. its. sided and was
MP “association.
Rm ”at; ‘
undo ones
and girls will be
0'! and it can ooniidsntlslly ho sis
Playground association.
has arranged with R. R. Lsnsor.
director. to havo Norwslk's
, “ml“: '
\
.Llngcr’s two year exporicnce '
all: has made him well
the
in
acquainted with
High Blood Pressure
Noted Physician's Discovery Will
Reduce It To Normal ,
Ths' world progresses. Now any
one who had blood pressure can go
m
,
i .11..»
Momma.»
good druggist. get a bottle of
and start today to reduce the
uro to normal.
Dlszy spoils usually mean high
blood .pressure. so does headache.
lint lashes. sleeplessness and ner-
voltsneso. Tense reduces high blood
Mrs to normal and then—ail tho
ailments caused by the high blood
Mrs will quickly disappear. One
hottls proves it. Money back it not
sotlofled. Got Tense today at the
lollowlng good drug stores: Harold
:A. flood. The Pla’istcd Drug Co.,
Jgringwood Pharmacy—Adv.
on tenths young-
sad for their psr- ,
Tho throo playgrounds oi *
risnd of the youngsters. r.
. will be in ohorgo of
The,
0 good tints will he had or 1'
playground stop and the v
o
kt J. Moran president oi
“cam
tum ,
playgrounds ready tor their formal 'V
V opening July 0. the day after the r.
M is cslebratod
it is hoped ;
illot there will be soms formal cx-
playground ‘
g
l
i . ..
Pros. Ploygrbnnd Ass'ocistion
; needs and possibilities of this city
ond.has given him the opportunity
to lay a splendid foundation for fur-
ther development.
The playgrounds will be located at
the some places they wers last year.
namely in the Harris grounds on
Main street. State street grounds in
South Norwalk, and the Marvin
school ‘grounds in East Norwalk. .
There was some ope that a play.
ground might be tabiished st Calf
Pasture Beach. but there w . no
place on tho beach where the g ound
was sufficiently free from dampness
at high tide to bo‘adapted to play-
m. w... Our‘Pricb i. ;
ground use. There also would have
been great expense moving appara-
O
Crackers Sharply Reduced
Soda Crackers ' .
Vanilla Wafers
Andy Gump or
Yum Yum Ginger Snaps
NOW
ammuddmmmm
ColumhlsolillldCoffess. many.
"E ‘ dlon cavalry
uniforms.
. be brought frOm Wisconsin reserva-
, tlons to join in the psgsant depicting
the founding oi Chicago and tho
.Se'lectsd
Per Daren
‘Pchound’ *
2...
Nos-walk and!
soon. The mitt» ho
‘ will hovs tho cooperation of
its in s Insasors thss
sir vii-y vsarnsot and indlvi usl
roofl- .
lib Po t Restores
“Birth omugo” Show
CRICAGO. -—i.tP). 'i'ho only In-
lroop in tho lU. Ié
Amt. 'l‘roon ' lit Csvo ry. o
be Haskell UnPNnity‘ of X!!!“
will tslto port in tho “Birth or Chi-
~ cage" spectacle to be stogsd in Colo
dioro Fiold stadium July 1-1. Tho
lndian school boys will play a. dual
Hols in tho psgssnt. oppsoring ilrot
traditional war paint and foathsrs,
land than in their regulation army
'Seversl hundred mors Indians will
westward sweep of tho pioneers
against stubborn lndisn resistance.
The show is plannsd as a minis,-
turo snout-centennial celsbrotlon in
connection with tho international
convention of the Loyal Order of
Moose. ' , ‘
DAUGHTER'S COMPLAINT
BRINGS FAME IN COURT
Philip Mchliy. ststsr street.
was given a suspended Jail sentence
of so days on the charge of intoxica-
tion and assault upon his daughstr,
by Judge Freeman Light. in the
downtown city court, yesterday
He was arrested by Patrolman Ed-
ward Williams.- last evening.
—--—--—--—-—q—
The call of tho Grsst Hornblll.
sometimes referred to as tho ‘motor-
horn bird." frequently can be heard
a mile away.‘
'o/
and got the boot and pussst model Tbss
r5. hhbyU-
' spornnontof .. i
”Wanna-sushi . 51 1.
perms . i
groom
horstotor?‘ and that Norwslh citi- .
‘ sons will give the oloygrsundo
. attend the
kindle
.’ Tho schooner Nova. Queen. which
unlcpdsd at the BL. Georgo dock in
Norwalk was towed out. this mornm
ing by the tug Theodore Smith.
’ crlns Kilns. .Wilton
Ills! Elli!b0lh Nflod, 801 Mlln
tom. cruise
retinal-"Lying Wives." ‘
fiasco—“Born ill the West."
o-—“ltschioos Lsdy." .
.. Cir.
DOING WIS:
tor nigh. ,
Jana 35.-ffil'h school ”It,”
Juno :7.-Childrsn's Wit
so at the South
church.
\Veelt K. of
Juno
Ludlow Junior High.
.luly L—Annual
South Norwalk Cong. Church. .
Men's Mali No.- walk.
July s.—-Annuol Picnic
Congregational church
Point. " V
July d.—Frisndship P.
Picnic at Roton Point. ‘ .
July s.—!-s Class Picnic at hom
Norwol
at Rots
Nod. .
Swedish Cong. church.
July 5. -— 150th
Mon.
county homo annual outing.
Bethlehem.
“Sunset Hill" East avenue.
Sun Ami 'Iidc l-Tord'omorrow.
(Standard Tim.)
evening‘in the DeMolay clubhouse.
‘Q‘ s s s
Conrad . P. Frey,
new Studebaker sedan.
O O 0
sun LAUNDRY'B cement
of Norwalk and vicinity.
laundry call
vicinity.
portly
ll Cro st. Phcns "IL—iiidv.~
.8 C l.
the Port Chester hospital, is snioy.
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hoyt
in Pine Hill avenue. .
Vincent O’Brien. 14 Spring street,
has returned to st. Lawrence Uni-
versity. Clinton. N. Y., where he will
attend tho summer school. Mr.
O'Brien visited at his home for a
week. .
_ 8 O 0
CUTBILL'S FISH MARKET.
This week soft shell crabs. lob-
sters. ,bius fish. crab meat, shrimp
and other choice selected llsh ot the
season on to ho had at this market.
Dolivsrlss made to all sections of
Norwalk and vicinity 71 North
North Main St. Phone 108.—Adv.
. 0
Fred Lane. 93- East avenue. and
Junior Marvin. Pins Hill Road will
Congregational Young
People's Conference at storrs. Conn.
Thchdnlerenc: open: tomorrow.
South Norwalk Council No. 125:
Knights of Columbus will meet to-
dlght. The meoting.will start at 7:80
to enable the members to attend a
third degree being held in Bridge-
port.
0 s O .
~DORLON'8 SHORE HOCSE.
—h’ow. opened, for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea food of all
Phone . Nero'slk tan—Adv.
‘ O O C
C “I.
Miss Ruth Russell and no. mo.-
ll‘ avenue. and
1
floor a
MON.
”CHEW
Superb-Melodramstlc
‘ "’ Prodno ‘o'ox
meditation. Franklin lunior' High.
Juno ltd-Graduation Costsr lun-
‘Norw‘olh Cong.
June as Eemmsaciss- Jublile
2r. .omou... Rossi-
Church Picnic
.luly.d.‘--ltslsing¢up or officsri of
wanoms. Council or oi P. at Bod
N. G.
or 1‘1. Lona Fullsr Dol‘orsst in
July i.-8unrlse Ssrvlco meeting,
Anniversary
Founding Improved Order of Rod
July 7.—Elks to glvo children of
‘ July 7.—lnstallatlon of officers.
L‘ady Jonning's Lodge Shepherds of
- July o.-Rlstoricsi Psgsa-nt‘ and
lawn fete under auspices Norwalk
Republican Women‘s Association at
A *mcollug of the board of lov-
riuors of the Nornelk chapter of
Delliolny is called for next Monday
Washington
street insurance man, is driving a
snnvxcn covnns ALL oncndxs
'I’ho vo-
rlouo suits of delivery servlcs of this
for and deliver on
.regulsr schedule to all sections of
Norwallt and vicinity which includes
the various bsachos at this tins of .
tho year. located in this immediate
The various fsaturos of
laundry worlr'ars carefully and“ on-
andlod at this establishment.
hiiss Mildred Hoyt a studeno at
log a vacation st~ tho home other
34”“ No. 108. A. 1’. t A.
his as “my.
ll
ll
Sun Rises ............ 0:21 A. M. . ~
Sun Sets ........... . 7:80 P. M. th
High This .......... .. 10;27 A. g, ,
Tow Tide ............. {:30 P. .
f.
wr
street, were in New York yester-
day. They witnessed a performance
theatre.
. . .
Anthracite.
and Rona—Adv.
's
A large attendance of members is
desired for the regular meeting'of
the Norwalk Chapter of Dehiolny
this evening. There will be elec-
tion of ofllcers for the summer term.
.. I O O
o
All
sizes. Harris
Health Olllcer Robert E. Pcrdue
this morning reported three cases of
scarlet fever in this city: Margaret
Tmcl. aged 8 years, of 2 Marion
street: Velma Lazar. 8 years, of 18
Sound Vlev avenue. and Anna
Fleischer. 9 cars, or 8 Elizabeth
street. are all .ill of the disease.
U C
——Radlos and Victrolas sold on
easy tsrms. Donnelly.-—Adv.
O O O
Tho home of Dr. William H. Mc-
Mahon at 18 West Washington street
has been repainted.
O 0 0 ,
.Glenn Champion a student at the
Connecticut Agricultural college at
Storro. has returned to his home in
County street.
months.
. O 0 O
‘——L e hi g h c o a i. automatically
scrsenod. Harris and Cans—Adv.
0 O 0
iii".. Edward J. Flaherty as Put-
nsm avenue. visited in Bridgeport
yesterday afternoon.
’ O O !
A bicycle owned by Stephen Zam-
iciewsltl 10 Slocum street. was stoi—l
on at 10 o'clock last night when he
left‘ it porltod at the carnival
grounds on Main street.
0V 0 ‘0” . ,
Patients of the Dry Hill sani-
Vtarium havs been a little too noisy
about the neighborhood and on the '
. sids roads. according to information; .
mom yssterdaao by the police;
«on Roossvslt strcbt residents. The?
huthorltiss at tho sanitsrlum wore“
advised by the police that tillage?
they promised the future would see]
msnllod conditions. ' '
necticut.
‘newsdealer today.
" ’ on. New ifln‘rk no...
ofv"8unny" ,at tho New Amsterdam .
for the summer
wore not as quiet as might be and,
% .
N ew Ratogravure
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devoted to
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e news.
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terest to readers in Westchester and Con-
Order your copy from your
I Deaths and Funerals I
Marin [mm
The funeral of Mrs. Marla Lyon
will be held Friday morning at 8:30
o‘clock irom the home of her
nvphcw, 1). Louis Lndrigau, 83 stt
avenue. and at 9 o'clock from Si.
Joseph's church. Interment will be
in the family plot in St. Mary's.
cemetery. '
Mary Elubcih Godfrey
The funeral of Mrs. Mary F.
Godfrey, for many years a resident
of Weston. took place yesterday af-
ternoon at 3 o’clock from the fun-
eral chapel of Charles Fabio in
Westporl. llcv. Norman 1.. Hull
pastor of the \‘i'ostport Methodist
church ofliclatcd. Interment was in
Norficld cemetery.
Samuel Henry Huntington
Funeral services for Dr. Samuel
H. Huntington will who held Friday
i
You Can
Special for a
short time only
' 1 dentistry st loier prico
Realizing
o; Noswolkers wondng
nilahls place and all tur storage;
is insured against is}. and;
sit. a North Rain It. Phone
‘0.o‘q“vo .
O O 0 .
lira. Albert Zoltnsr. of Port Ch
tor. do hers torus wselt's visit wi
Kr. and- Ira Louis H:Dla1nond.
Putnam avenue. '
0 O O . a
.- The fourth annual doncs 0! Per-
to'ct Crammer. quarry of Old Wolf .
Wk. -Tlld
-~Row is tho timo ofayear for fur '
‘ rotorsgs. The Twin City Valet is a
rm. . . .
Rood These Prices .
Gold Crowns as low as
‘ Per Tooth
work as low as
anaemic rmcr:
We say that with all sincerity and
, tor a short time we are going to
odor our some reliable method of
that there arc hundreds
dental work
'3. thousand can't sh'ord to pay the
. price for ‘our- quality of work-—
coins in today—m annulus
The New York Times will publish asa .
. regular part of the Sunday edition, begin- ' '
.ning next Sunday, a 16 page tabloid size . ,
rotogravure section devoted exclusively to .
and distributed only in Westchestér and
in Connecticut.
The pictures will be of current events
in this territory—sports, society, interest-
ing personalities, and whatever else 1s in
nttornoon"ni 2:30 o'clock in St.
John's Temple. Berkeley street.
Members of St. John Lodge, No.
10. I“. d: A. M. Will conduct the
Masonic ritual. while the Rev.
Alexander Hamilton will conduct the
church service.
Interment will be Saturday in the
Huntington family plot in Windham,
Conn.
Esther J. Hurlbult
Miss Heather L. Hurlbuit passed
away at midnight ut the King's
Daughter-3' Home for the Aged. Miss
Hurlbuit was 70 years of age and
a. native of Georgetown. She was a
sister of the late J. Bcldcn liurlbutt.
one time Norwalk attorney, and for
many years they resided in Union
avenue.
Funeral services will be held
from the Home for the Aged. Sai-
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
IteV. J. H. Fulrchild of New Haven,
formerly of Cannondale will olllci-
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ate. Interment will be in Zion Hill
cemetery. Cannondale.
The deceased was survived by no
immediate relatives but leaves many
cousins. They Varc: Lewis R. Hurl-
butt. Miss Josephine llurlbuii, Wil-
liam B. ilurl uit and Dmld S. Hurl-
butt. all of annondale; Dr. .tugus.
tus Hurlbutt. Henry Hurlbutt. Miss
Elizabeth Hurlbuti, Miss Sophie
Hurlbutt, Miss Sarah Hurlbutt. Mrs.
Sidney Starr and Mrs.
Northrup. all of Stamford.
The Old Tin l’nu
WASHINGTON.~—-The old—fashion- ' 4
the. , 1:. 4
ed tin basin still is used on
farms. according to the latest agri-
cultural ccnsus figures. which show 5..
that only one farm in ten in the
United States has plumbing.
Excuse It. Please
DINER: There's a button in my
soup. '
WAITER: Typographlcal error.
sir. It should be mutton—Progres-
slv: Grocer.
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