JOSEPH . DAVIS
South Norwalk
>3 Washington Street
.- ’a/n’a‘la'
\‘\.\.~«
~‘\-‘.-
.1
'All the
a‘
o
om noon tron:
Under W Hotel
45-47 WIS WWW
Robert Nichols. of New Canaan.
who hon been in the Nomi]: Hoopl—
and for MIMI-to III. on “Hitler! oi: ‘
~ Golf mile $1.50 to $3.90
f 13611 Sweaters $5 to $75
‘ GoifVests 57.50
ml for tavern weeks. entering from ,
“.“““.-‘.‘.
This Is the New new: North Shore, the
Very latest Straw Hat. $6.00
, Others from $2.50 up
-\‘ \l‘fi‘ \.
' 1-; -1
«..—.-
Al Kraemer, of this city. is in Hart-
ford today attending the final strings
of the bowling tournament of the va-
rious camps of the United Spanish
in“ . War Veterans of the State.
broke a large plate 3
m :3 Commerce street with a.
A... night. His parents agreed? -—-Mme. Promos Beauty Parlor is
.0}. mp damage. open for business 10 South Main
street. Six years experience on “st
rm» ,1, . :trect and. Sunday. Marcel Hair
....~.t. Hats. O’Brien; lWax .
.llr‘fillullen Yacht Club of South
u .ik would like all conreme that!
mils contracted by club sent to:
A complaint was made to the po-
lice y that Vaast Bron" were.
wrnr} at an early date. petition and repairing cars on Ch“!!-
.m:t street. Second District. The po-
llice notified the concern to cease the
practice.
[$7M m before it is too late. and
wow of the choice lots that are. for!
the Marvin Hench Tract. Steel
'l‘. McGovern. Gregory Boule-l -——Dnnee at Kish Hall. Benefit of
Marvin leach. Phone 553-3. 'Spring'wood Baseball Club. Saturday.
: May 6th.
The vase of Frank Picrione, charg-
. l with nmult on his wife. and
breach of the pear» was continued
from day to day in the downtown
court this. morning.
l
Cris Benson of Westport hoe been
discharged from the Norwul-k hospi-
tal. where he has been for the
eight fi'l-ekfi with :1 broken leg. He
was injured when :1 truck in which
lie was: riding turnevl over and he
was pinned h-meath it.
-——Conl, fresh mined. screened auto—v
mattcally. Harris and Guns 00.. Tel;
‘2" l A meeting of the Board or Health
' will be held at R n'clor‘k'dayli-ght sav-
ing time Monday night. at the ollice
of Dr. Robert E. Perdue. W'est ave—
nue. The budget for 1922-1923 will
be discussed at that time.
.—,
regular May meeting of the
"2 Norwalk Musirinns’ Union will
«4.: tomorrow afternoon in Mu-
‘.:7‘..<:' headquartern at 10“ Wash.‘
(D. S. T.)
u.
_. 3:30 p. m.
——Soft Hats and Caps. O'Brien's.
!
l
l Joseph ‘ZVilliams. :1 driver for Pier-
‘man & Steinherg. reported that he
:hml “truck a small boy at Meadow
.street and \X'oodward avenue by his
ltrurk yewterrlay afternoon. The boy.
{who lives on Miller street. refused to
! give his name and was not injured.
5
Venide Hair Nets
15c—2 25c
“TELLSON POWELL Corp.
South Ronni]:
-—.V'0’I'I(.‘F',—-
Ashe have dissolved partner-
,Jaffe &
Ashe is: now in business
‘silip and Mr.
for himself.
before in the huymz and selling of Gas
Ranges. Kitchen gloves. Carpets. and
(lik‘loi‘ii. New and Seooxlfland. Tel.
5903. Call or write. 44 “'ater street.
_. l
l
l
.\ lmy in Smith Tilnin street who has .
a idea of a good time
in I'mvil n!’ an approaching
r. .— _.
I‘l‘v um
i fi'll‘ifilk‘.
‘is: in Hart 3
an infection
improved.
~3tora¢e
Aaron Kuhn, ‘9
pony. announced this morning.
‘commg sensor; were tented over.
,Gove-m. Gregory Boulevard Morvin
l
l
l
l
i
l .
ilusinvse is conducted as,
in miner idea of humor is lwinz‘
l sought of: the police. following: a .-
:numbw or cn'mplulnts made by mo~
in the our in somewhat.
Batteries ML.
WAND- *
‘ There will be a. benefit performance
at: the Regent Theatre ‘on Bay ”dot.
the benefit of the G. A. 1?... David Ear
tenon. at the Recent Theatre com-
—Cioon m. stove ind nut on:
Barri! and Gain 00. Tel. 121
The Science. Club of the Franklin
and Centre schools went to New York
today to visit Bronx Park and the
Zoo. the trip being‘made by automa-
bile, there being seven cars in all.
-—Buy your Victrois n: we
on my weekly minim Moron
«waning. until D 1’. II.
A regular monthly meeting was held
at the McMnllen Inoht Club rooms on
Mayhrd. Folio-wing the homes. part
of the meeting a supper was enjoyed
by the members and plans for the
-—Bntn made over. O'Brien’l.
lVolfe Horowitz, of Llncom avenue,
complained to the police that a boy
on 'Enylor avenue had struck him on
the had with a stone. Diotoroycle
Petrolman Cheri-as Thorpe investiga-
ed and learned the mot the boy-
and turned them over to the prose-
outing attorney for action.
Q“
—-A few choice iot- otlli for sale in
Marvin Beach Tract. See Chas. '1‘. Mc-
Beach. Phone 853.3.
Fred Seam won ordered by Judge
l», .....................
Gen _ Tags
commumztau}
«Outfitters to Golfers
#‘ K
Rogers 8 Stevens ”
Bo. Hermit
'- i
n
A.
j
A meeting of the uptown firemen's
carnival committee was held last
night. Regular business was trans-
acted.
At the Regent mantra this mom-
lng there was a rehearsl or "Cinder-
ella." a pantomimefibollet, to be stag-
ed by Miss M. bodice Weld and-pu-l
pile on May 26. The reheat-ml went
very nicely. Thom- Momn. m
has charge of “resale o! tickets, any
that they are going in [me an”,
A score of members of McKinley
Camp. No. 9. L’. s. w. v.. win jm- ’
neg to Hartford tonight, where (he
Nor-walk bowling team will bowl the
Hartford veterans for the champion-
ship of the Spanifil War Veteran
league. The Hammer: mm
the Stamford and Bridgeport more
in series,“ matches and now will
ploy Hartford to decide the churn-
pionshlp of the state. Following the
“bowling matches. a dinner will be
carved. Charles lune. Inn-y J,
Keene. Charles Undeberg. Albert
Kmemer and Fred Hodges win be
among those who will go to Hart-
ford.
SOCIAL NOIZE'S
“-
George H. Vubuegh in the down-
town court» this rimming to pay his
wife ‘15 a m for a period of six
monthe. under bonds or 3450. or to
serve a jail sentence, of 60 days. when
he was! arraigned before him charged
with the non-support of his wife and
three minor children.
The condition at Axel l'lohrem. of
Georgi-town, injured in an accident in
the Gilbert'& Bennett Company fac-
tory a week ago yesterday. is ex-
tremely critical. That the man has
survived this length of time is con-
lant I slderer' by the hospital authorities as
verv v-emarkttfie and indicates a
won deft ul vitality.
—-vFull line of Auto Acct-wrist
Mn Kuhn.
\ hearing in to be held in the
l'nited States District Court. Southern
district or New York in Bankruptcy.
before the judges of the court on the
lpntilion of Charles A. Brand. former—
liy of this city. that he be discharged
5
from bankruptcy. The hearing is set
for June 5th. in the l'. S. court house.
[New York City.
inmotii’ul water from in the Norwallts.
3A few lots for sale. See Chas. 1‘. Mc-
sf‘lovern. Gregory Boulevard. Marvin
"leach. Phone {53—3.
} l
A Mi: real cshte deal was record-
ed at Town Clerk Edward (‘3. Riv-go's
affirm in \Vext‘port yesterday. The coal
yards in Main street Were sold In;
Air. and Mrs. William L. Taylor to
Mom-.2“: H. and Howard Gault of
(“onion r'treel. The Gnult Brothers
have keen operating: their coal busi-
ness ‘rnm the 'Main street hulldlhzs.
but it was not until yesterday that
ihev bought the property. Included
in the purchase are an office. coal
sheds and lots. The property extends
alone Main street {or 1313 foot and
for 214 feet along the Saug’aluck riv-
er. The price was reported to be $10.-
. . aiitomnlliln and woke thr- driver j r .m_
"' £5135} ‘ nwurvn Hi" car suddenly to avoid ‘ ___________
nu- :lr'i'tir: him. Heir-rm. automobilisis -——Lar::e Size pea. coal. 213nm &
y ’ wvrw fern-Ml lo ‘lriw- their cars on the Gang 00.. Tel. 721.
5" sidewall; to avoid strikinr: t‘he boy.
‘5’
:3. . . . .
,3; L We DEPOSItor ‘ ‘ _ I
3.... , T 0 Make the
.2. . a .
.415 growing savmg‘s 3"
:l: mini; is my idea 3 '. . . 9 9
{-4 :uiure indepen- 3,“ ; 0' I6 37 as
‘ {1‘} . our." fl »
;y z .
.K _/,n 2-H»- milled ." f. . .
EL 2H" Wm “M!“ 9 You may accumulate a substantial amount and .
V‘ I'v-i' the re- I . . , . . . '
FF unlit: mm not 3 ‘ protect your family With life insurance but you can
:. :11» future ’" , .
k a .,._. ‘2... my, : » not bequeath your experience.
¥ > 32.2: savings . _
lg: vronmhens 3"“ . Your family can get the Mt of opt-s, how-
' ll: “41' and I.‘ - . . -
“f w- g 'hsp n . , ever, if you name us executor of your will or mm
7 f A n e W ii .
' “waits you if Df your “tate'
lm- in. h .
' ‘ n.1,;
V
8
South Norwalk'
Savings Bank
Open Monday Night
”‘6‘
%‘~‘\*“\‘t‘\‘\
w.-.‘.vr'.wiu I v
,...,
1:»
.u..'- 4
So. Name Tm Co.
f2
~Marvin Reach Tracie—the most
1" muse!“ Open asuvin‘gs
‘ . Ham
YMWmmM .. -
The home of Humid Thump-on. M
{Fort Point street. m the scene of a
{beautiful May Party last evening.
:‘About fifty friends. some whom were
{from Bridgeport. Westport. New Can-
lann and Stamford arrived early and
helped him celebrate the occasion. The
house vma prettlly decorated with col-
ored streamers. Dancing was enjoyed.
Music lining furnished by Kraemer‘s
Orchestra. At a late. hour supper was
served. after which the guestsfiepwrt.
ed for their homes in autos.
l
Four tablet! were played at the
meeting of the Hospital Whiot Club
held yesterday afternoon at the hem
of Mrs. Robert F. W31. 116 Eutizve—
noe. Mrs. W New was the
highest player for the ”cannon. The
meetings will cone .for the summer
months about the first of June.
m 5mm “
mun
lip-to-date equipment for every
feature of liottery work plus expert
battery knowledge in what makes the
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. so popu-
lar. You get the sort of service here
that makes you feel grind. Headquar-
ters for Willard Batteries. Centrally
‘ocxited at 49 West ave. Telephone
connection 938.
{dry June,” Jones.
.Bmith”
. chine in its rampant form "many Jane
» Jones of Smith."
proud of her mother's family.
.ana. and Niki the availed herself
.; or the. respectable Spanish custom of
tacking it on to liai- father's
with unload."
finial her husband. Smith. is sufficiently
intend at his mother’s family.
« Robinson; to be in the habit or wear-
ing her name in the some may.
. ‘lhat case Mary Jane’s hurried name
will string out no follows:
"on. fiontalvo de Castro m a non he
shooting
Continued tron! foot Dun.
..
She married 9.
Thus her married name be-
.. A... —..—_.
But ‘lt is quite likely that she was
the
. name
And it is quite likely
the
In
Mary Jane Janos and Brown of:
‘ ,Smsm anfl mailman.
Yes. that's an more" is to Severlana
Linux-in Mentalvo y Ganduh de Castro
y Dian. Quite simple. you see. and ill
ought to suit our i‘e‘mlnm because it‘
3.31m {in recognition to the mothers
l
is likely to‘si‘gn himself “35min Maria?
Castro :7 Montana?
on both‘ddeo‘o‘t the forum. I: Sen-
mailozanceotors into his signature. with
f‘de's" and “To" to beat the band.
BUD BALLEW
ENDS LONG GAREER
(Continued tron m Pm)
cm. is to Wichita. Falls to not as judge
in the ‘lfllfilfil mmnm‘ rou‘ndup.
Drinking. mm was mind with an
uncontrollable fled re to flourish his
irons. shout Indian war
whoops and send volley after volley of
shots Splitting the air as foot as he
could work his thumb‘o on the ham—
mere.
Chief McCormock yesterday feared
such an outbreak. he said. Within the
.putxtortfiight Bellow on Mvoccasiona
had shot up mil Oklthom towns in
broad daylight. -
Word came to the amt that Ballew
was drinking and might not trouble.
The W went to a soft flunk parlor,
«leaned Ballet! and. We him on
the shoulder; chattel mm with
drunkenness and demanded. he hand
over his pistol.
Bellow turned not! about with the
remark: .
".‘H— you‘re out o'luok." The chief
raid the Okintmmun rescued for a pis—
tol. and. beating him to momw, the
chief fired from them. We bullets
hit Eailew. two from W. one. of
them penetrating the brain. He died
instantly. Bellow was-{6 your: old.
lllllllflfilll slum
WWW
mm name
was at“
I mm
high-Wot
Wick-‘38
new is well
good rather
been planning to have
Io
or it he wants;
to use more ink he can dig back intoi
the family trees of his father and mo- :
ther and will the names.“ none 19-.
MAKES REWWN
Studio at 78 Wash-
mtive re‘
work. Al—
dus fihmhment
Iowa Wu called
variolfl Muctlons in
of Wall @890? this
pan-a! along to the:
, mm.
The high malty of the workman-
line done
known and now that
is here folks who have
bohy's picture
r the family
taken. or their own 0
group may do so at a saving. Phone
437.
d
on Cool: stoves, ovens, fielrlgermn, Window We, w
Door-o, Loom Mowers, Garden Tools, Window Flower M, no.
n5 Wuhington Street South moi!
126 Washington Street
COME to our
mixumt Wmmm
am given blown“!
in “.mmvm.m WW"
Chi-Name! Graining Process Then mm. hardwood
:m.dnlt9cnrpet
mzalsormm’tm mmWnMdaMG-rh
.w—oflgaeoudbonlyMSoentopeer
EW1.. Paint: 3110’.me
’ . furniture,
, if V." ,5
filmnteed‘mq-aolnywmm
FREE-— 30 an
Can a] CHI-NJJIEL m ‘-
Wém wizb mkngfiu
Brad 0 harm a Fak Triad
lame-mm can.
Gorham
Stocks an Bonds
INVESTMENT SMITHS
THE STAMFORD
AWNING WORKS
119 Manhattan Street,
Stamford, Conn.
,7 High Class Work at
LoweSt Prices
v
MAST ERY
., How can you expect
to be master of the
situation miless youare
master of yourself?
Sofiacontrol in money
marvel-S" is the very
foundation of a solid
"accountant! lettuce: .
operatéwithyou.
_, ,JwSi
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples & Goidsohmidt
t
88 Washington Street, So. Nor-walk
Finding Money
That’s what interest is.
It ’s nmney you don’t have
to work for. Like finding-1‘
so much CASH.
: It is, the earnings of
money which you have
earned and
Booked :
You have worked hard
for your moneye—make it-
work hard for you.
l
4 .
Deposit it in this con~
veniently located Bank.
I
7‘ F Fiat Bank Under the Bridge ,
‘ on Washington 8!.
~ h4.‘ .ux...._. ....“
1A.:o.
The Banker Pays You interest '
BAN! 11!: Mower you save by making Your
Own Pure Paint With
i. a. in seniarnsre 9mm
and WES Bil. to mix into it.
You will obtain the Highest Quality, Utmost“
Value, greatest Years of Wear and Iona cost.
To illustrate; “Sfifi'fl PAID LESS TM“ 10$.ng
JONES paid $49 for 14 Gallons of
“ready for use” Mixod PAINT—-
SMITH made 14 Gallons of the Best
Pure Paint for wfi, by buying
PM? FAGTS
‘7 8‘Gais1. howl-eagle. ram" and
7}. «is/H“. 6»Gels. Linseed Oil to mix into it.
i; Luigi's}. 5-». SMITH SAVED $13.40
(.5 5:2"? b'“
L&fl 'mfim Mm
Extensioefy rated for 59 yea-II
FOR 5.41.2 BY _'
80. Nomlk, nutshell a: Staples new. 00., m
Bros. 00., Georgetown, F. Bradley, Westpa'll.
Lockwood & Palmer, Stamford
Theynre simplyafili in: Linseed
Oil total“ Semi-Paste Paint
chklydone. Saves you A fancy
m ._ ,
Connery,
g,»
“lg. .. mv . d ' - .. 0.“ ”guy.
a.
,_. ......... "...V’-a:a--,.a--r--r'ld'-«I-,-.r.—f-..’ -a-‘,,--.
Tumbling Togs
. These are special piay'clothes for children and are random,
of chambray. gingham'and poplin.
Some are with slip-on dresses and bloomers to match, at”;
one—piece and for the small boys the overaii style and; mlm- with
button. ed‘on'pante.
‘ A These Tumbling Toss are made and trimmed in nil m: C.
ant-acme ways and are designed for the wear and tear or remain:
kiddies "
Norwalk Chronicler