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Palm Beach Suits .;;_.‘
$16.50 -
Bathing Suits
$2.50 to $600 .
Straw Hats .55.
A meeting-ot—tho Board oi‘Eduu-
on- will be held at the Nomi]: High
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ill H . erenins at s P. n. no te‘ for ".4
I‘ll. _ Coc'lenoe Hayloft. No. 32%, 1, O. ceivlng which was Mm inst
'l' $2.50 to $8.00 Q? 3- Mu last night completed plan. {or week-shall be held this m an
’ ’ . ' :9 dance to beheld in Red Men's mu meta are urgently M to
Phoenix Silk Hose ~ ‘°m°rr°w nlsht. lutend evening. _
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'i'he uptown police were alked fby,
75c
:9 . . :3 ~~ti‘lehDanbul-y police (department last.
, ' .‘l’ '= ,..n g t to be on the lookout for a PO
. 3 White Shift. automobile from that city.
ll $2.50, $3.00, 83.50. - ' —-—-—-—' -
1‘3. ~Announcing .the opening of the
it ll ;.‘ ,p , »j' Central" Barber Shop'at No. 11 No.
v :" Main St., upstairs. by the former em-
.pioyeeo oi the Palsoe Barber snob.
Michek & Galbo.
A meeting of all uptown Fire com-
panies will be held tonight. Plans-
for the carnival will be discussed and-
completed. “an”
Harry 0. Marshall. _._of 2‘ Spring
HiiL complained to the uptown police
yesterday about boys playing ball in
Mal the neighborhood of his home.
No. 1.
«zillrir meeting last evening
lvvl'l:l\ on \Vashlngton street.
1 . -. l‘orum. I". l". I...
. Tillie. No. 26. I. 0. R.
-... . ltlZliiélr meeting this even-7
,. :m- rooms on “'nshingtcn A resident of Chestnut‘ street. Sec-
ond district. filed a complaint with
the police last night that boys and.
{ -. . ('rzllinghnm. aged 10 years. girls were creating a disturbance
around the Lincoln school. Another
complaint was filed yesterday after-
noon that the rope on the flagpole
the. had been broken by the youth-
ful marauders.
at \3
u. , I r
l-i mulon street. reported to
iiiil his bicycle had been
L mm in front of the Palace
'ill \i-Mi-liiiiy afternoon. Later
. . . :wi ihnl it had been found.
(M. your Victrola where "Good Miss Grace Nickerson. 0f 47 WWWt
r. .. la a Habit." Easy terms avenue. First District. has returned
3‘ . .ily's 16-18 So. Main St. to 'her home. to recuperate after an
operation {or appendicitis at the Nor-
walk'fiospital. Miss Nickerson will
not be able to resume 'her duties as
night local operator at the Norwalk
telephone exchange for a week or
more.
r ‘ ' . m r, bishop of nodostolou.
r... M H v Grer-k Catholic Orthodox
. in ‘ 1- the l'nited States and Can-
- . llllilillg his summer home at
i'o'mt. Bishop Alexander
iizt Stamford his permanent
- rf‘.
-—CosJ at lowest prices. Harris
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rudder
Colon. Panama. a sergeant in the
l'nited States army. have been the
guest. oi’ his brother Jacob Rudder.
his wife and two children are now en
route for Lansing. Mich. where they
will spend three months. Sergeant
Rudder has been in the service for
twenty-six years. and is to serve, for
four years more. His time of expira—
tion of service will he spent in the
l’uited States.
.—-———#— .
-—James Ghiotto will be at Was -
. irlgton St. bridge. Wed. 9 a. m. toe
p. m.. with all kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 12“.
.' ., m innit-hey. of the llanbury
lilllnrimmll‘. notified the local
p ' r .ny last (evening that Victor
‘n . m- of that city. had taken his
‘* Ii‘*i;§‘$"fl l-‘ord touring car. and
. Mm”! town" in company with
The license number of the
Connecticut 721494. Derby-
will to be r. fer-i. ii inches
l' l‘l’dJl'l :ibo'lit ”0 pounds, and
-l " l. l swan wore a brown stilt.
in r. and brown socks. He
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-Buy your cool at Han-issues“
' .. “d
'i'ht- bricklayers. masons and plas-
Orr! 1'0 of Norwalk have. served notice
min: contractors that. beginning to-
day. they will be willing to work for
'3! 061" [HT llour. instead of 31.25. as
formerly. This action followed 8.
vote of the union carpenters. last
week, to accept a wage cut of 10 per
cent. 'l'hcrt has also been a. wage re-
.adjnsimr-nt in other parts of the
Blair, and at “it" present time it looks
as if :in approach were being made
‘0 coudiiions that would encourage fl
Guests at the Royal James hotel last
night were: Mrs. Stanley Fleetwood.
of New York city: Mrs. Hoodley. New
York city: D. l.. (‘lari-nliach. Panic.
N. J.. Mrs. Howard S. (lraham. Phil-
adelphia. Pa. Miss Graham: R. 7..
Zimmerman. Philadelphia. I‘m. T). C.
Josephs. Philadelphia. Pa. J. C. Kt-lly_
llidgcficld: Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
W. llowcll. Wilmington. Deb Mr. and
nviynl of the building? industry, Ml“ J- J- ““33“" and “'"9‘ New Ha.-
‘wllich (‘\f‘l'_\' one knows is badly W“: 3"‘8- M- J- Ollrien. and C- I‘-
medi-d," Stamford Advocate. Gorgas. Bridgeport-
Arrangements for the celebration
of the sixth anniversary of “'anoma
Council. No. 31, Degree of Pocahon-
ins. I. D. ll. M.. yvcre made last night
(it :1 met-ting of the entertainment
committee held at the home of Mrs.
Louise (‘uni‘icliL 1 Moll avenue. The
celebration will be held on June 16
and will be quiet elaborate. Mrs.
Anni! Shepherd is chairlndy oi' the
committee in charge. Following the
business meeting. refreshments were
served and a general social time en-
joyed. "
—-High grade coal at Harris and
Bans.
‘* Photographic Supplies
i Cameras, Films, Papers,
’ Chemicals, etc. .
i‘ Developing and Printing
‘ Stillson-Powell Corp.
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Camisrs’h’otice.
——A meeting of Local 746. C. and
J. of A. will be held in their meeting
rooms. Tuesday. June 7. at 8 o‘clock
(D. 8.)
Fred. H. Ferris.
Secretary.
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mats their money work for them.
cocoon-nod aadputdnto a bank at
interest the dolls: goes on sat-am
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Regular weekly meeting ~- of The
Norwalk Radio Club will loosened
The annual meeting of the Home
and school League will be held on
Friday evening. June '10th. at 8
o'clock (D. '1‘.) in the High School
auditoriumu There will be an clots-4
tion 0! encore for the coming year
and a summary of the past year's
work will be given.
CAMP MOTIONS
Gum mm c
Oeaflnusd from First pass.
railroad station Sunday morning to
entrain tor Carnp Devells. It is ex-
pecte'd that there will be a large turn-.
out to see the boys oft.
Letters to the members of the bat-
tery should be addressed in the fol.
lowing form:
Name and rank: Battery C. 192
Artillery. (155mm). C. N. 0.. Camp
Dev-ens. Ayer. Mass.
Three Men Executed
form in ire-land
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DUBLIN. ‘Juue 7.4M» inch con-
victed or participating in recent dis-
orders were executed here ablsrmsrn-
lag. Edward rem and rail-tel:
Maher went to their icon: 10:! the
murder of i. Royal Irish constabulsry
sergeant at xnwmoag. while cen-
stable 'Wllliam Mitchell w- executed
for the 'murder of magistrate Dixon.
of Duniavin. Count? *Wemrd.
For the first time since executions
began at Mountjoy Prison that year.
the publicwas excluded from the in~
per square at the front entrance.
Crowds assembled in the outer part of
the jail grounds in the early hours.
however. and sang hymns and recited
prayers for Foley and Mailer.
One liliillon for
Flood Sufferers
WASHINGTON. June 7.—0ne mil-
lion dollars would be made immedi-
ately available for relief work in the
flood district of Colorado under reso-
lutions introduced simultaneously to-
day in the Senate and House by Senn-
tor Phipps and RQprc-scntative llafliy.
,both of Colorado.
"'ALSH 1951115 I'ARRANT:
GBEEN‘TH‘H “'ANTS SIVI'TR
Chum of Bignmy “1ch: New .lcru‘y
l\ Through “'itll Him.
According to a dcspaich from New
llrunswick. N. J.. Shubeli Sin-r. lrt-as-
nrer of the First licforlm-d Church
there. who disappeared si-u-rnl weeks
ago. 311.11 36.00" in his church ac-
counts. it is illlcgml. has been ill'l‘i‘sted
in Fairthc-n. "l.
Siycr is alleged to hil‘i‘ entered into
n bimmous marriage at lreenwich
with Adele (louin. {1 Perth Amboy
waitress. Judge Janus l’. “'nlsh. pro-
secuting attorney for (lrf-inw'lcli. to-
day said that he had issued a warrant
for the arrest of Siyer. on a charge ai-
lcging bigamy and perjury. and that
he had turned the warrant over to
Chic!~'l‘albol. Greenwich expects to»
get Sly-er when the New .lcrsev
authorities are through with him.
TALK ON PREP. BIASOXRY.
Fred \V. Harrison. Past Master of
Corinthian Lodge. No. 101. of Bridge-
port. one of the moat brilliant speak-
ers upon Free Masonry in the Slate.
delivered an address, last evening. at
the Berkeley street chapel. The at-
fair was held under the auspices of
the class of 1920. All Masons of St.
prentlces. Fellowcraft and Master Ha~
sons. were in attendance.
'l‘wo vocal solos were rendered by
siding at' the pipe organ. and re»
freshmenta were served after the talk.
FIRE APPARATUS IX COLLISION.
NEW' HAY“. June 7.—-—As Engine
No. 3 of the fire department‘s motor
vehicle. was responding to an alarm
yesterday. it collided with the vehicle
of Acting Assistant Fire Chief Rich:
nrdv M. Dixon. The engine crushed
the latter’s machine. tool: the side-
walk. demolishe’d an iron fence and
of the engine was hurt. and‘he slight-
corn
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crest-laid
chasm,»
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go- Finale Austin. of m emf
M ‘Dnnmo ll thegusstot Mrs,
we. ore-ism» ot'Norwalk. .,
OF NEW .
'Oendnssdmwm
ing mortgages or deeds of trust of
corporations doing a light. heat vor
power basins-I'll w in certain
particulars. ‘
An act amending “get Win.
fishing in lakewsnd Mormon-d."
amateur
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’ sane‘other details of an
H1ltm'SImmer wardrobe
readaydiyouiaregomgj‘
John's Lodge. including Entered qu
broke into a house. Only the driver
There is also 1311 act validating the . . .
judgments orders and om of the‘ are missing. They are as
special sessions-oi the om ot-Cem- for the revemd'
- m
man Pleas held in atamford and Nor ““8 36018;” emd {01.1
walk. 'j'hc act concerning fishing in
the ammonia River marinaded. and in 1;; .115] we count,” the
is also on not concern" ahotitles' of -
appropriation Nils. - _ and dub. Here at}
The Mystic Oral School. for the Des ma 1,
is dissolved. anguthe transfer of its 1 ‘0
property to the to int-stifled. .
The not establishing the Probate “mm to ”m‘
District of Darien provides for the
election of a Judge of Probate in No-
vember. 1922. and for the contin-
nation of the. Jurisdiction of the Stam-
ford Probate Court until the first”
Monday in January. 1923. The act
concerning the admission of soldiers.
sa'ii'ors. and marines. to Fitch's home
in Norman and other State institu-
tions. is amended in various partl-
culars. . V
'Chapter 176 of_ the general‘statute's.
which «leaith with aircrait, was re--
peeled. and a new chapter was en-
acted. The act provides for the regis-
tration of aircraft with the commis-
sioner of motor vehicles and the li-
censing of pilot! by the commiuioners
each year. The practice of doili‘
stunts in the air is prehibited. as is
also the throwing out of ballast and
the distribution of circulars or hand-
blils from aifcritt.
DANCING PAVILION m3 “THIGH
RogerseStevals
Norwalk South NM
RACING ”GEON NOTES.
The Hillside Honflng Pigeon Club
hold its boo-mile race. from Greens-
boro. N. C.. on Saturday. June _4th.
Liberation at 4:85 a. 111.: weather.
partly cloudy: no wind. After being
liberated they encountered a strong
head wind. blowing from the North.
which prevented the birds from
"aching their home'lofts on Saturday.
Timwinniug bird reached its home at
the loft of O. A. Johnson, on Sunday
morning at 6:20 9.. m.. flying the dis-
tance in 18 hours. t: minutes. 47 sec-
onds. and. at an average speed of
765.88 yards per minute. It is assum-
,ed that a pigeon will fly until 1 hour
after sunset. and resumes flight again.
1 hour before sunrise: which method
is used in computing a bird’s actual
flying time when out over night. as in
this race.
The second l-ird arrived at 8.24.60
11. m.. and the third bird at 8.55.07 9..
In
A large dancing platform is being
built in front of the grand-stand on
the Orrm l’uise Ball Field. at Miton,
and it is expected that it will be fln-
ished by Friday morning.
J)ancing \vill'be in order every Pri-
duy night. beginning on this Friday
owning. villh an orchestra composed
of the members of the American
Hand. of South Nomlk.
Fully 1w couples can be accommo-
dated on the! floor and it is expected
that a large delegation from Norwaik
and South Norwaik will be on hand to
chrlsicn the new dance platform.
which is mil to be in exces.‘ in sing,
to any dance pavilion in the State.
There will be no charge for dancing.
One bird. of nhich L. l". Goduto is
the owner. reached its loft at 10:57.41
a. m. Sunday. with a note attached to
its leg. on which was the name of a
Newark. N. J.. fancier. and the infor—
mation that the bird had stopped at
his loft over night. having reached
there on Saturday night at 7MB p. m.
Result of race:
as the platform is the donation of I?) : Johnson, ”2 diploma.. ' ' '765'“
Charles H. Orem. of the “Wilton Base- ’12:. J. :‘o::es:n_&nd diploma. °.' 232::
ball Club. and this_ls one of the _at- J “'exnpe ' . i . h ' ..... “gagioo
tmctionn outside of the ball game-ll; F. Goduto """"""""" ”.531.0;
on Sundal'l- J. A. Michel: ............. No report
Thomas Born-ll. instructor for danc- R. H. Mafia" ' N port
me. will be on hand over.“ PM” c. a. Blsselt """""""" N: '54....“
night. and will give free instructionto
dancers who desire to accomplish the
new steps, so it behooves the young
as .well as the old. who are not finish-
ed in dancing. to be on hand for a
free instruction.
This race concludes the “Old Bird
Series." The f'Young Bird Series"
October.
GUIDBEN'S DAY IN SOUTII
NOR‘VALK MUI'IIODISI CHUBCK
Next Sunday will be the children's
own day in South Norwaik Methodist
Episcopal Church. The annual
Children's Day exercises will be held
in the church auditorium at 9:80
standard time. A program which will
Include children of all the smaller
grades of the Sunday School has been
prepred. Especial attention, to all
parents of children in the primary
grade is called to the fact that all
these primary. children should be
present without fail at the rehearsal
on Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock
standard time. _
In the evening at 7 o'clock there
will be a service or special merit. It
is one which will delight all the chil-
dren and has been prepared with
that in mlrgl; and also all the grown‘
folks as well. Emil Closs m bell
ringer. will be present at the servioe.
and will assist the choir in the eve-
ning's music. A number "of sacred
selections will be played with these
bells. Mr. Closs never fails to please:
and doubtless many will hear him
next Sunday evening.
The average speed is 929.70 yards.
JIDGE BANKS N GO "F312
for nearly a quarter of a century. wil
heexpemtospontamr. Heln
ma nent home there.
Una mmnsmmr ova
Wii
months before it heals:
broken am:
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(FREIPORT. N. Y.. June 7.—-Jesso\neath the toe nail.
P. “Brundagaireagurer of Rogers. Peel
& Company..Nsw York clothiers,
instantly killedlearly today, when his
automobile struck a tree near here.
Its. Mal Basin and Mrs. An-
drew mpree. who were with him.
ly.
in today.
on. “I!" —.oe._r-“ua
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let us prove our capacity to
oumopartntthasesus-
South Norwik :5.
Savings Bank 4 f. ‘
were seriously injured. tions.
White silk socks 40c to $1.00. .
will be llown during September and
O. A. Johnson wins the average
speed diploma.'his birds having made
the best average speed for the series.
Judge Elmore 3. Banks. of Fair-
field. president of the Fairiield county‘
Republican association and identified
ssatown. county and state leader
leave in the tall for California where
tends. if the climate is agreeable to
his state of health. to make an per-
m Connors and Walter EddY.
of Greenwich. are both out of the
fighting game for a time. Conner!
injured his hand so badly in a bout in
Hartford um it will proudly be tin-{e
Eddy has a
TURNS OFT rrsm
A noted authority says that a few
drops of "Outgno" upon the skin sur-
rounding the ingrowlng nail reduces
_________, inflammation and pain and so tough-
KILLED WHEN AUTO arr TREE gens the tender. sensitive skin under-
that it can not
penetrate the flesh. and the nail turns
wu naturally outward almost over night. 1
"Ontgro" is a harmless. antiseptic“
manufactured for chiropodists. How-
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc~
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Five tang]: slats of hard wood 11m lengthwiseLof,‘
5d, bur-m along the mm are on each side.
If'o neo‘dto remit the baggageman is r01 1“
Esshiseqnippedwithagoodtrsytomakv we“,
only; he companions for long journey or for vac!” "
shy. ‘ .
m style or steamer model:—
Good stout trunks with covaing‘of canvas ovef
wwdsnstrm‘hire. Simialataon'topboizomand'
good heavy binding of fiber, staimeh lock'and bolts"
corner protectors, finished with good deep tray. ’
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oIhoavyspecui—psteem metal. (hush side of the - ,1 .
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