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DAVIS. .
Aaron. Smear .
NORWALK.
- v1 .1~v. .‘ vI virvv
. .4 .n .. ..
$16-50
Mohair Suits
$16.50
Tropics] Worsted:
. wm. Van
$30t0$35
‘ Yes, you may buy some for ,-
lamentimthemhein.
n light. weight suit means
consider-sole in its ap-
mace.
Bathing Bultk—All Wool
$3.75 and Better
El. Mary's church will be fifty-one
yea." old tomorrow.
The South Norwulk Salvation Army
Band gave a musical program in Dan-
bury last evening. Captain and Mrs.
Penney or this city also assisted in the
service. .
—-Btraw hats. O‘Rricn's.
Vl'omcn of
go to
"The mbmhcrs of tho
Mooseheart Legion who will
Stamford on .lum- .‘4th. thr annual
field day. will plr'ase Hint at Mrs.
Robert! housW. 31 C03“ avenue. East
Norwalk, tonight.
Patrolman Jarvis Murray rx‘ttirnml
to Norwalk )‘l'r‘lt‘l‘duy :tl‘tvr spending
tthe past few days at Long Brunch. N.
1.. Wht'l't' ho rnjo:.ul some film fishing.
lsancs street rt-sxdcnts again com-
plalnrsd last night (lllO'li tho disturb-
nncc which the- 'iurd trucks create
early every morning. ,
—-Full line Accessories
Aaron Kohn.
of Auto
Tho annual (‘hiltlrvn‘s Day scrvlce
will in lit-1d in thr- szth Norwalk
Ml-thmlht church m-xt Sunday morn-l
in}? n? llltrln o‘clock. ll S. '1‘. An 1!)-
torn-tin}; program is prcpnrml and
llDl‘t‘lELl mutation 1:4 gin-n to the par-
ents m' all childrvn in tho Sunday-
Hclmol ’l‘hvrh will lm a baptismal
service as 41 purl or tll‘.‘ program.
Thr‘r-g will lw .1
this evening 0! th-
thc High school
S‘ls"-‘l.ll rshcarsal
l‘voplc's chorus at
. :‘ausillorium at R
o'clock (D. 'l'.) All momlwrs :ll‘o‘ ro-
ll‘neotcll to lw sure .md attI-ml this ro-
benml as tho rim-u is short before
4“.)an of Arc" \Hl i"'.l|l't'5~¢“nt"ll.
I At tlv rt-guiur mrcting of the- loan]
of Health to la htlvl Mon'im: right at
{he offlm' of l'". Bohr: TI. Fouling!
West (xv-"rule. plans for c‘éxln—up weak
for Nonrhlk “il. l- V‘cxplwli-rl. Swim;
oral 01 th- r’lly officials- will in} ns'kull
do be present at thr muting.
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-—Stl:lws and pauzunds clcnncd at
O’Bric-n's. i
k NUJOL J
Large Size—85c
STILLSON POWELL Corp,.
South Norwdk
WHO NEEDS
A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT?
H
.. 9.5
_, g
'9 The man with a i:
U family. whether his age «
if 18 twenty-five or fifty, ."
'9 Children. It
if The working girl, 9?
l! The school girl, 9?
ll _ The single man who H
l is ambitious to get 9’
03 ahead. ”
. 1 u
H . There are eleven mil- 6 ‘ -
‘5 lion depositors in Mu— "‘-
tual Banks. There will 3’.
be a million more every '1'
year— ’ it
Because everybody u
needs a savings account 9‘,
‘ it
*—
Summon-walk
lullw r.
.“1+1922
“Apparel,
uniformdlobmeonmmionot
‘ ‘E. K. BANKS ’
DRY GOOD. 0T0!!!
Under “chemo Hotel
“A? Walt Wm lit-9
“a.
‘3'
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Norwalk Congregational church
will hold a. social tonight at the
church.
u
The challenge 0! the Rutgers has
been accepted by the Shamrocks. who
will meet. them tomorrow morning at.
the mud flats at 10 o'clock.
——-Roton Point park. DeVito‘s
Famous Orchestra. 8:30-11:30 p. m.
Guests at the Royal James Hotel
last night were: Mrs. H. M. Wylie.
Miss Virginia Wylie. Mr. and Mrs.
William 0. Cleveland of Bermuda. and
William A. Rollins of Brooklyn. N. Z
A bicycle belonging to one of the
messengers of the Western Union Tele-
graph company was smashed shortly
bctorc 2 o‘clock this afternoon by an
automobile. registration numbers,
Connecticut, 41~07t
———-—‘
——Storage Batteries recha'rzed’
Anton Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Melissa Fowler Tent. No. 11. D. of
\'.. will hold a special meeting on
Monday evening at their rooms. cor-
ner Washington street and Railroad
avenue. All members are asked to at-
t‘. nd and to bring the quilt books with
htcm.
The “third and last shot in the arm"
was given to the mcmbers or the Com-
but Train of thc 792d artillery at its
wcekly meeting and drill held
night. This is the llrst outfit in the
entire ugiment to be entirely inocu-
lated for the coming camp.
--l-‘.oton Point Park.
moms Orchestra. 8:30-11:30 p. m.
in on Neil! m (m
SprinxuidSmnmer
; and um i
closing a.
you: or the WWW an
mama. » ~ . ‘
amine“ not mien, ‘ . 'c. in
be held tonight will receive
—Try a. “Real Home-undo” min
from Banner Bakery. 6 Motto: m '
Phone :57. -
the Regent them-e. making- “ plane
very cool on hot days. ‘
Charles Ester-sen. proprietor or the
Regent and Palace themes. to in New
York cit!l today on budncu.
-—-09¢n,‘ ur anoint every m.
and Frldoy evening. Wilton Ball
grounds.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jamal at director-’01 the Boom Har-
wolh Public Hilton will he no in
the library building this evening st
eight o'clock.
A Children’s Day prom-am will be
pmoenced at 10:80 o'clock vex-nay
morning at the Nomi]: Contract-
tional church. Baptism of children
will follow the services.
-—c»t. 1m mined. screened mo.
ml“. cub. .m and can 0... out
All of the oficers or 102 Battalion.
including those of Battery C and the
Combat Train. have been ordered to
report at New London from June 24
to June 29. for schooling. The bat.-
talion goes to camp on July 1.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 82. I. 0. R. 31..
will work the adoption degm team,
.accompanied by fifty members of the
organization. will go to Port Chester.
N. Y., and work the adoption degree.
A start will be made from Red lion's
hall. Main street at 7 o‘clock.
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l
‘l Connecticut.
Dn'ilo's Fa-.uatc of the Sacred Heart. convent.
l Manhattanvllle. and has just returned;
lit-om a year's trip abroad. Mr. Frlzelll
The agents of the John Hancock In»L
surancc Company from the \Vhltc
I’lnins. Danlmry. Stamford and Nor-
walk “mm-s wxll attend a. dinner to be
held at W'clshelt's half way house at
Miller‘s bridge. on the
hurt: it lino. tomorrow .iflqrnoon.
' Over 5.0M! yards of remnants were
sold in loss than 25 minutcs alter tho
sale opt-nu] at the Boston Store this
morning. The management hopes to
mourn a lurcvr nml morn varied stock
so that customers can “liar-e n wider
cnmcv mm m-ed not lm disappointed.
.lh so many wow this morning.
-—Compam,\' coming? Be prepared
.lQ. having a KlOt‘hlf‘r dawn-o.—~Angc—
aim- Furniture Co.
Visitors' day was obscrvcd in the
l.l:‘.c‘ulli school. the Fitch school. Cen-
llownytozl. I’utnmn and Broad
Rivor schools roster-day. There were a
mnnlur of visitors at watch school. To-
«1.: y \V‘ashing‘on. Knudsen.“‘lnnlpauk.
("n-r River. Cranhur)’ and “‘eit Nor-
u'..lk schools: are living \‘isttC‘d.
lt':
~Duy your Victoria at Donnelly's
on cosy \vt-vkly puymcnls. Store open
evening until 9 p. m.
Tho Combat Train of tho 192d Artil-
lvry. has Just torched its “(citing-
lludlophonv outfit. which it
purchased through Lieutenant Robert
and this rushing At will ht‘
"l-("ixl Amplitlms on thc‘voutflt. will
Murillo tho nil-ml». z.- to attach it loud
’flil‘lfil
[talker to the (WHO? and thus qnjov
that arr bring
ln‘oudcastcd l-vci'y night. It is expect:
ml that the Commit ‘l‘min will hold a,
Radio Dnm‘v at lll'.‘ armory the Intlt‘r
putt of tho month.
tho \ minus court»: is
——Clean Egg. Slow and nut cool
Harris and Gan: Co. Tel. 721
Lucy Gray. coloxcd. of W'ntor street.
was arrested by Chief of Police Vl’ll-
linm ll. Pennington. plain-clothe.
policeman John Flynn and fairolnm
\Vallnce Sammie. near tho old black~
smith shop last night on a charge of
theft from pf’rson. and also with solic-
iting. The woman. who is represented
by Attornc-y John J. Cunco. is to be or.
Philip Lyrics of Stamford on Saturday
night of last week.
—I;argo size pea. coal. Hen-is &
Stamford-
l be some time this month.
Hill This WEEK-END
l
raigned in the downtown court before . “0!"! under Wthh
Judge George H. V’osburgh this after- l made “"0“” 331‘? you “hnnxry 35*
noon at 2 oclock. She is chosen! wim‘deed" for Gotden'a Ice Cram.
having stolen :50 from the person or churches and large
_ works“ for satisfaction all
500w. NOTES
The cngngcment is announced of
lasti Miss Margaret Watson Wand. daugh-
ter of .‘lrs. Laura. L. 'Wana’. of No.
2 “'est 88th street. to Duncan Frlzell
of Nashville, Tennessee. and Norwslk.
Mics Wand is a grad-
served during the war overseas with
the 53rd Pioneer Infantry as a lieu-
tenant and later was Named to the
Diplomatic Courier service in Paris,
and Brussels. No date has been set
for the wedding. but it will probably
Mrs. Leon B. Fish of 3 Arch street.
and Miss Nora Flnnmn 0! Main
street. entertained a number of friends
at 0. card party at the Somali Coun-
try club ycetcrday afternoon. tour ta—
bles of bridge being played. Mrs,
Daniel Toomey won first prize; Mrs.
“i .l. Tracey. second prize. and Min
Murphy won the consolation prize.
A' buffet luncheon wail served follow:
in: cards.
and
are
Mr». F. P.
ciaughtrr Tim-nice.
llyington. Jr.
of Hartford.
\‘irltlm' Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Reynolds
02' quiland strm-t.
.‘lrs. Janina Cousins is to hold a
dance for about forty guests at her
homo in \\’ilton this evening. The
Norwalk Country Club will cantor.
Stvward li‘rm‘1k hoizywood 0t thi-
Xorxvalk Country club has bin]. \lsli‘.
in: out of town for several days.
. .n.
“l9 W
Electric fans have becnilnltonod in"
At a meeting to be held tonightu
an. 1m w. Wehle 0: mole
c. I-
.i .44»; .
. John’s school. Myers,
.7.- Givens of Stamford. sutertatned a
m country club-tut mm gt
mu o'clock. -
NORWALK MEN -
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(Continued tron First Page)
Helen Lather (nee 'Helen P.
Hiddlehrooh) Ind only a short
rmce with her hushud. William
of New York. They were married.
7th. 1218. ahd Jan: to New Y0!!! ‘0
live. Eltht days later he come to their
home and told her that in had made
a mistake and then left her. The
was granted on a charge Of
duel-lion. ‘
“try Halsey O’Hara, who untried
wmun O’Hara, in August. 1920, had
still o more exciting time of it. The
couple. went to New York to be
nomad, and the second day 2116
mode an appointment with Wilham' to
m him after a shapplnltour, but
he failed to show up. The next heard
from hlm was that he was living in
Clcvcland with another woman. as
his wife. Witnesses testified that [in
Cleveland O'Hara had gone out to a
wild party with this woman, and
tint the next morning when they
were seen on a trolley car by friends.
he claimed that she was his wife, land
tint they had been married the night
previous. Mrs. O'Hara was granted a
divorce on the grounds 0! adultery.
s Thoma Madsen. formerly ‘ of
chenectady. N. Y.. had a penchant
for odmmisterlng a trimming to his
wife Elizabeth. formerly Elizabeth
move. The couple. who were child-
hood sweethearts, loved each cum so
lunch that When they reached an.-
tw‘biity they were married. However
omas changed his loving way and
. to heat .M‘ wife whenever the
spin: moved him. One time he threat-
ened to kill her. and John Hollowav
s neighbor, intervened and took .a'
gun away from him. ne'divorce was
granted on «he ground of cruelty.
__.______________
GENERAL mos? HONORED.
General Russell Frost was. elected
Lieutenant-Governor of the Society of
_Coionlal W'arss of the State.- ot Con~
inecticut at the annual met-ting of the
Esoclety held at the Farmington Coun—
gtry club. last week.
The honorary guests at thé banquet
more the Governor-General of the na-
tional society. the Governor of the,
New York wciety. eat-Governor Mar—
cus H. Holcomb and sx-G’oiiernor
Frank H. Ween.
Eligibility for membership in the
society is direct. lineal descent from
an ancestor who served in a colonial
.wur before the Revolutionary war.
I
THE FACE IN THE M18308.
Your far . done i! wear the con—
tented expression of good health. or
are the features drawn and palm? In
in he pitiml {or hair
Thorn is a way
spirit“ wants
phywczil condition?
body. Th!- nse of that
rcmcdy. Lydia If. Pinkliam's Verizo—
table Compound will strengthen the
ncrrcs and ton? up the system to rc-
slr'. lhdt fi‘AC‘t‘FSlVO fiatiguez—Ailv.
* Scntlncl Want Advertisements bring
good Results. ‘
,fllllllEN’S. SPECMLS
lllPfiRlANl lNllEEll
There are three specials {or this
work-cud at Golden's confectionery
start- They arcs peach ice cream
(made from the fresh fruit); orange
pine ice cream and orange sherbet.
All those Specials are 'made tram
the trash fruit. This establishment
has vanilla. Strawberry and choco-
late ice cream daily in bulk and all
the popular combinations in brick
ic» cream. Only the best of mater-
ials are used in the making or the
same and the splck and span candle
the same are
For
alfairs special
prices are the rule here. An auto
delivery is an important feiture that
around;
Golden’s Confectionery Store. located
it Sailings Bank
“Open Monday
Evening. 6.8"
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““fiuu‘...’
3311100., Tel. 721, in the Mahackcmo Block at South
Norwalk. '
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OPPORTUNITY %
may come today. Are you ready for "it? Ready
money is often required to take advamge‘of 015-:
portunity and the best way tohave ready money (is 7
to deposit regularly in our savings department. 2 » nePw " f
.l'our Per mm on
A PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION
Just to illustrate the quiet er-
ficiency 01' our sen-ice to Eyeglass
wearers let us mention our “BEST-
YET" eyeglasses. it is a clip capable
of an infinite number of adjustments
and will give satisfaction in many
cases where othér eyeglasses have
failed.
Optometrists and W,
\ . -
”Au-all: St. Mold
.
i This
because it has made good
”in its dealings with the
Public—~It has 3 PER-
SONALITY and a certain
HIGH STANDARD which
appeals to the Public, as
shown by the steady in- ,
crease in our Business.
" Your. Business
' Js'solicitcd with a pledge
that it; will , be handled
with
£0.13 WI Y
mt
. street.
‘ :‘M W tuitionmmey tram ~ 3
l
m C. Ghanaian! DrAmoil
mp! nine friends at dimes-W" at the'
GRANTED .mvoncns-
alter cohort courtship, on December.
WAT}! .
2lgflv'lontlmied from. first Pope) ,
- wow,
the ones. about” the not that. theyvhnd
W for stock. had paid Bor-
wafll cash. and had received no stock
Amdovlts were submitted to Prose-
curing Attorney Cranmer C. Hegeman
regarding,flomth's activities, buttin-
much in they were confined to com-
plaints from Darlen, it was out cable
Ljurisdiction. The‘ ' people who com-
plained were ladvm to start. action
against Hormth tor collecting money
under false pretenses. A.
It was outed to the Sentinel that.
represented that he would turn over
the money he collected to tho Victor
Page Motors Corporation. but to date
no money has been turned ovcr.
Action is pending in the New Yuk
once of the Victim Page company
calm Horwoth. it was further stated.
and it is believed that male will be
heard from it in a short time.
. On the subscription blanks it was
.ltated that, checks and money orders
'ln payment of stock
subscriptions
should be made out to the Victor Page
Motors Corporation. which the people
tailed to do, however. paying cash to
Homath. ‘
Borwath',makes a claim tint there
are‘commissions still due him. but this
is denied. There is about. $500 that is
unaccounted for on Homth's activi—
tiee, but all of the money paid to the
company. or its authorized representa-
tives. had been acknowledged and
stock certificates given.
——-—-———-——'_-'|—_
MOOSE LODGE‘ lNl‘l‘lATlON.
Mcmllcrs in large numbers gnther-
ed last night at the class initiation of
South Non-talk Lodge. No. 529, Loyal
Order of Moose, when several new
candidates were made members of
the order.
The Field Day committee reported
thu' everything was inroadlness for
t big Field Day at Stamford, June
24th and many members were enroll-
el last night for the marching club. __
At the close of. the buckles session
supper served by the entertainment
committee. -
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ll'lLI. PBBSIZX‘I‘ “THE MISSING
HE!!!”
”rho Missing Heir." a thrce~act
(actually. is to be presented on Juno
H at the Broad River chapel by
inclrlocrs of the Brood.Biver Com-
mnnity Club. for the benefit ot‘ that
oras‘unlmtlon. The performance
will start at 8 o‘clock.
Among theme in the cast are: Mrs.
Dcrmon . Marshall. Mrs. Thomas
James. Mrs. Clifford E-zcynclle. Miss
Iris Ezcynelle. Clifford Ezeyncllc.
Frank Allen and Ralph Lycctt. Miss
Mable Kellogg is directing the‘stag—
inn: 0!. the comedy.
can 80 No Compromise
nuatmlnbmomonenmc
flail; forgotten. that there is no me-
dium mm truth and falsehood.—
Artlabishop Willem. ,.
the latter case. your actor); in read by;
all who not» you. unchwhnt woman of}
lo got the nervous. timll lines out of.g
your flu“? and the slump out of row?
standard ’3
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Price $206.00
Capital $ 12,509,000
Surplus 11,224,338,
Deposits . 232,723,199
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Market Value 204
Dividend Rate 122%
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Banks and Trustees in Connecticut
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It is so right“ to. he
.super‘iorflto money. if
you have enough of it.
Homo/ch came to these people andv
ail members enjoyed a hot roast beef ‘
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Colds
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Earache
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Miss Cotzsudc 135212...
whose marriage to Mr.
in Rome. will take {Hale
son of Robert Rollo.
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languages fluentlr.
BAKERY PllllllUlJTS
a good 311th
bilirtY
The Sanitary Baaliei'y i
place to
(3‘ m
L.
m
.: convenient
uses only the best of mateziuls
all baking takes place in a 11.4..
establishment unda strict. saunas;
conditions. Bread of all varietirs.
wheat, graham, rye, Vienna, whole
all“
u».
a loaf of bread from The Sanimitvi
Prop. 85 South Main St.
n.
ti.3t1gilltr
‘lln an r
.n-i’:1ris 5.1m.
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Mist Bellini has lived all her life in l .
what of a linguist. having mastercd the l-‘.t,'..\ '2.
ililEHELSEl
W
wheat are fresh made daily here and "
Bakery‘ satisfies. John B. Sundown:
‘products—for it is centrally loomed; .t‘. _
Rheumatism
Neuritis
P3131. Pain
‘Pl RI N
when you buy ASpirin
.Unless you see name "Bayer” on tablets,
"getting the genuine Bayer product prescrib
clans over 22 years and proved safe by
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains pro 3;
M “Boyer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of
o l
min a the mde mark of Buyer Innuendo of Item“; and ML“ .
tkkcmffkt (.5 5‘3“ ,
oaucurrnior mvwroa T0 wan mm”
ta:
till
.VCu are
Ed‘bl physi.
millions for
t,
direction;
um
v—v—v—d
warn-q
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gins-mu PIANTS:
' “'hat a. beautiful sight aliout the
home grounds are bedding plants 7
Stocks are at their best at the Mor-
-xison Greenhouses (Joseph F. Meclvzel.
'Prop:) and are in great variety. One
{may find here ooleus (in many Va-l
irletes). m (in mixed colors).
fixer-atrium: (lu““al colors), petunces.
.53.le has marguerites. Iceland
fpinks. etc. \Priees are indeed conser-
ivonrevfiere and now is the time to
:nrocure bedding plants. 55 Van Zant
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