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[SHIRTS AT
$1.10
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of fast colors
"; Firemen“! Fair. on the Green.
,;. Health for the week ending Jaw 5th.
1- B. Howell returned to Norwalk last
SIZES 13 1-2 to 17
There will. be another village dance
in the Tea Jioom at Silvermine. this
evening.
Captain and Mrs; Penny and other
local Salvation Army members con-
ducted a special meeting in Stamford.
last evening.
e—New and thrilling vaudeville acts
.1 the Carnival on the Green tonight.
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Cassius M'. Webb complained to the
uptown police last night about. boys
creating a disturbance in upper Main
meet.
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There will be no Sunday school at
St. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow
inasmuch as the Sum! 1y schools are
”Md for the summer.
‘Mrs. iiilson of Elizabeth street.
filed a complaint with the police last.
tight to the effect that. someone had
Stolen a lawn mower from her home.
-—Mo:ley deposited on or before
July lnth will draw interest from
July lat at 4 per cent. in the Savings
Department of the Sollth Norwalk
Trust Company,
‘Routinc business was disposed oft
hi tha- lm-etillr: of the Library Board
of the South Norwalk Public Library
last evening.
'Ali members of the American T."-
gion will meet at the Post Rooms at
8;l.’-, Hllnalav morning. (ii. 8. T.) to
atlvml the flll‘wlal or (‘omrade l-‘red
Moore. of \Vestport. This order lla<
‘N‘l‘ll Ham-«l by Post Commander Joa-
I-pll it. lhol’ht-l'lon.
"Good
terms.
—Get your Vlctroln where
Service is a Habit." Easy
Donneliy's 16-18 So. Main St.
The ”(0rd "Going to Mary "MT" ployce of James Donnelly. is planning
nml "(Vt-r the Hill to Ardrntcrry." lu’ 1” “'1‘” 1““ Pri‘pf‘rMOV-V school 07 ”‘9
Ilarrv Lander i... a very good number Holy Ghost Fathers. at Cornwali.‘
to add 10 your collection. A. J. (‘01- Philadelphia. Pa. about September
llns Co. have a complete stock of 1141‘ ‘0 “WWW“ m"‘“"‘" for “‘9 F1403“
Ilnrrv l."lll:l(-l' records. which they llood- TMH‘ “l" W a four year-'
will gladly play for you. See adv't. 00‘1““ 11”“ 51“” Whip“ MT- Strmis-
kn. will undoubtedly attend the col-
fi _ . ‘4 w‘lece or the Holy (lhOst i‘athers in
HOSPITAL AND SICK ROOM “‘5‘ “mm"
SUPPLIES FLAGSIIH' \vn's saw TROPHY.
mum" “”3253” “Ex? Adhesw“ WASHINGTON. Juiv ll—r'l'hr
. drendnourrht New ”Mexico. flagship m"
Stillson-Powell Corporation tlu- l‘noinv fleet. won m.- Navy mum.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIS‘I‘S
Kodnks, Cameras. Films, Plates.
Paper. etc.
82 Washington Street
SOITH NOR‘VALK. CONN.
1
r; conference on work among the young.
. [.men and boys at Camp “'ashington.
.: .Ridgefleld.
COMING
DOWN .
Prices are coming
clown, ‘ Hany of us
promised ourselves that
when thls’nhppened we
would begin to' Save.
Now it is up to‘ us tq
make good.
.ili"'.
Why not start your,
saving account here!
You will always find as
friendly and willing to
oblige.
“Open Monday mm."
’son George F. Butterwo
—-'i‘wo wonderful vaudeville act;
will “be given at 9 o'clock and again
at 1-1 o'clock tonight charp. at the
Free.
“Barton is credited with one “at! of
“riot fever in’ the weekly morbi'dity
report ‘of the State Department of
Rev. John D. Bkene and Rev. Louis
night after attending .a three day
The conference was very
interesting.
-——Two wonderful vaudeville act-
now taking place at the Green at the
Firemcn'a Carnival 9 and 11 P. M.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night were: T. P. Schaetor. Byl-
vester Brennan. Kr. and Mrs. R. A.
Bauman. A. '1‘. Bates. P. 8. Hoyt.
Brewster Remy. H. B. Newtoa and
wife. all of New York city, and Wv B.
McKee, of Augusta. Me.
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Assistant Postmaster Charles J.
Prescott this morning received a com-
munication from the Post Graduate
Hospital. in New Yohc. stating that
the condition or Hattmw Corbett. who
was operated on Wednesday. is most
satisfactory.
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avenue. 0. “be: of t” M
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l. cayenne 6 mm m i
Mil- Marian Hun ton. of m:
Hill Road, is spendin o. week with
her mother. who is at a annual-tum in
Clinch cpl-1m new hit.
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Mr. ~and_~]l'ri. mam A‘ufiin. a‘n‘d'.
mn-JukondJithymm-J
mol- canto... where they will‘
never” melt.
Mis- lu'fiolloy hol‘returned to her
home in PM. NC“... utter a short
a." with her brillia- anml Kelley
of High street.
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Miss sullen Satellite. who’has been
visiting Mrs. “no! Golden. d ‘l-‘airfleld-
avenue. has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Prank Finnegan oi! Gibson
Court has returned from a visit with
relative. in Elizabeth. N. J.
Attorney 9. P. Oeuuurio is spending
today in New York city.
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m Blaming.
Thomas Blunlce. a weiMinown and
highly respected "olden: or 32 North
Main street. died on Thursday night
at 'Purrytown. N. Y. The remains
were brought to this city. Mr. Blu-
mlre was a hatter by trade and was
employed by the Rough Hat company.
He is survived by a widow. and one
sister. Mile Anna Blamire. of England.
A step-daughter. Mrs. John Loner-gall.
a—Buy your cool at Harris and Guns.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Butter-
worih of Norwalk are spending the
summer at the Loon Lake Hotel on
Loon Lake in the Adirondacks the
rth. Jr.. and
wife and family are expected up
there in a short time.
Abraham t‘itkowltz. who for the
past year has cOnducted the business
‘of the Every \Voman's Fashion Shop
on \Vallhlngton street. has sold the
trade name and business to Charles
Stelnhnllser. of New York city. the
new proprietor to take possessioa by
July 16th.
——'l"wo wonderful vaudeville acts
now taking place at the Green at the
l-‘iremen's Carnival 9 and 11 P. M.
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Attorney John 'J. (‘uneo represented
Andrew (‘hudv. of Stamford. at a
hearing held before l'nitcd States
(‘ommlqsioner ill-rnarrl IE. Lynch. of
New Haven. on Thursday. f‘hudv to-
gether with three 0r four other anon
were charged with having in their pos-
aorscsion tires! stolen from freight cam
in transportation. Decision was re~
served.
~8traws and Panamas at O'erens.
John I‘ll-minim. ot‘ Reservoir ave-
nue. for a number of years an em-
for gunnery t'or “320-1921. it was at.-
nounN-«l today. The Pennsllvania.
Atlantic flev-t flagship, second. and the
Arkansas. i‘acitle tleet. tlifnl.
NA SH \' 8. SPRING “mns.
. h—e-g-I-a.
The Nash Engineering Commnynnd
the Springwooml are the two teams
that clash this afternoon. on the
\i'icke lot. in East Norwalk.
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STANDING
Remember the old saying "it
is hard for an empty burnt to
stand upright"——remembor .8 I
when ' to spend "more
than you earn. Learn u it! ’
earn and you will have tomo-
mmwmmm
mminthotocblenusotuo.
put in a but end-
raiil: with the but of the not.
who always stand out hell all
shoulder: above the
of Yonkers. N. Y.. also survives. He
was a member of the Hat Makero'
l‘nlon. Court Mahackeino. Foresters
.of America. and the Son- ot St.
IGem-Ire. The funeral services will-be
held from the nylon] chapel of Fred-
lerick H. Ganung on Monday afternoon
lat 3 o'clock. (D. 1‘.) Rev. Chapman
S. Lewis officiating. The burial will
be in Riverside comet”.
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Mrs. David C. London.
Mrs. Maria J. London. wife of David
C. London. died yeIterdny in her 56th
‘vear. Funeral services will be held
'at 2:30 O'clock Sunday afternoon
from the funeral parlors of D. W.
Raymond. Washington street. Rev.
Louis-R. Howell will offlcinte and bun
int will be ill Silvermine cemetery,
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Bally Morris.
Joseph. six month. old son of Mr.
.anri Mrs. Mike Morris. died yesterdav
at the home of his parents. Highland
law-mic. The funeral was held this
afternoon interment but" in St.
Mary's cemetery.
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Funeral of Mrs. M.
The fnnrrnl of Mrs. Emeline Lock-
wood “’lswnll will be held at 1 (\~lock
Monday afternoon from the late home
at 84 Pcrrv avenue. Rev. J. hehton
Werner will otflcinte and burial will
,bo in the l‘nlorl cemetery. fitrutford
Funeral of Miss “My.
The funeral of Miss Helen M. .‘inr-
iphy. of 1'.‘ East avenue. was held at
i9 o'clock this morning from Rt. Mnrv's
eemr‘ttrv. Miss Helm Ratcheford
lsang ".\vr- Marin" at the oftcrtorv and
'i‘nilou-ing the mass sang "Pace M
Pace." John “’hele sang "Cavalry."
JAVK JOHNSOV RELEASED.
l.l-:.\\'F2.\'VVURTH. Kan. July 9.»
Jack Johnson. former htavvweighi
pucili-lic champion. was released
from Leavlnworth Federal prison
hire shortly brt'ore ill o'clock this
morning after serving 10 months of n
.\'l'.’ll"ii sentence for violation of the
i.\l:lnn not.
Fl'lJ. OF PAINS AND DIZKINESS
"I was full .0! pains and had such
a swimming «nation in my head 1
could hardly sit in a. barber chair to
get a shave." writes Swift Nelson. 211
W. 33th St. New York. N. Y. "I felt
better the next 24 hours after taking
Foley Kidney Pills and I haven't had
any trouble since." Foley Kidney
Pills give the help needed to over-
worked. deranged kidneys. Their not
ion is prompt. healing. tonic. Re-
lieve swollen muscles and jointly
backache. lameness. diuineal, o
rheumatic pains. -— silicon-Po
Corp. ,
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, Last Two Days ‘
Of That Great Sale of
* 33.33:“! $1.95
We are glad to know that the Men
of the Norwalks realize that we are
giving extra. value for their dollars.
The call for these Shirts has been
big, but: we still have plenty in all
sizes.
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SALE ENDS SATURDAY EVEN-
lNG, JULY 9
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Rogers 69’ Stevens
(Two Stores).
NORWALK AND SD.-NORWALK
AMBASSADOR CHILD BAILB. (‘Oi‘liExOE
NEW YORK. July a—The suite of
staterooms on the Plesidem Wilson Chiefs were installed last night at
especially filled up for Enrico 0111- I mm'hd 0!“ Cockenoe Tribe. I. 0. R.
80'. tenor. when he sailed for "fly. to- M- The installation work was done
day was occupied by Richard “'u-h- by Great: Sachem Charles Peck. or
burn Child. newly uppointed nmbas-lliridgeport. and Matt. Following the
odor to that country, who with his irradiation the warrior’s degree was
family was en route to his new you. 'utuged by the Pugcnett tribe.
The Italian ambassador. Roland The officers installed follow:
Ricci. accompanied by a delegation of Sachem-$051“ Jones
his counlrynlen were at the pier to gem" Wore—Elmer Conrail
wiyh Ambassador Child' a pleasant. Junk... ”more—Thoma; Hickey
voyage. Prophet—Joe Brotherton
—NOTICE—
All Carnival prize winners or their
representatives are requested to be
,present at 11 P. M. Monday, July
iiith to receive carnival prize: which
twill be omciaiiy presented by Mayor
EREKIAH DONOVAN.
TRIBE INSTALLA-
“0N.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
”finely—new air.
upon henna and gray and navy and oopeul
‘ with full enjoyment.
mmawm—umm.
mfitmmdjfimyéuntom
colon of bright beauty and great appeal.
Mmmamwm;_
Ostrich bands and fancy feather tn.mmir_"
cream and green. There are white felt hats wii‘.
stitching in black. Those of extra value 8?
I
at
Huddle and n‘libou and embroidery enlivens
and orchid and jnde and'gny and mt-hued '
. ts. These of extra value at
Glow of color
Splendid worsted suits that bring womn comfort
md ease and modem; that make swimming a double en-i
ioyment.
Dark Sindee-hm with the touch of it
added l
How they glow and sparkle and how «iv-'-
rficct.
Cut. scientifically, they allow one to swim
bright colol
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Second floor.
gm' gham dresses. “
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In every woman’s Sumner wardI‘OlK'a—at least and ' .
If two or three pretty checked gingham frocks. _
Those frocks ready here to begin immediate serviced: ,
Prettiest of cool-looking checks and of fine gi
Green and red and lavender and blue and black;
‘n combination white. white.
Simplmtyles, pretty styles. new styles.
Nicely finished, grachfi'll in fit, of extra
‘ntcrcet at
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Lovely frocks in .
special sizes-— $19.50}.
.. For women of full figure, fine frocks of voila—am _.
value. 1
Dark whites that slenderize the figure. that soft!)
law. ting ‘
k, have beauty and effect.
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“For Girls Who Care”
A face power that you will like.
Come in and (at a free sample.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION Pusuaclrr
a no. rain 8:. 8o.
Courtesy always is the
.rule of every «cm: and
employee. ’
9'" ill“: “.1" a
pm 0 18 an peoa
pie whom youwlii be glad
tomcat! deal with.
Yauwmmdthooleors
always and: fo'fl‘ifl
. .
vs nan-pate - -4--H‘v
and “clam
alw—
‘depu‘t'ment of banking
{roam eflciently. Sav-
ings mount: stun-d with .
.hsmuBuuDOuliup, k
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Irwin?
' Belg and figures upon these dark grounds.
Sites from 38% to 48% inclusive.
Every dress of‘spiemlid voile. of expert
makilg, of unusual value—-
second noon
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3.
-—Coul at lowest prices. Harris and
Norwalk Chronicler