BATHING SUITS
Only . F" In.“
Only Sines 38. 80, 37, 80
Something New .3;
Gray Flannel
Trousers -; -:
$10.00
Linen Golf Knielurs
$7.50
Mrs. Mary Cuilignn. of 6 Com-lock
"rect. Danbury. has returned from a
- week's visit with friends in Bridgeport
nnd Norwaik. »
—Buy‘ your coal at Harris and Cans.
--—-—s-—-——I
Dr. Sarnuei M. Delta. of 47 South
Main street. has gone away until Aug:
list 6th and Dr. l«‘nge,r is assisting in
the' office until his return.
*
u—Dsncing Royal James Hotel to.
slight. Bpeidel’s Oreh.
~——l
Eugene J. Chariott. South Norwalk
representative of the Hour. returned
yesterday after several days trip
through upper New York state. and
. I. Holday-will resume his repertorlnl
L duties in the Second district.
—High grade coal at Harris and
. - (MA.
1 horse. which was so starved and
MR that it was barely able to stand
~ was reported to he hitched to a wagon
, at the corner or Day and Raymond
streets last night and the police noti-
fied the Humane Agent. “ho tool.
rhurge or the ease.
t
- —-—$raws and Panamas at O'Briena
Letters have been
Mrs. t ‘hnrles lv‘.
out. who is visiting relatives in King' a
Lynn. England.
lightful trip across‘the Atlantic. on th--_
liner ilerenganie hnd enjoyed every
minute, of the voyage .
rem-iv ed
-Get your Victrols. where "Qood
..firvice n; a. Habit." Easy terms.
fonnelb"! 16-18 So. Main at. i
Pminssus t‘ouucil. ltox‘ul Arcnnunl.
has been invited to attend a reception
10 he gin-n to Supreme Regent Cur!-
lon F Handler, by Seaside Council. I
Bridgeport. on VVednesdny. August]
. 30th. There will be :1 good time. '1':
the Pmuxssus Trained Council “ill .11
' tend.
~—T«luild Now! Party moving.
"a‘ruckmen ask. “Where do we go
"from here?" Party. 'Gosh! I don't
nv
. .w;" Little Johnny.
1 round Daddy"
'ltllli' lthL’. Ht.
Uteamlloet Place,
(t' 8 just iide
l or Better Homes.
Cit).
NENIDA HAIR NETS
15c each‘ 5
TWO ran 250‘ «Ml
' . .
v I
In
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Nor-walk. 5
or. 1 ‘cr' ‘ -
fill
ul'
., . ..ll
DOUBLE Y O U R
S AVIN GS IT CAN
BE DONE. .
' Fir: ’rlh'ru'
Schoolboy, age 15 .
$25.00
He tells {sum he is-
-going -to- «double - his- .
savings dining this -
summer vacation. He
already has seve eral
laws to cut regularly.
He
balance . . -. . . .
Y
.
has made our
3.5
slogan his own.- You :4.
adopt it, too. “Double' 1
your savings; it CAN J
H
be done. . . ......5
stimuli:
_ ' l Mon“y¢
Page of 20 Fair ave-l
JOhh The Builder, .hns no come to n hend as \M.
i
) ‘FRElGHT wncx
1.towards New anen
I —Danohg. Royal Issues Help! too
night. Speldsl s 0min.
m - 1
The Cluettt. Peabody shirt Mort
on Union street closes down this sly-med.
ternoon for two weeks. re-opening on
Monday snowing August 16th.
—Help “Buddie” by attending Lev
lien Carnival tonight.
i... Gertrude Mtcheli. chief, opera
.;> ..ator of the bell telephone exchan”
vacation on
starts on her two week's
.. A: s... laid-5.!
Joann? Risks of 11 Elmgrove street
.reported to the police this moral
of his. _had been allowed to stray at
night and that they had destroyed
quite a bit of his preperty.
at OBrienl. 4.; , m
asl- Idssbelle Knastute'r. at new-
ayton. operator at the Nor-walk Tine
land Rubber company's P. B. it.
starts on her vacatlu on leads).
Miss Helen Sullivan. one or the oper-
ators at the local telephone exchange,
win the Miss Klinefelter’s place.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Thompson
and daughter. Miss Judith Thompson.
of Bristol. are the guests for the week
of Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley. .10 Hill-
side. 8t. Mrs. Buckley was formerly
Miss Thompson.
——-Free Dancing at Legion Carnival
1‘0th 1. “I.
This noon Frank Corcoran. of c
.Ham’ilton avenue. was arrested by
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
charged with entering the William
Hess. barber shop. There are also
six other charges of burglary against
’the young man, and he will be given
11 hearing soon.
m
——Panamas aha Straws st O'Briens.
at “O'Brien; A J“
. L...
Mr. 'nnd ‘Mrs. George H. Barnes and
«wluughiu Mildred leave tomorrow for
from!" two weeks auto trip to Sherbrook.
Qu: bef'.
parents
Barnes'
superinten-
there to visit Mrs.
Mr Barnes is
Mrs. Page had a do- 01- nt of the local factory of the Cluett
Peabody company. -
___.__.
-Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
I
Councilman. Fredm..M. Cullen's
nlitomohilb has been recovered in.
'Peibam Manor. New York. according
to information received by the Nor-
walk police today. Sergeant Thomas
Hunt went down this afternoon to ss-
cure the car. .. -
Members of the Hat l-‘lnlshers'
Union held a special meeting this
inoruinn‘ in Central Labor I nion hall
lover what was descriind to the press'
ms
"a shop matter." It is learned.
howeter .that it has to do with the
Captain and Goldman hat shop on
South Main street. Beyond this om-
cials of the union refused to make
an} comment. save that the matter
AT STEVENSON
STEVENSON. July 30. —Tmfl‘lc was
resumed this morning ovur the east-
bound irack of the BolsfordNew
Haven line of the N. Y., 1’. H. & H.
R. R, about three thousand feet of
which was badly damaged by a do I
rolled car of a freight train hound,
late yesterday
near this place. The train was not
wrecked. A large force of milroad em.
H
—.fl:rawl and Psnaxnss renovated.
dw.. on- 1
1.6091,: of some six test. s
dilah.lb0§tr m mm being. es.
the street. Wt today is soc,
«evades to on so the June. V
was. tog-n demos-til shes-wei-
were w '00 water I'll-Moi
0‘0“ Clay street usage a alumn-
lngn roman-hole. 'andsegrestwas
the torrent that it simply tore out dirt
and stones. and dug the hole there. '
The police were notified of thedam
age and took precautions to prevent
accidents. The hole was marked with
red lanterns last night and boarding
. ‘ n‘ was placed around it to, prerent autos
that horses, , belonging to neighbors
or pedestrians from going in the hole.
The Telephone Company reported
thatthe were: damage -wss-slsngths
W avenue and Chestnut Hill
section. there being about 150 tele-
phones put out at comes.
Dirtsvas washed from the roads and
attributed in the catch xhnsln in
many places. thus permitting the
Inst-lobe
While the storm brought some relief
from the oppr‘ive heat and humid.
lty.~lsstqnight. today the temperature
ls. rising again and humidity.“ again
reported.
Automobile Strikes
Telegraph .Pole
A slippery pavement was the cause
of'an automobile iccldent last night
on West avenue. when an automobile
operated by Max Seigman. 66 Pratt
sti- . Meriden. Conn.. collided with :1
church. In the machine was Mrs
Seigmsn and a child. but none of the
trio were injured.
The automobile. was considerabv
damaged as the result of the collision
and was towed to a local garage for‘
repairs.
MAD DOG “CARES PEOPLE.
a m» T .. ._ .
.t m 3‘“ m “I“ T s
.7 .. I pol w who
telegraph pole in front of St. Mary's 'the combined mht. When Constable .
g . w
.,,an-asm.:slw
w m
We!
“endogenously
eases. mlwm CM
“24‘ ‘mt‘ 0'“ m' T
'mm am An We
can the sacrum. to muscle “than;
into this city ”rumours-1m duo“
Jennie 1:. in the Wee-rt My. 3
my Edwesdm asked terse
”aunt-um 9! the neo- u counsel;
the men arrestedson them-
lh: defense en Mm” term
“7. After atom bisoplnlen that.~
the cases should he tried Mom
and declaring bkssw no reason for
my. Judge HM lastly consented to 1
have theceseslt ever. Alltbesc-l
cues are at libel-w can. ooobsu tur- E
alshsd in the polls! court and 83.000 ‘
bail tarnished in: the federal easeshsg—
fore the WM council-loser. ,
Ibis understood that a continuance
wth also be relies-ted in the fedel'fl
oases which are set for a hearing to. l
day. .1
BAD NARROW
ESCAPE room
BEING onowm-m
(093mm 3“ ’1!" P080).
'1
other. Nomey and Lynch brought the
half drowned pair ashOrr. Miss Hop.
l
\
some news sun's
Chooses-00,000essss
flaw Gould It Be OfimwiselWithfisdiGreath
MattheGmfldeseedPr-ioes’
ssesssess
soc-ssc’ns
. .. - ’
... no...“ and, um, waves an...“ “ M’s Suits Men 8 Underwear
mountainous ,
.m.....1....... “m ...... ruminations-1m $21.85 -MU-ion~8-fi- 1» - . - = ....» -- “$39 -:
than fifty yards from shore. Miss Kop- ' ‘ . Uni w W a ‘
pen suddenly weakened from the . .W m M . . a.“ Slmafllm ill . . .y. . . .
amount of water she had swallowed ,w W Shim a!
while breassing the. waves. She called .2 ”...“. “m'mm. . .5- t
foraid and Brothertonimmediatsiy is! M”............:.....ww .
m ‘° h" "‘m‘ 41.00 Bhe (Sh-besyWork Shirtsfle 11;” famous Knit Shirts no!
Unable to hold up both Ml" KOD- . 5&-2 W
pen and himself.-Brotherton was be- m . . . . . . . . ‘ , ~
111g pulled down under the water by
’ ' 1
Nooney and ma. “0...... .... co... 3"” Ranker-Suits sass Beys’ Keynes Blames
DIP'! plight sw‘mming ‘0 ‘h'll’ “d' w' a m . s e e s e s u s s - n- s s I. '
Noonpy and Lynch mgnagpd ‘0 reach: m 12-50 ‘1.” m ......... .......... ... ..‘790 a
MmKoppenandBrolhnnon.butnote . “5.00snd818008uits00185 Lemma-um .
before they had gone under the water; ’ -
a couple of times. 5 .
Supporting them between eaeh . ll .
1.. 513.0031“! $1250 WhiteFlannel‘Prousers $71185
:pen's csndmmpearei serious and
Police Sergeant Bryan Silk this i “ m “"0“". go u... . m. “,1 moth,
$181.00 and $20.00SportCoatsms
inecesssry to kill. the dog.
1 SERVICE
morning shot and killed a dog en'efid
with rsbbies that had the neighbor-
hood around Newtown avenue in .1
terrorized condition. The dog had the
poeple living in that‘ vicinity .10
frightened that they were slraid to
\enture out- of doors particularly at
night. O 5'
Albert D. Mnlkln. of :3 Maple street.
first ropnv ted the condition of the dog.
an Ali-dale. to the uptown police. Ser-
geant silk immediately went to the
scene where he found the animal
near Bett's pond. Two shots were
The dog had the license tag 42. «57
around its “0(k. Sergeint Hunt null-1
meld Dori “'nrden Thomas “'nlsh if
his action
I
Nil-2h ltl-‘L‘ElVl-L TRAIN-
' [56. !
’llu c moi: of Six serxice men of tho-
I‘ll) “ho lmi not as set . liltilIJ‘d aldl
secretary Fiankc. it is dined. mush
from the Govtrnrnent for xecntiounl ..3 111,“ ‘he newbsrher should 1.9 paid 'Mount Asslniiloin. the Matterhorn of
training. as they wcrc cntntlwi to. were 5315 instead of $12. Gaudim rrfused the Canadian Rockies. ol'l July 15.
'1'“ 'WOW ”I" (x1591 .... “W's I’vur- to my 11w um three bucks. with the', they left word timi‘ir they did not re-
t‘nlis.‘ in New York (it): 0-: Thursday result 111.11 l“l.s.'lkt" and other union Iturn ir three days a. search party
or this m-ok, by llleS A. (‘ \Vemh-roili. 0mm“... “him“. a his union card ighould L.- sent out The mountain-ts
met-11111 vrretarx of tie Nur“ :ilk A 0011111“ of .1133 Liter union om- m: 'almogt inaccessible. Last year a
4 hum: r Red (‘rose and the 1111-11 were. rials ram. l . l: and asked Geudioso z‘uukentld party made an unsuccessful
gran“ 1i \ ocai. onnl immini. Miss a“, lukt‘ 1,... k ;l«.1rd.He was willing ‘attémpt to scale it They had reached
\Venderoths action in luklllQ‘ the six pnou‘h 10 do .1 In the meantime. like altitude of 9.763 feet. when the:
to .M-w Ymk bung sutfivh-XJ to cut the union mil. :nls had made another SPRAY FALLS. Alberta. July 5%”«— (...me to a stone wall. which was im-
the "l‘t'd tape" that surrounded these harbor. rogulnz‘ \‘employed by Geudl- Mrs. W E atone. resting in an im»§p;~blp to mnd theyvhad no time
cases 080. m “’xvfyi‘.\\' from his job He proxised camp 0“ “0‘5”“ Eanon dc 'to make another attempt. but sub
It is interesting to numv Norwslk did not “'cv'k :~1 two days. The union scribed today how the shrill sound of! 3...; that an ascent might be made
P'Hon‘l "-l 00‘“ ”‘3' V“"‘““‘ has 13‘ lofficials new“! it is claimed. that' her voice. ca lit up by the multitude ge t of Mount
cases of ersert ice men who ate run-1
”i d It‘ twining and tr. dot, to the
work of the local chaptm of the Red‘
ploves worked all night to replace six
hundrell ties torn up in the accident.
7—329—-
." 15:1 '- .47....33‘ .' 2:51;" _
)1
“it's. only a puny"
perhaps you .say as you
carelessly spend from
day to day. Only t
penny that's true but ,
between debt and you - 1
.u may some day show
to you that ‘tt was the
nucleus of-a fortune.
morrow afternoon for that purpose.
I. . l '
--.-”...”... .. . _.
(‘. R Vi'rlght of “km Side avenue.
is 1 maxing a Vacation.
—Dancins., Royal James Hotel to-
night. ,Speldcl's Orch.
m
Members of Court Frances. No. ii ‘
0. G. S. at itscregular meeting held.
last night. voted to attend in‘o body
the funeral of Mrs Arthur H. Bennett.
one of the members. and will meet at bers throughout
Frederic} H. Ganung’s funeral chapel nant at unmn officials at the way in
on South Main street at 2 o'clock to- ‘which tl1e\‘ haw-119d the Gaudtoso mat-
ter. .and thren ten to Withdraw from
M the union-
~Novelty "anmnment “ Legion Norwalk mrlp' xs' Union will be held
Carnival tonight. _ , ._
..a
r
l Ca ldl03~0 a 1d
‘the windm
next month
. W
. - --.--.“ ...—...." .
vods for some time beforl- the fully re.
was
although he ‘
cox cred. Bret herton
not in such bad sitar
had swallowed considrl. ll to water
It was fortunate 1‘ :l
Lynclr happened to l-
lime.
Miss Koppen and l
have found a watery _:
CLIFFORD d.” ARBER
hon ever
.\t‘
OFUNION
(Continued from first Page).
_ ‘
pontion wen-ll be permaul n: if he;
Iprmed satisfactory. The run burner -
prm ed to b a gx‘d hand and 11 n11in-
,v‘d during ’hr‘r-r days- at the uni of“
which be rrcciied 812.
\Vhereupon the.
the
'l‘ .c union.
union
t ummr need
r. we to pa) this man
,t in did not work The
:1 l. ame indignant and
Gaudinso “1'. i
for the tho .1-
"boss" l1.’\!l1l
Clo” all but ll cf 'htsc nun have absolutely 1.:‘a~ ri to complv with
”waived their training. “”5- Ag 11‘. «suit. Gaudloso is no
longer a m. 111'. 7‘ of the union.
Patrons ‘|.l.~.‘ti:g the barber shop
were 1.1th 111: plised to see a sign in
' ix'rrtlsln' hair
IO“ 10 t? 15 cent.
and
l'?C. 1‘" I
l-law where.
shaves.
lower th ::1 1
spect to the lowering
lzmll’thEY learned .dlf-
In the rnnan’inle. other ”boss" bar-
the city are indig-
A 'hot" meeting of the
siésnowsndthen'l'hls
bank is astroeg bank
. «v ...... mu.- <M-nv-mo-ouv
Scene;- and;
'lnlhing at thsi‘
Otherwls". thl . ‘ umes are that
' rton would I
trouble. between:
promptly
through the.
cuts. l
thoughtl
'that tho union md generally dropped
prices out of '
coat of living-
ferent
T sent down the out! in an elort to setitbese I believe lie-re possible solution
T when wound was 3.090:
$1.90 Neckwear.......
ssesoesssnsssssssse
osrsfi‘snun.....u
s
us.
111
i
from the southeast end
'Glon. Vi'ith this information Dr and
.Mrs. Stone made the eflort which end
of peaks an crags and re~echolng.‘,
Isaved her life after her husband. at
former president of Purdue L'nhersitt :
:of Lafayette Ind. had perished inftd "“glcalh'
E2331? 42;. $2.111“; xfilé‘éiihséf iJAQUITH NOW A
DIRECTOR FOR
A searching party had figured out
the probable course that Dr. and Mrs.
Stone would take in the attempt to
ascend Mount Eanon.
From a point of vantage. the search-
ers had scoured every side with theii
glance without a sight of anything.
_(Contlnued from First Page).
lbriog ins-mu suffering to regions
the er) of a woman from afar. Lis- ‘0 get any worse There is need
tening intently. the searchers heard it throughout “1 the m. 1n which we
again. A more minute inspection 1are ("gel-3mm; In Syria. Mesopotamia.
with their slot-es revealed fl" ”immun- Caucasus. and Anntolia; but the
and across the canyon the form of 9. “Mn 1,, Transcsueasia. ... indicat-
wounn‘ MC 110“? M" 3‘“ Stone ed by the reports from workexs in
was rescued these regions that are coming into
A? “crest mile. lid W5 Comnunsple. seemto be the most
her voice with all the vigor she had serious. Here. we are responsible for
expecting that some time it “118'“ be the lives of approximately 85,000 chil-
heard and she would be rescued. dren. who must be brought up until
Dr. Btol'ie was within five MK” ’thsy reach maturityttthe vast amount
climbs! the top of the hitherto un- of money that has already been paid
‘ scale! mountain. the seal which be out by the American’mpie is not go-
and his wile had set. when his own mg to have been‘rgtvea in vain. Be-
desth occurred. !sides the children. a large refugee pop-
The accident happened on July 16. ulatlon. whose fields. have been devas-
Mr. and Mrs Stone expected to make itated by invasion and whose cattle
:or until new crops can be planted
DrStoncwas WWW. hope- and new livestock obtained.
funk.” cheerfully and W.‘ "We are faced wit the alternative
when. without a Mott M of of continuing our elem without cut-
tsreweil. nor even a sign. he plunged tallment for a lew years more. thus
over her head to the abyss below. salvaging destitute. broken. hopeless
get back to the food cachenthat night;
th opinion oLhis Wit. she ssaw the \childnen in our asylum; or of desert-
oody strike a rock. bound from it on ing them now. when- they need us
cit! to cult-and on down them of pad.
the mountain. She began a bony desc “In-the carrying oil. of the first of
to She foughtherway’of the able-.r- Isl problem. for the
down the side of the mountain. and generation that we are training will
below the rush maturity thoroughly imbued
his; with We ideals that are so neo-
Mu lions We
benefit.
In
“i.
'tevens
NEAR EAST RELIEF!
member or the part) thought he heard there conditions are already so by
member 0 fthe party thought he heard. ‘that it doesn’t seem Mb“. for the 1 .01, whom ”W in tin
fie fell full five thousand feet. is races. and bringing to maturity the ,
emery for good government in um.”
maroon“
.. on sledge.“ rock she densest how" salt of the world. The alternative i
~_.~<
so. NORWALK
,3 war 1,...
ed during the coming winter
immediate aid is forthcoming
the l'nited States. As a mouse dT
beconomy and in line with the m
policy of.teach1ng the children to“
for themselves. the inmates of 1“
Near East Relief institutions in Yrs-—
caucaaia as well as in Syria. 0“
Mesopotamia and Anatolia. where O.
organization also operates. have m
their own clothes and ahoes.‘ ‘ .
morass SUPERIOR ’ -
AUGUSTINE CLAVEN
CLAIMED BY DEATH 1
Continued tram second page)
I ' ‘“‘
1which is now one of the tow
'schoois of the country.
She Was widely known rthrouM
the state “.3. tent-her and bu” 0.‘
woman and was closely connected.*‘ :5?
the work of teaching at new .E”
flannel-0e us inception _ «‘1
She is suivned L1 six sisteu._ “7's.
3 9113. and one“
{Lauretton Hull. Sister Mary Made“. ‘
The fixe sisters who the in Now)?
are M15. J H. Masher. of No
and the Misses Julia Cu herine. 5—1:
and Margaret Glsven
The funeral will in held h
Laureiton Hall on Mandi“ mortufl ‘
10:16 o'clock when Rev. P H, M V 5'
will celebrate a solemn high Md 3
requiem. 3
m
——In Keelers ad of est '
was an error A heavy}: smug“.
that should have been priced at' ,
was priced $1. 35 instead.
the climb. rest at the top. and then hue been carried a. must be carat! _ T
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