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13nd for lmmedlno use on exhlltlon at .
OE. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Wm Hotel
4547 West 'Wulflnnon Strut
1w
Mrs. Thomas Flaherty and daughter
.l» .mnw wea't- discharged yesterdayi
1mm lhe- Norwnlk Hospital. 1
t
’l'hw rwzular meeting of the Old W'ell i
Hunk and Ladder company will be
“it; thiza m-enlng at the quarters on
l~'t.ml.lin street.
—-—Fu‘.l line
at Auto Accemrie:
“iron Kuhn. .
rlcs ll. Harris. prominent zlass1
in..‘..‘li.i(‘illT"T. returned to Norwnlk
‘ ur‘n-r an extynsli‘e business
5' ' '.:'-l.
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,\ I‘x=*.i:;t [toy UnivnH. of the Fran
s: * ‘.
BOYS” ‘
Palm Beach Suits $8.56
Bathing Suits $3.50
Rockingchair Union Suits $1.00
Flapper Suits
MEN’
Palm Beach and Molten-Quits
5.00
$3.00
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
TwoStom
Norwalk S. Nor-wak-
David Rud’ol! or 35 Raymond. street
reported’that boys were making a
' post. American Legion.
. Haven Saturday vrizrre
~ :1 l“"..l(,"i the nimrting‘ of thig- state .
Sew :
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f’ the legion. 1
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2'» ill
——l'.uy your \‘ictrbm
-- 153' 'axwfkly pngvmv
"-ZZlTiES until 9 p. m.
at Donnelly'a ,
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lit“).
Store C. In; {1
Elica‘ (‘armvlla De- l’lori lain-i .l-‘rank
\ -:~wt:.. both of 5.! Lexington :uv.‘
- . v, rxwrn illllt'“'l in matrimony thin
r 'I“‘.£." at. St. Joseph's rfiurch L;
l" ~. ll. 1‘. Hurley.
i.
’l‘nrm- trucks pllhst'v'l thiough tow-i
1w winning for W‘oonsockvt. ii. 1...
ml; truck carrying two linotypc mn—l
l..:l--<. making :1 total of six in“ all.‘
‘vfimnli xvi-re lw-in: rushed to \Vwm—Z
.‘,
x
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.ch. to replace thr-‘lmttery lost in’
fiz'f} there on Saturday.
:1 “Re-xii lrlom'rumarle” Pnk‘)
Irin'wr l-‘nlrr‘ry. 5 Monroe street.
[-:-, ”5.
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3;: * «+1 nf thirty-six (if‘f‘fiflqe‘r! mom-
1.“ t‘nt- Catholic l'mzm (fuuxnwil.
4 n K 0f C” W“? dw‘urzitml yes—
‘ " with. Wreaths :‘xi-l flowers} by
. ‘-v1:!!l!l€i"" r» prvs‘r‘ntin; that orirn‘ni-
gut. mi‘inlvifl in St.
'4 and “'9 «port 1“xlis-?o-rivs wwrp‘
Gravy 1}"
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ilxrvnshi‘ rv-nosgltinns in the Nor-
M. E. Cl‘mrt'li were started this
4mm: hy Contractor Law; of
r-lty. Th“ ('ntirs.‘ interior
rliurt‘h is to be ro-llecorntevi
mlm‘lin! Mylo. Tin» \mtihnlv is to
mic-mu! with rem-Minn rooms on
Other changes to take
hw thi- supplyinc of new
.‘va for flu“ pews. by the l.arllc~s'
Sum-a7}: {lll'l the installation 0! :1
irnzitnry in thv Minn-men? of tho.-
"lmrrh genie-es will in- in.”
l-:r.~z-"twwn1 while thr changes
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{wt-win and Gang Co.
(my \‘.'<:ll f'mnnmn-lr-rv. No. '3, l'.
C C. will howl memorial sorvices
'l‘vzr-mlny cw-nins. June 13th. when
lbw. Fran H, Jacobs. pastor or
'. ~7th Norm-Mk Pnncrczntmtinl
3:. will affirm". Tim pu'nllc‘ are
rv.?::r"'.‘ innitui to atttndJJic- serv-
ul‘iit‘h will hrlvl m‘ the home.
1.: l".-Y‘Tk1l'l sirv‘ct. at 8:3“ o'clock ({._
an! out coal
Tel. 721
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vlf‘f“
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=lirul sideswiped a trolley car at
x'uisance of themselves about his
'- groove ry store.
The W‘ilton A. A. defeated the
Pioneer A. A. of Union Hill, N.’ J.. by
u .score of 2 to l. at Orcm Field 565- .
1!. rday. The linelup and score will ap- *
pear tomorrow.
“‘iiliam Archer, of 45 Belden ave-
nue. reported to the police that he
the
’west-llound railroad depot yesterday;
but only did slight damage.
~lioton Point. Park. DiVito'a Fa.-
mous Urchestm'. 3230-1130 p. m.
tholic Daughters
hold their last
the K. of C. hall.
Court Laurel.
01‘ America. will
social 5v salon at
. \‘fushingtnn street, tomorrow evening.
All mum‘unm are invited. Music by
rowel l 's orchestra. Lefreshments.
The Children's Day programs were
[ircsentvwi in the Second district
Churches yesterday were very well at-
ten lo-l. The prrwram of the exercises,
‘ h ‘ ed to her home on Flax Hill Road for
at the South Nor-walk Methodist
vhnrch was printed in Saturday's 15—4,
fillt’.
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The 443ml regular session of Nor-v
walk Lodge. No. 701:. iii‘ni.‘VO!Pn[ and
l’totnctiu- Urdvr of Ellis.‘ will be
howl zit the Long" rnomn on \Vedncs-
rlny evening at 613“. S '1‘. Business
Owr 33:“ ”tickets have been sold
tor thf- dance to he held on Tuesday
Mcnlnz. Juno :“th at ltntnn Point
park for thr- lmnnfit of tilt-W Nor-walk
l'olicc Pvnslon F‘unnl. Patrolman Jar;
\lS Murray alone mm 600 tickets.
In mi-iition to this checks amounting
to about 32”» have been given as
contributions to the fund.
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John Pnilnkos, or '3 Church street.
was arrested last night charm-ll with
"wmmt on his wife. with intoxication
:uyl breach of the [)‘fii‘o.
was mmls‘ hy l‘atrnunnn Robert Gain-
vr nth-1- complaints hmi been mnvlc
#0 till" polire by his wife.
~——-l7‘or real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
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(Sign: Silt-r10. agl-lWSZl. of. 8 Chest-
nti'. street, was taken to the horwulk
luoépiiiil. this morning. rollonLng 3|.“
.‘H‘r‘ldifinl at the plant of the Amort-
lint company, when the thumb
r-itl
first fingn-r of his right hand
.iml
x l.
. llot'm Point park, DeVim’s
33'1" Orcheetra. 8:30-11:30 p. m.
muncxw mMr-r rnuv. No. 4?. rind
? C011,: ..
.\'r\ TM». 7‘- l’. H. F... in attenrl
Viv: inn 6 'v raisins to he held at
- Homo m1 “'ednesdziy wron—
--~-‘.H manna“ of the post and
. -‘ :v.-‘{.< will rvirbf {if C. A. R.
;’ “l .17.) 3:0 '0 t?” Eli-(3' Home at S
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2 .3; “U. l" .nk (‘ florl'rov Post.
a ._ :‘i:..-: below. to W held
“,3“ f.'}'}-|1')YTI‘Y‘,' HIRE“? if? the
.1 .1; can” hnmt- nt 50 “‘ilton are»
we. ve-n 23:11 at the post. r10—
4 3 r‘hgflag Hart/lg.
an“ r:i:inzx.:mtlirer. will he
‘1 2': 2‘
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-—7.”r"ir' 912’ the: coal. Hurt! a:
lens Co. Tel. 721. .
.4 in" 1'. 1'1.“- 211:: cur-Hts of Norwalk-
~. ftw invnwctlon of the»
. .. "'ol mxlxlia" Ev-ervone is: invited.
f :31» lmzrw openinz. W'hilr“:
~ ’mrrrml prnxrani‘ha: been arm"?-
I... 1. cnanrf during tho,
“err crusmml out. He was operzztml
upon at once at his arrival at tho
abnswttil aim! at noon time was mull
'to la- rusting comfortably.
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3 Mm that: ilt'ty mvmlwrs or Cool-m-
‘mv Trilw. No. 3: l’. 0. n. 31.. joint-d
'.‘.-‘i'.ii thv =lr-'.;rw- trum of that organiz-
‘nti'm nrl \‘l‘r‘lté‘vl the» Porichcster Red
nizht. Th9 trip
i ll: n r i-«‘ Swim-day
inns mti'lv“ by automobile. The local
thm norm-J the adoption. warrior
number
«’lh'l chief's degree on a. large
(“antidotes and were highly com-
lot . .
infimenteoi upon tho mannor m whim:
‘ the Work was staged. Members who
gn'mrlrr the trip report fine time.
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1059”“ Federico. of 224 Hobbie
street. Stamford. was picked up on
Sorth Main street last night for thr-
I’zll‘i"fl authorities by Patrolman Mil-
ton Lockwood. after Constable George
\‘c- le of Darien had asked that the
driver of auto FEE-3:3 he held for
him. tor reckless l riving. Velie came
13m: got his man, but when he {got
:him to Darien, the man who orlzm-
lolly warned to press a charge against
ihim withdrew it. and I'edesco was re-
leased.
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Carmela Anna. Dil-‘lorio. (iauEhl’Cl‘
or Mr .aiid Mrs. Joseph Dil-‘lorio. or
Gil chington arenuf‘. and Frank Al-
leg-retta. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles.
Allegretta, or T1 Lexington avenue.
were married at St. Joreph's church.
this morning. lay the Rev. Dennis
Hurley. the ceremony being perform—
ed at. 9 o‘clock. ‘
The best man was James DiF‘lorio.
brother of the bride. Elm! the maid
'or hcnor wits Miss Mary Palmieri, of
If. ’Woodrut‘f avenue. Yonkers. N. Y.
girl. leading the procession and scat-
tering roses in the path of the bridal
couple. .
The bride. wore a gown of
bouquet. Her attendant, Miss Palmi-
eri, were a gown of changeable silk
r0598
panv and is well-known in her nel h-
borhc’od. g
A reception will be held at Hev-
evening. music to be furnished
Joseph Santa's six-piece orchestra.
journey to Hudson. N. Y.. and then
to \Yashinmon. D. C. and will make
their home at 89 Lexington avenue on
thoi' return.
There were a number of out-of-
town guests present. among them be-
ing Mrs. and Miss: DlF orio. of New
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Will be transacted before the Flag
program is prvannlesl. .
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YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
may come today. Are y
‘ money is often required to cad man is
portunity and the best way to have I y ‘ Wtey l
to deposit regularly in our samgs departmen
on ready for it? Ready
take advantage 0f 0?-
York: Mr. and Mrs. Mra Allegretto.
of Stamford; Mr.’and Mrs. John Pal-
mirrri. of Yonkers; Mr. and Mrs.
Jngnta'Pnlmiet-l, of Yonkers; Mr. and
RPS. John 2010. of New York: Miss
Mary Presuttn. of New York: Mi;
and Mrs. Triglea and family of Stam-
ford: Mrs. and Miss DeCarlo. of
I Stz‘tm fOTd.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mark Candee has_returned to his
home on Arch strcot for the summer
vacation after completing his fresh-
man year at Yale L'nivcrsity.
Miss Florence T. Mitchell. who is a
student at Smith College. has return-
the sum mer race tion.
“‘iliam liosenthal. of South Main
street. is spending three wet—ks in the
Iglooiitaina of New York smtc.
“r. and Mrs, Joseph Coleman an!
parfv of frivn is visited in Brewster's,
.\. Y.. with t‘rir‘mls yesterday.
lit-Sillents firming .1 (lisl‘lrhailcf‘ at
:3 “load strvr-t were
4;th night to tl'w poll/co.
The hudgr-ts of the tire. police, ad- .
fministrotive (incl Charity departments
lwill be considered at the trim-ting of
10:9 board of estimate and taxation.
to be held this evening.
The Spring» Hills journeyed to Red-
because
they arrive-«l late, played a. tire-inninz
mime. which troy won b' a score of
pitched for the
din;' tinge ye’steriiuy and.
5A2. “Pie" Mullen
locals.
wo-rv“ arrested about
day night on Liberty
Nornulk. by Patrolman Jenn lumen-ts
after the two lwd become
an argument. ilrmman. who has ln-g:
rcleaswri under $73
mg
with intorucati'nz.
.uini with assault
i: ol' :l'w :wnr':
She-"ham.
iii't'uu
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Charged with is.‘.nxication.
the peaco and FM. 11!: on lirernan.
Try a Classified Advertisement
the Sentinel.
This Bank 1
Has Made . .
Friends
bee-arise it has made good
in its dealings with the
Public—It has a P158-
SONALITY and a certain
HIGH STANDARD which
appeals to the Public, as
shown by the steady in-
crease in our Business.
Your Business
Is solicited with a pledge
that it will be handled
with
,. .mm u'w- ”cum”:
Accuracy. Fromm
and Com
. “a.-‘Mv-' .
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MPeople’s I
TmstCIOI *
M Norm“,
The brideis sister. aged 4. was flower
white
Canton crepe and carried a shower
taffeta and carried a hammer of tea
The bride was formerly em-
ployed at the R. & G. Corset com-
assey hall. at 6 o'clock (D. '1‘.) this
by
The ocuple will leave (or a wedding
complained of
Mike Angione of Spring Hill report~
ed that he had left his Ford car, Con-
m‘cticut 03253. parked on a. side hill.
near Rotor: Point last night. and that
when hr- wont to the spot about 11
o’clock. he found that it hm] been
stolen.
Irving Brennan and Chris Shechan
ii. o'clock Satur-
Square. East
. . ' Cloonan.
vmnrmlwl
with one another during the course Oi
hands for a ham
on Thursday morning. is charm-Ml
and
Shoe-ban. who is‘ ltiPilSt'li under howls.
of $5“. for a inciting the- snmr clay, is
breach of
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The Eve in: Sentinel was appealed
to thm moi .ing by relatives 01‘ \‘-.’ll—
tinm B. Lockwood. aged 89‘. of tin-i
street. Ron-asters. who‘ disappear-ed
from his home. either late “'erlnesday
night or early Thursday morning of
last wcvk. laving no trace of his
whereabouts. and no reason for his
actions.
, Mr Locliwoodv‘s advanced years.
together with the fact that he had
over 32"!” in cash on his person,
cause his rolatives to believe that in“
may have mr-L with ‘foul play.
I: has been learned that Mr. Lock-
wood has been in ill health for some
time and also that he has been in a
somewhat hazy condition once or
twice recently from illicit liquor.
\_Vhether this has anything to do with
his disappearance is not known.
Mrs. Lockwood said this morning
that she believed that 'her husband
must have left the home about mid-
night She said that. he appeared to
he perfectly normal whcn'he went to
bed tho night. before. and was at a.
loss to know why he should have
left.
Because of the fact that he carried
so mnr‘h money with him. there is a
belief that he may havc met with foul
play
He is descriher‘i'ns being about‘ 5
fret. 7 inches tall. and wears glassos.
He has a sister. a Mrs. Ruscoe. who
lives on Ron'nyto‘n avenue at McKin-
ley street. and he also has a son.
MYSTIC MAN Al
' COUNTRY ELUB
If there were any of the 200 or more
neoplo present. at thex Norwalk Coun-
try club. Saturday night when Dun-
ringvr. the “Mystic Man" made his ap—
p‘amnce. who were skeptical of his.
powers, they wr‘re convinced after he
haul informed Dr. George G. Fawcett
of the name and address of a friend of
tthe doctor's: which name. and address
had been written on a piece of paper
and placed in the doctor’s pool-tot.
Another trick was the drawing of a
picture and the completing or the
sketch. while the men who agreed to
dra wthe picture was making his
selectch. Roth sketches were identical.
and the man who agreed to draw thr-
picture. chose his own subject without
announcing it.
There were scvcrni tricks at sleight
or hand that kept the andir‘nce
amused for about an hour. Dancing
was rnlm‘e'vi on!“ :1 late hour. Spcidel’s
orchestra furnishing the music. Ahout
1c.» “'wyn svrvml at the special dinner
which was gotten up by Steward
Frank Hollywood. .
ATTORNEY’S WIFE
TAKES POISON
(Confined from first page)
tending Mrs. Stark, Miss W’ilson said
everyone when publicity was mas}.
undesirable and that she would mam
be omitted from the paprr.
The Stark home when called. said
01' illness on tho part of Mrs. Sliltix.
but the person who answmd contcas-
or! that she was a visitor at the home
and knew nothing abouv the nm'ter.
Attorney Stark could not lm 10mm.
to whom a, Sentinel reporter was rs.
rerwd. said that the case was not his,
but was or.“ of the (SAPS of Dr. J. J.
Dr. (flout an hurriedly
washed his hands of the: case 5: ~-
that “a doctor in Noroton" bar! the
case at. prest‘nt. He saizi that he ha-i
been called in
a: midm'fz’n‘. and £011in her very. very
Weak. B mi this he knew nothing
about the iii-alter, am: when the ma
ter 01 pogsonng was mentioned re-
tused any information. referring iii:
reporter to the "Norman doctor"
whosn name he did not remember.
The re is no doctor save Dr. Long in
Norntnn and he had no: been called
in the case.
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
WE SPEClALIZE IN NEW
lSlllSSlNii
‘that there came a time in the life “:1
prefer that any mention 02‘ the C8326.
that nothing was known 01‘ any cowl
Dr. Samuel N- Pierson, of Stamtord.»
mg’tempted to pass a Buick 0
to 31"2‘id Mrs. Starla“
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Cars to Women." Mitts Bohn says
the bodily amnion and beauty of
Miss Elizabeth Hanan: Balm. formerly instructor or mods and
cooking, Teachers’ College. Columbia In
on Industrial “'elfhre subjects. New York University. in addition to a
special department in many prominent newspapers tlirr‘u
country, is the first woman permitted to speak heron} ii:
Automobile Chamber of Commerce Advertising Manage
be held in Chicago on May 13. The subject she will disc". 5 is
: “Three billion. five hundred million
dollars was spent last year for automobiles and accessnr
cent. of the retail sales being influenced
responsible {or the exquisite appointments that have add _
' the American motor car. s» hile man
has utilized the car. women have soc
cialized it Friend Wife has merchandised it.”
I'w‘C’
rsity. and now a lecturer
limit the
c National
”eeting, to
“Selling
4:
£99. 70 per
by women. “'nmnn has been
Fr) much to
ialize-d it, and it man has commit-a
AUTB WASHES ‘le
* lillllllfl CAR
An [much-.11 accident tool: place on
the Wilson
the Nash Engineering company's 2a:—
tory. yesterday. when an automobilr
‘Mnin street. was struck in: a
,hound trolli’y in chargr‘ of .llotorman
:John i-‘inch and Conductor \Vulter Ar—
nold. '
l Morin? vans driving towards lloton
Point and was alone in the car.
vii-ow“ partially on the roadway and
partially luetweezi the rails. its there
were :2 number of autos 'routine; at a:
11.5%. rate of spced from the Point.
llv attempted to turn his car from
off the track. but the rain made it slip—
'pe r:: and he could not get off unless h-x
leow directly into the line of ap-
.proar‘nin;: Cars. so he stopped his car.
isome tare-ho feet, away from the ap-
:r‘nonchinz trolley. .which was also
‘n'ovinz slowly. ’
The trolley smashed into the Em
2however. one of the front wheels of
{the auto going beneath the car. The
lnum was “badly damaged. It is Powered
fhy insurance.
A Ford touring car owned
dr win by E. G. Ilickfard of 9 School
istrect. Bridgeport. turned over on the
lwmmid
lport—Norwalk town line. about
’ '(‘lock last night. when Riel-{fwd
n1-
Li’s.
5 U
Luciene Jnmlmrd of \Vestpc t.
clrixen iij: Charles C‘unniiial’ m.
onc- in the Ford was injure-i.
The accident was iRV’Sil’iEltr‘d
Patrolman John ilo‘m’: The typ
the Ford was smashed moll-
Sguzirilu torn loose.
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