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liiONDAY, JUNE 15,1926.

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Your little flies
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(Ain't it easy?)

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Then there were?”

Two little files

There were a. million!

Screen Early

 

 

JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk

 

 

MTLLINERY

K.‘ A. Polhemus
61 no. MAIN eraser

 

 

; LAWN MOWERS GROUND
SGISSORS SHARPENED
SAWS FILED AND SET

JORDAN’S

We Call for and Deliver

12 River 8t., Norwalk
Phone 363

 

 

 

.A. J. Collins Co.

 

70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747

COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

 

 

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Liberty Square
Garage .

201 East Washington St.
E. Norwalk Tel. 3343
Repairing
On All Cars

Genuine Ford Sales

Parts Service
Tires, Accessories, Tubes

FURNITURE,
RANGES

And All House Furnish-
ing Goods at Lowest
Prices.

M. Gutkowsky
87 North Main Street

Opp. Soldiers Monument
Phone 410

 

 

 
 

Keep Cool

with :1
Westinghouse
Electric Fan
110 Volt A. 0.
220 Volt D. 0.

NORWALK ELECTRIC
COMPANY
11 No. Main 8t. Phone 2978 '

 

 

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ltrich flncd 32”" and costs by Judge

DARIEN

ARE FlNED $200 AND COSTS;
TRANSPORTED ‘SCOTCH EXTRACT

Tried Before Judge Selleck Following Spectac-
ular Raids on Alleged Rum-runners By
State Trooper Fratini—Hearing on Case of
3 Others Charged With Carrying Beer

 

 

Thomas Milton. iii! Leonard street.
East Boston, and Joscpli Accardl.
'l‘hi'oop street. Brooklyn. were

John H. Scllcck Saturday aftcrnoon.
'I hey were found guilty of transpor-
Irtlon of liquor. following their ar-
rr ~~t by State Trooiwr Salvatore Frit.
tin. who stopped them on the Post
lll'l. who stepped them on the Post
extract in their automobile.
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Frank Augustine. Harry Bloom
and William Robertson. all of New

Haven. will be tried in the Barton
’l‘ovvn (‘ourt at 3 o'clock this after-
noon. charged with transporting il-
qiioi'. ’l‘licy vvcrc iirrcstiul willie
driving tiircc trucks of alleged beer
on l"rldny morning by State Trooper
Salvatore Fratlnl. 'i‘iio nicn spent
the week-end in the town lockup.as
they wcre. unable to raise the neces-
sitry bonds of Show each.
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-——Salllng or fishing parties. By
sail only. Capt. Frank Stevens.
liowayton. Tel. Norvvalk Bl.—Adv.

 

ROWAYTON

 

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lMPORTANT ME.

 

 

Charles Funk Reports

Commuters—7:44 Morning Train Is to Stop
At Local Station—To Discuss Lights for

White Bridge

One of the. l

 

vst important incct-
ings callcd in st .o limo will bc lit-id
tonight, by tho tovv'iiytoii Civic As-
set-iation in the H isc lioiisc.

The mattci's It be discussed arc
the train sci'vicc, lights for ”W
White tridgc. t‘I- 'Inuation of thel
sti‘i'cl lighting illllt ‘ho qucstion of
doing something to neck the dang-
cr at the corner of l. \vnyt‘on avenue
and Ciidllp strcct.

As regards train - I'vico. Charlos
it‘unk. of l"lllll\' & Wu ‘illl, president
of Hit! association. vv report that
the NW llavcn liiiiiro. . has dccided
to stop Ilic 7:44 mnrt It; train at
liownyion because, of ti. protests of

liowayton coiiimutcrs. The full
story ofrihis is printed '1 another
page of The l'i\'t'illlli: St I ‘Hlf'l.

 

iTiNC 0F CIVIC ,
ASSOCIATION CALLED TONICIIT

Victory for Rowayton

Harvey Minor. Sin. injured his
thumb with a claw hammer and re-
i-I-ivcd iiiedlcal aticntion.

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——Siilling or fishing parties. By
sail only. t‘api. l-‘rank Stevens.
iiovvayton. Tel. Noi'vvaik (EL—Adv.

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t‘. ll. lion-land and daughter. Vir-
ginia, motored to l'rovidencc. ll. 1..
ovci‘ the wcck-ciid.

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.i. Stclmus of Brooklyn visited his
daughter. Mrs. Andrew Painter. over
thc “'t‘l‘iC-l‘iitl.

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iI‘i'cd. Jr. of New York, and Roy
of Hartford. visltcd Mr. and Mrs.

MerrlilI-ld. Sin. their parents over the
wcck-cnd.

 

NEw BRITAIN .
TROIIEIINEN -
ACNNST CUT

Delegate From That
,City to Hartford
Conference Wants.
Dispute Arbitrated

Nifiv lilil'i‘.\lf\'. FUNK. Jnnc ll:
(Al’).-Jolin l\'t‘i my. a vcicran mo-
tot'iiian, who will i'cprcsont New
liritaiii ciiiirlcycs oi the Connecticut
Company at :1 Iiicctiiig oi motor-
Incn and conductors in llariford to-
night, said today that lll‘ finds \ir-
tuxilly unanimous disapproval of the
company‘s proposal to rcducn: tho
wages of car crons by three ccnts
an hour. .llc said he was prcparcd to
go before the Hartford meeting to
rcport chv' liritain as lll favor of
referring the salary question to a
board of arbitration.

In addition to the salary qiicstion.
New llritain men will have an addi-
tional grievance. the alleged viola-
tion of the seniority rules in IlPliJ‘iil-
ing the order of sclt‘cting “runs" on
autoiiiohi!e bus routcs.

HARRIS, GUEST,
AT RECEPTION
TO COTERNOR

Charles ll. Harris.
manufacturer, was it guest of tho
Aiiicsbui'y. Mass. Rotary Club. at
its reception to Governor Alvan ’1‘.
Fullrr last Thursday.

Held in the club-house of the
Powder House Hill Country Club. it
was attended by more than one hun-
drcd Iiotarians and distinguished
guests from New-buryport. Havcrhill.
Lawrence. and other places.

7 Elected to Yaleg
Law Student Society

NEW HAVEN. June 15 (AP).—
chcii members of the class of 1925
have been clectcd to membership in
the order of the (‘oif. the national
lcgal honor society for honor stu-
dents in law. They are: (.‘arl
Mcrrynian. B. A.. Dartmouth 1916.
of New Havcn; Iiobcrt Maynard
Hutchins. Ii. A.. Yale 1921, secretary
of Yale University; Philip Reich. B.
A.. Yale, 11133. of Bridgeport. Cren-
na Sellers. B. A., University of Mis-
souri 131R. of Shamrock. Oklahoma;
Hayden Nevvhall Smith. R. A.. Yale
1923 of Buffalo. New York: Herman
Thomas Stichmnn. 1!. A.. Yale 1923,
of Glen Falls. New York: and Leon
Arthur Tulin. B. A.. Yale 1922. of
Hartford. With the exception of
Miss Sellers and Smith. who will re-
ceive their degrees in Septemhtr at
the end of the summer session of the.
Scnool of Law. the degree of LL. B.

 

 

 

local glass

will be conferred upon those stu-

dents et the university commence-

ment exercises on Wednesday.
Herman T. Stichinan was also

awarded‘the third year prize of $50
for the highest marks in the annual
examinations. The John f‘iirrlcr
Gallagher prize of $25 given to the
student who is most efficient in the
preparation of cases for trial has

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been awarded to Mortimer chgett

N0 RUN, NO
. HlT GAME
lN WILTON

(Continued from Page One.)

 

to tlccp left was a fcatiirc.
’l‘hc liridgeport iii-ass tcam of

Bridgeport Will play at Wilton next
Sunday. I

Yesterday's scnrc:

WILTON

~ ab r h po a e

‘ilcy. 1b 4 U o lo 0 o
'uriz. lf 4 o 1 o 0 0
l ndy. .‘ib 4 o o l 4 ti
[-2 "kc. ss 4 o o '3 1 0
[’1 'vsants. 2b 'i l l (I a 0
MI nr. c i I l 18 o 0
lie . cf 'l o o 1 o o
Sch oz. rt :1 t '1 o o o
G. initli. p 3 0 l 0 2 0
Ill .'l 6 1'7 10 I

ELM CITY GIANTS

ab r ll po a o.

l‘citivv :b 4 o o . 3 (l
l.ilWr1‘i. n, 55 4 ll 0 '3. l O
ltcdiiiOi', cf 2 o o 2 o o
t‘oleuiaii 1|) 3 o o 9 0 0
’l‘onymai 3b 3 o o 3 I o
Hradiff. ’ L’ 0 0 i 0 O
liaydan. l , o 0 0 '1 o o
Mmian. rt 3 o o 1 o 0
Moore. c 3 o o 2 O O
1‘. Smith. 3 3 o o 0 3 l
x\\'. Smith ‘ 1 o o o O o
"8 0 0 24 8 1

Score. by i: tings:—

Earncd run—Wilton 3. Too base
hit—Schultz.- Three base hit—
i‘leasaiiis. Milt r. lv‘irst‘on balls—4-
off 1'. Smith. J Struck out—by G.
Smith 13. by ( Smith 2‘. V Left on
bases—Wilton 3 Elm‘ City Giants 3.
Wild piicli—Rcooont. First on or-
rors—Wilton 1. ‘lm (‘ity Giants 1.
Hit ivy piii‘licr— liedmont). l'lil-
pIro—llrotlierton. Time 1 hr. 45
min.

WWW—Rm
BOAT’S Iii TRIP

———o

The big new steamer “Bell Island"
made her maiden vow-e to Rotoii
Point yesterday.

The vessel brought in 1.400 New
York people who had lelned oi' the
trips that the boat will make daily
from now on. The "TI“ Island"
was launched two month ago at
Newburgh, N. Y.. and weigomplet-
ed in time for the openihi of the
season. but has been heid’nntil all
government tests could be‘qppllod
before she began running. t

On the boat yesterday with well
known band. which enlivenu the
voyage and later gave conch.
the Point. I

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Queensberry Marqilig

Obtains a Divolse

LONDON. June 15.—-(AP). as
Marquis of Queensherry today is
granted a decree nlst in his diver?
suit against his wife. He allcg

 

 

THE EVENING SEN I'IN EH '

RICH NONAN
AND CllAUFFEUR
iIEIO _li__Y__ POLICE

Mrs. W." C. Moore of
Greenwich, on Five-
I) a y “Adventure,”
Caught in Westport

WES'l'l'OIiT, Juno 1’ .—A rich
wotmin. young and loTeiy, and her
chauffeur of two days. who, iiftcr ii
vvookscnd as a servant turned to tlic
role of a Don Juan. siartcd out car~
ly last week "on a wild time" that
developed into a. five-day police
clinsc, ending Saturday in the Wcst-
port police station.

The woman is Mrs. Curd Moorc.
of Bruce l'ark. (lrucnwich. The man.
Jerry O‘Connor, has been a \‘lsitoi' at
\Vestport for the lost two summers.
His home is in Dedicrd. N. Y. .

A vvcck ago Saturday. U't'oiinor
went. to work as a. chauffeur for Mr.
and Mrs. Moore. On Monday or
Tuesday. according to the story. the
woman driven by O‘Connor in tin-
family car fltorted prcsuiniibly for
New York to purchase a. uniform for
the new chauifcui'.

Search Starts.

They did not. return that night,
nor the next night. Then, Mr. Moorc
engagcd the services of the Burns
Detective Agency and tlircc men
vvcre assigned to the casc. The lat-
ter came to \Vcstport last night.
’l‘iicy \vcre busily cngagcd in intorm-
lug liloiorcyclo i'oliccinan l'aul 'l‘oni—
asky about the affair when a high-
povvcrcd car that tiny recognlzcd
by the registration wliizzod past. in
the rcar sat Mrs. Moore and the
vivacious chauffeur.

At the wheel sat “Chip" Ilooliug
o. local young man. lie was brought
to police licmiquartcrs with Urn.)—
nortnd Mis. Moore aiir'r tiic dctcc»;
live. and 'l‘omasky overtook tlicni‘
(ll tfoinpo siren-t. 'I‘nc latter two vvcrc
declared to be in diiiiarious condi-
tion.

However, vvli-tlicr tiicy \vtrc
“bookcd.” as is tin: tisiinl ioi'IIIalIly
iii arrtsts by police, \\lli‘lll’.'l' Ilit‘l‘
“ill I-vcr bc called upon .to tact
viiiirgcs. or uhciiicr dctiiils oi Iiiczi
\viicrcabouis and attioiis (llll'lllli ”1"
five days will be barn-d. al lll‘lnlliil
is in doubt. Police and town oi-
llt'iiils linvc gin-Ii |‘\ilNl\l' aiisvvcis.

Mrs Moore, vvas i'clcascd F.lllli‘~.
day night and brought home by litc
lliiriis mcn. Mr. Moore came l‘t'dt'l
3l‘nllfl‘tlily morning and took his car.
(l'i,'oilnt)i‘ and Dooling \vcre llol rc-
iI-ascd until yeslv-rdny uftci‘nooii.
after Mr. Mooic's \lsit. 'l'licy “ll‘i .
dismissed without bonds. Sci-giant,
Waitcr Lynehan of the static lltllltt‘:
barracks licro took slatcnieiits irom
tlir! thrcc. Saturday night.

Town l’rosccutor lidvviird i3. lil‘u'l-
ley today evaded qucstlons I'olaiivc

 

 

 

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5 1‘ __ f . ooons ll M U N515" ll‘l‘OWEAR 5

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’ p “a; . q, Sharp reductions from our regular low prices
will. I, c on summer fabrics at the time they are l'
"“‘~. to T in most demand.

' 10' Plaid Voilcs Silk Mixed Crepes. 5i.

 

originally priced 39c originally priced 690;

 

anew I . ' 29 Yard 55 Yard ‘
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PS ‘7. WANW I Voiles \lllli I'alsci dots. sharp A beautiful cotton crcpo with . ,
‘ix ,4“" \I i lines and heavy plaids in snni- tine lines of silk forming a neat
. :31“. '3‘ ' pcl-AND mcry effects. 36 inches wide. plaid effect. 36 inches \vidc. ,. “N
‘ *e" . . - . ,, ,
J . ,1 £70.“ -.~-., i English Prints English Broadcloth '1 —
Rx-" ( ‘ . . Vsma ‘ originally priced 39c originally priced 69° ‘

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( BERN ‘ VIENNA > "‘ I Y
1‘ W“ x 7‘- J nrd
‘-~.‘9"“‘°4USTRIA flow...” or‘ 29C
‘ Formation of a powerful. but comparatively small-northern Eu-
ropean state, composed of Estimate, Latvia and Lithuania, is per-
.iendcd by informal negotiations that have been begun among the ’
three. ‘ They already are cooperating in economic and political mat-
, ters. and ii unionf-vvs'tii separate local governments on the order of
' American states-43 expected to be the next step. Self preserva-
: tion is the avowed purp05c of the alliance,

55 c Yard

The season's llt'h'l fabric for
every day iisc. ln beautiful
striped effects. {it} inches wide.

 

am A beautiful cloth With a satin-

like finish in small printings.
liil inches vvldc.
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Beach Cloth

25c Yard

Just in time for summer wear.

 

 

Vassar Voile

tine of this season's lli‘St weaves.

 

 

 

 

 

to the matter. lic said that tho men
and women had bet-n hcld for in.
vostigatioil. Tlic proscciiior in-
stated that the main r had not been
dropped. and then when piwcd

further as to the charges. lit: de—
Clnrcd:
"l'ni going to call it a Closcd

book."
He nddcd that he did not think?
that the. story should be "blazed”
bcforc. the public. I
It is likely. it is said ,tliat the carol
will be droppcd. 1

Bridgeport Children 5
Ask for I’laygroundi

illill)Gl-Zl’tili'l‘. June to. —— (.\i’).
'l‘wcnty-four school children have
signed it petition. which has been
presented to Mayor 1". William
ilelircns and the common council.
asking titut the city purchase land
on the. east side for the construction
of a playground.

 

 

 

TEST FREE

Youth ’

Let us help you
bring it back

This is to thosc who feel youth
departing. Ur health or \im. it urgcs
you to try what doctors the world
over now advise. .

Many of our troubles are due to
torpid livers. That means lack of
bile. ’l‘hcn toxins form in the intes-
tines. and tliosvf'puisons areabsorb-
ed in the blood.

Some of the results are these:

Indigestion.

Constipation.

Impure blood.

High blood pressure.

Heart and kidney troubles.

Bad coinplexions.

Lack of youth.

We thought for generations that
cathartics stimulated iivcr action.
Now we know they don‘t. So most
of our efforts to correct these trou—
bles proved a disappointment.

Now modern science brings a. new
discovery. It is a. gland secretion—
ox-gall. It comes from the liver.
the iargcst gland in the body. and
it. stimulates the liver.

The results have astounded the
medical world. it is bringing effects
which seem unbelievable. Millions
of people are gaining priceless ben-
efits by a little use of ox-gall.

New ox-gall is condensed in tab-
lets. called Dioxol. Each tablet con-
tains 10 drops of purified ox-gall. All
druggtsts supply them. We ask
everybody who seeks new vitality to
learn what this method means.

Send this coupon for n. trial. The
results will start in 24 hours. If it
brings to you what it brings to oth-
ers. all your life you will thank sci-
ence tor Dioxol. Clip the coupon

 

 

 

 

misconduct and named Sir James
Dunn. Canadian financier. The cas
was undefended.

The Marquis of Queensberry is 29
years old and succeeded to his title
in “19:30. His wife was formerly
Miss Irene Richards. an actress of
the 631er Theatre in London.

 

 

Doolittle. B. A" Yale 1922 of New
Haven. .

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wait-nil run-uh Os.

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New York City

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16 NORTH MAIN ST.

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PORCH SHADES

ANGE‘VINE‘e
FURNITURE (:0. I , ..

SOUTH N ORWALK

i'olors ,mi m on reen m] in plain colors. A dozen of
. ‘ '. p. ' K ’. ‘ ‘ tliciii or morc to choose from. '
navy. lli'llO. rose. pink. 34 inches . ,.
, 4“ inches vvidc. '1
width W
Printed Crepes _;

i Yard Wide Percaics

1 ~ 19c

Picniy of light and dark ground
effects to choose from. An ex-
, coilent quality for summer
dresses.

originally priced 980

79c Yard

Silk and cotton crepes in vari.
gated dots, blocks. floral de-
signs and sport stripes. 36
inches wide.

 

 

Irish Linens
originally priced 690

59c Yard

lleav‘y quality pure linens for

Bordered Crepes .
originally priced $1.95

$1.59

li‘or making the new border of-

 

 

. summcr wear. All the host fect dresses. ‘ Silky and lustrous.
shades to select from. 36 inches ‘lll with the popular riot in ,-
wide. several sizes. 4'.’ inches wide.

 

Buy at IVTUNSIEfS and save money.

 

 

NEW RAYON SILK COSTUME SLIPS AND
STEP-IN 'CHEMIS‘E , -~

 

'i‘lie Slips arc Shadow proof and the colors are Jade, Powder-
bliic, craiiapplc and cocoa . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98.

The Step-iiis—Wliitc and Flesh ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.751

9“}.

. ~ J. I. MALLETTE
. 88 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It is interesting to note that the BRIDGEPORT POSTER ADVERTISING CO. have 3,500 Poster
Panels in Fair-field County, many of which are in the vicinity of NORWALK. THEY ARE AT -

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The Bridgeport {Poster Advertising Co., Inc.

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