Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 20, 1921 · page 5

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

it!
.iO5EP [law -.“

. a Wisnlnoron. STRE
‘ ' So. NORWALK.

 

 
 

 
 

$15.59 and 81950" :

,\ Few consult .~
Palm Beach 3850

Straw Hats
$2.00 to $4.00

A:
1.

SPECIAL .
’airs Socks .. $1.00- ;:
‘ in. Navy, and Natural

-p\
h

3:333:39?

. tor the Woman’s Guild

Samuel W. Hort. cut-
l‘woch will leave the

 

 

'P‘ , l“
r .10

.- g time.
: . . iimunls club is probably
no; lie inauguration of a
- m (-’~lal|)ll3h a Young Men's
4'. ..-<)(‘..I'lOi'l in that oity. Nor-
.. . . l wbur) are said. to be the
“I . i‘. the state that do not
I... x C. A. crunizations.—
‘s. .nW‘.
fl

Point Park. Tuesday June
appearance at La Chateau

A -l("'.. ‘: .IIJ

.l~ Elizabeth Cox. Mrs.
M kwood and Mrs. Bessie
. , Greenwich have brought
unperior Court natal!
.\ . -~l..x.~ro:.:1lso of Green-
lurt-(‘lo-ili'e of a mort~
.'l on property which
uhway Valley Road. M‘-

 

.‘1.‘
JV

 

1 . . g

a: l‘l‘

h i

i l ‘

 

-? x. oposuls for

l.' .. . ix: li'is and electric work on
1‘ twin. ilnnieison. Norwich.
l. - rlun. Norwalk. Stamford and
1.. . . l. ;.rmorles have been called
1-. Nate armory communion.
mania will be received at the
rnOf‘Tv. .Hartford. until 2:30
i. . Honda). June 27. Drawings
' munitions may be obtained
:zc, Griswold & Keefe. ar-
.~ l .mu engineers. New London.

const ruction.

‘m-
.,.

 

» min at lows-rm mu“

O‘iln.
——s—_——‘

' mum-n Forum. No. l. of South

l'k. will lune its nomination of
4 was for the year this evening and
1m of grunt importance will be
nth? before the members. All
i ' liars are requested to attend. this

'iug. i‘rogress Forum had a very
I. - :l year and has increased its merit-
' «whip will: 4'. new mornbers. There
will he a social lim‘.‘ after the meeting
uni the entertainment committtee will
have mum-thing mg for the members
in HM near future and all members
w" h-uu‘mtvd to alttemi and get In on
"ill 'iilOW.

—-?\'0!'lCE—-
l‘npcnters‘ Local. No. 746. .will
tomorrow night. in Central La—
l-l lyccum. ...

 

.' Photographic Supplies

. cameras, Films, Papers,
. Chemicals, sic.
Developing and hinting

Stillson-Powell Corp.

h-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

.. in.’
Palm Beach Suits

 

' deuce on

I
i
I

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

'~'rcrrow morning at 10:30--

 

~ 27th and 28th.

' the (‘harmonte Bank. Monday. June.

‘ chair-cm Prod. a Bulges
contract for Thomas Webb's agree:

avenue.

Miss Alice Boyce has resumed ‘hes

~ uths in the traffic department of the

telephone exchan site
weeks' vacation. ge r ‘ t".

'ancos arc to be erect-
tor Will-In MCI-stone at Har-
bor View. Contractor Hodges has

‘be‘cni: awarded the contract for tho

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

fi
-—eo!po and take no t
Put a“. mine he bacon.
F’s——

Court Frances. No 11 Order
‘ _ . . of the
Golden firearm-will havra’mlsr
meeting in Grand Amry Hall. West
Wash‘kuton street. this evening at 8
ociock. Business of importance and
all members are urged to attend.

“

Tho W‘mh Doom will ho
worked at a special convocation of
W . M 2.. R. A.
to be held in the Masonic Temp:
Berkeley street. tomorrow evening at
8 o’clock.

s

~

-—-8 piece Iirass Jss-s Orchestra.
Dancing Free. Putnam Eons-Carni-
LVIII. ‘ j
“

Complaints about boys creating a
disturbsnco in the vicinity or Isaac
street by the non of abusive language
were made to the police Saturday
lnlght. Patrolman Clone investigat-
ed and warned the boys involved.

I 0';-

 

Miss Frances Knorr. of Bell Island.
is enjoying a visit with friends and
relatives on Long Island.she having a.
two weeks vacation from her duties at
the local exchange of the Southern
New England News” company.

—Rbton Point Park. Tuesday June

21st. Fir: Appearance of IA. Cbstoau
Jan Babios. .

 

 

An assorted list of records is being
featured in Donnelly's tonight's adv't.
The list: includes bands. violins. oper-
atic. quartets. waltses. memory songs
and some of Galii Curci's records.
Stop in and hear them at 18 80. Main
,Bt.

——i—hfl

A complaint was received by the
police Saturday night about an auto-
mobile passing a standing trolley car
at Beiden and l'nion avenue. The
driver had no regard for tho .tcty
[of nlighting passengers fromvthe trol-
iey.

 

' m

There will be a special meeting of
the Board of Estimate and Taxation
at the council chambers. City hall.
this evening 'at 7 o’clock. (S. T.)
when monies will he npproprihted to
,thc treasury account. to the police and
tire departmsnts. and special taxes
laid. if necessary.

i

 

.Vir. and Hrs. Prank Tortorelln ct-le-
bruit-ii their second wedding anniver-
sary at their home. 2M Ely avenue
yl-stl-rdnv. Guests were present from
'New York and Brooklyn. Refresh-
ments and music were served and the
young couple received hearty congra-
tulations from the friends and relatives
present.

 

l —Get your Victrols where ”Good
[Mice m a 9-bit." Buy torus
‘Donnclly's 16-13 80. Rain 8:.

 

The Charmonte Bank. of Boston.
Masa. has tuned 400 invitations to
its correspondents of the New England
-states. to attend 9. Jun!” gathering with
their families. at the Hotel Commo-
dore in New York city on June 26th.
A number of Nor-
walk‘s bankers are planning to attend.
among whom will be Richard H. Gold-
en. Charles E. Hoyt and Spencer S.
Adams. It is expected that over 1.000
people will accept the invitation of

'27th. Mayor Hylan. of New York city.
will adore. the gathering of corre—
spondents and on Tuesday. June 28th.
the guests will spend the any at the
Rye Golf Club at Rye. New York.,,

 

t4 l—:--.+:+1~;1.-.‘:+—‘-4~J—~L4

 

 

.‘l mbition Rings

«m

'.. “at- 1

 

posted at the oa_rnivst munching.

Jams Johnson. around on Wash-
ington stroct on am 'y evening
PM.”

 

corner“ M uni Connecticut ave~
muss. yesterday afternoon. when an
all. ”on by Iichaol Consort. of
flat Bot-non nroot. max-ford. ran ilo
tha sour and ot'as auto helm-log to
William Mull. hauling the tail
light and lice-no bracts: or word-
weli's car.

—-‘-
--8ny Top Noun mood.

The Jacobs shoe factory reported
on m sacrum that a uni
boy Ind thrown some m on a
truck Ming ha. of shots and
sums. with the. noun that son. of
then woso burned. The boy. trod
Show. was talen to police hoods
quarters. when he no given a lccuirc
and M

 

 

Six and cases from Nor-walk will
probably be heard in tho Court oi
Common Ploos tomorrow. Subpoenas
were served by Dem florid Nelson
Benedict. Tho cases. no than in:
State ‘3. Jam Gilbert: State vs. 8am-
not My: State vs. Jim Flynn:
M VI w Salisbury: State vs.
Anthony Psbula; Stats vs. Lizzie
Crowley.

——!loton Point Pork. “can” Juno
dist First ace of La Chateau
Jars Babies. ’

 

 

Rudolph Stalls. was arrested on
Prmklln street about midnight Bah
urday by Passounan Robert -Galner.
ashowuiupo-ndoooloflsd'ud
Ialso o! o. diMMbfld kind—-
which it" suspected was “lifted” from

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A slight accident took place at the

 
 
 
 

‘ ‘..V ..
, .93

fire-moors ot the choir of Trinity“;-
cop-I church at her-home. is Indian

A social time was enjoyed: ‘ mm
given by William Taylor. John-Mic.

Wapiefimnoyove
is North Taylor ammo. Tho chit-s
srothoscotthsnsssuanlcssoie.
“Wash-am A
dandy luncheo- woo mod and
much pleasure m m the
ingisgotfsvoritossnga

Henry Wilkens today closed his =-
‘storc at No.17 North 31mm for f
.the next three dam during which the .~
'sstssslso renovations whlch have been ,
underway for scvoral months. will be ’
mount}. The place will invader

 

street; on Friday evening or last week. ”about

..______,
The Little Shepherds. compass! of of 7
Lthe children of three Sunday school.tlt!'m!it W
classes or the Norwalk M. n church..m on the m You'll lino:

'wm the m
‘10—" Ibu'll ilk: the MW 09 II.
us. Phone 803-1. “'1.

 

 
 

sirwseks ago The Bani
Johann-am. .prop. ops-s

may nasnrrl

 

 

 

 

 

 

be known as the» Chosoboo lisp and
Bakery. rncw bakes-y h- boon in-
stalled ln the rear. and compiet! new
furnishings and fixtures have ' been
put in.
*‘ I—s—-—i—_

An important meeting of Mulvov-
W Post. No. 00:. V. I". “7.. will be
held this evening. when the «lei-gates
to the convention of the V. l". W. held
in Hirtford'. will make reports. The
delogstes who attended tho convention
were John Kronor. Willlam McCarthy.
Clarence Twltsholl. J'ohn Gunther.
John J. Conant-h Harry Kssna. Her—
bert Dunk». Arthur

mmuumm

Hyatt and Frank
Room-v. “

a coop on figring'street. Rudolph will .
have an opportunity to explain htm- ._..—u— - .
self. when he is brought betore Judge» A special sosaion of the run
Vooburgh in the afternoon session ot‘Stutos Distrht court. “mu
their! in South Norwalk d his.

the downtown court todix.
(Jud-e noun a W' masts.

A somewhat raised up complaint but it has been postponed triennial.“
was made to the police. by Urutrnanf‘n is not known whodler u sedon .
Ramsey of the Mn police don ,sclednlell for non? m. Jone
portmont. According to the anti? om , 21th. will be hold. Volstesd art fio- '
.Hnrrv Ford of Bridgeport. while drlv- tutors worn to have been befom Judge
ling along the Shore land. yesteniay.,1'hoinss this morning. and auto enn-
wan startled when a man jumped from domination cases our many. .
behind a clumb of bushes and set six
shots after him. Tho item went on to The Walton's Foreign muff
say that Food dhin'ystop to investi- My or. South Nos-walk Wis!
gate nor did the ma who fired the mat-countdown will hold” K. m1 ,
shot say anything. The mom concllides.lumrlef mot-ling at the home of Mrs.
that. the incident was reported to the mum J. William. 17! Flow Iii!
Westpori suthoritiss. Road. as the guest of sci-a Wilkinson
and [Kiss Wing‘tomorrow (May)

Junior Past President William J. atternoon'st 2 o'clock. standard timc.
Powell was elected a delegate to theilrs. Warren 1". Sheldon. of New York
’Grand Aerie Convention. of the Fra- City. Secretary of the New York
ternal Order of Eagles to be helli'l'irsnch of the society. will be present
in Newark. N. J.. the week of August land will makl’the address of the
8 at the state convention of Eagles afternoon. rs. Sheldon is an interest-
whlch closed Saturday at Meridenwing personal y. an attractive spoahcr.
M. J. Carew and Sylvester Brother- and a brightly contagious influence.
ton. together with Junior Past Presi-INO member of the Society can afford
dont Powell. returned from the con- ,to mi. this last meeting of the season
vention Saturday night. declaring in the home of Lira Wilkinson.

'emphaticaliy that Meriden had en-
Wcsther Forecast

rtertnined th¢.delegatcs to the con-
'vention in fine fashion. Special
programs were arranged for the on- ,
terrainment of the delegates. includ- For Norwslk and vicinity: General.
ing a fine display of fireworks. 51y fair tonight and Tuesday; little
change in temperature: gentle to mod-
erate variable winds. An area of high
pressure extending from Michigan
southeastward to New Jersey is pro-
ducing pleasant, woothor In the Lats
region and New England. The pres-
sure is below the normal in the m
cm and sonihsm districts. where tho;
weathsr is unsettled, with local show- t
on. The groom rainfall report“
during the lost. 24 hours was 3.54 III‘»
cho- ot ‘lilos City. Must. Tho tom-r

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

—Bnyyourooalstnarrisandoona

 

fl

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ You Are a
g Stranger Only Once

.-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

.LJc.

You to Our
"i‘cliel’s Window

 
 
 

.-l‘.1.:l A.

ll far your ambi-
\' .ll find-11y carry
”.ll rests With
T-Iillionaires have
,.-. to accumulate _
Cm: capital the‘

. “.25 Account way?“

s—-.os«o_-.—-.—s_s-I. “A- u.-

1:” “-M m.- _'_*_b'.

, v

i i

._l_ |-| N2

' it and win.

A-. l...ka

a.-. . s.

South Norwallt;

5 Savings BanE

"01m M71188” 7’

 

~_s -. k

 
 

 
 
 
 

s

 

 
 

umm~m-‘-“

pastors is somewhat above normal ing
the central and rising slowly in the
asters districts.

“uranium“ ‘ f

 

InThisBank

 

 

 
 

Once you enter our doors
you will begin to feel that
we are doing everything to
make your transaction plus-
snt for you. '

 

It is tho established usher
:01 this bank to extend tho
utmost courtesy to every one
hwho transact: any businu.

ere:

 
 
 

.. .

v
\

Do not. hestitste to nah;
Wow-£-

.\.._

 

 

~ M In“ “E81, .
_-. Norwalkorvidnity‘.‘lustbs‘

 

“E St: est

this -
fl, .

HAMILTON
SHOP

49 Wall St. Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. . .
-v~<-rdr4o .— -~ s

 

 

.4

.4261

diatotho Wotanmfitfingsofthst FM

burdens. linndsorne Mm design upon their“
gimfi of particularly good‘eset—

rich efiect, effective Arabian sill-dc.b $11.30;” '

signsin fl'nepattei'mptn'awfim—

 

Z Gsrtsimto grssafioroom in which they are M'.‘ ,

 

Irish-point Worm white. Deep mi has

 
 
 
 

. "
rm manual-M, heavy cabiemtof spent

a?

Brusselis net; curtainnfof fine m with snat-
“b“

 

Simple little eficetive scrim minim. for use M
in bedrooms thmngh‘ Scanner. Inactive of perfect: we eg
in their lace edging and their Witching, have 7” J
and motif also—'— ‘ u'
r Cortljmy‘for l'u. . "-3 - r’l‘i “50“"
excellent colors.-— $1.5
Holland shades. dark green .'.)ml.l.ii‘t(‘ with roller"
brackets. not perfect but pretty close to it,— as
Duplex opsqm shades. green and white, mpk‘ic“
all needs for plating lip-4‘ 3

Third floor.

Handsome large rug. _
Anninstcr— $29.

That sounds like the news of several years ago!

‘. "

4
' / .
at n .t mums

'Axminster rugs, firm was ve and deep pile. rich coin
or quiet. nine by 12 feet in size.

Fm patterns flint glow, Oriental designs in M
combinations. Mixed patterns in blue tan men r 1- lym—

Rugs that combine good service with l’hvii‘ ‘
cheerful effect——

- Third floor.

communism.

mo-

* AUTOMOBILE 1mm snor

$29.,

 

 

Export not-vies HI tuclsss WK 31
, l uooor'r’Wsusu—uownvoo .. ' n 49!,

PECK’S GARAGE

Mouton Olson—Ivory. Job M and m
ill. fill?“ nun m m nonwmg

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan