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‘ Rem nrces
SOCIAL NOTES
. OLDRIN—HENNESSEY
A pretty wedding took place Wed.
May afternoon at four o'clock at
Trinity church rectory, when Miss
Eh; L Hennessey daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Hennessey of 77
stevens street became the bride of
rercy Austin Oldrin, son of Mr. and
.102. John Oldrin of Darien. Rev.
“themes E. Swann performed the cere-
unity.
The bride was attired in white
fienrgette with hat to match, and car-
About 31,500 was laid out in the re-
.____ construction and repair work on the
$112,943.06 Gregory Boulevard and Seaview ave-
$65,676.03 nue during this past year. It gives
47,267.03 111:" pleasure to report that all bills. in-
.t-imiing the outlay above mentionéd,
3112343351an been paid, beside the payment'
and plated 'uf $6.000 on the note of $7.500, which
fund deposits
45..
Disbursements
Surplus
4,103.24
lMlJlIll AllllllN Hill
MllNllAl’S lililJl
...o.c...
The report was accepted
on tile. '
"has issued to purchase the Connectl- '
lcut Company lines. About 81,000 was‘JOhnny Summers and LOUIS
' ‘ ,rcceived from the sale of the electri- Bogash in Return Scrap
Third District Meeting leal equipment, at the electric station, At Arena__Repka and
Another small attendance was and allowing for this amount. the l
Patsy Bogash in Semi-EL;
nal —— Another Ansoma-r
Shelton Grudge Fight. l
noticeable at the meeting of the third profit for the year is over 35'000'
district. The meeting was called to Our consumers at the beginning of
order by Harry 1. Bennett and Attor- the year numbered 428.- At the pres-
ney Leo Davis was appointed chair-lent time we are supplying 573 con~
tied a bridal bouquet of white roses.
”fire bridesmaid. Miss Florence
Imrus was gowned in pink Geor-.
agate with hat to match and carried I
,ink roses. -Ralph Oldrin of New
lilaven, brother of the groom, was best:
man. . 3
After the wedding a reception took l
11:01! at the home of the bride, where '
the young couple were showered with
mgratulations from their many
friends.
They left on a honeymoon trip to
Hartford and various points of inter-l
an. Upon their return they will be
:2“. home to their friends in their new-
311$“th apartments at ll Betts {q ‘ . District Assetg August 31,‘ 1920. {an "mg ago and gave a splendid exhi
‘ pe‘Wr system (now controlled by the City of Norwalk). cost to bition.
l “construct, .......................................... $68,000.00 . The last time lhev “A. path 0””...1
Parker Lancaster. a valued mnpioyc 1‘ ”“3 department, land, bililding. etc. . . . . .1. 10:000-00 , lout and hadn't got to goinc lu-t‘orc the
'13! the Nol'Wiilk Til'p & Rubber pom. IR‘Wl “State“jrnangle park, $700; Ludlow Monument bOlll endpd_ This ”"19 gummm‘sl
9833’8 5319 dl’llartment. severed his“ ‘13“"1‘3 $270 ------------------------ 970-00 tpron‘ilsfls to lay Boeash out and 1.011
~mnnection with the company yestcr- h1“""“cal department balance....._...,._,.._.._,,.., 451586.50 lputs lip his right ~mitt. to ill? same.‘
day. and is planning: to return t0 his l‘ialance as per bank statement ........................ 308.27 x "3mm: ltcpkn ”w Shelton erL
‘home in Vermont alter a brief vaca Sinking fund, South Norwalk Trust Co., Savings Dept... 2.000.00 . __ lwind. who in tornado like rashlon
film. Mr. l.ancast-'-r. during his Stay; #313613‘64‘” tdropncd Young Dyson into the nus-
,m this city, has made many friends. Tl"- liabilities are in the form of serial fund bonds. amounting to $69,000. “0 fourth dimension with scrotal
here. Who are sorry to learn that he IT“? SlHDluS. on Aumwt .‘ilst, 1920, was 857,864.77. lcrasliinz (ll'hos in the head and .
‘7 is to leave. lll health is given as the! T11" electrical department receipts amount to 328599.68. including oni— .stmnal‘h several weeks ngo m the
{(38011 for Mr. Lancaster's resigna- standing VOUChers ‘amounting to $2.36. The disbursements “ere 327.746,”. jscmffinai stennin: as: wt-ll in sing-
“CIJ. He will recuperate on his Ver- ;Th*"“‘ were outstanding Vouchers. on August 31. 1919, of $5.26. while the ba pin: with Palsy flourish. Lou's .
moot farm for the rest (if the year.
l cull,
ilance on hand. August 31. 1920, was $847.93.
man. Following the reading of thc ,sumers, showing a gain of 145. This
the reports of the Commission. igain has been a steady one and every-
ers and the treasurer_ as primed were Ithing looks bright for the coming
read. They are given below; year.
1‘ iS “'0” t0 note that the rates. atloncn air arena on State street, a card
The Bridgeport Athletic and Amuse-
ment company has arranged anotheri
'RepOrt of the Ristrict Commissioners the. pl'pgent time. compare favorably (that will rival that of mu Briton:l
of the Third Taxing District, prith any rules in this vicinity. iyogash fight. Thirty-six rounds (ii
In the district general account, thelboring complete the program which
City of Nor-walk. ’
rrrcirts from August 31. 1919. to SPD-‘promlscs much swim and much hit"!
The district commis. in - ~ .‘ .
Third taxing district hgreltlveilfi glibltllllilllt‘lllhel‘ 1st. 1920. were $13,227 84. The:fing in cvery bout from the final tol
‘their annual report covering the. m,,ldisbursements ‘during the same Defl'lthe pl-nimlnary. The final 5:0 of 1-.
leration of the electrical and other defied. including an outstanding vouchergroundg brings together “”11": second ‘
lpartments of the district under then-l0! August 31st. 1919, of 8100. were $1-"timp Lou Bogash. Bridgeport s pride
4%.95. The balance on hand, Augustlnnd the state welterweight champion. .
-l315t. 1920, was $308.27. ian(‘ Johnny Summers of New York.‘
,Boih boys fought in Briclccpot't not
lsupervision. from August 31, 1919. to
September 1. 1920.
lilt‘lllt‘r.
The electrical dPDaltment assets. including the balance in the bank of The gor‘nnd semi final will bring to
Igood card for Monday night at the;
:likn to soil to merchants at a price
_winlr-r unlch he. is willing to pay b
.M‘
msomnoawmmmfl~
‘ I P.
Pate: 0F er3..39'§9 9
It May a: $1.60 Per hogan edit-é the
Winter if’Over.
Willi cent forth lst, with
Prospects of the price of eggs doing at
In ight
a. high jump to 81.50 a dozen this vs'iii.;used, comes back from a careless edl-i
aar, are exceedingly
present time.
to many people who are fond of eggs,
but it is true, nevertheless.
At present “native” eggs are rang-
ing around $1 a dozen, did this pride
is bound to increase with the advent
of colder weather. Numerous reasons
are given for the high price of eggs
today. liens are moulting between
the last week of August and the first
of October, and are therefore, not'
laying. Westem eggs which Were
placed in storage in April and May
are now being released to balance the
market.
High prices paid direct to farmers
by motorists is another reason that is
given for the increase. Some auto-
mobilists will pay as high as $1 for
a dozen fresh “native" eggs, and.
when the farmer can secure such a:
price as this be naturally does not}
at the ltor.
This win be sad news 'size envelope,
numLY, “PT. 16, 1920. ‘
m
passions rise,” or think it m2: : ;. ,3,
written before it more: anullm jour.
ul t written man- ney. Damper: a col . ”mull m,
If your beauif ly ype addressed'thicknesaea of dry cloth i)\'il' n. lay.
the manuscript face downward ill this
and iron with a moderately hm mm.
If properly donc, 1hr result mil be
satisfactory.
ensue in Paper Removed.
amped envelope for its return if not‘l
crumpled and folded into letter
don't ilet your “angry
Keep Advertising
much lower. .
As much as the qverage person dis-
likes to cut cold storage eggs, it an
pears that he may have to do so thi
prices for the “native" variety.
BROOKLYN AND
CINCINNATI CLASH
l
NE\\’ YORK.
the baseball _w0|‘ld turned toward Eb—l
bets Ficld today. whore Brooklyn and 2
Cincinnati clash in the first of the.
series of th‘rep games that will have‘
an important bearing on tho outcome
of the pennant race in the National
League. f
Brooklyn now loading the League.
a comfortable margin has twelve
it" the Superfine
A- Anderson and B. Lockwood and 3947-93. are $47,088.76. while the linlnlities are split up as follows: I3"lll"r “"0 midgcpmt hmr- Tim" i312: “it“: :2 “1;:fo0 00“,”... thev"
”‘9" families started this morning by Outstanding Vouchers, AUSUSt 31, 1920........ .. $3.20 P“““‘ ”w ."Hdo of '1‘" Pink ( ”(X will finish the Sim-*0“ With 90 ”do";
automobile for a trip to Niagnru hote. South Norwalk Trust Company .................. 1500.00 l3“" "mm“ 0 ”"3"." "f ”3" "PM" ‘ o. rim.- qnd C-l deei’nts. Cincinnati thet
Tails. They expect to camp en- .NH‘DIUS. August 31, 1920 ............. ........... 15.5%.50 Friendship lictwccn W" W" “t ”I". nuinérs up to nose out Brooklyn;
———— 547.0§S.TG llur to that fostered halo-wen z s .ll‘ii untlcr tllPKo conditions. would have to
10019.
—...—
William 'C. \Vard of \Vcst \Vashlng- ‘
ion street, South Noru'nlk, has en-l
{cred Holy Cross (‘ollcge “'(ircester.é
"“"‘"" ' T " ihnhn and u prize hilllllt'l' 'l" l FIT'H"
lls corded in :10 cigilt y-onwh:
.incihcr Alison's-Fli- ‘tnn "unit“
lfight will in: the fourth zll'rnrt'nu on
Who can! .lnlmnv Pastor‘s il‘v S‘Jfil
The budget is as follows: 3' ’ $4.5“
THIRD TAXING DISTRICT.
Appropriation for Fiscal Year, Sept. 1, 1920, to Aug. 31, 1921.
Estimated Expenses.
"7" 3 four-3'98? collcize course. ('Ulllilii>~'i()ncl's’ report and adv ................................. $130.00 ,ion tin-slur. ami "mt“! Sil‘"‘""‘”‘¢ ”w
l( lerfi's salary. commissioners' tclcph nes and m-uuuu-l's lmml... 1min. :Ansnnin vlcsirm’cr. will “WW!" '0‘
B. Morton and Mr. H. Roam-s. their lsmimncry and sundries ......... u‘o. ....................... 50’") ”‘0'”? n W" 10““ “Nd” i“ (H "mm!"
Valves and children started a motor 53".?” lighting-— - Torry 1'00 will b0 the third man m
hip in Niagara Falls Yesterday morn ' 30" lamps at $20.00 ............... a... Sllfinfin the ring in each of thr- l'om- hull”.
mg. 25 lamps at 35.00..... ............................ 625,00 while Jack "cf-"ti “‘1‘“ “Mm" ”m
fiamps at 27.50 ............................... 161% ”amp“ "‘“”"’r ""‘g m“- “'m M"
. . amp at 50.00 ................... 5W ncnnc i ‘ in»?! .5! ti: \ mi... tli‘ll‘
~J-0hn “3'0“.“ 0f Torrmgton was at Maintenance ...... . ............. lobt‘lfl comm:- h. N" 1 L ‘ '
$301- 01 Miss Vern Fitzmuurice on ....................... __. __; 1100 (m : H —— ~—~-—-——-—-—-—w—‘—
. street last night. interest on bonds ............................................... 3.10500 AUTO RACES AT THE FAIR.
_"— Bond payment of 1921 . 'i0l —"
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MEETINGS OF Maintennnrc of parks .......................................... 10mm Will to. Under Auepicel of Horace P.
DISTRICTS ARE lhllscellanconr: vx‘pcnsr‘s ......................................... 100.00 Murphy.
_ ,. is , ————- The Ilanbnrv Pair {Illimlinlillos rncw
VERY QUITE . '9'“? "Pl'mnfv-l vumnsm ...................................... $11.73;.» :05 will 'w held Satu.rd:n-. minim 9.l
him will illt‘nlilli’ lrrntnl of fire hour and loi‘lmmlion tax)..... 400.00 in” la~i day “f ”‘9 PM" ”W Pmiw
Continued from _ l ,- . , __--_- lattcmnnn lining dovotml m -llc sport.
second page) l i‘nlwl :inz'Jlmt‘ to be raised by laxatim ....... .......;........... ill-3331‘" ”Th" event ‘5 to b" in "qr". "f llor
“SlJDlllS ......... "001" _ lyl‘lllill l.l.~l 53859464, .- {flf‘l‘ II Murphy. of y‘q“.r.,.."‘,‘,- x ‘-.'
---------- w-u, 08.8.1] A lax ratc of i mills will rniw 311537.86. "' ” "' 'autmnobilc racc secre‘mV. and will:
7mm liabilities ......... $365 638 35l (Signed) nmxo p. ilOm-mTSON. (‘ny ('lvrk. "" “1" “M" m“ ““9“ "’ ”"‘ "m'r’!
- . Profit. , . licspcctiuily submittcd_ Itnn Automobile association. This .Will
Mr mmmo for past year. .s105.171_17 HARRY I lii'I\‘.‘7 'l".", be ”‘9 ”m" 3“" M" ”mph-V ""3 M"
Elainunant-c and operation. 82,744.91
charge of the races at the l-‘nir_ liars"
Fli‘l‘lllf (" ‘ “-" .' 1 r '
In] 1‘ f.iil.i..\\‘(u 1" 'cash pri7es Will be Oli‘l'l‘tl for null
. l'l‘x‘l l V '~:
S’I‘I'ART (‘ MARSHALL, r ct (ommisxioncr.
while thr-
ciu-turc i of its 110 games.
l.'. mu m“
Giants would have to win
17 games.
Sept. mu'rim pyr‘s or:
Cross mom 1 .. - - . m-ini. :mi 'hc races are 0 "'n I0 :m\'
I ........ ...~—_~___$22.426.26 lt'ilthlft ls to, mfn'r-V ”1‘" 1 “RV“ “Killllil‘: .l tho t'nl'vuoinz report of tin» it . illl\l‘r rc‘gisurcd u-lth lhcp A \ .\.
311ml . F .. .. I-l ( . .Onlm rsmnrrs and hnw- :ound th.- 5.1m" Hm,” t to the best ”I. “h 'This H," \ir Murphv pm... ,,, T
Hide-source ..... $100,111.14 ‘ .nonledgieand belief. ,~. ‘:- _ ,..‘ in“! ' ) th': HUN .n";,. ,,.- n. ”n...
-. . , 8. ‘ at. .“IW ‘flr “ . I a 5 . .' -
9‘” income ............... $103171 17! The .0 ' ~ _ THOMAS lr‘ “ORAN. City ,‘\li4lilnl‘. 'fnmous drivers in :hn “mml. “ith
- 1.. :h Ju’\ 2] In!" ' . .' . . .1536 a“ l n ‘ 1. pfill'iif‘lllfl} llf‘fllqlll'oh ._l \\ «‘4', \ Sinus-0n. lS rilllllllzll‘lzml a.“ lilll'v“ 3‘: ll§flule of Illi‘ fa. {“5' Will"; i \ v‘f‘ ‘.‘ lll'.
1'!" Wilbur-semen“ on account H U «linu'l$l1$09‘ll"ihfii m H. db“ “ll ”H Hum "J“. 313.271”, While diSDnIM-nn-nts {The track. whlirh i a» ‘m- n rvbuili.‘
1" ornamentaislrcvt if h - " n "‘ ' ‘ twill bc a cclnlir :vt- 'm‘Nl lllr ”‘0
. 3.11,?”ng ............ g .t 10.861 ',Q l ‘U‘lll$96;lq(;l;tgl’('nl (lixpa'llllcnl rot-riot: a: ,. 3‘139712' “'lllll‘ lliHlmI'svnu‘nl . ll’m‘l‘q :md pfafih‘r. Hm"! lllzm 0..., 1m.
[tux-unis forWnl'lls-J fI-nm ' \. 7' " f,” . . .. forv is promltmd The new crarcl
gmy 3]. 1919 ........... 2”!“ m r' . (1'4‘lialllttlitillillff”Ill :(l‘pll-lllli: r tl. isn‘.‘ ”mum, to “.500. which n u,‘ d h how “"1 4“... ”h, ”mm ”H. pndmt
' ' ‘ -‘ ' 2 H its. .iiililllll It) $-U * l’ti Th ‘ 1 kl . ' ‘ 1d l ‘ ) ll ‘l'lt‘P
w _.._A-__ h m:l a ‘m. n _, _ , I ~ I _,y . t s n ng iund. in mm! ;m. c (l: ~ir- . and in! u] s i
”ital ................... $11K.m;:;,.,.n ‘ p 3’ cnt_ amounts m $‘ " ”n' ' ”'5 ‘propnralion applied hv txpnris umlr-r.
making the not indebtedness $68.30"-
U . to Disbursements. _.__- ,, _ «—- «-——— who direction of ":2 Murphy.
t't‘". nanm m nmvr'niun N" 7“ 91 Following the 'u'rcpt‘mcc nl ‘lm .
O ‘ . ~ . ‘ I V i. '4‘.” " ' ‘ ' .‘ ‘ “lull l‘iilllll lu' ilfll’t‘ ln‘\£ll'il< ‘h‘, I(‘ «——._.——.——e~
“’W ”instruction ......... 15104.46 “b0"? 1‘G‘DOI'ts the commissions": u - 24‘ ”hills to tin» fil‘i'lw‘lh" t‘nc uninmillcn
diner-ire- fund
‘i'ash. .lllly 31, 1.020 .........
Attempts due July 31. 1.050..
5.883.841
1.757.s1,
.t
. 7 7
3':‘._‘«‘.fil~=n-mmntalstrectligm. ‘makc repairs to the M“'v””“""‘ ”NH" ' The lncciin thcn diournod l PI‘L3iBING
In. account ............. 2.089.4418' Ladder firehouse (‘liiuf Frinlm-ll-kl f_* “ -, _ ' HE "TINC
T: I.” 1.1 . —-———-.M. i\'hee_lcr responded that the Fourth i Cleaning White Furniture. ‘ '
'l's‘.“ .‘ms‘lm'xm"; """ 3118‘663-60 Tam": District “"13 s“""""‘"" ["l “’hitc furniture and woodwork can 45' O ._and—
71m ‘HW‘FLIERLNO fund Acc0unt._ make the repairs. The firchonsc’bp licaulifullv cleaned with whiting; i =~'~
. 3...... ----- iii-32332 Stall. .‘ifi‘lilil-mf; s . m... ‘ TINNING
Reserve Fund Account. . ‘ tight mm is stczuliiy getting \Icorse, 'dip m whiting. and rub well to remove “ ‘
'i 'cy-l >llS in rcscl've ........ $39,625.38
Surplus Profit Account.
. . . . .$108,839.82
reserve
Al‘t rllPtl interest: . p
21.32214 .‘anthorized to borrow the sum of $7.
on the budget. l,
$116.57»i.16 the commissioners were supposml tn
thorized by a vote of the meeting, ap-.
suit with the proper officials to see
i.
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HIIII .
I
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:is («imposed or ('lilli‘lll<_~i()ll.’.‘g Ilnlr) ,
_ ' llnmwlh l-‘ullcrirk (li'ccn\\‘oocl.l
Potnmxsionm Fl'p‘l“i"“k (lrncnwoml Stuart (‘. Marshall. ('omH-ilman Junicsl
hen raised the question as to \t'lit’tflt‘r l. Hoyt and Deputi' (‘hicf Fl‘ctl \l.l
Wheeler.
SILK £9“ BERNARD
tall stains. Then wash off the whiting.
i . : -
(‘ha rm'm DH'S' after being so an 'with clcnn warm water and dry with|
PHONE 320-2
:1 soft cloth. ‘ CED.“R ST.
The rubbing strokes should always
be with the grain of the wood. l l
ointed a committee of flvr‘ to con.
Realizing the diflculty of furnishing the home complete, we have taken the
burden off your shoulders and have arranged several outfits complete, ready
for you to install in your new home.
These outfits offer you a substantial saving and among them you will find
just the home you desire. whether it be simple, or elaborate.
If you are just looking for a few pieces to make your home more complete.
a sewing table, or a rocker, or a lamp, y on will see in our complete stocks
just what you want. It will pay you to visit us.
Angevine Furniture Co.
m PDOEO
.0. .. Mme. Jeannette .0.
IJW‘ SOUTH HORWALK'B LEADING
consensus AND GLOVER
Our Corset
Department
DRESSES
....5 Mflm‘fgln'ics and
fut-mos: Sanslacuu'y attention. t'ur.
set fittings our specialty.
CORSETS
\- Cleaned and Repaired
fl ‘ s, /
.01,“ I
MI/SfLr-Rtauc:
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South an' Street
Complete
Home Outfits
“Wm-a :-
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v
great money saving opportunity.
ever held in the Norwalks.
Removal S
ale.
tire houSe furnished, you cannot affOrd to miss this wonderful opportunity.
Savings as High as 40 Per Cent Offered in Our
Owing to our new home not being ready for us to move into this coming week, as we had anticipated, and the fact
that we must vacate our present location by October lst, we will offer some attractive bargains to further reduce our stock
of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefurnishings. . You should not fail to take advantage of this
The large number of people who have visited our store acclaim this the greatest sale
It isn’t necessary to tell you tha t our prices are low.
. _ . This you can See for yourself, and no
matter how low the price the merchandise is of the first quality. Whether you need an odd piece of Furniture or an en-
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