Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 24, 1922 · page 7

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"A11 the New Fabrics. for

, play the Rose-buds of Bridgeport Sun-

wm‘ 1. ”pa“ mg of this week. when among other
1- .l.,(~1~.r.:»~4;.il mnttfrs to hc considcrcd will he the
, , fab, 0? i'lov- proposition of the "Ross" harbors for
91H. Vnm”, nirlny off every three weeks instead
24h is in st’s- nl M» 1‘) .WO “ka9. r
'lllt‘ “-.nk"iu’a _ . . ~
, , m “dbl-H 'md A norm”: against mvnsies was l8-’
1 -m ‘0‘ 4”,] sizrxl this morning: lay llr. Hole-rt E.
. 1' we Lind thelpmwhm. health offiuu‘s. There is :1
1.. rJn - 5w“? 1‘ ‘ slight mlt‘r-w-nlt of the disc-aw. in \‘or-
' 4! l, . . l ~-. ' ~
1 H, mm” to lullk .lllil surrounding cities. Nnrwnlk
‘ r r . .g' has four cnsr-s: Daiivn. five - and
lilrirlummrt 32.
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.. SlOl‘l stock-y . .
I —Fu.l due of Auto Accessories

12-92724-

Spn‘ng“ and Summer
Apparel

and for immediate use on cxhllzlon at

E. K. BANKS’

DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mmckemo Hotel

.I. _

“

l‘he Hamilton Shop has just rc-
ceivul the record you’ve been walt~
mg for—“Stumbling."

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The

Springwood

 

baseball club will

day on Huddock's field.

-.
~—De.nner Bakery goods
5 Monroe street. Tel 367.

 

are best.

 

—Clean E88. Stove and nut cool
dams and Gans Co. Tel. 721

 

Mrs. \anter Conley of \Voodward
uu 1:119 was admitted to the Norwalk
Hospital yesterday and will undergo
, .1” operation at. that institution tomor-
, row morning.

 

——9toragc Batteries recharged.
uron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.

 

’l‘hrce checks. amounting to 3125
haw.- lwvn rc:civcd by Sergeant J.
Harry Gibson. for the Norwalk Police
l’cnsion Fund from residents of the
city who wished to- contribute to the
aid of the Fund.

 

A benefit dance will be held on Fri-
day evening- the 26th, at Kish hall. liv
Paul lkngyel for Frank Keri. who is
to be sent to Detroit for treatmcnt.
(‘rris' Jazz Band will provide the
music. and it is hoped that a number
of people will attend.

—-Stop-in and hear the new Victor

xvlcnse. humbling." and "Georgia."
at lionnclly’s

 

'l‘izcrc will he :1 sprcial meeting of
the llnrhcra' i'nion on Thursday (even-

 

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Novelties in Straw?
Halts.

$2.59 130438.50

We ’ve a complete selec-

tion of Straw Hats in the
season’s best styles.

Rough braided Sailors are
preferred.

Also a variety of Panamas.

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Rogers 69? Stevens

N orwalk ’ So. Norm--
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A dog was killed on Raymond street
early this morning by an aatqyiobile

l P. '1‘. Coleman was a. visitor in New

"SOCIAL NOTES ,

Mrs. Arnold Schlaet. ol’ Compo. gave

 

. a. large reception yesterday afternoon

at her home in honor of Mrs. Carl Vail

. Schlaot. her" daughter-in~law, former.

iy Miss Dorothy Taylor. Guests? were
present from New Canaan. Fan-field.
Greenwich. and Norwalk. those in at—
tendance from-this city being. Slrs

Mrs. Albert Lee. Mrs. John Cavanagh.

Mrs. T. I. Raymond. Mrs. Frederick
Bray". Mrs. W'illiatnl E. Earle. L’Ers.

Thatcher.

at her home at Sasqua. Hills after

' which an pla\s given at Hillside dur-
ing the Easter season will be repeated .
_ on her lawn.

Mrs. R. B. Gregory.

7 Miss Frost was formerly 3. mg
School ‘teacher here.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vail Schlaet, of
Compo. will leaxc next week for Tam-
plco. Mex. where they will make their
future home

Harry Tarlov was a visitor in Shun.
ford yesterday afternoon on business,

 

York city on business yesterday.
I'

Tho British Government has just.

 

 

according to a report made to thwa-
lice.

 

The Italian- American Baseball club, l
which was defeated by the Knights l
recently. will cross bats with the Nasn
Engineering company on the Baxter
Grounds on Saturday afternoon of,
this week.

 

Tomorrow. the Feast of the Ascen-
usion. is a Holy Day of obligation in
Catholic churches. Masses at St.
Mary's church will be at 5:30 o'clock.
7. 8 and 9. There will be devotions at
7130 p. m. _

 

Mrs. George Kemp! reported to the
police that sh: had her automobile
parkcd on aniland street \csterday

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gion.

placed an order with the Bridgeport
Motor Truck corporation. for 100 of
their trucks. Luther lit Wright. of
this city. is a. large stock-holder in the
company and is also the state distri—

butor.
.1...—

. Roy Downs. adjulant of the Frank
C. Godfrcv Post. No. 12. American Le~
today was. tie-admitted to the
suffering from being gassed during the
Norwalk Hospital. Mr. Downs who is
war and whose eyes were afiected by
the gas was recently discharged‘from
that institution.

 

The summer session of the School of
American Sculpture. four-(led by the
late Solon H. Borg-him. will be held at
the Borzlum Studios in Silvermine.
cpening June 131. and continuing until

 

had been broken.
the work of boys. '

—Have you seen the new “Mimosa"
color sport StJC kings '—-Keelcr's

 

Nomaik has two cases of diphther-
in you: or stnl‘lt‘t inPl' and one of
n caslc- 8. according to the weekly mor-
l-ldll)’ 1.4p0rt ul ti I States liepartment'
of Health for the week ending Mon-
day )lay 22nd.
of mcaslcs.

 

“Accident
American

Bullock will talk on
the

Dr.
Prevention “’ork of
’i’e-icphonv. 'l‘cii-gruph

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

‘ "WWW“ con Yl‘nlr‘h
.mit with hosir-ry,

almost

a")?
01'? ‘

companics' at the wc¢klv luncheon of
tho Kinunis (hill to tr hsid ut noon-
time tomorrow at the ”lloitil Muhackc

1 mo.

 

---Ks-:-lcr‘s arc selling :1 dandy \z'hi‘c
pure silk smoking for $1.39.

 

Sevvral article of property. which
‘arc l-rlim'c-d to he purl ol‘ the lootl‘mm

I .‘USI in storm which was rolplmd

lvl'i'i

.Uctum 1‘. wt r4- lu'murht ta.» Norwnlk 2.1M
aidtllllill by Sn-rxczmt l‘rank Vim-iii. ul‘
ilhv Slam l'elim- llt'l‘lll‘llllt'lll. ifltl thc‘
llK'il] punt-.4 urv “’nl'kllll: to ciliravm‘
to nscc rtuin who had the prop *rt)‘ in
.Ig'i“SliUll. it is iu-lirwml that urtltrr
urn-fits aw to 1m marl. in :1 short. timi-

(:i min-Is \v'nu parlicmutvd in the rub:

 

l'('l',\'.
___.__—-—
~A~\\’.ll13~il. ln'm pnnplr to nitm’ld
11:: '1-40,’ at Kish iluil. lv‘ridny warning.
1h" ’42 Wri-is' Jazz llaml. Benefit
Trunk Kori.
A minor was taken into custody

lu>l niclit l._v l'ntrolmnn Cum» on lhi'
charge lukmir 1L laicyclc without
permission of the nwnrr. He will 1)»:
given lumu‘ing in jnx'cniln court.
$110112}; :11111‘ 1: o‘clock. John
of East l\.'l~hlit-. complained to the po-
licr‘ that his imiv‘s lIl('_\'(‘l(‘ had been
taken from the Center school by rm-
olhcr studvnt at that school. He told
the pnlico- the nomc of the 1nd that
took tho wheel without permission. At
{1:20 o'clock. the be} was in the cus—
tody of the police.

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—Buy your Victroin. ut- Donnellfs
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

“'I wanted the settling of

nor hope. of personal gain.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

surely will be faithfully and

 

The Sense of Security

A Third Reason Given By the Judge

"basis, and under the managementnf men whose business it is
to (in such 'viork and Whose sole object is to comply with the
provisions of mv will. swayed bv neither aficction prejudice,

“I named a trust company as executor and trustee of my
will, because I wanted the peage of mind—the

SENSE OF SECURITY

that GUIDES with knowing that the provisions of one ’s will

 

 
 
 
 

my affairs on a strictly business

efliciently carried out.

 

and that the glass in the windshield,
It is believed to be:

Duritn has live cascsi

and Associated 1

his! .

Henry. '»

September 15th. The instructors will
llc James Earle Fraser. Attills Piscirilli
land Mildred Nash Bly. ‘Mrs. Solon
4‘Florglum at Silver-mine will supplv
~further information about the matter
gto amone tiesiring the same.
___.__..,..___..
i (‘mirt Lam-ll. \0. HM. Catholic
Daughters of America~ planned at
their meeting lit-id last night. for a
"get together" meeting to he held on

the exening or June 2nd. when a. social '

time has Inc-n plinncd Miss Frances
,Snlnn is chiirm :in of the committee in
charge. The State Meeting will also
he hold 21(rt m <unda3 June 25th. at
Red Men's hall on Washington street.
and it is expecud that about 1300 mem-
.licrs will bc present.

 

Frederick Minard. Mrs. A. Ifde Cole.

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of Flax Hill.
road, has returned after a visit with‘
Mis E R Frost of East Orange. N l

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SENTINEL .
READERS’ VIEWS

 

‘ MIOI’IJ) l‘sr; COVERED GARBAGE
. \VAGOXS.

Ellior‘of Sentiiwlz

' 'i‘hi- action of the Board of Health
lzn‘d Highway iwpartnaenl in restrict—
n'g dumping (‘1 rwfwac anti garl‘ngc on
l-c-l'a't-(vn

 
 

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file vii: :urcnt public dumps

,‘ll‘!’ homs of 4 P. \l. 3141 7 “A \l. is
; 1".Vonld it not he well tor tlzc
3 -‘ ' to on a :itil-1.rth<4r and use
l' -"l curling.“ and ref 2?" carts.
.:’~.. 3»; is dunc in Smefcrvl'.‘ The?
lllmnp F'f‘l'lr‘ frt‘l"'l'£lll}' ox'crlnndml

 
 

‘avl much. of .n 14-'~‘."‘s*e4 unit's! to NW
uuwlpi-ic around.“ is virrmpe-n in tho
<t,-«~:"~ The (mm: dump cart i9 mir-

lrc‘IHLiT?‘
is l-‘n-«n‘n.
slim :t mm-‘nn’l‘

(lllgt‘t‘llflnfllllt‘ when the Wind
ainly yesterday ' 94.3w
Lushel (If :msurhtly
:nsa dump-"d from u. cart whin-
(‘I‘OF‘SHZ‘A \Vc-v; avenue tit ple street
‘wixiuh was «linrihutcd about the ave-
n'rw in :1 very Sllf‘rl‘l time by lhi- trol-
‘.¢-ys and :mtmnnleilcs. and tzrvmntvd
if not an unhealthy. certainly a very
unsigully sight.

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R. H. GOLDEN.

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The Trouble '

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 earn-
ing capacity of their earne-
ings as well.

Every dollar you invest '
in a SAVINGS AC—
COUNT earns money for

"you—INTEREST
MONEY, which in turn
earns other money for
you.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Start your account at

The First Bank Under the.
Bridge. on Washington St.

ThePeople 5
Trust Co.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Frederick Hon; Mrs. P. w. E.‘ooks.; .

‘Miss Mariposa Taylor. Mrs. A. D."
, Wadsworth Mrs. William Keene. .Tiss. '
Martha Murphy. and M33: Mabel

- ..—-——— x i
_ Mrs. A. Hyde Cole will entertain a "
{ party of friends at luncheon tomorrow

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

my She
Changed:

“1 have alwaynned

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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Royal 1 W
> no can of Royal
“Balms Powder and

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I"\"1.\YGTON, Va." May 24 .——-JimA
Don s-in the twenty-vear-o‘m negro
wloo cscaped from a mob, yesterday
utter being seized from the local jail,
was still eluding county officers and.
cilzzcns pussies today.

The negro's escape :. hatter-s at. mo:-
rcicrds in Georgia. An automobile
accident saved him from the wrath
of the mob that stormcd the jail ”here,
where he was held under sentencexoi
death for a crime alleged to have»

her: committed against a. white wom-
an X row years ago.

Many would-be mob victims have
been rescued ‘by officers,” but this is
said to be the first case’ot' an unaided
escape. Denison made. his getaway
whcn the automobile in which he was
Hing taken to tho scene of the alleg-

‘liilllSEllFii lilo -

The Social League of the House 01‘
Mnychoff held a. delighttul entertain-
ment and dance
leagues quarters on
The affair was largely attended.
The program opened with
selections by
were greatly enjoved. J. A Catrone Kish Hall
:ntertalned with instrumental selec- prizes mu bc mum And it is antici-
ions
The feature of the Evening was the: tcnn
presentation of a pantomine sketchi Mr Kcr' has beon bed riddcn for m

nowflndallmybnk- 31““? 'ljtng F3131“? Airgun”; ‘23 zye ars and the funds will b? used t0
“much' rs ya 0 er mem rs 0 e . send lzim to Detroit for medical man?
“I! m7. league The sketch was ".9"? ' tion Any who which to further con-

humorous and those who participated ' tribute may notify Mr. Lcngyel. 'phm
in it were in funny .costnme.
During the evening a handsome

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s presr: led to S. 369-"
(cm 8\“. use. Prizéc fit
most tickets for 13‘

clcctiic lam

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lamp “(EC \7. on bv Mis: Edith W
Frank i" .1‘ it. Miss Catherine O‘Brien 5.
and The .ar. Young - ”

during the ,
m-

}iancing. war enjmrl
lc-itire night. Rciirrlimcnts
S( 1 ‘ ed. 4.

. The rcgular 4llt9f'l’flllvllflnl committ' 7.,
rtec pith Ame: (‘olu-n as chum

last
-\v.is in cha Tb‘gi of the at air.

nigh: at the
Mcrwin street.

 

 

\ocal
which

1 Paul . curve‘: is gtxing a béaeflt
dance to Prank Kcii Friday night. E!
S «- xingfon axcnue. #900! :-

Mrs. i‘rcd letzs

ipated that a large number will w
out of compliment to Mr. Keri.

 

3050.

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The Begmmng of
Independence

The money you spent. foolishly is
helping to build a fortune here for. £13
‘ person who got it; and saved it. It was your ‘
money. once.

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Deny yourself some luxuries in order
to put money into your bank account. Then

you too will soon be well on the road to inde- 44

 

pendence.

THE CITY

 

m. ”mqmmuma :wavw

South Norwalk, Conn.

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«.d crime, crashed into another car.
Although thrown to the road with the

 

rest of the occupants. he was the only
one not stunned by the, impast and
was nblr- to make his escape.

The negro is reported to have been
seen by several persons sinct— his cs-
cnpe and is said to have expressed :1
hope to reach Macon and surrender:

 

there 3:0 he could 1:0 lodged in a
"mob-proof" jail.
-—Largc size pea coal. Harris &

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS

We have a fine assortment of Nursery Stock including Plum; Peach and

Cherry Trees Also Grape Vines, etc.

We also carry a full line of Fertilizers and insecticides.
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN BEST RESULTS

SOUTH N ORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE

Telephona 3M 1‘ south Main Street

 

Guns Co.. Tel.

11132 1111113111.
311111111: _

t‘p-to-date equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert
battery knmvlcdgc is what makes the
llYS'I‘. Storage. Battery Co. so popu-
inr. You get the sort of service here
that makes you fliel glad. Headquar-
tcrs for \k‘illard Batteries. Centrally
‘ncatcd at. 49 \Vcst ave. Telephone” '
connection 938.

721.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The Broadway Hi1: You’ve
Been Waiting for

STUMBLING

Fox Trot Played By Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra

On Sale Today at

The
Hamilton Shop

49 Wall Street

 

 

 

’ Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Company

7% Preferred Stock. PRlIGE 95
and Dividend

mus 7.37%

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Defivmr

It's Hon if lt'. Houumn.

 

 

 

HEADQU ARTERS FOR.

Oil stoves, Gas Stoves. Ovens. Window Screens, Screen Doors, Ice
Cream Freeters, Watering Pots, Garden Tools, Wheelbarrowa,
Lawn Mowers, etc.

25 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS 1
BARGAINS !
Of Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats,

Silk and Cotton Undergarments, Hosiery a nd
Sweaters.

Must Re Seed to Be Appreciated

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

33 South Meir: St. South Norwalk __
Esrnusunn 21 YEARS AGO ,

 
 

 

 

Maples & Goldschmldt
Established 1892
Investment Securities .

85 Washington 81..» So. Nomlk
Telephone: 153, 154, 720

 

 
 

 

—!

 

DOLLAR DAY

 

SPE( 31A] .S
.41...-

 

 

' Percale Dresses.

 
 
 
 

...d..m.-.4»v4»..x

> collar and cuffs, eithier of lawn or the cm: material.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WONEEN’S GINGHAM AND PERCALE'
DRESSES

litany attractive new models in fine quality Gingham and 7

;.

These are suitable for home or street wear and the colors which
are in checks, plaid: and stripes are guaranteed fast. 1

some are in the new long waist em finished with ash and.

 

Prices Range from $1.98 to «.93 ’

 
 

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