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HOSIERY
mPLETE ASSORTIIENT OF
, Gento', Children’u and in-
5N0R WALK !
fanta'. ‘ ~‘ ard of Manx-can institute. 'wll’l
Ludiee’ Hosiery, in Lisle Thread the masses. -
M Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair, in ‘,
k and colors.
.Hen's Hose, at 19c, 25c 35c and 50c.
'wldrens Hose at 25c, 35c and 50o.
ifiiunts’ Hose in cotton and cash-
mere. in white, black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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store sales force is 6111031138 3
visit with “'illiam fifilesler.
ly cashier of the omen L-
of this city in Springfield. Vt .
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Thunderstorms this afternoon: fair to
”night. and i‘ucsday; cooler toulght;
fresh west winds. Showers hare oc<l
ours in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
the Lake region and New England;
"There is no welLdel‘ined Storm area‘
this morning east 01‘ the :Rocky Moun-
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OH YOU 'KGOLFERS!’
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i A comrnittee composed of
Amusement Park managers
Roton Point on Saturday evening and Mrs, John A. Stapleton.
inspected the line dance floor at the New York.
§pavilion. it is their intention to lay’
The time has gone by when ,
_ similar floors in their pavilions next
men thought any old thing season. Lincoln avenue are
1 ;friends from Biooklyn. N. Y.
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jams An area of low pressure is pass—1‘ “ms °00d enougfl to wear on l
‘ fling out of the St. Lawrence .Valle,\'.‘ the links. James E CGSSM‘J‘?‘ Isaac 53“,“) ‘ at"
and another area is centzal m er Utah ‘ . 1 (“he'd lo the \‘w 301k Ne“ ‘{ 1.? en.
The temperature is Using in the east-, Scotch twecos, caps, spe- & Hartlind offices at Bridgeport. re-
‘ em districts and 15 HOW above nor-1 cial trousers, golf stoGIdng-s ‘ {Hives t0 Norwall}: Si't}.‘-‘:l(:l'(l.£‘.,\' alter 9-“.
ma] in the easte1n DOI“ ion of the Lake1 . , ' 1 1?} in... a “E 0‘ wee b . Mica-lion S‘?‘ nt 111
7 region and the Elealei‘ pair. of New; and light weight sweaters. fillme'mE ”"ngl “9510‘“ M“
3. . England. 1 . ‘ntate. .
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1 Your needs all supplied here
right up to the 19th hole!
Mr. and ills. Raymond Ben
York yesterday, and spent
York street is a visitor in New Yor
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1 Miss: Lena Dclius and Gui Gliel'rimo
i) ‘ S were united in marriage at 9 o’clock,
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“ Ogir" & tevens this morning by Rev. R. J. Carroll at
gNorwalk South Norwalk St. Joseph's (mulch, The bride'zmaid
1 was Miss Cafmline Dclius and iii;- best.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature ;
70. Fair
High. 25:}; l
11111] carrier [‘Osllion in the South
Norwnlk post office. was held Saturday.
Tht‘ result: will be made unown later.
Insurance as well as Life and Accident. Flax Hill Road started today on '
immobile trip for the. week.
visit places of interest in the New
Something happened to tht~ steerinz
and will
the Past Few Days.
L—Lj‘nch of %’mevh‘
Church}; moving a tougfiflmzh Can.
ad- PM his absenceéi‘ather Rich-
'MdSs Margaret Delaney of the Boston
George Burris. from“ Seaford, Dele—
ware. has returned home after a three
months stay'wlth his daughter, Mrs.
W’ilbur Hemnions. of Springstreet.
Mrs. Caroline Stowe. of 5 Vl'est ave;
visited uue, spent the weekend with Rev. and
in Brookly’n.
enter
1. Keyworth motored up from New
with his mother on Grove street.
Dr. F. ll. Hort of, East “’asitingion
John Ahern of the Tristl‘am & limit
sales force is on his annual vacation.
Rundle Divorce Petition
To Be Tried August 4
man Jose 1h Delius. who are the sister! vet conducted. Mass chu ct New
’ *' '- "m“ " . 11,, i l b '11 I It is expected that the contested ', k _ a 5 ts
Hui-nessmaltcr “'orden is l1avin1r‘1i-1 and blot "'1 9 119 11 e. divOrce case of Gladys Rundle \or . 39“ Jersey, Pennslll’amap
41m... m.-,,m . 1,1 ,. l , ‘ - _ . . , again 1 Samuel H. Bundle. the re District of Columbia Minnesota, Mary-
. ; ews 1,11 :1 r1: ‘11"; up \111 1 a coat of Miss Briznta [Immune and Antonio 3111-91: millionaire manufactfurgrt to: land and Missouri. are the states rep~
3-13 (.11 3:1 . ‘. , _ , 1» . . . ;., ( '. . - . {l R .
j ‘ ‘ 5.1.1111) (.f 1M. U“. \\ ele ularr-id at l ATS-35“; “$119 if“: “a? Mr ”r1“ resented. while the clubs represented
’ i. “ ‘*"" so this morninu’ b} Rev. R. J. Carroll g ‘ ‘ “h , ‘ ' n i) th' 1‘.
J‘W""’~""”"' “‘ ("1111.1 \V. (:1.1_$..l1.. has rcturned lo ». . .. .. ' . i . 1’9““? Jl‘dg” 39"“ “- Bank». "‘ h" 11:11 er 1r "
~ _ . 1 K. '1 1- l 1 \' ,_ '1: _. .. 3‘ 3'" J‘L‘pp" " ”“'"h~ “rt“ ”‘9 l‘"d' was appointed a committee to hear it is almost certain that the winners
'Illge street department has noon $3.1:1‘1h3u3n11- tLe u.llol 11:11:} .3111'14; dim: (rm-31110111 a reCoption took place (is: grueifiggng: 31:11 make report to of the Royal Canadian Henley last.
- . ' '2; « - ~. - ‘ 2 ~. ‘ .‘15 s ; 51 1. Cr 'acw . 1 3 -1 v x c ‘1' our .
. :lotl. :edm that ‘1 flimb 1 obstlutl lion . .11 me home of 1hr lllldt. Altoi‘nev Jacob Gandhardr "f N w Saturday-will also be added entrants
. n8 ra c on Fan ield .i.en111~. . 1 111 i l p H TTV‘W Y”- (1.“ Karen, counsel for Mrs. ltundle. in '3‘? American National “W?!”- There
‘ _ . . .. ‘n‘ ‘ ‘“ U ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “j seeks :1 postponement to August 1.x is only one event that has not filled;
A number of big auto trucks hearing. A numbci ot _\orunlk gunners- al- spent ~ll11~ weekend at 1111‘ home of his but Attorney J. Moss Pics. of ”33- Duluth having mp onlv entrv thus far
1:119 placards 0f the “Young Judeans." “‘"WW’ '1’“ “a?" Shoutin‘: tourcnnm m iiimlwr-inlmv. Mrs. M O'Donnell of bury, FPllft’Seming Bundle. copes-es . .' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
1 ~ . 1 1 l‘ 1 . .. . anv extension The matter of nose the inttrmediale four shells, but Fred
oil-Stamford. and ruled wnh mllv W” in in Hit"? lindm' lhl‘tluscixes of “mmpank, where Mr. T\‘l"sl wife and ~ ' - -
70 n e 1. 1 u 1 11‘ . - the Palmoioque (‘un (‘lub ti 1- M , 1 1- mm 111 Polling the cas.~ will pmilab1_-he R. l-orlmeyer. secretary of the asst»
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» , .eztegrdfi op ' “9“ ”out" ‘ '5 “‘3' _ . 11:11? i g“? " i 51* - ‘ 5e: tied b3 Judgt Bank; soon cialion. declared Saturday that there
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y “Y The l' S Civil Service convicti’ivt- was cverv likelihood of smeral last
m‘ , . . . . . :. c . .. . ‘. , NEW TELEPHONES ”‘STALLEO- do) entries in the race
——~Nelsmi Dickerman 1.. selling Auto («animation 1m theimnmons m clean 121-. and Mrs. bianlcy Baldwin 0f »
an au- TwentyOne Stations in Norwalk in
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IN'EVERYE i"
l:°fi“°“-Amateur Champions C?“-
°"”°“ mg; Fifty-Two Strong... or
g P C” National Regatta at Wor-
day
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‘Fiflydwo strong. according to the
entrits announced last week, Duluth'
Boat Club oarsmen are coming to the:
victory regatta of the National asso'
ciation of Amateur Oarsmen at “hr-1
cester next Friday to defend the cnam- ’
p: onship that has been theirs for three
years. Ewen race that stalls mer
the mile and a quarter course on his-
toric lake Quinslgamond. both on Fri-
day and Saturday, will have at least
one Duluth oarsman competing. and
5 on the sin oath of numbers alone it is
the day ,
difi‘lcult to see how they can 'be de~
privcd of their championship. Even
in the special single sculls event for
the General John F. O’Ryan Cup that
has only lalrly been added for men a
jamin of
tainlng
it today.
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REVEWABLE FUSES
VISIBLE RATING
Cannot Be Easily
Overloaded
Mechanically Right
it will pay you to look lulu
these fuses
'1, Albert D. Morgan
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sculler entered. and it happens to be
the sturdiest oarsman in their club,
William Hoover.
A glance at the' entries is enough to
convince that the regatta will be as
:rcat an event as the asociation has
RlOTING IN WORCESTER .
. “'ORCFSTER. Mass. July 23.-.}!
serious riot between police and slrfle‘
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Ti gear of the. auto delivcrv wauori of ‘ England ‘sialt‘s. - 1 Following its a list of new tele- lag cmplo: es of the Graton and Knight
fa BPUCE’S grocery Saturday afternoon Mrsn's. ( hurlcs and Perry Mead and - ' phones that have been installed since lianufactuiing Company. occurxe‘l this,
and the machine ran full tilt into the l‘r. l“. .\l(‘(ln'l!0l' intend to sail some Sergeant and Mrs. Samuel VS. AUOO. the issuing of the last list Cut this morning in from of the companv’S'
1’ fence surrounding the Manice De'Forest tunc din-m: the Week for their annual who have been Visi‘tlnx alt. and Mrs out and paste in the back of your d1_ plant on Franklin. when a large crowdl
Lockwood place on North avenue cruise to H11 eastward taking in Mar- sbamucl M. Allen, 119 Flax ,Hill Road rectorv 0f strikers excited by an unfounded“
g‘ightly damaging the fence, and malt tha‘ s V inevaid Nantucket and other left this morning for a two months’ Name . -. .Tel No rumor that ”u, company was planning1
' 1 ing the delivery bus 3'. candidate for places. 1 * .visit at Atlantic Citv. . wemer Coenen ...:- to. open the plant gathered and refus-
SQfiuell's garage. . ‘ '- - ‘ ‘ - l " ‘‘‘‘‘ , ‘ .1 W ' ' ' *~
' “---r 1 Jamcs ll, Ryan. the efficient local Miss \era Hearty of Franklin “'6‘ Pine Point "4 13 ed to obey orders to disperse. The a. I
. , M133 Leah Colin
. l'l v rv man or the American Ex new rule. and Miss Anna Carioll of S r' n .
George Samm of 4S ‘8! " . ‘ p ‘ g 42 Orchard street.
ierce street.
5 Danbury, driving his car through East “0-. is t‘njovmi: :1 well earned Vaca~ Hill Road. left this morning for New Paul R Connerv
' -_. Washington street Saturday afternoon, ”'“L “”4- ”V'J” 1”“! Mi-‘S Elm“ Haven. Whm‘” ”19.“ Will “HWY 3 “-99:63 ssfina‘x Hill Road
' rammed an automobile parked in from Na 1111 are visiting friends in liinzslou vacation. ' . inch”! m‘aney .
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I Canaan. . The tail! light on Elwutid's A l‘nitul Sinlcs civil examination Main street. and niece. Miss 170“)th ““3 Den“ 1~_I’““E‘m8
car was broken and the fish! mud im- 111.. mum: of a vacancy or [mirth- H. Kuhdmann of For! street. are 6C1:oss s1.. N3
guard slightly bent. ()diechoolhill ”(N-“1 lloslnulstcl‘ :11 ‘Ntll‘nlnn Hoiszhls. Spending 1W0 Weeks at 11112 [1.11119 o‘r’R. (.11u115211o. ‘ '
' was held in Stamford on Salurdav. Mrs. George Keclcr ol‘ Dan‘ouiy. 1') “flier or. 3-.
‘ s‘ ' . “ "c as) '1 m 1111 . .
mve ligated and 1 le 11] hm 1 c Salvalor P. (yenuurm
Quite a larch:- number took the cxamiu-
payment of a $25 bond: His case will , . , . , , . . ,. ¢ 1 .
come up for ”131 beg-01.? Judge Vos- ation. 1h.~ 1-.~.~=11ll.~1 of which will lw RObe’t (L llanfoui ““1 'ngmm .. E3” “all “rt“ ~.
burgh in the m,“- court tomorrow known in (he near futon. Helen of Holden alenue. staltedxodn} “111mm A. Gray v
. 1 ‘ - _, for Seattle. \Vashinglon, and other 21; Franklin Ave-
mornmg. ! M rs. Lew 3-: llopps
\Vestsidc Ave,
“’lll lam H. hos
17 El :11 Grove street
James Kallve
79 Ely Avenue
“'illiam Maas.
2.1 .\'o. Main
J. F. McLaughlin
35 Chapel St.
Harold 1". Mitchell
1 Butler Street
Mrs. Emma J. Price
10 Maple Street
lliasl \';1:.il<-, son of \‘as‘ilc of 21‘. (‘clr
and his chn'n Sim-o Lawlo
of 244 Main .~t1'cct, who have (‘11.~ war.-
dcrlust. ‘andcrcd :m‘av from home
annin Snturdav and after some irouhl»~
Sergeant Bryan ll. Sill-z located the
Vasilc boy in Hartford and his father
went after :1i111 yesterday. The other
ind rt-lurncd of his own accord.
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places of interest in the Northwest to
spend several weeks. ~
HUYLER '8 SWEET
CHOCOLATE
' Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk '\
tcr s1 rvct, Rowaylon
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Mr. and Mrs . Vi’aylc Raymond of
New York are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. “'ayle A, Raymond. 31
(‘lliy street.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam O'Keero of-
.lcrscy City spent the week-end at the
and Mrs. D. J. Lynch on
Franklin avenue.
Si.
The annual excursion of Phoenix l-Tn-
rxine (‘0. on the Strainer ..1nt h
‘Classon's Point. New \‘olk, 39st ~riln}
was greatly enjoyed by the MS tiers-om:-
‘11 31119 of M 1‘,
.ult‘l‘h
Mrs. \V'illiam O'Keefe of Jersey City
will spend the week at the home of
who saw in :n'ammd 11. The boat was- 11: M1,. and Mm 11. J1 Lynch of Fmr‘min 105991, gamma“
line shape and Svcc'cs orchestra wnil 3“,me ., Beacon Street
ll. & .1. Dress (‘0.
32 So. Mair.
“'arrcn P. Smith
1137 Main Street
50. Norwalk Cleanins and Pres
Miss Dorothy Black of Stamford. is
spondin: :1 few days will. Mr. and Mrs.
{19019.0 \‘1'. Gladstone on Woodward
n'fenue.
plenty of livelv music added to the
pleasure of the (lav. A number of good
reasons are given for the small attend
once. which was due paiily to the
postponement from Jul) 4111. and other
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11111 no 8 ‘ Miss~Frances Huot of New York
city was a week-end Visitor at the
4101119 of Mrs. John O’Donnell of 13
Franklin avenue.
DOESN ’1'
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r LIGHTNING LETS
; LOOSE IN OLD
i WILTON AGAIN
: _...._..._..- 1 Herbert Winchester, who has been
Page. ' spending ‘a few days at Red Bank. .\'
how. brilliant or clever a
,4 person is, unless he is bril-
’Mt enough to save, he is
1 t nYII'HHAI‘ from First
tee - h. 11-. ~,,, t} ' . _ ”— 'J.. has 1<tu1ned to his home in this
, S g 18,5 19 1“ ~18 i Thr- present building is the third cuv .
V shallows of life. home of the ‘Wilton Congregational , x 7
1- hurch since that section was set aside ‘11-. and \lrs “'illiam ~p_ Ward of
V Are you keeping up your
Liberty Bond Habits of
- sauna, by making regular »
paymentcm a. Savings Ac.
Loom at some good bank?
as a “parate parish from the First
Cong1e.:ational church, of Norwalk, in
May 211d,1726 Thirteen years later.
in 1731), this first building. a very
modest one. was supercooled h); a
large: building, ..t Sharp 111mm the
uiangle where the W'ilton honor roll
now 1+1 111.ds The piesent edifice was
. built list a half century later. and for ’
exafill. 140 years has stood in its pres- ,
eat to m, and asiarasisknomhas. »"’
not been struck by nightm; in all ~
that time, .
1 Representatives of. the Connééticut
Light and Power Companxm
all day 1 the
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Vi .-.-..11n~lo*i street entertained see»
eral friends from New York city. yes-
(CI-d3}.
Tum: was the la igest attendance of
the year at the dance at the Knob
Biwrday evening.
th 11.11521” leaves tonight for
Mamhopac, N 3., where he will
a week's vacation. ' ‘
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allracilons served m k??? down “‘9 ~———— 1 ing Club. 5 “'oodward Are. 904.5 1 . . .
numbcr. 'l‘li ~ noxt Loam excursion on Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W- Dreyfuss Ernest H. Tilly ‘ Agfgotaiofe:; 52:35:11)“ ”A“; propo-
t1 .Q '1istlv popular Q(gamer will he con— entertained Mr. Dreyfuss‘ brother and 52 Flax Hill Road 2144 r ‘8 some
11. 1 . .. -. 1 . , _, , , future time the completed work will
ducted by the Norwalk Boat Club on wife at their home. 1 Gibson Coult. Frank C. Van Scoy be piesented to the al ‘3
IT 1 Sunday August 3rd, and 21 is hope'd ovcr Sunday. 11 Seaview Avenue 1092 gener a ocia-
rest of one man [or obstructinz the
sidewalk started a pitched battle be-
tween sgikels and police. Patrolmen
were forced to draw their mrolVers;
and in fire in the air to quell the riot.1
Three on‘ic'rs Were injured. ~one oti
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lhem se\'el‘91“.lw stones thrown 13,11
1973 people in 1h~ mood and eieht arrestsi “3‘
were made. All the men arlested weer '.
2240-2 foreigners. 1*:
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:31 ‘EVIDENCE FOR TRIBUNE HEARD.
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. Jul: 28.
1:05 4 —Evidence for the defendant in Henry
Ford's libel suit against the f‘hicaeo
i334: DAILY TRIBUNE “’85 concluded todrw
and rebuttal or the plaintiff was bezun.
Attorney Alfred Locking. for Mr. Ford.
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Sanitas Luncheon Sets
ruhion, low p.111: Bounty Are Combined in he
“mas Luncnnon cars
we olfer you. More two sizes of Doylies (six each) and :1
Center-Piece in each not. The colored borders are v.
fully attractive and artistic, and the values extract-diary.
$1.98 and $2.50 the .a‘.
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We close at 1 p. In. Wednesdays during July and 15.11;.‘31
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stated that no testimony would be ofg 5’
22342 fered to rebut that of many of the Till-1
BI‘NE‘S Witnesses on the situation;_
2123-: along the Mexican border in “1911?. as:
the TRlBl'.‘iZ was willin: to wilhdraw1
590,: that evidence, it had produced with rc- '
I :tard to the “Plan of San Diego" Er 1
“7 ery effort is being made to end the cave;
nithin two peeks. ‘
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COUNTY REPUBLICANS 1
91.2 UNDER NEW RULES
The constitution and hy-lawe of the
9”.” Foirfield County Republican associa-E
tion was presented and considered at
215+? the meeting of the committee in.
charge at the Ctratford hotel, Bridge-
3.
port Saturday afternoon. The commit-V
tion, at a meeting not yet called. . 1
Neckwear
For “10 00111131050! of the summer frock we have :1 125214?
or at" 1“ in filers—hoe, net and organdy, trimmed “1:21 1.2;»:
qfifli'.
frills andinsertion $1.00 is
Ruining in What and orgnndy, neatly hemsti: ‘-:
29:
Net Vesting, tucked and shirt-ed. 40c and 50¢ per rest 1““ 1:
All sorts of collars from the dainty lace {rammed Cc
and lace mn (31-00 to 31-50) to the plain Buster Brown 21".?-
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J. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH NOBWAI-K—
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