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Jul
Sizes 34 to. 48.
a. 13m NEWS
‘Rochester police informed the up-
Iown police yesterday of a. Ford sedan
that had been stolen from that city.
* ’
St. Peter's Lutheran church has re-
celved a fresh coat of point. which
improves the. appearance of the edifice
considerably.
. w—Buy yourcoalntnarsisandaass.
You always want to have the latest
Idance hits when the crowd comes to
dance. Stop in and hear them at
unhellys 13 So. Main street.
The young People's Society of St.
Peter’s Lutheran church will meet
Thursday evening. at the church All
numbers are expected to be present.
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O
oal at lowest prices
s.
Harris and
gn ll. Foster announces the
'mmt-r series of Dances at the Royal .a
Norwaik. on Wednesday"
James Hotel.
and Saturday evenings. from 8 until
12. ll S. '1‘. Music by Spit-del's or-
Cht‘slru.
80ml- of thi- passengers on the Dan-
bury train. which jumped the track at
Barker's lillllll‘h works. last evening.
oflercd to a spectator 32 to take them
10 the nearest trolley line. so that they
could get to the railroad station. and
get a train for New York city.
o—Dnncing on the Omen at the
Firemen's Fair tonight.
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'A meeting will be held Friday even-
'ing at St. Peter's church. at which
reports will be submitted in regard to
the collection of funds within the par-
ish for the war suiTerers of Central
Europe. A cordial invitation is ex-
Icnded to all that are Interested.
of St Pc-
\vill meet
The T.adies'
ler's Lutheran church
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs i. V‘Varucke. (‘annondalm Train
leavva‘ South Norwalk l’.':l:l. Norwalk
12:21 and \Vinllipauk 12:27. daylight
slaving time. Transportation will lu
provided from the Cannondale station
to Mrs. Warnckc's home.
Aid Society
—Get your Vietrola where "Good
Service is a Habit."
V‘Donnelly-a 16-18 80. Main St.
Through the courtesy of Fred Kane.
of the Silldwe-ll Piano company. who
ol’l‘l-ru-d the use of a .‘iaglmvox Loud
Easy terms. -
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Cones-tel. mathemvaananed. 3 P. 11. ... n 3 2. .11. .1”::
upon to quell family trouble in Center ‘ P. M. .. _ ,g . q p. I. ...~. ‘.
avenue. last night. ‘5 P, 11, ”“9“ -5 nglI
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The; enormous license of Freak ‘ P‘ M’ n P 1
L'om e humanist-ended. accord
to word received by the local police.
Patrolman John Toothill is con [
ducting an inwuon into . I } 5
breaking of a window in the He
street mission.
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-—'l'he Phlilners in their wonderty .
wire act free at 1:30 tonight at the
Firemen's Fair on the Green.
"Pete" Venesa, “Red" McGarry
and nil-ell, Folio. attended the mod
torcycle hill climb in Beacon Falls.
N. In We ,
A. Ferris avenue resident complain-I
ed to the police Sunday night about
the fact that his doughter stayed out
extremely late at night.
"w“-
--Hll’h grade coal at Harris and
. Into—01w;
Mr. and‘Mrs. Charles Alfred. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. were the guests of
air. and 111‘s. Fletcher Val Koosear. of
West avenue. over the holiday.
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PARIS. July 5.--—,'rhe killing of 11a-
.ior Montana-es. of the French army.
during a hostile demonstration. by the
German population. of Beuthen. Upo
per Silesia. has crested o most pain-
ful impression in French oflcial ctr-
cles.
The reported killing occurred after
the Poles had withdrawn :lrom Aha
town under the evacuation Went.
The ofncerwas in command of asmsll
French detachment that had romain-
ed in Bouthcn throughout the ymr
Silcsian troubles. it was explained.
The British troops that were sealant!
to occupy the town. had not arrived
and. the manifatants mated by this
fact. despatches to the Foreign-me
state. The major was shot from be-
hind by some one in the a'owd. the
reports declare.
When the British troops arrived
theywereobllgedtoflrotnorderto
disperse the crowd. andsome of the
demonstrators were killed endothcrs
The mayor's committee on the Big
Gun Celebration will meet at the City
Hall tonight at 7: 00 (s. T..) "All
members are requested to be present.
.311! Top Notch BM-
_
Frank Brafleld. 0! 76 North Main
street. oideswipcd the police standard
at .Mnin nnd,\'ir'all streets. last night
breaking the lantern. He paid for the wounded.
damage. BERLIN July 5.-’l'h¢ ration of
..._....,.__. , .the trouble in Beuthen. t‘f‘pper Silcda.
Raffaele . Cocchla. of Mechanic liven by the Aligemslne Zeitung today
declares that the people of Beuthen
began ”claiming the allies mu the
Polish withdrawal but- when the in-
habitants started singing patriotic
songs. the French attacked themvwith
rifle butts.
Some shots were tired. the account
continues. a major being killed and
several Frenchmen being wounded.
whereupon the French lost control.
street. told the police that he had had
grey coat stolen from him. Patrol-
man John Smith reported the matter
to police headquarters.
A regular meeting of the Norwnlk
Typographical l'nlon will be held to-
morrow evening at 5 o'clock daylight
time. (It the Central Labor Union Hall.
“'ashlugton street.
Mrs. Harold Kendrick of 1 Henry and children were killed.
street. South Nor-walk. who had a Twenty prominent eltisens at Ben-
very serious operation performed by then were taken as hostages, the news-
the Dr's. \V. J. and W. W. Trace) and paper adds. and an inquiry was open-
Dr. R. E. Per-due at the Nor-walk ed.
Hospital last Wednesday. is WV;
lug “may. Early accounts of the Beuthcn inci-
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Harry Covino a loval jitney driver.
while on his way to Compo Beach
Monday. figured in a slight accident
on Winncld street. when a small boy
named Goldstein darted out from the
roadside into the left rear fender. and
was thrown to the ground. The b0)
was injured.
dent. gh’en Monday in Oppeln ode
vices to the London Daily Mail. de-
clared a French battalion entered the
town amid a hostile demonstration b)
the German population and that later
Major Montaiieres was shot dead by a
civilian. who escaped when the crowd
shielded him.
FOURTB OF. JULY
'- “ACCIDENTS IN
MANY PLACES
—Buy Top Notch Bread.
25, 000 OIL WORKERS
' “a flmwfll reason ts‘r
‘mhlyDOIQh'o You". but
MW.
with the result that several women ‘
.. I ,
M than 10.00...” had been
daysby
- on has been nuanced by are
but it is understood to be
an act. of repriml against the. recent
”mummtim on
Mum. ‘ ~
wins “MT.
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An “9M gunner, sot
Fourth of July scold-mute. who
mm. amusement sad. sol-mum at
Mes in and“: m 101-.
may. wilted in the; m July
westhcr in the lam twemn. -
) Tha‘morcury m- "that:
at hemlock. yesterday um tn
mast-mm for the._day.:
”lydufln‘ the.M obsthe
afternoon. not going helowv it until.
after 1 o'clock.
Thermometers W the mini-
yesterday. at 1- -o'clock.
luv”:- 80 degrees. ‘ The Mtg;-
early in the morning. regimered ”.20
1nd slowly dropped 00 81.“ u 6:80”
o'clock. _
But the. weather man. pm.
some relief. Predictions for todayare
cloudy. with somewhat lower temper.
ature.
.Itdronped.
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: 11c. and.“ Hornplallimhsve
“nectar-ed to their-Jar- :‘h‘our Ger-
sers" on new. Canaan avenue. arise
Circuit. "ls-wand umbrella. will red
up fora new. natal-drill“ m
totem acttc be promot-
e: at the Hippodrome is New tax
c in
11i- Anna Icons. of Rowayton; has
resumed herdutiesst the‘lbcales-
ctnnge or the Southern New w
Telephone may after twoeweel's
Won.
11th Gray or West Washin-
ton street ands party ofdriendshs've
moo on aauosmobilevcrip to Benn.
“eweylwtu be the guests
«relatives for alcwdays.
Mr.» and 11m. 0. L." mould.” of
avenue. fluted on Sundayst Lab
LWsramaug. -They»wers accompanied
by Mr. andwflm. F. 8. Haiti- man-
1
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The Firemen' s fair maroon had
a very successful night. last ”I'M. in
spite of the tact that hundreds or peo-
plolentheckngeuthesufiom:
The boothes were well patronized and
did a good businem.
A ’special attraction was the Phil-
meres. a novelty double wire act. and
the l-‘sust Bros. a comedy. involving
a ladder act. Both 0! the net- w
big. The sets will ho presented each
night up until Wednesday night. Dur-
ing the utter part ‘of the week. otheg
entertainment has been secured,
mwo, and!» mo Imam
nwsnnnan. N. Y.. July 5.3—-
Trspped in their rooms» in ('ppeg
stories of the Canoe Place Inn. at Good
Ground. Mlq_ Florence Whittington. s4
maid. and Richard Heinemsn. cashier.
were. burned to death early today
when fire destroyed the hotel. Guests
escaped without injury.
The inn was built in 1185 an! John
L. Sullivan trained there for his light
with Corbett
GIRLS! LESIONS
- Leipsic and then bmmo instructor in
m '
as the guest of hire. John musing.
mu Beatrice H.11orelli. of n- Un-
inn Ivonne. and :11hs label 11. Keis-
ler. of G Pusan mus. spent yes.
tel-day at Pleasure Beach. Raids-port-
fienry Rs-Schcak 0! South Nor-
walk. and William E. Halsey ot-Ner—
walkrwere visitors out of town over
lths week-end and holiday.
_ 7‘,“-
11iss A. c. Wenderoth. of Crescent
Terrace. spent Sunday and the bonds).
visiting with relati—Lea in New York.
111'. and 11th {Verlin of North
avenue. are entertaining 11m. mono
Rood. of Florida. for the summer.
Prof. wanton.” is
i “Putty Wm
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history at Bryn '11awr College. ,At
the Barnard Theological Semlnsr)
murmurs
Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-'
to a bottle contelntn
Orchard White.
any drug
well. and you hove a quarter pint of
harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Has-gs this sweetly- fra-
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each dsy.~then shortly
note the beauty pad. whiteness of
your skin.
l-‘smous cage
lemon dotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-white
also as a freckle sunburn. and tan
Neath because it doesn't irritate.
three ounces ot’!ale faculty in 1101. was 1m- many
will supply fox-«a few cents. shake ment and served for one year as dean
complexion. '
he held the Waldo pron-"ship of
lGermanic and Western church his.
tory. He became a member of the
years chairman of the history den-n-
‘of the graduate sdlool. Then he be-
came Titus Street protemor 01 coolest-
adios! binary in the Yale School of
Religion. In December. 1919 Pro-
femor Walker was elected provost of
the naturally. He is secretary or the
.faculty of the school or religion and
beauties use this chairman of the finance committee ofi
Yale in China.
Professor Walker is the authon of
many books on histoncal and relig-
ious snbicctn. ,
friend: Show" were or pay I
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Pm.
How cool in efiecl’rere those checks. of light greens
.with white 1 ’
How youtbtubmid vigorousthehohecksvof .' ‘51 Tenth
white 1 ‘
How- pretty-and «minty. the checks~of 1:32:81:
white l
’{I‘here is a daintiness and a charm cautioned.”
lthcir excellent fabric and Wm“ service.
Not for years have 51118118111 had..euch a W
rbeen so diflicult to secure.
And the store ofiers right now a big fine special.“-
lection of them‘sbtwo prices of extra intt‘l'cst.
Styles thth dre almost tailored, other stylesflfl
delightful trimming of embroidery.
New movery‘ line. Oisnsrked gmcc. . Notable ID.
excellence of needlework too $35.95 & 3m
6090‘ door.
W. H. HcNerney. of Bennett ave- «816 am
one. Sew York was taken to polbe Intomobtle traffic at Main and-
headquarters on Sundnv night by streets yesterday was the w
Special Officer: William Payne. otter ”Idea-d Princeton room
he had "knooked" the police traffic ism fall. Thousands of sum
dummy beneath the railroad br-ldoror through the First mm
a f‘goal" demolishing it. completes. It was estimated by the M
He left 110 to pay for the mpairs and traffic duty at this point -
wasnilowed togoonhawar sot-age of at least thirty
w-“PW mm I'd Wall streets”
IDLE IN TAMPICO
Continued from First Page.
lamina“ tron. Poss. One)
with the highest temperature on.
sear prrvailing. At Pittsburgh
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President Obregon is understood to
have told the on men that there
would he no deviation from his recent
decree which became effective last
Friday. The President was scheduled
to "HP! a delegation representing the
lTampico workmen 3esterdax relative'
celebration of the Fourth. and th
deaths by drowning were reported.
.Willlamson. ii. Va" In the heart of
the district where labor trouble I)?
Talker to the Iluvninz Seutim-L this to the situation and n 1. believed tween miners and coal Operator.
pupil was able to nulmllncl the re- probable the government will extend recently caused much nhoottn :3
suit of tho lle-ulnpsry (‘.lrp(utler fight Home form of and until drilling Is re- many 18mm“?! reported ‘ I (ml
to the fins on Saturday nftrrnoOP- sumed. Another delegation from Fourth. Fireworks were ”milled. “Q
with much lwtlcp results than if n Tvlnlpif‘o now is in Ortzabo where the Cleveland reported one death m
m“‘~'"""‘ “ ""‘l ”“9“ "“d- Th" Nationalfederatlon of Labor is hold- a fireworks celebration. Four
Magnnux is a drvice that is used'to i.ng a convention to explain the posi- sons were drowned m Quincy a?»
trans: uil phmwom. lph ll‘lsit‘ over hall tin in TamplCO. when I 8k“! upset. I ‘
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3'0““ ‘ \VATERBURY July 5.—Burzlars Green wright \‘iudesdzlioe m 0:13;.
——'T‘he Arllrli llrothlra in it great
-‘ieri.i .u‘l. [NO on the Green tOnight
at 11:0” oclock.
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Dalton. Bandage. Gauze: Adhesive
Plaster, Etc.
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PRESOIHPTION phonemic ..
lodaks. Cameras. Films. Plates.
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.7 a! Washington Street
. enlelcd one of the branch offices and
.9t— —tbe time that the safe had been
0 'clock. Free.
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garages of the Charles A Templeton
Hardwaare comppny, inc. here last
night and after appropriating a roads-
ter carried of! a smal sate containing
approximately $300. The car was found
abandoned early this morning at AL
lerton Farms. The safe and money
are still missing. Lieutenant Gover-
nor Charlee A. Templeton. proprietor
of the establishment. was not aware
stolen. and laboring under the suppo-
sition um friends had borrowed the
car. awaited the return of the car
throughout the night. This morning
Lthe theft 0! the sale was discovered.
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deposited in this bankbefore .
from {July lat.
we are now permitted Wilt deposits '
of from *1 M45.”
New accounts are always wel-
come.
The police are investigating.
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motorist was wounded fatally and au-i
other injured by stray bulleb tired ill‘
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