Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 15, 1921 · page 2

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William O'Sullivan. 0! Stuart sve~
, was at Walnut beach last night.
" ‘ 'l—lasonie Outing Roton
“It. Bat. July 13th.
“C

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are netted my on the

s now our file at The N. E. Ry-

Co.'s store. snd exceptional Indeed
.be the values odered. Bee Adv’t.

 
 
 
 
 

 

. -—Big Bedding Bale Starting to-
Darrow. Sat. July 16th. Ans-evine
“It": Co.
—-——-ss—-Q‘
needs) July 27. will be "New
4n day” at Home Point. The
ohu hes and Sunday- schools 0: the
and vicinity have arranged for
'0 on picnic on that day.

--htrsws and Panamas st O'Briens.

 

 
 
 

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“Ins, cotton mixed, trons: :2!

I: . Jud. George H. Vosburgti and wife

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wnfimonm
visiting Kiss Eli-both Sinus.
“Ilium:

H—Bpoeial Full sisea Bed. W
in msttre- complete. $13.60, St
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Mrs. Minnie Kinsey. not George
Kinsey. has purchssed s. Chevrolc
ninety touring car. , -

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stoosings .1 Kaltf’s. .

 

and daughter lest tedhy for St. Loni;
They will return here the first week
in August.

—-Keele-r’s are selling a very flnfi
silk lisle stocking for 691:.

Mrs. Julius Black and son from
New York are spending the weelt with
Mr. and Mrs. Finiteistein. of u Tay-
lor avenue.

 

 

-Big Bedding
morrow. Sat. July

I-‘urn. Co.
*

Members of old Glory Council.
Daughters of America. who wish to
participate in the.parade Saturday
will, meet at the Legion rooms not
later than 1:80 P. M I

Sale Starting to-
16lh. Angevine

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—Masonic Outing Roton

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. ——8pecial prices on white' ‘15..

tut-at W’s" We, ,7

-- W ‘ “h
"me '
our. (com lount mu. Fla" to 7
We villain street. as will rent.
itereuntll’tom than“
-—Big:~8ed~ .le startss
row «more

John N. Kline. the lanai Ford
“as; Gem I‘m , .
emwus'm'dmu
layman Boomer-tin tum ssr
the summer at the Old Hill. Conipo.

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'H‘ll‘. Mod new“

All mounted es Deuces m
Womens Relief Com are requested
0 mah it a point tovnttsndv it pos-

ble. twinst neettngIas brains- of
great Importance is to come before
the meeting.

. -—Fresh picked Huckleberry pies.
Coupe.- cheese and laser cakes. Fan.
ca...pastry. cruilors. douahnuts filled
with raspberry Jelly. at Chocolate
shopIBakery. 11-No: lain It.

 

 

 

 

 

I-I—Coal atlowsst prices. Harris and
(loss. .

 

M Pieoione. drtver or Public

oident with a trolley car on North
Main street last wooing about 1

 

 

Point
Pork. Sat. Jub 16th. ’

 

Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U. A.
will hold an important meeting »
evening to man arrangements M
the clam bake and field day to -
held at Pleasure Bench. Bridlem
on Sunday.

 

--The motor boat “Lida May" Indy

 

 

, Memos-rs of Roger Ludlow council.I
‘3'. 0. 1'. A. M.. who wish to particlq
“is in the parade Saturday will meet
n! the Legion rooms- not later than
'Itao P. M.

 

—'Panama.s and Straws “O'Brien;
.- O’Briena I

 

,‘I
in? If you haven beach some nice girls
:I-nd the wonderful portable \‘ictrola.l
l M haven't anything else left to wish
fir. This is the superb little instru-l
ruent for your vacation. Get your's
“M on our easy tar-'ctltly pey'mcnt
plan. Donnelly’s 18 So. Main 8t.

-—Just received some of those
“chitin with the not. wide scam. in
fie heavy silk. Kceler's Shoe stow.

 

 

Members of the Frank C. Godfrcyl
’oot American legion will turn out!
“fl participntc in the cannon dedica-
”’Iion exercises tomorrow

The legiOn members will join with
the exserxicc men and not parade as
I distinct body.

 

'- clty. private car storage Phone
- 1117-2. I crummy
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"HAL AND SICK ROOM

 

 

 
 
 
 

hat; ‘mstructwl tlII- corporation coun-
SUPPLIES sIIl to apply in the Public l‘tllillfls
m MMC- Gauze. Adhesive t‘ummissionms for it rrIduction of imi-
Plaster, Etc. ilm- rIIrI-s. It points out that the Con-
,llt't‘lll'lll t"0lllp:lll\ justmni tho tI-n-
Ellison-Powell Corpolition c! tit ertI upon thr ground th: It Jitm\
_. mmmox nm‘omsrs Immwmiun ruuirmi ll ImsmmI
- Cnmcriuu Films, Pun-g. '30“ ll It II my competition has how-n
Paper. etc. IrvnIOWI-i the l’nrr should i,» l”"'i‘ll'('tl
8' Washington 3",", Int't‘nrdiwz to thII Nor‘l‘nlk [io-Op‘v l!
mm 5.0““.1‘11" CONN. ii“ “I" {I' :Il' ‘ikvh that nr’inn ”pan
9 {the [Million mil lu- lake n right Ii‘V"
E A ‘Thv ltlmlnlMll‘ln will keep (alu- upon
“tie I‘Ininp:In a rIrr-ipts for .1 whilv V0 ‘
.‘w gun wht-lhrr {III-s (an wren- bc low-
3 '- rHi - «Sf :zIn for-Ii \Ii\04 ate,
i ——.¢traws and Panamas renovated
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Prices are coming
down. Many of us
, promised ourselves that.
when the; nappened we
. would begin to save.
,, Now it. is up to us to

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;. Why not start your

ssying account herel
You will always find us
.I‘ fi‘iendly and willing to
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afternoon
. Whether they have uniforms or noti

Ito Ilo up the rcprcstntuliy‘ts of the

vhome- or 020.
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be chartered for trips between 9 A
M. and 1
Mills. 1878-12. Groups of 12 to .40
persons at 26 cents per hour e601!
person. Fine opportunity for auto

and other parties.

The marriage

Alexander Bunnie. and Miss-.11“ .
Jerome Higgins of this city has been
filed with Town Clerk Herbert R.‘
Smith. The couple were mnrrichlli
Bridgeport on June 28th by Rm.
T. Keams.

 

license of Wu

-—-Masonic' Outing Roton
Park. Sat. July 16th.

Tilt' Hpringwoorls Will go to Bethe!
on Sunday and once more {are 010
strong iI am representing that town.- A
numlwr of people will accompany thr-
inc :Il hms 'l‘Iuclts will lune from
I :xington avenue at l d'cIOck. (D. 1‘.)

This ,I-I'cning all members are asked
to report for practise.
HII SundI'I) the Y. M. H. A. will

I.inurnm to \Vilton. there to cndr-tnor

-—Spccinl full M hcd spring and
mattress 821.50.

 

The (‘ommon (‘nuncil of Norwalk

 

 

 

 
 

P. M. by phoning Capt. I:

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ulI' KOIWIII I'd Chris Ln-

 

223
f" -- purcha'sed from Homer
“£le Lunch at Booth lain
met. and next week will reopen the
m under the nuts of the south
Win Lunch and m

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'Beatyslnes in town for shoes
on? hosiery. Ksehr'cahoe store.

Etudes Xornreich. of Hallett
‘ Brhgoport. err-med for nt-
evnsion of his railroad fare.
use'Iot author's commutation
_. on Wednesday last. was fined
. and costs by» Jud” Nehemiah
ndee in thb lmsfll CW“ yes»
4g§ny afternoon.

 

fitter-Wit) not save money on your
hm? Try Keeier'a

The A. J. Collins Co. announces in
today‘s issue their July Furniture
fat. In the sale they ofler their en-
lre stock of furniture. linoleums and
ouse furnishings at prices that will
without question disclose‘ the lowut
prices you have seen in the past five
yearn This is an opportunity
om should not fail to take ndvsntago
o. If \ou do not need the m6- at
present. they will store them for you
free of charge. [tend Adi‘ t.

 

 

——Auto storage at Community Gar-
‘nge. Phone 1117-2.

 

 

The l'ninn Barbers of Briduenort.
are pick-Iting the non-union barber
shop! evenings Two men with :1
canl inle' inches tacked to n stick
Innrcli continually bsclt nnd‘ forth in
front of the shops. the cards read:
"1 um .1 union man. are you? Pat-
rnnizothr- barber shops where the
union card is displayed." it is said
him: just about to patron!" one of
thc [\lvkr‘lt‘tl shops would see the men
IIpI-Iunching would see the placards

'3! I! would suddenly \cor I“) and ‘0

l, (l diffori‘nt shop.
--NOTI("E

The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of tho Norwalk Building Loan
and lmestment Anoclntion will be
hold at tho” rooms. 89 Washington
gt. Tucsday. July 19 at 8 o'.clock D.
' I
RICHARD H. GOLDEN

Bec'y.

 

 

 

 

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FIRMLY'?

Remember the old saying "it

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THE: BANK
YOUR BANK

 

 
 
 

courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee. -

I You will find the em-
ilplo; es of this bank

ple whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the cation
"always ready to advise
‘ and assist you with good
nature end good judg-
ment. You will find an
atmosphgre of flood Cheer
inside 0 our doors that
1v’villkinvite you to com
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. . Don’t hesitate to at .0.
quainted with us. Every
4mm- of banking.
conducted fluently. Say.
;. lune-senate started m
mas ”. 00 and up.

 
 
 

mantles-wort“ Marni

th when the use or the trolley‘
was moped-by the mudgnsrds of hio~
.

in Outing Baton Point‘
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modem rsstsutnnt. mi
Cram

.the'C'Mll! m for Ireland; Lord

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: large crowd in Whitehall. 7-

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Cur-on. the lie secretary: Art!
IO'Brien. premest of the Gaelic
League in London. and Robert C
liar-ton. of the Irish delegation. were
on hand should their move he de.
aired.

(in les-ving Downing street Mr. do
\‘slers mid there would not be an!
mrther meeting today. and that he
"did not think“; thin-e would be a
meetingjattirdiy.

it was announced ' that the com-
munique agreed upon by the conferees
would be issued later.

A number of In.“ Valera'a party
gave definite ' s that nothing
in the manger” ‘ ‘ ' ,
breakdow‘ of t!” the.“ ,
cned at any 11". :’ We Sir
James (Ti-nig. the Filter Premier. or;
rived in WHO“! ”I ”not.
announcing on his “to! that he
would see the planter "it! monsoon;

Asked‘ for an expression of opinion
on the irish situation; Sir James rc-
plied:

"The le- mid now the better."

He added. howcxcr. that he was
hopeful. .
' When Mr. de Valor. left his holl‘l ‘
on his warm Downing street.wherg
he was to meet the name” miniuor. it
member of his party sold The Ant»-
eiated Pro. "it was eats-e ly unlike-
ly" that he would come in ntact with
Bil- James. Craig. the l‘lster Premier.
who was summoned to London in con-

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yesterday were;

Smith. in. or New Haven: in. J. D.
_ Patten. 111-th Key and Gor-

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Good-st the Royal 1” hotel
fir. and Airs. J. K.
Baring in. Brooklawn. N. It. m -
lohnefer. New Ykl my. Kitty L

ems-

mm Tenn .
Ir. end Muss. man J. Walsh. Phil-
dolphin. .Pa.. and» B..Brownell. or
New York city.

 

-—Keeier’s have received some
“We-Mr" stow-gs.” black city.
They are very heavy silk. .

 

 

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neetion with the I‘onrerellt‘e. A. lull"
crowd cheered Mr do Valera as he do-
parted from his hoinl. .
Art O'Brien. president of the Gaelic -
league in London. and Robert C. ‘
Bin-ton. member of the Irish delego- ;
tion. saompnnicri Mr. de Valet-s. but '
remained in another room when to
day's conference began. Prior to Mr. .
tie Valet-A's arrival at No. 10 Downing
street. sir Humor Greenwood. Chief
Secretary for Ireland. not Lost! Our-
mn. Secretary of Rtnte for Foreign
limit-a. conferred with the prime Initi-
inter.

Ir. de aners and his companions
drove to "owning Invest in so“. one
car. and wens loudly ciderd'”'ll-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Flam-wood; In. 0. Cult.
m (liver. Al— * I“.
Oltr agent is in tmIovory one;

 

 

 
 

 

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Airy Fairy, Summer Dresses

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Multan

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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A new line aim asimnodels, included an
intangible and rerypractieal disease which an,» m

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stesIn'ngwink
Monm-

Bysnamchrmedwtllthegnlstyi

areessrto put on M

up admss dainty and
l,

o,f1ted there

mtflain'red osgandies and red with white dots,
mesa have white vesteos and often there are ruffles,

Month. white.

F.
We fl- with white dotsandxwhite medal»

he,
lionsintlicskirts.
Et-htnnedwifli
white,-

5"

mm both in evidence, dotted and

Some claiming green fi'ocks, media green wi‘rfi
methe sea with a white ii]. pod.

em, Sizes mentlfl and 18 years,

”9:50 W

WM' in large
sizes, 42', {45 and 46 only,
$2.00

Very desirable, do not
delay.

White Skirts

Of‘surf sat in. lush-«ms,

smart'modcls with pvurl
buttons,

.IIé

$3.95

Earlier in tho «man

these sold at $5.0“- I;

Seurm‘. Tim-r

 

summer to go
Sports and Garden Hats and
munitions.

colonoad shell pink, blue of
shad'esof lapis and sapphire, a

we or orgnndiv

Fabric
silk, mtine, and odd materials,
original in design,

$5 00 and $

 

Gore}, and amethyst, tangerine, and jade, rose

, with hand made flowers and 0p—

Eam, combinations of' novelty straw and

All of them reduced fnom much higher prices.

P'lillinery Clearance
Stunner 33¢! at clearance did two months of
.This is the height of the season for .

there are such tempt—

IlIc skv and deeper
ll made of sheer goon—

all very artistic and

MOO“

 

 

 

Cool Sleeping Garments for Babies

Wofijfine soft. nuns' ook,
low necked, sizes‘ 1', 231111 3,

31.00

am' 1 and2, special 31 39
“Ellie Burks" wars, made
of fine checked di ,3 very daini y
quality. sises" a, 3 and 4, $150
and” lightdrawers, sizes 2, 4&0;

Childnmts Shun swund flow

interested in Economical Cooking?

Gomsnd‘ssstllr

 

siesndgt‘ss

WooofThe Ideal

bmwncd evenly

Wfl bWtth- Chicken and vege-

 
 
 
 

*Mfion M a“
new.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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