vo-n..
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HALF PRICE ."f
To clean up the few that we
have and meet market
conditions
$5.25 macho ..
;: $6.25 were $13-50, a."
.3735 m.$14.00;..
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w R ’Austin yesterday delivered a:
Chair :let light truck to-tbe Westport
Wntrv‘ company.
\iru. Catherine Thiele. .of Highland
in «me. has purchased a" £90 Chevro—
zct 1mm W. R. Austin theJocoldesler.
fi é
—Coal at lowest prices. astri- and
Guns. ,
George Kenzie is now the owner of
a Chevrolet 4:90. which he purchased
~ecuntly from Willis R. Austin the lo~
ml dealer.
Adams is also organizing a team of
ex-oollege men. which will play their
fin game on Saturday. the 23rd.
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Fred .5. Giorchino was in New York
City on business yesterday.
Fred ‘Wilcox. of Arch street. is
driving u new Winton . hart 'Model.
which he purchased through L. Hun—
ilion Adn‘ms. local agent.
_—
—-Stor:ige for private cars. Phone
1117-2.
9'
1 'nnductor James A. Spnnlding was a
guwi recently of G. M. finndolph. in
mil-go or the advertising car of the
by Him circus. It exhibits in Norwalk. nectit‘ut avenue nee? tile Old NOWMK
Jm, :2, and Mr. Spaulding intends to Hospital building at 8:30 o’clock last
7 -ni'w acquaintance there with “Gov." night. when an automobile operated
5,. . l ks. Stamford Ad vocnte.
\ meeting of Lady Washington chineopers'ted by__Dnvid B. Tompkins.
Twig-g No. 21. o_ a or n._ will be of Hudson. N. .Y. The matter was
mm t-imot'l‘OW night in Red Men's settled up between the two parties con-
‘m.¥ .‘il Illl street. There will be in- corned. .
i. nalmun or officers. Members are
n.l -I to bring cake. '
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‘il viw'nieeting of Butler Lodge. No.
" l H. (l. R. to be held this even-
s... ”1.. building committee of the daughter. him Emma Donovan. ox-
‘mluw will be present and will AhOIv
Hr- wins for the new building to be
v-nwti-(l not the corner of Hnnfoni
"lice and South Main street. All
members of the lodge tire requested to
:vHo-ml the meeting.
—Buy' your coal at Harris and Clans.
HOSPITAL AND SICK 3.00!
' LIES
SUPP
(‘om Bondage. can-e. Adhesive
1;: Plaster, Etc.
tillson-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIHI‘S
lodnks, Cameras, Films. Plates,
Paper. etc. '
8! Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Judge neon-co a. W'
family will leoze ,ofi ,li‘ridsy of.
week'lor 8t. boll-rm to visit-
m
Mr. and Hrs.’
ed a “lemma last evening. at
their neme.'8"1)ay meet-the occasion
being the fifth annivonory of their
marrhse- E.
Detective ism Thomas am is
no won'tnimithow many molt!
he.ia but math owner to an. inquiry
that,“ won “out enough.“
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—-Ah(aaonlc Outing "Recon ‘Point
am. Sat. July 10th. .‘,
Complaints About boys shooting
:mallrlmvin kennel u: inmost»
nut street. First. District. were re:
ceived yesterday by the uptown police.-
The boys were warned W the
practise. f.
a strange manner tn-the vicinity of
Chapel .street not received 'by the
uptown police. .m. All inns-g
tigation was modest“! the canine
turned over totDr.«Brund.s.
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A complaintzohout a dosh-sting in! '
——Auto star-est we»: '
age. Phone 1111-1.
809'! meeting BB guns-onchest-
nut street. First district were com‘
nloined about to the police. by solid.
.___.___.. ' cuts of Miton avenue who were oil'- ‘
The local Kiwanis club is organizing noyed by the shot 00mins over into
a baseball team and L. Hamilton that avenue and beating up against
their windows and homes.
Boys. it is believed by the police.
End stonezon Washington stree
means of a. rear window. taking
change from the registers amounting
to abopt 116 ‘ml harmonica..-
No other less could 'be diseovcnsd. al-
though the contents of the store were
disarranged to some. extent.
—-Get yourmotioia whore “nus
Service is «a Mt.“ -8“: Jesus.
Donnelly’s 18-18-80. Main St.
A slight collisionghappened on Con-
by Eugene W Sanderson. of 56 \Vood-
word avenue. was sldeswiped by a ma-
—-l!igh grade-coal at Burt- and
Cans.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan and
pect to leave Norwnlk on .Fridey
evening for a two months trip to San
Francisco and other points of interest
in the West. This will mean that
Norwalk will not have I mayor‘fluring
that time. Councilman Robert M.
Wolfe. president of the common roun-
cll. officiating in the Mayor’s absence.
EAGLES LOSE GAME.
The Mnhegnns defeatui the Eagles.
‘ycstcrdny. b ythc score of 12 to 8.
ponesr FIRES BREAK OUT AGAIN
L ST. JOHNS. N38" July 13.-— Fire
fighters who thought all danger was
past, and who had Quit their work to
rest. were bully «stood-May in
battling the flames that broke out
again yesterday at Westfleld on the
St. John river. The fire was rapidly
weeping on toward the summer cot-
tages at Hillandale. and Grand -Bay
.was impossible to see more than fifty
feet ahead.
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—M.asonic Outing Roton Point
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' Park. Sat. July 16th.
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Prices are coming
down, Many of us
promised ourselves that
[E when this nappened we
:1 would’ begin to save.
’.-3 Now it is up to us to
35; make good. "‘
unit"). :1V m... :-
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Why not start your
saving account herel
{, You will always find us
" friendly andw K to
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is hard for an empty 1 to
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buy teas! celebrating his man.
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interests ofENouhAmeW Juli
as those of any other nationals.
mining 'morg Alan W .
per cent: alcohol will not to
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Continued from mango.
nouncement in reference to them.
They will remain the .me for the
nude in the. future."
trolley cars will run on West avenue
under a six-minute headway. from
5:10 a. m. until 7:12 p. m. . After that
time. there will be a uneven 1:.min-
ntes untu 10:48. when to service
drops to one car about every forty
minutes.‘ The cars a r lozlfp. in.
schedules of the Connecticut Consul!
Eare based on standard time. and one
hour should be added‘to the time
given under the daylight saving time
used in Norwalk.
An extm trolley will run~to,nowny-
ton at 10:80 o'clock. and the service
on the Winnipankjllno wilLbe-lmprov-
ed. Cars on this'line will run every
12 minutes during certain_pcriods ii.
the morning and afternoon.
The first car from' Bridgeport to
Norwalk leaves the Park City at 6
o'clock.
The first oar will leave Nor-wall} for
Bridgeport at 4:30 o'clock. and -will
run every thirty minutes tbereafterio
eleven o'clock. The last car to leave
Nor-walk for Bridgeport will be. at
10:35. The ll o’clock car goes only
as far as “‘estport.
LEA . STAMPIOO.
TAMPICG. July 12 (Associate:
Press).—General Arnulfo R. Gomez.
commander of the Mexican military
forces in the oil region. expressed re-
gret today that the United States
cruisers Sacramento and Cleveland
sailed from Tnmpico this morning. as
he had waned to-entortunctheoll-
cers of the warships. with whom he
had a cordial meeting. _
General Domes lied-red that noon
the arrival of the war-ships in Tampi-
co he immediately met the officers of
the vessels and the meeting was ex-
tremely cordial. He-hdhtendedhe
said. to have the more .under his
command show their friendship (or
the. United States naval o‘icers. The
Genera.) further stated that he was
fully prepared to protect the lives and
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CANNUI‘ TRANSPORT LIQUOR_
. runovon‘ mm 81‘
'DAWCON. air. In. July lit—”Gear
illusion-i of vtbe'."ms” tithe woken
owr the big you on'Moman ”or
of importstion of liquor for beverage
W domed‘udaywhes’tt
an. leaned thnbtheiUIitIl use '1
Already loomed
liquor-fll’nenu'thwh'm:
All boom roman into the
Yukon .erq Micah territory in
on canon-looks!
stand upright”—reinember it
when tempted to spend more
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Oblige,
”Open madame"
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swam " ,
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ed unless M $2: 100.;
from instituted sum authorities. . ‘
Mr. nwm‘ said that unless an;
r
linemen-thorny to make any on!
present. although chans- niay be“
In the changed trolley. schedule”:
run at 11:12. lkdO- M. m
ms
K. J. Dooley. aviator for the H. L.
umbert Aircraft Comm. who wit-
nessed the airplane new law:
in Field here lost Quad”. in which
fire- persons were kind. was among
the first yesterday 00 tm before
any air service-rm are in-
vestigating the axiom.
Dooley told newspaperm'cn that: he
testified the accident. could have been
preyented. “It is my ttrm conviction
that the’accident was uncalled for,"
pilot could have put his plane into the
Ohio river and svoided the crowd of
“rec on." ,
angina-am.“ .11..
meat shortly after: taking the stand
and testifying Denise the officers' com-
mittoe.
Lieut. C...R. Hclvor piloted the
bomber which crashed into sixteen
nutomohiles. follow attuipt to
take off (grELanglcy Fl . VI.
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ASKS Jl’l‘OliS TO BE CONSUMER-
.llEnHAM. Mala. ,‘July Isa—The
jurors in the trio] of ‘Niceohc'bceo
and Ilarolomco Vanzetti. charged
with having shot down a paymaster
and his guard during 8 robbery at
South 13th a year 310. were aska
!ed M closing ornaments by dean’s
counsel todny to dismiss from their
minds all reference, to the deleudnnts
as forelgnenand radio. .- ' -
Fred H. Moore. of .
counsel for Sacco. said the question at
issue was one of identfloouon only.
He asked the jury not to condemn.
the defendants as anarchists or -ss
representing any class. and further”-
guested that there he drawn a line
between radical think is and extreme
typeset anarchists
MR8. KABER CREATES SCENE.
'C 0 M
Csthel'ine Ksber went into a hysggfi.
cal fsht soon after court ”not“
stoning while her bromr Gbarioo' .
Brlchel was testifying in her behalf in
the "III in which she is em with
murdering her sband.‘Dmie| r; Ks.
her, Sh. s med hysterically and
fell to the iloor. She woman-led out
by mum _
Excitation: haunt; the women spec-
m was intense. Tho .080de on
not elm down until woo m
Bernon bad admonished-oil to hoop
their Costs. " ‘ '
Com-t bailiffs immediately seized
Mrs. Kaher when she mm to moon;
bt . mwntofthoir‘m
Jdampmtnteolthonoor. .-
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bean! evidence of the Greeks makingE
use of ConstnnilnoDle or of ethos;
Poi-atoll the «nationalities: 0!“
oration- ngainst _
latter-min be obliged to smitten-j
0mm
CONSTANTINOPLE. III! lap—n.
allied ’hlth cemmlsslon here had rc-.
lender “the Tali.” W
whining u that if ammo
the Nationalist; the’
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m .be obtained .31» . . — ‘
ska would he cut on from its‘liquorl ‘1‘“ '
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The Nash .Six .w Model deb its
quiet Nash Perfected Whom-Head
Motor is an canton“ of unusual
met and activhzy.
iu'besutypf design, fie rich cabling
and its grew dim W merely
emphasizeW
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