Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 16, 1922 · page 2

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STILLSON POWELL Corp.

7“ JOSEPH DAVIS

- Wisnmorou winter-:1

 

Straw Hat
Time is Here!

Every Straw Hat We
Soil is

Made in Norwalk!
Young’s Hots
'c and K
$4.00 to $6.00

 

 
 

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m for mam. Hum 0&1me

E.‘_.KBANKS’

, [31160698. €703!
Under mmckemo Hotel

* 7' Walt ".Wuhinnon 8M

Jogeph “W. Rooney is seriously fir
Iron: a. nervous bankdmgand has

 

port to recuperate. _

 

-—£torage W recharged.
man Kohn. 9 12mm Ave.

 
 

loft. No. 321,11. 1. O. R. M., held last
night in Red Men's hall.

 

 

The annual meeting for the election
of officers or the Woman‘s Association
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
will be held on Wednesday. May 17,
at 2:30 o'clock. D. S. T.. at the church.

 

~81” your Victroln at Donnell?-
an easy weekly paymentl. Store open
wanton until 9 P. M.

 

The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and Investment Asso—
3011111011 will be hold today at the of~
,iioc of Taylor It Golden. Th; stock-
holders will hold a. meeting this even—
‘lng.

-~- The ll 11; Dollar Day
'tllc Boston Store.

 

Thursdn y at

 

‘L'twronce .l. DeMott. of 'lhls City.
‘hnd llarham Noudocker. of Stamford.
.merc mucried at the City Hall on Sat-

.uurday afternoon by City Clerk
Stoplwn llokns.1\lio is alsoa justice of
the peace.

-_...._......_.
~-—»ll0l|;1r Day Thursday.

At ii o‘clock tonight. tilt-re will ho :1
mot-ting of tho \Viliinm McKinley anx-
illary at 10 (,‘onimorcc- street. Dole-gates
to 4119 annual encampment to he held
in Stamford on June 16 and 17 will be
clerical. A special entertainment will
also be staged.

 

w~l<‘oll01v tho Yellow Banner. Dollar
Tiny 'l‘hursrlziy.
After the meeting of Bonner Coun-
cil, Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
"Thursday ovoning. there will he exhi-

 

bition drills by Lincoln Council. 0. 1".
3‘" M. and humor (“nuliril llv'm‘m'
teams. Moml»: rs of llnnnor (”ounoil

yiegrer team will ho at th( hall Thurs-
flay evening as near snen oclook as

 

mime- as a rehearsal will in) held.
*B‘cfreshmonts will i.» Sl’rV‘eti.
“ COMBAT TRAIN—492 ART.

A few abled bodied men betweenl
ages 18-45 for truck drivers, repairman
*telcphone men. instrument men,

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—-Follow the Yellow Banner. Dollar.“

bay Thur-day

 

Royal Benedict, of Dry Hill road.
has purchased a Chevrolet Light De-
livery car from the local agent. W. R.
Austin. of Austin's Garage.

 

-—1.argo sin pen coal. Harris Q
Gun 00.. Tel. 721.

 

The regular weekly meeting and re.
hearsal of the People' a Chorus will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock at the
High School auditorium.

 

—-Dollar Day Thursday.

 

Leroy E. Mills. of Westport. Com-1..
lms.purchased a. 5-3491)" Chevrolet
“Touring car from the local agent. W.
1:. Austin. of Austin's Garage.

 

-—Clean Egg. Stove and 1111: cool.
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721

 

*ll‘oilow the Yellow Banner. Dollar.
Day Thursday. .»

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ll. Bruno and Joseph Fondi. who

 

- en tzkcn to a annitarinmdn West- ‘

Routine business wan all that. came ._.
mp before amusement ,Cockonoognay- ‘

‘ The new. season, goiter-s 51km mini-nix 0&8:me Hot:

and exclusive noreltrwecves W for your review. Sen-

 

"‘eVens

Emu. So.‘Nbrwalk

 

 

There was a meeting of tho Boya' nucleus 0. Broodrique of Port
club of the Nor-walkx. E. climb last Wit.“ ington. L. , visited the week
night. Only routine matters .me up end wall his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
at the meeting. Mrs. Thaddeus Gayer of Union street;
,also‘his council]. Chester 0. Guyer of
Weston.

 

--iru11 line of Auto Aces-norm
Anon Kohl

 

 

CONWIJDATED GAS

 

The Mlnlaterlng Circle of the Nor-. .

walk Congregational church ”is to W 00“" ”W of Summ-
meet at cloclc tonight with thei “'5’ We Litigation in Four of
Misses Cling zl’M-mh‘fflrwin street. 3 Companies.

 

it has been mm&fwtm.wme.m you-o. All the wanted I ' *7

BANK: STOCKS
,.

 

 

 

IN. DEMAND;

 

up sharply during the last few
days.

ing in

 

Norwilk (Hunter. [1 A. 11.. this at- “ ASHINGTON Mali 16 The 1:11-
ternoon is holding a delightful card ldit) or the xe“ “"1" state law “1mg
party at the Norwalk Country club' :the gas rate at 80 cents was denied
There is a large attendance at the at lin a decision rendered by Justice Mon
fair the proceeds from which will be Rancid: in six cases brought by the
used in rhnrlt, work The “allowing: state against subsidiaries of the Can“

room at 30 llavilnnd street reportod to
tho polivv that n. suit of clothes and
an overcoat had been stolen from their
room.

 

~Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Gang Co.. Tel.
731. ‘\

 

The fashgoing Locomoblles. who
defeated the Lockwoods on Sunday
will meet with the Knyceys of this
cltv at the Baxter Grounds on next
Sunday.- afternoon.

 

wvllollnr Day Thursday at the Bos-
1011 Store. Don't miss it.

 

—-Roton Point Park opening dance
Wednesday evening. May 17.1)!Vitos'
famous melody otnchestra 8 pieces.
Dancing to 11:30.

 

 

Gnorm Godfrey. four years old, of
91 North Main street. is suffering
f1 0111 an attack or diphtheria. Dr.
lioliort E. Pcrcluc. health officer. quar-
:ultln-I‘d his home today.

 

“Follow tho Yellow Banner. Dollar
Day Thursday.

 

cooks. Full information at Armory
every night.

kWhite and Wyckofi'
Stationery

‘ 25c-40c-60c

 

 

South Norwalk ,1 4

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‘1‘, 0'-

‘.\.\

gAman decided he
(would buy a new
sofain the spring.

 

His wife decided
to have a new
spring in the old
sofa.

0 ‘ ~ u\u\-\‘\,u\
an. v1.10; '1 an a.

She says that her

«savings account is j
, $35 ahead.

What are your
(loos worth?

 

 

 

Mrs. L. Shaloick was arrested last
night on a. warrant by Motorcycle 1’11-
trolmun Charles Thorpe. charged with

51951111” on twelve-year old Alice Kin-

(lilit-n. Mrs. Shalcick is alleged to
haw pulled the girl's hair. The case
cz-nm before Judge \‘chcmiah Condor:
in the uptown court this morning but
v.15 continued until Friday afternoon.
to allow the accused to obtain counsel.

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—~Roton Point Park opening dance
V» ednesday evening. May 17. DlVltos'
rdmmw melmlv orchestra, 8 pieces
Dancing to 11; 30.

. l‘aylm Mid Howard Taylor.

tqulst. St.

....

E. Mathews. chairman. Mrs
\Villiam H.‘ Rusv. Mrs. Townsend B.
“'iokwlro. Mrs. Robert F. “1’ ‘.

Helen Curtis and MissCIaxa Mimics.

 

famous melody orchestra, *8“ “pieces.
Dancing to 11: 30

 

——Dollar Day Thursday.

SOCIAL NOTES

MISS LI‘tDQlf IS‘I‘ EVTERTAINS.
Allan Mabel Lindqulot of 81 Harbor
_av1 nuo. celebrated the than-treat}: an»
niu worry of her lilrhtilay at her home
Fridm e1 ening b yontertaining a. few
01' ll r triomls Ganymworo indulged
in. pm. comet solos were given by
ith-ninmin Mansion. Plano selections
1v ore rtndored by Miss Mabel Limb
Mn: 51; 34583 Marjorie Inkiynn fmorml
'with rrt‘ttations and all onloyed the
dancing and singing.
l rizos wero awarded to Miss Mabol
Later in
tho owning: :1 hoimtlt’ul collation was
strand and all went home wmhlng
3.11.»; Mnhrl many more such harpy
l 11 tlulal s.

’lhom present wrro Sarah Mather.
llt‘lcn lnrktelon. Mabtl Taylor. Doro.

 

 

 

 

thy anm‘. Marion Russell. Marjorie
lskiyan. Jennie Hunky and Mabel
Limiquist. John Darrow. Arthur

Burns. Bonnie Manglea'Hax-old Bas-
setl nudTHownrd Taylo‘ Mrs. \Villiam
Loner. Mrs. Elanche bloomers. Mrs.
linttio lane. Mrs. Agnes Kolalcr, Elli-a.
Minnie Lindqulst and Frank Lind-

commlttoe is in charge: Mrs. George outdated G” CO-

Miss

—-Roton Point Park opening dance
Wednesday evening. May 17.1)iVilos’.

' Ktanda rd Gas.

‘ chamber of tlzo City Hall,

The allowances

ito his compensation was
with inntrucuona

Gilbert was allowed $115. 000 by the
. New York Circuit Court for 35:! (lays:
or work in eight gas. cases. The $1»i
promo Cour: ordered that the tampon. l
«ration of $515M) allowed by the Cirn
cult Court for Gilbert's work in the!
Consolidator: Gas Co. cm he cut in:
half .1!) 3213.759 and that compensation 3
fixed in the seven other cases be r0- 5
ducod by Wei-thirds.

remanded

 

{incision By 1 S. Supromu Court
declaring New York State 80 cent gas
law intalld. tollows similar decree in
cases of Connolldalrd Gas Co. and \‘ow
York & Queens Gas Co" a Eubfldiary.‘
This dispose; of all litigation 115: (‘on- >
solidified Gas. Co. “and its subsidinrlrs
in theirdml court; attacking consti- 5
tutiomlih or so cent gas in“
aolidated Gal's won all the canon.

i. omnxhif-s invohfdfill “timings (hr-
cror. all Connolldatcd Gan suhaldlarios. 1
were \‘cw Yolk Mutual

 

 

 

 

 

Now Amsterdam Gas. .
East River Gan Northern Union Gas
and Central l’ulon Gas.

Question regarding compensation
or special master. which Supreme
Court found to be excessive. has to do
with his comprnsation in litigation of
above six companies as well as Con-
solidatod Oils. parrnt company. and its
other subsidiary. New York & Queens

 

 

Gas.
ATTENTION.
._.,.__
\ll members of the former Con-

necticut Homo or State Guard are re—
quested to moot in the Council
South Nor-

 

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.ng 19111. at right o‘clock, daylight
{saving limo. for (hr purpose of organ-
iizlu: a post or

39mm; association.

a breathing.

- :too.——-Still.son- Powell

wallo’Thm-sday ovonng this week.

.110 State Guard Vet

 

i the cagital stock of any bank or

‘30”- 1? ties for handling orders cum
to our care, and have oiferingi
Gas “gm which we would be glad to sub-
mit for Your approval

85 Washingtonfit. So. .Norwalk.

seek prime. securities in glam!"

quarters, and the attention paid;
to these stocks has generally re»

Iggroyimade to the master were held to be suited in higher priges all along
\tontgomEry Mrs. E_ R. Smith Mrs“ entirely too large and the question as:

ihé line.

At current prices the ”1350?“?

g:

of the stocks are selling at prices
to yield 6 oer cent: to 6.75 per
cent.

Savings Bankslmay invest in

trust. company located in Con-
hecticut, or in the city of Now

The shares of sonic of the lamb 1‘
3 ing financial institutions of tho 1 ,1
Wall-Street district have been 111.17 ‘

The higherbond mien; mono;
the ~marking «down of: '
yields, has caused investors to: ‘-

 

"The variety of shapes is exceptionally
panamas and runny other types being included

1;; lU.'\

~«Willem.

 

no THEY BUY THE SECOND AN I) 11111111
- _ EHEVRQLET?

 

 

 

Ami Continue to Buy the Car of Thelma.
THE REASON

 

ForlEconomical Won, the Lowest Price Centrist
Equipped Quality Car on the Market.
A Poworful. Roomy, Good—Looking. Economicfl Car,
Distinguished for Its Smart Lines and Ample (:0sz :1

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Work or in the city of Boston.

”ll 9 possess exccptional ”facili-

 

EAVEV'SOLD GHEVROLET CARS SINCEHES

 

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Phone 3959

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’ Established 1392 *
Investment. securities

Telephones. 153, 154, m

CHILDREN ’8 “SPRING FOOTWEAR

Everything included in our line of childnr. s 5H2 s ::1 .
dress pumps and oxfords to the sturdier high shes .a:1
oxfords. tor 13055 and gum.

Priced From $1. 25 to $6. 00

Conneally £9" Bracken

sum NDRWALK, CONN
STORE OPEN SATURDAY. EVENINGS

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sentinel ‘Want
good Results.

 

CHILDREN LY SPRING "TBIE

311‘s 'C. Osborn. 7Si£.Hillcide.B.d.
Clewland. 0.. writes: "My grand-
daughter “as troubled with a cough
{or near-1:» mo years. She took
l-oley' 8 Honey and Tar and her coughj
is now gem-.1: loosened the phlegm
o 3119 could raise it easily." Fillers
lonev and Tax- is just what children
hould 11:11? for feterish colds.
oughs. ‘-‘snuffles" and tight. whoezy~
no sure to get Foleyhs It ‘
checks croup and whooping cough. "
Corporation.—

 
 
 

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Fin- ,a. few cents. a .werk.

will protcct. your waln—

 

ables, » papers, "2 insurance",

 
 

 

policies, plannedeeds,’ heir. 74:;

 
 

looms, etc. from fire,

 

water, wet-min or mod-
dllnggimgers.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Thoma atmosphere of the slumparlor, with woodwork
wand fuminue in a restful subdued finish .~——30u (11‘s
noisily obtain this with Hilo Flat Finish ,“lbe varnish (-j

.Thmfiniih Moots nodazling gloss. One coat brusht-l
over any clean surface givcs a dull finish typical t1

“mission work.
- M This: H510 Varnish has been used for many Years on
‘W and woodwork; and wherever a soft- toned

vclwty surface is desired.

t’flliz’fi iikethis finish aloe you’ we tried it. W'e
you Will be satisfied. 01' your money-back

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