, llll‘ 01‘ not-
. , My Heart.-
4 ‘ .' - \‘(llcl‘t‘ My
l \.s1no_,rl‘llal's all.
l2. mlnr Roy and Girl.
l’e :siil gladly play these
v ..3 “we.“
"~33, ...L.l .
3., _ _ Here is My Heart.
3; n3 Light in Your Eves.
. , I. ., «Did Sweet Song; '
3 g .3 Will Find the “lay.
: "-3 Why My Heart Is
33., 3'33 3 World Will Be Jealous of Me."
Love. 'LieS'Dreaming;
l’lil-i‘ is Heaven If You are near Me.
DONNELLYE’S“
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3 SPECIALS '3
~01“? more of those 35c socksn :
4 for $1.00_ “
For :Your Vacation
A black leather bag, 14, 16 and:
13 inch. 3 '
, $7.95
A $10.00 value. V l
31.; fl "
Joseph Davis i A
35 Washington Street-33
wm‘nonwnx; '
,3
.3!
will
Calling. . '
or any other-ado: you. Ask to;
3.: anfifll‘a .'
*w
‘ LCali/unch—
-—and~
i
" ' 33 l""(‘Pi\‘ed a com~
or the road yes
.. “‘41 £013.
Grills.
S :' l'v'Wl's
'1 :ll::_\
1“, ~ 3 3‘
p, - -..-.,
i ‘ 3 3
Lutheran
on North Main
i. ' 3 ::, Lil'l there was cry-
3 33.1%.: to lake poison.
3
5. slm‘rlfly‘. when 11
l3 : - :.1 l3: [:3]! :l,:::ii..~3
pffiillr sfnmwl imme-
.~,\, \'~‘l:') :~:’i(l his
“am of 2 laurel
‘3' Nuts.
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77- '\'i1ll< Trust
' Til-limits."
flu» no)“ “my
- l-T‘Present-
_ two largest
' .:. rWin r'mn‘Jined. Only
' 'nlllll build up
- of deposits.
,..
3.:
3.9
.’\.l
NOTlCE
" "\ j! ":»‘--<cent will leave
.zton St. midst).
'lv. June 20th for
Y. «Fare round}
l
l
'3". be chartered by the
3 _-z" '3 rarry GO passenzera.
Lil“. VCXLTER BATES.
12:25 St., East Norwalk.
lb» 4.
Ujlcl s
13': Cake
540. Norwalk
X
33%.1920.
This dividend will be entered on pass-books and
t l ‘31: and after July 10th; 1920. ‘
‘ Amnmmssrreddmr 3 3 : 5
GEORGE3L.WOODWARD,TIW1' : 'N J
3’ . . «313' )
June 1231, 19230:. i.
«“
:lllillliws '
“ 0f jlluey 1088"
3
That‘s All. ‘
.3 :1»;- \Vomen's Aid':
afternoon at
.-:.lt (H'ssl’lll. l
[ill at her home in Ells street, Broad
_ 3n: the railroad sin-1
l\., 33 ' _ 133-l’ll'mil [Old the 110-;
3 :33 inlteliglelé‘, butl
r 3 . . . =‘-.«- cm \\':\> some i
. . .
:3: was driving up
his, -
3 Albert Devine of Troolpfh‘ avenue,
O'Brien. l
B TEX -3
,ers. J. H. Berry, of 29 “'oodward y ‘
avenue, left this niorning'for Hartford
to spend a week with 'friends.
That riepair work that is being
done on Wall Street opposite the.
railroad station has proven a. means-3 ‘
to an end for a number of jolly jokersi
who infest that corner near the Nor-i
Cards are being,r received from 05- walk Hotel. 3’
car Schultze who is sojourning in Cal-l Last night a stranger came into the'
iforuia. itown and stopped to look at the ex--
_ cavation. Then the heard “a trainf
Mr..and Mrs. A. Israel aria makingmove somewhere underneath the‘
an extensive aditioh to their home at,wooden street and he looked up in:
4 Plattsville avenue. £amazement. . i
' l
, Thaft’shour mew subway over therml
_ . one o I e gan informed him 0' -!
Sine is suffering With bronchi-‘ ing to the excagation. That's thpe 1onllll
Etub that you heard the train lpassf
3through. It was headed for Springl
lI—Iill. l
l
l
M
- -—Harrls 8; Guns. That'sAlJ. _
Mrs. Ben T."’.\’ash.continules quite
River.
US.
—-Han~ts & Guns. That's All.
The store front or F. M. Cullen? .. . .. - . .. g
relectrical establishment, so Wall'hovgségaf 5°} *3“ the, String” 3353:
street, 'has received a coat of white ge own 0 t at tram. ‘
3““‘h5‘. go into the statlon down the‘
istairs and don’t get misled up when;
you see the number of tracks there: ' ‘
just take the first one to the right." l
paint.
Brooklyn is enjoyinz a week’s vaca3
tion here with his brother, of Hamil-
ton avenue.
l
l Last, night was the big High School;
reception, but it didn’t appear to beg ’
such to any" one who w’as wattliinzl
that Harstrom guy Foster.
-——-Murray's Singing Orchestra' at-
Roton Point. Tuesday. June 22.
It looked:
[as if it was a reception for him.
Lorenz E. Tripler of 30 High strelet' He sure
has purchased the ‘Charles ‘R. Chol— last night.
well place in which he has been rc-
slding, of the estate'ot eGorge C. and».
Miss Clementine Cholweil. '
was stepping out there}
And when that babyl
steps he Walks a mile. E
. If he and Ickey Crane would form 3i
. ._.__.____. 'walking team they would take levers“.
Royal Adams has associated him: prize. the late champions ever won.
if]:ngtégetforgfgg$033,333,111le_ Ike Pimbell and; Beans Christiana
a ' '1 ‘9' 5 . ' opened the doors of their-3 butcher
he}: Who has taken a position Y’m establishment this” morning. The
the Texaco-Company station 1“ “earnsh was so great that lebell was
avenue. unable to go home to dinner.- He
. . seems to 'be savin money- while he
”Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O Brien. ' makes it. g
~ i
I‘m. all playled i'
”x
Complaints have been received in You teli‘ ’em, record.
l .
_ 1 Eeagerly slip into—because-' they-are combination of com-
-GOING 3-603:
iagreen- and handsome plaids.
savings Men!
mu-.." ..
.rl . .
Enum3-1n Mala Street. Fair
Stilts foré’an
3 enjoyable: dip;
Bathing suits and swimming suits that women will
and prettiness.
Black and3navy mostly,
Cut so they fit smoothly
Elohim—$6.75
Silk poplin—$10.50
Tmll and cotton poplin—$5 -
Swimming-time has ' arrived; the beaches
Second floor.
Men’s: special '
shoe, savings;
Whether you like ’em high or low, here are some shoe
prove it!
Regulation laced shoes,
tan calf, English last ‘
gumnetal calf, English last
Oxfords of splendid lines. $
tan calf, blucher cut medium toe
gunmeta‘l calf, English last
regular $9— $7.75
Unusually good tan calf Oxfords of English'typc;
‘ regular 3510'— $890
“’O'me'néiS3att ractiVe
dark:dtesses:=~$9.75;l
with trimmm' g in White and ,
f and ban strai ht; t th <
_;'allow real freedom for swimmino. g g ye ey'
hiuLight in weight'but sufficiently Warm to guard against -
c,__
the Norwalk police station against the
Erunning of hounds at this season. The
lcomplainanm' contest that this is the
time'ot year when the youngrabblts
and young birds not full grown are
living in the deep grass.‘ They do not
,out. ,
”skinned berm-'9.-
, You tell ’em, banana' I'v‘e been{,:0001nessw-
, Dark dreSseS that arclight in texture and of splendid
Figured voile,‘mostly
in navy blue, with figures in‘me—
contrast. 7 - ' ‘
believe that hounds should be allowed
to run until after the bay has beenl
cut. By that time the young birds
arr.- able to fly and possibly escape the
various hounds that run the fields and;
,tlval was held in the Craanux-Sr ‘
Chapel. last evening; ‘ln connectionl
with the closing exercises of the no»?
lie 'school. An interesting
program was presented. ‘
A very sryr‘cessful strawberry fiesildium
! t
musics fully.
Many. in new style cutaway—tunic effect.
Alttracfivel‘y trimmed withwlaoe and draped: grace-
Sweet Chocolate nddttlonaldance'mi June 26, making
Stillson-Powell Corp-3 ~
i ~WanrAds: ' Brlnz’itesultm. 3
c o . . .3: ' ' .3 - ‘33..
Dmdend Notice. 3 ~ , f
M a meeting of—the Board of Directors of this ,‘ 7 ‘
lugk. held this dyy. a dividend to" the'flepositorr‘
: declared at the rate of four (4) per 061113 per any: ‘3.
24.2.3, from the earnings 0f
. .7 ‘ " ..
33.3309313113- s
s. :coamg:
woods.
' ——~Straw-Hats-—Caps. O'Brien.
DANCES OF THE KNOB CLUB.
The3Knob'Outing Club will3hold an
the schedule as follows:
June .26 July 24 Aug.‘21
July 5 July 31 Aug.‘28
July 10 Aug. 7 Sept. 4
July 317 ~ Aug. 14 Sept: 6
_..._~ —.__.. _-._, __...._.... ._....._
- GeneralDeposits 3—
$1,227,369397'
‘ This represents “213?. accounts
much 'larger balance. of the
ma nufacturern
than those ,'of the next two
largest banks in the town com-
the 6 months ending J une
. \ 3
I“ l
bined, and must mean thavhthere
is something besides the Cap-
ftlie largest in town) to at-
tract accounts.
#
subject to'che-ok ranging! from ' 3
small personal accounts to the'
Our general deposits are more" ” ..
,i‘tal and- surplus and . Profits:
' 1 then.
$9.75
Extra value and truly’scasonable—
Second noon":
96.33113333303-
Wfififig’fpapiers =39c.
3 Goodrlinemlawn paper impleasing shape; package of
.96 sheets fo‘rv39' cents. - '
Régadzmmnieeis 50 cents. goodyalue at, that price. '
.— u
:93:
3 3 Q3311». Weathmhh “may: we:
5? A Warm probably ohm-an
W
.3»...
a; men acr- and
A s
Cannon
Metr'aregsavingi
on Kwuppenheimersa.
It’s never a gamble to buy a Kuppenheimer Sta“:
thousands of men know. _ . ~
Always a man is sure'ito. get full value for.'hig.;a_
That value is in style and cloth and tailoring and:
tion. It has been'proVedetex-Tand over again.
Rightnow men am‘g'etting more than usual for
dgllars spent for Ku'ppenheimer suits here at theHOW
S ore. ‘ 3
For We have made new prices Gotham; price; “:3
leave. in a man’s pocket a good share of thedollm'oihew
pecwd‘to spend. 3 ‘ .
All those handsome worthy fancy. KW”
suits for Summer are included in the new price so -3.
——Worstedsl and homespuns and all such; inwchech
stripes andéot‘hen pretty fancy ,patternsa—and in
able range of colors both light and dark.
Theseare their prices and values :—-3
field
“t
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._L,‘
v
333sa33
Regular $40 353': Regular $50 3 :
and:$45'-3—-— s and3$55—-" 3 $4
Regular $57.50 ' Regular~$65‘.-
and $60—- I and’$67.350.m 3- .
Regular $70 '
to $77.50— W
Clever Georgette ‘
waiSt55=$333751
That sheer and cool and. pleasing fabric, Gem-m
crepe, in styles that are delightful. - ‘:
Beaded, or embroidered, or trimmed with tastefurlg‘ :
"l“ ‘i -,..
good lace.
In white and-flesh tint and navy blue.
With short sleeves and either round 01' 3V neck; _' 3
which insure genuine and contenting comfort? during ,
mer.
Impressive in efiect' and.:va‘lué- $338;
$1111 muse.
Just for enjoyment at camp or3Slnnmer cottage,.tl‘ja
out Victrola IV or VI. ' l3
Smallbut with full tone; easily-moved WW3”:
indoors, excellent'fior evening dance. '
No need to take fine-big cabinet Vic‘lirola away
Sglinmer, '3 IV at $25 or VI at$35 will prove-very}: ' ‘ ”
a e.
Play all Victor records very pleasingly, of course. '
Fourth floor.
' Shoevaspecialii‘
far'womone g3 65
Moat women can pick from those $10M $12 shoes
$7.65. , . 3:3
. Few may be'unable too, because somesizes are _....:
mg. 3'
That: is meason3'f0r 3' special priceyin facts—ewc " "1:.
clearing up several stylesin broken sizeaa ' «
Patent leather ribbbnties 3‘ Black suede. riblion ~ "T
Brown calfskin pumps Blackmalfskin pimp'itéé: *
Black kid pumps
Good:3big;lot,—=and3as big in attractions“. 5
worth $10 and $12—— - - - ,
dance at
But'we"ve no envelopestom'ateh it, so-it goes in3a-1rid~ 3
39c>'
HAD~A FALSE TANK .,
Main floor, rear-.3 3 —;§fi3fif5fi .
13:1. ‘ 2'
Main Soon; ream. ‘ , '
= ' D DR Y GOODS: G0." ,
" , H 33 3 21,—. -Ww...‘
1 _,,,_PE_ N—I—w—a - “”“M‘ “”“w __ fl , , ._._
4., bil h”, izold importg giving impetus to thu‘ THE MODEL SCHOOLROCM'
- mo e’ownm' , advance of which embraced every im—v
‘ iportant division of the, .. list except Nothing is left 3 to 3 chance 3;. man
How Motor Nehiole Department Man. ,—
; Mmuadcacoflne 3 WEST 31‘ 0R WALK _
l A. dealer in gasoline in this 3city3. ,
tells wimnmuch interest'the story of}:
an incident 3‘ that occurred at his: The' children of the West Norwalk
{store a. day or two' ago. Two _men'scm enjoyed a picnic. T humility; ‘03
.' apparently tourists, drew up in front the school “grounds: Much creditds
‘Of the place in an automobile‘ and due ,4) the _janjg0r-and his wife}.Mr‘
leaned for: five gailtmsszof "gas.".3 The‘and Mrs. Frank Georgie. {or their ef:
L31!“ wastwlaflad' in the3gasoline tankjorts to make. tho'first «boob-picnic
9‘ the par in the “m“fash‘im’aDdl'held in this school a success.» All has
mick t0 the surprise 3'0! "-"thelmense. cake-3mm “School Days”: to
'Zromitiplace'in the car and'carriledlsmhed on it. was mmishsd3by.Mg-s;
it into..t.he store. ' lGeox-gie: also, home-made iceaeream;
33:33“Well.~.. youkeajretty’ close to funienough'mr each pupil 50 have all-they-
measnrp," he said to the dealer, and nedywhlle Hrs? Georguamms“ tee-
then" explained that he wasan tin», am: swings and other magmas
specter from trig 'Mot'or Vehicleuee‘pleamm for‘theyonlgsters to enjdif
'Mment headquarters 'in 'Hartfioru.lA beautiful Scat 1.31m hm 360mm
The car :‘userb'by 3the" inspe‘letor (sitar; cremated. to 'metlteachmcmm’
lsaulhuomul
euimped with"; false “tank‘- whfeh re» G. 3umctiibr'tle’3mi
lChicago. Pneumatic Tool
model schoolrooms. The confer-Let
‘the scholar is watched with scion”:
care. For instance. a complicated” in"
paratue has been devised which my.—
urea the exact amount of light with 3 ‘5
reaches a desk and the amount of do 3 ;
flectiong A white disk is laid on m
'top of the desk and. the light": .0-
flects is carefiully measured Arman;-
apparatus measures the exact am-..“
of moisture in the room. It has “it.
«mouthwash in some mm It the: ml
of the day-the air is actually "1731‘
“motion the” Sahara mourn-n» '
other appammx'mmes the new
fair were Charles Doulens; Helen and quality“!!! heatncwhtu “rentvrn'u f ‘
Hayden, FredAnMson. '3Dorothy' schoohcm'wlt is found mwihr- :5
grey, Jay ~Van33Crevemg; my some acasesrto Woevafl"hrreh“w 2,,
sternum; 3Wourr8atufiwiluam 3mm to them" 3berore '3 it is roses-u:
Peden, 7 m nmmwamLClaI-a into the mom: in I room in am
‘ " .every mm'38 Wane I” so; ,,
' .' 0W3—trcmv magnum: m .3313
launch better manuals-:3: 3 ‘
.“gclmroom.%wmwm:m i333.
, .3»:
Independent. 3-steels, notably
-Cmci‘ole and Vanadium. also. 0115,
iequipments, leathers and chemicals
zavera’ged' gains of: 1 to 1 1-2 points.
was the
strongest feature,— rising 2 1-2 points.
irails.
” A surprise party was held last Veda
nesday “night-tor z-Dorothy Sie’lnwald
ot‘Somh' Main street. About ten .of
her young friends gathered to enlOY
various games. dancing and? 5m,
besides thegmtrmuntsrwnmx Mere
deliciously ' served: ' at 3 about 331030
o’clock. I'hose'3whtr attendadithe 'at-
“cam
‘4 ' 3A3...3- ..
3?
- mm
”13""
. a
. 31;...1'11‘3‘3 W . um ' “i
the Sentinel for the bent mm-
3‘3’5': 3‘ r ,.
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