FIVE Dom WASH TIES
In a Most ExtraordinaryNeckwm-e 321on
Thursday, 'iFriaaj’ and Saturday
as 151'
Each oneof them Worth it alone.
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gave‘her: age as 56.
The groom is Well-known in this
city. and has been a Sexton in one of
the local churches for some time.
His bride is also Well known here.
After the ceremony they departed on
their honeymoon trip, accompanied "
only by DnnCupld- . r4,
Suffragmi Bishop E. Campion Aene-
son and Mrs. Acheson of Middletown,
announce the engagement of their
daughter. ‘Miss Margaret Acheson, to
Philip Cree Rider of New York,
John Henry. coach of Cornell Unin
few days with. Arthur Olsen, athis
homo. on Sound View Terrace.
Automobile Bodiengenders. Radiators. iamns re-
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Victor 'Wesely »
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
Dairédeand made “i. order and all kinds of sheet’met-
a! Work.
*Weldinz‘v-‘of AlLKinds of Metals
13,3aymond' Street, south Nam 11:, «Near South fiainst.
3’ ,chcializpflce.
I led skirtand smart 311133112111 upon sleeve. _ a ,
A i‘ i Some areall White, $01¥6bave collarandccufis a! n4; . - r.
“ignite belt and black ties
L. R. Wilcox of South Norwalk is
Viniiing :1! 3.1143110 City.
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LEMMA”??? TENNTS CUP. f
Entries are living received by the
:mmmiitcc of ’tlie Norwalk Country
{Club fox-tho Lehnmier trophy event.“
Ea men's handicap :zinrglm tournament.
Tile names of all who irm-fizidiinfamy?F
:must he in 1h: Man“; or? the commit!
gtoc by Monday, June mm. at which'
flimr- the, (lint: inc: will be made. "The
finals are to be played off on Monday.
iJuly 5th. '
§ Although tho rosnit of last year‘s
’matcl) gave the winner permanent
44860 “The Couracu of Harm
today and 10:11an
’Beltcr picture
not produced. " ‘
The mom meeting a! Lady Walsh? ‘
be held toni ht, at their rooms. Red '
Hall, Main street. Second
Members
‘ .
the King! fi'orzl "Eirclemf' tthe‘sNora“
walk Congregational church woslwe‘ll ,
attcnded lasteroilng and the prof
gran: V‘ 131 ww printéfla‘inrthe‘sEYei
ed. g , _
——_Lz=..4:t lime to see "“Blind . Hus!
bands." fitrohokn‘ wonder-play. R64
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000.004013 ‘om'was pafiin, by, ’
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. Miss azalrirley Pub, Music. . , Regular " cos.
. . nam. editor" of the Press. and Hannah - I M .
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Jack Tar, the trim' clever sensible dresses this. '
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One—piece dresses aresimilarin efiect bui-have m “ ~
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lto dispense with largo share of ‘li.ngeric-~hcavy sated
lastticoérts. ‘ ,
So firm and close. of weave that they are pracficaflfi
4‘ shadowproof.
Eithcr‘plnin oruwith tasteful mfi‘ 4.
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{men of full-figw ‘ $2 to m
’ Dainty, Whiiie muslin petticoms with ruffles of lad 7
{and embroidery, for Wear with finest .of’Snmmer‘
"$1.25 toss. , , r2 .. ,« _
' SPECIAL rmonmowxs ~ng muslin wrap W.
’liastcfultrinrming ofaemliroidary. _ _ ._ J
. Round .or'square neck style, well propfifioned 24 . ‘ ,
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