MSDAY, Jun- ‘ ‘ '
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.IostLPrl Davis
‘ .1; mmmGTON. STREET
1. m. Nonwaun.
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Pnlm Beach suns
$113.30 and $1950
.\ Few Odd Sula.
Palm Beachffifiil“ é .,
my NE-lii
llu- women or Moose-n
. 1H he held in the rooms
‘1‘\ has sold for Mrs.
torm. on Bmokside
\nvwzllk. The buyer is
mu ol' the Players' Club.
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1 mm- home the bacon.
lilrnival.
. .\ r. tilt-ll with the police
- i \‘iopped in the middle
to take on a load of
mi that the driver nee
.- :lnv warning sign“.
umng an accident.
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txns flitt‘d ’7 and full
George Ii. Yosburgh.
no u court. yesterday nits
. . \ Johnson. arrested tor
'~ tnu', rl‘t‘t‘h‘t‘d similar
o
359
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I ‘ox l’alld C. Sanford in-
. i:.t~nini: Sentinel today
16?. power boats that
.. .‘lllll no numbers on the
.2; must he numbered and
.In 11- 30th. under a some-
luv nulty.
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"oi-:9! the Star of Colum-
l‘li Evening. ltoton Point.
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‘ i‘mlncll. No. -. Daughters
“ill pay a fraternal visit
1 4‘mmcil, this evening. The
. lruu- tlu- RostOn Store at
ll. (ll. 1‘). and
.. lloti-l at 7:50 o'clock. All
m ('(ll‘tllulh' imitetl l0 3.!-
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' regular meeting of Norwalk
Toto, llenmoleni and Pro-
Iml. r or lilks. will In“ held. on
In) $*\i'nlllfl' rut 7 o'clock ston-
Itut our session will be
mum: [hr months or June, July.
J and September The refresh-
l r onllllnlllt'i‘. ltroihers "lurk, N”!-
...l l’xlitrhlzr. :lre preparinz to
l 'i‘lln thi- memlmrs. Plum: are he-
.-le to participate in the car-
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t ,vour Vlctrols where "Good
l: is a Habit." Easy terms
Dr '.'.s 16-18 So. Main St.
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{ Photographic Supplies
.. C'lmeras, Films, lapel-s,
I Chemicals, etc.
I Duveioping and Printing
8‘. illson-Powell Corp.
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Home. .4 iLE%-.~1.—"! 4.
Ambition Brings
You to Our
1 'l'l-llor’s Window
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for your ambi-
mu finally carry
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\lillionairos have
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lil'\r
rests
accumulate
capital the
Account way.
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South Norwalk ‘
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”Open Manda, Kw” 4‘
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, 'r t. arrested Sunday for .
from the -
Straw Hats
$21.00 to $4.00 ' y _ ‘
_.____ . «a o.-.ors..=wui ' a Mm.‘ the
, . ‘ ‘ . "flit-ind. innings» J:21:- may?
~5: SPECIAL embers are recglooied lobe you.“
6 Pairs Socks . .31 _
I —. More .Br. va 'Orchooi.
' -' Min"'flosc cal-6i.
d, l .-
"it: was stated tethltlthot t Unitdd
atom-planet court. pm” 1gown: ‘s.
Thons'sa presiding. wash! bold sessions
in Non-walk on Monday. June 27th and
Moesday and Thursday. the 2901:
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_ Tho host nomination of olhcers' took
place at 'the meeting of Progress For.
‘um. No. 1. F. F. L. held last evening.
The election will take' place next Moa-
day nlsbo.
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The local committee of the Wom-
an‘s Association of the. South Norwalk
Baptist church. wlil meet. tomorrow.
with Mrs. G. F. Waters. of Hickory
Bluff, (or an all day sewing.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the
South 'Norwulit Methodist Episcopal
church. will hold a soweng meeting
with Mrs. Charles Hoyt. 'Bnyview ave-
nue, on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock (l'). '3).
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loss.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hlpoon. of Sea-
side place. Third. district. today are in
lthaca. Now York. attending the grad-
uation exercises of their son. Carroll
n.. who has completed his course at
Cornell Conege.
—mankets. candy. dolls. bears.
dogs. aluminum ware. fine quality.
Putnam Hose Carnival.
Complaints about Jimey drivers.
parked at Main and Wall streets.
swearing and using abusive language.
have been made to the uptown police.
This morning the police stated that
strenuous action will be taken to stop
this practice.
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Court Laurel. No. me. Catholic
Daughters of America. will hold their
regular business meeting on Wednes-
day evening. June 22. in Red Men's
Hall. All members are requested to
be present. as matters or importance
are to be acted upon.
—Ooo.ls.tlow#pnces. Barrisond
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3‘he supremacy set the Victrola
marks it as the greatest of all music-
al instruments. A. J. Collins Co..
carry a complete line of Victrolns in
all finishes from 825.00 to $1165.00.
31.00 down will bring one to your
home. the balance in small monthly
payments. Read Ath.
It is rumored that the next local
team that wants to tackle the Lock-
wooda is none other than the Ameri-
can Legion team. Manager John Silo
cox or the Lockwoods this morning
lstatvd to n Senteinei ro’rort'h. ”Get
us the grounds and we'll play ‘em all.
[sidi- lveis too."
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——‘Roion Point Park. Fireworks
every Thursday. It postponed, on
Friday. x m.niflu
\Villinm J. Green. of Hudson street,
‘ was arrested on a warrant. last night.
by Patrolman Murphy. on the charge.
of assaulting his wlfc and for non-
support. The catse is scheduled to
come up for hearing on June 27. The
warrant for the arrest was sworn out
by his wife. before Prosecutor Edward
M. Lockwood. llonds in the case were
fused at $250. and were furnished by
Frank linnkemeir.
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-—(‘;\RPESTERS NOTICE—-
A meeting of local 746 will be held
this evening at Red Mens Hall. Main
street. Norwnlk. at 8 o'clock. I). S. 'l‘.
This boa): employes its Jorge re;
sources largely to the development;
of home industries—4t does not
wonder tor sled. The .odysnoo
*msst at the community mitoses-4
godly is its cflei' end in View. .. : .
Accounts is 4 per cost-roots roof
lot-.«soletyi Denney that
’l'be interest paid tan-ssh“; fl
nm’
MN comm melon team We.
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Plans ‘ tor
the
“the HOW'HOOR Ind
houses have declared that they would
turn out in a body and participate in
street carnival parade .to'be‘hcld
on some”. Jay 2. The carnival. it;
ssltuwlll last until any n.
mong'the‘ who will
mm are the Elks. marten-fie.
anomalous or the Forest. American
Legion. Naval Reserves. the Athletic
Motion of the Norwolk Iron
Works. Lincoln Council. 0. ‘U. A. 114'
United Brotherhood- ot Carpenters
cempsny and at. George Pol min.
Arthur Crandall. automobile ‘deal“:
has announced that he will have a
number of his machines ln-ebe parade.
Scores of other organisations and
basins. houses are expected to tons
with the activities.
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mm DEAF MUTE memo.
MBRIDEN. June :1.——ne bulls
and bridegroom. their standouts. the
oflcisting clergyman and [mongol the
guests will be deaf motes (' a sign
language wedding here. t w. or
Miss Anna M. unnuflufll: View'
street. and William Richmond. son of
Fred. Richmond. of Marshall street.
North A 3. Moss. The-Reyna. H.
Hefllon. o Hm'ord. wfl W to a
ceremony at the brlQ's bone. 4“
Jeannette Lanon. or lids cums-m be
bridesmaid and Frank J. Donlck. fol
Adams. lam. best man. . >
{PULLMAIET' CO; . ' -
OP N SHOP FIGHT
Condom M‘l‘irst -
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l'nder the transportation .sct. the
company. must meet the union l ‘
and in the event they folito roach n
decision. must tile a petitionbetore lho’
boord.'snd'ask a new h . _
The controversy between the com-
pany and the unions is a continuation
of labor difficulties. dating back sev-
eral years. over the open mop. The
company has decllnt'd to deal with
union officers in matters sitectlng sll
employ-es. taking the position
employes not members of the unions
are not represented by the unions.
When the company proposed a wage
reduction recently. moss meetings
were held and all employs were in.
vited. Representatives otthe com;
pony told the labor bond is the hear-
'i'
tohould be admitted to the general
the meetings.
Union representatives. who charged
discrimination against their members.
declared that the company's stand was
merely another attempt to break down
the unions and demanded that before
the company should be allowed to
come before the host‘ll uh.“ wage
cuts. it should hold “proper confer-
ences." Their conferences. 1&9 em-
ployes continued. should have been
'held with duly elected representath‘es
of the emploves and not with the
employes en masse.
Try a (slammed ad in the Sentinel
for the bed "will.
smmy mm! mu
m norms my
About six weeks ago The Sanitary
Bakery. John B. Sondner. prop. open-
ed its doors at 85 South Main St. The
"good news" since that time has
spread far and wide that quality bak-
lery products are to be had here.
The preparation. making and baking
of all products takes place in a Sani-
tary daylight baking establishment
located on the premises. You'll like
what the Sanitary Bakery has for
sale—You'll like the quality of the
same. Phone 303-3. Adv’t.
You ‘ Are a
Stranger Only Once
In This Bank
Once you enter our doors ‘
you will begin to feel that
we are doing eve ' to i.
make your transaction sol» Z
ant for you.
It is the established policy
of this bank to extend the
utmost courtesy to-every ono- .
who transects any "
here.
_ .Ng waival. to be ‘ ~
‘ old by the Pineal: Engine CompanyI
and Joiners: indwelling and Easing“ ‘
that 5
ing to establish whether the compony .
wage reduction hearing. that a large. '
percentage of the employ-es attended ;
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John F. Berry «Orange. N. J.. is
visiting with his mother. so the I...
uni-mun “balm
3C Bun-m avenue. The trip to Ms
city was made by Coco. ‘ *
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which”. of this city. enjoyed
a ) end Vino Co‘s
m manor m roost-m
relieves and friends too- meet
town.
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It. andJlrs. Owen Kindlelo of
Mr. and Hrs. Stephen Cosiin. of Flax
’M . :
Mrs Arviil'a Williams o! W
avenue. to spending a weék with Mrs.
Harold W. VanWagenen. of Brook-
lyn. - - ‘ '
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The usual meeting or 'the .w
Family association will be held at
Phillips Brooks House. Harvard col-
lege. Cambridge. Mass. next, Satur-
day. .
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Bridgeport spent the week still with.
’ rinsroiosrtoo. but ran soloing
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down sooner.
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swerved-tome east. '
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Mud trains «at m
minor by way of. r‘ . first”
m~m. Wreck . «as _. _.
Bestiary. w or. ‘ is" ‘
“‘th e 7 tot! -
the line ma none ..4
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fies-mo. Inc-entice m "
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'matottiomon. sad '
J. .P..Crowiey. oi! ”on.
but the cars
Mfir
‘Seylfih .‘Stnnt figures
mom noboosssilobie o oomple’ . te‘
‘wssdlfie of We and mu,
Mood" ‘ mm.” large
mtheawiod'ffitfiish Show“.
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J'Mo Su— sword mung; haw;
muslin-sou.
J's-Yet. N27.
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mumuwtum
m Is very bnghe‘lr. noon.”
sold the Star.
“Hr. Moon does his best."
1k. Ion.
" “Any one can see your race so close-
ly this stoning" hid mom.
‘To‘ho'shrs: eo‘bo sore.“ said air.
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my shops is diluent. .Bot that
doesn‘t mean that I am ashamed or
my face.
"Goodsess. nucleus no, it doesn't
mean that. Such are my ways. that’s
all.
“Butwlloolcsnshowmyheossl
«aluminum-sown
very closely oo-people can look up It
mesadcsnssy.
“look at the race-or the moon.
How clearly we can see ltl’
"I that too it chests people up 00
see something look brine and “-1!
Valid happy on an evening M
suchsdsyosthls hssbeen. ‘
“If I looked drooping and sad and
so hot that I couldn‘t seem to be able
to stand it i wouldn‘tbesblo tocbeer
people up at all.
“I wouldn‘t wont to look as though
“What does wilted mesa?" asked the
little Star.
soc Whit I Mlted collar looks like."
~uid Mr. limo. “but it is a very warm
looking thing—o wilted collar.
“It Is like a willed loaf whidl has
faded and shrireled up and which
looks quite wretched."
“But you never wear a collar. Hr.
Moon." sold the Star.
"That is true."
said Mr. 11000.
but I don't want
I to look wilted and
oven with-
Do not hestitabe to make
soe'gof curses-vices WM
your friendship, no not”
how small your transactions.
. We especially invite av;
; dogs accounts. One can:
- willeisrt you and 7011 III:
add to this as you-lire able."
collar. l
don‘t want to look 7'
as a wilted collar -
can look after a <
hut «Y. t
“I want to look .
my collar lied wilted in the host".
"1 8m you're too hr any to
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ssvssm M308. MBA“. 30‘“,
Equipped with Aluminum Caching Utensils. and the Fireicss Cooker ,;
is All Aluminum Lined. 'lhero Arc Several Sites-One, Two.
as wanna-users“!
and Three Compartments
scum aoawsm‘ -
OPIN EVEN!!!“
“Foil TUESDAY ONLY '
400 noxm or HIGHLAND LINEN
THEF.
WHITE AND TINT!
At 45 Cents a Box
AND K. STATIONERS
Successor to Dosnsily
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TELEPHONE 3'
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AUTOMOBILE mm SHOP
Pam’s GARAGE
unm- or. .
HALL—la: TOO &R;Mfl
Idle.
floss-Ivory Job Tooled and W'
onus-r ”0TH NORM
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