xv“ V: V
NOR WALL
The have led mart-No. 18. in all-
am 3 w;- 0! coal at the Ferris
duckl- . _
.—
The teacher! clan and choir .
hen-3L of Chrlnt church. will be hvld
an «no! on Friday evening of this
week.
The Inna: omngnittee or the East
)1on Improvement Association
,' .
viii meet My afternoon with Mm' mm. r'. n. Sisson or ”may avenue country. has no. ”med
m Bridle] of Van Ztindt street.
The “At. Home" ontcrtainmcnt of
4m: Elli. Not-walk Imprint-mom Asso—
‘clntion is being hr‘lll zit Comniunlly
mu thi- Moon.
On Friday evening lllf‘llllfl‘l‘fl of tho .
newly ”nixed mun class of the
East ans-no M. K. church will mm-t
at tho home of A. N. Paddock for :1
social whoring.
'l'h" Rd 3!! lug l'nrt (‘lH-nti-r )l-g-
urday took down harbor tlii- lliiglit
Star. and two of the Morin-ck barges,
which bod hem tied up «it tht- Harris
& (Sans docks for several days.
The meeting of thc Vi’nmim'n Auxil-
iary of cm church. to m- lwld to-
morrow aflzmoon .iit thv hon".-
er. S. W. Krllcy. St-ti'ziriv Marv. Will
llilrl. 3.1 I o'clock (Bldnlllll'il lll‘lH'),
This is inpor‘lzint .md i‘ll int-minim
In: renew to be on hand promptly.
Those who had lllt‘ timi- wrul ilown .
tuit- harbor. yesterday. itlltl rv-porti-d
good catches of black lish. ’l‘liori- was
an cxrepfioml‘ly high lid". _\"Sli‘l‘(lu.y
noon. which mmli- fishing on thi- out-
goim: Tide an (‘33)! lllflk.
. —'-" .
Mi-mlrrs of the l..uli'-.~' \irl Facility.
of tha- lhs‘ an‘llliI‘ .‘\l l‘) ('lllll‘l ll. urt-
nit-"tint: Uiiii llllt'rllnfill :iiiil ill'i‘ pl n-
nlni: ltrr a. loud izili, tn lu- lll‘lll on
P'lltlfl), 80”“: A N ‘l‘. leOll', (iii Van
Zillltll. slrcc‘l.
~','.
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Ali-miners of tl.i- liiibo‘lnlll ll'i'im of
.thc Young Mvn’b‘ (lonimtmily f'liih
al'l‘ "nut-51ml to ii-port :il thi~ \Vicke
lot, on Friday and , Saturday :ii'li-r—
noonx of this work. for firm-ll":
cull was usucd all last niglit'H “it"‘lllll:
oi ilir- club. hold in tho tumult-rs All
Community Hall.
'l'licfu of llowrrs from ”i“ glll‘tlf'llHr
ul Ii'flldl‘fllil of Vim Zziiiiii HllOt'l. liy
gangs of sun-ll lioya, who .111: not l'l‘H-
“Ii-nus of East Norwulk. ll()“'('\l r. ll.’l\i'
lil'l'fl rcportcd. and it is lilu-ly. unli'nh‘
.llic practice ccumw, that sum-- arlinn
will I» Union to lint-n llll' lmys
hiought before the niithoi'itii-H.
M
The news lliiil thcrt- will lii- iiiw
Hidcwnlks 2.19m: thi- 'M'lll'llH‘t Worms:
liriilize kit-CUM. tum-thcr with lnl’.l':ll'l
Altai mwcm Will lll‘ litiii alum: t'llimlm;
and I'll“ Maw pinviiiinix the Bum-d
(if “animate and 'l'zlfiulinn ”with“; Illl~
pint-ruinous for flu .uiim- iii thlii'i‘, up.
propriatiomi for 1921:. “‘lll .lic
m-wx to those rcuiili‘iilH iil’ Llii: ’l‘iiliil
ward. div-rutly lll’l't‘l‘Vl liy til“, lull
provcmcuis. .
i‘
"y the settlement. of lll‘l "llilli’i mi 11
maniciu’isi. against tiic vstutv nl
Victor-inc. Lee. of Now Yuri". l\\ii
Norwalk childn‘ii u'ill i-nnii- liitu pm:
l-ln-wl
solution 0! an mtnli- of $341.57.”. 'l'hc
Chlllll’l‘l‘l ari- Norman “nil l'-Lllll.‘ll‘.'l
[.00. of East NOI‘M'JHL 'l‘lli'll irriiiiil-
moihcr, Mas \‘irioriiiv lw-i, llll‘ll. :it
tho Holt-l Sunny. lN’CI'llllN-l‘ :6”).
Thu shilling of ”iv 1')an um; lll‘lil up
by lhr claim ol‘ ilit- "Lillll‘lll'lhl for
$5.00", :ihu nlli-uiiiig lliiii Mrs lmv.
[mil pi'm'nised in :riH- llt'l‘l‘ thir:
amount A millriiit-nt “in mmlv for
“.500.
Aliphililnflu-ly $3: Wns (‘iilll'4'liil :il
fllw annual thank all: iiiiL: llll'l'llllL‘, of
tho \Vomen's l“t)l(‘li:n .‘llHHlUlIHl'V Sui
(‘ily ,ol’ tho "Inst ll\‘l‘llll" M ['2 i llllll‘ll.
hold at Hie humi- nl Mrs A. N. l'.'id
dork, ycstcriiiiy, lmi \‘llll (tullllllill
.tlomi that wcrc mil llil'llifl lll. it is
hoped that “1-" ()Vl‘l it“ \"lll lunv
lit-vii rained, which mim- y “ill 1:1) lll\\'»
nrtin supporting: :i I‘lltit-l tni' itii IN. li-
('all‘t‘l .11 l'arhtli‘n. Mi \lt’ll inn ii 1:
“iv (:(iurst' 01' llll‘ mi lilii'; lIi \ I:
lrving Watkins. IHlSl'll‘ nt‘ 11w l'llllli'l|_.
can» nit i'ilcrvslini: talk on “Mi-\ico,“
and Mrs John J. Snsu'i'l) sung. N: \t
month's vii-Ming will lw lll'lil (Ill 'l‘iiv n-
iluy. Jun" llth. :it tlii- t'lllll'i'll, “lli'll
it is lioprd that fills-4 Aliu Allin/r14 i.
n intssmintry who him .‘~l>"lll llIlll h
“mo in Korcm will ll" l'l(:l'lil In .rd
drug-g llic mt-fmhcrs.
The final nicclimr ul‘ 1% \‘mviuiiv l‘
Ih'iiin Corps; will br llt'lil till l‘iii «in.
(writing, Ma) lTHI. \‘.'l‘tll lI i-i- .. “1..
tiyvs of a corps lrum 1l.l|3.->lii “.11 l...
prvucu‘l to pu‘rchunc llw- unii'urriu .'!llll
cqtiipncht of Illl‘ "‘I'Lll t'vll'“: \\ll|4'll
at lfllil night's lt‘flllldl .. mi “with"
nii'l‘llllit. rated to (llklmlnl 'I In m. m.
burs. or a! loam Stillli' m ilu lll. .‘~ll')\\’—
I‘d lack of lllll‘lttsl Ill .itlviiiliiii,r i’ii-
hmrsalw. in “w pdjilllt .1 mi
etc, and it war; Ill‘t'liliil
committi-c moi-Linn. ii? iii
(-Vi-iiinir, lo ilinliaiiil ll-i
action was ronliiniml
unanimous \01(‘ of lusl night‘s unwi-
ing. The corps \vill inw-t tomorrow
('ymiini. as usual. to Ln» (nor tlw lini-
forms and equipmr-nl :iiul prcpnrc
thvm for the llnrtl'nrd mm to taki-
llzlllk with them. it i; plnimvd to hold
:\ lill‘l‘wfil' dinner :it tho Ionic-u of
Italy restaurant. in Bridgeport on
Thursday evening. May lmh.‘ tho
mcmliem making thr- lrip to liridgc-
port by a special bus which will leave
.tlic Green in front of the Norwnlk
Library at 6:30 p. m. (standard time)
on that (law. H
Ilii- illlPS.
.ll :t .xpirizil
Monthly
4 Iil‘llh, .‘lllll this
lz} :l'lil‘Lll‘llf‘lllly
il'|
R0 lVA YTON
Mr. and Mrs [owls H Ti ‘
._ ‘ . . . ionms m
2“» York city have openr-d their
ome at Tokmeke for the scason.
Hugh Shields. tlin impm-sonntor
Who comes to the Methodist Episco;
pal church on Friday t‘\'t‘l‘llll|;'. ul-
ulhough a young man. has nit-t with
much sum and has dolightcd
many audienccs Ho has a splendid
delivery and puts a great (lull of soul
and spirit. into his rcndinns. His lin-
peraonauona are so lino that his an:
glance can plainly see the old farmer
'1‘; the‘ small child he is portraying.
> e Liner-Ready Circle of the Kings
- 3 string ’th -
h.” _ m e entertain
an"
the support of‘ the ehtire continual!!! DRHOLT
re- g
l
of
This '
uni-ii '
.\‘| l'H. ‘
liilH.‘
rmon their. 2-8131
in this their first. venture in enter:
mining. . - - -
' DARIEN @NOROTDN
Miss Luella Adams has been ill at
her home on Mansfield avenue.
l Gardiner Fowlpr. jr.. in now em-
plow-d by the Stamford Steam Launc
dry,
rc-ct-ntly I-nto-rtalm'd Miss Marion
Collycr of New Britain.
l 'l‘hc Congregational Ladics' “All!
Soclt-ty will mcet :it tho parish house.
.Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Clinrlvs Stiilidcnmcyer of thc
l'ost road has lwvn (-nti-rtajnipg-ltcr
nit-m». Miss l-‘lormici- lit-is of NOW
York city.
Post road has
llrillHPH. Al’s lhl'
:L' hay—mow ii
R. I’oolcy or thi-
bm-n milk-ring from
rpsult of a. fall from
few days ago.
V.
Mr. and Mrs. “’nrrt-n L. Schryvcr
of UM Kings Highway recvnlly en-
’tcrtuiiwd (ti-Orzo {ohm-ts on}? art-
ford, formerly of this town. --
l Town Clcrk Stcphcn Ii. lIQ’LJJM
llwvn nursing :in llljlll'l'fl hand. {Tim-
sult of having it caught ti. few days
ago in the door of the vault.
l’OHlmilHlt'l‘ and Mrs. l-‘rt-d H.
Smith (If Grovc Hire-ct have» horn on-
tcrtiilning Mr. and Mrs. Snmucl llt'l’l-
drinks; and family tiiid Miss Audrvnn.
Allili'l‘m)” of South Norwulk. .
.____ f I
Tho young peopli- or St. 3.6mm
Church. Noroton, on planning to
givv :in i-iiit-rtuinmvnl :iiid iliiiicc
,nr-xi Monday i-w-iiing. :ii llll‘ Norman
iliciglitsi mlmolhousc. ,
l Tl!“ l)lll‘l('ll ‘.irl Scouts. Troop No.
‘1. pro planning for a public “(lpvnlllfl‘
May 20.
and olhf‘r
‘Niizlii." on Friday i'u-ning.
“'lll'll llll')’ will givr (ll‘lllfi
stunts iit Ccntcr School.
l ' ___.-,.
F St. John's llramiilic ("luh is rc-
.hi-:ii'Hliii: :iiiollii~r pliiy. lliii-t one to ho
thi- i‘uini-«iy. “5“va First." \"llli‘ll
(lit-y will [ll‘l‘Sl'lll ill llll‘ Niirolnli Vol»
lunlci-r li‘irvnwn‘n liiill. Monday and
Tlil‘suluy i-vvningn, May :3 illlll 24.
'l‘hil limit-n l"ll'P l“'[‘.’il'llll('lll was
Callcd out llgillll Htiiiiiiiy iii‘u'riioori.
iwhi-n ill! :iIitiimolillo- [musing :iloni;
Lolloy lin'an‘ t‘;llll:lll lll‘l' from :t
lixu-kllrr ’l‘lii- liliizi- “1m o~\liiii:itish-
’c-il Willi lilllt- i-ffiirt and with Sillllll
“damage.
l This i'Vl‘lllll}: llll'
‘Mclhmllst Church will ll‘ll(l its-i work-
7. sluiiiliiiil llllli'. Mr.
lll‘l'tlfl it
('llflll' of tin-
.l)' ll‘lll‘IIl'Ni‘ll .-t
lixunllui. llll‘ iii-w
It .‘ltif. .ll'll unit‘s :iity lllflll who wisli~
is, in iinr his \'I)ll'l' lll lliist wny lo'ynl-
Ullll . r to jolll llli' choir.
illl'i-i'liil'.
.\l|l»‘~t \‘liiziniu lA‘l‘ l’rtlllilllllllll of Al-
lqullt: slrM-i. has lilll‘t'lllIHI‘il :i Mtir
.fllill :iiidill- mzirn from llr. Hriwnrd
_.\'iril:<oii of. lmricn.
llii‘llli-r. \\ lit) Ill'l‘nt'lli‘il
Hwy (S H
:1 (‘lillllll' i-t' \t'm-ks 2111‘” nl llu- (‘niiizii-
‘uiiliniml "lilll’t’ll :il .\'oilli t'iiH-iitry.
li:i,-: iwrii iiriu-il tn lill llml, Illlllvll
i-lill will in) up for
liy .\ll’=
Silliild‘».
ill't'lllllllll iiii-il
I. i;.i|li H! \l
”to \\ltl1 I liil.
4’llii-lilo-i‘.
Hi h.ilTiii l'
:lllil l{1-\
llt" \li-lll»
(:i'nrtzv .\
1 [UV i'3:ii'l ”l
mlist “lllll’l‘ll
'l‘llll ll' hf
rm'hHiuuil iiiilpiis lili‘il Htiiiii.i\ l'\‘l'
him: without .‘lll_\' priwioufi .‘llllihllllt‘t'-
iiii'iii. lllllrw hill‘pl'lHI‘IL: lmlli iningrvitu
ll()ll'~l luv o-iinliliiii: lllllll to Mar ill!"
,piiiitorn of tho iii~iizlil~iiriiig llPUTI'lll‘H
l _.
Mix‘y l.lll‘_\' (’ltll‘lll oi llll‘l ‘U\\ll
lwlmiii i'l'iliis (lllldl'l‘ has an iiiiliuml
\‘Ult‘t‘, “llll'll |ll'(lllllHt.\ L:i'i.il lllllliU-t
for lici' \vlicii hlll‘ lllJllll'l “xi-4 llll'
:f-‘Illltllfll iii llll' Stamford .'\l-i._tlimli:<l
ft‘liilri 1i. litf-l Hilltilzu i‘\tllllll' AK:
‘Mixs; tililiiii. “lm iu now .i sliiili-iil Ill
lllll‘ ll!(‘;|l .Iiiiiiiil' High Hi'linnl. llllN
llll-lll unruly 52mm .u‘u \\.i~. l'..' _\":ll'.‘4
Ioi‘ my liir .i'llllllll'H li;i\r immiil lll"l'
[H'l'lll' ('Iil'ii HilliiJiiii" .
i
\ ".\Ii.l|1i1":; l|:i\" i».i-I'\‘li‘i' \\':l:~‘ lit-Ii]
:il SI I.Iil<a'~4 l'lllll‘(‘ll on Sunday i>\‘(‘-
llllll" 'I'llu- iiilnr. Iiiw. II. M. llllln~
lll‘ll. llllltlt‘ .i spinal lllt‘lillllll of llll‘
.Illiilllll‘H “lluku‘ rum“ [lill‘lll‘lplltt‘fl in
‘thv \\iiil«l \\'.ir. “'llll loin-him: l“l‘f(‘l‘-
fii-n. ti- lliiw “ho had Kl\'1'll Sims
lulu» llilll .‘-.ll lllll‘t‘tl thrlr li\'i-.-4 in that
.;'V‘It' (Ulllllil 'l‘lw il:l_\' :llHD lH‘llli;
.lll.lll nt' \lt' lint. llll'lllt‘lllfi in lllt' lil‘r
or ill. ‘.l.iiil ot‘ iirla-ziim :lliil li‘NSllllS
1.. in :li. \\ll tlnrilrmii \\'i'ri- :ilso ru
'l.’iliil ll} ilii- l‘l'i‘ltll‘.
l"l':llll{ Siiiito. of this town, vwhili‘
xviilkim: :iloiii: llic Post Road nciir
"iiic tints" Saturday night. was run
down by an :iuiomobilc and sclvcrcly
injiirml. 'llouvs of tho rinse wcrc
lirolu'n and his body badly brtiliwd.
As is too oftcn tho case with night-
timi- ilriyvrs nowadays. lllt‘ occupants
of tho car socm to hnvc hccn so in—
toxiczitcd that ihcy ‘Vf‘l't‘ unithlc to
guide their machinc. which swayed
loom one sidc of the road to the 0th-
As is the custom with thcsc rock—
or.
loss joy—ridcrs. tlicy drovc on with-
out stopping to 300 how badly their
victim was injurcd. and ho. unfortu—
nately. did not got the number of
their license.
LOCOMOTIVI“. I'ZNGINI'ZI‘ZRS bl’l'Zl-ZT.
CLEVELAND. 0.. May li.—~u\il—
(ll‘QSSPS by the grand OlllCt'l‘S :iiid thi-
appuinliiicnt (il‘ committvcs “:m tlw
principal business on tho opt-Him; pro-
gram of tho triennial cOiiVi-ntion ol'
llic Brotherhood of Locomotive lin-
ginccrs today.
Thi- conu-iiiion is expected to con-
tinuc for three wu‘ks.
Efforts mt thc railroads to reduce
wag-cs will be among the principal
mihtcvls disciisscd. The. convention
also is vxpoctcd to dccla‘re itself in re-
gard to its position on methods of
iuilroud management and opcmfioh.
Proposals Cor thc establishment of
a co-opcratiVe State bank. credit un-
ions. cooperative marketing enter-
prises and consumers' cooperative so-
rgctic‘s lire expected to be considered.
inccomcidont with the communism:
_he the mocting of the Grand Intcmn-
it' not Auxiliary. the women's Organ-
lza ion. which also opened today.
Ill" t‘nngri-xzziliiinnl l‘htiri ll.‘
MAKIN
f INSPECTION
l Continued from First page.
lwill be the center of attraction for
medical men. health authorities. and
in met all people interested in child-
.rcn and their welfare. for that length
of time. . .
it is known authoritively that Dr.
Bolt, who is a director of the Ameri-
can Child Hygiene Amocigtion. one of
the largest works or its kind in fie
any other
towns with a view of personal inspec-
tion. and this is taken as a favorable
sign that Norwalk will be selected.
; Middlctown. Norwich and other
;("nnrwctivut towns. it is understood
:whlcli for a time wore rcgardcd in
rivals of Norwalk in adaptability to
thi‘ rulr-s and ri-gulations for towns
whit-h wv-rt- in he aclecwd for the
or tlw (ii-monstration. have
ll‘W'" piwsml luv. and the fight for se-
curing the demonstration is said to lie
iii-tween Norwalk. and Mansfield.
Hhio. and that the balance of favor
llO'H with Norwalk.
Thc l‘:\'ffnlllfl St-ntincl was ablc. this
morning. to uscr-rtaln that Dr. Bolt is
-\'(-n morc pic-mow] with the city. fol-
lowing his inspcction. than hr wu
when he rcrolvcd thc first reports of
it. and one or the particular advan-
lllgt‘fl is the fact that the city lies near
salt writcr. with its frcsh and bracing
air. which is one important matter
to lw taken into consideration in the
ilnal iwlr-ciion. ._
The iii-nth ratc: the ht-ullh situa-
tion; thi- churches. schools. ncnrness
ilu ilfll'lt‘llllurl': tho cosy procuring of
frruh oggs, milk. butter and foodstuffs:
thc natural advantage-s of tho city; its
mixtiirc of population so that thc
work of tho demonstration may be
nollcr-d on all the rhccs. its vnilvd
numufiirturi-s and the poaslblc r-ffect
of thi-m upon ilw rim-clopmcnt of tho
f'lllltl. all mnki- Norwalk oni- of tho
(-itics that stands :it tho hood of thl‘
list of ”1091- towns and citics to b0
.""l'*(‘lt'll from. if it is not tho town
llll;lll_\' (‘llliN‘l’L
‘Slllullll:
EXPRESS COMPANY
SUED FOR $30,000
Continued from First page.
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this ninrninz. .
‘l'lu- Phil wants: dzimngcn of 825.000.
and claims to ho pvrmzuii‘ntly (‘rippL
i-il
' 'l’lic misc in iii-lug“ tried
IJllilL'l‘ 'l‘hOiniir. mud n jury.
'rllt' :illo-gi-d :u-r-lilciit look pincc {it
7 Ni n'i-lork in ill" morning. :iiiil ac-
l'KiTillllL: to Slllll‘llll‘nls madc to tho
‘:\ir\' liy thi- l‘IllillHl'l for tho pliiinlifl'.
lll" iiiiiii'iid boy. who was prom-m in
i'tilll‘l this morning walking with tho
:iiil of cruirlivn. \zun nviirly norosn
ll"ll'fil .nvnun “hi-ii hi» was struck by
illw iimlor ciir. which wr-nl :illt'nvl
lxnlllv‘ rm to 71'. “wt lrt‘rnl‘l' ll sloppcd.
l Lawn iivi- l'l‘llllll'l is iiili-rpri-tvr for
lN‘rOr“
i
lilii “itiii “FPS fur iliv pluinlifl', who {in-
wli ltgiliuim, .iiiil llllillllo‘ to speak
l-In: llsli.
l
'l'liv l’ilh’l‘ “ill 1:0 to tho til
~ jury
lliils: Brit'rllnnll'fi ruins-ion.
YOUR OFFER. TAKES IT.
('lirilmcr’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive.
Ford touring.
N orwalk Radiator
Repairing Co.
26 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
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OF CITY}
New Haven-
Amelia Housman.
Marie Knubel.
Minna Winkler.
Richter.
Trimmer—Mrs.
Bridgeport: Mrs.
'Bridxeport. 3nd Mrs.
New Haven.
Following the main bunines: of the
afternoon. supper was served at the
hall. which was enjoyed by about 150
delegates and friends from all sections
of the Slate.
The order via:
the thirty-thtrd
generally observml
ship at the order
5 toundcd in 1888 and
anniversary will be
by all lodges in
is growing rapidly,
October or this yvur. “19 member-
and. according to thc reports road
yesterday the ordvr, as a State order.
is I" a zood financial condition.
I The convention was the guest of
lLouisa Lodge, No. 6. of this city,
which acted as a committee to outcr-
tnin thc delegati-s. ,,
Last evening a dance was hold :it
the Elks’ Home. which was attcndcd
by (hf) friends and mombcrs of the
0rdt‘r. as wcll as the delvgates. to the
number of about 300. Lazarus’ or-
chestra. of this i-ity. furnished music
for the dancing. which lagtcd until
midnight, add an i-njoyahle time was
had.
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CHICAGO Iv‘l'l‘ll) RESIZQIED.
ClllCAGO, Bitty ll.———An Old ft‘lf
hat and a sawed-off shotgun were tho
only tmccs t]i5{‘,n\t~i‘l‘d by police if tit»
thrcc men who curly today shot and
probably fatally woundi‘ii Anthony
d'Andrca. 19th \\'ii.ril political leader.
Tuckcd in the hand of the hat was a
,
Stiff? Sore?
A lune back, a note manic or 1 mi!
join! alien in comidercd too lightly by
the wil‘ucr. it IbOuld be remembered
that bicknche, rheumatic pint. stifl-
neu. Iotencu, ullo' skin and puii’ineu
under the eyes are symptoms of kidney
.Id bladder troublc~niid these certainly
ubonld not be neglcclcd. - .
Mam—197%
help the k cyn‘eliliinnte from the
nyllcm the polnonom PM“! and acid.
that cause these echelon?! point. They
act promptly-lid cticctivcly’ to restore
weak, overworked’or dint-ed kidney-
and bladder to healthy. normal cou-
ditioa.
J. E. Simmons. 400 E. 50th SL. Portland. Or...
wriiclz "I an. "gnu“ With badmhc and
urinary trouble. llfiod Foley Kidnoy Pill: and
will In, thin I highly recommend them to any-
imc troublod in that any. as they arr . “111.12.“.
For sale bYaSllllSOU-I'OWGM Corp.
330 ermumnm .:
"For flashers.” ’ ,
Neighbor. who turd the shots a?
they were fired by men hiding in .a
vacant apartment beneath d'Andi-eo. a.
The police found the but and shotgun
in the rear of the building. gnd the.
doors to the vacant nu were unlock-
ed.
The 19th Ward 11“ been the scene
of many recent shootings and, bomb-
ings. attributed by the police to a. po-
litical feud. D'Andrea. 'ho was da-
rcated in the alderman“ race. in.Feb-
mary. by Alderman John Pom." de-
riled knowledge Oran disorders.
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vuisrm m m 90m A! AUCTION
NE‘V RAVEN, “My: glitch—An or-
idc-r for their sale at auction having
been issued on May 4th. by Judge Ed-
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_ ANNOUNCEMENT! '
We can otter an attractive money.
raving proposition to Automobile
owners in an insurance contract cover-
log fire. theit. collision or property
|damage. Let us explain this proposi-
tion and save you money—We write
all kinds of uranium—The Taylor a:
Golden Company; lnc,. South Norwalk
$13? Co. Building. once Thephone,
Frank T. Brundage
phone. 1931-3. .
R. H. Golden. House Telephone, 31.
House Tele-
9 MONUMENTS
The Largest Stock
in Town ‘
Luke Benedick
34 No. Fairfield Ave.
South Norwalk
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When You Order Coal
Quality should be the
thought. The best coal
cheapest in the long run.
first
is the
If you can't burn it. coal is not
cheap at any price. That which we
are now uttering is of excellent
quality. We welcome your inspeo
iiion. Coal in the cellar in good in-
aurance.
The Norwalk Coal
59’ Supply Co.
MASON’S SUPPLIES
108 Water St. South Norwalk
PHONE Ti:
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18-PIEGE SET OF ‘
$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Cabinet to Your
Home, the Balance Can Be Paid
Weekly 01' Monthly .
FREE—WITH EVERY HOOSIER SOLD THIS WEEK AN
‘ BAKE GLASS ’ ' COOKING
UTENSILS FREE. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW
Don’t fail to get your Hoosier this week. The very best
Cabinet made.
RUG-8, LINOLEUM,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
REFRIGERATORS, COUCH-HAMMOOKS, FURNITURE,
RANGES, BEDDING
Lloyd Baby Carriages, Alaska
SOLE AGENTS FOR .
Refrigerators, Boutow Ranges,
Red Star, Florence and Perfection Oil 006k Stoves.
.,.-------.,------.---v-----dun--:n
Sterling F urniture. CO. I
127-131 Washingtbn Street,“S‘outh Norwalk
7 Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
. All Kmds' of Sea food.
Steals, Chops and Chicken .
‘ (Formerly with Vaast Bros.) ’
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and ‘Made to Order,
WESELY
win. _ a. man at the realm: Coin.
WW II. B. Marshal Hayes mid to-
day“ he would I: the date of sale
of several van-eta recently lilwilmi.
first. week. The ocean going tug Sot-
ter. of New London. and the steamnr
Nor-walk. at Bridgeport. which was
in Long Island Sound service, are lhc
craft.
V, HAY 11, 1921
from Lilll‘l
\vcll
brought .igniurt
thc at: amt rs
and E. A. Moran liéz‘x'lllf,‘ h...
by ‘
morning. at the Smith mm. .
sion of tin» ("0‘17"
has lll’l‘ll I" l« .'.'
til Pix,
'l'liv \~.._._-....;, V... ., .
ilJiJi.
3* “inn 1,
J “din Thou“.
ill-
.. ”n.
S “I
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ll.i
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the
of music.
Come in and
WOuld you like to hear
phonograph Mr. Edison uses ?
It's an 051cm Laboratory Model.
- have its exact duplicate.
hear how perfect are its RR-CRl- A'Tlr ':9
Know what kind of imtrm
meat the greatest of phonograph new: x»
has installed {or his personal use.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
35 North Main St. 30. Norwalk.
Opp. Congregational Church
V». e
l LONG
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C0.
Daily Service Between New York & Nor“ ulk
DISTANCE TRIVIUM;
Ten Large Truck: at Your Service for All Kim-ii:
portatim; Padded Van: for Furniture Wt v.1;
Main Oflce. 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk. ‘lmnc :‘l:
New York 0500, 201 West. 20th., Phone Chi» r059
\‘9 .-
4.9,. .m‘ all
9“ ",‘AW .
"l 'I‘rm
~ Rensonable Prices
‘ From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of
'MoNUMENTs
Large Stock to Select from at
iECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
SOUTH NORWALK
MDNUMENTAL WORKS
FRED'K. H. GANHNG, Prop.
84 South Main Street.) Tel. 1680
r g.
. 1- w l 5.
Hand-Made BIO .i of
ARE EXCLUSIVE AND INDE‘. 11".” "
Mimy Smart Styles Arc limo l‘wi' Y» ..
$5.00 16 the Particularly Att ‘iit‘iiH‘ i‘iit-a
If you deslrc thix more (li'vssy iumli'l‘. illu-
nude, llncn, filct loco. we haw thi St“ iii M1!" .
indeed, wonderful values.
i 86 WASHINGTON STRlCl-Il‘
V 4-."
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2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND ltl: i \ll.
FOR THE SPRING SEASON
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and the For} r
Soeds, Grass, Clover, Timothy and 5““1 1'
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES OF F
Best Grade: of Fertilizer. Sheep Manure, Gin
Nitrate of Soda.
Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicides iv: t‘i .
and cure of all kinds of blight.
Let Your wants Be Known and Weawlll Supply V0” “‘ v
South Norwalk Florist and Seed
IELEPHONE 364
etc.
fat/.1 , '.’,..:I.1!.'fJD"
I: now coming freely
COAL
and we have a supply (t-f
QUALITY
Very good and we will endeavor to suttsfy cur'u in
PRICE
Tim and Spring- reduction has been made and those w H 1’
do not look for lower prices
LC“ » 5: aIZEC”
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