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as mmmcrcn. STREE‘I
2 So. NORWALK.
HOSIERY
unrill slipping a man’s :
{not into—411m: holds its 1-:
shapo —- hosiery t h 8 t
doesn't get all “fumd'
up" on its first date with
the laundry—hosiery that .;_
Ix quality 811d value. ‘
Phoenix Silk
75c the Pair
Black, White, I‘VE
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“-1,. not do your house cleaning the
5 {aw-1L5»? L9: us have our Hoover
.; ill-monstrate 3 Hoover in your
l‘ronuelly's.
Rummage Sale—Women's Guild,
“7‘ vmsy church at 24 Monroe 81., a“?
4 ..:.: .3.
upelllllg’ season for fishing in
:md ponds in Connecticut
l.;'.:. tulin)‘, the only exception being
‘ - .,_,, open season on bass will not.
until July 1.
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_.D()IIBLE FRANKIE!”
Arliss in Disraeli and Larry
pre—reulse comedy
Regent today and tomorrow.
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. mm lmy name-d English ran
rv-.lr fender of a Ford car,
lg. i‘mnk E. ilyun. of Ely ave-
-..im'«luy evening, and WIS
.1 m 1h:- ground. being bruised
h. kvn up. Mr. Ryan reported
‘Mlo'nl lo the police.
Moonlight. dance Armory. Wed-
wicg: uw-ning. American Legion.
.. m thieves were active on Sat-
uum‘ng. stealing wheels both
l'irst and Second Districts at
Time. Prank Kroutch. of
mum! :i‘wnue. rr-ported his bicycle
‘ :mm the Hegvnt Theatre about
H'r’im‘k and Louis \‘eno. of 61
street. ruported that his
lmvi hm'n stolen from along-
l‘uluce Theatre at the same
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-\Toonlight dance Armory. Wed-
:.e.~d:l}‘ evening. American Legion.
'l‘l‘n‘- man who builds up his balance
i in» South Norwalk Trust Company
.Ill-l "miles himself and his business
rm-thods well known there is estab-
lishing his credit and outline him-nit
in a position to get full compel-silo:
from that Illl-llll’lltlull when ..A .1 _:
9, 3an is the time to get a strong
vnn'i truck of your business—to en—
Min to srcure ti.“ aid your chur-
.rY:mti1m: and llulancc wnrrzmi.
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l’lri‘men's Carnival
l il‘l"?! July
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For House Cleaning Time
‘llwth Hulls, llntli Flakes. Peter-
’r \ Products. liluck Flag, etc.,
, V luvrlfw-fanls of All Kinds.
<Tll.l.SOl\l POWELL Corp.
South Norwalk
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All “the New , Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
“firmmcflwmw at
E. K. BANKS’
_ DRY GOODS STORE
. Undu- Iobculmno Hotel
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Complaint about boys playing ball
~ in Union Purl: was made to the up-
town police Saturday afternoon.
y evening. American
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The catch basin a: the corner of
East and Weapon-t avenues was re-
ported broken. The ’ street depart-
ment was notified.
Legion
m JOHNNY HINES
in person at the Palace tonight with
bi.- nev picture "Bun; Em Barnes"
First New England showing.
Alice Weather-w: colored, of 113
Water street. complained to the police
last night that Jackie Quinn. her fel-
low. had assaulted her at hex-“home.
—-Large size pen. coal. Hurri- &
Gun 00.. Tel. 721.
The usual meeting or the People‘s
Chorus will be held at the High
School auditorium tomorrow. Tuesday
evening. The meeting will start at
7 o'clock (S. T.) or 8 o'clock (D. T.)
-GEORGE ABLISS
in “Disraeli" and Larry Sermon's
new big comedy "The Show" Regent
today and tomorrow.
George Storer, 0t 12 Madison street,
South Norwalk‘. charged with speed-
H. Ella, of New Canaan avenue. Nor-
walk. charged with reckless driving,
were taken into custody by the
Bridgeport police yesterday.
—-LARRY SEMON
in pre-realso of his new comedy “The
Show" with George Arllss in ”Dis-
raeli" Regent today and tomorrow.
The Dorian House opened for the
season on Saturday and! number
took advantage 0! the opening to
partake of one of the famous shore
dinners served by Proprietor John
O‘Sullivnn. .
—~Storage Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave;
The night watchman at Austin's
Garage reported that there was some-
one in Novak's restaurant on Rail-
road avenue last night. Patrolman
Hubert Gainer investigated and found
that Daniel Novak was in the place,
closing the sky light.
-—Polley's Dancing School re—opens
Tuesday night (or summer lessons,
! Thr‘ Alay meeting or tho East Nor-
lWalk improvement Association will be
3 held tomorrow afternoon at Commun-
liiy Hall. l‘he directors of the asso-
lcintitm held a mceting on Saturday
'aiternoon when plans were discussed
"which will he ldl'l the
im: tomorrow.
before meet -
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{Johnny Hines. star 0: "Burn Em l'p
;Iln.rnes" in person with the picture.
ll'alaL-c tonight only.
'lund showing.
. Mr. and mm. Max Berger en‘t‘Zr-
liertuinul a party of fricncls and rela-
‘lixes at their home on “‘ashington
street yesterday in honor of the first
ibirthay of their daughter. Sarah.
[Gm-gm wnrc present from New York,
lSianuor-i. Bridgeport and other near-
T’ri-l :»' port. The (l'lfliflgn was slight.
—.\IF.ICT JOHNNY HINES
Eln person at the Palace tonight with
zlsis new picture “Burn Em Barnes"
First New England showing.
‘lry ciln-s.
——Coal. fresh mined. screened auto~
mntically. Harris and Gan: Co., Tel.
1721.
l A «huh! m'r-ivl rut took place shori-
ly ”A: ,, w .1 mm as the result or the
lllr.» Ill lin- Royal James Hotel. Lester
[lions .: uni elriwr vmploycd by Bo-
flur’ 'i't-npzize. liar-k») his car into a
‘i’mwl runabout owned hy Charles A.
{Flu-gland. 03' {Pl iixctr-r strer-t.
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. —Moonlight dance Armory. \Vr-d-
ing on Connec'ttcut avenue. and Frank
First New Eng-1
Everybody who wears a Shirt will appreciatcrfifie wonderful
value we are giving in this Special Selling, of high grade Ma-
dras Shirts. You never'mde a more judicious: invéstment
than “the one you will nuke in~cthis event.
that withstand a hundred or more tubbing. ' ‘
‘ SHIRTS
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich have.
returned from the South and are
, stopping with Mrs. Frederick H. Ro-
wan. or. Elmwood avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Idlyden and
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Loydeh, of Scy— .
mour. were visitors will: relatives yes-
let-day.
. Mrs. H. L. Corpsman of Quinlan!
avenue, entertained her cousin. Miss
$1.50.
Here are Shirts
the G. F. s. or the Grace Church will
be held tonight at the home of Mrs.
Fred Kira, Spring Hill.
\V. E. Daniela, in, of France street.
reported to the police early Sunday
morning that his overcoat hud been
stolen at the Royal James hotel dur-
ing the an. The cost was later re-
covered.
-—EINES IN PERSON
Johnny Hines. star of "Burn' Em Up
Barnes" impel-son with the picture
Palace tonight only. First New Eng-
land showing.
. William J. Foster, who has been
with the firm of Raymond Bros. for 9.
number of yours. this morning com-
menced his new duties with the Nor-
.wulk Coal & Supply Company at the
loiflces oi the. company.
40am HINES MERE
in person with his new big picture
“Burn Em Up Barnes" 'Pusce. to-
night only. First New England how-
ins.
Molvoy-Tzrlov Pout members are
the post room on Washington street
under penally o: mining a good time.
social time. “cam" moi-u" dad that
is also a surprise for the momma
who attend. Plans for future activi-
ties are to be discussed and it in im-
portant that all members attend.
—JOKXNY HINES HERE
.‘ln person with his new big picture
"‘Burn Em Up Barnes" Pm to-
lnight only. First New Bum show-
'ing.
Great clouds of black smoke have
born noted coming from the 11mg 1--
land shore. by observers on this side.
llnzilnwn returning from the other
side declare that several forest. tires
which burned over an area of approx-
lmzm-ly Lnoo acres of scrub wood.
haw occurred on the island. The
smoke could be seen lying thick over
the wall-r in mid-Sound yesterday
afternoon.
I “Don't forget music festival, High
school auditorium. Wed. Thurs, Fri.
’evenings. 8:15 daylight saving.
‘ Tho Dennison Art and Craft Exhi-
‘bltlbn begins today at the Hamilton.
:shop. 49 Wall street~ One or the most
attractive tenures of the demonstra—
tion will be the making oi‘ paper hut-I
f1 om tho Dennison Crepe Paper. You
{can make a but, a! a very smallcosl
10 match every drew that you have.
The Exhibition will he hold all of this
(week and the public i: cor-daily invit-
ed to attcncl.
—If you haven't a gas range no
,douht you want one. It you have
an old range no doubt you'd like a
new range. Our liberal terms will
allow you to have a new one. Our
liberal allowance for your old gas
stove is worthy of your consideration
Ccmo in and see our big display of
A-B gas ranges. They bake better
and use less gas. Angevine Furniture
company. excludvo agents.
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and makes himself and
he necdsit.
a 1% ..m.flzm
Money and . Credit
The man who builds up his balance at this bank.
known here is establishing bigger-edit and putting
whimselfina position to get fullco~operation when
Nowisuzeumetoggméngmm’oi
his business methods well
”.mflle aid your
‘Tll
A meeting or the Senior Club at: .‘ '
With what will lie-recorded as the
heaviest day or nurse this season in
Darien only one accident tool: place
yesterday (Fit being between a motor-
cycle and a touring car.
A man who gave his name as Daniel
Varelll of 73 South Sixth street.
Bridgeport, was obliged to abandon
the motorcycle he was operating and
take a. nose dive into the gutter on
the Post road and Brookside avenue
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday-utter-
noon. The plunge resulted in the man
“breaking his right leg.
When Officer Harry—Palmer of the
Du-lcnpouce invedpted it was out.
ed to him that the motorcycle was go-
”lug at a terrific rate or speed and the
touring car likewise. It was further
warned to be sure and attend the ““9-
mecting to be held this evening at 1°C“ authorities.
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[men was rushed to the Stamford Hos-
There will be a business meeting. .lva. where he '83 "931“ for his in-
No arrests were made by the
“Immediately after the. accident the
jury. Today it was reported he in rest-
ing comfortably. The remains of the
motorcycle were taken to a local gar-
age where repairs are under way.
Will: more than 600 cars [using
through town each hour Dnrien was
fortunate in not having more accidents-
whlch is probably due to Trunk: or-
.ncer Ernest Grant and the lint: police.
who paroled the hi ' j ’13 day.
Traffic at the scent? of the accident
was congested for more than twenty
minutes.
A special meeting or the Second
Taxing District will be held tomorrow
evening at 8 o‘clock (S. T.) or 9
o'clock (D. T.) for the purpose of
considering the conveyance to the
Crabbe Role Works. of a strip of land
owned by the district. between Day
and Water streets. The land is bound-
ed on the north by Concord street ex-
tension. on the east by VVau’r street.
on the south by a creek and on the
west by Day street.
ESTABLISH” 1892
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
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85 Washington Street, 80. Nor-walk
' avenue. is visiting
’ cliche. N; Y?
said that the accident wu unavold- ,
Dun Shy Guy
Henriette Mars. at Mt. Vernon, over
‘, the weelimn’d.
V-P’utmun’ . avenue, were luStumfiord
Miss Beau-ice Morel“. of Webster
street. and Miss Mabel. Raider. of
yesterday.
.. George a. (tandem. or Bridgeport,
who has been visiting his sisters of
. Barber avenue. has minimal home.
Mn. Kittie Lane. of Huber avenue
spent the week-end with her sister in
7; ~ Bridgeport.
Mrs. mule Lundqnlst. at Harbor
friends in New 81'»
(Continued From Pogo One)
from KcnsssCity some months ago.
.wlflch man 11ch local officers
had 1nd of him. There was some
doubt. however, a: to the identity of
the man killed. Angle’s arrest wasrtor
a robbery in Los Angelou the police
or which city send word that they are
ling to surrender him to New Hay;
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”MISTER BOUND .
AND GAGGE
Continued from Page One.
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men were unmasked. he had no idea
who they were.
The minister was recently ordered
tried by his presbytery on charges or
conduct unbecoming a minister. The
charges were based upon his actions
in marrying a. couple in a. swimming
pool. exhibiting motion pictures in his
church, and preaching the funeral
oer-mu: of Jake 1.. Hanan. who was
kllle-l by Clara Smith Human.
mmmvmms
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It Mean So
Kiwi-airtime flow
maul.
You can turn gray, faded hair
beautifully dark. and Innuen- almost
over night it. you‘ll gut c bottle of
“Wyeth's flame and Sulphur Com-
pound" at. any drug star-e. Millions
of bottles of thh old famous Sage Tea.
Recipe. improved by the addition of
other ingredient. are cold annually.
says a wen-known drunk: here. be-
cause it. darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no. and can tell it has
‘ been applied.
Tho-e whose hair is turning my or
becoming Med have a. surprise
awaiting them. became altru- one or
two Ippllmtlons the gray hair van-
ishes and your locks become luxurl‘
antly dark and beautiful.
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This is the age of youth. Gray-
halred. unattractive folks aren't
wanted around. so get busy with Wy-
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-
night and you'll be delighted
your dark. handsomw hair and your
youthful appearance within a few
days—duly.
PALACE
Tonight Only
JOHNNY HIN ES
In Person
With His New Picture
“Burn ’Em Up Barnes”
in Prices
No Advance
THE HUMAN
ELEMENT
Nothing can take the
place of the Human
Element. No organiza—
tion can afford to be.
cold, indifferent and re-
mpellently professional. i
It is the aim Oi‘tlzis
bank to give Person’s}
mad have are:-
smal Interest in his
Attentionxto everycus- ' 1
Not One Dollar
that you put inlo 3
Savings Account
ever goes below par:
One Dollar is ALWAYS
Worth 100 Gents Here.
and it constantly increases
as {lye interest is added,
Last year Get. Rich Pro-
moters- (leeced American
Savings of 500 millions 0t
dollars.
Think of film :
Come to the first Bank
under the bridge on Wash:
ingran 8L and deposit 301:!
spare change.
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JuspulTNo.5757............”UH...“-
‘flcithcr Front nor Bock-”Loco
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as. Most reuon'imy priced 35.00.
No. 444
Low top; medium skirt-
J. I. Mallette
88 WashingtonStreet
' 'Pbis marvelous corset has a, closed. vell—
sloped back. The entire from consists or Ian!-
impl Cloth beneath which is Hidden the ingenious
lacing device. One pull on the ends 0! the
laccrs and the corset is adiusied. ‘
Low top: long skirt. Pink coulil; sires 88 to
Also Ask to See Self-Reducing
wum, or pink. '
couiil; sizes 24 to 36. Unnrpassed Value at 33.09.
South Non-walk
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WEDDING GIFTS
Diamond Rings, Brooches, Bur Pins in Great Variety,
Pearl and Ivory Beads, Silver and .(‘ut Glass, Silver Table
Ware in Chests or Single Pieces.
YOUR INSPECTION l8 SOLICITED
O. B. JACKSON
JEWELRR—OPTOMBTRIBT
CREPE PAPER
at the
49 Wall Street
58 Wall St, Norwalk. Conn.
MAKING YOUR OWN HATS FROM
Is to be one of the most attractive feaiures of line
Dennison Art and Craft. Exhibition
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The Hamilton Shop
A Dcnnimm Roprcscnlaiivo \Yill lio- llcro All This Elli-ck
The Public 13 Cordialiy Invited to Attend
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carpets to the cleaners“, g
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As it Cleans
Prove for Yourself that W m M ,
Really Cleans M M
let us send our Hoovermaa 8;}de ' ,
have him demonstrate one 1mm m j ill-c. " ' ‘
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