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flIDAY- AUGUST 23,
BUY YOUR
OVERCOAT
NOVV’!
' u. rmals at
Some Very Good
Belt Models
For Young Men at
$25.00 and $27.00
:1 CU!)-
NEW CROFUT 6’5 KNAPP
HATS
Ccen Every Wednesday
ALL DAY
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WASHINGTON STRE
SOUTH NORWALK.
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iChurch street, announce the marriage
‘of their daughter, Elizabeth. to Johnl
‘S. Godwin, of Bridgeport, Conn. The!
(ceremony, which was a quiet o'rTe. took.
gplace at noon yesterday at St. Peter's
‘Church on Cedar street, South Nor-l
lwalk. Rev. Bella, of Port Chester, ofiic-T
fiating. The bride wore a pretty gown:
of Alice blue satin. trimmed withl
loads and hat to matt‘li and a red fox;
fur. Sim carried a shower bouquet oi."
white clirisantlicmums. I
pound
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Mine (‘uthcr-z
.ine Pnnlmirh wind as: bridesmaid!
WEATHER FOREGASTifl r
' t‘ur va'alk and vicinity:
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While Jnecpli F. K0\'ae;< was limit man. ‘
The happy coupu left for a short
weddinz trip to Atlantic City. 0n thPl
.rcturn. they will reside at 10 Church:
Every true mother realisés the fact that her
‘ pends “P03 her own» that “‘3 very Vitality of Le: child i, influenced
by her own physical condition. '
to guard ngninst any derangement of the female organs. which
induce general weakness, ‘
inabilitv to properly care for her child.
Lydia L. l’inkham's Vegetable Compound
strength to thouzands of and! mothers.
Mitchell, Ind.—“
so much during the t me I was lacking tea-ward
one that I am recommending it to other expectant um:
it. some days I suffered with neuralgia.” badly that I
live. bu: after taking three bottles of Lydia. E. Pinkham‘a
I was entirely rel
was able to
old vegghodgll? pinimlis anal I feel
never lad an xn ic no 0 me so much §.*’..‘ ' ~ ~ 3, -
Mitchell. I ad, 200 “r: In“. loxnux,
Good health during and after matcmitv is a. most important {actor to 1x95 .‘ “-
mother and child, and many lowers havn bean revolved 1,, the Lwiia E. “T:
ltnkham ModicineCo., Lynn, 313.55.. telling of neasgh “mm; (twins gm, ‘i-tf).
trying period by the use 01 Lydia E. Pinkhamsa vmble Compound.
ydia E. in
baby’s health dc-
llow important, it. is. thcrct‘m‘c.
hex-vow cs: , constant fatigue and utter
l‘icahc rcmemlx r. tint.
has brought health and
dis E. Pinkham’s \‘egomblc l‘nmy-mmo ln'i'm‘
m the cumin . of 1.:
hers,
can
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Inn, Iain“:
though: I (cum in;
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icvel of neuralgia. I had gained 5;. stre; 3.12: and
and do all m housework. My laby when 7 income
Hm- tlian I have 10: : lvnc :me. I
around
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Compou
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.3 gm lt)-lil.4lil and Satmda'; : " \‘ ' “ ” 3c
,3, clung-‘- in Wumcmturz: istreet. South Norwalk. 5 n‘ 542:. \‘3‘3 ‘ §\
.utilllv 0“. in WA .4 “inds.‘l .‘ll‘S. Frank Bacon Of Reed SU‘E‘Df 611-: :§\;:\ \ L". , \IQ3 ‘35P
‘ ’ ulna-aw“ “hit-h was, l"(~'n[l"a'; remained at number of fricmls yesterf ‘: {Wilt é .0 \‘fi ' . ~
"”23"" y‘"“'m”-" morning "q day in honor of Mrs. Harry Ohc-r-S “ \‘K‘ .I \\ c ‘v‘
””2 "“t m" 5" Lawrence Vin” lnntlt-r. le affair took the form of; \\\ ‘ ' l“: “
" . < xii-'nity is on 'the southern “ t .
luu'c
tw- nt} tour
illt'
Shaun's
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v'i‘lmrn tlir‘ll'it'ls,
N1 w England.
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Al.
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TEJ'I'“
".ng'ztmre (lurin: tin"
occurred
hours in'
Lake reg-
Annther dis-
'2‘? i~ m-ntml uwr North Dakofi
has ban a slight rise in
last twenty—
'il‘ hours in tho northern districts;
‘2 showvr for Mrs. ()berlandcr, who;
,was mairieol during the wfir. and px-.
lpE’l‘lS to 1m to lmuackcpping shortly, —:_ ‘
t-(‘ards wore played. Mrs. \K’. J. Saaybe.’ LABOR ACITATORS TCLD
2Jr.. winning first prize. and Mrs. Obcra TO LEAVE BRIDGEPORT
.lzmdcr the consolation trophy. Latcr,‘ Billllfil-IPORT, AL'G. 22—Mayor
:rcfre'shmen-‘S WPI‘P serVPlt and Ml'S-lt'liffurd B, \Vilson. having: told the
city at. a mwtinz Pallod
. Uliwl‘lilntlwr “‘ns presented with a num- police at tho
“{ of tho Mississippi TlVPl'. ; b” 0" beautiful and useful gl.lls.:by him mama-day. at which the offirwzrs
:Thnst‘ ltl’t'sf‘nl were Mrs. Maurice .\ut- m“ tlw dpparmwm warp mp audience.
' vim: MW- Clinton Nutting. “”5 that. he would not tolerate. it he could
mTHERTogAYYEAB AGO '(‘lim-lcs N. Snmh. Mrs. Henry “'ehrle. hell} it, the presence here of labor
'1' .. ’ ’W “.3, “‘1”. I ‘ ers. William J. Saaylm. Jr.. Mrs. liar-'agg,amfg_ 10-day. had four labor organ-
,. . I I X It" “K I" I” ' it.“ ‘ I 1'37 ”"H‘limdi‘l? MTS- Charles T- izers of the \Vorkors‘ International
:5. him ‘w‘fil ‘
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imitation dance by the Hunt
Nulcnr body at tho Norwulkv
I‘lu‘l. this M‘eifinzr. prolniscfi
«n» of tho most enjoyable SO1‘i-_Yonkvl‘>4. N, Y.
fly News.
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unis of fins summer season.
M gV’ulentinc, 021 Academy strept. .
“5' Derby. G'Brivn's. [ . 5 .....- .__...
..__ ’ Edmund H. ('rofive has zonr’ to \t- NORWAtfirfte'cflisgsA' C. VS'
'75‘5"§]'v 0" Mill“ MN“ '. Ndr'.lanliq City. N J.. when he. will spun-i3 Th“, baseball imam of ”'1‘, Norwalk
"ENEMY ”fiddled to Company the week at the Traymorc Hotel. ‘(fumrpd A. C. Will travel to 1}”ng
'3. ~2-.'.li Machine Gun Banal-t
jvmn invited to attend a ban-
{a
wxr mnnlh. John has expr
-. mirm ut‘ taking in the arming
{a gurst of llw )li‘4seg
‘ liar: at. O'Bricn's
awn by lib-fellow éx‘Ser-
.m-clvs in Huston. the early: Bloomfield, Lone Ridge, last Sunday.
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38c Package
‘mn-Powell Comorati
South Nor-walk
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F AY DAY
.1;:'...: chance to get
.. 'q.
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putting some-
. : 4.: 4- per cent. inter-
:. 2; F: .L'dngs Account.
during the day-—
_ Monday night. We
-i an betwen 6 and 8
11:2.
.a .g. ,.
’c:ise~.<, were fined 85 (each on the" Livingston. 5.; hag. - it‘ll;
charge or participallng ID a bundny anlhrop. Sui: (iiiiw.*l.1>l: limos. if:
‘Eamc. They BMW-filed and “'1” be 5'1"" Brannon. r: Nulen. p: anbanll. if;
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wu a Marina in the Superior Court at ' pair“... l2. sub; Danitls‘ fl.‘
; Boston. September 1. l
'ltgnl :n play golf
,wcrp matched and item
sold to local panic; one of the lattes:
models of the Hupmofiiic. which was
lreceived at their garage early in the
wreck.
Mimi”‘”- and 3““ .lulia McGlnn. {Indtwtrial ['nion ordered to leave the
wily. One of (hp four was given forty-
l A. (K'Mcndcll. of the international “fight hours m an m”, "9 pm no
:Barbers Union headquarter? Indum-‘timP limit on ti)» departure of
'apolis. Indiana. has been in South utlwrs. One of m" organizers
;.\'orwalk the past two days. audifing
:the books of the trcasurer and finan-
cial secretary of Local Barbers' Union
No.
Ol'(l“l‘ to find out under what law
man could he sent awav.
‘tln: organizers told to have camp lipre
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Mrs. Edward \‘alpntinc and son. of “0m 3*“ Milk- "nd ha“‘_""" 3"-
“... .ppmfmg a t.mud...drcssin': mewtmcs of the \\. l. l. 1?.
in! weoks at the home of Mrs. Frank and “3"ng 3 “0‘13“ in “mm-film“ "‘
‘tlw devt'niiun of Labor.
n.)
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port. Sunday mien-noon. where Hwy
will Prose bats with the fast Lynn
. u 'Giams. The gnaw will take wave at
In nneita. SfiasidP Park and is FChPllull‘d to start
fa: two o‘clock. Tin» Lynn Giants. 'who
\ rmpnily clashed with the Nor-walk
Mrs. (‘alloway of \Yestfielzl. X. J.. is Tim s. are conridered a very formida~
Spuddfl of Playable aggregation. and a hotly mntnst»
' :ml game is PXp‘T‘lrd. Thu» Norwnlk
a guest, of his sister, Mrs.
Hill Road.
.York, the bacon should be in Nor-walk
llm‘
toln’
his followers that he would resist in:
3;
Throw of m
m... —-.~
‘ s'OlUl‘wd leaem would likfi in lwar from
» .v-mw of (in: s‘icngvr local 'Ieams.
GOLF VIOLATES SUNDAY LAW. ‘ l
”l” "0“" today ”PM ”‘3' gnlfl “I“ Vino” A. flfirill play the Redwood—
though “0‘ a 31‘0“ was a game, and Sunday morning at “HBO. at Amuz-‘e-l
that persons who played golf on Sun- m...“ l’e.rl;. The 3am“ will prfiw‘ mi
‘13." violated the Sabbath law. Edward bu (luv of the best plyacd this sr‘asonf
.\'. Kimball and Howard Emerson. as both teams are in com] trim. Ltnv-i
golfers. who were defcndams in the up M). View” 1-" 3... 1mm“...
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Th“. ‘f‘ilislonl “'3‘“ ..i"':;“:“‘tifi'd“.§: CUBAN wms CHESS TOURNEY.
”WW mew-“3‘ '0 mm“ a' M £5 HASTINGS, England. Aug. 22.
on Sunday
score was kepr or other elements of
(Utiipklltion maintained. but if players
Jose Cnpablanca. of Cuba, won today
the imemmional chess tournament
0(1‘ t‘Pv con-jumml by the Erivish (flit-28‘: Fm}.
S it"s .a._ . > w — .1 .' 4 a.“
,, My.“ ’ the charm“ 0; plaV-l exauon here. ‘ 130.5 lxu.uth. ..er:..._n
WWW“ ”' '3‘ ' 0 ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘, chamber), won :1:chan place.
ing a waxy. ,
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JC‘NES LEADS FOWNES.
Pl'l'TSBURGH. A112: 22.—Sc—wnteen~ ‘ a:
£95.
year old Bobby Jones, Jr.. of Atlanta. ' .
led the Yeetran golfer \V. C. Fowncs. -- 3&2; -
Jr.. of the hump club. by one hole at. TfiEPu—
the end of the firm eighteen holes in:
3V/ of”
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their 36 hole semi—final match’in the:
national amateur golf championship. ,,
a drsF utiM s..:
(feuds: DO '
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Jones ...... . . 447 343 343-214
l-‘uum's ......... 5-56 44:3 3;5——4-
E. Lockwood 5: Company haVe
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An ey’eheadnche sometimes accom-
panied by an earache and burning sen-
sations of the eyes is caused by on
over eflort of the brain to understand
a blurred image that has been thrown
on the rctintoi the eye. In the eye~
camera the tool are changed by the
eye muscles that swell and reduce the
shape of the crystalline lens. Wh’eh
these muscles become we ened an
optometristmust prescribe m to
bring about U!!! focusing accommodw
tlcn.
»~1*H"AMER ‘
BACON EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE ON MONDAY
BRIDGEPORT “NEWSWRITERS
ORGANIZE
It was learned from Mayor Jere— BRUJGEPORT. AUG. 22-»News—
miah “(muv'ln's omcn, ll‘is morning. paper men here. today, formed a.
that the quantity of hat-on recently
purchased in New York by his honor.
will b0 road» for dolivcrv .\ lav
morning. and. in the event of the mo ‘
tor truck placed at the disposal of the
city by Officials of the R & G Corset
Company, mung able to spare the time
to haul thin consignment from Now
Newswritcrs‘ Equity Association and
a chart er.
we re
by Monday night.
sale will lw announced probably my
marrow. 'at Dar‘an. Them» “‘0 young men arc
- ~~A~~~~ » —- ~ ~ =“cry adept in the name. having «on-
--Try a Sentinel Want Advert“. dumvd the Bin-dick Lunch for some?
'»-§-' fixa"! 33. ’
Columbia
' Records “
Straocian Sings Subhmely.
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'Tbc Sunshine of'Wr Smile
Stracriari is magnificent in thin impu-
sioned pic: for love. Hi5 voice in vibrant
with rivxd feelin . which he «mice: on
share. To hear t i: record is to in l
how much enter a a great popuhr son.
who sang .y a gen artst.
49590—8159
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i Barbara Mantel Sin 3
1 '.I.40\"e's weetSo '
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h in a revelation to hear Barber:
i Mufti $505;th two son which
’ everybody 'es. The c d word:
3 take on new meshing: in her tender.
thrillin nu.
w ‘Ml 12-31.50
Jacobean Is At His Bee;
in"Dear Old Paloane'
Sudajacoboenwdmyourhm
lufihmmmmuicfiarfioviglh,
.P'k
mywnmg' mfiomhk
faint”!
Omnkgmm’mbo W
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Victor Herbert's (laxity w
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applied to llll‘ Federation of lalmr for‘
Edward Spian and Jack Gerin, welt“
known young men of this town, who!
recently discharged from the,
service, will shortly open up for TilEi.’
ness 3. brand new lunch wagon. to bk ;
Plans for iis re- simian-d opposite the old Columbia:
‘Hotel in back of the railroad H‘Jtion'
time. i
E 6 feet wide.
. NEW ON SALE!
: Enhances on Main Si... Fairficld Ava. Cmmon St.
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My, Aug. 2!. l9]‘.
SUMMER HOURS
The \vcmlwr: Shown".
; .. Stowawa- Daily at 5; Saturday: at 9; 7"-
lfia an-..“ Open at 8:30 A. M. w“:
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‘ Sale of .
gHammocks and Screens?
Now for a quick clearance of all our couch 1131111110ch
porch shades or screens. ' 0*
You have a few days of summer and the long suli "
of a probable Indian Summer in which to use them.
Sundown self hanging porch shades are finished c0
plete With ropes etc.
E , Green finish 4 feet wide 7
f nlar $2.75
l 5 Green finish 5 feet wide 7 fee
l in $3.90
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l : ' Green finish 7. feet wide'7 fee
glar $5.50 .
Green finish 8 feet wide 7 fe
; gar $6.50
,. Green finish 10 feet wide 7 feet 6 inches lon
flat $8.50
! Brown finish 6 feet wide 7 feet 6 inches 1
Jar $4.75
;- Brown finish 8 feet wide 7 feet 6 inches long. Reg
Jar $6.50 new -
. Brown finish 10 feet wide 7 feet 6 inches long. Re
lar $8.50 now
Striped and plain drop awning sleeping curtains
Regular £43.75 now $2.50
8 feet wide. Regular $5 now $3.75 1
Couch hammocks khaki color complete with ch
hooks. Reg. $8.50
.‘ Couch hamniocks——khaki color with adjustable h '
‘icst. Reg. $15. Now 31 '
. ‘ Couch hammocks in khaki, green or gray with
bolstered spring back. Value $29 now 8
Boys’
Bathing Suits
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Just a few on which we have reduced th , . s .. ,.
mav benefit and our shelves 'be auicklv cleas‘e‘zlnce Q0 vefl
Sl Bathing suits were $4.50
b Bathing suns were $4
$2.50
$2.25
5 2.
$1.50
$13.5
fand
ft
days
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feet (5 inches long. R
now $1. ~ ‘
t 6 inches long. Regti;
now $2.
t 6 inches long. 1
now
et‘o inches lair .
‘ g. Regs
now
on g. Re
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. now $3.
u,’
now .31.
now 953
. E_suits we offer for $3.25 are wool suits. two ,. 0' '
niece and one niece. the 51295 are 28 to 34. the auantvltvis
limited. so the earlv shopper Will rean the benefit. * 7.
The suits we offer for $1.75 are one niece sweater knili
avv or crav Wit-h white trim. Slzes 28 to 30
The suits at 95c are one niece and two niece black w
red tnm and black With white trim. Sizes 28 to 34.
You Can ’ ):
Photograph
You need no experience to take snap shots of mm '
nets. your children. the clamsof interest vou see on your?
vacation and the Inltlal cost as well. as subsequent ex
pence for guonhes. develoomg. pnntmsz. etc. .are at tho
minimum if vou buv a “Brownie” camera: prices are
‘ $2.13 to $4.96.
New
Sonora
, We are om the new In
cabinet machine. 111 mahosranv. ecu oped with are 51:00.
7 This wonderful . :1er is 61:21:! alone writable f H
, or a l n B H:
m ., 33%.“. them mfg-fie new “
5 Bathing suits were
18 Bathing smts were
2 Bathing suits were
22; Bathing suits were
4 Bathing suits were
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