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All ,the New Fabric: to:
Spring and Summer
Award.
and for "'1de no. on lxhlltion at
E. K: BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under mm Hotel
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Mr and Mrs. H. M. Buzzard, ac—
rmnpunmd by Dr. and Mrs. William
J. Moore left on Thur-clay by auto for
alulll two weeks.
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-—-00al. {re-h mined. screened tuto-
nuiculy. Hm.“ Gon- Oo.. Tel.
781. .
Mum El’eanore Grifln at Reed
an as»: left today for Springrlel d.
Mama. where she is to be the guest of
Blind: for a week.
-—~Buy your Vlctrola at Donnelly'n
on easy weekly Winona. Store open
evening's until 9 p. m.
TIL-ginning today at the local thea-
tres. slide: and illustrations in the
"Cart-ml Crossing Campaign" of the
New Haven railroad. are to be flashed
on tho- .screena at both theatres.
m
—Ht‘orm. Batter-rm recharged
mu Kenn. O Ram-uni Ave.
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A photograph 0: county delegates to
the V. F. W. Slate encampment, being
held at Bridgeport. yclterdny. today
and tomorrow. uppe: . rd in the Bridgi-
port 'I‘Mtexram this morning. and
among the delegates was Captain Wll-
ter Collins: whose picture showed up
remarkably well.
-——~R.. YT. going 2 the Put. Hose car-
nival tonight?
Graduation exercises of the Frank»
tin and Center Junior High schools
will be hold at 8 o’clock tonight at ")0
Norwalk Armory. Two bundrnd and
sixty-seven pupils will be 11-39mm!
with diplomas. The principal addrh‘s
will lw made by Rev. Joseph J. Imiy
of St. Joseph's church.
—smrv hats. o‘Blsen's.
The formal opr'xing of. tho Fine
Point Catholic club will orcur nt'xt
Friday ind Saturdays. wbnn many of
the Now York guests of last war, who
haw: bot-n (able in er-uri- rm-erntions.
will be present ovvr ma. holiday. The
club is launching two floats today for
the inrrenvml number of swimming
membors.
——"lilrl Jup» Pluvins" near drownnd
us. but wn will he on dark lonigh’t.
PM. How varnivnl.
quarterly meeting of
Daughters of America
livid ”lY the Knilrbta of Colum~
linvmw "'1 ‘Wnshinmnn «front.
.n _: :m o'rlnrk tomorrow
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vtnfmi
Aitsr lho l‘niginnm gaggirin
('ourt lawn-l NO. um.
will l‘llll‘YI'lln lho- .Io‘lr’gufivw from the
"will“ M‘ iii" «lath who are-
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s‘il ‘-: 2 :ur “ - ilmous Now Srrnm-
luv-r: (Influx-"tors. Ask us, how you
0.1.12." Ewtwr :~minr pvrior'finnw‘
p'rlw mort- :m‘o-s pt-r gallon of gnxn-
‘mo. ltminlv A} Avr‘u. 630 Van Zamli
stree t. East Norwallt.
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of 41 Cave mm'mo.
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S'HLlerx POWELL' Corp.-
3...“; Norma:
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and will be entered on panobobh andpaidafdfi
Jar-ah O‘tvwhan. who convllzr‘ts‘ :1
fruit slnrr‘ at Monroe and Chestnut
Fir-mm. rr-‘pnrtmi in thr- poilr‘e Hun
stolm‘rmt- hall tnml to R?! in his SUN“
‘32" mum. Emt that he had soa'rul
them .iwdy by flashing the light rm.
Ti . rr.;..\ wrw ,~horf. wore :1 darlxy lint
mill wrm in his shirt sleeves. and
w’: M. .:<"'Ll‘"'I away ran down Chm-trial
saw-M, Vim-ks WPY'" found whrro tho
.lpur l"ill Iwa-n tampered with. :m-
(‘orumr lo l‘nlrntn'mn John Reynohir.
who x-wmqtiznfml tho affair.
——W‘ho knows? We may give YOU
that lI‘fllrflhie building lot. Put. Host.-
cart-Wu]
BAUR’S DEIJCATESS-EN store will
open iis doors on Monday on Rall-
road Ava. next to the Singer Sewing
machine store. Special: on all dell-
catelsen. 1t
'8 Hi” the Board of Director! of the South
is day a dividend at tho me-
was declared; to tha- Monitor!
:2 of the bani: for the’six new endure:
with:
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.JIV IDENI NOTICE
" . Bank held th
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I. ”(in Soimanu, Pram-Iver ‘
George L. w W
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The’flggest Offer
oftheSeason
Suits
$2§.75 .
How these values have
startled the Men of Norm
walk talking. '
Be Sure You Get One.
Small Chm for ma..."
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Rogers ("9' Stevens
2mm
1 S. Norka
Norwulk
, Miss Slocum's school. Bridgeport.
'evening, in honor 0! her approaching
gifts. such as cut glass lint-n. etc.
Mina Mildred Aller of Norwalk and
Miss Erma Chase of Bridgeport I€1Vthl
today for Colorado. where they will
stay nine weeks at the lax-sea prot'eSs
ionul dancing_ camp in the country.
'i‘hey will get. the work or such artists
as Pavley and Oukrainsky of Chicago;
TM Adolph _Bohm. Albertleri.
Puma. Hamid. and many others.
They will bring back some'beamifigl
dances for their classes in the early
fall. Miss Chase is the assistant at
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mia: Lillian Flnéh at her home in
West Washington - street. Thursday
moi-rinse to Stanley A). Mills of High-’
land avenue. The shower was attend-
ed by relatives and friends of the pros-n
pectlve bride. Later in the evening
mnable refreshments were- qervod.
The bride-to-be received many neaul‘
, I!!! Alice. Stratton Meeker, daugh-
5 l
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t2: offidward 9. Market a: 11 West-
port avende. at 3 o'clock.» this after-
noon will become the bride of George;
Jay Sackal of Peekskllt. N..Y.. tor—3
merly of. Bridgeport. The cemmomg;
will be performed at tho home‘ot the '
bride by Rev. Ernest F': Hem-econ
pastor of the Norwalk Cangrgsatlonal
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldwater and non;
Mrs. M. K. Bochud, ‘ Van Buren
avenue. gruduated. from the Curve:
Chlroprutlc institute at the gun
else: in New. York. city, last evening:
~thvn and Panama: cleaned. u
0'l.’rlons.
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Rvgular aervioés will be held to-
morrow at, the Norwaik M. E. church;
Rev. W'. A. Layren. D. D. of Brooklyn
N. Y. will have charge of both‘ morn-i
ing and evening services .'
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Members of the Children of Mary
scciely of St. Mary's church are en“
jnylng a picnic at Roton Point today.
Special cus took the society to the.
beach. ' 1
Jamas Fife is planning to uUId his!
turn! display 01' lire-works on July
Fourth this year. and is planning to
ban: a much bigger and far better dis-
play man. my be has bad as yet in
Ely avenue.
A special rehersal of the cantata
“J:~an oi Arc" was held last n‘ght at
ihv) Norwalk High school by the Peo-
plr's chorus. The cantata will b? we
named at. the Normal): armory Wed.
nvsday night.
Practically the entire lcca‘. lodge
of Moose. togethvr with th: members
of the Women's of Mooselzeart Legion.
arr in attendance at l.;e,Moose Fivld
Day being held in Stamford today.
The Mouse is holding its convention
in that cfiy.
Sheriff Davis. of Poghkeppsie, N.
the‘lepboned {o the‘ local police and
said“ um. nine year old Esther Page.
at Dover Plains. had disappeared from
liar home. and it was thought that she
mizh: have been :aken away by Mrs.
Jennie Happy, of 94 Washingu-n
street. this city, who had been visiting
in. Dover Plains. Mrs. ’Happy . was
queailoned but knew nothing about
tho girl.
Mike Aedi. of t Woodward avenue,
rlrlvzng a Ford delivery car tor the
9.02mi Norwalt Elev-trio Light works.
N‘Eldl'lmj to the police that he baJ been
rlv-ivirg up Haviland Sires-l yesterday
mmnrmn and when near South Main
mp: slowmi down 2:) allow traffic to
21:15:. As he did so. a Mércer car. own.
Id by Mrs. E. E. Williams 0! Gregory
ilouls-vard and driven by Harry B.
Amblvr bumped the rear of his car.
civiu'hliy' damaging it.
I BAKERY PWEIS
The Sanitary Baakery is a good and
convenient place 10 buy bakery
products—{or it is centrally located.
uses only the best of materials and
all baking takes place in a daylight
establishment under strict sanitary
conditions. Bread of all varieties,
wheat, graham, rye. Vienna, whole
wheat are fresh made daily here and
a loaf of bread from The Sanitary
Bakery satisfies. John B. Sandbar,
Prop. 36 South Main St.
‘Tollee, 146 South Main street;
wMorton of Howard HWBWWm;
in": spending- a. few days with bin-and!
Mrs. Herman Colin at so WesLavcg
hue.
William J. Cutter. Lt. Commander
of the U. 3: Mine #30“. Curler. is
spending the week-end wltlrrnam E.
Captain Frank Lassen of hampton
Brads. Virginia.. is. spending a few
days in South Norwalk.
I
An appeal from the finding of the;
Board of Freeholrlern in the Wall;
street properly ddahrdlu hrdlsmtwypq
street videnlng in meaning him $65!
idmagrs on Wall street property on- g
'm by him, we. made many by Bull
l
Remnants through)“: cousel Dun-l
bar and Quinlanr’l‘he city of Nov-
walk 1133 been ordered to appear be-
fore a hearing on the matter to be;
held in the. Superior court at New;
Haven on July 5. ‘..§.i
mean-up week campaign has been;
extended another week it was an-g
nounced this morning by Dr. Robert;
E. Perdue. health pincer. This was;
done because at the inclement weathi
er of the past several days. It isi
planned by the Board of Health t
house and store in Norwalk with a;
v?ew of ascertaining sanitary condi-K
lions particularly in regard to any re~i
{use dump: in back r‘rda.
l
Graduating exercises of the eight;
grade pupils at. St. Mary's Parochial.
school will be held at 3:38 o’clock ton
morroV> afternoon it St. Mary‘s;
church. An elaborate 920;. ram align;
bhen managed f Jug 23m} aim. t3
museum. speakelgfifl ghasflle auxin. ‘
fiancln J. Pier, D. [1, Bishop of Con-,
cordlg, Kansas. He, will not only ad»?
dress the graduates. but present «ll-7
plnmas and award the prizes as well:
Bishop Plei is the guest at the pres-
out time. of Rev. Too-nus J. Finn. pas-
tor of St. Mary's church. He is a na-
tive of Greenwich. Conn. ~
DIVIDEND NOTICE
' 1458!! ~
Semi-Annual Dividend of the
Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk. Conn.._
June 13. 1922.
At a meeting of 1b? Directqu of
ibis-Society, held this day, a dUldtnd
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent, per
annum was declared to Depositors
from {be earnings of the six months
ending June 30. 1922.
V The same will be entered on paw
books and paid on and after July
101b, 1922.
MONEY DEPOSITE’D ON OR BE-
FORE JULY 10TH. 1922. WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 181‘,
1322.
Openlondayzvening36to7
Standard'fimo
Deposits Over .......... $4,900,000.00
Albert R. Halls-in, Prat; Willow
H. Hm,fioer.; New]:
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and Ffiendskip
They do mix. But- on
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[engage a man who will visit evenIMMMMunuum
lmake
i embroidery matchingtbe runes. Chm
1 together at the armhole and by the
- tracts attention. but has mandated
“Wm run-.4... .
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hubcfilkdlmm.
a!“ do»; It in“ alth- m‘ 'by
1-.Mu of the buds. mm It
«origin-m, within-arranged
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FASHIONS i
EWIHE. KlDlIES
W, ' W ..a:..... Law I:
for YW firm“;
warn-um:
“121m W m.
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cm.
Amongmi‘iaruflmwuh,m
W'mmdtamdralumu
m'wm “this: m p
mm.knownbyml
otherwbutmhnmfle—
1.1.. m fabric might be trimmed
body. and comes in all m of inter-
esting, colon End color communal.
Plain brown chambray in used to
some smart little tracks.
trimmed in miles of ermine in con-
trasting color. and often with wool
bra; in various colors is combined
wlth narrow striped gingham with
very modem 1
A dainty party are. tot 9. very
soul! girl is melted 0!me and
pale time voile. The cut. or the «has
is interesting. in that m pet-teeth
straight sections are used. plnmeked
atthetopmfomnsortotyoh.
banded all around with the blue voile
(the dress Drover: is in‘wblte). and
with fagoung' holding the two panels
together on each side from skin hem
’tn armscye. The dress is caught on
the shoulders with bows of blue rib-
bon. so that a wide neck line in el-
fected.
MUCH INTEREST IN SLEEVES
The WIde, Fiowing Wing Arm Cover
ing it Featured in the Majority.
of Dresses.
Novel and interesting sleeves may
high lights of spring and summer
styles. and the range of types featured
is very wide. Practically all sleeves.
except those shown in strictly tailored
or sport suits. flare somewhere. and
not infrequently there is a generous
width from armhole to wrist.
Slgeves of the peasant type, quite
full.butdrawnmtoanmowcun’
at the wrist. are popular both in
given to them by various slashings.
sothnttbebmamlavlflble. Some
times such a sleeve ll slit in entire
arm; sometimes it is “skinned of
several strips or sections merely held
can. and min the sleeve will be slit
from wrist to elbow only.
The ’leg-ofimmton sleeve still at-
certalnly be recorded as one of the i
dream and blouses. and variety is ,,
length either on the inner or outer _
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“De Wee-of “-22:31 you 1.3. to , At the club the min-:- evening. tit;
as,» mild. {Thole when “appends in~ 'conversmlvn turned in palladium
finely on ® attention yru, kg“ all for ;words and phrases which spell”!!!
It. A sermon nfn'r actually no innxer :same whether you sum at the m
don you. kin herein do C(mgregaugn fining. or m the. 91:11. (me meme: :Is,
awake." lmarked that the best xmlindromerhif
had ever swam—ills been beél‘mse it
was a normal); “mum! sequence 0!
"wonls in an advertlsza-aneut-was C .
:sign nuivh Emailed In a drug’itbrg
pvjmlow many year: 41:30. R. m. I3;
:8 time when Rel ROM was popular, 3" .v
la curative ӣ9le and me W,
sign run: “lied Rent. PM Up, to .. fl
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THAISER. lilo;
"zu‘fific Stasmof;
GREETING ACCOUNT
at thin Bank. We invite,
YOU to open one.
A GROWING
BUSINESS
Every man wants his busi—
ness to grow. Each year he
wants to do better that
the. year before. But. 8
growing business, like a.
growing trge, should have
deep. and Sfmng roots.
We Pay Particular At-
tention to Household
Checking Accounts and
P e r s o n a1 Accounts of
_Women. 1
—_..—.—
The People’s,
This bank furnishes you
with that sub-soil of care
' and capital in which .1;
T business can legitimately,’
mSt 0., develop.
South N orwdlk,
Conn.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
or!
South N orwalk, Conn.
First Bank Under the Bridge
on Washington Siren
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ANNOUNCEMENT
W'e have just been appointéd distributors for thr- famous,
New Strembel'g Carburetors. Ask us how you can gvf better *
motor performance plus more. miles per gallon of gasoline.
REDDY & AYRES
60 Van Zandt Street EAST NOBWALK.
From'the Cellar to the Roof We Can Fm
Everything a Mason Will Need in
Bm’kling Your Home.
AND THEN——
When {he House 15 Finished You Will Want sane
Good Coal With Which to Eat It. Phone Us at 113
THENORWAEK coAL.& SUPPLY 'CO.. I
Coal and. Mason Material
8.. Mail:
1“ M St.
Norwalk
39' Wall 8t.
the vague that was 98?]! predicted
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wingsleevexmmcbmmred.
‘ auras-t1 “.mhce.
for it, and in formal gowns and hand-
sams neglizee garments wide. flowing
#2,
M" a.” only with paint naval“
name expenditure or time and
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WALTER CAMP’S DAILY DOZEN
are: w m, m min van
‘ Feel Batter m1: m- Work m
Just-twelve WM set to 13559?th you’ll
enjoy as mnch asp-“goal shower on; g.melur§1g' ' ‘
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