‘iw
\h
""“I‘ownr. ”onion. Mass” with whom on.
for l}
BATHING sun‘s-
$1.15 ' ‘
Only . Few Lott j;
Shantung Silk 3mg
$19.50
' Only Sim 85. 38, 37. 39
. unoeuv.» ..l
outd|y>ln~ln
Gray Flannel
Trousers
$10.00
Linen Golf Knickers
5, um um
The members of Trinity church
choir will take a well-earned vacation.
during the months or August.
Congressman Schuyler Merritt is
enjoying a brief stay in Stamford.
while business in the Home at, Wash.'
ington is somewhat dull.
'l‘he Danbury police reported that a.
Ford tourning car. license number
"JIM; had been. stolen from that city
yesterday morning.
-——Roton Point Park. , Tuesday
tight. Ed. Lora De Luxe Orchestra
at New Haven. _ ~
Clarence Gather. o! 45 High street.
reported that about l:30 o'clock yes-
brday afternoon he had been driving
-‘M car along ltowayton avenue when
It skidded and broke down a section
of the railing alongside the roadway.
Here are the new dance hits—-
"Learn to smile” "Clio-clilo-Sim,M “I‘m
nobody! haby." "i..i8eni " "Jazz mo
bluM." "Si Louie Bluea' ‘fSong or
Iutim.” "Oh Me! Oh My!" Hear these
at lloiint‘lly'l is South Main street.
—Buy your coal at Harris and Cans.
'l‘wo missing girls were reported to
“in local police on Saturday. one be-
in: ls-veor old Mary Edgett. 0! Dan-
bury. whose parents came. here look-
im: for her, the other being it. your
old Rose Hayner, or Waterbury. who.
it was lwlieved. would come here to
unit rricmls on OliJoan street. How-
ever, no one had seen the girls.
The 47th flutes Civil Service
Commission will Hold an examination
for messenger boy at Bridgeport. Con-
necticut. on August 13.. to fill a va-
mnoy at {2.08 a day in the Office of
the Sn mending Constructor..ll. 8.
Navy. 1 e Torpedo Boat Company.
Bridgeport. Applicants must have
rmr’hod their 18th but not their 18th
blflhhfainljfiw'kn.‘ For infor-
mation and application blank. Form
1371. address the Secretary of the
Board of Civil Service Examiners at
the Pooir'Ofl‘ico. Bridgeport. Pnl‘il",. or
the; mmriri Secretary. Custom House
plirr-ium mils? M’- filwi in lime
him in urrr-ngo {or llw examination.
iVENIDA‘ IiAIR 'NETS
‘ 15¢ each'
' TWO F03 25c
-.‘
Siillson-Poweil Corporatio
South Hamlin
“ 1 Something New
~ . ' ' was. “on '
Manama.“ harem 3“" 9W“ . 3,. .3}! _
. ‘utn this ~, , f" -‘ -'
E. B " ~ails-sir. 5:; ' am has towel?» an... m... a mm to
' ‘ horns. , . “In.“ V L. _ - . no an g
m m week ud with relatives in New teat pain other lion's Stale Past mlmfifhgfhtmhm‘ a... v
. ' on. .o t e 3 b t -
' , sum cm. 1 _ . 3 4,“. tour-avails.» men": “a W.“ eaten. u could-t set the-«oeso-
Boy
(or a week in'Oeorgo- m
Shir-'10... Mr,- W mt,
°° via their snort
Tho seventy
been camping
town returned
day. “mimics-ed
onees. ’
' mesa! cent-.m- Dace, . meil‘unlo.hflzthh’m mom a. poetic- tron to“ evidence.» arrest him. m
Edward Miller. or to Butler street. m'mmem movn‘orunc. tor a month! “or“ can? “the. _ w on to complete the inves-
iconplained to the police about how use about Boa isos- U mas log-wig, . easy antebellum. Coin. - . —-—- '
playing in front elm-hone. MMWNh Btv- _ it: autumn...“ 0%: .
’ 'onidaennatsu. m Two «main: window-tn MinniurngnMov’Jsx-es at. cm o; .
The NM W cloud on 8.3,- : stalled at u.“ 0y}. ' 3 I ' M3 fiETWBttum a 3
‘urday until Monday. Amst 150:. our. and In. Ila .lflsoiiar of I“ per oillce for the _ I “Miro. _ :at—oueot theeottngao‘
hen it will MIDI- mm ‘75:“? so. on M ”W“ ‘3 the employee. ‘ 33 _ - x : I'm _ Ila“.
*— 9 “0-71- ' ' -' *—
Seom. who mlflkscflu ‘ m m Mr. and anal-Job. Rohrback, a. Ili-
No
m
lice last night. ___I‘Miwhen the Animal learned that the
m 901100 had been interned.
-Oot your Vtetroh- mu ’m' -
Road. Port chit-tor. complained to
'IM.’ .' tun-lies onm “that
local milk dealers who have been.’
placed under arrest charged with
one boot parents came to Nansen to look for
using r dealers' los. her. was found on Ilonroe atreot.
. I 3
' .430“ owest m 3.". about 6:30 o'clock Ian night by her
9.... at l mafiather and Patrolman John Flynn.
....._..——... The girl was then back home again.
Mrs. Charles uncnen. or Boutlh’
port. complained to the police that as Sarah Valentine of Ollieau street
she was. descending iron the Bridge- *W as she all“ "OI! i “'3";
A»! ius yesterday that an amend-l” °° West "'9“ M.” "
' tarnoon. about 1 ociock. and sustained
bile mark“ the “an” plates ”"3 cIa dislocation of the left shoulder. As
had med by in a roofle- rnanner.,.h. tell she narrowly ”M m
nearly striking her. The police are "m in a Mum ‘mgm‘fih. At
investigating. the Norwalk hospital also won attend-
ed by Drs. Mabel J. Perry and George
A representative of the U. 8. Depart. inggw'gsgfi:§g‘gmifln;?nd 32:0:
uncut of Labor Naturalization bureansfim“ Point car arndn‘hliasmeedeavor-
from the Boston. Mass" office will be't ‘0 “km “‘31. diecov-zrig her In"
ut the South Norwallc Post Office dur— in. e. slipped and fell.
lmr the utternoon 0! Wednesday.
August 3rd. to examine applicants {or
reported
than onlaturdasMLnMwhose
Advertha In the”
nu't ralization from this oil nd vi-l
cl .
!
——-Roton Point P‘rk. Tuesday m
night. Ed. Lore De Luxe Orchestra '-
0: New Haven.
‘ BANK
YOUR BANK
Residents of Flax Hill road called! '
up the police early on Sunday morn-i
ing to tell them that there Was a tree,
for all light at the corner of Flax Hill ,
road and Taylor avenue. The police} «
investigated and could find no one. I
Finally the mystery was solved when' .
Janaes Pisacerato of 186 South Mnhi '
street. a taxi driver. informed the po-i .
lice- that he had taken a man to his '
home on Taylor avenue and that the. :
man had refused to pay him his price
$2 and ”mi r‘n argument had ensuml.
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.
You will find the em-
ployes of this bank peo-
ple whom you will be glad
to Imow and deal with.
You will find the oflicers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good judg-
ment. You will find an
attunsphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
—Tflgh grade coal at Harris and
sun. 1
Dick Moore. white. was fined $153
for lascivlous carriage, while Stella.‘
Robertson. colored. was sentenced to‘
three months in Jail. by Judge George' '
H. Vosburgh- in the downtown court
thh‘morning on a similar charge. it .
was Moore’s first oflense. whereas the'
Robertson woman has lint seieral
comictions on sucn charges. and at ’
present is on probation 'trom Bridge-i
pc'rt. The couple were arrested by
Patrolman Wallace Sunnis at the
lower end 0: “later street late Satur~
day night.
Don’t hesitate to get so-
qunmted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted efficiently. Sr v.
.5” ‘
lb?
:4
MONEY -
Deposited in t h is
W”. -,
WWW-
‘.- H‘s.
fl
3“ +; iT'J f“ 1.1...
7
312‘ Friday, August 5th
:1 will draw interest
iii from
.4.—
AUGUST IST.
Q’Mwm i .
4- (3...... . 5“
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
was
Kaela-oi Wash-
walk.
A tank's” brolo out on Taylor
avenue-late last night when a woman
. Charles Iseelee. of Newton. ”mt-1m complained to the police that
5 ed the loss of his Buick our. registra- her “at" on“ her.
“ tioa numbers "-310. to the local po- matter was settled: outstb’ however
service is a mom- Easy urinal Tm m or M‘s-ox nuns
Clarence August Van w“, tonnes-o stole as)”. whosgandmomevening.‘ Ag, ,. u 3“ .
sailor. was arrested. yesterday hydro tro- lls ear ant fl. ‘partles-were ' . 3 ore ~. '. ‘ V .‘r , 3....
Patrolman Clune on the char. 0:.“ “'0'“ 01 W Aplcelia'a Grad. dance. The“ “‘0 WWV- 3 -. h...
daemon from the ngyy, Union Hotel. on Wood sheet. ed a very Pcka'Ound tam erupting Miller, 91 a...“
‘ J dge EV P!!! and spouted .'. ‘1 ' feign-u ”10‘”.th
Kean r. 0 xi . u 0001'" 00M , ‘—h . ' ' , 0' ova’megshowmw'
"5:111:11?” 1:" themfmg :3?“ family. of Putnam avenue. haven-e- m outdoor m old cake saioyou ,3. (up mu, . i
‘M Mr. and u", Daniel J, Lynch, “turned after a vflt-‘wlthrelativu inbthe lawn 01 8t. {gis- churcir. trap : :3 .___ ,
Academy street. Flat. District. 3. Louis. M m M! Voo- whichtheproc tothe chosen ’ #9, Henry Q Fresh and _ .
burgh rescued is out duties Due. choir. was all , , could wish hr. .grn-“a ter. Virginia Bach. my». .
The picnic “We. of the t. M. wflch ladies. “to. over by 1"‘ cake and “ reahments dia- dafi‘fi‘ fl‘ Q", N. J“ “M .
a. A. hem ”ism gm" y... Nehemiah Candee curiaghis absence. an” red :inlflzoa pidiy. :1}: choir flung-too M- 3 "J . i. I”
“a" m. “k? m“ m an" ' ‘ - . on lines. ~
Qhe events; “311:“:izflhe’held t3; —-Roton PM .Parh‘ M" l m MJKnapg-and gauging-g - . ‘ "I'll 1M"? but!
Anni“ 3f“ . '; night. Ed. Loil'l m m Orche‘rl ' D“ “:1” 3 ' - m . "Q ‘8‘7’9 ’mm'mgm MI”. 0‘ ., ' a
' ‘7_ "' x New Haven. ‘ the rain water under the _ p .r, Mick m”. 1 1:3,“: f. "I“; ”
Further continuance was made this - wh road W’, ti" '3' 1- . ' ’ ; - - vanes-n. M , l"
morning in the case. or the three‘ Hm Wt 9‘ Denim-y. ° "Amne- out Votes . _ 9““ “b“.
~as M tron bas- homo‘ceded. m
> I ‘r‘mgn‘ r ’ ' 2 C ~. I I A ' ‘..
. sponded in_grea§’ ‘ owl r and. prompt. :‘en'fiegmidhl‘mnt ‘ a“??? ‘f . ins IS the rush E 33011 on 6“,! WOVEEI Km ’
. su‘ ‘ is
W to the I r in. Rowan} n. . —_ , 3 . 7 .—~ .__ “V . 1 ;.. _ . r- .3“; "xx . ‘ ‘ j. ._ -,
o . , W _ a,- V. p ,, . " n Iflifll"fi ~‘ . ' ‘* ~ :2. .—
mVe. where they Durand! qu-r for "N Pause "Poi. scopal c g k
. fleet of hose. 3 George Brancher was;
- : .burned quite severely on the rare. arm: 'rueat ‘0!
. ‘und feet.
j Iluirion Congregational
. lwho served as its pasto_ r
- hears. addressed a large congregation.
" >0! the church. sans“ in‘ tin choir—the
' him to
; ‘wnn directly in.i~acl(_ ..him. crashed
an“ Hui Just My. however. I this!
chair
Fm. ,: mks!“ ha. returned
married couple of
expected back W
aueomobile sour
Billet.
w months. are from a man relatives. in apps?
3 an. extended .New You.“ reamed terms?
I the ”60¢." Wt ‘4'“ "N“ m
Miss Anna Conn .. lxpected hank ~
m
“3‘. ,
HM‘I-mfir . st Damn avenue.
tonight artera. , may in Casadn.;len_m. Can, Wanam-
Conn.. as the ‘ at her sister. Miss '30wa he till spend;
Conn. will M We random- nvat max-en can. to: man
at the City Hell ."V- ’ .. ‘ 3 ’ s _ ,
was held at the
. on Saturday
A dinner 'dnn'
Wee Burn Golf .
l ,
yesterday put amb‘i'nuéber of tale-.311“ "for mu Flamenco ’r. mtchein ._
lphones and elect-(citrus elong- mp Emma. has mini-nea‘to her '
The ten and cat- nle. hold’ setting an. Lola Gregory returned to her
Methodist church I‘Wn. on Sstnrlaw‘honse in Stamford. after a weeks visit
was a have m both nmcuir’wumm aunt. nu. Charles Sherwood.
Iand socially. avarypnndsome “Affirm.”
money being real!“ All the W' 5“. "9:7 . a' .. . ~-——-—
on sale were soon ”pond 0! after N “may.“ Eda Vi'eekn.
ithe opening of the sale. There “will.“ “MM the mkvend .
'be another lea and cake sale on nest guests of It‘s Kilian Berger. 0: New: 3
Saturday. . ’ .Elven; " I
Hear Those or Any Others-at
(no. h ‘ » ' LLY’3
18 so. MAIN 3r. . 3 SOUTH Nonvimi
noawALK’s WT exctufivetv marathons»- ‘ .
’4
VICTRomssou on EASY rm
1 "
’ Thifnleral “service for Donald’G} Miss Bessie Burnt. assistant chief ’
Wood, the boy wb.=M’wnile in comp . operator at" the local telephone ex-
its Von-sat oi ammonia was uranium. has returned after two weeks
Friday.“ the homo! his parents, In Ovulation. . “ *.
and urn. John A. flood. Normou. Rail
William Sinclair; s’er oi‘ the No.
roton Presbytrhus 'rch. odiciatsd.
Six boy scouts server! as bearers.
“any scouts wore Q's-grout.
Th0 Darie‘n "the! r'
L o.
8
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“”3““ “ii ” W: CM! 8 Woven Names r
Miss Charlotte Jarvis or Oeaflew
‘ hutch. 'is in ’ 1.» ‘
are companies from tin. nearby towns. dint. (foam. today. ‘
‘l'hey pumped thewater. throueh 2.: 0’
avoid d‘m' ppoinlznent ’ '
Miss Goreoran of New Haven is the
Rise Mabel Keisha-oft ‘
- n
‘nam avenue.
Sample Book of Styles and Prices may he seam ‘
Dr. C. 8. A‘Valnr. who was ordained CORCOMN AND NERO .
’° H" "mm“ “egg-h” 3:3 BUSY ROBBING MANY
' PLACES as
for many
a: .1
“Sunday. on his anniversary sermon.
the tlicmc of which. guy-"rile l-zvolu- ., 3
tion or Manhood." in which sermon me Amer-knit Iapresscont’ani.
he bronchi his beam? irons bark or The arrest or Coreoran followed
prehhtortc Bible times 3 ‘ the modern invmigntloln “mm. ;1
m. ‘k‘eerins Mn 00" - lon‘l melfium during the entire eel-lea or ros-
tlou through ewry minute or his very berks. . In fact. Coroeoran was under .
interesting sermo'i. Edith (hatrell‘mn’tmance tor the pint weeksumtil it i -.
A number of solosr Rev. Mr; mame‘necemrynn'rrest him in m- g ‘
Gm A. 'hsttle. lht‘ present minute: nectlon,with~the'ih- bu r7. '”
Coredran. ‘who‘is a It, looks
choir singing iii iv hen stint! and touch-l ing chap. appeared in .
“Lorri, \Ve‘Prny T1193? ’court. fie W ,, 3. 3.9.33...
_ ' crimeshe‘wu .... . «
August S1'l‘l‘liut. oi Bridgeport. '1!!!“ to “a .' . . ' 513 -. ‘
arm“: a anon modes carver-had all the mat was thrown- in:
into the war 0" ‘1 P‘flr’m dfiven‘conreuion that Nero's. arrest.
by Valentine ilie’i;§..¢§lm‘. N. Y.. Lmade. . ' -
at 9 o'clock :uet nightfon the Post, The only witness retake these-at
road. near Leroy :ive Diet: slow- was 39,39“. am who told “gm
ed his car up :Hld put W4 out aalof Corcoran's‘ . :75" "
a signal for the in”!!! glue near of "1‘. rmomed tho’m» - .
o iho sum whit: '“t'fiaturdazax‘lomm. hangout ‘ “that
. razors livid some change What-u.
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in: hy-n:
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THE PEOPLE’S .
. driven by Schmidt.
into hietz's rur. Schxp k" lalming mt’en. ‘E.mnce w“ gamed» t ; ‘
h" ”M" “U“ " ‘ met"! CH mr‘ window." said Sew fills-”K
ilittle later I received nfiortw an
m alightly dnm ,. . _Whil_e the car
trim”. . r to e 3W .
“m "mm“ "‘m - ,, "'5'! ‘mmmue mu... cw“;
mrtngs. No our m‘lu end “"hlduflm the m I w n.“ 3 3 .
rests were made. The a p], to be, that Co _ ,3 .
settled between the twgmen coneern- ‘flmm, a". “1 ~
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day to day. On}! '8
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