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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 24, 1920 · page 5

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I ' l 1 4):! Street
IORWLLI;

a ton "l t, Harry Six‘s
"isln'n: music,

“'9 (in es :1 a 1".

nt next Sunday for

’ Chicago, are viSiting with David fiat-

‘ field avenue-

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Miss Sadie Vé'ga, 632 the local
phone exchange, is 9133 ii :13 a vaca—
‘tenberg, at the latter’s hoine,’ 41 Fairgfik‘n at Atlantic Highlailds, 37- 3'.

l Sig Nattenberg and Dr, Emma, of

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, w ' Tickets will. be out man for the 212-1
My, 3313 ms A. mamas, of 5 Bur? noel exeurion of the Knight St. A. 3!.
bank street, are rejoicing over the ar— E—church and Sunday 5811001. August
% 1‘11“?! org :1 son and heir, born last 12th ‘0 Rye b930h- ,
”Ill 1’. I l. . ‘ . ' L
f g t O her-§:‘:s°n.are domg we“: Art Casey of the South Nowell;
Postponement “.33 made 0! the post office is planning to take a Sail,
‘meeting of the g0verning board of the ing party to Lon
iNorwalk Club, scheduled to be held _a WW 1’9“

7 ,t
at the South Norwalk Club, I - ‘ .
night; ‘ aSt.A. D. Keyworth, superintendent m
‘ , 3mails at the South Norwalk Post
how Siturdaynntil’mso. O’Brien. oflice is to return from his vacationl
_next week, and resume his duties at
Some evening next week MiSE Lymme 905‘ office. .
_ dial’osburg‘h will .be the soloist at m ' W
'party. to be given b‘, the Stamforg‘ Reeldents of (Emma street got mm
Girls' Club. at the Hotel Manor Ship '3 peighborhood quarrel When some?
pan Point Stamford ’ Aclpldren threw dirt on the house all
' - ‘ a neighbor. Patrolman Johny Small 2
Richard H. Fitch was a. recent vis~ investigated and settledimatters amt;
’ Nor in “’esiport and was buSily en- cably. f5
, caged in “looking ’93:: over” at Com-l , , - ’ i
1:0 Beach, having taking over the writ-l lfatrolman John Smith reported at»
he of the “'eslport news for the'polxce headquarters, last night. that
Hour. B. C, Fem the regular wesbgnaloh Pratt, driver for Brewer «5: Max
port man, being tied to other duties mglones feed store. on Main street,
«(he First district office oflth‘e Hoar ifiret district, had been driving a Ford
~ ,deizvery car, recklessly, along Ray
mme {mood street. 3

9V8? Jame:
m bushes the ”

 

 

 

 

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! Local people are
zhuckleberries this seas
zwere gathered before fro

Ellereabouzs, Beginning, more than a

picking
On than

 

’jlson_ colored, airested on?
complaint of dis wire on naylllufili

 

3; dance or the Knob Club
' 01’-

Gusset-k, who entered, the
Hospital on Monday. was
He is doing

' atumay until 9:30. 0'Brien.‘

:tel‘s of Hermann will :0 to
" their

;sm~m* last night, by Patrolman John
women Smith appeared in court this mumivz
an?! CZ": :He is charged .with non-support. The
here onefcase was continued for a week. Wil
son being placod under bonds or 275.

week ago. a number of men.
and children have. been makin
excursions into the fields

bringing home pails filled W
was lormerly fortunate to ge
0r two >

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Preliminary plans for the expansion'
. fl Of the municipal electric lighting
of women Who éfinc?:;$‘:jplant were gone Over at the meeting
can Kindergartey methodo :of the electrical commissioners last
in French schools. sailed lveetemailevenmg‘ swam] more discussions
(an time French liner Laance. hiiSSQWIé] {2:3 [Elaceb'léefor em” plans are
. urtzss 13 a sxgter of Seymour JC“assist: m1 SS 02 x b,
'gegimggfikfighg Fa-Kfiem County Saw: Th (‘h’ldren’ Home on TV stport
., . . n “‘1 Spend several 9 ~ 1 A S e
Weeks m Paris and other French cmjavenue. TQDGrl’Gd lo the police tear
'es. geight-year-old George Sroots had dis—
{appeared from the Home yesterda}
'Bflen':moming. The, boy was dressed in
Ebrmvn denim pants and shirt. Ii Was
IS auditho‘ught ihat he might have gone to

.._.___.___
, Miss Fannibelle Curtis's.
}of a party
:ciuoe Amen‘

 

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~Open Saturday until 9:30. 0

 

0n the evening of October

 

er Owing Ta... party will g 19 the Svamford Girls’ Club mu gite'w‘ his ”mm-mm“ “3° me“ in “‘9'

city ‘7“ mp 7:30 a. m. a play. “Spring-Time." in the Stam— Fir“ (“Strict I ‘
nbm‘y .\ewf~'. ford Theatre. It will be along the ""

. line-s of the kirmess which w . - The “finder Tam" M ' ‘

Nor-Walk automobile barn» in G as given \ g anhm 0"“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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1 Po;:.
‘ the vicinity of Stamford and
. oh, have been Stopped by re-

‘ rceuwich, for the
Greenwich Hospital.

Miss Vosburgh score
umph and it, i; not 511

benefit of the
In the kit-mess
d a great tri-
rprising that she

pany‘ of Day street. have enlarged
their plant considerably by faking one
of lhc William F, Hoyt oyster houses.5
which they are to use for storage pa-‘-’

 

 

cers in search of contraband is .‘0 have the le'uiin ' 7mg“ ”1 ‘ he' ' h
i ‘ g musr‘zzl a 1 _... ,ete mg mute a P)”: of m:
d then raps sw:ll‘Ci‘.9d. Lhe Stamford play. L D rt In ”ma! being shipped to the local “21;“
. from New York rltv.
ls & Gems. That: All. angmguzergxe beItween Roton Pointi Douvl W k ’
. ‘Tf . .. ~ .1 , on, .. 1.. which wa- o ' “ as “men? Rem” m” 5 XO'
. .mfure \wto? W. Fern-Q; ec-Verated in successful manner ngmelzi' 1:" mmmated ’15 £hlrty~fourth 3mm»-
um: b: 13;; C. lrvmz Perrm 0‘15: seasons in ”38 9351:. will resume rel-sari: at the lodge ms' whenl
7d 2.?{101' and Horace it. next week. according to an announce- about "a gmsts were entertaned. AM
St ledplms :zfzm‘noon In. the‘ment today by "Manager Neville ‘Bav- “PW-”M“ rgram 0‘ “mg: and 21:“ ,
)llli. [or the. mum! Cruise “3339-" ,Of Rolon PM“. MT- Baffle“? .15 me was given. Rofrnshmenfe M it???
loud. exlrmtzz‘zsz to be absent’makmgdfinal arrangements for: 1:213 cream. cake and watermelon were
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ftix'z‘ hundred "mil fifth rezu‘.

1E2, Ellis will he held in

y (-x‘eening‘ eight

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Yes-tenlay film
were also placed. in
at Newtmvn The, state
game commiesion has also
thousand m

nr ’nouncement.
'n of Normal}; fluke, No. 7‘37". Kl
he l
-’ room of the Elks’ Home. “'33- 9011155
o'clock sharp.fl10use, Bridgeport.
al propositions for membershipsigala time, lomorro

“51.11 upon and candidates: ini- ; where they will h

m: Warden “’illmr F. Smith, has .Cetherine Larmou
bmy the past Week distributihefand :MiSs Mabel
n in various ponds in'this seen
fingerling sal-izlblc Bureau
Tflfmffln‘ ’ ”"nkfurter
fish
had
11m salmon plac-
hi2 llmlsamnic pond near

 

 
 

BATHENG CAPS
35c and 65c ‘

SOUTH NORWALK‘

rytiilson-Powell Corp.

 

 

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Yes, and ser-
vice T 00.

We firmlv believe—and
put that belief into
practice—that a. bank
should be more than a
safe place for people’
money. .,
We don ’1; let anything
come ahead of safety:
but we always try to
follow up the highest
degree of safety with
gen-nine, hearty good-
will and helpfulness.
$3,500,000.00 m‘deposits ‘
is the beat m
that custombrs/are’dow
ing well. _ , :

south Norwalk

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gtails of the '----—-—-——

Harry Midliletmr arrested rn
ter street last night at {a o’elc'ck, ire}:
Patrolman John Flynn‘ was finer: Sf;
'arrd casts amnuming to $12 in all. by
Judge \‘osburgh in the city come this

plan are yet ready for 311— v ’
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About fifty

members of the nursing
at St.

Vincent's Community
are anticipating a
w, at Compo Beach,
old their annual out-
rty. Miss Catherine
of the class: Miss
(1:. Miss Julia Moran
yarvey. m .
‘the office staff of the Cathoigbglzzrftf
Yggslre gluests of honor.
* an a ionic
arm-es of the day-I.) neg-1:11;
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smomfng on a charge of intoxication.
Middleton pleaded guilty to the’
charge. ' i
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The second item of the funds sell
aside for savings depositors is loans:
on collateral se’curitia $221,705.00, in
the add today of the South Nomalk
Tl‘list Company, which states mat;
these are loans made on securit:es le-l
gal for Connection: savings 1322113415,;

and which must have a market vaguel

ling and beach pa
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will be f9
will brin
a swim,

 

- --—-—_-__.. at least 20 per cent greater than the‘
Harrls 8: Gans. That’s AIL Icon. 1%
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A party 1' . ‘ . w ’
One of 'tlzeoleigung Women derkS "1 Thomas Mason. caretaker and“

in}: dry

£00m stores
r pll'ednosday

:speut the? afternoon half.

day by ta

chaufieur for General Russell Frost.
complaitled to the police that while

Compo b62135 Sgdmggtmomle 'ride to his care. was. in ‘kont 0: She Modern;
want we” until on Poxm, 3“ Grocery _Company's store. on North?

the Farm was on

_ the
the flivver develo V

Main street, this morning, a truck be-'
longing to Adolph Gobel. of Brooklyn,
and driven by Louis Waller, of Brooke

Wa.Vhome when
a balky streak

forts of the cha d to £0

Vision-z of a Ion ‘ lvn. backed into him breaking the.
g walk hom‘ ~ ' ' . . ' . ., g
spending the night keeping :g’éhel‘; headlight and bending the mudguard

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of Mason's car, W'aller could not pm
duce a driver's license. although he!
said he had one, and was placed un-‘
der arrest by Chief of Police Pen-l
nington. He was released under a;
$25 cash bond for hearing on Monday?
morning.

‘ are d
proprietor of the

clerks wer

ispelled when me
e empl séore where mo
, , oye happened alon

fie took the girls~ home in his in:
c me and made arangements for the

towing of the diwabl '
—-—Daubury News. 9d car to fins City.

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. THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST (30.

SOUTH NORWALK, comm,-

 
 

"THE JOINT ACCOUNT”

 
 

 

The unexpected happens.
Money must be provided at
once, but because the money. ,
stood in the husband's name at
the bank it couldn’t be drawn
out until the ‘court Said‘so.

A “Joint Account” in this
_ bank, standing in m names——
' husband and wife—can be

 
 

 

 

 

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drawn out by either on the gig;
nature of either. When the un-
expected happens, a “Joint Ac. 7
001m" smoothsthewaymosr
happily. .. all; :é:

 

 

much ahead._ He has bought
everything he really needed,
yet has more money ahead thin
he ever had when he kept his

 
 
 
 
 

g Island tomorrow in‘

will attend.

lore .
cream colored \‘s‘llllnl‘vofk‘ and are “it“

'where records a :-

iup against a se

1 port.

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chafing am Furnishing

{ for
BOYS 6.: Gums

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Fran!
Infancy ta Graduation
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Chfidrea’s Store

 

 

37 West Washington So. Not-walk

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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Kym-mix». ’1 53::

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“Bayer Tablets of Aspmn”'isrgenu'
inc Alisa-fir proved‘aafe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an unbrok—
en “Bayer package?” which contains
proper directions :0 relieve Headache,
Toothache. Earaclxek Neumlaia. lithe}!-
maflsm, Colds and Pain. Heads: w:
'boxes of 12 tablets cost few cen's.
Druggists also sell larger “Bayer pack—

ages.” Aspirin is trad? meek Bagel; ,
Manufacture Mozxoaceticamdester 0‘.
Salicylicacid.

 

The second annual reunion of the
members of the old Sixth Company
will be held at I? ' Dorian lamjse on
the evening of Tuesday. July Sun. A
fine feed has been WBTKU‘Ed lnr «iii:
men. and it is expected that aboni 14a

 
 

‘Bavid W. Raymond"
manna

Tilt—Office, 1103; House, 693.
'7 WASHINGTON 81'.
final nan new: BUILDING.

 

£00 keep in step with the sauna.

the indispm ' white tron: ers.
Flannel $10 to as.

 

 

 

 

The new from of the Victrola de~
partment ‘of Jam.-i< Donaelly‘s store
on South Main sweet has been placed
in position and Mr. Donnell). expeete
to open the new entrance to me add:-
tion hr next. week. The \lrtz‘ola pa?—
are beaulilully finished in

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m. with \v'iL" J: Work ‘ ’
snag; of 301m! iroof muegg. Nomi;
.}’ he heard. Diurnal-
Gus pictures 02' Victor record 'c'rtiet'e
adorn the walls will hamlemne Qowf
ers in ariiszic “net: Wood \3993‘ and

 

 

 

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To ‘circle the propodtion belts
with ornmentil buckles.

Mtggoa Izep further,sflk
socks. 4‘

Sumner suits at special prices.

 

 

 

Rogers '0’ Stevens
New alk So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fimmr boxes, 31.. placed Silent the
rooms.

 

Joseph (lcmiwit' former manager off
llle Briclgegwrt (1i {Sf-£011 of the Con-1;
necticut Trolley tempera}: W1” leer. 0.;
Sunday, for De: :W ‘. Where he nae
been appointed 2"‘19F‘31 manager of
eonsn‘uction, organization and opera
tion of the (2in trolley company.
which has jnsx Famed some of tile:
most expeneixe \1‘ll‘k of any cm; In
the roumry. Math; new track is he
in: laid ell. Orlwzgnemit. in, places:
where cars never ran before. and the
fuel that the street railway is mum-

 

 

 

‘Do you save my junk?
Do you want to get a. good
DMZ?

 

cipally owned. :iwures Hr. Goodwin

a»- ’.0NM.

 

The Best of New Fiction

Recommended by Us for Your
, Refling.
“mama or was: new

"m or m" FORE3T”-—Z. Grey.
"was 6? m EAST"--Irwin.

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that zhe success which mommy , admir-
ers wish him- will (3621211113; be his in;

Me New venture. :

 

Roz-walk maewr plumbers may be:

nus proposition be-‘
fore they are Harman if present indi-
callous can be taken for granted;
Mm Bfidmmr! plumbing cone-ems ;,
visited this town during the Week try-l
inn to obtain mm: 20 work in Bridge-3
A great deal of buildinzll has;
started in the Park City and the

 

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Who I Cnfecfl'on
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rm’ in n i& K“ .0. gt RiChmF‘md. _
"WW'RY ME 7 ”4. n. W“.
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HMQRY M ARIE”..£. K Patel.

 

 

 

 

plumbers l‘here want as many exper—

ienced men as they can be assailed. ,

 

Two Bridgeport plumbing antes were
seen in Norwalk this mm and ~
bath asked where the union Tread-i
qua-tern were. and stalled that it was:
hard to get a plumber in Bmmrtf
and were going to find out if it was 2‘
possible to hi '
in Norwalk;

 

 

FIRED F. WW 3: CO.
MEN ’8, SHOE STORE
Rear Dr. J. H. Stoman's— ‘

-—Up a Flight 1

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FROM THE SOLE UP
English Last, ..... ..$7.00
Round Toe, ...... $6.50

 

 

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FUNDS SET
.ASIDE FOR' SAVINGS

‘ DEPOSITORS
, mom; 1mg

m m, 7;. $221,705.00:

These are loans rmade on se-
m’ giegfl '1"! COM film [it
Savingskanks which haven
market value at least 20%
greater than. the loan. l ’3.

 

10m: cash. The reason is easi:

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

ends to stop spendihg that isn’t

 

THE CITY

dollar out of his packet. much
more readily Elan he will dm‘w

 

 
 

 
 

 

NATIONAL BAN;
' , ’ ~ a cheek‘ for-it. Afnacoomtifo
ymf’wfll mean less unnecessary

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Ford Radiators ,
. $28.00 and $35.80 1

Norwalk Ratli‘ atm- Renal?

if in: ma lumen;

chm Tel. 95!.

 

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a mu minim or arm um Horton
mo mu: m noes BOOKS AT

' ; DONMSLLY’S
lépSoufih~ Main Street

 

 

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Hershfield rotor
TRANSPORT mN co.

 

Dr. S. M. Dietz
animus! ’

Azania-lama:

Sent Norma

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m—Daily Service W flow Yuiomd Walk—m
_ 'LONG DISTANCE TRUCKlRG
10 largo truck: 31'. your-swim for inland- o! W
lotion: pm van: for mans-k.
Main Office, in Concord Stuart‘fiuth aux-mac, mm at
New York Dfice. 201 West ”Ll? MeICWa 8W

 

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New and Used Cars 7
; ' Altman if mains
' Alisa; Tires

 

 

White Footwear

,; 13m 6! ”GET H933“.

 
 

A complete M, from the light rubber soled m
tennis Shoe to axe White kid, mo TIE, with instep bow.
Tripletfl ‘m an: haiery fish black cinch.

 
 

 

 

Store Closes at Six Daily.

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