poem“
7 a$61rruagr or
*. Children's and In
W H0319”. in Lisle Thread
andsilhrrom lawmwapflqm
bitch and colon.
liens Hose. at 10:, 25c 35c and 501:.
Children's Bose at 25c. 35c and She.
,-: **** inf ants' Hosea: cotton and cash-
~ mere. in white, ck and eordovan.
11K; ANKS
MAHACKEMO’ HOTEL snocx.
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WEATHER IOREGAST. Cl
' . coed
like the seat of your
trousers! Corn-
fortable and sanitary;
It’s the side leg open-
ing’ that swings ’way
back, clearly across.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
'Showers, and thunderstorms this at‘«
ternoon and tonight; Wednesday fair,
moderate temperature, fresh south
shifting to west and northwest winds
late tonight. The disturbance which
ers. Before the House got through;
with the first section of the first part
of the threepsrt bill there was more
disorder on the floor than at any time _
this session. This disturbance arose
' first during an attempt by Representa
tive Bhutan. Democrat. Tiaras. to
speak a second time against an
amendment which would have given a
jury the right to define intgxicants.
Dry's Hottestfiattlc.
The real battle of the day. how-
eevr. was over the amendment to?
deflnie, an intoxicant as a beveragel
containing more than two 11nd,,
threecnarters per ce t alcohol. in-j
stead of more than 0 ehalf of one'
per cent, as written in the bill.
There was an hour. of speech
making with the "wets'f asserting
that tho ‘motlon merely would per-
mit the very thing the President.
. —. was‘central over the Upper .Mi'ssissipé
‘:pi Valley yesterday morning has
moved eastward during the last twen-
" ty~four hours, and is now central over
Ontario. It is causing unsettled.
showery weather from Ohio eastward;
to the coast. The greatest rainfall re-
ported was 2.14 inches at Pittsburgh,
._Pa. Pleasant weather prevails gener-
ally in the southern and western dis-
Therc’s no bunching
up or wrinkling or
annoyance to this
unionsuit. Yet that's
only one of the rea-
sons for
ROCKINCHAIR
”Marlorlkllfi
tricts. An area of high pressure is Let us showycu
central over South Dakota. The tem- .
perature continues about normal in ROGERS ‘35 STEVENS
the northern states east of the Rocky Norwalk South Norwalk
Mountains.’ ' a
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ““ "‘ ” ”'33-'23
TODAY. The South Norwalk Trust Company
Temperature: High, 78; low. has money 211 loan on Real Estate.
62. Fair.
Coy NeWs
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George ll. Byington of New York
city is in town today.
Today marks
liziyti's entry into the world war.
zfflce in the Union building Darien, and
The Old Wen H001: and ladder 119111 will handle “hish- class shore and coun-
its regular monthly meeting at the ll) ploporty and insurance.
Central Firehouse last evening. Set- —
eral new hie-moors “e19 accepted. (ounty Game “’aiden “'ilbur F.
Smith in 1esponse lo a recent inv'ita—
The steamer “Merchant" has been lion. hoe.»- to Danbmy this evening to
top to deliver :1 .’l in! Natuxe Talk at the sum-
thoroughly overhauled from
school in the State Normal (‘01-
bottom and up again and is in the
“pink of condition" for the excursion leg“-
to Bear Mountain next Sunday. I
DIOI‘
—~BU\'3.ou1'1ickvts earh for the ex
’cursion to 131-111 Mountain next Sun
Arthur Casey and John Rooney of day.
this city were in Stamford last night ‘
and they attended the carnival which W orkmen are mom-11mg and
is being held during this week by the cleaning the stonework of the South
Red Men [Noiwalk Trust Conipanys building.
“'hen completed this operation will
giw 1.19 building :1 \'1~1y fresh and at-
tractive appearance.
.lucklngliam Vi". R. (7. will hold its
annual outing at Rolon .Point. 10111111"
row, leaving [South Norwalk 011111112 3
o’clock trolley car. Supper will be
lcorge Mitchell has sold for Clif~
served ill 5 O'ClOCk- .; ford 'i‘. Hayes :1 building lot on the
:L'onnec‘icui Turnpike. corner of
The special meeting of the voters of (Ht’lllNOUll avenue to James ii. Mc-
the Second Taxing District will he Kearney, who is rommnpiating bulld-
11eld at the city hall this evenings, in in: 11 slurp there.
take action 'on the proposition of
Jacobs 8; Son, shoe manufacturers. to
locate in South Norwalk,
”Most l'lllllll't‘ll like
;pl'.1y with moxie-ling; clay. Pastclino i1:
la oleun . unapolsouous. always soil.
3 . -
anode-ling 'iwo sized packager,
élillllll 01' colored. Get
jpm'kazc a1 ln-unclly‘s. 10‘ So. Main St.
to model and
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~CHOCOLATE—
.Nestle’s 600 lb. I
. The new
Sflflson_Poweh Corporation. men that arrived from
South Norwalk iNcw York yesterday afternoon is
{being installed in the cast window of
IA. 11‘. Bockinann's store on “'ashing-
\Iton street. The formal opening of the
. hreadcry is expected to take place
I ‘ LSatuz'day 01‘ this week.
clay.
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' A regular meeting of 11114 Catholic
: . Union Council. No. 46 ,K. of C. will be
held this evening. and owing to the fact
that it happens to be the thirty-first
anniversary of its organization, un-
usual doings are planned which will
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1 all amendments—the
1 Missouri.
the anuitersary of 199“”! VOW-
; The Gill Agency has opened an of~ it was ponlendod would permit
the children 11'
as commandecin—chief of the army,
had said was best for the country
for the'next six months.
After two and three-quarters per
.cent. beer had been bowled over by
in 1ecord \Ote of 151 to lie—and this
was about the relative decision 011'
pmhibitionists
went after another amendment by
Representative igoc. De nocrat of
which would have stricken
'out all definition of lntoxicants. kill-
ing the proposal 12‘s to 83.
I ThrownpOut Bodily. ,
. When it seemed the majority was’
Sweaty of voting down every propo-
.sai by the other side. points of or
:dcr were raised. and some motions
designed to make the law less dras-
itic. were picked up by the nape of
the neck. and bodily thrown out.
1
This happened to,an amendment by;
Call.
grape
liiemocrat.
R1picacumilvc 1.011..
of
t'mnia. in the 1111911331
giowers.
I Two minor amendments ran the
~blockade. one being passed on a
This was an amend
Representative Benson.
to change the
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sale of flavoring extracts hair tonics
' and the like. The vote was 86 to 78.
With indications there would be. no
- lelup in the bitter light which several
times yesterday reached such a stage
that pioceedings were conducted in
confusion and disorder resumption of
the pxohibition enforcement measure
debate was expected to be the only
business in the House today. Oppo
‘nents of prohibition. assisted in some
instances by members of the “dry"
forces who have expressed belief that
vsome features of the explanation pro-
posed we too dxaatic. were expected
to continue their fight for model-.ation
1 Before the prohibition enforcement
bill was taken up in the House today
Speaker Gillett ruled that Represen-
tative Gsllivan, Democrat, Massachu-
‘setts. in declaring in an address yes-
terday. that he had heard members
of Congress had stored away enough
gwhiskey to last twenty years. had not
Ttrnnsgressed rules of the House.
Representative Blanton. Denicrnt,
of Texas. attacked the speechunnd on
a question of personal privilege was
proceeding with the defense of pro‘
hlliition members against the charge
30f liquor hoarding when the Speakvr
cut him short by announcing that Mr.
Galivnn‘s speech was in order. Mr.
VBlnmon then tried to offer a motion
to have the speech stricken from the
Record. but there was objection.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.. July 1:3.‘4'1‘1111
»govermnent won its first point today
‘in its fight aganlst the sale ct beer
containing 2 3-4 per cent. alcohol.
when Judge “5. H S. Thompson
United States District Court oYerruied
demurrcrs of officers and directors of
the Pittsburgh and independent brew-
. went by
1 Democrat.
l w 0111 ”liquors"
Mary land
to “beverage"
ing companies to'charfges of violation -
inf the war-time’prohlbition law. Each
of the defendants nineteen in all. was
held in $1 000 ball for the the Nox em-
be1 term of court.
Judge Thompson‘ s decision followed
arguments by counsel representing
the eleven officials of the Pittsburgh
Brewing Company in support of their
; election of omcers.
in .
W of Late Franklin Fat-news
Bacillus 8mm” Critic of
Captain George A. Goa.
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3mm Farrell yesterday afternoon
announced the marriage of her daugh-
Itor Miss 1.1111111: Estelle m1, twen-
ty~six years old. to Captain George A.
Goes, U $.11” of Waterbury, Cami
1 . " the divorced husband of 111m. Elise;
flarion Farrell Goes. sister of the’
Sergeant‘Major Stephen Dokus. who Ml“. The wedding “3°“ Place in
was one of the first Normlk men tel Paris. France on :3” 9 '
enlist in the world war, has returnedi Captain G0“
to the United States afteralong period Marl” Farrell nine years 33° ”“1
qog service in France, and various they made their home in Waterbury.
sightseeing m throughmlt Europe. lConn. Soon afterward Mrs. Goes ar-I
According to postal cards reéeigail langed a long automobile tour.lea1-
fmm Sergeant 301mg he landed inl ing her husband at home. Accom-
York Sunday, haying lei't Brest July named by Mrs Annie Bassett of this
3, Atfer a short period in camp he city a sisteMn—law. she traveled west-g
will be discharged and return to his ward. When they reached Reno, Neva,
lhome on Lexington avenue. 3 she left the party and later obtained a;
..__. ("divorce there. Afterward she made:
The annual meeting of the Norwalk her home in Seattle Wash" in whiché
Building Loan and Ifivestnfent Airso- city she was married three months
ciation will be held at their office this 880 '
evening at 8 oclock. There will be “ hen the United States went 111101
. the war Mr. Goss enlisted in the 01d;
lnance Department of the Army and
Local gardens are now producing after his arival in France he was pro 3
quantities of string beans, and the rooted to the captaincy Miss Lillian
thrifty housewites are canning quanti- Estelle Farrell went to France as a!
ties of them. They are retailing in 10- Red Cross worker a year ago. 311111
cal markets at three quarts for 25c. there met her brother-ln-law Their
marriage was quite unexpected here.I
Edward Shanahan of Brooklyn'has' Mr. Goes is the son of Mr. George
returned to his home there today. af- (loss. owner of the Scoville Manufac-I
ter having spent several days at the turing Company of Waterbury. His‘
home of Mr. and Mrs. “‘illiam F. bride is the daughter mi the late
Blede of Liounsbury avenue. Franklin Farrell. a multimillionaire
- mine owner whose home was in this
Mr. and \Irs. William Ruger of Bed- city.
ford Village, New York. returned to
their home. after spending the week-
end at the home of Mr. and 1lire.M
Bruschwain on fiutler street.
and 'Permnal
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Miss Ethel Mills of Gibson Terrace ‘
1 1311 Rosalie Jesse of Franklin street.
i and Miss E. Louise Martin of Ridge»,
\liss Josephine M Drumm returned field are sojourning for two Weeks at
to her home in this city after spend Round Top. in the Catskill Maintains.
ing a week in Washington D. C., with. New York
her sister. Miss Marie V. Drumm, for--
meriy of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay and daugh-
tesr Margaret and Catherine 01 Tree
ton. N. J.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.‘
Edward Roch on Dowe street.
When at ,
ROTOR POINT
Ask at the
SODA FOUNTAIN
For a Glass of
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Miss Helen D. Wary: is enjoying a
two weeks \aouion rfom her ofllceg‘
duties at The Crofut & Knapp Com—4
pany
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married Miss Elise ~
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Al himself says this song from
“Sinb‘ad” is his biggest hit. Does
Al know what the public likes?
We' ll say he does. You'll say so.
too. when you hear this record.
5‘27”
(That UAZZ BABY"
Just Has To Jazz
‘80 will you. when you hear
ngnes Lynn. the new Columbia
comedicnne. sing this syncopated
riot. Coupled with “l Ain 1 Got
fen No Time to Have the Blues."
a tenor triumph by Irving and
jack .Kaulma'n. A-zves—-85c
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A Few Delirious Dance Hits
‘0‘ wIle-y Omens . .
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“Friends" —- a Song of”
Appealing Sentiment
The Sterling Tnd s v ,3
time 5 friends.
Going to Climb the Elfin Kuhn:
Mountains Back 111
greatesbgovc song of lI1
lion. sung by Camplull .1.
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M'sldorl Anon: Din ei).lv115’.~ 1
loch-v Dame 1!: 1A rm
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Lou-mm 11w )n-1 1111. .1 1 A 3112
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Cat In Gnu Hid-mu Dance Liu Just Out
My wad. m. u M M»: um: and rout -/ Em, Mum
“UNI“ GMPHOPHONE COMPANY. NEW YORK
The Alfred ~l-‘ox Plano Co.
;85 North Main Street
South Norwal;
Mrs. Sadie Schnell and daughter
Bessie of Bridgeport spent Sunday:
With Mrs. Minnie Lundquist of Hat-3 "““w ‘5‘“‘"‘""“-~-‘-—'~~—-~«~ “um---“ --_.-. W- __n -1... _
bor View. - ‘ ‘ '
\\'illian1 Mouser of Bronx. New
York, is spending two weeks' vacation '
at 1119 home of Mr. and M15 mu c-h
wein on Butler steret.
The liglsses Sadie and May Andez'-‘
son of VVinnipauk, are spending 11 two
week‘s vacationQ in Sullivan county.
New York.
1151129119 Davis: and family have
moved from Harbor View to Day
street South Norwaik. ,
Miss Halon C ilubbell of “'est Main
Street is spending a vacation with
friends in New York state.
Adolph W. Dreyfuss of Gibson street
is a visitor in Stamford on buglness.
BOOM IN REAL ESTATE HERE.
That the real estate boom in this
section or the country is enjoying one
.of its most healthiest periods is evi- .
denced by the tart of «be large num-
F REE During Sale Only ‘
This $9.00 ll-piecc Set of
‘Quality Brand Aluminum Ware
VACATION
TIME
Raye the care of your
" Liberty Bonds, your insure
7 ance policies, your legal
; (”documents, your extra
1 jewelry, with this bank by
. "placing them In a Safe De-
’ positBox.,
only-“$4.00 for a' whole
4‘.
Thermos
include reheshments and 011191 special
features.
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7 BALL PLAYING ON
MEADOW STREET
Councilman William J. Moore and
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Albeit T. Eldridge appointed by the|
city council as a committee to look
into the complaint of a-number of res-
idents on Meadow street about the
nuisance caused :by ball playing on the
old Amusement park grounds. an~
nou‘nce that they will hold a public
meeting g1 the matter in the City Hall
tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock and in-
vile all those interested to attend.
Today' in Wall Street
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—-The
market fairly boomed at noon, Cruci-
ble Steel again leading the further ad-
vance on its rise to 148, a gain of 9
points, allowing for the quarterly divL
‘dend Other steels shared in the fev-
‘ erish activity, also industrial Alcohol
which gained '1' 1-2 points -
m
VALGEl! TO MEET WHOSE:
ber of deals being transacted by local
agents and by the amount of sales re-
ported by auctioneers working
throughout the'city. It was but a
short time ago‘ that Adams and in.
galls assigned to auction oil the build-
Thomnson said his ruli as applied also lug lots on the property of George E.
‘0 demurrers filed this morning by Finch Winfield street, sold up the
eight directors of the Independent complete allotment {wovdayga before
Brewi:g Company to a similar 5““ the schedule closed. and now these
starte on Saturday. ' v
Counsel for the brewers.\in filing 3:? e people report wonderful pro-
' 1., as in the sale being conducted on
demurrers’, had asked that the suits the property of John- B. IAwrence at
be dismissed because "3 was Chara“ .Taylor and Allview avenues. Me sari:
the government's suits were based - » -—
upon insufficient law as nowhere in Aifigfafigegfl; degene‘akwudd 0f.
the information was it said the beer pr 0 eire cen '0 ‘ -
alegedto have been said was intoxi-
cating. 'Attornyes for the government -
maintained however, that the sale of
beer containing more than (mohair or
one per cent, alcohol constituted a
‘ excrete * “
violation of the“ war—time prohibition ‘
law. . ’ . J
demurrers to charges in a test suit
)brought by United States Attorney R.
L. Crawford, charging violation of the
dry act by sale of beer containing
more than one—half of one per cent of
{alcohol to a local saloonkeeper. Judge
BICYCLE THIEVES STILL
. 7 . AT WORK
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‘ 1A. telephonemn was received at’
“A.“
At last women can aeai n obtain cooking' utensils of aluminum—that beaut .
durable. light weight. sanitary.
tied up bv the war. The “lid” i§now off. We’ ve secured
heat-retaining metal that for so long has
a limited number
the wonderful sets above at a big price reduction: and now. during this sale
SELLERS “KITCHEN
. CABINETS
we ofier you this set free with a famous Sellers
A set that.
bought piece-meal, would cost you $9 at least. And
“Special” or- “Mastercraft” Cabinet.
to get' it you don’t pay a nickel extra for the cabio '
' net. On the contrary,5 you get the cabinet on special
Sale Terms and Prices
I In. 9!! 13 m 0313' during SALE. cm in AH 80 the Sellers—the Cabinet famous foil
its 030* in Good Housekeeping Institute 5
its "13 Long Wanted Featurea"~—fimoos for
thw W»... «1.
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limiter“ Don't miss (-3?“
at once not: 3 Sellers dcm'
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