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$2.65 WERE $3.00
5.3.00 WERE $3.50
$3.25 WERE $4.00
$4.15 WERE $5 00'
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$1.15 WERE $1.50
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Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
SOUTH KORWALK.
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Bl‘lY NEWS
1‘ :11 Clark. formerly
j-xrtmont of the
'1 .1111 company,
with
Norwnlk ’l‘i
that company
.. linger of the 100111 (.3101:
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McLaughlin, of
11w funeral of
-lili21 McLaughlin,
- EtuughlinJ
he:-
wife
of that city,
nTc-rfig'nt again at Roton Poi
:L :_e Chateau Jazz Babies.
1:3- 1'._.1pic~1 () E S. will holdi
11 ;~ iv on FIN 11
" .111 Suppcr “ill be
«flock
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3 ill 1182.53. '
'mn who have been groin;r
1f1‘11y Fair for 11111113; venrs will
1113x-su1111'ised to find a bland
'. there this season.
1.‘ .1; Mullen.
" 111114-11 so that. nobody won
11 is pronounced today
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*1 1-11‘4, and it will he kept. so.
‘ 333111 Pacer, New York.
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lune 30th
of the ser—
ha 4 Severed his
and
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:.‘1v was in Stamford Sunday,
aunt,
Tilly 30th. at
served
and those who have
call
11211 ing 01 91‘ hauled
as
withing 01' itshind which lies
the suhjcot of today's
SOUTH NOVWALK TRY-ST
They amount to $934.-
mk value. although the par
They include
zhe United States ‘Govem—
11131111111 Provinces. TOWns and
--1 11w United Sfates. Railroad}
:1 ? wml Telephone Company Bonds.
f ll'->2()l.ll‘CPs of this compam
$3 826 807. 07.
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.BATHING CAPS
35c and SEC '
‘tillson-P’owell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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ISN’T 1T
TRUE
that nobody’s savings
account ever looks half
so interesting as your
“'Jown‘?
Our being open Man-‘
it
easy for busy folks to
day nights makes
bank JJmoney regularly
at 4%‘int'erest here.
South Norwalk
Savin'gs’fiafil;
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mu an n. m. 1... ‘
mum-gumooaoclacaao - -=:ran
JRoton Point on Tuesday
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' complained to the ponies that she had
.Hc was fined $3 and‘ costs amounting
‘ on the municipal plant, too heavy for
1 whose child it was Mrs. Rookie Gas»
_ tani. of 45 Chestnut street.Jcame along.
A class of candidates "was ‘Jiniéiaied
W3] :11 the meeting of Progress Forum, No. street, reported to
__.1 F F L. last‘evening.
Bittery “F Boélhl Club of “Stamford
will hold its sew annual dance at
August .110.
Sherman Council Royal Arcanum.
will meet this evening and all men»;
«hers are requested to make it a point
to attend
Tracev Knapp of 41 Riverside mn-
nue reported that his bicy 01:: had been i
stolen from in front or: the City Huh.“ J
last night.
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“baseball toms was held'la‘t. Baxtei
mounds last night, a number of the
‘ members being there. 1
J éTo-night again at» "Roton Point?
'Park 'Le Chateau Jazz Babies.
Frank (7. Godfrey Post, No. 12,
American Legion, assisted'hy the Red
Cross will hold a midsummer ‘dance
_,at «Roton Pointlon “Wednesday. eve-'
ning, August 11th.
. 4.1..
The second annual ie-union of the:
‘ 010 Sixth company will he held at the
Dorlon house tonight, the "feed” be-
ing piepared and ready for the ex-
service men at 6:30 o’clock.
There will be a big doings at the
meting of Old \Vell Commandery, U.
2 O. G. C‘., this evening. Visitors from-
important lodges and slate .ofllcers
will be among those present. J
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-—Harris & Gans. ”That’s AIL
The entertainment committee of the
Old 'J‘Well Hok & Ladder 00., arrange-
, last eiening and made final arrange—3
ments foi the clam bake to he held
next Sunday, August lst. in Bulch—l
ard's woods. . J
.Mrs. Charles /'Car.nagie of Sound'
Bach 11110 has been visiting with
hm p111 cuts \Ii'. and Mrs. Frank Strat-z
ton, of 19 Haxiland street, left thisl
mowing: fox a trip through the White
mountains
The members of Friendship Associ-
ation. No. ’2’. are enjoying the annual
picnic of the lodge at Rye Beach, to.
day. Tho members left on the 9
o‘clock car from in front‘ of Mead’s
drug store this morning.
' '—~Special $10 dancing
$5 during August.
course for
Polley's School.
Residents of Haviland street com-
plained of a noise being made in one
of the back yards there. Pairolmun'
Frank Stratton investigated and found’
a group of small boys playing quoits.
He warned them to make less noise.
Ruth Kohon, 0f Railroad avenue.
been bitten on the left arm by a dog.
owned by Mrs. Charles Handley
West Washington street. Dag War- [i
don “’alsh was notified and hasJ
made arrangoments to take the (log:
away and dispose of it
Louis Waller, at Brooklyn arrest—
ed last Saturday morning for'opemt-
ing a motor truck Without a driver’s’
license, 'nppeared before Judge Vos-
burgh this morning and pleded guilty.
1.0 $5 in all. \Valler had left his license
in Brooklyn before coming to this
city.
The electric light service was off
'for three minutes last night. at. 8:50
and again for three minutes at 9:13
o’clock due to trouble in the transform-
er on Pine street. Repairs were made
during the three minutes the electrici-
ty *was off_ A heavy 16114 was placed
it to carry at the time, which resulted
in the temporary shut down.
Two year old John Olsen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen, of Sound
View avenue, was found playing on
the main line railroad tracks near
‘Bouton street last evening about 7
o’clock by Patrolman John Smith. As
Patrolman Smith was wondering
and identified the boy and Volunteer-;
ed to take him, which she did. ’
Harris 8: Gans. That's All.
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Banking
Semce
We try our best here to put.
ourselves in the "place of the de-‘_
positor and to look at the ser-
vice we render from: gins—0r
hen—point of view. To be
t J in business expansion.
., greater satisfaction, confident
true to" high ideals which help
Whatever? the'fiameter; m
. volume of your account, we on-
lderta‘ke to handle it ‘to your
that you will be glad thait you‘
entrusted your financial mot-
111612115110 this strozg‘rbank. . J ‘
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Only National Bank in J J
' South N orwJalk J 'J
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burning, «but evemhing seemed to be
in good condition
any complaint against her
‘on the '311'1.‘
,home for
'ln the North
, our beloved.
-handling the riding public of Briige— .
'port, the jitneymen weie today per-
chcilng their a)»- 119m of cn‘eiing 111E
{the additional bosses were» assigned
‘Holiurt E Bram: 0f “15 .
that his wife had _ '
The regular Tuesday and mitt? o:-
tho men residents of ~‘Ha1‘o01‘ View Will
be held at th e club house this e19-
ning.’ '
P G C Haymaker Albert M 1”th
man paid an omcial visit to Una;
Hasnloft 0I'1tS a‘u: 01d 145121321- and
installed the newly v eloctcl emceis
there.
Patrolman John Smith wan-neg a
crowd of young men 1«ho hung
around the store of Abe Abdo, 2:?
wooowara a'v cone to cease Inez. pro-
fanitv and foul talk or arrests would
follow A complaint was made by .113.
Abdo about the young men.
The back doir of the Gorham Com.
pany’s storo 0n “‘nshlnaiou sheet
Was found open by Patrolman Jon.)
Flynn last night. The lights wore
The door was se-
cured and a watch kept on tho stme‘
the rest of the night
A \Irs Louis ‘of Haviland .slleet.
complained to the poliie that her hus-
band from whom she is separated.
had come to her boarding plucn and
film] beaten hci an} film 11.111191} him
warned to stay away Patiolman
Sammls and Sergt Gibson located the
man and warned him to cease ins
actions Mrs. Louis wouldnt make
husband
aze of assault, so 11-: 12-115.
not arrested; ’
A xery handsome buoklet of 288
Jpagos has been 1‘: ‘ued by A. E Mc-
Laughlin of New Canaan in ti‘ .9 lorm
of a directory for New Canaan Be-
sides containing the names of every
residet in \ew Canaan their occupa
'llon and home 1113111935. or business ad—
dress numerous pictures of New Cu-
naan home-s and mincipal points 01
interest axe published. An honor roll
“ich the names of those who made
the great sariificc is also published
\Vifh the diver tisemcnts of all that
is best in every line, the directory is
one that New Canaan should well be
proud 01‘.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mr, and Mrs. George \K’. Coffin. of 4
icldsn place. are entertaining Albert
Davis and daughter. formerly resl~
rents of Brooksidc. 12nd now residents
of Englewood. California, at their
a few days. The visitors
will leave for a ShOl’t visit to New
London, and 'hen will return to Nor-
walk for a longer slay with Mr. and
Mrs. Coffin. . 1
3
Mrs. Hubbard Lockwood and
daughter. Helen have rat 1“th to their
home in New York after spendinv a
few weeks at the home of m and
Mrs. Harold Kendrick of ‘South Main
sfreet \Iis. Lockwood was formerlv
of Rowavion
\11‘ and Mrs. D. J Shaw. of South
Nom'alk and 1.111113 Anna Déubel of
this citv.‘ have returned to their
homes after a week’s visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hustes
Highlands, near Cold
Spring, N. Y.
Rudolph H. Gerard, noted New York
Attorney, who is visiting Sah'ator P.
Genoa! 10 of this city. and who is star
111;: at The Hilltop Inn. is expecting to
start Thmsday moxning for an all (1411*
fishing trip.
Anthony Biernlai. 0f (Flax Hill Road.
is spending the (lay in New York He
is the guest of his sister with Whom
he is attending the baseball game at'
the polo grounds
,______ .
Miss Kathleen Lynch and. cousin;
Miss Margaret Lord, were visitors in
Bridgeport Sunday. with Miss Edna
Myers. of~W‘est avenue. that city.
TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO
Card of Thanks
We desire to extend our thanks and
appreciation to our friends and neigh-
bors for their kindness and svmpathv
during the wake and fuperal of my
husband and our father Andrew
Yobbazy. “'e especially wish to
thank the American Hat R & G.
and the Norualk Dress (30., 11110 took
a very unique part in the burial of
Mrs. Andrew Yob‘bazv
. and family.
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lwrmriumu
13111001490111
with then success
July gram-4:911
of yesterdav in
various routes. Under the supervision
of Hairy F1 auk, president of the Purl:
City Bus Owners’ Association,
President John B. Schwarfiz. of the
Bridgeport Bus Owners" Assooiatlon.
their running lines and schedulr’s
weze lieing vcrked out in an effort to
duplicate those of the abandoae‘d ms.
ley service.
During the early rush hours follav
no congestion was reported and re-
sults Were on a par with yestérday.
when the workmen reachgd the “£110
tories satisfactorily, mourning "00721102
tory heads.
‘Fa'taI Auto Acme: '
and '
HARTFORD Conn;
”tires of fatal automob
‘the suite for the first all: months at I
We... at '
Store Clam
Daily at 5;
Saturday 1116.
Discount,
Applies to
- Cash or
Credit
Pu re [1 1:: 367-9
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During .ur Mad Swain-er Sale of
Furmture and Home meshmgs
Every Macifine Guaranteed New and Yahoo—Finished
< m Malioganxw WWW and FumedOuk.
TYPE “A”
Re ular rice . . . . . . . . . $32.50
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Rogulnr Price “$4000 '
1—8551qu cu-MII‘I'OO 6000
:Price ........$'34oo '
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SB‘ePfice ..-.IJoo!:
July and August Moses
Regular “Selling ‘Price
Elsewhere $1.00— 1
Our special‘Price ........
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Records Speéia'lly ”Priced at
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This 157 Reducho ' ' :1 Also Ap-
plies to All Other $0M
Makes of Haemogra‘ohs Winch
TYP' E at”
Regular Price .- . . . . . . . . $50. 00
REgUlar ”ice 00.0.0.0 $75-00 ,
Less 15% W...” 1125 .-
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sale Price 0000.:
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