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There will be a rehearsal of the
guard team of Eureka. Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42. I. O. O. F. this eve-
ning. ' .
An afternoon tea and food sale was
held yesterday at. the South Norwalk
Congregational Church by the W0-
man’s Association of the church.
which was quite successful.
——Large size pea. coal. Harris a;
Guns Co., Tel. 721.
,Alexander J. ltummler and family.
who have been residing for several
years in Glenbrook. are making pre-
parations to again occupy their fine
property on Flax Hill Road. and will
once more become residents of Nor-
walk.
Vi'estport is listed as having sixteen
cast-s of small pox. Bethe-l with one.\.
new case and “ridge-port with six new
cases. by the Statn Department of
Health. F‘uirficld County isthc only
county in the State having this dis-
ease.
and nut coal.
Tel. 721.
-—Clean Egg. Stove
Harris and Guns (‘0.
Members of South ‘Norwalk Coun-
cil. No. 1253. Knights of (‘olurnbus
met last evening at which time anum-
,her of matters pertaining to the order
and its future activities were dis-
cussed. among them the carnival
which is helm: plamed for this sum-
mer.
Gerald T. lirophy reported to the
police that he had had a slight acci-
do ".t on Hamilton avenue yesterday.
r a“... thr rear xvlicr-l of his automo-
bile skidded. thlh car being thing
around so that he Fll‘lll'k- another car
in front of him. No great amount of
domain was done.
—-V'(-lour hats at O'Brien’s.
~—First-Aid Week—
‘Everything in (‘ottonxz Gauzea,
Bandages. Restm-k your emer-
gency cases. Lowest prices.
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
South 'NorwaJk
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«9 To Workers ;;
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‘.~: Who Save Here 9’.
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.g No ofl‘icer 'or trustge
. g; of this bank makes any
.; profit on your-money.
. ‘6 A very small'portion of
g; the profits go each year
i; into the reserve fund
i6 and increase the safety
ll of the bank. All the rest
ii of the profit is divided
ti up among the deposit-
lg ors as interest.
H '
U, The bank is an ideal
3! place for you to save.
5', It. is also‘ideal for other
:: members-of your fam-
. 11y, or ‘ffil'fionds. . Tell
:: them abou‘fi? and bring
them here to opentheirr '- ' '-
accounts. - '
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'n—n—h
Savings Ban. k
, "mucky High ” .
up-"
no“,
Arthur Bates. seventeendear
' . old ion or Mrs. Boa Bate: at West
' . ' min Glendon inane:- no: men .n *Nmm dbl“ ubfifim
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mm mum 8L "‘ ’rrom up West. Norwalk chapel. inter-
‘ tin or Austin's Garage. , Phone .1959.
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oi poi-ion of nrw. M was
Washington street, Rev W' of
Falter-merit gas in Plne‘ Island ceme~
tery. , - - '
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E. K. BANKS.
our Goons STORE
Unitin- mum
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Brutal. limes. ' .
Brown
at meeting or the ammo: the Go- l9 39“!” cm?“"”
iurnbus Chisen' my“ field lust» """"
night. Armgements .w'ero made to
outrun centrally locnted quarters.
meat to:be
. WEMM ‘
puty Fire Chief inimuel C. Mffowan.
M my sf . or may ,Cls!
She loam-viva! by he!
—Mr. Axel Amu‘ndoen of 67 On—
borne Ave. East Nor-talk Lu pur-
chased a "490" Chevrolet 4 door Se-
dan. (mm the lace: mt W. R. Aus—
year.
and by one Ion.» J
He is am .1 .
undo brother: Iii.
Rowwton. lfira- Loni-e
———-
Harold Smith. womanm
If the Woolwrm-m-mwns-
lcott. coves-
ton, and _John5_'w. Booth, at New
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ltor a nervous breakdown.
'da in ages between themselves.
Orton-I. Lo. Thoma-twill beheld
on Saturday some: 2:30 o'clock,
“WI fibfil‘k‘éflefifq» 39.“: m s.
-‘Le'v'm amt. rile interment will;
be in Riverside cemetery.
.._-———
ton street. is in the Norwnlk Hospi-
tal. where he is undergoing treatment
The class of 1521 °fi§kflt§l§fii
Lodge, ‘3'“. Wura-mi - entertain-
...cil’: Tn connection with a meeting to
be held on April 3. The musical pro-
gram will be under the direction of
Prof. Jesse Hopson.
Fur-end «John Math.
The tuneni or John MoGnth was
held this morningnt 8:30 from
late home. 65 Putnam avenue. and
nine o'clock from St. Joseph's c
where). requiem ms was sung by
pastor. Rev. Dennis Hurley.
bearers were William Conway. James
—Mrs. Jennie B. Clark ’0: Elliott
street. East Norvl'aik, has amt-chased
her second Chevrolet "490" Touring
car (tom the local agent W. R. Austin.
Austin's Garage. Phone 1959. Shanahan. The remains
The newly elected oflicers of South
Norwalk Lodge No. 529. L. O. O. M.
will be installed at the meeting to be
held on Thursday evening. March 30.
at the Moose home. There was a reg-
ular meeting held last. evening.
Pa. for burial in St. Michael's come-i
tery. .
Funerd of Mrs. Bates
The funeral of the late Mrs. Harry
E. Bates was held from the late homt’.
19 Golden Hill street. at 11 o’block‘
this morning. the remains being
shipped to the home of her brother.
Martin Heath. 433 George street. New
Haven. at noon today. The funeral
will be held tomorrow morning at 9.
line 0: Auto Accessories
—-Full
Anton Kuhn.
Norwalk has two cases of whoop-
ing cough. two cases of scarlet fever
and two cases of small pox. but none
of any other contagious disease. ac-
cording to the weekly morbidity rc- o'clock from the home of hm" hm”:-
Port of the State I)opartmpnt of (‘1‘ and il‘. 9:80 o'clocklrom St. John S
R. C. Church. The interment will he
in Evergreen Cemetery. The poll
bearers this morning were Ollfi' S.
Youngs. T. C. Cavanagh. E. \V. Pitch
and Lee Tripp. 2
Health for the last week.
——‘;’elour hats at O'Brien's.
it was announced at the Superior
ourt this morning that Judge John
. Booth Would hold .'|. special scs- lefi'fllfi' 3‘“- Dennis cm-
on of the court of common plea; in The funeral of Mrs. Dennis Calls-
the first. week in May. ban will be held Saturday morning at
9:30 from the late home “’cst Rock.
avenue and at ten -o'cl&k from St.
interment will be in'
C
it
:1
. orwnlk in
There were a number of minor mnt-
tr-rs that came before the court *on
short calendar. but nothing of unyinlnry's church.
smut inmortnncc. . iSt. Mary's cemetery. - ‘;
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-——Stnraze Batteries recharged. A meeting of the entertainment
committee has been called for 11
o'clock Sunday morning in the Am-
9
Aaron Kolm. 9 Railroad Ave.
A slight automobile accident took Iericun Legion club rooms. '
place yesterday afternoon in front of i
Arnold‘s Foundry. H031 street. when -——Thc sidewall-t test proved "Nepo,
onset‘s" best. Yau'yehneep the .Hvear
is there. Buy nowthm‘t wait. The
price is right. New patterns. ' clea'u
3and clear "chonset" meets every
need whether it be floor covering.
bent and :1 tire blown out. The two rugs or rug border. Angevine Furni-
pru‘tirs concerned agreed to settle the “lure (‘0. a
)iotor- I
cycle Patrolman Charles Thorpe ill-i Therc will he still another match
u stigat. d the accideni polled at the South Nor-walk Club this
__....._ icvening’ between
—-I‘iuy your Victrola. at Donnefly'sllilucs in the Rooters' Bowing Tour-y
on easy weekly payments Store openinamcnt. The Blues emerged victori-.
evenings until 9 P. 11. ions lust eveningrin the rolling. i
an automobile truck owned by Ike
Seigel collided with a touring car 021-.
cmted by Henry 0. Beers. oi‘ “'est—
port. lim-rs' machine was considera-
bly damaged. the left guard helm:
As will he,seen from atlvcrtislngl —r~0phir Chapter. 0. E. 3. Food:
npprarins‘: elsewhere in today's issue. ; Sale. Stillson &' Powell's l’hnrmucy.'
All-cit 1). Morgan. the \V'ashlngton 5 Saturday. ‘ - . ;
street hardware man, has taken the! ' ‘
owner of the famous money-buck: —-YV1-'ll sny.".\'epon.set" “'6‘an W0"-
liilo l-lmmels and Vurnishcs. and isflnoks well and roofs lest—Sow" 38)"
advertising them extensively. The .30 too if you watcfi’ (he'sidcwnlk test. .
Evening Sentinel is used by Mr. 3Thousauds of peoplecgm‘acuming 0V9!“
Morgan lmcausc of the known results ,it. pounding their hcels‘ln'to it. This.
. that it brings. and this reason coupled ‘ia equal to three reamiwenrln an or.- 1
with the excellence of the line he car-,dina'ry kitchen. ‘A blg‘stock 6‘ pretty
Tl! s causes him to use considerable ’pntterns at special ,priceg-wlll be round;
space to tell Sentinel renders nborit at. Angeyine's. ~' a " .
the guarantee that goes with every- . ' " . "' ' i
can 'or Hilo. products. "IL, it is not A pension scheme for older people
satisfactory. return it and ‘we'will re— lwill be~diocuned twilight aka meet-l
fund your money. or give you a new ing of Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Or-
can. without quibbling." is the stnte- lder of ‘F'o'gien‘ Atitlrd‘fim'eathe pro. r?
position will be explained to the loo
mcnt made both by the Hilo
cal organization by finxldfl‘rume F.
and by' Mr. Morgan. -
company
—Coal. fresh mined- screened auto-;0!(tonrieil. of Kal‘lmeriTYr will also.
matically. Harris andGans Co.,. Tel. be present at thé méeuffg norm John l
121. 13th grand auiltor. of Stamford.
- . is the test of vitality in' business
‘ f . ' it ~ . .. _
.. In eight years our Vbusines's-hasdoubled,
.1- --..-.
When to this vitality 18 added ample Gaprtal
experience; conservative” managommtgou ..
.pled with a willingness toserve Wébefieve
this to beagoodzbankforyohffiécount " ‘ “
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W. Smith. or Néwn‘rKI'k’l‘IJ. JudgelI '
.‘ .. ‘ _’ W. _ . . e . . '_ .
amino” ' .u “dunno: run-air. » may it I
W . . > *,
uglero ‘Schulge's ,
. “I I'm ;mcenmmoenmm
8-
ton. Oct.15.
flotation! WT in
you animal any
"Now I mum to show 3°“ it,
more whiskey: .
Beware drove!»
.q.‘ a. 1
Theme-ma
place on a. bio! road in‘
1920. to meet him
' F canker-h shena- Mm
“by” a. When:
1-33.“le
,.
wide the. mans-“l!
market.
E. fié’nto, who has had many years
experience .in the m an!
repair at aboard: considered to. be
one of the butlfioe ileum mm
builds shoe. to look like new «ones;
He has thermostat-d em shoe ma:
whiskey. empirical said as Renaldtno chinery installed in this shop—and .the
m uio car he coiled out-m.
it in” “It“ All whiskey.
u —
8900 and’wouldfliring' tne rest, next,
day. ' ‘ . l
and-‘Chwertolvd‘ him to turn
Ashe Md so comply.
said. Rutter-o sewed Renaldino.
cried ou : "Let me go!
. will give you the money!
. MIW into the our and forced :
‘34“ MW- W the ‘feel. He and Engine,
ram 31' "0 one" ‘torced n handset-chief into Renaidlno s
R- 3» m- °‘,mouth. mac took n roll or bills
from the .mn's pockets and put it in ’
his own. Rosier-or
revolver. )3;
the .church. who has
at I work on a. house. the cellar being ex-
huréh. cavated by T. F. Foley & Coupon)“
thefll‘wo other lots have been sold
The pail Stephen Kvanczfof‘m flax Hill road.
The property is in charge of Frederick
Costello. P. J. Collins and Edward .H. Rowan.
were taken , estate and
on the 1:43 Colonial express by Fun- iW. Hoyt Co., Inc. survey a
eral Director A. J. Collins to Chester. out.
'cle. near the Nor-walk Armory. is also
5planning the development
. more
”more houses will shortly be erected
there.
afternoon of the tire loss of Edward
Bates‘ house in West Norwalk. the
place being a total loss.
sured for $3.000 through J. M. Layton
8-.
' ”use“ the my. Ben-
“;tho maid. replies he and
312me naked as to the My
Let me so! 1,
n Rug-icy“.
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on .‘E‘E-sflffififiln; a.
lime in: our need. .
already commenced
to
‘
administrator of the Knapp
he recently had the Sat no!
no flake it
Mr. Hoyt. who owns Lafayette Cir-
of eight
lots on this location. and three
.
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Adjustment was made early this
It was in-
Company.
the Red. and the;-
Keep Your
IMPORTANT .
PAPERS
In one .of our Steel
Boxes here in th
Bank '
Fire proof and Burglar
Proof—Costs only $4.00 a
year for a private box.-
Yon keep the key.
\Ve have a few of these
Safe 11231305“ xes to rent
rightwihow. l;est ma-k e
your arrangements for one
of them quickly. ‘
Not necessary to go to
any other Bank—ALL the
service possich to. get in
all the Banks, you can get
in this Bank.
Use All Our Service
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The '
thew. .
the what-5
who >.
repairing will he...” mm better
than turbid Whom-flywheel?
(tumbled doing“. ; . ; g
., He you be Mi’foi‘m non:
dam. Nil-d}: 27th. ,3: the «announeevl
.geni: on 13901:“ pm.‘.mentions. rested.
WM.“ :1. of 19 Ferris
amywwlnond under arrest st his
WM its“ o'clock last night
3. mt signed .by Grand Juror
.Mthnughnes-y. and is to be ar-
m i2! 1130.1):an court this utter-
nom. ‘ -
Bloom is chased with the seduc-
tion of 1. young man living in Ba-
rich. .
3 He was ahead under arrest. by Can-
Fumble Bowman and Grand Jur-
or Streamlines} , the proper authority
having been granted the odioers to
omission: this town.
i There'- m considerable mystery
About the opener: with which Otne
iy'oung, man vesicle-arsed. not. even
his porentn having been informed as
goo the stun-e ot'thge charge against
m.‘ when the young man was ar-
NEW HAVEN
LD FOR B':‘ h
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.r‘h“ ”HEN. Math -'
{3.12%. k ‘ - :tnsted 011ch 2““
her: c’.‘;.";“,1.f.”i: “sit“:mhrlp V
Anotl‘fli‘ “as ”wilt/trad“ :
complaint in; in?“ (in‘ ‘
violation of V. “d for
E thr- prohibition MN
m. .- .LJIf'i $25 and c ‘
ion (J; 1;» .‘lvlleOlJlle laws 9“
other was
safncthfhtl \w lncle in on“
g . ‘.r the nillers Oi ‘
lf-(‘tflir all ‘r; ,, X‘,‘> Yoxm V
i I‘ l\'e “can :1 Lt .3 0h an ldlenm 7.
!as they Wu. mm the mafia“.
l sent to (oi :4 . lion-.11 institu‘r *
Th“ F' V' ”Trustul in (“in
elcrt :1 [n :x. c.- mm, mm sue
Paw“; WW" "”9 lo commies‘ 4.
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avmm2w~attfix:?.
hm”: ‘ -i "or lack OHM"
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TheHome of Good Clothes for Men and “'omen
12-14 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
calm
ACCOUNTS
OPW‘
Peeple’s
T rust" Co.
South m, Com.
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inanlwiutirrnfi
‘TWOIEFI‘IFEEI‘ .-
Every step hetakes is
wrong. The faster he
goes the more he g‘éts r:
nowhere. . ,7 Y o u ' know
him- He isth‘e. man who)
_ never are an)? modest-1
11' Wmm in! ,
this pang .i-‘vlculdgcure f
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,.
'~ These Suits are growing‘into
/.
man-tailored modes.
greater favor on .account of”
. their smartness as well "as
comfort, shown ~in many
. i Sport Coats
$1293 an“ up
Herc' are" just the great.
roomy, wrapr‘iound sort of
coat yon_-want for cross.
comitry, days. at golf. motorm
ing or. for any outdoor
Spring wean,
. 01‘s folluw . 'l‘li-l l,»
' Special Arrivals
svel Spring Wear‘
Admirablé Styles at, Exceptional Prices
I)resses
$10.98
These Spring
Strikinglf:
\‘t'l‘_\' v?“
m. -_-.
The
sleeve
peasant yore ;:'
becoming €11”
waist. The !:1.a‘-"
cunt mists.
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W‘ it?” MIME”.
textures "but; of
patterns that.
these new 11033}. ‘P‘I‘iced to met-t llu
Lsilts' of the moderate ,
YouXVill Like These
Pretty Hat's
Selected for their «‘thNV"
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