Vit'hl Statistics .
. The Vital dintistlcs of Norwalk tor
~ May show 52 ”linllll (:8 boys and 24
1 girls); :3 mulringes and so deaths.
‘ The records iollou-‘z
Births
In!
s—Eslhcr to Altrcd sud Li'da .in-
derson.
.;28—Tllt‘rI-Sit to Luigi und Julio. 1m-
pel'zltu
28-Wllllum to Lester and Margaret
Mill
“2 Bl—Lewis to Lewis and Frances
‘ Salter
20-—Jol1n to Joseph and Sophie Or.
1'13
. "IO—Esther to
Saunders
lerostuks to James and Cramelc
1‘ ~ Nicholas
ll—Knilllyn to Eugene and Kathryn
L‘huliott
D—Lumbcl't to Michael and Sophie"
Juel
8—Gluaeppo to Antonio and Ther-
esa .lliuo
‘ d—Donuld to Kenneth and Eliza-
beth iiuwklns
.4-—Wulter to Stephen and Step-
hanie Lubinotiiz
'ld—Joh 1111111 to Alexundcl and Eli-
. zubelh Baltek. ‘
,F—Ellen to Curl and Anna. Belg-
lund
lb—Carnlolln to Rocco and Jennie
Fusco
15~Joscph to Seville and Antoni
Corci
Idol’hilnp to Price and Roberts
Joms
‘d—John to i rancis and Catherine
Rogers
1~—Elinor to James and
.‘l’iuinkos
28—Lucia. to Nichols. and Moria Al-
legretti
Anna
.x—Aliée to Augustus and Mary Di~ .
, Dominica.
3!. Clale to Ciale and Mary Dopietro
li—Lcslie to Charles and lele
Vaughn
_ $27~Willium to llemy and. Bertha.
Johnson
31~Donudo to Rocco and. Angelina
Muzzo
Ill—Gertrude to Walter and Minnie
Thalcn
Iii—Dolorts to Alchle
Carter
l—Fsith to
Gregory
.fi—Marion to Mark and Ella Hut-
ings
8—Wllllnm
Ryan
,d—Buth to James
German ,
‘d—John to John and Lillian Aiken
f—Michcle to Luciano and Malgh-I
erlta. Riccio
Clayton and Ethel
to Edgard and Ada
and Caroline
., 29—Sarah to Russell and- Elwelyn '
Thomas
zb—Ednaid to John and May Ar-
' nold
Iii—William to William and Gladys
I’lunkctt
37—Donuld to Ambrose and Mary
' Gaynor
, Ba—Thomus to 690159 and Mary
Butler
26—Madeline to Walter and Stelln
May on ski
1», tie-William to William and Cather»
. ine Schofield
fizz—John to
Uahlll
BZ—Glusst ppe to Leonard and Fran-
cessu Gemma
21—Jenulc to Ernest-and Lucy Di-
Stuslo
iii—Victoria John
Stullelczylc
——M rid. to Diane and Sally Basile
flak—F1 noesco to Francesco and
Rose Salvatore
Thomas and .Helen
and Rozelle.
Il—Marie to Fred Chariott and Ten. '
sic Murillo (O. W. )
' S—Putrick to Thomas and Mary
MCNally
fi‘I—Harry F1 iss to
(O. \V)
”dElizabeth to Joseph and Eliza.-
beth Galyas
55——Genevie1e to Richard and Ber-
tha. Cowham , '
Marriages
Viola. Fries
[by ~ -
‘d-vLeRey Thlbodean and Ellen
Griffin
u-Brooke Smith and Fannie Be-
: dell
, Moseph Panel: and Alina Wargo
IB—Pntsy Fortunate and Elizabeth
Sminak -
d—Edwald Gregory and Carrie
. Lyas
s—Joseph 1iu1imal and Julia Akos
J—John McCartie and Jennie Bene-
dict
—Thonias Cunningl\m and Imo-
gene Pa1part
«William Halbe1t and Rowena
lcE wan
:: QKMGR
it): oh shades
Louis and Emma.-
and Grace ,
William D. Shepherd (indicated by arrow),'slleged «gels murders? of Milton MoCiintoclr‘,
in; nillliaslrs word, is shown lis calmly to prosecution testinonan the courtroom in Chi-I
logo. .The Jury,” chosen otter weeks at etiort.is _, is_reen inw the bsohground.
2~John Kearney and \clna Mon-
aghnn
28~Gaizug Naibnndlun and \ilgln
Gdoinn
2—John Finger 11nd Marlon Ilouch
' lG—Frnnk Knight and Ruth Kroll
2qu11|111 Munch and Mnry Tlil‘t'k
19—1’Ollx l’etrlct‘lli 11nd lidllll llellus
17—\\'illlnm “Voice and l‘llinor 11"“ch
ill—Julius. it‘uzckns and Elizabeth
Pccsy
ail—William
Hirtzler
23—James Strnub
Park
20—Richnrd Keenan and
Smith
4~—-Robcrt
ilrndy
mossell Fallu. and Stella linsnt~
tie
"b—Merrill Holden and Mary Ken-
nedy
‘t
Thomson and Elise
and Margaret
Madeline
Donnelly and Mary
Dcnths‘
May
Dr-vWilllam .l"lsll"r.
ill years: 1
month. 10 days
i—John l-iuiler. til
months. 23 days
years.
11
l—Gcorge Blinn. about {19 years ‘
z—Surnh Bode-ell. 83 years.
months. 1 day ‘
Z—lintherinc Brcde.
months. " .4 days
63 yobrs.
5
7
8~>il ugene Curl. ill years 8 days
J—Uaroline l‘nlrington 63 years,
duys
3—Allen Gregory.
months. 20 days
b—Juoh Luilunek, 83
months. 1 day
7—~—1\lary llolllhan. 73
months. 27 days
63 Years.
yeurs.
years,
‘1
9
‘J
11
S—lJmmn Noble. 83 years," .. months
8 days
S—Fledelick 'l‘y.rrell 6:: years, 11
months. 4 days
lO——I\'lrllolns Patchon.
months. 14 days
74 years.
4
ltl—Dnlsy B1iggs. is yours. 4 months
h d'iys
10~Noah Barnum 77 years.
28 days
lMissing “Germ Murder” Trial
Witness Tells of Alleged Bribe
State’s attorne
Robert 8.01pm- is confident of oonvi
William Shepherd er the dlegod
murder of his millionslre ws
William McClinto‘dlr, as n result of the reappearance at the trial
of Robert Whiteun missing witness. White (right) is seen tell
Joseph
ys, of an alleged bribe?
l testifying De
Ssvsge (left) and John Sbsrbsro. assistant state’s “WIN
plot matched by the defense to prevent
enso sttorneys dolly influencing White.
more than smart.
for a week or so.
slightly higher cost.
81 Washington St.
SMART LOOKING SHOES
We hear it every day,‘ 111 the stale, and from passersby at
our windows. Our shoes ARE smart looking, but they're
Many a cheap pair of shoes look smart
Our shoeshold their shape and retain
their ‘ appearance for months after you’ve forgotthn their
Buy' good shoes, they 11 ear longer and feel better.
Conneally and Bracken
So. Norwalk,
1
A wide variety Of golf sport hose in many color,
‘ and patterns for men, women and children.
1‘ Men’ s $1.00 to $3.75
Women’s $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 ,
Women’s Silk and Wool $2.50
Boys’ 59c, 69c, $1.00 ..
empress nomrrsox
Irving B Stone ~
1s.
ll--Theresa liovscs. 52
months. :i do):
ill—Florence Watkins. 09 years.
‘lnonths, to days '
12~Mury nominere. 77
months. 14 days
13-1mm Morehouse. 59 years.
months, 25 days
iii—Addison llutlluw'ay. 64 S'cals. 5
months 25d11yn
loo-William Johnson.
yeuln
its-William Hnmin 73 years
l7—Cuthelino M: ltlhens, 66 years. 9
months, in days
l'I—Marguret 01-min, 67 yours
iS—George Greene, 22 years,
lllulltll
".—-—Annie Seymour.
months. 11 days
-—-Andonio Sealisl.
months. 10 days
23—Alinu limited. $7
months. 17 days
24-Mnl'y Barry. 74 years. ll months
13 (lilya
24—«John Lines, 61 years. 11 months
’.'1 tlllys
25—7Julin O'Neill.
months. '28 (lilyn
“JG—AChMIOH Blissurd, 49 yours. 1 day
27—llnrrlei Lndl‘lniln. 39 yours, '1'
months, 19 days '
L‘s—(learnt: liebntn. hi years. 5
" months 2': (link
ill—John Creighton, 57
months. 4 days
31—»F1‘uncisco Snivnto. 6 days.
yours.
)‘Ofll‘l,
about 37
71 years. 2
'1 your. 11
yea rs, :5
{-2 3 cars, 11
years. 7
GLEN NA 1N SEMI Fl NALS.
1m iiOlJLlld. France. June 18—-
Miss Glenna Collctt of Providence.
It. 1.. stepped into the semi-final
round or the women's goli‘ chum-
plonship of Franco at 1.11 Rouie yes-
, terdny nttelnoon by gaining a. hair-
' line derision Oler Mrs. Fowler.
0!
England on: up. The Amsr'dcan
played brllli nt‘ly ill stining oft‘suc-
cessfully ilvo rullies by Mrs. Fowler
on the intolioles.
She will face on American. Mrs.
Vugliane. tomorrow {or the right to
, . - ‘ _‘ 1 “ . ' L ,
pm lol- the title in the libel round.
.tirst inning. Mr. Coolidge returned
‘ LAWN MOWER! 030m
. Mrs. vullens. wss tormsriy Miss
Barbara. 0! New York. Mlle. .‘rhisn
lelsohsume. ls-ycar-old French
champion. also entitled .tor tits -
semi~llnels todsy as did Mlle. Do-
bsilet. They will most tomorrow in
the remaining semi-noel ‘nlstchss.’
JOHNSON GETSDIPIDMA.
WASHINOTQN. Juno is—Prssi-
dent Coolidge yesterday, presented
10"Wultor Johnson. veteran Wash-
iugton pitcher. a diplo‘mn certifying
his selection of sport writers at eight
eities us the most valuable player in
the American League lest lesson.
President Ben B. Johnson of the
American League. introduced John-
son to the President pt the brie!
ceremony preceding today's 8t.
Louis-Washington game at Amer-h
can League perk.
After watching St. Louis score
three runs in the nut halt or the“
to tho,Whlts House.
M
«rm. WIN—SUZANNE SAYS. ‘
‘ wrunwoon. England, Jun. 19
-—Mlls. Susanne Lengien. French
tennis stsr. arrived for the all- com-
me tennis matches tully confident of
victory
"01' course I'll win." she said vi-
vuciously. “I am tooling wonderful
I don't need to use any rouge. I am
in the test health I have over one
ioyed."
PLAYERS TRADE!)
WASHINGTON, June iii—George
Mogridge. veteran southpaw pitcher.
12nd Walter liurgrsve. catcher. have
Leon traded by the Washington club
to the St. Louis Browns tor their
Pay a Fair Price and
Demand Your Money’ 3 Worth
In clothes, as in everything else, there is a
Rflriee limit below which it is dangerous to go.
any men have discovered that for them-
selves by buying one cheap suit. It held up
until he got it home—but in a few days the
man discOvered he had been “held up.”
We sell (KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES)
because we can guarantee them to satisfy—
in style. in fit, in service. We know that
they will save money for you, because the
value 13 built into them.
$35
Keep Kool
Suits. at
$10—$15
JACOBY’S
The House Of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
12-14 N 0. Main St. SO. Norwalk
veteran eutchel','Henry (Hank) Se-
vcrcid.
HIGNS WITH BRAVES
BOSTON. Juno 19—4. Francis
Hogan. 19 year old Omerville. Mm.
High school baseball star. has sign-
ed with the lioston Braves and will
report Tuesday. club otticinls on-
11ounesd today. This acquisition
gives the Braves :5 players.
v
FRIES!) SAVED MRS.
\l’lliflELMY. .
“Overwork. worry. no appetite.
no sleep. i looked like a corpse."
suya Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy of St.
Paul. Minn. "and to add to my tron.
bis-s my physician advised an opera- ‘
tion. A friend. however. asked me
to try Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound. I did so. and you
should see the improvement. I out
well. sleep well. have gained in
weight and strength and feel fine."
"lhat is what Lydia E Pinkhani's
Compound did for Mrs. Wilhelmy
and it. will do as much for any sul-L
ferlng woman. —-Adv.
80183038 883le
SAWS FILED AND BET
JORDAN ’S
The Shop or a Thousand Utilities
We Call for and Deliver
12 River 8t.. 115mm ’
Phol'io cos
143 Washington St.
SO. Norwalk
Telephone 3213
New York Markets
55 Main St.
Norwalk .
Telephone 2828
Larg eLe gsLalnb
SPECIALS
. Fancy Soup Chickens. .4to 6 lbs. 31c
. Bread and Butter Pot Roast 22c
FancyFowl...............'.....35c
..............30c
BEST MILK
Rump Veal
Rib Veal Chops .. . . .
20clb.
LoinVealChops......I............ 32clb.
ShoulderVeal . 15clb.
111 VEAl
25clb.
' Genuine Spring
Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb Chops . . 48c
Stew Lamb 15c
Legs, 4' to 6 lbs. . .36c
Fresh out Pork Chops 25c-
Fresll Shoulders .. 19c“ -
ScArmour Smoked . . “5
Tongue 38c
Plate Canned Beef 7c
ROund Steak 30clb.~';
PorterhOuse and Sirloin Steak . . . .. 34ch
ShelllderSteak 1851i).
Shoulder-.PotRoast 15clb.
' . Bib Roast (boned and rolled) 28c lb.
PrimeRib Roast 30clb.
StickingPieces , 20clb..
F1-eshChop'pedBeef 15clb:
Boneless Ruinp Corned Beef ... . .. 24c lb.
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . 38c lb.
Frésh Killed Broilers ...
OUR PRICES
It is our policy to give you the best values at the most reasonable
prices-
But we believe the cheapest goods are not always the best goods.
You may be able to purchase cheaper goods elsewhere, but when con-
sidering quality, we know our grocery values are the best obtainable.
Visit us and see for yourself.
Fancy N O. 1 New Potatoes 65c pk. Old Potatoes .. . . . . 35c pk.
Puritan Hams Skinned Back 32c lb. Shoulders . . . . . . . . 20c lb.‘
Fancy Sliced Bacon 45c lb. Fresh Eggs .... . . . . . . .. 45c doz.
Jones’, Pillsburys’ or Gold Medal Flour. $1. 45 bag
Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs. $1 00. Confectionary Sugar. 10c lb.
California Oranges 49cdoz.
NativeSpinach l5cpk.BeetTOps 25cpk.
Native Beets, 4 bchs. 25c. Radishes, 3 bchs. .............. 10c
. Fancy Large Cantelope, 2 for . 25c
Mrs. Scholerer’s Potato Salad; 17702. jar . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 29c
Hay’s Fine Fruits, the juice of “five fruits combined ..... . 69c
1 Flag Holder and Three Flags, special '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c
Sterno Canned Heat, 3 cans 25c or 1 stove and 2 cans heat,
Saturdayonly. 25c
JapaneseCrab Meat, small, 39c; large . . . . . . . . .. 75c
Campbell’s Beans, 3 for 25c. Pink Salmon, 2 for .... . . . . 25c
KellOgg’s Corn Flakes, 3 for 25¢. Kellogg’s Pop, 2 for ... .. 250
Glass Shrimp 35c. Betty Brown’s Pure Raspberry or Strawber-
ry_Jam,3for. ....... $1.00
Shrimp, 3 cans 59c. New “Pack Clams, 3 cans ....... . . . .. _5_9c
Swansdown Flour; 3 for $1. 00. Crisco, 6-lb. cans 2 . . . . . . . $1.39,
Royal Baking Powder,5 5.-lb can $2. 98. Davis Baking Powder,
5lbs 99c
Cloverdale Flour $1. 29 bag. Shaker Salt 10c. 5 lbs. Rumford
BakingPowder..g...................r.....-...... $1.49
Del Monte} Sliced Ponchos, 6 cans $1.09. Del Monte Peaches,
large,3_for 79c
Golden Bantam Co'rn,’3 cans 59c. Evaporated Apples, 23c pkg.
Valley Peas, 2 for 25c. Valley Corn, 2 for 25c. Tomato 2 for 25c
Hershey’s. Cocoa 15c. Baker’s Cocoa 17c. Snowdrift, 4-lb. cn 98c
Sunsweet Prunes, 2-lb. pkg 29c. Flag Raspberries, 3 cans $1.00
-Delatou1; Ginger. Ale, carton of 6 bottles 75c. Zed new cereal 29c
Benefit Cocoa, packed in Lightning jars .... . . . . . . . . . . 29c
Clover or Magnolia Milk, 7 for $1.00. Cloverdale Evaporated
Milk,12£0r $1.19
Applesauce, 3 cans 50c. Seeded or,Seedles's ‘ Raisins, .2 for 25¢
”Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 251:. Assorted De Luxe Crackers . . . . . 35c
' Butter Flake Crackers 21c
Hire.’ 3 Root Beer or Ginger Ale Extract 21c. Toilet Paper, 3, 25¢
Insulooelonoeneoedoloed
'. Kirknlan’ s Borax Soap, 17 for $1.00. Palmolive Soap, 15 for $1
A F. BECKMANN CO., Inc.
Quality Grocers _ . .
83 Washington‘St, So. Norwalk 35937 Main St, Norwalk
' Phone3565 ' , ~ . ~ I Phone 1234
.459“.
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