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Rathing Tops-L
$1.35 .
- Cotton Bathing suits, one
, B. I}. Benedict has delivered a Nash
Sedan to D. W. Raymund.
A meeting of the official board of
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be held at the church this evening.
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, and two-piece
5' $1.15 G. V. Buchanan. superintendent of
‘ ' . schools. is spending several weeks at
ISOme extra good values "“‘ ”I”, ‘n “”1”?“- N J-
in Suits M: n on Havlland street. playing
mioits and using bad language. were
$95.75 and $34.75; complained of to the pom, last night.
g Sill NEWS.
'A moonlight sail to Roton Point
ill! be given by the Stamford Girls“
Club Thursday. July 21.
-—8sve money by buying your
stockings at Keeler' s.
Miss Marion Rice.
street. has taken a position in the
sales office of the Norwalk Tire 8
ltuhha company.
A man creating a disturbance. on
Day street. was reported to the police.
Patrolman John Reynolds VIII sent to
investigate but could find no one.
A number of copies of the State He-
gister and Manual for 1921 arrived
this morning at the office of Town
(‘lel'k Herbert R. Smith and are now
ready for distribution.
The annual vacation period of thy-
workers at the M. M. Mayehoff rut--
tdry will be held in a short time. It is
believed.
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-—High grade coal at Harris and
l. a.
b'—_‘—————
The Redwing (lrchtstra held a r..-
hearsal at 47 Lowe stre.et Wednesduv
evening. A fine rehearsal was lit-.Irl‘
This orchestra furnishes music for all ”PM, are being prepared for record
occasions. especially dances and pic- “00., on all (my "neg. dug October
"I“ llsi. i920. These should be paid at
once if property ownerr would avoid
inrtlier expense and trouble.
n—l-Iave you soon that heavy -. silk
stocking with flat wide seam? 82.00
,s pr. at Keeler's.
Fred Hailey arrested yesterday after- ‘
noon on Izzlilroutl avenue. for intoc
ication and breach of the peace by l'u-
trolmun Trunk Strzllton was fined 37-
nntl costs by Judge Nehemiah Cullli‘“
in the downtown court this morning.
Albert Romano. a local taxi man
rclIOt‘le the police. last night. that a
‘mun named Beers hadhired his car
'amll had then refused to pay the hill.
lwhith amounted to ‘8. The matter
.LKet-lnr'i have just received a‘ M... finned between the two men.
shipment of thoue stockings with the
flat wide seam. All sizes while they:
v
The remains of Mrs. Mary Temple
last. . :ltuymond. widow. of Samuel Rs!“
.umml. were brought to liethel yes-
JIuViYU: ht't‘fl in the I’nlied Stall-a “TA”, about noon for interment in
only lwo weir-ks 'l‘onv i'npplfl- m 1" ill. Center cemeterv. The deceased
Main Hll‘t‘i‘t- “"1 his home 3'1‘St"r"*'~‘“w-ts about eighty years of age. Her
morning pushing: a cart (’0‘3‘91"i"¥;d.-;.th occurred on Thursdayn—Danfl
peanuts \\'lli"ll llc veililwl. At l")””"l~iuy News. Tuesday.
limr- Muizly. I)" had not rl-tlvlil- l.
homo. nor had any trncc of til-s l:-my -‘——At Baht Keeiers have received
bei'll fullllll. 1‘. is not lit"i'\"l U‘ ““ Bill“? of those "Weldrest" atockinxs
puim- i'h’" I’L-MW m” “m- -"~“‘~ “"H in white. .Heavy Silk—82.00 a pr.
our; .‘i(li'l"ili. hit? it i< lllU'l'zhl. llkow'. '
thul ln- mu... linu- vaf‘llOi inst. I"I|H"l~"? {nights at the Royal James ’Hotcl.
1-“ “Wm“ 55? ll'i’l‘a‘ 0”- 'll'st night were: Wm. ll. Schnefer.
“ "‘ ,Ncu“ Vork cl ' W. .‘i. McKee. Alig—
{llin "‘V‘Ot'ili Pu'l‘. "(if NOV Y-~'l-. 'I;.,;¢I,_ M9,, - Ju I95 M. Beck. “TOOKL‘YL
Swim-l silk l‘:l:lllll1':l(‘illr( 1‘. who is Ih~;_\ y: in. U. iiooth. New York city;
lli‘ml ill phlllls lll New Jrl‘sey. [""“.1\..l (‘rltndtill and John Kenyon. Alh-
aylvunln mill in Norwich. Conn. this 4.1....” it. L; n, n. Cgrpe"(9r_ Buffalo,
morninfi. ill/I" 'nustd an MP? 0‘f 11'0" U” .\', Y.: Mary L. Hoyt. Buffalo. N. Y.:
"W “'“"-"' "'1‘!" .‘ll ““50“ Point. “1““ Mrs. lohn W. Edmond. Chicago. Ill..
thc VVilsrm I'l'i'll Mimi f'ol“pf|l’l.‘. 'H'il Hum Mr. and Mrs. John 7.. Lowe. Can-
will. ill the course of the tit-Kt Hi'Vt'l'.‘i l ”(,”(]..lo_
111$“th: mini-lire“ crxlistmzt‘f'xlw .,»l ’I'l __
1!."—)l‘.'il‘ round home nt Hi“ Point t'nr' A gun for $350 damages was start-
]linls-lf find family. TM fi'Ul‘Cll'F' 'i--i yesterday by C. Jackson White.
price of Illi' lillld “#19 fli'“!‘0'(llll'."v‘!‘ :|.li'llur. against Angelo 'l‘. and Mary
37.5i10_ Mr. l-‘rm'lit-ht-r will i." I“ inundisu The papers were served l ‘
SWIlztriunri for 11 six Winks viw. ll. 'i'nnst lhlc liniln ll. Silk. In the ml 9-
rt'aliort time. :lnll upon his rru..-.ll Will Qllllilllrl. ii is hinted that the defend-
ritul‘i the building of his home ln-i‘i' lull” lulled to llill' for certain work
——-—-———-—— lliilzltv For Ulr'n by the plaintiffs. The
-' Coal at lowest prk‘eg- “ran-1‘ 3”d.>~.lll m 1010'] iii' to the City court. of
Guns. N. n ilk.’on the second Monday of
August.
VICNIDA HAIR NETS All flCCldlni in
4 150 each
n
'5 TWO FOR 250
which n. lloy sus—
0 iv: rd :1 dislocated shoulder occurred
. ;.i H r- corner of (lienwood and Con.
éllt'i'lit'llt avenues. l...;t night. when an
.:i:::nmnl)ile. driven by George Anh.,of
mm West 130th street. dare into a
Will-i. there. as Mr. Anh tin .ied too
StillSOfl-POW’Q" Comoration- sll- wply to the left to avoid a bad spot
.in tic road. The bo s name was
South Norwalk.. jl: .22. m" Schmidt. of Tiffany aye'mc
‘\'-i v. York. The injury was attended
in ll, Dr Robert Iii. Wolfe.
the South Norwalk- -.M E. church will 4
of London F
ACCOUNTS
$1.00
T—O
$5, 000. 00
ARE INVITED
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day in hit"
enny t '5
getween debt and 1:3
‘t mg, poms dIy 'ho'
to you .thst it was the
nucleus of a {“9339-
bov or girl Wm!
31‘3““ beyond “I“
of lads! “11k“ a“
at today serve
the necessity Of 139
' . More by tam '
" g. depoflflflt‘ltm‘am
' with other ‘pen- .
ni'e‘s not and then. an .
Lev-’7‘.
:1
Safe Deposit Boxes
$4.00 a Year
- fig'm‘flr Tatum-2H
f'l
Storage Vaults
. .‘. _.
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3.,L'
“out ,
hrs will take can 9!
‘ .gthlnsaslvea" r » '
, ‘ fi<
at;
Rogers ('9 Stevens
(Twp Stores)
Norwalk SmNorwalk
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MISSING BURT room's
ROWBOA'I‘ FOUND EMPTY.
first Trace of Vnhhed Wealthy ’I‘o-
bacco Grower Indicates Drown-
hq III Sound.
rowbcat in which Burt Loomis. weal-
thy tobacco gr. ver oi" Southwick.
Mass. disappeared on Saybrook Point
last Saturday was-found half filled
with water of! Chapman Beach. near
Westbrook. yesterday afternoon. There
was no trace of Loomis
William Waldron. "leaving W'est-
brook in his motor boat. found the
rowboat and towed it 1r. It is believ-
ed Mr. Loomis fell from the boat. Ap-
parently it had not been overturned.
The miss man's two brothers. bro-
therl. Charles of Westiield. Mass. and
Fred of New Britain. Conn.. as well as
his wife. are at Saybrook Point.
whence they were supervising a
search. They lost hope when the boat
was found.
Mr. Loomis hired a motor boat Sat-
urday to take him from Saybrook
Point to Poverty Island. 'here he vls~
itod a friend. He started to return in
the rowbont after having a dispute
with the owner of the motor boat over
the route taken.
DEBATE PROF. FISHER?! MN.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. July 20.—
Omaha and New York members‘ or
the American Institute of Banking at
the annual convention here today.
debated the subject. "Resolved. That
the plan of Professor Irving Fisher
for stabilising the dollar should he
adopted by the federal government."
The New York team held the affirma-
tive.
Presidents of more than eighty
chapters 0 fthe Institute held their an-
nual conference today.
(‘OSH’ANIDNS 0F INTELLIGENCE.
PARIS. Jilly iii—Tho “Companions
of Intelligence" an organisation of
promincni'literary. scientific and pub-
lic men and wornon. formed to further
the interchange of art and learning
among "nations. has fo.med a subsid-
im,» brunch called “Group for Action
Abroad." to work actively along this
line. It is a movement for the devel-
opment of world-advancement.
Dinners and lectures are given at
which leaders in almost all branches
or learning from abroad are brought
into contact with those sharing their
interests. An information bureau ls
maintained where men of learning.
engineers of other specialists may be
put in touch with their fellow wort:-
ers or aided in research.
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t Arthur Terris has ’urchased a
Sport Model Nash through the S. L
Benedict agency. _
—Buy your cos! at Harris and Gans
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THIS BANK :
YOUR BANK;
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.
Yonwallfindfilsemn
Don't hesitate to get so-
quainted with us. Every
figment of banking
conducted sdieiently. Sat-.-
m with
at
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After five yum-ow of most in
trove} mrm
around the ’
The “titty—titty. . ,
Brashears. intimates so per cent mo.
bility and so per cent comfort as:
convenience, The Dodge : . ,
cheats on ‘wnich he has set it his
mange looking craft. was how!“ in
“15 Brennan‘s recently shadow
impiovements in his "hotelmohile”—-
probe ‘oly he Mailed hot and cold.
water. bath sic «and incidentally
looked over the .‘oower plant. ..
“Close'inspection developed three ' '
astonishing facts." in. wrote. "The
pump shaft after running five years
in water. remained absolutely bright
and free from nut: .00: c'r-eraise pis—
tons would not to into the cylindels,
and the amiss spur and difi‘erentiai
showed no visible wear. " He says he
has frequently averaged miles
agallon under test. and .sdds‘ that the
moderate priced chain fabric tires on
the car have averaged more than
10,000 miles: "Accurate figures (or
this cannot be—tiven because I have
never worn out any tires." this tourist
writes. "I still ‘use three that are four
years old as spares."
Bastien-s and his car have been
the subject ofi many newspaper and
magazine articles and now‘ he an
the movies are making overtures to
him. His ear is built on an economL
cal plan. he says. and is within mach
.( the average car owner who enjoys
a hike about the country.
The machine has a homelike ap-
pearance and s. Rereral all- of service-
ability The cruiser body is six feet
four inches wide and ten feet long.
By using the front seat as a bed
across the width of the machine mtre
space is permuted for cooking. pur:
poses. To get this width the body is
extended five inches box and the fend-
era and running boards on each m
The headroom inside is six test. The
sides of the bad) are covered about
three feet high with zahanized iron,
vgauge. fastened ullh llllts wherever
it touches the framing wood. which is
of light. dry oak.
In the run is a door :0 inches wide.
for use while calwllu. i: when the front9
doors are blockni l-\ the seat. which
is reversed and s. v-ws as I couch. In
the. rear door is » quail glass window
which gives the lzvlvcr a view of the
road in rear of ‘u~n The seat in the
front. which is him used as a couch.
is 2‘ inches high «ml 18 inches wide.
When it is mo 1 ornnrd to the dash
ind the‘ha'ck vi flat 3 bed 41 inches
by 8 feet 2 l we is formues:
l'nder thin. alvtnl r
NS‘TKC’EN'ng 'n. «he: qflikanx
the. i’ull length of ilu- scat, used for
storage and p‘t'oteotlm of clothing.
Lendlnk from the from at to the ,
rear door is a clear flimr space of 7
feet long and 2% feet Mlle. On the
left side is a trunk 31:, feet long by
20 inches‘wiile. and a table covered
with oiic.olll to carry clothes and also
serve as a kitchen table. Directly
back or this in a two-burner gasoline
stove connectciiedlrcctly with the mail:
gasoline tank. which is of the air prcs~
sure typo. lln‘ulinv is gallons. which
proridts fuel for both the stove and
the motor of the car.
Opposite the stove is the wash-
stand. an by :0 inches. with a large
space under it for bulky but. light»
weight cooklnx utensils. etc. On the
right Silli‘ opposite the clothing Il‘ul'lk»
and or similar size. is another trunk
partitimwd to carry two extra tires and
amplp space to carry provisions for
two neeks
i ndcr the main floor forward is l
““dust i: islil. l ed box capable of hold«
“18 50 pounds of ice and provided with
o. drnnpipc llllough the bottom ‘
is equipped with elec-
Thv crulsl '.'
tric lights. :l i teless cooker. books and
a clock It is a snug little home.
which i iimin lies even the necesdt3 or
searching lor camp grounds. to say:
nothing of hotels.
..—Get your Victrols. where “M .
SONIC: is a thlt." Wham
Donnelly's 16 18 So. min at.
an SANITARY my
MADE new mom
This bakery uses only the high“:
grades of materials In the making of ,
‘u bakery products. Em {0.33“V
of the preparing. mixing. baiting and
handling take place under the strict-
“; sanitary conditions and in s du- .
light baking euhbusiimest. Here are] .
a few of the 3004 things made here '
“a the prices: gnome-made bread. In
and lie loaves. Rye bread 10c and f,
11c loavel' Sandwich bread. are led?“
Gluten bread made on We.“
acid
Saturday or!!!» Thesaurus
85 Rain St... (John B. Bandner).
gone :08 3. 3, \ .
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thiment for Pain
airy ‘ ~
Dr". Boasts“ Rhianna-hint (the I
Iliu- .linhnentl. It lives mm;
relief to hula-era at new:
that has been worms wonders about
this Vicinity for Mt today has
a name: sad. been well named
mL—Rheumataint.Procu1-e a bottle
rug fiore 9;“;- earliest coax
‘72:”; a...
; Pressman: church. or New....xorlt
Ur. Butler. M 6.3mm
need this mormsqe
_> wedding was very quiet and
“ ed by a; new close
m “£3:st wM'
every part cg it was may; comml‘oaod officers prices of
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the countrvllfismfi.‘
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3» Wr consul otthls
airbus“:
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