ammonia woos-r 28.1w.
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LAST WEEK
or .
CLOTHING sum
AS FALL GOODS HAVE
NOW ARRIVED;
ALL SPRING GOODS
AT 25% OFF AND
MANY m
WEIGHTS whim
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Joseph Davis
85mm
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l Mr. and Mrs. Conrad G. Miller of.
weld. and well-known in Norwalk.
ore spending a. two “1‘ vacuum a
:Eflccfleld. with In; m ”it:
{later they on plumb; on am) Hi.
I". ‘
:7 John M. Hurley, formerly of the rep-
ortial staff of the Evening Sentinel
-andnow mammal cormsnondent for
fitlle Philadelphia Public Ledger, is en-
‘ioyins a twctuz any .vaeatlon at his
home. 3 Elm streetL first diutrl'ct.
l About 1,000 employees of the/m.
1cm Fabric company of Bridgeport, ac-
bond! of that city,r‘arri'ved here this
mmning on special_trolleys. and are
enloying the day at Baton Point.
Ernest Sloan, night manager of the
Benedict NeWs Company. spent yes-
"zerday in Ridgeiieid. Mr. Sloan re
turned last” night at a late hour re
porting a fine time in the millionaire
town.
—-Coo.lr at ”stains.
that a storage battery had been stolen
last night.
The first match in the champion-
.ElTY NEWS
ll... Norwalk Rooting Company have
v--m mul from Vl'ater street to .."3 afortable “is: at thi. hotzpitzll‘l. dThe
J twill-"h street. doctors ”'9‘ exam 1" e an to
day and it is believed that it w‘li pos-
. Pnzl Coal at Han-ls n Gong. “me ‘0‘ “V9 “'
“Uh“... M’ris my Of'the Order 0! S‘ahmm (‘hflflpm of “out“ Wilton.
ih' l-uslern Star will be celebrated l“? rh.'°"gm m. ”.1". h '»dq,u.arlors.
;« ';;*=‘>'h~$llit a: “Newssoloist3:..g;":..i"a:.i:3":;"'.2123.
“ "‘c ' ‘ 9“ London. today bon (gnomes of assault, 3n his
_ “ L . _ , in o, rea d the peace and i -
Hp n saturday until 8.30. OBrien. gafim_ “F“ m, resistance of an egg:
. . .v: .\ h. l‘lllow of 4 High meet 7,:3‘fazgtgfig" feace Studweu "m 1"”
le- hid an international one~pipe 3..
3" E'V‘H‘l”Erlfllfitel';o:::a§t’me- 3- A“ John Green, who gave his address as
- theMGermlania Hotel, received treat-
. me at! e~Norwalk h it -
\Iril the Black Rock Country Club do - 039 ‘1 Vat"
... ._ 1 y afternoon. for; c bed
21‘ 'L,,f‘r‘Lbagzi-dgflffi‘”m ""1 Ellie right hand. whicrl‘lnhe figirngg
. mg r er) Band- while working at the Lockwood Man~
. . ufacturing compan ten]
1 rm» .Nnvak of First street, Eafit‘itter - y yes ”- A!”
(Mi ht." given out a contract for an the treatmtnt, Green returned to
an- minonal One-pipe heater, H. A.
.II- Mn has the contract.
. ,l.. Links of Fifth street. East
3: HM .IL. was one of this week's vis~
It w ~ m “alien, Mr. Banks is a build-
1-4 .f high grade pleasure crafts ant?
3...... , huntsmnarien ’Review,
(mm Saturday int-ii 8:30». O'Brien.
‘1 vr‘ noes have been cut down at
1m {Hit of Pitt‘s llili. Greenwich.
7" H l: the Poxt road. and preparations
1 ll I
.-. . ‘ . of New York city, arrived at th N .
0,; .5”; The ”0"?) tlflCkS WI” ‘1‘? '0‘ walk Yacht Club station, yesterdzry
afternoon. on the first part of their
'l:~.~ Sunday-school of St. Luke’s 2:33:11 cruise. tg’ehe members of the
(imp-l went in Mciai can to wkmm Yacht M M t! on! m
I‘urli. today, Imr the leadership of Point- tor dinner “a 5 “425.0311;
it. t‘ l_ am, Mrs. Kennedy. Wed-s mind . m tl-oin
Its-fill the Sunday-school of Emmzm- ‘ tum
u"! (‘hlpt-l. Springchlk‘, were at Rotm
Plum Standard Advocate.
\';<il the Bach “Country Club
mm (:ms. Bridgeport. August 24th
in 'xvh. Dancing Artillery M.
‘_m
BATHING CAPS
- 35c and 65c
.Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
7..
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LU »t—'+1-u—,+:—«. +4: .
F?
Ll l _ A
a robber can’t shoot.
i
waning down the rock are beinz‘
ship singles for the Norwalit country
Paul. when Meeker but m, 8—6..
be played this afternoon.
i'
«we. the Sentinel employee who crush-
ed his hand in the press yeterday
noon. in reported as spending a com-
his home.
R ti '
on be business was disposed of
at. the meeting of the downtown elec-
trlcal commissioner held last night.
It was reported that to about ten duyl
..the' SWItChes which control the street
lights and which have been giving
.trouble lime they were burned out
during the last electrical storm, would
be permanently repaired,
—Open Saturday until 8:30. O’Brien.
The fleet of theBaysie Yacht Club.
ol. Several visited triads in South
Norm The Root left today for me
eastward.
E Edward Mono-mil. m first
‘clnsa in the United States novy, who
*is in chum of the naval recruiting
oilce in Stanford, m in this city
yesterday seeking recruits. Mr. rec
Donnell said” that INorwaik and the
surrounding towns have been placed
in the Stamford district. Young men
desiring information On any part of
the navy may obtain it he said by
writing to the Stamford station the
address of which is 324 Main street.
Men will be accepted for enlistment
between the ages of eighteen and
thirty-five. Those between seventeen
and eighteen, he said. will be. accept-
odit they obtob them-trot“
mounts. The my male in tho-.mvy.
“he been increased consider-fly and
those who enlist may choolse their
3’.” 3"”.
tBon’t Worry About
me Future
- s—lm
But prepare for it.
r .-
fimisnoonowhodoornot
Our electric burglar
alarm watches over
your valuables in our
Safe Deposit vault bet.
ter tho the most hith-
ful an! intelligent bull-
dog. _
The least tum-lug
with any part of our”
vault will set on thin
alarm—and there is no
way for. the robber to
hush it I}.
Boxer $4 c'yur
tin some part of hi: my rear
udlyinnoedofrendycuh.
‘ mud notional
inyourpocketmorisitcuh
mmmmmm
orbondr, although More
Mmmhhlmmn
good-Mbuk,~wheroitm
behadwhcnwantod.
mrrraae
curving: deposit- “your
mongwhnyoumit.
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ll
sum
SouthNornlk ,5
!
compacted by the Wheeler 0; Wimn‘
__..____._ 'The camel whose back was broken J
George Cark. oi 1307 H omrd ave.- _
nue. Bridgeport. rem-toll to the police '
atom his “unwell car at Rotuu Pom. ‘
club cup woe played 1m niuht be;
tween Chester Meker and Lawrence
5—2. and 6——3. Further mtches will.
Arthur DeMnto. oi Woodward are '
Mr.
W by his enemies, and is without4
j
Russeit.Wilcoxoon eta-W-
in planting to sanitati- m
we at the Pol:- Gum
Mr; Wilmsonf will bar W
by severd other-local fans.
WHETIOUT’ mE’ @828. l
HARTFORD, Aug, 28.—Divorce de-
notes in Connecticut during the 'court
year from July, 1919. to July. 1920,
numbered 1,488, an increase of more
than fifty per cent. over the divorces
lot the your previous, according to fig-
ures emptied here. In" than a
vthousaml of the past year’s divorcee
were granted to‘ '
held county leads in tho numbeié'
being 1.043 to 445 for the men.‘ m:-
459; New Haven county, including the
court at Waterbury, is second, with
421, and Hartford county is thirdw-ith
r337. Tolland county shows the least
mun-bonnie or domestic tranquility
with fifteen divorce- ln the your, eight
or them to: women and seven to men.
7% CAME!— S‘A'I’D IT.
l
By the weight of that famed “last
straw." l
Lay biting his eyes in a. halite of.
surprise,
For this won the sight he saw,
F310 mule sight he new:
A biped called the Consumer.
‘ And . a. ponderous pack!
«is he cilvying stared. the Camel de-
' elated:
“Now. there is a buck that's a back!
I could night at lust straw with his
book'"
i
—-Arthiir H. Falwell. in Leslie.
CHILD HURT iN AUTO WES.
WINSTED, Aug. 28.——Dinnh Brown.
aged live. one of those hurt in the up-
setting ot an automobile at East Ca-
naan. loot night, died, at the Litch‘
field County Hospital today. The child
had had her right leg severed in the
accident. Her brother Jesse, aged
eight, had a fractured skull. H. ,E.
"Page, of New Hartford, was driving
the machine in which were five other
men, two of whom were brought to
the hospital. Joseph B. Brown. lath!
er‘of the children, saw. the accident;
from the seat of his wagon, to avoid;
which Page had turned his machine-
sharply, causing it to overturn.
ARMED MEN GET WHISKY.
BROOKFIELD, “6.. Aug. 28.—-—i-‘ive
armed men robbed the home of Mrs.
P. .l. Garrity of $5,000 worth of whisky
early today, locking members a: the
family in a room while the liquor was
removed from the third floor. We.
Garrity's husband, formerly a. liquor
dealer died shortly after prohibition,
became oflective. leaving the whisky;
as a part of his estate. TVenty of 100
cases stored in the house Were taken.
!
v
HELD eon CONTEMPT OF COURT.
WP]. “15.. Aug. 28.-—lsncore
LGordon of Chicago. genernr vice pres.
ident ot‘ the United Menthol-Workers“
linternotlonal Union. has been sen.
tencod to» thirty days in jail and a line
of $100 for contempt of court in violet.
ing two injunctions against picketing.
BARRAGAN DOB! “01' ;
WANT A DUELS
MADRID, Aug. 27.—-'l‘he Mexican g
General My Bumsun, who is sold to g
be in New York, has written to friends i
hot. tilt a report that be challenged l
Viscount Blown ihonoz, the Spout-hf
’ to fight a net, has be?!"
I ‘
linuatiol.
. - film!“ To LEAVE “MY.
W Elston,
Aug. 28.—Professor Al F
the Gannon Wee
all Maxim, who” “discoverin-
iu phydcs have made him famous”
communion leaving Germany. owing
to the persistent hostility oi the pun ,
Germans, which in. that the (on:
of derision of his theory at rehtivity.
says a dispatch from Berlin. .
HARVARD stalls WITH 8T. Louis
QUINCY. "1., Ant. :6.—-Jolu mm:
ard, catcher for a continue-lion“!
baseball club, has been signed by the ,
St Lit-ills: American League Club, and
ordered to report at once.
.emd‘unttljlnte hour.
'oom. and useful gifts of linen, cut
“to. Whednn
-soctAL Nous
‘ Annual-lotions shower was held
l
both Alto. at 36 Lexington avenuo.‘Re.
Mme-to were served. Dancing was
=M'Iny nond-
gluus china, etc. were served. was
mumbemarrmd shertlytollr.
Pull Volatile or this city. Among
tho-o nae-em were Mr. Ind M11 Al-
bert m,_m. and Hrs. Stephen
Salton, Men]; Mr. and Mrs. Bordon
Kaell’mur, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Nollett, Miss
Menu Sirpe, Miss Annie Cato, mu
Kano Halos, Miss Helen Bordon.
was Anon 0311.; Miss Margaret 61]].
MIDI Kohl Gall, .Misa :Helen Kimmy,
Min Elk Rimmy.
Vedas,
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W, Whillan Altos, Dalma sznlui,
lull: Mos. Rose “08, Margaret
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Valenlik, and Andrew, Peter
Joseph Katmai.
Miss Elizabeth condition: Wily
Miss 'llidlth swnnsou, my; 'wmr pm this month; in tho
iPearl Peters, Mia; flinbeth amalgam. portion of the m. rogue
was Victor-in I'pach, Mitts Poul Lem. tho ult coat and our the Am“
.1113. Margaret Loni, Miss Elinbcth coast from New York to m
'Evnn, Min Violet Cato, Miss Johnnimlotber ruin urea extends from the .
9m Sprok. ma. Marie Balm, Stanley North Pacific coat mtheostwnm to.-
Tho w-urn cm of low
Nahum.
pressure in.- not advanced outward
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m mmmwmmm
Hrs; Hfl'ry Oberlnnder. of
W Ivonne. ore spending
o
Tho Hues
Weather Foo-cut
1. For Norwait and vicinity: incl-onl-
in; cloudinul, M followed by
showers lute tonight and Sunny:
Iomewhnt lower temperature Bunny:
odor-1e variable words. Weather
ow
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and
South
loommoing‘in honor of lilac Elixn- Rain “not. and Mrs. Frank Bacon
1
M It the hotel “ Te," Tonwkin:
Cos-c, N. 1.
Ron“. and ‘Ameua 1
Jon. 0! Franklin street have been
spending the week in Boston.
on
”ca—aw pww 7—«w
2.5.x}, '.,‘ .17... .m»..~..«s . ..
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mamuvmmu‘“ ~'~ J
New ' '
fur Fall wear.
——the planning a“
and m of tib—
mingsuim
make them new In”
worthy of‘yonr m
tontion but the pricing:
will interest you mono—o
tin viola are *-
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Axon, Gabriel Kurimas, Stephen Luj— during the loot twentrfour hours, but
chit, James inn. Andrew Yong-y, has Win in—ity. it extends worthy.
Jamel OriSS. Zotta 'Km‘lmw. Joseph trim Mexico amt! to Montana. A .. m ' ,
Magyar, John snub. William may. The temperature is slightly higher in . My “001.1-
Louis Heveosy, Joseph My the lake mica until-w England. out-c w 3 fl. "
Stephen Bodniclt, John Glenn, 3. Pot.
lowich. Miss Elizabeth Altos and Paul
-'nwluuldI-n——A Want Ad
heavy bitch sntin 1min-
skirt with my trio-fi—
Beochnm’s Pals assist to
of liver, stouuzh and kidneys.
restore normal action
nxom‘zfz
Beecham’s .Pms/
tnnictomniich
tionofdm m
of tunic panels In:
mth' hoovy e '
cut out mdfione
notifmohlim to,
commute each sleeve --1r
the waist in mode a.
at dy m. , '
.. Two pretty models with a striking design in infi-
acents, ouch W and both equally mmthe made 11
excellent quality trlootinc sell for only 27.50.
Trinatine firmwith panel poplin efiect dodi‘
new—each Ito-logo]: with wide silk-braid whisk: the
yeatsntiufip
leasinrmnt'nst is of duvtyn embroider-l
in limelight;
A fine serge “with deepoverskiri. hit-ad wilt
i Nanak,
flushllowlng in o oomph of tho-
«.3
Some dolly, o to
Co
I"! m Guy.
I." Mk‘ cum
THE ROYAL JAMES
Conn.
cm: 61' mo: MON
Served iron 12 m2 o'clock-dolly
“In 1.31!
. a pn- m
1 mon- Main; «on» 7:39 toll-ohm.
“LUSH“
w~
Fruit
ENTRE
Vat Chop: Brut-om not two.
Half Broiled Sod.
“no”
“data of M . uh
“Pilot Mignon, Stanley
Come.“
8”“ m
p SALAD
Lettuce and Cucumber, lmlonr Ono-h.
DEGSERT
Flo
Honey Dow
Ice Cream
Mod Coke.
Melon
Deml Tam
m1. A LA CART!
m PM um Chicken
(limo mace)
To the Going Out or
Business Sale; at the
lthrecrowootflhil-‘d . inwaistatbackmdnm—
imounted‘ with with lush ofmutcrial of drone.
i Anothertricotincmodltl. mwoofnlbrnid .-
5front and“ ado-MM“ quite a few buttons
to garnish it.
The above modelsommlrm.
Imagine a firunnnniah serge
12—13237 bile M with over
:fiirtmrdiomplantodat the side.
[WMeM‘fiont and, back
”with the “Wood chaotic
1“ braid trim—olefin at Vast-k
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‘ it!) notch— ohmic only-mace! the
any at thisprioe $20.
A M good quality, not,
“or plain .model exceut for
, ‘. fowrowsofdlt brnid'ncutlyxnd
m.m —- and just think I
gultriootineforoniyAlS.
Enemy: dresses one neur-
m ofwuiot ultimo! peak-
on on skirt wtfdmniltfimv
nod with hon-a H mutter
.ulon.
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