Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 30, 1920 · page 7

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‘lovrtake you to see "Hands Win"
:Eoyt’s Theatre. July 151:.

I Tlie home of arm. A. Sexton, 159
iSouthMain street; ie. being? immoved.

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5 sake in the ”0' jpresident from Stamford.—will be pre were secured and last night Patrolman
‘ ' ‘ men: at the meeting .0: Eureka: Rab John Roberts went to.their homes..and
{aka}: Lodge. No. 42, I- O. O. R, to benfwarned them.

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England Blue Book. Blue Books for
:all sections of the country at Don-
nelly‘s, 16"South Main street-

marine-raking over. by the Gtmd
, @mmercial building“. top
,floor, of "the west loft of that floor as
given as the eun- loft, which it .had
itomerly occupied .the' office space-on.
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- BROKEN lots of womén’s pumps;
patent and plain. ........ , ..... $2.43
Counelly & Bracken.

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Hattem who have visited New m}:
.eity recently. in search of work say
that’their‘ observatifians show
trade conditions there are practical.
:13.— the same as in this section. 0:»
ierations are practicaliy at a. standstill
iin the majority of
{shopshalthough a. few-rot the estab—

 

’ '2? an account Ofih‘shments are quite busy. A quicker».
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.ing of the trode after the Fourth of
July is‘ expecté‘c‘l.

has purchased a. new Dodge touring
car.

 

Automobile owners are being
‘wamed that .the enforcement or the
headligh: regulations has been com-
menced and that arrests are being

Tholoflicers of the 'motor vehicle de-
depertment have the enforcement of
the regulations in charge and are
Stopping cars and making arrests
Wherever improper headlights are
noticed. ‘ ’ .5 {j-

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Approximately 400 invitations 2 have
been given cg: 23;. thegmembers‘ta‘
their close friends and besides that
125 of the city’e best; fire-fighters are
preparing to be there: tonight.
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pon’t miseeelng. intbe only time it
Will be shownls-Tfmrsda'y afternoon
and evening July‘xlst in Hoyt's Thea-
tre a: popular prices. Come and
bring your sweiheartti ‘
‘James Donndson has opened an
agency for the distribution of the
Clevelano automobile on West Waste 2

 

occupied by the City Fish market:

Lady Washingtonlodge,‘
S. of LB” haeheexr invited
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to attend

o. 16. o. s. of 35.

:2 The old oil barge, whi w ' ‘ ‘
between the Wilson Poifrth (1:538:21;
ithe_‘\orwalk Yacht club, reCently 'rox-
glowmg its destruction by fire has
2been successfully. removed‘ by'Con.
tractor F. S. Was-dwell of Stamford.

.3 —Don’t Miss-seeing "He ' ~
gHOIr't’s Theatre July'lst. ads Win at
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Vic Ferris; editor. 0:.
Thomas Wren;- 02‘ the
700mm; ,
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on" Waivers-Islam, the‘ifipnto Cheapo!
g'bemg-MJn'Yic’e boat them
5 EdwardL- Castleberg, o! theater»
. can-lug company in‘ East
‘Norwalk. complained to the police
2 of small boys of the neighborhood who
were damaging his car. The names

 

 

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—See Ivy Ward. the child wonder

in pictures, in Heads Win!

 

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i In the weekly morbidity report for

the week ending J‘ne 26th, Norwalk

,is free from contagious diseases with
theexcepflon atone ease otdiptheria.
Inthe State report there ham
of'fiveveases over thew-eel: previous
however. there now. being 31 cases, as

against 36 for theweek ending June

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An important meeting of the Nor-
walk Hospital Sewing, Society will be
sheld (an-Thursday morning of this
gweek, 5.3;. the home :of Mrs. Robert
Brothel-ton, Newtown Terrace. 5

"hopiaéfiiat “ inzi'ny Embers wn make

an atomic .Ibepreoem, as plow-5m: a '
discussed.

[publicity campaign will be .
l-T‘tle usual sewingsseslon will.“ held
from. 95:30.11. m. to 12:30. noon.

The Hope Hose Company, No.2 2, will
brate their service mens’ banquet and

gtormal dance at5~Dorlon’s Point. The
moon have been planning just such a-

William J. Schlitt, of Lowe street, 5 time for: a long while and the hiring“-

of Sven-’3 orchestra of eight pieceoto

'fnmish the music for the dancing
I which is expected to be attended by
"at least 600 people.

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“HEADS WIN!”
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made in various parts of the state. “enormous cost. and proved to ‘be one‘

2 f e most popular pictures shown on
Shot-genes, little Ivy Ward, the child
lwonder in pictures takes a prominent
spam' besides other leading screen art-
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Mrs; M. Maine: nltlxd E?”- 2.32:3,
Marvin Beac co any, -
2mm yeMerday in that their Fart:
sedan “was stolen from the corner 0
"43rd Street mm? 5th . Avenue. New
York ctiy. while they’verein the city
You a shopping tom-.5 The loss of The
car was reported2to-~the local pox:
by the New York at:honties.- r
carbon-two Nor-walk tires an the rea 2
pixels, the license

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. . rm “pong -mw12n.” the best pictmfe
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Showman; Noreen: In . years!

_ 5 Norwalk
At thegneettng . of. £138 5 of-
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in Westport, on Friday evening, July; .

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orchid crepe do. chine: with-:5,

msebuda‘wmle the maid dim

Simboliisen artisan-Wot Came-
gxevTecboand is verywell man-yin

groom Were attentiedjbv Motions; 513iL
Sesa and Conrad Checoo,~:fo£ Pitts.-

After the ceremony a reception was
held at'theihomeaot: the bn'de. at,
which only relatives and immediate
friends ,attended_ The bride and

extended 5 honeymoon. -after which‘
they win-5 make their. home in Pins-
burgh, Pa .

Alfred L- Anderson of 15. Union”
Place, was united in mfifiage Earner:
day to ‘Miss” Ruth snxver of Hamil-
ton, New2 York. ‘7 marriage care:
many was performedein Hammfm.
N: Y. Mr. and Mrs.- Anderson are ex:
peeted to return here in5 about a. “week:
to make their future home.

Thaodeue Gays, of Union street,
and 501: Chester and wife, have re
turned 12-0135 Toronto, (3min. having
vis’ 2 :iiagaa Mom other points

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I so announce the en-
ga their daughter, Amy, to
All, 5,123, of; Hartford. Mr. Bean

who was’tomeriy ataxia city. -

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33 Sprlnzn, N. Y.,_ who ham been

 

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any on a tensmunths' milder in On-
nrio_. wanton-ma; is expected at her
home; on have street, tonight.

 

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George Clarke. of Kamiltona‘venne, is

attired min gownof tea. mm. 63.; Hi-

 

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wéntm personage. escape JAIL
AKRON, OM'Jnne 24}.-—Th::eeiwo-

freedom a; the county. jail, early to;
day, They occupied the same can:
Two were - charged " with pocket. pick:
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flee; The m2after sewing the

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