AUGUST SPECIALS
memos moss
mums A? $22.85
srmw mm. A:- sass
Panamas o Leghorns at $5.85
10% (if Palm Beach ”I
Broken Lots of Suits
$25.00
25% off all other suits
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Joseph Davis
85 WW strut
soon 103W“
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'l‘lw downtown PleCil‘ical commis-
smm-rs hold their usual meeting at
illv niiict‘s on the plant 0): State St.
but niuht.
.m‘.
Hrs t‘harles Neilsen, who hasbeen-
ill at her home in West‘port, is report-
.-.1 Ibh- 1.) be out again. Mrs. Neilsen
v..l_. lurmerly of this city.
.‘J'iw
is the time to hear a good
my
will Miami Shore with Peggy.”
V.
1.. lltll, at: Donnelly‘s, 16 and 18
:4 with Main street.
ll-irris a: Gaus. That's All.
A t-n-gn mastifi' dog which was
in ml in front of the City Hall yester-
tu. afternoon by Patrolman John
ir- mange, was 81101:
last hi h'
Gilbert, M. Brundag 8 t b3}
e.
who go in
side of the
i’)}'\
and youtng men
*imnlinc on the east
ll numht but a sweet smile. were
pmncd of to the police yesterday.
mlnmn John Roberts who received
(outplaim was told that the balls
wry abusive when spoke. to.
lb
fl‘.s
t umpnnies l and K, State Guard, of
tun. tity, which Went into camp at
Nnmtitg on Monday; morning .togetll-
uirh other units in the Mrih in-
imtry Regiment. will break camp this
.tftwrnoon and will return to South
Nurwalk this evening.
Open Saturday until 8:30. O'Brien.
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A piece of the clothing was taken by
:m-nue. reported to the police yester-
«luy afternoon that a pair of diamond
ruff buttons. 3 gold stickpzln and a
hunk hook on a New Rochelle bank.
the latter the property of his sister.
Miss Maria Searles, had been stolen
from his rooms on Thursday night.
the loss not being discovered until
morning. The police are mvestlgat-
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BATHIN G CAPS
35c and 65c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
Of course, if you keep
in the sum. old rut.
It's full of melt if
You are making 5%
“'33? right along.
" Thom , beam ti 1
tmill: will, 'meenso’m
WQW,W‘: so
_ WW. M‘
, out m ”gator-rt: for
u. Mn and which was suffering fromI
’ltalllllLfiU)“ street bridge at high tide,
$011.-
on. my.
the South W Post. Office force.
being held this morning in the comi-
cil chambers at the City Hall. El-
«blrt Clark, was in chargo of the ex-
aminations. .
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‘. —-Opeu Sum-day until 8:30. O'Brien.
I A complaint from Pine Hill avenue.
East. Norwall-r. was received by the
police late last night that there was
a drunken man creating a disturbance
here. Patrolman John Flynn went to
the source of the complaint but found
that the man had disappeared.
«Open Saturday until 8:30. O’Brien.
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P Gasoline. with which Mrs. Deborah
'Mlerriam, of 11" Bayview avenue, was
cleaning clothes, ignited, this morn-
ing, at 9:13. In the Central ”tib'
firemen were called to the. home by
'Box 41. Upon their arrival they found
that Mrs. Metals-1 had enilmishod’
the blaze. She said that she had suf-
Hurris & Guns. That’s All.
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Detective Sergeant Thomas 'Hunt
this morning arrested two local young
,-lnen. both minors. for the theft of
,several Dreadnought from a
l‘ truck bound for New Haven on Thurs-
day of this week. The loss was re.
Iported to the local notice and Deter-.-
tive Sorgt. Hunt started an investiga-
"tion which restated lathe arrest of
the two boys. The than. which were.
34 x 314 in size are valued at. about.
$60 each. The twohoyowore mine
on the truck and when near Norwalk
threw off the tires. which toy later
took and id. The tires were recov-
.ered by the police.
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—Harrls & Guns.
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TODAY I! WALL STREET.
0.2-)—
WAIJ. STREET, 10:30 a. m.-Spec~
ulation was quiet at the opening of
the Stock Market today, but there was
an extension of yesterday’s rise in
most or the customary leaders. Mexi-
can Petroleum ran up 2 L2 and cru-
cible, Vanadium. PanAxnerican. .Azn-
erican International. L'. S. Rubber,
American Linseed, National Aniline
and. Easel. Magneto, 1 to 1 3-4. A
”good inquiry prevailed for varlom:
railroads with St. Paul. Rock Island
Texas and Pacific, Atchison and South
'ern Pacific gaining L2 to 1 L2. U. S.
.Steol, Baldwin and Studebaker'operr-
ed at fractional concessions and then
hardened. Early rates on foreign to-
mittances showed only slight arlation
from yesterday's close. .
Nervousness of shorts ca 5i than
to bid for stocks in almost id'n With
those who were taking the long side
of today's market but momma)!
advances were not large except in spe‘
cial cases, Belief that the bear posi-
tion had become untenable and the
improvement in railway credit. and
crop conditions were temporarily sus-
Raining factors. Weelcend prom-tab:
i113, pressure against Baldwin. U. S.‘
Steel and the sugar shares and fur-
ther recessions in U. S. Governurent
,wur issues caused some impuhnont of
{the earlier advances. The closing was
easy. Total sales spproixmatod 125.-
000 shares.
That'n A11.
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JITNEYMEN AND POLICE
COOPEMTIHG. '
The local police officers stated this
morning that they were more than de- _
lighted by the manner in which the "
annoy drivars, both on the Nomlk-
Bridgeport line and the local lines. to«
nether with the auto drillers in gener-
al, adhered to the parking ordinance
and stopped no longer that possible.
"Our own jltneys we are having a‘
little trouble with." one of the police-
lmen remarked." but. with tho lines so-
ing out of town everything is fine.
“Why. the Bridgeport busses have es
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tend no loss from the are. .
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taurian suppLV.
«find
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retina tactories,
the basic industries.
Jed and few
iii-am when... have
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notiowocth ciao“
W ': *houunrlghttm. d
“M every move one m
,y are now in.- hosrts‘ I'm
ill
“es
”mi and the public will be M
selves, and, insisad of being
by the police for some misdemeanor.
they will find that the officers on duty
up in Norwalk are always ready to
help then along.
{HUNTIFUL Clllll’
IN HUNliA
VIENNA, Aug. 14.—-Bountitul crops
of early fruit and vegetables I.“ the
romise 0: an abundance of hardier
rater yield! from fields and orchards.
with the big American flour credit
still available for the ration of daily
broad given Austria a reprieve trcun
the terriblo ha'dsnips of last Winter.
Fats are as scarce as ever. however
but in this gracious weather their
need is not: so keenly felt. Meat,_ too.
is newly and high, beyond roses of
the was. The American‘ flour
crmlit le be exhausted before the
winter sets lairly in and no man in
Austria blows from where or by what
means it will be replaced.
Strikes and disturbances in the Tes- '
cehn coal fields. the situation In Sil-
esia. ytrzual suspension of the Hun
little as it was and.
finally, Austria‘s inability to alcoves
even the meagre contntusl supplies
from Bohemian. have peev-ltod the
hoped it accumulation of a modest
reserve during. the summer
months. Public utilities of Vienna are
reported to have but a week’s reserve
otcoalibrpowernndlightnndlou
than a month of gas coal at a minimum
emanation. The last Austrian pig
iron oven in operation has just drawn
its fires for lack of coke.
Into this situation has been injected
a curious business phase resulting
from the increased value of the crown
on foreign exchange. in the \Vimer
and early Spring the clown dropped
as low as 350 to the dollar on private
exchange. Encouraged by this a small
export trade was nourished. Aus-
famnus for certain“
forms of finished articles. begun to
resume operation: on gm scale,
foreign buyers seeing a nod holiness
chance in the low crowi'value against
standard monies. ' '
Manufacturers were able to gut ad.
vances of credit to secure coal and the
needed raw materials. it was a good
speculation for foreign values. Then
the Minister of Finance, Dr. Reish'.
dropped a lint one day during a do.
hate in. the assembly that it would be
wise if Austrian retail sellers were to
raise their crown prices to the fill-
valent of “reign values. They did it.
A suit of cbthes that cost from 3,000
to 4.000 crowns rose in priCe from 15.4
600 to 18.000 crowns.
went up in proportion.
Then the government. acting on the
same principle. is reported to have
gone. on the Zurich exchange. Much
controls crown quotations. with large
amounts of [Grain money and forced
the crown up. Their (Sorta were u:-
sis’ied unexpectedly by an iniiu‘; into
Austria of foreign money open
Appreciation of the monies of the
other countries of Central and Eastexn
Burt pe made thin their lav field la?
speculation. Pounds, francs, and dol-
lars became lhiuriiul with small do
Everything else
mend and the cm min will» until
«the official price as 330 In no ”I-
.lar and 150 in We mu
prices continued to :0 u... In that with.
the rise in the crown cutting Dunn:
values one-half, tho plus M ”but
its own throat}!
Foreign buyers Quit. Retail me'
stagnated. Native Austrians did not
know whether“ in or cry or a
straw hat in a w ' baths- ti.
price of 2.000 mm.
not sold.
The next step in the reaction hit
The row fac-
tories runnmg hava begun to curtail
or close down as ordurs are «near
contracts fail to come.
The Ministry of Socialization is he’-
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«that as much as the urn-am. Iceland and Buchanan. L'. s. M. (3.,
blurs. '
tiny wero
tabllohod their new station at the»
Green, on Belden avenue. and when
loin: down the street stop no longer
than is absolutely possible to pick up
passengers.
Megan with requests tram manufac-
turers to be permitted to di
employes. it being reported that as
high as twenty a day have been re-
l'ecently received.
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NOW!
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You to Save .
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be easier to save a little later.
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How is it with you?
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a year ago?
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E 4% interning til"
g" answur “garters-It
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maul-commons and thrift '
on a and)“ “It 1" .I
young man to have as stocks
and hands—good habit! m
who find «comm
lucinour it a m "at
good habits will “t rm:
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1} young basin-‘- and of "loaf
' habit. um ‘flnd- in. hit
he! um in an
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Duncarm m we
(Own: {run M “at
the antenna»; mm 192+
and son at Mr. and Mrs. George Vic- "19‘“ng
tor Buchanan. of South Nor-walk. The In a recent 4.9m trip from
wedding will take place early this fall. Vladivo‘ok to the M hog-or”
.11. Buchanan were formerly from The Assoc“ Pro-s . t
Mucky
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m m .3rown a pounced, this,
m a...mement her dough-t
tor. Miss Mar-lone Gordon. to Captain
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_ observed that smut mt diminish-
...— es with lam g Moo from the,
m Gertrude Dudley has returned capital a m. when tho supreme.
from n months vacation in Vermont nets tor iron-clad militarism m to?
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In tho «not. custom section or.
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iwhere so visited every hlStOYic place sued.
gr my“ munwter a short rest
she rm learn to: Arizona. and the Siberia tho “uncut: admit- “ref
National Park where she will spend to establish thou- small. and are‘
.some time finding out lb? VENOUS scekingto auto abut!” since known
beam spots that m Visited by as the “In m lisp-Inez" ss'
thousands every year. beria m, frou_h-kmt to tinsel
Urals, when eight months ago not:
Miss Isabel Gregory 0f 43 Hurley shevism was Mic-nod u n mliol'
avenue, has returned foam an enjoy- frcm a. Kolchak mg, 1. ready
able vacation with friends
walk, and has taken up her duties at will brln' mic my“ Pro-
thu Connecticut Nam bank. Miss ceeding further westward. the myth.
Gregory was formerly employed at er ilnds Bum Rm 11h a great
the [Jilted Illuminating 'Co—Brldze- mobilized army in starvation circum-
port Post. stances, which causes the Reds. in
“‘“T execute their cram passivew.
. . nd Mrs. Paul Power. of Mur- The apportionment of fbod, as well-
mygtrzet, sail today on the American as the relative Monty to militzry
Line Steamer to Hamburg, Germany. headquarters apparently is a. m:
Passage was secured through The factor in maintaining Soviet support.
John T. Hayes Agency, Everywlmo through Siberia 0119
hear: stories that the peasants are
of .Mrs. Merrill's parents. Mr. and ulsitions. Through“ the cont-ml
Mrs. Edison T, Harris of Taylor ave. part of an; eastern region, where the
no. unitary oppression has been tarsal!
' ' 3
Mrs. Nellie She-ether Ila Minus
oluninatad. etiorts are being made'to
Oshblish card system: for the ear
to her home in Philadelphia after change of manufactured goods in re-
spending a few Weeks with friends in turn for agricultural products.
the city. l in Omsk. center of the Siberian
grain districts. film is at present a
Mrs, Edgar F/Fancher and daugh- shortage of bread, which splnremlr
ter, Miss Ruth E. L. Fancher 0t Gro- is not due to scarcity of grain. but
ton are spending the week with Mrs. to a boycott millet. the government
Anna Pryor and other relatives of by the peasants because they are not
this city. saddled with the ram: they ro-
m in exchange for products. The
Mrs. Arvilla Williams of Bayview situation consequently has resulted
venue, has been. visiting With 3:1". in a shortage of clothing and other.
Harold W. Van Wa‘mt‘r at Brooklyn. manufactured products and textile
5- Y- machinery for the rural population.
In the Far Eastern Republic wheré
MFS. G. “v. Harris of Flax Hill Road . compromise ha; been made with
59‘ Mamdlnx “"9”“ this W‘Hl fiatures oi the .Eolshevik system
“13““3 i3 Newburgh. X. Y- there is indication that concessions
.wofld be made‘ in attempts to gain
gin. mmn mo...” NOT“ 3 mandarin sanctum:
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acounplinh these aims yin Europe no
t- ‘ ' . $parentlv have met. with little success.
I an” "‘3 MM ROME. Auz. 13.——The Observatore
’ Rowe. omci‘al (Egan of the Vatican
the fact might have been due to s cm publishes, today an evidenny inspired
tiligenous mutter_ wtmli would disln- article on Poland. saying i 9 special
tegrate, due to exposure to the eye. benevolence of the Holy See tow-anh-
ments. he was willing to admit. and the "Noble, devouuy .Cnthofic. c‘l’lh;
suggested this to the relatives, as oft~ alrous and 1’73“” pOIISh 38th:" ‘1!
en a cation: or a ml-tfligenms gpwu, well known. The pope. it is recalled
films where a fracture of a bong has had asked For the independence of
taken place. Poland ever since August, 191:. when
Tile two men. however. refused 10,119 addressed his peace proposals to
frlaim the how after finding um no 23:95:19 loads of the lit-mt
,mali'ormation of the bone existed. (By The As»
This was the one ch as which infiwmsnw. 5" 13
had based their hopes. They were eluted Pnsfl-T‘m '0‘“ 0f artillery
willing to admit. um in every other on the ”MN-t can” be shut?
particular the skelPttm filled a de-thfal'd in Wm ‘32! The Run.
'scription of the mist-in: boy, however. flan-Jill“ mm - MW in the
piece of the clothing was mm by casino. at Radzymll. M south or no
the lather with him from the grave Bug Obervers “7. [woven an
side, and was brought homo by hm .‘0 enemy has not yet in positions
'last night for examination by the .935 119'”? 20038! to reach this city
boy‘s mother. sisters and hiroglers. {"‘h ”18“ h.
in news was race v m ‘ M
33:13.1. that after the am vloumg e TROLL" AN- aura an
at the skeleton, Picclone believed. "I”! h olitzlat are” t I l on
i that of Coppola, Attorney Sold
'13:: P. Gonunria. who ”a M street rested-y Ina-noon when
M m Thom“ Hunt an automobile driven by a you-'- wo-
Coppflzea brother of in! mgsfiyx‘ME '11. “id she came from Brook—
hos and reporters started for M- rln Iron directly in from of a trol-
union. if a; operated by Bani-fin NE!
nu,- n: bot':30'lnlt. "-towfimsmac on e
w smug-Elongated with .1“: rear Wheel and being jammed n- ‘
W m We; who m—fh-‘d into another automobile.
torn-d. than as to the proceedings oi:- ‘PTO'N ”0 damage done to the
the snot-noon. . it“! whoa! and "nails ham or the
Late last night MnIWllhm ShovJBNGHyn am. there was no aphrod-
ens “f 5' M Mt. New mm‘tblo damage. It spoke well for tm
was in touch wuh the .Hamom awtcontrol under which Mmolman my-
thorltlea and said that~she beneved hew had hi- on, that the auto m
cm on body until. he um or he: {figmmagm ‘E’ m {5"
husband who disappeared from home (“my rate of"??? (180133 I a
four years ago. She gave a descrip.t good ”pee '
tiOn of the missing man, Who was
said to be 4: years old. 6 foot 8 in-
ches in height, but beyond this couldI
she no information as to clothes that ,
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WASHINGTON. Aug. l4.-Cotton
in N01“ for another change to anything which; ;
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Mr. an Mrs, lieonard C. Merrill of refusing to plant their fields 0 ‘
Brooklynd N. Y.. are week-end guests raise stock because of repeated roux '
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finial-utter) arbor) mush.
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Augustevent. ¢
Allthonow model are in.»
mnemonic”
mammal-tenor“
immediate wear to the pupa-3
Mastsforhtcrme. .
Paulin- tothi’sseunn isthi
furstrikewhich seam: tout:
intothehB. Lucid m
willoniyaddtbthccostlatcr.
Therein emanate-sank;
buymg‘ now—thevvnim wflifl.
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Here is a partial but intend-r.
Mole coat sqmei’ colarand cum, belted model
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RAYMOND & SON
WIIIOMSR. m
Z“ Mme. Jeannette 2'“
com W‘ um
CORSETIERE Am GLOW
56 South Main Street
{m during July now to
£25,405 bales of lint and 37.703 bales
iotlintars. the Census Bin-em nun-o
ed today.
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' Proofi- ’vewhcniolnded
posit;
he wore.
] When the skeleton was found last
‘Sunduy, the skull had fallen from the
.WM; which ,hsd count“ and
the finger bones had also separated.
Noumea! halrcocldbefound. so
that thin sliaht clue which might
have led to identification was lost.
Prosecuting * Attorney More
Gaul-lo, who rem tho Cop-
pola family, this morning stated;
"After a trip to Farm, and
n pemnd btervhw ‘3. Mbdlcal Ex-
a-i-er Rtphy raw-dug th. circum-
uf" if?”
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been used for 60 years by
peOplo all over. the globe.
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JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
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than.“ of
“milestezdastnuthoxough.
not that of the muslin; Chulea clap~ . Mo!
pols. ‘1' reason hr tlis bole: m7 HLLSM m in
the drummer at tho has and , floWu'ld.
shoes on; an. obnnee of lb mallar—
motion of the right [001.
nor. pointed tan shoal, MMhe
shoes on the body were black square-
tood shoes. am wore 3 cup.
whereas a soft felt bat Was sound
near the body- This together with
other information, leads me to believe. ,
that the body is not that o! _
Coppola" 2'
run nun lam: rm
SHERBRDOK'E. Qua. Aug. 14.——'l'he
Grand Trunk mud-shah "an M
land. Maine. to Montreal today rumin-
to a washout ear Coaticook. Reports
Ahnufifullhcdmmepoandm hfihflr
mainland”
Out-mm”: «(ammo-plus:
mMMMMflmMflJQo-I-
Eyery Woman’s Fashion
' -—Shor-—-
that ion: pom no» m A.
dispatched from Sherbrboka
am n: the small investor! r
You should see our. «1mm snub-to
ms, 2. lam win We». but.
your id-l homo. Con, uh; or ..
3L, Jenni l: mu. .7
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nude-u; cm;
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