VIumMH
Aéohbll
lamina Jaenu' cum: and
fanb’.
*m Silk. from 15: to not. pair.
block and. colors.
TODAY.
. Temperature: High, 71;
(if. Showers.
ETE ASSORTIENT OF
muss Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
Ien‘a Hose. at 19c, 25: would 50:.
Children‘s Hose It 25c. 35: all! 50:.
‘ Infam' Rose in cotton and cash-
nere. In white, black and oordovan.
‘ Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
l-‘air tonight and Tuesday. 'cool nights
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
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“Make that’s
it snappy,”
what we said to the hat mak-
‘9.“ wimgifliummrrf‘“ 393'”? era—and the snappy straws
; res 11° 1‘35 er V' Win 5. k i‘ e .
tum, ,. ., .
I “m are here\ A11 . .e weave.
braids and shapes from the
luxurious Panama: to the
business Sennit.
stir
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'l’he It & G- corset factory resumed!
its operations this morning. after half-'
irg been closed the past. Week for the
annual summer vacation.
Officer Smith reported that two Ito'-
ians had gotten into some sort of an
avenue. but he intér»
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argument on El.-
tered before r-nv trouble started.
arrests were made.
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Tomorrow at i. 3 o'clock tho
street. Important matters vvlll be di
cussed and inflict-rs will he electul for
the. ensuing )‘i’ar. /
"—Ravmond Bros
Frank Maisano. ol 31 “'oodward m-
yesterday. someone had picked it
pockets and stolen $58 in bills.
Roton. and the matter will be Elven
thorough investigation by the local pr»
lire.
Our Honorable Mayor Jerriniuh Don-
ed
traffic cop. “’hen east and were‘houud
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‘Lna
ovan has the making of a full fl
U traffic became congested on “21min
'on street at noon today.
the situation ably.
the only thing missing was his whist!
After Irvin: down the traffic rul-
to a couple oi store keepers who iml
their cars parked alonzside of the mr
(rod: and assistine in pushing a. imam:
touring car some fifteen {02“ tho Mr.
or went on his way uni so did the (lit
the.
New J
No?
walk Insurance l‘ndm'vviéters will hold
a meeting a; the Norvvulk Agency, “’1‘1
2t Washington 8:.
line reporied to the polite that vhih-
enjoving himself at Roton Point Park.
Thor.)
has been several complaints received
lately ot the presenro of inckpoclmts at
he jumped
to the center of the street and handled
I lie swims: his arms:
with all the skill of an old timer. and
Norwatk South Norwailt
.NORWflLK
SOCIETY;
and Personal ‘!
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Mr. and Mrs.
served a double anni’rvrsaiy
Fourth. at their residence,
l-‘nirfield avenue.
55 North
'ihe occasion was
9 as well as the birthdav anniversary of
Mrs. Neugebauer. About thirty-five
friends wore in attenlanc». [several
roming {mm Danbury and New York
city. The day was very pleasantly
spent. and all had a tinv- time lere
uns a musical program and refresh-
ments were served.
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John Palmer and daughter Isabelle
of South Norwalk have returned home
after a week's visit with Mr. Pd-
mer's daughter. Mrs. James Barrett 0‘!
“’aisliington. D. C. During their stay
g.
.buiidings. pill‘kS.\€lC._ including For.
sion Park. the Capitol. \‘x'hite House
other buildings. Potomac Park Speed-
way. \l'nshinglon Monumenr [Jacoln
9' Monument. \Vur College “‘hile House.
" Masonic Temple. Rock Creek Park.
\\'ill:ird Hotel and Peace Monument.
and Mrs. Daniel P.
“Van: hie-i M.‘2.|re{. Mrs.
lx’ em and son “'illiam, Mr. and Mrs.
«Georg.- Kent and son George. Jr. “'il-
M r Hart and
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hatherine
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Nestle’ 5 60¢ lb.
ISflflson-Powell Corporation .....- 0
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South Norwalk
liam OIaneli Marie ODonneil. and
{Helen Bar-t) “ere the guests of Mrs
iliiihael Ohonnoll at her home in
“Vinnipnuk last work. A family re-
lunion and Fourth of July celebration
bserved.
Private Thomas Dixon of thaI 72d
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“OH 6 TO 8
All money deposited on or
before 'rhuraday July 10th
will draw intern: from
Julylat.
.Aero Squadron, who returned a week
agofroni overseas service. spent the
holiday with relatives here and has
returned to Camp Mills, where he is
awaiting his discharge. Private Dixon
was overseas about 14 months and has
seen extensive service.
Mrs. George “'arden of Troy. N. Y
accompanied by Mrs. “’arden‘s aunt.
Mrs. Olive Gregg of Milwaukee, “15..
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. “'arden's
daughter. Mrs. Henry R. Joyce of 49
Wilton avenue. Norwallt. '
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schlltt of
Lowe street motored to Blontzceuo.
Sullivan County. New York. this
eek. where they are spending sev-
eral days.
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. Miss Mabel Burchard of “'est ave-
i'vnue has returned from a week‘s visit
to Lake Placid. New York. with a'
. party of New York friends.
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Miss Edith Holly of Main street has
‘taken a position with the Direct m~
porting Company, Wall street.
5 Harry Quigley of Vi’estport has re-
signed his position with the Norwalk
Tire a: Rubber Company, to take
_ one in the Westport power house.
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Top Sergeant Kenneth kyle!“ spent
Sunday with his parents. Judge and
Mrs. J. R. Taylor on ‘l'alrfield avenue.
He returned to Camp Wood last ovar’
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John Neugebaue!’ on:
or- July-
the twenty-fifth annh orsmgv of tho
marriage. of Mr. and Mrs. Neuu-lmuer.‘
, Haven.
they visited most of the import-ugh
James w. Storey '3r., that he has an i
toned his special course of study ati
Oxford University, and is now at Brest
awaiting orders to board a transport
for home. ‘
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jam. 0. Moratta and (tougher Anna.
who spent the holidays as the guecas: .
of Mr- rad Mrs. L. Molar of 123 South:
Main street returned to their home in!
Bay Ridge, N Y. this morning
iEli Chafiott of 43 Chestnut street“-
returned to his home last evening et-
ter spending the week at the home of
his sister. Mrs. A. Marella 0! Brock
lyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Vladlslaw Bartel: of 26 =
3 Bouton street. announced the engage
’ment of their daughter Bertha. to
John Flore of 143 South Main street. ‘
: yesterday,
Mrs. Irving Simpson and son Fred-
erick have returned to their home in;
Waterbury after a visit at the home off
Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam G. LeCount on:
Northyhlaln street. \
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Charles Chittim, Mrs. Chittlm and;
Miss Edna. Chittim or East Hampton, ;
Mass" tormerly of this clty,‘ are visit-
i Douglas Haig. Jr., like his illu “(ions is her. Fir-hi .‘xiar
[lug relatives in town. ,kl r 10 2e; 2mm)" from the formalities. He v :15 . 1:; gm imo v~
; H M S “.1455.me ilorzable 2-er p<\-.-'ihle~ does Douglas 3’ onto: am. irwrc-v ..hc-m 1
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! 32?: Csreamer.m :leed at; their 3 of lite. T" "s the reason he has give it 2225 nor. .~ :41: has
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t i th 5... last ev.enin.g alter Money and talents are given froely‘ savings altered by the l'nited Sula! ; time m h:. .v with the greatest man in the new Ton...» . . -
.2 £an n m ‘ 321 id i \lban l“! the students at the Trade School ‘Goyernment through “'ar Savxnzr ! sister Ennimorr was with him when t his photograph v.41» ;,
’{"f’":‘g spent the ol “3" n " " . Mr Girls in Boston in {urttmranre of Stamps as one of the finest that can 1 English spam”? resort 5.; am really dong} figure m if... — _ um i
N x g-ra raid hf Thrift ml “‘1 Sawnm the mum to any peopl". hump.
———- . . <23.sz They hove invmtrd l w ci The above poster was made by one a
I Miss Mae Slieliushy, Bridgeport. has ”my; Cnn ainz’ir class ”1‘ a ptrgm‘ the ns‘wer “mien“ in ”m com-n
mum“ to m home we" swnmng' mm“ “mm; of m" 323‘ Tm 1“ aim “'5‘“ ““1 “a“ ““91"“ “ ““ BOY SENT TO neronuaronv. indeansm lmriod Ti.
'Sunday ‘ith the Tmlov$ on hi Cnc‘e' ’a
:3: sum for young girl.»
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... Have a Chat “'ith Tommv Atkim
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who are . hranch of the Salvage Bur-oat: (r! U" i
' making present sarrifirmr to get an‘Savings‘ llixisi n on lh-s'nn (‘wr ‘ >
-street. I ‘ . . .
. _ __ 3 duration that shall in (hum for ween ; moo It was roughly and quickly 0'“ °f the F°‘"' Boy. M m ‘ L“
l arcinz. i tum-lied in by the student. Miss Elea . Nelr ”‘0 500th "Mk W
l‘alvin Morliler resumed hi< dill les
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in addition. Miss Florence E lead- ; nor Louise \K'yman, who had had b1: gatiml M
:1: Donnell)" . sputum-.3 NH" '1 murr. p {ICINL seeks in ground tho . a few months‘ instruction. but it has 3 Two of the four young-ea arrested tried tomorrow.
morning. after (injuring u 1“”0 “NF-3 1 ills i': ‘3': foundation: or :hriflté an: : a 55:“ that sers.at‘Cenlualed by i:_- in the early hours of Saturday morn. .,_A_ _ -_.__.
. \vficauom ll e ";.3.(.h t e in as m r: 0 Alma I , urn... 3'. ring by Otht‘ers Sunnis I I i i. KILLED 3y AN AU . out—03,“.
’“_" . . '_“ ‘ ‘ ’ “—‘ "" “ ' l i ‘ a lot near the Con- .
Sidney Kline of the limo ham-r: . .,. .. .. . . 7"” 7'9?“ “2 '" sroxns'c'rox. Conn . JLL} - mi
. 3- ., , I A “ HR \\ “INC .3 HORhE ca'mzs Orzamntxon. just to sho‘ imgational church on flax Hill Road
companv retuvnoi. to hm honw i1 t..t.~. : . . _ Slocum, 55, g, fish peddl‘ r n; Paw-m.
- _ 1ft mil" lh ‘hat EhP muld do and What she War .and charred I'llh m. were up killed t d ‘ h h l
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on!) ,last (vénfii a |\'l v”; rHow Kindne“ Developed an Mm“: . glad to do to help the good work trained in the down-tow- court room :nd?:gon h “Guam“. g ' 1:;
iii! lull}‘5 in I‘ ' 3- '1. - . . I . . , l ‘ Chg. . . P ' . v”: 'I"" a.
W rt .: A l. . ' . '3. ring the unneed- .
- g o n 3‘ "m“ ; Daisy is now a regularly accepted _this mornn. A" (in by on automobile driver. 3, Maine!
Miss Bessie Hughes has returned to.
her home at Spring street after spend-v
in: several days with trlvnds in New; ”I
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Fal-
‘C—harles Fallon. and Miss May
Ion of South Noi'vvalk. were the Sufi“, enl1~t .tn the: work of spreadiflz a u“. sole M Thrift and “r” Saving 55”“ 3““ numerous m u '9' stopped I- m of hi: i7?.i«.hill" :1
Friday of [hand ”3.):10f-ICC Fallon. linen-ledge 015.”? “Jazrageqot in- grit-mp- “no“; u" k. :ppled war-aim to m h m the col m unavo: M... A m.
of 1.3. flight, meltfiemllethel. “52:21::agnnnn:*tiod:onpt;u atlaJl‘S‘ “n ma“, then m I." With Bloc-In was my?“ m. but
' ' h“! “0 elect 0‘ Eh. I” .7" and Inter token to X.“ Lundnn it:
Mr. and‘ Mrs. ll. J. Trowbridge and!”
Mr. and Mrs. leorue mebrldze off'
(:T;|>.‘_\' Plain street. llvthel, spent me;
Fourth with friends in Nonvalk. 5
Howard Montgomery has been on
loving :1 week‘s \nrarion from his:
& S'evens' South?
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duties in Rogers
Norwalk store.
.‘iiss Katherine and Helen McMahon,
of Cedar street are entertaining theiri
t-iusin. Miss Alice Barty of East
Orange X. J.
Thomas Moran of Hamilton avenue
resumed his duties in the Ndlfflik:
Rubber Tire Company this morning.‘
after a long: service for his country. 3
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_- ‘zt'w nor orponuniies. Shall! we l.
Biz: and Mrs. Henry C. Froeb of ‘r-‘uh to improve them? Are u.
Lowe street left this morning tor :1i git-artful“: the thrift who-h is gm... .
wonks' outing at Atlantic City. N. J. g > _ ibunnnss, distinct from hoarding. but .
3 —— i This" 5,: ‘ "Vin: exampl.‘ 0‘ what Diving the v3? for future snare-s5?
-. . . :‘n be nrhir-x ".9 by the law of km? ' A littl‘ n_: r' e 4 ‘
Mr. find Mrs. “illlam 59mm 0: 1.1.17 V‘rc “"1” "o n'bodv “’31‘91’5Wa"'§’ '1 (to; n: 332.21: olf‘leprzd‘m
- s . . :- p“ Hung-w «e .. - - w u... . : . e .7 a. 3011:.
L0"? “met returned qufda’ “0m her and she v2.13 mud-"Duet: :o b93233 garden; limiting replenishment
an automobile trip to he" ‘iork stale-V shot. Tr‘n Fat—n J. Berth came ‘ of the wardmbe to essentials 3r»
—-———- _ :along. For 354‘» and an old hots» flP;1\u3'fn§: good no "Mums alwavs Chen.
Carrier “‘allace “00ml.v 0f the wet ur-rd ;nssn:~:.=n. 331 you shouulju t n the end and more atisl’m tor: ,
50““,an “mm“. its (znjoying 3‘ pa he.- now. .11»: tire ntl‘dalir—somelivns vuntion expense. which need ‘
week‘s vacation.
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Howard Richards of the Tristram E
livall sales force is back from his Rug do aunt-tin; be te’ls her to. if he c. e... the way (or wonderful things
. '. f 1 ‘ , lasks her how cld she is she n€3'€7;po=rh:1ps a home. higher education
3‘11“ vacation “‘1 :hesizates. out unblushinzly paws it; travel business of one; (“m—mun
;otl' on the pavement. She shakes is no limit to what the leimcope max
Sidney Adams. New York city. enjoy
on Newtown avenue.
VMiss &rah artrick of Hackenaack,z
....l is visiting her cousin. Miss Em-
ma Partrick, Newtown avenue.
STAMFORD MAN PAYS FINE.
1‘sz stopped in hvr ro"fld< of the
3 Boston business distrnv
another.
quarters of the War Savings (vrzant-
ration. 93 Milk sire-pt.
i of them go’dw—zra
Daisy dots,» on 5.»: master and will
ihands l?! with every one of her four?
ed the weekend at his former home feet and
§.bezween hi: teeth and e’ls Daisy just. .
l to suck it. she will lap it care’uily and
does
1 wt: 02 e lump anti
sSbe picks her hit up from the ground l
and does other remarkable
gand she did them all
flugs they maintained a cool. drum
air. and appeared entirely woefu-
ed as to what was going on. One of
the young men has quite a. police
record. having been m aeveral
itimes, on various charges. He has
member of the Savings Division and.
whether you recognize her or not as
gShP“MS about. frequently carrying
.zreat boxes of literature for the Via“
ESanngs Committee. you may be sure
:that she is no the Job and dolor
loverything she know: how to promotr
whnr.‘ aha
plat'e to
the hf‘Jd
pr'kages from (no
to make a call at
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She (‘31110' to
USING THE TELESCOPE
l
lather was summoned tonne court-
room and asked to give an explanation
Present Desires v3. Future Oppor-
that he would be obliged to tend the
lad to a retormatory as he had about
'xun \‘iuzm turd-ins are being mom
and in Dt’lrpl’f'li to are bountiful ha
vva .‘
within
the two other
Custer. of New York ml"
in the Borough Court Linc-
2.000 bonds for opprsraru.
m with his "Fliai
watt driving over tho 2~
flu Wk. Custer sap the in
hospital treatment.
ed at a loss l0 account for the boy‘s KlNG ALBERT TO CL. "; ALDS.
. N"“'°‘- ed :a' a loss to 30003!“ for the bv‘s 9W '
' , --.. mm R,“ in: h. ‘h (:ExwvA simmv .:-.-.'. Tlr‘
.. t~ t T ‘1“ sun (“If . ' .
Sprtn; is in 73., air and \p m” ‘ n3 . Associated PTGSS|.—'l\tnz 0!
.3” “Wm“: “H". "u "V t‘u- I ‘ and mat he had pleaded with him to Belgian}. who is “won“; . at
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.r. p. ' m bur... ... m... 1 , ( a mm mend his Ways. but without eager ( hamonix. in th All ,~ ’1
f ' ‘ ‘ ' w rest. 59 s... 1- wim-
.:ulirvs< by. A (koshr Bonus tin-xx Judze loshurth informed the father h“ nmrrd " "“
mountain climbing.
The King traveled
simple tourist.
' rods and bf‘lll'ifui flower: Simon cone to the end of bio rope. The man Chamonix. from Whirl‘ r'
. wardrobes are in preparaitoti, ".~pr1n: ‘sked (or “other cm M [‘3 boy. several diflicult ascent:
.7 Nomi-nu" l: in [3703?! SS. and \‘at'li without elect. and be m “WM “31"
Home are ..oin" "tanned. . H “"
: w.» am minding: h pr‘wfiem “an.” to the Cheshire Berra-teary (or an -15,- 3 seat“ want A:
”...ed: ate comforts and pleasures _ -. . I
gn'en
his promise
u suspom . ~
in ean'
the Dex? Wm ‘n
boys 41‘ .. - .
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and m
Sn‘rdty.
‘ah sup”
highm
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HP is v-'
ware rnnremed, tut do we aways ex
ton-l the teIOr-(‘ope far enough to tom
.woil into the future? There oil h
Sailor years, and with them Will (our
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with'r‘orm p3...de'
no. mean less pleasure.—lne. e an-
:l‘Ji‘lC." bits of carefnlness. keeping in ‘
....1d the margin of savings. wil' ’
.tztnzz :Z
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reveal.
As safe investment is as importan
:. at saving. wiiv not put the mile-
saved into Thrift Stamps. and when
p amicable convert those into “For
iSavincs Stamps. wih ch will work tor
you night and daz- This done the
if he mils a lump of sugar?
think of
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not trying for the?
he gives the word
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Mitchell and Grant
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things. i telescope will reveal a substantial
for the War } accumulation for future needs.
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Charged with drunkenness and
breach of the peace. Thomas Burke of
Stamford was arraigned before Judge
George H. Yosburgh in the downtown
courts, this morninx.
He was arrested at 10:30 o'clock
Saturday night. by Odieer John Flynn.
who stated that during the course of
tbemnmghenveBm-kethreem-
my to m on about his mum.
butthepdaonereontlnuedtoactln_
WHAT WAR SAVINGS TROLLOBENO
STAMPS ARE
Suleiman-eats. Uncles-amoral];
“Wilma. 499mm“.
hymn muslfltmamatmm
W. S. S.
m CH SAVIHG! !
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