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>DARIEN FIREMEN 1
‘ OPEN CARNIVAL
Continued From First Page.
in charge me p1epa1‘ed to accommo-
date these la1ge crov. (is
' The featme of this atternoon will
be a Cake sale by the ladies of the
town, who lime alw 1:5 f1ee11 helped
the firemen in their (lions to make
the departmcnt efficient in (:1 ery way
possible.
V~~~w citizen of harien should come
to the carnival, every evening, be-
cause it is being run to raise money
to purchase new apparatus for the
fire department. ’
Following is the list of those par-
ficipatin: in this event and who are
making it a success: 1
Chairman—Ernest B. Crofoot.
Gorretat‘y—«N. S. Finch.
Treasurer—Edward Sisson.
Auto booth-Lester Bounty, Jack
Kilboy, Cartu Ballard. Fred Finch.
Entry gatewE B. Hindley. 'Frank
fieudenthal. Stanley Whitney H. B.
Cooke Chris Thole.
Pant-in: committee~Carl Schmidt,
13.0 Litchfieki Paul VYhigman.
Sugar bnoth--Thomas De Courcey,
Stephen Torck
Arrow booth——Thon1as Buch, Sam-
uel Sharer. '
Dolls—~F1‘ank Standing. Albert But-
tery. . " « .
Ladies‘ fancy lmotltmfl‘illizml Brew
cher. Walter Peels. Harold V‘Vood.
Fruit booth—41071111111 Buttery. B.
Brennher. ,
Roller racer»Cl1ar1es Otto, Ernest
Croat.
Hoop 121—»Juli21 Lazar, Sarepta Knic-
ter.
(1111. classwme—vStctthon T'Vnmi. Earl
isotznsbet‘}:
Fall game—John Mason, Earl Van
Siclrlicr.
Doll hontlt—EdWart! McGuinness,
"William \‘i'ooci, JOFF‘1111 Drut'y.
Roller pool tableAllr. and Mrs.
Joseph Seymour.
Candy bootlt~—V.‘nlmr Alexander
{tar} Brago, ‘.
Sugar~Cantain Charles Gordon.
Kenneth Canttm
Refreshmen “Coorze D
~ r ance arl
‘4‘nnzelt Carl Brctmm_ ’ C
Cake sale. this aftemoon, will
charge of the women be in
DEFIES REVENU E
AGENT T0 BREAK
OPEN TRUNKS
(Continued from Page One)‘
Brink street noted :1 truck
none.» the sheets 11 'tnottt it . -
fights, The of‘ficet halted thse till-lg}:
and ordered the timer to prorec-l to
headquarters it was then learned
that this “as the tilltk after “hich
/ the Greenwich 1e\enue office 3 wow
com in I:
\i.
Winnie
& A. L. GOLDEN, Props. that he was an officer, was a.
piece of paper.
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920. H
enwich. It wasi to 1 amp:
1
io— oficer returned to Gre W‘
it, generally believed at headquarters '01 1:12 t 1111.1133‘1'3. talc:
that there was real liquor in thel lot . . “gill . a y
3; oung men 1 me 1 -
Capt Brennan told him that. the
the revenue cal mlice had no pews. to seatch
The driver of the truck refused to truck, and the 305‘“ {games Runners Ain‘t“
‘110 a dI—(Iie ruslaed itho the station t. t k d t t d in t nder were given some good advtce apgut
use 11 eman ed t at he search Open he run 5 an s a e a u ,
I h'ill EfTABg‘IggELgEg'Y} lthe “'11th Capt. John B Brennan, re: no conditions woulidihedletththe man jtagnsgmllzfikadgagdodg 33:01} The! 10:. of 150 cases of Whiskey in cnazae
' kw AME ,quested he man to s . 1.1- look I; What he 11a 1151 e em 11 V
hov “'5 awed“ a Many motorists have refused to at Fred W 13115011 and Georg
All he had with him showing Both were ordered to proceed DYl Fe“..- rm both of Greenwich was 89
The latter wear no
ivers I
earn; tseiznre was
e Mer- by seeing
ized byher house.
small the 10.3111 police who could not hold step when ordered to do so by badges prohibition officers and pence coda},
'1
1
11 men were arrested. The
anti t e made at the home 01‘
cross the state 1111.» 111
91‘.
A woman in LongmeadoW. a tOW“ Monday, were to)...“ 1.1
. - south of here gave the omcex‘eiihe and stored by pinlnlgt; 7
S RINGFIELD, July 24 ——A thick itip when her suspicions were arouse“, telhday A load of “A ”l o
the truck stop in fTOBhWIJtaken 1n the 1.1.1111
seized Liquor in storage. 3stated in New 11.21.11.
SATURDAY, JULY 24
Bottled gin and :1 1r. .zn1L., 1;
gallon cans of almlmt
way. John Shea, a former local liquor aeat— tWo aut0m0b11°$ “hi“: 1711.1" "
"Illju;
here was moved lly 1..) _‘
He had no badge. the men on any charges. The revenue a1 agents
WWW ,
In this large, cool store
patrons may shop in com- 7
fort these hot days. eFIFTH AVENUE— ‘
38th Street
Mail and Telephone 01.1... Filled—Plum F112... 19011—1451 for Telephone Order Desk
Summer Store Hours
9 A. 51. to 6 P. M.
Store will be closed all day
Saturdays ,
39th Street
During Julyond August
THE MID-SUMMER SALE OF
Begins Monday, July 26
A. T NINE o’clock Monday the doors will open
on this yearly event that has come to mean
so much to New Yorkers and New York
visitors.
It is an event that is more than a mere purchasing oppor-
tunity. It: is really a very comprehensive exhibit of 20th
century furniture of the finer type—including suites for
every room, or single pieces-and enough variation in the
styles to gratify many different tastes. There are also many
period reproductions faithful to the originals in design and
Prices are very much worth considering.
Two-piece Living Room Suite, made in the Lord 8:
Taylor workshop.
Sofa, $245.00. Arm Chair, 3145“
finishes.
FURNITURE
Twopiece Living Room Suite, made in the Lord 81 Taylor
workshop.
Sofa, $170 .00 Arm Chair, $95 .00
Four-piece Louis XVI. Bedroom Suite, in mahogany,
walnut, ivory or gray enamel. . ............. . . . . . $550.00
“With Twin Beds. 5675. 00
Fons-piece Hepplewhite Bedroom Suite in walnut.
, $450.00
was Twin Beds. $550.00
4.015.
J'r-l»
Four-piece Louis XVI. Bedroom Suite, in walnut, ma-
hogany or ivory enamel ......................... $795.00
With Twin Beds. 5995.00
Ten-piece Hepplcwhitc Dining Room Suite, in mahogany
or walnut................................-.....$750.00
Pia-£70 Floor
Tcn-pxece modified Colonial Mahog 'Dlnlng Room Suite.
W'ith 66 1n. BnFct $750.00. With fin. Bullet, $800.00
I
Ten-piece Queen Anne Dining Room Suite, in 11:1?—
nut...... 8650.00
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THE BOSTON STORE’S
July CLEARA CE Sale
STARTS MONDAY M ORNING, J ULY 26th
Monday Morning, Promptly at 9 o’Clock, Marks the Opening of One of the Mast Stupendous Value
Giving Sales Our Enterprising City Has Seen m a Decade!
$75, 000 Stock of High Grade Dry Goods Placed at the Disposal of the Consuming Public at Prices Which Reflect
UNDER MANUFACTURERS’. COSTS 1n Almost EVery Instance!
We Have Given Great Merchandise Values .11 the Past, But We Will Surpass All Our Previous
Demonstratlons of Wonderful Value lemg in T1118 Great Sale.
Norwalk Chronicler