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Q ' The Five Hundred Club met ycs- ’ "- . ‘
Q“; ~— m'terday afternoon with Mrs. Robert 1 922 ' ' l 5 . 7
_ . ‘3“ Horner, Sr.. on Main street, three ta~ = ' g
. ‘ D .g; I bles being occupied. l , 3 - ,
33.}.0/5 :— ___.____ A” the N FM f 1 Charles Pi Guerin Jr mechanici n
Vi??? 2" -—Storage Baztterlel recharged S w a or. ‘I of the Nor-walk Fire denaxtment. 51:11 _ '- ' ares .
lOKEPH DAVIS 1;: Anon Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave. PringAllld Summer son of m .ami‘ Mrs. Charles M. g ‘ ,
For ”.1: . Guerin. 81;. of 59 Cross street anli "
u 3 ll lsHl/{Lé‘zgfl .ASLT'EEE'I a: The Golden Rule Circle of the a $22.50 to $35 ' Miss Helen M Taylor. daughter of Mr. l .7 ‘
. 50 W H First. Congregational Church met. yes- .n f _. exit and Mrs. Edward F. Taylon of 13' g- i e
l; 1- g; terday afternoon with Mrs. Frank d or "mum". u" °n "mm “ ' finalised“ Box-er! we’re married Satur- ‘ I
day night of inst week. at Grace Epis- l .1
Gregory. at her home, Chestnut Hill E
agenue. Cranbury. A most enjoyable Kc BANKS, G0“ capsl‘ ‘.' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' $2'00 ‘ 13.23931 charch £3, ghetsREZi LMBeniozl
a. ernoon was spent, and at the busi- - 00 ‘ 50 00 gamer e e en an "E I; an 'l el ‘ D' 'I 5" I 9/
ness meeting routine business was any 6 DS STORE G0“ Hose $1 to $3° rm“ John; Guerin Of New voml 1‘ p
transacted. About 20 of the mem- Under “mm Hotel“ _ . 4brourer anéigister—in law of the bride-
‘ Golf Sweaters $5 to $7 Norwalk, Connecticut
be 1' th C' l tt d d th t- - , Vgroom. The counle are making- their'
in;I tone tfip gigxamixdeé by :ualfio- “47 we“ WWII m
7 Per Cent. Cumulative Sinking Fund
Preferred Stock —
bile. : » t 1 T parent‘s. Both are well norm in this
1-15—92: _ _ ‘ liGOlf Shuts . . - $2 to $4 city, and haves many fright”. i
From investors residing out of the state. investons who
. needed money badly for their own private business afiairs, we. r
:7. have purchased, the last few days, 219 shares of Norwaik Pr.
which we are able to offer the public at 95. This stock
originally cost 97. When this 219 shares are disposed of, tho. .
entire issue put out. 111.1919 will have been sold. Our unlistedz :
f Went. later; panacea making at. market for Nor-won: Tire
film“ 5: . ., when present ho ers can buy and sell at any time. we shall
very mun" ill the “m where "1 pay cash for all altering: and hope always to have a few. shares
; to accommodate anticipated demands.
As practically all 7% preferred stocks of equal merit are
71love You a Good
Blue Serge Suit?
V :u should have one. A Blue
Swtge Suit IS the most useful
W . ”311.811: be sure it's a
(3110:) one.
1-. :1: white flannel trousers
~_ gerVES the same as two
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——Lorge size pea coal. Harris & Charles Chariott has
purchased . G0“ Vests . . . . . . 7.50
9““ 0°" Tel. 72" three lots on Lincoln avenue from = 3
Gibson Smith, aid is to erect houses ' .
According to the last weekly mor- 00d utflttel's to OH
hidity report of the State Department there in a. short time it is underst : 0 G. ‘ ers
of Health. not. one new case or a. (1011- The Ce V I
. ntral Station Fire Ifepart-
ta'qus (“”8” was reported from ment was called out this afternoon at
““3 city. Westport ‘5 lined as 1“" 2:16 to. extinguish a. can.“ fire in a.
in; one new case of scarlet- fever. one I
' or m"... m or menia- M— 2"”? at “single“. 23??" ' Rogers £4 Stevens
ien is credited. with two new cones of y s owne y am. ' 0 us ' ‘ 5
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Scores of friends today are congrat—
ulating Michael Racanelli of 53 Word
street upon his mnhgevto‘Miso’Hcien '
iCaicy of Danfiury. The couple were
married three weeks ago in‘St; Mar)" 8
rectory by Roy. Thomas J. Finn, butx
lannouncement of the weddinfr-wns not‘
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White Flannel Trousers,
$7.50, $10
made until today. Mr. Rmelli is
w ‘5" Day. Thursday. May 18 he is engaged in contracting work. He
is a member of the uptown me de~
men“ which din“! “ growing mvinx, been closed for the past Nomi]; , 30. NM
greater in the State. Scarlet fever is partment, as well as of other organi-
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k a,” on the increase in the State. with Sfiuzselgebeggze :frflaghgrfigélpfi muons. E" now selling at many points above par. we would ask you to vmnlre
y, -___ smallpox. diphtheria and whooping . » your subscriptions at. once. We odor you one share. or as malty
con 11 an the de ease. . i 33 you like to be (1 for b our rtial men In , O
5 cr to re-open on Friday night. Samuel CRUSHED the Broad .mver Community Chm l’ m wincu'ovei- ”Finger. 3’ pa pa: L n n r by -
‘ -—-Clean Em. sum, and nut c6“ Kantor and Manager any went to LEG held last night in the Broad River I
Eur-rt unclean: Co Tel. ”1 New Haven today-to secure film rem BY AUTO TRUCK Chapel a delightful program or enter- Turn in your Liberty Bonds. They pay only_ 434%.
, ' leases for that day; ytasninment was presented. Ms. Thomas
--_ nun James ave a recitation in an excellent ,
. ,. W“. a. m. N... Mggsegggd 113.11,: @331, :2: Dang; pupae. «me compo... .. ““3““ n“ 9““ °“°' manners- and we 1...... we mt- 31) BS 69‘ 0 SC m1 t
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‘ ' 7‘: H 32121233. 1:153; a he” '“t "em“. m "“3 I”. “h min. have been committed on Am: 23rd. D“ H‘ K‘ W‘ m”? ““3": can“ in- :33? grin? v21“§2§§ms§;?n3“‘lnv°f§. ‘ "
1, . 1. .wi . )1. - . [twat voted tag“? a. play Vinegars when he 818-99013 bend!) the m m It was foamed- that. Immediate mm» iano liy Mrs Ezeanelle l ESTABLISHED 1892
Vaudeville Annoy an MD»! '29. the am on a. mt Manning b! Mon or the :88 would be necessary. p' ' . l '
k . lln‘nm'ssy: of Sgt-Inghiil proceeds to so to the Women 3 Guy??- Patrolman John Smiths Kg: m 1'9 but it was mlble that amputation 'Mrs. Charles Lexen of 86 Van Buren. 1; NWT SECURITIES
.. \“ry‘dlkq' 1.1”f purc based 3 The first reheaml for the play ll leased under handouts“) for a..henr- might be avoided. ' avenue leaves next Thursday for a- fig 85 washing” Street South N r lk, C
. “tryout .f-lldll rcm t e. ocai be held on Monday evening. Tickets in: tomorrow afternoon. E0 to "IE" Botchettilold the police that. Wood three months stay in Sweden and 0 W3 onn.
“ h A ”"m" or Auflm’ 33' are being printed nofw. and :21 83“ mounted by the firm of Tammany &. the truck driver. had pushed him 03 Norway. sailing on the Qatar 11 for .. Tel. 153, 154, 720
011$” “lung: ”wtm t ““11:- ‘Du; m " Connery. the waning board which caused him Copenhagen. from whence she will go '11
, . m. on w: r y con ' c 8 , to tail. and lone his balance and go to Christianna. Norwalk. 2|.
.pnnr mt‘vtlng' of the Pet» vnll follow. the play. Refreshments There will be initiation at the meet~ under the trunk. Wood denied this .-‘
,rlis‘ was held last evening a: were served after the mating. ins of Bum” Gounod]. Son- and story. Them were no witnem but Mrs. Mary J. Benz 0‘ Ridgefieldand, _
il'.:l1 Srhoul auditorium. Mem-
1» 1:11th were distributed last -—Rummage Sale Thursday and Fri- Daughters 0‘ Limp tomorrow- evan-. .mmam Bleacher one or the truck Frank J. Hennesey ot"Gromwich«were
lug. All members in this work and. owners. was riding inside or the truck married last Saturday, by wmm c,
d May 11th 'nd 12th. 24 Monroe
‘y‘ d , . on the degree team are asked to be at the time. B. Hickey. justice of the peace. . ’.
street. auspice: Ladies Aid Society. .. ‘ , a
k. NW}, mined screened auto- 8 N Methodist church. present" The swap social" which Wood was held by the police for ap-
' " ‘ ' ' ' ' was postponed last meeting will be pearance in court whenever called in Mrs May Morton. of Taylor avenue.
n rric and Gun: To].
1a: ‘ Ha 00., The Westport Fire Department re- he” ””10"“? event“: members are bonds of 8100. The bonds were fixed is‘in New Britain today with friends. ~
# ")0"de to 2. Still alarm sent from the rtminded to bring their packages for‘ by Judge Nehemiah Candoe.
w.‘ .. t (‘- -1 C m has home of Mrs.’ F. C. Jennings. of ”me. A second accident took place in Lester Warren, of Bishop and'
l 1 NJ Dor yc e 0 WHY West avenue in front of Dr. Wflflam Lynes, complained to the uptown po- THE SUMMER ISSUE
1: .=. 1 ~ . . S rin hill road, \Vest ort at mid— .
.1. ..1u.r$§:rr3$tizo:§mr::1i, ‘13:}: urging Monday. when 5 large grass, The huge Slab of granite rock for J. Traces": home yesterday afternoon, lice last night shout boys playing on
:ur $511. The plaintiff claims fie lit up the surrounding sky for new "‘9 ”idle”? _monument. at 31me when» 3 "Wk ownedhy Joseph Ar- cement blocks Wthh~ had been- left .1
~ mum is unpaid. Attorney eml miles. There were houses in the Green arrived .11 Nor-walk at noon hour. of 56 Whiting street. New Bri- at Commerce and Leonard streets. ‘Of the
. .\ llnpwood. of Bridgeport. nenr vicinity. which the firemen suc- time an-i was placed in position. The mm. and onerated by Andrew Ives The boys damaged some of the ~
«m ”l" Cycle company. The (seeded in saying from destruction. The French cannon was placed on Johnson. of 39 Cherry street. New Bri- HOCKE-
n turmmle 'm the Bridgeport This is the second time the tire en- the monument. The state highway tain. collided with the near end of the
1 21! tlw fourth Monday or May. gines have repnonded to grass fires. department muted. spools! namin- automobile owned by Superintendent,
, ___..._._. so far. this week. A grass fire at the sion to have the granite block pass of Schools Gem-gs V Buchanan whigh
'- ‘nllllll‘lfltw' of which Mrs. Fred Dr. Joseph Brennan place. Compo ovor‘“,1ho highways from New York wuparked at thecurh.
» I." 1311'. is chairman is having Slim”. rzille-l the entire department state. . Johnagn told the police that the ac- , .
'7“) 5‘19"“53 in soliciting “”- ihO "1‘0 al‘tion- _—"'_'“ m cfdent happenedvbecfiuse another (:31 Plan Your mam,—
.1 1.. 1 1 slipper. which is to lr PONASSITS cm XCIL “1143 had cut in in front at his truck. There
.4 111 Trinity Church next Friday -—Bu_v your Victrola. at Donnelly'o ‘ was an accidentqinun'ance on the Ar- . . ‘ _ ‘ ..
«m n1 6 n'r-lock. The committee m ens-y weekly payments. Store open The bowling team of the Christian bout truck and Johnson was not held SO You CW ; , ,
,1l1'p.lrlllk{ :m unlit-fixing menu and evening! until 9 P. LI. Industrial League of the South. Nor— for that reason. > i . 4 .v'
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. l‘fuir promises to be in, great sue- Walk M. E. Church was entertained . ,'
'I‘ho- proceeds will he used for The Clam M. Palmer farm in \Ves- by the team of Ponusuo Council in GODNEY POST “'ILL SLOVE. Finance Your Plans.
wind lor thn interior decoration of ton has lieu-n sold to Miss Helen L. Royal Arcanum Hall last veening, the
illlllt'll. - Williams. of New York City. The score of :1 ten-frame game resulting At a meeting held last night. the
—————————-—- property. which fronts on the Sangu- as follows: Frank C. Godtrey Post. No. 12 .Ameri-
Yum-s H. Hem-dirt. of Compo St. tuck rhr-l‘. ('onsisls of land. a large Visitors. Messrs. Allen. Watson, can Legion voied to remove from its ' A Checking Account at-
sttpmt. is om- (1f the inrorpomtors eight-room house. :1 chicken-house. O'Hara. Hegelein, Jennings, 1. Little, present headqua ‘ into its new tem- ‘ ‘ .
m the 1.1-wly organiml Hem-dirt Hill- and :1 few other minor buildings. The cugtnin. C ll M K i porary home in 50 Wilton avenue this Bank will furmsh a, . . .
1-r_ 511 11ly com mny. of \\'¢-stpnrt. rlCi' was $5,000. The new ownei unassus ounc . essrs. eaoy ‘ ,
'l‘h: (w-r‘lltir'ntv- “fill.“ Mm! with Town is“! nu-upy the place on May 2“. The ' “79"". Richmond Hi”. Dleringre. “7- :33: :?sr~%::;a?dfsout:rii:s¢ 3,1,2: - record Of your money Brldgeport DlStrICt
(‘Ir-rk lfdu‘md 1‘, lill".'~'. Tin- ntlni' l lmusv i< lwing rebuilt and the other fl,“ Hoyt. captain. 13. ’ V ' ‘ ihip ‘f . l. 1 .
1m-r11l..~r.< 1»! im- l'uvllv'rlllloll are Ai- buildings are undergoing changes. A return game is to be played at ;°nt ‘18... manufacturer. Wt n 3 EV transacuom: e ‘lmme
1'1v‘nt'y Jl‘fln‘il‘ T. lumbar 11ml Miss: Miss “,‘illiums is known here, as an in- the social meeting of the Christian ‘dE‘YI‘L Tile ”EX: mun: 0f the post small extrayaganceS, and
A’wo: I", l‘rvndvrgast. nf Norwalk. terior «let-orator. She shoke before Elliott?“ League at the First M. 8. 1"”! be in the newhome. k f I , (;
'1 ':-- ,nllllnrlmul 1-11 um! Flock is $25.- the \Vunwn's Town improvement as- . urc on Friday evening of this! - . ' - ‘ in care u . S to Press
1 r. innit-d mm :11» Shark“ :1! par sm-iation several months ago on in- Week. when VOH9Y b8". D00‘ and 0|!“ I , . BAH“: O DAECE aid you m eep g
124' $112 'l‘l1-- mn-kinn capital of . :- rinr decorating, er games will also be provided. 1715““ the auspices of Battery (‘- .8 account of your Finances.
1mm j}: 5R,mm_ TH:- new confirm
»:-.1' “Uh :; Mini: and “pairing:
1 ;.'= \w-H us tuxiuzil: 11ml Inn‘or
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delightful dance was held last night at . 1 ~
—F ll ”n Of A l AC 0 19.8 )ll'KIN‘LEY C.\.\IP m I’;\K§DF.. the Norwalk armory. Music for the at“ a a
u e u o cess r affair was furnished by Al Menard's Why 1101: open an 30' I ,
Aaron Kuhn. Jamtters The committee in charge k
\Villinm McKinley Cam . No. 9. If. ‘ ’ ‘ 1n . . B 11
p were: Corporal Bowman. Privates 001 t at fins a
O'Grndy. C. M. Fanning. In M. an— TODAY?
Cicaccici. Mitlay. Russell and ~ ’
"S. \V. \'.. nt'a meeting held last night.
voted to accept an invitation frrm the
Si. 0,» \. P. F2. ll. has arranged for a G. AL ii. to parade on Memorial Day. my;
Photo Supplies Hg smoker :1t.l“:(-d Men's Hall, \Vnsh- The. post voted to hold Me noriul “21rd.
innton slz't-ei. when there will be 313- Day services on Sunday May 28 and ‘ , i
This evening the' entertainment
“‘ (ommillu- of Monker Grotto. No. 51‘;
All changes or additions in present list-
The First Bank Under the
ings must be arranged for on or
—_ ‘b.
‘ Q. -4 y r ‘ p r ' l1 «lion 5 by the Glee Club l10\ing ex- . ls 'Otod to . , t . ' "t. t’ t - '
‘~l.w :ZEJSIZInng“22:01“;mung l ibitio. is wrestling: bouts. and a. good littgnd fiieinorijlcepseirficlels“ :itlonth: . , . ‘ Brldge on Washington St.
2:11:11 5.:$.12...integers: .. The Textile Stare ; . ‘ . ~. . before lay 13 1n order to
_. to men her has hr en requested to Notice of th 19”] annual encamp- 1 C , , . . .
N [‘11 LSON POWELL Corp lhrinr snmv- brother Mason one u ho nun-‘- of the Ives “ \' to he held in . i I he People S 3131383.]: In this Issue
S th N am iis. eligible ‘or Grotto ritse. Plans for Starr-ford on June 16 and 17 was re- 40 Inch‘All $11k Heavy3cza§nt031
011 OTW . ll I» mumrmlfl to he hem 0n the 3-, , ....- .. .... . .
u -jth or this month will also be dis- uxx J .md rend. crepe . $ yd ' 7' f
- 1 n cussed. Baronet Satin $1.75 y . ' I‘rust CO.
" ' “ ‘ —— . 581nchAllWool~Tweeds 4'
The 2er anniversary of the \Vlmt- SUPERIORITY $1.59 ya. i . . f , ________—.._
, soon-r Circle of the Kings Daughters We make a gpecialtv of fitting ’ S a c
» ‘n- ~ -. . 1 ~ , 011th Norwalk, onn. 3
C}, ' ; gntjzhgwil] (j.“Kitiitdcfflfggrfltyioflg eyeglasses combining neatness and 136 WASHINGTON ST., 1 J ‘ ‘
,3 ii iermnn. flu-r0 lwing about an mem— comfort. The quality of our work lies 30m NOSEWALK i ~
if 6.. ;;i:h.ilri_;“mlt; :“trémfhato$115.33:le in the superiority of our workman~ i p . . 1
i“ ‘1 " 111111113... }.\ short .nrozrzu'n of piano / ship. 11 e 0 u t e r n
‘ . M-Hiot'c-is :; .11 s. M. 17:. MCCauslzml » v - ,
E". i‘ and ridding: h; Miss Margarpt Met. THAMER, INC. \ ,
(131 ‘i (Tmre, ol' \Viltnn. W119 given and was ’ ‘ , . .
l/ ’x , 1'. HQ enfuyi vl. Endeavor Circle _
( ’. ' fruit ;1\ l-unlsnme bouquet and host 013meka 31“ ”*iCiarP. L . 1 . . ‘ N e W E nglan d
i ’ wix'hl'fi‘ 1.. its sister (-irclo. {ocular ‘ . .
}: :/: business-5 was transacted at a brief SZAthnhc Stu-SM!“ . [ hls Forward
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lfi no“... ii seeks to justify it anew with each in , , . , J . . . ’ .,. -. - , . - ‘‘‘‘
[g ~11, m. .. “and i! .That almost every new customer that comes to this . , dividual problem presented to it.
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(g , l'ul' the re- 93 -- , bank, does so upon the recommendation of some . a The knowledge and experience of this um 0 S
(Y? “J “w“: are “fit I! - - " These are- special play clothes for children and are Ins ,_
W . i“ ”1:1“ ““138 is . mutual friend already domg busmess here, gives us . 1: bank' 1s available. to its friends and patrons .’ of chamhray. gingham and pop“; W:
.. is my: I: W '. ' . ‘ 7‘ - r. ‘F H19"! ' bloomers m 0318!!
armal 1' ' . . - - ° ° ' 1.7 all times- re ardless, Of the SIZE 0— ———-~ Some are with slipon dresses and to
, ., .. .“IWSEEEE _ confidence to invite your friendship and bwmess. ‘ a ti g p ; , one-piece and for the small boys :1; metal? style “and wow... mu.
' w-Hw- in Hflf and ’ transac ons' ., ‘ : buttoned-on pants. »
"""“ "n" 1‘“ grasp - ' 2 These Tumbling Tags are made and trimmed in all sorts of
...mj[:_,' A n e W N . ’ ~ attractive ways and are designed for the wear and tear of romping:
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