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Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for Immediate no". on exhlltlou at
E. K. BANKS’
Day GOODS STORE
Under “chemo Hotel
45-47 West Wellington Street
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t‘m-rry trees are heavily loaded
wv'a rxpenlng fruit and it is expected
Hm: the crop throughout this sec-
Mull will in one of-the largest in
ytlll'S. ’
-—-Storage Batteries recharged
.aron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave. - '
'l‘h‘ Hocial committee of the 'Wom-
:m - .\.~:~o('tnvion ot the South Norwulk
lurptisr Church. will met-t with Mrs.
Low-Mu. 7 ("rt-scent Terrace. on Thurs—
.lny :Hlbl‘l'luull at 2 o'clock. Please
twins. work.
—l:oton Point Park. DIYHO'S sa-
moms Orchestra. 8:30-11:30 p. m.
'l'iw morimrinl committee
\leunuttm. I’nlmerton and Jennings
but.» will hold a, mvoxtlng tomorrow
night at Lady .Jmmings lodge to com-
of Lmly
pll'lv urmngenwnts for mr-morial
“(“709 19 be hell on Sunday. Junt-
ll ilk-miners of Lady Vashington
ln ll.” should it"zu'e flowers with Mrs.
.lumw ("rillz.
$111.1 Jay.
11 Orchard strtwt,
(Ill
~—Tluy your Victoria nt Donnell)"
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on nnsy Weekly payments. Store opml'
t-Vo-ning until 9 p. m.
'lh‘ Utlitv encampment of the Vet-
t-xn'w (1! Foreign \Vurs will be hub!
in litmgeport. Friday. Saturday and
H'lLJty. June 23. 24 and 25. The-
lv‘t-‘ll aw quMinns will ope-n Frirlny
4\t.ll'l2. Athlvtic contests will t'~ke
. 3,-..
at St-zwitlv Park Saturday after-
i. Amnmzr boxing
‘w H- Li l-‘rt‘lny night.
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contests: will
“Illa-r3» will tulle" plncc Sunday ‘morn-
EM: and Sunday allernoo't will be
:~nt rtt l‘!-':t:.xtrc,- Ilv-nch.
~~Try ammo of flufling‘e homo-mm?!)
mum} any night rtftt-r 5 p. m.. 21
'5'1 owl Mrs. Fervt'ir‘k Norman,
n l'. 1-! (Humor. New York. have
‘vltt ,iV Hill] :7 half :zrvroy of inn-l
‘.‘.'l'll imi'drnra ’rom anm-l St‘wnr't.
m’ Nonrnlk. 'l‘hv property is situat-
~~l n' Non-town ax'e.n.:«'-. The price is
I] \
latmxlwl on: $4...
'l‘lw tvtz'IYur “"‘t‘klp rt‘lllfll‘Szll m‘
'|.~ llivl'fls'hi rhorns will lw lli‘ltl this
lulu-t: at ‘s o'clock. M the High
-/-hv-ol nuuliznriztm. All members are
to t... in attnmlnncn at all
it"I‘illf'lillE "ehem'm‘s as'tht- tim“ is
1‘ NH 33...]
mm. .,; nr-ar when the cantata “Joan
M Arr“ “til ‘2,» prey-meal.
~l’lannt-r Tlakcry Hood! are best.
5 Monroe. street. Tel 307.
“N".- Attto Svr .16» company ot‘
Lulgvpt-rf ‘nnxn. 51'.”th suit in the
lhhlxwport City comt. through At-
tornny \Villiam J. Buckley. against
"riitnlvl Lunar?!- of thin city. claiming
mums." ‘- or $‘ll'd ”'1 three unpaid notes
$ln<~ “etch. and Deputy Sheriff
'.-..1wl ll. lmulaus has attached land
751‘ run}; strer-t for 35m in the ac-
wl~ir~h is. xmlurnullle on June it).
If t. t'lutmwl m thw writ that I.:l.\lm'tc
on July 7. 19:1. executed three note:
:nr New mach payable to the Reyn-
tvlvl~ Motor Car company. at the No-
.»l Hunk of Sorwnlk. seven x‘lmths
‘ vln'v. The plaintiff company 80—
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{rm-M1 the notch by "firIOx‘semvnt and of 'hi- [)maconry.
.r-lnim that [2:15 ment has been refused.
All the New Fabrics for»
Spring Suite
For ActiveMea ; -
SQCIAL NOTES
AllMAC’K—HOHN. ,
marriage of. Miss Louise 'Adelia
Belmont, :34 Woodbury avenue. '
Harry E. Atmackor Grey Court. was
heldin New York city yesterday morn-
The
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o: mums
tug at 10 o'clock. the Rev. H. C. Steup
officiating. The wedding took place
at the Lugemcliu‘rc‘n or New.York
city. and the couple were attended by
Miss Muriel James of East Not-walk.
and Gebhard Hot-m.
bride. L
$25 to $35
A Dapper Stflt that’s cool
and easy fitting is what you
want for .. warm weather——
and you’ll find these quali-
ties in the ones we’re ofier-
ing for Spring. '
The couple will make their
from their honeymoon about. June
15th. .
KEELY—iAMB.
Captain'fwmtam F. Keely of Brook—
lyn. N. 1.6 and Miss Betty Lamb. for-
. merly ot‘ Belfast. Ireland. formerly of
this city .were married at the parson-
age of .St. Joseph’s church on Satur-
day ’evenlnz. the Rev..Dennis Hurley
officiating. The couple were attended
by Miss. Susan Delaney of Rye. N. Y..
They’re made of light
weight fabrics in the pre-
ferred styles and they ‘are
tailored with the utmost at-
tentioTt' to detail.
For it’s the workmanship
that’s put into the tailoring .
a brother of the!
Not-walk will hold a‘cleathup work
of the Board of matumeta last
night at the 0mm, of D‘rfRobert E.
Ferdue. health officer. .
L‘neightly back yards ‘which have
residence in this city on their return'heen ”um,” wtth fincam’ ashes and
rubbish, and whlch have beg), more
or less, a breedingplace for flies, mos-
quitoes and disease fill be cleaned up.
This will he made compulsory by the
board and is in line with the work it
has been accomplishing from day .to
day.
Arrangements are "being made to
obtain the :o-operatlon of the High-
wav department, Boy Scouts and the
Metropolitan Life Insurance‘compzmy
dorm}; clean-up week. Mayor Calvin
from June 19 to June 25 inclusive“
This was voted at 79.1 special meeting[
on IUST TEA? .
There's a distinct difierence infavor o! " V
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LABOR FEDERATION AFTER
non: MEMBERS
STAMFORD, June 6. -— Entering:
:DOUB’LE WEDDING
‘ AT ST.» JOSEPH’S’
1 Continued tram Flt Ht
Page.
'l‘hn olvctlon ol‘ ,
and finish that make these
Suits retain their original
lines. t’
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Rogers 69° Stevens 9
Two Stores
S. Nor-walk
Norwalk
and Captain Fred W. Clark of New
Yorl city. The couple will make their
residence in the Bay Ridge section of
Brooklyn.
, Miss Jessie B."Moms. of Nashville.
Tenn. formerly of Danbury. is spend-
ing two weeks In .Danbury as th
Nowlan. of 4. Hark place. Miss Mor-
rls la secretary to President McKenzie
. 0t Fluke Unt'.’ersity.-—Dnnbury News.
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The 500 club meet with Mrs. Robert 6
Mother. Main street. this afternoon.
today at the Norwalk high school.
Look at our adv. for new prices on
gli-u'loplng and printing. 24 hour
service. Donn611y's. ' -
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. real painless extratctlon so
to Dr.
Deltz, 47 South Main street.
Tho
South
Ladies" Aid Society of the
Norwalk Methodist church will
(hold its regular business meeting to- Judge 311'] MT?" Joseph Morton nt-
morrow. \Ve'inesday afternoon. at 3 tended the annual commilncvment or
o'clock. the Home? Mom Hizh school t'or ,
girls. June 2. to 5“?“ Miss Inez Joh-
iprlotors of thc'
David Esterly. one or the pro-
Regent and Palace
theatres. today is attending a conven-
tion of motion picture exhibitors
which is being held in the Garde ho-
tel. New Haven.
Senior examinations are being held‘ 7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mead of.
bowndes avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Esther
A. Mead to James D. King of Eliza-
beth. New Jersey.
Tnn M, St'tll. of the fhontas \V.
'nEvana Dental Institute. of Penn-
stunia. has compelled his sopho-
more studies and is home to spend
lhc summer vacation with his parents.
guest of her sister. Mrs. Clarence Bu
L. Barton is very much intavor
peign .
department; will probably make
meat. in order to take care of
eicess amount of refuse.
tan Life Insurance
placard the city with posters
menacing the clean—'11:) week.
and homes if such a matter
talkin p, matters over.
of t'tl'nse in their back
within twenty—four hours,
was cleaned up."
GRAND JURY
BEGINS INQUIRY
yards
the
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of
the compulsory clean-up 'week cam-
During the clean—up the highway
ar-
rangements to have an extra truck or
turn added to the department equip-
the
The Boy Scouts will be asked to
locate yards which‘the owners have
allowed to become unsightly and un-
healthy and to report such places to
the Board of Health. The Metropoli-J
company will
an-
“Most residents of Korwalk will be
glad to clean up around their yards
was
brought to their attention," said one
of the board members last night in
“I have ‘spokcn
to several about the unsightly amount
and
mess
INTO WARD CASE
upon its second convention day. the
Connecticut Federation of Labor to-
.. .. - alpat‘ty was held at the harm of Mrs.
day adopted a resolution eutlotsmaiReinhardt.S parents. Ma; and Mrs.
. . a“ _ 7’ -
I 310: 31:30? églechAzftlge?&rE:aésigd 3 John J. Miller on “’tlson l’omt road.
’ N Y ‘ t 1“
a resolution calling for modificationzwal: fighffiat‘"€;.fsh§§l‘,§3":§fam§lnrt
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aging? aggls‘teald 1:? :2 ggfilt £335 ; Deysenroth had been mm not]. The an-
resolution was 05838.1 bv Carl Lang inouncement was more or l' 85‘ of a sur-
of th Brid e n Brewery “,Orkewi‘prlse for those who attended. as it was
Unione g p0 ‘ genuraliy belicved that the couple
' . . . 12'-' ml.
fl‘he convenuon also instructed its a“ (3.13}? ”9 11:1 fifd m mi. ‘ 1 ft m t
executive council to send to the] 0‘3‘9 ”291 “1‘1“! coupf’étk’ an?
American Federation of Labor through E 1. i 0 .Of OCR. .1511“ I?” 1 _ 13'“ ‘ 5;!
the secretary “a. request that a rep-1‘5”)“tnL ho‘)"“"‘.°9”s'.. 1" .mg . e
regentative 13!? sent here to 0033?“. York express trom Hun'ilord. Mr.
’ .: ... .» )vut- 4 1‘:-
operate with the Connecticut Federa-l$121131;infilg‘lfii‘12ntfio“Livtgégg‘rfi
tion of Labor “in repairing the; . "V“ ‘ . ‘
-.. 31:1.1‘ ~.:.vl.~.,-
damage done by the hostile torces that {a 3.1“], 0.] ”1.11.0 1 JO?!” 3 3V .3” (“Ed
has weakened the ranks of organized hm. l c_.se..toth. \\ ho on in“: re utn
labor in Connecticut throu 1! r0 ‘_;will make their home in this city.
ganda and conspiracv" angd tp pi 3 Miss Miller wore a. traveling dress of .
tain the results which mav b0 8b:§l)rown Canton crepe and carrieda If
tained bv a campaign ‘0 increace theinouquet of white males. while MISS . '
memberéhi . the start bodr~e lArnold were blue Canton crepe and
p m e 5" .carrled red roses. Miss Miller has for
“the past year been cmpmyvd as an
t Mortuary tTurf: I"gals the scene oflopemmr at the 106,” t'lvphone 93;.
W0 ach €11 3 3 0 y 8 ‘93? noon TC";change. While Miss Arnold was em-
day. Elitei firstbin :everaleonthiwhefi ’ ployed at the lloller 5. 14: and 25 cent;
cars rven y mos “”1999 ire 0 ‘store on South Mn :3
Boston, Mass., bent a mudguard and}
a car driven ’by Elmer B. Meyers of;
Jersey City, N. J.. broke the rightl '
rear wheel. The two cars figured in; “Your df’“¥"‘*’5 has tt‘; wtgrit vole;
the accident With!) a few minutes 1 9‘" heard. bhe out, ‘ ave
of each other but no one ,was hurt. fled” ‘
5? Y“! t.
Truths We Never Hear.
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itm‘. Louis E. Howell. rector 01“ St. son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Paul's church. Mrs-t. L. 1“. Jackson. 305”” 3'34"“?-
;a:td \V. J. Crawford. attended the
§l~‘;lirll« ltl (‘mthty Arch-Deacomy held
{(-lmrge. is: planting sweet corn in a. lot
George J. Karl and Helen Josephine
Matthews. both at Ilridgeport. were
:marrlctl in this citv on Saturday last
pivim-S Fajby the Rev. Alexander Hamilton, at
;hls residence, 4 L'nlon Park.
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in Hidgrtlcld yesterday.
——Roton Point Park.
mous Orchestra. t~:3ll-ll:3:5 p. m.
.. - Alexander Warqq and Miss Victoria
Boy; Scout Tracy» A.“ 3. E“ which :anezla. both at this city. will be mar-
Scoutmnstrr Harold I-‘. Rash has Tied at 9“ 3,359th at 8
1 rectory
;o'clock this evening.
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on Sprlugwoovi avenue. The corn will ‘
l:o“- sold to replenish the troop treasury. l Guests of up. Royal James hotel
fl .‘last night were Mr. and Mrs. 0. Y.
”‘9 , 'adham of Stamford and L. Jacobson
lot New York city.
Joseph Gorham reportrd to
police that the glass: in front of his
print shop at 4 Elizabeth strM-t had
lwen hiokon by stones thrown by boys
l Miss Emma S-‘mluler. of Flax Hm
early last r-ven‘mg. l
,sistar. Mrs. Fred. Lake
Joseph. I’mpiconc of 3 Cliff strtet..I-mcm.
lF‘IHll‘l-’\l to the polite that while turn-
ing his car during the storm yesterday
that he struck and knocked loose the
police and mull box at the cornvr of
“Glilflll and Hoyt sheets. H" Sui-.1 ho
Squior, at
Charles H. Harris of the Chas. H.
Hart-ls. lnc.. glass manufacturers of
Main street is on a business ttip on
which he stopped at principal western
yosterday when he Was (Alcott-d z' mvm- . let.
her of the executive council of tho
lllocese of Connocticut for two ymrs.
hy the Fairtleld County .Arr-h-ltwnv‘on-s
Mrs. James H. \Yalsh of this city.
county president of the King's Daugh-
ry, held at. Ridgefield. In
Ila-«,3 M“ ”OWN! was alwo lilil'l" :1‘1~‘;tiril€,~ltl county in charge at the
member of the executivc Commit!m :19th annual CO'lVI'llllOIl. which is Him:
lhr'ld in the metord l'laptist chutch
‘today. ,
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CCU R” BANK
lLE. tax
5 ——Coal. fresh immed. screened auto-
:mntlcally. Hart-tn and Clans 00., Tel.
731.
Arrangements for commencement
exercises for thv' senior and junior
5high svlmols will in: made tonight at
the monthly meeting of the board of
education which will ‘ue held at tho
Norwalk ltigltschool building. Swvernl
other matters of importance will com-.-
1111 at the meeting.
A Check‘
IBook
Is easier to carry than a
Wallet or a pocket full
of currency.
Silver or Gold
and it is a much safer
method of handling per-
sonal finances.
' ' Open aOhoekIns ,’
" Account _ »-
at; this Bank. You do not
HAVE total-WA very:
large Balance.
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Theromues
TEmqu.
South vNorwalk. ‘
road. will épentl tht- summer with her .
addition. Hers and Sons of Hit? Baptist church of-
luses. without
self t’lofcnse at a meeting with a band
01‘ lilaokmailers. had come from her
home in Sew Rochelle and was seat-
evl. reading magazines in the home
i-lll‘t‘flu room in the county court
house.
ll also is reported that the bank
accounts of both \Varnl and his
father.» George S. Ward. would be
sul’rcenaezl. R was authoritatively
stated, however. that the {other had
noL yet been summoned.
“111?le A. A. SOCIAL SEASON.
The \Yilton A. A. opened the danc—
ging svason at 0er Field last Week
‘in a most satisfactory manner. De-
icorntion Du): evening an old fashion.-
ed vlzmr'e was ghen. with over two
xthundrvd in attendance. and a most
'enjoyuhlv: evening was spent by over}.-
gone present.
’x'otr-d to the modnrn dances. hut un-
ltortunately the rain kept many away.
’rNot wishing to disappoint those who
. ventured out. the orchestra was trans—
Eforred to the ice cream parlors. where
Teveryoue danced to their heart's. con~
would WW for "”3 damage done. ‘citivs. He will return to Nor'wnlk ‘ tent. The dances given last season by '
Sunday. tho “‘ilton A. A- gave such sotist‘acw
”Rom" PM“ ““1" Ifivv‘f"! VI“ -- lion and tilt" «tr-mand for more this,
mous (irriioxstm, S;.£n-1‘..3U p. in. George? (1 Crosby. Jr.. of 42 Spring‘season. persuaded the managr‘mrnt ‘0
Putnam 3"‘9'1139- Street. South Norwalk. has put" msml ‘ hold a dance every Tuesday and Fri-
tan 1‘. R. :32 Chevrolet 10111113 car any pvrrning. Tuesday evenings will
I’mv. Louis I“). How: I]. i'Dt‘fO!‘ of 9!. ‘ :rom thi- lOPJll ycnnL \V‘ R, Austin. 1.» devoted ‘0 the Old flashionpd (mac‘s
Paul’s church, was highly l‘nnflrfld lfihls. is Mr. Crosby‘s second Chevro- }-‘r1day even-
‘(llld guanine sociability.
. lugs round dances will he in vogue.
' The Wilton A. A. takns pride in the
reputation gninod last season, {or its
.good managemnnt and most orderly
conduct. and they will endeavor to
llli‘liio thwsu social gatherings more
attractive than evcr.
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ritv has purchased from the \Vllson
Point company a one acre hill top plot
‘:1t \Vilsnn. Paint and will shortly'oom-
mcncr‘ tho erection of a stone studio
:xl l-l‘r'nr housc. ‘
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Drop a little
" in-
"Freezone on an aching corn.
‘stantly that corn stops hurtlng,~then
shortly you lift it right ofi with fing-
ers, Truly: ~— ~
Your drugglst sells
‘fFreezone” for a few cents, aufllcient
to remove every hard com, sort corn.
tor corn between the toes, and the cal-
Doesn't hurt a bit!
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1 -—Adv.
Friday evening was de— ‘
Charles Lewis \Vrcno of New York
a, tiny bottle of '
serene“ or lrdtatlon.‘
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f Destiny
has been decided for many a man by jus
that one little dollar he has saved every
day for the last five years.
When your big opportunity comes vcill
you be able to seize it?
Open your Savings Account Today
The amount doesn’t count—-It‘s the start——
that’s the thing. ’
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THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
South Norwalk, Conn.
KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR THE KIDDIES
It's a
Shirts for hay“ or girls,
low necks and lit; sleeves.
sleeve
Infants' short
Cotton Shirts. .
Infants’ Fold-Over and
Button-Front Shirts in
all-wool. one—half wool
and one-third wool.
- Diaper Supporting .
Bandowvith patented tape ”J .
support which brings the
strain from the shoulders
instead of the waist.
7% PM Stock. Pals": 96
and gnome ,
Maples'fi. .
Norwalk’l‘irefim
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