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(”w t‘H .\* Knapp
smm Hats
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"Hut kingchair”
(.vll Suits and
l'ndcrwear
... Prevail
ii. A. Wl‘l
meeting this
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“1‘ Jam‘s
,. ibis VH'Ck.
LIL: boys playing in
». dicing Windows
.9 Vigil.
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m l or Yh" parking
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taunting.
m :- recharged.
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l .' Motorcycle
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«landing
L. H); [inso'ngr-rs
ux;;..r:l 52:1 et.
:.\e.i at 820
the accuse-ti.
$.15!) U'WUCR
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- :r‘llllt‘l ts. TM-
J's (.3 'l‘im'lms A. Slaw”.
.:» V ‘urt H.
Elm.“ i will ‘Nlfliu'
1.7:“-
. tilt SPRAYING
of Lead. Bordeau
:le Sulphur Solution}
"1"“.10 x, Hellebore, Paris;
3' :1th Norwalk
All the 'New Fabrics » for
nnvii-u
4‘5“ ptwoauAAu-d»
' :‘;Ian.
and for lmmodlatc use on exhllrlon at
45-47 West Washington Street
C. . -1 L- - -—-r ‘2!
' Straw Hats
Palace theatre. is seriously ill at. his
home, on Union street with pleurisy.
Daughtrrs of America, No. 106, will
be held tonight at the- K. of C. rooms
on \Vashington street.
Haddisslh. lied Men's Hall. South
Norwalk. Wednesday evening, May
Harris and Gang Co. Tel. 721
’Spring street. is spending several davs I
gas the guest. of her daughter, Mrs. l
'lar weekly meeting at the Hign sr-honl
',,.l
pea. coal. Harris &
l.\' POWELL Corp.
Spring and Summer
Apparel
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mmckemo Hotel
James P. McNally, usher at the
A business meeting of the Catholic
——Don't forget Burn Dance of Jr'.
24th.
—Cleun Egg. Stove and nut coal
“.Jrs Margaret Flaherty, of 68
John Manning, of Stamford.‘
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The l rank C. Godfrey Post, No. 12,
Novelties in Straw
Bats
$2.50 to $8.50
W'e’ve a complete selec~
tion of Straw Rats in the
season’s best styles. _
Rough braided Sailors are
preferred.
Also a variety of Panamas.
Rogers 6? Stevens
Nor-walk 80. Norwalki
being the taking- over of (Salt Pasture
Beach by the city. and the acceptance
of Brook street from T .B. Wickwire
for a city street. and the contexing of
the Common Counfll at its adjourned
the city's interest therein to Mr. \Vick-
wire. are to ,come ‘ before. ‘ the
Council Chambers. City Hall.
. alcoholic content. is scheduled to be
American Legion, will hold a meet-
ing tonight in the new clubhouse in
Wilton avenue.
Miss Katherine V. Doughtery, of
the low] telephone exchange. basi-
Automobile races will be held on
the track at the Carmel, N. Y., Fair
Grounds on Memorial Day.
Pilot Island in Norwalk harbor.
been awarded a. five year service but- ‘ which was the summer residence of
ton. the late Eben Hill.
‘ . , . ls'orv.’uik. has been purchased by
Lillian “alker. eight years old, of Henry Atterbury Smith, a New York
'; :‘r hitcct.
73 Cedar street. is suffering from an
attack of the. measles. The case has
been reported to Dr. Robert E. For-
duv. health officer. matically.
, 721.
The People's chorus hell] is regu-
anlitorlum last evening. Next Week
the chorus will also meet on Monday
wrenin" because Tuesday is a holiday.
»--l'(c :its want-wlu—Last chance
tins wuk Buttery C. Armory every
night.
lt V5118 Hated at the meeting of the
Sa-con-l Taxing District last night.
that im (alumni-'0? the (‘ost of the
rww i‘mr llcnl had been obtained as
ye". ll}! (119 35mm» was isxeil for
so as t" “lily cover the rust. The
story «>5 the hinting will in found
rlswwhrre in today}; issues.
\lrs. Jenni" ("zilluhnn has sold her
dwellihc :1! No. 6 l.i\ingston Plnce to
A‘bert N. Morszam. of No. 62 l'ulnnm
L—l‘w’t’THlt‘. through thl- Jolm 'l‘. Hayes
nip-nor. Mr. Morgan and family tnkel
l-w-Sessmn this month and “ii make.
1m ir ”mine i". i“.i':£'5fnn l":. w. Mrs.
(‘u'i’nlm'l unto.“ In No. in Urciirul!
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l“. un :ln --'. this: initiation undvr:
"H I I :xrmnv (‘llilf (‘nm-I
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, . 'nn S‘c'e will lv'i'lill“: tl-rH
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-——Buy your Vlctrola at Donnelly's‘
on v wrekly pniments. Store open.
comings until 9 P M.
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‘l‘i, .» :lwll \’l'.~il l'tliljx'l
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“>"yll‘f ‘21:? l. ,‘xllnl'lwy l'nul TL.
«'1 ~.,., ~‘. .. Arm 3.. l=t~: 9‘”. accused. Jlill
r. . .. rv' *lw- mill-I urns ‘nv art] '1‘; .lllvlcc;
(: muv ll. ‘(oslr-lrc‘li yesterday artor-'
l
—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
‘Complaint was made to the police
last awning about a resident of Kel-
logg street who had built an obstruc-
tion in the gutter gin front of his
Ihome. so that waste water. when it
'(ume down the street. spread out in-
to the middle of the roadway.
.losnph Acqulv‘to‘s Ford went wild
on East “Washington street this morn—
in-r dbout: 7 o'clock, when the driver
lost control. and before its wild dash
ended it had bloivn three shoes and
hall broken the front spring, when it
into the curbing on Wash-
ington street and came to a stop. Ac-
quinto was uninjured. Patrolman
.lohn nr-ynolds’investtgated the accl-
smacked
dent.
The Tzridueport Protective Associa-
of Danbury and
Harris and Gan: Cm, Tel.
IL number 0; matters, anions thorn:
meeting to be held this evening in the
The case of James D‘Amata. or 28
Woodward avenue. arrested for the
sale and possession of cider, which is
alleged to have had over the legal
tried lcfore lodge George H. Vos-
burgh in the iowutown court on Fri—
day after-noel: at this week. The ac-
tuoed is rep-resented by Attorney
Paul R. Connery
Lieutenant Stephen Dokus, accom-
panied by First ”Sergeant Joseph
Hertz and PrivaWS Toth, LeRoy and
Charles Fanning and, Private Baxa,
went to Hartford yesterday with two
trucks trom‘ the Combat Train and
brought back a. load of equipment
and ordnance for the Combat Train
and Battery C. 182ml Artillery», for
use when the Train and Battery make
.camp at Eustace. 11‘s., beginning July
lst: Captain Joseph Lockhart. Cap-
tain Anson Keeler. Lieutenant Joseph
Brotherton and Lieutenant Russell
Lay, aceompanifll by Sergeant Bran-
nlgan. wen: to Hartford by train to
secure the equipment as well.
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SOCIAL NOTES
MONDAY EVENING SOCIAL CLUB.
The. Monday Evening Socitl lub
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice K. Steve-r13. Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S.
W’ales and Mr. and lllrs. Frederick
Bates, at Red Men's hall, Second dis-
trirrt, last evening-
The hall was artistically decorated
and dancing was enjoyed until mid-
night. Sterling’s orchestra furrishing
the music.
During the evening several lecture
dances were introdumd that were
l0\el. One in the form of a lucky
number dance requirtd each couple
as their number was called to go out
of the hall and they received paper
cans and other decorations and then
returned to the dancing. The last
number called secured crowns for the.
holders Mr. and -Mrs. Earner P.
Craig nere the king and queen of
the fe§ivitlea which led up to a jol—
l_\ Virginia reel. Numbered lolly pope
were passed around and in 1his way
partners were smured for another
dance and la! 1r a lucky number dance
secured handsome souvenirs for Miss
Vivian King and Edward B. Smith.
.‘i‘ieliwious rs-freshment's were served
and the entire evening passed too
quickly—everyone hall a most happy
time.
Nearly every member of the club
were able to accept the hospitality.
The hosts and hostesses are to be
complimented upon the success of the
lion h" ephoned the local police yes-
ileralny .md asked them to see wheth- .
or thr» (ould locate the parents, rela-
tins 0. friends of a girl whom they
lull in their care. who said her name .
was l'v.’ rl Thomas and who lived on
A description
pr, the girl who is about 14 years old.
Green street, Norwalk.
was giu—n. but she is not a local girl.
and ill‘ llrixlgeport authorities were
so lir»li"( Ii.
——.'\':ill room for a few good ntrn
. l‘d-ii'fl‘jv (‘. Apply at Armory evening's.
Announco-lm-nl has been made by
the m w Entertainment Committee of
Norwullt l.wli.:v-. No. TWO. R. P. (l. E.
that :i l..udis:s' Night will be lmld at
the F2355“ ‘iome on Monday (-‘lllll:r.
May 2‘th, when :lll llll'hlllf-H'S at tho
imine agrr inxizml to nth-ml and in
liri; .g iluir f. lo. M s. 'l‘lll tonxmittu-
l .ts pit .nisrvl . 1 In” in}: xi rare en-
1th mini .nl :l. \.hn :llv :i-l. and im—
iEl~s lit" l'fiti‘l‘llllllllltlli there will bn‘
‘ .:mr:ir‘ \i:tll.‘illl." 'Lll-l l't'il‘O'SlllllL‘lllS.
~P‘ull line of Auto Accessoriesnmma am address cleariv.10u will
Aaron Kohn.
1 lill‘l' SAFE
i'tlSIT BOX
x LOCKED
TWICE
‘ l rl-nt one
>.. Deposit.
.' mur valu-
‘n it. and in
the vault,
\‘:\Il“-n the box
i compart—
3... it with his
'\'. and again
29:? an in-
which he
I in dupli-
.: .' nor
Ti: 3 will
has; —— 1t
. .2 r Coupon
”mil further
3‘ u opening
x. will] Norwalk
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sTART 70 SAVE TODAY
SO. N rwalk T Pit Co.
vii RES: Depmt Pays 4% Murat and» Your
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evening of rare pleasure.
A surprise prirty and dance was
held or. the film Maud. Frances.
Esther nnd~Henriette llrown. at their
home c3» 12 Clay street. last exenlng.
A delightful 11:91:..th “fl-y all
present. The Chocolate Shop (altered
for the party, ice cream and fruit
,punch being serve-4.
» Thoac present were: the Misses
Charlotte Lockwood, Alma Lycott.
Ethel Gelston. Natlle Mchuslnnd.
Dorothy Ember. Audrey Schine, Helen
[mu-o, Elizabeth Hawkhurst. Alida.
llnnllt Mrs. Mar Mitchell. Mrs. B. J.
' Reynolds and Maude. l“rancis. Esther,
Henriette and Mrs. Maude Frances
jllrowna Messrs. Rernarll l‘inesozt».
‘\lairim Finl‘sun. Leo Miller. (‘lxurlcs
’.\iiteli« .l Richard 'l‘iliimons, Frank
Lauder-{‘Edsfiard ,mnchegzer.
Abbott, Ralph Lycctt, 'John H. Jam
nings, of Greens “Farms, and Joseph
Taylor and Charles Coley of Fridge»
V “Nostradays”
SECOND PRIZE DEBATE ~
AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL
‘ The second debate of the series for
the cup presented by the class of 192d
was held in the assembly room of the '
Franklin school on Friday afternoon.
May 19. The contestants in the second
debate were teams from Rooms No.
7 o. 27. ninth grade.
The question read:
no preparation of lessons should be
required in out—of-school hours. The
best points brought on the two sides
{csolvch That
AFFIRMATIYE
1.——-A child is not in physical condi-
tion for study at night.
2.—Parcnts help their children. so
It is “SALADA” for
breakfast.for dinner.
for swinger and five
o ’clock ea the Con-
tinent wide
that homework does not benefit fully.
Conditions of light, heat. and
ventilation are often p0
while in school they are looked after-
No attention is paid to posture
of child studying at home. ‘
need for home
a.s_suflicient time is given in
school for preparation.
. Experiments have proved that the. guards. arrived at the ‘9‘
supervised study gives better results night; in seven automobiles. and de- - Winim Couch, of 6 Spring Bin M
‘manded that Benson be surrendered. V 83313“ the “5‘13“” of a. ““7 ”
.Two guards, John 8. Stanley and J.‘ leadinx from the rear 01' 1h” m ‘9
in too much of a BLABell1 refined and fired a. volley K8110“ 53‘993- The brdge, R 1"
,with the runs. Guards said they claimed blocks the gutters.
is necessary for thought that enact the members or a heavy run ‘0 wash the W W
;the mob was wounded, for the men
Pupils get their school work immediately left the jail. They re- constructed 8““ a ””33 mm “‘1
‘turned. however. at one o‘clock and that the structure has been mum "
Pupils learn to rely upon them— stormed the .1811. Stanley was slight- several times bv the Street W I
1? wounded during the exchange of meat. Mayor Calvin L. Barton in»
are shots, and C. Ii. Richards. a. prisoner. structed the police to see that the 7
‘also was hit by a bullet.
‘MOB orbs
winton to be re—sentenced.
Members of the mob. according to? Motorcycle Patrolman
than home study.
NEGATIVE
hurry to learn fully in school.
Home study
naturally slow pupils.
quicker through home study.
selves as a result of home study.
Correspondence
based upon the idea of home study,
and much is accomplished by them.
The debates on the affirmative side
were: Sadie Kurtz. Ethel Amreln. and
while those on the
Charles Ward. and Barney Ash. The
decision was awarded to the affirma-
tixe by the judges, Misses Wilson, Cur-
ry. and Grow.
The next debate of the series will be
between teams representing Rooms 22
The Broadway Hit You’ve
Been Waiting for
STUMBLING
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PARTY ON THE DHSSES BROWN.
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l Forcing their way into! the jail. .;
members of the moo with crew bars.
STORMS JAIL removed the iron bars of Den-oft
cell and hastened away with. tho:
frightened and trembling negro.
(Continued from First Page) i
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i coucu wanna: main.
lThorpe today was ordered to m
It is alleged that Mr. can»;
‘Brldse is entirely abolished. . ,-
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
We have a fine assortment of Nursery Stock including Plum. Peach , , ._
Cherry Trad. Aha Grape Vines. etc. 3.
We also in!” a full line of Fertilizers and Insecticides. ' .
TEARLY AND OBTAIN 52 ST RESULTS
SOUTH No o'iTzWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE
. 3:; '2h Main Street
Telephom 3H
I---'1-.n "roioruo”
NOTICE !
Our attention has been called to a report that.
we are to discontinue our business.
This Is Not True
We will continue the business and will give our
customers the same good serviceas heretofore.
F. H. Wempefg" Son
roi rm Played By Paul
W and His. Orchestra.
On Sale Today at
Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
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‘Ct'r 'rms or 1—" ls
l v. on‘rn HONEY
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C t o it this sip. enclose with so
land mail it to Foley & Co. .. 2835 Shef-
! field Axe Chicago. Ill. writing your
-recel\e in return a trial package con-
itainlng l-"‘ole5 5 Honey and Tar Co.
pound for coughs. colds and crap;
llv‘oley Kidney 1 ills for pains in side:
land back: rheumatism. lackache.
‘kidney and bladder ailments; and
! Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wlho esome
and thoxo ighl: cleansing cathartic
for constipation bil iousr ess, head-
aches. and sluggish bowels. -—Stillson-
Powell Corporation. ——Adv
Gehebes 'm WI
‘2 I. M" Hora I! if. Houumro.
HEADQUARTERS F OR
Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves. Ovens, window Screens, Screen Doors, Ice
Cream Freezers, Watering Pots, Garden Tools, Wheelbarrow, °
Lawn Mowers, etc. ,
25 WASHINGTON STREET
f
‘Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Company
7% Preferred Stock. PRICE 95
and Dividend
nuns 7.37 m
Maples .& Goldschmidt .
Established 1892
' Investment Securities
85 Washington St..
Telephones 153, 154, 720
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DOLLAR DAY
The Trouble
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with most men is that _
they depend on their own
earning capacity entirely,
to accumulate a reserve
fund for the future, in-
stead of utilizing the cam—
ing capacity of their earn-
ings as well; .
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Every dollar you invest
in a SAVINGS AC-
COUNT earns moneyfior»
youflINTEREST
MONEY, which in turn
earns other money for
you. ‘
Start your account at
Tu. mm. Bank Undo r the
Bridge mVWanhingtOp 8h
’ Trust On.
South Nomads
SPECIALS
GEHEBE’S
"25 Washington St. 8. Norwalk'
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !-
BARGAINS !
Of Women’s and Misses’. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats,
Silk and Cotton Undergarments, Hosiery a n d
Sweaters. ‘
Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated
- ' : HE PARIS
'33 South Main St. South Narwalk
ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS AGO
Hard Names
' There are all kinds of
hard names W h i c 1:
cheap wits may call you
on save your money.
hard words break
no bones. Better be
abused for saving and
be comfortable than be
isod for spending
be miserable. Open
a savings account.
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NANONAL
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WOMEN’S GINGHAM Ah!) PERCALE
DRESSES
Many attractive new models in fine quality Gingham M.
Pei-cal. Drones.
Thou are suitable for me or street wear and the colors which
are in checks, plaids ands sripes are guaranteed fut.
Some an in the new long waist effect, finished with cash and. ,
collar and cuffs, oithcr of lawn or the same material. ‘ .7 , J
Price: Range from $1.98 to $4.98
. .. Mallette
“South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler