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Athletic Underwear
Union Suits $1, 3150’
Soft Collars
Phoenix Silk Hooter! ?
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. . ‘Harstrom :- hosne. at 86 Franklin avg;
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irdcrs now being taken for visit.
cmxds for Graduation at l’inkel-
n E.- Knplun successors to Don-
l)'s.
iv! Buckingham “1 R. C.. No. 30,
hold their regular meeting. to.
rmw afternoon, in Red Men's mil.
in Mitf‘l. at 2:30 o'clock (D. T.).
'Thc Kid." Palace today Only.
rv -l show.
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. indies' Aid sociv-ty oi‘ the Nor-
l; \lilliodist church is holding a
l 'un- al the church this after)-
.v Au elaborate program is being
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h—_—d
v l Mrs (fl Merritt Yves and
of lllmhury. are re.
“ht-re Mr. lves has
a home at Straw-
lv 'lllill\
.I. \tvluullx.
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High grade coal at Harris and
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rz. lrurv 1. x 1‘... v of Norwalk asks
in... in» vul‘e. Mrs. Hattie
i . . iv .\l.li:.‘vlel whom he. mar-
" m-sertion since
charged.
1‘: .
1' l"'7 l‘
or 93 East avenue.
uptown police last
dog had been
an automobile
ltrothers. New Can-
.'i\~-nu('. The animal
4, .lvi in .\llh‘.\’ Utlt'll.
\.illilil.l('
.‘ ii illl‘rii in
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li.i.\l
.. ‘t'v last chance to see "The
' :‘ Chuplin :uld Congan. Til“-
|* Al vi» twin} by request “'illl
r ‘ . 5‘ n“ .15 reels in.ull.
'1‘)» new \‘ictor records for June are
l xvlv iodu} :lt Donnelly‘s. is South
stroll. The list offered to mu-
v. ion-rs is especially attractive. The
mt \ioliu record by the young girl
liul, l-lriku Mm‘ini. will appeal to
usie low-rs. v'l'he Philadelphia Sy-
phnvn's niw record "The Ride of
e Vanni-ins" is one of the best
mplloxly records that they hau-
l'uie it will pm you in stop in and
:lv-i to the new records :is there is
ovmil my: to suit all tastes in this
lizsi.
Kill." i'uluN‘
l vi show.
I! llfl“
The today only.
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Photographic Supplies
Cameras, Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
Developing and Printing
Siillson-Powell Corp.
V‘.‘ .Ar—s
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SATURDAY
THE
o‘i‘
' PIC-k.
Norwalk M. E. Church will hold a
rummage sale on Elizabeth St. near
80. Main St" Thur. and Fri.,
and 3rd.
. of- Sow. “Ion-k clU>
was a guest at tho says: Janos ho .,
’ ,
Mrs. Charles Gross. of Hyatt avojo
nue. spent the past days in
Springfield. Mass. attending the foul
oral of her late "it“ Mrs. John Fold
11):.
O—II—s—II—
l —-~rn-e Kid" added attraction Pol-
ace today.
A very nice colonial ”Willi-age is
being erected in the rear of Eric
nus. It is robot the gs
will be finished yb the first of ne
Ophlr Chapter. No. 6:. 0'. E. 8. wfli
hold a card party on Friday Afternoonl
of this week. at the home or Mrs;
Percy Morgan. 45 Gregory Ward.
at 2 :30 o'clock (D. 'l‘.) and also at 8
o'clock (D. T.) in tho-owning All
Eastern Star members are invited to
attend.
—Coalotlowsatnnoss. Mano
m it’sulauw‘
_
Christian Swat-ts. one of the owners
of the Swsrtz & Corbett block. 0!
“'ashingtonv strest. this morning stat-
ed that the rumor that the tulldin
had been sold was untrue. Negotiao
tlons for the purchase of the block are
still under way, however, Mr. Bwsrts
stated.
h.
Miss Estella. Goalte- Ot 10 Merwifl
street. Norwalk. recontly underwent
an operation for I’mdicitis at tho
Hannemann Houdini. New York. and
her triends will be pleased to hear
that she is making a rapid recovery.
The operation was performed by Dr.
Roberts.
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-—"'l‘he Kid" added attraction Pai-
ace today.
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On Thursday exening of this week
the Young l’coples' Society of St
Peter's Lutheran church will hold its
regular business meeting in the base-
ment of the church. As matters of
importance will come before the
meeting. all members should make a
special effort to be present.
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Rev. R. G. Hartley. formerly of the
South Nor-walk Baptist church but
now of Tarrytown. will be the speak-
er (it the Kiwanis club luncheon.
Thursdnynoon. at the Royal James
hotel. Rev. Mr. Hartley has 'mun)
friends in Norwalk and is an inter-
esting speaker.
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~——Anita Stewart and Vivian Mnr-
tin. Newjeatures. Regent today.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Ladies' Aid So~
clety or St. Peter's German Lutheran
church will he held Thursday after-
noon of this week in the basement of
the church on Cedar street. All
members and friends are requestul
to be present.
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The Norwalk Radio (‘luh held their
regular weekly meeting last evening
at their headquarters. Two new
members joined tho ranks and there
was a large attendance of old mem‘
hers. (in next Tuesday evening the
monthly test for receiving will be
held. All members are urgently re-
quested to attend.
mSee “The Kid." with Chaplin and
Jackie Coogan. Palace iodn)‘ all add-
ed attraction in 15 reel show.
Newell & Murray.
street ('lolhicm and linberdushers.
completely outfitted Gail's orchestra.
from 1101“] to foot. in their Palm
Beach Ouiiils that are attracting so
much favorable comment from the
the \Vsshington
sodolmaudiunohwiuhoml
John, William J. Lyons. Allen Wood.
Herbert V. Carr,
W-‘flublo bllL;Anlts 'Blowart in
“fighting Shepherds-a" and Vivian
Martin in “Song ot the Soul.” togsnt
today. 1
m
_hloru‘olk m mono ’;'oer of
be a feature together with a social
time. Iris aimed thot those Jdill
be a large attendant» at mom
curs-rm“
out c‘ouscur No. a.‘
tcrs 0 Amino. will hold their first
meeting in the now lodge rooms. Asu-
orlean Legion hall.‘ Diner of Wall
and Isaac- stroets. this mun; at I
o'clock (I). '1'.) not-own! boa-tort
business mousing: to-be (om by 1'
Mamba-s on mono-tad to be prev-ant
and to invite that'r friends.- Dahhury.
Bridgeport and Stamfordordcrs will
be well represented at this meeting.
—Your last chance Jo sea "rho
Kid" with Win aMCoogsn. Be- 1
posted Palace today by request with'
regular show—15 reels in all.
M
GREENWIGE stag-DIES 1.“ MR:
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STAMFORD. June l.--Word was
received here today of the sleuth in
Miami Fla” of Harry 1'. Ferris. Col-
lector of Customs at Miami for 25
years. He was a native of (ls-eon.
wioh. Conn. where his (Inter. Na-
thaniel Ferris. now resides. Ferris
was a graduate of Yale. class or 1391,
and rowed on the Yale ’vnrsity crow.
He leaves a widow and two children.
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Donna EXON ma I ED.
STAMFORD. June l.——Coroncr Phe-
lan today csonersted James insist
liam Sconeld. former Aliq- of
Fab-acid counu jail.
after Louie. run into hiss with niobi-
cycle.
ACTl-ZD IN SELF-DEFENSE.
STAMFORD. June_l.-—In the cos.
of Frank \‘italino. who shot and fa-
tally wounded Dominick, Pissno here.
on May 15. Coroner Phelan today is-
sued a. finding in which he bolt that
\‘italiuo acted in self-defense. Pisauo
stabbed \‘itnllno. the coroner linds.
and was about to stab him again when
the shot was tired.
NOTICE
~The Union Carpenters of Norwalk
and vicinity take this means of nolily-
ing the general public that failing to
come to an amicable settlement of the
wage question which was brought
about by action of the Master Bulld-
ers’ Exchange on March 6th. that:
Local No. 746 C. 8: J. olA. has set the
wage scale for Journeyman Carpen-
ters at 90c r hour. This to take el-
fect June 1 . 1921.
This is a voluntary reduction on the
part of the Union men of this city.
Skilled union men of un usstionable
character and ability can procured
trom any of the following:
Clarence l Finch William E. Rior-
dan. St. John a: Keyser. Fredl. St.
E. K. While, Edwin
.Ev dancers at ltotnn Point Park. where Region 7erlngflegdrggmuillggvg‘r
I: this popular ocictte of musicians play Gregorv. Cgble & Sander-prise Wil.
ll. Dish“): liam H‘. McMahon.
ll F. H. Ferris. Rec. Sec'y., Local 716.
13 Senator Nehemiah Candee and Re- - J
'1; presentatives Samuel J. Watkins and r ‘
:1“ Harvey M. Kent are making a strong ...... .
iii fight of opposition to the \V’ater hill . g.
;.j which comes up in the. House this - '
I“ week. This bill provides for the two ; .
stion of all municipally or privately .
J! owned water works. which. like in ‘ Demstts
'1 Norwnlk's case. are located in an- I
T other town or city. thus calling for .
4 pipe line extensions.
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——-'I'he. Ladltl’ Aid Society of So.
June 2nd
1TH OF JUNE
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All money de-
posited in this bank
on or before that
lay will draw in-
terest from
£‘.|'.A__l.'
A“
' '. vinestono.
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‘BL‘UE STONE son
DRIVEWAYS
1' well kept place, with
velvety lawns and oiippod .
hadgas only
_' to the picture, s drivewayot
Attractive surroundings not
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JUNE lST
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mly. please them but enhance
thevaluooltlioproporty. .
mmmsmhla and
Mist ssquotem.
needs, to oom- .
3 made in our Savings
' Department on or be-
fore June 4th will
d r a w interest from
the first
“'e Are Open Hominy
Evenings a -
Nott.
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amr’the mus-dorm“. he W's!!-
body of his connection with the dos.
Other witnoosss wore Daniel 0.
partner of 80th:.
lira. allamret Boob. Ir. and Hrs.
Joseph A. Arvidoon and Veronica ,
Durick. Ill former now of Mrs. J
Beet-y Wade.
.wood 8 Wade. was the first wit
cedar. in tho
' Hutc‘lns
murdcr of her hound George B.‘
Nott: on Aug. :9 last. - _
Mrs. Wade testinod that she had
introduced her hooks! to Mrs. Nott. .
but found out into, that Wade and
Mrs. Nott Mathew ouch other. ‘
She Inlso
home at her. husband's roquest.
on that occa‘on secured m her a:
promise that won sl'wouldnt call on
Mrs Nott again.
'2” women
the county jail:
there. were col
written by Mrs. Not! to Wade while
the: latter was in “we Psi-on.
Following the molly of C C,
Wilson.
1am!“ to bars
from all blame for the death of “’ll— Nott go “70°C
“101“": in hil-
who w‘s killed once by Ju
Saturday night. as a result or a {all then auournei! Jor‘pon root-
[Ms-on.
Eli-st didricl. has purchasad
n ‘90 Chevrolat from the agent.
\. R. Austin.
7 aims. sows-r“
3'“ sum the In! at- “9 4c the i'soo (“My
"00- ‘9'th m? “ instab- use in steam-m.
its ”dawns-sot. “fmuuimfisoae.¢*
Prcuent Sauna! Stsvons. of g... m an Min also"
711"” and] aid! :2!!! we mu: .m- ”mentioned. Us to that - . ..
t o ceremony owns. u a you, the: w Ines-w as ‘
ne- meeting. as entertainment will to mtg” ”gee ...‘ “
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tin-trees!
former
widow of El-
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Non charged with th‘g
Not? at hOl.’
vhited us. a“
jwere manned to
Mrs. Nott was
to idontlfy notes
handwriting export. let
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Rogers €45” Stevens
The home of Hart Schafiner -& Marx clothes
sown Nouwam
ed
'--See ”The Kid." with Chaplin and
Jackie Coogan. Palace today as odd.
attraction in 15 reel show. I ~
Hurry Ingram has disposed of his
Ford car and has-punch“ a. 490
touring (In-waist tun W. 8. Anita.
lorries to a Inuit."
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well over 3.000.000 hosnoo
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chasm day‘s:
whoa-rho.
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PabcinflCook m Madurai!
Andiehonse-
have—noflisndssnooa
dopsndsNothandu'rdle.
Now Posfouionusaro “om-ids: W upon having
cool-ad
coal”
wooda‘shaorsoot.
unison thofloorv—no Bust from Ending
Yy-v q, ww‘w‘v
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up";
some short ' and ufin‘ -. N4"
llgflos'fenllion'“mC’pok Stovemsceorosnode“ .inmdur a; four-
soH W by loom insists." M the
nuns-szwan.
SoconyKanoans
connelly's 16.10 80. ‘R.
-0et your Vlctrola whm "“7
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