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Tim people's Chorus will hold ltn
)lust réhcarml for the cantata “Joan
m' A rc" at the Armory this evening at
1 \ o'clock.
Av. awning over the storc or 13 Ely
was: reported by Pntrolmun
.lnhll Smith. to have been loose from
:lh" iron rods holding it.
——'Buy your Victroln. at Donnelly'n
on easy weekly payments. Store open
exenings until 9.x». m.
M'ms Tulley. or Chnpcl street. com-
theouptown police inst
about boys firing oft firecrack-
l‘atrolman Murphy warned the
f lllilhl
‘3“1‘5‘.
' mum.
Th» ecnfioldlng in from of the m-w
ljnlzl lnnl‘ling on South Mnln sin-ct.
lnvx: tn tht- railroad bl‘icigt'. mun
v.-.-.y this morning and our of tho
workmcn tllcrc. had a narrow escape
:rmn lmlng injured.
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l Arnrmc fight “fans" who wont to
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«w tlu- Leonard-Britton contcst inst
mghl :11 the Velodrome, wore Lo-n
(inn-h. Joseph 'l‘amnny. Dick irr-
-;. win», James Knvarugls and William
Lynn‘s.
-—Clean Egg. Stove and not cool
Flu-rt: ond Gan- Co. Tel. 721
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'i‘hH-c cases of measles were rcport—
ml in llr. llohert E. I’erduc, hvnlill
f1“ . yesterday. T’hosc ill with thv
,z- v.14» arr Elizabeth and Edmund
l<ui.;m nt‘ :7 North Palrfic-ld Il"(‘hll“.
‘ml lioynl (lstcrbanks of 58 Taylor
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\vdimm P. Lemongolli. of this
l-ll‘; ”ml-3 entcrcd lntoa. partnership
“ifh Charles: Roberts. or llldgnnold. a
wwrnl contwmor. Messrs. Lemon-
.7. "l and Roberts have hecn nwnrdr-d
Hw contract for laying 4.0M! llnvul
-, «t of concrete sidewalk in Err-w-
N. Y. The work will he com-
y.,..~-.-...1 within a row days.—-T‘innlmry
.\'r\'.'~.
“91',"
-smrnre Batteries recharged
.uron Kohn. 9 Built-mu! Ave.
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'l‘l~c ‘lznrlwrs' T'nion will mot-t this
“wrung. whcn tlu' committcc an.
.‘pmmw! to cantor with the “boss"
lml‘lvu's. rcgarding the rr-ncwlng of
m» agreement for this your. will
Hulk" ma report. it was gutted that
annlv m‘ the "boss" bar-hers nrc will-
:n‘: to .ulgn tho nmfimt-nt with modi-
fications. um] it in to tnkc in) this
um firm that the union mN-ls this
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Th.“ “with regular session of. Nor-
walk Lodz”. No. 709. Hencvolent and
l‘loluc-tlv» Oracr of Elks. will bc hold
s . rhn lmlzv room tomorrow evening.
’l'hwrev will he class initiation or twen-
candidates. There ~will he
entertainment and refresh-
undcr thc direction of the
wrunmllN-t-s of the lodge. The mem-
lv- r“: rill turn out next Monday (‘\"’ll«
nu: tor Yht- carnival l’val‘itfl“. and 5m.»
«m' will uttr-nll the convcntlon in At-
Cl'mti' Clinfi'iext month. The next
rum-hug; will be held on July 26th.
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‘ dwn
1 much“,
llll'IlYF.
—-'Full line of Auto
Aaron Kuhn.
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ninth" to llmlth
of NW prac-
“its
lint-wt I"’l‘lilli‘,
dumping e’iectiyczl vcgctahles nt
Irawr cnri of “buy street. Ilr.
H-v-elnl- investigated and reported to
investigated
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and for mun-dim III. on oxhlltlon cl
Accessories
“"5 mitten our 1
0! the Season
$25 and $30l
Suits
'At
~ - $23.75
How these Values have
started the Men of Nor-
walk talking.
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Be Sure You Get One.
”mm 01mm m- “notions.
Rogers 6? Stevens
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Norwalk 0 m
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, Supt-uni J. HurryGibaon today in
in Iii-ldxeport on buuineu.
Th"
chorus! will
Xurwulk armory.
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. Firm-Ht F. McGregor, pastor of
.\urwalk Congregational church,
:9an today in Hartford.
—e:.-———
Xiiea Dorothy A. “touts, daughter of
Mr. unvl ‘slrs. Charles W. Stoom. of 17
Franklin ser-t, has bet-n sent by her
erl-ntfl to New York for the benefit
oi hK-r health.
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son at Donnelly'n-
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Attor H“? Let, ")avis htt Fried the an-
nml dlnm‘i z-rl lo‘JSifle-FK "tuning of
Hi." Yo‘ Aldrin Association (2 Fair-
llcld county. held last 'night"at the
l'nlvor-ity club in Bridgeport. Mr.
Davis was elected a trustee of the as-
nociullnn to netw- for three years.
firework! on
’l‘lw- l-‘irst District fire companies
by .1 {also alarm.
allowed that a. boy by the name of
Horton haul pulled box 33 at Harbor
:n'vnuq and Orchard strut. The lad'a
pnronts were warned against the boy
r( pvutlng the stunt. .
—-Have your linoleum cemented.
life can suarantec you a Job that
will give you many years of added
atlvlcc. Angevine Furniture Co.. 16
North Main street. South Norwalk.
.___....__...._
Dcputy Fire Chief “‘illiam J.
Powell. today. received a substantial
Chi-Ck made out to the uptown fire
companies by Dr. I). A. Shambaugh.
in recognition or the excellent Work
the fircmen dill in connection with the
rr-cent flrc at the Shamhnugh home in
Morcan nvcnuc. The check will be
turns-d over to the department fund.
"Twilight baseball" is
more nnrl more populafi' in Ncrwalk.
and so far thrcc games have bcen
schldulcd hy the Lockwood Baselmll
club. one on Friday 9\ nine. June
Ruth. wlwn tho Lockwoods moot the
llilhcrcek team: one on Monday
owning, July 10th. whcn the Cuban
Sizll‘i will lxc tlic attraction. and one
mrmv on Monday cvcnlng. July 17th.
ivhrn thc Lincoln ‘Giants will he the
attraction. The games will start at 6
o‘clock (1’. T.)
final rehearsal of the People's'
be held tonight at the‘
'will he at home after July 4th.
' Detroit and New Rochelle.
s'r. fluid-4114515237.
all” Hwnnh Tout-{1:1 uisen, (laugh;
”I or Mr. and Lin. Ole Olsen at 1
Round View Tor-me. and Clifford
Franci- St. John. son of air. and Mrs.
lv’rerlcrlclt at. John of Delaware-rave-
nuv, ‘wcrc united in marriage at Trial-
ity Episcopal church. by the’rectol',
iicv. Chapman 8. Lewis, at 4:30
o’clock Humming; afternoon. June zlth.
the corcmony being attended by rela-
tlvon and numerous {fiends of the
couple. . .
The attendants Aver: Stanley Lon-
don. a cousin of the 1111663100111, and
Misc Karen Olsen. dimer of the Etude.
who was moia‘ot honor. The nude":
other attendants were the Misses .38.»
rte Htcnnlnnd, Andrena Anderson and
Beatrice Olsen, cousin: of the bride.
Konncth St. John. fi'llliam Olsen
and Iucharq Ramond were the ash-
era. ~
The bride wore a. gown or white
Canton crepe. draped with silver lace,
and a. bridal veil: Sh, carried a show—
cr bouquet of white reach and lily of
the valley. ‘3‘ .
Her sister wore a. dress of pink
Georgette crepe and hat to match and
carried a bouquet of pink "925.“:th
the other attendants wore . blue and
pink Georgette dresses and carried
pink roses. ' '
The church was prettily decorated
with palms and cut flowers. The bride
was given away in marriage by her
lather. and the single ring ceremony
was observed.
Following the ceremony at reception
was held at the home of the bride's
parents. after which the couple. en~
dcavored to sup away on their wed~
ding journey. which is to parts un-
known. They will make their resi-
dence at 1 Sound View Terrace. and
Guests were present from New Brit-
am. lrooklyn. New York. Waterbury.
Mrs. Sims
sang "Perfect Love" as a solo du‘ring
the reception.
Mrs. St. John was a supervisor a.
the LeRoy Shirt Company's factory on
Chestnut street. while Mr. St. John is
a contractor and builder. Both young
people are well known in the city.
_‘——-——-~
anmwnnncn.
Miss Louise R. lamence. daughter
of John R. Lawrence of this city. and
Howard J. Parker of Boston. Mass...
were married by Rev. Mr. Gaylor.
pastor of the Congregational church
in Dorchester, 313.53.. on Saturday att—
emoon at 4 o'clock. It was a quiet
home wedding. only immediate friends
and relatives being in attendance. .The
father of the bride. and her brother,
wvro called out yestm-day al‘ternoonl
Investigation l
becoming a
Paul M. Lawrence. were present and
witnessed the ceremony. The f or
Miss Lawrence has been employ d as
a nursc in Boston for secvral years.
The couple will make their residence
in Dorchester.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
145th
: Semi-Annual Dividend of the
Not-walk Savings Soonety
Norwnlk. Conn.
June 13, 1922.
At a meeting of the Directors of
this Society. held this day. a dividend
lat the rate of FOUR (A) per cent, per
Eon-nun: was declared to Depoaitors
from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30, 1922.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after July
101b, 1932. .
MONEY DEPOSITED ON on BE-
FORE JULY 10TH. 1922. ‘V ILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY IST,
1922.
Open Monday Evenings 6 to 7
Standard Time
( Deposits Over . ......... $4,900,300.00
lAlbert n. Malkin, Pres.; William
' H. Hunter, Vice Pres.; Frederick
A- Ens, Tress.
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‘ 201 Washington Street.
*— it!“ {n.llcv. who in turn mm.“
_-. i‘l'lll l‘nllixll that drlw-ra for Bermun & E
Bag k" 'SIimly-rx: hn-l Mon guilty of tap ‘_
nun-rum. The company was notli. d :
tman ‘{’(laks .rm-l thvy informed the police that 2_
. H .l« dumping was strictly againxt‘ :-
PE- ’ ’ him; I :‘ar -:- rmlfirc. :md that they would ("n- 5—,
I v%.'." m in iln-l out who had done so.
7‘ ' ' ml that tho man would be dis.
. » mil. :1»'v,;.y;n.l' ma orders had been given
_._.._ ’l‘lnl this: must not he done.
lllLls ' 'v- 1 DURANT SIX
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DIViDEND NO
‘ ’~ " 1110 Board of Directors 01 *1“ Bomb
‘- TWI' annnm was declared to the deposit“!
the bank for the six months
4" i .1 be entered on
Ceé'ue L. Woodland. TM
this'day a dividend {at the we
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' . SOCIAL ms , '1‘
.mn am“ to; tie?!“ a}
of Lunatic City. m.
and calling on friends in .the city.
leaving today for New Hampshire to
mend the summer.
Albert D. _Morgau. of “’ashingtc
street, one of the many Winchestcr
dealers in the state or Connecticut. is
attendingthe retailers’ convention of
the "Red W” being held in ' New
Haven.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Baldwin will
pay a visit.) to their daughter, Mrs.
“laugh, at .Mulberry Point, Guiltord,
{or sham ten adoyss.
Mrs. J. “Wesley O'Connor, or Nor-
wall; is Spending -a week with her
mother. Mrs. W. E. Hartley, in East
street. Daubury. - '
The board of directors of the Home
for the Aged held its annual picnic
yesterdaygt the home of Dr. and. Mrs.
D. W. McFarland. Greens Fauna. A
delightful dinner "was served and this
was mum by a ‘muslcue. The com-
mittee in charge w’ere: Mrs. John C.
Sherman, Miss Elia J. Byxhee, Mrs.
William R. Russell, lira. Taylor and
Kris. D. W. McFarland. -
“NEAR EAST RELIEF
- “‘OBIE'BS SAIL.
Among four Near East ’Relief
'workers aboard the S. 8. fNEW
YORK" en route to Cummnle,
for service in the war-torn and fam-
ine regions of the Levant. is J. Ai-
fond Nelson, a graduate of Yale Uni-
versity, Class of 1919.
Nelson. a veteran of war time ser-
vice in the navy. {signing sent out by
the relief organiuuon for work
among the boys in the orphanages at
Alexandr-0pm, Armenia. where Amen
icon relief workers have ooncentrhted
more tum 20.000 homeless young
war and famine sufferers. ‘He is a
specialist in this work, in which the
Near East Relief is engaging in con-
nection with its program of training
children rescued from starvation for
future self—supporting ciforts.
The four relief warkels will pro-
ceed to Constantinople where the
others will be assigned to stations in
Anatolia. Clllcln. Syria. or, Trancau-
canto. within which areas the Near
East Relief is responsible'for the care
of approximately 150,000 children.
Nelson will so directly to Trunscau-
mia from one Ottoman capital.
Try a Classified Advertisement in
the Sentinel.
dooonnmmsnmn
Indigestion‘cauaee worry. nervous-
ness. sick headaches, biliousneu.
coated tongue. bad breath, bloating,
gas. constipation and constant dis-
.txess. Henry C. Thoma. 1002 Harri-
son A\'e.. Baston. Mm, writes:
“Since taking Foley Catlin-tic Tablets
I feel fine." They cleanse‘the bowels.
sweeten the' stomach and invigorate
the liver. Cause no pain, no nausea.
Not habit forming—just a good.
wholesome physic— Stillman-Powell
Corp. a
A GROWING
BUSINESS
Every .mnn wants his busi-
ness to grow. Each year he
wants to do better than,
the year before. But a
growing business, like a
growing tree, should have
deep and strong roots.
This bank furnishes you
with that sub-soil of care
and capital in which a
business can legitimately
develop.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
of
South Nomlk, Conn.
A special mceting of the field any
committee of South Norwalklmdge,
Loyal Order of Moose, “will be :held
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
at which time the committee will
make its final report onthe Stamford
field day held last Saturday. South
Not-walk Lodge has accepted the in-
vitation to attend the carnival and
parade to be held the third of .July
night. and will appear in parade. in
the same manner they did at Stam-
ford, and then some mm
namely, the field day committee. wail
have «anti-re c me of tho ' amuse-x
ments. which matter will .3390 be
taken up at tomorrow night‘s m ,
mg and the mug-Inertia _. '
letter. All members of this Web ,
are requested to be on handmltly; ' .
3t eight o'clock marrow evening. ' '
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