Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 7, 1920 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 

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WE NEE? OPEN
- SATURDAY Nina“!
To 9‘ O'GLOCK

CLOTHING SALE
' AND
SHIRT SALE
STILL OONTINUES
TAKE ADVANTAGE
or THESE PRICES
AS FALL GOODS

CONTINUE HIGH.
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Joseph Davis
85 Washington Strut
IOUEH Ironwnx.

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A'l‘lae date of the picnic of'the Glen-
lnool-L Sunday school. which was an-
nounced for Tuesday. July 13, at, R0:
Lon Point. has been Changed to Friday,
Jul} 16 as the tide will be bette1 £02
lpzrtE ittg Cal's VVill leave. the Glen-
lu'oOk'tcr minul at 912112.11?!er one
3'2. supposed to 'bring their own picnic
32222212 and just a little more to help
gum-me for some of the children.

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.ed for the ensuing term.

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>~Dance “'ednesday evening. July
'I. Roton Point, Speidel‘s 8 piece or—
chestra.

 

'Ihe einplchs of the local ofilce of
ilm John Hancock Mutual Life Insui-
:l!l((g con2p:222V {HO celebrating their
Vit‘ Ol\ GYM the (‘Illp1039s of the \or-
wall: (Loco liming defeated them b}
fruiting the Inigest amount of policies
(lining the past thiec months. This
j, Hit (.2 second Victh for the local 02'
:fic-e tome in :2 seiits of four quattm.
ly contests, which \Vfrl’t‘. arranged for
nicest-022. the two offices. ' llzinbuy
News.

 

'Ilic pimic of the Presbyterian Sun-

 
 
 

 

 

(My school of Stzttnl‘ord, will be bold
1222 \‘2'2'tlll‘rfidlljfl July 14. :It Roton
Tl'oitvt. (‘ars will leave Atlantic
3: ' at 10 :2 .222.. and return :21. :7.
3.222' 22 inll be Ill‘ll‘v'lllt‘tl for children
of H2. .2: hool. but mierzts are expected
‘lol.’ i2: lunch. The committee in
«hm: 2 of the picnic is composed of
Ill:’-2'l=rv't S. “1:22:1de Benjamin. H.
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'liw- Motion. l’icturo' Classic. for
“Jul mumins some excellent pictures
of "" . Emily ‘hichoster. Miss Chi-
: hymn : was fm-merly of Norwallc, and
72:2,. relatives here. She has jusl"
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productions, and was :2 great SllCC‘ss
Twith Pauline Frederick in “The “’0 —
man in Room 13." Miss Chichester
jnruxmly played in comedies: she :ll-
:40 had an important part with Doro-
.‘lhy Gish in “Poppy Polly." ‘

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BATHING CAPS

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Stillson- Powell Corp.
SOL TH NORWALK

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3 deposited in this bank

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3: July 10th --
3, will draw interest frOm
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5% July '13:; 2‘
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3333 $3, 000 are cordially 323
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$19.92.

 

South Norwalk
Savings Bank

ace—~gm a

3 has Ieoovmed from his recent illness
and. is now able tor’get out once more.

‘provided by Speidel’s orchestra.

'7, Roton Point Speidel’s 8 piece or-

-‘VV'ere made to the police last night.

“Stabell swam

3the name of Ernest. Price was given

I" ' lured

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Mr. and Mrs. .2522ng of": m" "

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1.22m. are the lam Donuts
son, born yesterday morning.
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$3118! hl‘cMuEe‘n, of Judah Island,

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iThe Norwalk Tire Baseball team
will give :2 dance at Roton Point pa
vilion this evening. Music will be

“Harris 22'; Gans. That's All.

 

Work has started at the store locat-
ed at 20 Wood street for the altera-
tions before the stOre is opened as the
Springwood Community Store.

 

The district deputy grand master
and suite will visit Butler Lodge,, No.
97 1.0.0 F. this evening, for the
purpose oi; installing the officers elect-

 

e—Dance Wednesday evening, July

chestra.

 

Complaints about men stealing“
cherries from the yard of Dr. Charles.
G. Bohannan, of South Main street,

The police warned the men.

The Young Men’s Club of Trinitv
church held an important meeting
last night, at which time plans for fu-
ture work were discussed. An»
nouncements regarding these plans
will be made later. '

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ago yesterday Arthur W.
across Long Island
Sound in the remarkable time of four
hours, 42 minutes. Stabell it. will be
remembered Went to Long Island and
swam to Norwalk.

One year

 

A meeting of the Norwalk police
department has been called for this
afternoon. at. which time delegates to
the state convention of the State Po—
lice Association to be held in New
Haven on July 22nd. will be appoint-
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Banner Council/Sons‘nnd Daugh-
ters of Liberty. will meet tomorrow
evening, at which time initiation will
he held. Installation of officers: is
also planned for. but if the district
deputy is unable to be present it will
be postponed. All members are re-
miested to attend.

 

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Ladv McLaughlan Lodge,
Pnuehters of Scotiu. will hold a re
Elllfll‘ meeting in Red Men‘s ‘I-Iall
Main street. this evening" when Mrs
\l'illiam R. Hassell. of Eversley street
will giVe an illustrated lecture on ”A
\ acution in the RockV )lountainS the

Ymemite Vallev and Yellowstone
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_ —~D:mce W'ednesdav evening. July
4. Roton Point Speidel's 8 piece or-
chestra. 2

In the account of the trial of Louis
I‘nuzm. accused bV Stanlev TaVlor ol‘
the theft of some moneV f2 om his coat
pocket given in Vestmd 1V ’5 Sentinel.

as a witness against hogan. The
name Should he“: been Herbert Price.
lluqan was discharged {or lack of evi-
derce.
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The theft of a (‘handlrx I‘lespntch.
1920 model. four passensm car from
in hem of the Stinlf‘wltl hotel Bridge-
222:2 “as repmtetl to th2 local pollee
last nigh‘ The car was the propexty
of Di. Maurice Moscmitz of 10? 9 Ho—
wmd :IVenue. Biidzepn. t Registra-
lion number was “Connmticut 42—~

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_—Harris & Guts. That's All
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Naum Shorebresk of l as Th
.. ird
Street New York was ahlllllerLt'ictlm
of the circumstances :2: mortuarv
turn on the Westport R22 1 While

traveling down tha

t hil 1:?
he caught his re 1 “5 morning

ar wheel in

tracks and Wienched it off Foglreégg
in the car besides him~elt were
hurled out but none were 5: ziousl; in-
The wheel on the rm- which
was reported to be an old one was new

paired and the party again‘ tarted for

_ versary today.

iare spending the rim at RVe Beach

:epending several days with relativ

GEM); NDYJ’ES

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The V’Veed and Russel families, of ;
West Norwalk and Norwalk, field a _
reunion on the 5th of July at Pear,
Tree Point, Dal-ion. About thirty~‘
the. members of the families were
present. and enjoved themselves bath-
ing and boating; also all sitting down
to a bountiful repast The day was
pleasant and a general good time was
enjoyed all around. There were pre-
sent: Dr. R. G. Russell, wife and fa-
mily, of Ansonia; Mr. and Mrs;
James Russell and Family, Howard
Russell and wife, Miss Harriet Meek.
er and Russell Morehead, an of
Brooklyn, L. 1.; John Russell and.
family, William Russell and family3
and Florence Headley, all of Nor.
dalk; Frenk Paulvoitch and wife of
Bridgeport; Daniel “loved, wife 22nd,:
family of West Naiwalk and Walter}
Russell Weed and wife and W’illiaml
H. VVillmott. of Darien.

 

 

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Prosecuting Attorney Salvator Gen-3
uario returned V'esterday from a four
day visit to Atlantic City, where he
spent the time with a number of ac-.
quaintances, resting up mm the strain I
that was put on him during his last
month of practicing here.

 

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L A. Theriault acéompanied by his‘
friend Henry “’ebb, of Railroad ave-3
nue. left Julv 3rd for W'ashua. N.
to Vii-ill. ielatiV'es there. Watch
their return July 10th.

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\h' and Mrs Samuel Norris or New
Biitain, are Visiting at the home of;
Mi. and Mrs D. \Killiam Hart‘ord on
Chestnut street. 3‘

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Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mott. of Cetlarfi
Street, South Norwalk. are quietlyl

celebrating their sixth Wedding anni-2

Batn'g

FOR m 1ND BOYS—
ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES—

~Select Your

'WIIILE OUR smears COMPLETE.
ONE PIECE smaron LADES.

_ WATER WINGS Fen DEILDEEN.
RUBBER BALLS FOR WATER SPORTS.
.DATHING CAPS or ALL DISOEIPTIONS.

 

DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street

 

Suits

Suit Now

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Mr. and Mrs. ”John Mott. and Miss<.
Mabel Manglls and John Mott jr.

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John Cookerham of Atlanta, Ga,

and friends in South Norwalk.

 

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IMiss Irene Brody. of Brooklyn. spent .
the holidays as the guest of her court"

 

in, Hamilton Comstocli, of Quintard :
avenue. '
‘llis Vicioi l Benelispa and (laugh

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ter Velma of RPPrlgllfiPl me spondinh

the summer in the ellr'ksln’ies

Dr. Frank F. Huntington. who has
for some time been associated with.
Luther M. Vl'rizht. has severed his con-
nections with Mr. “Wight andwill go‘
to Hartford. where. he will resume his'
chiropractic practise. i

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Tinderwrlters' were about the our to-i‘
day with members of the “’ater Couri
missionersrtesling the pressure in the
hydrants. It is said that all hydrants
were found to be in excellent shape

The Central Fire Station apparw
tus was called by Box 42 shortly af-
ter 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
the pumping station of the Water De-
partment on Taylor avenue. The!
fire had started in some of the electri-l
ml apparatus there. and Was extin-
guiser by the firemen when the elec-
trical switch was pulled. The dam-
age "was quickly repaired by electrl.

 

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Representatives of the board of Fire 5 '

 

Watch Our

CHILDREN'S GINGEAM AND VOILE DRESSES
LADIES’ a: MISSES' WHITE VOILE :22 ORGANDY
CHILDREN ’8 23me DRESSES—All Colors

$4.00 ROW,.....

$2.98,NOW,

VOILE AND ORGANDY DRESSES
_ ......sz.79
swuNow, ......ssss
s3.aa,Now,- ”“4250

$3.50, NOW,

ss’.oo,Now,

'Labms'hfib missus DRESSES
......$122.95

$15.00, NOW,
$11.75, NOW, . .
"$ 7.95; NOW

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.Every Woman’s Fashion

8120

.Windows

$3.39
. .$2.50

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. ......$10.50
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Harris & Guns. That’s All.

 

An Irregular Curved Cornea.

see well.

HAGEN DEFEATS LAFI‘I’TE.

 

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VERSAILLES. July 1 (Associated

Press-,3.—~'Walter Hagen, the American

professional, won the French open

. . . golf cliampionshipvsuoday. defeating.

causes astigrma. VOur glasses Will Lafitu) of France? in the plavorf 0.23
correct this error and make you their tie.

 

 

 

13H A M‘E-R
Optometrists and Optician!
“The house of good slaw-3'.

87. Atlantic St..._ Stamifiord

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We Close it 6 P. Dummy.

 

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AN AOOLNINNOUR
APO‘UKET ml NEVER
MAKE AN OAK
It is putting it in theground,
THE RIGHT MEDIUM FOR
ITS GROWTH, that will turn
it from an acorn first into a

shoot, then into a shrub, then in-
'to a tree to hear more acorns

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Think of It!
3' Right Here in

- COlyar’sShoeStore

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Walk-Overs

J. M. [bitten 6' Co.

INSURANCE

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(mom-Domini!) .

5 MlLflOAfi AVENUI

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SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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South ’Norwalltfi .
TrustC' Ompan'yl

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and amount to something.

Use this bank to plant your
Savings with regularity and
the interest 'added semi-an-

nually will in due season bear
the result, of the Oak,

 

 

 

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. V1920, payable on and after duly

Mill Outlet 'Storetil

3.. etha- bargain all over the

LADIES BATHING 3
Suits at post this week at!
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aOLD CARS

loll your old can to the Brim
m 1qu W no, 1319
m as. between Oak and
fluid it, Bridgeport, Gonn-
PM. Mum sass-1.39m
hill M and tires to at our
ninth-13.7

 

black calfskin low shoes.

' their season.

will be finished for you here in 241 hours—«and expertly

.1;ng

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Children s bargain
in low shoes

Two different sorts of tan calf 102w shoes and a M
at beginning 1‘;

New in efiect, well made, and right
Weltod sole oxfords of tan calfskin

sizes 8 to 11, worth $5.50—— ' .,
sizes 111:6 2, worth $630“ g: :23
Tan calf Oxfords, good wag ~.
sizes 81/ lb 11, worth $4. 50—- flffli i
sizes 11 2h) 2, worth $15—— $i 3 2,

Main floor. rear.

~Women’s white
shoe bargain.

Limited number handsome white Nubuok laced all“

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I of mgflar high-mt fity‘le.

meaty heel and general air of trim Somme.
Regular price is $53—-

_ lf yea like a
western story.

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full of life and aotioh and gemfine adventure, read

Wunpoat—by’ Dane Coolidge.
It has the spirit which marked The Fighting Fool and

f a... .n‘

Silver and Gold stories with which Coolidge won favor.

Gold mines, a trusting prospector, a rascal of a $12!”

motor, —-and THE girl!

Other good new stardom»

Girl on the Hill Tape—Kenyon Gaml' u: r—-$'.1 75.

The Irony mac-4Pemy BMW 2 25.

Prairie Mother-«Arthur Stringer—1.

Bap ids—~Alan fitflivan—‘bfllb.

The Home of Dreams (lome True ——Margaret Pedlet

421 75.

"Half ?OIfiODS~Edna Ferber-$lilm

"Pictures ,onI
snapped the Fourth

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sslbie to do satisfgetgtry degfloping of m
ictures———aud O quit: _

oiug it; every day—and hundreds of font:

done
tinting of

Or we are

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“0%"..le and film packs are developed for. 10 cents!

'nt ere made at 46 to 60 each, according to size.
ff Vou are in a hurry, but want to be sure films Wiflb'

carefully handled and prints expertly Insider—we m.
Yv Fourth floor. J;

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ROWLAND DRY foooDs co.

 

 

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store.

 

 

 

The trustees “have ordered
that interest at theme 414].
per cent ”per annum be credited
to the depositors in the 80527. i'
ing Department for the currehl; V

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six months ending June 30 .

 

 

 

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VACATION

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Allkmds Of SeaFOOd

Derlon House

Shore aners 3'

Steaks, Chops and
Chicken

 

 

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Summer Needs for Home Lam: ml Garden
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