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Mia Dorothy Vaughn 0: 40 New
street. Darwin-y. is Ming Miss Be..-
JOSEPH " DAVIS
85 Washington Street, South Norw‘alk
GOOD WEATHER
I .IIJ;1I“‘:III.IInIIw-IIAV
A‘*‘t VOV‘J'ysl‘ -.I
\Irq Imnc'q bummtrs of (“Ilstnut New York this week for a visit with
Mr. Lar-
’ _ .. .. ‘. .. 3. . . .
Ews six-vet, First l)istrict.-complIu.IcIi u__1\ir. and Mrs. O. Lnrmoro.
.tht- police last night, 11,.” no .. had more was fort-man for Cluett. Pea-
‘ 'broken a pane of glass in the “in‘ body and Company. and is very well
dons of her home by throwmi. stoma. iknown hm“
Miss \’. Mas Fulton will substitute The Misses Helen Sherry. Anni
on; (Jig-illisl at 1 ”mu Episcopal church 1Wiosnor and Mary Wiesner went. to
during”)? month or August in ”K ub_ New York City. Wednesday ueninz.
sauce of Edward J. Sims. who is ‘by automobile Waiting friends and
jmlng his annual \"lCulloil ”" seeing the latest. Broadway Review
' ‘ ' followed by a dinner 1t the Palais
val tonight. —Sirawa ”“1 P31151118! at O'Brien; Royal. They rt‘urned home at a. iutt‘
'lheodore Cones called The Advo- ho :-
Steve iiuluik. of 4‘1 Woodward a' ‘l - Irate tod'Iy from NorWalk u ' . .
. . -l ‘ and mid hol Through the enoI-Is of III.- hank
nue. rtpOItod to the police l.Ist e-un would be he". on “rodnemin‘ to give C Godfrey Post No ‘2 American
in; that thle riding :1 Metric) 01 subscribers to The ”0‘10 \Veekb ”w Ill-glen a number of local (Ix-service
Ranm‘m avenue “9 had been run mt" “CW"! 193! the) claim the) art- In- ‘men lune received aid from the State
”qflkntfked dog“ by: anma‘fiw’wth: ““9" ‘° "‘8‘“me Adiocate: 'Ald rund appronrlnted by the state
$92.8 on num crs o w c er l -l"roe (Liming at Legion Carnival Itgtslature. Each use is investigated
’ icnlsht- .; . hitii\'l(l\lall\ to ascertain it Its
-—Conl at lowest prices. Bari-ta and! HM \\ cll Hook and Ladder (.mh- worthy
Gm . Inuit} “Ill hold :I Ieguiai "ll-etlng neul —— Pannmns and Sire." at 0' Briens.
Joseph lIst h.‘ of Newark. .‘Iiomlut Honing. when a: no“ wmlat O'Briens.
Charles R- M07931". 0" Paterson. N-J'lll‘(1b.IlIl\ he tuktn (InoIIrIrIII'IIg nltlil- 1‘ .\ \ouns: mnn of this ritx. whose
hove lIrI-II {lpPOlillt‘tl ttmpmnr“ rt-lI, -|q of 1m 1,,ch ”N do pmtmunt “1|,ii'. Iuno was rofIII-ml tho Dr‘s" was “1'"
CPlVors ‘0! tin Hnd on lint Manurir- “f”. I'qurml in tho Rowznton "m m . n m .u the cornor of "w“uflnd and
turinthL. Tue. ”7 \“llff- \- ..l “W1” llSl Sundnt Inmninz. lk‘mith Main street last nicht and was
Ia'jointlhond if d$_].,m|"(’~0{" h"? '13de The stockings offered at tho N 1‘) taken to the \‘ornaik Hospital in [he
.snch. In the l 9 ‘(ml _ou.rt, .It . 0“. Ryan (‘0 s"i\1idsummer Sale" ' ll H‘miillllnc“ Ho‘s-nor ho was not .Id-
ark. N. .i..(‘In a sIIIt of ;:'llll1)' brought he purchased by “I". dozeli DairyilftmittI-d :Is ht had twlt‘o‘trwl lo). tho
:ysttcsltsltoldl first ofilrorutlifFlliilencciSfit‘wonun rt'alize what extraordinary time lw ntrivvfl. and instenvl was ink-
mnv. Itnluc Is roprt sentod in (3011 item ad- HI to his homo
‘ Inrtised. Ltory pair is a positiI-hl The citiiwna trntninl: Pump :It Plans-
—Buy your coal at Harrtsand Cans iburgain. Sale begins tomorrow and bury: will open on Monday or next
leontlnues for one week so it ho- “wk when men from l’lHllwhlrt‘ Pon-
VENIDA HAIR NETS:1100\t-s vou to be on hand early for nmttnniu Now Jory}. New York and
btst Choice. (‘mmec irut put in an appearance for
15c each . ~—Att(nd Legion mn'nlvat monightlom‘ months urtivv training: in the
.und Witness unique content. military nrts. Thoro will he no com—
All disabled soldiers one cord ‘IIIissions given out. Appropriations
Two FOR 25° invited to attend an outing to be :33; m'v” “9"" mado for 5'00" men m ”w
at Roton Point next Monday. The’r‘nmp although the accomodntions rt
men from New York will be broughti tho crimp would hold morn mm thn
Sirius of the. Iron financial end of the muttt-r is limitmi.
'. Steamboat Company, and it is G\pect- ~‘Aaron Kohn's for Auto su‘olit‘s.
«d that as many Its-1600 will come The cord lbill‘lv :It lllt' Norwulk
from the City. The arrnngomr nts (‘onntI-I' (‘lIIlI, llI‘\l \\'I-IlIII»sd:I_\', August
are in charge of men from the Lin- with. by tho \\'om:m's lloanl of tho
¥‘\l}3 -§$l?cetllighlltew'llIT“; 11:15 :fieglment. Nor-walk Hospital. promises to tw II
sion Several actfrsfxyh (fr . e 00‘3”" VH’)‘ sum‘vsslul um. 'l‘lm ("(Iltlnllllp‘
- nu‘ \0lllillt;(‘r—' hIg w-mkcd “I. In“; to that rnd.
ad to entertain. Harry L. Fidler of mating “I” lwuin at 3 0~ l -k
the Federal Vocational Board will (ll — [in-hf suing mm: P m
, g1 E‘tliver an address. It is hoped that the 'tz ,m.‘
.diaabier‘. men from Stamford Green-III“SS “”5 m
wich. DaIien. New (‘annnn cnd V0":Ro:.1d I “
walk may arrange to be present.
Joseph H. ll‘illow. of Pillow street
reported to the police yesterday lhzl.
someone had stolen a six months old
Jersey calf from a. lot near his house
on Wednesday night. ’
———Spmtal features at Legion Carnhi
Stilison-Poweli Corporation. In the steamer
- South Norwalk.
. rins-
l'IIzvs for ott‘rv
’liI lttls llll\ ln- lll‘nt‘llrt‘d from
'l‘JII'lor, 1.1.1 Flux Hill
at tIom mrmhr‘rs of the board
JPFICI $1.
MAKE.-- '
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
I vt-JI
What Is Kept IE“
In Safe Deposit 1’
' Boxes ? Courtesy always is the
‘ . rule of every officer and .
7 Liberty bonds, mort- employee. j l w
.” gages, s t o c k s, and
2'. other securities.
......,(.~.....«......,,
You will find the em.
. ployes of thin bank peo-
Iv
“I
Fire and life insurance
.; policies_ I pie whom you will be glad : . "
; W'lls 10d 1 g to know and deal with. ~
E an; 8.1.1:. anaocuiltegts, 2 You will find the once“
“E charne pipers. nan ’5' Theodore Roosevelt preached ‘ § ”1"” ready to “hi“
‘i‘v c thrift vigorously _ and prec- . ,, and assist youwithgood
:5, J ewe l ry, silverware, ticed it vigorously all his life. nature and mi Jud?
l3 and other valuables. High ofiice did not lower his - ment. You Wm find an
E And many other things enthusiasm to “V6 the pennies I 3‘11?sz 0‘ 800‘ Ohm,
I um com be stolen or i and let the dollars take eare of : “mum '2’ °. °‘“' W “m
I: destroyed by fire .1 themselves. It is the only way ~ ' ‘ . unto you to come
i;- . ‘ V? _, to be thrifty-40 8 ad has book.
There 18 a box here for l- ' . pe .
,_ you. 7} gun you earn To save and , Don’t hm
~ '7: OPUS“ your Savings here i isotogetso-
. $4 a Year - j where the interest paid $1 4 .1. (maimed with us. Every
_ , per cent compounded semi- . 3mm of honking
._ cnnualiy- - , conducted . Bav-
, E M “minimums mil: 7
CITY NATIQNAL
BANK
m m Conn.
amfllmaflfificndnp. ‘
3:: . "flee McKee, in Norwalk.
'2? ‘N Miss Emilzb "-' " when“! the well-
Tii‘. - To I‘oOk Ahead for a Light ‘ eight 9.1.. '_ . known motion picture acts-es. 3!
.13. I ' .. spending her vacation with her b0-
‘Eg- .. F all overcoat ' . the: II: tfih cm d
'31; - The police have receive a. com-
:3: Cool evenings will soon be with us. These are mm about a. deep hole in 0.13:?-
if. - 9 - - ‘: way on Connecticut avenue 8 0W
1.? . . Last Spring 3 Coats, a big savmg .— _ mm mane n. he“ ,, M, .
1:2: ' ° - 1.} foot deep and is very fiwwous 05"
a... Look these Sizes and prices over, it will pay you. 5... Dada". .t mun f i
gt: _ (:1; —-Aaron Kohn's or on n53.
.3? One—81.10 33, Mixed Brownpheyiot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 :55: The members of the Camel Chm o;
'12., M 35) m KW!” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $27.50 I‘d: Watefpury. are in South! Harwell; to-
‘=‘: - - - ;; day or the purpose 0 emoy n: a
:31; One—Size 35, Light Green over-plaid . . . ...... . $22.50 :51: n shin: MD on Lung Island Sound u
:2?! Ono—Sine 37, W Green aver-plaid . . . . . . . . . .$22-50 if: 'the guests}! of Czptzi: L. G Robio'
if, ' if chaud. in t e yac t 'e ma.
.tl‘ Two—Silo 36, Mixed Cheviot: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $19.50 3;? Herman Levine reported to the po_
="=: One—Size 36, OXford med Chemot ........ . . . . . $26-50 5;; tier this m-orning that someone had
2"; Ono—Sim 38, Oxford fixed Cheviot. . ....... W :33: :tofin 13:0a 3:32,; m; hurtrgso‘aoztaggfxt-
'3‘- e 3 :3. W
.33. on i2035,Tld1 OhefiOt KW“ """ .$25.00 L"; lust night. One, was 9. Miller cord tire.
’5}: One—Size 37—‘1‘an Cheviot Herringbone .......... $25.00 L”: the other a mIIrIcPIIre. renovated
£‘= One—Size 39, Ten Cheviot Herringbone . . . . .. .$25. 00 :31: at ‘03; 112:: and “mm”
3%: One—Size 39, Gray Cheviot . . . . . ................ $19.50 :33” Fire Chief George tVV‘ hBogirdus ll:
.m . -. . . ff, resting comfortaiy .l e 'orwa
35‘ One—Size 38’ Heather mixed kgltted fabric """ ' $24.00 ’5'; Hospital it was stated there this morn-l
2:?- TWO—Size 40,- Oxford leCd hitted fabric . ....... $24-00 3:}: ing, and last night qpont the nlost
iii; ' ' ' ' 5;. comfortable night he has had since
:5; One—Size 42, Oxford mixed kmtted fabric ........ $24.00 his “mnmncp on Sand” mu.
5": one—312° 36! Brown Remix)!” weave ' ' ‘ ' ' $2250 —Another Saturday special. 20 qt.
2:: One—Size 37, Brown Herringbone weave ........ . . $22.50 2- lPreserving Kettles 8:3. BispAayrId ‘ in
L‘L‘ ‘ ' -' .‘our window. See v' ngev ne
:5. One—Size 38, Brown Herringbone weave ........ . $22.50 Furniture Co.
as, One—Sue 40, Brown Hemngbone weave .......... $22.50 The mmIIIs of Judge Joseph R.
.2; One—Size 40, Heather Mixed Cheviot . . ....... $17.50 331310: 1": “‘33in Izltrarnfzgtni‘n £23313:
‘ . t I" a 1 S O ,G,‘ I'i ‘ ' '
One—Size 42, 318.01: Chemot ..................... $18.50 those days. Thp judge I5 recon-ring
'2'; finely from his rec‘vni illnoss and it
2;. Most of these coats sold at $40.00 to $50.00 won't lie long “Mm... m. w“, m, a. his
1:); dusk and plunging into his lvgai bust.
1,? lif'fis with his old time vigor.
:1~ Ralph Itohirhaud. of South Nor-
walk. motored to “’appinger's Falls.
“Lb-.—
Mrs. Han-y Vail. ofr'the H. Kreiger
0. is gaining a two
on in New York city.
gecko men; ““3"
.\
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Vessella's Italian Band.
hear your favorite much.
1. ‘
A stirring band piece elm has
The list in Donuelly’a. 18 So.
Band, Victor military Bond. . '
Stop in and
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SOUTH NORWALK "
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The store closes daily at 5 O’cloclt
Saturdays 6 o’clock
The Flmtiture Sale ,Con tinues
How many things do you need in your home?
How many things would you like to lave? Often
itistbelctterkindwhichamtbemoreimportant.
in the long gailerv on the third floor is a line
representation of living room iurniture. The
comfortable over-stuffed davenports, armchairs and
wing chairs in which people like to sit and are
usually reductant to leave.
‘ There are armchair tables and davenpori
tables.
Consoles with mirrors that accompany them.
Beautiful specimens in Colonial Mahogany
and Poiychrome finish.
All of these pieces add distinction and charm to
any home.
Living Room Furniture
Sets, also Separate Chairs and Davenport:
January August
Price
Tapestry covered Set,
_ three pieces. $330.00 $175.00
Topestry covered Sets,
Cushion seats
three pieces $400.00 $200.00
Setsof three pieces covered in
genuine leather. $400.00 $200~00
Over-stuffed Wing Chairs cov-
ered in tapestry, spring
Cushion seats
Pullman Dovenport‘ Beds, oak
frames covered in imitation
leather.
We, mahogany finish
with imitation leather
covering.
M of fumed oak covered
with brown leather. $ 80.90
3 85.00 $ 42.53
$ 90.00 $ 50.00
$ 95.00 3 55.00
“am
'~ M malwsany finish with
covering of imitation
leather. $ 75.00 8 42.00
I
Table Lamps, Sale Prices
lanai with Inch] has, several different finishes,
: WWVlthnRtailmmesset withn'bbed
” ";mhandpalnteddcsagm
.
Mforivebgm.
1mg n afferent hatches,
£3.75 to $53406 saga-Ia cacao:
do 2500 “Ia-cameo
The Fur Sale
Never in any former Season into tiws l‘oen
such strange things as app-czar in I'm ,tmnuw this
ye ar.
Moleoltin and Hudson Seal .tl'c‘ {IslIsImin
easily as Cloth, and the com hanv‘ In 'iill upplsx‘.
sleeves are flared and coils.» we lull I‘lll IIIIIIzIIE-
liOliS. Contrasting furs :Irc Irwnhin d In .Ir'rf>tic
fashion. Seal nilh mII‘r: or \ llll qr :1) squirrtl.
Furs purchased this month will appear on bill
- rendered November first.
Furs are stored without charge u Iii. December
first.
/
Small Silver Pieces
Individual Salt Dishes With l‘lutcd framcs. It. g
lined. Were i‘c‘"lil£ll'l_\ Socts.
b For 35 cts. each.
- ' pkin R 3, Were 65 Cl5.
W Silver Na mg For 45 cts. each.
ebony handles.
For $1.00 each.
For 20 cts. each.
Non-drip Tea Strainers With
Were $1.31
Marmalade Spoons, were in cis.
Sugu Tong s, “a c 25 cts. For 20 d5. each;
Bud Vacs, were ()0 cts. For 70 cts. each.
Cadre! and Cheese Dish, SllV er plated rim :IIt ,
glass cheese dish with silver cmer.
Cracker and Cheese Dish of pi erred silver pl-Iic ~\-._ 11h
cut 0'la'ss dish having silver top. Either 5 \li
regularly $7.35 Now $5. 50
Main ll. A!
French China Sets
Only a few of these
sets, slightly imperfect.
in some» instances the
set being a few pieces
short. But the Cllllll
is of good quality Ind
Candlesticks
Cream Bowls, Salad
Dishes and numerous
other articles. All of
these pretty trifles are
marked. at August the patterns UHUSUHllJ
Sale Pmes‘ attractive.
W Knh and Specially Priced
will!“ we. to close out.
Hm floor. BasemenL
Tapestry-Couch Cove rs
~ These are in venture mlorings. harmonious
Wing of green and tan which combine with any
fm They save wear on the couch and
MW! a sworn couch. Reduced to price.
Sale 155354.00 each
hole P15: 33:39de
Norwalk Chronicler