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AUGUST SPECIALS
mumps moss
PAIAMAS AT $2.35
STRAW HATS AT $2.25
Panama: >& Leghorn: at $5.86
10% off Palm Beach Suits
Broken Lots of Suits
$25.00
- 25% of all other suit:
a .
'85 Washington Street ~
Clyde Fitch, of Wilton. has accept}! \Miss‘ Julio- Sherer is ill at l...
Light and Power Company, of Nor-i
l
l l
a
ed a position with the Connecticut
Walk.
i John Langdon. o: Spring Hill road,
has purchased a new Buicit runabout.
He is employed by the Standard Oil
lCompany, in NewYork city.
l “'L‘&"
l. Abraham Weinstock, of Main street.
is considering’n position with the Gen-
eral Electric Company, whichhas sit-
fuated at Bridgeport, in the big plant
formerly occupied by the Remington
lU. M. (3., of that city.
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home, 5 Henry street, with the grip.
The recent rains drove a number of
-.Danbury youths, who were camping
at the spot known as the "Old mun".
lat Compo Beach, back to the "King-
dom of the hatter-s.” _ 3
The Sunday school . picnic of Zion
{Lutheran Church. Stamford, which.
,was to take place today at Roton,
Point, has been postpomd until to-
morrow. on account 01 um death 0:
.Mrs. Maximilian J. Fuchs. '
There will be a Republican caucus
'i
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Three loans.w:er~made Ind several.” Wilton on Thursday. August 26.
new members were admitted at the when delegates Vi“ be ChOSen {01‘ the
August meeting of the Norwalk Bufld_[state convention at Hartford. Semen»,
‘ing. Loan and investment Association. :bel‘ 8- Much interest is being die-
held at the offices of Taylor &.Gol-
den, lnc., last night.
l Judge George H. Vosburgh has been
appointed executor of the estate of
the late Mrs. Jeanette E. Scofield, and
John F, McMahon and Lawrence K.
,Peul have; been appointed appraisers
Iof the estate by Probate Judge Henry
iVV. Gregory. '
1 Plans for a beach party are being
made by a group of Norwalk girls. in.
«hiding Misses Mary and FranCes
Butler. to he held at Compo Beach,
Friday evening. A hot dog roast will
be the feature, while swimming and
IOU“ NORWALK.
T? Bill—NEWS
Mr. and (Mrs. William 0, McLean re-
turned last nig : after several days'
P auto trip through Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts and Vermont.
“"‘Hrs. Margaret Monahan, of Lynn,
Mass, who is; been visiting with
Mrs. Norah Duffy, of Belden avenue,
returned to her home, today.
The Queen's con‘cst of the Ku‘ght
street A. M. E church, which was to
have been held tomorrow evening. has
been postponed until Thursday even-
lng, August 26th,
--Harrls d: Guns.
That's All.
The. lodgeroc-fits of the Sons
George. on Main street. First district.
were entered some time between Aug-
ust 10th and August 1731, according
to a report made to the police last
night. All that was missing was the
sum of one cent.
The fair commlltees of Court Nar-
rult, Foresters, and from Pride of
Court Narruk Circle, Companions of
the Forest, met. last evening. in For-
esters' Hall. on Vl'ater street. and dis-
cussed plans {or the fair, to be held
gin-infOctober, in Town Assembly
all.
The Danbury police reported that a
vDanbury boy. on the lclir grounds, in
that city, had been held up and rob—
bed by a reri~hotiderl Linn. yesterday
mornir'z, t' e i; In tubing the Slim 07
313 and tl:e boy's bicycl-g and then
heading towards Norwalk. No trav-
' of the 11%;: was seen in this city.
Starting on Friday of this week up."
concludTnz or 1.15.... lw'v, September
6th, a. series of ivzin‘nlwal services
of an unfit-r :r'n. ? uni n-iture will be
held in a tent on .\l:i|“".l“'l sweetncar
North Main strsef. try livv. Theodore
Eisner, and wife, of Inwmklyn. The
last. service will be "H all day affair.
Alfred Andersen, of this city, will be
in charge oi th’e‘flork here.
BATHING CAPS
r 350 and 65c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
. SOUTH NORWALK
oquQ-gqs-pogn. as the present sale is
:' 'r'fi r H ~
~11 r-
? s
: 1 l 1 r l x'r“+"'u“.'r" v.5.-
Nearest Neighbor
ls Away. Too.
Whht a the chance any
bottle: has to leisure-
ly pick and chow?
. thou articles from your
ideboard and anon
cheat out will not him
. the most cosh. " ‘7’
Our storage vault is to
Y
b.1ll playing will also be enjoied.
Harris & Guns. That's Ali.
Potato growers were rejoiced to see
the sun yeslcrday morning. for the
continied wet weather caused min?
to fear that the potatoes-would rot in
,t‘ne ground. As yet there has bern
little complaint, in that respect. al-
lthouzh the blizht as struck some
”591114. but not as seriously as in for-
‘mcr years. and it is hoped that there
will be a fair sized crop of this nec-
tssary vegetable. _
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‘9' A (‘i‘kovrsky of' Brooklyn, N. Y..
'll'li purchased the fixtures and zood
wt" of the Every VVomnn's Fashion
Shcp, on Main street. Norwalk. from
Mort": (h‘itliob. Mr. Gottlieb holdins:
;a special sale to dispose of his ex-
t-‘rn‘yo s'Ov-k. Mr. Citkowsky will
{continue the business along the same
lines and will have a new stock placed
over.
.Wh‘nt Mr.Gottlieb intends to do in the
‘fnturc he hns'nct decided.
I
Fanglf’ol‘fiooks, fPottery, Baskets.
‘1Ca.ndIe-stlckxo rota, The Hamilton
lsnop “Wynn 'street.‘
i '1 :_’¥-. .. EFL.
, Clifford it. Saunders.‘o{ 26 Ann
’street, and John Schultz. of 31 Ann
'sll‘m'l, complainedgo thaapgllce, yes-
i'
lterday afternoon, that Jihb'it or
lswnu or the young men in the Clu-
,ctt. Peabody tacmry an 9 Norwalk
Box Shop in going in swimming at the
o
played in the caucus in that town, 4
Among the many Nor'alll’ern who
daily flock to Compo Beach are Tom:
‘and Jerry Dorney. who are known as‘
the best pair of brother swimmers}
-around. They spend most of thelr"
time racing friends to and from the“
float.
J. Buckley, a clerk in the Fairfleld-
County Savings seciety. was yester-‘
day bitten on the leg bya small dog
lwhich was later secured by Dr. Brund.
asmnill take charge of the ant-l
mal until it can be learned it it is a
victim t! the raDies.
Leslie Sherwood, a sailor. repOrted
the loss of $240 to the. uptown police“
last night. Sherwood said that he!
was walking down Main street when?
he noticed the money was not in his
pocket, He retraced his steps but
could not find the money.
Lieutenant Governor Clifford 8.,
Wilson of Bridgeport spoke before a;
gathering of Suffragettes in Wilton‘
last night_ and was glVen a very core;
dial reception after the short speech
he delivered betore the .ladies pres-‘
ont. Mrs, Schenk, head oi the Sufil‘fi‘
neltes in Wilton, received the lieu-
tenant governor and candidate for
governor of this state in the name of
the followers for women's votes in
“'ilton. -
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According to a story told the police,‘
last night. Charles Walker and James
'F‘erris wandered into Mike Lubrano’s
saloon. last night. had two drinks and
then wandered out again. Walker left
his purse, containing. according to bill
story, the sum of $13.80 on the bar,
and didnt miss it for some little time.
He then wturned and asked the bar-
tender for it. The bartender said that.
he had not seen the purse. Walker
claimed that there was no one/else in
the saloon at the time that he and Far-1
ris were in there. save the bartender.‘
and he asked the police to make an in-
vestigation. ‘
Two Girls Stabbed .
rear of the Roodner fe’ed mill. stark
rztlzed. The young men have been
tdamuging some or the boats mooredi
.vhere, as Well, the complainants said.
[\n offiwr will be stationed there at
lnoon tc-preserve order.
‘ The annual fileld day and outing of
Ind, \‘(oovcr Council. Sons and
Tl'vtchters of li‘“erty. was held at
Iiuhn P0721. on Saturday. abouf a
‘ r.<"n~:. The members were con.
vrvml to Rotor: Point in ll‘l‘!?kfi and
private cars.
walk: Liberty council.
and Olive Branch council. of
(‘annam also held outings at 'Rotcn'
Point on Saturday and all joined the
Danbury council in a picnic supper.
«Stamford Advocate. ‘
oi Stamford.
-—Sale of Books Pottery. Baskets.
Candle-sticks. etc.. The Hamilton
Shop. 4‘.) Wall Street.
'A party of boys from Dan‘bury. who
have been camping at Lake Manasco.
near Ridnefield. for the past eight
(flu-s: broke camp yesterday and re-
turned to their homes in Danhury. The
boys had as theirguests Carl Bauer.
Thomas “'hitc and John'Shelly, oi
New Haven. The other' members 0)
the party were Edward Gnlngher,
flinlcom'b Hunter. John Keaiing.
Thomas Durkin. Edward Breton. Ern-
est Breton. Edwin Stock. Donald
Stock, Henry Lynch. Vincent Leheny.
ltdwmund Deakin and W'illiam Mine.
NOW!
.18 the Time for
You to Save
'Some young men think it will
be easier to save a little later.
There, is nothing in it. If your
[income-increases, so will your
enema . . . :3th
m m1 ‘ ' . 18.,
.‘N’ o w
[hundred members of the society nix
Banner council. of Nora,
New.
As They Slumber:
NEW YORK. Adz. lit—Two girls.
were stabbed as they lay asleep in
their mom here and were in a eeri-
om condition at a hospital today.‘
The girls were Fenecla Zeccadito. 18.!
and her sister. Jr)“ 20. Another
sister. aslee‘p in an adjoinin: room.-
was awakened by the girls' screams
ind saw three men disappear through
a window to the roof. According to
the police. the girls recently jilted
two young inen. who later threatened,
them with violence. Giuseppe Varellml
brother-in-latv of the girls. was being
held as a materinl witness and a.
search was being made for thetwo
,jilted suitors. ..
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”REAL ESTATE TRANSACIONS.
Numerous transfers of land were
‘rocprdcd the first two days of this;
week at the office ot'Town Clerk Her. ‘
,bert R. Smith, a number of them
'i)elnz building lots. A list of the
deeds filed follows:
The Wilson Point Company to;
Helena ll. Weed, lot at Wilson Point.
'warrantee deed: The Wilson Point
(‘ompany to Clara M. liill. lot at Wil-.
son Point, wu‘ntfl deed; Stephen
Novak to Joseph Vitazo, lol and
buildings on “’il<on Point road. war-
:rantee doe: Stephen Nova}; In Joseph
_Vitago, lot and buildings on Wilson
Point roadnwarrnntee deed; Roblna
,C, Anderson to Dominic Mnrtello and
wife. building lot, warrantee deed;
Jacob B. Effron and wife to Theron
lR. Bradley, lot and buildings On How-
!an street, warranlee deed.
David .M. Mitchell in .l. H. “'urth‘
mann, M. 1).. 2 lots at Harbor View
Beach, warrantee deed; Ellis F; How-4
ard and wife to Anna G. McDonald.
lot and buildings on Edlle avenue.
warrantee deed: (May B. Gehebe to
Charles H. Wood. building lot, Sum-
mer street, warantee deed: Victoria
Paulikovich to Ferdinand Paulikov-
ich. lot and buildings on Grand street.
l Joseph A. Gutherie to John L.
Guthrie, 2 acres at Silvermine war-
rantee deed;\August L. W’estberg to
Anton Anderson, building lot on
.Charles street, warrantee deed:
;Frank H. Gleason and the estate of
.Louis 8. Room to David Mareska, lot!
{and buildings at‘ 23 River street, war-
rantee and exec'htor's deeds.
4
: FIND TRACES OF GOLD.
,' NEW YORK. Aug. 18:-Englneen
gin charge of an excavation in the
Iheart of New York's financial district
ltoday were nursing some tiny yellow
Imetal flakes which one of the engi-
,neers scraped from his muddy shoes.
lThe enginmithheld his name be-
,cause he wished to avoid the rush of
applicants for gold mine stocks until
the sulphuric .ncid test had been ap- ,
plied to the soft curling pi‘i‘rticlea.
Every other-,1te8t of the Klondike: ‘
however, had been applied and a
'dication. pointed to discover “ll, ’7
:1 Ithe shadow of the '. e’ub-Treuuri
_ . ¥ _ A 13:3
1322: cert fle’red‘ the ' ‘
the 8““ theory that
old cine! w
w, i
t havebeenlmt lg. .!
ch. traversed ’ thee. r,
or WWW :.
been -
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a AUGUS ‘ 19th to 25th
Don’t Stop Until" You Have Read This Through
TWO SAVINGS IN ONE SALE
NOT ONLY THE BIG REDUCTION “AS‘SHOWN BE LOW but a COUPON which WILL ENTITLE YOU
TO A REDUCTION OF— .- , c. 1 a all". ..m:;.srnz.mwg;sW?
- ON «DOLEAR
ON ANY PAIR OF MEN’S OR WOMEN’S SHOES IN OUR STORE BETWEEN NOW AND DEC. 181‘.
1920. THIS MEANS THAT ’BY BUYING A PAIR OF SHOES IN THIS SALE. YOU NOT ONLY GET :
THE BENEFIT OF THE SALE PRICE BUT A CHANCE TO BUY YOUR FALL SHOES ONE DOLLAR l
CHEAPER. in other words. WE GIVE YOU A DOLLAR TOWARDS YOUR FALL SHOES-é
_On,ly One Coupon Will Be Accepted for Each
‘ . Pair of Shoes '
- J‘J‘-,
Were $8.50 to $12 _ Were 58 to $12 Were 3.9.50 to $13 I
NOWT$7.4S to $9.45 Now$6.95 to$9.95 Now $7.95 to $10.45 l
Here is a Chance to Solve Your Shoe Problem .
A FEW PAIRS OF WOMEN’S SHOES
Small Sizes 2 1-2 to '4 152‘ , . , .
$ 1 . A HAIR
Men’s Shoes ;.
' Children’s Pumps and Oxfords
~ ‘ All Sizes—Babies to Growing Girls
- $1.98, $2.65, $3.15, $3.45. $3.95
u
d .
$1,555
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