$25.75
All Suits that sold from
$35.00 to $40.00
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 _:
o
. $34.75 ,
Our very. best Suits,
$45.00 to $50-00.
..........
mt! Timpeou of 12 Park Row.
Stamford. who underwent a serious
operation in New York. recently, is
recuperating at the home of _her
father, E.’"l. Jackson. in Norwnlh.
_Norwalk with three cases of whoop-
ing mush end one 0: typhoid lover "I
again on the weekly morbidity report
of the State Department or Health (or
the week ending July 10th.
—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
(lens.
The Official Board of the South
Norwalk Methodist church will meet
on Wednesday evening this week at
the parsonage at 7 o‘clock. standard
time. The presence of all members a
desired.
Contractor Stephen t'ngvnry. who
"Conny purchased. the.old Downes
and ilickermun estate properties on
Plan liill Road. is remodeling the
house and will greatly improve the
same. The house will be. moved back
several feet fromtlw street.
-—Iloton Point Park. Tuesday night
Ed. Lori's De Luxo Orchestra at New
Haven.
The mid week service of the South
florwnlk Protestant churches will be
held on Thursday evening at 6:45
standard time in the iinptist church.
Rev. J. .l. Snnvcly will he. in chargc.
The subject for the evening will be
"People \Vlio Cannot ile Spared."
Cordial invitation is extended to all.
The annual lcn duys' outing of tho
choir boys of St. Jnmes' Episcopal
church. began today. when a group of
about twenty-five boys. with full camp-
ing paraphernalia. left by automobile
[or Camp Washington. Bantam Lake
The camp will he in charge of the
Rev. A. C. Coburn. who accompanied
the, boys—Dunliury News.
anlng'pnsscd n standing trolley
car on West Main street. yesterday
afternoon. the drivers of three auto-
mobiles were taken in custody by 0f-
nccr Michacl O'Grndy. Morris'Cohen
11 iii Washington street. Norwnlk.
and William Denver 0' flew Rochelle.
two of those arrested. ench paid a.
fine or $10 and disbursements. and the
charm-s were nollcd.——-Qtamford Advo-
cam.
NENIDA‘ HAIRVNETS
' 15¢ 'each‘ ‘4':
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Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
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ACCOUNTS
$1.00 _' ‘
To. "
$5,000.00
'ARE INVITED -
”in ——
Safe Deposit Boxes
$4.00 a Year
Storage Vaults
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Cockenoe Hayloft. No. 82%. I. O. R.
M.. held a regular meeting lr‘lt night.
The, Norwaik Hospital Board meet-
ing. which was to have been held last
night. was postponed.
Clarence Chapman. of Wilton. was
operated on for appendicitis. at, the
Norwalla Hospital. by Dr. William J.
Tracey. yesterday. He is doing nicely.
Cyrus W. Gray in. who was recently
operated on at the Norwaik hospital.
was discharged this morning and tak-
en to his home in Lincoln avenue.
first District. Mr. Gray is doing nice-
3'.
Blackberries are beginning to ripen.
and those who are not too tired from
their eilorts in brlngdng in the hucklc-
berry crop. which won unusually heavy
ihi. year. are ready for the larger
berries. which are the favorfle of all
berries with most people. In the vi-
cinity of New Canaan and Ridgetield.
there are {mm o fields of blackber-
ries. and shy al people’ motor
there each season to get large'portions
of the crop. which otherwise would
go to waste in most places.
-Buy your coal at Harris and Gene.
A certificate of organization of the
Norwallt Knitting Mills has been filed
with Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
The concern is to manufacture knitted
underwear and hosiery. and other
knitted articles of wear. It is capi-
talised for 810.00. divided into 100
shares of a par vnluc of 8100 each.
and starts business with $1.000. The
incorporate" are Jnmcs P. Carey. of
70 East th sire-cl. New York. J.
Paul Carey. of 7 High street. Norwaik.
and John P. Cnrcy. of 70 East. 45!!)
street New York.
In nnitcm in last Friday's issue of
the Evening Sentinel regarding an ac-
cident in Norwalk. it was stated that
Thurston Rates was riding a bicycle
and was injured. The name should
have been Wallace Dates. The boy
rode his bicycle down a. bank into the
street. riding directly in front of a car
driven by Irving Haymes. who was
driving across from Main into West
Main street on the left hand side of
the street. Young Dates. in addition
to being hndly scratched and bruised
as a result o‘fthe accident. is also suf-
fering from a dislocated shoulder.
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nucleus of a tot-tune.
Rmrs & Stevens
(Two Stores)
Nor-walk So. Norwalk
No special busine- was disposed of
at the meeting of Progress Forum. I".
F. L. last evening. ‘
George Cotiin. or Belden Place. is
seriously ill at his home with an at-
tack ot acute‘indigestion.
Norwalk police were ated to be on
the lookout for an automobile that
was stolen from Bridgeport last night.
--Get your Victrsla ‘w‘heso ”Good
Service is a Habit." Easy terms.
We 16.“ lo. “I 3.
There will be a meeting of the
Women at Mooseheart Legion at their‘
rooms on Washington street this even—
ing at the usual hour.
Members at the Hulvoi-‘rarlov Pose
No. 603. V. F. W. met last evening
who: plans for the carnival to be held
in August were discumed.
—-High grade coal at m and
Cons. ~
The annual meeting of the Norwaik
Building. Loan and Investment asso-
ciation will he held at 8 o'clock. (D.
'1‘.). this evening. at the offices of
Taylor A: Golden. Inc.
A special meeting of the common
council. for a hearing upon and con-
sideration of a traffic ordinance. will
be held this evening in the council
chambers at the City Mil. of ‘1 o‘clock
(s. 13.): 1 new
The powerboat Crescent took a
merry party of young people around
the local harbor and the Norwalk Is-
lands"last evening. for a moonlight
sail. the party consisting of members
of the Acme class. of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church.
-Roton Point Park. Tuesday night
Ed. Loire De Luxe Orchestra 0: New
Haven.
The hospital ambulance has re-
turned to Norwalk. having been re.
paired and repainted and is now being
tested out around the city. before be-
ing accepted again. It is a matter of
some months since the hospital had
use of the ambulance.
Members of Buckingham W. R. C.
No. 3“. have been invited to attend the
meeting of the New Canaan corps. at
the lodge rooms. Main etrcet. New
Canaan. tomorrow. Wellhead-y after-
noon. nt 2:80 o'clock (D. ’1‘.) Those
members who are planning to attend.
will leave in the New Canaan bus
from Devlnc's drug store, Wall street.
at 1:30 o‘clock (D. T.)
Jackson C. White. of the \Vhite
Electrical company. through his attor-
ncys Tammany & Connery. have start-
ed suit against Angelo T. Paradiso.
and wife. for damages of 3300. claim-
ing an unpaid bill oi’ 8258.60. Proper-
ty on George avenue was attached yes-
terday. by Constable Brynn Silk in the
cue. which is returnable to the City
court of Norwalk. the first Tuesday
of August.
-—Roton Point Park. Tuesday night
Ed. Loire De Luxe Orchestra of New
Haven.
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of genuine service.
staunchcst of staples.
usual priCc.
Sale. '
Mill End merchandise is dependable. Its variety
When you see the golden Mill End price ticket,
than regular price. Always this is the case.
v
The July mmiins of the Barbers'
Union is to be held this evening. in C.
L. U. Hail. “'ushington street.
Charles Thorpe. of \Vard street. has
resigned his pmition as one o: the
tenders on ilu “’ashington street
bridge. and is operating an East avo-
nue trolley car.
These hot do)! 8. Hoover Cleaner
will save you work. Weekly Pay.
ments of 81.50 will bring one to your
home from Donnell)"; 18 80. Main
St. Ask for a tree demonstration.
A meeting or the committee of Nor-
walk residonls. who are making ar-
rangements lol' the Chautauqua. to be
held here beginning September 2.was
held last night at “19 ROSE! James
Hotel. S. vcrnl minor committees
were appoilzli-d to handle details of the
affair, “hich will last a Week.
Edward A. Myrlck. of this city. for-
merly of Stamford. and for the pm
16 years in charle 0! the men's tut.
nishing department 0! the W
Delap Company.
cred his connection with that firm end
yesterday started in his new duties in
charge of the men's furnishing do-
partment of the m Kain strut
store of Reser- 8"
A report was received by the sense
'1“: ‘0‘“- young Hell I! it had
s: that city. hes sev- '
my this morning that an aces-slit ‘ ’
INCOME TAX '
-«..- ERAUDS CHARGED
Continued tram First Page.
Bureau. Dombhart and Bondson left
government employment to begin
business in Chicago. the indictment
said. soliciting corporations entitled to
classification es "personal service cor-
perstlou"
On one occasion. it was'charged they
pa'id Weston $700 for his approval of
intuition “
sun Fllllil
.
Yes: dollars by thousanck. And being saved easily and enjoyably.
There are Mill End prices and Mill End. values in every dcpartnient, practically.
Men and 'women' and children outfitted ’ from foot to head. Home furnished
door to rear, with exception of furniture. Every sport. almost, provided for. ’
A. glow of Mill Endifickets lights up, the
Tliév glow of Mill End savings will lightiup the home through days and weeks and “nor: a
ranges from
In one thing; all Mill End merchandise is alikcr—It’ is sold at less th
_- savings, and more savings, and still mute j
savingsll They are the backbone of the Mill ,_ {A
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THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
a claim in seven. days after they filed
a brief. which had been pending two
years. Weston was formerly chief of
the personal service section of the
Federal Bureau.
MIKE GIBBONS MEETS
AUGIE RATNER. JULY 25
ST. PAUL Minn.. July lit—Mike
Gibbons. at. Paul middleweight boxer
and Mike Collins. his manager. plan to
leave today‘ for New York. where Gib-
bons will meet Augie Rather. on July
25. in a 15-round decision fight. post-
poned from July 21.
Collins will endeavor to arrange a
match for Gibbons with Johnny Wil-
son. middleweight champion.
DANDL’BY PASTOR RESIGNS.
DANBURY. July l9.——-Rev. “'illiam
P. Farmer-tn has resigned as pastor
or the Universalist church of this city.
the resignation to take effect Septem-
ber 1. He same here from “foods—
ville. N. 1.. last September.
a. .is
you know surly that it bears a figure we I
am. ,
fromfroxlfit
season's novelties,
mama» AND TENAI’!
ARRESTED.
_ ‘
East Nor-walk. at the corner of “5
borne avenue and Van Zaudt “
was a hotbed of excitement. y ’
and Mrs. Catherine Albertson. ha" ‘
ant. on charges of assault and w. 3‘
ot the peace. which both p
unmet each other.
Some trouble arose between
honey. who lives in the same
with the Albertsons. and Mrs.
son. with thy result that he 10‘
head. she acting likewise. and
Mahoney telephoned for the pol“.
Detective Sergeant Thomas
went to the scene and placed ,,- ~ .
honey and Mrs. Albertson'un . ,
rest. The cases will be heard fl .
downtowrrcourt on Saturday .
3’
Uncas Tribe. N0. 26. I. 0'. I“
meets this evening. as usual.
Norwalk Chronicler