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, “Well Lou o, No. 108. F. and A. M.
“I in 1?ch building, South
Itreet, lst and 8rd Tuesday of
~ month. July and August except-
, a 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
a - invited. Asa T.Lowndes, W.
Iobert M. Wilcox. secretary.
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“In Chapter. No. 88, R. A. M.
in Masonic Temple, South Main
. the 2nd and 4th Tuesday. of
‘3, month, at 8 o’clock, July and Aug.
” excepted. All R. A. Manon: cor-
” and fraternally Invited.
i . ‘ D. BURR BEACH. H. P.
’3‘. LYONS. Secretary.
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.5: , 1N BRITISH TENNIS
limerican’s Error Help
‘ Ilavrogordato of England
Win in Four Sets.
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WIMBLEDON, England, June»29.-
The British lawn tennis singles chum.
Whip has narrowed down to (our
‘m and of these two are Americans.
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We have in stock a. complete assortment of
CRAWFORD GAS RANGES
Theses are gas ranges of superior quality for those who have limited floor space but de-r
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Once. again, some one has asked
Sam Dworltin to give him a thousand
dollar-amend, as he has refused, a
lawsuit is the rssult. *
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Sam has had some pretty expensive
suits in that clothing establishment of
his, but a thousand dollar one is the
best yet.
“3.53?
sire the finest workmanship and finish. Can be had with or without broilers. ,
All Gas Ranges Purchased From Us W111“
Be Connected Free of Charge.
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S. HORNIG £9? SON
50 So. Main Street South Norwalk:
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Just as Dworkln \vas planning on
selling out, Jesse Dunbar. who, Dwor-
kin claims, was left his first name by
Jesse James. when that character had
no further use of it, put an attach~
ment on goods of Dworkin’s, ‘
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It is said that: the chief attack used
by Dworkin when he hit the “Kid"
with his perambulator. was in the kid-
neys. As kidney blowS are barred, in
some rings, it looks as if Sam might
be thrown out for illegal walloping.
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The perambulator that Dworkin is
said to own is the 00 model sedan.
Every time you put on the brake..."ou
put a brick against it so it won’t slip.
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You tell 'em, rooster; you got the
cackle.
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The Dagon Cellar Athletic Club is
planning a smoker and entertainment.
to be held in the club rooms, on Fri~
day evening. They picked out Friday
because they will be less likely that
night to want anything to eat or buy
TO AWARD RIFLE CLUB MEDALS
A special meeting of the Nomaik
Rifle club will be held atthe office of
Frederick H. ,Ganung. South Main
street. tonight at 8 o‘clock when the
NOTICE.
t» the following is a statement of_the ap-
Board ‘of Estimate and Taxation proposes to
make and levy at a meeting of the said Board to be held on July 6th. 1920.
. . . _ . for
’ b in th first Monday m July) at 9 o clocl. in the morning
”be same 9 g e temher 1st. 1920. and ending August 3lst, 1921.
Norton is hereby given tha
propriations and rates which the
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anything. matter of the Camp Perry matches . .
I ' the fiscal year be inning So?
u u t . ' . j wil be presented. The 90 per cent. g FIRST 0&1.th ‘ “a
Spot Dagon will give a flvcmm- medals have arrived and will also be Expenses... .................. ~ __________ _ .......... ....s 3.,o0§.00
lite introductory speech entitled awarded to the winners. Thes are Estimate income .................................. 1.42a.00
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"When lhe Ponies
. the medals won at the small bore
shoot at the Mahackemo range during
Talk to Me."
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Amount to be raised by taxation, . . . . .v. . . .
Tom Skelly. although pressed with ”39 winter. President Baker 0‘ the Grand List ....................................
business. has conceded ‘0 5mg "13‘ I club will attend the meeting and will Proposed tax} rate 4.2 mills.
pretty little ditty. 'Harpy. Thoushrive a talk about his coming trip to ‘ SECOND DISTRICT. _
Married Fourteen 2,9313" ~Belguim. for which place he expecls Expenses ..................................... 5 35.7602“
. :‘0 “’3‘? shortly. A” members are Estimate income, .............................. 6.49500
Abe Weinstock will he asked to
render "Give Me the Moonlighthivc
Me the Beer."
especially requested to attend.
.. . .5 29,270.20
1'}.sibéééjloéno ._
Amount to be raised by taxation. ............
Grand List. .
Proposed tax rate, 2.9 mills.
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CLOVER A. C‘. DEFEATS EAGLES. .................
The Clover A. C.. of Norwalk. de-
gfemed the Eagles, Sunday morning. at
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The rest of the nromm‘ will never
THIRD DISTRICT.
3 11355.00
Mouse in Assessemenf
Hay Cause Cash Co. Ltd.
" To Curtail Business Here
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promise was made as to when work
uld start on the extension. but each
e when the appointed date came
, ud nothing had been done. in the
mmime building materials were go»
ling up by leaps and bounds, and. as a
consequence. these plans had to be
abandoned.
Another thing which “riled up" the
,leelunzs of the officials at the local
jam was the receipt of a bill for
“Dancers to the company" by the cut-
ting through of Chestnut street to
Elle avenue. This. after the land
had been purchased so that the street
«scold be cut through and given. as a
froze gift to the city. if in return the
nr would do the work of cutting
“$11 the street.
.9 13 street. would save child
fifio.go to school .the necessity”;
f-alhmg across railroad tracks, and
take 0! having to use South Main
street, at the corner of Concord street.
fitters tran‘ic especially heavy during
[the day time. at noon. in the morning
and in the afternoon about the time
“2:123:30! 1llets out for the day.
vr at course of action it was
.fiought would bepursued in regard to
the matter of the extension, 2dr. Good~
«child said that, in his opinion. it
field be a good thing if the ofler of
fie ground for the extension be with-
iron. the check given by the com-
rmg to the city for the “benefits" ac
jun-rung to it. be returned by the citv
”and the matter closed. '
Lemon Morango pie. Apple. Straw-
Ierry. peach. pineapple, jelly dough
om. cream pulls a: Wilhen’s Bakery.
11 North Main street.
, IAKES FEET FEEL FINE!
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wWilliam T. 'I‘ilden. 2d. of Plum 128 announced, probably. as it isn't.m Ward .treet ounds b scor ..................................
’fldnhia and Charles 5., Garland. of mm” “‘3‘ “‘9 entermlnmem Wm so 0:93. a gr " y a e €233:de incohe‘S-LT.‘ ....................................... 400.00
mburgwwho m}. in the 5am? half $uch farther if it keeps to that schedg .. ,
“the gggvand mil meet in the semi- 9‘ , 4 th~Tryuandzllfiift1§g adverttsement inléngliéntl it: be raised by taxation. ................. #3 soil-6.4.63 .3 11,353.00
These two American players won “The 1395‘: SUMDWA Want Ad. ° Ben I 42:09054é‘tggram lmills """ ‘ """"""" ,
their. matches handily today. but 12. ’ FOURTH msvmcr.
Norris “illiams 2d or Boston \xgsell Highwav Department. ............. . .. . ......... . ..... S 44.90000
Hunted by Theodor.» Illarrogodomdo. Fire. Department”... .................................... S 35134-09
m 0f. “‘9 Eng‘i-‘h “‘3‘“ f0“ ‘ht‘rfim‘is ' Police Department . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .................... s 38,046.50
m. Infiasfogr set match, with the .
ms -'. ———6. ——T. 7-3.5. ' ' 51.20.480.50 ,
Tilden won from Randilll‘h Lycett. l , . , Estimate income. ......... ...... . . . ................ 11'925‘0’3 ‘
infilustraha in the best contest of the ~, , Amount to be raised by taxation. , , ,,,,,,,,, $403,534.10
' ‘flfhouffh he swam" have to ex- Grand List. ........................ . ..... .. . 521 727.52100
nurse to t (2 (‘grcc that was . . Proposed tax rate 5 mills
essary when be defeated King‘ . “(I N] ' it FIFTH DISTRlCT ’
19.011 gamma)" Lyme“ played a outfitter to en and Young en Administrative Department, ............. .......... . ....5170.965.0\l
““1““ 33m“ and “‘0“ We second {Highway Department. ........... ........ 66.842.0tl
an: £3153: T1129“ “‘39“ ‘3’” some 0“ ' School Department. .......................................... 246,824.10
3 '1’ 5 “ms! an won with ' ~ . ...... ............... “l.02'.0il
mo... .. 7-.. H, 17 Wall Street, Norwalk ”D‘s“... ..................................... W
H {333 Mme ‘ 0 1. u: h t , gCity Hall Department, .................................. 4,575.00
G" - ~ ".r‘ mus ou . , , . .- ...... ....................... . “.4“me no
:3: been Stead-‘3 “”1 “331195 01 ’ %}?§.§§g Department, .. ........................... ‘. 0135:8033
memoirreaflmg‘yogg gong}: I WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC FOR THE
. . . - . ac ear . . $526,993.10
thefg‘aiteze‘ha‘d got 4thth‘otit a: 1m: manner in which they patronized me on my open. Estimated income. ........ . ................................. 123,459.00
~ ~ -- . aran too ' - W
‘ be remaindln three - - . . - ;
g lug day last Saturda’r. although I haVe served the aggnifafbe mlSed b} taxation. ............................. $403,?3S-ll
. . .................... . ....... $28,441,14530
PropOSed tax rate 14.2 mills. _
Dated at Norwalk. Conn, June 2921:. 1929.
ATTEST: iRViXG D. ROBERTSON.
' City Clerk
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people for almost three years. while I was connected
with another local merchant in Norwalk. I am con-
vinced that they were pleased with the service I have
given them.‘1 knew all the time that I was doing the '
right thing and was nut at all surprised that my ii. To make such turtheralterations in the estimate. aproprtations and
oneninz day’s receipts moved to be the bizzest bus- shears“; omen“: firm... 3::
posed to be made and levied by said Board [or the fiscal year, 1920-1321.
‘ To make appropriations and lay taxes and to fix the time or times
, NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that a regular meeting of the Board of Estir
mate and Taxation of the CityoiNorwalk will be held in the Council Cham-
gbers in the City Hall on the first Monday of July. to wit: July 5111, 1920. at 9
fio‘clock 3.111.. for the following purposes, 10 wit:
iness I have ever done in any one day—5
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fwhen any tax laid by it shall become due and payable, for the fiscal year
3 1920—1921. '
i3. To transact such other business as may properly come before said
meeting and the adjournmenis thereot.
Dated at the City of Nowalk, this 29th day of June. 1920.
JERlZlIlAH DONOVAN.
Mayor of the City 0; Xorwalh.
. MANY THANKS ,
Charles Frankel
FRANKEL
Outfitter to Men and Young Men
17 Wall Street, , Norwalk
“$4, $5 and $6
* YOUNG’S
STRAW HATS
7 ' Broken Lots '
$1.79}
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This Week
our. ERWIN M. JENNINGS co.
28‘! FAIRFIELD AVENUE,
ru‘nSnav, JUNE 29, 1920.
~ £;WW‘ 1
W omen’s Summer Skirt
In every new summer model and the most fashionable
materials such as Gabardine, Fancy Fabrics, Pique, Rating,
Poplin, Surf Satin, Baronett Satin, Shantung, Derr Kist Silk,
Georgette Crepe, etc, and all priced much below regular value,
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, y ‘ ‘ ,
W omen S Dresses
Priced at the Lowest Possible Level ' ‘ 1‘.
FIGURED VOILE DRESSES
Dainty summer dresses, all crisp and new, made of excel-
lent quality voile in delightful colorinand “19 mitt “3'
markable values. . it ~ laurel
Priced from $5.98 to $18.50
GINGHAM DRESSES
They are fashioned of the very prettiest plaid gingham”, ..
in all the most desirable coloring. They have all the newest j‘
features and are very becoming. ,
Priod- from $8.98 to $12.98
SILK DRESSES
Of rich tafieta, lustrous satin and attractive figured foul.
ords. Every dress a wonderful bargain.
Priced from $16.98 to $24.98
GEORGETTE DRESSES
Plain colors, handsomely beaded, several styles; the smart-
est to be seen anywhere and surprisingly low priced. Value -
$40.00. 4th“
Sale Price, $30.00 '
DEMONSTRATION 0?
Minerva Kniting Yarns
TEE YARN THAT GIVES THE MOST SATISFACTION
AN EXPERT KNITTER
Edi-be in the yarn department all the week to demonstrate
land g‘ige advice on the newest and most practical way of
knitting. up. : 5“. #4
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Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brutal in A). condition?
Doyourwhoellflnoupo. I. that you may get they
mileagoonyourtiroo‘l
Are the bearing! in your motor in good condition?
Howitegoodthnotogoovor the’earandhaveitputtn
readiness. Youwiilwnntitjust the day you find you hove
neglected to have your work done.
Increment-lumen prion.
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
w. R. AUSTIN, Prop.
Prompt
Phone ,
Delivery
527
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No more overheated
kitchens. Do your cock-
ing with any of the La 5
hor Saving stores. a
Perfection Blue
Oil Cook Stoves.
New Process Blue
Flame Oil Cook Stoves.
Model Asbestos-Rm;
Oil Stove.
One and two burner
flat wick iron cook stove.
Flame
Gas Plates, sevend
sizes.
SINGLE OE DOUBLE OIL AND GAS OVENS
25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
F ";Tflls STORE CLOSER AT D P. I. MTURDAYH.
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