JOSEPH DAVIS
' So. NORWA us.
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Palm Beach Suits
$16.50
Bathing Suits
$2.50 to $600
Straw Hats
$2.50 to $8.00
Phoenix Silk Hose
75c
Vi'hite Shirts
$2.50. $3.00. 33.50
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bag. last night. on Gregory place.
. Ernest Pannier, of North nylon-
avenue. complained about boys “rais-
ing cain" around his home to the up-
town police. WY;
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Jack Blobodkln. First District tobac-
conist. left last night for Milwaukee.
Wis" where he will spend ten days.
A party of ten couples gave him a
.rousing send-on at eramar Inn. Mon-
day abht.
Steeple-Jacks today are engagin in
painting the- dome of St. lid‘ry‘s
iv v. :.-m J 'l‘racey is attending
,r, el' a medical society in
1:.- Bi . «a this week.
I 1-. Au;- 1.: Orchestra wiu' have
,.. ' l: lme street this even-
”, y...ml»t-rs please be pre-
sw‘
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1.. . ll v-olti, tenor of the Metro-
,” u, v.1. has taken a. house for
‘5. ill Dnrien.——8Lamford
lid- . ‘ .
——Ba:7 your coal at Harrisandaena
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v,.,. r . n msstr-r's degree was con-
“. - I : light at a communication
or \v ;:o;: Chapter, No. 24. it. A.
hi. "quasi-ills
l:., - l‘l o threw waste paper into
‘,,. front a can were com-
ply. . (it to the police yesterday.
0. r . . Lox-s lives on Smith street
“J l ('1 ~_r on Elm Grove street.
v H \ Council No. 2. Daughters
gr ‘. .:. . will hold their weekly~
m. ill Mnerican Legion Hall.
h.‘ lOI ighl at 8 o'clock. D. 8.
II r-' ofliccrs and all members
u. . . 'l; requested to be present.
I of the type of “meanest
at. l . been found. A resident
m -':rrl has filed a complaint
at l llt.ldqtlaricrs that a bottle
at (‘2‘ a special brand. left on
a). p «u ry morning for the baby
of l Lens-hold, has been stolen.
- r-' parent: ycattrdai xii-tiled
I» ‘r llivor school and inspected
'l "Mltlon of pupil's drawings.
'l’ L. :- was well named "Mother's
lo ' l-nrnnw of the large turnout.
'1! « llillllion was very interesting
:- uo-il strand. The work 0' the
r~ “as well worthy of favorable
I 'il.‘ .11.
Al a meeting held yesterday after-
noon. trustees or thr- St. James Home
101' Convalt-slal-nts decided to post-
mm- ilm projrcl of constructing a.
lirger and more modern building un-
ivl the full. This action was taken
i.“ .nw many of the in Ziea intPl‘i‘Slid
a tin home were unable to be pres-
4‘ ’ :.l the met-ling. The home Is io-
. l ..l tl‘t provwli [init- at That ave-
)» ..- (l 1:“.ch street.
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Photographic Supplies
Cameras, Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
1‘ Developing and Printing
Si illson-Powell Corp.
YOU PLAN
. save you are
looking ahead.
- When you build
j.nlll‘ Savings AC-
munt here you are
:It'iling ahead-
Intentions help
but actions are
that count. Come
1:. ‘lmluv.
church on West avenue and stout-
tracting much attention because .of
their daring. Not only is the dome
being minted. but the up. at the
top of.the dome is being re-giided
and put in first-class shape.
——Announcing the opening of the
Central Barber Shop at No. 11 No.
Main 8t., upctaira by the former em-
ployeesof the Palace Barbe hop.
Htchek or out». ' 8
Members of Mooseheart Legion
met last evening and made plans for
a food sale to be held at still-on-
Powell's on Washington street on
Friday afternoon of this week. and
also on the matter of participation in.
the parade to be held in New London
on Saturday. June 11th. at the noose
Field Day. There will be a large del-
egation of the members attend the
parade.
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The regular meeting of Monker
Grotto. No. 56. M. O. V. P. E. R.. will
beheld on Friday evening orthis
week. At this meeting there will be
initiated all those who wish to be-
come Prophets before the Supreme
session meets. A number of the
members plan to attend the Spring"
ceremonial of Helen Grotto. New lia-
ven on Saturday of this week as
well.
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——Buy Top Notch Bread.
Divorce proceedings were started
today by Mrs. Emma Phillips against
gRoy Phillips. Both parties live. in
lBroad River. Infidelity is claimed in
,the papers which were served by
lConstable Bryan H. Silk. The couple
thave becn married about eight years.
Before her marriage. the plaintifl
was Emma Bates. They. have no
children. The case is returned to the
|Superior court in the second Tuesday
of September. Dunbar and Quinlan
represenf the plaintiff.
About 40 members of Lincoln
'Council. No. 4. 0. l'. A. M.. accom-
.panied by the degree team. the O. U.
'A. M. orchestra and officers of the
council. journeyed to New Haven.
last evening. Leaving from their
council rooms on W'ashington street.
6:46 (D. S. 'l‘.) in a big Packard bus
that operates between Norwnlk and
Bridgeport. Lincoln Council helping
’thc Century Council. of New Haven.
inltiatcls new candidates in their
order. After the initiation ceremon-
iiel a banquet was held and music
was furnished by the local council's
orchestra.
The regular weekly meeting of
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 529 Loyal
Order of Moose. will he held this eve-
ning instmd of tomorrow night. at
which time'flnai plans will be made
for the members to attend the big
field~day at New London. Conn.. Sat-
urday Juul- lilh. The. new uniforms
for the degree team and marching
club have arrived. and nil members
who are going to attend this affair on
Raiurduy are requested to report at
the lodge mu-tlng this evening for
final instructions. The state officers.
together uilh the delegates of the
lodge. will leave for New London to-
morrow. The committte wish to
state that there are plenty of unl-
forms on hand. which any member
can have by reporting immediately at
the Home.
Self-Made
H
men start with little. save'a little
and while working for their none!
make their money work for them.
OnCe earned and put into a bank at
interest the dollar goes on earning
as long as you let it— and it. al-
ways..earns willingly—never goes
on “astrike.” ,
if you have proved your shitty
to earn let us prove our capacity to
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
"Open Monday Mt"
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help you save part of those can
inst.
P 'f’t be a V‘siave—be self-made.
Don't‘be a slave when you should
Patrolman Murphy found a hand-.
:0. I. o. R. m. heidda‘ovcning.
Eugene O'Narax. formerly con.
nected mm 5 Steven. has take
en a position with Frank ’J‘aoeby. the
North Hain strmt'mcnchant.
Not-walk has one case of diphtheria
and two sci-whooping each accords
ing to last week‘s morbidity report
of the State Department of Health.
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Today is Parent! Day in the Mar-
vin. Fitch. Lincoln. Concord and
Knudsen schools. Yesterday was
Parents’ day in the Over River. "Jef-
ferson. Center. North Center. Winni-
pauk. Cranbury and Broad River
schools.
New Victor records chase gloom.
and brmg Joy. A few that will help
you see the Bunny side of life are:
"Reli‘axa", “0h Gee. Say‘Oeo“. “The
Vir‘nian Judge”. Donseliy’s‘ Is:
South stain street. will gldiy play
them for you.
Tonight hearings on the budget of
the Highway Department In the
Fourth and Fifth dlstrk\ and the
budgets of the Second and Third dis-
tricts will be held by the Bard of
Estimate and Taxation at the council
chambers in the city hall. The meet-
ing will start at 7 o'clock (8. T.)
The. operating department of the
South Norwaik exchange of the
Southern New England Telephone
company is planning for a dance to
be held' at Roton Point on W
evening. July lst. A number of tick—
ets have already been sold for the
affair.
Why not visit the \‘ictroia Depart-
ment of A. J. Collins Co. and let them
prove Just how easily the \‘ictrola can
help you. What is more restful after
a. busy day than to listen to soothing.
dreamy music or songs you love to
hear. Let them explain their easy
payment plan to you.
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Final examinations at St.
Parachial school were started this
morning. Pupils were examined in
religion before noon and in civics this
Mary's
afternoon. Arithmetic ‘ ‘and history
exams will be held tomorrow.‘ The!
examinations continue until next
Tuesday.
—(':oai at lowest prices. Burris and
Guns.
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The Fairflc-Id Amusement compam
has “it'll papers of incorporulon ulth
Town i‘lcrk Herbert it. Smith. The
incorpornlors are Neville. iiavlm.
Charles A. l’fuhl and J. H. Anschullz.
The capital stock is given as $10.00".
divided into 100 shares of in par “tin"
of flow each. The company aluris
business with a capital of ".000.
Seven new members were taken into
Baiicry C at the drill held at the
No'fivalk armory last night. The hub
tery will leave Norwalk for ("amp
llevcns Sunday morning with a com-
plo-mr-nt of 94 men and four oificcrs.
The Memorial committee donated 8i"
toward the purchase of special "eta"
for the battery while at camp anti
several other similar donations were
receiwtl.
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Arthur Howie-y. of 15 School street.
on cmploye of the Foster-Stewart
company on Main street. was taken to
the Norwulk Hospital about 1:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon. sufferinl:
from second degree burns of the right
arm. lilit' to gasoline. The injuries
were dressed by Dr. \Villiam J. Tract-y,
The man was burned while operating
a tape machine at the factory. gaso-
line being used on one of the process«
68.
On Raturdav of this week. June
llih. the Leltov Shirt Company of
Chestnut street. Second district. will
hold an all day outing and picnic at
Roton Point park for their employees
and their families. and the members
of the New York office. There will be
a big baseball mime between the Le~
Roy company's team and the Nash
Engineering company. and there will
be field and water sports. and dancing.
About 350 are expected to attend.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night. were: John Siborio. New
Haven; Cuthbert Cooper. Dover. N. J.:
Maude Cooper. Mrs. McDant. \i’illinm
McDant. Nellie Smith. all of Dover.
N. J.; \l'iiliam P. Schuefer. Philadel—
phia. Pa: Marie Heines. New York
city: Mr. and Mrs. Vi'arren McPhsr~
son. Manchester. N. K; Miss Cordelia
Bing'ham. Manchester. N. 11.: C. N.
Gorgas. Hartford; J. C. Kelly. Hart-
ford; and C. H. Jackson. New York
city.
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Stamford ought to be interested in
the fact that there is to be no general
increase in teachers’ salaries in Nor-
walk. Forty-live per cent. of the
teachers are to receive the same pay
next year that they hate been re-
ceiving this year. Blight changes have
been made with a view to equalization.
Norw’aik is about two-thirds the else
of Stamford. The amount asked for
the coming years is 822,1.880. an in-
crease of abontgiegtoof over; last
he amount asked forTeschers' satay.
be a master.
“inseam“ ofUIcas'l‘rlde. No.1
1 the summer Vacation.
teachers' salaries in Norwaik durihg'
lira. -~am B. In", of West
Cedar street. entertained a number of
her ”3“ at 1!! Monday
evening. in honor of her birthday. A
”somatic events. W“ had. it...
freshman were served. Fine selec-
tions were rendered on the V'ictroh.
She received several “I. They all
left visiting her many happy returns
of the day.
Robert Rec... examined as to his
mental power. was cast to the Town.
Farm by the union police. mm.
tor an infinite stay.
Nils Florence T. llitcheli. a It‘ll-It
at Smith College. Northampton. Mesa“
is at her home. 25! Flax Road. for
MIT}: 1'0 X. E. m
hanger Charles E. Mg '1“
Mai-g nigh ldeah a a...
nose Ield by “M
In" mm at lupus a. need
recently published. little reference was
made to his busine- activities. No
other comment on ill-c ls hm
other thanthe engined copy of g m.
tier received from Chariss_t._Parksr.
Mgr. at the New ”and Department
of the insurance We: North
America. .which is one of many re-
ceived from air. Head's m as-
sociates to the same effect. The firm
of Melville E. Mead & .803 '1" go
right on as it has done in the pan
without change:
Hartford. Conn.. June t. 1921.
Mr. Percy W. Mead,
Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Mr. Mead:—
fl‘heywm takeyou knew!
if some other details of a
compiotefiummer wardrobe
an inning. They are as
neecmary or
asthestolenisessential for
thelinksandthecourtasths
wt and club. Here at
hm." .
Belts so: to $3.00.
White silk socks toe to $1.00
Rogersestevens
Norwsik South Norwak
arr-rs mo sacraments.
HARTFORD. Jun L—M the din.
nor of the State Senate held last night
ueut-Governor Templeton was given
a large silver serving platter. Chap-
lain Souls a clock. and there were
other gifts to individual members.
Presentations were made to Senate
Clerk Countrylnan and Asdstsnt Clerk
Peterson during the session today.
governor Lake was a guest at tin
senatorial dinner. “
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“Sm 0N SHIPPING BOARD.
“'ABHING'I‘ON. June I.—-A. D.
Looker. ofChi cage. who served as ad-
vertising manager for the Republican
National Committee in the last cam-
! regret very much to receive your
advice of the 3rd instant. nodal“ III
of the death of your father, which
occurred on that date.
Mr. Mead, bod represented the
North America for a great many
years. in fact was one of the early ap-
pointments which the writer made
when he first traveled in the field for
our Company. and I always held him
in the highest esteem. admiring his
courteous manners all! his high ideals
of business. You have the ntistactiou
of knowing that He was held in the
highest esteem by all of the insurance
fraternity with whom he had tran-
sacted business for so many years.
and you certainly have been favored
in havin‘ had his life spared to you
to the ripe age of eight-eight years.
You and your family have my sin-
cerest sympathy in the affliction
which has come to you. “'ith
personal regards. I remain.
Yours very truly. .
CHARLES E. PARKER. Mgr.
PALACE'S Al'Sy‘ClOl's DEPIT.
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On last Sunday the newly organised
baseball team of the Palace A. A. be-
gan their season with an impressive
victory over the All Stars. of East
Norwaik. by the score of 10-0.
Among the roster of this collection
of players Manager Marina has got-
ten together some men who can be
classed with the best in the town.
Kvance. an old time pitcher. who is
making his official comeback this
season. is a. man to be feared by any
of the strong local clubs. and Nor-
walk fans can real assured that with
the smart team in back of him. it will
only be a short time before this club
will be reckoned with by any of the
teams that the town has produced in .
the last few years. Manager Marino'
wishes to arrange games with some oft
the leading teams of Norwaik. Call
1665. between i and 3 afternoon. and
a and 9 evening.
kind
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Try a cismined ad in the Sentinel
for the best results.
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palgn .ls understood to have accepted
definitely President Harding's offer of
the chairmanship of the Shipping
Board. ,
PALACE
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