“Rockingchair”
Golf Suits and
Underwear
Popular Prices Prevail
The Hungarian Catholic church is
.to hold a dance at Hevossy hall this
‘evening.
Five recruits were received last
night at the Armory'for the Combat
Train of the. 192ml Artillery.
, ——Buy your Victroln. st Donnell“
an only weekly payments. Store open
meanings until 9 PV. Vi, V
Henry Shufelt or 40 West avenue re-
-‘perted that a hen and forty chicks had
when stolen from‘ 'a'é'o‘tifi‘ht the rear of
"his home last night.
-—Hear Edw. Avis' “Blrdland”
screen lecture-recital First M. E.
linurch May 23, 8 p. 111. Tickets 35c
Hamilton Shop & Stillson Powell's.
Harry Munhall or 223 Main street.
First district. reported to the police
that he had left his bicycle on the cor-
ner of South Main and Haviland
‘ streets last night. and that it had been
. stolen.
o-Womens white canvas shoes and
oxiordn at 81.0.0 pair at Keeler's.
Paul Lengyel is to open his new
confectionery store. the "Cnocolate
Shop." on Lexington avenue in Kish
Hall tomorrow. On Sunday evening
he is to give a dance at the hall to
which all are invited.
--Mndame Frances. 10 So. Main
street. open for business as a first-
cluss beauty shop. Specail sale on
drop ear rings at half price. Open
evenings.
John T. Hayes. local agent of the
White Star Steamship company. was
-cn invited guest yesterday at an in-
spection and dinner given on the new
steamer “Majestic." at its pier in New
York city . The Majestic is the largest
vessel afloat. It weighs 5.600 tons and
In 956 feet long. A walk around the
deck is equal to one-fourth of a mile.
Mr. Hayes describes the vessel as one
of the wonders of the generation. The
Majestic sails for England tomorrow.
—-All sizes on childrens play shoes
$1.00. at Keeler's.
Week-End Chocolates . 49¢
Hershey’s 1-2 lb. Bar .. 25c
at
53'1“st POWELL Corp,
l
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[Mill]
3
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l’llil .
COULD THIS
HAPPEN TO
YOUR WIFE?
meme here.
~ the Boy Scouts of Nurwmwrill be
Julienne Dumortler of Crescent Ter-
race is spending the week-end‘utdwr
m
A mass 01% for Mrs. Mary
McMahon will
morning at St. Joseph's church.
~Unusual bargains at Keeler’l
Shoe store “moms-dildo full of
Bargains at 81.00 and 82.46 spur.
. A public exhibition of the 1work of
held at the Nomi]: Armory tonight.
-._._..__....
A social will be held on “Monday
evening at St. Joseph's Pnrochisl
school hall “by the Children of Mary oil
St. Joseph’s church.
—!|‘ull line of Auto Accessories
\mn Kenn.
The entered apprentice degree was
conferrcd last night at a. stated com-
munication of St. John's Lodge, No.
6. F. a. A. M.
The Norwalk Hospital Sewing
Society held an all- day session yester-
day with Mrs. Robert Brotherton.
Newtown Terrace.
-—Clean Egg. Stove 1nd nut cool
‘Iarris and Guns Co. Tel. 781
A special meeting of the board of'
health will be held at 8 o'clock Non-
day night at the office or Dr. Robert
E. Perduc. West avenue.
new?
be held roman-own
“wannabes—stems.
-—hrgn Ilse mum ”at
new
i
(m MN“ MW)
Barret-st.“ anthem before
roman helping“:- could not
see any approaching on. He started
mwmdmme
W turntathowsrdl Nor-
“Mara-barman down from
the ecu-term Whiplash: cg
swerved/hill our "
1.
or." me My. find that in order to
wield striking“ hemmed his
car into the ditch. He was slightly
outonthe book of thefiththundund
hurt his left thigh. but was other.
wise uninjured. He sad the: he was
not going over 18 of 20 micron hour.
and warms up for the corner
and had sounded his horn. He did
not see Hurak upntil the our durted
out in front or him.
What saved Pimbell from more
serious injury is :1. mystery: to those
who have seen the Med car. No
arrests were made. but both men were
warned. Pimhell to be more careful
and Hum]: the same. ~
LOCAL'BANKEM AT ANNUAL
BANQUET IN BRIMEPORT
(Continued tram First - Page)
the opportunities which our country
and its established institutions aflordfi
and especially in apps-column of the
tact the! the profession of banking at-
fords to its diligent and loyal members
especial opportunities for promotion
A complaint about boys breakingl
the glass in a small store at 39 Cross'
street and stealing some cigarettes
was made to the uptown police last
night.
I
——All the new colors in womens
sport stookings at Keeler's.
Automobiles owned by Thomas E.
Smith of Rowayton and F. W. McM-
lister figured in a slight accident on
Wall street yesterday afternoon. Dam-
age was slight.
I
“William Plait of 7 Summer street
reported to the police today that his
bicycle and a bottle or milk had been
stolen from his home between 5 and
6 o'clock this morning. The bicycle
“as a "Red \Ving "
—~Storage Batteries recharged.
\uron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
———.—..._
The regular semi- -.mor thly meeting
of the Norwolk branch of the Erie lice:
Lib: 13* League uill be held this mon-
ihg at 8 o'clock (U. T.) at the, meet-
ing place. 79 W‘Mhington street All
ln‘l‘l'lht’rs who can are requcwtcl lo
attend.
Local uttorne3s are attending the
short calendar sessions in the Superior
court Bridgeport. today.
Mrs M. G.ottscha.m of Aiken street
sailed aboard the S. S. W'urtemherg
for Gerrnanv. todm. She will be gone
abdut three months.
—Conl. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Guns 00., m
121.
Camp No. 3. P. 0 ofA.. held oreg-
ular meeting iolloWed by a. supper on
Tuesday evening last at which time
Miss May Phalor of East Norwalk was
awarded :5. 00 in gold. There was a
good attendance and a social time was
enjoyed. The affair was a success
both financially and socially.
Clara Smith Boyle of this city. rep-
resented by Atty. Leo Davis. has
started action for divorce against
Clarence Boyle. formerly 0 {this city.
and now believed to be a resident of
Milford Mass. charging t~l=sertion.
The couple were married June 28
1917. and it is alleged that desertion
took place on December 5 of the
to omcinl and manager“! position.
and that as a result of the combusti-
ment and maintenance or the merit
system in most banks a. large number
0: institute members have. through in—
dividual application. achieved marked.
professional success. we steal] times'
and udder all circumstances stand for
the merit system and for the paying“
salaries scoot-ding to the value of the
service rendered. We believe in the
equitable (Jo-operation of employee
and employers and are opposed to all
Ittempts to limit indivldwdnitiuive
and curtail production. and. “theater as
our profession is concerned. are unal-
terably opposed to any plan purport-
ing to promote the material welfare of
our members. individually or collect-
lvely. or any other buts than that of
efficiency. loyalty and Vunndeltentcd
Americaniom." '
At last night's meeting Spencer 8.
Adams was elected a mom r or the
executive committee for a - rm of
three years.
The full program was as follows: l
Chairman—Richard .l. Wynmop. .lr.
Toxistmuster~\\'ullace M. Haynes.
"Theory and Pmtire"—-Prot. Ray
ller: Westrrfleld. Yale University.
“American ldeulism"——Prof. Charles
M. Blakcwell. Yale Univfirsity.
Joseph Lycell. baritone; Miss \Villa E.
Miller. soprano. assisted by Miss
Mabel A. Miller. violin; J. EgBur-
ry. song lender. assisted by A. I. 8.
Band.
I'l’ALIAN-Jl‘GOSLAVIA AGREE-
.‘IES‘I‘
ROME. May ilk—The newmapcr
'rnbunn states that an agreement has
hon concluded between lva and
Jugosluvia fixing the status offi‘lhe
Adriatic Seaports 0! Zara and Flu ue.
RYSZ BATTERY
S’lATlllN
[Yp-to-date equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. so popuo
lar. You get the. sort of service here
that makes you feel glad. Endow-
same yt- f-ar. Application is also made
for permission to resume the maiden
name of Smith.
ters for Willard Batteries. Centrally
located at 49 West ave. Telephone
connection 93!.
tutti-s under them of i
W ‘
4" ltype. which were built at the Strut»
.bonta will be towed to Norfolk. Va.
battery knowledge is whet mute: thc‘ ,
“M‘I‘ report Moot
that there Ire 890 associations in the
Med m the work being 113
years old: The value of the buildings
in Connecticut finance“). In the
m amp; me Wine by the
m! on of ”0.102200 of €1.3tate
Smear Edward W. Huron. are some
.535 test houses. with accumulations
formerly boys. The budget of the u-
ween lotus nbouti321,000. We.»
ute to the mums; eflorts and gen-
erosity of ”Mr. Blakesiee and Mr.
Its-ten.
An interesting ”store of the gath-
sung was the son-moi tormlf given
to Bury Healer smith. county "twirl:
”cum who will sever his connec-
mmmeanteY.MC. A.on
Juno 1.
Sec. Hubert or the Hartford Y
Whimasdld SmteSeoFred
33- Fm. During five years of Mr.’
ensure: work with the organizition.
the eizht counties have been organ. -
432d. The gift presented to “9.35110:
coached of 26 volumes of what is
known as “The Father and Son
lelrmy. ”
There will be four boys’ amp: 01‘-
eroxed this summer. The director of
Camp Hanan It Chute:- is F. A. Stan-
ley of New Haven. J. T. Collins 0!
this city is one of the three directors
of_Cump Moluwk (Litcllfieldl. the
first field meet ’0! the county Y. M.
C. A. will be In Colt Park. 38:: 2’).
W
SIR-AMER ulnar BOA‘I'S
'SOLD AT NORVVALK ACCTION
Four wooden chips or the Fem-is
ford Myst-do north or Washington
bridge. during the wnr. were sold yes-
ttrdly With other property of the
"Tnited sum Shipping Board in the
sale st Wilson Point. Nor-walk. The
{our ship hulls said yesterday were
the only ones malnlng of thirty or
this type of hosts. A number of
Stratford shipping men were present
at the sale at Wilson Point. but the
succeseiul bidder on the Stratford-
built console was Jamey Q Hoyle of
No.16 Bridge street. New York. The
put in game there. It was announc-
cd that the sole or propeny of the
Shipping Board ht Nov-walk brought
a. total of 3250. 900 The property rep-
reaehtqd in cost price or 810. coo. 900.
but had depreciated due to storage?
and the mural shrinkage from war
vaults.
mt. GAMES mmm.
BOSTON. my 19 (American)——Sr
Lombnoloun poutponed rain.
FITGHBURG. Mm. May 19 (Elm-
cm).-—~New Haven-Etching 'clme}
postponed. ruin.
«Woman mall size oxford. and
pumps manna to 37.00 3.24236.
Keeler'e Shoe Sure.
MASON CONTRACTOR“
K Fem-trio. mason contractor, It
Snowden Ave, hove a capable crashi-
union {or the handling of any iob in
this line. this concern makes a
specialty of the building of walls;
drives. roads and. grading work. Some
of the finest chimney work and lim-
place work recently dare locully has
been the work or this orgsuisauon.
Telephone 2824.
Norwalk Tire 8; Robb!
’ Company
7% Preferred. Stock. PRICE 95
. and Dividend '
mms 7.37% .
Maples &Golds'chmidt
Established 1892
Investment Securities
85 Wathington 8b, 8o. Norwsik
Telephone. 153. 154, no
. Barton and. several memoirs Mme
common omen. sit. the unscrew 2
fi*'w.mrufliuud others paid trio-f1 ,
16.03534.
striking the transport sang and her
J: Remand Frederick :8. Guam. . ,
representing South Norm Links.
m. 529. 1.2.0.70. in. Major m 151
last evening. it was decided that the
that «we «uni-minis were to- rbe'V
W in the future.
The mayor and council has! gone on
mutual: opernftiug in Nor-walk. short-
”many out: office. ‘1 ..L
A. permit was given to the Moose.
m a. misunderstanding no: lind- .
m the obtaining of the mom
=noose finned u contract with them
mm m to come-here.
It was after the contract new ,
signed that the noose wane notified k
thatthe permitmtghtbe revokedalt:
had been obtaincd‘througho. minus». ’
mm: on the part of the city "
clerk. :
~ Because of certaining extenuating ,
circumstances including the passion. ;
ones in a. suit for failure on live open ‘
their contract that perm’hion m .
given them to holdthetr min "
.llllfifllilll ulnar
lllElEll ml .
Judge John R. Booth this morning
Meltdown a. dedsion in tame! the
plaintiff in them suit of the
Doris-fitne- Rough Hat Company. of
Donbury. saint the Dryer Hat Com-
pany of this city. for 8792:?! and costs
in the. superior court"
The plant!!! company was relive.
tented bv lves & Renting or Denoting
and the Dryer company by Judge Jos-
eph R. Taylor and Attorney Leo Davis.
In the hill 0! Monica tiled last
August it was alleged that occurred I
had been entered into ”whereby hat
forms were to be furnished. which was '
done between May 7th, 1920. and
Morel: 2nd. 192.1. to the rune of
Of this amount 85.3”.32
mmmwoweumwm“i
Wot North Muss-1:3. “on,
streets. starting onflommm* '
record to being supposed to outside}
however. by City Clerk Stephen Doha. 35.
ity that the Moose might be deteid- "
1' The "Tailoring Tells!
"25 to $35
Band tailoring is as necessary to Summer sum
as to any other quality Clothing. That‘s Why the
fine hand work we demand keeps them spic and
span. And the most interesting feature is the fact
that they don’t cost any more than the machine.
made verity. Hind-tailoring does the trick—if you
wish shape permanency.
Rogers 89° Stevens
Norwalk .horwalk
Q0
k
was paid. luring a balance due of
3786. 92 Damasc- of $1. 090 were ask- .
5“: ii;
“I zintli4“’1mmmi
No more porting oi' taxis between;
Main and High street. on Wall street.
is the edict issued today by the Nor-V
walk police. This order nouns that
the taxis which have been in the habit
0! parking in from of the m Store
CHILDREN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR
Everything included in our line of children‘s f?‘ a tram lig'.
dress pun. pa and oxfords to the slurdxer hzgh ~:_:~< -..d 5mm;
.ox-fords. For boys and girls.
Priced From $1.25 to $6.00
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
srona OPEN SATURDAY svsmxcs
and' other stores in that vicinity will l
have to find a new stand.
The police luve received orders to
warn all the drivers against parking
on Wall street between the two desig-
nated streets Second oflense is to be
arrest and prosecution under Section
30 of the Public Acts of 1321
TRANSPORT JGBN
(Continued from First Pose)
part. The Wilkins was coming here
from Gleenport.
NEW LONDON. May l9.——»'I‘he crew
of the Wilkins reached here {rem Long
Island this noon. They said the cause
or the wreck of the transport was“
error in the boat‘s campus as 831ml.
when the instrument was brought:-
ashore and tested. Immediately arm
upper works took fire. her oil «Cue! sup-
ply feeding the flames. The engineer.
below the water lei. cl are the only
part except. th concrte hull undamaged }
in fire. .
Advertise, in the Sentinel.
A__
DOLLAR DAY
Some day When
she is down town,
And the children
are at school, And
the maid is busy in
the kitchen, Could
her jeweh'y and
other valuables dis-
appear? Not if she
,-has a safe deposit ”
hit of her own at ’-‘
the H
Ii
IlV
Vii
. n
. south Norwdk
Savings Mk .
. . . . . \ .
, i . r r I
”me u wax-uneumlwmrmmm”- . we. ll‘ In“: '-
.
l
v "w Milo-hr J.
A TRUST
will, the second resulting
could know nothing.
m'
court'ofanadmuustntorofmyfinu-sofwhml
WHY THE lunar rustic
calamity
C
“First: Iwantedtheappoinhnatofmyexeeutot”
tobea‘permenent one, not tobeufietbythcm
of any friend that I might choose, mm”
after my death—the first causing me to redeem
malemomtnudhythe
/
‘ I . .
whammy". ..
.L‘mm ' our
«mama “rm In.
The habit. of saving is
one of the first essentials
, of Success.
Cornelius Vanderbflt
said to Chauncey M. De- r
3W Sciatic, Vessella’ s Band
3st from "Robin Hood ” Fart 1. Victor C.
pew, when the letter was
a young man starting out
in life: ‘
“Any Fool ‘ an niche '
money, but it takes a very
wisemtan to-‘kerp‘i .”
. Be Wino» :
Put your-“money ii: the ;
,x '«w F7!‘»“‘W «mu-v. -. in..- «new
There are all kinds of
An Unusual List of
"Victor Records
All Standard numbers, but thé list lSV'.;".1‘2.<l3:A.
in that they are records which have been .
cure more than ordinarily, and here 319
numbers for your choosing:
Jewels of the Mediums, Intermezzo Ve sse '5
mV
0?}
Gems from “Robin Hood,’ ’Part 2, Victor 0;
, 64180—1 floor You Calling Me, McCormick
~ «guinea, Waits, Viehn,‘ reami- '
Whales. Dcpuis ie~jour, clack
firm—.31“ Danube Waltz, Philadelphia Orchestra.
SEW-Lest sight, Homer—acme:
m—Prchde in G. 'Kinor, Piano, Rachmaninoff
88391-43nrbiere, Largo al factor-um, Ratio
'Haven’t room to list them all.
thermod— you want, ask us.
hard names wit-'1' 1 ch
cheapmtsmaymfi you
if you ave youraouey. ,
But hard words break
"filaments Union sung in All Styles.
2m astmd Top Vests. ‘
"I‘llihts in can and Wide Knee. ~
mm' gm Children’s Vests—Band and Bodice
m Hills Hancock Underwear.
Winona Athletic Wu Combinations Made of V1 11 m 1
Check. } ,
" W muse {lotion mourners, 6 to 13 Years.
KW kaers, 3 to 13 Years.
} m emu Suns manner Knee 6 m 1_6
.l "‘op.
1:93.13
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