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JOSEPH DAVIS
g5 \wiissmncrom. Sm: ,
' So. NORWAle.
Crofut & Knapp
and
Stetson Hats
Spring Styles ‘
$5.00, $7.00 _
1111111115 r
"red ”1593. who recently underwent
.- operation at the ,Norwalk Hospital.
.4 coming along nicely.
—-Large size pea cool. Harris 77‘
...: 3 Co., Tel. 721.
Tm. usual business meeting of Court
..mal. No. 106. Catholic Daughters of
warricu will be held this evening.
An all-day sewing session of the
wrwalk Hospital Sewing society will
1.. held tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
now, rt Ilrotherton. Newtown Terrace.
Prev Ste-roptician Lecture “Sunny
-' 't yion" Norwalk Congregational
l'hurch tomorrow night.
Friends of Mrs. Ed. Russell of 15
W'fil Washington streeuwill be pleas-
. .i to‘ know that she is recovering
1mm an attack of pneumonia. and
hopes to be out in a. few days.
Joseph Kery. Jr.. is installing a.
-lLichardson Burton one pipe heater
at the homes a! Stephen Promer. 22
Elm firnxrt’gtreot‘. gr; 7;."1'y'jd 'f‘"
«in. Baton .
Few-n now nlfimllv'l‘s were admitted
ill the muting of thy Norwalk Build-
iw: Loan 1111!! investment Association
lwzrl yosflc-rvkuiut the offices of Taylor
& Golden. 11.0.
— l-‘rve Storoptician Lecture “Sunny
Nylon" Norwalk Congregational
l'hurch tomorrow night.
The past master's degree was con—
h rred last night at a special convoca-
of Vinshington Chapter. No. 24.
maul Arch Masons. held in Masonic
‘1 1111119.
1 on
—Buy your Victrolu at Donnelly’a
rn easy weekly payments. Store open
wuenings until 9 P. M.
A A
—-—F1rst-A1d Week—
iiverythiug in (fottons. Gauzes,
Restock your emer-
nnoy cases. Lowest prices.
4.1111111ng
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
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4. 7
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”:3 ll ho Sale Here ,3
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* Lg! X1 .."ymr ur trustee 3?
fr" - Lani; makes 211w ,
.1, _ _' Ii
fl it «~11 your 11101193". :5
:74 1'}: small portion of a
”j 731- ;lrnfiis gocach year it
:2"? 3'31 the reserve fund ii ,
:3 m1 increase the safety "3"
-..1 . " ,
i," ? 3w hank. All the rest y!
{3 t ' profit is divided 5’
.3) among the deposit- 9
1!; ‘~ as interest.
19’? c
‘5’! . .' y
:3; . Mink is an ideal
go; for you to save.
1!; _ , .
jg}; mm Meal for other . '
5:7; 1..:‘“!‘S of your fam-
'tij‘ w: friends. Tell
H” ' I1" about it and bring‘,.
ii» 141 figure to open their 4 "
11"“‘l'illib‘.
' DRY GOODS STORE . .
11K. BA NKS’
1 avenue. charged with assault, was in-
‘ ehmiah Candee. '
‘ held in Derby during May will
‘will hold a tea and food sale in the
basement of the church on Thursday
)1:'
‘and
Deputy Sheriff Edivard B. Doulens
is a visitor in Danbury on buSineas'
this afternoon.
—F'ree Steroptlcian Lecture “Sunny
Ceylon" Non-walk Congregational ‘
Church tomorrow nigm.
The case of Harvey White Tollsome
definitely continuewm morning in
the uptown city court by Judge Ne-
, ~Btorage Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Court Non-nit will hold a meeting
tomorrow night at which time dele-
gates to the state convention to be
be
elected. ‘
t
The Woman's Association of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock.
V—rFull line at Auto Accessories
won Kohn.
Local fishermen are impatiently
waiting for the coming or AprL' first
when the trout season opens in Con-l
necticut It is reported that streams;
in and around Norwalk are well stack-
ed with trout.
The Hospital Whist club will meet
'on Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. J. Morrison. West avenue. cor-
ner of Maple street. Members plan-
ning to attend are requested to notify
the hostess. telephone 1310.
—Free Steroptician Lecture "Sunny
Ceylon" Norwalk Congregational
Church tomorrow night.
About. fifteen new members were ad—
mitted at the meeting and rehearsal
of the People‘s Chorus held last even-
ing at the High School auditorium.
Following the singing of community
songs. work of rehearsal of the canta-
ta. "Joan of Arc" was hard.
—-—Girls and women who want
steady work and good pay on power
machines making men's shirts and
Athletic underwear may- obtain same
by applying to Clue-ti. Peabody 6‘: Co..
Inc” South Norwalk.
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———'Clean Egg Stove and nut coal.
Harris .md Guns Co. Tel. 721.
Gross fires were set on Meadow
street yesterday by boys. the tire de-
stroying some boon poles and badly
charring :1 shed the property of Gem-
'E‘olles. The damage is to be made
good by the~ boys who were rounded
up by tho police.
1‘ A petition in bankruptcy was filed
by Nathan Tlilly. proprietor of a toy
erratically.
3
E
, fathers ,
$1.90, $15», sm . "1
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4...—
Rogers e'Stevens“ =
3p. Alice Hurley? of Elm street, is
confined to her home with a. severe
cold.
Leroy Adams and David 13 Doctor.
of South Net-walk. have been drawn
as jurors in the Superior court. in
Danhury. veneh begins seasons to-
morrow morning.
- A minimise sale will he held at Sni- '
vaton Army headquarter; as North.
Main street. today and tomorrow. or-
ticles being sold at '10 and 25 cents.
the proceeds from the sale to be used
for charitable work in this qty.
fresh mined screened auto-
—-—Coal
Harris and Guns Co" Tel.
21.
Building material on South Main
strc°t in front of the Gottlleb store
there we; reported to have been left
lice notified the contractors who rem-
edied the matter.
Patrolman Robert Gainer inventi-
gated a report trom Flax Hill road last
evening to the effect that-several men
were lurking about a house there.
finishing light along the side of the
house. No trace of anyone could be
found by the patrolman.
' Barnes
I‘m ............-...§.....{i-- 87
Grecnstein .l- 72
Quintardgw ........... . 3-7
Fechhelme’r ...... .............. 61
mdeberz ..................,.7102
i“ 638
‘Robbins -. . . .................... 179
-Einnega,n ..... 70
Hill ”4...... ..... ... ........ 64
Fitch .........................’. 511‘
Nor-walk So. Norwalk Cnymer . 78
fine" will be no bowling tonight but
without. any waging lights. The po-i
muting Com
Ecuador: sir-vice Fulfllel’d Com .
Farm Bureau and the models! “'1“ 8.611113%
County Beekeepers Association wt din?
held 15am]; 25 m the Horticultural . “Am“ “mem-
Ball, Stanford. Cc‘mn. ‘
" . 21rd Semion, 10 a. In.
The Reds again triumphed at the -, 10 a. m.—$pring Management or
South Norwalk Clubgnlleysjlm night Bees-“L. B'. Crandull.
over the Blues. the encore: being: . ' . .
van Brakle .......'..........A..-
bees. Itisftee.
Mm. Dom Forest. who is
‘88
........................_68
Theriault ...................... 81.1
(Heinrich Hospital Sunday.
. 3:30 p. m—Incredsiig Honey‘Ci-o
Questions may he locked at. an}. thus. .
i'rhjs meeting is for all interested in
bv Era. W. H. Fa.rr'e',ll of Bridgeport. ,7
mm a. slight operation at the »_
i
1
l
é
employed
Woodward ... 834‘
C E. Nutting ......._........... 63
Davis
........................... 66
Wifitflfil‘pep‘tndalb
rm, 1 I“?
Waldo-charting!
6S0 ‘
This makes 1: tom lead arm pins »-
that the Reds have over the Blues. the. = ,;
scores on Monday night beirm 59711“ ‘ "
the Reds owns: 517 for the Blues.
here will be on 'llmrsdny night.
Bank.
$061.41; Now
-_-
Mrs. Oscar Jackpots, or New York
Raymond street returned to her h3me
last week.
Miss Florence Townsend Mitchel-1., . - ,
ommlth College. is at her home on
Flax Hill Roadii'or the spring vaca-
tion. "
that less than 011er ,
one per cent of all no
people in Annie: have:
incomes in excess of $5,
per year!
Atbout Onein
209
That leaves 199111;» .
up the MASS.
You don‘t need “m
to hove in: account an '
:
Keep your Sim
here and a small m
account as well. '
C. C. Main 0! Berkeley street. has
purchased a Nash Six 1923 roadster,
through the S. L. Benedict Agency.
The usual card night will be held
this evening at the 806mb Wj
club.
Mrs. W D. Morgun at Gibson
Court underwent a slight on;
berthront at the Stanford Hospital.
this morning Dr. Dean Foster, per-'1
torming the operation whichmstg
success. She will return home Mon— '.
day. '
All Roads
Lead to
Banner Council. Sons and Daugh—
McKinlev Camp. 1? S. \V. V" again
trimmed the Bridgeport camp of
Spanish War vets in three straight
games at the Palace alleys last night.
This makes six games total that the
local team has won from the Bridge-
port aggregation.
Members of Friendship Association
met yesterday with Miss Carrie Foster.
La yette
were made by the Past Noble Grands
to attendthe Rebekah State Anaem-
Jud 9 Penn» ‘Vosburgh in tho;
Q,Wflah‘s‘"ru WW
second district court in curingfi‘
tors of Liberty, will hold their week‘t
ly meeting tomorroir evening und it to “
ldesired that there will be 1 large at-
itendance of members. All members
taking part on the degree team will ~
please be 51th as a rehearsal will '3
be held. .
and Tubes.
grams-comma!)
..—.—~..—
try, two years ago, placed a 7‘7
“13‘ to be held at South Manchester.
on April let. The next meeting will
be held on Tuesday April 25th at the
home of Mrs. George Davis. South
Main street.
There. will he an elimination con—
test of the members of the Monker
Grotto tor bowlers of duck pins on
the Palace alleys tomorrow. Thursday
music shop in \‘orwalk. listing
his: assets at $1,???) and his liabilitirsl
at $7,091.30.
has been set. as it, is (\pectml that
composition offer will he made. Bill;
c'u‘ms that in- owes 3225 to Arthur;
Bennttt. 173 South Main street. Nor—i
walk. for wage-s: $1450 to creditors.
thul he has stock in trade \alucd :A
385». store fixtures worth $75. and
doc on open accounts, 8800. ;
For!) reports from the Connect Slit
river statu that old fishermen there,“
expect. the present will be a good shad;
year. A number of angle-rs from‘thi‘
city annually journey to the mouth
waters for a try at Connecticut's fum-
ous shad during their annual run.
Despite tho fact that the season which;
opens soon is expected to be a gond‘
one. fish cullurists called Ln by the.
Stat» l-‘ish and game commlss" onrrs
4'0me that the nutixo shad is m 1m:
driven from Nutmeg voters at an
alarming rate. River pollution and
interference of fislirrmr-n during: the
Spiuvlllilfi; period is blamed. Much
carp and suckers taken from the river
1
‘1"‘themsel\ es
Clerks
a team to compete
contest.
No date for the hearing is welcome ‘0 come along and tryl
as the alleys ‘hnve state “Ii! mOming. and at noon a re- _
011'.
been engaged for the entire even: as
“'illlam E. llrrrrn field secretary
in! the National Association of Re 31
-Estate Boards. will address the Nor-
wulk Real Estate Board following a.
luncheon at the Hotel Mahackemo to-
morro“ at 12 noon. and will be ac-|
companiml 11v John T. Sloan. national
{ice—president ot the National Ammi
ciation of Real Estate Boards The
t: 11115 will be noon the present busin- I
ass conditions and the outlook for real,
estate brokers.
The South Norwaik Post Office.n
trimmed the Nor-walk Post
Office bowling team in three straight
games at the Palace alleys last night. .
,there being a total of 211 pins lead tho 8111mm: m the” smfies‘
for all three games. Maher of the
Second District outfit Wes high man
both for his team and tor the two
it arms. with scores of 101 113 and 117
are nor: lwimg sold in mzlrk- ts at good 31"?"an Tuesday evening the two
prices. town: will meet on the- Norwalk 31—»
10:72:.
isthe test of vitality "in business .
7'3~ in eight years our business has doubled
V, “When to this vitality 15 added ample capital,
experience, conservmvc Mam; cou- -
s
"to serve webs-hove
evening, for the purpose of selecting 33‘1““ “WM Pollack, who was
m the now‘msiknocked out; Harry Kurtz and Jules
Any Phtmhet who can bowl. Reimer.
lstreet. words were said and then it is
...... .
: fears and misglvmgs of ., ii
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the cases of the numbers arrested .. a
Tuesda} evening, M 14:11. in But ‘
oNorwalk charged with malt and Offer at
. 4 $92.50 Per
breach 0! the peace. {allowing a
'mecting between them and three of i'
xthe worker: at the Greenburg plant on '
illailroad place. 7 '
i The five men arrested are Samuel ‘
Garbo. Max and Henry tummy-man.
Irving Landau and Henry Levine...
They are charged with having a» '
much above par. ~
Testimony was introduced by the
coal: was taken until 1: 80 this after- \
noon. Testimony introduced was to
the effect that Pollack; Kurtz and
lleimer were going down Gregory
Roulevard. when the live men met
them at the corner by Cemetery
- exhibit.
claimed that assault followed with : , ' ‘»
fists and stones. Pollack being knock-1 . O a
ed out. , — ‘ , 1 ‘
Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan took the Its Bindends
stand and said that. Pollack showed
lsigns of having been struck with some
dull weapon. or something similar.
from marks seen about his face and
ec.k pany issue, you are buying
Attorney John T. Dwyer cross-ex-
amined the witnesses for the state
who could testify to the assault and
Whose honesty we all appreciate
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fcan fall back upon.
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’-~ .. 7 ,_--_ , , -.You need not be surprised to see the Norwaik
Tlre quoted abuse par. We advise: its Mediate
/ , ass by cash-or on our partial payment. plan.
the honie of the Norwalk Tire 5’; Rub‘m 1' Go,
manufacturers of the famous Nor-walk Cord Tires
-This Well-known and leading NorWaik Indus-
Cumulative Pre-
ferret] stock upon the market and we have secured
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and accrued interest in large or small lots, While
it lasts. Stocks of equal or less merit are selling
\
The Company’s annual statement, just is-
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scarcely any indebtedness at all, a most flattering
Secure"-
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tire industry, men pronunent. 1n our home town,
and respect.
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1 ' ' ‘ . ,. equal,1fnot better, 1n (1) Qualit}, (2) Uniformitv,
‘ than the product of any other tire companv in the
ts Nearly 8 Per C out.
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' ' ’ nearly 8% on the investment and pays dividends
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Norwalk Chronicler