s
i , . '
v.2 1. ~ 0 -
[MI l WI". saetushsgaserienslt extend
“a” ' mined at slight build a3: white
mwhairgoeatertheachdayinaaaych
<4 "—'-—-..'. ' ctbuttarnteaandnieths. 7 '
The name ot one South Norwalk w ”W and m. henn-
lnan. Albert E. Young or iii South tituliy marked specimens or this
;uu.m¢,uoam.wg. .wade‘Mua‘bm-wuh
Mrs. ‘mlidth o. Groves. She has
one or the largest laboratories
ct its nature in the country.
Shsxreceivee orders-tor rare but-
terflies item scientific Institutions
and colleges that specialise in na-
ture study. from Jewellers and col-
lectors.
. During her first season ans sold
more than “00 worth of the tiny
blue winged butterfly that'teeds on
the coontis. This is said to be a rare
specimen in other sections. but com-
mon in'l'lcrida. Mrs. Groves also
collects grasshopperapns order was
for 10.000 grasshoppers. She doesn't
know what they were wanted for.
but each was worth three cents.
of operators whose licenses to drive
automobiles in Connecticut have
been suspended tor one year for
driving while undt the influence
or liquor. The list was given out
10W at the stats motor vehicle
department as a part of the enort
reduce this highway menace.
There 'are as names on the list.
Three cases were appealed.
Butterflies And Moths
'lhis Women’s Business
mam. Fla.. (AP). — Clad
in a khaki skirt and .a wide
‘ brimmed straw hat and armed with
,3
1
~ Abdominal Supporters & Health Belts
. To care for existing needs of weak and relaxed muscles,
11 helping to return sagging organs and flesh to nor 1
positions, and greatly benefit health . . . . . .. $3.00 to Sm
; ' - Fittings gladly given.
J. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. So. Norwalk‘,‘Conn.‘
\
10M" “INTI.
PalaceF-“llalas sues om."
Regent—“Rainmaker."
consists m
June M—Oraduatioa. Franklin
Junior High.
June Ila-Graduation Center Jun-
Iop nut. . , .
June u.—-Iligh .lcheci heat
Juno 8?.-Chiidren'a Day lsercia
as at . South Nerwaik Cong.
church.
Juno sip-Commencing iudiZot
Week h'. or t'. ‘
June ti.—0Muation. Roger
Ludlow Juniordligh;
July L—Annuai . Church Picnic
South No ' Cong. Church.
July i.-' iaing up or otticera oi
Wauoina Council a ct P. at lied
Men's Bali Norwaih. '
July L—Annuai Picnic Norwallt
Congregational church at Bcton
Point. '
July 8.—Frlendshlp P. N.
Picnic at Roton Point.
July 8.—-!-i Class Picnic at home
at Mrs. Lena Fuller DeFtweat in
Nod.
July i.—Sunrise Service meeting.
Swedish Cong. church.
July 5. - 150th ‘ Anniversary
Founding Improved Order of Red
Man. .
July 1.—Elks to give children ot
county home annual outing. ‘
July 1Plnstallntlon of office”.
Lady Jenning's Lodge Shepherds at
Bethlehem. ‘
July s.—Hlatcrical Pageant and
lawn fete under auspices Norwalk
Republican Women's Association at
“Sunset Hill" East avenue.
0.
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ..... . 4:21 A. M.
Sun Sets 7:29 P. N.
High Tide ........'..... 9:39LM.
Low Tide 8:48 P. M.
“Talk to your neighbor about
Fairlield County Goodwill indus-
tries." is the request of the Nor-
walit branch on a postcard now be-
ing circulated through the county.
The card. which is signed by Clar-
ence E. Slauson.‘ president at the
board of directors. says: "It is just
established in our county: seeita to
salvage people and things:.‘serves
needy folita practically and helpful.
ly: believes in giving every one his
chance: nebds your cooperation and
favorable word."
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STAR. LAUNDRY'S DELIVERY
. SERVICE COVERS ALL SECTIONS
Jh'uw Wes ct Engraved
holding invitations and gaseous-
sneats new on display at heliy's.
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mini-mus. Lewis. and has
-Adv.
Marilee situate, to Putnam avenue.
attaaded Cia- Day exercises at
Daabriry normal school. yesterday
attrrnoon.
0
—Eyes examined by a University
Graduate. Benedict. Tho Jeweler.
. —Adv.
O 0
Barry Bartram was appointed
ciarit sit a roosting or the deacons
oi t 0 South Norwaik Baptist
churn last evening. ~ .
Deacon Henry C. Smith was ap-
pointed chairman oi the board a
short tll‘nll ago.
The next regular meeting will be
held September :1.
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South Norwalit council. No. 1’58.
Knights at Columbus. will hold its
regular seml~monthly meeting to-
nlcrrow night. The meeting will
start promptly at 7:30 to enable any
members who wish to attend the
third degree which will be worked
by State Deputy Mulligan in Bridge-
port. Several members ot the local
council have decided to go and they
will leave directly after the meeting.
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The advisory board of the South
Norwalk Baptist church gathered
last evening and organized with
Rev. Lester 'I‘. Mallory. as perma-
nent chairman. Steven Clifford was
appointed clerk. The board will
hold its scheduled meetings begin-
ning September 2i. and every third
Tuesday of each quarter thereafter.
A committee was appointed to pur-
chase hymnsls tor the church.
e s s
The home of J. Margulles. 3 “Reed
street. was entered curly yesterday
morning and. two suits or clothes
were taken. according to n report
made to the downtown police last
night. Entrance was gained through
a side window.
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Three candidates will he initiated
at the meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America to be bout
at the Progress Forum hall. Wash-
ington street. tonight.
O C 0
Lawrence Fullln or Crnnbnry re-
ported to the police yostFi’duy that
he had lost it set of number plulca
C 80245. from his car.
t 0 r-
Auiomoblles operated by F. Iii.
Keyaer. Keelcr avenue. and Mrs.
Mary 13. Casey 0: Bridgeport col-
- {y . .. . ”it. . { I
llded in the Post road yesterday-
Mrs. Casey's machine was quite bad-
ly damaged as a result of thc’ool-
Helen. The Keyser machine skidded
on the pavement and into thelCasey
ear. hlr. lioyser agreed to settle
for the damage.
0
John Nash. now of Waterbury but
for manyiyeurs a lllcuibur-ot the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company.
was ill the city visiting friends this
morning. -
0
Jesse '1‘, Dunbar. of Light. Dun-
hur and Quinlan. returned ,t is
morning from Cascnovla. N. i.
where he attended the graduation
of his son David. from Cuzcnovia
seminary.
O
The cases of Anthony and Louis
Mulil. charged with assault upon
l'ulrolmull “livid Sillflcn. were con-
tinued until next week by Judge
iv‘rccmun Light in the downtown city
court this lnornlng. Attorney llcnry
Urccnsteln of Bridgeport will re-
present [ho Maine in the local court.
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Otto Abbott of llethel. arrested by
Patrolman l'ldwnrd Willlums. charg-
ed with operating an automobile
without a. license. was lined 87 uild
costs by Judge Freeman Light in
Itho downtown city court this morn-
"S.
| Deaths and Funerals I
Maria Lyon.
lill‘s. hlul'iu Lyon, widow oi the
llitc Frederick Lyon. passed away
early this morning at the home of
her nephew. D. Louis I.udrlgun.l ill!
West nvvnuc. The funeral will be
held Friday nmrnlng at 8:30 o'clock
from the Illllll(‘ of her nephew. S.‘
“'t's't .l‘-t'llll". nnd at 9 o‘clock from
St. .losl-pll's church. The illil-rnlcut
ulll he in the family plot ill St.
Mary's cemetery.
'I‘Ui) I..-\'I‘I-Z IN)“ CLASSIFICATION
i.l.(‘..\l. NOTICE. :7
{\‘uiiw- m IIi'I‘e‘IIy given ill:ii a pub-
lic llcilliili' hy ill': Mayor t'ollilcil of
ilii~ 1 My of Norwalk “ill be Ili‘Id at
III,‘ ('(lhlll'ii Chambers, (,‘iiy Hall. on
Till-Min; t‘\"‘lllll;.’. .lulv Hill. 1926. at
right o'llol ii p. in. ilnyllghi Suving
Tum. ~v- I.|il\'i‘ lo the proposnl iu
('Il,‘ll;,'l' lln- lgrmin or {iii-.lllow Sil'rvt'.‘
so culled. irom \l'oodwul‘d Avenue.
to Small: Muln siroot. Serond Taxing
Dl:-li‘ii‘l.
All In rnnnr lulu-rested therein are
Ili‘l’iii)’ i'oii'll d to armour and he
haw-i iIlillOII. if IIli‘Y so desire.
Dutwil Iii iln l'llv or Ntil‘ti'tliii. Conn.
Juno 2:! 19.6
“STEPHEN DOKI'S.
Miss liosaloa Boone oi l’lnc Bill“,
Aria, was elected national [resident
of Delta Beta ‘ , high school
sorority. at that organisation's coal-
uniion in her home city. She at
once announced a «impugn against
the excessive use of cosmciit: by
high school girls.
Motorcycles Figured
In-Fewest Accidents
in State Last Year
Accidents involllng motor buses,
or jlini-ys, were by for more numer-
ous in Connecticut last year than to
any other class oi motor vehicles. ill
proportion to the number registered.
The fact that the accidents involVed
buses does not necessarily Indicate
that the operators of the buses were
responsible. There were 475 Jltneys
l'ogislvl‘cd in the slate, and 427. or
ml per cent of mi. number were in-
mlvod Ill acrid is. This duos mean
however. that all but 48 of the reg-
lrii'l'i‘il bust-s got into trouble on the
highways, beimuse the records show
that smile buses had more than one
umilivnt during the year. Only ac-
cidents causing damage in excess of
Sin or personal injury are included
in the computation.
While, the. number of iii cidenls re-
ported looks larger it should be re-
membered lIili'. buses travel almost
42,000 bus miles per day or some-
City Clerk.
tiling mm 16 millioll bus lull-2s dur-
than other classes of motor vehicles.
one caused death.
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go
ston Store
. sane . ”aunt.“
illlliililiililli;Hillmiilliliiiiflllil x"
laws will so. Tel.
4100
Nor-walk, Conn.
Ripplette Spreads
81x90 white r i p p l e t t e
spreads, full cut. well made.
Our regular
stock quality , $1.98
Jubilee Week Specialties
Esmond Blankets
Colored block effects, E _'
sateen bound, full size — -
weight and warmth of two .
blankets. Just the thing .
for an extra 8 g ‘
throw . ...... $2e9 _‘
All Silk F. F. Chiffon
i Hose
. Women's pure silk to the
I to full fashioned, chiflon
' 7. weight» “'1 $1.39i
sizes and colors
Rubber Reducing Cor- .
sets :
Extra heavy rubber cor— "
sets. Look thin while get- ;
ting thin. (‘lasp front, lac-
....... _. $2.98
All sizes ..
Boys’ Blouses
5 English broadcloth sill;
stripe madras and fancy
H‘ pcrcalcs ~ full cut — fast
' ‘ colors. 89c
8 to 16
llllilflfllflfllflifllfllflflflllfllllflml HH IIIHllllllllllllIIIHIHIIIIIIHIIIV
Hand Made Gowns
all
hand made with fancy em.-
b r oi d e r y. White and
$1.00
Sheer muslin gowns,
16, 17, 18 ..
ing the course of a ‘year. Without
doubt buses in performance of the
daily rountlne encounter as nlany it
not more hazards of the highway
Very few of the accidents resulted in
serious personal injuries and only
In the previous year. the number
of accidents involving jilneys was
79 per cent or the total registered
in Connecticut. There were 131
more registered buses in this state
ili 1925 than in 1924.
Next to illness. tnxicabs had the
highest percentage of accidents last
year. in proportion to the registra-
lious. For 2,301 inxicabs registered
in 1925. there were Bid accidents.
2: per cent of the number regis-
ieréd. as against 11 per cent in 192i.
Motor trucks. listed as com-
mercial motor vehicles, were more
frequently involved in accidents. in
proportion to registration, than were
passenger cars. Accidents reported
to have involved commercial cars
totaled '20 per cent or the number
registered in 1925 and 17 per cent
in i924. willie accidents involving
passenger machines totaled 13 per
cent of the number registered in
1925 and 14 per cent in 1924. show—
lug a better suiciy ratio {or pleasure
cars and a worse for commercial
cars in the past year.
Motorcycles proved to be less lln.
ble to accidents than any other type
of motor \ehlcle. Accidents to‘ me-
torcycles last year amounted to nine
per cent of the number registered
and there were 10 per cent as many
in 192i.
HOST WILL come '
NOW WE‘LL
GASOLINE ALLEY—IT’S A BUSY S-EASON
n-s down no as
l
'4 r N lit a l i it 'ru SKEEZIX AND dEAN'AS - ”7 ML",— “.5 “W's Tue
.0 orwa an v c n y. e va- ‘ GO oven AND m cines‘r THAT ' ‘ Loveas KNO‘I’
; rious units or delivery service of this WED CH'LDQEN. WEN DICK our THE 7 s r we con FIND. i'r'e ‘5 “‘9 ““5““ Demon, ~01
,luunth‘y call for and deliver on J W'LL FOLLOW ON WE weoowo “9‘“ D'M' ma cavemen ' “ACT!”
i (AM HARDLV
ADM OF UNCLE DUMDUS
\ou AND Hombre WILL
come IN more THE
sup: AND MEET US
‘AT THE ALTAQ.
' regular dcheddle ‘to‘ Ill“ sections of
Norwalk and vicinity which includes
. ‘ the various beaches at this time of
the year. located in this immediate
vicinity. The various features of
laundry work are carefully and ex~
portly handled at this establishment.
1! Cross St. Phone 3834.—-Adv.
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Stanley Joseloff. il Seavlew ave-
. line. and Herbert Miller, 177 Main
street. attended a performance of
"The Ladder." at the Stamford
Theatre. Stamford. Monday evening.
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CUTBILL'S FISH MARKET.
,Thia week soft. shell crabs. lob-
. sit-rs. blue ilsh. crab meat. shrimp
’ and other choice selected fish of the
treason are to be had at this market.
Deliveries made to all’sectious of
Norwalit and vicinity. 11 North
North Main St. Phone 108.—-Adv.
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Lira. Paul Gundlaeh of Brooklyn
N. Y.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Malkin ot Seundview Court.
. a e s
QiNo.
even MKCT
IT.
STAQT.
IHAT‘S A
MV ONE.
WALT! TWELVE
DIAMONDS!
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McCall , Printed Patterns “70.402. “75. 050]
= The Daintiest ovaaSh Fabrics
F cature" Bright Summery '
(I Printed Designs
Most [We . .
er have.you seen such delightful patterns all ready
be ‘made into the most exquisite frocks for mother
-- the kiddies, cool summer wind w draperies, and'
or so many other novel homefurn things.
Resolute Voiies ' .'
u r summery weight in lovely figurzd and floral dc. ‘
O
I. s--nume‘rous colors. . 40» inches wide. - " A
79 4"," . .
{item silken sheen is. Dots. conventional and»
newest printed fabric" rcsebud design: in. the
twill make such at-: most advanced so or
You Are .Corfdiaily Invited
. . ‘ To Attend .
The Most Romantic
In All Comic Strip
The Marriage of Phyllis and WaltL—Tli'ose
Two Lovaer Characters of Gasoline'Allcyfqme
. . [WhiCh Takes . Place Tomorrow
'\
—Radios and Vlctrolas sold on
only terms. Donnelly.—Adv. -
O I 0
Louis Udeima‘n, South Main street
merchant. is driving a new Cadillac
sedan.
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-L e h l g h e o a l. automatically
screened. Harris and Gans.--Adv.
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Election ct Officers tor the sum-
mer team will take plaice at
. the regularaieeting ot the Norwalk
Chapter or DeMolay in Washing-
ton Street Masonic Temple. tomor-
row 'evenlag.
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-—Swlnl Raps. Durable yet attrac-
tive at Allen'ayrgg store—sen
-.DORDON‘S SHORE HOUSE.
-—New opened for the season
Famous for over forty years for
. Shore Dinners and sea food or all
» kinds.” Phone;No's-walk nth—Adv.
. [O O
Ellsworth C. Lockwood. Highland
;7“"""“ ‘
' - avonue. was a recent visitor in New
‘_ .ves summer frocks. colcrlngs..36 in. and reg. mum. ‘
. ysomm‘ ' .y. ,, "..
‘ ‘ -Now is the tinieot year tor tar
storage. fhe‘i'wincinaietiaa'
.- p» ’ lmflf.
3 reliablopiaceandailtursterage
{.7 l
. '- . - here is insured againdt are and
g. .. A | e; that.‘ to North usinSt. Phone
wme' rm" 4' g m 1,1”, . ; «sassy. .
. . O O a
.. Brunet newweliln. son or Mr.
.end )trs. Coins It. Flewwellin. By-
lagton Piece, has been accepted toi-
ELI“, c. training at Fort ’rerry
.Kerwalitwtlhhavs ayery good '
lavender, pink and green
dodges mifsbie for wo-
lnen’s Land .. children's
‘lreiises: 3 36 inch.
:"re tattoo in
, -. - ‘ . f‘ .. 39‘ / ‘ fl _ mam
, comm Lions mango o; er-
J retina a aewh:as.e<li:l.ibertystrest.
1.._GctT-TOHQ
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- , r11... .1.
.oe
. ran panhandler“. ll‘ltdt "snuggling
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