Mortar .
1‘
men
I .
“The Paris
Io. Iain It. Do. Norwaik
I a
,Fraared Mottoes
. Beautiful Sentiments
vGreetingOIrdsfor
k IvaryOscaslon
at the
, Hamilton Shop
ll wan. sr.
commas
I. GOLDEN
mnrmsrm
am 103'“!
,Sereens
.- Screen “'Doors
[Galvanised and Copper
Rosenfield Bros.
WWII! St. Phone us
3c ice Machines
“m to 1.000 Tons CIVIC“!
Pulley iRefrigerating
And Supply Co.
‘ tit Nor-walk. Oonn.
'Phons 8668-1067 '
Oars
1” RE Passenger
' mi...
. . 3mm arm ovnrtnsobmc
rants arm awmonrns
HAYDEN
summons co.
11'. Wagner. Branch Mar-
wssr ave. soawm ‘
sacs macros enonn issr
Light & Power Co.
NORWALK
EXPERT
0 TUNING
w
'l‘rivstes From Fort Slocum
ted to attend because at this esca-
pade.
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The appeal of the Near East Re-
llct committee in union will he
“Hut place!
tathismluasasbod’ld mania:
day. it has been announced by Gen.
Henry L'. llodgcs of Nbroton. chair-
man of the Darien committee. The
appeal will be made principally
through the mail and the churches.
O
Go Motoring Instead Of
To Panama Zone But ‘
the Ride Stops Short.
EVANS TAKES
“ during August in tho person of Miss
mm / AUTO i .\itss Anderson. who is a graduate of
‘ lsuo and 9:19 in the morning and
The Sunday school picnic of the
Beardsley Park. Bridgeport. yester-
eata with hadon Ilenlcb, tel.
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”m [N Anderson. ‘hliss Mary Heffcrnan
the Stamford hospital. will take her
. l and 1:30 in the afternoon.
Darien Methodist Episcopal church
day atternoon. was postponed until
301'!th .8.
Darren will have a substitute nurse
. leaves on her vacation Saturdiy. and
place and anew. all calls belwcen
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which was to have been held at
“Friday because the use or the park
“1'“ 3°93 Pittncr. 2‘39“ could not be obtained. A members
Swain, an 3"“ Tult. “1 0' F0“ of the Sunday school 1le be given
Slocum. 3"! York. who We" 1”"1- tree transportation. Accomodatlon
ed by Policeman George Evans yes-
terday for driving a car they had
stolen belonging to Esther Ensinger
of :6 Collgni avenue. New Rochelle.
wen given into the custody of the
New Rochelle polics yesterday after-
noon. The men were evidently desert.
on from the army. The companies at
Fort Slocum wars to leave for
Panama Monday evening and the
thnea men decided to take “French
tears."
for others will be 60 cents per pcr~
scn. There will be games and races
and prizes will be given by the com-
mittee.
The Westchester County Women‘s
Golf Association will hold a meeting
at the Wee Burn Golf club at lunch-
oou. Thursday.
C
Colonel Henry J. Seelcy. superin-
tendent of the Fitch Soldiers‘ Home
in Noroton. was in Danbury, Mon-
day .arrd called upon lra It. Wild-
man. a member of the home. The
colonel was accompanied by H.
Christianson, clerk of the board.
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Altred Carano. 289 Highland ave-
nuet Sew Haven. another at Police-
man Evans" arrests tor theft or a car,
has been handed over to the New
Haven authorities. Carano was driv-
ing a Chevrolet coupe which he
had stolen at Satin Rock when he
was stopped in Darlen Monday morn-
ing
Edward L. Grant. of the Home
lisnk and Trust company. has start-
ed his two weeks‘ vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbanks re-
”!‘vro arrests were made by the Dav .3 magma :2. _ 113;!ng {1:33 3...???
2°“ poi‘t‘cedover "“ht' Policeman “inter. They covered the distance
Sm“ n crlon “”"ted Edmund ‘it\ automobile in six days. They
99“”- Stamford a\enue. Stamford. intend to remain until about the
for reckless driving at 12: 15 o‘clock “M of s.--pmnncr “hen titty will
last evening. Spencer gave bonds of return to make Sr. l‘ctcrsburg their
8100 to appear in court Monday future hours.
night. After he had stopped George
B. Crane Atlantic street, Stamfo a. Work will begin either “May or
for passing a. dummy signal on re lSuturdny on the paving of Center
wrong side. Policeman lirquist dis-l street and the small section of Old
covered Crane was drtting withoutll-iings Highway that joins Center
an operator. license. and “mm“. gstreet and the Tokoneke road. The
ed him to court on August 3_ Thctccntrnct for the work was awarded
arrest was made atz :16 o'clock yes-. 1° PM” 3”” °f Stamford ““3
terday afternoon. in: ade the lowest bid for the work.
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George Kuehnle 16- year-old West! The selectmen announce there are
Hartford boy who fired at Policeman’ still a few vacant bathhouscs at Pear
Edward Mugmero when he sought Tree Point to be rented to residents
to arrest him in Barton July 21 mi" Darlen and surroundi‘r‘tjg 10“"
he was speeding along the PostiTnfly hate also announce that any
road and whose case “.3. bound unpaid houses on August. 1. will be
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over to the Superior Court by Judge mun“ ”can‘t 1: ”1° time
Shhenflgatfigu '33:: nglTR‘QElThontl Of Delia Cniahan. i-Ielen Meehan.
. ‘ a).
Sadie Wood and Mary White. all of
nlght. “'m “0‘ be ““0"“ ‘0 enter Noroton, are spending the week at
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Rennseiear Polytechnic Institute 1.!ilti‘l'lllfi Manor. the vacation house
"“3 fall. Palmer C- chketts. direc. tor catholic women at Lnkcville.
tor of the Institute at Troy. N. YulcUHn,
says that Kuchnle. who applied for —._—_.___+
admission to the college and had
been accepted. would not be permit.
Women are entering it“ trades.
Baltimore girl robbed two homes.
LUCKY STRIKES are made from
the world‘s finest Turkish and
domestic tobaeeos, perfectly
blended.
Besides this supreme quality
of leaf tobacco at cempsrcd
withsil th r --“I‘l"s
T g“ e cigarettes—
Jim! what does this mean—
timphrsse, “rrs TOAS‘IEDV i
The mbaeeo' ts oven massed st
fiery hit tsfor‘iS ‘um;
iii a 23mm
on withthe
body.
fag-when
idrstributcd by mail probably Thutsw
vsnmo sums—SOUTH.
with malt! x“
WEDNESDAY, JULY és, 1926
m
EAST No'RWALK
‘
Those dairing to place items
in this column should communi-
cate with Oscar-.6. Fodcrstrom.
tel, 02.
mourn
cur rrnrurs
ran u r. N.
Fairfield Battery Co. Pro-
duces Only Waterproof
Variety Known -— New
Emerson St. Gas Main.
The new lighting system at Calf
Pasture beach is in use and one or
the two tiood lights which will it—
iuminate the beach has been con-
nected. Both the bath housa and
the life guards' headquarters have
"juice" new.
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Two large barns are being moved
across Winncld street above the
Sasqua hills section. The intention
of the owner is said to be that of
remodeling the structures into small
dwellings.
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Miss Lillian Lind and Miss Mar-
aamd bird of Egypt. who can talk
as well as any parrot that ever asked
for a cracker.
barbodns. it is said. have to be fabri-
lously old before they learn—hut he
can hop ’moat anywhere. His favor-
iio food is dark beer and limburgcr
cheese.
head of Miss Billy .‘iah’ary of Sac-
ramento, Calif.
This bird is "Milo." I barboda. or
“Mac" can‘t fly —-
He's shown here on the
garct Tukllnsky. guests of the Rev.
their return trip to Elgm. Ill.
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Rev. and hire. James Hundley are
conducting gospel services at Naza-
rene hall. Liberty square. nightly at
7:45 o'clock, except Saturdays. There
is also afternoon service each Sun-
day.
Mrs. Frederick Stack has moved
from \‘an Zaut strut to Hendricks
menue. .
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Mrs Cameron of Cote atenue has
returned from a Vacation trip to
Vermont.
s a a
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Larsen of
Amundsen place are away on a
week's yaehgng party.
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Miss Sarah Waters of Fifth street
is enjoying a week of vacation.
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Charles Stiles. 24 Myrtle street. is
on a. two weeks’ leave from his du-
ties with the Southern New England
Telephone company.
s a a
Miss Anne Kubovtc, Liberty
square, ,has returned from Walnut
beach, where she spent two weeks.
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Mrs. Joseph LaDuca. Joseph La
Dues. Jr.. Miss Edna Mchianus and
Every Cigarette At Its Best
Because “It’s Tuastedfir
completely restored. The toast-
ing brings out the hidden flavors
of the chlumenirerbly fine tohsaodz'rhc
yore;
will, too,
hasbeen restored Itallactslike
:h cold plunge on the pores of
That’ s why Locales taste so
Why LUCKIIS are always
lWhylnillinns
BECAUSE IT’S TOASTED
That's 1733st T631080 Good
Miss May Wallace, all of Centervtlle.
and Mrs. Hialmar Gratrdstronr..lettlt\'. J.. were recent guests of Mr. and
yesterday to visit. the Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. George Guttrtdge, :5 Hells
Albert Bengston of the Swedish street. l
Congregational church in Nauga. - ‘0 o .
luck. on Friday they will start Charles Distant», “0“.” mum.
who has been away two weeks on a
nut to Buffalo. N. 1'.,
Is expected to return 'l‘hursdny.
manager of the .llodvrn Llr-ocrry lms'
taken a position as salesman with
the Erwin .\l Jennings automobile
company on West avenue
tcries matte in the world
turned out by the l
rompnrry on Goidsteiu place
Norwalk.
company.
Diamond Batten
an immense plant in Newark, V. J..
is not running full I :rprrcirx
operating at a rut v of about 65 per
cent of capacity. producing about 1-.
800 cells a day. 1
with reiatit es
I
Charles Len-is.
former nsrisinnt .
l
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Tire only natcrpmut dry cell bat-
:rrc bring
.tirlleld linttery'
linst
At the pr‘est‘llt time the.
now ntlriinted with lltoE
corporation “ithl
but is‘
Henry E. “urneckc. former solel
owner of the company before. tho'
amalgamation
Battery corporation and now \ice
president of the combined firms dc- .,
clarcs that the roll I
the only one which can he used sub.
merged itr water.
made possible through a patented
feature of tnnstructing the cell con-:
tainers with .r
tween inner and outer shell muclw
the same principlli as the ordinary
..—_..__.___
with the. Imitamoud
made here. is
Such a feat is;
\acutr m space he:-
vacuum bottle is made. Its virtue
for the user is that the electrolyte
in the cell cannot run out and drain
the power from the battery. The
cell is therefore particularly adapt-
able tor use in motorbosts and tele-
phone boxes.
Beside the "lit-Po" telephone cell
the company manufactures the Dirt-
mond brand dry battery for ordi-l
nary bell and ignition purposes. All,
parts except the carbons are made
in the local plant. 1
A machine handling sheet metal|
for the cups in which the filler of|
the cell is placed can turn out the
soldered cvlinders in any reqtrircd
capacity. Hortoms are soldered out
the cylinders afterwards and when
the moistened was pastcboard con-
tainer is placed inside the cell is
ready for filling. A special tamplng
machine packs the filler of manga-
nese dioxide and charcoal around
the center carbon, and. after the
electrolyte fluid is added the cells
are sealed and ready for the outside
pastebonrd container and shipment.
The batteries made. here are used
extensively in radio work and the
plant has limitless possibilities for
expansion. Since the. combination
a year ago with the Newark plant
the. company's business has
crossed tremendously.
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The. third district will undergo
further improvements civrcly before
the end of the summer through the
work now planned hy the Connec-
ticut Light and Power company and
the writer department. The city's
water system will be extended 1.-
000 feet further on Winfield street
in the near future if agreement is
reached at n meeting of the commis-
sioners within the, next couple of
days. Commissioner John D. Milne
declared yesterday that there is lit-
tle. question but that the line will
he put through.
About the same time work should
he started on a new six inch gas
main on Emerson street from Grcg-
nrv bouletnrd to Winfield street.
rinsing the circuit in East Norwalk
and giving all users on Winfield
street more. pressure. This main
“ill be about 900 feet in length and
will serve about 10 families.
The luig political spenders of the
l\'r\slmln State might hnxe ltnonn
that the time was coming when
tntle Sam would have to take
his Penn in band—Norfolk \‘ir-
cini. '—ill l‘iiot.
Shampoo Capes
Artery
.69c
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Made of pure rubber
practical garment at
a special price ..
in- P.
TRISTRAM 69° HYATT
Norwalk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN-
BATHlNG 'SUlTS
A large assortment for
Men, Women, Children
$2.00 ‘° $9.00
Store closes Wednesdays at 1 o'clock
Summer Hate in White and Light Shades
Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
ROBERT 21 hours sum srnnnr
sourn nonwstx
—
Men Are Telling Men 'Aboutu- ’
The Arch Preserver Shoe
~--the shoe with a real “chassis," preserves foot health and
vigor, keeps feet comfortable and useful. because of its built
in arch bridge that prl ents sagging and straining.
You‘ ll be well groomed. in these shoes too.
MILTON ELWOOD
The Arch l‘rcscrver Shoe Store
Store Closes \\ cducsday Afternoons.
122 Washington St. So. Norwalk
“I
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
RumpCornedBecf 24c lb.
PlateCornedBeef................. 8c lb.
Smoked Shoulder 25c lb.
PuritanSkinned Back Hams 40c lb.
KernelBacon 30c lb.
Frankfurters 28c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
“'esiport. Georgetown, Darlen. IStamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport
e moisture that
J.
they come to you.
preferthisuniquc-
Has your battery gut spring fever ?
HOW 18 your battery feeling
’\
a touch of spring fever, come in
. ._, and let us restOre its vitality.
If it is on its last legs, an Exide
at $16.50 is a real invitation to
find
tery
Phone
Exide‘ for long life and freedom '
from repairs. Hence you can’t
make a more economicalpur
chase—first or last. We can fit
-anycarwiththe right sizeExide.
BATTERI 5
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main St.
today? If it seems to have
out how economical a bat-
can be. You can’t bat an
'I'lreprianslelsisfora IWM
‘I'liercm “Bates-rightmost;
souls costing snore than $16.50 and
“Meatless.
a.
754 . So. Nor-nut
Norwalk Chronicler