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At is. meeting of loath Norma
Council No. me it, of c. we last
evening hetero: Thomas. J. Me
Manon presented his report of the
August. Mr. McMahon was chosen as
one of the Connecticut delegates to
the convention during the stats
meeting in South Norwalk at the
Elks’ Hall early in May.
He described the Philadelphia ae-
pembly as the greatest thing he ever
"aw in his life. He briefly traced
the proceedings from the opening of
Interesting 4i Repo ,
By McMahon About ‘
.Convention
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EAST N ORWALK
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Be Handled Locally
After September First
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Policeman John Toothiil reported
last night that a women had slipped
and fallen in front of Thomas Skel-
ly‘s office on Reilroadfivenue. She
was uninjured. and refused medical
ettention. The faulty pavement there
has been brought before the Street
Department at several times during
the past two weeks. but no repairs
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Everett L. Preece, deputy colloc-
tor of internal revenue, 2 Roland
edenue. announced this morning that
Norwelk has been named as the
principal city in Zen, 1. a new rev-
Csnean. and Wesiport.
He will have his headquarters in
the City hall. and will be here three
days of the week, he said. starting
Soptember 1. The remainder of the
week will be apportioned among the
other towns in the district.
The appointment was made by
John Lyons. chirt of the Bridgeport
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FRIbAY? “AUGUST 27, 1925
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TRISTRAM & HYATT c0.
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL STREET NORWALK
CASH’S WOVEN NAMES
a goodly supply of Cash’s Woven Names to sew on your
belongings so there will he no danger of losing expensix.
linens, wearables, etc.’, in the laundry. Order Now.
3 Des. Names $1.50 6 D02. Names $2 12 D02. Names 5 :
Going to college this falll If so, you will want to gw _
lupretne I. of C. Convention in II thiscclm m mom- . ‘ d A P will enuo district of Connecticut. Mr. ..
Philadelphia ditrlnl thetlrltweob of “I. With M 0. W ve‘ a g Preece will be in charge of the
(OI-OI. zone, which includes Darlen. New
PANTIE DRESSES, ROMPERS and
BOYS’ suns
PANTIE DRESSES, gingham and cliambray in small «11ml.-
—red and white, pink and white, and blue and white; “is,
cbambray in plain colors, white collar and cuffs, some v.15.
ed with tiny ruffles, pockets, 2 to 6 years $1.00 to $3.4!)
have been made.
he Boys Good Shots,
Brolten Windows In
Factory Demonstrate
Mrs. Helen Allen. Washington
street. reported to the downtown pc-
the convention with a pontifical
me- at tho,csthodral of Sis. Peter
and Paul at which Cardinal Deu-
ghOrty officiated. At this most im-
vae service a color guard of
Fourth Degree Knights. acted as an
honor guard at the alter. The ser-
, men was deiivemd by the Bishop of
New Mexico end was a. powerful
oration on Columbus. the patron of
the order.
internal revenue staff. The offire is
conducted for the convenience of
taapeyers. and in operate.) in con
ncction with the Federal income
'l‘ax law. ,
Formerly. since the inception of
income ’l'nx a few years ago. Nor-
wnlk has been under the authority
of the Bridgeport offices. and was
merely a sub station. With the new
appointment all business will bc
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hewsence Oresei of Gilmore. Al-
boughthohmotiheannual
meeting of. the Alpine club of
Canaan in the 'ibnquin Valley,
Jasper National Park. Descending
a lofty mountain another climber
broke his ankle. Grass! shoulder-
ed him and onrrled him ell the way
animus
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East Norwellt premises the most
exciting of the caucuses being held
by the Republican party tonight in
the various districts. At 0 o'clock
the doors of Community Hall will
be thrown open to a gathering that
is expected to Jam the building to
ROMPERS, plain and checked with belts, real pearl butt 11.
and embroidered designs on pockets. -2 and 3 year-
At $100 and $1.75
BOYB' SUSPENDER SUITS, blue, orange and black v.11
pongee or white waists. 2-3 and 4 years $2.98 to $3.49
WESTINGHOUSE
’AUTOMATIC IRON
{gr 7512 Down
. $1.00 A stem
01.00 for your old iron
Convention headquarters "”0 overflowing because °' an enticl- down, risking death every foot of lies last night that boys were conducted locally by officials here. ,
maintained e: the ”named-mom Dated struggle. the sum ‘ throwlns “one. ma.- 0.. Wrigley WAISTB AND PANTS. blue and tan, white collar and out:
Hotel end the sessions were held in ,With the delegates to be elected feotoa on Madison street.‘ Police in- MARVIN BEACH FOLKS large pearl buttons. 2-3 and 4 years ...... . . . . . . . . . $1.05
the grand ball room of that place. 00”pr 0F BOYS
The official address of welcome to
the"1tnlghte wee extended by Mayor
Kendrick of Philadelphia who laid
stress on the spirit of tolerance that
vestigated end found that so panes
had been smashed. The property is
owned by Mrs. Allen. Police are
seeking out the offenders.
to the conventions from each dis.
trict it is thought that ell other dis-
tricts except East Norwalk, and pos-
sibly Rowayton, will see a smooth
presentation end election of candi-
under the pavement at the point,
causing a miniature eruption. The
blocks slowly swelled end the pave-
ment rose in a. large patch’ until
the breaking point was reached and
A complaint was received this
morning from residents of Marvin
Beach about boys who have been
J. l. MALLETTE
80. NORWALK, CONN.
While women flrst appeared" on
setting of the bricks end workmen .
were sent there this morning to put i
THE C. o. MILLER COMPANY - l
Conn IIKII 0W prevailed the occasion end how sue dates. In this section there is a e . making disturbances there in the“ 613 WASHINGTON ST.
t & P 01' a. spirit was carrying out the ideal: possibility of whet the old timers taz'bricks pow“ out of iii if ”t the stage lion! about 1790 many of past few days. The offenders have
Company of William Penn. founder of the city are calling “a grand end glorious The street dgpartment has svi- them seem much older. been warned. . ~ ~
. 'm n. PHONE 8000 and state. i ' family row." The family pert of dontly given up as e bad job the re-
; Everywhere there was clear evi- the declaration comes in reference
dence of a spirit of hospitality. Mr.
Mo Mahon stated, this being shown
by the entire city as well as by the
Phlisdelphieohepter; of the K. of C.
which wns host to the convention.
The chief action of the convention
to the probable candidacy of Cra-
rner c. Hegeman. prosecuting attor-
ney Mrs. Cremer C. Hmman. end
her brother. Captain Ellis Howard.
According to the reports the three
expect to be put up and have an-
in a temporary patch of crushed
stone and ter.
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Mr. end Mrs.
family have moved from Van Zant
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Fred Bedell and
'. A. J. COLLINS CO.
" . , was the resolution condemning mm ticipated little opposition. other fac- street to Strawberry Hill avenue.
. 70 NO. m “o “I“ 7‘7 the Knights believe to be religion. lions in the district confess them- The removal was made yesterday.
persecution by the Celles govern. selves not at all pleased with their a O ‘ .
__ ment in Mexico end requesting Am. expectancy and it is known that the Nicholas Keller. one of the con. ‘
ericen intervention. During a]. 4“" opposition has been organizing un- cessioners at Calf Pasture Beach,
‘ _ . . cussion on this sublect Mr. ' Me der cover. - has purchased a, new Essex car.
- Everythmg In Furniture Mehon said he was greatly moved Other candidates mentioned for ‘ ' ‘
Th 1; th H M b, m. "Mun“! out“? °f J°|¢i>h “10 Positions ere Mrs. Helen A number of East Norwalk rest.
. a e Ome 3y Scott. an eminent speaker known Vaughan and Mrs. J. H. Mottram. dents and motorists 11!“ “8805““
Need. throughout the country. More have been mentioned in the that the city pave the trolley truck
During the convention period the
delegates visited the Besquicenten-
niul exposition and enjoyed a. trip on
the Delaware river and also a. visit
to Atlantic City. The next national
convention will be held in Portland.
Ortigon.
Another big surprise for the mem-
bers of South Norwelk Council came
last evening when “Tom Mo Mehon
announced that when in Phila-
delphia he had met Dr. John
D. Coyle. former state deputy
of New York state and that
leaving Canevari's store“; for Do:
ion‘s Point for a distance of abor 1
100 feet. If this were done, molot
ists wishing to proceed along Sen
view avenue from South Norwnl.
could do so without'danger. As i;
is the street is so narrow that a car
coming out of Seevlew avenue and s 1' .
car entering the avenue must go
very slowly in order to prevent an
accident.
connection but apparently without
certainty, and the situation has re-
solved itself into a case where the
so-callocl "dark horse" becomes a
factor.
To the public eye the leaders of
the party in East Norwalk are pre-
senting a. serene front. however.
There is little indication of tire-
works on the surface and the party
representatives have been making
the rounds canvassing party adher~
ants. As contrasted with the good
old days. also so-oallh. when can-
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United Wall Paper
Chain Store
27 So. Main St. Phone 951
Newest Designs In
The Ladl'es' guild of Christ church
will give a lawn fete on the church
this nationally known orator has vassing was done b ho lawn, this evening. Many attrac- - '
, Wall Paper oonzonltledbto cgmo to South Norwalk buggy, ., considerable eznoudIaof El: tlons are being planned. M d Int R t co , R ' C I .t
on ‘o In us ay to deliver the year's work has been done b t l ~ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
100, 150 and 250 1‘0“ Principal address at the banquet phone, y O. Major Bmlth.Ficst street; Richard ' a e o “‘8 or' o yer 00m: amp e e."
« Mid up which thoaiowntown Knights will e e e Warm, Cove avenue, and Louis
give at. that time. The state con-
vention here in May was deeply mov.
ed by Dr. Coyie'e wonderful appeal
in behalf of the Jefferson Memorial.
The coming of Dr. Coyie to Norwallt
is sure to be met with much interest.
e11 favor.
At the conclusion of his report last
Buchbaum of New street. motored lo
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood. of
Cove avenue. have returned from a C” C°b-"“t “ml"-
vacation trip through Maine. 4 . ' '
e e o Milton Grover. Goodrow street.
spent last evening in New Canaan.
Blood ,Telis
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Yesterday, pavement trouble de-
veloped in an entirely unsuspected
part of Liberty Square when the
wooden blocks buckled about 20 feet
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‘1‘ New Fall Line
' , evening. "To '- l rial y. . JACKSON. m .—A bl_ an a. . . .
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