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South Norwalk
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Bill NEWS :
\ vlmplnint w:;-~' nzullt“ to thw police:
..'.' :I‘JI' rum”. i-llfrlli Mcys' plo.y-.
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Apparel
Tllr .‘Jili'lt‘, \‘IIlIIV
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9;; v.|:il~~ playing ntavr m?
prawn jfl's’lv’i'dlly
nimshc lzin-
ho'tll'.
-Ciean Egg. F'nvc and nut coal.
Harris and Gang Co. Tel. 721
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All the New Fabrics for
. Spring and Summer
(if Folk HM”. - and for lmmcdlato use on exhlitlon at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY 60008 STORE
Under Mohackemo Hotel
2 45-47 West Washington Street
Nil n; l ‘.l"‘-. sziw'll l‘niil'ili:i.~ now _
hull!“ {.-, l'I.e~' rl'HIlll’. grown-l luring
“K4: last we! k. ‘\. « ‘ t. r-s m‘ Muknnnu.
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STILLSON PO‘VELI} Corp.
South Norwalk
ON JULY 1 st.
, ' mi: 05 the year 192:2 begins.
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41 full lmvw u. .
tuniw illicit-st from July lst.
Alden Solman5_
president. Edwfi .
George L. Woodwan}, Treaaurer.
Mtrllkt-r (.‘nlvlron. No. 17.
will pnrn'll-
Munku-rs wi"
:1. HM \‘h ll Mule“ rooms at H o‘clock.
Ski-m3. of
church.
riiny, and will continuu-
Sunday Illll'lllL'
.LI-mu o: l:~\. .\. C. Coliurn
, ram”: ,t. ' cxvcpt :3..t'.irduy night. Ummeily‘s.
1.: li‘l “Tun-n. 01‘ Cum}. sir-3'4. tnlvl
1 ’nt rm l mm H
, _ ; 3: .~' , ‘ ., . ; ;, - ; t‘ (‘1' investigated. but could
* , ' .« l~ ‘ . x il.‘l"‘ of any 01w.
.,,.I. I ,i. , - . . , _ lu- l'- max-iu'i (‘luli carnival
(‘Ollillllil‘ll
night.
.l l‘.x‘ liliil‘l‘ nights,
'- A special
all hours. I‘rlccs roo-
r .i.; .~ llg" v.» ? }l.l\'('lll' ill.
Maissa Fowler Tent, No. 11, will
carnix al. Announcement of the the serious illness ox‘ his mother.
meeting will ‘oc mad? later.
' Be sure to get your Chub'wiwa sea-
A special mass for the San Rocco son tickets before W'edhesuay fight.
society of Ncrwnlk will be held at only singLC :;d!lll:5l0ll tickets sold aft-
‘w o'clock tomorrow morning at St. cz‘ that dole.
Mary's church.
Judge George H. Vosbizrgh’ig re-
-—Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly's porn-d as being quite ill at his h‘oiné
on easy weekly payments. Store open on pumam avenue. several physicians
evenings 1mm 9 D. 111- buying to be callcd in to attend him
last night.
A requiem high mass {or Mrs.
Ellen Murphy will be held at S‘ “'mjgm and Raymond Croal, bro-
o‘clccl'. tomorrow morning at St. m..,3.v.-p~,e placed under arrest on
Mary's church. Bouton stroet last Saturday night by
Patrolman John Smith. for intoxica-
.A. requiem high “1:155 “'33 hold at “on. This lnarning"h§vjr cages were
‘1 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's continued until July 19th. under
church tor the deceased members of bonds.
the Knights of Columbus. The serv-
iccs were largely attended.
A man giving his man as Simon
Grotitisky, who claimed tonve‘gotten
the néccssary supply In Bridgeport.
was picked up paralyzed drunk on
Hanl‘ord plum: yesterday and taken to
bywmuarters by Patrolman
The case will
—Storage Batteries recharged
won Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
J. \V. Gorham. the printer of Eliza-
bcth street reported to the police that PPM“: V Ravmond.
boys had broken his Sign there. I‘a- 1‘ rank ' . July 10th.
trolman Raymond investigating found be heard 0‘)
out who the boys were and action is
to be taken against them.
Music. dancing, tennis tournaments
and fireworkfiy alre gimme]: tor tthe
. ,.. . 3 ‘ ie orwa ' Conn ry
The five-cent trolley farc test in “if”. })x£f.,y;;‘::-o::-,L Speidcl's orchestra
Nor-walk will be continuml for an in- :0?” , Vi‘h ,HSiC from 3 until :3: m
«iciinitt- Period. it was lcarncd thiSlW’” tum”. lqfi the semi—finals and
morning by the- ]:venimz Sentinel. 'l‘lu- int llr.~_ some» ‘il-S: . ‘cr llandinnplan-
?i\'« work tvst ended Saturday, hilt liliuls‘ ill tho ..‘~ m‘i‘” b.) 11:63 A I?
{‘19 Public l'tiiities Commission haw" m5 T‘ ”.Immfmr “ll-ll l": Silvia;- anil
not mkvn any action in the mattur ithv 1mg 119.an of )flrc‘worh‘f will
and l-rohnbly will not for some lim‘: ':1 llm'g"0”"Istlgpi‘g)‘he evening. .
at least. 13k" pl‘lc‘
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Louis Krysurk. of Bron-l firm. Mi/vhml Monnlian. of New Canaan.
nrr‘ shtion complaint of breach or i'orlii‘ 1'3." 01 Norffll‘k sail?! Sfltuidoi“
peace and the use of abusive 19.11- 3922- ii'inV' or! me steamslllgfi ‘ t:
guazc chargcs, was given at hearir: x-uir‘: m' ihf: l‘r':3l'«‘3| ”M“- h“— ‘A 53993:
it! ill-- uptown ci‘ly court this mor: - to spe‘ld i—T‘Wil‘fr 9“” 0‘ l W" mom. ‘“
i-itr. 'l‘hc misc was continur--l mm; abroad. zzxostly in PranCvJanfl inn—gt—
.7 13. Th» .1002qu was rrlcusul in 13“.}. will make the classic v.1r o
. N. -r‘ 01' $lU'u “ugh”. Suing Mont St. Michelfctcu
3:1 h”1“~‘ :0 go cs. far south as Rornc.
Harris & Mr. Monolizm goes abroazl 'momly .or
MS hmlih. but tmn are literally 152-]
—"‘" t- ., .N ;.l.:n 10 iv) SH‘VEd. His book.
fit-l l'izimi'n llmn \‘nn‘ipnny cnr'..i- l “llri. ‘A,-,1,..|2,.-,.",,;(o he transluth into
.f'l‘ 10,1 r'loso- on Suturdny cwr— 3‘.I"“l'l'- ..nvl published at Pang The
Th“ ‘0’ 1,“ w}. ,,....._.-.- mu very much arousv-l
" "H Mi. 1” i". map“ away, “in ‘ on if.» sallxiui 0i ”Prohibition. and the
myrrh-l :si (Ev morning game of in. .wxriiu‘iofl. S 5m. from popular over
K at .s :l:-.l i‘l“ Fpringwoolis at IBM 21-min}: lost :1 “in” nu”.
l‘...\t- .' grounds tomorrow morning.
~Large size pea coal.
31!]: Co., Tel. 721.
'l :1 I'I'L'v nth nvidnl‘v.
‘hr w, l": u!‘ “-
kw: 1,... r.” “.31”: in this country-
’i’i:.!l;(‘ through ill" First District 7
Cur liii- ‘.‘.‘wl:—":?v! was th‘3 ll“il‘v‘l"$' SOCIAL AOTES
n ycnrs :icvorlnm to stun-mints giv-
1']! out this ‘morxziiu: by tho Norwn;l; “'— _ _ ~
l'ri'iui I). partlm-lil. lillll‘ll‘avlfi 0" "(in '-I':,<.~‘>‘ «kill-'1 4”" Akin-V“? \\ “'Sh
u!=i(,mol:l.‘v~ pusswl tiirunnli tho- city. .3 .'._ Yurk City hm"- ‘l‘lilill‘llffd 19
containing pnéswngr-rs, ml to spend all. r spending several
ill“ Fourth of July hon-lays. Ixitrol- . "'zi-rl’ of Mr. anti Mrs. I).
um. um.- strviunr-l :i'n'w, tlir- Po.“ ummit avcnuc.
lituul from tllv otvl lllmlvllnl hull-ling '11 Murphy. hind 02‘ the
to lill‘ mm m” \\'i‘.<ipnrt Mil handling 2-. -. 51m. f-li,lii:(-ery .1. naturism.
tliv lirnvy tram» y-«s‘wwiuy. Miss Alzcc llurns of
liookui to sail
:nr :m ext‘nde-l tour of
Having all the principal
-2- it st. T3l“)' plan to stay
.' ‘wn months. i‘"l\ll‘l‘.ll‘._2‘
3-, .'-:l‘“
—~l‘.nnriur linkrry, .‘Jozzrno strr‘ct.
ani- you Vill'fll any of our xlico,‘ cukvs
or a loaf of good hom‘ —lll.‘l~11: lirtad'.’
\Vc mnkc whitv. whole wli nit, onimv :il
Samuel \N‘arlng‘ of Brooklyn, wasfii’“
not meet tonight, on account or' the summoned to this City yesterday b}
Reminders F or.
the Holidays
GOLF SUITS
GOLF KNIGKERS
GOLF HOSE
SPORT SHIRTS
BOW TIES
UNDERWEAR
SILK HOSE
THE “sron'rs'rn”
_. HAT
LUGGAGE
Rogers 69’ Stevens
TWO Stores
Norwalk s. Norwalk
1nd 2‘}: lu‘vnil :mzl Mvcm] kinds of‘
rolls. 'l‘I-l. 367.
Squirrniiér. Among ille‘
«1 in» y piln to \‘i‘iit.
‘1.- tlw mum: ~ 7 ,unriim \‘illusrr‘. Ober—
.l.imc< ll. \Vurlh (il' l'lfi East nvc- nrm'unil. tn '2"~-H filv- wonderful
mh. driving my l-Isstv car up Sou‘h llellWllml 0'- Y"l"’l°ll 1’37““
Main strt-f-f. Suturilny ni‘h innon. luring Miss Murp 3’s absence. the
struck tho roar of an auto operated by. ' ‘ 13"‘1‘? ~19mrlmt ‘i' will lie 100K2U
\‘lnccnt Sweeney of High street, as the ' M in“ ;i':.l~.~ a» 1mm, Bliss Mary
l'itt~~i inz'nmi from North Main strvu! Ninth
to go down \Vnshington strcct. 'l‘lm
mi‘dmlnril of SWt-t'l‘my’s car \V;1>‘sli§:lzf— A :5 ry plcaszmr s1
ly damaged. xiv-:1 to Miss 11th n
———_.
Misc pnrty wns
:wiim. lust l“!‘l~
—————- (3.1K running. at hvi imc at 5 lioits
'l‘ll" vvcnts of July II?“ as follows: plnvc. Gami-s wor. rijoycd. Piano
’l‘uws-lsiy will i» lmlvpi mlvnm lrwv. M5105 were rcndt'ra‘l :v' Miss 11“in
'l‘liv :-n wi‘l lw 1» full moon on S.li!ll‘— llnliin. )lny Guilt-z :v null Lillian
vlnv. Th.» 12th will 1w known 1.: Hr— \K'rigiit. and violin los hv lluss‘ill
n man‘s l‘mv kmvl thr- lflth :is St. Kulmcr. Supper vc. sorvcd on the
Switliin's Thu: ’1'?!“ mm‘m will I.“ in lawn. Tliosc prism? Irv: Mui’gzn'it.
inst unwrlrr on “in lTlli :iuil lht ‘r- \\'l:l‘1':l‘.’ln0r (ind Jcssiv‘ \‘ son. 3133‘ Gm-
lw :1, nvw moon on tho 24th. Thu L’x‘lh hmlgc. Rita .lcssup Lillian \Vriglit.
will lm known :ls tho :lnnivvwsnrv of; l‘iorv’m‘c Pi-l‘fcrs. ," l’ng‘il Janis.
th.~ liiziunim: of Ihv l‘lurnpv-nu \\':lrt‘\'tl‘ll;l S’Llllltx‘. li-iti 7121:! Rate .\l'—
in 1914. Th“ m'oon will hv in first gmtm :1
quart. r on ilm With. ll' *‘
l._\l:n Knnmi. S inu'l
.ls—rnilnr {\‘rw‘tm'. ("nxz'
-le. frF-sh mined. screened auto- , l‘m hm. Fir-‘3 J. 7““
'nntlcally.
12L Louis Brclim.
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:l‘ui‘illri' (i:
l’l \‘.'i:ii:i:li J. 'I‘mcby and
.m- 3 mi 1'”.- scnsull.
'1 mil 1:} :
.I ~.. r_v lll't‘lly sight along tiiv
——l‘or rrval painless extraction go
to Dr. Dtitz. 47 South Main street.
ulhun‘wwvwmm . ». . i ..
. started that savings account or if you have not
1 , in ;l\ ' t'w- ~ ~ r ' ' '
ir 1! . 2.. . ll tn _\our account as you intended to. this Is thc
illliv- ‘H (in it, '
A . - . .
.. . mum-A, (ll-[Misltt‘tl in this bank before the 11th of July will
° iigsBank; a
Heard, Vlceopmldent
M
mm: a.» mum in W
i! Il-‘l-‘n lir" I. llll\.\f‘ll lx’tili-l
.-\l'£!l‘.’1!ln,l
l ‘.’:l1‘h. Louisi
‘ll('ll. Mr. nu-il
.33; can
are: tbs
,j . 1. Sc: Will
i- O k W 'hfikfli, Air.”
The engagement of Miss Beatrice.
Olsen to Irving Crancc, formerly of
Liberty. N. Y., and now residing in
South Nor-walk. and of her sister. Miss
Ethel Olson to Harold “Williams of
East Norwalk, is announced by~their
mother, Mrs. D. Olsen of \Voodward
avenue. .\'o dates have been set for
the weddings. Both young women are
employed at the J. & J. Cash Com-
pany factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Allcii Bean left on
Wednesday for an eight weeks motor
trip to California. Mrs. Bean, who
was formerly Miss Amy Clark of this
city. has been spending the past
month with herparents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Clark of Hamilton avenue.
Miss Marion Mottmm of 19 Hillside
street, and Miss Annie Newton of Tay-
lor avenuc.,are spending their vaca-
tions at the Girls' Friendly camp at
Canaan. Conn. W'hlle there Miss Mot-_
tram will favor with vocal solos on‘
several occasions.
Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, chief oper—
ator at tho local telephone exchange,
and Misg Madalinc Brown. supervisor
at tho cxchangc. started a two weeks’
vacation from their duties yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Benedict of:
19 liillsidc strcct are today cclebrat- “
ing their Tth wedding anniverslry.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Becker and
Miss Kntlicrinn Flick 01' Jersey City.
nrc visiting Mr. Becker's parents of 30
Lincoln avenue. over the week end and
holiday.
Mrs. 1“!"n'lk L. liq-lining has return—
(wl to hC'l' homr- in l‘rovidcnc“. after :1
two \vn'ks' \'i>’l? with Mrs. Georgi" R.
Van A‘stynv. liliyuvw :ivcnuc.
Mr. nual Mrs
llhmic lstaml,
walk. arc swirling the
owl holiday hvl‘i‘.
Prior Purim, of
Week-on.)
After (enjoying :1 two wmks' vacu—
(lon smut at Groton. Conn., Miss I-leic.
K. Show. nigt toll operator at tlv‘ local
i. Vclinngc, has rcsumcd her duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Slcphcn Kovnchs oi” '
the svconil district. arc obscrving tho.
__ Maples Es Goldschmidt
J. Ilulmrt Dunning and fumily have
. i. :1 ill) 1:; I. 'h.’ . tho; will
Harris and Guns 00.. Tel., .\lv~. Tlvnrv \Volic u :.x.. [ml Mrs. “"m‘l ‘ 1‘ 3luv. u «n -\
today.
spcnil the sum mcr.
Bliss Allow lloycc has rcsumcd licr
limits zit illv' lucnl li'lt‘llllOlltl cxclmngo
1.2'114' :1 two wvr‘ks vacation.
\Villium l“. lnniipnin of Nonvnlk
lins ramr-vl a cottage at Compo 11-7.:th
for the summvr.
Mrs. Frank Bacon. has conn to
("worgv town to spciul tho work with
lriéfids. ”
The Officers of this Bank
consider it both RIGHT
and GOOD BUSINESS to
give EQUAL ATTEN-
TION to small and large
accounts. 2f? E 3“ l g 3!"
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The ii’eople”s
_ TruStCo.
South Nomalk,
First Bank-underline Bridge
on Washincton. 78m .
H _. , a“ , .35
formerly 02‘ East Nor- 5
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ITEM)-
_ SUPERIORITY
The following names werc‘ mad- '
vertantly omitted from the list of “79 make a specialty “l. ’llllng eye—
names of pupils perfect in attendance glass-CS combining firmness and cOmi'
at the Franklin Junior High school:
. Room 27 Miss Helen Rundlv. tuicli— -. .- .~ . - . .
en, For the year: Rogmmd Hopkins, the SulmllOlll} at our “orkmanship.
Karl Schaefi, Frank T'nderhill. Joseph . ., .
, N C.
Wasencky. Carl \Vihhen. For the
°?Iomt"iit¥ and Optician:
fort. The quality of our work lies in
term: Lucy Deitz. Roberta Guiurr.
Madelyn Griffin. Helen Kay. Ida Mod—
ne, Mary Modne. Bertha Roth. Barney‘
Ash, Joseph Cheka. Charles Ward, T . '
pom, Webb. Tom. wen“; Wan, 81At13nt1c5t..$tamfond
\Vhipple. Lawrence Straul), , 1.
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‘ THE JULY VICTOR RECORDS ARE HERE.
INSTRUMENTAL _
18894—llarch~Turgue Patrol ..... . .......... .. U. S. Maria Band
The Messenger ’March .................. U. S. Mariw Band
66058—1’Minuet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ......... . ' Philadelphia Orchestra
45311—Rakoczy March—Piano Duet ........... .. Pattison 6“ Maser
Sherzo—Piano Duet .. .................... Partisan av Maier
VOCAL SELECTIONS
64976~Somevrhere ........................... ’. John Mctjormack
l 66056—Every Bit of Loving in (he “7011a .................... Aida
. .18905—My Swanee Home ........................ Peerless/Quartet
My Gal Sal . ............................. Criterion Quartet
18904—High Brown Blues .......... Murray and American Quartet
Little Red School House ................ American Quartet
DANCE RECORDS
18396—Hand Painted Doll-Fox Trot ............ All Star Trio
' Lonesome Landeox‘ Trot .................... All Szar Trio
18901~Swect Indiana Home—4:0): Tl'Of .......... (‘lub Roy“? Orch.
'You Won't Be Sorry—Foxflrot .......... Zez Confr‘y Orch.
. 35716-Popular Songs of Yesterday~Waliz ...... International Orch.
Popular Songs of Yesterday—“’altz ...... International (lrch.
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH WITH MUSIC.
‘—
i A. J. Collins Co.
70- 72. North Main Street
NEW ISSUE
l NEWPORT NEWS and HAMPTON
ll: RAILWAY, GAS and ELECTRIC co.
7% Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock.
Dividends Exempt From the Normal Federal income Tax.
TERRITORY The (humanly furnishcs.
without
m ‘m pc-
v
i liliml. USS. Elev?!“ ._v and S’rcct Railway
i scrvicc on the '\ ”Slum pcniusula.
EARNINGS During the ”as? five years. (‘zil‘lllllth have
I . .
awrug «1 6.5.”; :iur-s the diviilvull.rmguirc-
moms on Prci‘crrcti stock outstanding.
EQUITY The value of tho equity in the pi'npvt'ty is. <
equal 1.; $2335 per share on tile I’rcici‘rcd
I.
A\-
Price $93 per share and accrued dividends yield-
ing nearly 8 per cent.
Application will be made to list this stock on the New York
Stock Exchange.
SZUL'
Circular on quuest.
IIWES‘I‘MENT BROKERS
Phones: 153, 154, 320
85 lVashington Street South Norwalk, Conn.
ESTABLISHED 1892
THE SPIRIT
OF 1776
Like the pioneers 0‘ 1776 who fought for
freedom and created a government fit for a
growing country.
So let usyby th ‘ift and simple living fight for
individual independence and community
prosperity, thus making this a better place
in which to live.
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