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of officers will be held
: of Progress Forum. No
this evening.
lot weather :1 Hoover will
..r work: ask us about the
l \ which you can get. one.
is 80. Main St.
ll Mrs. Charles Frleeshe. of
. l; f‘il)’. spent the week-end as
Sir. and Mrs. J. T. Whithall.
i< a patrolman in New York.
«nuunl Clambake and outing of
‘\ lodge of Elks will be held at
tunhuny Fair Grounds on Sunday.
-i :t. It is expected that there
He delegations presel'l‘rom lodges
" part of the state.
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——Why go somewhere else for your
pholsterim: while you can have it'
one right in. So. Norwalk. Call
4-2.
in. June .5th a nine pound boy was
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Surretto.
r home in \Voodbury avenue.
Ind baby are doing nicely. Mrs.
before her marriage was miss
0: this city.
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Hum-s. of Glenhrooic. will
. party of children from that
l'ntotl i'oint. in his large mo—
ne\t \Vt-dncsday. The truck
\lr. Haynes house fit 8 p. "1..
Point Park at 5 in the
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‘mtllt'f‘llCllt Company ‘Odly
ntm-v sea-twice from the cen-
v-M‘md to Clenbrook. 'a sub-
.-.|I‘. issue transfers Rood be-
moih-v and the jltney line.
". nrst instance of the opera-
ntney by the Connecticut
ill the state. so far as known.
follows the refusal of the
‘ ulitivs (‘ommission to grant
1w . nsc to Frank Avignone. of
who has operated a bus
1: onbrook nnd Stamford for
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H. Decker.
1 Cottage SL.
House and Rim
East Norwalk.
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{OSPITAL AND SICK ROOM
SUPPLIES
loll .n. Bandage. Gauze. Adhesive
Plaster, Etc.
Stimson-Powell Corporation
i tztj~URiPTION DRUGGIS'I‘S
it»; v. -. Cameras, Film Plates.
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82 Washington Street
A'Il'nl NORWAIJK. CONN.
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complained 10. the
that. her husband In: drunk.
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Danbury police reported to the Nor.
w-nk police that a Ford machine had
net n stoltn from that city yesterday.
A daughter. Mary Elizabeth. wao
born Sunday July 10th to Mr. and Mrs,
Gilbert F._ Beers, of Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs. Beers was formerly Mina Bertha
W. Salisbury. of this city.
—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and.
cans.
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The past commanders of the Shep-
“‘ herds of Bethlehem will hold a meet-
ing tonight at the home of Mrs. Betty
Frances, 62 Osborn avenue.
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1‘ seven passenger Nash touring»
car. 1921 model. was reported stolen
from Shelton on Saturday afternoon.
The license number was X240 Connec-
ticut.
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The local police received a tele-
phone call from the Hopewell Farm
for Boys. at Crunbury last night that
13- -y~-(ar -old Joseph Alessl had strayed
away from the home .ycsterday.
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Three-year-old Carol Descenzo was
reported as lost. at Roton Point. yes-
terday. by the police of New Canaan.
Last evening about 6 o’clock the child
was found on Flax Hill road by‘a res-
ident there. The child's parents were
notified.
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—Buy your coal at Harris and Gans.
A slight accident. on North Main
street. in front of the Baptist church.
:w is “port: d \esterda_\ afternoon.
w-htn a thUt“ car and an automobile
owned by l). Burr "each. of: Brtts
place. East Norwulie. scraped togeth-
er. No damage was done.
A pleasant sail to Huntingto‘. L. 1.,
was enjoyed by several Norwalk peo-
ple. over the week-end. The sail was
made on Leo O'Neil's launch. the
“Minnie." Among those who‘mude
the trip were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank-
(Ishorn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eason.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nooney. Miss Min-
nie Taylor and Leo O'Neil.
The resignation of Howard Finch
ns lieutenant of the (bid “'ell Hook 8:
Ladder company is to be acted upon
at. a meeting of the company to be
held at the quarters on l’rnnmin
street this evening. AnotheP officer
will be elected to fill the post of first
lieutenant, made vacant by Finch's
resignation.
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-—Get your Victrola where "Good
Service is a Habit." Easy terms.
Donnelly's 16-18 80. Main St.
Several petty thefts from the hath
houses at the Norwalk Country Club
have been reported. It is believed
that a stop has been put to these do-
predntions by the arrest of a sixtu-n-
year-old \V’ushlngton street boy. on
Saturday. by Patrolman John llolu-rts.
The boy stole several bathing suits.
This morning he was arraigne before
Judge. George H. Vosbnrgh. ill‘hli" Ju—
venile court. and was fined 81“. The
’sentence was suspended and the bov
placed on probatioh ‘
The llaulntry police on Saturday re—
ported-the theft of a Ford car 1907
model. license number N. Y. 130—761.
Patrolman John Smith reported that
on Sunday morning about 12:50
o'clock. some mnn climbed on thr rear
roof of the house at No. 8 Monroe
street occupied by Steve Hoffa, and.
was looking in a window there at a
woman preparing to go to bed. The
woman noticed the man snd'screa'med.
The man disappeared and no trace of
him could he found byfimith.
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Prices
«linvn,
are coming
Many of or
promised ourselves thfl'
v huh this happened we
v I-nld begin to save.
Now it is up to' us 156..
t;:..l«:o good.
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Why not start you?
wring account here!
You will always find 118
wally and willing t0
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Brooklyn. were the weekend guests
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Amalgamated Building Traded
mama of Normal: has made a 3n;-
emu-.oontribquon o: 0“ to tho (and
for the dedicatbn of the big gun
ppeaontod to the City of NM by.
the Republic of Franco.
A pictura of m- Haign Hunt.
daughter of Mao Sergeant and
Mrs. Thomas Hunt. of this “7" as.
pear-ad in an a In dealing with the
Training Schoo for Hum ~41:
Bridgeport. in meow-Em
Post.
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Johu D. Milna. Chm-lea B. Milna
and Clifford A. Han-chum. of this
city. attended the 28rd annual reunion
of the 1st Connecticut Volunteer In-
fantry. Spanish-American War. at the
Wlnpoq Club hob... in Windsor. yea-
terday.
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An automobile. owner and linen-a
number unknown. ran into a tree op»
poaite the Nash En cring- Com-
pany's factory. on the Wilson Point
road. Saturday afternoon. doing quite
a bit of damage to the car. The oc-
cupanta were -unhurt. .
-—mgh grade coal lt‘mfl'il and
Lawrence Craufurd. formerly of
Norwalk. is mentioned in connection
with a story in the New York papers.
this morning. when a maid in his em-
ploy robbed the apartment of $8. 000
worth of goods. and turned them over
to a lover to dispoae of.
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John Novotnik reported to the po-
lice Saturday aftcrnooa that someone
had stolen the battery. timer. coil and
license from his boat which was in
the creek near the Noah Enfiieoring
company's plant John Wargo also
reported the theft of a. number of
minor articlu from his boat. .
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Property of Helen Clark Hubboli. in
this city. has been attached for $200
by Deputy Lincoln Tutor. of Stam-
ford. in favor of the Fidelity Title 8r.
Trust Company. of Stamford. in an
action started for the recovery of dam.-
ieges the loan of the sum of $106. The
ages of 8125. The plaintiff oank al-
case is returnable to the City court. of
Stamford.
Chris Lucas and Louis Kontogianua.
two well-known eat-service men. of
this city. have purchased the former
l‘iaza Lunch. on South Main street.
from llomcn 11.me and have closed
the some while renovations are going
on. The restaurant. which will be
thoroughly fixed over. will be opened
in a short time bv the two proprietors.
both of whom have been connected
with restaurants in this city for some
time. The expense of the alterations
is expected to run well into the thou-
sands. as entire new furnishings ~art.- to
he purchmd.
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s\\l.\iMER,Ml.\'!'SLEC-h‘ BEACHES
' SHORE.
GILBERT. Minn. July ll.'-—\Vhiie
“'oodard. a. good swimmer. was
rowning. Roy lthodda. minus his two
Vden legs, which became loosened
n a boat occupied by five men,
ou-rturncd. swam three hundred
yards to shore. yesterday. The oth-
ers in the boat also reached shore
safely.
llhqdda told friends here that two
of his (ompanions utilized the floating
wooden legs to old them to reach the
shore.
KILL]. 1) IV 41'1‘0 COLLISION.
TOPEKA, Kan.. July ll.——\‘ A.
Ross. an oil well shooter. and his wife.
Vt( re killed and four other poraons
were injured. yesterday. when their
automobile. carrying six cases of dye
namite and a quantity of nitro-glycer-
in. collided with another motor car.
The deaths resulted from the crash.
and not from the explosives which.
although scattered along the highway.
failed to explode.
Courtesynalways is the
rule of every officer
employee.
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