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F. J. Scam. of 59 Cove avenue. was
in Bridgeport yesterday on budness.
snmrs- AT
$1.10 , -—————
-—Keeler's are selling a good fibre
silk stocking {or 69c. ,
-—Buy Top Notch Bread.
. .P-caiss. Printed Madras 1;;- Boy, mm", ‘ dmdrmd o,
- Deerfield street were reported to the
0’ 1m 9010“ police last evening.
—Panamas and Straws at O'Briens.
suns 13 1-2 to 17
—-Another Saturday Special. See
our adv't. Angevine Film. Co.
The ofllcial board of the Norwalk
’ M.E.church held a meeting last
night and transacted regular busin-
O“.
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——New and thrilling vaudeville acts
at the Carnlvfil on the Green tonight.
Free. 1 l. ‘ _ g
I ElllNElVS H
Raymond B. Dean. representing
Sparks Circus. is in South Norwalk
arranging for the show's appearance
here on the Baxter Grounds. Friday.
July 22.
A dog which was making a nuis—
ance of itself on Union street was ro-l
ported to Dog Warden Thomas
SValsh yesterday.
—Keeler's have received a few full
fashioned silk stockings. in all colors.
Ben values in town.
——Money deposited on or before
July 10th will draw interest trom
July 1st at 4 per cent. in the Savings
lib-s. John N. Lewis. of 10 Riverside I ¥f:;"&$;m‘;f u" 8““ NM‘MkI
avenue. complained about boys using
bad language while in the neighbor-,
hood or her home yesterday. The!
poflce warned the lads to stop the‘
practice. I
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt is
in Stamford today. investigating an
automobile robbery that took place
‘about a month ago. and to which a
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-—-Big bargains in all kinds of rem»!clue h“ just been obtained.
naats and dress goods. hosiery and:
underwear. Saturday only. A. Rob-
inson. 215 Washington St.
—-Straws and Panamas at O'Briens.
A regular meeting '0! Banner Coun-
icil, Sons and nughters ot Liberty.i
The vested choir of the Church of .
Christ. Danbury will have its annual'was held last evening at the rooms
on W'ashington street. No special
picnic at Roton Point. Saturday at-
ternoon. The automobiles conveying business was transacted.
[action will be tound in Donneily's 18
8o. Main St. W in
night's paper. The list includes pop,
uias and standard;
M’s. Violin. Road the lid over.
you willbesuretoseesousetlmtm
would enjoy. -
Iddison Johnson. a well-known
raident of Norwsk and South Wilton
tor s number or years. humid-lot
his property and household . erdeet‘
and expects to sail shortly tor hinge
land. where he will spend sometime.
On his return he will make his home
in Larchmont. Ndw York. He was
formerly sheritl‘ot Wutchedor Coun-
ty. Nevr York. and warden ot Sing
Sing Prison. '
sour mar . nomin-
NEW LONDON. July 8.-—-Whiie
an! Thursday. Beth Shepard. oi
Washington. D. C.. a son of former
chief Justice Shepard of the Court 0:
Appeals of the District of Columbia.
was attacked by heart disease and tell
into the Mystic river. When the
body was recovered he was iound to
be dead.
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sum.»
cones
NEW YORK. July 8.-~Severe sim-
burns is being cured here with syn-
thetic sunshine. Physicians at the
Broad street hospital announced to-
day that excellent results were being
obtained by this method.
They explain that the properties of
sunlight. reproduced in ultra violet
rays of a certain type of lamp. destroy
bacteria and heal injured tissues.
POLISH MARK CONTINUES TO
DROP
VIENNA, July 7.-—Bank.ing ' sci
speculative circles in this city are
planned over the continued fall of the
Polish mark and something approxi-
mating a panic exists. it is estimate!
that many billions of marks are held
here. having been bought at a price
avraging four times the present value
of! the mark.
LIMA. Peru. July ll.-—A condor. a
.ihe party will leave from the church
at 12:45. daylight saving time. —--Keele.r’s save Y0“ money 0“
___.____ hasiery. ,
-—Moncy deposited on or before '
July 10th will draw interest from T1" '9 will be a “Dmla‘ musical
July 1st at 4 per cent. in the Savings program at the Norwulit M- E"
Department of the South Nor-walk church 9““‘133’ morning. The pro-
Trust Company. gram is being prepared. Rev.
George B. Tompkins will talk on
Ii'hose rack bottom prices on all “Man 599”“, M“"°-"
cuts of beef. lamb. veal and pork «.
.which (ll-lighted .1 record crowd of -—You c3: dbuyngoczdg 3“: Kn“:
customers to all of Schultzc'q Salli- giffkmg' r on for c a 99'
nary Markets last week. are repeated
for this week end. Read the big
adv't. for full particulars.
A meeting of the Colored Citizens“
Protective League will be held this
evening. according to a notice sent
out by the committee. consising of
\V. H. Fisher. Paul Masson. E. O.
Falwell and W. C. Minion.
-—“Vi'hat the W'orld has suffered on
account of False Christianity." Free
Bible lecture in Red Men's Bali. S.
Nonalk. Sun. July l0. 3 l’. M. (i). S.
'1'.) by l”. .\l. li‘inken. \Voodhaw-n. N.
Y. international ilible Students.
-——"Wli:it the World has suti‘ered on
fnccount of False Christianity." Free
'Rilile lecture in Red Men's Ilail. S.
Michrul .1. Murphy. who was pinc-
ed in a ci-il at his own rt'qllcst “'wl-
neodav. Wu.- l‘elensiil this lliornlnl:
from tin uptown police station. it
was thought that he was mentally un-
T.) by F. M. Flnken. Woodhaven. N.
Y. international Bible Students.
retziii
M. Bluestone will open a
‘Xarwalic. Sun. July 10. 3 P. M. (D. 5.:
huge bird which inhabits the Andes
mountain; pursued an airplane in
which Signor Rolandi. an Italian
aviator. recently flew from Lima to
Cuzco. The italian made the flight of
700 miles in three hours and forty
minutes.
cicnt capital of th Inc'as. th big bird
was still accompanying the airplane.
apparently preparing to attack it.
s “'hen the aviator reached the an-
I
Try a ole-tiled ad in missnunsi
for tho he‘s-em...
,roeord m. and-on
records you would like in your col-3
worfing around his sioop'yseht No.
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We are glad to know that the Men
of the Norwalks- realize that we are
I giving extra value for their dollars.
l The call, forthes‘é Shirts-has been
big, but we. still have plenty in all
sizes.
i SALE ENDS SATURDAY EVEN-
ING, JULY’ 9
WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS
Special At$4.85
Rogers 69’ Stevens-
(Two Stores)
NORWALK AND 'SO. NORWALK
VANilli'llil Elli
Served by the Plate in Sodas
lia‘uncml. Inn .ln examination in; Dr
Robert 1'1. Perdue disclosed that was
of sound mental capacities. en remnants at ‘3 Greyroclt Place. on
July is. Mr. ilTncstone's Stamford
__ . i. psiore is his fifth. He also has stores
Buy ’0‘" coal at } 1"” and Guns ' in Bethe]. Norwalk. Ansonin andI
____.__.
1'60“,ng who {or a number or \Vaterville.-—Fitamford Advocate.
years has conducted the French Mil-
llnery shop in Stamford. well known
to local people. will within the (‘Oiirsv‘
of the next few weeks open a brunch
at 21 North Main strl-el. Second dis-
(rift. The store. which was formerly
occupied by Charles A. Brand is be—
ing renovated and will be one or ilin
most handsome
-—Keeler's the place for hosiery.
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Guests at the Royal James hotel
that night were: ilobrrt Atkins. New
York city: A. C. Binsmoor. \Vaterhury.
‘ Mrs. C. J. Page. Mrs. L'nrah E. Russell.
. llrs. i.. M. Elliott and Lyman A. Page.
. . .ill of Greene. N. Y.. Miss .1. Stone. of
0‘ its km“ _ whtn ‘ iiinghamton. New York. Mr. and Mrs.
com leted
p ' .0. ll. iden. Deep River. (m. J. J. Ross.
| ~. . .
—-—Deposits of- any amount mmle inixf“ ank' ’hlrs. H' Glettner. 39w
3 nrk. J l-‘. kPift'Sl. Bogota. N. Y.. and
the Savings Department of Thoraomhl
Norwalk Trust Company on or before,
July 10th will draw interest from'
July lst. ; —}Ilgh grade coal. at Harris and
.Gans.
.f . 44‘ l
, l A liit‘l tint: will he held this evening
HOSPITALS AND SICK ROOMlio the lusemo-lit of St. i’et: r's Luther-
mum
Ian church. (‘wlar street. at which re-
iiugene D. Fowler. New Haven.
moms will lw- given of the progress
m WC} GE‘IZC' A(“‘e‘h'e‘ol' the collection going on within the
I lpiii‘la’h for the relief of the War—duf-
. m.Po'en Corporation luring in (‘entrul Europe! Several
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS dozril of letters of thanks from the
lial-ious parts of Germany will be on
P"ta“;hund for the perusal of those present.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
that ale intirestmi in this worthy
cause. '
Icahn. Cameras. Films.
Popes, etc.
I! Waitington Street
com NOBWALK. CONN.
We are now. permitted to accept deposits
of from $1 to $5,000. ‘ ~
New accounts arealways wel-
store for the sale of cotten and wool-l
w “1
Yflll’llllfili FRENCH
:
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' herests. has. by means of special agents
Won-m
(cousin's-rosin" m. Page). -
Mr. and" Mrs: Albert“ N.
waits at at High street. frontiers. N.
Y. wioh‘to maounos tho MOI
their daughter. Basel Irene. to Victor.
Eugene Tristram. of South Norwalk.
Conn. on June to. 1921. at s p. u... m1
the Little Church‘Around the Corner.
New York city. The bride'- Mlle
was Miss Ethel U. Rowland.“ You.
hers. and Harold Bissell. of Norwalk,
erday‘s IRWIN!!!“ each printed ‘wasshe groom's best man. Athr the
Mew/attributed to the secretuncemwl' “ “0““ "“99" “a
m ‘m mm 3H. m w ‘0 served It {he Hotel Penmi‘uia. NW
have refer-radio Alleged attempts bleork. The couple left for Atlantic
am an compute. to dme “I? i'City on their honeymoon.» For the
come taxes .by dimlving to the par- 9"“ “W ’3‘" “’9 bride has been
‘nt corporations and forming numer- 9°“?er 6’! “'9 Ame“ Red Cross
”I‘m“ Continuing. the sec Home Service Sectaon in Yonkers. Mr.
”a" .3. mmm' to the version Tristan is connected m the Travel-
printed hm Universal: .ers‘ Insurance Camps-p. New 10!!
"Knowing the other systems used city. _
y the oil companies to hide the true ""'"_ “Ti
.Ltus of their enterprises. the Mexican M“ and "'5- 143“" Br‘uh and son.
government. in defense of its own in- 1'9“?“ Jr., and ML “id "'3- T- Fred-
.erick Miller. of Franklin avenue. line
in the United States. started an sciiveisum 0" it“ "minim MP to the
mpaign ‘0 DU“ the mks from the Catskill Mountains and New Ymk
es 0‘ these companies." state stopping a few days with ".13.
mmgfi Calles is said to have. re- tives in )u‘rgarets'villo. New York.
(erred to the complaints of oil com-
panies against article 27 of the Mexi—
can constiution. which nationalizes pe-
troleum deposits.
“What has the Mexican government
done." he asked. “to warrant these
unjust complaints that this article is
retroactive and condscatory ?"
The secretary is :‘id to have ss-.
serted that oil pipe lines should be
made public.
' Local representatives of oil com-
panies reiterated in statements to
newspapermen last night that it was
impossible for their concerns to oper-
ate except at a loss under President
My 1,
he charged «hr‘ocanflaious m
- - om‘agshmthsussisan tree-Iris
but again the United States as well.”
» 5 mm was published in three
1 I 9‘ s W MM" m1
~woo m. speculation as to the
~ - is: themtasy's statement.
; Mini-sting.“ the decl
ciarstiou of Senior Calles varied in
‘ The police this morning were in.
formed of a small robbery at 7 West
avenue. First district. It was re-
ported that sneak thieves had-entered
the house through a window and slot-
en a small .sum of money odt the poo-
kets or a pair of trot-en.
-..could be expected before six months
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inched to it.
‘lfiOl‘dS a full explanation.
TURNPIKE BOYS
. WERE HAVING FUN
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is found by police and W" might Will? “‘i‘
A gang of eight or nine bol’s had.
been placing the tire on the road‘us a
and Sum“ at This Store Continued from First Page. lake. \Vhellcver any one would stop
. . ._._... s automobile to pick it the rise.
and In Any math to "luarlrrsf Patrolman Ciune sent to ”‘0 “03'! WOUId give him :1" then‘: the
Talk! Home l sci-lie ot hold-up in automobile. State "bum's rush."
motorcycle "cops," at Royal James POlli‘t‘ delighted hold-up was not
The French Vanilla ice mam_ vu- iiotei. awakened from sound sleep more serious aflair. and motorcych.
nillii and chocolate, which is sen-ed at and requested to aid in apprehending "cops" go back to bed grumbling
.The New England Candy Co's store. bandits. '
l5 South Main street by the plate. ill
.rmins or hundnt‘i is worth going cal-
mlielzilily out of your way to procure.
ll! you could see the materials used in
you would be all the more “hungry
for" this French Vanilla Ice Cream.
llere_.is an establishment well con-
ducted. cosy and centrally located. cool
Ilmieed. and the popular home of cool-
ing drinks and ice cream at this sea-
son '6'! the year.
on pleasure bent.
make this place the one
you'll enjoy your treat.
at
the making of the famous ice cream‘
When shopping. or
or after the show
which
Arrival of Patrolman (‘lunc and mo.
torcycle cops at hold-up failed to aid
in .txplanatiou ot (xcitement. No
trace of hold-up or victims.
The vicinity of the holdup scoured
tor the culprits . Two small boys. seen
in the neighborhood. who hide in the
-—Double roosters. strainer kett
double boilert.
row at 8:30 special 81.39.
adv't.
See
Angevine Furniture Co.
les.
Preserving keuleg I ‘ _ ‘ ‘ in the (Oh-
‘ " . . ~: strain of proong g
nested sauce pans. tea kettle tomor-Hall’s,“I
La.
our
bushes so that they cannot be found.
An :‘utomobiic tire. with rope at- EAT SANITARY my
all bakery products.
NEW TONIC ON
THE MARKET IT'S
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WNE GADUOL
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MING 7
MY ?
Ros-ombu- the old saying "it
island rot-4n elm barrel to
stand uprisht"—renisaiher it
' 13m- to spend more
”Joint-n. Learn as you
deposited in this bank before ‘ . mv‘mflofiéfig me-
July 10 Will draw interest . m in the teen“... of ago.
1 Start - .
from July let. 5.. “-43 5331125031: 3;
f who always stand out head '
shoulders above the (30?:
Accumulate—don't wait Start
with as little as 81. it you like.
in this strong banksnd begin as:
stasdilrmiy on your foot. '
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' BANK. -
’Ipele‘i-ugstoror-Nowl-isreitfor
1
light baking establishment.
Bale.
An alterative nutritive tonic for
general debility‘pleasnnt to take
A preparation approved by the. feder-
al prohibition commissioner of the
,medlcai department at Washington.
-D. C. A tonic that's just right for the
system. Local drug stcres now have
it for sale in 75c (3 oz. size) and
and the prices: Home-made
Fridays.
MADE Qt'au'n' PRODI'C‘I‘S' the power to REM-“1‘9
,n - -- tional subjects i" ll“;- We Clean and Dress Them for
lis bakery uses only the highegt Keith irish parliamen. . _ y-
‘ grades of maieriaihn the mailings: in View of the great “ii‘crr‘f‘filhft' 5:. You
on -
Every feature: ports. it might.
of the preparing. mixing. baking and; Slurrii‘e‘in oarli
handling take place under the strictJan announcement w
95! sanitary conditions and in a day-lngalnat "unauthorized am
Here are;
a few or the good things made here'. DUBLIN. July 3
bread. 9c 9
and lie loaves: Rye bread. 10c andilrish Republic“! 3‘“ L
15c loaves; Sandwich bread. 170 loanlionists. called by Eamon“ m SD..-
Gluteu bread made on Tue-days and was resumed here today. The pt r. -
sold at 25¢ a loot: Coilee'nel of
cakes or all kind made and for sale‘ that ‘0!
on Saturday only. The. Sanitary m; 'ithul' Gflmthv
cry. 35 Main St.. (John B. Sumner-Li
81.00 (12 0:. size bottles. Adv't. Phone 303-3. m, Bari Mldleton.
. ) . «I. ire“. Sir Robert Henry Woods and
L()bregon’s recent
confer with Prime
I him an intimation that any settlement
lattitude Mr. de Valera
decree increasing
on oil exported from the country. The)~
asserted that no increase in oil prices
at least. adding by that time exporta-
tion' will have ceased entirely.
More Hopeful View of
Irish Trouble Taken
(Continued from First Page).
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indeed. the situation was viewed as
giivng little occasion for optimism.
This view was based largely on the
belle! that Eamonn dc Valera. leader
‘0! the Slnn l-‘ein. adhered to his de—
mand tor the establishment of an lrish
republic. and that the British govern-
ment. as well as l'lster took its stand
‘upon the ‘lrish act. recently passed b3"
'the British parliament. it was stated
‘that Earl Midleton. a south Irish l'n-
Ilionist leader. who was in London to
Minister Lloyd
d who returned
had taken with
I ‘ R. ' H. GEORGE?
AI'IO amamne or an.- arms.
GARAGE; 1 EAST WAIL- 81,
George and others an
in Dublin last night.
Norwalk; Tel. 993.
fi .
must be in harmony with the irTiEii'
act. in accordance with which the
Belfast parliament was created.
I Whether. in the face of such an.
would accept
:ition to Lon—
quarters
COnnecticut
, Live. Poultry
Market
22 Woodward Avenue
the prime minister's invit
" ' s re. nded in many
do“ “8 83 doubtful. \Vhere til:~
was taken. how-
d that Mr. de \’n~
h a counter pro— .
. posal. This. according to information;
received by the Associated pressrfr'om
Belfast. might take the turm at Mr.
de Valera insisting thin the govern-
"put its cards on the table ' lir—
fcre disclosing his own hand. it was
said he might maintain that. as Mr.
Lloyd George had propose-d a confer-
ence letween i'lster South irrlzmd
land the ilritish government. the onuc
oi' the situation was upon him.
Another view held in l'lsli'vr was
that the Slim Ftln could not stand the
s extremely
more hopeful view
ever. it was lielieVe
. We always sell cheapo
by the pound than somr-
where else. We have a
and therefore. was disposed to}
come to terms. In such (vent how-
ever. it was contended a serious dil-
ficuity might arise with the. Consen-t
' tioq church in i‘lster. which migh
resist any partition that would place
upon (dma-
hnllds Of ”‘9
special price for broilers.
\ si it
a'rrfcntglilM night issued
aruing the public
1 spvculntur
ith the Situation.“
(By The Associat-
‘ -— Prt‘i‘K‘t‘ llrt‘awnli
d Pm”). The CODY! Southern i'n-
Valera.
reparts unmet-ted w
the conterees was the same as
Mondayo—Mr. de Valera. Ar»
founder of the Sinn
t the Southern Union-
‘ . and four 0 >
Fem- Sir Maurice Dock-
My...p.n... .4... _.¢.. .
r v~<m “-
(i
ii'uh: ‘ .
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lAndrew Jameson.
Mr. de Valera was the first to
rive. He was loudly cheered. as were
all the other confereee upon their ar~
rival. by the large crowd which had
gathered about the Mansion House.
where. the conference was held.
Lord Mayor O'Neill welcomed the
delegates. who began their delibera-
. tiono immedintely. *
As the conference proceeded. the
crowd in the streets at intervals re-
cited the Rosary and the Litany and
joined in prayers.
An inteersting feature-was the. ab»
senee of both the police and the mili-
tary. Only two policemen were in
evidence and the crowd was regulated
by volunteers wearing small American
flags in their buttonholes.
Irish ballads were sung by boy vo-
calists at intervals as the people
awaited news from the peace delibem
lions. and}! one point. a precedes:
was organissd’whieh revolved about
the neighborhood. .
. DOW. July. I (By The malai-
ed Praia—Union and Kant streak.
were the scene at will excitement last .
11’3“ '5“ My! tiring .wss board to”:
3 T-
HAND. MADE
I T IR S
Made by the Star Rubber 00..
Akron, Ohio.
This cariosd of :Sar. tires rep-
3 resents the balance of the white
i tread tires, all perfect goods.
and also a few of the black
its-cad blemished tires.
7a.
thsountOfloan
Sizes ' «
weasel-nun Odd
310,512,314. 516.32».
1‘11?!- MY.
Mum'sb.‘ '
Phones agnoszeaizi' circle.
,. M. Jim wens-sported
to have sum heavily. nan: boll-
“! mi two-houses nearbyw
t The trouble waned .wltea s. polio.
“baseman-lid. a that“; ‘
third“; 1'1”."de 5.11)..
m Meant-in m toia W
him all. lemma were rush—i
’ ed «Ins A-hntloweusuod. and thew
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