Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 14, 1922 · page 7

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Palm Beach Suits . . . . . . $8.50
* Bathing Suits ‘ $356
Roekingchairl’nion Suits 31m "
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Joseph DiProspero has started suit
against Walter W at this city fer
dumaus of $50 for an unpaid bill at
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inert O. Pollard on M. June 26.
:‘at 3 a. tn. Attorney Louis 60%.
‘schmidt represenu the plaintiff. amt
flats Soc. 82. 83. am: 84 at lam
{hare been attached for 3'25 in the
guctmn by Deputy 32mm Nelson W.
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-—-Kcnvy silk stockings. 3 new. at
. 81.39 at Keeler'l.

3. Attachment of property on Day
Istrmt for «00 was made today hay
‘Denmy Sher“! Edward B. Douleu in
man action of Hiram Sherman vs. m
Sleam. which. action is remain to
the city court at Suntan: on Monday.
Jsmn :8. Damage: 0: 8325 are chimed
i”- th» action. which alleges unpafd ob~
'llgatlnita of $239.50 Astor-hey Richard
lroflaml mf 1h? omoo of Tammany oi:
Connery. reprcspnts the plaintiff.

 

~Roton Point park. DeVito's
Famous Orchestra. 8:30—11:30 p. m.

 

 

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Tho» I?) {1 annual rnport of the Nor-
walk General Hospital has been issued

L131. night. a lam? nummrwithln rm past. few days and capies shortage of nurses in com with

are beim: smut to Karim”; peopl? in the
city. Much valuable information is
fconminsd in the rvport which is for
The yfiar ending Octobor ill. 1921. A
tribute to the lat» John Mcllullen.
who was pmsideut at the Norwalk
Gonna! Hospital Association from
October 1914 to the tima of his death
in August. 1911. is gi‘ven on Page 3.

 

-—Whit,e stockings for mdnation at

Karim“: Shoe store.

 

The case of Fred Rhoda of Dorchns-
tar. Mama. charged with “ankles: driv.
lag and held under bonds of 81.009
.for a hearing- will came beforv thé

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Scour-t «Winner 19. Rhoda's car strur‘k'

0.1m Sarah E. Huntingmn 5: West
f:nrc‘r'nm on Monday attprncqp. and the
~art-«l woman is in the Sal-wall: Howl-
,ml gathering from lacvmtlons of “1.:
Eimam Ho-r condition. considering 9‘12-
Jam that she is $0 yflzirs old. is gowll.
1 it was said at the hostpltal today.

 

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moon that Purl Thomas. the “-er

v “mi-lag the streets about 1 o‘clock

_ claimed to have run away from John:-

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, amen‘rowme com 6 W 6 Le:
mm “Mr “sealer high.
sol-me! graduating classes were select-
26 today by Superintendent of 8cm
G. Y. rhicbanan. The Quaker for the
senior high school commencwmfint
which willbe had next Wednesday
night will be Rev. George 8. Temp-
kins. pastor of the 30ml): )1. E.
church. The speaker for the junior
class to be held‘ next swanky [fight
at the Norwalk Armory win he Rev.
Joseph Dally. animal Mot at St.
Joseph‘s church. _
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~Roton Point. Park. mum’s Pap

230“: Orchestra. 3230-11.16 p. m.

 

It was learned late yesterday afteru
Fold Wu girl who was found

Mammy morning. ban-enacted. by
Farm Bot-9": Gainer. m when

town. PE“ had hmxed the police and
authorities vhe were investigating her
scary. as she was a resident or the
Wanton svenue section at this city.
'vho m not may mentally deveicped
"and who had. wandered am from
home.

 

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t. Dr. Deitz. 4’! South Main street.

‘HOSPITAL NURSE ,
WATS JUNE 17

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than to the class by Dr. C. G. Bonan—
non of the connkincstaflofthe hea-
yital. 3:. E. 1". Beaten}. president of
”the Motdfirectmwinmthe
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tar:- ct the Ladies Visiting Bum. um
mt use pin: The 34mm. to the
dam will he delivered. by 3*: John
8’. 13cm. and the Rum will be
renounced by the Rev. Chapman 5.

The niuzicnl tenures at the pro-—
gram will be in charge of Archlbtlé
‘Merrlam. and all-ting masking. E:—
pzrcises will be new upon the lawn. but
lshould the day We to be lam—m,
gvrovision has her: made ta carry out
Ithe program indoors.

; No one feature of our booth! and
;its service is more to the (as! at this
rinw fhzn thv nurses and all that con-
. cems that: trams: their contort and
f living conditions during the :erfod of
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many other Denial: thmudmm the
.cmmtry. lore and more it is realm
,we are not doing’ that we should to
Emma up the training schocl in size
and efficiency. The most Mable
, (Datum in this regard is thea'l‘ek of a
Human); which an rightfully be calla!
in ham“. The board at «Hunter: may.
fnize this need and Pun-e alretdy’ taken
inrolimmary steps toward prevailing a
‘; norml true to the name. W0 mus: shav
{our nurses and narrating men who

~may contemplate nursing as a profes- ,

' Sign that we are sincerely interested in
‘them. and "m tlwir coqurt and ml-
’i'aw. one mu- to manifest that inter-
;cst is to attend the graduating ex-
ertises. Many invitations have been
sent. out. but the gsneml public is
Ernest airman; invited to amend the
Termination whether receiving a..por-
stnal invitation or not. Please remem-
but that the hour is three o'clock. day~

light saving time.

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min August Ate W. '.

Plans for the annmf carnival are
progressing rayidly. anaemia; to a re-
port made by Chairman Sims of the
enterminmfinf. committee at the Frank
C. Godfrey Past. No. 1:, American
Legion. held. last night in its home in
50 Wilton avenue. The carnival is 1:9
be held early in August. 6 ‘

July 4 is ta be membership day in
the American Legion. and a. commit-
tee consisting of Adjutant Rey Downs.
Philip Sher-weed and R. W. Sweeney.
Jr.. was «minted by Commander
Raynor Wei-me ts start a campaign
for new mmnbers. '

Commander Wayne We! that
Swan's mad. one Elf the man hated
musical 0mm in. the mm.
wwld ‘give a concert in five Neural}:
Armory during the early part of Sep-
Mr.

I: was voted to vrepan I. met as
exhibit in the tnnual carnival m
tnbeheldbythenptwnflmll

connection wtth its annual carnival. V‘

which spent on July 3. The Didi-05'
Aunliary offered its services“ to the
post in- thia mitts:

Several guests from Mr: and
surrounding Mus was present I}
the meeting. following which ice
cream and. cake was lent/é. The for-
ml opening will be held next Wed-
nesday nisht-

 

A nmber at refstim and friends

of William S Jackson of I“ Lexing-
ton avenue. Brooklyn. N. 1.. m m
of Mr. and film. 3. M. Junta: of (a
Main avenue. this any, mm.

the ceremonies? at Trinity WW
church. 03mm » on the Bataan.

Saturday mm June 19. when he

tookuhiebrflemy. ”Mm:
Vumsuvemaumu,

Mr. and 3n. I. 3. Sam It 101
Durst“: avenue: Gaining; 3‘. Y.

The . took place at 7
o’doek; 1:. Oliver R); m. a.
brother or the hm was best
man while In” Ban. Viola Jack-
son. the brfiem‘s sister, was
maid of ham. The church was fill-
ed to capacity. my people at note
attending. The church m can or-
The bride won an elaborate
gun-m of white ads. The angle will
nuke their home at m on the
Hudson. after an m honey-
moon.

3ft. Jackson a a wen-tuneé smarts,
having til-6W himself in may
events. one at which he W first
is: I meet at Hurtful-ii. taming two
silver was from this state: uni it
not for film Ironic! have entered
the Olympic games at Annual-pt,
Belgium.

 

 

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x 1 "7"» aommnv-n confiifirwl qt’ . matlca'dy- Em ind Guns C0" T" I his new twin brothers. After
3‘ 3 NW 30'3””“m 1”“ “r" 1721. looking M: then a moment he salt:
".urwrr. Fir“ gmvns in UT“? , v “Keep the mended one. an. 'cause
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‘ . - «mi-1r high achool. raft arm in two piaces. one break L .i5 5‘1“? ‘0 be he rem o t
__ "yr-‘- p‘unwl V219 pin-Dose! clan-w nibow joint and 2h“ ”m” just; conslflt us. You cannot be?“
. i f: *1 Mid “win: 14‘“ ahm'o tlw Pillow. It is u oninvi‘iwncv ‘ service no matter where m 50- . 8
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. .2 :z) . 4:; J... . -- “mm?” 'ygo.-£)anbury 5.4.3. All examinatons are made by
. U. 9,, i “ " ' (“allege trained men who are skilled
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BARRY SERVERS
Tim Slim

The Rysz Storage Battery Co. sells

 

The William Battery-4m: gives bat-A

tery service on all makes of batteries.
This establishment is £8!th
located a: 4-9 “‘est Ave. Customers

{here find it very convenient to drive

in the private covered driveway for
the yanlenlar service marina—It's

the cure and attention you give your.

battery that prolongs its life and 1196»
tulngsg. Plague 9?.

PHOTOS .

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Last a lifetime and always re-

vive memories of happy 833:3.

Take picture-s mm and keep
”them for. after wars.

Let us wli you a camera. A
full line (if Eastman goods at
the price you wan: to pay"

Developing and printing
neatly and quickly done.

.A.MEAD

Passemrnou PHAnuAcrs'r'
8 N. Main St. SouthNomlk

 

 

 

 

 

Okir Well Commanders. X0.
"United Order of the? Caldera Cr‘
held interesting memorial E‘ét’lli‘fis- has:
evening. There was a good aftwudunce '

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and the pragmm was impregiva
much enjoynd. _ The members and viii»,
- mm mg “Near/r23. My God. to Time".
Pas the opening num‘uaér. and this was
followed by‘silent pnlyer. led by the
prelate. Palm this came, 3. pas—
age as: Scripture and the singing 9?,
“Rock at Ages".by the members. The
roll call at deceased members was
called. and Bits. Eartha “km; ren-
.m$} the sale. “A. Few Mm Years
Sh“ Roll-“ Rev. Frockrwt H. Jig-E
calm €64":va the memerial maxim“
impressing on the mantra thiamine
cf (rinm‘lsfip. and brotherly town. and
afterward pram as: beamfiction.

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was meeting if the Km I. ,

“ an ”Women's - Millie‘s 1g"
Roya James M
Friday. Jim-3‘ 123m at 2:39 p. m. it
this time the *War'k gr the last in:
months will be. revif‘vnrl: rfimifi
tile variens cammittews. at which fi
public weak-ire. outlook. edueaflmr
and {moss aw hf partirtzlnr mm
will he 229:3 rd: and sevm'al {pills of a»
final itnmrtancré—mcluéin‘ at:
8114933119”? Tewrer Man-raw bill at.
the Woman‘s Rights bill—W
Singing at £329 original cam” my
will be a feamre of the mnm’
pragmm. .:
Tm -, meeting is of spatial hum-9v
ance. marking. as i: tine-s. the begin-é
ning of th'e win-k tar thfi fan. can!
933811- and every fimfim mm
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Keel) her youthfuL—free from the
worrythatcreepsintoébehomeefthe
man who fails to save.
Bufldupanaccount forherinthis
strong bank. You’ll never miss that little.
regularly deposited, which brings her peace

Hake a deposit here today-far, Her.

 

THE “CITY
NATIONAL BANK

South Nor-walk, Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Four New Recbrds

“Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down .in Dear Old Dixieland”

“I Love Her—She szves Me”
“Song Sunny Day."American Quartet
‘ ‘ Angel Child, ’ ’ Campbell-Burr

HEAR THREAT

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Old Glory!

“Resolved. That the flag of the thirte
United States be tBirteen stripes, altemate red
maximize; am the {mien be thirze—ea mm.
White in a. lime fieid, representing a. new

7 In these words did Gangrefis.
1777, bring inta being our “Stars and

To honor its hifihéay is a matter of
peculiar pride to tme-heartefi Amerieans. As
on: flag, it empels resgect and Winn;
as a perpetual memcrial of our nat‘nma-I
history, it will ever camansi mértncfe.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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