ii.
1.4%...
«at Community hall.
difficulties. 8. s. A. will meet this
flfiais‘for the club cham-
“pinship at the Norwalk Country
{club will be held on Labor Day, Sep-
‘. umber 5th. ‘ '
The final Saturday night done?
., “ll be held at the NorwaJk Country
_ Garb from 8 to 12 o'clock. Bpeidel's or-
’ c will furnish the music.
Plans for‘an all day outing to be
held at the home pf Mm Robert B. B.
Footem Bonthpprt. on Thursday. J
28th, were made at the meeting of t
WOman's Auxiliary of Christ church
held at the church yesterday after-
noon. The usual sewing-session of the
flnxiiiary was held. Announcement
will be made later of the time for
those who are to attend. to leave Nor-
walk.
Real estate in East Norwalk is be-
ginning to resume its pre-summer
boom again. there having. been a.
number of transfers of property here
within the past week and a half. The
.most important of these. was the pur-
chase of the lot and buildings at 41
Seaview avenue by Robert Joselovsky
from He'rman Quittner. Two lots at
Shorehaven were sold by the Shore-
:ha'ven Realty 00.. to lfenore M. Ly-
"*1:an according to a warrantee deed
‘
’ fit Marvin Beach from Herbert
' Margerum. has sold one of them
0 .
. and betray the people by
\‘hfnlod for record with Town Clerk Her-
bert -R. Smith. Louise Larrauri. who
a week or so‘ago purchased two lots
P.
‘build there in 0. short time.
Hart has also purchased a
Fifth street from J. Clarenc
kins.
R0 WA YTON
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Miss Dorothy “'clls.
atreet. is ill with an attack of mumps. well as the near vicinity.
ook care of the large crowd. the cars
Miss Beatrice Schmidt. of New Can- running at very short intervalalAfter
hon, visited relatives in the village on the display nth? peoplé scattered
Mpdnegday, through out the park to visit and pa-
tronize the different concessions.
Mr. and Mrs.' Russel Themes. of quite a number of the young folks go-
llowayton avenue. burr returned from i
a motor trip to Norfolk. Virginia.
-———Ice. cinders. sand and gravel: 3
Raymond. Street and Son,
Phone 62-12. ‘,_ ..._
ers. Edward \Vieman. of New York i
' city. has been 51)! mling a
‘ Mith relatives in West. Side avenue.
Miss Verna ill-ckr-r, of
avenue. has ro-turnml from a visit with s
l‘
t
relatives in liurtl'ord.
hostess \‘l’mim-sduy afternoon at :1 dc-
ing numerous. friends. .\ program of
t
to
.51 as
i
There are
listed on thedate book for today.‘
Jimmy Malone. is‘. camping [with
friends in Noroton for a few we J
The small seven year old girl. Ten-
nis Colneu of,Pinu Point dove from
the pier into the water recently.) a
stunt that many an older peoon'balks
at emmulating.‘
\
The bath all
new supply of bathing suits for both
male and temale atti . ‘
the coloring and th 'material. in the
suits shows a , ‘
" taste by the management. the suits
makinn.ve:y nice appearance on the
O
beach. . . _
Tomorrow ‘
Sons of New York:
Executiye Order of Wannamakers. of
Nest York; Amexco Association Public
School No. 88. of Brooklyn: \Vllliam
McKinley Lodge. I". k A. M.. of New
York and the Cecil Calvert
K. of C. of New York are hacked to
hold their ’outlng here.
The Silver Shop has brought out an
innovation which is believed .will meet
with the popular approval of the pa-
trqns of this concession. which is
person can take a‘tlcket instead of an
ordinary prize and after he has re.
ceived ten tickets
them for what is kann «as a ”Red
Star." prize which is the choice of any
article in Vie shop.
ng in for a dance.
The Method
hared the park yesterday with
Darien. Episcopal Mission church of Our Bav-
lor. of Sound Beach.
reached have aboard trolley cars and
mmedlafely the party wont
few days grove and held
party.
scattered around the park to enjoy the
Rowayton different concessions.
wings and Roller Coaster coming in
or the biggest share of their atten—
ions. while the bathing beach proved
Mrs. Oliver (‘lurk of Rownyton was an irresistable attractioh- to quite a
. numberof plcnlckers. the water being
Iiuhtt‘ul party at her home. cntertuln- at a high tide till {airly late in the
After
The fireworks here last night proved
rent a drawing card as ever. peo-
Frank W. Reba”; Who will “”35... plegfrow Norwalk and all the neigh-
lot on boring towns came here to enjoy the
c Haw- display of‘yrothecnlcs. In a very well
"' ‘51"! balanced program of flares. pin wheels.
" ' aerial bombs and torpedoes the people
were. often wondering how such eii’ects
could be made possible.
cars with even New York registration
markers were in evidence. proving the
of ‘ McKinley display attracts from far distances as
or punte-
ao excursions
d
case has received a large
The choice of
very discriminating
,M
the E. R. Squibb and
National Union
Council.
.1
he can exchanke
Hundreds of
Special cars
lst church of Greenwich
the
The plonickers
to the
it basket luncheon
luncheon the party
The carousel.
l
srbu the “tilt .hoa’sasd
' “Armor The hon-for going - one
near tonuieklyr'but ; . lineal] ..
goods it has an ending. the gplcnickers
boarded their trolleys for home at 8:00.
'..u on “*W
Hill's boat the,":l.ids It”, 3".
«If
o’clock. . ._ ‘ «
mmmvocom .
‘ m
Palmer for other duties. ‘ . ‘
J. M. Carpenter. of ' rt Chosen ‘N.
Y" m a recent visitor n town. co -
ing here on busimas matters.
q.
Recently Philip Deangelis was the
finder of a iireman's badge. and. so
far. no one has appeared to claim it.‘ ‘
' the
Mrs. Hyle. of Rye. N. Y.. is
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. H. Ray-v
mood. of We'stside avenue. for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs E. Buergess. and inm-
ily. motored to Peace Lake. recently.
to visit their daughter. Elizabeth. who
is attending camp there.
Mrs: Louis Carpel has returned to
New York. aft.l spending a number
of delightful days as the guest of Kr.
and Mrs. Richard Abandroth.
Dr. A. J. Kay. of New York city.
appealed his case. last night.'when he
was fined 826 and costs. by Judge 8e!-
leck. Kay was arrested for reckle-
drivlng when heJan into a car. driven
by Peter Vanesh. of Stamford. which
caused the car driven by Vsnesh to
swerve into a Dodge car. driven by 3.
T. Benham. of New York. The acci-
dent happened on Sunday. July 17th.
Local talent will present the play.
"Daddy Langlegs." at the Methodist
Episcopal church. on Monday evening.
August 8th. at 8 p. m. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged that in‘itssif
should be an inducement for many to
attend. John Burnett will oblige by s.
number of violin selections. while )0-
Thereea Hoyt will {avor with a select-
ed number of vocal solos. Tickets
may b0 purchased from Mrs. H. P.
Richards for the modest sum of 50
cents.
A large elaborate entertainment and
reception was tendered at the home
of Mr. and Mulch!) Meow-mack. of
Rock Lea. at Collender's Point. in the
honor of their daughter. Gwendolyn
McCormack. reaching her 13th birth-
day. The pavilion and grounds were
artistically decorated with unique elec-
trical lighfingvei'lects as the feature.
Between 50 and 60 guests were pres-
ent. with quite a few from Stamford.
Dinner was served for the young
guests at 7 in the evening. while the
older folks had their‘dinner served at
a little later hour. ' The guests were
games. music and rump: was carried out
in a very successful manner. Refresh-
ments were served. Tilt-"affair result-
!ul in a general good time for all.
30,000 TURKISH
w insults TAKEN
SMYRNA. Asia Minor. July 21.
{(llv the Associated i'rcsal—An im-
portant encircling movement by the
firm-k right wing is‘reportcd here '0
have cut the retreat of the Turkish
Nationalists towards Angora from
Eski—Shehr. the railway junction point
captured by the Greeks in their sweep-
ing offensive. Tuesday evening. This
turning movement is being carried out
so the south and east of Eski-Shehr.
The Eski-Sllchr defensive line all
Kovalltsa and Augbin. where three
manths ago the first Greek offensive
was checked. is now declared to be
completely isolated and the Turks
within the area in question are con-
sidered to be virtual v prisoners. The
number of Turkish risoners actually
in Greek hand has reached 30.000. it
Mas stated here today. 6 ,
Mustapha Kemal Pasha. the Turk-
ish Nationalists leader. is said in
Breek quarters to have escaped the
encircling movement and to be flee-
Ing towards Angora. . .
King Constantine. whowent to the
front earlier this week to join the
Greek staff at L’shan. is now hurry-
Ing on to Kutoia. which was taken by
_fhe Greeks in their march on Eski-
Bhehr. The king is being enthusias-
tically cheered everywhere on the
ray. declare the messages announcing
the royal progress.
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WERNER, Sill-ii
MAY-RESIST ARREST
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.. July 22.--
M’hether Governor Len Small. indi-
cated by a Sangamon‘County Jury on
a charge of embezzlement of state
lands while state treasurer. is immune
'I‘rom arrest was to be decided by Cir-
cuit Judge E. R. Smith today.
Governor Small's attorneys advised
him to resist arrest on the gi’dl‘lnal
that he. would violate the Constitution
mlttin .
if the court decides the governor i‘s
« Immune from arrest as the state's
. “9! executive. the canines for his or.
.rest now held by the she'rilf 6: Hangs.-
snon County would-probably be with-
. held until. the expiration of,.Goverrior
sup-lif- term of office. 411me “a
fi:.{?"'henc'e“ . . ,:.' .L,! .0
o.dsoision ls adversé “l ‘
governor. it is expected .the nosing:
.‘ be instructodzby th ’ ’ ' 1‘-
-to serve to-wamats}
P
, out obstate troops forcibly to
serving of mortal-rants. .. 4' "
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n. L. Great is stationed on the Post
road. on traflc duty. relieving Harry
asst
.. tine.
“9' .. _ , mm W
>f’ ‘md‘as‘shs. E
a-m,‘ plums...
tut-ammonium). hm
.g-si—n‘"
WWI-enrolledssone of
the crew of a sail boat-vat the racing
regatta being held offline shors‘ of
-I,archmont. I
. All the ”colored-g and-.014
looking forward to the regular week.
17 dance at the Bell Island Club to-
morrow evening.
The weekly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Bell Island
Improve? merit A-ocia' tiou win .tak’o’
place. in the‘ Directors' Rooms/of tbs
Bell Island 'elsblthis‘evening’at 3:00
gen?" -' w. — mist:
5
1
posting in garments foreign to his'
costume when on closer inmectioa it
is discovered that he has sent away
:1! whdlte duck trousers to the clean-
rs an is wearing a pair of dark
trousers. ‘ l i .
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' One or the closest games of tennis
of the season wasstsged at the Bell
Island Club Tennis courts yesterday
toner-noon. the games o! the set see-
.wed back and forth now in favor of
Donald Brush and than ingfavor of
completed by Romanian defeating
Brush byk the set score of D to ’l.
parse". SHOE saw m a
mmoanow as mum’s.
years in the shoe basins“ in South
Norwalk. Keeler’s shoe Store are run-
ning something ditterent is the line of
a shoe sale. Most of the special items
that are placed on sale. have been
placed on regular shoe factory racks.
instead of being in the boxes. By this
method one con serve themselves. as
there are hundreds of pairs- of shoes
on these racks.
Xeeler's claim that this sale con-
tains more ba ins than ever before...
and most peo know what a sale at
Keeler's Shoe Store means—real value
(or your money.-—Many items are be-
low todnys cod price. in fact lower
than before the (war. It is a wonder.
tul opportunity to ace money on
your footwear. not only on summer
shoe, but shoes that'you will require
for'nexi fall. as they are reducing
everything in the store. Read their
advertisunent on page four for full
details and spechl items that are on
file.
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George Newman. one -of the -
members of the Holy Alliance. 1- ‘Pti
George hicLachlamilaailythosetwas.
death
cella.
number of Julia wall“. but XIII Tuittee is already maki re rati
mfuedtoackaowledgeitsexistsnce for up pa on.
when spprached
In the letter he was
the letter. or left-occult. to tn“:
and it is believed that this is he only The aid extend t 1
reason thatprevents him an o be tum by the
them into hisconfldsoee.
. The. letter demanded that the sum
of “.000 be placed at a spot near the
White Bridge. in Rowayton. On Wed— Y M H. A rooms. Washington at ' ' ' ' ' '
. , . . . . rect. York city. yesterddl M 1.».
“7“” ”mt- 01' 4mm“ '0‘“! be it 2 o'clock (D. T-‘) , 7 Louis Harris. of South ii... :3
k lied. and his family injured. who was pm“... Um}... .. M. -
It in only a little over a week and; Jonah: m cm
nesday aft‘rnoon on
half ago that a bomb. of crude manu- IOBMGES or ”1,050 charge or mganslaughz. r, mm“
m?”‘_'" exploded “0 do of automobile accident H ill! 3‘
Apicelhs hotel. doing con derable NEW HAVEN, :uJy 22,—Two “peer, New York. win: an. N...
Mm 30 th- and brick work. mortgage deeds from Attorney George Neubaum oi . - l r
It was stated in the letter that the Chg-leg J. Martin.
“bomb" was only a warningJo Api- the town
Avicella has stated to several peo-
pie. The Evening Sentinel is reliably?
informed. that he would much rather fin the
that the people who wrote the letter-[Haven on July 16.
wreak any vengeance they may wish .were dated at Bridl’ewrtu Jul} 15 , . ‘
’ ' rd .0 in t he was, ihlf‘“. Mr.”
gnotnplgmieif they will not harm inno- 1921.. Martin‘s action w“. du e J“ is filed. at
p ‘ alleged. by the k. “1“" N! the Harris is still out llntlw lamb
The letter. its ‘contents and Apicel- payment of the notes. Being unable $2500., H. h ”pram" . h A
h's behavior,
topic of conversation .ln Norwalk'sg
“six
and lcella is being avoided. as many ' cultios are said to‘iave grown out of
-— fear that ‘ Mb will be exploded. or his interest in the amusement venture
1n celebrttio’n o“, their thirty-two that amassin- will attempt to work
“fifth” will Lloyd George
x to Alter PW"
PA ms. \
x: baseball ll team with
. , U! v I»
.. .. F. W ‘ five Valerie- PM one 49‘ mneh conirivfm-J "7 Th“ , .
. -, ‘39. W the Ridge- over the drmand '1.—“,l.‘~“;h ”‘3
:3 . t 1 club 98.8004”. “ *1? lied miniorccmcmém WW v
, , «mm um. an m- use fast Wilton'ln're- Silesia is sun “with ' N" ‘° 'i
. 7 slum-tho llflon u- the only mt- éto are the Free- in the um .{i‘ ”1‘.” i -
g > ,. mm 3”- Y. 3!. vii. Al's In {‘A gtrong’ While the Brim}, #:11me
mums: “‘ '3... '01! when the use—av will nerve-at .‘ “a bed tam.Bm'nd's prorom u...“ '° ' -
, «a , Anemone?“ on the Mandel: Bun , y. ' Council mm am 3; ”“ "W
m m meow-ah Italian, as This is the firsttime that a real matter has no: l... f .331“
m in The ironing sentinel; ns- team has, represented the mi organ-.di-patches from ”Mon to: '
today. lulu.w taste-defaulting miles button. and. to “Y the. M. M Prime Minis!“ UM of."
in NW‘wasmansd from Brook- the. team. has been 1“ very suc- fuse! to alter his petition»?
in». . , , . coastal you. financially and rename reinforcvmwm v... “f"
Apicsila as shown the letter to a otherwise. The athletic com- entiy displayed in 11.0 Pal-‘15::
pers this morning.
It is undortood (hat r“
Ema, after a min ling: (,1 his}.
ters today. will rrlt. 1.4. to PM;
Hillel-and his position. and m, ‘
on the necessity of mum-4; 2:05
al troops.
a football and a basketball team
or re-. for the coming seasons. . .
5,. Athletic’Dircctor “Mike. Abraham:
with is the personvto whom the credit for
cults-ts 0! the success of the team must be given.
police. and also to Captain Manuel 'i‘arlov.
if he Vilnius
G
from taking organization and its members has al- HARRIS (‘Asl-l l'nVl‘lMl-l
so been of great help. '
A bus will take those who desire to
witness Sunday's'gsme. leaving "the
Continuance until Mom... .,‘
made in the Filth >ll't-tr .
formerly Judge to linrlv:
court of Orange lo the He-
chanics bank of New Hsvlen. one in
the amount oi! 812.950 and the other
in the amou of 325,000,1vere filed
town clerk‘s once at New
Both instruments
street. was killed. “ht I.
ran over him.
The local young mu" iv is all
witnesses. was in no “.M u Hum
the accident. the Neulmrm in
niag kl front of th(‘ ullivnxuln»
being struck by the rum :rmim
" practically the ”’9 Ito meet this payment the call for the
,transfer of the property wall demand-
”w” ”an” "d “‘9 ”M ‘ed and complied with. Hsrtin‘s alm-
ney E. Fetusodxof NPW il :‘l\ (m;
Mrs. Maude Sheldon. m‘
m t. leaves whim-row to cm y I
weeks' outing at Shelter Hard.
in Bridcel’ort.
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New‘ell 64'
Clothiers and
urray
Furhishers
"to us no now"
153 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH' NORWALK
KEELER sUILomo
MID-SUMMER SALE NOW ON!
All 0.1. $25.00 All 'Wool Men’s and Young
Men’s Suits
$18.50
Single and Double Breasted Models. Largc
Variety of Patterns. Special .............
All Our $27.50 and $30.00 Men’s and
Young Men’s Suits
The season’s most wanted fabrics and models.
Single and double breasted. Special .....
$35.00 and $37.50 Men’s and Young
Men’s Suits
The most wanted material in the season s $28.50
newest models. Spocmi . . . .........
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00 and $50.00 All Wool HQh Grade
Clothes for Men and Young Men
$36.50
Finely tailored, of the finest materials
Special . ..... . . .
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$16.50 Genuine “Palm Beach” Suits
$14.75
Single and double breasted models.
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Special
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’A Special Odering of $10.00 White Flannel Pants-..” 51::
- ($1.25 Percale Shirts I . . ' ‘ ' ' *~ $100 gWhite Mercerized‘ Oxford
F9!” Ken ‘ 89C Collar attached or Neck Band $2.15
VFastcolors. For
35.00 and $6.00 Allsllk ‘s‘mrtsf , 55.34:..- 1... gm. Neckwear
A . $415 Plsilg’cglorand Polka Dots ‘ 45c
“tam.--.-..~.--n’---n-;-~,-.n. — o 0: #_
° " :Union- ' (full cut). special....80£
and ' 40c, ~Not‘lulelue Mercerlzed
g _ ; Lislelfiose 0
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immned $2.65
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