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Modality Asociation No. 7. l". N.
G. ‘3 new“ with Mrs. Robert Acton.
High street. today.
The regular monthly meeting 0. the
Kama“: Building. Loan
men! Amtion is being held
afternoon.
and invest-.
this
wearing of straw hats and quite .
Sunday was the first day fpr tin4
number were donned by, young men.
An informal motor will be given
tonight "at tho Norwalk 'armory by
Battery C. C. M.‘C. A large atten-
dance Is expected. '
p—_—
—-Buy your cos} at Maud canal
There will be an important rehear-
sal oi‘ the cast of the play to be given
by the Y. )1. E. A. room- this evening.
‘and all members are requested to at-
- tend the some;
-—llen of War Hagen-en's com-
pany attend Smoker at Armory to-
night. and meet your old Commander.
i
Attorney Leo Davis this afternoon
left for Hartford as a delegate from.
Our Brother's Lodge. 1. 0. O. F.. to
the annual_ convention of the Grand
Lodge to be held in the ('apitol city
tonight and tomorrow. I
——-l)ollar Day Bargains will sur-
prise you.
|
The lovely duet records made by
—-Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day. 3
Mme. Homer and her daughter. Miss
Louise Homer. for the Victor are
proof of the gmlus of both. Hear at
A special convocation of \Vasfin’ng—‘fpw at the Victor Dopargmpnt of A.
hm Chapter No. “:4. it. A. 51.. will be J_ Collins Co.. See Adv’t.
ill-id in the. Masonic Temple. on iler- __.___
kx‘lf‘y street. at ll o'clock.
(D. 'i‘.) this‘
—l)ollar Day Bargains will sur-
. wrung. The Royal Art-h degree will .priso you.
in the work of the evening.
A postponed met-Um: of the Home
villi be
S o'clock
:tli'l School Leaguv
\x'udnesday evening at
lit—"lit time. I“. lmwson
speaker and there will
Sl’Jl] later. All haunts
are cordially invite-ll.
p———-———
—Coal at lowest prices.
Guns.
he
:2 lill
Stevens strccl
that an auto
.\l rs. A rt hIl
Thomas l-‘laheriy. 3‘.
reported to the pnliw-
m (mile operated h \
Harris and
f‘
“’beeler hnd struck llll'l llamnm-nl his
automotile yesterdax. whilv ll
p .riu-d in front of 7 Wall xlrm-t.
mudguard on the l"l.'illi‘l‘l\'
“as l lan
——Get your Victrola where.
Service is I Habit." on our Easy Pay
meat Plan. Donnelly's 16-18
MMXISL ‘ ‘4
This evening. at 6:1“ o'clock.
the ‘i-‘airileld County Young
Christian Amciatlons. will be held a
the South Norwalk Congregations
chm-ch. Following the dinner an ad
(in- will be given by XVlllinm
(Norman 01' Philadelphia. ’l'h(-r.- .
was
The
machine
“Good
So.
the
fifth annual convention and dinner of
Men's
t
l
,.
'll
also be brief reports of the year's \v Wk
and a brief business session. The (in;
her will start on standard time.
NOTICE
hclll on .lhlS
day—
will be the 10f importance will be transacted and
a (”song— 'all members are requested to attend.
otin- rs
0n and after May 16. the milk from
our dairy will be distributed by Wu-
liam D. Koeler. Telephone 856-14.
DEVINE'S DAIRY.
Strawberry Hill.
-—v . . . _‘v——
Photographic Supplies
' Cameras. Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
new and «Printing
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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a.
L1.+ L31. ,._1_. “LIL—LL4— -
.3 Vaults Cannot 3.
_.. Burn 33"
4E . :
£1 file very first thing F011 l‘f.
f3 would want after a tire
’33 would be your lire insur— :3
i ‘ :mce policy. T‘
_f “’ould you need to dig it :
r-A-r—u -
nut of the debris. or is it in
a Safe Deposit Box here
with other documents?
—>-.,.‘
i
L” You can be absolutely
j; sure that anything you put.
'_. in our Safe Deposit vault -,
l» _ in" not be enacted by tire. jj
Sonatina ask to see how it I
f is Wed. 3‘
L;- . 4
E3 Boxes, $4 a Year 3
i; _ -5 s. ‘2
1?: ' 3
South Norwalk 3;
'. ”at?“ _'
1.1..1 \
Savings Bank
”murmur- --
i : SAVINGS DEP’T.
’ ‘Marylnnd
n
Old Glory Council. No. -.
‘ters of America. will hold a meeting
evening in Odd Fellows‘ Hall.
South lain street. Special business
-—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
Lady Jennings Lodge. .\'0. 7. I). S.
.of IL. will hold their regular meet—
ing \Vcdnesllay evening. May Nib. at
7 o'clock. Standard time. The first
degree will be conferred.
from Bridgeport. Norwalk and
port are expected.
VVcst -
- ~l't'0D't‘ enthuse over old tinn-
cookcry flavors. Salli-sea Clam Chow-
der has it. Leading Grocers.
Clarence “'ashlmrton. of 33 Pine
Slreet. Norwalk. arrested on Satur-
ay. by Special Agent Robert M. ltus-
sell. of the New Haven Road.
trying to evade oarfnre. was fined 810
and costs in the (‘ily Court. Stamford.
yesterday morning. by Judge Samuel
Young.
-—-High'grade coal at Harris and
The annual meeting of Nonvalk
(”mu-21.”. A. It. will be lu-lnl at the
I .. l Mrs. George Barnum. Mor-
“our. on Thursday afternoon
;-I ' 'l'v-lock. (D. T.) Besides the
l".~ of the annual reports. Mrs.
" ' Mrs. Abbott. will givc rc-
"vc National convention in
l). C.
IN‘ ‘ :‘1'
‘.'_'J‘.\lllll ' .I.
-~-’l‘hursday Milly 19 is Dollar Day.
Incl‘Snses aggregating $177,800 in
state grants to hospitals over
amounts allowed two years ago
Lrecommended in the budget bill
which is to be reported today. The
total of those allowedjn the budget
is $729.5n0, as against 3551.800 ap-
propriated two years ago. An appro-
priation of 822.000 is recommended
for the Norwalk Hospital. which is
an increase of $2.000. '
and
—Coal for next winter at Harris
and Gaps.
The strawberry season is now ad-
vanced to the point where the price
of berries is dropping within popular
reach. The middle south. notably
.is now shipping quantities
of berries north and it is this product
that is .«ulpplylng the local market at
present. Berries of good quality
were offered in some of the local
markets Scitnrday moniug as low as
twenty-five cents. the prices ranging
from that figure to about forty CPlllS.
—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
——lloyal James Ilotcl Dinner
Dance every Saturday evening. Table
(1' Hole dinner. 83.50 per plate. scrv-
ed from 6:00 to 9:00. daylight saving
time. Supper. 9:00 to 12:00. Danc-
ing from 8:00 to 12:00. For those
served after nine o'clock there will
be a cover charge of $1.00 each per-
son. ‘
______._.._._..__._——
—'—James Ghiotto will be at Wash-
Daugh- '
Visilorw
l'Ol" l
the'
-—nen of glittery.“ attent 3&9
tery "C"-Canhat .Tnln in“ It
Armory. tonight.
rune. ' broke open the cold‘
frames at the mate of John lclul-'
len. Judah Island. last film and
stole a quantity of tomato n M'-
er phnta. The then was reported to
the police this morning.
_—
——Dollar Day Bargains will our-
prise you.
Miss Hutchins. of New York city.
a guest at the Royal James Hotel. be-
came hysterical Ie‘erday afternoon
in the Christian Science Radius
rooms in Wall street. She had been
suffering a nervous breakdown and
was here recuperating. medical st-
tendance was secured for the woman.
~—Dollar Day Bargains wiu sur-
prise you.
There will be a special session of
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. B. P. 0. E..
at the Elks‘ Home. 65 South Main,
Street. on Wednesday evening. May
lSlh. m 7 o'clock. Standard Time. for
the purpose of considering proposio
tions for membership. Junta:- as to
receive the report of the investigat-
ing committee on the same.
. ~~N'cterans of Foreign livers and
State Guardsmen join Combat Train
at Armory Smoker tonight.
l-Zdwin S. Thullas of the
SIRIUS District court. and
John Keogh. referee in bank-
.lliIth’
l'niled
Judge
beamed moiwiwenty-nnh
m1? 4 their home. .
avenue. on sunny. when a pro-honor
.towauttcoded- Annabel-um.
mdiverglfumw; m
‘_ ”wuwmtedwnb
“newer-and“ Among the
I“. ma) twat: Ir. and flu. A.
P.~llgner. In and Mrs. Julius Bu-
Ir. and Mrs. Winn bevel. Ilr. and
Inca. air. and 'Ira Fad-rick m-
[Hopkins at her home. N0. 3 Concord
Games. Music and Dancing were in. b
'dulged in. and a bountiful collation keep -"°“- beginning tomorrw. as 'u '
'3. served. when all went home. sutute workers. You will get the
i
"‘21 ,1
air. had an. John Nam ' mg;-
m-
at eaten!
i
. fromthllcltyandfronm
mud mu its“; .
over from the war. wens all mom-.-
ne-Hihe. sad the an. of hen
moss on the molde_otthe
y. Mr. a‘ dirt Ono Btliosteiltc1
in \Villlam Rosco. Hr. um! um.
Innis Babes. 11!. Cut! Btu-John Ko-
mmlv‘ 10*?“ Hm. Stephen No- The state mama'- animated dev3
“In *6» W“ W and newsm- inn- given in the was
the “not?“ "‘0’“ Bfldceeort. main the equivalent of “9.450.000.
"“1 ’1" “ma Khh. M18! GmWM dinette date railwayfi-eceived
In. airs. ‘1 ‘72 KM'hflxu-s loci—bu." says the Senate Public
and. M" m “'5 "'4 - 31"- Wom Oom‘dsdon. “the taxpayer
Mich.“ “90° ‘3‘ '0“ of Stamford: nut use 51 franu out of in. pocket
Mr. ”‘d Mrs. John NM“ and fan-i- to balance the railrond's accounts."
ily. An orchettrs furnished music! Won of posts. telempha and
‘0’ “and“! “d ‘n 9W“ “me telephones calla. in the budget. for a
W" 1"“ “m" 9‘1"? mmmw deficit of about -su.soz,ooo. '
Government trade in gasoline-i
monopoly held over from the woe—é
was aid in the Chamber has been
GIVEN MISCEWS m
' «l - l a. - . -
_ lane at the local police station today
3 im an owner. The car was
. 3. . M.Mdlng on Stone street. by two
normals-t night. and my ant-ow-
that are“! contest sum- ot 3
mmwmwmammu'lumammn
lod'h its then-a- suturoa. mm W\m ole
‘ h _m M'Mel’ he war ”in
llamas- in the car and in a
to“ there were letter bearing a
m1) mane. New Haven; Maren
license
1': “07,0.
Chalmer’s roadster.
Ford 1401: track chain
Ford touring. .
Norwalk Radiav ‘
Repairing 00'.
sum in. Ila-wok, ~~
TELEPHONE ”Q
It."
is". concealed ‘
r
plate, number on the car
n.
JUST OUT
THE 1922 AUTOMOBILE BLUE 8
AT F
F‘INKLESTIEN & KAPLIN
Miohmmny
meannnnm'rmr
The girls of the office force of the
Nash Engineeflgl Company gave a
miscellaneous shower to man man
eating the state 01.126.000 monthly.
The government has on hand eight
months supply bought on a higher
and worth new on the world'-
market. according to oil experts. about
$150,000,000 le- than it cost.
Twenty-thousand employee of the
posts. telegraphs and telephones. ac-
cording to a Senate commission's re-
port. were ordered discharged after
the war. at the indotent suggestion of
parliament. in order to give their old
places to war veterans. The govern-
ment. the report continues. gave them
from 400 to 600 francs each. when
discharging them as temporary em-
ployee and then. according to an im-
aginative conversation recited in the
Senate by Senator_Peli-e. thegovern-
mom said to the employes:
"What would you say if I were to
sweetie-tumult“. mums-cl
been connected with the company for
several years. and is popular among
her associates. about a dosen being
present. Mrs. Oliver,Ciark and lbs
Maude Sherlock favored with vocal
selections. and delicious refreshments
were served. Miss Hopkins will be
married in June to Stephen Clin'ord.
a teacher in the Nor-walk Junior
High School. -
Miss ervnovh am
Miss Mabel Lundqulst. of Harbor
avenue, entertained a few of her
friends last evening by giving a party
in honor of her twelfth Birthday.
same wages. Do you accep ."
“Yes." replied the discharged em-
p‘loyes. "but must we give back the
wishing Miss Mabel many more such
happy birthdays.
for l-‘airtield county were two
local Illi‘ll. who were the guests of
Gustavo (‘arinull of liigganum. at a
“trout lllllu"r held on Saturday even-
ruptt-y
the last. (lllli'l' guests were Referees
iiondh-v or New Haven county:
Shivlds or Non 0:1. and Judges
Haynes and lanks ot' the Superior
(‘Olll'l.
—Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day.
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Willi) MACHINE (“'5' (‘0.
ACCEPTED.
’ liAllTlfliltli. May 17.-~The Third
Machine Gun Company. Infantry. C.
IN. 0.. located in New Hmen and 'Kn-
‘sonia jointly. has been accepted as a
vpart of the military forces of the
state. It has fifty men at preesnt. Its
‘ofticers are: Captain Lewis I.. Field.
of New Haven. First Lieutenant Wil-
liam ll. \V’inf‘leld. of Ansonia. and Sec-
0nd Lieutenant James H. Howard. 'of
"ew Haven. Mr. Howard will be dis-
charged us a private of the company
that he may accept his cmnmission.
l
N17“? HAVEN. May l7.~—Tlie. Sec-
ond Fompany. (.‘voycrnor's l-‘om
Guards. has \oled to join tbc ll‘lrsl
‘Compnuy oil Hartford. at Nianlic. fun
a camp Jill‘ M to l7. inclusive. Twa
'of these da ‘s will serve as the ilold
days which are required of the com—
mand. -.
’COITNTY O IGANIZATION 0F
coxx. I.I-:.\(:rr: OF‘ WOMEN
Vim-Ills TO MEET.
On Monday. May :33. at 2 p. m. day-
3llght saving time. there Will lli' a meet
blur of the (‘ounty Organization of th-
(mun. League of \\'omt-n \‘otcrs at the
Country Club. The local organization
has bevn started and is rapidly grow-
ing. All members. as well as those
who are interested in tlw League but
have not \et joinr-d. are cordially in-
vitcd to attend. There will be an in—
teresting speaker.
Those wishing to take luncheon at
lhl- club run; «in so by ordering same
upon their ardval there.
RICA]. I‘ZP‘TJTI‘Z .‘(il-IS'I‘ SITES.
John ll. Lawrence has brought suit.
through Tammany & Connery. for
,damnges of 8550 against Henrietta A.
‘Hnyt-s. for commission due him
through the recent sale of Nos. 40. 42.
44 and 48 \Vatvr street. Second dis-
trict. ‘1“ rs. llaycs' interest in the Nel-
son T‘aylor. Jr.. estate has been at-
inched for $601) in the proceedings.
The case is rciyrnahle to the June
term or the Court of Common Pleas.
bonus!"
“Oh. no." answered the government.
“That would not be generous. You
i. A very intertalnlng social was giv-
en on Sunday evening at the home of
l
May Harris. 21 East First . . -
PM” . Ti l have the bonus. keep it. You are
Street. East Norwalk. e occ on discharged but remain with us."
[of the party was Miss Harris' six-
:teenth birthday. and it was very m-
Hingly m-lr-hrated by all those present.
’Mlss Harris proved a charming host-
ess and everyone enjoyed themselves
immensely. Dancing and games
wort indulged in. and a very dainty
collation‘was served. Those present
‘were. Misses Sophia Tove. Julia. Jos-
Mr.
____._.____——.—
.\‘El\' BRITAIN'S “DRAPI‘ DODG-
HRS.” l
NEiV BRITAIN. May 17.—A cheek
up of the War Department draft list
by the New Britain Herald today
shows that of the 31 men listed as
draft dodgers. seven claim to have
fought with the Polish Legion of the
e . Rose Harris. A the
32:}. Harris. Roaelyn Salami“. Eliza- French Army. Relatives of two other:
beth Rudder. Frances Delta. Esther "'9‘“ "m "NY "“3”“ “’“h the B" "
tish forces in Palestine and are still
Brescv. Mildred Guns. and Thelma .-
|Wald: Louis Tariov. Howard New- ‘“ “‘9 Brm’h “n“‘e'
man and Master Leonard Harris.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
REVENI'E.
WASHINGTON. May lit—The Sen-
ate Finance committee ordered today
a favorable report on the nomination
Iof David H. Blair. of W'inston'Salem.
N. C. to be Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. The report was ordered
without a roll call vote.
The out of town guests were: Misses
Anna Frankel. and Lea Block.
Messrs. Julius Gruber. Bertram
Spelkc. Charles ”Block a Hyman
Chansky. all of mallard; Helen
Rubin and Miss Freide Zion. of New
York. were also present.
—
Guests at the Royal
\r‘sterday were: Arthur B. Browne.
Washington. D. C. W. H. Powers.
New York city and A. Kirland. De-
‘lroit. Mich.
James Hotel
3 Mrs. John H. Ferris and Jene M.
Ferris and wife are home from St. LINES AND
l’etersburg. Fla. after spending the. - NO LINES
winter there. They returned last”
"emu“ Kryptol: is the only iii-focal
. . . , lens having uniroken surfaces
Miss kathryn filteilly. of East or even curvature, without
avenue. Norwalk. spent the week end
'with Ml. Nan Davem. of New York
City.
lines. without a ridge or break to
collect dust and without abrupt
. inequality to produce prism
tism. Clean and handsome like
plain lenses.
“And they don‘t make you
look so old."
THAMER, lNC.
31M st..stomfosd
Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam C. Scott. of
22 Stuart avenue. celebrated the
twentyaeventh anniversary of their
.wedding yesterday.
1
Judge George H. Vosburgh has been 3
confined to his home, for the past few .
days. by illness. .
Quit Tobacco
so u '0 “I” was m, w
M.“
No-‘llo-Bac ha helped thousands
to break the wily. nerve-shattering
tobacco, habit. Whenever you five a
longing tor a. smoke or chew. Just
place a has-ml.- No-‘lb-Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All ‘ desire
fl
I... am 0!’ com
(«Bummer-tin canbohsiiifysa
lotus
ington St. bridge. Wed. 9 a. m. to 6 p.
m.. with .nll kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 1 2] 4.
“~-r‘ .44 -‘ - .
COMPOUND
INTEREST
and your money when you
.want it.
y».
You and
Tailor Them for You
The newest designs. smartest h
trimming ideas are embodied in all
garments that we snake up.
Como in and see our wide an"!
mentor material. '
New York Indies Tailor
11 North lain sou:
stops. Shortly the habit. is complete-
ly broken. and you are better of!
mentally. shy-Many. financially. It's
so easy. so simple; Get a box of No-
To-Bscandifitdoesn‘trsisaseyou
from all craving for tobacco in any
man. your druggist will retund your
money without question.
THE 3
PALACE ' [SPECIALS
Your Wife
may draw checks again“ the
same account here. One usually
attends to all the banking”
both have the m rights.
“Either/or the Survivor” an
draw out money without delays
and cost of court proceedings.
"A Joint Account" in a. strong
bank is a sensible account for
you and. your wife to have.
any ANA 01m, 7
. ————-= [is
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AT
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SPECIAL SALE PRICES
on
Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses
J ACOBY’
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am
as:
m
Fry Pan
time.-- 7 7 [cm this ’ em'nch
“Ire o for “.3020! !”c. .
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FryPan—uduch' cola
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manila
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