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HOSIERY'
A COMPLETE ABSORTMENT OF
h Ladbc'. Gonto’. thtdm’c and In
fanto'»
udtu’ Hoslery. tn Lisle “not!
in! Bill. from 15° to .2.” a pair. In
block out! colon.
Ken's Hose. at 19c, 25c Sin and 800.
Children's Hone at also. 86c 9nd 60¢.
' Infants” Hose in cotton and cool:-
.orc. in white. black and oordoun.
’- E. K. BANKS
(MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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WEATHER I'OREOAST.
’Forcnst fog Norwulk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy‘ tonight and Wednesday:
not. much change in temperature; gen-
tie variable winds. A well-defined
areas of high pressure on the east and
west sides of it. cent rnl over the North
Atlantic and North Pacific coasts.
Bhowers are reported from the south
em and western dietricts. The. great-
est amount of rain reported was 2.04
inches. at Knoxville. Tenn. The tem-
perature continues low in tha- east-
ern districts. but is rising slowly in
the central and western sctfione.
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
Temperature: High,
64. Fair.
#11 Nervs
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Joeevh lnnio
tieement that.
\Vednesdny rite rnoon. i.~ open :1?! day.
..‘-.-» -. ‘\-r\ wu- ~ ,“54 .2
says in "4 miw-i-
ho «hum not «lose (in
A to Mr.
and Mrs. Author Johnson. of ii..milt.1:1
avenue. Mrs. \\’.‘.-l fornwriv
Miss Florence lrelntui, 01‘ Dates t‘ourt.
son was l-ot'n 0:1 SunlJv
John:mn
Hugh J. Cooke. who returned from
overseas service to his home in this
city a fortnight ago, has resumed his
position with the Lockwood Manufac-
turing Company.
Officer Raymond. investigation :1
complaint front Levorsley street. yeSv
'tel‘day to the effect that someone was
shooting a revolver, found that the
noise was caused by workmen
ing.
lidlrt‘
Ofilcer' Charles Page. treasurer, and
William Ashbrook. secretary. ol‘ “Vel-
come Stranger Lodge, No. 364, Sons of
St. George. are attending the annual
convention of that order at Lake Coin-
pounce. Bristol, Conn. as delegates
today. The trip was inhale in the
Page cur with A. l.. St‘lll'lrlr lll'lll Victor
Page as gtic’.~'ts.
l‘t‘illl'r'inilwi that o'. Thursduv.
you can get 23c (it'ch gin-Atoms :1:
171,9 cents‘"pcr yd. at the 5:111 Dull-.t
Store. 124‘ Washington street. and :1
few other bargains on that day.
HUYLER '3 SWEET
CHOCOLATE
. Btlllson-Powell Corporation
boum Norwalh
NOT A
LUXURY,
just a prudent form of in-
sumnoe. We rent, for $4
a year, a safe deposit box
large enough to put your
Liberty Bonds, stock cef-
tificates, deeds, insurance
policies and other valu-
able papers in.
We have storage vaults in
which to put your silver.
’ ware and other bulky val-
nobles. while you are.
. .- away.
._m:
.. Mitts Lois Cregorv. of Stamford
‘ iin Philadelphia.
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ro’. this month, everything that
will add to comfort in clothes,
from calla! topoqkl, is here for
' niunund boy. i"Olothos of custom
quality” is a slogan used by many
clothing stores; Sure it is a. slow
gun. Why maul. Our moth-to—
wear suits are superior to the cus-
tom quality at the same price. .No
tailor making one suit at a. tune
to sell at $35, can ufl‘ord to put in
the fabric, fit and finish that you
will find in our $35 ready-tomcat
garments. Come in and see '01::—
a. blue serge or a. charming grey or
a fine fancy 'mixture! '
ROGERS & STEVENS
: . 'Two Stores
l Norwalk So. Norwalk
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1 Peace Conference Changes
I ‘ v r A: 7' ~’ 1‘ " ‘
:- {w (21": 1’91"} £121 :5; Entirely Attitude.'i‘oward
3 g“ Rumaman Army in Buda-
l'; 9 ,-~ 9* T‘F"?! r "'5 past '
(1* « -
3.2 é a} J L I ‘3‘ ll (‘ontimnd from First Page
3? anal Pe'.130"al lnmul tho withdrawn! thf'lilu‘ gov-
t; ornmcnt headed by Archduke Jo—
“ T _ * '.~:cpb its the price of her ultimate
it ’NE i/l/ Lg evacuation of the cotu1tr_v. \Vhttt
; ' ->' ; dccixion will be taken by Czecho-
.‘ ii slot-akin is uncertain.
....._......—-~— ; BERLIN.
. , Monday. Ann. 11.—
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy and Governmental disensxigm in Vien-
Rm.‘ Fun“... ”mm” M pimbumh' I..." 1111 is centering about the problem
motored from l’lainvilie. t‘onn.. and 3‘ P0 \l'llt‘lht'l‘ BC!“ Kn“ the (‘t'st-
wmv, weekuxd “mo”. of Mr. and MW while Bolshevik dictator of llun~
James E. Flynn of 132 Fla): Hill road. ear.“ “him” "“ “cc“r‘h‘d “53'1“”
Miss Anna Murphy. who has been vis- ".1 Ausn‘m “r be “diver?“ it) the
m... with in... Gilly. Flynn for the 31::- 033:3;[191381331133 Pig; :5“
past two weeks, returns} home with ‘ ‘ ‘ " PW C. "
m .,
n_)_‘ ‘ .. , ._ ,., .
t-iiiiliiiiisntq'lliui‘i-[tiixilvnni‘l‘aii‘i “me ““001 15‘ against granting him asylum.
' 1 Plans for a coalition cabinet lit
Budapest appears further from
mlutiou than ever since the declin.
ntion of 'I‘nul Garniui. Socolist
leader. to participate in a govern-
ment having a Hupsburu at its
the Rev. S. Kessler in the presence of Mad“ Pricmer Friedrich has “"-
. ~ ' nounccd that the Rational .‘\\~‘t‘lllll-
thi- lllllllt‘ilitll" family. A luncheon l\‘ will convene \l’lllllil (‘lf'llt z’t‘t‘ki
for the wctidans: party followed. uttor lie silvx that it will moo; on :t has:
“Hf“ ”w. . (Rimmed for is of it Republican state. but M.
”w”. “Tum": mi" ilmvussy. who has bccn unmcd for
it puxt in the Ilcpartiiictn of In-
struction. has declared that the
form of the Hungarian Govern-
ment will he dccidcd cu culy :tl'tcv‘
hi\ arrival in Budapest from Swit-
ztlrlamd. He is said to agree thor-
’Hilu‘llly with Dr. \Vilhclnl Vin-
1211.132 11 Hungarian Socialist hurd-
cr. who is also on hi“ way home
From Switzerland and who is urgz~
. . . - . , in: the formation 0' ‘ 1 o - .. '-.
1:; l'L’ill-“lllllelill; 1125 many iriemls “11h -‘. _ . .‘ .t .1 am.“ ”M“
Liocinl t ubmet. 111 which the
)OSi curds. -
.1 ~ whole nutmmtl strength could b?
Mi- —' concentrated.
\Ir lil“”l.l.\'. Monday. Anita‘s. ll;—
llr. (lcot‘gc Michaclis. former lm~
Miss Fmtber Turiov. eldest dintzhtt-r
of Mrs. lltHfl 'l‘nrlov. of this city. was
1111111 led to David (ilitsser. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Simon (llnsser'of Brooklyn.
New York. on Sundnv August mm. by
newly weds
i lluvid .-\. Decker. .711. is \isitlng his
,t‘uthcr and mother. Captain and Mrs.
David B. Decker at l Crescent Terrace.
having been in service as M. )l. at the
New Orleans Army Supply base. built
by Lt. Col. A. Pierson Hoover of Con
siruction Quartermaster Corps.
Herbert liirst of Hnnford Piacenvho
is spending: a vacation in Milwaukee.
and Mrs. Leenmn l‘». Tripp and
and Mrs. Harry J. Bracken are on
an automobile trip to Maine.
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fl- 1 gpcriul l‘hnnccllor. has scnt to Her-
is luau newspapers :1 statement dc-
:vi::itin:: her aunt. Mrs. Charles Sher- clnring‘ he. did "0‘ refuse t“ ""T—m‘
Vlltll’t‘ with England through Pope
chnedit-t in lillT. nu ll7l\‘ been ol-
enjoying a lcgzcd by Premier lium‘ in recently
wood. of Lowe Street.
Rul pli ll. Gregory
is
_ .week’s vacation {mm his business du- publshed statement». l‘rcniicr Butt»
‘ — . tics in New York city.
'cr has made public a letter t‘nnn
: Dr. Mic!1ucli:~ to l-‘i-Ald .‘l;ll‘~lt‘.ll v-m
i Mr. and Mrs. James E. Flynn of Hiudcnburg. dated Sept. 122. iii”.
" ‘Fiax Hill Road are entertaining: reln- seeking; to prove that there wax 11
lives from Pittsburg. Pa. refusal to meet England with :1.
. view to making peace at that timr.
lire. John N Glover and children. of The former chancellor declartk‘.
Marvin Beach. are spending a month“ that in making public the letter.
lthc premier suppressed one, im-
1 iportunt part. This section. Dr.
. MES Genuario and Miss Columbia bIlQilaPllQ include: with his state-
}Failo or? visiting friends in Staten merit to the press. It £0“va
(Island. ' “Who will venture to attack
- _ ' Germany again after she has main-
Hem'y ~73“va “‘9 “asmng‘m‘ taint-d herself—three. or four vears
‘street merchant. is in Bridgeport ”flagainst superior power, and'late—
day- ‘ [-ly, as an incomparable proof of
gher competence, has acheived a
Word was WW .. a... we! 9°1‘A‘lé‘é’ur3‘n‘1—h2‘3é’5ie‘i‘aéfie 133322111...
lice station last night from CaptainIto ’obtain peace for on; poor tor-
.=Brennzin, of Stamford. that the author-- ' ; ’
ities of that city. had arrested two! tumd MOP“? Md the world, then
‘ , two ought to do it, and not con.
young men to:- the their oi! bicycles“ 4- u
= - u .lus'war n m m get.
‘One of the wheels recovered u‘nswe'r- d ct t o e 0 out lon
god the description sent broadcast by “£31193? zine“ 3:26 132d 2:
STOLEN W H EEL RECOVERED
mum
. '1 sbcinted
If
:Chlet Pennington, of on one stolen: complete. letter been publified,
Mil-0‘ ‘8 ml‘lztherepocoentntiv’es of diagonal—.-
’ tA‘é 02 V fill“
one or the amalgam forces of
toccupation, mooring to reports
from Bucharest, have decided to
occupy Stuhlmeissenburg, the
' leapital of the county of the same .
mtch play between the Anstnllnn‘.
tennis players now visiting this coun- Frog Press.
name, thirtyfivc miles west south-
twest of Budapest. The Rumou-
ians, the report fiddle, also will
. take poseeséion‘oifother towns and
districts in Wooten-n Hungary in
order “to combat communism.”
PARIS, Monday, Aug. 1".—-Ad-
.miral Paul Von Hintz, former Sec-
retary for Foreign Aflairs of Ger-
I"minty, is at Helsiugfors. and has
thud an’ interview with M. Holstc.
iFiunish .Minister of Foreign Af-
‘zfairs, according to advices receiv-
icd here. This has attractetd “ll—1'1
siderable attention in Paris as 111-
Edicmiug a Dnssible raPPI‘OChemm‘t ans wish to play their men. but sag-u
lbetweeu Finland and Germany- l
vmxxn, Monday. Aug. 11 (As-3
;sociated Press).——-Preinier Fried-t
inch, of the new Hungarian gov-
iermnent has not yet succeeded in
completing his cabinet, according
lto a dispatch from’ Budapest. The
iSociai Democrat leaderGarumi. a
former minister. it is added. has
decided not to enter the new gov-'
r rumont.
ARGUuENré MADE
IN FORD CASE
Imttvm-c‘l from first. Pm.
tiff Was on the, stand to
charge of ignorance.
“it was pitiful." continued Mr. Stev-
.tr.-cn. "but they had demanded proof
. end i had to go on until Judge Tucker
himself said: 'Mr. Stevenson. you have
~gone far enough alone this line.‘ Gen-
tit'nirn. that base of the proof was
completed ri,ut there "
Mr. Stevenson said he wondered if
.Mc. Fond would have still opposed
:eendint: soldiers to the Mexican bm‘
; di-r if he had been in Jesse Deemer's
.pl:1ce and kidnapped into Mexico,
awhcre cevry day a bandit said: "Mr.
Ford, you will be shot in the mom
inc." He rEctted other outrages tes-
tified to by border witnesses. but in
each he pictured Mr. Ford as the vict
tm. and asked it the manufacturer
would have been IO complacent if he
had been the sufferer. .
“And now cornea Mr. Ford and says
that his reputctlon has been ruined.
his life blasted by this editorial."
went on Mr. Stevenson. "thhing but
$1,000.000 of Tribune money would
heal it! Great heavens! Gentlemcn.
Blasted. ruined! .il‘hy. his reputation
was so ruinedflhat Michigan. two
months after the editorial. gave him
the primary vote for President! Pres-
ident! Think of it! Some of you jury-
men may have voted for him. I don't
know, but if you did, may God forgive
you!)-
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DAY
.Nunsrnr
The rezuizir monthly meeting of the.
Norwalk Day Nufieiy. was held at)
the home of Mrs. Christian Schwartz}
(as. West avenue. yesterday afternoon.
at which time reports for the ins:
month were submitted by the sect-e-
tary. plans made for the month of;
August, and nrrnnge};nent>i for the pro-V
posed tag day to be held some time,;
during the month of September. dis-i
cussed. Just what date trg day willi
be held on will be announced later. [
During: the meeting it was learned!
that the matron of the nursery, Mizs;
Mary Barry. will be given :1 vacation;
to take effect the 15th of August. She}
will be gone until‘ September 2. dur-g
in: which time the nursery l
main closed. ' l
The directors of the organization,
wish to take this opportunity to ap-‘
Deal to the public for children's chairs.j
many of which are badly needed. It.
is hoped that this appeal will meet
with the same prompt and generous,’
response as former ones. .
The reports submitted show that.
during the month of July the total nt-I'
tendance was 739 children, compris-1
ing 20 families. 1 The largest atteM-‘
ance for'a single day was 36, while
the smallest was 22. l
The monthly contributions to the‘
Nursery, for which the directors wish 3
to extend their thanks in the name of;
the little tots benefited by the ,con-l
tributor's generosity. are as follows::
Mr. Unholtz, meat; Mr. acumen?
milk. eggs. and vegetn bites; Hits Plath;
applet»; Mr. Bishop,
will rc- ‘
potatoes. Mrs.i
Nash. apples. Mr. Watson. apples, Mrs.‘
Kaynnugh. .vegetnbiea. Mr. Hotel“.
vegetables, Mrs. 33A. Wills, rope fol"
two awnings. Mrs: Dudley nomond.
money contribution. Hrs. Balmmn.
money contribution, Hrs. J. B. Fru-
zelle, money contribution. mg. John». '
Taylor, money mutton. fin. C. L. _;
But-her. money? contribution, Ills.
Mai-tools harlot; W wom’ “7'
<9
mom: woes . I
wrm hum-mun“
Will Play Amer-635 Tennis Tum at
Forest Hilln, September 6 and 6.
NEW YORK. AUG. lz—A tenm
try and representative: 0! thé United?
Stntes Lawn Tennis Association will
be phyed at Forest Hills. N. Y., Set)”
tember 5 and 8. the moclntlon an-
nounced here last night. As the Uni-
ted States will not be represénted in
the David Cup matches this your. the
match has been arranged to give ten-
nis enthusiasts an opportunity to
gauge the relative strength of the.
players. 3
The number of events will depend.
on the manner in which the Australi-
gestion has been made for [our single:
and him doubles.
The personnel of the American team
has not yet been decided. but probably
will include Robert Lindley Md’rmy.
Vt'illiam M. Johnston. “’illiam T. Til‘
den and R Norris “'illiams. Othe‘r
players' available for use in the
matches will be Maurice E. McLonzii-
lin, Clarence J. Griffin. Vt'atson M.
W'ashburn, Frederick B. Alexander. :5.
Howard Vosheli. “'alter Merrill Hall
and Dean Mathey.
The members of Pride of Court Nara
ruk Circle. No. 801. Companions of theg
Forrest. held a Very successful dance:
at Roton Point Park last erenlng.
1'
WM? in ”w. . .
radon, how do you can I‘d look
it I covered my can with It: hair?"
“I think you yould look Wt. but
IIYQ”
“Hove you énough burr—Detroit
"an9 some all! dis mornin'.
ledge?" asked the bony utter. “Not
thin morning. Son." replied the mun
of the bench, ndjuounx his spectacles
preparatory to diminishing the
name of some dish “on the man from
1 ,
ny-apecko. "Ever try any at our fresh
boiled also, Juice?" “You,“ indeed.
Sam: and found '01:: Myr—Yonk-l
era Statesman.
LUGGAGE .
The Right Scrt oi
Trunks and Bags
May Be Selected Here
A. W; [lodge
North In: Strut,
South Nor-nth.
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No matter who you
are or where you are
This electrical iron is
for you.
Don't iron all day-—
you can do it in a few
hours with this
Western Elam?
IRON
You need it~ you want.
it. We have it. Get. it.
ALBERT D. MORGA.‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
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AUGUST .
IF YOU WAIT
BUY now
Solo.
Phone 105
FURNITURE, BUGS, m REFRIGERATORS
BABY CARRIAGE, mm OR OIL COOK
STOVES
The savingisfmm 10 to 30 per cent. during our
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street
FurnitureSale I
Is a sale that means a grant roving to anyone that is in
the mrket to purchase 3 I'mglo chair or rocker, return. i
ishing a spare room or munching on entire house.
; Our big stock in the Ill-gut we have ever had and
at this sale the price: man I. gnu: saving to you.
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Norwalk Chronicler