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kn, NORWALK.
palm Beach Suits
$16.50
Bathing Suits
>350 to $600
Straw Hats
5:.30 to $8.00
Phoenix Silk Hose
75c
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and that some-
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so. 303““.
' A bi'cvclo was stolen Irena Sung
rntreet resident according to a report
_ mde to the uptown police last night.
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Joseph White. of Lowe street. re-
ported to the police yesterday morn-
. ng that his bicycle had been stolen
from in front of a. residence on
Spring street where he was working.
L A special convocation of Washing-
ton chapters No. 24. R. A. M., will be
held tomorrow evening at 3 o’clock
“AID. T.) in the Masonic temple. Berk-
eley street. The work.will .be the
Past Master's degree.
' All members of Old Well Comman-
dery. 950, are requested to meet on
time f r special busineu. ot Daven-
port at the request of Mrs.
Gibbs, noble commander.
William Guthrie, of Silversmith.- re-
portodao the uptown police Saturday
that his Ford automobile was stolen.
The machine was found twenty-four
hours later near the Hort Nursery
where it had been abandoned.
The suit of Mrs. B. B. Newman and
son Robert against Mrs. M. F. Webb
was settled out of caurt June 4 by
Judge Vosburgh and Mr. Hitchings.
of the New Jersey Fidelity Insurance
Company. with whom Mrs. Webb was
‘n'ufed- = min-w
—Get your Victroie where “Good
Service is a Habit." Easy terms.
Donnele 16-1! Se. llain St.
If you want fresh news from the
Foreign missionery field come to the
this
“nor! on Franklin
llit‘ carnival which
Mummy
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“with. S. of 11..
night. June
we at this meeting.
of
will
"Vt‘nlnk with Mrs.
, NV.
17
t ~,<
Lowe street.
will come before
' i a large attendance'
"21‘F‘l‘d.
.Inr, who had been
:nin rahly, reported to
n Saturday night that
‘mnmvhcrf‘.
A few minutes i
of \Voodward ave
he had
. y'rnrwrv piore
.,. hall
'l Igh‘t‘ a very clear
ix-w come" the loss.
On
He didn't
ater
nue.
lost a gold
Day
a lso been drinking
OC-
Mra. F.1lownrd Kemr
Hulmri have returned from
wnurn in Breckenridge. Tex-
“”380!” is a member of
Si.
thr- south ,for the past two
mi .1 half. ‘wlu-rf‘ ho has hcen
lint: a contracting business.
wily. winilc they speak we
{fit (lriighil-d
ficui once more.
to hr back
the
John & Krysrr and has
ll of
in
-t pr-ppcr plants, 30¢ don:
lwlvxuln plants. 25c (102.: cab~
' lac doz. Robbins E.
l'xrvl sirt-I-i. 17‘. N.
.uiographic Supplies
weras, Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
. . taping and Printing
In?
" Si Nixon-Powell Corp.
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WHEN
\ill.’ PLAN
’1. mic you are
liar-Lilli: ahead.
v-r \. iwn you build
' Savings Ac-
l - ‘ ' here you are
““1“": ahead-
‘ l"<~niions help
"W actions are-
}, ..'_.L count. Come
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South Norwalk': »
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SaVings Banks, 7
Nov-walk ltcscuc Mission No. 6 Henry
street. when Alma Doering. a return.
ed missionery from Africa will tell
of her work and experience in that
hold. Everybody will be welcome (at 8
o'clock Standnxdl'rime.)
A stated communication of Old
“'eli Lodge. No. 108. F k A. M.. will
be held at the rooms on South Main
strcct. tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock
(D. T.) when the M. M. degree will
he worked. and the F. C. team from
iichron lodge. No. 813. of the Bronv.
N. Y.. will be prescnt to work the
second section of the degree.
Two shots were heard shortly be-
fore 11 o'clock on Saturday night by
Patrolman John Smith who conduct-
ed an investigation. He found that
Samuel Ireland has shot a dog. be-
longing to a neighbor of his at the
neighbor‘s request the dog having
been injured by an automobile. The
shooting took place on Bates court.
M
The eighth annual convention of
the New England Bankers‘ Associa-
tions will hc held at the New Ocean
House. Swampscoit. Mam” June 10th
and ilth. The Connecticut Bankers'
Association will meet there at the
same time for the state meeting on
l-‘ridny afternoon. A number of
bunkers from this city will attend.’
—Coai at lowest prices. Harris and
(lens.
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“'iibur Smith left this morning for
Nashua. New Hampshire. to help
bring part of 40.000 flngerling trout
from the Government lintchcry to the
Sintc Hatchery at “'indsor Locks.
Form. A disease broke out among
the State fish and the Government
hatchcry is helping ihcm make up
the loss.
\Viiliam Gurric. of W'cstport. s. lo-
cal jitncy driver. together with Eu-
gcm- ]; [raven] of Snuthport. came to
police hmdquarters on Saturday of-
icrnoon. to file complaints against
each other. Currie said that Loren
had humped him, while Ifixcn said
that Gurrie had ’lmckcd into him.
They were adviscd to settle. the mat-
ti-r hctwoen 'lhemsclvr-s. The accid-
ent took place on North Main street
by the jitney stand.
Tuesday evening at 8:30 standard.
Self-Made
.men start with little. save a little
‘sud while working-«for their,“
make their money work for them.
‘ano earned and put into a bank at
Hater-est thodoilsr goes on .
as long as you let it -- and it al-
ways earns willingly—never goes.
on "a strike.”
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I
to earn let us prove our capacity to
Micron “rebut .0! those earn-
ins-.-
Don't be I. slave—be self-made.
-
-. 1: son a... provedmr alloy
0 us-li.
e churdj
' “or .
Patrolman. Wallace -Sssnmls re-
Mdon the .poiieerblotter that
‘ 1:115 o’clock: My mom-
. he heard I shot mud in 'the
direction of the laundry on Day
meet. battliat-an Wis-dis.
closed nothing. . ,
t . m ..
The local trllflc c of m
4 a New . ‘Telnhono
”humans will hold an
important.
meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
of the local telephone web's.“ are
planning for.a dance to be held.“
Roton Point in the near fetus.
The regular meeting of Court
Frances. No. 11. O. G. 8.. will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock (D. ’l'.)' at
the rooms. (3. A. R. Hall. Manon
street and Railroad avenue Busin-
>the meeting and .. all members who
can are urged to attend.
—-Annonnclng the opening. of the
Central Barber Shop-at No. 11 No.
Rain 8L. upstairs. by the former em-
ployees of the Palace Barber Shop.
Michek & Galbo.
F—
Tickets for the Police Benefit Fund
deuce to be held at Roton Point on
June 16 are still senior in good
shape. Nearly three thousand have
been disposed of. Manager Neville,
Bailey has stated thsthe' will open
the hotel for dancing in addition to
the dance hall. .
Dennis Kelly. who said that he was
working fon a farm in End. Nor-walk.
was arrested at 2:16 o'oloeksyester-
day morning on Railroad avenue by
Smith. for intoxication. He
“blind drunk" and said that he had
been drinking cider and beer. He
was fined 87 and costs by Judge
George H. Vosburgh in the downtown
court this morning.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge has receiv-
cd an invitation from Echo Rebekah
Lodge. of Danbury. to pay them a
fraternal visit on Thursday evening.
June 18th. The occasion is the 20th-
anniversary of Echo Loan. and the
members of Eureka Lodge desiring
to to will kindly notify the secretary
or noble grand so arrangements for
transportation can be made. Details
for the trip will be completed at the
entertainment lo be given Friday
evening in the lodge room.
-—mgh grade coal at Bprrts and
The first meeting of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation for the prep-
propriations for the fiscal year 1921-
"" will be held this evening in the
council chambers. City hall. at 7
oclock (s. T.). The preliminary
steps will be taken this evening.
and the administrative department
budget will be introduced. Dates will
also be set when other departmcnt
heads will up with their budgets.
The final meeting will be held 011
Monday July till.
_____.____.
'ino local people figured in an ac-
cident near Cannondalc yesterday af-
ternoon that might have proved scri—
ous but for good luck. They \voro
Mr. and Mrs. “'illy Fox and Daniel
Beardsley. The party were hollilr'i]
towards Norwalk in a Ford driven by
Fox. lie lost control of the car
which went over a bank. Mrs. Fox
was injured. and was taken to a ncar-
by rcsidcnco wht-rc she was atlcndcd
by a physician. No further details
of thc accident were ohlninahlc.
\Vitnesses say that it was thclr hclicf
that Fox and Beardsley wcrc in no
condition to drive a car.
A local jeweler who purchnscd a
heavy gold chain from a ton ycar old
boy of this city for the sum of 85.
has been hailed before Prosccutor
Cramer C. Hegeman by the boy's par-
ent's in an endeavor to get the chain
back again. The boy stole lhc chain.
which is valued at close to $100. and
sold it to the jeweler. When the
panents missed the chain they ques-
tioned the boy who confemd. lie
had spent the money and the Jeweler
refused to sril the chain back to the
owners. The parents complained to
prosecutor who is cndeavoring to
straighten the matter out.
Louise Coleman. colored. who mid
she came here from Springfield.
Mass. on Saturday. to see a friend of
hers nnmcd “Rummy." was arrested
shortly after 11 o'clock aturday
night. in .tront of the Dew Drop Inn
by '1; .i-olman Wallace Sammie.
I.ouise"ms informing the world in no
uncertain tones what she thought of
a certain "gentleman" of her sc-
quaintnnce who had slapped her face.
She was eieotetf‘ from the Inn by
of her conduct. This morning she
was fined $1 on the charge of intox-
ication and 86 for breach of the
peace. with full costs in each in-
stem
Don't be e sieve whenflofl "10“”
e. of importance will come before,
Patrolman Wallace Sammis and Johni
wu'
least one m‘smto 20- per
one: ~
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(Dr'af' ,....._...
. Fred..8. Perri.
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Jenna Hotel; him, night. for.
wbhlr Wormhole-"r of Brian.
P. Welter Gu—rdt‘formsr lessee
oftheBoselJamesm. filtrates.
atenyeerieeseon immune».
mam sad-
enthnreet. New York city. stun.“
takes M isselv.
mum
WND. 0.. June 03-210st
districts in every. Jewileomnlunity
tn the country are expected to be re—
presented here next Sunday at the
opening at the annual m conven—
tion. when the monist Orientation of
America will demand a vote of con-
ildaiee in it for its stand in the con-
troversy relative to the p ‘ of
safeguards ground the funds that are4
bet-g raised for the Palestine Foun-
dation.
While numerous other subject. '1“
come before the convention the vote
of confidence on this subject has tem-
pom-"y overshadowed all others.
American leaders. headed by Judge
Julian W. Mack. of New York. eon-
aration and consideration of the up:
the police who referred them to the.
George Wade. the proprietor. because
filth. I:
V tapas-d... “3‘
p.-
-. firm." .
”$7461.11-
.tend that the activities of the Kenn‘
iHsyesod or- Palestine Foundation
lfuud. be limited to a donation fund.
,to be paid to thc executive of the
.World Zi0nist Organization. but to be
expended by the latter body only in
Palestine and only in accordance with
the fixed i'aicstinian budget.
They point out lhlt there wo'l
chartered in London on March 23 a
EKoren Hayesod Assad-Mon as s. sep-~
|urine corporation independent of the
W’orlrl Zionist executive. or of the
Ziomst comzrcss. The American
loaders headed by Judge Mack con-
tend that the charter gives to the five
directors of the Association power to
supersede the World Organisation or
the Congress. They claim further
that the London resolutions provided
that the l’alestinc Foundation be a
‘tund for the immigration and colon.
isstion of Jews in Palatine but that
the articles of incorporation gives it!
five directors powers which may be
exercised in ‘sny part of the world
land to surrender the upbuildiug‘ of
l’aiestine to pits-ate ”in and
corporations. ‘
llr, i'haim Weismali. head‘of the
would Zionist Organization recently
.dcclarcd in New York that the char-
fill of the Korea Hayesod Association
ll" mvrr-ly provisional. and that it may
,iu- :illf‘rcd at the \Vorid Zionist Con-
as to be held abroad ncxt Septem-
m-r
liar. He asks that the whole matter
i
-—A. Mot-nosifltoccssd. .
«comments-astute” ‘
rooms. Malena 1. at 8 fl:
Score“: " .
Iberewusxiugs eminent)»: »»
weekly-dance. held at? the M -
gun-er mm of 3mm». Hod
trained
rune-mixing;
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lwiil ask that this attitude be upheld
b."
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b?
who»
4-.
t ..n—
, ...
.- _ trousgrs are. the big
lug today ymrare going
to “look the part.” .
{'Ehey will takeyou by, even
some rather»-
tlie reverend
as the stole; as essential for
elmks' andthe Maths]
”and: club. Hiltsw at
“W $12.50. ‘
Belts 50o to $3.09:
White silk socks 40c to $1.00
Rogers£eStevena
Nomllt SouthN
collection-for the fund continue.
The American leaders south” are
willing to leave to the Zionist Con-
griisdhe dispodtion of the funds. but
demand proper safeguards for the ex-
penditure .in Palestine only of the
fund optioned messwua and. they
by a. vote of confidence.
08D“! 0!" m SUN.
Historic Peruvian m Revived
by Supra-e Deuce.
LIMA. Perth—The historic Order
of the Sun. created as "an eternal in-
stitution." by General Jose de San
Martin during the aristocratic regime
of early Peruvian independence. has
been revived under a supreme de-
cree. Gnerai Simon Bolivar. one of
the liberators of Peru. abolished the
order in 1825 on the ground that it
“did not conform with the basis of
the political constitution of the re-
public."
Membership in the order. saw the
Gather Up the Pieces
No matter how badly broken your
losses may be from that accident. we
can measure the. broken pieces and
grid on exact duplicate without the
.pneseripttm.
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Prompt
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They. are: as ,,
the Suhr-oonrtmefl‘ - on...
county came too due no. 'v ‘
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leum or-Neponset flooring. ‘
finn torture. Carpet designs and lmndsome hard
pfeets. .
weight but great strength and, durability.
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For one week,.beginning Monday, June 6, no _
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Gold Seal Congoleum, new patterns, rich colors,
Neponsei flooring, a felt-base floor covering of
Tiled
Good color mange.
mound and laying done with
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seamen light. sun-turning awnings of brown-sq;
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