'1
'h #1. :.
Vlr‘"
‘
‘ ”"2
JOSEPH
85 Washington Street, South Nor-walk
DAVIS
it“
ComeEadytoGet
SUITS
$22.50 for .30 some
$26.25 for $35 SUITS
$829.50 for $40 sum
$34.75 for $46 SUITS
White Flannel Trousers
it“s:nzzuZIII-suuui..o\Lla-.s..n..a..n
yuq..‘,..”-.‘,~.”..v.a.,..,,..‘,.l..a..,....
Stocks Before They Get Broken Up
samos‘ user m was!!! wan: l
unanimous mm m vans i
’A Good Assortment of Suits at $18.00
Bath Robes W 1-3.
GoodHalfKoseGPairSlDO—WTm—Al'ewm
A Good Silk MW!“ Clocking, 650
We Still Have a Fine Assortment of 9.
Those Straw Hats at $1.50
masseuse
$1.10
$1.46
$1.65
$1.96
$2.85
for $3.00 BEETS
for $4.00 SHIRTS
Reduced 25 Per Cent.
we:
vol.
e1:
4%; “W
‘An advance fall shipment of “Royal
Society Packages” is on display at The
N. E. ltyan Co's. store.
"—-
Frank W. Kuslik. who is connected
with the Ringling Brothers and Bar-
num 6: liailey Circus. is spending ti
day's vacation at his home in South
Norwalk.
'i'he sermon subject at the South
Norwulk Methodist church tomorrow
ovcning at 7 o'clock standard time
will be “The Prize Fighter." An inter-
«an subject. and a. welcome for
everybody.
5
-—Get your Victrola whore "Good
firvlco is a Habit.” Easy terms.
Donnelly'l 16-18 80. MAI!) ’8.
hir. and Mrs. James H, Little have
purchum-ol the six room house at 21
at. John Sllt‘i‘i. lilast Norwalk. from!
Mr. and Mrs Amundsen. and contem-
plate moving in nu soon as Mr.
Amumlavn's house on Edlie avenue is
completed.
——ltoton Point Park July
Special Display of Fireworks.
4th.
People were interested this morning
in noting a large sign “Site of the
New Y. .‘l. (‘ A. Donated by E. Ii.
Gallagher." lit-int: taken through the
Window Draperiesm
' M dras, Fl ed Bering '
inonne: and all: materials that
are desirable. "
Also Made own— M
890 to $4.50 a Window,
Opaque Shades In dark areas. White
and Tan colors.
E. K. BANKS
UNDER ammo norm.
80. NM“
2-:—
The scholars of Merrill Business
Collcgc presented Miss Hefleran, the
teacher in shorthand and typewritlng.
with a ten dollar gold-piece yesterday.
Miss Hcfl‘cran. who is well-liked by all
the pupils. is leaving at the end of this
week.
James McNichols. of New Haven.
yesterday took possession of the De-
\'inc & Hardwick drug store on Wall
street in the l-‘irst district. Mr. Nichols
having purchased the Devine interests
some time ago. Miss May Devine.
who has boeu in charge of the store
for the past year. relinquished super-
vision or the business yesterday.
-—lioton 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 be held in
the Library Building on Friday even-
ltrt‘vts of the city by M. ii. G. Ryder.
01 East Not-walk. sign painter. The
Ilign will be crcctcd on the plot of
ground on West avenue which Mr.
Gallagher recently purchased and on
'Jvhich he will have erected a. building
to house a gymnasium. the use of
which will be given to the li0)5 an
young men or the city. .
- ‘Vord has been rccr-lved in this city
0! the tlt‘.’llli of G. Howard King. {or-
meriy ot' llanlnirs. father of Mrs. A.
ll. llotltwell, wire of the pastor or the
Baptist church here. Mr. King died.
in West port on \Vellncsdav. The fun-
eral will be held from the Fable un-
dertaking rooms in \Vcstport on Sat--
11rdlly afternoon at two o'clock. day-]
light saving time. and interment will'
be made nlmut three o'clock that at--
lernoon in Mountain Grove cemetery.
North avenue. llridgcport.—Danbury
News.
300!
HOSPITAL AND 810K
SUPPLIES
Bottom Bandage, Glues.
Plaster, Etc.
Milton-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DBUGGISTS
Aheslve
82 Washington Street
ing. July 8th. 1921. at eight o'clock,
This evening a patriotic dance will
be hold at the Harbor View Beach
club house. Fischer's Billikens fur-
nishing the music. On Monday July
4th there will be a confetti and scr-
pentlne dance also at the club house.
——()ld fashion Jelly doughnuts.
Crullers. Layer and cup cakes. Rolls.
buns. cookies. pies. cheese. apple and
Coirec cakes. French and Danish
pastry our specialty at the Chocolate
Shop Bakery. Ii. Wilkens. Prop. 17
N. Main St. Tel. 2293.
Dr. H. 1’. Cole, who" was professor
of the llahnemun Medical College or
Chicago about 40 years ago. and who
'iccturcd here recently before the Medi-
cal Association oi‘ Norwaik. as a spec-
iullst on deformed feet and orginator
ot 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
[he thought he could cure him. so Dr.
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
getting stronger every day and will be
BOUT}! NORWALK. CONN.
July 10 will
All ‘Money
deposited intthis bank before
from July lst. ‘
We are now permitted to accept depofits
of from $1 to $5,000.
New accounts are alWays wel-
abie to get around nearly as well”
.tormerly.
draw interest
.;. mitt noun-om
,. at O’Briens.
' Pas-ads appears in this issue.
' Should Georges .Carpentier wk: the
1 In the party will be Jules Gleaner at
. whose home he was a gueet in Jersey
' City. since finishing up his main;
. h
"1.;W ' L ' “ ‘b-‘Eafi‘ ”firms.“
_._‘._,__,——
o-Be sure Hem-e0 what‘ m1
you are picced‘inatm‘u carnival Pe-
rade and be thou-gab. start at 1:380
mic or tel-ow are ordering
0:1,?!” We
early. 3. A. Begonia neutered two
yenorday. one to Stewart Hal-shall,
ot.0sborn avenue. and one so Wie-
noise Vena. “Watt-cot.
m
wan-awe and Panama renovated
s—s—s———
O
Rowan street residents of East
Nos-walk complained to the police
about ball playing on the street. ee-
peeialiy on Sunday and the matter
was referred to Patrol-an John Reb-
ertl.
o—Nl
information on Carnival
Considerable Carpentier new wuq
bet-C oflered in the ’Flrfi Didrict. this
morninu' at paevaiilng odds-win: no
takers. One backer at the “one”
offered to hot .100 tiled mane
would defeat Dempsey.
pBuy your cool at Bin-team Gena
battle this afternoon. he will immedi-
ately start on his way to spend a
weekend as the guest of Archibald
Burn at Bell Island. He will make
the trip with a number of his triends.
at Manhunt Beach.
——Buy Top Notch Bread.
Him Marie West King of Bridge-
port. will he the instructor or short-
hand and typing at the Merrill Busi-
ness College this manner. Ilse
King Is an experienced teacher and
well known and liked by the summer
students of former years. Mia King is
one of the regular Merrill Mr
School instructors. having been a
member or the faculty for the past
five or six years‘.
Woman, Aged Seventy, Is
Kiled in Motor Crsh
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 Pa.-
trelman T. Do'rney rushed to the
scene. He had the dying woman and
her son taken to the Norwalk hospi-
tal in an automobile operated by Irv-
ing Spillane. of New Haven. Mrs.
Johnson. however. died on the way.
Johnson's wounds were (1er and
he was discharged from the hospital.
Medical Examiner Samuel H.
Huntington was notified ot the death
of Mrs. Johnson. He said that the
cause or A'I’Pi‘ilh was internal injuries
together with general injuries.
Vi'estport and Norwaik authorities
have sent out a statewide alarm for
the automobile which struck the mo-
torcycic and hope to have the driver
taken into custody soon.
The body of Mrs. Johnson was tak-
en to Bridgeport this morning for
burial. -
Coroner John J. Pbeian is owed
to hold an inquest into the death
Tuesday.
LOCAL OPINIONS ON “on
Frank '1'. Brundsge. Taylor and
Golden. Inc.-—"Carpentier in not over
8 rounds."
Fred T. Coleman.
strcct news demon—Dempsey.
lieve."
llomer Craw. Toy manufacturer.—
"liow the devil do I know?“
Al Canevari. East Norwslk mer-
' chant—"Carpentier.”
Irving D. Robertson. City Clerk-—
"Carpenticr. I believe.“
F. J. Shanon. Associated Pre- op.
|era.tor.——"Dempsw will will."
Harry Wallenstein. music dealer.
—-“Well. it's this way—(and so on for
several minuteel—eo you see it
Demo-er plays the waiting game he
North m
I be-
wnl win. It he doesn’t Carpentier
will win."
Hagan O‘Dell. Sliver tin-outed an-
nouncer—"Ca or must , have
something up his sleeve. I'm inclin:
ed to believe he will win.”
Thomas Hunt. detective sergeant.
"You can't get an opinion from me."
Chic! 0! Police William 3. Pen-
nington.—I'll let you know in the
n
m . .
Frank B. Field. clerk at the South
Nos-wall Post oiflce—Oarpentier.”
Chris Fay. East Nor-walk butcher—-
"Dorm. of course."
“Rudolph.” Postal Telegraph-
senger and weather proflIet—J'lt
mes-
nlng. Remember I predicted rain
*last week and it came detain b..- -
eta.”
:. lonry Hoidouf. a; nose-own. '
ml W‘mome wlll not come up
for the thirteenth round.“
conrss. in five round.
Gray—Deanna is tons
rounds.
“Spot" Dixon—Dempsey.
rounds.
“Bil!“ Halon—11h refers at
*' W Teach—Dan’s”. easy.
WWW,
‘ *-
mmehmnturthohig-car-
PM
Hook and Index- company.
be a double knock-Git. neither win-l
“Dee." By‘xbee—Why mum. at
in'twu'
ninlparadotesobeuweblthnae
“mmfim
The”.
3i.
i
- s
hall-uh»...
0
rm
WABHINGTONwM L—An appro-
priation 01 0:15.00. he. been made
by the Red Cross be m recrea-
tbaai facilitieetot. m at trio
world war at um.” at the
(odors: bosrd‘tor see-meal testing
during the cousin: seer. The euro:
"lotion will be
“Inca-In.
noun. July 2am nemesis.
Web-”ere!
musbeenwwm
muutomaoebinethm-
“mamas-caught»
ttwhiehresisnedeem.
——Coei at lowest M. Harris, and
Gene.
new WEN .
0F [WE‘RE
Washington Street
.flowflh‘athu»mm
l .. .. m'
minnow manna“ ’.
useft‘ow .
uossqueasorbM'l
insomniac-mm
' are Oll' (PM
usit‘fi‘ks 3 ’ -' '
h
m.
4 7—.
mm,
W '
Norwalk :- well repreeenwd at. tse‘
big fight in Notion-er tad-r. it"
than M to attend bells Thom-
as a. any. Frederick 8. Coleman.
Victor W. Flori-ls. Dee Gulch. Edward
O’Brien. ‘James mm. Wien~
armpit-.33. mu, W
Md. Arthur Cong. Jones Donnel-
iy. Attorney Jenn [Aux-dice, Chief
of Police m 3. mm
The Nines Lillian Bergen. Sophia
Senor. and Lana Henwln. 9: New
Have-e. are riding over the hurt]:
at the heme e! In. Chad. We“:
of Merwin mt. i
Hrs. I. M. Genes of Brooklyn-is
tbsgnestotltramnknecontot
Berriew avenue.
Icons of Norwalk residents will
lain-d the Ringing Butts-n circus
_which is being held in Bridgeport to-
our.
TRUE amass.
From the beginning our motto has
been "True mesa.” which we hope
tourists and local pdroes.
prove to you that our enacts resulted
in i succeastui business.
0
“Cleanlinewisouruextmm. Our
estebisuent is cleaned from at to
end every twentyiour hours so as to
always keep a clear atmosphere "It
is opened for inspection at all hours
for the per-sends!” wish to see how
our shop is kept clean and how our
products are made. The "inspectors“
Our branch store in South Norwalk
isruaningmtbossneideals. The
goods are made at our main store in
Nor-walk. Whether you are in Nor-
walk or in Bantu Remit you wiil be
able to purchase the same quantity 0:
goods and they may be delivered to
yotnhome at any day of the week. 4
hostel prices are given to use.
chm and parties.
In this establishment, the ice cream
and candy business is by the
Chocolate Shop of Norenlk Only the
bakery business is operated by Henry
Winn.
TB cnoooun 880!
Main Store, 20 Wall 8.. Nor-walk,
Blanch More.
Nialainlt, 8s.lorwalk.0t.
Bathing Suits, -Capsn Silica
Hosiery, Mel‘s,
uomsaun a! some an: ‘i i
Mill Outlet Store
Etc.
South Nerwalk _-
Ho'wcoolineff‘eetare thosechecks oflight gres.‘
rith white 1
How youthful andvigorous me checks of red with
white l
How
white i
There is a daintiness and a charm comLined '5‘
their excellent fabric and their great service.
Not for years have gingham had such a vogue; Cr
been so dlflieult to secure.
And the store ofiers right now a big fine special fl» '
lcction of them at two prices of extra interest.
Styles that are almost
delightful trimming of embroidery. - ._
New. in every line. 01‘ marked grace. Notable in“,
3xceiienee of needlework too.
Second floor.
‘pretty and dainty the checks of Lie wjfiv
tailored, other styles W“
«i
t
:3
i
‘2:
I
$5.958: was
Mr" ‘
‘—High grade coal at Harris and
”H
The final meeting of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation for the year
will be held in the council chambers
on Monday. when, unless further
changes are made. the budgets as re-
vised and altered for the year will be
pend by this Board. It is an a
mooted question as to whether the
members of the Board of Education
will appear to prom W the out
of approximately $31,000. in their
. 1921-28 bud“.
‘—-Reten Point Park July 4th.
“monogram
MDnIgStorseNowBa'entoe
Sale.
In attentive nutritive tonic for
general debility—pleasant to take.
A preparation approved by tlm tedbr-
sroubition commissioner ot the
medical department at Washington.
D. c. A tonic that's just right for the
”In Local drug stores now have
ittornlein'l'Sc (I on. sine) and
81.00 (11 oz. dulbottlea. Adv't.
menacfixae.0.U.L‘-
held an infielhtien or “heron-
meeuuheldh‘nlghtatwhi.
deiogudou from out of town
"ohm
anal BENCH a
mum in
a.
d
.‘s
i'
The New England, Candy 00..
.outh Iain Knot is s. mighty“
placemenjoyatreattheeen‘
emer days and evenings but”.
ter still it is an establishment ~D
“Quality Goods" are to be had. , m,
Vanilla and Chocolate ice .‘
served here in sodas and eundeeofifi
high grade French Vanilla made ~
the very best or materials. M
strawberry ice cream made ”uh
”fruit is new beta bulb”
quantity desired to take bomb. on
in the habit of visiting this can h
centrally located where the best Db
mmrm
Homemadeuumrnemuc
periglhbox. .
Mme-“Warehou-
ueaoeepsrna. .
mmmmfl'mw
“Wemnm
m in this mien served ever: ”‘5.
Adv. f
You 'Area _.
Stranger-poly 3'
‘3
”W'su—pnd a. w
'InThisBanli
a:
Norwalk Chronicler