EOne will hold a
a day
member make‘ a
irosent.
n open meeting
mmrt Hall. There
1. tlzmcinc and so-
.1
I at Donnelly's,
evening. l
1’. and 11, P. 03’
.m’
Leroy; L. Downes. of the billing de-
partmertsof the Norwalk Tire and new Oakland touring car.
Rubber. Company,
weeksT vacation.
Miss Anna Callaham, of the steam
graphic department: 05* the Nomad:-
gTire and Rubber, Company; started on-
unusual-day.
i a._ » two weeks’ vacation
|
l
walk Hour. .
M
I convention.
walk on August» 7th.
lug. warning. people, mostly.
the use of headlights.
were made so taras is known.
1 ~—____.___
—-Electric irons.
the Norwalk or So.
16 ISO. Main St.
Corporation Counsel
Quinlan: filed a complaint
headquarters about a
Car belonging to the iBennett
into him on the. Post
afternoon, The driver 0
apologized to Mr. Quinlan.
ing with the
on the controversy
with the;
Hat Company.
new: for $5 dur-
Tel. 2227.
m‘ord~ reported
passing over
. yester-
bur..,\ed into :t’
ommd abrupt-
'l'lm lire ruck
-h s!
ing filled.
flames which had destroyed th
of’the car.
-—-.
was badly befit-
’os‘l Not-wall: came
‘ to police headquara
it .‘illll mutlc 3. con»;
.i = 11ml been laid;
l}t'i\V("€'l1 Cc '
it was
minded 1‘01)-
~ ii tl‘tlp for}
. or nothing: develop-i
Att‘l'. l
iiutitl.
v\il
El:
lj.“--. Tel. 2227.
~_. 1
till. 1921. according;
. this is lower
0 1919-1920 tax.
in tax has been
ig‘lllt‘l‘ of yours.
zirioti. downtown rein;
he llama-has resunicvll
de— ‘
t
. llvdir-nt. the uptown!
'.\ir. (‘lmriolt‘s
'lass", lms resumed (lit-‘
4 (‘. Foency is “desk
'lttu absence of Victor
lwt'i Saturday with
l: (”or a two WPGliS'l
~l island aboard Vic's!
.‘l
‘iNG CAPS
. and 65c _
i Powell Corp.
NORWALK-
Complaints were received at
{headquarters about the practice
lboys who ride bicycles on th sidewalk
{'01: Lincoln avenue and on Woodward
avenue.
Pedestrians are forced
into the roadway to avoid
struck by
anything to Say.
—Harris & Gans.
e alums-in: for $3 durv; Genigeino Autuario, of 37 Lexing»
lion avenue, complained to Patrolman
'J'llln Smith that
.7 only $13,460.52 of Glorianna Baldinm of 4 Laura street.
lttl county expenses {kept coming to his home and persuad-
t'rum October 1. in}: her daughter to leave him, taking
Genigeino . was
«i h;- (‘iry Clerk Lgleft all alone with three children and
hy‘llf‘ wished to ha"ve his motherzin-law
n governed to stop interfering with his
his
the baby with her.
domestic felicity.
Patrolman
«lid as requested,
Just as the entire policerforce
8f“... a week's Yamytthe city was about to be placed on
the case of the Mysterious Blac
placelfouml in *l‘lurchard's Vir'oods last Fri:
l of 38 Putnam
(2131 Raymond Hayes.
[avenue (nine to police headqu
which had been found with it. H
on to where they weer found.
property disappeared as well.’
Hope. of 108 Taylor
avenue,
found shortly
before 6 o’clock
Payne‘s lunch cart.
the home of his uncle. Fletcher
son. 107 Water street.
reported that'nothing could be
daring the streets all night long.
Harris & Gans. That’s All.
The Central Fire station
apparatus was called by .801: 14 and
chemical was used to extinguish
. the riders and when remon-
' strances are made, the riders usually
.fal1 back on cursing thOSe who have.
That’s All. .
mother—in—law,
and claimed the bag and the. clothes
that he had left the property at the
Knob Club and had'no idea. how the
bag and clothes couldhave been tak-
.‘l pa’r
of shoes which he had left With 1119
Wesley Hope, aged 14, son of Fred
morning hiding in some weeds behind
on Washington
street. by Patrolman John Reynolds.
The boy. who Patrolman Reynolds re
ports is badly neglected, was taken to
Mr. Slauson
with the boy, as he persists in wan.
is enjoying a two
Richard H, éFitcb denies that he has .
ibeen a visitor at Compo~ Beach- this iery Company, spent the weekend in
season. or that he has been acting as New York city.
Westport correSpondent of the Nor-l
.Fire Chief George Bogardus left Sa-
turday morning for Toronto. Canada.
where he is to attend the Fire Chiefs’
He will return to Nor~
Yesterday afternoomand last even-
ing six inspectors-of the State police,
mounted ‘on motorcycles, patrolled the
roads in the vicinity of Norwalk, warn-
, ing. many Speeders. and, inathe. even-
those.
from New YorkendNewJei-sey, about
No arrests
Trans-
portation Company whichmearly ran‘
.Road Saturday
f the truck!
The national pincer-s. and the joint
board of officers from the three Dan—
bury batters are to meet this even-
makers, finishers land
trimmers employed in the Bates Hat
Company, NeW'lMiflord. to take action
Bates
A jitney, the property of John Ma«‘
hills, of Strawberry Hill, caugbtrfire
{on North Main street Saturday night
'at 9:3 Oo’clock, as the tank was
be-
the
e seat.
The car was insured.
police
ot‘
to gos
being
Smith
of
k Bag
arters
c said
was
this
. Slau-
. done
in Brooklyn, yesterday.
. touring . car.
I
.
Waterbury for several days.
‘liave
.tor trip through the Adirondack
loclook tonight; for practice.
‘—
of Fire Chief George Bogardus
is «attending the
tion in Canada.
game there.
ing.
Norwalk from 23 Day street
team to Ridgefield. 7
the first one given in June.
making up tables will please
their own cards and scores.
on by Tuesday noon.
secured from any member of
ncsday, ,
Company. reported to ill
a Danbury autoist,
deliberately broken lanterns
along the tracks as warnings.
and pedestrians of piles
plies: materials, etc.
Standing. in. Norwalk.
W. L.
Nash Engineering ..... 8 2
Arrows ............... 6' 3
C, 6’: K... .............. 5 4
American Hat ......... 5 5
Norwalk Tire ..... . . .4 5
R. & ’W.. .............. 4 5
Connecticut Lace ..... 3 7
Hotckiss ..... . . . . . . .3 7
~__.___________
v-NOTIC'E. ..
F. 0. F’. to be held toni
Hall, at 8 o’clock.
ness.
present,
Important ‘
S.
at
bring
Members -
of the board disposing of tickets will
please telephone. Mrs. F. A. Lehmal-
Tickets may be
the
board and also at the club on Wed-
FTC.
.800
.66?
.555
.560
.444
.444
.300
.300
Miss Jennie M. W’ay. of 32 Taylor
avenue; has purchased a new Buick
HenryWVorncke, of the Hi Po Bat;
Miss >Muricl VanHoosear, of Dry
Hill road. is visiting with friends in
The Misses Catherine and Isabelle
Klinefelter. of Rowayton, arevviSiting
with friends in M’eriden for the. week.
Frederick L. Lamson- and family
returned after a week-end mo-
Nliss Ethel Davis. 0f Ridgefield. has
resumed her duties at the office of
William 0. McLean.’lnc.. on Washing-
ton street, after a week’s vacation.
. All candidates for the Monker Grot—
in‘5 or 6 lbs, fomto baseball team are requested to re~_
Norwalk currents,lp0rt at the Baxter grounds. at 6230'
Edward, 3" Former Chief Fred M. Wheeler. 01
at police East Nor-walk, is now acting chief of:
Massachusetts ‘the Fire Department in the
The case of Louis Waller, of Brook-
lvn. arrested Saturday morning byg
(lhief of Police William R. Penning-g, Maurice Jenks and family will mo—t '
ion for not having a driver’s~license.;ior to the Maine woods. starting A1
will come: before Judge Vosburgh, inguSt' 1. where
the downtown court, tomorrow morn-,month of August.
' Mrs. W'. Dail
__._.._...... , goiternoon tea.
The Norwalk Colored A. C, will go to fut afternoon
Ridgefleld, next Sunday. to play maladies present.
Ridaeficld team. The A. C. will leave'
The card party to be given by the’
»W’omen’s Board. of the Norwalk Hos—
pital .at the Country Club, Wednes-*
day afternoon at 3 and evening at 8.
promises to be as great a succEssdias ‘nesday
8. es iA large
.: picture.
Richard Dunn. of the Connecticut;
terns were placed to warn autoists
of dirt, sup-
The offending
autoist'willlbe arrested by the Dan-
burly 1- police :for the local authorities. .
IndustrialB. 7B2 League
Special meeting of Norwalk Aerie.
ght. at Eagles?
bust-
All members requested to be
(Signed) M. CAREW, w. P.
William Abrens. has 'purchased" a "
Miss Edith .Gonzales was. a visitor
Mr. and Mrs' Ralph E. Dibble and
family and Mr. and Mrs. John Cocker~
ham Etna family motore rlto Ridgt’i’eld'
yesterday. spending the morning there.‘
On their way. to Norwalk they stopped
in‘ (“liltou and “THEN“! the ball learly Mondayn’nioming and returned.
Little Miss moor Calif entertainea
her friends attainirthday party so an
in her honor.’ The littlertots emoycd t
the-games and a wonderful-time. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lurch-spent the
weekend at the Lurch cottage.
Fred annelle arrived. at Los AI}-
geles; California. where he Will spend
a. month with his sister.
gasoline is-one dollar a gallon
there.
Harbor View; The walk to the sta
lionris artiresome one.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steyens will re '
Fred mites
out
Hebe that price doesn't reach
turn to the‘ Beach on Saturday. after a
successful season on the road. Har-
bor Viewwilt be glad to Welcome 1
them, as they are popularrwith ever?”-
bodv
Dr. Bohrer will take a party to
Huntington. L. 1., to dig the clams for
the coming bake.
. Harry Peck's home is nearing-com-
pletion and Mr, Peck hopes to move
into it the latter part of'Auugst.
Mr. Arnold has promised to ans"
ment his orchestra with eight addi-
tional pieces for the barn dance, Sat'
urday evening. The committee hopes
to make this dance a gala attain Many
novelties 'will be introduced.
David Page _‘ 7
place a ladder down the‘side of the
,float, much to the delight of‘those not
(so agile as the your!
absence‘
who 5 tr
had the
gs ter.
A slide chute will be the next at-
action that. will be
fire chiefs‘ COHV‘en’é‘swimming float.
placed on the
Mrs. Steurer's- little sailboat mime
sailing home again.
stay away from Harbor View.
She just . couldn't
Mr.
Marion’s big boat told her how happy
the big sea outside would make her.
and. believing. she drifted out.
Lone
carpenters
some and alone, she was picked up
lcontent on never to roam again.
A girls’ baseball team is beins or-
Itl‘r. and Mrs. “'ilfred
1 and family will spend the
o’clock, two automobile trucks being!,“K‘I‘v'i’q35’t at ”.19 Br”
chartered to take the fans and thei Miss Birdie.Bra
twill be. the guest of
l'zanized under th
3
they will the
spend
ey was hostess at the
on Tuesday. A delich‘tv
was spent, by the many
S. (‘ousnns
month of
kercottage.
nt. of Dallas. Texas,
Mr. and Mrs.
;Steurer, at the Chevron. next Week.
Community singing w
«day night feature
Mrs.
iCharl
vpleased. Mr. Henry
hits of the season.
,ers in uproars in th
gvery witty numbers.
3"(‘1‘59 of one of
the ho
i (lay.
broug
Hem-
e police 313%,th 3'
.whose name. and?
whose auto registration number are'
being kept secret by the police. had
amused himself by driving along the
line of the “’innipauk tracks and had
placed
“’ork
which is going'bn there has cluttered
the-Toad to some extent and the lam.
V.
ill be. a Slln‘
at the club house.
Hyde will directihe work and
es Smith will
The moving pict
lead the singing.
one show. on \Yed-
evening. .was enjoyed by all.
crowd was out and the feature
“Blackie's Redemption."
made one of the
He haid his hear:
9 singing of two
.He localized a
the songs, filling it to
Mr.
{1- meeting or the Ten-
ich Dr; W. Dolley is
gernoon. More mom»
e _.
audeville show. under 'dl
ules Delmar: on August'ls.
M .
MEA’DOR LEAVES PlT‘TSBURGH
PITTSBURGH,
Bibson, manager
National League
nuanced lode
I'cher; had: let
andndepenceut club
i‘ .
i
' FBEDJP. WATKINSidrBOG.‘
’ KENT: SHOE ‘ STORE "
:Rear Dr. J. H...Slomani’s—-
{7 33033 ON A QUALITY,
racmmsomunr
Latest-Brogan; .........$7.50
English Lost, ...........$TZ.00.
:Round Too, ............'.$6.50
Wed. and Sat. 79PEH.
NATIONALS.
July 21—— George
of the Pittsburgh
Baseballtrcmb'. an-
t the teamzto'piav with
at Oil City, Pa.
.. ....‘, ,_..
«er-Up}. Flight1
102 ’South‘ Washington.
" FOOTING
OpemUnfil a r. m.
{irmiv believe~and
that belief into
Money must be provided
but until the court said so.
A “Joint Account” in
lice—that a. bank
. d be more than a
place for people’s
ey.
don’t Icl; anything
e ahead of safety
we always try to
or: up the highest
. ee of safety with
slime, hearty good-
' and helpfulness.
{$0,000.00 in deposits.
58 best indication;
t- customers are ,do-
- well
a
outthorwalk
husband and i wifé—can
drawn out by either on the
nature of either. r When the,
happily.
THEGITY
“THEJOIN‘I' ACCOUNT”
The unexpected happens.
once, but because the money
stood in the husband ’3 name at
the bank it couldn’t be drawn
bank, standing in twomW
expectedlhapponsj:.aff‘Jointi./Aor »
count" smooths the way most;
.. .i. . initiallglglfg
at
this
sig- ‘
Attest: J. E. LEVIS, W. S.
TRUSTi’CU.
BALANCE
NATIONAL BANK ;
1y explained.
THE PEOPEE’S
SOUTH NORWA'LK, CONN.
LOOKING ammonia: '
fformhe first time .manygaaman
is surprised to find himself 'so
. much ahead. , He has bought.
Eéyerything; -he reallyaneeded. if p
yet has mOre’ money ahead than
he, everth when. he.kep‘l; his
i own leash; I'Tlré reason is-‘e'
..
13
gt»
may: 09W .
moon-Y. ;.; sacrum
.These are loans made on. se-
curities km! for connecticw
‘Si m *Bamks wifich.‘ have 11‘
market
greater than the loan.
nouns sure...
ASIDE FOR SAmGS
[ Dinosiron‘s‘a'
SECOND mm
value at ‘ least'i 20%
and,
5' that John Meador, pl?
e able leadership 01’?
liss Costigan. its captain.
tg- .
i
‘l
l
a
i
i
at ride that took place last Sun~E
It made a decided hit
hi him rounds of applause.
s singing is very popular
unimeriies.
There will be
this Club. of wh
president, this a
~hers: are solicit
Tickets w
big 12~aci v
rection of J
l
;
withg
i
a
l
i
l
.
l
l
ere placed on sale fortho 9'
i
t
L
3
i
l
i
.. Infancy , to; Graduation .
Tillie—g.-
5 CM _' drenis: Stores
137 me—wishiuwtorrl Bar Nit-walk
UNDERTAKER :
' Tutu—om“, 1103; House. 693..
niwawimtomsr. -
~ now- REBTMEN'ST'QWIWINE'. I
We aim uy" your! hm“,
pods: ms; papers; gunman
Joanna-land- goods. W m
. auxin-lee mm:wmthw
rm otrtln goon: A »— «meidw‘
. ' . asmmm
233.17.39th 8t- ' m. 1.1er
ammo Gouda mm: on 8:10“
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HOUSEWIVES.
, While. you are? wriggling:
lamina us write .hnm
tor em nights; A'?‘00l910~°"
do" II on $031239 mum. .‘Wo
can. mm ithiiéjébm W.
lighting .axm tron: wool... lion,
chattering mmmmmpénow.
White‘Eiectric/Co.
E0. m
Dozyou save any Junk?’
Do you wattage: ogoodv
price?
If so, well it to—
. JAEFE 8; ASH
Whorwfll , .' on the“ so for
pay y pd
papers and rags and
else.
TELEPHONE ' 499-
'We also buy, furniture;
slip: or. ogmmco .
mofichrem” Con” or
53 0830313 Am. -
~ mu.- NWWE‘
rm ~ tract—u;
W Work ’
H F; I. mm
Thom 3w ., ,
t amass Ml
Biwid W‘. Raymond?! '
1
Phone-“0" ‘
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Clem ang-Fuixédim us
l m" g ;
5 “ From ‘
..... .r-
_‘
NéwsI-mneycombi _ ,
Ford Radiators
$28.001‘and533530i2
.Norwalk Radiator-Repair f
mmrAummobiknxs
chance.» Tel. 954.
h?
The Palm~36ach Suits and you are
on; good terms with the thermo-
meter.
Yoa'canr'faoe the hot wave with
a. smile without. cfl’acing your
style.
Our Palm‘ Beach Sui-ts come in.
various shades, $20 to $25.
Summer suits of all sorts.
Rogers: 55? Stereos
NorwalltésoeNorwalk
.. ,. m n.“ ..-......
* DotYou Dread honingDay P
---Y.U ILL NOT—-
It You? homElcctrically
lectrlc Irons .
mulmonzzocunnumw
5 cit-.6 POUNDS.
~ DONNELEY’S
16 Southan Smet
” Hers
TRANSIT-
””1131 ;
‘7 W Matt. 5...... t:
New and Used Cars
AllStar Tires
9'
i
'l
i
DrS Mr... Diem;
' Daily-ism” Between WWW am
Lona memos mm
[Via-go tracks ”your service {oi-all filial of hump.-
tation; padded van: for furniture work. {
Mair-Office, 26 Moon! Street, South Non-13:, Phone 29!
New :éYork oatmeal West 2m. museum m
icmmomwwn ~
Wh'te . Footwear"
summons/comm.
Ascomplete showing, from the light rubber soled m.
tennis'Slioe to the white mm m; with m‘ , p bow.
Tfiphatoe white silk hosiery withrblack clock.
’1 Store Closes at Six1 Daily.
Norwalk Chronicler