Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 19, 1920 · page 5

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Friendshr Mrs. Albert Bailey are Two Unitedsmes inn-ha than chosen“ ,her and her mother was cu" IUY'WUIT uremia. ,
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mu m “10f the salesmen .or the C. 3.1an mm on an a. m m according tO"Dolice. said ham yesterday the purchase 090»
$0 9 5m Slanson Gems-arm“ Whoa-4m asking for m “'8“. a uszwilem'flhe n cummxthm mob; .) e115.
nonweek. thinnest. . :tm branch at the mmuymwaem Wmsasumenmnemm- Fmrhf“
WW - Thomas 3F M. "of “minus of fighters. mei- of his daughter. 'MWIW and will '9’“ ‘5" Babs ,"t
AUGUST "BPECEIS street. warn-(my naming nr‘abort the Young Woman m.moi He ollnned ‘0 “‘1 them both “4 the cm” of the wen“ mg“ “a.
Vncatlon from his work in New York. elation held .5 m m dust 1.“ can!!!“ suleidg they aid. son. 4

INCLUDE THOSE He spent most of his time calling on night at the ’Hotel Manor, sumng~ '

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PAJ‘tMAS AT $185 The distribution of the new tale :3: :13: Sifter. Greenwich, Noni .- ‘ . Ci 8
.phone books started this:morning, the seport. Keamey's 5. PM “W” m
STRAW HATS AT m lo“! exchange having a m “.men piece string orchestra furnished :
P‘ mas & Le ho t $585 going the rounds with the new direcnn““"°""’s“mf°rd Advocate. i ‘
nna ' g m a ' tories. '. Clifton SMeld oflchinlloy meme-iv —-m k—

10% 01! Palm'Beach Suits . : -—Be sure to see the pointing of'lhelmha’émgéem'udlb the police that?
: Hollyhooks for sale at Donnelly's. a ' n awakened by a “0358 111E

. ’ his chicken 0 ~13“ mt m- ' '
3mm I'M" °f 3m“ ‘ Plumbers' Union Local No. 222 held fired several $23-“: theqwindowh 1:: Em NM cm
$25.00 9 a meeting last night at’which the mst- his house. This mm"! ..e from“; f- ' »

, . ter of the recent adjustment of wages the door 1.1-0)“;an a “3‘“ I" ~
2570 011' 8.11 other Built! was discussed. Oherwise than this by and several bullet hueihs‘h‘té;

 

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Li-ouitine business was disposed of. §door, but no "aces or W that
l Just when the farmers were rejolc- two‘éld show that he hail hit'theain.
ing that the sun had come out to I'll er.

dry thevearth «and make it producivei
for potato plants. old June Pluve dcl-.

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walk police epar en , mo ore The ra __ _ . 7
Joseph W“ « day to New-Jersey. accompanied 9y mmmxnngggkgg 939:“ Marni); m‘m. us-aoflwum mm".
' Ki? ”3"” Tilda: iiuixiit‘éfnffi 913.? Stations and Various points to N: 3110an momma. m1, loan Minder. lb... 7.1;
, . 155 311V 3" . ‘ ' ‘ ' York, under thenew. ' f .. ‘
85 Wn am * Several Norwalk niembers of the rates, which Wfll dwxogffitg W’ 01‘ “mmm, 2 ”7”,“. 3M. 3%
Connecticut Vetems' Odd Fellows net 261b, have‘beu . , I“ I : HENRI“ ] - 5/“
learn nonwnx. association are planning to attend local depots, and areas r3533 the: “1.1.0083 T G ' -. “.11
._. the mid-summer meeting and outing NORWAIFK TO I i ‘YLOUR W'sm arm mm.“
n e. at The Colonnade, 'Snvin Rock, next New York .................... “318.47 . ' ' A“
Sammy- sovm NORWALK TO , l .H. 0. FORCE, pkg. .... "" “'
Johthlevak-of 3 Mum'flelflle. New York .............. .. .31782‘ mu, m
. Eomplained to the Police about a dog Mount Vernon .. .. " 13.07 :4 EXTRA THCY mu - - - - - - - H ... "" "‘" ""
’ept by a family at 2% Lexington ave- pen, ........... ' : . ~ - “m
T, i ii 5 who assisted \lorwalktnue that barks all day and ailmltht. Newallinoegelleu. .............. 373’ “POLO ”POE-8mg. ”all“, “.... n
W m 9 ' -- * D Warden Walsh has b notified """""""" ' ’ ‘ 3 ... .-. ... u .-
Uanldi' 01 links in 'makingwfh: Ft‘laa'lg “3:“ the matter. 99“ , fliggglolzz’tc“. ................. . iifi. m (SIDE VIEW: I“... - .. ... ' . ‘
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3h_‘|’,.';‘:f’din:;r at the Hotel' Malian-k" Oscar D. Lavery and John Nolan, Harrison ..................... 1M3;
Hm this evening. .of firidgepzortidConn” will 'be visitors g5? 6h ...... - ................. 3:4?
‘ j . . . _ . m I; is city Fr ay even ng, when they rt ester ................. . 4 " ,
m.filf“§§l.£€§‘2§i :wm. ....m... .... r A. STULL
1-. Il candidates .at ‘tlre meeting this ly m the morning to the Pm City MR8. CQUDRY’S' RECOVERY 3
”Hun: Refreshments will he 'serv- f” '0“ in the Post omce. where EXPECTED: ‘HUSBAND HELD ~ :—
- . beware employed. m your. m. 19.4,... W; 24 Cottage Street Eastm . «7%
.‘ml at liarrls.& Cans. Elilah Burrell, colored, was nrrest- ery of‘Mary Coudry. who was wound-‘ '
T [WWW October 10 1a b ed yesterday afternoon bszatrolman ed when her father. mu 'Coudry, a
. 4h“ m d t 1.“; ”1 S 99“ John Toothill 0n the complaint of Customs HouSe employee, fired six .'
j; " “j i? l} .ah‘" 0". ’9 dedica- ,urs. Rosetta Byrnes, colored, chug. ._ >.. :
F. -. ”To. SW S {0 _‘C°‘“mb“§ ‘ed with assault. Owing to me failure ‘ ‘
ll ( ll““‘ill‘ili’l'g‘ngll.u;;.thIIlillsrPel)xllpt:E§(e)n inf witnesses to arrive in Tourt this 9 O o o o o o o e o o O O ' I .00. : I
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.....c Ill (‘i'mn9(,‘ll()ll Willi lhc (-vcnt. .Jmlge Vosburgh ' Y ‘ f y-.. ",1 .2". ... .....p .... ...s
‘llzznlnll prevented from rct‘rning‘ It has not been deflnltel decide] as 00 .. ‘ ”m .
‘1 '1‘ inizltfH‘PI'klillllg'r unfriflajiani fir‘lyet ‘WhEther South Norwilk Couhcll. é: Put-ct lme m . » . , ' ' . “W"
:2» ‘u _ . ' ‘ . as is No. 1253. Knights of Columbus. will :9 “Evening "m '
. l H l-T "I‘n'xmnpol‘j n” “”1"” hold a carnival. The time for holdinz 8 EX’I‘RACT FROM "I. ......—
:wlr‘i: VI»: 11‘:l at 310%“.0. was b“- carnivals is getting rather late and ’z‘
"1' “-9 .'0 A"'”‘"‘”‘ 3.01““ or the matter oi securing a proper sitn 00 SENTINEL George Tyler. By
' ”5“”33' t” be use“ 1" "9"“ is also to he decided. 3A committee . -
“I" , "urigngkg Pomp” B k K was appointed at, a recent meeting of . —-—-— the A‘d'Of‘ Dentwt‘
.«m- .. :ls'e.x. the C c'l l d ' . 00 ' '
l min wicks. etc. The Hamilton ier. cum 1 o a Vlse upon the mat .3. l M RCEBIHS HIS Old
:v in Wall street. . .. Imca an
. , The Willard Storage Battery Com- 2 ' -
‘ '1'! .. Allzlcct class of (‘alnp Rl'dono. pany. whose branch at present is k Strength Md PltCh
t‘lwl to Roron Point yeste‘day located in the Hanford Block on o . ' ‘
vlwnlmn. from the camp in the fast North Main street. is looking over . Dles From In! A".
i, ~ul nnc hour. thus beating the site on West avenue above the ar- .
.. »;.' word in fiilcen minutes. mozy, where they plan to erect meir .Ulcerated George Tylenotar Fitch-

er of the Chicago National
League Baubail club, inti-
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’\ “Hui-l. S. Goldman. S. “'zlllllcll, M. is believed that it will be SO that the
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, mum-l; .l. \Vullucll, s. Simms' D, "building may be com leted ef rc never nun-id rhmtO-l
J. Bloom. .l. 30ng. ll. sinnh. winter sets in. p b o .. 1&sz WW
.. Human. l; Knoppelmm, H. According m the morbidity record 00 __ wasn't because of the and
l mums. and S. Danms. . issued by the State Department of °’ . oi ‘ W mmw“
lenting September 1. the prices nl' Health fOr the week ending August .. If You Are a meal .m Wfllufl
.. hulssion to motion pictures will ad 14, including all cases reported be. ., . . . m, firm-I'M”
«mm- from 20 cents to Ila) at the fore H a. m.. Monday. August 16. .. Paoer Reader You DR. a H w-u'.:t“{ll.’. It th t his
i‘ :.-nt and Palace fientres. accord- Norwalk is absolutely free of all 00 'J'H'éLOMAN “f: h' e rel: ba .
me- to an announcement made llull- communicable diseases. Stamford Know 0f the C839. p. c '5" ‘arm 'tu em "I:
l: yesterday. The prices of vaude- has measles, whooping cough, scarlet .. *"0" h o u "T".
Milo for the owning p9l‘fl)l‘lllancps_f*“'t‘r and diptlleria, while Vt'estport 9 mt '

will be so cents. Vaudeville will start has one case of scarlet fever.

at lmtll the Palace and Recent rhea.
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'I‘Ps (1‘ Labor Day. according to the S m thing that bears a cloee re-

WW plans of “mums Mmiuon semblance to a strike or teachers is - :The above are two extreme cases in the walk d life. One can beinz ner-

 

..‘lmi Kantor to be seen in the situation now exist» .° . ' . .
Pm Cm.“ m Harris & mg ing in Norwalk. The Teachers' A330 0.0 leeted. resulted in a very unfortunate ending. The other case “min“! den-
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accept contracts to teach in the Nor~

BATHING CAPS wnlk schools unless the contracts con-;. ta! attention. resulted In resmrlng the aflected Demon to lug are“ heal.
tam a stipulation that the pay shall

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Board of Education's budget' and that 3. .

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"P” 0"“ " Hm“ & Ga“ 1' . PAIN. We have overcome these ohstsclm and are niacin: mlvawlt your
service. By employing our own dental mechanics. are £311ch «the work ata
moresmoderate charge than anybody in .town. Wenokeconvenimttom to
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be euier‘towave a. little linen; . ., THE MODERN DENTAL WORLD. .
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1y pick and choose .5 income in so will your :3. Dm’t wait “M m Tm we . Flour per cent. interest unddfll percent. countess—V
> those animmm "5 " . . l . V ' V l ‘ ‘ 4 : that’swvhat a savings depositor securcs in this Bank. And

' : fl ‘ wienme speak of 100 per cent. soundness we mean not
. Sideboard and» em ‘. .lm mun .. 3 . » .7 .
‘33 h ethim 3? ', 351' Unanimous MED mm neon *mr. r: ; any we Mme-mum common-em ac. mum of
F c est that will n f—: it l;o..w ' . a . . ‘ mtzflouy‘m.
E the most cosh. ‘ .3 . . k,
r vi ‘ . v 'Q . ' , ' , ' cow 1’.
r Our “on” vault is to -—- , . : sum; 1.. the law orhiund ruins as its and!
a ,- t t w ...“ all . i . . ° 1 f Exym square your shouflonsdoéhe—doys toskgou
" P -0 e0 “70"? E? J TIIE . ‘ . . : mkeg'our Savings safe. There ’s safety for money here
:3 this very t . 9|, A : wiper cent. interest too.
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