Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 27, 1921 · page 11

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IdomolnT DAYandHearThoss
Lassa Edison Hlta From
BROADWAY

Meter Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
“IN—Down Yonder
Premier Quartete
Just Keep a Thought for He
J Harold Murray
“IOL—I‘ve Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
l'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
“WI—Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Lag:t Little Mile la the Long-
Lewis James
Mil—Wilt Until You -See My
' Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.

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lug National Guard artillery troops.

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Perfecto Bouquet~ Are
Now Sold for 10¢

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Also Sold for 10¢

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢

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Colors Restored. Like an .
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sent letters to the newspopers cruise
the Norwqian authorities to protect
the Chi-idioms girls from misting

Camp Brag-g will be retained for train-

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ted at. the
Troops now on duty at the camps heel starting It 3 p. m. on WOUU‘

scheduled for abandonment will be :as' flay 25th. “.4 qeudnuing tho

marched overland to their new sta-' grind until

tlons .The longest troop movement Dnriogthe

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two-glee
New

Wool Bathing Suits...............Nowsl.00

Contains latest sfatis intorinuatlon. also high at?!" ""1 “I: tam" “t“... -
low prices for several years on issues listed on e WILLRE'I‘AIN ONLY ___ _ --
New York Stock Exchange Chica 0 Stock 151- FOUR m G AMPS _ ‘
change N ew York Curb and other 1e ing exchanges ’ - A - ”4 “figf‘I‘ONJA 3
throughout the United States. “yum”. if.” M" 00",,“ 1..., use. “ a es-hoor
M Camp :eade. Md. .hexc;ot:b¢ mm “mm ran. and overeat!!! 3‘ 1
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Stilt Bargains

two-piece models, of silk
(heady Reduced in Pm.

m; rights and StB'ckings
grim-piece. in a good

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Outfittters to Men, Women, Boys and Girls

 

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assortment of col
_$2.4 5, $3.25, $4.95

Now $1.50

we OCOIOOOOOOIos-eag

$1. 00, $1.50, $2.25, $2.75
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' ' “b no cha at tires was sect-err. hill“ cm
Pk 31‘ 8" Jim Gree 3200 ‘ Camp ”9'“ Wash" 'MC“ V‘“ b" 5” naught-ad It: need In creating m m u. odor
one. ow : n .‘ rail. Some troops will march to: “I“ mm my: record was a stock muesli. Norsasono .
r“ “-0“ miles. model. m the door of the
The in Division. now on duty at 0.3,.“ (cu) aim-toot". Only a m all Oil or m 1-0:"
x - Comp Dix. will remain and will he week previous .0 nu. economy M W m w I“
1’ supplemented by the unltn’irom Camp the “e cor mm the camou- .3 once.
--------------------------------------------- Demons and other abandoned ramps [Dunan and um. “I! Moises. In I! car a take you to proper”
The headquarters of the ink nfl‘lsecond W 75. {mm cllmb is m till.-
JULY CLEA ANCE SAInE "I“? W1” bt‘ ?fll‘8f9r": 220:“ “:p‘famillor to all Pacific Coosthmotozls: _ Pl a & “fie
Meade to Pin lsburs ' . togel er sl no its ‘3 p..- cgng erode use , “mm
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\ (entry will be stationed at Fort Ja'v.‘ .3“. tom By reason e perv, Wm
mmsrvm 1m orrw The 34th Infant". lev- one botoliomlfomncg of climbing Duncan Street
See Our Window Display for Reduced Prices at Fort Ontario. .\'. Y. and two eom- him in once“ weed. the Oakland Six
‘ . ponies at Fort Howard. lid" will go .gggmrecord {or this“ » ted .i’ m
- ‘ from Camp Xeade to Madison Bar- Outlond more hkhlr on f M7 -. -
E. J ° reckaYY. mmmmtwlthlnapeflognfy (
. , The second training centre wiilube_‘m week the ghoul! not .
‘ ‘ N. Y. It. cat '7 Custom . r ..
sour LK's team ,' ‘” "‘°" 3”“ ' .. mm ares! . .
.i l rut sections. at Camp by its peers
com... on; . 3;, "” " ‘ if" H... m 7%.. 1" . 3.5; .M... It Yea-:Waata Better
56 80‘1“! Iain M , hot: 909. All was received by the Quarter- for miles per gal on 0 euro ‘ ‘
le Los Altos
mast r Generul's office (or the file of it completed the Snow -
currouo Herzl. surround. Cm; ”m 'm "mm “a,“ ”on”, hm. "1m. . mark of cm W
"""""" ' a." no because they were not con- mllel to t e so It mm -
a law be seen at er ..
sidered mtistactorr. Arrangements mmtznnollrood avenue. m “mun“,

were then made to sell the comp build-
ing at public auction on Aug. 15. each
building to be sold separately.

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nouns.

molt. July 21 --Rtmsion Sovizt
Government oflcials have decided to
take itrictel' eldntrol over the church-
es in Bil-ls. dccording to Ito-cow
ne'wopopers received here. A recent
n'u-Isorqot the Isveoth. says thot ser-
mummuallo only ontho
condition that they are of a strich
reuflous character.

It appears that the Soviet Govern-
ment. while continuing to permit re.
llglous wouhlp. h to present rit‘ul at-
tractions in the church buildings in
the shape of lectures on‘Communist
doctrines. ,
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PLATE CORNEDBB'EF .. ..
BRISKET COW.

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ursday 39001313
l5c lb.

and old men or the peasantry had act-

ily come to blows with \the younger
and communistlcally~educdled genera-
tion on religious subjects. V‘lilages
were divided into two (Impound in
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occurred.
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DlXie BM ‘. 3:- W- 5 ‘ ° ° ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' 170 lb. muscron ,‘uly 27 —Wllliarn not-
' Icon. 32. 9. pam. ruler of Bristol lodge

of I-l'lks. was drowned in Lake Com-
pounrm. last \midnighl \ir. and Mrs.
Norton and a young women who were

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or the party were rescued as they
sure clinging to the side ot a boot.
by Albert Connors. who lives on the
there.

The party left the Elks' Club in an
automobile to to to the lake fora
plunge. All were in a boat. which
through some unexplained manner he-
came owl-turned. llrs. Albhrt- Gon-
nors heard the cries (Or help and
aroused her husband who put 01 in
a pout.

 

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mos new 1503 mm
- 30313, July” 21 ~1uknn novin’don
-- ’beolreenltalyandait'erieaaret
hivi'ng great difficult! in finding busi-
h’em‘l‘dr their titles dt the present
moment. due to the enactment oi the
present American tlon law. To
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Attractive White Enameled Kitchen Utensils

runs WHITE—GOOD ooh mason suurv Alto usual;
uses TO av Viacom Kmart .

Suucepans Cooking Pom Hesettles. Kettle-f. gluon.
Pans Doubts son-n. Water Path

Wash Basins. F
Bowls. mam .nn'ul nos, res rot. ..
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Rigs recently indicated that in some ‘
villages in South Ru-ia the worsted

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'I'YflON'fl YACHT ATTACHED.
0333mm Conn. Jul! 27——
Through his counsel. Wright I
Herschberl. Geors'e Boles. 01' Omn-
wich. has attached the yacht Venee-
dor. belonging to John 1!. Mon. for
‘12. 000. Mr. Boles alleges that Nomi
11'. 1919. the yacht was at the yard of
the Luders Coustruction Company.
. and Mr. Luders refused to
permit Hr. Tyson to hate the boot
until a bill of $17 000 for repairs
should be paid. According to Mr.
Boles. Hr. Tyson had planned to go
on a yachting trip to Florida. and
could not raise the money to pay the
lluders Company. and he. Boles. lent
Tyson the money
Boles alleges he has been unable to
collect the amount claimed.
Cummings & Lockwood. ol’ Slam:
ford. atorneys for Mr. 13'son. gave a
bond for the release of the yacht.

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GREETS AMERICA!“
ROME. July 27. —-Ow‘lhg to may
pressing official engag ts.
“w” ”““.:i‘.;:'.c‘i.o Ah...“
the tire del
colleg men and woman who journeyed
to ltoly.to parti sin exercises, to
commembrate the All“
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WUMER SALE
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home At any day of the week
’11“. are given to lodel

Special
churches and parties.
In this establish-tan. the ice near
and candy business is operated M ii
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only in
bakery business is operated b) Henri
Wilkins.

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