MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921
31
Regent Theatre
"IF IT’S GOOD, IT PLAYS THE REGENT .
The Second. Week of the $5,000 Picture
Program
MW 3%“.
FIRST DISTRICT ;
RESIDENTS SORE
(Continued from First Page).
and rents that
inflated.
\‘IuLDI‘.
will be still more
ticulrirly striking.
district owned 9., 81113”
hOUSP. which he ients at a low ligur
His total income from the house
:1 month is $l9: for three inontll
OVER WATER RATES
qre now high,
One example of the Situation is par—
A man in the First!
two-family"
for
Tfififim '35! WMAXSWM “WW“
THE com NORWALK ma m
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TRAIN STRIKES 15111011131193.
Five passengers. whose names bould
not be ascertained. had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury or death. a];
1:30 oclock this afteinoon when the
IIR’iCklniNCl‘. 0f Rochester. N Y" 8‘13 automobile they were riding Stalled
'Leonard I‘ewand. of Ontario N- Yllat the railroad crossing at Oakwood
drifted i" Lake Ontario in an 099“ zncnuo near the Norwalk Tire and
motor “0‘“ at the ”WP“ 0f wmd and Rubber Comprm) and was struck by
"VG-‘95 from Thursdax afternoon until :a Daubury train The iear mudguard
TWO DAYS IN BOAT \Vi’rHOUT
FOOD. '
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SYRACUSE. N Y Aug S~Henrvl
:6_ o'clock fiaturday night when Him and wheel of the automobile was
were rescued by the steam barge Lib- l smashed.
ert} enrolite from Ch 1rlotte to OgdeIlS-' The automobile stalled directlv in
e. bvng They had 1.0111111); to eat in all the middle of the ham tiac‘xs at the
ithat time and had lyrn drifted fortylmossing l‘lagme: signalled that a
s. ‘fivo miles from their starting point. :train was due. A moment after the
T N ' . $7.2. Ilia \vuter bill for three months: The) were. landed at Ogdpns‘)urgh_ lpasseng‘ers in the machir: (111'
W _‘ . _ _ , r _ . n, glued,
TODAY AARD TOA IORRO umomii'd th'SFi‘i'horn \Vthh is $u.nO‘ '.——‘~' __ zine tiuin camevalong at a slow rate.
more .1;~.n 1:5 160 o. . ’
‘ ‘ . 1 Try a classified ad in the 8 ti 1 Br {Ole the tram could stop. l‘Rywewr.
t omplmz‘iS are pouring into th"- of- “1 “9 3th! (WIGHT. l‘ad 1““. -.
‘ '1. . ; "I“ _ . . e . . 13 1; -
‘J t ) L 14611113 lit-arena “1‘0 02‘ the l“ll":ll. llxstrict \Vater Com— {for the belt In ‘ tomohile J .p d “to u‘ u
'V“ “ f" mzqsionrrs. Srnl‘f‘s of bills amounted: L I ~ I.
W} ~_‘_~A‘I_A_M D. AYLORS to mcre than $100. which. it is felt"!
R'OddCflO/L . is exorbitant. particularly in View of
. the fact that there is more water in
2’. 1h!- rc-Servoir than ouer before in his-
(cry :1! this time 01‘ the yea r.
‘ ! 1’... .1c‘rl_\‘ there was a fixed charge
with El II ”OI I DEXTER 'or‘. water rates. itlrli indoor outlet
' \‘u'lS $5.50: the bath was $3.30, and
* tho. lavatory and outdoor faucet the
'5! '. 'Twa.s the hour that brought death 5:11:10 This usually brought the year—
,1. . . ' :t 2 ‘ r
‘» to a foe and przscn to a friend! ll} f.“ or M” ‘P to 3mm“ $1"' . ,
. ' , ll1-‘ 11(‘M‘t‘hfll‘g9. however, is 20
Th3" changed a JUIYS verdvct and [(17113 ’3 thousand gallons. That is.
reversed the Supreme Court. ilhs riconlrr z-Ic charged with the. :K‘t-
' uni unouut of wnhi used. The
The mystic “0”" that ruled the Iamount of water usz-d is checked off
lives of this man and woman, and in“ :1 meter- aztd road. and {10111 this
ncw——What did it do with their '11!" total charge is cominmd
love? However. it' there happens to he a
[flaky pipe in the cellar. the. owner of
-tlw liiilltllllg is out of lurk. For the
twat-r that drips z-wu‘.’ is costing him
(aurtljfi 25 Cents a thousand gallons.
ix . “ji'il‘b new rzift- also 11.15 Vt‘mir-‘illtjrvlllc "j%§x~§g¥;’
Hum: on the amount of “utvr Uat‘ti in . r a
‘wusllu‘g. scrubbing, etc. it his the
: flirt 01‘ making: tlw r‘ousumu more
'(nrvlul. 11ml limits tlw alumni of
“.1111 usml. 'l‘hiS’ is what tlw First
.. thiI‘LL‘. Conn H‘lullwl‘s figurvd 1211011
} lulu-u it “as (li‘l‘liil‘d to (lmngr the
‘ vulw“. _
(flunmr‘ntin: on tho situution. (‘1:m- ‘~.~.-3 ,. CL. .115
'111l~‘~':-1:1er .lnln‘ ll. Milne Bald: "SW“ ‘Efil; :‘fith/L: ‘ V jerk-End} and, “13,113 Aldfin IR ELSCU‘ce From
(1.1! L'l\'.>‘ill' rulinn would he given those C CL ”'11" flour” I'll u p
1 'v\-.il!1 l'll'gt‘ \‘,';lll"l' lulls this month. g a 9301‘ ‘C‘L‘I thure
'1 ,' .'l l‘.«- (‘urttw (it “1091‘ “'llo think that UlO)’ REGEXT TODAY AND TODIORROW
17‘?” .‘i' l.:.\1- lawn n\o~;‘<‘l.nrir1-1l will by {11e-
)" ‘3; t'ull)‘ lll\1‘S?lE;\lv-l. 'l‘llt- 1111110111} or
> , . .l-iu liIlS are the result of leaks. “'4-
.' 1’ ‘\.-:..~: My pi- :.:<.- :1” of (in: mlstomrrs." 1 -3 OFF 0
’_ l (‘1.11111111111; Mr. Milne sziicl: "'l‘lwre
‘ 1. 1111111 warn-r 111 ll:.- l‘f‘St'rVOir :it the ._.On
‘Il"'>9ll1 time than during tln- sumo -
/ mm... A... w. .. BASEBALL BATS, GLOVES, AND MASKS
. Syn-(‘llwl llw 1.-<«.\'oir during the lust’ BATHING N’D
Quill]? / (:l' July and 10111.1] It llllt-d. This is" OUTFITSA BOSTON BAGS
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"th. mum-r 1.1m- lu'lllg rmiumd. 3111i . . a loners
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€55 QW'C" Ivr; snnts ‘to l 7". : :ulmu! :. 14»le lion in tin 1:1:1‘5
fr m J ',\\‘l...‘ 21'. (n: will. rml. 11 rvftrvncv to
in Eyfi 54% g a : :2; ‘n’g i thw '1‘...?’i~.li) lril'H I‘llll‘llV. out «1'.
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u'w wln'r James Yul) 'l'1u~ i~ l(- l“““.‘ ""“th‘il 1'." -'l lr‘r'ul llt'“'.‘<ll-“l‘("“ t.l
”WNW“. rm. H“. leinm‘uliln‘. isxmwwl l-y ill. K. K. l{.. in which the e ex 1 e tore
_‘ nruunizzdit 11 14 x111] to nor. pt full rl- .
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l'l mums "l ngl 111 \inrx in ' H..- (‘i[\-! ll‘T'l'l‘R '1‘ ) Fine Quallty D’IOI'lall' .
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, .'.'1' m' g: {I V. \ [’1 "" 'l l"':ll‘ fir: Hnu'.l \011 like to sell ““6" a ward to II/ zCiTOia
1, -..". .l’ 1 '|.1 ye - -
[mint 101 Ix'. lvvl’r :1 gallon ." 7
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. \v', 414ml,“ ,, I II; "11.1.1 ’31 ll‘llmwi .|.- \Ou 5:11:30. not lm- $1.25 lard a .
.. , . .1 1‘. '. . ‘H'HT‘HI' '9 In >S1l.lt! 'l"l.¢-1 m1 doing it. Actuul- Turrls Care Info
.1. l 1' .. v.1 1H) (211,..3'5 1.", , , . ‘.‘ , t“ - '
l... “I” ”1”" 1'” “01‘“ Sven. .“ failing, A 111.115.1111] dollars or 'mor. THE TEXTILE STORE . 0
Mn :1 5.1.lon oi paint that )oud be . 6513311.,
. ..1 .2)... «Tu-S :. “arm in gmd to so“ for $3 or 34‘ 136 Washington 61;, So. Norwalk
" 7“” " "Hm“ 0f WhiCh he. is H(-1-}>'s the trick! Some are now ' t ‘ ’
1 1.1 .\ll'. Alt-iglinn 'zippt-nrs' to making pt-urls by giving common 4 A real JICtI'Ola, the m-
. "”\""l""~"‘- LOW “ll-“OW Rate lmzuls 3 or 4 coats of paint of the 1301- ~ strument Of gawso.~'Calh—
.‘ u H.111 law-Hon un-i (lvorzeynr 0" pm". And a gallon will paint. our 12- l W k
\.. 13.....‘1-111 11-...l1-r excellent Support. (.nough “p(-flrls"’t0 make'upwnrds of] COD lea 0r . ‘1: 'CUTCI. Kreisler and Rach-
’ 5011 necklaces that retail for $5 to Is the be
st 1;
“HUNT”, [4.0“ 11.111.110.111 $1M cam ‘ can make it. hat skilled estiworkmen manmoff. gives YOU musxc ,
THI'IHI‘ASSING. 1 And the “pearls" are really beauti- that is truly restful be- i
~~——— {111 to look—:1 a few months, or Let us relieve you of that eye - . . . .7
ln the downtown court this morn- until they bf-gin to crack. fade andn strain. cause It IS truly great. It l
ing, the following men, arrested 51134 change color. But paint isn’t pearl:' . . :2
Il'lIl'ly nt the Smith strH-t Crossing You can't Cheat Nature; you can't ‘ . Will brighten yourdays and ;
I"Hlilhli£~lll(‘d by Whistle-ville residents cheat Weather: you can't Cheat Time. I “AMER, INC " evenings. . :5
”w. ”.0 railroad tracks. for tuspnss.‘ Valli Pearls are- not made that ' ' ’ I V' 1*
11...: by Railroad Policeman. Charla; way, and won't crack. pecl or change 1‘ We Ila/V6, rea lCtIO as 1.
11mm, were warned by Judge \’05- color. They are a new discovery, OP‘mtdd' and ”um t a wide range of mica. 5‘1
lmnfli to reuse the practice. and their made in America. in one quality only, t. f a ‘ ;
m...“ were continued until St‘flilfl‘nl~‘and are the greatest improvement in BIAtlantic St..S m O;d , Ask about our easy term. i
ln‘.‘ lat: ipearls since the discovery of the or- *1
"N'l'h ZSH'W. Benjamin Kardos, iginul Oriental pearls centuries ago. #1
.l 1.1-1.1. Santolle. Joseph Licore. Peter: By coming in five shades to match - .
I‘..~.-. John W'zu‘go. John ngwath. film skin. they are even more beauti- Perfectly [’38th
”HI-.1. mom... Frank Kiss. John Kum- ‘rul than Oriental pearls as the latter ‘
“w. m... Pmd Lusnici. come in only one shade which cant Milk and Cream A. J. COLLINS 4 CO.
_ match exery skin. milk 18. day.“ , ~
Sentinel Wants Are Winners. By. being made at home (no duty _The tortilla N rwdh
_ _ 4_ -., ,‘ __ 0r othrr heavy importing expenses to ‘0 1111“?“ 0 . 0 . ,9
--- may) Vatti are the cheapest pearls Ind Bowcyton. ‘
‘F .-_"... ,.. ._, ' ;72' fr 1 3 ‘ ’, "1 U1 ILLS 1' 1 . ‘
i.:."U::', .51 :7... " 7“! $15 £14 ( nnitrj— tod I\‘ S :21 to $190 for a. gamma. Batten lg" m M! 4"
v-u “*~ '~ " . ,. .bmgndbuwormuktruhdw!
Re I t I necklace that. looks and wears like a. _ 1 -. . , ,
S aura“ a a carte necklace of Oriental pearls costing
7 'm 000 to no
and Table .1e we _ ..
WE ARE PLEASED To ADVERTISE A NEW LINE 0?
3 ARTICLES IN SWEET GRASS
i To use for fancv-work and small articles of light summer sewin
3 no workvbasket appeals to the lady f 1eflned g,
: Grass. 0 taste like the Sweet
l
3 We have them in many shapes and sizes~some lain
l lined and supplied with sewing utensils. p some satin
SWEET GRASS BASKETS
Good sized shopping bags with side handles cord or yarn baskets
in difierent sizes drinking cup baskets handkerchief cases scissor
.holders. thimble holders, needle books and everything to m up the
work basket.
J .' I. Mallette '
88 Washington Street South Norwalk'
Special Sale for a Few Days
, “Goliath” Running Board Rubber Mats
‘i $1.00 per Pair,
‘ AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
‘ PHONE 1959-
PALAC’E » BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR REDUCED
Regent Kid Oxfords, Brown and White and All White .......... .$4.45
Snow Buck Sport Oxfords, Rubber Heels .................. $545
Snow Buc’k Strap Pumps .......................... ............ $5.45
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
BOYS’ SHOES
FOR EVERY_ OCCASION THAT CALLS FOR SERVICE,
COMFORT AND CORRECTNE‘SS OF STYLE
Scout Shoes and Convers. Big Xme “11h lubber soles for every day
and hard service
retro and Black Calfskin Shoes and Oxlords With broad or pointed
toes for dress-11p wear
PRICED LOW ENOUGH TO PLEASE ALI.
STORE CLOSES AT SIX.
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD & GLOVER.
122 r'Washingion Street South Norwalk
ROTON POINT PARK
THE IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING RESORT
DANCING BATHING
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
FIRES‘VORKS EVERY THURSDAY
IF POSTPONED, ON FRIDAY
CHTCKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BANQUETS
Phone 500 N orwalk.
HIGH GRADE COAL
Anthracite and Bituminous '
Masons’ Building Material
Blue Stone for Driveways
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PROMPT
SERVICE
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY co.
108 Water Street,
.
..PHONE 113— South Non-walk
BED- ROOM AND DINING-ROOM SUITS
REDUCED 50%
Only Personal Inspection Will Prove the Remar‘kable Valuer
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See Our Window Displays
Raymond 69° Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
)1»??? Podieq FendeSJR-zdmfnrs, ‘
fired and Ma ' Lie to Order-,1”
Va- is a
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