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Wednesday, June 23, 1920.
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VACATION TIM-E!
BATHING 3mg " .
PALM won some . Maker
corms amass :
ATHLETIC mums » iv
STRAW HATS ' =
3"" é”
3
3'
§ 85 Washington Street i
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" : preserve your diploma 2" ' f
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:5: ‘3 let. them get yenwmamd—sofled or
~;-..::u lie around in your desk or bureau
‘ fissiflfiififillflfl
i . -~: to keep them is to
FRAME THEM
- . the best and quichast service—we have our
- department above the slim—4nd our Homer
a-éri man. .§i1.'.3:_ izfilfléfl
_.. ir‘ttlent of mouldings—farm so choose from—
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m. Our Service. m 3mm
The buying season will be at least
ten days later this summer in com-
parison with former years. but the
outlook is favorable for an ampic}
supply to be cut and harvested.
DONNELLY’S
1:2 South Main Street
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Jelly Doughnuts, pantry? cup cakes:
Layers. all kinds of buns and rolls mi
‘5 likens Bakery, l? N. Main St.
_ The “I C. T. I“. will hold a meet
trig with Mrs, Ritscoe. on “'estport
:n'cnue. tomorrow afternoon. A TL“
port of the convention recently held
in Bridgeport will be read.
George Dufault, of Madison street,
who has been ill for a. long time, is
now able to be out or doors.
Roton Point Park Fire-works Fri-.«
day Night. l
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~ William O’Brien of Norwalk is suf—
toring n brnken wrist inflicted on him
.by a Ford, when it backfired tind-
lsnupped his v.vrist.
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«unnoticed theV
'Rllllii’AY [Aflflil
mnnnencell - . >
John V. . Smith, of Elmwood avenue,
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’ ‘A'l" W'nfllb'
W .".. .wll!
Raul
llll'rlint‘.
' _ _ . message was in reply 10 one sent ba'l
Pith only item of livestock in Ger-H11.» President. ' ‘
many which increased during;r the war}
lfir—gniilgl Germany todu}r has 3.000.-:
mm coats. ten per cent. more than in
1914. Gout milk is being very large.-
ly used as a completely satisfactory
':~'ul)-:itnie for cow's milk.
CHICAGO. .itlne 21.’_.X ’5me in ("13‘ f
culmion in labor circles: today sol-l :l‘oi
Fail-way labor board was divided three5
ways on the wane. controversy. lh“l
:lahor group holding
iwhich both the comp
' ‘preseintntives rim .‘ll 4:; - . 5
John H. lelit. Senntorl ‘ 1 . mudm-(ml'
-. ilhe compunv mono refusing to {lCCF‘ilV‘l ' «~ ' t 7-
‘ E. Williamson and Edmlmllian award that m!) mhhc group ’ll’lll different SOI‘ts 111 011:, 10f, VH3
Crowe were present. from thelrezlsonable ‘
iwonly-sixtlt Senatorial district at: No m"< 7 f. P" .- '-:1.
the meeting of the Men’s Republican? . ' essngo Hm] “'1“de “moo
Suffrage Ratification committeo, li‘é‘m'l‘
will!"
(it'
anyand public ro-I
x In (lira
‘ l'lturlsfi‘l
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:11.
asked an itnwlizite decision on izils‘Of patterns'
‘ . . wage question had been received W‘lt‘fi
‘lt tho Hotel Taft, New Haven v ‘ '-‘ ’ A
' - 95““ l the Board resumed deliberations to-
I)‘ afternoon. day
While concedinrz that each zrouzx
$7.30 to $10——
~—~".rtrpets Cleaner! and Colors Re- .
Main 110
; now-3d. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning held its own “3“" ‘1’“! that were “:35
H. “ompany, 37 Cedar St. Telephone 969. naturally it With: divergence of oplno
Men’s $7.
- trousers==$5.95.
2 .‘llu buillling'w“ ( t d f h , t 1 A " " T
a”... on North; )peru e on or ernla a tie .- . . _ .. . . l . -
.Britllzeeport General Hospital, this i V E . Trousers 1n stripes.
{week His condition is reported a: ' ’ hu-
. 2] All. . ‘ibctng satisfactory. ‘ ll Tl‘OUSEI‘S 1D mlx ‘ BS.
mum: WAN Scum Nam—Mk bomb...“ ‘vi'li<llgliilv£\<(122;}..131" ?VI~1.I—.I:l‘es1tlevnz§ Trousers 111 real $1111:ng patterns. .
#7.“ mm it...“ Signn $121393” Iq. pi 3r. Sum... liuilmm HAL”; BOA” r it: 3511):; .15.: 2 WV 01-5-th ll‘OllSDI‘S.PElSSlB1€1~C trousers. chenot trousers.
,l ._ «. uys ti, . ...' ,. . ., Sun an at 2.45 . ., . . " ‘ " ‘JJ'E 1 ‘ ' ' ' . - ‘ ' ‘ ‘
. .7 a.» Muik'P. M. ‘ ‘ 5 ’ ptomlsin- to enmuzte ,the award in; TI‘OIISQI‘S for men of evert' bufld—-—SIZES fI‘OIll 35’ ll) 4:2.
n: i-yymL the Idlll‘llilll uuge controversy. Thu? ‘
TrouScrs that will almost {rive man a new suit, they’ll
‘ so go well in place of pair which has been worn out.
Trousers at this saving of $1.30 to $1..
Maker found himself with these many many poi rs on) as they are in appearance.
ll'ltite Pa vas laced shoes with
Entranca in Slain Street. Fairlie”. Avenue, and Cannon sweet.
loses I
50 to #510
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”“7 “‘1’ a" “’ar’ll hand and no customer in sight!
But when he dropped his prices and “lumped" all the
bought them. - 1
One to six pairs of a pattern—and what a dandy rangel
Cut so they fit well, finished so they: wear
well: well worth regular price of
01‘, rear.
$5.95
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urmlflly.
Boys’ special middy
wash suits at $5.
At least one dollar below usualprice—and one of fl
most—durable of Smmner suits that a little chap co“
0WD.
Palmer linen, which is not linen but a very tough cot-é
ton fabric of special finiish and weight.
Good big sailor collar on
middy blouse which has yh
both back and front and is trimmed with White braid...
Good fitting trousers, not too full.
Good shades of tan blue
gray anti green.
Sizes 3 to 9——but not in every color; worth $6—— 35
Front basement. .
“’omen’s White special
shoes==$4.85 6: $5.85.
Laced white shoes of new style and impressive good-s—
D955.
Seasonnbly worth? and as (-01 )1 in Swra'icc and comfort
leather
high heels and White canv s With
Neolin sole and broad 1w; heel of
leather—worth $6—
‘Vliite Nubucl; laced shoes t-f’ cry grace—l
ful model, rubber sole. 4 7nl3anhee1—
Worth $7—
Main fir
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1.,“ Snort}. “Z Hunger. ll. member of the ‘~
‘ ‘ ' . , Board declared today that there was? .
t' 'Lill'r. Mead. of Cross street. first 6114- nothing in ,h‘, prespm situation miDefraud InveStors - . ‘
lot, was a .vlctlm of clicumstnnces on Out Of Millions
Tuesday night. when the, I‘Tllllll'; of
warrant the assumption mm: the board. _
.- _. . faced a deadlock. There was every ____.._._.
her trout stoop on wnion Sill? nuns -\ YORK June 0.; —F0ur oil
. . . EZW , .. . .
sitting gave way and bore her to the
indication. he said. that a satisfactory
.‘l ‘ .\ ‘- . ‘Egncniate .fl‘ound' A?‘ 51)“). f9” ‘3“? threw ’1‘]? a reasonable Ipngm of time. .about fifty individuals have been in-
. _ . 1.2m! out to sate lteiseli and bin 9 Union lenders. here. however. Wprgltiicted by the Federal Grand Jury on
2 «“13 3'1”: “ll?" m"- “"“.‘3‘.‘.‘ '7- “"1“” not so optimistic. The brotherhood} charge or using the mails to de-
", :Hmled oer for her inllllleg- mon who adopted a stand of passivgfraud investors out of millions of dol»
*iin.‘ . - - “*— ' - , . . liars it was learned todav when seals
-\ .5. r: a 1 . neutrajttx woen the board was created. 1 ‘ _ - . ‘
uh J1)“ A tug/Vii! com' The card party or the Womans and later became npeniv hostile wheni‘m the m‘l‘mmems “'9‘“? ordered. '
' ‘7 ‘ ‘llom'tl Of the Net-walk Hoipitzél, held the decision was ilelaved declared thPVl Fade?“ agents in Cities ”llmlah"
““ .‘c " ’ Ri'ert rdav. '1 the N'orwa ountry _ ' ‘* ~ ' ‘ -‘ ‘ '- , . ... . .,. M, :
din .. o e ., .t 1- believed the board \vm‘zl be wreckod.°’1t the comm} a..- no“ enearu. in
Club, was a success. There were be-
tween‘ fifty‘five and sixty tables of
players. The proceeds go to the hos-r
pital, and there were no prizes given.
as announced. Mrs, Louis A. Lehmai-
. . 1 . .
, .rountiln"r ll lie men mdlclwl.
on the same deadlock that ended Pro..—a ‘ a" P 1. ‘ ( .A _. ..
are charged into honing made g‘th.
ident W’ilson’s attempt. to settle the, . . . .- . >
railroad problem last winter through.miw‘i'p“agent?”“ms1 “3%?“ ‘1‘“ng 011'
another tripartite organization. lprnpm'ues and “‘1‘” 99‘3“”: 'fimipnd“
MAKE AN O'AK
.brera.
“In fact, the only violence indulved
’3
o . ngomrmone ' obtained from the sale
: .or was chairman of the'committee in 111539 Barton, Chmm‘m of. th- of ,utock. 3
llg goltnrge. and desires to thank 5111 those Board, (119631“ t3 Cngfienf-nznxgéfi :Z' '
l l 'l , - ‘ , rt. “ t :1 es nne o m ‘ _
5‘ filing-91pm b5 the loan of chairs an 33.3mm: imp dimment viewpmms‘gHERRERA GOVERNMENT RECOG-
if! g to agree on anything," he said. . ”1255- j
35} i ._.. ’ “'AfiHlNGTON, June ELMT‘no Hnr ,
i grera Government in Guatemala. which
"5 f » ' succeeded that of Dr. Estrada Cabre
3;! . . . ira, has been recognized by the Volt»
§_‘ 2' Gefleral Demts l? ed States, it was announced today at .
,5; , I gain atom Department.
U5: ' AN ACORN IN YOUR ' The announcement saYS:
.~-. 97 “A careful study of the Guatemalan
3-. l $1,227,360. V POCKET WILL NEVER fsituuu‘on has disvloseri that no \‘iolen1 7
{9.1 » _measur§s were used by the opponents ~
=1,
‘ This represents 2132 accomits . . .
E It is putting: it in the ground.
5111 cm: to check ran ing from
m g ' THE RIGHT MEDUTM FOR .bmed the capital my...
. ~ ' small t-rsonal accounts to the -, .- . ‘ w-
.. I ET p ITS GHQ“ TH,- lhflt “111 ”u“ l TWO KILLED m EXPLOSION.
3 A341” ‘ much larger balance of the it from an acorn first into a ; SPRDGFIELD. 111.. June 24.—-_TW’)J
gmen were killed and four injured seri-
.ously b}: an explosion and fire which
.wgg...1.gnmi _lu_,_tgL . _
~‘V' i :‘i 3793‘: ," manufacturer. i. shoot, then into a shrub, then m'
is something: besides the Cap-é ‘
ital and Surplus and ProfitsW
(the largest .in town) to at-Z'
V tract accounts.
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‘he week or unally will in due season bear
the result of the Oak.
dinando's Groin-tn.
Ll.
South Norwalk ~.
' Sal'ings Bank
Soot-,1 N
eratk. Conn.
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agreement, would be reached withinlcompanies, tan brokerage houses and‘
They ‘
201' the former president. Estrura (”n-l
.in was by the troops under the com- ’
'mand of Estrada Cabrera? :v‘qo ham; 7
Ll ' t '1 to hear more acorns £32,; Sgggggdmgg} Iggfgge 2i:
5‘ wants for 13:, Our general depostts are more Km :1 .I‘et ~t m somefllin" , ”y Foaay‘ . . . .. E:
if: 4:; of silver than 'those of the next two and 3mm” ' c- Willinge§eii~?’i§ls’.i§réd$l:§}g$23331???s ’
6‘1 1‘? y0u are largest banks in the town com- #4 [:se. this haliik to 111:12:: yin; 6:37:15? fill: 3:3:Eéérg33g% gm [0“! a :
a z: a 11,. MOderate btned, and must mean that: there fittings u it 1 1':ng . N -- n— tplsced by anuaomhefik aging) En l‘
" . 8 interest at [ltd semi a .this country.
Roton Point Park Friday Night Fer-f
N0 CHANCE F99. WET W’
(late of a third purl}: for the pi'esitlen»
or. he declared here in commenting
.on a dispatch from Lincoln, N011. tell—
inrz of his indnrsemem for the presi-
dent-y by Nebraska members of the
committee of forty—eight.
Referring to a wet plank. he said in
'31} address from the rear platform of
the train on which he won ‘munv‘l for
.San Francisco:
‘ “If the Democrats are L.ui‘ll::‘ lo .Iie l
iwould rather see them die in Xoxwmv
iber than commit suicide in June. I
am going to ask for a dry plank.
'There my be to light on a dry plank.
7 flint there is‘nor; a chance for a ‘
GREA' S FHJ Q ”\Ipn; Jung 01._~-Pla31’ k 10 be. am" 31911 at San Franny
. 0 ~47 A- I w , ~A.
‘Willinm J. Bntan will not be am di-
w»?
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(30.
SEEKS To REVG‘.’E=. 8“ .
I relinnnury
of “'illinm i-i.
operator, versus Gem ~ age-lee
relative lO the pussns ‘ n of a farm
‘ ht rig heard to
, “'alsit. in the
. is. court. Czi>eV
«in» him. While thy,
have paid the
‘esiimony i :
{use};
i
ey's claim for on additional $100 is a
fraudulent one.
51W)” and that “3::-
MISS IRWIN TO L—EfiVE mu.
TAM '
GREAT FALLS. Mont. June 31—,-
Miss Jeanette Rankin. Montana's: ‘flb
'mer Congresswoman. has refuses! m
be a candidate for Lieutenant Totem--
.\ . or of Mom at, although nominamdbgr
71. the Non—Partisan convention.
She is
to leave that? State. .
NAMED FOR PRESiDEflTIAL can.
Ctt‘DATES.
LANI‘“.¥ST%. Ohio. June L’s—Tm.
boys, born to Mr. and Mrs. m
White. of Madison township. m3
been named Harding and Cools:
“bite. The film/a- is a farmer.
4L
Grass Rugs, s 9-75
‘l’ep Brussells, .......,.. ... . . . $38.09
An AW muster at $79.00
We have a, very interesting display of mg; just. raceived this week. In-
cluded-aneiwy clinics: nonfatal-s in harumnim designs and almost. any size
you may mm we all aim ic Wwoven to stand long? and hand
’ wear—«dose 29cm 2:; special pm, stamens low as, $68.00 for 9312354“.
W16“ Bugs, $19.59
zillion, .t..m.,......... $149.00
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