AGE Foot? 1'
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f AviéOiis
Going on
Mr. final Mrs. Alfred
'ihelr'rchlidtcn. Marshall.
\tlantic City.
f ohia. Monday
A ; brother.
1 [at Atlantic city.
spend the week.
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, -—I.ahlch Coal.
Ldv. .
Trip to Philadelphia
Arlson of
Nainfl'urcct. Mrs. John Coatcs and
{tugktén Helen and Mr. and Mrs.
George Avlson 0: Perry avenue and
Mildred
4nd, Alfrcd, will leave Monday on an
tutomobile trip to Philadelphia and
Th. party will arrive in Philadel-
evening where they
will be the guests of Mr. Avison's
Tuesday thoy plan to leave
thc)‘ will
Harris a: Guns.—
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Mrs. James llyutt and daughter.
EtheL. of Center avenue left todai‘
an an'lutomobilc trip up the Hud-
Ion River to Newburgh. N. Y.
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Mann-.1 Mrs. ,Joscph
Eta ncski
haw: returned from a motor trln to
Rochester. Niagara Falls and “al—
' kins Glen. N. Y.
Pea Coal.
llarris
-—-Liu‘80
Ian Sa—Ad v.
John Norotnik who Is In the l_'nit
a O t
8';
ed sates Army is cnioylng a fur-
loughv at the home of his pfrt‘nlfi.i3r(. tlcpartm
Mr. and Mrs. J. Noxotnllt of houndx
I view avenue.
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.‘lrt‘nnd Mrs. Frank Ymino ant
rhil fen have rcturned lo th-‘Tr homo‘
.‘\lr.
‘ln rookla'n after a \isit “1th
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god Ma‘s. Andrew Yoxino ot :‘lpring
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——Bost Coal. Harri
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s 6: Guns—Adv
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Inc has purchased a no“. automoiuln
John “‘arso ‘of Barton “as
*. unit
t o x
it at Don nelly'l.
lam—Auk about
O C a
Kisli'a hall tomorrow owning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anvira'w
Lexington atomic are:
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(fzilvrr': of
Louis Gasolarao of Loxlngton in c-
the
guest of friends in Spriuguzood Mon-
—Bny Your \‘lctroxa on our Club
The Hungarian Actor's BSSOClailOn
M New York will proscnt. a. play in
it their homo i‘t‘lfllH't‘s trom Bow
‘ lorscy.
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--Auto springs lliy'a.-Alv.
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Frank Domonkoa of
-; one is spending the day in
York city.
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Mr. and Mrs.
nd family iormorly of lirookbn
our taken up their rccidcncc at 128
Lexington ax cnuc.
——Kcep cool with Ehctric Fans.
«Douucllmn Mr.
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‘M Mr. and Mrs. Joscph Di Floria and
{hilllrcn or eriuglon :ncnuo )llO-
orrtl to New York city to‘lu}.
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r'. Chimcnto of Spring strcct has
taken a position clcrk in tho
Commercial hottl,
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“ill
July
~Fcinso-l‘a Drp‘t. Store
:loscd all day \chncsdrn.
to prepare for its monotcr
in; solo—Adv.
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Mrs. Nicholas Falconc of
avenue and Mrs. D. Dc
Ely :nonuu arc spcndlng
New York.
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Mr. and
glmxinston
Grorgc of
LA 11C day in
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.aken a position “ith
shoe company.
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the Jacob's
U -o
-Feinso:i's Don't. Store. Will iv
tloscd all day \t‘cdnosday. July 15.
to propare for its monstcr unload~
in; oalc.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Hillside 81.. left Monday in thmr
touring car {or a two necks trip
through Vermont and New Hamp—
mire; On their way back they will
“lopvat Camp Mohawk Litchflrld.
Co, utd get their son, Thomas Jr..
’who is spondlng the month of July
‘t this camp.
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nd Mr. and Mn»:
Ely arc-Tine mo-
today.
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Joseph Palnrino a
”[14:th Cathie. of
lorerr'to New York
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Mé ‘and Mrs. Jmn Noulvtt of Am.
iton’llcightl were the guests of
'.erry'3l*8nfrancii or “‘cbstcr rtrcct,
gestajday.
.Cy’f‘iil Innacono of 118 chinsinn
onfli‘ihaa gone to New York city
a; . home his brother. who is
tbnvg'wcenclng gt his grandmoth-
hr’a We, from it rcccnt serious ill-
‘ who
5““ £1:
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: MfiFlorencc Norris. an cmpioycc
i' thtt'Contml Fairflcld Trust com-
anyim’t'all street. ls spending a
“ec&~vacation.
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M .iBertha Chambellan and An—
0 mbeilsn. South Group. N.
Oxford in a-
New
\\‘illiam Moschnllo
l'l"
I5.
unload—
Antoiuotte Gilbert of \Vcslport has
Thomas P. Riley 0!:
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A ml‘cting of Norwalk Aerio. No.
3.3.“. I". 0. 12., is scheduled for to-
fnlght.
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0 ——Cars washed and Polished, 4 1-2
‘ Do) strcr‘t. Phone 3'31.
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Tho \Vnmon‘s ltvlic.‘ Corps of
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To Enjoy
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Motor Trips
§.l. limo returned to tirrir home after
spending a. two week‘s us“ at the
home of Miss Charlotte Kctzlngcr.
6 1 Bayrlcw avenue.
M r5. S.
Rh cr. Mass.
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employc of the 5. one x'.
tion.
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returned to hcr homo
Visit to Alisa Mildred
Putnam at'cnuc.
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Miss Eva i'ollnk of No“-
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Miss )Inri'
llzikt‘n u husnion “illi
. l'nirficld 'l'rust company.
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John i-‘iTTTTc-gan. all
h
to ('nnnrla. The trip is being made held during the past year. I
lily nutmnobilrz ‘ " ' i
1 ~ ‘ ' 'l'hcre “ill be :1 special meeting of
v, A nmv lwcnuttflil yacht. oqulppcd tho Ladirs' Aunilim'y of the flown)—
xrith luxurious Illl'l‘ll:~llll‘.§5 and all tun I-‘lrc department at the home of
morlnrn ronx'pnioncca has be“?! pur- Mrs. Earle 1‘. Stnvcna. McKinley-
(‘I‘lnsnd by Judge John \Valsh, Gre-
gory Boulm ard.
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A first communion class was held
Mary's church.
rcccnovl
snl’l‘it‘n nt “leril RC".
’l'lte :irls
this morning at St.
Fifty-firs: childrcu
munivn at thr
Thomas J. l-‘mn t‘IIl"iai"(I.
\rcro dressed in “hit: virtual—:5 \xi'h be glren I‘." ‘h‘: “M “'"H lodz" Ir
””5. A. I; M. at ioton Point. Iridas'
o . . evening.
The Frisbla Motor Company. 0! . t ' "f
Middletown. have installed a nmv Mrs. Ernrst Yarrow 0" Fownyton
ll) Ilrvrs"l‘0\\'r,r molor in Captain “"31““: has horn cnlrrlninlng zit hcr
Frcdpfirk I." LC“.,JQ;-5 1.0;.” the home a number of iri"nds and relu-
"Arthur It. Fling." tlt'es from out of tout».
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Mr.-. Arthur L. Illithr‘s has rm Th‘! regular \Wfkl." Nay-r m”:-
turncd to her homo on .\‘L>rlh Arc- in; of tho I:0W«‘l.‘lt‘li Methodist
nun from n mo \tnchs' umt will) ‘ church “ill in hcld tonight.
hrr stslv‘t'. Mr". Frank Hort: oil ' ' '
Brooklyn.
the
R. Maker after being the
guest ot Mrs. M. Stun, Wilton arm
nor. has rcturncd to her home, Full
2
Stephen Osvajl. Marshall street. anl
Tobacco
company is motoring to Chicago at'
which place he will spcnd his vacao
Miss Gladys Lee of Danhuri' has
following 3*
nklrr.
York '(
in spending licr vacation in Norwalk
at the homo of her pnrvnts. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Pollak, Delaware avenue.
iiurns and sister Alicc
l-‘rank Young. of \Y'ilton. in ord-‘r
lo roplace \acutional \acanclos has
General
l‘rank )lakaric. George Frank and
from Nor-walk,
.or .1. three work's trip
Tuckinglmm Punt is liullilin: an out-
ng this afternoon at Rotuu Point.
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Plans Fine Affair f0
Tomorrow
“nylon Methodist church will
—n
°‘ afternoon and auppcr will be served
from 6 o‘clock 10“.? o'clock. Mrs.
P William Jennings is chairman of the
.n'
supper comuiitlcc.
sisted
Mrs. Clinton Roulund and
ilcni'y Amend have charge of tone
and domestic goods booth. whil
Mrs. E. L. Hammond and Miss Caro
w . ‘ v i Til‘ homo, 104 _ ’
h.“ “ ”mm "1,10 h‘ , _ Mills “'1“ be at. the package tublc.
lunsl :nmtuo u lrr u (out ”trough tilt . . . .-
gt Lar'i‘r'ncc District. Canada. Mrs. qumng is prusidcnt o. the
‘ ‘ ' ' .- . a moiety. Uthcr officers are Mrs.
Clinton Rowland. Hoe-president:
Mrs. John Dc \‘t'ulel‘s. treasurer an
Mrs. Joseph Taylor secretary. ’i'h
proceeds “in be added to the fun
of tho Ladits‘ Aid Socicty. Anion
the articles which “ill lrc on sal
will be amoral Which were made b
the members at the seuin; nieollng
be present.
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Friends of Miss Margaret Radiorl
firm in: pleased to hear that site 1
hospital following an operation per
formed lor amvcn-licitls.
A.
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. to her home on Logan place. follow
in Brooklyn.
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'I'ho r-lcnlc of the Sunday when
TO HOLD BAZAAR
AND A SUPPER
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Methodist C II u r c h
The annual bazaar and supper ofI
the Lndlos’ Aid Society 0! the RO-
be
held in the chapel of the church to-
morrow afternoon and eronlng. The
bazaar will opcu at 3 o‘clock in the
She is being as-
by members of tho society-
Mrs.
place. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
As plans {or the carnival are to be
gone over. all incmbcrs are urged to
resting comfortably at tho Stamford
Mrs. Anna L. l‘arlur has rctu 1nd
in; an intended wait with rclativoa
A numh'r of ilowayton residenth
art: planning to at'ond the dance to
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WANT WALES
AS GUEST OF
AD. MEN HERE
ers Planning to Ask
Him to Come in 1927
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' I.':‘.\'I"L'l.\‘. .lii.jc iii .,
'\\'alcs as :‘m i'mrf Run?
lllntm‘uutm H.1l
' ' ‘ of tho liownylon Baptigt church is tho plan :.
.231: mm; :3" 3: rd mm... Hm t , _
ho. hold on tho lawn of lll’: rector“. ll .0coc‘x‘un '3'" rropcrtr C! L" inn]? M F” l , "“7"“ 3‘ LI“ I “ ‘
”as? :n'cuuc, tonight. . 053A} Liorj. Icnnotcr street. .oninrir ltvxli‘.‘ x; '. '
' ‘ ° 1ii»)'l’:a‘~:~.tiim.m. ; in l1 A.
Mrs: ‘Vliillll‘l‘L.'.\'t:‘{us ”f [fol-h n The fourth in tho .«ricrt or Opbh '(ll"In'ti'lllll‘wwl‘d'lluf ‘f' ‘e _% i' l. "
:nrnuo wiltr-rluincvi nL Ilf‘l‘ home at film-”Hm” n]“(llllg¥; are 11"” WWI"? ’hrfrdql‘nrhmj w I ‘ I. , . ‘ I
lunrhr‘on and bridge ”Mom?“ at- he summr‘r at 1hr: Tiowaymn Dali- Holt. v.1 um. .. ..
tori-noon in honor of Bliss Kat‘hicvn Hat thurch “I!“ be held tomorrow Wm mil-m “1:. ' A 3.7 “.H‘ 1
Anqrn“-s_ Miss Andrrwa “ill be ovomng- 'l‘lnj- z-ul-Jrct Hill l-o "\\’lmt “wt“ ”"13“; {In}, H. H H .9 ‘ ‘
married to lizlllwh l'. Huntington to— is ”,1" x"V‘Il‘la'lon of ”1'? l‘l‘ol‘lc of 10- "“".“°"'""' ” ’ ‘ ‘
anl’Ot!‘ :lfim‘noyn j“ 1“,; 51.3.0 L‘Illi- till} ‘ ‘wrf‘i‘r‘wrst gil'li 1;! pm. PM, .
yopa] L'Iilil".'ll. —.-._._..-.._-,.~____,,___. 1‘!“ I". E: “H 1' I _ .
. . . haw? n't‘ :Tumwi :~' Iv“ '1 *
Camp 3. r. o. of 1‘... held'a meet. OFFERS T0 T ”A“ "' *1“ ”T ’4'" "t A
ing last m'cnmg “hen the hei' olll- Immi‘flr‘” "3 , ' I
cor: were installed. Camp 11 ln~ ' L3..." PI"\.‘IrV,IA.iIL .,’.v. . .
stalled its officnrs at tho sumo timrr. ”in?” It‘: iv ! ‘ . _ '
Final plans “Cru movie to :rtmnd the up“? “I IIW‘HPJ . . I '
annual {inld‘day In [m hold M Satin Log-.154 m. 11 fl"! A
Rock. August 3. Aflhr mo innings! oi ill" Il‘O'J" T“: “HI-‘1 it.
mootins sum’Ior “as snrvcd and oldi STREETL “Rh ‘N‘l’vl‘lzftmn. 1‘1.» . ~ "
furnished by Mr. \\'ilcox.
CONTRACTORS
GET PERMITS
FOR SCHOOLS
D u d l e y B. Raymond
Also Obtains Permis-
sion to Build House
In Keyser Street
The following
ing inspector (icorgo ll. Mu
City of Norwalk.
tors.
Duriloy E. Haunt-rid.
garage in Kc 'scr slrcn-t.
(NHL
City of Norwalk. Erna
contractor.
City of Nornnlk. acid
J, Riordan. contractor.
H, 'l‘. Nattvforri. cam;
in L‘nion Park. cost 1300.
Strphs-n Eton.
view avenuo, cost $200.
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Junior
school in Main strcol. $115.3HS. “'il-
linm Marlin and Sons Co. contrac-
house
cost $15.-
luillviing pvrmits
worn issucd this morning by Build-
bboll:
d
ition
additio
mm 52 in Sound-
Illgh
and
River
school. cost $17.00". ll. J. Riordan.
to
Washington school. cost “0.000, M.
:Nicky A
Indictment Is
Quashed
NEW YORK, July 16.—«.\‘czotia-
lions intended to lead to the room'-
cry of more than 51.0%.”00 worth
of non-negotiable securities stolon in
the $5,000,000 \VHII Slrct‘l. build
lhcfts or 1910 and 1930. were opcncd
today between rcpreacntntn cs of the
twins] and slate courts .1an Jule:
“1 (Nick) Arnstoin. who “as con-
xlcto. and sentenced to the federal
peni entiar)‘ at Leavenworth.
Arnsloin’s .ltiorncy announced
that the prisoncr's motion for a dis-
mission of an indictment still pond-
inp: against him had Lccn withdrawn
today. This indlvtumnt charges
Arnstcin with criminally rccclvlng
stolen property. 11-: “as comlcled
on a. charge of l:un\'t‘_\'ing stolen
SiCill‘IllCS i’rorn New York to “Rush-
'rzgtou.
Arnrlein was said is ll.1\C oftcrcd
to rec-over more than $1,000,000
north or the securities on condition
that the indictment. be dismissed.
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' '. PRU DENCE
Though your home may never burn. it is well to keep
your fire insurance in forcc. liouses burn every day.
Though" your fvalunblos {night be safe in your home
While ‘you are vacationing, it’ is well to take no
' ‘Put them in a Safe Deposit Box in our vault.
Wm. Rental..- Perfect Protection.
BIGGER FACTOR
IN ELECTIONS
Migration to North In-
creases" Voting Pow-
cr, Booker T. Wash-
ington’s N e p h e w
Says
CHICAGO. Juiyr 16.4—As a result
of negro migration to the north. the
negrocs of the United States “1"
have a bigger hand in the firesi-
dentiai campaign this year than ever
before, Col. R. C. Simmons. nephew
of Booker T. \Vashington. and Na-
Lional irector of the Republican
campaign among colored voters. do-
clared today. .
"The negro voters in Indiana num-
bar 63.000.111lnols 127.000. Ohio
:zbooo,aM;:hlgnn 75.000. Iowa. 30.-
an , en Want: lo’micnk’
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rnstein Willing
To Aid Courts ,If His
GIRL scans AT
from Chief Fumtl Sr." Ho!" lid-‘3‘ .:
Powell and ('hirl‘ (initlo In'i'iffi i2: 1- 2'
Powell. Tho “vii-Cs vitcd‘lll
cludcs international i‘r‘rwr‘ts. ili'
sion (in tho Lr'ncuo of Nation: null
guiding. chclrminz. '
(:l' chum ‘
hOnlth. nixysir‘nl it‘niliin: raid
crrtl discurslon of camp mm.»
mont.
CROKER’S m
‘ NOW PROBATED
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. .luir‘
16.—-Thrcc childrcn ol‘ I:l"llf'il‘vl’
Crokcr. dormer Tammany rhiri’min.
lost another stop in thi3 Britir-‘h rou-
test of his Will. When country Judy:
R. P. Robbins admitted to probate
hero yesterdayjhc will he‘ made on
October 1‘3. 1919. at Glencairn, his,
estate in Dublin. Ireland. bequeath:
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in: to his Widow. Mrs. Built 1-1.
Croker. his entire t‘siaio mined at?
310.000.000.« ' '
Accepted as the last Will and tort:
merit of the into political lvoss. it lea:
vokos. all other such documents."
The three children. Richard. Jr..-
Howard and Ethel. \x ho hum: prose«
outed a long court tight to among
the will on grounds that Mrs. Crokox
his second wife, exerted undue influ—
ence over her husbz'md in his later}
yom,.and other charm announce-1::
chifl’onwlth an over tunTc of ccru lace.
lck thread running through it.
dance Track
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Houston, Texas. Boost- . ,
,, iGood!
It is worn o
>tallf‘n
l3." :‘v:'\rvl to the man}-
L. ' 'trz'v r‘Z‘TTNCXE’. Tho; NEW I‘l‘RK. Juirr. 1‘5. <—— “Title
~1 « ;I‘ Hi m.- pinns tor il.‘ com-l Young. oi ill.) \Rilio'v Aw'nuc.
‘. g ,1 v ‘2'» l1 "-3) l-c Eithl July lini‘wtkrn. ral'vrl liclmlwn Police
3. .. l ‘-l ‘.‘. IIt’uiifflLH‘lf‘i‘S on 1h" thorn- y'at'r-
n
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Had No (‘rufillers
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no of U nasual
Frocks. .
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' ‘ ‘ ~ '3. lot " anal." On the left is a simply-nude .
These three had“ are cm“ a nail“: is again sued for the evening frock (center), with l
gown
'of pardon-bloc.
vcr Huh colored satin and has a unique skirt hill fl
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it'l'illlt‘r‘li
.‘Cvl'onlia.
Jamil River (,‘Iub
Ready for Carnival;
Ill 3:!"
$131
“.1 l'Itv‘r t'mnnzunl'y Club
:‘urrllug law night :n
‘ li'lrtfbii-
in mi Hurry Sivlglvr:
.‘iCCC‘Y'jI-Inf
’1‘ rlarmi a rum-
x ; is v on W: in anp‘u
. ,. ME. A 3:» \\.=_ ‘ m: on :H' v‘:’
~ ~l a i" 't.‘ :' .' it liir mu; ‘
,1‘ l‘ i‘.‘ -;> a-r ‘ -‘1..
fat ll1‘2l‘l'.‘_ In 7;:l .i.
. ;=-"tnzi John Pimimbis (:imrf
.. :u-i :3.- run l‘- r t'v.’ \\.ls.:1:i::v‘>:‘. .-
‘ 'i“"i :5»:.-!‘. Von slz‘rv'. :i
" ‘. l 1 'z "‘.‘:1}‘\V\‘s
rv . w- l i‘? ' Ii 1 .1 d6“ 17
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4.3."; Trépp’s Customers
no. He Says As
:10 Slzrcds From (‘ourt'
T}: m:- luv
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it.» rusminws of the hollow {0ch to lit-zit with rdatlroa— m \Vatcrburv. éiwrs Of ”2" “VD (
;!.up his inothor from worrying. . u u ‘ I l: r. trot-,9 _
. “Hit “The Young.“ «amt: the Louis Nora); of Fort Point streét‘conn'
4.1.7.5. \nfil‘r‘ can‘r l‘le “are. nymzihas taken out a building permit icrl MR" 5'55” "L" 1"
ion a! Has-incur}: lir‘lziits and i‘m 3”“? ““3079"! Of a rfil‘flge on his {truth : CIl"”'17‘3'7- 30’0”?“ (‘5'
lcwin: in :m)‘ all niltht. M" tnritllvr 0"”?3 é MP5“ 1“. U- !" '-
f hasn‘t anv plmnn and I “ish you‘d ‘ ‘ ’ lCon.
93"71‘1 :i rmlivrmnn to tho hour's and Mr. and Mrs. l ler-ss Ii. Guise-n! “TF- "‘1 ‘5- i’ 7
X.” hpr x “(sn‘t 1m hump, I don‘tlmf 18 Bdlie ax'cnun, ham sold their nghts, Conn
2mm lltr iv Tvorry cr illli‘ik i'm kid-l ”“9““? ‘0 John .7. Haitian of South Mrs. Franccs 7. :-
, nappnd," i-Nofl'fifllk. “Eights. Lona.
‘ "Curr. kid.“ tho Mrs-rant. rospond- l, ' ' ' Mrs. GFI"fEI.‘ tifir . *
m: “.xnv km Mm minis m mwfi “Wm“ Fl‘l’hrfl' 11-13 rut-"Phased from .‘lrs. HN‘AHL‘Y’H l:
.; i'ih :Ttx‘vllxrr from “.orry “haywx .1 Mr. and Mrs.1‘rmi~.riok KOnting ihcir Conn.
.luxnx‘," mm” 3' 3 N- “‘1‘“ F‘~”""'- Airs. ilsimict’rl T.
‘ln tho rv-aerxr policeman who Term-
mrrim‘i tho ninssaxm the scrgnant . '-
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)‘n‘yfiuz-rn ‘0 tarry “a
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,zm.“ «'w km: villi lama mum-ding icy
ii"i|t"l".i. t‘rv-‘iiu good size bass rial
vrvll as many ruchcrol ha“: been
:skrtl Sex-cram
(right) shows the popular use of ostrich trimming.
KEEPS MOTHER
l FROM WORRYING
Polar to ure
will he holleh‘d ,\\'iliio had enough
mossage
IO
Getting Bass From
C hasmer Pond, Darien
:::i.\nt~‘r's I‘l‘lltl. nrar lmrivn has;
caught in 132v pond during the par-1
sf‘tvrnl days. Puss had no? ‘0'.
Hug-1.: :n iiu‘ {mud in sm‘crnl roars
Cannon Grange Gets
Ready for Carnival
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‘ .5 .XL’LOESL.‘ STCaE Red f-lcnil»er.. of tzmnon Gratin» or»
_ ‘g . fl It‘d-”5." t".l‘-.".ll".l: itnntlicz and puttirn;
, [lanterns In btanifordgzhn ‘R‘l‘Ctlll‘ltIS in shape for the "Fat-
~...-_.. -. :m l l-"' .~ .‘_‘,::;jf‘_1 ”W , ll’l"l' :i ( :trnncil' uzulnr tho (ltISDif‘ gs
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CHRIST CHURCH
For. TONIGHT
Alfair to Be
Held on Lawn of
Rectory—Other
Ammo!
N em!
ning at .6 o'clock on the lawn ot.the
rectory. ‘
booths 'pon which will be domosttc
nnd fancy goods. cake and candy.
booth. ”the members of the vestry
will hu-e charge of the “hot-dog"
table. .At 7 o’clock and 9 o’cloek
the candidate of the Girls‘ Friendly
society vrlil present a. fairy play. The
girls “-94 be heard in a. number of
songs aand dances. The play which
promise” to be very interesting will
be prenanted under the direction of
Mrs. Ruben B. B. Footo.
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Cormilius \‘an Cororln: has lmon
named as delegate from the Mm-
flower Hook and Laddnr compa:.;.'
to the State Fireman‘s convention to
he held in Now Haven. August 21
and 1‘2. Mr. Van Covering was also
olcctedl pmsklcnt of the Benevolent
assocltdiou of the company at. tile
meettI-g held Monday eiemng. 0th-
cr ofi'lccrs chosen Wore ‘teplir-n
O'Briu-n. \‘locoprosldont: Carl (‘01-
orgrcwn. sr‘crctm‘y: Fro-1 “I \‘t‘lurl-
rr. treasurer. and Albert Ferris.
trustue for three yc-ars.
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M31. Emma Ollorahaw or Second
streqt. is chairing a. vacation fro-1:
her duties with the Connccucut
Light and Power company.
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Miss Dorothy Mourison of Fitch
strrnt is the gucst or niatrsr: in
Net-ark .
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[$55 Halon “bed of (ii’OEOZ‘V
boerlevnr-l Is on a tie \rm'ks' vavrh
holding an all-day sewing sossion at
tlze homo of Blrr. ("harlm Benedict,
GI) Osborn auxin:- HHS afternoon.
‘u lohllm
Miss Harriett Smith of Fort Point
I lrvv‘t has rr-turnad from a temdays‘
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VlCiiM 0F
. STABBING OUT
‘ or HOSPITAL
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Edward Hamilton. Who filth John
Fitzgerald, “as a Victim of a stab—
bing fray. was diachargpd trom tho
Norwalk hospital 3crtflrdufi' aftcr—
The annual lawn fete o: the Christ
church'm be held tonight begin-
There will be a. number of
There villi also be a “public market"_
tiai from her dulms “Hit 13:: .‘(L-
timnai Bank or Nnrxrnllt.
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”The. \Voman‘s asmmarmn cf rim"
South Bormlk Baptist church is
o o o
. ttme Liam. Gm. . '
, Edward C’- Blc-urxgcn nf I‘fifrhiflnn o'hrr r"‘1" . ‘
sari-«rt 2:3: pwttlnscd a new auto. "“‘ ‘ ' " “ ’
' coon.
Sun and “‘aterig,
JAPANESE
PARASOLS
$3.00
DONNELLY‘S
16-18 South Main Street
amongsrm s p.
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holes. via-1M vi
Tot. I. on."
stars
numb! huh «as 3:! tr -
mecca” furniture ioct‘fibhcigéwm.‘ '
7A; ‘G—AC THEDOUSH
VA RNI‘.
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d utifl-l finish wax... .
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BOX 481 \l‘l. Kurualk‘
DARIEN G. 0. P.
TO DINE AND
‘ HEAR BINGH
Republicans. l’la ,.
Affair for 2250 at W
sheii's -— Names .
The Committee
Ti‘rre ‘.= 1'! Lu: ‘
at \\ 91' hr 2’
“lanes-day mcrl' ;
the Auspi- ~ .1
Town Commi'wc 4'
It
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gathering
Dinner li'zb
‘iiiudit ti and
pz'ncurr d trout
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$121.13 6. Eva»,- :
.‘il‘s.
Hl‘ig:
Mrs,
31sz Farlar':
Heights. Conn
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CW1“
\Ira- Pr‘r‘w 5.2. '.‘
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.‘ll’ ‘V\‘EHI. :' I _
kffif'l
noon. He will. hot on". ho «infill-.4
to his home for amoral (1.135.
Giacomo Bertiim. of S” \“Ov-Ii
sired. who is charged with ICIODIO‘lfil
assault in connectlpn With the :4tab»l
hing. W ll im gix'cn .1 hearing in the
d0“lli0\\'tl court early next \\~t-:l..
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N orwalkers Visit A
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Danbury Carnival:
Sevoral Norwalkors Visitcd the?
annual carnival of the Danburu
iv‘ira department in Daniiury last:
”night. The party included: John:
Hess. Charlcs Isracl. “’altcr McLean.
Charles “Rod" Rilo‘v and Edward
C. McAllister. Tomorrow night.
uptown firemon. filly strong. “III
Visit the carnhal.
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Old \Vcll Commanders
No,
July 22 at 1’. O. S. of A. Hall.
Franklin street. at S n. m. .‘lcm-
L". O. G. C..l
hers bring your friends. Old-(ash-
ionod dance and refreshments.
i'iValslu.
. . _ church.
955. “'1“ give a chiming party.”1e f:
Danl‘lil‘3'.
of tho lad. li:irr;.
I‘Dm'id
Ferry.
Boy Victim of "Potato
Is Buried iii Beth
Tho {rind-5‘ rt ‘
”l" “DIN (1131 T
ran ii. i‘-';"". 1, t
of I‘mllzvl _ '
'iI‘H" li-mw If l‘ I;
and .‘lrr (2"1“' ~ i
slozi :vr'rv l4. .
14 years oil, Iiiwl ' L
Pil‘ai in.” 1':“~2rj\- ’v
:(‘v‘n'o‘l (in .lu'z 3
Illfillt‘d in his l~ it“
any ill rlfmtts
\\'rdn«‘sd:a}' (\w
pluinrri about 1?".
A dm‘thr “as
Ind was takr‘u tn ‘.‘. A
ho dmd nl Liv.
of tho
uflicinffi-I.
imily No! in \‘I
Tho
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