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SW and Summer
Apparel
E. K. BANKS’ ‘
am! noon: STORE ’
Under Nuclemo fiotal
45-47 We“ WW m
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.l. 5.. Sipput‘LV. local field man for
tlw l. (I. S. is in New Hat‘en attend-
'12,; thh convention of field men. who.
m a»: with ilt’ll‘ rice-president at the
Ho vr-l Cardc. Th“
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STILLSON 1’9 l‘."i3i.L Corp.
South .‘i "'..'Ll.k
minnow
All Money
ilepmiwsi in 3)
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This it 213k a;
on or “a! lure ’3
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film \‘Y 9‘
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ill 12};in ii
Jill's. ”Ali 93:
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llbt‘l‘tfi hwestlgatvd but could
. M u i H St root.
'o.:.‘
llufi'
. llusincss session
mil hé‘ followed by a banquet.
l About 12:30 this morning ‘the
'downtown police received a call from
'213 East avenue- stating that a dis~
iurliancc was heard around the out-
side oi the house. Patrolman R04
_not find
Ianyone upon his arrival. *
, l-‘rztnk \Varrcn of East. Norwalk
lwho is employed by the New York
‘44
and (or lmmedlnto on on exhntlon it ,
LlNEN means
- $6 and $8.50. f
. TROUSERS ' *
$7.50 and-$10
GOLF HOSE
$1.50 to $3.00
1 .
ROCKINGCHAIR
UNIONS
51.50% $3.60
Rogers 69" Ste
Two Stores
Norwalk S.‘ Norwalk
."N-..w .
V6118
Senator Drew_of Ansonia. wan in
i\rw llavcn and Hartford Railroad is
yrom’inod at his ’homc suffering from
an c-yc burn rem-lvml by a flying piece
of cinder. Dr. A. N. Turner. is in
)uttcdzince.
i “ti-van Egg. Slow
i Harris and Gang Co.
‘ The entertainment
Monitor lrotlo will
this l‘VPlllllg
and nut cool
Tel. 721
. committee ot‘
hold it mecting
in Masonic Tcmplc South
It is rcquvsted that all
mmnbt-rs be present as Prophet Perry
Summon. 0: New York city will he
‘prrscnt and will give an interesting
talk.
‘.n‘.
Tim local police rcccivml a call
from the llronx. yesterday afternoon
about 4 o'clock asking the authorities
to look out for 8. Chandler touring
cur hearing markers 94.621 or 8560.
The car contained 7 men who art:
connoctcd with a daring hold up in
that city yesterday.
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\ w'nnplaint (Ll‘Ollt boys doing (lam-
‘JL'I' in the rear of Git-nrlrnmg's drug
,inn- at \R'nll umi Imacs le“3'i'.‘i and
Tan Ln til" ri-ur (‘t .lr‘sr-ph 'i‘rnccy's
:propvrtg' in l‘idill strut was worn-Ml
‘3 w upt'swn rolim-
i'ntrolm‘tu
m’ the ('(‘lllpllilllt.
lflfil night. Mn-
'l‘hmnc took euro
‘ wrath:
-»——ll;vnucr I’dlktl‘y goods best.
Monroe strci-t. 'i‘vl 367.
(“'0
5
John :.'Hommc~riieu or Cl an- avo—
nur‘. East Norunlk. lI-l‘t :1 bicycle" in
ii‘w ll‘lz‘ of tlw (‘hrimian Fwicncc
l9".l‘l|“l r-u \\'~ cl il\"‘llli(‘ {it 132’» o'clock
{I'll'r‘ nix-.h'. \N‘hI-n he \‘l'vlll to K?! it
.lulnr in tho cw-ning. tho “'lzm-l was
low lin- ropm-tml the: rhct'i in im-
.zmlif‘”.
\imu‘. (tw-zvtyuiiw- bathing housrs
“‘ 5: 2pm in. “2 \xi‘i l. 't‘lot'xl to
,‘J: TW «""u‘s. if war 'I".!T."(‘ei '. .
: l‘." 'I'W 13"“. . ‘h-nfi'w‘, ,1 mr
f’ ‘ ~I ‘ i‘ I" "t 0‘ ‘f: hI‘ '1":
mil '1‘ hull tn'vmrz‘tav morning lit
. ‘i’wh ' ‘ ti distribution of houscs
“1‘! in}. plum".
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‘l‘ m t-‘li:=:nrnr‘i;~' elrflvzvlmi 2h“ St.
an. li‘n' luv .Lt‘uta ytfit»rdu:¢ iv}!
in to 9. in :. tlftr-vn tiring
wlnnlntz rim lit-ins: St'Ol‘f’il
luv llt‘u-uluzzn who came homo on n.
"will throw. 'l‘lw Shamrocks «lvsirv to
nit-Pt nnv tum lxt'twvi‘n tho agcs of l”
mm H and clutllongo tho Mohawks.
the Woodward m‘cnu‘gGlants and the
Munin school.
l~‘ ‘vil‘fi
nnrh hl
‘: l nu ’hv-
W'altcr 11’. Bradley of, 1400 East.
anin MrO'E-t Bridgeport reported to
{ihw locul autoritios that about 4:45
:Vo-slvrvlny nttcrnoon Fmvid Goldstclu
vrun from thv rz-nr of a truck and hit
itlu- mm] guard of a. 'Dorlgn touring
r-u wlm-h ‘1‘.) was‘ operating on VVin-
ll-‘itl sirri‘t. Tho youth received
“light cuts: about the nosc. Dr. T.
l‘.. Bradley rcndcrcd aid to the youth.
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~uuy your Victroln at Donnelly'r
.n awry Wtokly payments. Store oper-
mv “'2‘ until ll REM.
'l'hc annual business meeting and
t-irt'HC-n oI' otficnrs of the South Nor—
\vuik lmpiist church will be held to~
uizht :it 8 o'clock I). S. '1‘. Reports
mmlr- by all thf- departments
will lw
of tlw church in: to the work done
during; the year It is to the. inter-
vnt of the church that all members
l‘u- proswnt to hem- what has been ac-
complishcd. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged and refresh-
mvnts will be served atterrthe busn-
m-sa meeting.
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-—-Con.l. fresh mined. screened auto-
cnncally. Harris tad Clans 00.. Tel.
721.
Money ought 119V
in marriage but it in
The more a 301mg 111
er to be THE‘ consideration
av well be A consideration.
thinks about money before th
will worry about it. afterthec
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town today on business.
The Nash A. A. will cross bats
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 with the
:Wilton A. A. The game will be play-
‘ed at the Baxter Grounds.
-—-Lar¢e size pea. coal. Harri: &
3mg 00., Tel. 721.
. The cases of the seven men taken
3 into custody by the uptown police last
.; week in connection with a disturbance
at, the Olchin Manufacturing com-
pany in “’21” street were continued
Hum! m-xt Monday morning by Judge
'Georov H. Vosburgh in the uptown
city court yesterday afternoon.
Mor‘on M. Banks. of Noroton. ar-
rested by Motorcycle Officer Stanley
llcnzog, this morning. on a charge of
reckless driving and operating an au-
tmuoluilé- without a license. was fined
r; total of $35 and costs by Judge
;.~‘nmm-l Yormrrs in the City Court.
this morning. llzinks haul been driv-
ing at the rutc (if 41 miles an hour
on South strct-t. hurrying to the rail-
roml Nation. ‘ He had no license.
nuvinc rt-turm-vi thrm- days ago from
tho Vii-st. Ilv plvaricd guilty and
pultl thi- fine’n--»St:.1mi‘ord Advocutc.
—Storame Batteries recharged
Alma Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Tho Juno Victor rwords arc hcrc.
“nil you simply cannot afford to miss
illf'nl. Jcritzu. the m’-w .Vivtropolitan
soprano. is introilucul to Victor pa-
trons. ‘i‘hcw arc two beautiful rccords
by this now faxeritc. Also there are
two fox trots by 3 1H-\\' organization
.‘zillwi the Virginians. which are ir-
r«sistilglv. 'l‘lwy ill‘t‘ riirt-ctml by Ross
rlnrtnnn and sponsorwl by
\Vhitvman. Stop at 'l‘hc Hamilton
l
is no obligation incurred. and
will gnlclly play them for you.
SOEI—AL NOTES
N.
{no gilt-st 01' itvv. and Mrs. l“. H.
rolls. llcv. .\lr. llwycr has boon horn
ire-fum- and him appeared at :1 sonic]
and cntcrtalnmc-nt hold at thr- South
Sorwnlk (foncrocaiioual churrh of
which Mr. Jacobs is pastor.
_—
Mrs. Hannah R. Ambler. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewin R. Ambler. Mr. and Mrs.
'Charles M. Ambler and their little
daughter Elizabeth Raymond_ Am-
bler of \Vilton visited rclati'ves and
friends on Greenfield Hill, Decoration]
Day.
Anununccmcnt is mavic of the mur-
vaizc 0" Julia 1;. Mmmlmn of this
city to \‘e'llliam ll. I-Imlc on Monday,
M'iy :‘Jlil.
FORD REPLY
TO COMMITTEE
(Continued from First Page)
operation of the Muscle Shoals prop-
ertics.
is rejected. then I must understand
‘hut the acceptance of my offer for
Muscle Shoals as a whole and not in
part is refused."
The House committee went into ex-
ecutive session to consider Mr. Ford's
letter. In some quarters it was be-
lieved that the committee finally would
vote to meet Mr. Ford's demand as to
purchase of Gorgas plant.
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Sentlnel Want Ads Bring Renato.
lrides
an (and the young lady. too)
e wedding the less he
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eremoan
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msomnfimm m I
A $3.000 damage action” has been
started in the Superior Court by
Harriet L. Price 01. Darien against
as a result of the plaintiff being in-
jured by Hague's: automobile in
John M. Hague. of Bloomfield. N. J..
Stamford on May 20 last. The plain;
tilt alleges thevxew Jersey man was
operating his machine 'in a. Teen-885
manner. and that whil'e attempting
to pass an automobile driven by
Frederick T. Cumminger. ot ‘Stam-
ford. he struck Cumminger’s machine
at the from lgfl wheel. and caused.
Cumminger to lose control of Ibis
machine so that I struck the plain-
tiff‘s car and knocked her out- of her
seat.
STAMFORD—G. o. P.
WOMEN HEAR
MRS. DAVIS
An informal meeting of Republican
womcn. pralimlnary to a possible or—
ganization here, was held at the
Women's Club on Monday afternoon.
with Mrs. lxro Davis of Norwalk. (1
member of the State Central Com-
mittee. as thl- invited speaker. says the
Stamford Advocatc. Mrs. Davis spoke
of tho Republican women's organiza-
tion such as exists in Norwalk, and
outlined t‘m- systvm which govcrns
that organization. The Nor-walk
machine. She spoke of the manner in
in the city clcction of a year ago. "Itl
is not necessary to send for women to
comc to the polls or caucuses." she:
said. 3
the affairs of the city.
ion
take part in the town and city cau-
cuses. it is probable that Monday's
inc-Ming \‘.’us the vanguard of a local
Republican \Vomun's organization
similar to that of Norwalk. as outlined
lhy Mrs. llavi is.
' Courts—Will Oxide; ‘
' Max Oser’s Eligibility
(Continued from First Page)
Paul f
Shop and hr-ar tho new rccornls. Thcre .‘
they 1
Rnx‘. John P. llwyur of Plymouth.
li.. is sprawling thl‘ wcck horv us-
.ln- .
GIVEN TODAYé
cause it is ncccssziry to the economical _
If my revised otTer for Gorgas ‘
Mathilde“; timthc’r. expressed the four
that tlu'rc were mcrcm'nary motives in
‘Max's courtship-of her daughter. who
.il hnir to port of tho llockc-t‘cllcr mil-
lions as well as some of the McCor-,
.micK wuilth. This marring-‘u Mrs. Bic—5
Pormick mi-l. might «ulljccl Muthiiilc‘
to tho, "machinations and intrigucs ol ,
vtiwsigning‘ put-tons."
The unusual. if not unprecedented l
situation of an injunction petition to
Prm'enl an lrztcrnational marriage or
the ()schicCoi-mick sort. will likely
Ehead Mathildo‘s romance to a night-r
jt’omt. it was said today. Formcr
'Jutlcc Charles S. Cutting. counsel for
IMrs, Mchrmick, intimaiml as much ir‘
: Judgc Hornor stamps his judicial “O.
K." on Mr. McCormick's tacit .appro- ‘
rail of tho contemplated union and (it‘—
inlcs the potltion.
At thr sugm-stiou of tho court at”
the concurrr-ncn of counsel who (-11-
'gazcrl l'l a Virtual tilt yesterday ox'vr
'iho pmition. Mr. McCormick has:
‘ogrrlml to withhold consent of thr‘
mm'riagc at lvast until Saturday.
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BRIDEEPORT BbXER
LOSES LEG IN
CYCLE CRASH
DRIDGEPORT. Juno: J.-—Ralph
~Hnnnon. of 23 Plum street. l-‘airiicld.
ipopularly knojvn a‘: I‘Qt‘koy Hannon.
suflcrnd serious iniurics curly roster-
‘day morning when the motorcycle
1119 war riding figured in a. collision
iwith an automobile on the New York
rhighway m Né-w llocholle. His loft
ileg was so badly- ‘smashed that an
{hour after hr was taken to the New
Rochelle hospital surgeons amputatq
ed it just above thc knec. in an at-
tempt to save, his life. toports from
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Neither Your Home'—
Nor Your Ofiée—
ls the Properl’lacc for a
Will, Deeds,
Marriage Certificate,
MortgageS; Bonds,
Stodt, Life Insurance
Policies
(“a
or Personal Values
For a Very .Small Sum
You can havogonr pri-
vate Steel Safe Deposit
Box in the ~
The? e33
i'“l’rmt‘Co. *
mqu ”6;
‘9
m.
.,
resting as comfortably as could be ex— -
which the Norwalk Republican women [ber of the Board oil Lectureship
rallied to thc support of Calvin Barton ‘the Mother Church in Boston.
It is her opin- with Christiein Science:
that WOW"! bhOllld aggrrsfiiVNY what this teaching is, what it has;
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MARRIES m can
suitor, -
Miss Beatrice Holt, whose diar-
riage to Mr. Brandreth Symonds.
In, in Woodstock, (loan. was at-
tended by a. large number 0! rela~
tiverand friends. Her marriage
was an event in society. ’~
J
the hospital last night said he was
peeled and would recover.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE IS TO BE
A free lecture on Christian
woman displayed a thorough grasp orIScience is to he given Sunday after:
the various tic-tails of organization and sI100?) in the Regent
an acquaintance with the political;c'clock (S. T.) by \Villiam
at 3
J. Kil—
patrick. C. S. 13., of Detroit. a mem-
of
theatre
This lecture is being given under
thc auspices of, the First Church of
Christ. Scientists. this city. Mr. Kili-
Datrick will handle the subject from
According to Mrs. Davis; Norwalk the standpoint 0t meeting the needs
women are taking an active part in and inquiries at
th ose unfamiliar
done {or others and can do for them.
a
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Unseto
Ut'd weather with showers tonight and
Friday. slightly coolcr. For Connccti-
cut: Cloudy tonight and Friday; show-
ers and cooler on the coast; fresh
south. becoming northeast winds. Dis~
turhmices contral ovor ’Alaimmn and
the St. Lawrcncc Valley are causing
unsettled. showcry wcathcr in the
eastern districts. The greatest rain-
fall rcportcd during the last twenty-
i’our hours was 5.90 inchcs at Hatteras.
X. (T. 'l‘iu3 pressure is high between
tho Rocky Mountains and thc Lakc
union. The“ tampcrfi‘turc is slightly
lcwcr in tho I'ppcr Mississippi Valley
and \Vcstcrn portion of the Lake
rcglon.
Watch This Space
Something New
for
South Norwalk
'.
Watch
for Our
Opening
9 North Main Street
Next to United Cigar Store
“It It’s a. Bag, We Carry It”
GIVEN ON SUNDAY3
to tell the‘m.
, “Home Theseltuw -,
9 JUNE 'V’ICTQR 7 ,, fl,
Light, tuneful. Venn Sassoon:
45308~Bgibv M mm Cline
_ _.A Little :Hnmc Mttho-u . . . . . . . . Royal Dadimnt 7
' 18892~4Gee, But I Betti: to GoiflomeaAlouc . . Z . Victor Eobortii ,
vDon't Feelf‘Som-y 491-- Me- . . . . . ; . .. Victor W
18893—Wake UpLittle Girl, Yotl’rcl3rca1ning . Henry Burr
. lt’sm filondér‘fnl \Vorid After All . . Charles Hal-thou
_ , _ Melodious Instrumental . 7A
66048—Screnade (Drdlagl, Violin Solo ...'. . . Mischa Elm:
18883—‘Faust~Waltz from Korincssc Scone ‘. . . . . . . . . Pietro
Medféy OfZFaVQTltC Operatic Airs . Pietro
’- Dance Selections
18881—Cudd1e rUp Blues—Fox Trot . . ..... . The Virginiansf,
* My Honey’s Levin" Arms—Fox Trot . The Virginiansfi
18885——;Every Day—Med. Fox Trot. . . Jos. (7. Smith Oreh- '
' :‘FRose/of Stamboul—Vl’aitz . . . . Jos. C. Smith Grok.» "
18888_—No Use‘ Crying—Fox Trot . . All Star «Trio'and Orch.
' Teasin’-———Fox Trot . ....... All Star Trio and Orch. 'f
A. J: Collins Co.
70-72 .North’Main Street
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By F. H. Nash
THE NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN C0.
Aim to Do Good Work at. a Fair Price ‘
TRY US
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and
Dam Systems
No. 2 Flax Hill Road, Corner North Main Str.
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FOR SUMMER COMFORT
Discriminating men prefer Ralston Oxfords.
They are “His kind of a Salk” in every particu—
lav—style, service, comfort, dress, business and
pleasure.
New Dalton models for sport wear.
Milton, Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
122 Washington Street
South Not-walk
he Man’s Sop
Presents an Endless Selection of
Decoration llay Needs
Shirts Underwear
Neckwou' Bathing Suits 5.
Hosiery Caps
Light Weight Suits, Blue Serge Suits,
White Flannel Trousers '
Costello 69° 'O‘Meara
.2330): «3.62:: ljmffibi
An Universal Sale of
@213
$6.49
ALL DEPOSITS
Made in Savings De-
partment on or before
Monday evening, June
5th will draw interest
from the first. 0
fOpen Monday :Eve-
nings from Seven to
Eight.
3":
lo.
. THE CITY V
‘ NATIONAL BANK '
‘75!
Coats Dresses
- Suits
* $9.98 h3314.93
$6.98 «
. JACOBY’S‘
’ THE’ MAY SALE or
LINGERIE ' “
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La;
Is attracting the patronage of women who am '
'ciate good quality as well as good values.
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9 This is a good time to fill in your needs‘for the
South 'Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler