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- TUESDAY, AUGUST 3,1920. _
m scum NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL I gain NOTES
R Bailev of
married at the 1‘.-Dine of me lnide. ’1
Reed street, Monday morning August
12, at 8 o’clock bv the Rev
'Snavely, pastor of the South Norwalk:
1Methodist church
mmn ALMANAC FOR 'ate family witnessed
er. and Mrs.
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Mr and Mrs. IV Edson Lew'
son Harold, motored it
Friday to spend the’hla
flG crl 100k
Th1 1. REV.
BAILEY—STOUTENBURGT
Miss. Clara Stoutenburgh and Fred 5
this
, A. C. Coburn
city were quietlv Si. 'J-unes’ church, Danbu11'
11111.5;1' left by automobile 1"'3este1da,1
iul' Point of \Voods, Long Island,
where they will spend the month.
, Miss Edna \l1'11's, of \Vcst avenue
the immedi'lBtidgeport is expected to be a guest
the 991311101“- "ot \Iiss Kathleen L1' nch, of Elm street
lohn .l.
Only
Bailey
left on the 9
IE EOMORROW lo’clock train for the Catskill 1\Ioun-,N9rwalk in the 1911 Rem luture
gh tide, :11 a.,m 2 .36 p.111. 'tails where they will Spend theiii Mr. and Mrs. Walter lbbotson. 'of
$111 rise, 5 :50 set 8 H06 honeyn1oon. of, their return 11193,;B1'1dgeport. spent the Week end w1th
’. will reside at" 5 Reed street, South- their parents. "fir and Mrs Charles
Number of The Associated Press. Norwalk.v"She1wood,cf “ashington street
The Associated Press is excluhively
mated to the use for publication of
am news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwisra in this paper and also
Us local news published herein.
All rights or publication of spe-
an dispatches herein are also re-
carved.
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FONZI CONTINUES
' PAYING CLAIMS
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ermds. He estimated that up to last.
fight he had paid out about $3. 500. 000 1
:s‘mee the run began. He, asserted
that he was “sti ll (onsiderin;r the of-l
{q- of a. New Y'cuk banker ' whom hel
did not name to bu1' his business.
“The banker and his l‘renth Dart-
rners” Ponzi said “will have a confer-
we'nce with me today "
Edwin L. Piide, Federal auditor,
mind it would rtquire semral da1s
more to complete his 1101'}: He an-'
.mmnced he had found no indicattin
-fl( criminalitv thus far.
“- i Mr and \lrs. Chailes A. Sherwood,
Miss Anna Carroll of Spring Hill of No 20 “‘ashington street spent
avenue, returned yesterday from a’Sunday in New Canaan as the guests
week‘s vacation in the coun111'.She of 1111 and Mrs Flo1d Taylor.
recenth returned to Normal}: from :1 Stanley H Bedicnt has legumed du-
trip through the United States.
Niagara and from Niagara to Toron-
Companv after a two weeks’ vacation.
to, Canada
Paul Rioidan of Norwalk has re»
D}: S.:D. Ila-wrenCe of 53 South turned home after visiting her uncle
mam Stleet' “‘39 9‘9'1‘19’1t 0" “‘9 D. F Riordan of Golden 11111 11911101.
Connecticut Pedlc Societv left to1111. . ~ .
this morning for Philadelphia, Pa..! MI‘S. Albert Stel‘lmg 0f 30””‘11‘ ‘5
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. F. Riordan
'01‘ 1 Golden Hill, Bethe].
Miss Marie “Marco is visiting htr‘
brother at Utica N011'York,on her
to attend the National Association of
Chiropodists Conveniton,
Fred N. Smith, and wife. left yester-
day for Middletown, where Mr, Smith
11110 recently returned f1om Genoa. three weeks 1acation.
Italy, where he was Vice- Consul, will Miss Mildred Camp of Van Zuni
take up duties with the Middletown sheet the week end in New York with
Press. her cousin, Muriel Camp, .
Miss Mary G. Kirby, who has 1 Rev. and Mrs, P. H. Jacobs left this
charge 01‘ the stenogt'aphic depart. nlollllnfl tor a month's SOJOurn 1n
ment at the_.\ler1ill Business College Maine and New Hampshire.
resumed her duties ,1'esterda1 after st. Hem) S. Lockwood is spend-’
having enjoyed a t110weel1501'aca- mg the month of August, at Lakof
tion. Placid N 1'.
Miss Mamie Taylor and Miss Anna Miss B 55:8 “in“. of Gpor‘ngetO“
Seamon me spending their vacation is 1is1l1ng. “IQ F 1111}: Bac,0n on Bar-
’with Mr and Mrs. I‘lord T111",101 Of 1"ic11 2111191111,,
New Canaan '
!. ss Dorcas Flvnn daughter of Mt.
to'ties at the office of the Fenis Coali
iliace \11fh the advancing costs the com .
Mr’ 13de H Fly,nn of Livings-
1s visiting relatives in
twith their parents on Crescent street, lGloversville, N. Y.
Mrs. F1 ed S L1' on is visiting friends
.~rect0r 01 tin Waterbury. '
and hisi
l Increased Tendency
To Profiteer
BOSTON, Aug. 3.—An inc‘leased ten-
ldencx toward profiteering especially
in the meat and produce business is
mine the six months ending Julv 5.11
has in(1‘e.1.<{d 102.6 per cent. sinte
(1913, according to the comniissionexs
who how'e1 er, piedict an early reduc-
tion due to an abundance 01 1a11' 111.1-
lerials, prices of which it is pointul
out have (hopped sharpl1 of late.
\\ ages as a general lule have kept
IDIISSJOH 533‘ S
HELD FOR $50,000 SILK THEFT
FROM NEW HAVEN ROAD.
NEW HAVEN. Aug.
Persi .“0 _1'1-a1s old of
i111 rested here. 1esierda_1 on a charge
;‘oi stealing \1011110 worth (11 wolh a: 11‘.
Ithread ftom a height car .11 172111111111.
;,ton He was locked up and 11111] on
del‘ault of $10 000 bond.
l _ FlRE IN TORRINGTON.
THOMASTON, A112. Cl.~l~‘i1'e }'C‘SIPl“
day, of unknown origin. partially d1»
gstroyvd the \Villiams 1‘; Johnson build-
1ing .a two-story structure. in Main
street. The \I'ebster building adjoin
ing, was also damaged and the total
loss is estimated at $70,000, The fire
started in a pile of straw. l-‘ire 21D—
lizlratus from 'l‘erryville and \\'ate1'-
villi) helped put out the blaze.
The cost of living in Massachusettsl
2.-~Giuseppe ‘
Allinztown, was,
s
_ ednesaav;
An extended area o.‘ l'
continues c1 ntral 01 er the 10..
;region this morning attends 1.
ant and moderatelv cool
es,
east gull‘ stat and on
and south Atlantic coasts
ate area or low
\the Canadian northwest
‘produccd but little precipitation
Conditions favor 101' this
fair and moderateh cool weather.
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i The Battery F Social club 01‘ Stam-
. lord will hold a dance at Roton Point
:tonight and local young men who are'
iormtr members oi the old Slamlord
battery are planilim: to attend.
iHANLY WELL KNOWN
TO NORWALK “DRYS”i
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l’K' north "I Hate it,“
in 1911s,
ing
some
and English
ll ob‘
in eloquence
ot‘ the oratory of‘
soil." it was a powerful
(cred attack‘on the liquor
concluded with:
trade
moderate temp-
.‘glt 111'1sS111'1'i
, 1' l.1‘-'.3 ,
b' 1111 is
111 atht'r.
Showers have occurred during the last
24 hours in northern New England, the
the middle
A model'—
piessuie 01"eilies the
noted in a repoit (Oda-V Of the state no1tl1e1'n Rocln mountain region and
commissidn on necessaries oi lite cov I it has vet
1 icinity
It
“i hate it as Lincoln hatul sla1'e1'1'.
And as 111- sometimes saw in prophetic:
1ision the end of Haven
and the com-
ing of the time when the sun should
shine and the rain should
no slave in all the Republic,
lunholy traffic."
tall upon
so I
sometimes seem to see the end of this
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Regular $39.00 Englander Da-
Bed Complete; Sale
$28.75.
Price,
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£91111“va
Big reduction in all grades of
pillows.
A single motion converts this
couch into a comfortable,
full sized bed. Has the fa-
mous Englander _11‘r.k fabric
spring, and Impala] Roll
Edge mattress. Regular,
' $38.00; Sale, $27.50.
FOSTER IDEAL SPRING, as comfortable as a
box spring and much more sanitary—Regular
$20.00; Sale, $15.85.
GEVINE FURNITURE CO
AT SALE OF BEDDING
This Week
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Q. @213
@ @211.“
$12.50: TOTAL. $11.75—ALL FOR $27.85.
, ..1...R;l1§.§§4‘3m£ $14.85.
at great reductions.
during this sale
HERE is the greatest bargain of all the bargains. Two inch Post. full sized bed.
regular. $18.75; National Spring. grey enameled. $10.50: Combination Mattress.
Genuine OSTERMOOR Mat-
tress in best grade Art Tick,
Regular, $35.00 at $26.50.
SILK FLOSS Mattresses,
All other Mattres-
Only,
3
JQ
ki‘ :£.: 33.x:
Four Post Colonial Beds
Regular $53.00 at $37.75
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IVE SELDOM HAW A SALE. AND NEVER EXAGGERATE OR DECEIVE. YOU IVILL FIND ON EVERY ARTICLIN‘HEREGU-
LAR PRICE TICKET TOGETHER ‘WITH THE SPECIAL PRICE TICKET FOR THIS W'EEK’S SALE.
Mahogany or Walnut finish.
IVE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE LINE OF BEDS. SPRINGS. M ATTRESSES. COTS. COUCH BEDS. DAYJ BEDS. PILLOWS. COM-
FORTS. AND BLANKETS AT VE RY CLOSE TO COST PRICE.
a Ma‘s‘fi-sus»; é'm
13$?
Regular $14.50 Englander Wit-
Edge Bed Spring; Sale Price,
$9.90.
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A chance to buy your winter’s
supply of Blankets and Com-
forts at. big savings.
in Entire stock of Brass and
Iron Beds are marked about
1—3 of regular price.
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Our windows and entire ground floor has been given up to the display of Bedding
Just Step 1n the door and see the Opportunity to save money
ANGEVINE
made in the w
lndiana Republican State convention.
was in its way a gem, rank-
with
lnscr- I
and cen-
" 50c quality, Sale price, 29¢ each facture, exceptional value. Val-ah.
,- 750 quality, Sale price, 59c each $9.00— .
1 ,3 95c quality, Sale price, 690 each Sale pnce, dog, $5.98 !
English Finish Longcloth
‘ $500—-
pearance with handsome raised de»
$8.50—
plain white, with
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920.
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Great Summer Sale
Hundreds of Dresses
New Frcsli ('arci‘ully Chosen at. prics you 11511.] 1
long, long: ago.
Gingham and Voile Dresses. $5.98: \Vorth $10.00
Tllc Biggest \Vtisll Dress Bargain of. the season; 50 lwau.
til'ul slicer roilcs in floral and ohtcr tlt'signs, also smart dime»
es of gingham, in the very newest plaids and checks.
111,1,
Handsome Dresses
organdic and combination stylus 11111]
styles and everyone a beauty—all the
Of figured
g1:11]‘;1‘t‘ll(‘
fashionable colors.
grcorgfct l O,
twenty-five
$14.98. Worth unto $23.00
DRY ‘GOODS
iAt Substantial Price Reductions
Heavy Crash Towling
' ' ' S . 0' ' ‘ ' 111171:
Made 01 lngh grade, 5011, strong higlllwnib:(‘n_;‘):’j3w“0{1:11;}: '1q11'1h1':
' . re, . ' " . ' . “' ‘
1am smooth, e1en soit “Km is mostly lincn, whit-h mule-1- ll.
Chamois:
Regularly.
pure white bleach and
nod for heavv sorvic' '111 "' 1'.
iinish; 10 \‘Bid piec1s; g ' L d 1 “‘1 "
bility. Value 39c yd.—
Sale pnce, yd., 290
Huck Towels
Firmly woven. long 11‘11111'
ty, hemmed ends—e
391: quality, Sale price,
Sale price, piece, $3.98
Fine Quality Nainsook
W'ovon from high grade Egyptian
qllall‘
391‘
111'!)
cotton yarn: special sot‘t‘t’inish: . s ‘. .. _ .
10 vard pieceS' Regularlv 3500” 49c qualatl‘y. lbalernce. «.91; 81H,“
'. ' ’ - ' abe amask
sale pnce’ plece’ $398 Bleached, th-inchcs wide . rial
White Bed Spreads service giving quality, oxcrllent dc»
Crochet vea1e senic gi1ing signs; value, $1.25U
, ‘ ‘ i 1 " e ' A -
quality; attractive patternsw Tabliallg pngi, yd" 98¢
Enm 813601811, $234 ea" Heavy Damask, substan'inl quali
Satin Bed Spreads ty. excellent for hard 11171113 $175,
value— '
The highest quality, fine rich 1111- Sale price yd $1 49.5
1 ' ' 3,
Hemmed Table Napkins
Excellent quality, 1111*1'1'criz1-d {in $1
ish, 1'~i‘l"cctivc patterns, hvuznied.
ready for usc-— f
Special, $1.98 doz.
Table Napkins
Genuine Scotch and lrish Iltmu
signs; pure white bleach; value
Extra Special, $5.98
Turlnsh‘ Bath Towels
Bath. Towels. all
Hemmed Ends—
Soft, spongy.
Phone
527
Prom}?
I' eliv cry
l GEHEBE’S l
IT'S HERE LP IT'S BOUSEWABE.
Hot Weather Hints
Blue Flame Oil Stoves.
Gas 61. Oil Ovens
Electric 81. Gas Irons
Croquet Sets
Ice Picks
Fishing Baskets
Fireless Cookers
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Rubber Garden Hose.
Hose Reels
25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
11115 STORE cLosss AT 11 P. M. sATURDAvs.
J ACOBY’S
CLEAN-UP SALE
OF MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL PROVE USE-
FUL FOR MANY MONTHS TO COME. QUOTED
$$§§DUCTIONS THAT ARE REAL REDUC-
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
WASHINGTON STREET. SO. NORWALK
HerShfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
——-—Daily Service Between New York and Norwalk——-
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
“15%; padded vans for furniture work.
Main Oflice, 26 Concord Street, South Norwalk, Phone 294
'New York Office. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
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Phone;I Phone
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CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street
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