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, Maia-so Dance in am uri-
mmathishome. j
‘Vg‘keasnetiir'mmywasaw
’ Iaaouth Nos-walk this morning.
hue! Hendricks and tamityo’t
Bomd View Terrace. South Norwalk.
vars gue‘s today at the home at Post-
Mr Fred smith.
in... town authortttes have with-
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‘ drawn the constables for special duty
-—-:-- incommectioawtththe nl-escareand,
of the as: Nmky'm the town is without protection
was held in the
during the night season.
U—s‘
Carl Schmidt. flax-tin Shaunne-y.
Edward Malina. Joseph Drum and
'* m a “5 M aIenue Howard Holly. Jourmed to the Polo
I“ to the police yestermy that
. Grounds this afternoon. by auto. to
n a. u stolen .fiom the witness the Giants-Cincinnati baseball
game.
[thasjnstbecomeknown thaton_
Saturday night an enort was made to
”ant“... .3: 3‘" bu'e' N°' "use". the house or the late Judge John
I I“ of the "a! harbor Hayes on Gracie street. The tire was
w “b started and succeeded in buruiflt
‘ away one of the rear doors. but wen
. 'b “fidelgdzguse‘ Dug: out ot.itself. thereby averting a seri-l
‘ ' - ation.
“a In“ so a new coat of white paint 0‘" “on”
‘ o... I...” "In there.‘ The following special despatch to
“the New York World appeared in that
paper this morning. recording some
0! the recent incidents in connection
with the recent area in town:— '
the Hartford fife .‘ I;
will come to this city
mite more the uniforms
astronaut“.
From 17 to 70
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It’s a Victor
NEED WE SAY MORE?
0‘.
.dlnmslflits, Sonnets, a variety at m4
mwdextremeiy fine qualitytiight-weight
facial... - .
... -...—..... .
user
.', an -
Come in and hear a VICTOR RECORD on a VIi‘TrR
MACHINE, then you’ll know why this coal-Marya
no.-- .-.
a“ at the Nonpariel Drum
dhhsnded. Repara-
at a special meeting
the We. last night. for "“3.
farewell dimer to be held at the Bar-
The town's recent purchase -of“'a
shiny bright red tire engine has touch-
ed at the hitherto latent imagina-
tion 0: a local tire bug. with the re-
sult that householders. especially in
den “ Italy reuaurant m Bridgeport the fashionable Tokeneke district. ere
.- m, evening. ,. -"sitting up nights to guard their-mm-
lperty. During the past six weeks.
t ml I‘l 3 3° mfig Zfitgfijg: since the purchase of the tire-fighting
day m of th‘i‘s week under the" component. there have been not:
and!!! at the no)... Club of Christ serious biases than within the privi-
, , . ous‘six years. ‘
:hnreh h the $31.53!": It; A reward of 8600 has been altered
, I , .' - ‘ for information leading to the erred
ginnin'flfiduf: big: M. of the. incendiary. and the Selectmen
f the We." hp, the members of have called upon the State police to
:h M Club‘ sol; b Miss Gussie aid them in protecting the town. The
Riga”. *lgcuo-m 3,, Leo Bran damagvso in runs well over $200,000
is supreme in musical instmmcntn.
fi'l‘liesasyQfltting bands mark them at once wonder-
fully comfortable and undeniably smart.
Wonderful Variety—Moderately Priced
Ready Now at
following are a few of the Homer-Homer releases:
“0h, Morning Land !”
“Banjo Song.”
and the firebug’s score amounts to
m' I! vi Bralst . vio - '
l I . Kimmie: "I Utzingg: pianli‘nl three residences. four barns and one
on; .u m can Ialb " ' . ' “My Sweet Repose.”
EEWEMPBQSON _ “last Night.”
Telephone use. ‘0'. .
'W“ Rogers Ea" Stevens «3...... M...»
.. fill-l .. garage. in which eighteen cars were .
’2': m ch: In"; ’Jggm“ lwdowdestroyed. Neither the State police
' ' ”102:16 Selectmen have sound! a ctlluc
2 II I l - whc promses an arre . n e
11;“ .umzsl'e: 32:: :‘SESE mean time. the citizens are arming
«I m m ddes of the street fora themselves “"1 revolvers. preparing
eon-lesnhls “aloe. and all the o . 3.3“" ‘ “Wag?“ ‘“ "1° “r" "”d'
clipanls I-ed ~, - .prow er y see.
Com m“ at itigflihtémggef Two 0! the Tokeneke houses which
Mir-IMO! an entertainment have been burned were. the property
and sum. or the um birthday of the °‘ “,9" Y°"‘"’_”" "“91 ““5“”
m [look I: Ladder company. of lNo. 635 Park 'nvenuc. and E. Dutilh
mm was most interém-l‘smnh jr.. of No. 150 West 59th
u ll. m of vocal and instru- street. The first was flrcd early on the
Inc-bl m and ”"8, ma stor~ morning of May 8. and. as the house
tea. mamas who contributed to h” "0‘ ”N" “cum“, f°"» the '“m‘
dhe met the entertainment were m"- the "am” completely burned
Car‘leO-s L'Ko-medieu \ir and \irn “"0 wing before ”1" fire was '9”-
' ‘ ' A ' and rare
Many valuable paintings
wsumfltrs: w:?:c:‘:l?oelc?:: pieces of tcakwood furniture were lie-
Ge Him. B. J. Thomas. and scv- stroycd. but the main part of the
on: can... from out-of-town. The h°"""“ ”Eved'
e I ' I I mlttee of the _com- Mr. Smiths house was found bins-z
.' II I is composed of members ‘1n‘g' one wr-ek later. and the contents
'0' the"! nrittee and ”w offl- of the twelve rooms were destroyed
eerl d’ the My. bad charge of beron- lin- firemen could get their new
them-lair. Thc hall was pri-tllly cnlzlno into play.
I I I 'u the national colors. (ilhl-r homcs in the Tokeneke sccr
Japanese! I and streamers."Tlll;.“°h RJ'P by Herbert “firm-r-
0. U. A. H. “mm...“ furnished mu- spoon. formerly of the Metropolitan
sic for the dancing. while in the fire “9"“ Company: “'3- ”0'10”" \Vilisiu.
’_-
ow ncd
saving much to m
.ownersinssinsnrsnoscontractoovslb'
in; tire. theft.
.damage. Lotus
’tionand museums—wow
lulmummn—mmsl
,Golden Company. Damn-walk.
wmmumm
phone, mu.
VICTOR Service at the VICTROIA Dept.
01» .
A. J. COllins Co.
. ’9; n O. m
.NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWAIK 3
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ANNOUNCEMENT l
Woman-attractive“.-
Froln Quarry to Customer"
iastlsosivsd'everalurlmdsot
' MONUMENTS
Large Stock to Belsct from at
Reasonable Prices
moan-ton DAY namams
rues voun canes now
SOUTH NORWALK
\ WWII. WORKS
PRIDE E mono, Prop.
st sooth this street. Tel. 1884
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cotflaioa
explainthisuoposi-
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Frank 1'. Brandaga. Boss. No-
R. 11 Golden. Houss'l‘desI 81.
SWEATERS
. ‘ . non-list; Arthur Somers Roche. l-Zd-
:oczz-g: “filler: 33"???" ”(23102; win Milton Royal and John McCor-
'” ‘ to the 250 or more nie L‘lmack. Many of them have not bean
bers 1“" E The affair broke up occupied for the summer.
at mil l .1 I! ‘ The fire cnginc. which is supposed
to be responsible for the fire bug's ac-
tivities. was delivercdcnriy in April.
ROWA WON It is manned by voluntcors and is
capable of pumping 350 gallons pt‘l‘
lmilnute. The first call came April 12
The-m (Pa) Sun. recently when the born of V .L. Pooley barn-
extend'ed an~hvttation to the people ed‘.
at the clarflts express by means of Following that two barns at the
”Illa: dun-ion the kind or a man. home of Charles E. Abbe. a motion
the next mayor of that city should ht. picture actor. employed by the Fam-
Asth-r E. Crockett. an industrial ous Players Company. were destroyed.
maneu- at that city. and a. former in which antique furniturc had been
resident at Rowayton. a son of the stored. The llnricn Garage. valued at
hte Joh- IL. and Susan M. Crockett. 835.000 come next. The most recent
been m for the office. .um:mpt was discovered this morning.
the has 0‘ the Sun for May 7th. when it was found that an uttl-mpl
sore-n the loliowing leitvr in behalf had been made to fire the house in
ct. - Crockett. in which interest will which the latc Judge John Hays lived.
’fob-bl’ be mm by Mr. Crocket't's The rear doors were charred where a
many relatives and friends in this fire had been started.
section: %__'___
' AURORA BOREALIS
CAUSES BIG FIRE
Continued from First Page
~ Fur Armr R. Crockett
'l'ojbe m of The Sun:
The people 01' this grunt municipni- '
-need a.:. their cxccutivc head a
at capacity and character.
Mug—(rec from bias ufliliatlon.
_ m fmional politics (inc which flarcd out in a broad flame.
tau-e senate it Is to acrvc the people. ‘which'. deep"? the efforts of the oper-
andnot medal interests. ' ntor. enveloped the switchboard in
raise-c Mg mid we do‘ not flames. The fire quickly spread
. g m Vision. 3. necomry through the building. causing loss es-
II; or attribute. is almost entirely timatcd at 86.000.
k: may of the politicians ‘ HARTFORD. May 17.—-Fire. water
out holding public oilices or trust and smoke caused damage estimated
‘3‘ my. . sat approximately 810,000 when flames
hostile Wilson type with vision. swept through the west portion of the
capacity, are consjd- Capitol City Paper company plant on
cred ares-as and idealists by the rc- Pequot street yesterday. A. C. Love-
actionarieg whose whole ideal in life land 8: Company are the owners of
v...”
The zest of youth is suggested in‘lhe :3:
est styles of Sport Sweaters, and {310 lfll‘l;
colors are stunning ! .
A Tuxedo model in Silk as low as . .;._._. . . .. ........... ,. 12'"; .
A light weight wool one at . . ........................ _ g
A superior quality Jersey Tuxedo at ............. , ..... ~ :. :{I‘
An attractive tie-back model at ..................... ,
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ssmomross. commons, roams-oar.
sous. mount. moss. annuals
sons sons-rs roa " ‘
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Sterling Furniture (:05
The Norwalk Goal
6? Supply Co.
man's m
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SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
run was mam season
seems to be one or possession. ithe building. Most of the damage was
m- l Cswckett. formerly of the t0 the contents. ‘
Grad” '1 F571”
W Chin Company. new con- .—___________ f
“ted in Jones C: I‘ughlin Corn- EWING SOLDIEBS' HOME.
pany. i- my opinion combines all of 7/
one niece-:1 qualities for chiet ex-l Addition to Fitch'- Home for-‘38.!-
bent!" d an. treat city. He never diers. at Noroton to take care 0! 2’0‘
has “no and never would stoopdll veterans of the World War is ex-
‘0 "“1 ”lies. His appointments’lwcted to be ready 10" 0‘36“an
and “as would be without foar."’°‘It 5“" 1- 7‘.“- construction “3
been authorised by the general M‘.
bly and when the entire project is
completed nearly 600 veterans will be
placed In the inuitu‘hou. ‘
Richard I. Irwin's Sumpee and v.' “at!!!“ Mum. Bflns 30"
w. Pant out have arrived at the m _-'
Korwalk Yacht club. being the pioneer 'l
Yours very truly,
G. B. HILL.
Put-bust. Kay 7. 1921.
‘ v Leading Varieties of Vegetables and the Best
' I ‘1‘ the 300"- Grass, Clam. Timothy and Seed Potatoes
‘ ' EDS
. "LIABLE AND-THE FINEOT VARIETIES OF FLOWER-15E
. lad M o! Fertiliser, Sheep Manure, Groumi 8c v
' Nitrate of soda. eta.
" ' ‘ V MummMmdmngicidesforthel
$01? Dime" . ' - " ‘ i ‘ 'mmummabnm
m Kinds of 8“ I.“ I " ' ‘ . Let Vows—st- so Kmn and We Will supply Von with the sect-
M °"°" "" 0...... 11915315919! Mom? South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
- s'l‘r . spartation ' Co.
127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 105. .
r1 ' 51:13“
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Uranium-ans.
1 our ms 0 45 om‘ 7
The W Kuwait Yacht. club float gm. ‘8 W ;
has been and re-painted . -
_, ‘asd w. he placed in the water on Cut out um flip, enclose with sol
:S'hurslsg at thh week. and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2|“
m;‘AVe.. Chm, 111., m
'yoar name and sddmss.clesrty. You
will receive in return a trial package
u “no. mm“. » _: ‘ 1:305_Eoney and Tar
.. 7“ , E m odds and .
1:? M‘h sides and back;
"a“ ’3'“ We. ’ ‘7wa new
,‘ d (alum-wiry b g} .. _, (thug
ot
roadway
Rot-n Point
‘aik
Fougndney Pills to: pans“
‘ ”3"" m “It“ TWHONE a“ so. normw
”38"“me Yuk&m
mm ”‘03“ mm COAL
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