EWERY
means ASSORTIENT OF
w, mow, ennui-cafe and In.
fanta'.
ladles’ Hosiery, in 1.1316 Thread
Silk, trout 15c to 82.00 a pair. 11!
m and colors.
Hell's Hose at 19c, 25: 351: and 501:.
mam-rs Hose at 25c. 85c and 50:.
mu’ Hone in cotton and anh-
hote, in white, black and cordovan.
= E K. BANKS
flAHKCKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
.mfiifi'oitacm.
.Forecast for Norwalk and Vicinity:
W1.- tonight and Thursday; somewhat l
cooler tonight; moderate west winds.
like disturbance which was central OV-
3? Ontario yesterday morning is now _
fussing out the St. Lawrence Valley
Itlhas caused unsettled showery wea-
filer during the last. twenty- four hours
in nearly all districts east of the Miss-
isslppi river. Several places reported
’ more than an inch of rain. Cloudv and
flowery Weather continues along the
'coast from New Jersey to Maine. An
utended area of high pressure central
"‘over Kansas is producing pleasant wea-
ther in the western districts The tem-
perature is about normal in the north-
‘ern sections
_Ready
to fit you exactly;
whether you’re
short, tall, stout
or slim or in be-
tween! And ready
to hand you real
hot weather Com-
fort in thiS'im-
proved underwear.
Now’s the time to
make that test of
E
" Athletic Underwear for Man 639!
Let us showyou
iden. The matter will be investigated
-
Jciinings' Lodge. No. 1.
‘116 Washington s1ree1 this cnninz.
—Clams caught daily. Can be had at
the Lowndes Oyster Co. - 1’
._ ,
Just 11 year ago today, United Stales
rump." fighting in France. captured 1.-
51'10 Germans, including a complete
brigade staff.
. 'Mrs. S. N. 'Kisosh. of Main street. re-
ported that someone had cntcred he"
garage and stole a quantity of mots?
A man described as beinz about :25
years of age, of medium bluld
lliitlcr Lodirc. 97. l. O. 0. I4‘.. mee: a!
the l. 0. 0. I". home on South Main
street this evening, for their regular
weekly meeting.
1M .
6 inches in height and wearing a straw
hat was seen about the premises about
the same time the articles were. miss-
'ed. The police are conducting an in-
Nestigation. ! The 1’. O. S. 01‘ A..
3t‘11111p. 11. are scheduled to hold their
—BUY your. tickets early for the ere-f second July meeting in the Daven.
'Cursion to Bear Mountain next Sun- port Building, this evening.
day.
w.
The installation of officers
place :11 the regular weekly meeting
oi‘ 1111- improved Order of Red Sen.
l'ni'iis Ti'ihc. 2:15 last evening ~
Harry (‘ovino. the smiling and otiiv'
cient driver of P816713, :1 spending 121.-
day in New York city. where he will
attend the celebration held in 1111- ital-
lan section of Harlem. in honor of tlie'
’l'm- liiipiovid Oiiler of lieptosop‘hs.
Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmvl. 'l‘his' 51111111 Noiuulk. (11111-111111 4111, 111.:
is a great ltalian holiday and i5 115114.11. schmiillt‘tl 10 1111111 :1 moi-ting at 1:
13' marked with celebrations on =1 5.111111 Main 51-10111. 1111.4 evening. 1
large scale‘throughout the country, _ ___-.t
3‘: - including parades. parties, sales .15.“th Tllt‘ {14.111141'3' l4‘. Social livid their first
’- fireworks displays in the evening. We annual dam-e- :11 liolon Point last
Vhope Harry will run inlo better weath- :‘ evening. A large number of lovers of
the favorilc indoor sport were present.
or than we are having :11 present.
—CHOCOLATE—-
Nestle’ s 60c lb.
A 11111111inr.v 11f 1l1c'cxecu1ivc commit
Ice 1111 the Norwalk Hospital associa-
tion was held :11 11111 oil‘cvs of the Nor-
. - walk ugcncy. 4.7 \"illl $111191, his! ven-
Btlllson-Powell Corporation mg, ‘
V .—_—
south homalk The Amalgamated M0111 (‘utiers'
' ” “ ‘ 'land lliitchcr \Voi'kiiien of North Am.
crica. Let-:11 2:23, will hold 11114i1' second
monthly meeting a: l’nion Labor
I
s 111111 this evening.
I H.“
’ Oil‘icci' Smith lith‘Sil‘Iillll’lg the com-
Iplain! 111 it a drunken man was hing
'on me comer of Elm (lime Sil‘t’t‘t and
1Flrix Hill R1211]. aim cd to find th- .. man
being led own) by two of his friends.
The young people of the Baptist
Christian Endeavor Society or Stam-
ford held anioonllght sail to lRoton
Point last night on the sloop Massm
soit. A large number made the trip.
walk Realty and Improvement Asso-
1ciation, scheduled for last evening,
was put ovr until tonight, when im-
'portant questions regarding the let. l
ting of contracts for the new hotel on
the site of 1119 Roval James Inn will
gbe taken up.
VA CA‘VTION
TIME
Leave the care of your
fiber” Bonds, your instml
policies, your legal
The Norwalk Boat club have decid-
ed to run an excursion on the steamer.
Merchant on Sunday.~‘August 3. A‘
special meeting to perfect the details
extra 'wiii be held at the cozy home of the
-, with thig bank by club tonight, and full details of the
, event wlu appear shortly in the ed-
M m in 3 we De' 1 vertising columns of‘this paper.
l The new police uniforms” expected
for some time, have finally arrived at
police headquarters from the clothing
. ectnbnahment of Joseph Dam on
Washington street. Quite n number of
_.tbeforoearenotlin_tedwiththetor~
Box. Therentnlin
84.1!) for a. whole
ROCK] NCHA-lllll
e Wclcomc Committee of the Red C1053
i
I
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ; ROGERS & STEVENS
TODAY ; Norwalk South Norwall: j
, Temperature: lligh, 86; low. 1
51. Fair. :
1‘ ‘ i _.A-... _- .._. _~
. ._ . Rev-c111- Mission will hold a meeting
' ' this evcniii: :11 8 o'clock :11 27 Bronze
1 ews
swam.” -—~-- - . ._..-r_.;.-.-_.'m The rcgnihzr hunting: of the \‘.'. 0. ml.
will meet at
Washington
$00K
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1111111 11111111
At the regular meeting at the Cath-
olic Union Council. No. 46, K.- ot (3..
at the Catholic Club house, last even 1
ing especial interest was given to
the occasion by the fact that it mark—
ed the birthday anniversary of the
Council which was organized thirty-f
one yeais ago on Sunday, July 15th,l
1888. Among the charter members}
presentwwere Barnard Tuttly the first,
Grand Knight of Catholic Council.
James Cassidy, Edward Shannehan,
IVE *WS
——~.——.—.
L
' HOYT-MU R RAY
A very quiet. but‘ pretty
spoke biiefly. David Flaherty. another Dorothy H. Murray. daughter or Mrs
charter member was presented bv his May Murray of “'nrren street
son Lieut. Thomas Flaheray who was
recently mustered out of the U. S. ser-
vice,_who also made a short address.
Edward Barrett one of the oldest
members also spoke. Then refresh-
‘ ments were served and all agreed
‘ tb'tt it was a fine birthday party.
fwnmiiE 111111111111
1 111311 1111133
united in marriage by
liowell Both Miss Murray and Mr.
their many friends wish them
greatest happiness in marital life. The)
Norwalk.
Lieutenant Daniel P Mulvihlll. o
(Names should be forwarded to “'91-
come Committee. 25 “’ater street.
. Norwalk). .
_ This roll should contain“ the names
iof all men from The Norwalks and
Wilton who have been in service and
Ihave been discharged. If you: name
{does not appear. send it in is the
France. was a visitor in South Nor-
walk today. calling on a few or his
many rfiends. The Oklahoma will
shortly go to the Norfolk Navy yard.
for an overhauling.
Dr. and Mrs. Lauren M. Allen and
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wrigley have
r11111ne1i from a week's
trip to Lake Gearge. through the Ad-
25 Water street. Norwalk. or telephone
14’011‘ you know 991111111119 the
Ly. 1111<P name has not been publis! 11-11 in
this 10". kindlv send that in. 21.111 1‘] e
“ I... was held 111 the home in South: Coniiiiiixee have no “as of getting irondarks and the White Mountains.
Mrs. G. Ives, of Elm Grove sireet. Main siree1. last evening. ' 1 names except as they are [PJOIlQIl by _
complained to the police that a neigh- ill!“ men 11191113911‘3‘31 0r 1‘" “MP .‘llss Katherine D’urnin. of 9.011111
.bor's hickens are di gin u ) her ar- ‘ ‘ " i 111cnds. The committee would appre- . 1- , ,
c g g I g The Shrhhvuls 01 Bethlehem. Lady? I‘iule your help. Remember. this roll M“ all: i“ unitinz 11" aunt. 5““
Maxie -.\ \oung. of 36 Paul: avenue.
'Danburv 1
is 11111 only a publh 1"ecuiil but also
for 1L1: b1- nerlt 111 the ccu‘n‘ltw > '11—
fi musing cciuiuunit) “1‘ came 1.111. 19
i av lebrations.
Airangements have also been inndc
Gor rcgistiaiion at the Zi'v Hall
1
Miss Ruth Cave is enjoying two
weeks' vacation from her dmvi?5 in
South Nor-walk. in 1111; offiu‘ 111‘ the Hie office of the Norwalk iron 'or‘n's
city clerk from 9 a. 13.10 3 p.11: . 03- Company, \
1:1 pi at noon l
l
1
i Additional registrations follow: The man" friends of A \' Therialt‘
are Welcoming him back form his \'a-,
CAMPBELL, FRED mNAVLDwDis- A 11 1 . .
charged June 25, 1919: First Divi- cation trip to points of interest in th“ ‘ t f' 9 rezu M _monthly meeting of;
. sion. Huh [7. S. Cain. Machine Gun East. It]: Norwalk Building, Donn and ln-é
f Troop; Private. 151 Clasg Cavalry. vestment Association held in their '
7 Eggféll‘mre”: 19” 14.2151 Ave East \‘MW Jamrs Golden has 12011010 Avon.1quar1.ers on Washington street ye.-, New Wash Skirts _ $5 98
...i I111 11 weeks sojourn tcrday eleven new members were ad-l - up
K EELER RAYMOND —~ Discharged
Feb.. 1919, Construction: 2nd Lieu-
tenant. M. T. (7.. Motor Transport
1' Corps. Home address: Wilton.
{M'NIVIJ N. Vi’lLLIA‘iI ALEXANDER——
Dischaiged July 10 1919: Gunners
Mute. 131 Class II. S N. Home ad
dress: 29 Spring Hill Ave. Norwalk.
CHLMANN. HARRY H.—~llisch:1r_zed
Feb. 11. 1919: film] (‘11.. at Arcachon.
SPANISfllilll
France, ‘6’ S. Naval Air ' Station. MADRID July 16 (H1vax1.— Span.
thOIIELQItlglg-o‘:;arl‘k0- 4 141“".‘35‘0" is h losses in the fighting “it'i Raisuli.
. he} win ~1u1
l‘tBAllIION. TIIARIJIS IiENRY—~ Dis- lhe Sggfigaungfig‘ at 13:] All!“ :2
charged LK’C. 17lh. 1918. Battery Tl July 12 Were four ofl‘ce‘s and thi‘tZI
411-11 Artillery: Private. Artillery. {our men killed and a “datum,” .h
1 {101119 address; 2:9 Taylor A\ 14.. 01191 and eighty fi‘e men noun'lr-a.
50“!“ NON'MR- This was announced today in the
SlSWit‘K. JOHN .I.~-I)iscliargcd DOC. Chamber of Deputies by 1111.1 Minister
:Zl. 1.911%: 27111 Regiment; Private. 0‘ Foreign Atlairs.
Vivid Artillery. Home address: 23 . V as.
. “14‘1"" “m Ave: NW‘WMR- . Raisuli. according to some advices
'l.\\l.IN. HARNEL ..... Diaphargpd July from Madrid 135‘ nigihiu also had
-. 1919; 0081b M‘. .1" Co; Private. heavy losses. The“ bandit fled into the
,1,“ ( "‘5"- Q- M- C; Home “dd“‘S-‘i mountains, 1hcse advices said. leaving
all \11‘11‘ Zant‘S‘lu hast Nomialk- many dead and wounieii bvliind. An-
THJM'V“ Rl’bhEU‘ 1‘ ““D‘Wl‘ ”‘ 39d other report was that his attack was
June :21, 1919: 39th Division “0111
Regiment, Battery I": First Lieuten-
11111. Field Artillery. Home address:
to w :1 y 1 on. ~
’i‘ll.\“i£\'. EIHNARD J.~Dischnr1zed
Dec. 17m. 1918; Privme. Yale le-
sei-vc Officers. Training Corps. Stu-‘
dents Army. New Haven. Conn;
repulsed. but that he vat continuing
his aggression with e» 1:.c1-J1na1r,"\.‘-o-
lence.
STEAMER BEING HELD UP.
NEW YORK. July 111—. allure of
051‘ Candidate Ca'iipJ'ickson Q t‘ coastwise steamers to leave port on
“0'” Artillery. lilome‘ address; 33' . schedule time owing to the strike of
“3151 ‘\\-O._ Norwaik. 1 firemen. odors and Water tenders. has
-—-——~—-————- lresulted in a great accumulation 0!
JOHN M CORMACK TENOR freight on the pieis of the lines aifect
BUYS GREE~chH E§rATE ed. It was estimated three hundred
vessels engaged in coastwise trade
were tied up here byline strike. Cap:
Takes Over 161') Acres of Land For.
.1
wedding 6 p. in. eevry week day, except Sat-
took place Saturday afternoon 31 4
and W’illiam McMahan all of whom - °¢l°°k at St Paul a church when Miss
and ceries. those shops known as chain ception building
Dexter E. Hoyt. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Hoyt. of County street. were.
Payments amounting to 814.380 56 m1
agreement to that eflect. In"! I Phone 439.
No class of workers have longer 01" . ,several towns were “p it being; .
Rev. 1401115 B. more strenuous hours than these the difference between the tendners‘é i
Hoyt are well known in Norwalk and and the shorter hours are sure to re-
the
They will take up their residence in
" 1 conference between Dover H. Vi‘arner.‘
f president of the Warner Brothers
V111e U. s vs. Oklahoma which iast’c‘m"t ““19“" and ‘ ”mm’t'“ 0‘
week escorted President W'ilson from “’5 ”my“ "‘ “‘ 93°" ‘° reach an
automobile ‘
;tl1e Tingue Manufacturing Company
‘strlkers return without any
mitted into the organization.
38 ”EN KILLED4 learned until the evening of July 28m
-F—“m
, ‘ _ WA? JULY 16,1919
W MW
mum m Ma, sum 111.1 1 m...
‘ .er fitmnlad o 1119, “a“
increase would either necessitate rain-
\
- ‘ {mg of fares to 9 m 10 cents
4» . mumtlmama“ "o'r'
* {‘3 J}; “ bring insolvency to the companies.
I.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 16—13!
“additional now 0‘3151‘ [active this morning. conductors and
448. 78 was made W” the state motel-men of the Indianapolis Street
board of mm! for m m 0! “IO Railway company will receive an in-
criminal superior 00'“ M M“ crease of three cents an hour.
' county. ThuunnnWhotthe
Following the plea agreed upon enr- met or an. my Archer amuauf
,j‘ep. move weekday,eseept8et—
laeuers pract caliy all or the local "m” ""1”“ 1‘ 111. "wanna or ‘
markeuclonedntooontodaynndwm plenolsultyofnordorinthonoooud
1 continue to do so during July. August decree and subsequent We at tho
and September. What is more in prisoner to state prim (or lite. The
.‘portant to the employee however, in _
1 the shortening of the working hours, ml cost the state “mt.” ”5-
!which now begin a: 7 a. m. and end at:
The board approved a contract by
urday nighui. when the markets will the Norwich State Hoopla! and the H.
: Close promptly at 9 o'clock.
It is more than probable that slml 1Wales linen company of lumen tor
lar hours Will be mined by the m. ‘168650 for the erction of I brick re-
l
fl
l Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awning, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One Miniature Tire Free to
Every Patron
AARON KOHN
55 Railroad Avenue .
.5-
stores having practically reached an
clerks in these stores and markets,” wages grant and the avenge “tend '
ance grant. as provided in Chapter 2871
»I at the Public Acts of 1919.:
—_-’~' When at
suit in more efficient w.ork
conser MAKéags CONFERENCE. 1
amnespoa'r. July is.~—'rne 11m
TAKING STRIKE VOTE.
CHICAGO, July iii—Reprenenta-
ROTGN POINT
tives of the 15,000 surface and ele— mat the
" SODA FOUNTAIN
For a Glass of
020 1
One glass means another.
voted railway employee today begun
preperutions for taking n vote on the
question of a strike to enforce their
demands for an increase of 37 cents
an hour and better working conditions.
The companies in their joint an
swer to the union. refining the de
-
-_ _ __"a .
adjustment of the demands of the iat-
ter resulted this morning in no de-
cision and will be continued this at—
ternoon. Mr. Warner took the position
that the matter of a 4-4hour4- week
; was one that should be decided by me
' manufacturers of the city as a whole.
and not by him individually
International Vice-President P M. l
Cohn reported today that she had-
failed to secure authorization from the?
international organization for a state;
wide corset workers‘ strike.
SEYMOUR sTfiiKE ENDS.
SEYAIOUR~ July 16.—-The strike at
Many Attractive Designs in Pottery
JARDINIEREB, mm BOWLS, HANGING BASKETS,
FERN DISHES AND VASES.
Moderately Priced
Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF iT's HOUSEWARE
Phone 527
25 WASHINGTON. ST.
Prompt Delivery
J ACOBY’S
which claimed 75 of the 150
ployees yesterday. ended today.
a dozen men remained out.
em-
Only 1
The
conces-
sions.
M
ANNUAL MEETING POSTPONED.1
1
Due to the lack of a golden! num-
Iher of stock- holders. the annual meet~
chledu ed for the ev eninx. was ad-
Slip-On Sweaters $3.98 up
New Line of Sport Skirts
aSentlna! Want Ad
4”
I
FREE During Sale Only
This $9.00 lkpiece Set of
Quality Brand Aluminum Ware
merly Owned by Stoddard
for $200300.
GREENWICH. July 16.——Jolin- Mc-
Cormack. the Irish tenor. purchased
the estate of G. Henry L Stoddard,
here yesterday. at a cost of about
$200 000 through the Lawrence Tim-
mons agency. The property, which
The adjoumed meeting of the Nor- consists of 160 acres of land, and is!
recognized .as one of the nnest
pieces of property in Connecticut. and'
was formerly the Stokes farm.
Oflicer Gaynor, in answer to a com-
plaint arrested 11 boy for stealing icel
cream from Stiiison & Powell‘s drug
store on Washington street. The boy
was releasedJutter receiving a‘ won.
in: from the police and his promise to
mend his ways.
A party of children arrived from
New York this morning to spend a
two weeks’ vacation at the St. James
summer home, Strawberry Hill. Those
who have been euioylns the hospital;
lty otthe home for the ”it“
weeks returned to‘New York today.
Mrs. J. I". Bradbury comet! the.
mm or Whip Won
No. 7. at liar m a W‘ m
ftain Frank S. Ferris. managing asrnl,
Ioi“ the'Uniied States Shipping mard.‘
prepared lists which showed that 1813
vessels were tied up, although be de-
clared that sevent’y- six of this number;
were awaiting repairs. ‘ 4‘
.__..~——— I
MEXICO WOULD MEDMTE. ,‘
SANS ALvADoa. R'epublic of Sal-
vador. Monday. July 14.-——-Mexico has
offered to mediate in the Costa Rica
dlmculty caused by the revolutionary
movement trom,the Nicaraguan bor-
1191' against the government of Presi-
dent Tlnoco. but both Costumes and
Nicaragua have. declined the media»
tlon' accruing to advices received
here. 1
It is understood President, Tinoco
had expressed himself in favor of
friendly intervention by Salvador. - *1
mmsmon mu siLVER. .
motion has been mndeby the
state’s anttorney or New mm conu-
t! for a requisition 3111 the of
New Jersey for the ammo! .
W. Silver, In, wanted in. thin
1 vehicle
At last women can again obtain cooking utensils of aluminum—that beautiful.
durable. light weight sanitary. heat- t—retaininz metal that f
tied up bv the war. The “lid”' is now off. We’ ve secured a lgrflistcgloi‘l‘nllialfegezg
the wonderful sets above at a big price reduction' :and now. during this sale of
SELLERS 1111ch
CABINETS
we ofl‘er you this set free with a famous Sellers
“Special” or “Blastercraft” Cabinet. A set that,
bought piecemeal, would cost you $9 at least. And
, to get it you dont pay a nickel extra for the cabi-
w the contrary, you get the cabinet on special
a
imtdm wflmwaw SALE. (30:11: in "all no fie Sellers—the Cebmet famous for
3’ 41111110113 or firm in Good Housekee in Institute’ 1
WWW -4 _ p 3
Were WI Don’t miss get~
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