1922
TAU ~the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
Tana for Immodlm use on oxhlltlon at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mausoleum Hotel
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,.,_ “0:. of the stores. mounting the
n... ln-t'bhops. are closed today because
' v ”-0 holiday.
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‘ . t. _ 'I‘lw Sons of Italy Band. of this
Mil!" ' . t N lnl I " '
> _. t. ., t uy p dying at the exercises
I‘_ ; .v HH' Fitch Home for Soldiers at
‘31.; ' smoion.
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.» Miss Alice Hurley of Elm street.
‘35:; :is. uxmymg a Vacation from her du-
, mg»: n: the local exchange of the
J uplloi’if‘ compani-
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—I’uly your Victrols. at Donnslty’s
. 4: easy wc-ekly payments. Store open
sailings until 9 P. M.
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g l‘he ll-mgarian Literary club llt'l'l
‘_ ,. “ch-attended dance at Filth hall
'V‘ l” . i.v\llli:tlln avenue. last evening. Orris:
gm: 5.. Mra furnishing the music.
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g ’! lH' final drill of the team of Man-
No. 16. ll;1.'l;.'lil.n‘*‘;~i
u, was held last. rumour;
' i'm t's: hull. W'asitington street.
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".m‘ist church will holvi tht-ir annual
i..:-.vn~.~ts meeting on Thursday eun-
nf' llii‘; we‘Jk.
'l‘lm Hitch school hast hall team will
r'w'x hits with thn Sinratforvl High
“4 l'il .I' Amusr-mcnt l'ark on Friday
.uz. from“ of this wu-k.
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"3".x-n'y-"oizr gnu-i mark-‘rs were
ri‘rlmy io,’ tlw Frank C‘.
l'nfif. Nu. 12. Amrrican I.(--
-w. KPH-“c ‘.\'i'l be placed on tho
i:- Jcmnswl comrado-s.
0‘ Jami-:3 .‘imnrosu and
will in- triul lmfm'r
.- (pm-1:» H. \‘oalvnrch in tht~
tl“lrl"l CUI'l‘l on 'l‘hursduy
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v. Louis ll. Hour-:1. rector of St.
. 's rimrr-h. is :it'ia-ziclint: :1 Pfilirch
,. 1.4;.) which is llt‘ll‘lg ht-lll in
Sluvlrlzor. '\ t. .\lr. Hole will lw
:fdl ;.« I}. n' titty“.
\ north-hmm-l trnllry our on South
iv :1 «,trvo-t. coming out of \\‘oo.l~
‘r uwi : H rum, hull :1 narrow lzdr‘alw
.t -. n'r‘Iuo'K Hist m--nm_z: from «"Ivllill-
I : with :l touring; var cumin: out
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\nrun Kohn.
of Auto ACPBHSOY’IP!
'..t'».vl n'. i7.u-Z \‘.’l l Eve at ll)!" lilg‘l‘
nsuul \Vminw—‘liuy monthg
Working r‘r'rliiimlto-s. but in
..i not ln' in r~ again until .llllll' 2""!
in. No I‘vrtillt‘utt'.‘ will It"
the- -nuon1ime.
who“? :‘m
m iyklfl‘
if N-‘Jl n.
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\liw Hazel (lslurhaulka is to rc-
'I.:.~ “l‘ anti-i l’l t‘ll- lrnfllt‘ vlflpuM-
luv :0: vi «school!» of
N‘rw England 'l‘¢-lr~phonl‘
on Sunday. June 4th. At
:5 Mi '1 vacation.
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fir-pqunf m‘ 1hr; zlm- impose-l on John
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., . . . . 'lfis slimmm- l‘;u:l it. Ponnery. took
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:HLL‘H\ l e" l I; (.011). , ! npplzil 'Vl'ilzll ”’2'” "In“ Of $40 and
3 7"”- ‘,‘ '~ m-Hw‘ for r"'(?l{l("~’s driving. and was
H ' ”Ir-risen! unlit-v bonds of $150. for
court of Common Pleas.
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\‘valk biannual ;-:Nl.cri.o.4 nu ~.u. ‘
.tlrriétfl‘hztlnas 1". Flaherty of Stevens‘
nicely; . other and child are doing
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Our Brother‘s Lugs, no. to. -
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0. F. met last even]
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third decree was co‘ n-e‘ up m.
randidutes. nte d on. “ T
bellowing the degree '
work a. social time with refresh
was enjoyed. ments
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. nut. cool
Burris and Gans Co. Tel. 721
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Plans were completed at the meet-
ing fit Mulvoy-Tarlov Post, No. 603,
\_. l-. “I. held last evening. for par-
ticipation in the Memorial Day par-
ade today. Other matters of interest
to the. members were also discussed.
The Norwal‘r. Yacht Club station at
Hickory Bulfi will go into commission
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. when the
colors will be raised and there will be
the noun lceremonles. without any
open house. refreshments or music.
A subscription dance will be hel
the evening. d in
—.For real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
The benefit performance for the G.
A H. tn defray some of the expenses ‘
of Memorial Day. will be held at
both the Regent and Palace theatres
tomorrow. Wednesday. A number or
tickets have been sold. and a generous
share 0: the proceeds goes to the G.
‘.. R. fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters. dough-
u-rs (Nadya and Arlene and son Frsnk
Wuston Peters. moved from-Ohio ave-
ml“ to Cxu'lisle. Pennsylvania. yesteb
tiny. and expect to make their future
honw in that place. Mrs. Sanity An~
Ilrwvs. widow of Dr. Charles W. An-
drews and sister of Mr. Peters. will
also xiii-kc her home with them.
In the account. of the aid given by
nzcmlwrv of .Vlonker Caldron, Dough-
tnrs ol‘ Monktmna. to Monitor Grot-
to. at .‘lmivsmt-nt Park. the names of
..o.~\--.~nl or the members were inad-
wwtnnhs omitted. They were Mrs.
(‘nnravi l".
Monro. The Grotto extended its un-'
:imFt thanks to tho Caldron for the
work limit its mamhers did.
‘le moon vii! lm in first quarter
on l-‘rldny. Siturvlny wil be the an-
xiii'crsnry of ill» birth of Thomas Jef-
fr-r‘mn. born isms. 'l‘bv-re will be a
full moon on the 9th. The 14th will
be known as Flair Day. The 17th
wil be known as Bunker Hill Day in
\lzmsaclmsetts: tho moon will he in
In". qu:-rtcr on this date. The 22nd
will 1'» the first day of summer and
tlm longest lily of the year. There
will he a nnw moon on the 24th.
D’AMATO FOUND
GUILTY AND
FINED $250
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they We examined and cross
examined by Attorney Paul R. (‘on-
new appearing for D'Amsto and by
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C. Heze.‘
man. representing the state.
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“'hen the “Coal iieaver‘s Octette"
was arrested last. December for in-
toxication they testltied that they had
obtained their liquor from D'Amato.
wiio gave them permission to dr'nk
it in a little shed at the rear of his
property at 28 Woodward sverue.
They got rather noiSy and s l were
arrested. As all 0 lthem waited in
lhs- coal yards, and as thPl‘e were
eight of them. they Were dubbed the
“(foal ilenver's Datum."
0. 1G. PALMER ,
Auctioneer
Fry and Mrs. \‘Villiam J. i
' 9‘ than TWICE THE FACE
RmnfiL ELY AVEN 13E HOME
Miss Edith. Boernm. a student or.
Merrill's Business college,
yesterday from a Week's
Achitect Arthur S. Meloy or Strut-
returned ford has prepared plans for Mrs. Jen-
visit in hie Fenisod for a hd‘fne she will re-
Hsrtford, where she was the guest ot-tnodel. located in Ely avenue.
iglsznéiéuxhfi: grin Miss Boerumf- Besides general alterations to the
noted for its 1’8 , w Siam. Wthh i8; present structure she will have-erected
mm also themhospim washout the an addition of 1‘4 feel: by la feet bum
. - 01! one side of the building and an-
other measuring 20 teet by 30 feet
added to the other side. The ground
floor otZthe building will be lowered»
to a level with the sidewalk and ar-
rangement: will be made to provide
for two stores in the remodeling work.
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- Word has been received here of-L
t‘r‘e marriage *of Madam Henrietta
\Vukefiold to Green Evans. the bar-iv
lone. Madam ‘Wakei'leld is the dough;
ter of Mr. and Kira. Henum B. Wil-
son, of Oakwood avenue.
Mrs. Johnson of Raymond Terrace
is entertaining friends and relatives
irom out—or-town at her home today.
A" " Watch his Space
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Arthur E. huntington, 0t Sew' W New
York city. is spending the day with
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Huntington, of Main street.
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South Norwak
‘Jrs. Charles Solker. of Flax Hill
road. is visiting with friends in
Bridgeport today.
"Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Coleman. of
Elizabeth street ,are spending the day . I
in New Haven. ‘
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George F. Atherton, of New» York N ateh ~
city. is in town today calling on i
friends. T‘ for our 3
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\Varrcn Mayors of the local tele-
phone exchange's commercial depart-
ment has resumed his duties here in
the. local office after a two weeks' va-
cation. part or which he spent in
Massachusetts. his former home state.
Opening
9 North Main Street
Host to United Gigs: sun
"It It’s a. Bag, W0 Corry It”
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. P888. and
family, of- 20 Fair street. enjoyed a
week-end spent touring from Nor.
walk to Albsnv. N. Y. The party re-
turned home hfondsy.
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TAKE A KODAK
With You Over the Week-End
and for Decoration Day
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Eastman Kodak: and Films
24 HOUR
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3““1. nguw; Set-Vice for Your
No.0 PIMP-shins lmiituto
no Em 1M5... Nov York. Don't M.
' RYSZ illi'llilll
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Up-to-dnte equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert
battery knowledge is what makes the
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. so popu-
lar. You get tlielsort of service here
that makes you feel glad. llendqusr- .
tors for Willard atteries. Centrally
‘mrnted at u i .t are. Telephone
connection 938.
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOOSTER M. WV. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW'
Formerly Examinrrs U. S. Patent
Uffire
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Send lor Booklet on Patents
Developing and Printing
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The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
CEMETERY VASES
Flowers and Plants for
Memorial Day
Rowland M. Beach
Florist
Phone 2140 16 France St.
MEMORIAL DAY
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INTEREST
COMPOUNDED
Honor to the dead
heroes! Let us strive so
to live. that we may pre-
serve the institutions
and liberties, the rights
l and opportunities they
9 r died to establish for us!
grows rapidly. For in-
stance —- If the $1.00
coupons on a $50.00
Liberty Bond of the first
issue were detached and
deposited in our Savings
Department where they
would draw compound in-
terest by the time the,
Bond had matured the
interest received from it
would amount to more
11m CITY
NATIONAL BANK
' of
South Norwalk, Conn.
' OF THE BOND.
_. Start today.
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Nmalk ‘Tire & Ruwerf
Company
7% Preferred Stock. Pmce 95
and Dividend
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From the
Best Makers .
We’ve a complete stock of summer Underwear
at very reasonable prices. '
They’ve been carefully selected from the host
manufacturers, insuring comfort and satiisfaeiiou.
Don’t take a chance with Underwear that you
know nothing about when you can get'difrs that is
guaranteed to fit and wear at prices that. are no
higher!
Rogers 89° Stevens
Norwalk So. Nervous. "
ESTABLISHED m 1848
- ' By F. H. Nash
THE NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN C6.
Aim to Do Good Work at a Fair Price
TRY US
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heating
Duro Systems
No. 2 flax Hill Road, Corner North Main Str.
FOR SUMMER COMFORT
Discriminating men prefer Rglston Oxfords.
, They are “His kind of a shoe”,in every particu-
lar—style, service, comfort, dress, busmess and
pleasure.
New Dalton models for sport wear.
lVIilton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
122 Washington Street
South Not-walk
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man’s ‘ op
Presents an Endless Selection of
Decoration Day Needs
Shirts Underwear
Rockwell: ‘ Bathing Suits
Hosiery Gaps -'
Light Weight Suits, Blue Serge Suits,
White Flannel Trousers
Costello 89° O’Mearzi
21 North Main Street
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N An Universal Sale
Suits Coats Dresses;
$6.98 , $9.98 $14.98 '
‘ JACOBY’
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THE MAY SATE OF
LINGERIE
Is attracting the patronage of Women who appre-
ciate good quality as well as good values.
This is. a good time to fill in your needs for {he
season while stocks are quite complete.
Norwalk Chronicler