1922
All the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
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DRY 00008 STORE
. Under umcnmo Hotel
ill-47 West Wuhimon
Joseph DAVIS
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i—Full line at Auto Aoc flu:
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Routine business was disposed of at
the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the East Avenue M. E. church held
yesterday afternoon.
mm» :70 years it has
llnllsvllnld word.
priilifltl on Fruit of
=,...-m muslin in a. large
.: Vltlzorns —'l'hc Springwood I! b ll
use a team
82.00 will hold a dance at Kiss Hall Sutur-I
day night. May 6. |
;;..- and Hood quality
’i..il run he made at a
J. William Rowe is enioyin ;
_ x a brie!
\acation from his duties in the Nor-o}
walk postomce. He will so to Litchtield
tomorrow to try out the trout streams .
in that vicinity.
———Mme. Frances Beauty Parlor is
open for business 10 South Main
street. Six years experience on 41st
street and Broadway. Marcel Hair-
mi' llust Norwalk. has “ aving. ’
('hm-role-t touring
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’..tllll‘L" r. of 23 Elm St..
Vincent .Mancusi. aged ll. of New
Rochelle. N. Y.. has been missing
{since May 2. according to word receiv-
fed today by the local police. The boy
p.1rl‘l'l1150d a “490.. started for Shelton but has not been
run: mr from the 10cm heard from since.
of Austin's Ga- ’
l’rliil.
——-Clenn Egg. Stove and nut cost1
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721
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, - “it'll School Friday. A resident of Sound View ’l‘crruce
' .x‘ lull Auditorium, 8:15. commamf‘d t0 the police last night
,,.,-._____ film: someone was trying to get m -
:their home. Patrolman Robert Gainer
responded but could find no trace of
"rain. 193l1d Al‘iillf‘l‘)‘.
w :l:‘;:r drill this t-vr-
il: armory alt which anyone-
of lntvrcsts to}
H. made. The‘ ——l)ennison Demonstrator at The
1.. taken out for'Hnmilton Shop. Free instruction.
.».. “mg, Europe paper. rope Work and scaling-
.. wax craft.
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Edward Hall of Highland avenue
was knocked from his bicycli- and the
“'ht't'l badly damaged by a truck he-
nrath the “'ashington street bridge
yesterday afternoon at a quarter to 5.
,Tlle registration numbers of the truck
were Connecticut 18-394.
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l'ILillt‘l‘S of Monk- ’New York is now in town. Telephone
H. .l t'..irlrr>n oliicers zit orders at once Mnlliickemo Hotel. '
l. v Saturday. May 6,; __—__-— I
v. ,. ' ilflm. i The Angevtne Furniture company
“4 -— have added a. new equipment for lay-i
. .m- as follows: ing linoleum. this is being furnished
.~ . .mmiw-rsary or the by the Armstrong Cork 00., one of thel
min ill HHS. The largest manufacturers of linolcums. It'
M 1 {LS Confederate consists of two 150 lb. rollers. weights”
North Carolina. felting. pastes and water proof
~ 'l‘s-nnessee. There cement. ‘
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~ .ls Mother's Day. -—Count the Chevrolets. then call
m last quarter on Austin (phone 1959) for booklet.
n l": is» :1 new moon 3 —-—-——-——— ;
ill will til; rug-mop. 1 Victor J. llenelisha. Associated :
ii'rvss operator for the Evening Sen-'
ltlncl office. left yesterday afternoon:
ilor State Linc. Muss. there to spend
n. two wccks‘ vacation with his lam-i
Wily. During his absence Clifford C.
2 Main. of Berkeley street, is taking the .
L .5.:-lsocluted Press reports.
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matlcally. Harris and Guns Co.. Tel.
‘. {‘i'lldO Hair. Nets’ ‘
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Monknnna. the newly organized aux-
(iliary of Monkur Grotto. will hold 3.
ST“! ”(UN POWELE coma tics-plion and dinner on Saturday
‘ovmxiilz at 6:30 o'clock (D. I‘.) at the
South Norwalk - ilntrl Mnhacitcmo. to the Grand Cni-
ldron (miners of the State. All Ma—
H‘"‘ ’ ’ . 4—- s-llfic. mnmlmrs and their families are?
illiiiul to attend. After dinner all;
mm will nzliollrn to St. John's Temple}
imriteley street. First District, where.
a 2‘! :1 public installation or the newly
.‘ elected ofiiccrs will be held with lip-A
propl'iutu I‘lfl‘t‘lllOHTOS.
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—-l.inoieum contracts in winter and
expands in summer. but when cement-r
041 down lull over) it stays put. The;
cost ol‘ N-mcnting is small considering
the extra amount of wear obtained by
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‘01? kidney trouble because. they neg-
, SHIRTS
$1.50
agverybody who wears a Shirt will appreciate the wonderful
“‘ ”us we are giving in this Special Selling of high grade Ma-
drgs Shirts. You never made a more judicious investment
that the one you will make in this event. Here are Shirts ‘
that. withstand a hundred or more» tubbing.
“Rogers 89° Steven‘s
Norwalk So. Norwalk
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pox will not neoconrily continue mild.
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There have been four deaths in
Bridgeport. and it is known that
smallpox becomes of a. more virulent
out. The "ant " questioned Dr. Black type as time 5°” °"'"
as well as Dr. Robert E. Perdue. local “The “0m“: we“ 0‘ mumx on
health omcer. on various phones at the. 5 community u severe. It 1' damag-
smallpox situation. particularly in ret- ~ing ‘0 business. The “la-“W in
erence to the eltectivenels or mcina- lBethel has caused a. loss ”f ‘35-000 ‘0
tlon as a preventative or smallpox. “0'000 up to the pm" the",
Probably the best argument. in favor "Norwalk has been particularly {0"
chart of the ,tunate. although smallpox is still drib~
Bridgeport smallpox situation ex- 'hling 81°08’- Vficcmatlon can't, be car-
hibited by Commissioner Block. Theifled 0‘" “mm“ °°'°Pem“°n 0‘ the
chart. kept from actual statistics. 33°“ citizens and this is the only
showed that there hes not been a, sin- .method of fighting the disease.”
gle case of smallpox among the schooll Postmaster Andrew Leary at. "“3
children til Bridgeport since vaccina- ‘stssc °f the game demanded to know
tion was insisted upon for the children if vaccination “"3 not been the cause
or the death of the Johnson girl at the
Nor-walk hospital. Dr. Black explained
by Coroner Phelsn's report showed
‘that death was the result of infection
resulting after vaccination.
The meeting was opened by Mayor
Calvin B. Barton who introduced Dr.
Perdue. Dr. Perdue explained the
situation in Norwalk up to the present
He gave a resume at the Scam Richard H. Golden declared that he
situation in East Norwallt. He. de- didn't think that agitating the small-
scribed the cases in the Walsh family pox situation was going to do any
on 10 First street. saying- that mem- 'sood to the city. Because of them-
bers of that family had come in con- ltation. Mr. Golden sold the local bust-
tact with people for four days before “938 WOUM‘ be lnjured. ‘
the cases were diagnosed as smallpox.I DT- Black. in “Mt“. declared that
He said that one of the Walsh chil- he m doins‘ his beat to prevent
drcn attended Marvin school and two In“!!! on the border of Connecticut
the Franklin Junior high school. Dr. ,~from declaring ”1 {subarea on thll
Pei-due stated that there was a sign in “819- x
the Grand Central station. New YGrk For the next three quarters of an
city. which said. "Don't visit West-filo“? Dr. Black was subjected to a
port." ' ibombardment of questions from the
"We don't want that sign to read. “antic" including Mrs Boyd.
"Don't visit. Norwalk. " declared Dr. . Mrs. Boyd said she could give the
Perdu. jlocal officials the names or 850 per-
Health Commissioner Black was sons Opposed to vaccination. She said
next introduced by Mayor Barton. ’thit she thought “103 thO best thing
”Connecticut is known as an no. ‘that the local authorities could do was
vaccinated state." said ~Dr. Black. nto clean up the unsanitary aspects of
"That is there is no law in the stategNorwalk. She said that there were
requiring compulsory vaccination at dead horse in East Norwalk which
stated periods as in New York state ,lald for several days before it was re—
and Massachusetts. Fifty per cent annoyed.» that. t .. _,gw_;‘another at the
the people in the state are vaccinated, Ih'y Idlfll'tjosd to}: d not been re.
fort :five per cent will assist health ,move " .
uuthyoritles by becoming vaccinatedzi The Joint. meeting closed with Dr.
while five per cent 0! the people are Black recommending that the citizens
conscientious objectors.
Dr. Black then gave. a description of
the preparation of the vaccine used in
vaccination saying that he underwent
two inspections under govc ~nment
supervision and it was absolutely pure.
"The smallpox first broke out in
Bridgeport on I‘lecembcr 23. 1921."
said Dr. Black in giving a. brief his-
tory of the smallpox situation. “There
has been 201 cases reported in that
city to date. Nineteen other towns
have cases and this means that a great
many unrecognized cases are walking
around which are a. menace to the
community. The smallpox up to the
present time has been mild. The
DID HIM MORE GOOD
Many men and women suffer from
backache. rheumatic pains, stiff
joints, sore muscles and other results
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thoritles in the iatter's campaign to
check smallpox. -
ROYAL JAMES GIT-SST [LL
Charles Smythe Earl. a permanent
guest at the Royal James hotel. did
valiant service in assisting many who
escaped at the fire on Sunday morn-
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is a result of the exposure to
been quite ill and under the physi-
been quite iii and under hte physi—
cian’s care since the fire. He stated
to leave the hotel.
the hotel there should have been in-
cluded the name of Mrs. Marin-n S.
Goondle.
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Honey That lntoxicatu.
The honey obtained on the banks a!
'the Euphrates is of an intoxicating
iccted the first, warningr symptoms.
l-‘oley Kidney Pills aid the kidneys to
‘stternoon to secure a missing witness.
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ot' Norwalk support the health am!
that he was the last one of the guests .
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In the list of permanent guests at.
Lyman Moore or 1 Brook street. .
colored. today is locked up in the up-l
town police station charged with high-
Knight" special “90 mile" racer. Run
4.000 miles. Full equipment. Guaram
teed perfect mechanically;
Ciassiest car made.
‘llonroe street.
warisolc. Custom built “’fiiientd ——N(YI‘ICE— " ‘
Jade & Ashe have dissolved partner-
ship and Mr. Ashe is now in busine.’
to:- himseil. Business is conducted“
before in the buyingpnc selling of Gas »
no. gas. Kitchen Stoves. Carpets. and
Oilrlcth. New and second-land. Tel.
9133. Call or write. 44 \Vatcr street.
Best offer.
Samuel Policy, 29
-——Buy your Victrola at Donneliy’l
in easy weekly payments. Store open
«goings until D P. M.
—> vorag'e Batteries" rectum .
\armi Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave. ~
w’ay robbery and assault. He was ur-
rested yesterdny afternoon by Patrol-
man J. Domey.
Moore, it. is alleged. on April 30 at,
2:30 o‘clock, held up Charles Meyer
of 21 Harriet street in the vicinity of
Brook street. Moore. it is claimed.
gave Meyer 3. terrific beating and
robbed him of a considerable sum of
money.
The. accused was arraigned in the
uptown city court this morning before [4
Judge'Nehemiah Candee. but the. case
had to be continued until tomorrow
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Weather, Forecast
For Norwall’r: and vicinity: Unset-
tied weather with local showers to-
night and Edda-Y. V
The western disturbance now form:
a trough of: low pressure extending
along the northern border from Mon-
tana. to New York; Rain has fallen
during the last 24’ hours from Texas
northeastwsrd‘ to New England. The
.wcathcr is now clearing between the
lRuclty Mountains and the Mlssisflppi
river. No marked change in tempera-
ture .has occurred—in any district.
,_ Conditionrfiovor for this vicinity
unsettled shower-y weather and not
much chaos? in “temperature.
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-—'-Ls.rge line you cool. Horri- &
Guns 00., Tel. 721.
. ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
W SECURITIES
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
88 Washington Street. 80. Non-walk
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Finding Money
That’s what interest is.
It’s money you‘don’t have
to work for. Like finding
so much CASH.
It is the earnings of
money ”which you have
earned and
Booked :
You have worked hard
for your money—make it
work hard for you.
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Deposit it in this con-
. veniently located Bank.
First Bank Under the Bridge
on‘Washington st.
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The People’s
Trust Co.
South Not-walk, Conn.
throw out poisonous waste matter nature.
that causes pain and misery. Steph- i
on Lewis. Eldridge. Ky.. , writes: I ___——-7 l—‘rfi—‘i
‘i’oley Kidney Pills did me more .» -
good than all the other medicine I
I had kidney trouble ten
I don't have any pain like I
had before I took them."-—Sttilo\on-
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.iniing it the right way. “'9 are ever took.
- ét-tillippt-al to cement iinoicums thatfyears.
“a :ifligextali1e“;illrnli::5e E:&::::umnh 'l‘owell Corporation—Adv.
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g - 1.] Hanna‘me 9-! The man who builds up his balance at this bank
4th “'1 ( raw u , - ' -
g -7 from May ii and makes himself and his busmess methods well
Eva «”- known here is establishing his credit and putting
in .. . . .
:3 it: himself in a pOSItlon to get full co-operatlon when
% 3 f he needs it.
Sinking Hours: € ‘ ' - .,
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l i 30m to Sept. 24) Bi Now is the time to get a strong bank back of
e A. M. to 2 p. m- z: .. your business—to enable you to secure the atdyour
"A‘Iurdays 8 A. M. to . . ‘3 - - .
n A. M- ii character Standing and balancehwarrant.
'V day Evenings 5 to 7 it ' ' "‘
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recognizes that its progress hinges
So it’s perfectly natural for it to
be interested in the progress of each
’ Consequently, for our mutual
benefit, * this bank offers its co-
Operation and invites your account,
’f’ "monomer. Chm _.
rowth of this com-
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at Golden’s Confectionery Store is as-
sorted fruit tablets at 24c per pound.
flfliiliN’S wan lalill
still SPEBiii all
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The candy special for this week-end
llllllll PLANTS in?
lilil: “Mill an
The Morrison Greehhouses (Joseph
F. Meckel Prop.) Have choice stock-
of hardy plants of all kinda—4n met
the line carried here is a. full ones
Raserbushes of many, many varieties '
as well as a mighty fine stock of shrubs
may be found at this establishment.
Folks in this vicinity have “the right
spirit” or beautifying the grounds
about their property so it séems and,
these greenhouses are well prepared
with selected stock at conservative
prices. Auto delivery service new
feature here. 58 Van Zandt street.
Phone limit—Adv. ‘
This candy is made in Golden's own
candy factory located on the premises.
Bulk candies of all kinds and high
grade candies (by the box) or the
country‘s best makes are for sale here
at all times. The ice cream special
for this week is Tutl-Fruit a delicious
combination of‘ fruits and nuts. It
will be a treat for young and old.
Lemon sherbert will be ready .3) the
quantity desired—as {limits the sher-
bert spech for this week. Golden's
Ice cream are rich. smooth and delici—
ous tasting. because only the best of
materials are used in the making. For
the treat then down or for the party
or to serve at home—try Golden’s ice
cream. Located in the Mahsckem-o
Block at South Norwalk—Adv.
Here is shown the beautiful 3-family apartment. now being
ofiered for sale. The above property has been recently repented,
decorated and equipped with every modern convenience, The
building is of granite and brick construction on the first floor
with heavy frame on the second story. A slate roof covers the
building. Being steam heated and having all fixtures supplied
‘by an independent hot water system makes the apartments most
comfortable. The workmanship in this building is unsurpassed-
the entire first floor being done in. quartered oak, oak floors and
a 53-foot paneled oak wainscotingIr set of the four fireplaces on
the lower floors. Being centrally located and within six minutes’
walk of the station makes this property very desirable for a.
business man in the city or a commuter. The outside is well
landscaped and the house has a beautiful setting among large
shade trees. This property can, Within a week‘s time, be con-
verted into a sinnle dwelling or divided into one large and one
small apartment instead of the three it now contains. ‘
We are quoting a very attractive price on this property.
CALL
Gm9©megmmi
REAL ESTATE
Tumbling ' T ogs
These are special play clothes for children and are fashioned
of chambray. gingham and poplin.
to maul], others
lists with
Some are withslipon dresses and bloomers
oncpiece and for the small boys the overall style and
buttoned-on pants.
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These Tumbling Togs are made and trimmed in all sorts' of
attractive ways and are designed for the wear and tear of romping
' kiddies ‘ '
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88 Washington St. South Norwaik
. DECORATIVE VALUE OF SEALING WAX . i
" REALIZED ' . ‘
Sealing Wax Craft will
give you an idea. of the: .
decorative value of seek »’
mg wax.
Earinés and book to ~
match every gown.
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Decorating fancy boxes.
Reooloring vases, am
rating plain vases and:
candle sticks.
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