Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 30, 1921 · page 9

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The annual convention of the Epis-
copal diocese of Connect‘ut will be
Church Cathedral
Hartford. May 17 and 18.1t will
open at 3 p. 01.. May 17. with a lien.

4J4 ive and the address of Bishop Chaun-

cet B. Brewster will follow. to be six-
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Two three year old girls were re-
ported lost from their Chestnut street
homes yesterday morning. but later
it was reported that they had been
found.

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Nemo Week May 2nd to 7th at J.
I. Mallette's store a graduate corse-
tiere will correctly fit \(m with sour
Nemo during \‘emo Week.

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.avenue was complained of to the po-
lice who forwarded the complaint to
Dog “'arden Thomas Walsh.

 

—Da.nclng Saturday night, Armory,
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firm In: several contracts pending.

and open at 6 D. m. and close at 5 n

A vicious dog on North Falrfield'

was said that there had been a slight
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~mnmg Satin-day night Amory.
Gail's OrchQStra.

All of Schultze's Sanitary
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Ma rkets I
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at. daily. except Saturdai‘. when they
they are open from G a. in. until 6 p.
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The 0. H. C. Club held a meeting
last night at the home ot’Mra Clar-
ence Miller. Hmilton hill. During}
the evening pinochle was played and
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
The next _meeting ~will be next Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Fred Ben-
nett. Chestnut street. First District.

—Poultry Feed: Donne Bron

A slight accident on the Post Road
was reported about 4:30 oclock yes—
terday afternoon. but Inf ation is
lacking as to who figured in the
same. A string of automobiles which
were halted caused someone to
‘phone the poliC‘P. who in turn 'phon-
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The Norwalk Drum Corps has ex— A daughter was born to Mr. and Norwalk last night at the Norwalk
cepted an invitation to a drum yorps Mrs. Max. Berger. of \Vater street. armory under the auspices of Com-
____._, field dav to be held at Bridgeport on Second District. this morning. pany 1. Connecticut State Guards. The,
Lriréan Workmen's Saturdav. Max 14. 19-1. given b\ the ' dance “'35 8“?”de by fully six huh-i
- ~ 1r. Music hall 1:45? night, “'arner Bros Granadier Drum Corps. A—Don't “’3‘" baseball R010“ df‘rd r001"? mall-V 0‘ whom were froml
; 5.3.3 furnishing the music. of that place- It is expected that” Pomt. Lockwooda vs. \Valnuts. Sun- Danbury. Stamford and Bridgeport?
.._____~I there will be cows from New Jersex- {(1331 All cars run to point. three The music furnished hy- the orchestra
-~_ ‘4}(I0dchild of Ne“ York. Connecticut and Masso- O'CIOCk standard time. “"06 UP ‘0 “5 “‘9qu“! of par ex—
: 4 .2 Ema-181nm; chussetts. A big time is expected. cellenceand was greatly enjoyed.
. _'-fn}i; MacLennar. of Mon.lParade and playing for prizes ml The case of Samuel Troncone. of
~_ afternoon and big dance in the even. 195 Ely avenue. arrested {or neglect On “0333‘ thmg Ma} sadism-1
, mg. of his children. was confirmed fromgler Lodge. \'o T". “I” confer M inIital
1.4.“. Hats-O'Brien: day to day When he was arraigned he- hit-n 2m initi Hun dexrer on two can-5
———-—— team of Bridgeportlfore Judge Vosburgh In the downtown ldldatrs for 1!:— Brothsrs' Ledge. \‘o. l
is :md Thomas Strattonhwill play Lockwoods at fioton pom, court this morning. 14-_ l (I n l‘ at Hz- T303111 m the
- ' t»: Knapp Priming Sunday. 3 o‘clock, standard 44mg, -———- lattI-r in \Yall MIT-Pl All rr-4m},.~.,.s of
- ..—. mint-riding thc» ’Cars run to point. -—Danclng Saturday night Armory. both Mitre -I"‘ “WNW ‘0 be ”PS-4
4:.’;'-3 i.” New Yorl: city Calls Orchestra. cut. and all mrmbers or other lodges:
.- Miss Richter. the. director-rot the ‘ , . . 30f ”1"; ord‘ r :I:.o.m:4\- "h in ‘0" f‘n'l
5.,nior High School play "Springtime." .lembers oi. the horwalk Countrytstnvrnh xrnnv-ji' 9 «land. as a up
. ' .- .. 3T Harr1532dGans. which is to given at the Its-Kent Club a” looking-forward fin”; N'a‘ flu-“5m“ ”Hz!“ ‘5 unhcwatwi.
.. Theatre on Friday. May lRth. in TwOeure to the sparring exhibition which, ‘ ‘4. . * ‘
-. . .H , _ ~' ‘In-rformanccs, mattinee-and evening- “ill ,l'e held at the (tub IDOUSP Hits; -——D( rm}. dull). UBrlen.
‘ 3" ' ‘ 3‘ :irrhed in Norwalk Thursday from eienmg. ’Th.‘ afimr‘wnl 5“” “t a "H _, .
‘ ,4 . .. ENew London Miss Richter. who re- oclock. daylight savmg time. Julius M leLu purchased the-
l 4! ‘4 ‘ . ln “HTS” ts th- John ll. Rom-rs f'roduc- ff _ ,tnnldmc “Mill-I‘ll at 4‘.“M"r s‘thetl
_ — 34.; r. r' in: Co is stcu‘ine m the home ofl‘lrs. —l)anci1g Saturday night, Armon‘.ltl-44:mzt4 2m r-uzth .\(>:‘\\.- 1k Trust,
‘—— iltlagher. on Cedar stxeei durm th Calls om‘es‘m" lcomra!!!‘ “mm: a: 444-454..“ for tr.4 «5..
. ‘5. t. , . c' E!--—- “1; : - if .‘wne ' '_ g e‘ llalo 4,4! Ne'sm‘. Tavlor The firm. in.
,1 - » .production of the (-xtraxamnm . , . . - , ~ e '
I“ ‘ ‘ ' " C ‘. “Springtime." ”n Mondu} Ironing. Andre“ l f4} building lb h p'rsr cent 00(upi -d In,
._ I " Ilnllock. ot Bridgeport. zuut cr.4::d- Join K y-‘mr‘: This is 2):» mcnynll
'- 3 53 , master of Conn-Inlet)! Masons. “'lll 4‘.» :lI Iusmvss l-l4,-4 l4 pun} K‘d unhm the]
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. x ) . .4Fleld Sunda} 2.30. st .lrl'ms‘ Temple. Berkley Sll‘t‘t‘l .A:l,l,;4p l-outrlli 2;: rm North;
134. > 4!: . ~ .._ -4 _' Muster Masons are invited tn (ill-“fl"; ““43 4:4». \. 4r. :4.._- Mead. drug
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. due on hvr remrr‘. trip in vislunclna Gan: 4.». .’:i::- .\4:._tm4;.'~4 4‘..n4lw~ 444 11:44;
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Chicago 14nd from there on a southern . .l4msxn- Y‘Pl‘tal‘I'sdi (y: the xi“: 4
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nan-m COUNCIL NOTES.
normal. Son. and hunters
.thd a meeting last evening
at eight o ‘clock Standard tlme. It was
voted to start the meetings hereafter
at eight o'clock daylight saving.

A number of new propositions were
receixed last evening and initiation
will take place on the running of May
lith. Banner Council and Olive
Branch Council. oi Xew Canaan. will
take the traveling nutmeg to Bridge—
port Council on the evening of May
24th.

On Thursday evenlng of next week
a supper will be given to the new con-
didates and the members. and it is
the wish of the oomntlttee that all
members will be present.

The entertainment committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. H. Forte-t
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Golden. Inc.

SEVERAL INJURED

 

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uttered internal Injuries. possible
tracture of the skull. and ‘as badly
out about the body. His condition to-
day was considerable critical.

The others taken to the hospital
were Edith Godesky and Leon Albert.
The first suffered from bruises about
the body and complained about her
head hurting her. It is thought. how-
ever. that this latter was the. result 91
the shaking up. Albert eulfered cub
about the face and lower limbs. but
was not seriously injured.

The names of the other two imured
taken to the hospital could not N as-
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Luciano. wu- confined to M! man
do) tn cuts about the limbs“
It was considered fortunate hr
who saw the accident that he VII I“
killed outright.

Other passenger; in the M“
were also more or less brutled A“
as the result of the collision.

The automobile bus I’ll 0'“ N1“
the Brian port Vumalk Bus Oatm-
tlon. 'lbe accldt nt “a one of”
worn on the Bfidgtmrt-\orwllk
since it was cmhliehed 3'5}

Both the motor truck and hill m
complete-l} demolished as H c we!
the collision. I—

BATTLE“: CANS BRAD.

Local sportsmen learned with W "4
today that Lawrence Connors. W
known as “Battling Gave." had M‘
at his home. in New ank city. you.
terday afternoon, com: "wtion being
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4 Their injuries were not of a serious mean ability ‘1er li4 Kunl‘n

Frank T. Brundage of‘the Tax-lo? & nature, and consisted. {or the most training partner. in lap: when

returned this morning part. of cuts from flying glzhng Kunz was "cleaning up" u!

from a business trip to Baltimore. Md. The driver of the jitne)‘ bus, Charles thromhdlhe Smu- F- - about It
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All Star Trio and their Orchestra

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Jotoph C. Sanith o Orchestra

\ Charla Hurt—Elliott Show

Paul Whitman: and His Orchum'

Paul Whitman and HI. Orchestra

All Star Trio and their Orchestr-
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Corneand Hear These at the Victrola
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Our resources must be regarded as. a
means, not an end. They must be en
. larged and deteloped to make pros~
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us by persistency in our
and with confidence in each
May we (so-operate with you

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