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'A Good Assortment of Suits at $18.00
Bath Robes Reduced 1-3.
Good Half Hose 6 Pair $130+!me Tans—A Pew Blacks.
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SHINE“
'An advance fall shipment of “Royal
Society Packages" is on display at The
N. E. Ryan Co's. store.
ry—o—n—
Frank W. Kusllk. who is connected
‘with the [tingling llrothers and Bar-
num & Bailey Circus. is spending a
day's vacation at his home..in South
Norwalk.
The sermon subject at the South
Norwalk Methodist. church tomorrow
evening at? o'cloek standard time
will be "The Prize. Fighter." An inter-
esting subject. and a welcome for
everybody.
"Good
terms.
‘-—Gct your Victrola. where
Service is a Habit." Easy
Donnelly'l 10-18 80. Kain St.
N". and Mrs. James H. Little have
purchased the six-room house at 21
St. John street, l-Zast Norwalk. from!
Mr. and Mrs. Amundsen. and contem-
plate moving in as soon as Mr.
Amundsen‘s house on lidlie avenue is
completed.
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-—-ltoton Point Park July
Special Display of Fireworks.
4th.
People were interested this morning
in noting it large sign "Site of the
New Y. M. C, A. Donated by lil. ll.
Gallagher." being taken through the
.treets of the city by ll. ll. G. ltyder
of East Norwalk. sign painter. The
nigh will be erected on the plot of
ground on West avenue which Mr.
Gallagher recently purchased and on
which he will have erected a building
to house a gymnasium. the use of
which will be given to the boys and
young men of the city.
TVord has been received in this city
at the death of G. Howard King. for-
merly of Dnnbury. father of Mrs. A.
II. lloutwell. wife of the pastor of the
‘ ing. July 8th. 1921. at eight o'clock.
Window Draperies“.-
in Madras, Figured Bovine"-
tonnea and other material] the]
are desirable.
Also lad. Curtains from
890 to $4.50 a Window.
Opaque Shades in dark Groom-White
and Tan colors.
E. K. BANKS
UNDER .nonm
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80. NOBWALK
The scholars of Merrill Business
College presented Miss Hefteran. the
teacher in shorthand and typewriting.
with a ten dollar gold piece yesterday.
Miss llef'rernn. who is well-liked by all
the pupils. is leaving at the end of this
week.
In
James McNichols. of New Haven.
yesterday took possession of the De-
vine & llardwick drug store on Wall
street in the First district. Mr. Nichols
having purchased the Devlne interests
some time ago. Miss May Deylne.
who has been in charge of the store
for the past year. relinquished super-
vision of the business yesterday.
——‘Roton Point Park July
Special Display of Fireworks.
4th.
The regular monthly meeting or the
board of directors of the South Nor-
walk Public Library will boJleld in
the Library Building on Friday even—
Thls evening a patriotic dance will
he held at the Harbor View Beach
club house. Fischer's Billlkens fur-
nishing the music. On Monday July
4th there will be a confetti and ser-
pentine dunce also at the club house.
——Old fashion Jelly doughnuts.
Crullers. Layer and cup cakes. Rolls.
buns. cookies. pies. cheese. apple and
Coffee cakes. French and Danish
pastry our specialh at the Chocolate
Shop Bakery. ll. “’llkens Prop. 17.
Baptist church here. Mr. King died
in Vi'estport on “'ednesdny. The fun-
ertd will he held from the Fable un-
dertaking looms In VVestport on Sat-l
'nrdn lrtmuoon at two oclock. day- 1
light saving time and interment will'
be made about three o'clock that nf- -
ternoon in Mountain Grove cemetery.
North avenue. Bridgeport—Danbury
News.
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EOSPITAL AND 810! BOOK
SUPPLIES
Bandage. Gauss. Amy's
Plaster, Etc.
Bunsen-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION nnuooms -
Kodaks. Cameras. Films, Hates,
Paper. etc.
8! Washington Street
SOUTH NOBW'AIAK. CONN.
Mn,
depos
,he thought he could cure him, so Dr.
. able to get around nearly as well' as
ited in this bank hetero
July 10 will draw: interest
from July: lat.
We are now permitted to accept 4W
of from $1 to $5,.000
New accounts are always we].-
N.1ilaln St. Tel. 22 93.
Dr. H. P. Cole. who was professor
of the llahnemun Medical College of
Chicago about 40 years ago. and who
lectured here recently before the Medi-
cal Association of Norwalk. as a spec-
ialist on deformed feet and originator
of the anatomic shoe. visited a for-
mer student of his. Dr. A. H. Baldwin.
and was exceedingly surprised to see
Dr. Baldwin walking around on crut-
ches. Dr. Baldwin then explained
about his accident of three years ago..
when he fractured his pelvis. Dr.
Cole examined Dr. Baldwin and said
Baldwin has been commuting to New
York city undergoing treatments. now
being able to get along with the help
of one. crutch and a cane. He is
g.- ttlng stronger every day and be
formerly
you are placed in arm Oink-DIP.-
., » de and mmn to mart at 1:80
it, much: unmet-cm
Norwalk complained to . the pouce
poclally on Sunday and the. matter
@511... .was referred to Patrolman John Rob-
erts:
Parade appears in this issue.
being altered in the First District this:
5:. takers. Onobacterotthel‘reuc
‘ ‘_' onered to bet 8100 that, Corporate:-
'(i: would defeat Dempsey.
. battle this Moon. he will immedi-
htel
iiweek- -end as the guest of Arum
,y
"W MEN
the trip with a number at lib trienda.
In the party will be Jules Gleaner at
whose home he was a guest in Jersey
City.
¥ at Manna-set Beach.
Solwyn at Bell Island. He will
. five or six years:
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-t taller-er City today.
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Mammal-Idem.
Whilemotloln
was the headed in"
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humming. Thong-mo- «mile-"'0‘ ' ‘
96- through the city
n—Bellro-dudseowhotm
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mi. prion mmt are ordoclnu
.elr Internaw One P!” M.
. 1y.
erday. .
f Osborn avenue.' and' one. to We-
olac Vena. of Boutou street.
~6trows and' * mm W
O'Brien!-
Rowan street residents or .Eaa't
bout ball playing on‘ the mt. el‘
chi-Is..— _
u—FuII information on Carnival
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Considerable Carpentler money wal‘
rnlng at .prevallln: odds. with .n'a
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—-Buy moonuBarrlsandGana
Should Gear-m Carpenter win the
start on hisway to spends.
since finishing up due training
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u—Buy 1'09- Nm M
Miss Marie West King. of Bridge-
port will be the initructor of short-
n'eos College this summer. Mlle
King is an experienced teacher and
well known and liked by th'e Iummer
students of former years. Mics King is
one of the regular Merrill Summer
School instructors. having beeh
member of the faculty for the pull
Woman, ,Aged Seventy, Is
Continued from First Page.
ney Were received. Her son escaped
with abrasions of the right leg and
bruises of the body. .
The uptown police were immedi-
ately notified of the accident. and Ph-
trolman 'l‘. Do‘rney rushed to the
ocenc. He had the dying woman “dim
tal in an automobile operated by Irv.
ing Spillane. of New Haven. lira.
Johnson. however. died on the way.
Johnson’s wounds were dressed and
he was discharged from the hospital.
Medical Examiner Samuel H.
Huntington was notified at tho death
or Mrs. Johnson. He said that the
cause of. death v. as internal injuries
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have sent out a statewide alarm (or
the automobile which struck the mo-
torcx (‘l0' and hope to have the dill'OI'P
taken into custody soon. i
The body of Mrs. Johnson was tak-
en to Bridgeport this morning—(01‘
burial.
Coroner Job
to hold an inn
Tuesday.
J. Phelan is expected
at into tho death
LOCAL OPINIONS ON FIGHT
Frank T. Brundage. Taylor an.
Golden. nc.'—— ‘Carpentier in not oyer
8 rounds."
Fred '1‘. Coleman. North Mall:
street news dealer.—-Dempsey. 1 be-
lieve." i
llomer Crow. Toy manufacturer. ‘
"How the devil do I know?" j
Al Cancun-l. East Nor-walk met-4
chant—“Carpentier. "
Irving D. Robertson. City Clerk—4
“Carpentier. I believe."
F. J. Shanon. Associated Press op-
erator. ——-“Dempsey will win. "
l-lorry Wailenstein. music dealer.
--"Well. it's this way—{and so on for
several minutes)—-so you are it
Dempsey plays the waiting gains by!
will win. If he doesn’t Carpentiel'
will win."
Hagan O'Dell. Silver throated an-
‘
vreddeut of mo Minn
deputies has hell W by Kins
Emmanuel to gun a cabinet to one
ceed that of
ti. which relish on Monday.
‘ ~41“: a: towel; prices. 8am- and
Gone.
hand and typing at the .mrrlll Busl- .-
Kiled in Motor Cull ~
her son taken to the Norwalk homl- -
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together with general injuries. M health. Your letter
w. stport and Norwalk authorities.” Thuwmnndby.m
WASHINGTON. July L—An appro-
priation of $173. 090» has been made
bathe Rad M'to provide recrea-
tional Wm
“rams/t
run of the
Giovanni Gioiit-
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(if WLE ABE
the DreododSuf-
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Newt is well represented at the
big light in New Jersey today. among
”um-W am
not Police William R. Penntn
nflL‘lohn Frinell. Duncan Frlxaell.
.Tbe Mines Lillian Berna. flophia
filter. and Lulu min. or New
fiaven. are visiting over the Fourth
at the home or lire. Charles Weeke-
of Kerwin 4M
.MLM.Oomesora.Bu-oohlyu.ts
rthe guest of Mrs. Frank Bacon. of
BC!!!" MB.
Scores of Matt residents will
tamnd the Ringling Brothers circus
which is being held in Bridgeport to:
«day.
.1311! mums.
From the beginning our motto has
been “True Business,” which we hope
to Main.
\Our m is growing. daily
those planning to attend being Tholn- .
owins macho-innumerable compil-
meuts which-we have receivedvlum
tourin- ond local patrons. This may
0‘ prove to you that our alerts resulted
in a successful wetness.
”Cleanliness" is our next motto. - Our
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.ostabishmeut is cleaned from end to
in and every twenty-tour hours so as to
:lthmheenoofldntnotonewmnm'd in
thioperfoetlym
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Mme-bare.
mmammgnsm':
slightest doubt that
Can-
always keep a clear atmosphere It
is opened for inspection at all hours
for the persons who wish to see how
our shop is but demand how our
and products are made. The We"
are our friends.
Our branch store in south Non-walk
is running on the some .idosld‘ 'lac
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. «Whether you are in Not-
walk or in South Not-walk youwlll be
0‘able to purchase the Wow of
0‘goods and they mayhem to
home at any day at the week.
pecial PM are given to lodges.
es and parties.
In this establishment. the ice cream
and candy business is operated by the
Chocolate Shop of Normal: Only the
theta-y business is operated by Henry
iwukins.
L. tin—mummies
«to. More, 20 Wall St,
Brooch Store.
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BIl"S'I
nounceo—"Carpentler must ' havo
something up his sleeve. I'm locum
ed to believe he will wig." ' ill .
mamas Hunt. detective sergeant.
"You can't get an opinion from me."
Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington—I'll let you know in the
morning." ‘
Frank B. Field. clerk at the ’South
Norwalk Post omee——Carpentier.”
Chris Fay. East Norwalk butcher—
“Dempsey. of course. "
“Rudolph." Postal Telegraph mee—
senger and weather bet—"It will
be a double knock-o t. neither win-
hing. Remember. I predicted min
in week and it came down to buck-
all.”
3:. Henry Holdouf. .thorm
mien-"Georges win not coho up
on- the thirteenth sound.“
course. in live rounds.
rounds.
“Bill” Hanlon—Th'e refer-ear
J'Pete" Vellum—Dempsey. easy.
emu. Pm comm.
Themgoisall act for thoblgmr—
“manhole”: brittle
“Doc” Byxbee—Why Dempsey, of .
Charles Gray—Dom, . m m .,
“Spat" Daron—ounce» in. two
' rounds. I
1.
mm'
Hosieivdflloemers, Etc.
irony um 32 mom: i l
South Norwalk
r
.m Estimate and Taxation for the year
N lit, will beheld in the council chambers
11 No. Kain 8t... So. Kin-walk, 0t clum- are made. the budgets u n-
HOT WEATHER
NEEDS
Z~Screens, Screen Doors,
general 'debllity-—pleoslrnt to take.
How cool in efiect are those checks of light '9.
ith white !
-How youthful and vigorous the checks of redresfith
white !
‘How pretty and dainty
white 1
There is a daintiness and a charm com-;rlod «on.
their excellent fabric and their great service.
And thostore ofiers right now a big fine specialwd-
lection of them at two prices
Styles that are almost tailored, other styles “ '
delightful trimming of embroidery.
New in every line. 0:? markedgracc.
excellence of needlework too.
Md
, Wwonn.l.-wmulu.....
the checks of Le with
Not for years have gingham lllltl such a vagina.
been so difficult to secure.
of extra inteosr
a
Notableénh 7
$5.85 .8: ‘37“
floor.
—ngh grade coal at Harril and
Guns.
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The in: meeting of the Board of
on Monday. when. unless further
vised and altered for the year will be
po-edbytheBoar-d. Iris-Ella
mooted question as to whether the
members or the Board of Education
will appear to protest opium the out
or approximately "1.000, in their
1931-23 Wt.
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~Boton Point Park July lth.
Special Display of Fireworks.
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NEW TONIC 0N '
THE‘VMARKET! [PS
WINE GADUOL
{local Drug’storos' Ravine a toe
' Bole.
An incentive nutritive tonic for
A preparation approved by the fedor-
al prohibition commissioner of! the
medical department at Wamlngton.
13.0. A tonic that’s just right for the‘
“em. local drug stores now have
it for note in 150 (8 oz. also) and
81.00 (1: or. steelbottlee. hart.
“WAY. spasms.
Home made soft butter scotch 25m .'
per 1‘ lb. box.
Cream enamels. vanilla or choco-
late. 60¢ per lb.
m molt-OI. plain or with your
"out butters Mic oer lb
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Lincoln Council.
held an installation or officer! n
meeting held last night. at M“ ' ‘-
delegations from out of town M,
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The New England Candy 00.3.
South Main street is a -
place to enjoy a treat lb.“
summer days and evening! on -
ter still it is an establishment-u.
"Quality Goods" are to be had. -;
Vanilla and Chocolate ice “4.?
served here in sodas and m '.
high grade French Vanilla -- '
the Very best of materials.
strawberry ice cream made ,.
fine fruit is now being had «
quantity desired to take hem ‘
in the habit of visiting this ~-
oentraily located where the . .
had in this line is served e
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