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r: .- Board of Directors at sham , g
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E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOOD. STORE
Under Memo Hon!
luau
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Election of officers will feature the
mm;lr.g ol Lady "Washington lodge.
x”. 2, Shepherds vol Bethlehem.
Vi hit-h will be held tonight. ‘
("Mu-lost Taylor of West avenue wn
:.l:l"- to he about the city today. follow.
twp. VHS ri-ccnt nor-ration at the Nor-
wmk Hospital.
7% cases of measles were reported
:0 Health Ofl‘lcer Robert E. Perdue
lusts-may. They are Joseph Pnlcn.
—].a.rgo Iize m
3m. Co., Tel. 711.
—._..._....
A baby hippo. the only one born
m 2hr United States. which went
tin-nun; Norwalk this morning on an
automobile truck attracted much at—
nvmmn. The hippo is being used by
in» Boston Globe (or adven'sing
purposes.
000.1. Horru .
—-Conl. fronh romeo. Icroenoa unto.
nn‘ically. Hurl- lnd Gun 00.. Tel
721' : vii {i K
John McGuirk. of 29 Leonard stream,
was skglxtly injured at 6 o'clock lust
;lllL‘.hl When he was knocked down at
:Wall and Main streets by an auto
mobile operated by John Coleman of
454 Main street. He was treated by
lrr. W. WV. Tracey. No arrest was
made. '
A special rehearsal of the: People's
Chorus will be held at the High school
; tomorrow. Friday evening. when all
members are earnestly requested to
ho present, as the cantata. “Joan of
Arc." which is being rehearsed will
he» presented on June 28th. and time
for the final rehearsals in short.
“‘nrd has been received from the
swim» police by the Norwalk Pollco
(lvrmrtment that there will be no
oxillnlnations this Friday lor auto-
. mnhle operator‘s licenses. A represen-
nmva of the Motor Vehicle depart-
ment will he in Norwalk as usual next
wi-rk. W
—R?nrnze Butter-leg recharged
won Kuhn, 9 Railroad Ave.
l‘vacn. honlth mid happma-rs is the»
llmw that the Ht'rlptut'vn hold our for
ti. “Millions new living who rill new”
«in " Tin: time of trouble w» an now
.‘r. will luv hrict‘ as comparr-d with the
our-ll limb coming," as Will hr shown
fulfilled prophet-ins and Scriptur-
.l t“-l-lL‘ll('". whiz-“n will convince til»
‘:- , ..x.wl -i. t."- ‘m 1h» {for
lu-Ilirv to he git-ma 1h» coming Sun-
r..\ 4 p m. (I? F l, in thv Rnfl'lll
"'zw-ntrc or Norwulk. liliilo Mudé'l‘ltfi
(Firm. For fill'ihcr information
\‘.‘."Ir'i. Th“ SI'Y‘lVlnPI.
Deaths and Funerals
Min Agnes Bayne
’Z'hv fun‘32'lll ul' MKS A3110? Bayne
mil [in hold Friday morning a' Srflh
7mm licr Into homo 82 Vi'ost avenur
and m 9 o'rlock lrom St. Jowlih's
chill-vii littriul in StpMary'H (remmcl‘y
'4‘?" M'zll".
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Ill
CLEANUP CAMPAJGN RESUM ED
With the clearing up of the
u vu' bar. the cleanup WPOK cam-
:miL'n lllHlllulL‘d by the Board 0i
llmllh. will no on with mowed visot
' in: ltolwrt E. Perdue. health otfiéer.
zmnnunmd this morning. The clean-
up ffltl’llDulZD has own doing nicely
although hampered by the stormy
wootlmr,
Arranzpments have been made with
tho Highway depot-rm- to handle
of debris “Such will be
'h‘n surplus '
mourn-«l during tlw campaign. at?»
i minim; to Dr Pcrdue The Extra debris
. will he- (rolleoted duff!!! the as”? part
-; noun woo-k, After tho closé of the!
t'it-utrup campaign, an infipocllon o.
rhr- é‘ll'lre city will b? canvassed and
r
‘ amps Wlil be taken. when: needed. to
mmpnl tho cleaning up of ashes.
hwaps and unsanitary condition!
fire bank for thé. fitflflflwam ~ ”*
a:
entered on Wand I)“ N! :v
d»..fifi“ ‘
,m ’,,,
w a
i.
New Truck accord
MW Be Made It Meet
.35“: 1:9fl‘srfivem
’l‘hn full program of event: for
tho motorcycle l‘il‘fil to bé‘hFld It
the lianhury Fair Groom.
Min-noon. July 1’11, undfiiurfizz
turrncon at tho Phquot Athletic club
”11hr Firm Con‘grtgntlomil church
:1) lira’mhury, has born announcpd hr
. (' .l'Pthil? o! the I
P. Murphy. at WSJS’M" Harm
Thtll'
run“ will be pm of the
two»doy mum-tic moot which in not
for 3.1M 80 mod July 1. On June an
at Silt“ a. m.. there will be a revolver
whom. Entries will come- “ from
rmmy clubs of Now England imd New
York A number of police (inim-
rmzrltk and military organization. will
aim lvo repmvmtcd. Tho shoot pro-
gram calls for match“ for any
n; vrilw r, any pistol.
rlovir-c (ovenl),
pistol
championship,
nvn-mon team.- from
any club; rnvolvor loam champion-
ship. lourdtwh team: tram any or-
gm-wml police force. Colonel R. D.
Jam-u, l‘. s. 4., first via-president of
in : l'niu‘d Staten Revolver moon.
tron. Will he in charge. And Mon:- 3.
H A. Hatch", l'. S, A.. and
Captain J. K. lice. I‘. S. A“
ton: of the bout revolver photo in the-
:lrm). will anoint in the conduct 0!
the cunts, The track meet in the“
'..’i' mum will on" 100 and “0 ynrd
.2a.sl.«r; one and five mile walks;
ll..’,r.ll’i£ broad and high Jumps; inter-
mzll school relay haltamilvz [rummag-
Hiltml lull-mile: pole vault; shot put
:Inu liumnwr throw.
'l'nrrc: mil be seven motorcycle
events on July 1. ranging from thin
trims or one mile against time to
(-nuliliuh m-w records for the D411-
lwry track. to the nix-mil? mils and
ovt. n nowlty race which in said to
be very, exciting.
'l'here- is a five mile open for the
{all protrasiorlols. and a ton mile
own and a five mile side car 0pm”.
rccardt-d as the most spectacular
thxm: it; motorcycle racing.
'l‘hgamateur riders. of which thnt.
tlTl’ marry in this vicinity have not
Let n m‘wrlookrd as there is a throw
milemsoio event and a five mile side
car race.
i'llhr'iu‘. sanction 643 has
tram“? by the M a: A. T. A..
non rmng horiy for the sport
America. tor the July 1st events.
S'r—rzlvy Kellogg. of Bridgeport.
will lm official relorw‘.
lep program of Pvt-tits and prizes
are rtgardt-a by motorcycle Iolioworn
an the twnt PVCY' cwcr: in thin part
is" ”l“ country. Home of the crack
Ll‘rt track riders will be attrncted to
they, (wmt'z which bid fair to h?
121:- int-mat thing ir motorcycle races
in Connv-cticot this yl-nr.
The toll program rollows;
boon
the
in
Ewnt No. l—Tlmc trials. one mile—
:scaln-t time. Fastest tlm“.
2301’”
liwrlt No. .‘—-A3.miic amateur. Firs!
£25.00, snoond 315.00. third
$1914! (mrrrhnnd‘isr).
Event No. 3«-~5-m:§e. side cur, am.
incur. l'lrs‘ Sflfifih. second
3'5““. t‘nrl “mm, Untr-
< ”nudist l.
1-1:“ 50. 4~~5-mxlr~ own. _ First
INN“. nut-owl. minim. third
3.“.Mi.
1:21 w No. i—E—mltl sir-iv: car nprr‘.
lirst 8 sot-and 8.35.00,
third 82:1!"
livvnt No. li———-l'--mlit.- ope-n. First
(quaint. ss-(‘nnd $30.42“. third
$15.0»,
lTH-rl No. 74-54mm miss and out.
rlprn. First tango». second
sir-9m. third 32mm.
.‘1_- Ninrpily has conducted the
t .m-M: 1;: automobile races held each
i 2;? ti» l'l.;nl>ury l-‘aJr. am}
:- 1 up»: tl'w- national motorcycm
I-fzurryvzo ups of 111218;! the ‘5”:
firm. Stow l'uir in Syr usr. Entry
banks may bfl shouts-d by applying
to Mr. .lllil‘phy at Syracuse.
W. Did You Ivor.
mu ii. 0. a—l hon mum: no
collar thin: in cmoectlon m m.
mntne of ,WW at al. in the
Gapitol slim mmutookm.
looms;
’Thl‘ workman} Iv
fawn)“ J. Finn.
R I §
”Fairing a picture but to much. She
.cu'riod a shower
. roams.
packet fovolvor, ,
tat-n outdoor]
o—r
at momma W m‘mpit'
(omiml a“ this maintenance -
m' '7:
A warm.
’5 O‘clock this
tilml'h
Gflfik‘hlo ‘
Th Q: bride
pear: n no .
attired as she was in whl 1
Spanish t9
silk over Canton crepe. and
bouquet of white
The blidcsmaid was Miss Harriet
Hondrick. sister of the groom. She
were white organdie with hat to
match and carried pink roses.
'l‘ht: but man was Royal A. Gnyer,
brother of the bride. “
The church wan nicely ”rang-ed for
the occasion with cut-flown. burns
and terns. Similar decoration-«were
used oi the home or Ill-n. Gum; where
a much whom the m
During the wedding ceremony. Al-
bcrt Rose an: “Oh Promise Me." and
The reception to the bride cod
[room was largely attended. out-ob
town guests. being Mn. Catherine
'1'th Mr. and Mn. Fruit; Tool,
Mn. Gonnley. m of Brooklyn, N. Y..
Mn. N. Riordan. .Mr. 3nd 31m.
Dorothy and ought”.
Annette, and Mater Robert Smith.
on of Jersey City. N. .1. Mrs. S. Hall
and Jamcs Hall of Stamford.
The bride and groom. after a wed»
ding journey to part: unknown will
reside at 2 Brth street. They received
my handomne gifts including silver-
wnro. cut glass. line: and chin...
BALM—HOLMES
Mr. and Mn. Harry Holmes of 8
Spring Hill. announce the mnrrlage of
their daughter. Gwendolyn Holmes to
Thoma Hanan of isms Stream-d ave-
nue. Bridgeport. at the Grace church
rectory on ‘Wedneaday morning. June
21 at 10:20:. Hi. The best man was
Fred Holmes. brother of the bride.
and the bridesmaid was Miss Theron.
Slechta.
The bride wuhttired in a traveling
suit and carried a bouquet of roses.
The bridesmaid also was attired in a
traveling suit and carried a bouquet of
roses.
The groom in a well known member
of the Lace Opentora of America.
He bridé has recently been em-
ployed at tho Mayehoff Factory.
The couple) left on a honeymoon trip
to Cannda. where they will visit the
groom's brother.
They will lw at home in Bridgeport
after the holidays.
HFGHLY—FMG’I‘ON
A quiet wodding took place this
morning at St. Joseph rl-ctory at 9
o‘clock. when Miss Gladys Farrington
became the bride of John Hughly. The
bride- wore a gray Canton crepe dl'Pl-u!
with hat to match. and carried pink
and white roses.
The bridesmaid was Milo Blanche
Farrlngton. sister of tho bride. Ell"
was Groaned in Perriwinkle blue. and
carried pink rules. The best man Was
a friend of the groom. Following the
ceremony a nodding breakfast was
served at the Royal Jamaal. after
which the couple loft on a honeymoon
trip. They will make their home in
Norwalk.
A numl’wr of iris-ml: gains-rod at th:
home of Master Thomas I" ”alone. 5:
Fail-tibia avarim. “‘ednesday attor-
noon. and assisted him in celebrating
his ninth " birthday nnnivcrnary.
Sumerous games wore xilayod by thanp
present and much :tmuscmcnt was had
l-v all participating. Great delight
who shown by the youngsters when tho
filial Eltmfi of thr- uftcmoon was
started. whirl: was to law who coold
rat the most of thv goodies which
v-e‘z-v puny-d in abundance. VA'il dc-
pt‘irted for their homes “'35?!qu tilc‘i
Thomas had a birthday party men
week.
‘-'r ar-l Mrs. Arthur T. Murray.
drvusz‘nur llzilh and gotvrnos... jar
river: in town Saturday. where tnev
w'~ svwml the numme-r aboard their
. . . > >
Yacht. Oriana II. wmch moored oft
Tum-m kc.
.__.—
arr Earl? entertained a
nuifir Hot friends at her home {last
eVenmz. their being a dual celerra:
tion or Mr. Earle and Duncan 6.11
zell‘s birthday. About 28 attende .
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JM Interpret Fillm-
‘ In all motion picture W in
Japan there is always a speaker who
’any 6211132115 and: ‘1me
haunt: the With word. shown on
the screen ore unintelligible to the an.
m.
‘N
P. Nut: in Richmond 1‘1me
.i a» L.’ lam-c— “WE‘Ii-wfluu‘-‘
and Flier:
"Mixing Business ”
dship
They do mix. Bot only in, the. right waywhich {
,l’mpw‘t avenue. bow the bride 0f l‘ .r 3 V
Chm” A‘. “mock of Leaner-4 street. 1‘ ‘5‘ .
as mount-flaw Rt?“- '3‘ ' I
nil-tori)! the church. i
moron a handsome on: '
mun-«m . .' I I
mlmaia-w-E 4.. ' . "r
. .mo;nflxx at St. Mary‘s .7 ,
wilt-n Miss Viol. Mary Guyer. ' '
r oi ill-n. Me A. Guyer or :i ' .
DETR‘GIT. June n.——-Hnlt of the
population of the United States virtu-
ally is beyond the reach of public
libraries. according to officials of the
American Library association. and it
was stated that this problem would
be given special attention at the forty-
i'ourth annual conference of th'e
library body here June 26 to J lily l.
. An exhibit of county library activi—
‘ties in various parts of the United
States is being assembled by a special
committee. It will represent the work
{of the county libraries in Minnesota.
l'l‘em. Indiana. New Jersey.
mrylnnd and Michigan.
Pictures and mm showing tho
progress of the work and special
phases of it developed in difierent
.regions. lantern slide: and dencripttve
fdldern are being arranged. California.
where library work in highly ne'-
veloped. will be represented by 190
photographs. Tania will be MIG-
sentod by photographs and by a latte
map of Cook County showing in da-
tail how the county is organised to
make books reach every home in that
territory. ,
A map of thc United State: in
states have library law; which permit
the establishment of libraries in the
counties. A toy village—«o model of a
library center—will show in graphic
form how neighborhoods gather to
borrow books. Amriah 8. Root of
Oberlin College. president of the
American Lthrary Association. will
give a radio talk on county librarla in
the United States.
RETURNS
y‘:
KORE.
- . £695”
£13ng Gould,
J. Gould, returns
Denmark: to his
land.
son of (Boom
on board the
home in Eng-
.
. SUPERIORITY
We make a Specialty of fitting eye.
glasses combining neatness and calm
tort. The quality of our work lies in
the sureridrity of our workmanship.
THAMER, INC:
W‘ ”I W. ’
OIAtlmficmemford
MN. Y. BANK STQCKS,
WE SPECiALlZE lN NEW
YORK BANK AND TRUST
STOtKS.
atsx us ron QUOTATJONS
Mes&Goldschmidt
Meghan: 158. 154$ :20
Ohio, 7
being prcfiared which will show which .
The Morrison Greenhouses (Jeep):
F. Hostel; Prop.) are” building up
a rm for am flow design
work." The tawny of the stock used.
plus the ability to “my rlly tun“
ram; mks-o mum. flaw ts
them” lootoveryonr pet-21mm
nod hunter 3 W display next
non-on. Frill line of name her-e Which
are cox-rind, in pots. 58' Va: Zoom
am only the belt-"oi mow
Ill hating m; place in a ,_
minim; m
that, My
atria
81. Phone 1400.
DIViDEND NOTICE
145th 5
Norwalk Stung: Sandy
Nomlk,rConn.. I
June 13, 1922..
At a meeting“ the Directors of;
this Society, held this day. a dividend-1
at the rate of FOUR 14) per Cent, per
m was dociared to Dulcimers
from thb earnings or the six months:
ending June 30. 1922. g
The some will be entered on pass»;g
boom- and paid on and alter July}
mm. 1922. ’
HGNEI DEPOSITED ON OR BE-
FORE JULY 10TH. 1922. WiLLI
382;“? IWT FROM JULY 1812!.
0pm may Evening: 6 to 7 2
8mm! Tim:
Deposits ever ...... $4,900,000.00
Albert. 3. Pram; William:
mm, .
3. am, Vine Prom; rum-m
Ann-mm.
Every than would; his aha-Iv
noon to grow.» Each your ho
wants to do bettcr than
the year before. Bit .3
growing binaries» like? A
growing tree. nhmlldi haw
deep and strong r00t8.‘ ’
This bank fuminhfivyifik
with that snbaoil at cm
and capital- in whaling».
business can leaning-ll
deWclop.
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