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Joseph Davis
8:3 Washington Strut
scum Honwm,
The board of councilmenmill meet
on next Tuesday evening August; 10,
at the citr ball. A umber or met.
ters will come up to: discussion at
illu meéting
Mr. and Mrs. Miriam iF. KOin oi
Butritt avenue, announce the enga: t
11.1-1 o theit 1i:1ugh.er Mabel H. KOrn,
to Hamilton L. Comstock. The
ringe to take place sometime
Fall.
this
Tlit.‘
A
The Greenwood A. C. will play the
Highland A C the on Baiket Flats
on Monday night at 7 o‘clock.
lineup for the Greenwoods will be:
Salleck, 1).; Ireland, c.; Olsen, 1b.;
Tea, 2b.: Stabel 145.; Lombardi, 3b.;
\Santellan. rl‘.; Lleforia, ct;
-—Harrls & Guns. That’s an.
l Sherman Council Royal Arcanum,
will hold its next regulat meeting on
Fellows Hall. Plans are being made
to increase membership to 100, and
there will be the usual prize drawing,
carpet bowling and other good things.
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CITY NEWS
. . S Kt-ndall is visiting in
hi:- l‘ticvnds will be delight-
tlmz be greatly
:1 alth.
(‘1 mt.
is
That‘s All.
'Jl; ltre<s company.
So.
of 4.3
Norwalh. Conn.
weeks vacation.
A112. 7th and will
.\u .ztist "31d,10‘_‘0.
'tn-day until
l\\'()
\1: 211111.
_,\i-llill Lt\.
8:30. O'Brien.
.. . and mfr-rtainment at K.
:ral tonight.
_\l.:-r.:1T1-:li 1111.! his faintly
l l" is ut-c1~;:2or :1 trit- ol
t~':- in (‘:1uad:i. spnndinz
.‘tltiwulotti‘s Vacation at
-; Quint: St, Margin titcdu
-:1, l'toiince of Quebec. Mr.
' l1.“ lwv‘ll in business in
-:1d Notuall. 1"1u uttmlm
Ii
1 1111iugh~to tiomlti<it1ttHc
1' .7': 1:1, S! m; o d .ltltma'o,
l't.itml Show“ (‘ivil Service
.1 ~i1m has just isslll‘tl a noticc
'wttoztaphc-rs :tro still uracntly
l‘ in the government service at
'zmton. D. (‘. Thor.- arc threr‘
“I pcrntanent positions lo l‘v“
. at our-1‘r at entrance salaries of
.‘1” hundrtd dollars a year Willi
bonus of thttv dollars a month
wry-ices- are catsfactory. Examina-
arc ln-l'l every Tuesday at 9 a. m.
.wAlarut-r cities of New England.
ham-motion and required appli-
:1 blank.
~11: the secretary of the Board of
“iril Service examiners at any
11' second class post office.
BATIHNG CAPS
35c and 65c
Stilison-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWA‘LK
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31‘ mm - - gum-quini-
Your Habits
Are Somehow
Known
:1 burglars. That’s the
:zon folks who keep
ir money in a. bank
t-C‘LOLU} t; their securi‘
:49; legal documents
l'l jewelry in a safe
deposit box; and their
il1t silver and other
~1lu ables of bulk in our
3 orage vault, are pret-
ty certain not to be
1.;lested,
Safe Deposit Boxes
$4. A 'Year
im- ‘
l of tho Kickerbocker
,_ 11m: to arrive in .‘(or-
this afternoon. makinrz
up on the cruise to the
A Hooker will be given,
(LIN crcnim: at the Nor-f
- . 1 t'lub. There will be an
ill and refreshments.
Form 304. may be secur»
' E Collateral Loan,
Bonds, 934,037.67
Cash in Reserve Banks, 25,740.60
. Savings Teller’: Cash_ . 7,583.71
l . $2,188,496.50:
by the members of the clam bake
committee of l ncas Tribe No. 26. I. 0.
lR' M. for the bake to be held tomor-
11‘ow at Calf Pasture beach. The bake
[will be the nearest approach to an
old-fashioned bake that has been put
on yet. according to the committee.
E Final arrangements have been made
1
l The hirtv—eighth annual outinag of
Tthe Or er of the Eastern Star in this
fstate will be held at \Vordell's Ocean
Beach. New London, Tuesday. Ana"
1‘1. the occasion being the observance
‘of Robert Morris Day. Arrangements
will be made for a shore dinner and
other events. The business meeting
will be held at eleven o'clock .
———Open Saturday until 8:30. O'Brien.
3 Editor Victor \V. Ferris of the Nor.
walk Hour returnt-d to his desk
dutios yesterday al'lcr ‘Slyf‘lllllllg a
two “'PORS' vacation in a cr1i<c to
lllock Island aboard tho link, accom-
panied by a party of friends, The
nuinbt‘rs ot' the party am- said in
lime fished out the Sound. and a:
lmmh of the. ocean as they tr:t.;l'.~= 0!!
in their trip and all tetutned bronzed
by H11 sun and scouting l} in thc nc~t
lof healtlr
--0pcn Saturday llllltil 8:30. O'Brien.
and Mrs. Percy Mat-Donald ‘of
i‘hilztdnlpbia. l‘a.. who were mart‘ d
on Tuesday at noon in the “Little
(‘lmrcli Atound the Corner" in New
1Yorl; city are visiting the bridesmaid
‘M’ thu occavion Mrs. Leslie Judge
“ll'l is a guestof her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. (‘lcvcrlyz of ("raw
aw-nuo. Mr. MacDonald. who served
in the Marine (‘orps in the late War
is now in the employ of the L'. S.
Shippingr Board and Mrs. Mat-Donald,
nee Miss Emily .Hetrich, ’was recently
secretary in one of the departments ot‘
the John Wanamaker Store. They
limb arc
is an idoal spot to spend it honeymoon
(any other vacation period.
:vl l‘.
E “Dam-in: and entertainment at -K~
of C. carnival tonight.
The Regent Theatre was crowded
last night at both performances of
the picture "The Woman in Room
1:2." starring Miss Pauline .F‘rederick.
The, reason waslhat Miss Emily Phi!
theater was “co-starred" with Miss
Frederick. there was no evidence of
it in the picture last night. although
it is true that our Emily had a some-
what more important part than in
former productins in which she has
former productions in which she has
appeared. She played the part of
Harriett Marsh, :1 country girl, a for.
mer school chum of Laura Bruce.
Miss Frederick. She gave a very
good characterization in her part, and
Chichester will be seen in star parts.
fSlte has already been hailed as; film-
dom‘s newest beauty and aspirant
’Ztor stellar honors.
Recapituiauon and
Set Aside tor
Savings Depositors
Mortgate Loan ‘
. 221,705.00
‘l .
Modern Grocery company has‘
made another addition to its already
lone list of stores. with the purchase
of the grocery business of Herman .
Sachs. 24 Main street on Thursday
last. .
315$:-
Tuesday e\ ening at 8 o’clock, in Odd’
agreed that our little rillaac'
it is expected that before long Miss‘
$999,,429.48 l . ‘
. Ed
at. JohnafirKeyscr have completes?
the six-rooms WW, on Core ave!
m to: Lester: Pint.
A. Voiiann, gr. jSilrermine, reported-
to
he
the police, yesterday niorning.that
had lost a valuable horse.
Henry A. Hegelein has been award- .
niar- ed the contract to
Install an lll'.?..ia«
tional (illfl-plpv heater in the Pollen
Methodist church.
,_ _w
Henry Holland. of Austin‘s garage.
reported to the police the loss of a
tire from the rear at his car, between
Darien and Austin‘s garage, on Rail-
road avenue.
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l The Paughtexs of Liberty will go to
Roion Point, next week Saturday. to
ce11 mate Liberty Day Delegations
The will be present from Stamford, New
Canaan, Greenwich and Hart lson
l w
l Mrs. Ella Seymour. of \‘l’infleld
street, is seriously ill at the home of
_her son in Daubury, having had in
istroke there a few days ago. Local
relatives have been summoned to her
bedside,
Members of Mrs. B. F. \Vhitford's
Sunday-school class of the Baptist
Church enjoyed a moonlight sail to
Iloton Point. last night. There were
about sixty; in the party. The;-
on the Massoit, from Waterside. early
in tho eveninz, and arrived home early
this morning. Stamford Advocate.
the Stow
at the
of
are to meet tomorrow
(.‘ompanv's l and K
Guard
on Monday morning early. The two
ct)!ttpanies_ will go to l‘amp .‘. ajor
llau, Nianlic. '(‘onnocticut and tomor»
row will be busily engaged in packing:
clothing and equipment at the armory.
James Dalton. yesterday afternoonon
a warrant charslnzrhlm with the theft
of a gallon of oil from Abraham (‘0‘
hen. the “'ashlmzton street painter.
llalton has ahecn released in custody
of llls counsel, Judizc \Villiam F‘. Tam~
many, for a henrius on Monday morn-
ing August 16th.
students of the
at the limb Svht‘h‘:
build-ins: last night and made plans
:0 attend the council meeting to b1-
hl'lll on Tuesday evening next whcn a
wica will be made to as}: Yllt‘ council's
mutation towards securing a g\ m-
has not for the Hihgh Soho] buildin"
=1 is ‘ho cndemor ol the stud1ntx to
also soturc a bod) oi business men to
'eftpv-nr with thnm.
A ouccr complaint came to police
headquarters early yesterday after-
noon to tlit~ (ffcr't that a, colored man
and a white man, both of whom an
pcarcd in be drunk. were actin: suxw
number of the
School mot
A
Tliz:l1
Rockland road. Th1:S per-arm ’phonine
the information said that the two mr-n
had just pulled Ilie trousers of! a
drunken uhiw man. An mum-ligation
discloxcd nothinz.
.l I‘._ Thwing. of (Low aveniw. Pine
Orr-bard, Conn. rcnmtwl to the uolice
slrmtly after 6 o'clock last ni’cbt that
while drivim: down the turnpike near
whv road is bcinz repaired. he
had struck th1 magnum station there.
The daemon had given Thwinz the
rsismal to go ahead, and as hiring
started. 5: hoary truck started to come
towards him from the opposite direo
”on, ‘T‘he‘fia frman, Whose name could
not he learned. jumped in from of
Thwings car to “am the truckman
and was struck by the automobile and
“pawn in the around Thu‘ino re
ported he had taken the man to hi:
home, in West Norwalk. but; that he.
had not obtained his name. ‘
”1 1m.
When you ’feel so “blue" that
even the sky looks yellow, you need
AM’S
PILLS
liver and poorly acting kidnew'fi
A
‘ail to destroy lood potsons. which affect. the
mind as well as the body.
Sold
Ivory-
when.
In bozo-3.
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WEIO PAYS
_ gby check -— isafely
conveniently, accur.
ately — seldom finds
that the is lettinc
her bills “run alonfl’
bocause m could-
n’t find time to go 'In
person and pay I"
cash.
All the “has" it
over when a checl-
you by mail — all
uncertainty elimi-
' natodand the frecord
of payment intandi
forever clear. The
~mnal Checking
.‘Accounts of women .
J mlve careful con-
1 -‘ dilatation here.
The =
City National -.
=l Bank
10ft.
armory to prepare to leave for cam'p .
Patrolman Frank Stratton arrested"
piniously on the railroad tracks near -‘
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Silk Hose, once considered a luxury, but now, on account
of their-durability and excellent wearing qualities are new
a necessity. ‘
i We are offering in a number of lines, the regularmde,
pure thread silk hose in white,b1ack and brown. Prices rang-
ing from $3.00 to $4..l!0 Out-sixes, black and white, 33. 50.
A line of thread silk hose, in eclors, grey, $2.25; navy
$2.50 and $3.00.
Fibre Silk Hose, black, $2.00; white, brown and suede,
$1.50. 3 u 9ft-
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GRANT—MAXWELL
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BROCKWAY‘AND VIM TRUCKS
Tires—Accessories—Tydol Gasoline
LUTHER M. ware-Hr
55 RAILROAD AVENUE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials
BUNGALOW APRONS,$1.79, REDUCED ..$1.59
BUNGALOW muons, $225, REDUCED ....$1.98
Chic models in white georgotte, crepe de chine, net and
white organdy.
Dresses at reduced prices.
Every Woman’s'Fashion
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taldng advantage of the reduced prices on our San
You’ll find it worth your while coming here now.
$103 to $15 taken off our already low prices makes this a
chance for you to get a high grade suit at the price of a. cheap
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The styles are the newest—patterns to please eyoryone.
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NORW’ALK Two Stores SO. NO ORWALK
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Developing? and Printing
We Use the Best Maternal—Best;
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and M the Best Results
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DONNELLY’S
16 South Mainsime‘ 't
Where Good Service’isa Habit
5L.
20 Per Cent. 13136. ' omit
on ALL Man AND Woman‘s
PUMPS ANBOXW
Shop Before Six.
ELwooD e GLOVER
112;. Washington Street
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8mm: in Mom viii perforated wing
tips and hell and W heck.
Tripletoo Silk ,m, to: woken in clockl, any,
brown and grey. 4,. 4‘,
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