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;' Progress Forum No. 1. F. F'. L‘.. will
fleet this evening at the rooms on
Washington street.
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Court Mahackemo,‘ Foresters of
Qmerica. will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
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—Coal at lowest prioea Harris and
Bans.
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The Kiwanis Club of Norwalk, 50
strong. will Join the Stamford Kiwan—
is Clubin the clambalse on Wednesn
flail. . film-“dad. .
Miss Dorothea Ward. has taken a‘
position for thesummer- with the.
trafllc department at the local tele~
phone exchange.
J. A. Coleman. of 28, Elizabeth
drect. started to crass South , Mam
street by the Clifford Hotel. yesterday
morning about it o'clock. and ran in
(rent of an automobile driven by
James E. Powers.-ot Stevens street.
Coleman was knocked down and was
attended. by» Dr. V. V. Clausi. who
midthnt he was not injured to. any
extent.
The Dnnbury police reported ear'y
this morning that a Dodge touring
car had been stolen from in front of
the I'llk's home. there. about 9:30
o‘clock last night. The car had a plate
of the Peekskill Automobile Associa-
tion on the radiator. The first three
nubera on the license. plate. a New
York one. were “105 ."
—Get your Vick-Ola whers. "Good
acrvice is a Habit.” Easy terms.
Donnelly’s 16-18 30. Main St.
Eugene Ferretti. of 11 Day street.
”rt-ported to the police on Saturday
night that Wolf \Vnnda and two other
melt had assaulted Andrew Ferretti.
lie was referred to the prosecuting nt-
torney. Wanda informed the police
‘that Andrew had grabbed him by the,
A' fire and rack was found smu-
torney Edward J. QuinMVesterdsy.
7‘ train brings the morning papers tron
, lay. papers were not delivered until
_- an. hour later. than usual.
‘ the Norwalk Box
”Taverns. newts turnedgoaven
the uptown polio...
Engine trouble at W doe
:iayodnnearrivalot tho-Insulin: m
m m mm_ due in pm.
1: a: 0: standard time. Saturday. The.
New York and as a result of the.- do-
A leak in one of the water pipes nit
Company. North
Main and-Ann streets. was reported to
the police yesterday afternoon. Tbs
water. which did considerable dam.-
age. to. machineryand popes stockaw‘s
shut off after Patrolman John Tooth!”
and Special Patrolman Jules Boonlsh
'went- to the factory and gained. en.
trance. . m;
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—Bny your coal at Harris and Gena
- Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton todny received a letter of appre-
ciation from General Russell Frost.
chairman of the Citizens' committee
on the French cannon dedication;
thanking both he and the members of
the department for their senices duh
lay the dedication. 'ceremonles. which
were termed "effective and very helpp
tow: -.-.. .1
Having oiled up his arch support-
ers Eugene Joseph chariott of Chest-
nut street, Second district. downtown
reporter for the Norwalk Hour. has
dashed madly of! in search of a good
time for a week. It is his annual va-
cation; and in. tin; meantime Sidney
A. Bediont. First district reporterfor
the Hour. antEast Nerwalk resident.
is covering "Gene's" beat.
All the members of Hulvoy-Tarlov
Post. No: 633. V. F. W.. have received
invitations to attend a smoker to be
held on Friday evening of this week.
at Red. Men's Hail. Washington
street. to be given them1by I'ncas
Tribe. No. 26. I. 0. R. M. The Post
will hold a meeting this evening. at
which time plans for the coming oar-
ntvai will he discussed.“
—-High grade coal at Harris and
Gaps.»
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agedtosrasp*:thoeiusivessinterand
10c.
hismoo'rillslsomofbprtimeaitis
makealltnst.
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-—-Cllf!ord H°M1WMO”M
at 7: so a. m. clos- 8 pl. 11a."L
night at to p. nu ”out 4“
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One!“ at m m Jans- ml 1
over the week-end were: Kr. and
Mrs. RHBrm' anyone. .A. 1:.
Bates. 8. Pi b all. of Nos-wrong -
city: lilr. “WWI. m
Somerville. “.1“. Josephine
Draw. Mills. F. C. Marshall.
Hartford. m. and lira Baa-15mm
New -!ort;city; Robert Palmer. Port ;
Chester. N. If. Eugene '8: martin.
White Plains. Mrs. J. R. Agnew.
Grand Rapids. Wis. Harry G. White.
A. B. Paton and Raymond Harrison.
Dover. N. H.
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The izithrsgplar meeting of Nor-
walk Lodge. No. 700. Benevolent and*
Protective . Order of Elks. will meet ,
at the Elks Home. Wednesday even-
ing at 7 oclock standard time. The
refreshment committee has arranged
a summer We festival to follow
the businses~ ssssisnr Past- ExaltedI
Ruler Henry J. Bergmannnelegate to
the grand lodge convention in- Isis-l
Angeles. California. will make his re-
port. The annual Clambake will be
held Sunday afternoon. August 14th:
in Burchard's grove. and the refresh-
ment committee is making great
plans for the event.
The Norwalk Teachers' Association
has passed resolutions that all of the
teachers in that town will "use to<
do any more teaching until the June
psyochecks of 28 teachers have been
honored. and giving assurance to the
Board of Education of financial as-
sistance in pendingaluuation. There
ought to be some way by which the
teachers should get their; pay The
claim set up by the Mayor is that ~ths
Board of Education hnd nodegal
right to contract for expenditure of
money in excel of the appropriation
made for school purposes. “on
that appropriation was exhausted.
drafts were not honored. and that is
why 28 teachers are waiting for their
pay. The Board of Education insists
that it was necessary to keep the
schools in operation. even if there
had not been sufficient money appro-
priated. Mayor Donovan contends
that members of the Board became
personally liable when they exceeldod
Some sort of insect resembling a
tiny ant is creating havoc on local
apple trees. h’l’he leaves all over th
connmgide bouts op turning
brown. due tot e devastations of
hordes of these insect. In some
places effect-upon the fruit crop is al-
ready marked as the-apples are full-
ing. while in other places the fruit
seems to thrive despite the pests.
An East avenue trolley car devel-
oped trouble in the resistance box at
the switch at the “Washington street
throat as he was walking along the
' eet and had attempted to assault
with a club. He took the club
Andrew and hit him in self de~
There was a scuffle in which
w was struck the second time.
mplaints were made to the prose-
r as yet.
NENIDA' HAIR NETS
‘ 15¢ each‘
Y TWO FOR 250
*‘sr'v
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
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;-;--, fine-$17.41!; :.
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morning.
cal and truck being summoned by a
still alarm. The car was in charge of
Motorman Howard Knapp. and the
delay in the car's schedule was about
twelve minutes. No damage was
done to speak of by the fire.
The 35th anniversary of the “‘0-
men's Relief Corps. No. 15. Douglas
Fowler POst. at the home of Mrs. Ma-
mie Merwin. 1 Gregory Boulevard. on
Saturday afternoon. There were fifty
guests. both of the Corps and Dougie
Fowler post present. Commander
Elzea. of the Post. and “’illlam Step-
hens made patriotic addremes and
complimented the (‘orps on its anni-
versary. Supper was served on the
lawn of Mrs. Merwin's home. Follow-
ing the supper the guests thanked
Mrs. Merwin for her hospitality.
day.
penny that’s true but
betWeen debt and you
u may some day show
to you that it was the
nu!” d g (m
“ boy or girl with
a vision beyond “I“
the
,dhat the teachers
draw bridge at 7 36 O'clock yesterday the forehead and a cut on the eye-
the Central station cheml- lirow and cheeks. taking twenty-elem
lthe appropriation. These and other
matters have been madrthe subject
of civil suits. But ”chances are.
mm before
Public
to force than-—
the new school
sentiment ought
Stamford Advocate.»
FOUR HURT IN
DAMIEN ACCIDENT. ;
(Continued from m Pass).
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stitches to close them up. The occu~
pants in the rear seat were thrown
forward into the flying windshield
glass. Herman nutter? receiving a cut
lunder his chin and down his
neck. requiring three stitchesi '
and a cut on his left leg
requiring four stitches. while Florence
Hoover. who was in the rear seat with
Buttery. escaped with a dislocated
knee cap and minor cuts. All were
severely shaken up and were attended
0 by Dr. G. H. Noxon. the young
folks being later taken to their re-
spective homes. No arrests were made
by the authorities after an inveniga-
tion.
COLBY RETAINED B¥
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEW YORK. July 25.—Bainbridge
Colby. formerly Secretary of State,
now associated with Woodrow Wilson
in the practice of law, was retained
today by the United States Man“
Steamship Company to represent it in
legal proceedings over the seisure by
the United States Shipping Board of
'Vessels allocated to the line. -
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NEW BM‘TMN SALOON
KEEPER FINED
, NEW BRITAIN; July 25.——8tanloy
Stankin. who conducts a saloon on
Elm street. Was iinodmhusdrsd doia
lass and a'Jail sentence of thirty days
when. he use ar-
ralgned in police court this naming
for selling liquor Five othsavsimilar
eases were continued .until Thurs”
MT 3' W damn: Esau molestation ofr'astom‘slinienfil'l'
Into the stoiniheromne—and’mflie-fluongsrofi Minnow. lets a. study} a. watdl
mm: se'e surpfiscdilbnksgmv. Mm,
1" [Then comestiie exclémationr-Wher: 13.0; tile.- penphcmncfmm P.
But nobodywho knows theMill‘ End Whips!” surprised;
When do foils m m at??? m me
When they don rgcrthcnrso faster. so aim initnotl'
When dorm want; mmmmm MW?
When they dofiWthavesomany, tobeshre!’
Right now,.most follcsare-not: getting aamany-dollars as-theyl'were amhflelago.
The; needitliings just as much as ever. Amgoingjp gcrthoszfliingszm-e "the most.“ 5'
hm; {breach dollar. mm nrenos- mo m End- see '
Ofi'oourse, the people: come. We d be Surprised? if'thcy didn t. Wilda
If they (hdh t. ;
Night-upmemm End enthusiasm as
it grows; and grows; afl
fr:
50% m » m m C!" M July 26.
Ml- Lillian Kean—TR, ““8th of mu Louis Cress-an. or W ”:22 of 1.3m: hi3
knaners. FrankB. neitotdt nmmisvlsmngbrsisurs -manaslgnedbytho3altinkeclub.
Liscoh avenue is spending an ex- W _, as Pacino Coat League. yesterday
sanded manner vacation at a girls’ ‘ tit safely in his thirtieth consecutive
*1 camp at Camp MOW‘V‘W It actor-nay John 1'.- cases was in game with the latter club. Lewis has
emu. Long Island. N. I» near Port memmm mmmmnmenncemm
Stem . W thoBeeatoranaversgeof .4“.
‘ Ili- Mice Prendergast, of 5 Bpring
Hm road. is enioylns a ween
hon: her duties as net-Win .
offices of Dunbar and QM W W IN
lies! Flynn is subditdlng her
The All Stars. of Rowayeon, ’
defeated by the Monitor Grow _h§ W
at the Baxter Grounds.
morning in an 11-inning battle.
score of 12 to 11.0a Saturday It:
noon the Prophet: weer debuts.
the Nor-walk Iron Works' team's
score of 7 to 6.,
‘.
Chill“ Lindeberg. .
was knocked- mm My
A. w Penn“ has returned afternoon by a foul bail‘whfiotm
'.esssaeos-o-oosssp.
Tree Hominoch
tier home after a plea-nit visit with , 1
_ .mmcnorsaot ingthetmungame. .
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