JOSEPH DAVIS
: SSVVASHINGTON. Swan
50. NORWALK
Athletic UnSOn
Suits
. “COOPER’S” ..
, Which Stands for the: 7."
Best in Underwear ,
Sizes 34 to 48.
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mums
Edward Juleson of Flax Hill Road.
quite iii.
'A regular monthly meeting of the
tiiam'llosc company will be held
is evening.
grade coal at Harris and
4Higii
——n—-o_-—o—il
The Webbing and Edging factory
Washington street is closed this
eek for the annual vacation.
-—Don't fall to see Alice Brady in
he Land of Hope" headlinelon Pal-
e holiday bill today and again to-
OI'I'OW.
e twenty minute schedule on the
-noons and early evenings went
effect on Saturday.
Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
here will he a meeting of the com-
flit-es. together with the mayor’s
Immitti-e. tomorrow evening. to fur-
er (lth‘liBS plans for the celebration
ttendunt to the dedication and plac-
Ii: of the French war cannon on the
brsry Gleen.
~Triple liolidny feature bill. RC-
nt. today; Conway Tearle. in “Whis-
-i-ing l)cviis;" Fatty Arbuckle in
Ihe Country Hero” and "She's a
I!
it;
uy Top Notch Bread.
sit-rduy morning the
Elsa” team,
Mayflower
and a number of their
ricuds i-nibaiked aboard a special
Idler boat which took them to
orthport. ,i.. l.. where they played
0 N9l‘lllp0l‘l team yesterday and
here they will play another game
' ay.
'T‘hr- Jacobs Shoe l-‘actory closed
own on ".riilily last for the holidays
('[N'IJliOllH Hi the it & G Corset
ctoi'y will not be resumed until
,ediiI-sil.iy or this week. the factory
villi: (’iil<i'ii Friday evening. The
e is trite
e Ciuett.
of the Norwalk lion.
l'eabody plant will close
WM
dubious”
‘ m—
—-Don't fall to.oee Alice Brady
mOI‘I‘OW.
Elm Grove street
plained about boys and fireworks
Saturday to the police.
. Local barber shops are closed
of the stores.
—-—Triple holiday feature bill.
themselves
police yesterday sttssnoon,
Miss Msyhel
grapher in the office of William
McLean, lnc.
-—Tripie holiday
perlng Devlin"
“The Country Hero"
Vamp."
Fatty Arbuckle
and
The July meeting of
street. No
i ransacted.
Afamity quarrel at
street was referred to the police
ottiement on Ssturday night. The
ice restored quiet to the
which had been stolen from that cl
Benjamin
in from of his home.
1 o'clock Sunday morning when
holds and Special Ofllcer Payne.
Work is expected to
shortly
ing of the guns and equipment
———lion't fail to see. Alice Brady
“The Land of Hope"
ace holiday
marrow.
assent Chou-gland: 6mm
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Mrs. John-Henry Knapp is serious-
ly ill at her home on Flo: Hill Road.
"The Land of Hope"‘lieadline on Pal-
ace holiday bill today and again to-
_.~
residents coin-
on
Ill
day today‘ sis-ore the banks and most
Re-
gent today: Conway Tearie in “Whis—
pering Devilsi" Fatty Arbuckle in
"The Country Hero" and ”She's a
vamp” ton-Idols
Boys who were making nuisances of
on Third street. not
Norwalk. were. complained of to the
Gohler of Orchard
street has taken a position as steno-
O.
feature bill. Re-
gent today: Conway Toni-lo in "Whis-
in
“She’s a
the Norwalk
Musicians’ Union was held yesterday
at the new quarters. 106 \Vnshington
especial ‘business was
12 Madison
for
W
. ofliotod
neighborhood.
——T)on't fail to see Alice Bra ‘ in
“The Land of Hope" headline on at-
ace. holiday bill today and again to-
morrow.
The Port Chester police notified
the Norwalk police department Sat-
urday night of a Ford machine.
ty.
Andrews. of ‘18 Park
street. complained to the uptown po-
lice Saturday night of a disturbance
m ..
Cedar street got all “bet up" about
family row bloke out .which was fin-
ally quieted by Patrolman John Rey-
commence
on the addition and altern-
tion to the local armory for the hous-
of
flattery C. motorized artillery. Lewis
A. Miller. of Meridcn. was the suc-
cessful bidder for 'thc contract work.
in
headline on Pal-
bill today and again to-
email.
n for the first two weeks in
5'“ The watchman at the plant of Jo-
‘ _ . has & Naumberg. on Spring street re-
i-lple holiday [It‘llllll'p hill, lie. portednhat a man was lying on .ihe
nt today; (‘onwny 'l‘i-arle in “\Vhis- sidewalk near the factory about 1
ring: iii-\iis;" Fatty Arbuckle ll. p'i-iock yesterday" morning. Patrol-
‘he country Hero" and "She’s a \man ”uh," Lockwood and special of.
NIIP- - A. All.» ,ficer Payne investigated and sent the
, , '—‘-—‘-—-" «man to his home.
Janus i“lii‘. of lzly avenue, will as '
sunl give his e\hil.ition of fireworks. Veronica Cnhlli. u“. little daughter
1'. lI‘iiu has svcurr-ii a number of (10- or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cuhill. was
Mimi-r Whit'h “'ili (ii‘rl‘v’li' the (“X—‘operated upon for acute appendicitis
ususi of the manufacture or these at the Rnrwalk hospital ypsfordfly nf-
rewm'ks which he makes himself. ternoon t._.- pr. “1 “fl Tracey. Dr. \v_
or a number or years: past he has ul- :1 Tracey. his father. assisted. The
ays given an ixli‘ilnitiou but last \car little girl is getting along nicely ac-
111 Hi i id \ini e lht entrance of “micordlng to later repoflg
ni-tI l Sr lit“ q into the \Vorld “'ar that .
9 2m smh rIII Hhihition George Zith, who gave his address
—(“.¢vt your Yictroia where "Good
rvice is n Habit." Easy terms.
IunnI-lly's 1648 80. Main St.
OSPITAL AND SICK BOOM
SUPPLIES
Bandage. Gauze, Adhuive
Plaster, Etc.
Stimson-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISI‘S
Cameras, Films. Plates.
Paper. etc.
82 Washington Street
.
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9
l
.as 29 Monroe street. reported to the
,that he had_been robbed of
i
84
o c'lock yesterday morning The poi
find no evidence to warrant it.
People who desire to view the it
they will not only be able to vi
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
July 10 will
deposited in this bank before
from July 181:.
,We are now permitted to accept deposits
of from $1 to sumo
New accounts are dwel-
come.
draw interest. I
police at 6 o'clock yesterdaymoming
in
front of the Dew Drop lnn about 12:30!
ice
investigated the complaint but could
re
works at the Norwalk Country Club.
and who are not members of the club,
[can do no better than to go down
Calf Pasture beach roadway, where
to
e“
tthis display, but also the special dih-
play that will be put on item Roton
Point this evening. Both exhfibits
will start about 9: 16 oc‘iock (D. T.) _
.-who have bee noellipg my
WW
ma tho! they In
the. luv Just the. W
one cartri ges tram than. they will be
prosecuted to the full. mot. of the
law bvmootlnrttl
Chief Pennington“ would not sub
last more» moss
mode All/the lumen, but sold
that t would“ mm:
)obe Q’s adios-cums.
Physio: onto reiterated thori-
wornings that in case of any buns
from firs-toms. or sonic-largo. new.
“thWIUCMWIIu-omtobo.
ltisbottortocsllino ‘ at
once and mites. llfothontowoltood
metro-stifle loss an arm, m.” or life
The funeral of the. Drumm boy will
be held this mo at 10 o'clock
trom St. Joseph's c reh and; her—
merit will be in at. Mary’s cemetery.
Besides his parents the boy is survived
by several brothers and sisters.
Funeral Director A. J. Collins has
charge of the arrangements of the
funeral of te Santella boy. whicll’
however have not been completed.
Coroner John J. Phelon woo im-
mediately notified of the Drumm boy's
demise. He will hold an inquest here.
and it is likely that a recommendation
will he made for punishment '0'! the
dealers who sold the cartridges and
pistols.
Stay or Donovan has issued instruc-
tions to Chief of Police Pennington
that the guilty dealers should be oi ~
rested for a violation of the city ordin-
ance prohibiting the mic of blunt
cartridges and pistols.
The funeral of the Bontella boy will
be held on Wednesday morning. It
8:30 o'clock. from the late home. and
at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's church.
Interment will, be in St. Mary's come-
tery. The deceased is survived by a
father. mother. three brothers and
three sisters.
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i
. NOR‘VALK» POST-OFFICE FIRST
I
cuss.
The Norwalk post-office. of which
M, J. Howard is at the turning point
of his second term as postmaster. has
,“gone over the top" in other words.
it became officially first class.
Postmaster Howard announced
yesterday that the firshclaso rate at-
tainment of his branch follows the
near doubling of business in a peflod
that the business has increased no
at about five years. His records show
less than so per cent. in that period.
SHORT HAY CROP.
Open Winter and Recent Drought
. Chen Blame.
The hariesting of the local boy
crop is now well odvoncod. and on
home farms has been completed. The
state board of agriculture officials eo-
tlmnte that the hay crop in the state
is only about one-half a normal crop
this season. The key to a heavy hay
crop. they say. is a winter of heavy
snows. followed by an unusually wet
spring. There was little snow last
winter and while-thc spring was wet.
the drought. of the last six weeks had»
the cited of retarding the growth of
grass. as it did that of all other crops.
During three preceding seasbns. hay
crops in Connecticut and throughout
New England have been above. aver-
the crops have been profitable.
NEW CANAAN
,——. I
Harold Tornpkins is enjoying a va-
cation from his studies‘ at Colgate
University.
Monday. being the Fourth of July.
all the stores will be closed. as is the
custom on. holidays.
A spur tract? has been put in on the
local electric brunch near Glenlivet.
for the Gulf refining gas.
George T. Smith has had a tone of
men at work painting the Limo
block. opposite the Town Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coon leftr'rues-
day for Hartford. where Mr. Coon re-
sumed his duties with Gen. Thomp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coolidge are
at «he Hampton Inn. They plan to
spend part of the summer at South-
nmpton.
her summer vacation from her stud-
Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Brooks. on South
avenue.
More of the borough streets will be
oiled. Warden Simon believes in do-
ing. the job well. andhaobeonupro‘
vided in advance is time and has
been storedfor a- short time-in the
Anderson .lot. in South Main Street.
The warranty deeds of Catherine
St. John Onion to Charles L Stoves”.
of land in Park street: Joseph Angl-
one to Juzei' zélonis or property in
Smith idge: Beatrice 0. Wheels:- to
Kane Cootle of io‘nd “natives-mine.
have been recorded with the Town
Clerk.
D. H. Benton of Fairfiold Bough
has purchased the meat market for-
mes-iv conducted by Wallace &
, Quote in the Colonial m
M
than he will sell s full line of prime
meo‘ts, fruits and mm and con-
ned. goods. Mr. Dodson will conduct
this market on a strictly
On Thursday evening July .
Tuskegee Singers will oppepr at the
Town Hall and will be heardia .‘
Wrath made up 0: Would”
Southern songs and popular m
this annual event has attrociod largo
diences and the ball will be none
90 large for the gathering that will
turn out to applaud the mud.
solos and choruses by. flame singers.
no Selectmen. M the. to“.
»
age. and. as good prices have ruled. ‘
i
Miss Marian Brooks is spending.
leg at Tufts College with her parents. '
e're in! several admin; uni-"M “an: no-
available it is
number of words ill
fight either in Jersey
to
fi'ommonyperw-
weir. alone.
ber.
has already resultedln
physique.
Dav. . October 12
“'lllard.
v
o‘y to the limit.
Hundreds
afternoon. howeIcr.
om! ox u ’
hosts. eve
the centun"
whowogorodhodpoc
of 8110 largest single
on the day of the ho
o mos-her of the C
placed 82. 600 to 81.
out .
nee-ii.
doipi'te m a in; l; lot-muvomiswwsp
owing: Mull-i.
mas-W
Md. While noT'ut-utc figure.
esthnted- t
roc-K din-lugs)” 1. hours botwoon 8
s. m. and midnight of my 2 run in-
“tho-sods.
m were received by md
mung
_hiio upon the success of his autos-poke
'ucludtng two froth Will“ A. Brady
and Charles A. Coohrsn‘. who wore
joint promoters with Richard -wh¢ti
the crotrnct for the bout-m w
Layer. both Brody Ind Cochran with-
drew and left Rickard to m. the
Ricksrd tonight m his in-
tention of using the Jot-soy City arena
for one or more champigilhip bouts
between now and the Int. of Novem-
He .ooid that he had no definite
ides. regarding the contests which he
would put on but was considering
several bouts likely 1.0- prove success-
ful ventures. The Md showing.
mode by Curpentier first Dempsey
talk of other
bouts for: the French pug-ii“
most attractive of which is a proposed .
meeting between Corpontier and Tom
Gibbons of St. Paul. Rickard stated
that he thought such a match would
be an excellent drawing cord in view
of the factthat the honors were ab‘ouf
equally matched in both
Dempsey is also likely to re-enter
the arena in Jersey- City on
Labor day. September 5. or Columbus
While Rickard re-
fused to state defiantly the chum-
pion's opponent. it unaltered that the
choice lies betweensztll Brennan and
Jess Willtard. Richard has intimated
that he is favorably inclined toward
the Dempsey-W'illard match. provid-
ed the former champion would agree.
under forfeit. to put blame]! in proper
condition for n pugillsuc "come-back."
in prime physical trim.
generallc considrrcd the only heavy-
‘weight l-oxer who would extend Demp-
of out of town visitors
who came here for the battle took ad-
vantage of the Monday holiday to es-
tend their stay in the metropolis em-
ploying today and tomorrow in sight-
seeing. Hotels were still filled to ca-
pacity. the- usual holiday crowds rein-
forcing tho fight throng. Tomorrow
promises to see.
on
be “:37
Betting men estimate}! that about
8650 00‘!) wnl waposodiu
this city on the canto-t. The lorner
bets were being paid oi! rapidly after
the fight and by todly. “mostly all
nines or paid out their losses.
mt: cos-p who.
French boxer would win 0by a knock-
lota hour.
2:; .Arthur 1". Huntington and Filing:
about tie Bowel-sot New Yorhhcity are Fourth
or N", or July guests at the home of the
ternary-parents. Dr. and Mrs. S. H.
Huntington. min-5.— street.
Mrs. Chm-loo I". Page suits for Eng-
load this morning for s. three or tour
husband accompanied her to New
Iork city to bid her farewell.
Mi- Je-ie F. Lowrey. of Providi-
encc R. 1.. is spending a. few days
with Mr. and Mrs. George Jones. 0!
67 Putnam avenue. 2
_ '
Miss Florence G. Lyneo, Mrs. Han-
na a’nd Miss Rita Dolley leave tomor-
row morning» for the West and they
will mote an indefinite visit» in Cali.
tor-h.
Carlton Shearwood. who has com-
pleted his oophomm year at Steveuo‘
Institute. has nturnod to his home on
Flax .I-Iili’Road for the summer vac»
the tion. .
‘ ”n.3, _o——s
Mrs. Arvlila Williams. who has been
visiting ' her niece Mrs. Hamid Van
ngenen, of Brooklyn. has returned
to-her home on Bovview ave.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Vanngenen.
of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs. Van
W'agenen'o mother. Mrs. George Har-
ris. of Flex Hill Road.
skill and
either
Edward J. Fisherty is spending the
FouFth‘ at Sovin Rock. where his turn-
lly is enjoying several day's' outing
with relatives.
Mrs. Theodore Elwell. of Bridge.
port. is spending a. few days with her
brother. Charles A. Sherwood. of
Lowe street.
—
Mrs. A. G. Battey of this city. spent
the week-end in Rocknway Beach and
will spend the holiday in Atlantic city.
is
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Richards. of
2 West avenue. are enjoying an auto
trip to Springfield over the Fourth.
Miss Ethel and G. Ioln'McLean. of
Lowe street. are spending- the week-
end “Delaware Water Gap.
*
Miss Susan Sutcliife, of Brooklyn. N.
to tho goo-to 0! Mrs. James Gold-
tr-four hours m
savor ohirnold avenue.
"hoflloof
and “Nut street. is spending a two weeks voca-
tion at Walnut Bench, Bridgeport.
their win-
One
reported
was mode by
street. is enjoying a two weeks_ vaca-
tlon.
“
Mrs. Henry 0. Dolley is very ill at
her home on fligh street.
Try o eta-used sh'in‘tno Sentinel
lorthobo‘rsnlm
that the
Bathing Suits, ICiws, Shoes,
MONEY SAVED BY 8mm! l 1
Mill Outlet
Washington Street
#1.
months’ visit with relatives there. Her
Ml- Fsuncis Costcllwof 68 Spring
Miss Frances Ailing. of II Bus-book
A.
How cool' in efiect are these checks of- light green
with white!
Howyouthtul‘ald vigorous- bhe cheeks o",
white l‘ . - .
How pretty and dainty the checks of Line m_
white 1
There-is a daintiness and a charm combined w“
thei! excellent fabric and their great service.
Not for years have gingham had such a vogue; .
been so dificult to secure.
And the store ofiers right now a big fine specified-
leetion of them- at: two prices of. extra inn- at
Styles that are almost tailored, other styles y“
W W of embroidery.
New' in every . 0f- marked grace. \‘otai ie in“
excellenceofnoedieworktoo. $5.95 & $7.“
Second floor.
ea. grrrfl‘m.
through there headed south.
Mrs. O’Hara was pardoned h A
ident Wilson after she had" -‘
fourteen months of a sentence “
livoring a speech which woo, ..
violotion of the espionage law.
0 ftho members of the party wh‘
cos-ted her out of Twin Falls
entitled.
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‘ VIW’WEW
TWIN FALLS, Idano. July 8.—No
clue to the whereabouts of Mrs. Kate
O'Hare. Socialist lecturer, who was
kidnapped last night. had been devel-
oped early today.
She was taken from the home of
II. H. Friedheitmrwho had arranged
for her to deliver a. lecture here last
night. Before time tor the lecture,
a score of men appeared at the
Friedhelm home and quietly removed
Mrs. O'Hore to an automobile. Lat-
est reports from Holtister. Ida.. about
20. miles south of Twin Falls. said
that several automobiles paced
s. daylight baking comb“
Romano-do hood 9c and no“
Ryonreodlticnnd 16c loaves; »
wick Broad 170 doe loot:
Rood 12o sine lent: Gluten
a,
Hosiery. Bloomers. .Etc.
South Norwoik
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niuls on m sod mums.-
oold at 25¢ a loaf: comes coho «
varieties made on Saturday *
The Sanitary Bow. 85 m.
(John 'B. Sondner.) Phone *
Adv't. m r 3
i‘s‘nw (sonic
THE MARKET! 11's
*WWE GADUOL
nine-limit:sin-veinw 'ix'ownsveittor
Role.
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* £145.... ‘”
An attentive nutritive tonic for b . _ I “
general debility—plessant to take.
A. preparation approved by the feder-
commiooioner o! the
You Area
WOW?»
In-ThisBank‘g,
Once you enter our .,'j
you will begin to feel
lit for solo in fit: (8 on. size) and
31.00 (12 oz. doe)bottles. Adv't.
1'30! BUSINESS.
hehoglnnlng our motto hos
i;
I,
Business.” which in me
mint; i we we doing "em ‘
Oui- m u make your transaction
owing to the outlet-you. . -.
Wfifi
m may
resulted
nest-omen“
touristsondlocslpo
It isthe established.
of tif- bonk to ethnic;
utmost courtesy to ev
Norwalk Chronicler