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\iuHHoTOV STREE‘l
m. .NORWALK.
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.‘lhclc in Norwalk
('mi‘ut & Knapp
Straw Hats
‘1 uungs' Straw Hats
hwkingchair”
Gulf Suits and
l 'nd crwear
.r l‘i'lu‘s Prevail
w- J ’1‘“; Hunt”? Of
- mg Lil. Kish Hall.
‘u \y‘Jr‘J Med with the
.~‘.1‘ 1r l.J.y from various
New .1 and Third dis-
playing ball.
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Krug‘n‘s of tho Ku
: ‘Jllll Saturday
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li‘.“ affair.
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'1 lun'l‘l w:
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Til"
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.n-nmwdings. null
« "=10 proceedings.
'J‘cg. Stove and nut coal
l' E 12:71:! CO. Tel. 721
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l meeting of tho
* i will be
Jnlwrs. Citv
cal votcrs 0
upon th»
:it‘t
issuance of bonds:
tlu- wat‘Jr works
ill also app. opri'ito
cum? to retlrn $100 (10‘).
~1 'lile‘lr'l bonds Wlilr‘l (”imp
Anuust 'T‘lw m‘tlmi: W19:
111 irtJm ‘:1.t “wok. lt-nnnw-
c lvw thnn ltn‘l‘ {1 dozen vol.-
’1’.” ill! inviting.
Dnttnrlcs
'3 ’mlroad Avc.
l OR SPRAYING
‘ mate
’XI‘C.
mu; lull club was held on
right yours old. of 15
is suffering from
Dr. Robert E.
night
Haven.
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space
contrasted
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FAll the New “Fabrics for
1922‘
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for lmmdlatoguu on exhlltlon at
E. K. BANKS”
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Munckemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Strut
‘f
A new store is being erected at the
Five Corners in Broad River, and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. l-liiadon. of 6 Elizabeth street.
complained to the police on Saturday
afternoon about children playing in
the drixeway of hé’l‘ home.
ilccim‘ Miller a meter inspectox
for thi: S“(‘Ollll District electric. light-
ing station. reported to the police
that ho had been bitten by a. vicious
dog onned by Isainh Clark, of 110
Taylor avenue. on Saturday afternoon.
H19 wounds were not serious.
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—-Hear an. Avis' "Birdlandl'
screen lecture-recital First M. E.’
church May 23. 8 p. m. Tickets 350
Hamilton Shop 5: Stillson Powell‘s.
Novelties in Straw
Hats
$2.50 to $8.50
. We’ve a complete selec-
t1on of Straw Hats in the
season ’3 best styles.
Rough braided Sailors are
preferred,
Also a variety of Panamas.
Rogers 69’ Stevens '
Roman: “'80. Nor-walk
Robert "Peg—leg” lrown. who was
convicted of committing a scries‘of
robberies in Howayton two years ago.
was turned over to VVet’ncrsfield prison
authorities by the uptown police ycs‘
terilay. He was taken back to the
prison to finish out his unexpired
term of which one year still remains.
llarvry Wood. of 58 \Voodward
avnnuc. reported to the police that
he had parked his car on South Main
street in front of Rogers & Sicvcns
store about 9:45 Saturday night. and
that a car drivcn by T. J. Manner. of
\Vnrce:.tcr. Mass. pulled in front of.
him. and in doing so struck and bent
the tender of his car. Thc damcgn
was settled between the two partirs.
fresh mined. screened auto-
Hnrris and Guns Co.. Tel
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natlcally.
721.
'l‘lw womb-"rs of the T'or“. :lk Iird
and Nature Club who am pulnning to
attend the fluid Ilav of the Connec-
ticut \udulion Society at l-‘uirficld.
Saturday. June Cir-l. :1er rcquestcd to
notify tlw sech'Jtary l-I'nma B. Smith.
R Taylor aveniw, not latnr than Sut-
urriuv. May 27th. 'l'h‘J morning ses-
sion is to be hvlvl :1t imifi. 1t Com-
m min 1h“:iJIl"“. l ost limit]. corner 01'1
l riquavht liond; ilic am.- rnoon wssioni
hl vIll" l l.
\Vllli; mi Glill‘» rIJpnrlt. vi to tho police
)vsl‘ril. 1» that (‘ harks llnrnvs. (mo of
his dri\ is had nxkt 'l one or the auto-l
mobiles o‘v'wd in him in th- inr.1ing.
for work. but had not icturnnl back!
ham 0 simr morning This ll port What
made» at ‘2 4.1 n'c‘ mk At " TM o'clock
, ”ll-
rcchnrgcd.
of Lead. Bordenu
Lime Sulphur Solution,
Zwr's Pyrox, Hellebore, Paris
970.
, 21.1.50}: POWELL corp.
South Norwalk
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.lnzl the children
are at school, And
.19 maid is busy in
Ill: kitchen, Could
he ,ewelry and
er valuables dis-
33-year? Not if she
nus a safe deposit
1... of her own at
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this morning. Barnes was picked up‘ by
'Pntrol man Adams and brought to th‘
l-uptown police Elation. fitter Ed 59.!
explained the circumstance: In nu-
n-- . tmn v itli his to mpnr 1r\ disappear-l
:1‘7-‘9 Hurry wilhdrvw :1ll clinrgvs.
—T~‘ull line of Auto Accessories
\qron Kohn.
"“14- Was: Yuy 1 vercisrs of Norwnlk
ln-lifo V10 '« 9, 1‘1(1‘i“1'1'b'!‘.l and Pro.
umgw ('J. ulrr (. lj'kv. will ler lnlvl r-u
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American Legion. will hold a regular
.Was clea duri’ig’ the entire do _'. .
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
at the new home in Wilton avenue.
Several important matters are to come
up at the meeting.
A Caesar-can section was perform-
ed at the Danbury hospital last week.
the pail-cut being Mrs. Waristo Emilia.
of \idgcfield. Mrs. Ersiiia came
through the operation nicely but the
child. a baby girl. did not live.
«Spend your vacation in Virginia.
Enlist now. Last chanch—Battery C.
at Armory.
The People's Chorus will hold its
regular weekly rehearsal at the High
School auditorium this evyning at 8
criterion the membem ‘ot the parish
Thursday night.
ing elaborate arrangcemntg.
.houSe and lot at 59 South Main street
‘J Hfronf of the building.
; not been broken as yet, however.
The vest};- of St.” Pin-ills church is to
A commfitee is mak-
John Ham has purchased from
Frank H. Buster the lot-{on the cor-—
nor of Concord and Chestnut streets.
and has commencedjhe‘m-cction cl
8 three family residence .on theisame.
The case of Daniel Caruso, arrested
charged with assault onVRosc Mola.
will come beforathe downtown court
this afternoon. Caruso was arrested
on a warrant about a week ago.
Steven Hoffa. who pus-chased in;
tram the l-‘ootes. isrplanning to erect
a. two story brick addition in the
Ground has
George Pcppos and Theodore. Papa-
theodorou. two Young Greeks well-
known in South Norwalk. will com-
mence a hike to Oklahoma tomorrow
morning . They will leave New Ro-
chelle and there is no telling when
when they will return.
The Ladi‘és‘ Auxiliaiy of Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 12, American Le-r
gion. will hold its first meeting in the
new Legion home. 50 Wilton avenue.
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock (D. T.)
All members are asked to attend.
both to inspect the new home and al-
so to discuss plans {or Poppy Day.
——Still room for a few good men
Battery C. Apply at Armory evenings.
Officers of the Second Batallion of
the Connecticut Guards. of which Bat-
tery C and the Combat train of Nor-
walk are units. journeyed to Wilton
yesterday morning with a view _of
making arrangements for “planting"
of a large gun in poaition next Satur-
day. A siutahle site was located.
The children who had been barred
from attendance at certain classes at
both lhe Marvin school and the
Franklin Junior High school Lecause
they were unvacclnatcd. and because
they had come into contact with
childrcn whose home was quarantined
because of smallpox. returned to
their studies today, the quarantine
having been lifted.
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H. A. Gorham. ot‘ Livingston place.
purchased the stock 'and fixtures at the
o'clock (D. T). the change in the
meeting night hcing because of the‘
Choral Art Society concert tomorrow
(\ening.
Joscpr Piccione. 0' Cliff strict. was
arrcsted on Saturday afternoon
Patrolman Robert Gainer for a vio-
lation of the parking ordinance by
Parking his taxi on North Main street
in thc restricted area. He has been
iclcasel. under bonds of £50, pending
'1 hcaring. .
Although the weather in Norwalk
Wllion
was \isitcd by a hcnxy shower at 4
( 'clock \cstcrday afternoon which
brokc up all out- of door activities. The
shower lasted for more than twenty
minutes.
—Buy your Victroin at Donnelly’o
in any wcekly paw-noun. Store open,
n'onlngs until 0 EM.
A special nicoting of tho Boar-l of
lit 11th is ficlllfilillll‘d for S o'rlcc
tonight .1! the office of D1.P.ol1(rt 1;.
l'--«1dus-.hralth offic‘r. Councilmcn
\Vliitv and Jumcs have been limited
to iii-J ll‘lf‘l‘tllig' inasmuch as the East
Noiwnlk public dump. (It the east cnd
ni‘ tho \‘l’ushington strcrt llring is to
lu‘ discussed.
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Pridc: of Court Nari-ilk. No. Sl-i,
Companions of the Forest. will :old its
irgulur meclinz tomorrow. Tuesday
pruning. at lie-d Men‘s ' hull. Main
sin-rt. \vhcn thcrr: will he {1 class ini-
tiation. Supreme Chief Companion.
Mrs. Mary .i'. Smic. will be prcsenl
and will do tlic secret work. Th" dc-
grw: team will do the floor work. and
following: this a social time will lw.
huld to which all Companions and vis-
-iti1i2 Companions are cordially wel-
3 come.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnel‘vllc Cocchia.
‘vl'fulr ‘1'1'! "'l' prr-scrtmlinn of :1
“:19 tw llz-‘J (‘nmlm' Tr'illl. til-o mom-
‘i‘r‘! rut' “"lll l1 arc“ ;:.llim1 will fit
- irriv‘. in .1 lunly, 'l'l.-- 1' gu'nr tin: any
rit'tnl, including: ’1 lllllslla‘. program.
will be f‘llrrlw? out.
Chnr‘c-s linker 0" 39 Pimp strcvt.
rrJimrl. il in i‘in {bOil(‘>' tlirii lw had an
:ww-ldhf‘l Ill Hm corn-’1' of ll.l\’m0nvl
:mJl Sr-it'h Main shows Saturday af-
lf-rnnrm. who". lac 11-min his mlto from
Ruvmonnl «trout to turn flown South
Main. :rd rm nutcmoliil“ coming
up tho SIT‘W‘I ‘mznip'l into him. The
name of this «ll-ix'ur of the other car
wwq no" :wc-ilzlinc-i. but tho rcgjs.
lrntion nvxvnbr‘rq wore Connecticut
41-57"- l’lnknr's lvt‘t iv: was injurcrl
by thi- crash. 4):: no arrests wore
mailp,
--Lm-ge size pea coal. Harris &.
1mm Co. Tel. 721.
Mccliunic street. and tlirir tln'cc chil-
dren. SrilIJ-l on Saturday
aboard the stoumship l’rcsidcnt \V’ilson
for Naples. Italy. and will go to St.
Stefano. Province of Valeria. Italy. to
make their home in the future. Mr.
Cocchia, came to this country about :5
yours ago and for some little time has
conducted 1 groccry store on Mechanic.
street. He sold his business to
Ruin. who is to conduct it in the fu—
lture.,
- i avenue. was arrested
of
morning
I". ’
sheriff's sale conducted Saturday
afternoon at the former Samuel
lFrankowitz store. Cove avenuc and
gThird street. Frankowitz is now in
lbankruptcy and .ilso has a number of
civil suits piled up against him for
Vinon-paymcnt of bills. and notes.
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The Red Mill bridge. or the bridge
at the Norwnlk—Darirn line at Five
Mile) River on the Old King‘s High-
way ,W'nir‘h at prcscnt is of iron frame
and wooden stringer construction. is
to b-J mid? of concrctc with “I"
beams. according to the present spc-
citlcnilcns. and the street department
of this city is advertising for bids
for the construction. Darien is to
ircct purl of the cxpcnse as well.
chance
every
*Recruits wantcdeast
this week Battery C. Armory
night. 1
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.m’.» 6-
W
of 28 \Voodward
'church when
CLEARY—FAGAN
.A- pretty but quiet wedding took.
place this morning at St. Mary’s
Miss {Ruth Agnes Fa-'
gau. or: Belden avenue, became
tho bride of Philip Emmet Cleary.
formerly of Norwalk. but “cw ‘ of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev Thomas J. '
Firm performed the ceremony in the _
presence of rclatives and close
friends
Miss Fagan is Wcll- known in Nor-
“Mk, having been employed up to
recently as Monographerin Lhe oilice
of Attorney Leo Davis. Mr. Cicary
formerly lived in Norwalk but is now
eyngaged in business in Brooklyn, N.
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Miss Sadie Anderson. a cousin of
the bride, was the bridesmaid and
Henry Curtis was the best man.
Miss Franccs Knorr has returned
to her home here after a. wait in
Philadelphia. Pa.. and Washington,D
C. and has resumed her duties as
cpcrator at thé local telephone ex-
change. .
Mr. and Mrs. F. War'd DeKlyn. of
I08 Main street,D1nbury. have gone
to the DeKlyn cottage at Pine Point.
this city which has been opened for
the so. 150".
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'Miss Eunice Sheehan has resumed
her duties in the traffic department of
the local telephone exchange after a
two weeks’ vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jennings of the
Second district are planning to spend
the summer in Europe.
Nelson W. Powell was a. visitor in
Ridgefield yesterday. making the trip
by automobile.
RYSZ BATTERY .
STATIBN
Up~to—date equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert
battery knowledge is what makes the
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. on popu-
lar. You get the sort of service here
that makes you feel glad. Headquar-
ters for Willard Batteries. Centrally
'ocat‘ed at 49 West ave. Telephone
connection 938.
‘3‘. “NEW WI"
PALACE “)DAY
Jack Holt Starring Wih Agnes A yres in “Bought and Paid For,” at
the Palace Todny, Tomorrow and Wednesday. J
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VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS .
We have a fine assortment of Nurgery Stock including Plum, Pesch all
Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines. etc. .
Wt also carry a full line of Fertilizers and insecticides.
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN SE 3T RESULTS
SOUTH NGRWALK FIGRIST & m M
Telephm 3H 0 South Main Street
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Our attcntion has been called to a report that
we are to diséontinue our business.
' This Is Not True
We Will continue the business and will give our 1
customers the same good service as heretofore.
Let Us’Develop and Print
l Vincent Demato.
-’Saturd.iv eve—
'l1ini': mi :1 charge of possession and
.snlc of invoxlcating liquors. and
rabout 25 gallons of hard cl. lcr was
lsc-izcd ix :1 milling party hcadul by
Chief of Police “imam R. Penning-
lion and consistinz or Ofl‘lccrs Flynn.
‘ luymnnrl,. Smith. Reynolds and
Summis He is hcid in bonds of $304"
au‘iilinr. a hearing. The stuff
been sent to tho state chemist to~bc
analyz >3}.
has
The Snapshots You Take
Leave your work before 6 P. M.
and call for it the next day at 6
P. M
24 Hunt Service
The HAMILTON Shop
49 Wall Street.
A eyou
a homo
Decorator?
with most men is that
they depend on their own
- judge, “for reasons which
and experience of a Trust
I “he . Second
Reason
Why the Judge Names a Trust Company
“I named a trust company in my will, as execu-
tor and trustee of my estate,” writes a prominent
appealed to .me so strongly ‘
that I, do not hesitate to give them:
“I desired the security offeredby the resources, L 7
It; ' f1 .‘
Company.”
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earning capgicity entirely,
' to accumulate a reserve
loud for the future, in-
stead of utilizing the earn-
ing capacity of their earn-
ings as well.
Every dollar you invest
in a SAVINGS AC7.
COUNT earns money for
you—INTEREST
MONEY,~ which in mm.
earns other money for
you. ‘ I,
Shirt year account at
The first Bank Under the
Bridge on Wilmington St.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Company
Preferred Stock. PRICE 95
and Dividend
mums 7.37%
Maples & Goldschmidt
Established 1892
Investment Securities
85 Washington St., So. Nomalk
Telephones 153, 154, 720
772
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
—AT—
GEHEBE’S
25‘ waking. gm $00 3. N0! W. flk
Hard N‘a'mes
-. There are all kinds of
hard names w h i c h
cheap wits may call you
if you save your money.
But hard words break
no bones. Better be
abused for saving and
becomfortable than be
despised for spending
and be miserable. Open
a sawngs. account. ' J
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,F. H. Wempe {‘9’ Son
Gehebe’ s
It'. Hero If If. Housman-c.
HEADQUARTERS FOB.
Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves, Ovens, Wmdow Screens, Screen Doors, Ice
Cream Freezers, Watering Pots, Garden Tools, Wheelbarrowc,
Lawn Mowers, etc. ‘
25 WASHINGTON STREET
Delivery
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
0f Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Haul, ,
Silk and Cotton Undergarments, Hosiery a nd
Sweaters.
Must Bc Seen to Be Appreciated
THE PARIS
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS AGO
WOMEN’S GINGHAM AND PERCALE
DRE$ES
in‘finl quality Gingham and
"Mani ‘attraqtive new models
Female Dresses.
, Those are suitable for home or street wear and the color: which
are in checks, plaids and stripes are guaranteed fast.
Some are in the new long waist effect, finished with sash and.
collar and cuffs, either of lawn or the same material. .
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Prices Range from $1.98 to $4.98
J Mallette
South .Norwalk
a
Norwalk Chronicler