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autism/lama. STREE =
SaNOP‘wams. '2;-
smso and $1950
.\ Few Odd Suits
Palm Beach $8.50
Straw Hats
$2.00 to $4.00
SPECIAL ,_
ti ’airs Socks . . Shflr ':
Tam. Navy, and Nallirai
2 {mm the Turnpike and
.l :lllmll boys creating a
How, resulted in a visit
List night by Patrolman
.Lll '
l 2‘.- llllrrl Lodge. No. 78. She“
:. aim-hum. will meet in I. O.
\Vulnesday evening at I
There will be an elec.
‘lll‘S.
‘ I‘ \l. degree will be work-
‘ .:. ll convocation of Wash-
.plc 1'. N0. '2‘. it. A. M-. to be‘
\l.i§'0lll(‘ Temple. Berkeley
. nelllng at 8 o'clock (I). 'l‘.)
.. l‘-ly your cool at HarrisandOona
——'—‘—a
'I-lm: meeting of the season
.l this evening by Mizpuh
Daughters. when the
:. llllH evening in the par-
Nuuth Norwalk Baptist
‘ \ o'clock (I). T)
ll; .13
s. l't'lll) has purchased the.
as the Bridgeport House
\\ .l.l all'f‘I-l. Second district.
mmlc lllct'rlo. (Kid “’illiamsl
._.. prlm- being approximate-
..,,“ “wrung will be the-big
tn all or the city's linest that
'~;l.tl"‘ll will he at‘llnlon Point.
lwilll: the first annual
Nuru‘aik l'ollct- Fund.
in
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lll'
w ’ II ll it!
lit-t your Victrola where “Good
lL‘v'
is a Habit." Easy 'terma
l 'lnoiiyto $6.18 Im-Mdltvstw‘" "
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'I'hl- tollnwillt: departments will up.
:w lll'rOl't' llll- llozlrd of‘ Estimaic
' Taxation at its met-ling to be held
.-l :rlrrow r-Hnillfr lit the council
«r unlit-rs. (‘ll\ ball: 'l‘own Clerk.
.lv-lllll Printing. (‘ill Hall. School.
'lhe l-‘ll'sl disll‘lcl budget will also be
resented.
'A“ oilstole in it house on Austin
Mrml stalled to smoke about 8:30
o‘cllu-k thin morning. and 50mm ex-
.il-«i passe-rby thought that the house
fi'l‘
‘l Ml ll(l\
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n'l tire and turned ill ml ahrm
'36. The apparatus respond-
"ll lil'l'llll ll werl" informed of tho
( lllNl‘ of Hit“ :llllrm.
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Photographic Supplies
Cameras, Films, Papers.
Chemicals, etc.
Developing and ' Printing
St illson-Poweli‘ Corp.
”a” 5-. '.-‘~ .
r sum..-
‘ union—o'er? '
m.)
. "u—L‘ZZJ ‘
Mia—Lil 4- ‘fiwm
With
Caving Too Easy
ll. pleasure, would be
largely lost.
it is: because steady
wing is something 02
ml achievement that
the rewards are sol
high and the satisfac-
riun so great.
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1.1.1.4.; 1.1 -LF.‘ LL ' -LJ—L“ '
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Enjoy “the luxury of
(-‘ruggle.” Test your '7
lit-termination with a --.
MyillgS Account.
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south Norwfi
SaVinls‘Bmk ,
:1 4.;an .i‘aa..l..l_h as- u.- 9'
Palm Beach Suits ' l
be 'held tomorrow.
6. I. Q. R. 31;. will meet museums:
as usual.
Harry B. Ohlmann. of 1? Wing"
stone Place. has taken a position as
chautfeur with Samuel Roodner.
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Thc June meeting 0! the common
. will be held in the council
mailers this evening at 8 o’clock
’(D. T.) and considerable ominous will
”Mobsters the incotulg for consid-
oration.
“M-
Ann‘s-a
The Norwalh Coal Supply Co. is
_ unloading a cargo of brick at sleek-
er’s dock for the new Harris factory
at him-walk. The same company also
has the contract to furnish the ma.
sons material for Foster & Stewart
company's new building.
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Children who participated in the
lChlldl-cu's Day exercises at the Nor‘
walk M. E. church Sunday were en~
tenained with a party at the church
yesterday afternoon. Games were
flayed and refreshments served. Mrs.
l'i'h‘otnas Long-tat! was in charge.
cans-s...—
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany transacted routine business at
the regular monthly meeting last
evening. It is expected that the enter-
tainment committee will preside for
an open house on July 9rd. althOugll
this was not‘dlscusaed at the meet-
ing.
--Buy Top Notch Bread.
“—-
Stanislaw Balzewez. of Slocum
street. Was arrested yesterday after-
noon by Constable John Nooncy on
the charge of intoxication. Balsewex,
it .is alleged. was creating a distur-
bance at his home. He is held in
bonds of 8100 for appearance in the
uptown city court tomorrOw.
“——
Nine~yenr old Mirtie Shay. 53
Spring street. Second district. was
taken to the Norwalk Hospital shortly
after 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
suffering from a dislocated right
shoulder. sustained from a fall while
playing. The dislocation was set by
Dr. l-‘ranklyn' G. Brown. The child
is resting comfortably today.
of
-—l.lghu-adoooalatfiarriaand
. Lincoln Council. ()siT. A. .\i...rlld not
forget the boys of llatl‘ery (‘. who left
for Camp “evens Sunday morning on
the. 7:21. l-‘red Scolield. Kenneth
Taylor and Alfred Kramer from 0. l'.
A. 3L. and Jennie Scoflcld. Mildred
l'tzinger and Beatrice Sturges from
Banner Councllflons and Daughters of
Liberty. and Mrs Al Kramer were all
on the depot bright and early Sunday
.morning and as (the boys) passed on-
to the train boxes of cigarettes and
matches were distributed among lhenl
all. It was a pleasing sight to see the
boys as they marched to the depot
for they are to be our coming soldiers.
Joseph Montemy. of 37 Raymond
street. colored. made a complaint at
police headquarters last night that he
had been assaulted by a strange col-
ored man at the above address. lnw-s‘
(‘lomui the fact that the
new pianist at the Dew Drop Inn. who
had rented :l room at Montcrny's
boarding house, and that whpn the Soule to Charles H. i'ool. ti acres and , REDUC'NON lN DRAFT ANIMALS.
{latter was: home and the new man‘
in.
came and demanded to be let
Monierny attempted to eject him.
whereupon the dispute arose. and the
assault Was committed.
was withdrawn by Monlerny.
Bring them “home to
roost."—those hard earned
dollars. Dollars have
wings you know and may
. quickly fly away. if you
“take precoutions now you
i will have something to
"snowtoryourlabors M' .-
‘yolth and strength are ‘
. gone.
When you 9‘“ ‘ ““‘°.L
'. aside each week in. a ‘5‘"
' Account in this“
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debt acids or
all. Pollow‘the first dollar.
.‘ml moths: dollar each
week and 7“ 'm have
man! at , when you
and dollars (the
The members of'Uacas Tribe. Na.
man was the,
Attorney. John: J. conco‘ii new the
owner of a. now-Butch sedan.
Herbert mm. of mam-a pl
has‘iflirchased a milieu runabout...“
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wood is «mmtlrmm today.
da-dI—fi-
Routine business was m stat
the meeting um’flmm. No. I.
F. F. 1... held lam evening.
figs-‘—
A semi-monthly. meeting of the
Frank c. Godtroy Post. American‘Le-
gion. will beheld tonight.
The June meeting or the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of thc Nor.
walk M. E. church is being'lieid this
afternoon ln‘tlle social rooms or the
church. ‘-
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Graduation activities will be dial
tuned tonight at an‘adjosrnod meet-
ing of the Bound of Education to be
held at the Norwalh High schOoi. The
school budget may also be somewhat
revised.
'4 ' Mus—n _
H. 35-May-01 20 West Wash-
ington street. who specialises in
prompt b, carpenter werk. isln
charge the“ several alterations bc‘
ing" made to the Pearce house.
19 First Its-cum Nos-walk. . .
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, There will bola-regular meeting of
Frank C. Godfrey Boat.“ 12. Ameri-
can chion. at the qurtsrs at ll
o'clock this evening. All members
who can are requested“ attend.‘ his
requested aho that some 'd vihe ihém~
here who will‘forur a celor guard for
ih Post-colors. will report at 7:81
o' ock. and prone to ottead A“.
Daym to boilers arms
it” Home. South stain street. lost
of the Won. members an.” at
Camp Devon- with members- of the
Combat Train and the Motorised Ar-
tillery. hence the request that all who
can attend.
REAL ESTATE m.\NKA(’I‘IONS.
The following deeds have been rec-
orded with Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith. at his office. Unless otherwise
indicated. all deeds are warmnlec
deeds:
hmuel J. Stewart to Carmine l’lia—
mfco. lot and buildings. Meadow
street: Emily Greenwood to flunuel
Josem. two lots. on Riverside avenue;-
Thomas l”. Silk eQ his to Mark i". Silk.
lot, on Spring Hill avenue; Julius M.
is. Lenten and "In- Hull-ens Ray
" Den the
Jule condition 91.nom'aucblw
pantomime-MW.“
mend. for who.” use» .uc laws as
lightens w‘th 3m nouns. ~-
thc momma-d early s- »-
dampencdiillc‘flwn.'but not da"
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who turns! 00 Ill
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sltsr'm"m‘ ‘2. ..
~ Othah'gacsts was”
Imus-or momm«
Desi
Yd]
he is... slim. Oafiibcl not:
well. ‘Dorstnss 0mg, - ‘ ’
Madeleine
Much. Wit 1. Invariant—Watt
Ion Dtowart.‘ Est! Booed; “-
an's-mos... has: my...“ :3
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41d Hrs. “Punk 3m
saunter Wot New»
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Guests“ the m
night m: K_E.’M'
Pa... 8. 'l". ‘ e. mus.
Mayer, ~ Is... Hernia
H. N'. Mgo’ifllount-J‘w. Pa..~
0. 1m New York dty. ;
dud
'Wer I» I. name ‘
launchaxantor wore in w
”unusual-neon. .
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mu Dorothy; no. of 101
Grassy Plain street: Bottles-went tad
week-end with her aunt. ‘Mlu Mary
McLaughlin. of Norwalk. '
s
Judge Nehemiah Candee was
Stamford on business. yesterday.
‘ mo ‘SHRIMS 1N 'PARA‘Dl-l.
DR “OLIVER. la..~ June Ila—'1!!!
thousand Shim-rs garbed in all the
tints of the color-world passed in re-
view here today before Ellis ’Lcwia.
GarrestsOn, imperial Ifotcntatc of tho
Nobles of this
in
Ancient Arabic Order.
mystic Shrine. ' i
'Thc'parmie was one of sac-{uses
in point of numbers which has‘ercr-
featured a meeting of thofihrlne lm-‘
peml (bunt-ll. which "and its ses-
sions hccr today. Pitty temples were
represented by bands or drum corps.
All 0 fthe lil temples of the order
were represented.” including delega-
tions from Panama. Hawaii and Mex-
ico City. ‘ ‘
The chief busineu before the Coun-
cil is a decision on the propbsed lla-
tional Shrine hospital; upon Which
"comm-ll annually will be expended.
KENV YORK PORTAL PAW
NEW YORK. June it. Investiga-
tion of postal Aheilltiea in ‘cw. York
was begun today by a joint committee
or t'nited State; Senators and Repre-
nenllltires.
Tomko to Joseph Abmhnms. lot and
buildings. 48 “’uter street: estate of
Mary E. Thomas to Samuel Genet-n.
121 acres and buildings. Norwnlk and
l\Vestport (administrator's deed l;
I("'harleea l.. Rarker and wife to Arthur
I. Cmndall. lot. at \Vi'sl avenue and
Berkeley street:
Andrew J. Collins.
on North Main street:
I
lwnlk l’al'k; liolulld \\'. Lexi: and will-
'lo Charles H. l-‘orcl‘. lot and bulldinlzs,
ill Fuirllcld Park.
\V'lililun C‘. l'vrry to Alllcrtson S.
livers. ll acres. on Chestnut Hill are-
lune; :al’faele Arena to l‘ell-r Christ—
!iano and wife. two lots, on Prospect
Park; Arthur 1. L‘randall to St John's
, l
llKaiiOn by Patrolman John Flynn (lll— lT"'“Y"*' A'W‘M‘O'L ""‘d- 0" ‘Mkel"? [Nolhlnx had been learned up to early
Charles l". 'i‘risfmln and Leo
:Dmis to Julius (lruelle and wife. two
lots. on Dr) Hill avenue: Elliot 1’.
.st reel:
llmildings. on Chestnut Hill li\'t'lll.li':
(‘harles E. thickle,“ to l-‘aulllle Noxon.
'land and buildings. Rowuyton avenue
land Logan street: Eliakim Iii. l". Jes-
The charge 'ellp to Ernest \Viiklnson. two lots. at l in the largest cities was shown by the
Sound View Park: Martha Kingsbury
to Flank. Jr.. and Donald .\i(‘l.lir('l'l.
lot. at Harbor View llcacll: Martin
l'i-acko and wife to Caroline Kubovlc.
lot and bulldings._,on Shore road.
Meyer llulbcrg to Nathan Fromer
and Benjamin A. Keelcr. lot and build-
ings. on Vi'aahington street: William
G. Show. trustee. to Harvey E. Water-
bury. lot and buildings. on West street;
Katherine J. Gilman to Mena Cohen.
lot and buildings. on Camp street:
Elizabeth H. Powers to “913°“ '1‘.
Greenwood. lot and building's. at Fair-
fleld Park.
William E. Callahan to Hazel F.
Blake. lot. on Woodbury avenue:
Charles Slgsway to Stephen J. Ung-
vary. lot. on Flax Hill road: Mary
Rooney to John J. Rooney. lot and
buildings. on Plymouth avenue:
Christian Swarts and Matthew Cor-
bett to Ann Levy. lot and buildings.
on Washington street: Maurice J.
Britt and wife to Henry E. Prince.
lot. at “’innlpnuk.
SEASON EX-
' TENDED.
_ HARTFORD. June, li.~—Governor
Lake has signed the bill providing
for the extension of shad fishing ten
. days. The season will cl
°'° under “41:: the New York market. where it.
i
on Jim 20. .
Abrllhnmflodm- lo
int and buildings.
(‘hul‘lrs I". l
'Gunrnierl to luac Helium, lot. at .\'or- I
. ' MITCHILh-AIIOUR
l’igures presented to the committee
b_\ postal ofllchtls allowed that New
ll’ork'e 10.090 postal employee average
flludllng lusomum pieces of erosion-
mull each day and 128.000 pieces of
‘reglstened mail. They also weigh and
‘despatch 900.000 pounds of newspa-
pers and periodicals.
m
”our IN S‘VIMSIING POOL.
HARTFORD. June li.—-The body
'of an unidentified man was found yes-
terday in the twinning pool at Capi-
t n
ltol Park. a pledsurc resort. The dis-
covery was brought about through the
winding of unclaimed clothing in a bath
house by the carcaker yesterday morn—
ing. A search was made. and after
isome hours. the body was located.
.nflernoml to furnish clue to the man's
iiduntity.
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WASHINGTON. June it. — A
'marked reduction during the last de-
Icade in the number of draft animals
1920 Census. Figures made publiclo-
lday by the Census Bureau showed
36.539 horses in New York city, as
’collplred with 8128,224‘ in 1910.
: Figures for other cities included
Philadelphia. ".472. and 50.481: 808'.
ton, 10.093 and 23,007; Pittsburgh;
6.032 and 12.845. 7
1mm. mm: TRACK ABAXDOS’ED.‘
l NEW HAVEN. June li.—Stock-
,holders of the Hartford and Connectl~
cut Western Railroad Company today
voted to abandon trackage between;
{Feeding Hills and_Springtleid. in tlflri
interest of economy. to relieve the New
Haven system from train rentals now
paid to the Boston and Albany road
for use of the live mile right of way.:
Directors weer rc-clected. except that
A. P. Russell. 0! Boston. replaced E.
.m-Cneath. Jr.. of New York. ..-..
CAFGB‘I' S'l'l‘RGEON 1h“ NET.
SAYBROOK. June 14.-—-Captain
.Beniamin Clark discovered a great
.comrnotion in his shad net Monday:
and upon investigation found a huge
sturgeon. ten feet long and wet
over 500 pounds had become 1a.;
tangled therein. It was the largest
specimen ever caught in thi's-iiicinitll
and is expected to bring about'tzoo
'will be ah
CHICAGO. June 14.—
l ‘El‘z'i'oo' 390127.: June‘ 14.——.u a
lsfite.‘“f€io*regarded ar'a test city. and
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m ._~,‘~iiil&¢w.mm;
'anmmem
“on.
maroon-.1: . . ’L
counts am .. or
an and-oi run-Km: ”tail:
bond “mm to. .
until mammals _
silverware. weak-weak.
man's ~ '- . ' '-‘
Atoll-m’mrlmn z:
25. recs-my in swam m. R .
Mitchel violin. L‘MM“
the mam . out“, on cw. .
of hmihad‘ in titlr m
watchca’andfarucis‘a pro—ho! {chaos
been won in Mm mm,
had a fin” wrapped in clothing:
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BRIDGM ' name CON-
3mg.
‘.
'16}: toward - solving
tnuaportatiou problem.
engineers of tthublic Utilities Com-
mon have just completed a m
of leaflc conditions here. A bearis-
on the matter will be hold some time
next week; it is said. '1
m days were spent by the
commission's engineers in going over
the names here. and it was stated to-
day that as Bridgeport has _ shown
greater sentiment tor Jitney tramps.“ r4”
Marital? many other places in the
preliminary
B
the- regulations finally adoptod here
will be a model for other places. with.
modification to lit the respective com-
munities involved. . -
‘ WOVID TERMINATE THE “’AR.
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“'ASHING’I‘ON. June lt—Repre-
sentative London. Socialist New York.
has oii'ered a resolution to terminate
the war with the Central Powers and
out a basis for world peace." The
all of the allies of their war debts.
ror 10 BB comm.
HARTFORD. -—-June ll.—Thc
Public Utilities Commission yester-
day. after a. conference with repres-
entatives of the New Haven road. an-
nounced that it would request the
company to continue the service at
the passenger and freight depot at
i'M. WELL!
lla‘ ' \bu Watt?
’sirrzlzo my...“
rut mourn: alstdbt‘.
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A Kory:
. ,j . :‘fivd‘
night. .3“ .
c: «swam.
Cutaway Coat and‘Vcst . . a
Full Dress Suits
10 00 an! Inn
‘Sport‘Coats
~Wllite.‘ Flannel é‘l‘rousers ‘ 17 7
Luggage
Rogers S” Stevens
*Norwalk South Nor-wall;
to provide for the convening of an _
international conference “for working‘ '
measure proposes the cancellation by:
sown! ma FREIGHT DR: '
mammal. ‘F l
Growing youngsters want; and“
i.“ need. the Want! moot“
meats and you can give than. ‘*
hey should have it you .,
rour meat supplies from m
ram is strictly .a quality meat-“3
as, all our cuts must confer-[93‘a
cert‘n standard. Prices area“?
too. Try us next time. " v ’
South W'indsor.
ON YOUR ram, POTATOES me
OTHER VEGETABLES "
Kills Most Worms and Bugs
Tryacaaofi‘Dolgolwmxillei-onyourwalks.
ALBERT D. MORG ‘
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The Biggest Furniture Values in the ‘ if
lama: m‘mm manna sous _
mammalian-amass! . ”“
Make Personal Inspection of These Goods—It's the .
Biggest Ofier Yet ~ 5: ~
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