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All the Nay, Fabrics i3:
Spring and Summer r“
Apparel ~
and tor Immediate on on oxhlltlon at
E. K. BANKS’t
DRY 60008 STORE
Under Monotone natal
45-47 West Washington Strut
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A... nil-day session is being held to-
.3m- x.) lho- Buckingham \Vomen'o no»
u. r Corpe in the quarter: on Main
sll'rrt.
'l‘zv.» Hospital Sewing society is
. 'ywmmg a sowing svsaion today at tho
tin; talc-dictation of the graduat-
St. '
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‘Jlis-‘l‘ll's in
'vvlll-, 01 Mrs, Robert 1-. Bmtherton,
.\v-.\.l..wri 'i‘vrructr.
—-—Roton ‘ Point park. De‘v'ito‘n
Famous Orchestra. 8:30-11:30 p. m.
\tze. 9pc new 8. Adams of “'ostport
.uvnllv. who underwent an operation
wamk H’onpiml this week is
's .u .» nous condition. .
7»!i.~~‘ lucy l-‘rdmici of Rivor street
«lst‘ or the Acmiemy of
Hartford at the Com-
mv :n rme-nt exercises held yesterday.
whom-gr Batteries
rechorzed
" T taron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
on:
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‘:.,m-,.Ik \ln-thovlisl Church
tint.” thirty-tire hat factories in
‘ ‘w w York (“My are involved in a strikr.
.mg Hated this weak to secure tho!
:x‘ ;'=;.iti<:n of tho wage scale that.
unit-d luring the last year.
1hr Mountain Laurel‘ Comp Fin:-
4:.;'. nl' rim South Norunlk l’nptlati
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Lair Szltmdry morning at
:‘t Baxter's Drug ston-
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Uri: on;
~~ Hilton Point Park. l'uVlto's Fan
m x. "h lit-Hm. 9:39-11:30 p. m.
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,xr'imr (my Emmy. author of “Orr-r;
".4." and it turned tlgutv- ln liv-
‘wulld ‘Wur. is to driivvr an minim-:43 in
‘ {:‘x under the auspices of Nor.
.Tk Charlton Daughtvm or til“
in. than lzrwoiution on Thursday
‘92:. June '22.
be hold this m'én'mg
. thr- board 011.0th-
~:,I?v and Taxation upon the hudgozs
HI :1 :‘luzs will
"1- room of rdurallon: ,publir
.zlimgs. town clerk. health nnvl
; yum”; d-‘purtmrntfi.
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--qu real painlels extraction go
to Dr. Deltz. 47 South Main street.
Tm People's Chorus will hold 11
~ny Mal rrhenrsal tomorrow evening at
x li'f‘lfiL‘k at the South Norwalk Con-
:ywrn'mnzli church. and all momht-rs
.«r-g usk‘ ii to attend. and to be sure and
2. 1;- ~""xl on time. T110 high swhnol
“:24. M in mm tomorrow Honing and
“1,le maxi—mt he used by tht‘ chm‘uzi.
Y‘Ipwnrt‘n Leazuo m the South
ht'lrl a
nun-ct. Y'Z-W'Vltig East nitrht following
rmrty. which was :1 sur-
(‘omwuliu ut Compo
rr-wpi» at. l-‘rr-v'mnn
fln- i‘mlrth Vlcv‘f‘ri-sl-
. “-'..u—‘-~::‘I Ii. Hoyt”: had about. a
1' ‘ ..x‘.'m.vir.-i-il>.»sx in waiting: outside
..; ‘:,H ‘1 and following! the busi.
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- 1 alkri‘l to (:0me Snn‘lwiclws.
'. ‘,~.l 1":2lt m smith-lam?n added 10
l .Ihnn'fz‘i' m‘ liu- trip. Tho» mowi-
w 21's.: regular one for ill“
. "Tl-"r “iii prnlln’nly lu' mu-
-2 4 ”.u! ><'lt‘ifll (lt‘CaSlOnH lu-t‘orv
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———l.nr:o 81:": pee. coal. Harris &
‘wrm (.31.. ':"."l. 721.
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Palm Beach Suits . . . . . . $8.56
Bathing Suits ‘1 $3.504
Rockingchair Union Suits $1.00
Flapper Suits $3.00
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Palm Beach and Mohair Suits
815.007
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Rogers 5' Stevens
TWO 3m
8. Norwaflr
‘Norwalk
fit-"I‘OMOBILES IN COLLISION.
'Automoblles driven by Snmuol Le-
potsky. of 3 Woodward avenue. 11nd
William J. Lyons. of 1 lunar: street.
came together at the corner or South
Main and Hartford street at 3:30
o'clock yestcrtlly afternoon. Lyons’
can striking Lepotnky’s car. an the
latter was going into Bunion-d pince
Bil-J tho former coming up South
Main street. The rear left wheel on
Lop: trky's car was bl men and the
machine thrown against the fence
al out the home of Dr. I. Ro-enthal.
No one was injured, and no arrests
were made.
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Wm: '03qu nununs.’
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Lieut. Charles J. Barrett, who
graduated first in his class at -
West Point, with the highest
points in studies and military
efllclency.
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' BATTERY SERVICE
THAT SATlSHES
(‘0. sells
The Rysz Storage Battery
The \Viliiard Battery-bur gives bat»1
terv service on all makes of batteries.
This establishment is centrally
located at 49 West Ave. Cu.:tomers
here find it very convenient to drive
in tho private covered driveway for
tho particula service desired—it’s
my care and attention you give your
battery that prolongs its life and use
(unless. Phone 938.
fi—«lioton Point Park: mvno's Fu-
mous (irciwstrrl. 3:30-11:50 p. m.
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Mrs. Nola Rowland. Second Worthy
Alanna of Ophlr Chlpter, N0. 52. O.
r: 3.. iormeriy of this city
of tro Statcflof Washington, was a.
guest or honor at the regular meeting‘
» 0t Onllir Chapter. held last evening
tn Old \Vell Lodge roams Mrs. Row.-
iand. “ho was “for-thy Matron 1111
1902, was a guest, together with Mrs.
Ada Oakley Pagan. Pant Worthr
Grand Matron or Connechu‘t, front
Danbury. who presided at the.closing
reromonleu of the chapter. Following
the usual reunion. which was attended
by over inn memhero. the members
wore invited to the" banquet hall,
where a delightful and elaborate din-
ner was served. which came as 8
surprise propand by Worthy Matron
Mrs. Justine Griffiths. “‘
About 30 of the members ot‘ Court
Iatrroi, No. 106. Catholic Daughters
of America. surprised Miss Ethel
Grumman. a teacher at the Marvin
school, at her home on Center ave-
nue, last evening. and presented her
with a chest or silver, the presenta-
tion being for her marriage, which
will take pl‘ace the latter part of this
month: A social time was enjoyed.
A surprise birthdn a
tendered to \Villizun 511122;}:th “ital:
home. 4 South street, last night.
Guests wore present from New York
and Stamford. A dainty collation
was st-h ed. Shepard's eight-piece or-
chestra furnished music.
—_fi-
. ~ Rev. and Mrs. Aaron Cutler Coburn
of Danbury were recent guests of Dr.
and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn at Colonial
Cottage. .
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Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lord of Detroit.
wen. are visiting Mrs. Robert G.
Acton o! Couch street, this city. '
W. F. I. S. MSG.
1m Meow of the m field with
.m-o. a. w. Mind-d)
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society 0! the» Norwaik M. E. church
held ‘the last meeting of the oéason
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs- A. \V.
Mitchell of 80 Ward sttret. Devotions
were conducted previous to the busi-
ness session by Mrs. Idal Fitch.
‘ At the business meeting. plans for
the Christmas boxes to be sent to
China were made. One of the boxes
go to the Thompson's Training school
:in the Shanghai and the other_goes to
Pekln. The Y4! class is preparing
two dozen dolls to go with the boxes.
After the meeting a social program
was staged. Mrs. Mitchell reviewed
iter gave a true picture of the obsta-
eclea and conditions to be overcome in
gmmionary work. ,
3 Mrs. Clarence Cable delighted with
iseveral poems and Miss Muriel Brush
lot the Standard Bearers' Society or
:Stamford drllghted with a recitation.
:Miss Brush appeared in a costume de-
1signed from pictures clipped from the
:‘Wi'omen's Foreign Missionary ‘Mag’a-
lzine." ' ,
‘ Dainty refreshments were served.
i following the <oclnl program.
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l ASSAULT CASES town“ no
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~Gonfinunnce until tomorrow was
\mh'l" in the downtown court today of
1th: cares of ChriSlOpht-l‘ Sheehnn
~ant! Irving Brennan. charged with
le-lunl assault. intoxication and
peace; or the case of
charged with assault
ion his wife. and also with intoxica—
,tion and breach of the pence. Con-
ltlnunnce until Saturday was made of
‘thu cases of Chris Hansen. charged
.iwith assantt on Fred Rooney am!1
’Thomns Risk. the latter two being
with assault on Hansen. The
‘casn of Lucy Grand. charged with so~
limiting and with 1hr? theft of $40
Hrom P‘ni'in Lynne; of Stamford. was
’aiso contlouml until Saturday.
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iblvach of the
iJohn Palinkos.
; charged
and now‘:
’ 'MSflRBflARfiE
Know the reasonableness of
the telephone zone surcharge in the
'Nc-rwalk district, Barry C.‘ Knight.
vice president and general manager
cache: . ., :1 New England Tole-
phone ‘zcmnpgny, testified before
Judge Isaac ”Wolfe in ~the Superior
Court yesterday. that the charge was
based “on extra costs.
311-. .Knight was vthe'chief witness
for tho. company in the appeal ‘trom
.1112: Public Utilities Commission rul—
imr. fitnken by Edward B. Gallaher, of
Norwalk. The five-dollar annual
surcharge for each quarter mile zone
from the central office which Mr. Gal-
igner Had termed "illegal and dis-
criminatory," was found on“'known
coon-s."- he said.
-1139 company objected to ques—
tions as whethér the. matter to. the
surcharge” had been presented to the
Pt tlic Utilities Commission. The
court ruled out the questions.
Counsel for both sides agreed that
thewvaluation of land owned by the
con-puny in Norwalk. should be plac-
ed at 7,590. The value of the com-
party‘s property in the Norwalk dis—
trict. as previously estimated by a
witness for Mr. Gallahrr was set .at
3';5_(.mp or $380,000.
The case was continued today.
F3335 V. bicMAHON GRADUH‘ES
Frank V. McMahon. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John~F. McMahon. of West.
avenue. graduated ‘from Fordham‘
Law‘achool this afternoon.
Mr. Mclla‘hon is a graduate of
Fordhnm. class of 1913. For the
past "three years he has been con-
tinuing his tudien in the
law at
same university. 1'
~Coal. fresh mined. lessened auto-
mm
wen. Stanley. v... "I had kidney tron-
myseli! in bed. Foley Kidney Pills
Chief of the 'Fire Department. ‘ Af-
ter using 3 bottles I was completely
relieved and have never had a return
of the symptoms." Why suffer
when you can get relief from rein»
matte puns. backache. swollen. sore
"‘9 “18‘ Chain" 0‘ “1“ Study “001* and our: joint. sleep dlturbinc mans.
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disordered kidneys? Adv.
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the superiority of our workmanship.
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Optometrist: m Opticians
5 " r ,
8 2 Atlantic 3%.. Stamford
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93: United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red
‘Q‘ and white; that the union be thirteen stars,
§ white in a blue field, representing a new
(é? , constellation. ’ ’
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‘1 1777,-bring into being our‘ btars and btmpea.’ . - .
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To honor its birthday-15 a matter of
1 peculiar pride to tnrefihearted/ rinherit-nus. As
our flag, it compels, respect maxi/admiration;
as a perpetual memorial of our national
history, it will ever command regerence.
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