. 15, 1920:
'“nEY NIGHT
. 1093M.
;. tEvcr
.. wrung men
m“ .
MWR-
at his home i 1“" mumm'etmét,
Mr. and Mrs. F . 0.. French have
lllOi'Cd from 17 East avenue, to 19
., Lincoln avenue, First District. ‘ v
.2 “113‘
——For the Juneir‘brideand. graduate
bu”:r gifts that-Asst. «but don’t overlook
golden opportunities at Brand’s Jew-
elry store. Read adv.
'1' clothes.
:2.J_ ‘l‘lil‘y’l‘e
Many Norwalk residents beginning
to lay in their next winter's supply or.
coal, in anticipation Of'high prices
this coming fall and winter.
:“'l,f m A '\' D BETTER
~ .7,
.7373 {0 $5.00
u
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“WIMP
special meeting on Wednesdayreve:
ning, June 16,-at which time the wor-
Ithy grand matron will make her of-
inciai visit. ‘ A; buffet lunch. will be
.scrved from 5:30 to 7:30.
‘ «4......
-Harrls & cans. Tia-a All.
There will be a dinner dance at the
Norwalk Country Club, Saturday ( 1'-
ening, June 19. _;Steward* Hendem in
is to prepare one of his famouszshore
dinners: As-the club house is in t ie
55 washing-ton Street
will KOBWALK.
WV“
bility. this will- be the Just dance in
fore July 4. ,
—lron electricallyfiespeclally in
thesummer time when you have twice
as much to do. ‘An electric iron costs
- “if: lgiltglonly a few cents an hour 0 operate
‘. lying there. and saves you double to being able
“ ’_'_..._.—- to iron in comfort. We have them for
the 220 or 110 currents.——Donnelly’s,
‘1' “”1““ “1‘0 16 So. Main street...
,‘i‘i, .99 \Vi'llDSan > ‘
k '17 mnnguw' The absence 0: the private bathing
. houses at Roton Point is much felt by
_.___
ll“ fig
, cherry tree;
Ophlr Chaptet. 0-13. is. will hold a .
hands of. the decorators, in all pro] :1: "
«Ewan ‘s 7
the-adieu or Taylor and.
v V - ~— ’ ’ {
Momma 3- Watkins _ 7, indulged. in; after whit
1 am street, reported tD DOlice thatr’al bounuhil"repust was served. mil
”t night someone climbed into hismtesent voted Master Gould a royal,
seriously injuring'it. gentercainer. , The: guests”. were: Shot"
'don» Wimptheimcr, Loo Lockwood,
,Brldgeaort; Edward Clone, .Robm-t
day‘s:
‘ ’5". up .
Dillcer Lockwood investi
gated a
complaint yesterday ’that
were playing in the street on Henry;
Norman Cahfi1;'.G:’thId:Cmy. me- '
street.
rlne Pugh. Marlonk‘CluneLRuth Whim,
» ‘A ‘ . . . - gMina» Pughp‘Marion-Lockwood, Bridge ,
I . magma“ are to “’9 madesbort- pert, Marjorie Haymes. Doroth y Hal.
5” ”/13 exDecmgl...for a tennis tourna- man. Elinor Street, Claire Benton,
ment by the hotwalk Tire Tennis Mrs. E. L. Linchburgh, Mrs. .Clilfo-rd
as. on the club’s courts at the inc-,Lockwood, Miss Martha Whaley, and
, . . ' , ~ George Gray, Mrs. VVli‘ite. Miss H919“
g“ Miss Plummell Cummings, of Bani:
Norwalk. has taken a position as op-
erator at the local exchang of the?
Southern New Eng,and Telephone
company. '
and Mrs. Oliver Gould.
Christian Williams and Mrs; Freda
uSaturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by
-:—_--— .Justice of the Peace. Nehemiah Can-
A number of the Operators in the dee in- his South“ Nor-walk; office:
local exchange of the outhem NewZOnly a few‘intimate, friends were
Englafld TBIGDhone company are; present. Mr. and Mrs. Williams loft
13““?ng to Spend their vacation at the; after the ceremony on a wedding trip.
‘vacation house" established by the Thep will reside at 627Prospect ave-
.company this year. i nuewhereers. ,Williams is or valued
' ’attache of the household of Mr. and
Because of the graduation or the . 3113- 389d G- Haviland.
\former members, a new committee! Miss Frances Walsh of Chestnit
has been elected to serve with Harold street, South Nor-walk, observed “‘9.
Judel in the agitation for a gymna- fourteenth anniversary of her birth-l
slum for the school. The hew codeay yesterday, and at the same time
mittee. commises, besides Judel. appropriately celebrated Flag Dag-.1
Lynn Knapp, Charles Nevas and Eu.,The house was beautifully decorated
gene Roth. An appeal for an appro. :with flags and hunting, and therguests
priation for the gymnasium was made present enjoyed refreshments and a
at the last meeting of the board of es» $00531 time.
timate and the high school bovs andl J- ‘V- \Vhitehead 0f East Avenue,
girls are confidently hoping that it?first district, 353mm“: sales manager
will be successful. lot the Norwalk Tire & RubberrCom:
many. is expected home shortly aftetr
30th the “2011957 men and the public a business trip throughout the Central
those peeple who'during the past few
yearsheld these houses. The reason for
their removal was because of the fact
that last year a number or the houses
were broken into and some quite val-
uable articles were stolen.
_.._——$—————-
A Chevrole t touring car bearing a
New York marker crashed through
the state highway fence ‘on the Maple-
vmrrly Of the
, mmpuny's of-
.vinil' in New
and Colors Re-
-'..r1u‘*t, Cleaning
Telephone 969.
Wood have
'. .zminn avenue afternoon. demolishing twenty—four
‘3' ' hwy“ changing feet of the fence but escaping With
1' , ‘only slight damage to the machine.
(if the W331.“
The driver of the car told Fred B.
-. *olan, state highway supervisor. that
‘another machine cut in,in front of
ldiim.’ forcing him into the fence. The
machine dropped down the bank after
going through the fencé but remained
in an upright position. Neither of the
two men in the machine were injured.
The car'was taken to a garage in
' .1- South Non
ill mom with
Hickory Bluff,
3 o‘clock. '
Mr l1(-r summer
“is. 121111 John.—
stellill floor
«1. Comm] Park
"ill sil‘l‘Pi, NEW
was killed. 31115.
Greenwich was
"‘501'.
UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$37,168.18.
That's All.
At the end of each year. In—
terest, Dicount and other items
of earnings are credited, and
Expenses, Taxes and Dividends
are charged against this ,ac-
count. ‘ . '
The di'flerence given the
amount to be added to or sub-
tracted from. Undivided Pro-
fits.
The amount
, n‘wntary Teachers
, r (-nmplefed a. 100
campaign‘ now
3' the Conecticut
2 urizition for better
.' of two dollars was
'2 h teacher and this
. lion to a place in
am, published from
‘2 . slate association.
————__I
2 .iirfiold County con- '
W. C. T. U. takes
in the First M. E.
port. The state presi-
113- B. Wilson, just re-
;lie world’s convention,
‘Ylt, and will address the
The women of the local
l
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accumulated
urged to attend. Box during the 19 years is $37,168.18
which added to $132,000 in sur-
H‘fli saturday by M310“ plus and $200,000 of capital,
F. Burpee advise all
:‘ldll’lg‘ units of the
~sue cards to all mem-
.mmands. These cards _
‘ f0 admit members of
. lo the armories of the
n'nnmnding ofllcers are
no one to enter the
he can show a-card
makes. $369,168.18.
This is the largest fund of its
kind in ‘Norwalk and is the
money basis_on which We in-
vite your account. -
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That‘s All.
'estle's Milk Chocolate
1b.. 40c 1-2 1b.. 20c 1-4 lb.
I son-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
O 0 . , 0‘
D1v1dend Notice. ‘
_ ; meeting of the Board of Directors of this,
tank. held this dyy. a. dividend to the depositors
. <1 "-‘lurcd at the rate of four (4) per cent per an-
‘ :mm the earnings of the 6' months ending J 11.116
x20. . . . . ,
‘ 3' dividend will be entered on. pass-books—and
2 no and .after July 10th, 1920.. ,
ALDEN SOLMANS. Emilie“.
GEORGE L. woonwmneam
J1me 12th,1920. '
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wood road in Starrs Plain, Saturday‘
from a window Ridgefield. . ’l
oclals should not overlook
‘;service next Sunday evening.
.iSt. John 5 Day service and will
, the Strand -
eted. . and the piers Will be pick-
are awaiting the arrival of the sum- states.
mer or "open car” upon the local?
Elmes. According to reports,. theseg “‘”“
.cars will be somewhat similar to
them; now in use on the Third ave-
nue line in New York city, a combin-
ed winter and summer car. ‘ The
sides and windOWS are removed dur-
ing the summer and replacd with a
heavy wire screening, which provides!
a free ventilation of air. The old
ltyvpe of car with its cross seats is said
to |be the mo‘Pe comfortable type, haw!
__ __ ______.__._..4_.-. ._...._...
.403 SALE—7
I Electric Coffee Grinder
1 Motorcycle
1 1914 Touring Body for Ford
1 R. C. H. Motor
1 Grey & Davis Self-starter
Laro Tension Magnetos with
ever, 'but.this is impossible to use Coil
‘ggehs the present "zone system of. Gasoline Tat 1k: 5‘30 gallons
. v x, .~ ‘ o
.-—__.__..._.___.._,.__' Presto-light and Air Tank}; d
’ r 41311 or
SOUTH . NOBWALK METHODIST hePndantgrSSecond
Th ciuRicH NOTES. “3 ‘3. - OR
6 mom y meeting of the Wom- IAT RE-
.3n's Foreign Misionm—y Society will NORWALK RAG!) CO. »
1:): held this evening at g n’clock at PAIRIN . ‘
e parsonage, 22 “’est avenue. The Majfi rwa Conn-
ifinal program for the season will be 26 at" NO Ik’
Presented. All members are desired Tel. 954'.
to be present. .
Tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock the
official board meeting will beheld
also at the parsonage. Church om:
this meet-‘
. t '
TODAY’S BARGAIN
g ‘ ’ATTBE .
,Mlll Outlet Store
124‘Washington Street
' Saudi m f
lug.
The ,mld-week service
Thursday evening at 7:45
ject will be “Courage."
The church is anticipating a fine
It is a
be at.
tended by local Masons and Eastern
Star members. Special music: is being
:rrzlmged. Mr. Sterling will sing sevl -.' '
; ra appropriate solos, and the l '
,flne chorus will arse
is held, on
The sub-
rvr
m7 “ 'i I .
of Drv Hmfload. First district. enter-{overhauling and refitting fit the Her-
tallied friends at their home, Sunday
Mr. D. Lane from Bridgeport. Nil-5.,
M. Gould, Mrs. Nora Britton"and Mr. *
gLundquist of Norwalk .were married;
1
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i
Iva:
mfimfi er Van Hoosear.
evening.
Mrs. M. Louise Dean of 1 Garner
street who underwent an operation at
the Norwalk hospital last week, re
. - , . 2 ,‘1 m d t h r home yesterday.
children {Whiting George William: Frankal. #111le 1.3%,,“ London, or London
Street,
first district, entertained
friends at her home on Sunny.
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manufactured for you. They
will ‘ relieve) your eyeestram.
We on... at a P. 11. Daily.
THAM’ER,
Optometrists and owes-iii
“The house of good [lune-3'3 ’
W’Anantic St, _ Stamford:
Here’s a. winner when you’n
not. and mid thirsty—a bottle a:
antenna BEER
m the. driest thirst Pa
mud in: superb. W
m drink that is healthy.
Bottled! under perfect ‘mm
P. DiPIETRO.
also ‘ f , .3 ‘ 7
numbers. 1. 5mg one or more Regular 79c Dress Voiles, 40 g, WWW”
‘ M r c . I. , ’ _
ENGLISH WIR1E_‘LESS OPERATOR“ mches \Ylde . . . , , 59cyd. on “n MIR.
S RIKEL ‘
LONDON. Jm'15.-—A strike or m..-
rine wireless operators aflectin . .l HOUSEWIVES
ports and shipping was declare: if: you are opting hum
,, We will buy your .ilouaehold,
'goods. rugs. papers. Junk and an
second-hand goods. Anything you:
have. Price according to the qual-
ltyot the node. A modal
.¥%%.Mt¥.9.li§.i
' Second-ban
day by the Association Mr
Telegraphists. The mandemaifi:
an increase in wages of 180 per cen‘f
over the. pro-war rates; and also bet:
ter conditions of employment. A
Under the strike order, operators
on ships are instructed to cease work
“when their Voyages 8nd
sign for further trips. ’ and not to
.huorno wire your norm
geometric-m- A confltw
’CI'IJI all thwtimo rename. w.
cull: In”)! the Job ind. forum
“lighting m 1101!! stock. Bar
1“ “Mg“. workmanshin. our
WhiteElectnc be.
Phone 480. '
_ d GoodaAlmlim Sale
T1115 is ”"3 flPSLSeneral strike of in: ’ ' ‘
, mrwmungton c~ Ea. Rot-wall .
kind and accordln ‘ '
, ,. _ g to union —men -
day it Will take on international ti”,-
pects. The Marconi headquarters on
¢
A Strong Banking . 2' 7
Connection
When you_'choose_ a bank
Wall and High St!-
_whose capital and. surplus . V ‘
Some Sumner Trice Sugges . s -
POROEROCEERB; ARM WWW
WIGKER. MING, 313%,an DEED
(30110va0038 WITH ’03
. . . ' awms. , A
' “GIIPIWOQD” PORCH SCREENS. LOW PRICES. ALI-
‘ RAYMOND &
moor STANDS AND-
SON
Not-walk;
, plainly indicates "strength,
Whose resources are ample to
meet all. emergencies and , 1
whose policy is founded on on-
qualified integ’rity,‘ you. choose
safely. ' '
.«And ifalong with the-safety
you get courtesy, then" you
have made a desirable bank— l
ing connection. ._ 7 l
The City Ntional Bank.‘ of- "
fers you a constructive and. ’
Extra: Special One
.1; 8mm ‘ ‘
, . 1, as, 5 Pounds.
moan
mums women m commons:
WCY
round. nu. $1.00. I.
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” THE CITY .7
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' progressive banking service of
arrows. scrapers. ~
. precisely this'mture.
NATIONALBANK
‘ Oll’outh "emails. .
, ' A nmberofsemndmgms carts flows
May heseenatour yard. Priced .
ants
Our promise is that your
eyes will be satisfiedwith the
classes we prescribe and -
‘ce and allow ample freedom“ for the activities
I
. , .
; {Worthy white mpiece dressed.
. .ihllnéSSwand with . 1'
1, 2, 51...... » Very
Simplcinm Antwan
. A... a. 1;, 3m
Resolute,
15; m.
er~ considera '
sleep -
rcehofl yards, leftlast night hr tow of :
her tender for Newpoit, to. resume the i
America’s Cup defence elimination;
series of races with the Vanitie today. 3
A new hollow wooden topmast, wire-g ,
bound as a precaution against break-§ '
age, was installed: and the malnmast‘ ’
was brought to plumb, which. it- is‘ '
thought, will improve- the~ yucht’s
showing in windward writ.
; “seaguwm 1E". “'
What fine protection.
7 Wiflne$L95L
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‘. Bungalow aprons, that cover one thoroughly and
[every speckof dust-or other material from, reaching
8 Or that take place of house-dress almost—in
t serve as house-dress when one is busyminkitche
ut many home duties!
Here is a good‘big fresh lot at special price of $1.95.
3 Striped pemale of good . ngth and much tas '
$38, lavender blue tan green. and pink. Trimmed
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telling color. .
, With either round 61‘ square neck and elastic inse
belt to make‘sure that fitting is smooth. ,
( In all regular sizes, gar? £021.25—
What pretty white
dresses for girls!
, White, and. fluffy, and fine, and delighting.
3 Girlish yet of marked good fashion—{or styles
fgifls can be both. youthful and correct, as. these
rover.
.‘
a
isp organdiesand fine voiles, with trimming of .
{lace and of fine embroidcries. ‘
--‘ Often these trimmings are put on in novel fas'
gfor example one organdy dress has a broad band of s
{embroidery all around its hem.
E There are finances of lace and of ruffles, there
ltucks and folds andinseifingw—aiwayetheneis pret '
“land dainty eifect.
. Sizes 12 to 16, made with‘thc samefine care as >
would devote to them at homer—and- with‘ a rema
Tdamn. res-muslin! ; {
Second floor.
Jack. Tar dresses;
oyeépiece dresses;
* a“ girls’ special.
What a great combination of good style and epic w:
{service do Jack Tar dresses bring! .
*3 _ Their alert middy waist W1th its little naval 2.1.9...
{hon is comfort true. Their pleated skirts hang with 7
' so enjoy all through the outdoor season.
And here are a number of them at Special price!
Beside them, a (finality of tasteful attractive
. 1--..
These too withr leated: skirt of good but _ 2
W158 white belt and clfective black,
i Regular 34: f f ‘ Regular $5 "
3‘ and $589113— m 'to $7.50 sorter—e 5
; Second- floor.
micr underthings
’ . of" special value. 1
sort of“ cool, light. and fine underclothes i:
find of Wommugh Summer.
, pretty and dainty n
:of either embroidery or in . ’
So nicely made thatMother will-quickly see they -
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l2 ‘ L'awn Wind fine gunfire—WM .
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name might make herself.
Pmcasslips of good
lawn, lace orembroider-{‘las _
sinners €01“th $1.25 to $2.75— We to
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