rm
‘ .. 1"“ Y's icvus'rs
ct '
has
of ce ”'eheart,"
l.‘ lto U er of Paris."
c mm ‘ " l:‘lcnto South Nor.
c .
ma of the South
ti Cent.
1 istng .0
‘rtlu'hcli fflcers of Wang.
I, l
K Norwai' 1' at Red Mens
11 , I
Bl‘ C
W Evans.
Cell 7 - A“ .
the lion. Picnic horwalk
vill urch at Rom“
ii
"Dfl
Boa « with a
Will
Fl Dan
loll tinge
of. th ‘lt‘ric
at Sliorehaven
ul Whiteman's
and Entertain.
m. Silvermine.
’ . . . . m. M .. r . ttosal chamber of common-leuntieiiy. It is a largo organisation
“ ' l ‘ ‘ V ‘ t ' ‘ , ans. You know that l have. .
wavn beamaamuaw. our lo- .
NG ssnTt-nmr-eoum, NURWALK, court.
, ,
in the field in which you are later;
with many branch organisations elite-ilond they are willing to give
lwbono constant duty it isito keep in their service any time you desire it.
”mm. “A. assist with moi-v business Practical Work Done.
uwds Greet Aimee Sample McPherson
Womanmwfl
Tremendou cted Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist, when she returned to ’Los Angeles
after a myster . of many weeks—due, she says, to her abduction by Mexican kidnaps".
the right. she i the platform of her train on arrival in Los Angeles; left. addressing the crowds.
from a balcony 9-
il ‘ ‘ l P. "
nfl‘lill' f‘ {ion It? l\ G_
Nod. l n“ 19 P‘Cnit: at home
Jun ‘ u D°F°rest in
chd' a "we
‘ rvt
Tjuutltl i, " Ohur c0 meeting,
‘ 150i.
Medrllly prot'ed AnanCrnx-y
ounty it. to
‘ "i chil
:62; ‘hnual ln tires of
Italiatio .. . f
. Lodge he officers,
Dherds of
. I' lullsplc.
“,5 Ass' Iv orwalk
July 1
Day 3 ion of "curt—Adv.
‘ 1‘ t r! Scout
fl iv _-neybrooiet
.nesdsy afternoon
mences. ‘
sun I i‘ 1- Tomorrow. last evening.
on tho ohm-e i l. are as
beautiful as 'n_ s section.
The flowers a ilk-tinted
white color line several
rd”. of Red hundred on tw.’
cussing methods for the promotionlwashington Street Masonic Temple
of safety and health on the play-l this evening_ .
grounds. and on the city streets this: [nataiigtlon of new ofl'icers will
not be held until next week at which
time the ceremonies will be held
in charge of a team of past master
This is the first time the
their charge.
0 C
If. it. Longer. supervisor of play-l
grounds is in charge of the meeting.
rear of the
l‘lenncssy in s
nearing comm.
W duntile blocks place. and
.‘torlcsl 1 cant and Work is being ‘
Cyrus Ackerman of Hartford was work has been in
tagged for violation of the parking
ordinance in Washington street. by.
-—S ectacula "U n tb ir"act
Patrolman Albert Fraser yesterday p r DI . A
New York City professionals.
l"The Two Arleys."
of C. Jubilee tonight.
at Firemen-K.
The local police were asked to be
on the lookout for a
stolen from Danbury. last evening.
it carried Connecticut
iatlon at W d ' '
“emi e ding Gifts ,
RM'. and Mrs. Chapman 8. Lew-
is and sons. Gerard and Lawrence.
"left by motor this morning for El-
sex, N. Y..~on-Lnke~Cha m plain.
where they have a summer home.
They lime closed Trinity rectory in
season.
swarms along ' The steam roller which ran off the
Bell Island bridge has been pulled
' Time.)
sun S .
Hill! '. 1""' 4:24 A, M.
Low Ti 7:29 P. M. Pearce have
. ' . . . 5:22 .i. M. honeymoon tri '“t the New
h ,'-- 12:00 I:_ M. England state
3153‘...) ‘ the home of
Ienlasu or ’2 ”Mn street. a Mr. and Mt"
{rom tht 21k high school Betta Place. _
school. 11 ‘d‘lated recently merly Ml" E" i '
. e in th Preparatory ‘
gimme ,1 Amber" cob ‘Miss Charlr’
chemlfill‘y- . he will con. Last horwalk
Miss D‘
back on dry land by workmen of the
street department under the direc-
tion of Assistant Street Commission-
er Arthur F. Jutten. The roller will
soon be in operation again.
Miss Constance E.
Li-wis is already at Lake Champlain,
where she is a councilor at a gll‘ls'
li‘airtleld avenue.
Hamilton and
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie will be in
charge of Trinity
summer months.
return until early September.
0 O a
C C C
Robert JoseioiY, Seaview avenue.
conduct a public auction on
property owned jointly by him and
William F. Hoyt and Son, at Brook-
side court Saturd
I
parish for the
Mr. Lewis will not
‘il'iln‘. He intends to spend his \nru-
Miss Marlon Ceilings. Mount Mc-
(lregor. N. 1'.. who is visiting her
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris. has . parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Col-
resigned his position with the Nor-
of bOllosical for of Mr. 3 Leonard Harris. First street. son
J arvls, Seav
Monday for , 10 Franklin street.
.vcnlle. “1
vacation fr rey, Sraview
Engineer-in ‘ two weeks'
‘ It the Nash
Jack W“ 4:. fir—199:, he” F“
John \‘VClll . ~0 an‘ ‘“
returned I . r. and Mrs. ~11“.
duties as a . street has home ‘
mum “'5 Adv
...,\'0t\' 1‘ '
storagP- '1“
reliable ltlm‘ r for fur
‘ here is in. 'aiet is a
theft. 0‘- ‘ storage
40g ”Adv re and
Phone
nest 1‘0
\ Mrs. “MN"
.: pup, will i;
here it“ “'
(1 High ac
t.cheetra. l
103 on ill“ menads
red in George Gm] "
Kenneth B aw. William Milietidborgo Le. Gates
resumi‘d his will represent - .
- 5.}..ntlls tribe of
lsntlc and P i. has Red Men at ti: outing of Red
street after 3 . 9 At- Men in llartfo yday.
Zant
Edythe Kay
1 Stamford recen
-DORLON'=
_..Now 099
Famous ‘0‘ ,
snore Dinnerin.
n
trolt with re] 1
-——Speelai attraction at Fircnien‘s- 3"“ York (-7“? Tuesday.
K. of C. Jubilee tonight on the West
Ave. grounds will be Miss Lodiee_
Weld‘s dancing girls.
invited—Adv.
West Cedar
‘1 new Dodge
Miss Flore
An automobile trip to Vermont
Smith of Harbor View, away over
hone 351-1-—
Antliony Neverisky. Cedar street.
attended the performance of “The
Phantom Ship" in the Stamford tho-
atre last evening.
Q
Mrs. hubois. of White Plains, will
ilif' the guest of Mrs, Mitchell over
Sunday at Harbor \‘it '.
Carroll Coustltt Cedar street.
has taken a po‘n the office of
the Condo Na. Sound Beach.
0
“9 will begin es there. 'l‘uos- Philip F. Fielding. Charles street. Mrs. Ledger E
day. . was a business visitor in Daubury
He made arrangements
for securing a turbine to be used in
lighting Sunset field. where the Nor-
walk Republican Women's pnrzeunt
Mr. Fielding will be
in charge of all electrical
dntonda. of Mont-
rlair. New Jersey. has been the guest
of Mrs. Ward Van Alstyne. 2 Stevens
street. during the
C
2 Herbert Mil-T Main street.
. son not Mr. is .
ir-“l‘nd miter;
Union Harbor View weekly may!“
if .e accompanist
last few days.
“ms Elizabeth Tolles. who "has daughters. Miss Jami sthubrrt and
been teaching in the New York pub~
iic schools. has returned to her home
iin l"flll‘fl(‘ld avenue, where she will
spend her summer vacation. ’
pianist at' the
tonight last night.
Stam- throughout th
lioraec McMahon. Hillside street.
has taken a position with Benjamin
Hertz. sign painter.
Frank \‘oik's Society orchestra is
again one of Roton‘s leading attrac-
The usual crowd of dancing
devotees are flocking to the dances
g in the large hall.
U C
L. H. Decker. .lr.. formerly of Nor-
. held every evenln
An interest ill
meeting of N 's
in instructors is
‘ noon in head,.
2‘ Norwalk Libra .5 ling. The meet-
lnne Sign- (70., Boston.
has taken up his residence in Bos-
Mrs. Fred. Jones. 9 Morgan ave-
rnue. entertained a few
. bridge yesterday afternoon.
old this after-
Thers will be a. meeting of the
I
Norwalk Congregational church wusi
held today at lloton Point. Thci
clatter.» left early this morning in‘l Deaths and Funerals |
speciau’cars. under- the supervision
of the officers of the Sunday school.
C O O
Katherine Mugs
l Mrs. Katherine Mega. too Bouton
—CUTB"‘U‘ FISH MARKET ‘ street. wife of Charles Mega. pass-
L°b'l"" swordfish. blue fish. | id away curly this morning at. the
shrimp. crab meat. and other choler- l Norwulk hospital. an" a short in.
flsii are to be had at this market i “.3... 5h.) “”5 4.; years of “9, She
”‘I' “‘"k' The best in the “mike“ is survived by her husband. two
comes to this store's trade. Deliveries 1 daughters. 31.... Charles Giilman.
made to all sections of this \‘lClIllly. j and MW, Mary Mega, and one “on
71 North Main St. Phone 108.-—Atl\'. ‘ t.'ll.'ii‘les Mosh. n” ur Norwalk.
' ° ' I l-‘unerul services will be held Sat-
George Wraga of iiirch street this ; i-iday morning at 8:30 o'clock from
morning began his duties as u rogu- I the late home. too Bouton street and
tar clerk at the South Not-wall: Post at it o‘t'lut'lv‘ from St. Ladislau's
Office. Mr. \Vragg was ioi'morly lhurtrh. interment. “ill be in the
employed by the. Norwalk Tire and tiimily plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
Rubber company. . »~——
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ Mary A. Leatlierlsml
John Nash. formerly of Norunllv‘ ’l‘hr: tum rill of Mrs. Mary A.
and now of \N'aterbury. is here \isit- imiiiht-rluud. “ltIUW of the late
ing friends, [Thomas l.c.iihrrlaiid. former Detec-
‘ s ' ,Ilio Seinmnt. was very largely tit-
Robert Howard. Mntn sireri, into-mini )Lhii‘l'tlll)’ afternoon at z
varied to the police ycstordny that i o‘vluck ii‘iiiirrlie into home. it Lynos
a Fisk balloon tire. :10 x has, “its. l'hu-e and at 2:30 o'clock from St-
atolen from his_cnr parked on 1.00. l'niil's t‘lllll't'll on the Green. ‘ltov.
nard street Saturday. Louis it. ”our“. conducted the sim-
' ' ' pic but liuprrsshc Episcopal burial
Motorcycle Officer McGruih tag. strviw.
ged two parkers yesterday. Joseph Many tiirnds of the deceased and
’i'nveila. 30 Matti street. and Andrew ‘ iui family filled the nave of the ‘
Hull“. William street. Officer homey i llllll'i‘l‘l. There was a lu'l‘Bc (19195“-
lllted John Bell. 472 Park place. I tion of members of the {\orwalk lo-
Bl‘ldlevort. All posted the‘custom-Elice ileum-intent led by thief Wil-g
ery ‘3 bond {01' hearing Monday. 1mm l:. l‘viiniiigion. There were
‘ ‘ ° ‘imny bvnutiiiil floriilofferlugs.
The Norwalk’ l’ifc" and Drum The Itiill-lti‘dlcrs “ere Sergeant.
Corps has called a rehearsal flllll Liryuli Silk and l'ntrolinen 'l‘homas
business meeting tbnight at tho l‘ill‘lit')‘. “llill'lt'h‘ r'. Page and John
South NOrWalk Boat club :it s Murphy. all inl’lni'l‘ associates of the
o'clock. yldlt' Ht‘l‘gi'illll in-utiterlaud.
' ‘ ‘ ‘ interment was in the family. plot .
SDlery Dayo. who has bran re. in lilwrside cemetery.
presenting the Shorehaven (:nlf elub
in the tournament at New London. I‘Iltlt‘lfl J. liedirnt ‘ .
is expected home today. i l-IIrr‘ln .l. llvdient, wile 0S I'N‘d' ls reunited with her faintly after twraping from itidnnpcr< “ho. sin:
a e s twp-k ll. miieut, died suddenly last
Miss Althea ’ lllllt‘l‘. daughirr brimming of npopli‘sy “1 ll" ll““"—'- it
Mr. and Mrs. William (2‘. Filluler. Ul"(_‘i‘iiil‘c ii\(‘llil(‘.
Darlen. formerly of Norwuik. is .\lrs. limlieut had only I'Cl‘ll'll°d on
AIMEE REJOINS HER FAMILY
.Aimcc Scmpie .‘It'l‘llt‘rhtm. filnltius Los Angelo; (‘\illli.'l‘li\l (center)
sins. hold her captiio in Mexico fur mori- than .i month. .‘lr~. .‘Illlllll'
‘Kcnncdy. her nmtlii'r. is at illt‘ rlulit. ht‘l‘ iluuclitnr. lltll'i‘l‘lil. is at the.
leaving today for Syracuse. New .lunv if». from ll(‘l’ \\‘lllltl' home If : loft, and her amt. Rolf. stands lit-hind hr.
York where she will spend her va- Urliilliltl. 131;... where she had an op- .
cation. She will return in the iarly i cratinn mural months ago.
fall, t She Is survived by her husband,
‘ ° ‘ ' one son. ll'tlph G. Brilliant of llollis.
'ihe Rough liaii company of Illul- 1‘. l. “my one sister. .\|rs. l’red
my street “ill shut down toxin-ill! “rumwpm of x.»“- ltritalii.
2nd :R‘ll reinfiln closed until iuos-l l"llilt'l'til “H...” “.m be 1”.“ Sat-
ltzyheldedtalcrl‘t‘ “"3”“ l‘lil‘fmory “” ‘urday attcriumii at the .\orwalk
Hz. 1.5 p.“ 01. lhlrtimdix't church.
. ‘. . l n in Wilton
Richard Tompkins, son of Mr. and l N it"‘s'fll (312:: "2“)“ ”ET dauglltfr of
Mrs. George Tompkins of Morning- ‘ l ‘ ‘ f ‘. . '~‘l
side drive. Westport. well-known in 1 Mr. and Mill. 1 llflllts hicgon. . ie
. ’. . - . . ~ t )ur Sisters‘ lie-
.’\' rwallt. cit w t~- : . _ .\.is .i Illf‘ll.htl if t
o l ’"ud‘y "’r “"° lug-hm lodge. and of Buckingham
purl. Women's “Mini corps.
lion on a ranch there. Mr. Tompkins
was at one time a pupil in ”12' ‘
Cochran school on East airniie. : ""l'“ 50"" . .
' a s The lllllf'liil Oi .lohn Stiler “as
Barry Connors of Valley I‘OI'KI‘. largely attended this morning, at
Weston. has written a new play. 3:30, from the home. ‘_‘0 Glenwood.
“The Yen" which is being whippml avenue. and at '.'i o'clock from St.
into shape at thr- preseiit time for Mary‘s church. A requiem mass
(arly presentation under the dll'i‘t‘-y\\.l$ sung by Rev, James Grady. At
lion of Richard Herndon. Mr. t‘on—itlu- ot‘l‘ertory. bliss Mary ileaphy
ners has many friend‘s in Norwnlli.'sanpz, “u l'lf‘ .icsu." .tt the con-
and recently Ch“? an PSPOL‘tflllY in- eluslon of the mass. .iohn Nooney
teresting talk before the Kiwanis sang "Face to lee-e." and as the cor-
club. .tem- was leming the church. Miss
' ‘ ' lllrlona Millcrtl sum: "Thy will Be
M" and 1“"- mefm'd ““1““ of Done." The pallbearers wcrc: Law-
(‘omstock hill and their diiiigllli‘i‘.'hn..fl “rpmmn. “mm. McCarthy.
"I” "do" Disbrow n" “1‘1"“ ".\\'iliinm Murlon and Matthew iiow~
costume party tonight at their home. - ‘0.“ The ”my“. hem”! were Jo-
Several local and out-of—town guests , mph Barry and Thomas Harry. in-
have been invited; . ,tvrmcnl was in the family plot in
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul sl‘lilllli'f‘f ofiN' “ml“ ‘““‘°‘°""
the Royal James inn. and their
Lorain (tanning
'i‘he iuurrnl of Loretta Ganung.
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
.l.«rt Gniiunu. t0ok plaice yesterday
.. . .aticrnoou nt 2 o'clock from the pa-
1" Chief. of Pti‘l'lcc “mm” lf‘mrnt's homo. kit Butler street. inter-
. t
. i .
stopped on Washington street by
a number of his friends for friendly
chats.
Miss Alice Schubert are now at theiri
summer home in Cannondale.
C C C
DOCTOR; Do you suitor from
. thirst '.‘ ‘
l'.\Tli£.\"l‘: Yes. thanks—bagels
il.ustlzn Welt. Berlin.
O O 0
Mitchell lebell. Wilton avenue.
received slight injuries to his side;
and right knee in a collision between ‘ roll was driving rust in Washinglon
automobiles operated by himself and . street and started to turn into north
J. C. Driacoli of Georgetown at the; Wait-r all‘f‘i'l when he struck lim-
corner of North Water and Wash. lwll's t‘nl‘. lioth machines were dam-
ing is called f-purpose of dis—
Norwalk chapter of DeMolay in the, The\ annual picnic of the South
ington streets. last evening. Dlls- aged ('oltsitli‘l'nllli'~
. . _ phone by
i. kinds l‘
Today is 11 an
first intorcollc b3
America. 3‘ Id,
Score. Amber W:
O
Garfield 0. r, 4
road. has r00 rm
inneSS-
alk-Oyer Boot
Shop
Th The Heart of Any Home . l .
week. To Inf
[3 Its Heating System! i
37 Wal Tel. 3960 Norwalk, Conn.
of the new 5|
the little “Sc
headquarle‘fnd
cuvanash 2‘
o’Connor'sn
of‘ New;
rioul u“ 1:
laundry 5,. 1:92.!
regular .,( .. »
Norwaik hue "of
m. varl "c u
the V”
victim?" :
laundry:
pert-lit ..
1i.
On
Inflow
‘New '
{allow
I. ll
cutie
N .
in!
will
and
87.00
For your new home or to replace an unsatisfactory heating
Reduction Sale
July lst to July 17th
Do Not Miss This-Isle
. it Like to Purchase Such Shoes as Walk-
a rd and Educators. Below 00st.
eaoaos M.
BAIRD HEATING SYSTEMS
Steam - Water - Vapor -‘ Air
Back of every Baird Home Heating System whether it is
Steam, Water, Vapor or Warm Air, is a Company which has .
made an enviable reputation during sixty years for superior
workmanship and straightforward dealing. ' .
Let us give you an estimate of the cost for complete installa-
tion of an eficient heating system. You will be under no
obligation for this service. ‘
Y, Sales Promoter.
rue. BAIRD MACHINE co.
BRIDGIPORT. CONN.
MEN'S WALK-OVER '
AND PACKARD
Shoes and Oxfords
These are well-known high-
grsde shoes.
$10.00 values. Sale
Price. Per'Pair
Price
Palsy
WOMEN’S VALID“;
Shoes and Oxfords
the well-known WalloOver
Regular value ”.50.
”.00. 310.00 per pair.
WWW"
Pet-P
1.5;1."
system, investigate
Write for Catalog
' Cliequo
" The Little Red
School House
and the red front ASL?
stores are widespread Amer-
ican institutions. Both
have won. and hold. the
implicit confidence of the
American people through
merit alone.
The typical ASP values below indicate "'
one reason for this confidence
Fresh
Butter
Purest. Rich
Creamery Butter
lb 47c
Fancy Selected
Eggs
Every one
Guaranteed
do: 39c
Granulated
a 5 tbs 29¢
Sugar ~
light O‘Cloek
Coffee .
a ‘ lb 37c
Highest; Quality Santos Coffee
Red Circle
Coffee ~
4 lb 43c
Fine Brazil and Colombia Blend
Campbell’s Beans $1.513:
sarcasm Wheat '2 pi...ch
Guldggsflustard m1 1.
' ‘ Piel’s Light or Dark _b0ttle 5c
(No bottle deposits on these beverages) _,
t Club Ginger Ate
Gold or Pale Dry
2 bottles 25c
O'Keefe’s Pale Dry Ginger Ale bottle'IOc
Clicquot Club Sarsaparilla, . . .. bottle 14c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale . . . 3 bottles soc
AGLP Grape Juice . . . '2 . pintboale 25c
Stuffed Olives iarlqc
Rajah Mayonnaise 3.319:
Rinse ~
4 large pkg 21c
'Oranges w a“... d... 29.
Lemons Fancy and Iain 6 for log
Rajah Sandwich Spread . . . . 9 oz in 25c
Queen Olives 4 osbottle 156 6 oz bottle 25c
Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles . . bottle 21c
Heinz Sour Mixed Pickles . . bottle 19c
Holland Rusk . .
O O O 0 Pk' 17c
m Vegetables
that come from the
2;: are beech and at-
ve. vet-yous is
ulklngfiabouthowoom-
r.
N. I. C. 8”“!
Zu Zu Wafers .
Uneeds Biscuits 1
Graham Crackers for
Vanilla Wafers .
r”
standards as good citizenship. good Oleary. and Herbert Hoover. These,
economic conditions and good moral messages wereasourca of inspirationt‘
and health conditions. we can not to every member present and they
hope to continue. to be tho-prospct‘. lrlt with us the idea that our local
rau‘tir'lriiwb” ““9”“ ‘.“.‘;‘
tion of
'Illlt.’ welfare ‘1,
thing, it was '
lonsenieii to"?
am ltldCl‘il‘
of trade tor.‘
:uotv of no“ .
[have ever: .;
re profitablu-
wired me. it"
cinlion “llll:
at Washing.
which i cnr- ~ _
.h to loinrs ., .
land as an,_-
need not bu
and methods _
ess bill that.
aid the wil-
l greatest or- .
. which is in f
vc our every‘_
small or how" ‘
o of this na- :-
the local or. :l' .
elws of this
. war-"‘-
‘m 3 5_ E _ ‘ Le..-v~.wm-.-.o o“-~'—-”-.
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