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'Au the New Fabrics to:
Spring Ind Sumner
Anni-d .
and for mm an on «him». at
E K. BANKS’
DIV coon CTOHI
Unfit Memo Bot-1
4547 West "ulisnu luau
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Why not let them the right nnd
easiest way? Buy Wulacc reducing
Donnelly's.
Austin's “rate.
-—--l‘:lgger and better than ever.
Putnam Hose- Carnival.
George Slavin of South Norwalk
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; car from the 10031
:uf Austin's garage.
purchas-d a "496" ghevrolet touring
mm, W. R. Austin
The master mason deg-rec was cori-
f.-rrml Saturdoy night at a special
‘rvommunicallon of St. John's Lodg‘
No. 6. F. and A. hi.
—-P.uy your Victrolo ct Donneily'a
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. In.
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Meliissa Fowler Camp. No. 11. will
no
Lhoivi a regular meeting this evening,
Em the hall at the corner of Washing-
”rm skirt-ct and Railroad avenue.
‘ members are asked to be present.
~ -T“rt-e dancing—Putnam Hose Car.
nival.
Anybody can spend money. it mkcs‘
Mum-r stuff to save. The man who
. firu‘o’s while able to earn will never lw'
' ctr-ponder): upon others (or his support
fivht’n he is
no longer able to work.
your account today with the
Su;.'.h Nor-walk Trust company.
Hldl'.
——Clcan Est. Stove and not cool.
Harris and Gus Co. Tel. 721
Louis Jassil or 9] Main strcet r-om- l hers and which was refused. will prob- :which '3 limited to 25 members. held
. il'.u.".-‘d to the uptown polirs- Saturday
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l’vrrvd to Prosecuting Attorney
\lrriuritv or 9 Reyna-r vial—e. East Nor-
. “A“: 'b"‘:‘* s'rcslerlfior breach of tho
«mu: boys stealing cherrivs from a ’ last day for consideration of the agree-E0” “mm” 97”""3' a“ 0‘ “‘9 mem'
xr... m his yard‘ He gavt‘: mp ponppfment which the boss barbers were talk” 0‘ "‘9 club being '1“ attendance.
”1. names 0' two ind: and ankfd that
till }' iwt- armstbd. The matter waé re-
Ed‘
ward M. Lockwood.
Patrolman Jerry Dorncy reportnd at
th» uptown police hndqunrtcrs yes-
wr-«lay that. a chrrry tree hall blown
'ihVV'l across Smith street ncnr the
{armor St. George Pulp-Jill). The
mulll-r was turned over to the High-
nlrpnrtment.
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{mo .‘i. Calling of Woodward ave-
South Norwalk. and Edward
w 1". Taylor or South Ronni: pur~ '
-(‘h.ls(-d an F. B. Chevrolet touring car
from the local mm, W. it. Ala-tin 0H
All:
lazuli-r Lk-ckcr was at
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police on Saturday, pp 6
lira on Norih'Mai
. 15' the
tram putting up a
n street. which, it
man and. ~ . ‘ -
mm- proluted our the liui’ 2mg
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Mrs. Spencer 8. Adams. who has
condition at llle- hoe it 1
lot several days show ‘ ii a
. s a. V r
improvement. 9 Y ‘1th
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«Rogers silverware at Putnam
H use “Carnival.
Wood street is
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still nols t
from the comma: ‘ y o ”6‘9
Joseph Roth or
8 .
me win: slreat has
neonatal with the Scrvice
Audit coupon] or 821 Broadway. New
lurk. Mr. lioth graduates from the
Mew Yank University in February.
The W. H. Arthur Construction
company hat: r(inmhcd the work on
hash's curve. meort. and have un-
eo‘vcred ihcmlfild. which is now open
{or the publisé Two widths of con—
crete area in the curve, which
was “and mi widened:
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A Special Mon of Norwalk Lodge.
No. 70!. Benmlent' and Protective
all made to the pa.
nirht. There have
comblluntn jarring
lice on Saturday
been Yam-oral cue);
the past wee}.
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3 Members of old Well Commnndcry.
iNo. 953, I? .0. G. C. are asked to ti-
‘tcnd a E
. .. . specinl matting to be held at
bid“ o clock this owning.
, at the home
:0! Mrs. M. Wilco 1
‘slrcct. X. 24 Washington
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Aston Xena. , ' flea
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Vi'illiam Clay 0! 82 Water
Ecomplaincd to the
, Parke
street
police that Thomas
‘ r was calling him names. as he.
.(.lay. sat on the ltoop of hi. home.
gami that the Mair wu too much for
, his delicate nerve; so that he required
lpolice protection.
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Tim carnlvsl of the Putnam Hm
wompany opened for about ten min-
;utes on fiaturdly cvening. but then
the rain come down snd the msirl
(closed until this evening when. it iai
_ hoped. the weather will permit or thel
. carnival opening ncsln.
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’ Clinton P. Jessup or 15 Arch street?
Ynlu Shaft '23. m: this morning loft
.Gnrdrn City. L. 1.. where Ire bu taken
4: position in the engineering sud re—t
lsr—arrh department of the Curtis Err-5
glnecrinx company. yhich company‘-
is one of m- lamot manufacturers 0L
anmplarws. hy’droplsne- and engined
in the l‘nited States. Mr. Jessup will:
.rcmain in Garden City during the?
‘tcrm or his vacation.
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l l'nlon is tote held tomorrow evening.
'whcn. it is ekpected. that the ultimabl
L um which“wa.s given to the boss bar-'3
fahly come up for consideration. Thai
{Sign was last Friday. but it wasmdg
that the harbers would keep on work-F
ing until tomorrow at least. 3
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-8tors¢e Batteries recharged E
moo Kohl.“ ! Railroad Ave. 3
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The case of Julius Straswbm Var. the‘
Lexington avenue baker. whose place
ruls of cider and wine were seized, log
to ho taken up before Judge George:
H. \‘osbnrgh in a flier! time. an agrefl- -
mem bciwcen Prosecuting Attorney.
vavman. and Attorney Connery, trioj
represents Shanghai-gar. to it reached
fl‘f“'. 12‘: night. by fluvial Officfir
‘.i.r l” u! Gillespie after the; had ,crc-
.l‘wi rlisttlrlmncc at the Svringriala
.. mivnl. 1-inch paid 85 this morning
nwl llw rharums wero nailed by Pros—
mmz Attorney Rummy. Moriaritv
‘l ru-izo l:ghinr.—-Slamford Advomtc.
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pain?” extraction go-
47 south Main street.
—- For r53.)
‘0 hr. lit-ill.
"“ A. Thur. who for mam-
-'~ l‘:<~ X'M'n mn'zazrr of ”W Ilirrvl
'-lrl=rlillfl Ton Mort-s in Snuih Nor-
vtl: Mt rwwntly of the Priligcpnrt
we: rm- przmmi his connvriimtr
1’19 company and within tif-
ww-k wifl nit-Mi. n viruicair-sw‘n
an Railroad avomw. Mr. lluur
.l known in lhv
um: hiya nun} {:4me wish
cum-01w in his mm vvnillrr“
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wa-k. or thr‘ early part of next week.
3.! to the date of trial.
——The rain delayed us but -il can’t'
stop v:s.—~Puinam How Carnival.
T r» Pastr- of the Flam vs. 30mph;
floors-:3: whirl) was one of the rays of
in? “talc policc. who swept rough
Mn citv our :1 month ago on
will in nil prohabi lit: bei
lulu—n up wilhvr tho laiifir part of this
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(‘n'itimzmu‘r- was mad" of the €156- tic-5
rnzrsn n: the illnps.‘ of Rooney. romf
which no has recovcrr-d at tho presentl
lit'l‘n‘. Sergeant Frank \‘lrelli of in9
«at» police departmcnt. who made
:irrrrt has bet-n rommunicatedl
wl‘li and will notify Prosecuting At-
?nr- w Crnnwr C, Housman as to the,
on which to can take up tho;
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was raided by the local police a num- inflow”.
her of rfeks ago. and whore 31 har— 37”-
iwhich is being held by the East Nor-
lu succhrful as it might have bcrn
m WWW sml ail-mm Infi9mr -
Lower 01 Elk. will be held at the
Elia“ Home. Wednesday evening at 8
o‘clock, and will consist of a lodge
tablet service. when the names of
those who have died during the past
t nau- will be placed in position.
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. The case of Fred Rhode of Durant-s-l
m, lass" charted with fickle: driv-
1113.1. scheduled to come before the
downtown court this otter-noon at
2:80 o’clock for trial. Rhode was the
driver at the car that struck n53.
Car-sh Huntington oi Couruimd.plsce.
1°” West sNenue. last week. in3urins
her considerably.
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The rental-”monthly meeting or the
Roman: Building, Loan and Invest-
ment Motion will u: held tomor-
row at the emces of Taylor & Golden.
Inc. The annusl meeting of the noo-
elation will be held tomorrow even—
or Taylor &' Golden.
Inc. and emcers'
sre to be elected. '
Elmer Hagadarn of 5 Bates Court.-
arrested yesterday aiternoon by Pa—‘l
trolman Frank Raymond on complaint ’
of his wife. for assaulting her. win!
lfinod :1 and costs and given 15 days 1).. prrformlnz the ceremony.
in jail by Judge George H.
bhrgh in the downtown court
Ves-
Ieutencc was suspended.
The Connecticut Cloak and Suit.
company. 8. hikes and A. Israel.
proprietors. this morning signed an
agreement with the Cloakfimkers’ Un-
ion. st thc‘oiriceco! the manumctur-
in; plum nt 186 Washington street.
This was a renewal of the old agree-
mQut to observe union conditions in
the monufactorr. and for the opera-
tives, which arrangement. Mr. Hat-
koit. the proprietor. said that he had
found to be most satisfactory.
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The Poinsetta club of New Canaan.
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a. shore dinner at the Dorian House
The club is composed of repurcha-
tives of various organizations. creeds.‘
etc. in New Canaan. and is about four
years old. One of Proprietor Salli-
vane' famous shore dinners was served
g the members and was greatly en-
you. ' '
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—-Cosl. fresh amen. screened outlo-
Harris ma Guns 00.. m
Normlkcm who wiah to Vito/Cs the
firemen's parade in Mount Vernon
next Thursday may lake the special
train to that «any which has been
arranged for by the Norwalk Fire de—
rtnnrnt. The train leaves. BouthE
Norwalk at 10:30 o'clock and special
tickets for the use of outsiders may
be obtained from any ’of the captains
of the various fire companies in the
city or from fire Chief George Do-
gardus or Dcpuizv' Chief W'illiam J.
Powell.
The drive to pay off the mortgage
on Commm'lity Hull. East Norwalk.
walk Improvvmvnl Associaf‘on. has
raised tea-tween six and seven hundred
dollars to data wilh a considerable
number of reports not rflcmvéd as yet.
Tho irivc will in?! over (his wet-k. and
it is ”how-d to rain the fail amount.
The tag day mm on Saturday was not
herons? of the storm. A in)? report
of Hit- drive will be given later in the
week.
”(VICE SPEEnfi'AY Bl‘Rm.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 19.~Thc
Curfat’r San Francisco Frag-dway at
San Carlo-i. twnntymilés south of
hero. an antomol-ilc racing com-$0 o.’
woo-jar. construction. was degroycd
by fire- :.9=siprday. with an estimated
loss of $2.:WH‘I.L.OO.
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You Have Never Had a
enema accom
Decide Now
To sum one in THE
PEOPLE'S T R U S T
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Emoming. June 22. to Charles A. Hen-
;inx ut 8 o'clock (D. 1"). at the once: Grid“. It St. NW: church.
thisi
morning. 0:: the plea. or his wire‘me"s hmdins I few day! with Mrs.
-couid only be and for railroad track
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Rowan
and sons. George and “Hilton. or 21
Elmwood avenue, have returned from
Troy. N. Y.. where they have been for
a few days: attenfilng the graduating
exercises of the Troy Polytechnic in-
stitute. Their mood brother. Robert
.chry Rowan. graduated from that
institution on the 16th inst. receiving
the degree oi. mochanicai engineer.
Ho has been tendered ‘a position also.
teacher in’tne institution from which
he graduated. " The young man is a
grandson of the late Robert Henri"
Rowan. one of the founders of the
City National Bank of till; city. and
fine or our leading business men for
many years.
On Thursday evening. June is. for-
ty employes of the R. a; G. Corset Co.
were entertained at the home of Illa
Viola Gui/er in the form of a shower.
finging. dancing and games were en-
joyed throughout the evening. Alt 11
o'clock a. dainty-luncheon m served.
The taile- was very prettfly decorated
for the man in pink and white.
At 12:30 the guests dim congrat-
ulating Miss Guyer and wishing her
every success and happiness. Min
Guyer mam my beautu’ul gifts oi
linen. china, cut glass und silver. Mien
Guyer will be married on Thursday
The wedding-70f Miss Emma Louise
Becker of 19 first street and Frank
Ryder of Winnipauk will take place
this evening a! 6 o'clock at_tbe par—
sonage of the East avenue M. E.
church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins. D.
Mrs. May Bur-harm or New York,
Grorgc Scofleld, of 11 Hamilton ave-
nue.
Patrolman John E. Murphy is en-
joying a three-day vanities: from his
duties in connection with the Norwalk
Police department. .
N0 TERMINAL
YARD IN NORWALK
(manned from Fir-u Page)
the plans of the New Haven mad.
which were made before the war with
reference to the abolishing of the spur
track from the main line down the
present-line. may go through.
Refine the war the plan of running
a spur track form the main line over
into the yard of the Standard Oil
lant. through the Ely avenue section
was discussed. and but for the out—
break of lhe war this plan would havq
been put into Mfr-ct. The distance is
but about 750 feet. and the track
would go across waste land which
would be remarkably cheap and mere
would he no grade crossings.
I! this were done the present track—
329 down to the water and along the-
pier. which is worthlca‘ save for tho
use of the Standard Oil company. and .
which is rarely used by this company
would be done away with. .
W'hcn the land was obtained (com
the Bur-chard: it was specified that it
age purposes, so that no machine;
shops. or coal yards could be piaccd
there.
By taking away‘iihe tracks. thc twn
grade crossings would ho done am.
with. and the plant“ could he haunti-
nod hv means. or a drive and trees. and
the basin would be an ideal spot for a
boat club. or a yacht club.
The Nor-walk harbor is one of the
prpttirst on the entire shore of Long
Island Sound. and if this track was
den» away with it would mean that
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Norwaik would be the possessor of the
finest ghoul? line of my town in Con-
necticut. rue islands that shelter the
harbor {om practically ‘a bay that
provides sheer for vesehis and this
would attract considerable bushes to
the city and town.
Soft lime Aids the Girls.
Music more clerks say that grandma
.nd grandad keep up to date with the
jazz and the syncopated 5M..lt in the
sliteen—yesr-oid granddaughter who
plays "m Your-and 1 Were Young.
mallard: the phonograph for her
beau, 111:6:qu manly into his 03a
as the milk weeps forth. The music
store peeve declare that the old tuna
bring the but!» the’opeaking point
as the outcomes have: da—Milmw
kee Joumi.
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It’s Grow Bedpe to Keep
Her Locks Bork, (Hussy, mural 3
The olddime mixture or Ssge Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray;
streakedtud faded hair is grand-_,
mother’s recipe. and folks are again‘:
using it to keep their hair a. 39011.!
even color. which is quite sensible. as
we are living in an age when a youth-
ful appearance is o: the greatests
adventure. 3
Nowadays. though, we don’t have.
the troublesome tank of gathering the?
sage. and-the mussy mixing at hon/19.3
All drug stores sell the resdy-to-use‘
product. trimmed by the addition of;
other ingredients. called "Wyatt's;-
Sage and Sulphur Compound." I: is;
very popular, because nobody can (113.;
cover it has been applied. Simply;
moisten your comb. or a soft brush!
’with it. and draw this through your:
hair, taking one small strand at si
time. by morning the gray hair dis.
appears. but what delights the;
ladies with Wyeth'a Sam: and Sul-'
phur Compound is that. besides beau- .
tlfully darkening the hair after a few 9
applications. it also produce: that:
soft lustre and appearance of abun-
dalnce which in so attracflve.—Adv.
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PHARMACIST
the but made. Also several specials.
You will like them. Get a box today.
PRESCRIPTION
8 No. Min 9. South Nor-walla. (‘1.
BRIDGEPOBT. June 11—4.“.
or 30 jurymen has been unwilling!
when at the special semis; at th-
Crimlnal Superior court today to w
on the‘cases of the thrcc New Eur-k
men who were engaged in the hem
of the payroll of the Connecticut Cork .
my. and who will be tried my
Judge William M. Maltbic. f '
The jury panel is the name cm.
at the opening of the May term “at
court and not required to act. '1".
impression at the county Magi
that the bandits will all pic-ad m. '
Edward Y. Kiviat. Max Booker at!
Herman Kraut of New York. area »
sentence-d in the Superior mart W
from nine to 10 years in prison. for tho
robbery oi‘ the Connecticut com
payroll on May 24. The?- cm
their plea to guilty to tho sham {If
robbery with violence. The origin“!
charge was highway robbery.
TWO WOMEN BURNS!) _ ,
To DEATH 11: A m
MINNEAPOLIS. June 19:1 m
womcn were burned to death in t
fire which destroyed the fashion.»
La ”Fayette Club at Miami
Broth. Lakt- Minnctonka. near here.
early yesterday. . .
A dozen guests and employees-
among the 100 persons fort-ed to in
were injurt-d. The loss to the m '
ing is rrtimatrfl at 82.50.0950.
Get. Thin the Right ma
Easiest. \Vay-——With
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Crime in and let us Show 3
you how to use them. '
$5.00 Down—41.00 Week}! , ,
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We make a Specially of fitting eye-
glasses combining neatness and com-
fort. The quality of our work lies in:
the superiority of our workmanship. E
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N. Y. BANK STOCKS
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vonx BANK AND mus-r
s-rocxs.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS
Maples & Goldschmidt
Telephone 15:, 1544. 720
COMPANY, South 5’01“—
walk. M km by“
919915” the Smears of
ham on wt in ‘
Good M
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“ ‘issist other: to W.
The Best Kind of s Union
is one where every member
of it is abiding his own
business and helping every
other lumber to sum
That is the kind of Union
this bank is. f» Union of all
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Union Suits 4
Priced at
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Priced ti:
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sown ummmmr
$1.50 Silk
Half Hose.
(Clockedl
Priccdat
$1.15
Colors—L-Navy. Grey. White,
Cordovan and Black. ,
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