’ res ‘.
E. Deflltt has sold
@3325 Edlie avenue. to Mrs. Edith
Eussell. .
The new Plait residenCG, 011.0636
rtreet in nearly completed. It is e-
jng erected by St. John & Keyser.
' t g at; the
ri‘he Hospital whist meet‘n , ‘
(‘ountrv Club. yesterday, was attend
e/d bv i1 lérge delegation of East hor-
wvalk ladies.
, ”fl”...
The usual Thursday night, service of
file East m‘enu . .
held tomorrow night 1
night.
nstead of to—
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Some large wooden boxes just put
in the window of Albert Harper-ts
More, ‘on Flam: Washington street. a. -
‘racted some attention today. ” “2
"bore stencils reading “Fireworks,
in. Salutes." and so forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving F. Lang, of Fort .
the. proud parents of a
daughter which arrived in their_house—
hold on Tueeday. Mr. Long to bag—
gageman at the South horwalk sta-
1ion and is being congratulated by his
friend a
street. are.
a. . .
A large delegation of East Nor-Walk
Republicans will attend the. ratifica-
1ion dinner, at Roton Point. next Wod-
~esdnv Weaning. Committeoman Hen-
ry C. Selzer reports that at the meet-
:‘m: last night there were twenty tick-
ets made available for the entire
Twentysixth dilatrict through returns.
These will all be none in a day or so.
If they are wanted, speak quick.
The Lockwood Juniors. who. Tues-
day night. defeated the Greenwoods.
3L6. on the Baxter grounds. issue a
general challenge to all juvenile
teams. Their ‘znnmeor. Andrew Sta-
hell. can bu reached or 18 Sound View
Terrace. in Tuesday's game the bat-
teries Were: Lockwood Juniors, Sale
lick. Stillxell and lrelnnd: Gl‘cenwoods.
.Bardos and Salierilla. Sunday the
Hockwomls play the So-Sos. of East
Norwull:. a? the
______..__
ROTON POINT
High tide ”Friday 11'. 8:30 p. In.
On Saturday the
No. 5‘34. 3’. mid A. 31.,
Long island. will (011va
the steamer Taurus.
Hillside lodge.
or \l‘oodhaven,
lien: on board
Fireworks will no! he Siren On July
23d, bul will be given the night or the
his: Republicait dinner, Thursday
evening. July 1.
and friends of the First
church of Unubury are
at the {mint ludzlj.‘ enjoying their an-
nual outing. The trip was made in,
auto Mums and private cars.
Members
liniverreiliw
e M. E. church will be-
.Thelv’t
a”..- .
and Mrs. George Guggenheim of that
city. They will spend their honey
. moon at Lake Champlain. Their many
friends extend best
wishes ‘to the
young couple.
.Mtanurultwtts
N-uniuulmn
MEXICO CITY, June 24.—Twisted
rails, decayed crossties and worn out
rolling stockw-products of a decade
or revolution—*riiilitat against the effi—
clone); of 'Mexico's railroads. 'No
greater problem of reconstruction
tation of her railway lines. .
The average speed of a Memcan
passenger train is 30 milvs an hour.
11,235 miles. one has to travel 45
hours. running time. exclusive ot‘ leng-
thy stops at: Chihuahua City and Tor-
reon. The shorter trip to Mexmo
City from Nuevo Laredo, opposite.
Laredo, Tex" requires ten hours less.
Bandits in all parts of the country
bave..wrought havoc with the nation‘s
railway system. Even. today one can
see ruins of trains that were burned
down by outlaws years ago. The
roadbeds likewise have sufi‘ered. De-
railments are frequent. being due to
the improper repairing of tracks dam-
aged by marauders.
COURT GRANTS 1;
' MORE DIV ORCES
(Continued from first page)
on charges otdesertion. Therawere
married in Ontario. June 27. 19m», and
desertion occurred April 11. 1911. _
Hilda Nelson Lyon. of Greetiwtch.
from William J. Lyon. of the some.
place. intemperanCo. They wereunar-
ried October 12, 1912. The petitioner
is allowed to resume her maiden
name.
from Eugene Bergen. ‘
field, cruelty. They were married
More 25. 19M}. Ctistody of one min
or child is awarded the petitioner.
Olga. L. K. Ruemussegn Kate.
Bridgeport.
Kate. on charges of cruelty.
were married May 21".. 1f'fil.
Alice Piereon Anderson. of Bridge:
port, from Thomas B. Anderson, oi
parts unknown. They were
December 29, lQfiS. and the husband
deserted Fe mar); 15. 1915. Custody
of two. minor children is given to
the petitioner.
Rudolph De Felice, of Bridgeport.
from Josephine Caggiano UP Felice.
also of Bridgeport. on the allegation
of a. previous niurriace with Anthony
Til f'_‘.'
Caggiano was in full effect. They
were. married August 4. 1919. the.
previous marriage occurred October
27, 1917.
Elsie H. Gordon Langenstein. of
New York. from Conrad. D. Langeir
' ' " "a ‘ ltv. Tltcv
Rotor; p6,”, Par - . , _ stem, of Birthopo‘rt. Cine ,‘ ;
dinando’s Orchestrka Friday ”'9‘“ Fer l=were married rebrtmry (1. 194m.
night.
(il‘cutaun UL xxnl'tlfll‘d, a record break-
5": crowd is expected to turn out on
“its eveninu, i .
‘ Hunter is awarded the custody ofrtvm
Eminor children.
Murray‘s Sirloin; orchestra. which}
won it .. h popularity in this city dur—l
in: the Winter months. and which ap—
peared at the point on last Tuesdavu
wul furnish the music at the danctng.
pavilion next Tuesciay.
A filling board has been ordered
fil't‘WDl‘Kg and tho F‘pnflinsnnnk‘
iinfldelit Y,
{Change of name to Gordon is allowed.
» L . I leon‘ird ll. lthvnue. of Bridgeport.
. l . , ,, . . ., .. _ , . I t .
“ltd mo h}. attiuCrmna on Fl‘m‘ll‘ trmm Georgianna Itliaa‘hr‘th Mormiette
“they were u tar .
luutum. u: Stratum-d.
fried June 10. 1919, and the wife dev
userted February 1. 1917. The peti-
ot“ Greenwich.
Deskins. of
George ‘1'. Feshins.
from Annie Marcellus
lMount Pleasant, N. C. on charges of
They were married April
80. 1907. '
port. from Augustine California. also
l Agnes Chase California, of Bridge-
_, f Bridaeport. cruel“: They Were
and mil be. placed on the dlvln lo 3 ‘ ..
niatforrn as soon ax it arrives. Th: married neptember 212,191"
board 1‘” 2 ”MW in“ and 12 methORWALK ,ARTLS‘IS m REGITAL.
long and is of oak.
an ideal diving hoard.
_ St. Ann‘s church of New York willi
home here on Friday. on board rue
steamer Sirius. A very large crowd is
expected on thisexeursion and the
concessionis‘s: are in readiness tore.
his day.
“The repznavum that Roion Point
3133 in othlr cities is shown bv the
fact that nearly cxery (lav iii July
inure will be one or two Excursions.
ton one Excursion to arrive in July
iberewill be over 2.4% visitors on
board.
The“ Second AC‘ongregationa! church
of Greenwich held their annual outing
at the point yesterday. The trip’was
made on two special trolleys. The
viiston: pzitrenigffi, Elle .flQRW-..hx
the merit 5;. " '
.5113? fr m the grove, . pygmy, .went in
ha‘hing. The}: returnedita'zfiz‘een-
retell late in the afternoon. ‘
Albert Yt’ilbur expeegs to reopen the
Castle urinal: . on"~F;‘iglaF evening. af-
ter an enforced Vacation at a few
6.83%. on accountpttbe motor being
nut 913$“;er reminionlist cum
from. the high this. The meter was
Sent to Bridgeport. Wiper-9i: is being
overhauled} Iggy: the Castle being
Miterthe: pgstweeln the excnr: '
Oat: wood makes 3
and after eating their‘
The pupils of Vernon Hughes gave
a very successful recital. at Trinity
parish house, in New Rochelle, New
er-k. last evening: The program was
tan elaborate one. and several well
known artists from this city render-
ed the following numbers:
93in} Lullaby" ........... Sanderson
Mrs. Anna Merriam. So. Norwalk.
“nicer-data di me" (Memento) ......
' . ' Trindelli
‘Mtsserarrie Ferret“. Norwalk.
“Wheafiwallo ‘3 Fly Low"...lundersou
' Miss Ruth Mare. Nm‘wulk.
”When the Thrush Sings”......Gunz
_‘ fiisstrol-Mills. Rowayton.
"W1 lied Rose" ............. (‘ottenct
ngs. Lois B'rme. Beet Norwalk.
soloist First Presbyterian
. church. New Rochelle.
A regular busintws meeting" washeld
last evening. in their rooms, in Red
:Men's Hall. The
ms transacted: A special meeting of
all members of Court Laurel will he
{held Friday coming. at the home of
Sister Druey. on Lincoln avenue.
South Norwalk. to make plans to take
part in the rurniral given by the tire»
men. on Saturday evening. July 10th.
All members are urged to be present
at thismeetiurr.
Plans for a bazaar to be given by
the Court Some time in October will
. .QQLLRT. .LAUREL NOTES.
ill. » kw we stein!
.3ioni§i§lwm*came in the last few
“graham missed one of the biggest
Weatrthe 1101'!“- Thifi 3319353“
mt? $153.3ng bog}; young and old who
7%,».mmearty laugh after another.
Oontractor F. c. ‘Wardell of Stain.
3:331:35 succeeded in raising: the hull:
figthe'berga which has been sunk- is;
the Wilson Point dockrgudiha
. _ Yacht club. The firm‘e and
gap large scorr and themg‘Ad‘
. ‘v. “Were used in the opérnfion.
W .msing the htzt‘a: so it floated.
was towed timber and mill be drop
.. meomepm whereiut . he!»
19 inn in. rather than a $331.»
mnemon- ' ' "
.Nfiw Yorkei
be gone into.
The State meetings of the Daughters
of Costile will be held at Cromwell.
on Sunday. June 2?. 1920.
GAPTURED 300 GALLONS OF.
MHISKEY.
sramroen. June ’
iRyan
Slime-Michael J.
, of 654 State“streenBridgeport.
hex 105$; the opportunity , of selling
two hundred gallons of rye whiskey.
it tbecharges made that he owned
the spirits are borne out, in a hear-
ing before the federal eommigsioner.
to; that quantity was seized on a
track by federal efieere last night.
and the driyer indicated that Ryan
.3333 the owner. ‘ " .
The, true}: aslstogped andsemh-‘
., Then {on it said-they be»
longed in Astoria,‘Long Island. and
admin
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faces the country; Hum the rehabiln
From Juarez to Mexico, _u distance of,
Julia. Nagy Bergen, of B1‘id:ep0rt.,
of ‘VQUlCl‘S-g
0?:
from Frederick Kath. or:
married ‘
following huslnege" ..
.‘Cztmp. 30. 11. Patriotic Order of the
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SMITH-rSHERiDAN.
The many friends of Reginald
;Smith of. Union Park will be pleased
3.th learn of his marriage to Miss
:Gabriella Sheridan of Troy. Mr.
Smith woe. one of the graduates of the
;l{~20 Reneeleer Polytechnic Institute.
Elie first met Miss Sheridan in Troy,
frt‘liere he was utterivllx’g school and
ltiie freindehip which resulted culmi-
umm-
inated in their marriage today" in
my. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are plan.
ning 0n spending :3 firm“: liLlllC)’lR"t‘!l
in New York and ‘sVaininctrm. ao-urr'
mg to a new home recently fixed by
the bridegroom' for his wife, at
Union Place. Mr. Smith has accept-
lod n, position as electrical engineer
for the Edison Company of New York
city. '
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v
I Announcement has been made of
.the. marriage of John \V. Curnow and
JMrs. Julia A. Heifernan of South Nor-
walk. ‘The ceremony was performed
last week \Védnesday aftenmon at
3:30 o‘clock, at the South Norwmk
Congregatio‘l parsonage .‘ip‘ 1' a Rev. .
Frederick H. Jacobs. Mr. ‘ur ‘. r315.
Cut-now have returned from a. several
days' wedding tour to places of inter-
est in New York state), and are re-
gsidiuc at lizivilénd street. The. groom
.was for many years employed in the
office of Town Clerk Herbert R.
ESmith and was clerk of the board of;
iassessors of the city of Norwalk pre-'
irious m taking a position in the of-
fice of the Standard Oil Company in.
this city.
*
‘51 Lewis, street. Stratford, and Ed-
,ward Snowden Chandler. formerly of
.iSoutlz Nor-walk. new of Bridgeport.
jwero united in marriage, last night at
’7 o‘clock. at the home of the bride.
Rev, Arthur Paridson. of Non’field )i.‘
E. church. Bridgeport. officiated. as-
.sisted by the bride's uncle. Rev. J. G.
ftlugcenheim. of Bridgeport. Ruth
{t‘handler. sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid, and the best man was
Harvey (“higeenlieinr an uncle of the
lbridc. Mr. Chandler i.< connected
.with the Bryant Electric-Company. in
Bridgeport.
Rev. Charles 3.
family nail for France next week Sat-
,lil‘tlily on the Savoie. Dr. Maci‘arland
as commissioner of the Federal Coun-
,cil of the Churches of Christ in Anr'
imputation?
ei‘ica will attend several
31 meetinzzs. including the lior Scout
meet. in Lcndoufto which he is a
Scour connnissioner. Mrs.
hind, Lucia and Janice will .he in Paris
and thine“). Steduion will attend the
Boy Scout meet as the delegate.
his troop at Mountain Lake; N. .1.
_They will return about the middle of
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. (‘raw are out
joying a fine auto trip through New
York State. They left. in their car on
Monday and will spend several days
with Mrs. Crow's sister. Mrrs. A. G.
Page. who resides at Syracuse. N. Y.
They are having tine weather and the
during is being very much enjoyed by
V em.
Andrew .1. Collins of South Norwalk
was best man at the marriage or Elites
May E, Lynch and John A. Mahoney
of Stamford at St- Peters Church in
,Danbury, yesterday morning
' {Morton R licCausland. of Bayriev:
avenue. has recently returned from an
automobile trip to Kingston and other
points of interest in New York State.
Mrs. Frederick D. Thorpe of 1101‘
yoke.
with
Union
Mrs. George A. Smith of 3
Park. this city.
Plan to ’ Patrol
State Highways
HARTFORD. June 24.—~’l‘he State
Motor Vehicle Department. the State
l-iighway lloparttnent and the State
Police are cooperating in carrying out
‘of a plan to patrol today and Friday
:highwau‘x loading to New London 15
(prevent automobile accidents .on the
Hiziy of the Yale-Harvard boat races.
lt‘ouuutasinner Sior‘ckel. of the Motor
§\'elli(‘lo Department. has assigned a
danger number of men for patrol duty
lllmu the number who patrolled the.
highways; lust your. ‘
Sallt‘t‘ of theregulalione will be enforc-
ed and :mtoulobiiists from out of the
13mm will not be exempt. No cutting
gin “ill be allowed and immediate or»
rest will follow the violation of the.
,rule.
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' A special meeting: of Washington
tSons of America, will be held this
evening. in Davenport Hall. to vote on
several candidates. The degree team
iron! New Haven will be here on Sal~
.urday evening to confer the degree.
firm
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After being almost totally bald 3 Rev
Yeti: business man grewhnir—and new
has, a granite growth at m. I ail—tor
which» a will send the "germ no wigs
free on request to an man or worn ' o
.wighes to Momma andrutf or i
‘.hmr_growth. Or testing box of go pic!»
.uaglon,‘ hermit-p. will be mailed. with
zealots if souaoend .10 egg-{£5 .. I .9:
.ier. samx,n: m
.8’15301. Stationj‘i‘fiw ‘Yurk.’N. Y. _
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'CHIIDBEN’S GINW -
, 13 RE 8 8 E S ,
Meier? While‘the inert-i
ment is good. This week only“
$.38 Dresses ... "
$.49 Dresses,
3 Min; Edith R. Guggenheim. of bio;
liaofarland and .
Mat-inn
tr. _
is spending .a week's vacation .
A strict obscrv- _
leather
we»
" muom nonmmmem w
”(Brightening Cooper- urns
Acids rwill clean copper easilY. but
Sthe trouble is that they also cause it
,to tarnish again very quickly, andl
ishould be washed off at once with '
clear water.
Try this method for cleaning cop-
.perrurns. Mix Salt and "illé‘gfir t0~
lgether and with a soft cloth gs over“
1the article to be polished.’ which?
‘must :fimt have been well washed}
‘._Wbcn all tarnish has been removed
.wash again with plenty of water and
wipe thoroughly dry. It may anor-
Ward bev brought; to n. time pollen
rottenstone applied with a 501‘: wool-
en rag, and finish with soft clean
cloth. . 2‘
Vl'hen kept bright copper-is one of‘
the most beautiful of the metals.
Miss RODNEY HEADS mucus. ‘3
The election of officers was the
{chief feature of business before the
‘ regular meeting at Pride of Court Nar-
rruk circle, 'No. 801..£‘ompanions of the
lstreet. It was as follows: é
Forest. in Foresters’ 1Hall, ‘Wator
! Chief Companion-Alice Rooney. ‘
; Suvahief Companion~Alice
sack. .
Recording Secretary~H. Schenk.
Right Guide—Lydia Vallee.
Lft.Guide——Mary Kilduff.
Inner (rial—Sadie Collins.
Outer Guard—Frances Perry.
OLD CARS’
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any 2170., between Oak m
’. MM it. 'Bridgoport, Conn, .
‘ than. 3mm 5586-2. .Seoond-
1 him and tires to fit any ‘
“There are too manydiamonds in this '
world and not enough alarm clocks."
{For the young: man out to buck
the world, here is the right
armor to make him imprcgnable
to adverse criticism. ,
Suits that; will give him the right
appearance, and that's the best.
letter of introduction.
For blue. serge Without. frills or
a brown or green mixture. $35
to $65. Single or double breas-
ted. '
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NORWALK.
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recognized Hoosier superiority and
have installed thiswoman ennuieipa-
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The best are now embodied in the
Hoosier. The rest—no matter how al-
luring they may have seemed on pa—
per-failed under the test of actual
use.
There is no place in the Hoosier for
anything that does not actually lessen
the time a Woman must spend in her
kitchenumid lighten her work while
there. .
Visit our store—e“ in front of ,3
Hoosier Cabinet—«and let. us explain
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*‘Refrie'erators from $12 to ; . . . “(5.08
Co'uch Hammocks. fromgl‘z to $25.06
Lawn Awnings. Porch Furniture.
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ger of you being cheated here.
20 PER CENT OFF
You Deduct the
Bracelet waft-l1. lull-,1 .
Costs yvur ...... Silttt
Solid cold chain 1'35 . t2 fit,
(‘0th you ........ $l‘ 2t.
CICH‘R. mitt-cl $131
Cools you ............... $18.40
Gold lJl‘ClOLll. isl‘it l ti ‘ -3
Cows )‘t-u ..... . ...... Suds
\Vatcli. anti .1 $2 _« 2;
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Pocket Knives.
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Expert Repairing
21 North Main st. So. Nomi};
Y, JUNE 24. 1920,
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