WHY
hfih’.
udies' Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
and Silk, from 156 to $2.00 a pair, I
block and colors,
Men‘s Hose.“ 19c 25cm artifice.
Children's nose at 251:. 860 m soc.
Infants' Hose in cotton and cache
~‘ mero..,»ln white. black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
1 MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
room.
Temperature: High, 68; lo“
55. Low.
A COMPLETE Asson‘mctix or
In Ladicc', Genu’. chum-can and In-
ti and Persona
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of the Stamford high school. a party
.ot? relatives and friends. gathered atI
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W‘iliam H:
——-—Piel's Koyar on sale. now and for-
ever.
Miss Mabelle Austin who huh; beet
employed in the Fairficld Conn. 1 Na-
in the office of Maples & Goldscnntidt.’
entering on hct new duties this morn'
ing
~«Drinlt l‘iel's Korar. Phone. 1265-4
for Case.
Those opposing national prohibition
were. supposed to wear a daisy in their
buttonholcs today. but it was noticed
that not many of the daisies ware :13)-
parent in local quarttue.
The Opportunity Circle of ill; Nor»
walk Baptist Church will hold a high»
lar meeting v.’ith"Mrs. George l.. llubcy.
Academy street. on Wernesdwy
noon.
“Order rain of Piel's
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Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Judge Wil—
liaut F. Tammany Attorney Joint J.
Cuneo and Attorney Joesph TlillKVVt'nel‘
motored to New York this afternoon
where they attended the double head-
er at the Polo Grounds between Nnv
York and Boston.
l'lione 1113:3714.
Rogers .Adams. bf lwlover 9; .l. .. bud
trouble with his motor bike while com-
ing through Bridgeport, yesterdav
morning and finally had to take the
darn. tbhi'g all apart ‘Wh’en he 1.1.51:-
sembled it it did not “JEE over smooth-
ly and he was so intent on watching
it that he did not heed the upratsed
hand of Sergeant Bryan H. Silk. “11th
was on traffic duty at Main and Wall
streets ht noon. The officer had given
the right of may to a car turning from
Main into “'21“ street and Adams cut
directly in front of him.
caping n collision. He stopped when
the sergeant yelled at him and was
placed under arrest. charged with not
obc_ying ,a signal to stop. lle furnished
a cash bond of $.-. and in court this
morning presented so good an append-E
ancr- that the (111511 was nailed. on pay-
:ll'll‘l‘-'
narrowly on—
one of the
singing and a
Miss Mabel, who was
graduates. Music.
‘ and F11 elvn Faucct' and Willard Hort
; of Stamford, Charles Reardon of South‘
tional Bank has "CCPP'EG 1‘ Im‘mo“ .\or.walk tham Damast of New Ha;
Mather of East Nor-i
i1",en Ellis D. N.
‘walk. Mr. and Mrs
311.! Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur 1. Mel-Ewen
Spinlove, another Glenbrool:
tna‘te. Miss McEwen received many
heautit‘ulgit’tsnnd flowers and the
best wishes for Commencement Day.
Lester Mcmwen
Ronald McEwen.
Grace Canterbury. who has
Not-walk friends has returned
from (ltiwt college, Mich. after coin
plctin: a two years‘ course. it being
her first visit home since entering the
institution. Miss Canterbury is the
dttugzhter of M1. and Mia. Azthur Can
l(‘l‘i‘bll_\’. rind will pass the. l-‘llllllllt‘l at
lllt‘il sumtuvt home in “ilton.
Miss
. tit-toy
("ulvin Miller. who has been in the
farm tractor business in Cincmnatl
sint'e his discharge from the army in
llut'ollibt'l‘.-is making 11 short visit to
his. home in New Canaan. lie («peels
to return to Cincinnati early this
Week.
William P. ”nutty former sumi‘in
tendon! ot‘ the South Norwalk Schools.
was a visitor in town over Sunday.
; Thomas E. Burke and family \‘l cited;
yesterday.
' Lieutenant Gemge V. Buchanan Jr..
son of the supetintendent of the Nor:
Wall: public schools. arrived
i'tom Quontico. \‘a.. Saiudrty. and ex-
[M'l‘ls with his
rpm-mt:
to make :1 ions: Visit
on \\'11st avenue.
Mr. ltlltl .\lt'.:. .‘tlnrio
daughter l-Idlth.
ivn’ last evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
Road.
37“; Mrs. S. S. Jarvis is entertaining: at
luncheon today. tht1 metnheu of the
Mmuca. and
“are visitors in Dar»
”vi“? the guests of
Joseph Lanzo of the Post
9‘ __ ‘1‘ m Nun-or in Minot oi hot :istt‘" .
TV“ t‘Ml‘S. Addison “'hevler. of Folroit.
TRUSSES ElTTED t““““-
Stillson-Powell Corptmotionf
South Norwalk
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:; insurance policies. ‘
' deeds, your will and . g
3‘ other valuables in ‘a
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SAFE pnposrr BOX t
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where, you KNOW they
will be secure from fire
and burglars.»
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MAYEA‘B
\iisnes .l. .\l. Oldfield Marv Rcdding.
Maude and Jessie Anderon of this
city. and MiSs Bernice Lt-ht of Xew
illrituln. left town this morning for :1
:trip to Santiago. and i‘oltocs.
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5 lcv. Fwd»: ilk ll. .l1cobs. pastot oi
llw South Notnnlk Congtegationztl
Church. luv: as guests at his home on
Bayvievv Avenue. Chaplain and Mrs.
Robinson of Cambridge. Mass.
t Dr. and Mrs. Willis H. Crone son
Willis and (laughter Grace Elizabeth.
“'oznan's Reliefz the p :u‘.‘ and look to: 1 t t “ith 1111.13!
Corps hold :1 bin-linens meet. 21: (3'1 F1112 (:onfi l.1..t:1 to a new Cu ’ I"! WHI‘JI- H
\yme Sunday visitors in South Nor. dqv etching. at which time n Was ‘19-; “id in “$73,”? m .1“, :12 ..> 1‘ “
signidcenct for the stain-us thwuwl:
walk.
Miss Elizabeth Sllf‘l't'l
hospital . \‘rw \otk citV. a :d Paul Git-
i‘cu, of Keene \’ ll” Weic weekeni
guests of Di. and \lts it C Sheret l
\l’ashincton street.
of Roosevelt
Missliay Fulton and five of her pu-
pils. Ruth Brush. Fanny Modne
Frances McCarthy. Louise Benedict.
and Florence Mitchell spent Saturday.
‘ in New York.
Joseph Byrne of Brooklyn. N. Y..
who came here to attend the high
school reception, has been the guest
of Palmer Sherman. ;_
The many friends of Waldo R. Man‘
gulies of Norwalk, who have been miss»
ing him of late will be glad to learn'
that he is very busy farming.
The Misses Scudder of Flax Hill‘m’ otherwise.
Road left today for Lake Placid in the
Adirondacks. to remain during the
month of July. ‘ ' ,. .
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Miss Hammond, a team in the}
fifth grade at Concord school, left
sum-day for When " mac)
New Yorkrfii
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After the commencement exercises.
S. McEwen on Courtland avenue:
Glenbrook. in honor. of their ddughter, f
social hour were enjoyed and refresn-f
:ments were served. Among the guests‘
were Misses Helen Olson and Mary'
. Hickey of Springdale. Miss Mabel Mm;
ther of Darlen. Misses Beatrice Holler.
TM almanac
l'hotlsthcficrtofBichalthoY.
H. D. A. Pair (he in Paris
forthclnuicufioldicr.
Porto—The Y. M. C. A. has been carry-
ing on a real estate business in France.
.hat would make a veteran at this
game stagger. Modestly housed in
.wo small offices at 12 rue d'Agues-
seau is the. department which has in-
vestigated and secured leases on 255
properties, outside of huts or transient
Jr'erulses. for which the “Y" pays
{early 4,347,700 francs, or nearlya
nillion dollars. In Paris alone it has
eased 38 properties whose approxi-
male annual rental is 2,397,000 francs
The emblem of the Red Triangle
has bloomed on some of the most
«plendul properties in France. \Valk up
ll‘.‘ t'aruous Champs Elysee in Paris
2nd your eyea soon inform you that
:he 'i'. M. C. A. has secured the well
and Miss Gladys.
grad-E
tctatives at his old home in .\\'e.~‘tport§
ispendlng the week with Mrs \i’.
home V
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\fctded to meet on the second and fan
' vcry interesting
f~States army, was standing at the cor-
mmmw,
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This photograph taken at a flying field at Hendon just outside London. 1
Hawker congratulati 11;:
shown Hart \ (l.
i. in: ennmvt’ ‘ommandrr A. C.
. \‘ . . theatre with scaling capacity fp:
Run}. 1.8 . .\ .. on having made the lli‘a‘i limit: 1» the Atlnutic with 7.060, is auo'her‘famous property so
”'3" NC-l. ‘{ cured by the "Y". ’10 590 this, 1.15.; ;
_ (re, xmckfd with tier upon tier 0 t
‘ ““‘*"“’““”‘“’“T“T‘ “* " ”j. rhouting dutiehboys 0:1 the nights box -
Titian Finle- Mill-1 of \‘Ieetyott 0:120; ,; 21.; twill: are held lexi'es no doubt
the R. F. l)_ (2111"th {out tit-1 3.111113“. 3 ’ ; .. it; 4.1;.» .amd but that. the solditr and
11.“ Office 31113:.“ 31.1.1.1”... i:‘. “-i; Cg“. ‘ rulings i; 3:13.1(‘1‘13‘ff12d clity needs‘esacn
, ,_ _ in w .‘c to sire «. is tinge am. inn
TMTJTMM' g his rrcrrmicn. The rental of lblt~-
”T" t titan-.1" francs for a lease of 60 days
”3‘0“ 1\ilgen.ot Hartford 1" “""mgg : eel-ms castiy at first glance. But '1th
his hunt. “the ( lat-.1 Maples. of 11 '2. ‘ )“Hll t-ver thought of renting the Next
Maple street. i ’ ‘ York Hippodrome? And the}ask coo
-. g ./ i‘rcmiug the organization that endcav
Mr. and Mrs, Robert M. Norm-r no; , "5‘3 to provide entertainment for on
tingly observed their third wetitiing‘ . 23'0““ Americans stationed in Paris
. ’ It and the thousands of permission
gamn‘FTMW Saturday. 3 naires: here, involvoa Just such enter-
3 -" f 1‘ prison. Mr. Franklin E. Edmunda. Di
1 Miss Sadie E. Bodwell spent Sundavf .. rector of the Legal Department. tr
aith her father John Bodwell. in Dun-1 'iJ, whoge initiative and foresight the
buo- ‘ i early development or the department
E 7. it due. selected John T. Donnell. 0:
Mr. and Mrs V; P. Sherwood are; “me it snappy," “It"! hos Angelou, present Director of the
311131101219 Grove street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tortorelta
Spring street attended
Strtztil’ord.
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the circa s in
Saturday evening.
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Complaints have been rt-reix ed
walks in
St I‘Pt’l .
V unous parts
A special dance will be held this'
evening at the Norwall; (‘ountn (' tub
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The Sterling Orchestra will furnish the:
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unaware brocndci chairs Malawi :11'
"““ic- ttho peat” in 11....l1 you hat-.1 i: ”‘3‘- , n f‘" .. p , . ' . . i
———‘- junction “in; you: ljflullll“ 1.1.; r1 2.1 i j "m“ “a” “‘h‘ 11““ hmmmg' h”
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“pep your home and Unite (.00! with l a pmvohdpmvmg 113' t l um i'» :1... t t. 3 z 3:.“ f:\:T:}3:§(1tE:”'mq 1d 11 n1-tra t
‘.V . . ‘1 - \'.-. 11.;‘n‘.\,tdt int‘C: . 1
an electric mm Think i ‘ . ht‘ud you mi 1110.! smut: :1 -
‘ of com “2 m lions and i ask you to at‘f‘t‘tl‘ ‘2- " ‘1"? ihf‘ largest hotel P'Oi‘tP-“il' m p ”*1? 1‘
from out til the hot 11m into 1 pipe . » v .1; l
.. , . . beet \\-;.~,;;115;tmitliose oiS 1.1: 112 the llotcl Eocene ~'.it‘l accommodating
cool home or office. Costs only 3 WW:
cents a day to operate and comfort m» 3 ed States at America in ”N“? \lfil‘ Paints and Richmond for oflicers. 1hr
“wad far exceeds 111111101“!- Donnellg‘ at ”0 who's-“flux ’ “um 1‘33 1;] W "3‘3'1‘111031 {or enlisted men. and tbs
1.1.3011”, Main sll‘t‘ei. 5““ 3”" M15" ‘ 3} ‘3" ’1 "’1 1.‘ .Qt‘iraltar {or “Y‘ secretaries. 311..
In Xi‘pl). lb” i‘ .1.7;"-|Y1{ S“ V. ‘ ".1 ... ). u‘ a H n.
i “I (23112?“ apprcriatr‘ 1.1 U 11111.1 ,3... .nrr 51.1141 er tuoptttttfx. th: X has
H “.301 0 withycu met .h‘ $311“: m it’JFt’d 1:1. ions two big warehouses
Douglas Fowler
El ’1 l
hmmlas F’onlet Post. as well as that
recently returned soldiers at 1311‘ D'l“pn:soNER PALMA IS DISCHARGEDI
ttiotic smvice held in the Smith Not-1
“all: Baptist Church. Rel. Mr. Maples-3
den and Rev. F. H Jacobs deiiVered
addresses and the!“
was a special musical program.
James Croagh. who has just returned1
from a period of service in the United
ner of Wall and Water streets. Sat-
urday night, when John McNally made
some slightlng remark about the sold-
iers. The men retired to the rear of
lthe trolley car barn, where they
(ought it out. McNally, after being at
'tended by a physician is able to work
today, but is weamig a big plaster
over his nose, and was Ibadly hanged
L. G. Robichaub had .a party of
friends out yesterday for a. all in his
veto: boat the ""Delma. After ‘130
call a stop was made on We; 18-
ladwhcnadiurermmam
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Itvlicc h°fldquarters at the ind stde-i‘VAR BRIDES ON
of Exalxkiini
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what wefloid to the hat mak-
ers—and. the snappy straws
are heré. All it: weave.
braids and shapes from the
luxurious Panama: to the
Mrs. Ralph Case and daugnler of! busme” Senmt.
'l‘iinity Place are spending a month: ““——
with relatives in 'i’toy. N. l. l .
- t mgers 3: Stevens
General Ruseell Frost is in he“; -
York city today on business. iNoPWllk, South Norwn‘k:
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PRESIQE‘S ’S SHIP
(Continuhd from I’agt- 011.1111.
KiraAlfoihio-L$5.1m Swat :1:’
go:
“0.1 the occasion ut"
$8
.ile' :‘iJl "l”: (‘3
happiness and prosperits of n... 1-“:-
common counsel at .ttni' and ire-.111 1r»
‘F‘t'idavs oi the month during July and; ation and 1 am sure tlm‘ '. in t ‘cilrt =1- RAVELING SECRETARIES
;,.-\11gust Last evening there was in: l 9 fOPliD-F 0‘ t1“ "‘ 0’ 1' m ‘3... ‘ CARRY EDUCATION
good presentation of the Corps andl ‘ “M‘d States .n. “k” 1.1 “W . To A. E. l"
f. nits of the better dag."
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“’hat is believed to be the last legal
hearing on a case in which old John
Barleycorn will play a role took place
in the City Court this morning before
Judge George H. Vosbnrgh, when Ton-
ey Palma, 24. was arraigned'charged
with drunkenness and breach of the
peace. Palms pleaded “not guilty": to
both of those charges. The complainant
was Samuel Artell ,a. bartender em.
played in the Bridgeport Houseon Wu.
ter street. who allege: that Palma re-
fused to pay for four drinks he had
ordered and when told to so: out at the
saloon, flanked-Men omcer Flynn,
who arrested “Puma, claims that he
saw the, pa: mpphg abon 19:30 Sat-
urday night in front. of the saloon and
scouted than cI-l‘. tried to persuade
Palmotomcnuhcuthls mucus. but
unfurled mtortecrhewould can
more trouble them obliged to
mono Palate do Glace for the recrea
:ion needs of Uncle Sam's fighters.
mine of whom may be seen daily play
:22; baseball under the trees between
the paiaia and the avenue. Not man)
tnow that the rental of this famous
«tinting rink which has been converted
.mo an auditorium and equipped with
canteens is given free to the Y. M. C
A. by the city of Paris which owns the
property. The expenses borne by the
association are those of taxes. insur
ance and other expenses of upkeep.
" The Cirque de Paris, an enormous
Department. and H. N. hit. or Mince
apolis. field representative.
the rituation into shape.
Through the courtesy oi the1 citi
zens of Aix-les-Bains the rental of up
magnificent Casino then ~~ the rent-ea
'Immi renter in the largest. leave area
.12‘ thu A. E. F. in Francc~has beer.
i turn free to thr1 Y. M. t‘. A. it 21;;
5 .. .1: been pgwtdbie howexer for Ute ““‘1
2:.1 secure without. rental any other 112
‘111 chain of tumous «21$an at Mont.
Carlo. Nice. Cannes and Mouton. the
11:11:31.1. of path of which has invoire‘
1 W1; ct ll ree mouth of negotiation.-
to whip
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Try Our/HomeMade
1-1-11 CANDIES 1..
AND ICE GEE/RM
MADE FRESH DAELY
t THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
1 m om cums: mall.
Hershfield’s Motor Er; i655
122 warns 'm 30. nonwam; mom; {3314
NEW ram; 438 six-munch; adios Int; .1. on m
DAILY TRIPS m ROBWALK AND T: ‘
2 '1’ YORK
Operate Seven But Truck: in the state Also R1.
. Truck- fcr Gnu-occur Work ‘13an
Telephone yuur orders. mum attention will i .1 rum
Only competent help employed. A receipt 1 . ,,; .1... .
1 for all goods. gt 0 “M55
We haul anything Me. No job too large 1.
Padded Van: for Lough“ an. Fund: 111'. him it. ~. 2; 121.231.
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELW. Prop 1-3.»:121
FEARIY
Turn it wt: f :1 ' . ~
NOT T111“.
inmitun 3’
mull" i1:- 'lu 2".
Only (with; . .1 ii) at
_.
ours can stntni' U. Tron;
attiticinl ligl‘ . Out
furniture is 2
prove it to 3.. ..
ANGEVIM'I FURNITURE C0.
l' it 'i Americans the remh haw
t 11;. 1:11 of taking :1 complete i111 en i
cry :1‘. the trim1 than :1 roperty is leased 1
1
Zen of the i use on the basis: of nhic'b
1e depreciation is figur rd. in th1 org
3 Lil imcntary. for instance. of
Enlisted Men's (‘iub at 21 Avenue 310.: 1
:tignrk-a beautiful hotel built by .\‘:1 i
painful (or the wife ot‘ one of his Gen
'11,“ men. in addition to the lloicls dc
en.» of which is a sixvsmried building
with a canal on one side and a railroad
an the other. and three big garages.
“’1'" Program Carries 011.
Le Diana. June ..... (By Mhill .....
Now that the Army has taken. over
tho educational work in France. form
crly in charge of the Y. M. C. A.
many “‘1'" secretaries engaged in that
feature have become members of the
Army. although nominally a part 0!
the "Y" system.
An educational future which is at
tracting comma-chic annual anon:
the doughboos just new in an or
vocational nuance A group of men
of whom Professor 3. a. Harper oi
Boston University in one, is touring
the camps uni is meeting with great
success. They go to an outfit hold
a man scuba at first. followed lam
by group session: and. finally, person
mi 3 second inxen' .311; at the term: its. "
the .t
a! iota-views with the men. the "3- ,
icct belugalon: the lines of the tutu-I-
flwmmmay
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present tortuoudmmjim
malfnmm
lacy-1m ‘
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BUY YOUR
Mitchell Mt
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Belore July in
and Save Shit
iglggmllm uwm “w New“.
The Price Now is 5.31455
’- a. 8. Factory
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and we can lake immediate delivery. 1
A limited number at (’tii‘fi
After July lsl the Price tit't'iI‘Be
51575 F. O. 8. Factory
it you 'arethinlting at buying a car. buy
now. find you can get no better value
than in a widen.
LUTHER M. VVRIGHT -
mu m. 5°“ mm”
W,”
Sale of 11m GET A SQUARE
w. will buy your ‘
r3. 111 tin"
was. as! Pave An
'00,,“ d5
. in. fidtfimm t0 the
~ 1” of no coed!»
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