”*‘imos' Boalory. in Lisle, Md
“$811k, from 15o totZOOapalr,ln-
: . Hemmer *"
A com-LET: “acumen? or
3;.udlu'. Gonto’, Cblldnn'o and In-
7 e flab’.
block and colors.
, Ian’s Hose, at 19c, 25o 36c and 50c.
‘ Children's Hose at 25c, 85c and 00:.
, -lnlnnta' Rose in cotton and cash
more. in white. black and col-dam.
TE. K. BANKS
VIIAHACKEMO. HOTEL BLOCK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
”Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
Showers tonight. and Tuesday; not
much change in temperature; moder-
ate south winds. A disturbance central
over Lower Michigan is causing cloudy
showery weather in the eaSateru por-
~ and Personal "
' NEWS
Robert Richter, Sr.
j A very happy family reunion was‘
held Saturday at the home of Mr. and elgn Minister, are old and sincr‘o
Mrs. Robert Richter. Jr.. oi- 27 Wood-
ward avenue ,ln honor of the golden‘ dicted by Le Journal that Spain's
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
. t .
was presented to the happy couple") the allies and
.. 'al
'00:. tinned non m M)
ldebt. held outside the forlner cm-
{pint ' ,
j PAR-IS, July 21 (Havas).—In
icommenting upon the formatiOll
30f the new Spanish Cabinet. the
:Parls newspapers are a unit in
,pomting out that Joacquin San-
[chcz Toca, the Pfemire, and the
Marqdis (lc..Lema, the new For-
,frieuds of the Entente. It is pre—
{foreign policy under this ministry
A purse or gold: will be altered in a way favorable
returning iodine Tine ,
nix with the unit until it was re-‘
i‘lieved.” ‘
Other awards today included:
Lieutenants John E. Eigcn
our, 2637 Cadet street, ' Philadel-l
phia ;' Herbert J .t Barrettt, Semen .
ville, Mass; Coffiral Benjamin D.
Elpern, Greensburg- Pa.; Privates
Charles E. Brundett, New Haven,
Conn; Andrew W. Capell, Che-
paskct, 'R. 1.; James Ackley, Sieg-
el, Pa. and Russell A. Brown,
Morristown, N. J. -
” WASHINGTON, July zi—With'
three senators ready with prcpar-
cd addresses another full day of
oratory with the League of Na-
tions and the peace ireaty as the
.tcontlnnod From nachos!
*.
ed the negro suspected of nttnchinx a
white woman. - .
The Federal government Intel-veiled
odlytoplevontorecutmceotthe
attacks made Saturday and ,Snnday
nights by. soldiers. nation and ma-
rines: against negroen In retaliation
for assaults by ‘negmeo on white wo
men in: this city. After a conference
betWeen Secretary Bohr and the lo-
cal governing authorities. the army
provost guard was 1133th to duty.
The police authorities announced
that 250 soldiers‘ and mix-inc: would
aid the police in patrolling the streets
tonight. MajorGeneml Burnett. cou-
mandant of the marines. assured the
authorities all possible help would be
given by marines from Washington
barracks.
Just about noon today the traces
tion of the Lake region and the Ohio . , particularly to l, - _- C -. , , _ . . '
’Vallev Unsettled shOWery weather! You'll need both..the blue which was followed by speech-making‘Francc. ‘ 3311:“ r‘dfdliivfgglmtdd‘l‘iim Iii}: gave me first “menus.“ "Gimmm‘
" - ' ' - . l serge for reguliu' days and and general jollitv, after a bountlfnl‘ STOCBHOLM. July 21 (Adam ~“’ ‘ t 0 ‘1‘ ' . ‘ Fm" 3’1““ ‘".“P‘”‘§°b"° mm” W 1°
has continued along the Atlantic 003*“. Palm B h f , h t (19. ' . ‘cialcd Prev“ ——-Tl ‘2 B l'h "k three senators, Beckham, Item the naval Hospital in P 10mm: Park.
from Connecticut to‘morida‘ The tom." m or 0 ys' repast. Th: rest ff the gang) time‘governliie'lt sasthF'ctlii raiO hfmli tuckv; Pomerene, Ohio. and net far from the Whit House. and
' —, '; ' lie-b ' - - - was spent it 8 I18 he an ancing. -' ‘ ‘ t}: l 1'9 “Wt ' , ‘- . -, -. y - " ’ tired four shots at the sentry. They
perature ls louer this morning . This gives a restful vanotym. Among those present were Mr. and to “.1039, five members of tile Iidl‘l‘lsoll, MlsSlsslppl. all Demo- then whisked their machinu around
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi riler, but continues about
norma’l from the Mississippi river eastg
ward to the coast.
crats. are supporters of the, presi-
dent, and advocate adoption of the
Versailles pact as it stands with
its League covenant and peace
terms proper entwined.
‘Resumption of the treaty consid-t
oration section by section as it is’
read constituted the program of
the Senate Foreign Relationc (‘onl- attacks upon them
nlittcc. Meanwhile at the \Vhitc} ‘ J. » 3
House]. President Wilshon was PXgTRANSPORT LUCKENBACH TOW-
; n .. .. _ pectcl to resume his conference ED IN. 1
:ffillacul Billi.¥\11ll, the‘llcad of the Wm. Republican senators. p BOSTON. Mass, July Zia—The
A party to celebrate the occasion or: “3995‘ SUV“ gmelnmcnt. 3“; Prestdent “'llson todmr askcdit ns rt Edward Locke-Jihad).
his return from eighteen months' ser- cording: t" dispatches to \V'mm“ the‘Scnate Foreign Relations Com-ivfillcli’owas disabled by casino trouble
vice in the World War with the New ""“W‘WWR _ mittee to approve appointment of south of Sable lsllnd last Wednes-
Hawn Bums. a part of which time Til“ three "it’ll Qtlllllj‘mllfl’ ”'9 an American member of the rep- d3. arrived here “1165;!!! tow of :he
was spent in a German prison camp. "M‘. ‘gf’Vmemfl‘ 31:0 ‘fll‘iflh .fm" arations commission provided {oi‘ 00:.“ Guard nutter osipee. The Ed-
was given Wimam Chappa. yesterday mm .‘lmlster ot Social Protectlon: umler the peace treatv. to not pro- w rd Luckmb‘ach ”fled from Norfolk
ampmoom at his home in Saugatuck. “"5"“ A1PM." and Tiber Szamue- visionallr, pcndinv Senate action 13 J lv 10 for Brest
Williams“ Orchestra. from Weslport. .."- T“? new government. accord- on the Versailles :iocumcnt. \Tllc’ on u ' A
furnished the music. for,the afternoon. “‘2 m ”‘9 ”13""5 “‘09in 1'9"" co nnittcc debated the l‘(‘( e s o '
The “any was attended by a large ordered llabrlch. commander (l U l “‘t f l‘ American woman Who
- , ,. more than an hour without actin . - ‘
number or Mr. Chappa‘s friends. A ”'0 mo, known as a “moderate.” I!» Will Return as Wife
. Th C. ' ‘ o o 0
most enjoyable afternoon was spent I” turn over the Cit." ‘0 them. VOL ma(leetll:‘e;;3flt.tst ‘hzgimtffi: (301:1? 0f B8181“ Minis“!-
by all those present. Retreshmeuts “me?” for the “terror "OOPS” sidcrcd it “of so much I im l’t-vi ~"'“"“
“'91P served. l haVF lH‘f‘n called for by lhElr lcad- ance to the buginess jute tpo f
_ :er. who formerly was Bela Kun’s the countrv” th t h res ‘8- 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cook of 9 bOdmerd. ’ ’ ' .a t e [mted
. . . States be re resented o t -
School street, are in New York today The governing h‘lllmVlth- it i3 mission. Sellator Willlillmgelggg-‘
, l
to greet their son, Hugh. Jr., who re ”find! is convinced the adlies are ocrat MissiSSip i 0&3er I
turned from overseas on the transvort either too “138k or unwilling to in"ti°n declaring 31"? commit?e:eigflll-Q
Aquitanla which‘ docked in New York’ ”“9"" {0‘1"be in to approve such an 8 int:
last night. I 9‘“ “W's “Red Army" is «10- went. but Chairman L d pm d
Amour: [“050 who are taking cours- _ « lvlal‘ed to be breaking up. Monev other Re ubl' b0 g9 an
(‘s in the clemcntary teachers‘ depart; Mrs. Frank Chase. who has been g is depreciating in Value rapidly ed it While $6011": mt}? erslgfpos-
ment of the miner‘session at the State spending several weeks at the home and food conditions are said to he lican' Pamghvanor :1ng pub-
.\'ormal School in Danbury are Misses of her mother, Mrs. “'llllam Lovett of unbearable. R .bl' “Gha- m” 8“ arding,
[fill-“Y and Mary Philips, of South Nor- 39 Chestnut street second district re.g ,. "“‘"‘ ' epu lean, 10' oflered substi-
. , . . , y y ‘ . . rtutes that would declare the com-'7
walk. and Misses Ethel Hart and turned to her home in Ansonia, Satur-‘ ‘ "5551‘. Jill.“ 2| (Asfi‘wmmd miller without auth 't " \l ;
Blanch 1... Smith of Wilton. day_ . .l’rtSSi.-—Beia ~Kun. the Soviet of the pm ”9815 c m: I" , ‘ one”
. g ’ lMinistcr of “'Qr and Foreign Ali, 1 . am? 0 a “119'
The \anch Your Stitch (‘lub will; James Lovell of Chestnut street left fall‘s. llns bceh dcspnsed by ll: FARMER LEGISLATOR DEAD
hold “:4 annual picnic on \\'ednusda_v_ for Ansonia Saturday. whdre he “1” ll'll-HHVll'fllt‘ composed (If Tll)llt'_ PORTLAND, C0113... July 21.—Flsk
at Roton Palm. Members will take 'snend several wpeks at the home of Sullamvely and Yugo. according to (I‘lratnm, Who Was a member of the
the 10.10 car from the South Main his 313“... ’tlli‘ Vienna llt‘lvspapt‘l‘s'. Vaza is eggfgLIAgi‘egnbly 1‘” 188'89- from
street switch If stormy the outing, “M. military commander of lilltlillljt‘sl. today. ade Emmi; 11332:: 13:23::
will be held at the residence of “'illiam' Patrolman Lorenzo J. Adams of LONDON. .lllly ‘2].mt‘leneral ire years. he held various town om-
ll. Hassell. of Ewrsley avenue. {Cross street. uptown. will enjoy a Pershing. whose Visit to holiday, 095. His widow} one son and five
' ’ lweek's vacation from his police duties. has been marked by an almost con. daughters servive.
Scrzeallt ll-zlnicl Birdsall. son of which begin tomorrow. .lillllnlls round of clltcl‘taimllcm. MRS. JLcox .E@;- HERE
Daniel J. Ilil'tisali. returned to his home‘ was the guest at luncheon today of NEWVV HAVEN. July 21.-Mrs. El-
ln Wilton, Thursday evening, after 22 Sidney A- Bel-“5"" 0f ”19 relKmorhal the Duke of (‘oununghn former ‘3 Wheel” Wilcox. author-95s, wno‘
months service with Uncle Sam. lie is 3‘3“ 0‘ Th9 Norwalk Hour is spending (level-huntieneral of (‘anpdm became ill While in England. was
it well-known electrician and while in‘ a oneweck vacation from his duties '
gmughtdtobher home at Short Beach;
. ran r . y motor ambulance from
service was connected with the motori Campmg at (‘ompo Beach.
transportation corps experiencing con-2
VLAlllvosToK. Friday. July New .0". cm. yesterday Mrs W“,
siliel'zlllle army life both ill the United George “2 Gray. a Clerk in T' A‘
c0101. and Style“ the street corner and tired four more
shots at inmates on the hospital
grounds. all of them sick or woundtd
sailors and marines. The machine
and its party got may. The shots all
went Wild.
l’nder the auspices of the National
Race Congress. a mass me fling o: no;
groee assembled this afternoon to act ‘
on resolutions protesuug against thel
ers. B. Brand and family, Mr. and Swedish Legation at 1’9”"!!me
.Mrs. Paul Richter and daughter and recently “TI‘NSPd' if was an-
lson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Noack, Mr. and ”I‘m-“’11 he"? Vida."- An official
.Mrs Fred Ascrott. all from Stamford? f" ”m Swodloh Film-‘52" Office Said
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Juuge' and It Was his bt‘llf‘f l'k‘pl‘csentutivcs
family from Milford. Mr. and Mrs.' ”f other nations at l’ctrogrml pro-
Jol'm Richter and son, and Mr. and [mm-V “(mm ll" arrested.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richter. Jr., and ‘ - _
'daughtcrs of this city. Music was" \IE‘.\‘\A- Saturday. July 19
.furni‘shed by the Frank Ferris orches- (ASWP'HTHl Wash—It was a tri-
tra f Hlllm'lratc oi radical leaders that
The Palm Beach in young
men’s modelsor conservative
shape at $15, $16.50 and $20.
Belts 35c and up to $3.00.
Soft collars 25c, 35c, 50c. ,
a“
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
- Temperature: High. 87:
66. Fair.
rEER WITH 4 PER CENT ALCOHOL}
PANAMA, Saturday. July 19.~—Pres-”
ldent Forms in a decree issued today.
prohibiting the supplying oi inloxiW
eating drinks to members of the army
and navy of the United states, declar- 1——
ing that "beer containnig not more
. ‘ O '2
. than four per cent alcohol will not be 1" g:
. classed as an intoxicating liquor." ‘ ,
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—— KODAKS — ;
CAMERAS-SUPPLIES ‘
Developing and Printing Pl-omplly
Attended to.
Bunsen-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
low.
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Nor-walk
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News
John it, Spencer‘s home in Cedar
street is receiving numerous repairs.
Contractor i“. ll. Betiient is doing the
work.
i
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City Engineer Henry R. Minor an-
nounces that unotlwr carload of liquid
asphalt has arrived and will be applied
at different points in the city by work-
men today. ‘
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VACATION
TIME
Leave the dare of your
Liberty Bonds, your insur-
3!. mm at. 1919 1
.._..._ m..." “N
‘ human Imam
George W. Mather.
George W Matt“)? (“9d "any “It
evening at the;home of his daughter
Mrs. Fredrelck Bennett, 50 Window.
street. It the age of sixlyriiw yum
Mr. Mather was a well-known carp“:
ter. He is survived by a Widow
aged father. William F. Maxim, ',
daughters. Mrs. Frederick Bonn”, ‘
South Norwalk. and Mrs. John (Jim,
underfot Daricn. four step child . '
Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. Willitm
brow. Frank Waters and ('h'll‘lclr‘.
tors. two grandsons. Kenneth “Ill.
mer Bennett, and three brot
one sister. Funeral will take
2:30. “’ednesday. from the
hos daughter, Mrs, Frederick .
luterveut will be in Ril'crsidr c.“
tery.
'0
I
Mrs. Augustus A'cxandcr,
Mrs. Augustus
Robert Alexander, of 20 ,l Emu
street, died at the Port (mount-.11“
pital in New York city 0“ \l'vtlnucda.‘
July 16th as the result n: 9” 0M;
tion. Deceased is survivwi hy norm
band and five children.- Smut”. AM.
Rose. Freda and Sophie, Th lung
was held Thursday and union mum
in the Hebrew I‘l‘llll“:l:’)' in \ my.”
walk.
Alexander; in at
Franklin B. Weed
The funeral of l-‘l‘unlfim i: a,“
nine months, infant a; m
Mrs. Mortimer 1.. Weed, uh.» dud M
Friday evening. was heli town"
afternoon at 2:30 from his llife home
on Cudlop street. towllymn llun’ll
took place in the “'1th ”mm...“
“'est Norwalk. the. Rl‘V My my 0!
the Rowayton Baptis' (lira: ..,u at.
ing.
80!: H
and“ ACKSthi
if you cannot ll'illl
very small print now»
3.0;: can doubtlczm to»
member the turn Mn
you Could. The (5‘ n!)
muscles of your .~
are not as clan:
they were u: (“w ';..-
and you new.
proper lenzws '.
your visxon ch ;.»
or
ll (Associated Press‘l.—‘—z\lujnl'- cox arrived from abroad on Saturday.‘
General \Villiam J. Graves. com- Her condition is believed to be some.
Siam: mm!” and overseas. He spent Skelly-'8 cigar store. is enjoying a \‘a- mandt-r of the .‘lnmrican Expcdi- "h“ improved: She had been 9!-
conmmwamp an... Wampum]... “mm"... cation from his duties which began to- tlomlry Forces in Siberia. and R0-
ance policies, your legal tremely ill.
documents! your mum ition to tho thins: lines. Sergeant Bll‘d- day, Janitl B. A‘Illlrl'ls. Allntcricalil Atllbas- Fdfipgng BOND_ ‘ ‘
. . , . .. ‘ .. ~ _ .Q '82“ or to - upon. e t tor a)’ (m u
Jewelry, Wlth thls bank by ball has been “dimly glu ted and l. . Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Skelly and. daugh- Spf‘clul it"llll for Omsk Charged with drunkenness. John= . ,
I anovin: a (lt’Sr‘l'VOtl vacation. 5 . ‘ ‘ ' Crzeroi'f “'35 “1‘93!“ 1351 night on i
-, placing them in a Safe De- . ‘ I ter Cor-ll motored to Greenfield Hill > ._.—— . Railroad avenue b Ofl‘l B . H
. ,......ed..,._ p ; \VASHINGTON. July 215ml- " ‘3“ ”W- e f
Officers Wore installed at the meet- «‘liam R. Farmer, a Y. M. L'. A. sew was released on the paiment of a 810
int: of the Wasrussee Encampment last Miss Margaret page” of Stevens retarv. Pittsburgh. has been a- bond anr si case set for a hearing this .
evoninlr. c. A. Brown of. South Nor- sugect visited at the home of her'rela- wanted the Distinguished Service morning. When he failed t moan an , - _. ,. ., .
walk. was the installing officer. with n‘ tires in Springdale over» the week-bid. ('l‘nss. the ‘Val‘ Dopartment an- appearance in court, Judge .Yosburgh - Friends in New York and Newport‘
staff from Colfax Encampment. No. 31.‘ enoullccd today. for the extraordiil- declared the bond forfeited. were surprised W110“ they read a_
posit Box. The rental is
only $4.00 for a whole
year.
._ -l- _.
01‘ that 0i“- Thi’ Officers installed \1,. and ms Malcolm Love returner! arv heroism in action while at- -——-—~-~— —-»-—~~— Paris dispatch stating Rut Kn. Hum-7,
. . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' r . ~ ' " ' ' ‘ v .. l
were: Clllot patx‘lal‘ch. Geotce R. Mor- last evening from a two weeks vaca- inched to the nth Marines m T? sETTLE BRITISH "“533 ilton Wilkes Cary had been married in:
lFrance. The citation follows: ‘ . STR'KE-
‘ “Secretary Farmer voluntarily
the French capital to Baton Emil de
Cantler de Marchicnno.. Belgian min-2
gun: high priest. T. .1. Lucas; senior
warden, Charles H. MacMunn: recordg
m“ ”mg‘ LONDON, July 21.—su~ Eric Geddes,
Minister \Vithout Portfolio. was ap-
, Scum Roofing
‘ - SAVINGS BANK
in': scribe, John Ray; treasureg \\’il-' Souvenir cards are being received established the advance dressing
liam E. Groszan; junior warden. Alex. from Richard H, Fitch, the first dis-_ station under enemy machine gun
Regular $15 Coats reduced to
Regular $24.50 Coats reduced to . .
..\...
pointed today a commissioner :0 at-,
later to the United 'Stotes. Hugh O.‘
Wallace. the American carbonation!
Mitchell. After the installation. re- trict representative of The Evening and the—artillery fire. He continu- tempt It: sc'ttleatherlillt-fi' strike aind and Herbert Hoover '80 among-f
SOUTH NORWALK,CONN‘. ”9311mm” were Scl“'Gd--*Stanlf3Td Sentinel. who is enjoying a week's va— ed to render first and until forced :10“; gem?" and: a 3" l'Pm if; those present at the ceremony.
Advocate. 'cation in Hartford and other places. back by a threatened countenat- y Se “nee m l .‘ "'—
.W- - * ,. House cf Commons. ,
—"'"v I Kantian! Want Ad
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155 WASHmGTQN s'i'
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BICY CLE
TIRE .
SPECIAL
$2.50
GUARANTEE?
A. W. liodg
Earth Main Street
south NorvraLk.
: Regular
We
smarter
4.5OSergeDreseepx-odncedto
Ben A
W08 9m reduced to . . . .
. ‘ reduced to ...............
{TIT-\é?‘:>\}\}l.‘ \ \
and Poplins in eve—1'?
.. » , - Capes and Coats Dresses
Every fashionable style represented in this group. ' . All th w ‘ ‘ ' ' Bagel, W
Regular $12.98 Capes reduced to ........ . . . . .v. . . 3 ..... . . . s$7.00 style M gala—«11.x, 10 h 4.
Regular 19.50, $22.50, $24.50 and to $30 reduced to . ..2 10m , Re 1 . . ‘ ' m‘ ‘
Regular $35.00 to $40.00 Cape‘s reduced to . ............... $15.00 . - an a $1950 Slut Dream "d m ‘ ‘ ' ‘ """" ~ """"
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