. “can Women's m in being
inane Royal
mm -
Aeargo of crushed blue stone for
d niabelnsunlouhdbythn
.y NM Coal and Supply m.
. Tho «allover-alt degree was cooler-
.re-l Inst night at a special con-noi-
mituqu of St. John's Lodge, No. a, F.
’1 8:1. M.
. ~74!!!” your Victroln at Donnelly's
on?” weekly payments. Show open
em until 9 p. m.
. The Angevine F‘urnltum‘ ooznpnny
hfimompieted several contract: at
Mm bench homes for "Prenlln"
w shades.
Moan H. Rowan of South Norwalk
'uf'gruduatod at the Renmeluer Poly-
uelll‘mc Institute today with the de-
Mj of mechanical engineer.
91m;- um gill. rm- thr- Jule bride
nt the Norwalkn' Electric (30., North
Hull 81..
. Pnlrolman Frank Stratton and Ser-
jmnt Bryon H. Silk will reprennt.
the Norwulk police department M the
nnhml ntute convention to be held
in Hurti‘ord on July 20.
James E. Flynn and Thoma.- Smith
today are attending thr suite encamp—
ment of the U. S. W. V.. which is
helm: held in Stszord. They repre-
sent. the William McKinley (Imp. No.
9.
——Cleo.n Egg. Stove and nut cool
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721
‘fllo minim for the cantata. “The
Lord lelg'neth." by Schneckcr. to be
sung in the South Norwalk Methodist
church on Sunday evening arr- so-
pnno. Miss Mabel Miller: contralto.
In. G. 1.. Swift; tenor. Sidney (20l-
buri: has. Harold R. Knowles. They
will be nupportod in the chorus work
by a choir of about lwevflullve por—
nons. The» full program will be print-
ed tomorrow.
~~Full iim- or “who Equipment.
Norwulks' Electric Co. North Mrun
Bl.
NUJOL
Large Size—85c
STILLSON POWELL Corp.
Bonn: Norwalk
About 70% of all
the people in the
New E n g 1 a n d
States have savings
accounts.
56% are deposi-
tors at Mutual
Savmgs Banks.
The South Nor-
A “plant about non in.“
mood thommwm-Ind
“mehhw—
m
—-F|lll line 01' A.“
Inn-lira. Ernest Mn of
lWl; N. Y..mmmorn~.
*Ilil. Mr. and In. m- in” nor-
'riod: yesterdny and mo 0 Nomi:
'on a mom trip.
The Ina-n- m cm
mowillbuiidtbe new six nib
stretch of rm ml the In.
property no lie W W
with twitch b tin W
line, has began operations. my
rims-3. material and tool. on the ”one
of their work.
A very Maul meat for gr).—
dratlon is the new Paul Jones many
which given you two Dion-en in one.
The: :tyle is right. and it is unannoun-
caJ. too. in spite of the execclient no»
term! and owrkmannhip. Can be
had in all white. line. 16. 1.8 and 20
at only. 81.98. See Ryan Adar.
—8trawo and panama: cleaned at.
O'Bricn's.
Make your vacation happier this
year by taking a Portable Victroih.
and some View mania along villi:
you. In the solitude of your can.
you will be able to hear the world’s
greatest artists. The coat of the Port—
ablr is within the reach of everyone’s
pocket book. The Hamilton Shop.
Announcement was made this.
morning: by the Ianmment of the
Hush school bweball team. that tho
sumo between the Stamford High
and Nor-walk High school nine will
kw played at Woodside Park». Stam-
ford. on Saturday afternoon. insteutl'
of :u Hailowc’cn Park. The
wilt start at. 3 o'clock.
m Batteries recharged
«tron Kohl}. 9 Railroad Ave.
Motorcycle Patrolman Thorpe
3 '35» o'clock yesterday afternoon ar-
rented Daniel Kulacor. of 13 Ont
street. on the ohm or rookies driv-
imr. Kulucor was driving a. commer—
cial automobile at the lame and way
followed up Want nvenuo _and into
Orchlud street and Harbor avenue hy
rlu- patrolnwui. Bonds of $100 were
furnished by Julius Struuaberx. The
around the Boston Store at “’3.” and
June 19.
at
The State Normal School at llam-
hlny. Connecticut. will hold its gradu-
ation exercises on Wednesday. June
2:. at 2 o'clock. D. '1‘. The address
museum. I. firm C m"
game
r. L. 3mm of Scanner amenity.
nepotism to the: who Moonl- om
'ed‘ by a. nun. nausea. Winslow who.
lives on Qlije‘n street. had destmxed.
{his garden.
glee mum nodal m hold under the
at 30 Manna me Inst evening there
menu: a. sand attendance.
.
Mrs. R. F. mwkina entertained the
members of the Senior club of the
Trinity G. F‘. S. at her home at 8 Hav-
‘ilnnd street last evening. when a num-
ber of mailers or importance were dis.
cussed.
\
The opening dance of the Bell lol-
and club will be held tomorrow even-
ing in the ballroom of the club. The
committee arranging the affair con»
sists of S. ”S. Swennon. Edwin Hart and
H. Clnetzner.
—-Inrge one you coal. Hun-in &
Gun- 00.. Tel. 131.
ulngham. who now: his address as ‘3
North Main street. and William J. Mr-
Hugh at 96 South Main street. came
together with slight damage in front
of the City Hall yestl'rdny al‘lr-rnoon.
when Cunningham failed to put out
his hand signalling that he was com-
ing‘ to a. stop. The damage was set-
tled lwtwecn the two men.
—--Strew he's. O'Brien’s.
Among the titty-three graduates
from the Greenwich High school last
night was Francfs Steemnullvr. son of
Joseph rflicesmuller. a former South
Norwnlk resident. who is now a real-
dent of Con Cob. The boy. who is
only 15 years old. is a, grandson of
Mrs. B. H. Hteogmullt-r or this city.
11nd took the honors for il’u; inure
four years of the High school lvrm.
Mrs. Sleemnullm‘ and son. John W.
fitnegmullpr. attended the exorcism}. l
The case of Swlrsky & Son of New
Hench against the lfnited 5"th Ship-
ping Board. Emvrm-ncy Flor-t (‘proor-
anion. \‘l'ilson Point branch, and the
New llru‘on iron and Steel Company.
the lntlur two Cid-defendants. l5 sched-
uled to he heard bcfore Judge Edwin
S. 'l‘homzm in n. sporini svssion of tho
will he by the Honorable Ernest W.
Huttl'rhcld. thr Commissioner of'
Education of Hlt' Stutr- or New Hump».
ahirr. 'l‘hl- Misses Margaret l’nulul
MrMuhon. .lulir Keith Sachs and?
Ell“ 1.. Mlduilobrook. who were mom-
brrs- ol' the class of l'JL’O of the Nor-
walk High school will graduate this
your.
-—F‘or real painless extraction go'
to-l)r. Deitz. 47
South Main street.
l'nilml Stairs District court he'd hcrc
'l‘llh‘ ul‘lx'rnoou, The suit arose from
an allow-d violation of ronlrncl. it im-
ing ,i‘lnimml that. lhc plaiutllf bid in
for some iron articles at, the rem-ht
auction sale of surplus Ill‘ODi'lZl)’ here.
and paid n doposit on the purchnso.
but when tho balance was to he paid
and tho nntinlcs rnquwl. Hm material
lmd lmru sold to the. New Haven Iron
and Paul company.
walk Savin is a.
Mutual Banisand a
300d place for your
account. If y o u
have one here, keep
It 8'1'0Wing.
’I
l’ South Norwak
‘ §avings Bank
“Open Honduy mgh ..
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So. Norwalk Trust Co.
fining: Department. Pm 4%‘lnhnatjni: Yen-r, ' ‘
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‘ ill at
Ill \‘ ‘
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'1 iii-canton! coeds or the
,A you successful stwwherry and“
auspices at Camp. No. I. 1’. v1‘. oil A, r
Anion owned by a man mum-d Cun- -
. V» 1
- John mm“
' myrilflaymunon his“
.to $8.59
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noses: at 5 Sum
“Silver Shower” Given. in nor
1 Honor.
nu- Ethei M. Callaghan of 46 Cen-
‘ter avenue, Gun 0! Norwalk’a ponulnr
teachers. is to join the June bride col-
church. Miss Callaghan is to become
Greenwich.
friends. members of Court
prised her at her homo Wednesday
of a. “Silver shower,'_' for. during the
evening. Mrs. “C. A. McNamara» of
will: a handsome sterling silver table
set in behalf of the guests prosent.
Though completely surprised. Miss
Callaghan very quickly rallied to the
occasion and an evening of fun follow-
ed. Music and singing were induTg‘ed
in throughout the evening and. at a.
late hour the gnu-sin departed. extend-
ing to Miss Callaghan and Mr. Tom-
future.
Miss Margaret lxvay. «laughter of
Daniel Levuy. of 72 Emil-igloo ave-
nur. and Paul Lengyel. son of 10191111
lxng'yei. of 53 Benton street. were
married at the rectory of St. ladle-
laur' Hungarian church. at 9 o’clock
were alirnclrd by Minu‘ Julia Aims
and “'illinm lmngyel, a. brother of
the hrlnegroom. The couple left for
a h( neymoon trip up the Hudson and
on their return will make their real-
dence with the bridagroom's parents
at 5.: Benton all-cot. An laborale re-
rrcpllon followed the «:vrtmonyn
Dr. Philip (liuutcilnno has hookml
passage on the Mega." Helios and will
sail for Grnou on June Zitll. Dr. Cas-
tcllano has a mother residing lhcrc.
whom he has not seen in thirty-three
yea: a. and ilm met-ling will be u. min-l
pleasant one. While away he will vin-
it amoral o!‘ the universities. He is
expected lo rrturn to America. the.
early part or Svptember. A: u. (are-
w ll. his mnlhvr—in—lnw, Mrs. Ange-
lna’ Dl' Giovmml of Wealpnrt enter—
tained a. party of friends at dinner last
evening.
Miss Verna l-‘lslmr guru o. delightful
birthdny party at her home on New-
town arr-mu: yesterday afternoon.
Games were onjoycd‘ until tho evening
when refreshments were served. The
Pictures were iaken of the micsts on
the "lawn of flu: F‘ishrr home. and the
guests thrn (1" Mind ruling“ Mitts Fish—
er :1 most I lllt'l‘l‘tlllllllg’ 110510.93.
Miss Marjorie l‘umlw‘. who is :1 50’
nhrnmrp of Brown l'nisrrsily in Prov-
ldence. Rhode bland. is home for the
summer vacation.
The
Convenience
. mum-mum
any. for on June 26th, in St. Mary's.
evening. The survrise took the form]
Bridgeport. presented Miss Callaghan,
hey the best wishes of all for :L happy '
on “’cdnesllny morning. The couple -
big feature of ihn party was a basket _
or souvenirs in the. center of the table. '
_' ,‘12103‘
mm. a. malicious; dim lie!-
tn: served. There were many. who
flare unable: to attend. but lac-arm
did: Channels-ly- dunner: themselves.
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#313. Frank Donahue of. Weld
. n In“ in a . almi‘
‘BRIDGEPORT, June
Qeorsianna Bishop of Brianna-t. ‘re—
tained her titan an woman stale: golf
champion here My by defeating
Mn. ChurlesPort-cr of New haven in
invite”.
will throughout and never was in dan-
tlio bride of James M. 'l‘omney Of‘ger. Her driving and approaching was
lgood and always onlhe course and she
In honor of the approaching nup-
tials about thirty at Miss Callaghan! in putting.
Laurel. l
Catholic Daughters of America. sur- longest 0‘ the Brookiawn course. Miss
had a wide margin over her oyponent
On the- thin! hole—$94 yam—the-
Bishop was down hr 3 par noun.
Mrs. Porter experienced dtfl'lculty
throughout topping several of her
fiives.
A large gallery saw the match,
which marked the end of the tourna—
ment. that began here Monday.
CHANG’S TROOPS SURROUNDED.
I’EKING. June 16 (Associated
Preach—Obscurity continues to veil
reports of. the fighting in the nogth.
whore Gran. “’u Pei-ls‘u in opposing
Chann- Tm-Lln in the bitter conflict.
Al 'l‘ienisin dim‘iaich, unconfirmed at
present. nosed: Wills troops virtually
have surrounded the body of €119.an
troops holding positions» near Slum—
.lmlkwnn and indicates. by inference.
at least. (but -lhe hold-of the Manohmu
inn mbrl leader on that important
part is about to be broken.
‘-
Summon?
We make a Specialty of fitting eye-
glasses combining newness and com-
tort. The quality. on our work lies in
the superiority of our workmanship.
TBAME‘R, lilo.
mud-u and 0pm:-
§ .
8 1 Atlantic St. Stamford
Lost a lifetime and always re-
vive memories of happy days.
Take pictures now and keep
them for aftér years. 7
Let‘ us sell you a camera. A
full line of Eastman goods at
the price you want to ply;
Developing and printing ‘
neatly und*quickly done.
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every courtesy to deposi-
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First one. M iii:- mm
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The Best Kind of a, Union
of it is minding his own
busines . and. helping every
other member to.“ success.
That; is the kind of Union".
- thisfilj'ank is, a Union of: all
concerned; to grower: and
asfist om to prosper.
‘ _ lilo-pm Nausea" w;
ease mounb 3mg school enjoyed a shore dimmer at
.2 m! ”m Jill! I“ ‘demfl Wit?! ‘3” old one.
-. 13:13.. 45 Broome street:
P .
16. ——- ‘Mlss
like final round of the tournament by '.
Miss Bishop played nearly perfect
is one where every member. ' '
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Label Hat Co.
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street: Manlwimer' 3; ~.
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of the present wage scale in New
fluent of the “that at lie. trimmer:
was made by Minnie Teitelbmxm. sec-
relax-5 of the» union. following a meet-
in: held in: mm W. . _
The stone followed. vellum or rm“ Sheet:
.maxmfacturcrs to sign the ~ bill ori,c°' 34 “’"S‘ F
m 13113805!!th hy the union to. sundae“? C6" 4" l"‘i"“"‘ili‘ W- ~
m-lz the unearthing June 1. This “1mm“ & 00.. PM“
floral Hat £30., 24 “'z-vnuip
, manufacturers demanded a. re— Sal'nofi-lrvm; ”i” '
:dt‘icflon and asked for arbitration. it “(anh'mn
. shied.
The following manufacturies are 'Tflanfi‘“ Hi“ Work
mail to be mama-y manage: 3W“; W- & G. Ha: m
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That’s the remark made by hundreds.
of customer who availed themselves of the
Discount privilege during our Anniversary
Have you? We want every we to
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' Women’s and Misscs’
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These new models are fusllimml l-i‘ é‘Qru- .
the high grade workmanship usually (Hum: , ..
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Old Glory!
“Resolved, That the flag of rlzc
United States be thirteen Slrlpvs. nll~1-1::H--
and white; that the union be lllll‘li’l‘il
White in a blue field, i'cin'vsenliil:
constellation. ’ ’
In these words did Gilli—"‘05"- J”""'
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To honor its birthday is a mznu-r
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