1922. "
Spring and Summer
Appirel
and 'or Immodiuto on on «him... a
E. K. BANKS’
om! noon: tron”
Under mm mm
45-47 West woman It!“
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. :retfil: standard in front of the
:‘u 1-2 Mahackemo was broken fly a
ruining auto last night according to a
. ~ m 7 on the police blotter this morn-
. .l:
Prosecuting Attorney Cumu- c,
Ei>-l;l‘i!ld?] in taking a. motion of 3
“wk. and Judge Edward )1. Lock-
would :5 to prosecute cases in the sec.
-~..l .llst'ifii court in his absence.
-..-r'umam Hose Carnival closed to-
'light. Will re~open Saturday night.
Regular meeting of Butler Lodge.
~.' l. 9?. l. 0. O. F.. tonight. No degree.
work: no feed; but very important
businem to transact. which will deep~
i)’ interest every member otthe lodge.
Richard W'. Faucet of 90 South Main
.vrom. South Norwalk. has purchased
.1 "490" Chevrolet sedan from the lo-
{iii went. W. R. Austin oi! Austin's
garage.
—For'renl painlem extruction go
to Dr. Deitz, 47 South Main street.
The “Esther Adelaide." Va. schooner.
No ’kt'l} last night at the former St.
muomu Pulp Mill with a load .0! pulp.
1‘2» svloorwr was laid up outside the
)‘lll‘W'JHC harbor for two days because
4w tidal] conditions.
.“I
Tim Lockwood Baseball- team has
7‘ .o-xtvndcd a. challenge to any team in
.‘mkulk or South Nomlk to a. gami-
:.u~awhllll for a side bet of 100. and
~- .Ilils lit-airing to accept the challenge
.::1 communicate with Manager, John
iriflmox. ’
”Putnam Hose Carnival closed to-
:l-ght. W'xll re-open Saturday night.
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.lullcp John Keogh and Judgo Nehe-
,;-:l:lh (‘zlzllifie attended the reunion of
. lilrj (if '97 at Yale yvstnrday. and
nlm u‘trmlird the dinner held at. Sat-in
llmrk in the evening. Judge Christo-
mzvr Avery of New London presided.
’mll of the J7 graduated in 1897. 43
Iliii‘d the re-unlon.
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—La.rge size poo cool. Barrio &
Inns 00., Tel. 721..
'l‘llt- Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
.\mvrican chion. at 8 o'clock tonight
“‘1‘! hold the formal opening of its
‘ww homo in 50 Wilton nvonue donat—
51 i m til" use of the legion by Charles
§ ll. Harris. prominent glass manufac-
- ' Mm r. An excellent program has been
mwp.~.ro-l.l and a buffet luncheon will be
Mayor Barton and other city
‘offlcluls are expected to attend the
2-14.... :z‘mc to which the general will":
.; invite-ll.
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-’ 'I‘lm also of the State “Vs. Max Zim-
w-l wwrmnn. Harry Levine. and Samuel
’ :'l.~rl-' r, was scheduled to come up in
. vrmllnal Common Pleas court.
inl'hix’pflrt tomorrow morning at M
. Deputy Sheriff Edward B.
‘ lh-llh ;‘. yesterday summoned the
.. I mum-m. -\. Aldock. Harry Kurtz. I.
. rv. l "‘r!\<‘l‘. l'hlflp Pollack. Attorney John
, lvar represents the accused in
Hm“. wlxifth arm-w out of an al-
-'..~v‘ assault on several workvrs of
n Louis Grmnberx 8: Bro.. factory.
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. —-Ftornn Batteries mhsrtcd
\“ taron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
i’lmxu wxl- mndv last evening for
All the New Pubs-la, {of
Comingmsmng
Bow'l‘ies
50c&75c
heapurlow
To Be Worn With Soft
' Collars
50:
MW..- .
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Fibre Silk With Lisle Tnpu
and Pool. A Finednoking and
Long Wemng' Hose.
Costelio8z0’Meu-a '
alumni-mot,
K
R086“ 6’ Stevens“
two Stuns
Nomlik _8. NM
A son who .born on Saturday of in
week to Mr. and in. Harold E. BoldE
win at the Not-walk hospital.
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Holiery Special, one,
Morning. Costello and
*Women's
Thursday
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Millions Now Living W'm Nev
Die." the world {amou- lecture. .w
:e given in this city the coming- 8
ay.
Watch Friday and Saturday illn- of '
this paper for further information.
——'-Pntr:am Ease Carnival closed to-
night. Will re-open Saturday night.
The Board of Directors of the
Earth ‘Norwalk anvil-in Bank held a
meeting yesterday at which time a
«ilvldrnd at the rate of 4 per cent was
(.vclured to the depositors {or the six
months ending June 38th. 1922. the
t‘lvillnml is payablc on and after July
llvlh.
“Women's Hosiery Special. ‘ 05c.
Thursday Morning. Costello M
0‘ M earn. ‘
Melissa Fowler Tent. No. 11. at its
meeting held on Monday evening
planned to visit theI Soldier's Home at
Noroton Thursday. June 29. All
mcmllcra are asked to attend and to
bring some gm. such as candy. cake.
tobacco. etc.. for the soldiers. The
quilt is awarded to John Allen of 28
Spring street.
——Putnnrn Hose Carnival closed to-
night. Will re-open Saturday night.
~W’omen’s Hosiery Special. 95c.
Thursday Morning. Costello and
0')! earn.
Babe Ruth Out of
Game Until Sunday
CHICAGO. June 21 (Associated
Press). —— "Babe" Ruth's argument
with Umpire Dinecn yesterday before
the Cieveland~Vew York game will
luv-p him out of the some two days in
addition to the three days’ suspension
imposed yesterday. President. Ban
Johnson of the American Loam: an-
nounced today. Ruth consequently
will not be able to play until Sunday.
President Johnson increased the
home run king's impension, originally
thrue days. for ' disputing a decision
made by Dineen in Monday's game at
m
7
'iu‘lll’u :an to b” hl‘id at the Nor-
‘l-mlh L'wmtla' club on Jury 4. Thor!-
llunrzimr from 8 until 12 at
‘. with nusir: in the afternoon
" unu 6. A fireworks display.
"inl 2: mil exam-d that of last year.
'-.l.l (tho lm given in the evening, and
wmi-r‘mnlq and finals in the
U‘lh'nnlbr Handicap Tennis tourna-
!:.- rhl- drawings for which were
..;.3 last r-veninx. will he played on
mutt nl:slr-. Albert lowden is now in
vhurgv of this tournament. replacing
Clinton P. Jen-up. who is not in town.
f’eulls were also discussed for the hold-
:::;: of water exports at the club on July
.‘7. this being the first time in a num—
iwr or yam-.7; that these sports have
:‘rrm-n held at the club.
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w ‘* new this day s. W, a a» mu
9’" :mnum was decks!!! t0 the-'W
. l: r . .
. ’ » A ‘r.~:- bank for the sn 1“ w '
m 4‘1. ; ,
' fig" '2‘»:- enzered on pus-boob Ind paid”
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Cleveland. to five days when he re-
m-lvud a, long report from the umpire.
de-tnlling’ remarks made by the out-
fielder yesterday. when ordered at! the
field in compliance with Mr. John-
son's first ruling.
Mr. Johnxon announced that Ruth
is suspended without ”y and that this
{nature of the. decision will e031: Balm
“.500. or $300 a. day. which wss said
by the American League president to
be the player's salary.
"Babe Rutli is can: to behave him-
self. or I’ll keep him out o! “the game
allsu er." Mr. Johnson said.
1-" a Classified Amine-at in
Benin tree md no colloction.lweeh’ «mention from the local ton--
. SOCIAL News 7
in. ma Mn. Beniunin Keeler hove
returned from their honeymoon trip
and have taken up their residence in
Eut.Norwnlk. hire. Keeler was tore
msriy ‘htiu Cecelia Spero of New York.
They are to make their home on East
avenue.
Kin Bide Show. night operntor at
the local tolophone exchange. is en—
Joying a two weeks' vacation from her
duties. nnd is spending it at her home
in Noroton.
' 'Mlcs Alice Boyce is growing a ,two
phone exchange where she is employ-
ed no an operator.
WTlekethld'for
the Police Dance
(Continued I‘m P's Ole)
American thus was shown. which
brought a large outburst ot enthusi-
m from the audience.
Michael DlVito and his Who.
and Melody orchestra furnished the
music in the pavilion for the diuresis.
while Sterling's orchestra. furnished
~uusic on the piano or the Cuino.
Edward Young of DiVito’s col-chests
rendered several vocal selections. In»
eluding Mr. DiVito'u intut sons suc-
cess. "Lovln' ."
The committee that rimmed nu
evenings entertainment inch“:
Chief of Police William R. Pennin-
ton. Wm 11mm Bill: and Purpl-
men Charles F. Pm. Thomas J. Dor-
ney and Wallace 83mm“.
The Police Pension fund was insti-
tuted at the suggestion of Charles E.
Harris. gloss manufacturer, who gave
“on M s numlnn to the fund. Later
Mr. Harris donated another 8500 and
has further generously contributed to
its support.
The fund now amounts to approx-
lmutt-ly 08,003 and has come in
mighty handy in many cases Jurlnt:
trv past your. ..._
"l‘he fund is administered by an
vexecutlve committee consisting of
DIVIDEND NOTICE
145th
Berni-Annual Dividend of the
Walk Savmgs Society
’Norwalk. Conn.
June 13. 1922.
t a meeting of the Directors of
thi: Society, held this day. a dividend.
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent”. per
animal was declared to Depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30, 1922.
sam will be entered on pass-
50:12: andepaid on and after July
1011:. 1922.
MONEY DEPOSI‘TED ON OR BE-
FORE JULY 10TH. 1922. WILL
DRAW lN’l‘EREST FROM JULY 181‘.
1922.
Open Monday Evening: 6 to 7
Standard Time
Deposits Over .......... $4,900,000.00
Albert 3. mm, Pram; William
H. Hunter, Vice Pres; noderick
Amm-
mow
i
ang Business
and Friendship ‘ g
They do mix. But onlyinfierightmywhieh
‘istheuwalwayreversed. ,
Agrentmnyvpeoplemm mamas,
. .l yum’ ' “m. 7".
_.; '4%
Ci
an: Sarnmlx
*«lent. Sr‘rgvent Bryan H. Sick; genre-
7 intimated that Italy should assume the
p
I
v
Thou-moors of the “and are: Pm-
lary. Charles T. Page and treasurer,
George L. ‘N’oodwm'd.
116th Is Assigned
to Presidency
«mammi
(Contlnu
ante. quoting him as saying he had a
special mission to Ambassador Han
vex, in London. to urge American par-
ticipntion at The Rogue. meviootr
due to a misunderstanding.
"It would be superfluous." mu Ba-
ton Ave-Inna. “to tell America that
the doors or The Rogue conference.
were open to” her. It 3 also unlikely
that Professor Giannini could have
burden of presenting the American
view: at the conference. as the Wash-i
ihmn Government is quite able to'
take care or its own interests."
.—R£l$tc‘r Mn: PLANS
"5”- '
cos rs my mum at
Phoenix Incin- Nouss Tonight :
Ameetmgis tobeheidthiswsnlng’
M 7:30 o’clock in the too-n of the
PM“ Me company, Ilsa use! 1;
.m final sir-ems ot the local,
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Kant Vernon, N. Y.
About?!“ members of the W
tire companies are to ponietpotfln
the pantie, and will the the spaniel.
train that hsslnen mm,to
lane from therfiouth Roma Itition
at 10:30 o’clock W mains.
A number or other people areal-o to
so on this train. madam! many
the firemen and witnsn the parade
in Mount Vernon together with tbs
day's doings than.
A shOrt parade will be held from the
Fir-at to the Second districts tomorrow
morning by the firemen and their
special band after which those who
are going to Mount Vernon within-1rd
the special train. A spool-J rate
tiekst. calling for 81.50402- the round
trip has been secured. ' *Ii
11 Arrivinguiln‘hetorhnt Vernon. the local
roman w e M fl head;
m m (:0. No. 2. but before sad
alter the mode and 'thorrwm be a
MC? provided. ' for that” well.
PICOME TRKIO ”Pul-
Michael Piccione. as mrdinn of
his daughter Catherine. sued ten
years. ins tiled on appeal from the
decisioi!‘ given in the United States
District Court in Brooklyn. when a
Verdict was returned union Cath-
erine in her suit for We of
10.000 against. Mrs. Ann V. Bold, of
New York city and Harbor View.
Alter the one had had a hem-ins in
the early part of the monthl the ver-
dict was returned in favor of the d€~
fondent. who. during the trial. testi-
tisd thst the auto that she drove on
the day that it struck the .Picclone
girl. badly injuring her. was the
property of her husband and not her!-
und also that she had token the car
'Irvlilt‘hont helr husband’s permission.
in wall a so testified
husband. to be her
.. SUPERIORITY
We make 1 Specialty of tilting eye-
xluses combining neainees and com-
tort. The quality of our work lies in
the superiority of our workmanship.
THAME‘R, INC:
”MM-“Options
.ln the past few days by the Highwav
moie- in the arm's-puma at;
m W m GREG}: A110.
,7 {*zE-Ahrfiii‘ “19M.
Stormy weather is interfering
Mewhnt with the cleanup week
mmpamn instituted by lhp Ronni oi"
ilemth. . But in spite of the weather.
the campaign is progfiwsing rapidly.
due to the era-operation of the High—
wns‘ department, {my Scouts and the
Police. 2
Board of Health members are
hoping for a. break in the inclement
weather so that a final drive may hr
had during the latter part of the
Week. More rubbish has been handled
IN GRAB!“-
GRAM ' ’
Because of the euddv-n sumo Ill
wife. Rev. George B. Tompkins. -
oi the Norwnlk M. E. church; "Will'n'
participate in the graduation pros“ _
of the senior class of the zoom
high school. to be held in the audit»
rinrn of the School tonight.
Rev. Willlmn Mol’wmott of 311%
rt Chestnr M. E. church. 5; SW
of wido repute. will sllbfliju‘e for Rev
'Mr. W‘ompglias. Rev. Mr. Menu-nun:
is 10!! known in Norm-nit» ‘M
spit; here on several occasions.
at in?!) M‘
, 3i line
will Kuhn.
is P C I A ..
2.1100? SALE .
Tomorrow, :l‘huraday, from 9 to 121 a. In. I
1.0004125
'HaoUSE
department than hithertot‘ore mime
first part of any week.
5
235123
Sizes up to 52
2 to a Customer-1
12-14 North Main St.
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_ To the thriftless money says. “Good-Bye.”
To the self-respecting, for‘wardJooking
citizen it says, “I am yours, I represent
your best working days. Be careful with
me for I .am your best friend.‘ Put me in
m.
a rill-nu: so. Shmféd
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lat
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the banl‘t where I am safe and will work
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TODAY
The Amount Doesn't Count.
It's the Short-Thist's the m
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