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JOSEPH DAVIS
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This Is the New Dobb’s North Shore, the
Very Latest Straw Hat, $6.00
Others from $2.50 up
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All the New cm for
SprinxuulSunmer
Golf: Togsi
‘ $2250“, 535
GolfCaps $2.3
Golf Hose $1.50 to com
Golf Sweaters ssh $7
GolfShirts 32mg,
“col; Vests $750
011mm team
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and for immediat- uso on exhiltlon at
E. ‘K’BANKS’
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nun m~m ,
4547 West Vim lit-st
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Tbe People's Chorus will
name: tomorrow evening.
Am: “the rare: Mi
Flynn's property on Voter street is
reported us being in “condition
and liable to fall down. The man
micron-ted to the m of the
building by the -
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Deputy Shem W B. Denim ‘
this morning served jury W (h
Fred Buttery. Williun at. John Weed ..
and Francis Snyder of New mu.
for duty in the Superior Court beg-in-
hing Wednesday of this week.
Dominick Capt-ens. who was ur-
remd on a warrant 'by Patrolman
Domey. wu altar. back to Mold.
Mass» yesterdzy by Gainer Keenan. of
that city. He was can-god with con-
cealing otproperty and waived extra-
ditton.
Rogers t? Stevens;
sol-sang ' an. m.
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Captain: David 6. Mom. the Nor.
wolk lurbor master. is slightly im-
proved today at Dr. 1%me m.
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‘Anna Bogarous shuns. city has
dos formerly of this-city sod Stamford
for divorce.
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Mrs. \Villiam Rose. of 8 am.)
View Tor-nee, who Izod her-tonal. re-
Hownrd E. Holley. of Dal-ten. re-
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Mrs. Stevens. of 14 Willow street.
3 reported to the uptown police Satur-
El" NEW day night that an automobile contain-
. .. in: two- men who acted in a susplc-?
ious manner. 111d stopped near her
‘ ‘ "f “”9"“ candidates was home. Patrolman Murphy investigat-
_ 2.. m ~mlu-rship at the South ('1. but apparently nothing was
5'. ’L. 11.11%th church FESterda." \vrong.
° The Connecticut State Board of
moi-ling of Old Well Hook
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of much
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Company
this evening.
importance is to
and it .is urged that every
: show their interest by being
i-“rwnrzp
Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Aa'w".
. Sunday School Board of the
"Hi: M. E. Church will entertain
lllli‘c‘rs and teachers of other
.- my Schools whose. pastors are
r‘ 'v‘lhprs or the Minister's Associa-
1 tonight.
“rowdcd m“: thc road by .1 machine-
n nia’nmolriw rammbd into :1 fence
lmmr‘s Hill. on the Connecticut
"llpnii‘ this morninfr.
_ nnrr-r of the machine could not
No one was injurcd.
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Ural. {r-csh mined. screened anio-
Harris and Gan: C0,, Tel.
.llly.
'zertaincd.
Batteries
recharged.
Tho name of
Examination and Registration of
Nurses will hold a meeting on‘ W’e‘l-
nesday. June 7. 1922. at 11 a. m. at
the State Library. Hartford. Examina-
tion for registration will be held in
Harftord. June 21 and 22. Applica-
tions must be sent to the secretary
before June 1.
—-Clean Egg. Stove and but cool
Burris end Guns Co. Tel. 1'21
A scltle-ment of thc bill of prices in
the finishing department at the fac-
tory of the Mallory Hat Co.. which
has bccn under discussion scvcral
weeks was reached this morning «and
it is announced that the cmployes of
the finishing oicpnrtmcnl are to re—
port for work Monday morning, the
inanderl- at noon Monday. and the
trimmcrs on Tuesday mornings—Dan-
bury News.
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i The pcach bloom is said to point to
fn. turm- crop of that fruit this season.
Thus far the blossoms have one pod
scrimxs injury by frost. growers statc.
Photo Supplies
Developing
'v-vrlals and Chemicals
STILLSON 150WELL‘ Corp.
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Inn'i thi‘ only effect of the recent cold
iwcathcr has been to retard the pro-
in)“ of blossoming. Some of thtI
{larger rrmvcrs about the state say
and Printing that unless something unexpected dc-
\'clops inc Connecticut crop this your
gshnuld he the largest in the history
" of tho state.
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-—-Buy your Victrolo. st Donnelly's
on easy mkly payments. Store open
“oping: until I P. H.
Edward Y. (“Young") Ginty of
Drinbury. is to box "Ybung" McDon-
ald. o" Albany, N. Y., at a bcncfit
show to he held in Krupp's gymnas-
ium. ‘llfith strcct. Now York City.
rcvt Friday night. He left today for
'lridgcpnrt in complete his training:
vmlcr "l’lilly" Prince. until ncxt
Thursday. Harry “'ilis and Bill
ilrwnnnn will give an exhibition at
the show and the Sehade brothers
will ban“. among others. The affair is
lwins: IlTTDY‘lZPi‘] by a New York City
ncric (f Eagles for the lwncfit of
poor pv-npir' of the district. Several
parting: of fight fans are planning to
when the Show. '
Zing along Cedar street
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moved at the- mm m-
oently returned to her home yesterdty
mil is doing nicely W.
ported to the police thst while driv-
lut night
about 3 o'clock _a. boy named Everett
Crawford. aged 12. of Cedar street.
ran from in front of another can- and
was struck and touched to the
ground. The boy was only bruised
and shaken up homer.
The entertainment that“: to Me
place at the Knight Street A. n. 3.
Church on Thurs!!! evening has been
postponcd. and the Ever Ready Qrcle
will have a. bag social at the church,
at which time all the little bags will
be brought in. All ore invited to at—
tend.
Arthur O'Boy. driving a Ford de-
glivery rar for the Norwalk Steam
‘laundry. struck :1 “year-old boy
named Thomas Hllmnn. of Chestnut
street. on Roton Hill yesterday after-
noon. . The boy was taken to the of-
fice of Dr. Robert M. Wolfe. where it
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A men's rally will be held at the
Knight street A. M. E. church on Sun-
day morning and eveninz. and there
was found that he was not seriously “'m ”‘3 3 meet-“‘3 at the Chum!“
hurl, only being shaken up and tonight to arrange for the services.
truised. The officers are asking eyery nun to
come out to help make the meeting a
success.
A report was received by the police
yuterday afternoon that there were a.
numbcr of drunks on Bell avenue.
Patrolmen Raymond and Toothili in-
vestigated and found a group of men.
all‘of thorn were sober. talking to-
zcther. They also surprised a num-
ber of small boys phyla; crap. and
after warning them sent them to their
homes. .
Daniel M. Corcoran. of 23 Platin-
wille aucnue. today is dating as driver
of the Hope Hose truck. relieving
Harry Landis. who is confined to his
home by illness. It seems like old
times to have “Danny" back on the“
job. For many years he drove the
Hope Hose truck.
\Viliium J. Gamble has started suit
against his wife. Dollena Gamble. for
divorce. charging intolerable cruelty
since September. 1911. The couple
were married August 2nd. 1903. and
have two minor children. Elmore.
aged .13 and Evelyn. aged 8. Mrs.
Gamblo's maiden name was Grant.
-—Lsr¢o sire pen. coal. M &
Gun 00., Tel. 711.
Sallie Brown. colored. who gave
hcr address as 8 Benton street. was
|nrrcslod at 12:15 o‘clock this morn-
' in; by Fnlrolman John Smith. charg-
.dc with lascivious carriage and with
'snllcillng. The morning the woman
said that she wanted a lawyer and a
continuance of her case was made un—
til tomorrow morning. under bonds of
$200.
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N. Stannard. prominent cellist. of
79 Main street: . cd‘ in the
memorial concert lived To.“ night in
{Carnegie fiai‘l;’New Yori’cily. in hon-
f or of the late Hans Kronold. The lot-
‘vlcr. a cellist of international fame. was
vcry well-known in .‘Iorwalk and ap—
poarcd in several recitals at the South
Norwalk M. E. church.
In "it account of the Senior High
School's concert in the Music Festival
on Friday evening last. the name of
Miss lrone Dccessare was omitted by
accident from the list of those taking
part. .‘iiss Dccessarc song "The The Not-walk Electric Company in—
Blackbird" by \Vcathcrly in a very {OT-”'13”? opened “5 new store on
North Main street in the Gans build—
ing. with an» exhibit “at wirelgss sup-
plies and electrical
the home. There Will be a grand op-
ening on Saturday of this week. when
it is expected that the wireless outfit
will be erected and worked by menus
of which concerts are to be given
daily 1nd at night. The more is most
attractively fitted out.
charming manner. Her voice is sweet
and Cil'u'l' and shows much promise.
Hcr offering brought much applause.
licrN-rt Schacfcr of 21 aniland
strcct. "hitched behind" an American
Railway Express Company's .truck.
going down Water street early this
morning. and when the truck turned
into Huviland street. the boy was
thrown off. his lip being cut. He was
taken to the Norwalk Hospital. Where
it wns found that his injuries were
not Ri-rious. He went to his home
right away. '
The “lot regular session of Nor-
walk Lodge. No. 769. Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks. wil be held
in the Elks Home on \"Wine'sday cv-
cning. The recent balance sheet
shows the not worth of the lodge to
N.- 34538747. which giW‘S each of
the 6M members an interest of $75.48
in the organization. A move is on
foot in clean up thl> mortgaz‘c of $5.-
003 and outstanding notes of $3,500
in the next year.
Albert McIntosh. of Sound View ter-
race. employed as om: of the electri—
cians of the Norwalk Electric. com—
pany loft last week in his Scripps-
lloolh touring car for Detroit. Mich.
his former home where he is to join
his wife. who left for Detroit to visit
her sister who was quite ill several
months ago. Although “Mac" had on-
ly been in Norwalk about a year he
had made a numbr—r of friends who
wen: genuinely sorry to see him leave.
At the regular semi-monthly meet—
ing of Ponasses Council No. 268 R. A.,
.Tueaday evening. the Grand Guide C.
P. McGuineu will be a visitor. There
is also to be a carpet bowling contest
between the team of the Christian In-
dustrial League of the'South Norwalk
“To M
You may accumulate
Yoor family can get
{your W!-
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- ‘ famil with life insurance but you can , ,
..Prom yo: ,y rience. situation unlessyoulare .
:10th your eXPe, master of yourself ‘3.
‘ ever, if you name usexeeutor of your will or trustee _
Methodist church and Panassus team.
This game is to be one of a. series. to
be held between these teams. The
next game is to be played i-‘ridav even-
ing at the South Norwalk Methodist
church.
'MASTERY
'How 'can. you eXpeét
to be 'mastere'of the
ake the '1
a substantial? amount and
Selfdcontrol in’ money .
matters is tire ‘yery
‘fom of a solid-
camerOpen-asavings
accountandletusco-
mwithyou.
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the benefit of ours, how-
1.53m ooc .
j specials and one of the attaching par-
nm—so may“
i m a. weekbead visitor‘wtth lb.
started suit against mash. Bom.’
furnishings for 7
BELFAST. Hay s.———Armed.men at-
' locked the homes of three Ulster spe-
I can constables this morning at Castle-
caolflel’d. County Tyrone. A vigorous
in which one of the
: ty were. killed:
SOCIAL NO’IFS K
Risa Lillian Berger. of Nev/ammo.
spent the weekvend as theruest of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks. Kerwin
street.
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Mrs. Julia flolloy. at New Haven.
and
Mrs. Buoy 3. Woods of Kerwin
.etrcet.
mum or rm:
Anguish. May 3.; m white
men £1111qu were.“ and an-
other man injured in o mu the
Atlantis Birmingham uni Atlantic
Bull-om! 3% here m. All
live of the men shot were wounded
' ' resulted iron the
thrown. o! stones by m min m
or the Mum and “white mm A“ the
Ghoom W births m. the of-
ficers clued.“ ,
Two rashes. and seven-l white men
are undu- u-nsst. while «floors are in-
vestigating the our. .
nanny- m
Fmdeficknf 3.1 g
m broker. “of; > .. ‘
outer-co deep ‘1 j 7 not the {one
Saturday night. ' an wtomobue
he was drivinzrunmed bastion into
a. telegraph poieWwCai-wn ave—
nus at F‘ive‘Col-ners.
can uvcnue.
police. the sugar broker had to make
a wide sweve to avoid striking an-
other machinc on the wrong side of
the road and in doing so struck the
telegraph pole with considerable
speed. The pole was split frcm the
impact.
There will be a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Norwalk
3 Loan and Investment asso—
ciation at the ones of Taylor &
» Golden, 1312.. on many, Boy 16:31.
to consider the mutter of changing
up date or the usual meeting from
the third Tuesday in July to the third
Tuesday in June.
——~"Ai Menordes’ Jamters with Doc
Owens tomorrow night at Armory.”
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“l ten under the name of First Assistant
According to a report made to the'
.mivinr mirly just treatment."
' He continues: "There is no mn-
tion on the part of the Post Office
Depmtmcnt to disturb the Civil Serv-
ice systcm in any respect. A few ex-
tremists have been ringing in false
’alarms for the sake of annoying the
administration. Their conduct is harm—.
ful Noam it disturbs the m of
mind of our employees.
"I have h rd some captions cola»
mcnl an criticism from uninformed
and malicious naggers again“ the id—
minlslration's attitude toward Civil
Service, but the recon! shown that no
President has ever been more helpful
to the system than he. Such clow-
tions as he has mode have been on
inspiration to every one who has n.
heart for mankind."
HilliNfill SENI‘
In the Postal Bulletin issucd recent-
. ly a long article on Civil Service writ—
Posunaster General John H. Bartlett
appeared. The sentiment explored in
the article is taken as th official an-
swer of Persidcht Harding to the ra-
ccnt criticism and adverse comment
directed toward the administration‘s
attitude toward Civil Service. ~
Says Mr. Bartlett. in addressing the
postmasocrscf the country. “I wish to
go on. recoil as saying that the Post
Office Department would almost break
down were it not for the Civil Serv-
ice men in this country. of which
number about 325,000 are in the Post
Office Department. As a. body they‘are
happy and contented. not too well
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Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
best results.
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House Cleaninc rm ls
SUPERIORITY Here—-
We make a Specialty or fitting
‘eyeglasses combining nastiness and l D” You New Shelf
comfort. The qnolity of our work lies, Paper?
in the superiority of our workman-1.
ship. i Pm thoghem
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0pm m ”age" ‘ 15c pu- roll
.szAtl-niicsofit-mtm mm. ”mm“ 81"“
Papa-... ..... lfieopiz.
FancySheleoper wasp”.
Thumb tech-43mm win nod
them-min the dozen or in
boxes 0: 100.
THE HAMILTON
S H O P
49 Wall Street
The Textile Store
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Manson $1.75yd.
56 Inch All Wool Tweed:
$1.59 yd.
136 WASHINGTON‘ 81,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE
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Walla-stimulants Elli I“
SUMMER HOME NEEDS
Oil Cook Stoves, Ovens, Refrigerators. Window Screens. screen
Doors, Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools. Window Flower Boxes. etc.
25 Washington Street South Non-volt
“‘tléafriiiiofirain
*' an 5 minutes
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HE CHI-NAME]. DEMONSTRATOR during dates given be}.- , via
teach you in five minutes to apply beautiful. brilliant hardmxxi fioor
efl‘ects over old dirty soil wood floors by the can; simple ready to use
ESTABLISHED 18%
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT .sxcumms
Quotation or local issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street. So. Nor-walk
Chi-Name! Graining Proccss. Then have iashionabie. hardwood grained
floors that you can wash and beautify with rugs instead of using an-
saniiary. dusty carpal.
Heels or hot water won’t hurt Chi-Name), stencil border eifecls can be
applied and thevcost is oniy about 3 cents per square fool.
Obi—Name! Quality Enamelx. Perm: and Var-Him“
For new or old. hard and soft wood floors doors. furniture. wood work,
walls. ceilings. radiators. screens. porch furniture. fixtures, auto. motor and
bicycles. stove-pipes. etc. all guaranteed highest qualfty or money refunded.
F RE E —— 30 cent
Cm rj CHI-NJAIEL dun"?! do
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
Banked :
You have worked~hard
' _ for your money-make it
work hard for you.
gym-
_ Deposit it in this con-
veniently located Bank.
" First Bank Under the army:
"on Washington St.
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mcmtmtfim wit/J purl-ax: cf 25 an!
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The Gor ‘
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126 Washington Street ‘ South Norwalli
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These are special play clothes for children and are fashioned;
of chambray, gingham and poplin. .
Some are with silken dresses and bloomers to latch.
" .‘ onépieceond for the anion boys the overall styl. m mm fl '
buttoned-on pants. ' ' ‘ I
These Tumbling Tags are made and trimmed in m m of
; attractive ways and are designed for the wear and test of raping
kiddies .
Norwalk Chronicler