Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 25, 1921 · page 5

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vcniny Sentinel.
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leavcs today
wherc he

[family'.

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Fix-n cnmlidmcs wcrc ohllxalcd at'spccch. in not mdomd as cntircly ac-
Grotto cut-mo hr the man who made it.
No. 551. M. 0. V. P. E. R. held last \Vlnmpuuk

a special amnion oi‘ Monkcr

«waning.

.lny visit.
'plny on tho Baxter grounds.

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w. '1... pun”, q..." :ntnl-nni- tic-0n gin-n to the city of Norwalk lw :iccurmclv rcportml is costly crmce-iv—(‘m‘mp ”"m ‘h" “"7 {Wu 0: motel-’11:.
v W" H! 'lw liai'zn last ”18 NIurvln qml Betta families. .18 n able. and that aomt- smrwrvi'nion of llndt-l' lid?!“ sanitary (ondltiom an n
my: mm 21 .mzi \ ~.mnll limi-iic park. The property contour-3% school journalism in “"mnipnnk is -'l 4-13”th "all“: cfitziiormmtu .
.u 7.“\ .llItY ncrcn on the shore of tho «Hind. dosimlllc». has lwrn snzzrstt-«i —- ”"m"‘m‘d° Ema ‘2‘“‘ c all 5'
‘—"—" one or [hp conditions or the gift is Stamford Advocate, ‘lttw Lil-had 10c. and lac looms; Sand-
., Itiulllrnni vulnlnllYl-l- nf lht‘ ”u“ ”19 ('“Y shall "1‘00! hathlnz lioils- __ __ __ "S‘Chl nzd‘zelqtclofie 01121.59; {3:3
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‘Jn‘vw lill..:1fll. nl ilii- L‘i'nlolllllllta .0!‘ DUbHC L182. Danlnir‘ NGWR. I397 DIVOI'CC Deme-s- music on T“ I Y3 .‘klld Ed“)? and.
IT-vznrl'... 3.1m. nix Ain'mullulaa Conn. -—flail to Pic-(untrc Tic-sch and r9” Granted Dulng Year 30m 5" 25¢ 31°“; coi‘tee mg of uni _
r . ,,. .n» n m .x :lrt-wulkfl 101' turn Sunday. June will. float lczu'cs'" .__. . "muffin made on Saturday only. {
-|n.\: -:l 1'1" ill: "'H-rl- will Waahlnmon Strcct l‘lridcc :it 2 l" “Cl Continued from First Page. ' g“. Sanitary mien-y. 35 mm m 5
mi. nun-:- 'lils wwhxnlt. :(Dai'llzht Til‘nt‘h Tickets $1.35, at; .iJnhn B- S‘ndnfl.) Phone 303-3.; .
’Cancvnri's Store. 'lil tlw vml 0! Dcccmlwr. lie will 1m “‘l‘dt' : t
in”: BM Jazz ()rcheotrnJ é"— ‘mtcct-wh-«i lw- Jmlzc Avcrv for 71w , ;
"-"f‘t‘. Putnam Hose le- l’lvfl Danlmrv mcmhcm of McKln‘ .lmmzirv wxsmn. in \‘ox'exnlwr lhrrc ‘
:l‘." vamp. Spanish \"nr V""‘”‘“"' will m- (mother :ulrlitinnal sesainn or A
South Norwalk. wcnt in Norwalk mat .

: ‘YTAL AND srcxgnoon!

ll'Vl-lllnL,’ to .11th .1 mr-Minq of tlw‘

SUPPLIES camp. .\t thr‘ mus-tint: Senator .\'c-l

. hernia“ (foam-c. ot‘ Norwnlk. was.
iiznglagc. Gauze, Adhmh’c made on lion orary mt-m her. Th e
laster, Etc. Danbory members at tho mt'i'lltll:

' unroweu Corporation
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[’lotcs._

A * Jim-nu. Flhns,
l'ripcr. "to.
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Mrs. Robert George or Norwalk 9 www' my; aunt beta-o.
the glothcrbrothor Harry Potting“ "mm‘ W 1186 mum-
“ 3'40:um Rood. Dorie-n. Mao-comm. l

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flute-non...

Members or the Combat Mn and loading the week with that am:
Motrin-{2011’ artillery Mru. “I

will arrive in Nor-wall: tomorrow. nt- B. field ot'Burrm a

ter two week. tour at duty at Camp .

—_
Ir ‘13 toot launch owned by John m“ "‘9 “'3“ °' "m"? ”"9"“ “mm“
W. Hunt. of to Grunt street. was re-
L? ‘01.“ to the “mow“ pone? filo city by it. Yttrloll moors emu

not night. The boat was later found

--eone- and. tuna: home the bocon. PM

The can of Miss Phrollne G. M’c~
. an» Ere-tr M“ h—mcho. tenttng and camping. The city, ‘

for speeding. was nolled

in the city court there s‘osterd‘ay on

The tt'ntm standard at‘the corner
ad :u'cnu--
- hrokcn last night by parties un-

lccoldinrto at entry on the

A daughter was born to Mr. and
W“... mm Wu“ Mrs. Isadore Levy or South Main St.

H.

Mother and

Associated
rcs operator in the omca at tlIE‘Norwg-uk. some

{0" ’ coming out as

willgwhich a CPl’tnln-ttpccch made h)-
m 399ml :1. two wceko' vacation with his‘m (he fichoo]

Mr. Mignon. of Watcrhurr. to tho attontion of the Bond of Edu-‘w‘

and Straw Hats atlhad road the rcport or what h:- said.

About U: prophctn will at- conductor! by
tcml thc suprcmc wanton in Atlantic school
City ll‘nving m-xt .Vlomlnv for .l tour story.
This afternoon the it :md‘dnncics.
_G'~4 and thc Monkm‘ Grotto tcnms willl rim. His

Nnmlk,wn.s not pnhlishcd.
1,”: so,”- \vhipi. 3,. licvl "plwlnch has lie-on .1 t'zu‘oritf‘ wmping'nroduce it for thc principal.

"Y3 "Jill vumxmnv'; 'lU('kf~'. “Li-3 \Il'.

iwvrc Leonard E. Smith. Arthur Ely.
John \Voolnrd. Stephen Hopkins and bench.

m
.Strnw hats and Panama: reno-

vated at O'Brien's.

 

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hove returned, to
In Orange. N. .1" mn-

John Higgins. and Mrs. Frank

nuns. l
mu l
, Nomi}: to to be congratulated ops!
on the anmmmab m

u Catt Panure has been mooted toll

in; whit unnamed to bo‘tediouo m2
expensive litigation. M a: the‘
city in nonunion of about 50 acres of"
lhofl‘ property which will become a!

c park. The donor: make condi~ §
tions that the property shall not be?
use?” in the erection of wholesale]
M 3. manufacturing plants. for
m- ire dimoni. nor for any mun-l ‘.

 

Mohair Coat and
’ Trousers
$14.75

may eroct hath-honors. but mum not:
permit thc emotion of dwellings. Base-l
ball. football. and. other sports are to:
be allowed. but no sportlr of a pl'ofPO-I

 

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non-I kind. and no gambling. Thc'
other condition imported upon the cttri .
will he presented to the people at the
pity clcction nun October. wnon'rnmrl
hilt-ho «not upon to m upon thou!
nitration whctiwr a bond tnue of}
maroon shalt be authorized for im-= '
provements. principally the construc-

tion of a road 75 foot wide.—-—Rttun-“
ford Advocate.

 

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—Don't forget the Star of Colon»!
thin. Dance. Fri. Evening. Roton Point.‘

Ogers - 'niStevens

l . NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.

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‘ Thezdther‘ DIM “on” ofcolorurlch a' la“
rmam’lmm ,. “
Pratt-yin“, inoowglenty, by both chases.

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the rctcntion of Gordon M. MacDOlu-“M’. . d.

.1.“ na- principni of Corner School. What jealous? is incapable of
curious details nw‘achieving. pnvy ,5 prone to destroy.

to the warmer in; Dost" commonly oxim only until

mm’eflort ha- bccomt- strained.
assembly was brought

 

imtion and the public. The Ban-d did
.not rcappolnt the principal after it:

in amount that his report. likc thc
one about Admiral Elmo’s “jackass"

 

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Journal. an "norm-tsp

boy. atom in tho Norm“:

 
 
 
 
 

Genuine Summer, cm moth fitlzng,‘ «1313* ‘ ,
Pink mall of special depth-both back and ‘
hook in back-

f ' Flesh-lined fabric of light
back, hook at back-—

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“'llliam has rcporton'al

and sip—violin. on ache.“ _
firticlc about what the HIE H:\.\PI‘.\RY IIAKERY

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wold was forwarded to The MAKE GLW PROBE : >
Education. hut nppnmntlvl '

Hc triel to rc-
‘ Want" gaining in popularity.

“mini-cad. rolls. coxee calm

tom.

3 principal
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Thc Sunitar! Balm-r7 Products are V
The home

McDongnll‘s rcmnrks wcrc etc.. m

 

 

 

Clever Tuxedo
fiber sweaters.

Fiber silk—with magnificent luster. ' ’6”

Adds contrast and beauty and charm to tipping-s.
and does not add warmth or weight. 9'

These in fancy weave. of brown or (3%

,navy, of extra value—
3 7 Second noor. ‘ é

 

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rOnr m with Jndgc Kellogg! rm;
tlu- lmnch. !

’f'ivn othcr :uhlltional wcsmmis tic-l
sidc tlu- rc'niiur Jnnunrx' .illll April“
«onions arc providcd for in flit .illut»:
luni-nut. nno or 4 wcckn commencing!

 

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and at“: I‘ll l4 woe-ks corn-I
mcnclm: Murrh 25. With .lmlg‘c Kocl-l
.lmlg’n
rr~gnlar

Simnnxarz- , wnh .lmlitc \iurx-in rm vlw There [8 Good Reason WEYU; No coon-cu

the Sodas. and Sundries
Served at This Establish-I ’
meat Are So Satisfactory ‘ ’

The New England (‘andy (‘0.. 10

Kullog: will.
April nos-g

or and :1 Hr“.
prps‘dp OVPX‘ illt‘

 

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With the HighPl-ioes
323m mom

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mmm .Max' :IeVY’sShoeStm-e

gammgunorzanb

onwith Mayonn-

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. A full lino of m.’ mt Ol-
fmanummmm
.ln‘l'mmllack.

”anew-mmmmwm

Wom’s littleepfice ., , --
Bloomers of pink muslin or crepe—39c.

Batiste and Windsor crepe bloomers. flesh tin

Envelope Chemises of pink muslin. pretrily .-mb
Slipover nightgowns of pink muslin—48c.
White cotton taficta petticnats with 950011 ~10in w

’ed or shimd flaming—89¢; ‘ .

Second floor.

 

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- w city nppcnrvs'd in the Stamford Advo-;shm,t mlwdm “humus M "W “Hindi-tomb Mun strcet is :1 might; ill—t;-

"“ ‘ -‘- ,~ "mte yesterday. nccompanfinx the ar'limng'inz ”u. numb”, m .iix-orcc gmlr- place to enjoy a trcnt thou wn .

' "’E tlclc on the commcnccmcnt cyccrclsmsr"Wm9 for the ”m" w..." '0 39.... Int summer days and cw-nings hut bet-

4 t? at thr‘ Stamford High school ("1“an 469 [ih'nrm- amigmcnts war-c cu- “‘" Still it u 31: establishment “131:1”:

i', :Thurnday. Mr. anYO‘ m twain-rod. ;"()ug|“y Good. are (0 he had, 1e
3 lprlzf‘s. mm for nxczdlcncc in studlcs 'l'hc mm. 10m, «llvorcc in YMWFiVnniiln: and Chocolatel iced (Icing ,
3» ‘ ’:uul thv othcr for exec-Hence in :un- am,“ :m was. 1marred here in sodal'am sun :0 m l "‘

l 2' “Hath-s. Bcaidc-s this ho won thir- lct— ilomcr Donlcns. 0f Yam”: 'rnmihmh my Frcnch \anjna ma 9 mi

: ; ;t(.r ”Si" given hy the school l0 :itli- Amelia I‘lvn Doulens of parts lm_ the “try mg of matey-13h. Fm‘hi

. 19“)“ 1 ‘3 .m known. mnrricd April -'-. 1913. il('5"l"- lntmwhcrry ice crcnm made from "‘3.

tion Janna". m. 1914. line truit' in now hem; had in an};

—V(Yl‘!(‘E—— _ ' quantity duh-«i to micro“ home. lGeti

. Smclal mcctlne of Paul!"" C- T» WW Fm [in the habit 0! Visiting t a cozy pm.

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J. R. TH'RNS.

T’. Hall tonight 7 o’clock sharp. Im~

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Cool little
., voile waists-$1.50. .
Fancy voile in good checks and stripes. .i -_

i Nice new style with shawl collar and V neck. ' ,4;

 

l’or Nor-walk rind x’iciniivt l-‘nlr to-
night and Sunriny: not much chuntc
in tompcrnturc: tnodcmtc north and
northeast Windfl. The Wmmrn distur-
inner» has caused general ruins during
the last ‘14 hours from Tcxm nortlif
outward to Ohio. A long riulgc at
high prosourc along thc Atlantic

in in producing plea-ant wcathcr
‘hali the custom districts. The tcmv
ppmturc is slightlv lower this morning

W
:m mm

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had in this line in served every duh—l
‘Adv. {mibm

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Mrs. Lucille W. 13 Ellen.» V15

 

 

hit” wmon. Pm. writes: "Last
winter rnr Swen-old zit! mm- a
.eugwhusnieft humhsdry

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Have long graceful sleevgs with him-back mg, i

Elna a?“ quality,—wm;._-_.._: ‘

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Wintor‘ Lamb. Logo ...... z :5

Mutton Logo. . ..... . ....~.

'ngh Gait and ‘

-corned Beet Tongues. Corned
Pip Feet and Wits ‘
SM TMoin. all kind.

Cold Mona for lunch

'swry a nor-mo Hm .. 35: lb.
mm H“ Homo... 33clb.
C‘Hornioflm......... 2mm.
muting-m

“WV“ ..... maul:

"-2."...02641‘“: meaty Fresh Eggs 40:“:

mu I [l I .........:.. 4“;
“w W“ .goocioOooconoo’oo'oo-nocoou-c.uoo. ‘

‘ vino:
*aaavm Emmoa

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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