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vsolI‘ll.‘1‘.'Il"l"‘ll“fl-IH~‘N-‘lv 4 "' ""‘ "
All Suits that sold from
$35.00 to “0.00,
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Re-Mjmment'tsale/
‘ of Suits!
The last two weeks sale of clothing has so broken up our
Suit Stock that we have assembled all our Fancy
Suits under two lots, as follows:
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334275
Our very best Suits,
$45.00 to $0.00
The Barbers' Union will hold a. reg-
ular meeting tomorrow evening.
.Miss Mary E. Hill. of Bedding.
Conn, has resigned her position as
oescher in. Franklin school.
Progress Forum No. 1. F. F. L will
meet this evening, st the hull on
Washington street.
~nghgrsdoooslstfisrrissnd
——~——’u
Bcoutmuster Crnnduflwm be unso-
eieted with his brother. Arthur Crnn~
doll. in the snlegot tho Dodge car in
Norwalk. Stamford—and Greenwich.—
Btamford Advocate.
‘-
Spark's Circus will show in Nor-
mlk on Friday 0! this week. There
will be the usual parade ot 10:80
o'clock (I). T.) Afternoon and eve«
hing performances will be held.
-—Get yOur Victrols. whore “Good
lervice is a. Hobit." Easy terms.
Donnelly’s 16-18 80. Mull: 8t.
Special cars brought the c. A. C.
Irom Bridgeport to this city on Satur-
day afternoon. while a private bus
was used by the members of the Ray-
mond W. Harris Post. No. 145. Y. F.
NV. to transport the men here.
A‘ special meeting of the common
council, {Grille purposes of consider-4
Ing' a tra (‘ ordinance. has (fl
smiled for tomorr0w evening at the
council chambers st 7 oclock (S. T.)
Acting Mayor Robert M. Wolfe will
preside.
A party of colored peple from
Stamford, in a car driven by William
Parrar. of 88 Meadow street. crashed
into the rear end of a Ford driven by
James Grumbley. on Connecticut ove-
nue. Saturday night. damaging
Grumhley's cnr considerably. The
Stamford car darted to one slide.
through a fence. alongside the ron‘d-
my and down an embankment. spill-
ing the occupants. They were unin-
Jured. however. The damages will be
settled out oi! court.
LVENIDA‘ HAIR, NETS
‘ 15c each‘
TWO FOR 250
“'75?
Stillson-Powell Corporation
‘ South Nomik.
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DOWN
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Prices srs conning 5
down. ,Msny 0! is
promised ourselves that
when this ”Md we
would begin to save.
Now it is up to us td
make good.
r1"
Why not start your
saving account herel
You will always find us
triendly and willing to’
oblige. '
“Open Mona” Night."-
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sod-Mouton.
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The annual meeting of the Norwulk
Building Loon and Investment Asso-
ctstion will be held tomorrow at the
onioes of Tsylor and Golden. Inc.
The meeting is coiled for 8 o'clock
(D. T.)
The state inspectors of the Motor
Vehicle Department did valuable
work In keeping the line of msrch
clear of ironic on semi-any. sod sided
the local police in this respect. How-
ever locnl residents generslly obeyed
the requen of Chief Pennington. as
issued through the press. to keep the
streets clear. and it was only streng-
ers here who endeavored to break
through the line of march.
Hurry V. Snead. of the Old King's
Highwsy. Der-ion. reported to the lo-
cal police on Bnturdsy night that
someone had stolen his Ford our. s
1917 model. license number 17-19‘.
In odd ion -to this call. .the Bridge-
port ported up weft on.
Ford seda from that. city Suturdsy
night. the license numbers being
25-582.
m
--Buy your cool st Hurts nndGons.
*
It would delight the heart of an or-
tist. perhaps. to see the little boys of
the Red Bridge district go in swim-
ming with nothing but their freckles
and a sweet smile Tor shelter. but res.
idents nearby are positive that there
never was a freckle that the sun ever
created that n thirteen or fourteen
your old boy could hide behind long
enough to prevent a blush from steel-
ing o‘er the face of modest maidens
when with their swain they strolled
through leafy lanes alongside the
liahhling brook. Being as this is so.
said maidens and their parents and
residents nearby have protested a rig-
orous protest with the police and
Constable Alfred Taylor. of Roway-
ton. has been deputized to see that
the little boys either have bigger
freckles. bathing trunks or that they
swim in the secrecy oi! their own
bathtub hereafter.
-—‘Roton Point Park. Tueuay night
Ed. Lot'f's De Luxe Orchestra of New
Haven. ‘
Rocking-Choir Under-
west
RWAOTION . OR you
HONEY MOI-
.zmié'fsm ‘
(Two Stores)
Norwslk ~ So. Norwaik
Arthur 8. Lane hss resigned his
position as night orderly at the Nar-
wnlk Hospitui.
The Brieklsysrs’. Masons and Pins-
lerers' l'nion will hold s. meeting to-
night st Control stor Lyceum.
Constable 'l'nylor informed the local
police Buturdoy night that n Ford
automobile hsd been stolen h‘om
Ridgedold.
—-Roton Point Park. ‘l‘uesdny night
Ed. Lou's De Luxe Orchestra at New
Keven.
Arthur “Happy" Lune injured the
index linger on his right hand. tcsr-
lng nsll from mme playing the Cat-
cher position with the Colonists m
Weld yesterday.
“
.Mr. .s.nd Hrs. Howord Sinuson. of
Dsrien were “on in Norwslk Sat-
urday steer-con. viewing the: parade
here. Mrs. Blsuson. who was former-
ly Miss Charlotte Loundes. iinotype
operotor at the pint or the Doricn
Review. mod. n bur of inspection of
the one. sud equipment oi the Eve-
ning Sentinel in compouy with her
hushsnd.
M
--Roeon Point_Psrlr. My night _ -
34.15331). nutcraesfi-s'ot no ' . i;
Haven. ‘
w .
Attorne? s. P. Gouurio returned
to Norwslk Saturday otter spending
the post two weeks in New York city.
where he hss been retained as coun-
sel by 960 Itsiisu residents or that
city who invested $400,000 in the Col.
onlsl Ice Compsny. snd whom. it is
alleged. were swlndled out or their
money. The company is Incorpor-
Med for 8750.000 and is the second
largest ice company in New York
city. Attorney S. P. Genusrio hu
been retained to investigate the books
of the company and ls.worklng with
the co~oporstion ot District Attorney
Swan.
be
As is usuul every time there is s
parade held in Norwslk. there ore
some men who do not know thot tho
proper thing to do when the national
colors pass in put-side. is to doc the
hat. hold it minst the left brout
and stand at nttention. This was ig-
nored repeatedly by a number of men
How. canwe get the people? Yonknovvlhe answer.
That amswer is made up Of severaltbings. isn't it.
Mill End! price. is one.
‘Mill: End faith isstlll another.
androthcrs.
‘ We keep the. faith. 'AkMillf End. price. fickctdmysklb the truth. That ticket
says in itself r—Hcre is an article to' be badat less than its regular price. ;lt's worthy...
- li’sdcpendabic.
You can count on the story told by ‘tbe‘price tickets. 7’ :‘er appear on an -
article at regular price. 'They always present a saving.
Big quantity. Fine variety. Ability whid1 spreads the MillEnd savings ill
(wen-the store.
demands that every MillEnd value. be so fine and cementing that no Mill Ender shall
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disappointed.
All theseare the answers to that questionr—How can you get the people,-
'
Are you gettingyour fair share ?
- 'Twas apgooll friend of‘oms‘frofiijniiothcr sate who asked the ”question.
He had. read foolish newspaper storiesabout W. .He thotgbt thecity.
was: filled with worklcss. people ' ‘And'fllen‘hcdmpped incl the WEfldSale I} 7
’ Saw the. store crowdedwith. people. ' ZWent-to methignew cashierS' mom and
sawthc carriers come bommdingv'm by the bummed. Knew throat: pople he” had seen.
.iwerc‘. buyers. . '
We are getting more of them than ever. And they are getting moré than ever.
And the Mill. End. is winning more. friends. and satisfying. more people than ever. ‘
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~Mill End Value'islano‘thcr. \MilFEnd» swirl lsasothcr.
Then come‘Mrll'End variety, and Mlll‘End quantity ..
so
spirit which inspimscvcry member of thestaff. Apolicywhicl;
r
‘ Hem DRY doom co '
on Saturday. nmong them being some
ex-service men who for mious reus-
onn failed to turn out to portioipote
in the parade. At the Library Gwen
when the Fur Spangled Banner was,
being played and agsin when the
Marseillalse was being played. there
were many who failed to remove
their hats and to stsnd st ottonuon.
The removal or the but while the
French nations! anthem wss being
played. was an act at courier that
should not hove been omitted. but
which was by many.
recmved by
Smith. and
ed when an
.4 shim-r“ ‘ .....5'3“
r
-—COsis,t
warns.
There will
at I o'clock
i
s
I
v
acted.
colored. W“
lmkingl.
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, ...Dan’thssiouio rehe-
._ with.“ Bury
12”" -
Hr. While
All members up urged to
no important booing. h
. - George Bauer. riding I bicycle
down Washinstos street. shout noon
,. fiturdu'. ,
g "3d thewheelsmoshodbyn
a. license number-p: wm'll. ‘
3.35 mocticut. ‘-
mi. 3 repair shop. with “I.
_fi|d am he was uninjured.
Mr. and 5m. Front Goodohild. orl
Garner street. have been spending the
past two weekl at Montreal. Cumin.
Harry Wallersteln has reigned his
position as manger o: the South
Norwalk Music Shop.
'A copy of the Motor Vehicle lows.
relative to Jimey operation. has been
Town Clerk Herbert R.
snyone desiring to see it
can do so by ”plying to Mr. Smith.
Trouhlc wss brewing at 11% Roy-
mond street. lut- evening. but subtit-
oflcer. was culled. accord-
In; to an entry on the police blotter
this mornlnl'o
lowest prices. Hurts sud
1““
be a. meeting of the K. or
0. Junior baseboil club. this even“
($1.). at the club room's.
_be present.
to b. trons“
Jesse Whitehead. aged nine yours,
Rpm-sod My utter-
noon or missing from his“ home. on
Riverrlde avenue.
linen suit. checked cop. ten shoes :34
He were I. white
m knocked trout». ID
Thc‘drivcr cook
Btcin. of m '50“
‘ severely injured Ex~Lieut: Gov. Edwin
VEL!‘ sans-run m
WANTED TO SELL
MONEY ammo. mm! mm 017m: , *
This babes-y usss only th‘
TORBINGTON, July Jar-Joseph A.
Scott. 41, of New York, and John '“'.“;:;Wm*gm 33.",
Kowski, :4, ct Bayonne, N. 3., were of the m. -mkiug.i _
in“ t'o MT“ “HI" mud “Mung u: plm Mr . -
sentenced to Six .months in h“ in ‘ ‘nm cofl‘m “a “ es:
w' m. ”d" on P 03"“ 9‘ light tanking sstsbllshnent. ..n. “
“tempting toxobtsin money under.“' “WNW
fslso protnses. sentences and the prices: Homo-mode '
were uspsssded on condition that the “a 1“. 1“; Rye bread“; '.=
accused iosvc town hmodiotoly. 15c locus: “mm ' '
udKowskiwomaMdSsz-mm,”°n ..
mmmmymmwm “,4 “25¢ .‘Q’
Who hundred dollars nouns Wotwumm.-
resume-so hers tote “harmony. no _
who» wss described as a machine to «was m “n (Iobtnr
mo WY. _) Pinon. 808-3. '
PRYOR ”NED $35 AND c0811
Thomss J. Pryor of New York city
was lined 885 and costs by Judie
Nehemish Candee in the uptown city
court this morning on the charge or
reckless driving. Pryor was the
driver of the truck that struck uni
‘fiw
“in:
w-w
O. Keoler on April 1 in front at the
Regent theatre.
At the trini._ Pryor testified thnt he
was going shout live miles an hour st
the when! the sceident and um he ,
stow within firs feet- He said tbs!
Kr. Kerier hsd. buck and forth
on the rosd so that it
to ovoid him. Other whom“
dad that the truck stop ’
(set. after striking «Ir; [or
>»».y.
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Norwalk Chronicler