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:ilIONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921
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'A' regular meeting of Monker Grot<
Ito. No. 56. M. O. V. P. E. R.. will b’:
:held on Friday (evening of this week.
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Miss Nollie M. Collins. the movie
fictrcss. and L. \anter Lisbon-get were
married by Justice W. S. M. Flake.
and not by Justice Mend—Green-
wich Correspondent Stamford Advo-
1:110. ’
~——W’inncr of popularity contest to
”be announced at Legion carnival to.
‘ figm- .-.- ,_.. infill;
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chteriluy's ruin storm ruined many
n. pretty ilrcss.‘liut, and many a. tem-
per, when the owners were caught, in
this downpour that started out as :1
flight sprinklc and inter turned into
an all (‘Vo-ning‘ down—pour.
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A Victrolu turns your chores into
pleasure. They will brighten your
days and cvnnings by huving‘ A. J.
Collins Co. deliver one to your home.
,Therc. you will find a complete line in
all finisbcs from 25.00 to $1165.00.
Bead zidv‘t. , i an
wi’nliinlllc prizcs to be given away
at Li‘:.’_.’,l\)ll Carnival toulght.
\N'illvur ;.lli"\‘001l and Clarence
Ilvrilvrson, both of whom were or-
rcM-l Suturiluy For the (hell of‘ a bi-
cycle. were taken to Now York city
this morning to answer to that charge.
Tilt») \ir-rc zirnvstid following an {1(‘('l-
(ii-nit in “bicb :in nutomobilo owncd
by Sunni .921“an 31.1, of North Tnylor
nvt’wuc, ligut'od.
Park.
and
Tuesday
Barry's
—~T:cton Point
nigI-C. McCormnck
lirouklrlwn ()rclwstra.
hionkcr Grotto dc-fcntcd a team.
,n‘posr-rl of American Legion plum-rs
In Futiiriluv nttcrnoon at the Rnxtcr
Grounds by n score of 13 to 6. Guru“)
and Moor: composed the, battery for
the Monkt-r lrotto tcum. 0n Satin:-
dny 0 {this work tho Aces will be the
Monkcr's opponents and on ncvt Sun-
day of this VS'C‘Uk the Aces will bc ll‘c
played.
-—Cct your Victroln where
Gerun- is :1 ll.1hit." Easy
bnuelly's 16-18 So. Main St.
terms.
iVENIDA HAIR
15c each'
TVJO FOR 256
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NETS
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Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk,
What Is Kept
In Safe Deposit
3,; Boxes ?
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bonds, . mort-
s t o c ks, and
hor securities.
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him and life insurance
policies.
W'ills, legal documents,
and army and navy dis~
chorge papers.
J e W e l r y, silverware,
and other valuables.
And many other things
that could be stolen or
destroyed by fire.
There is a box here for
you.
$4 a Year
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Frederick Smith. Jen, at comatock
Hill, has been sent to a. sanitarlum
,tor treatment.
The lights at .the corner 01 Lowe
'and Bouton streets were reported to
be out by the police last night.
Park. Tuesday
and. Barry's
—--Roton Point
McCormack
Brooklawn Orchestra-.-
. The Falrfleld County FuneralDI‘ro
ectors' Association will hold its Aug.
not meeting in this city this evening.
-—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
Judge Nehemiah Candee leaves to-
morrow for at two weeks' vacation.
his place on the uptown court. bench.
being taken by Judge George H. Yos-
burgh' ‘ .-1i.l£.
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Knapp street residents complained
to the police that some neighbors of
theirs had been setting traps for their
chickens and that 14 of them were
missing.
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Paul Singewald. of the Secoud dis-
trict, who has been confined to the
Norwalk Hospital after a. serious op-
eration, returned to his name yester-
day to further convalesce.
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After enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
tion. Miss Alice Prendcrgnst. 5 Spring
Hill avenue. today resumed her duties
as stcnogrupher for Dunbar 8; Quin-
lan. attorneys.
—-Tonight Legion Carnival closes
with distribution of prizes.
John Tests. of lldircwood avenue.
reported to the police that there was
now fact of open (lllll. on Roton Hill.
and that there wore no warning lights.
The Stu-ct Department was notified to
attend to the ninttnr.
“Good'
-—A.'1ron Kohn‘s for Auto supplies.
Rev. lv‘rcd ll. Jacobs .of the South
Norwolk collaregntional church. sub-
stitntmi i'nr Rm: George R. Tompkins.
pastor of the Norwalk M. E”. church.
at llu- services yesterday. Rev. Mr.
Tompkins is i-njoyhg a, vacation.
Allicrt Foletti. aged 15. of Bridge-
port, left his home there. yesterday
morninu on :1 Norwalk bus. The
lh'idu’tport pollcc nskwi the local po-
licc In pick him up if ho wns found
lwrc. but no tr‘ucc of the boy could be
found.
Park.
9. ud
Tuesday
Barry's
—-—B‘oton Point
night. llcCormack
llrooklawn (fuchcstru.
A boy. one or film mnny juveniles
that Have been before the downtown
Icourt. was found sleeping in one of
the bath ho‘uscs at Hickory Bluff last
night by tin; proprietor and was twn-
ed ovcr to the local police this morn-
ing. Ha will be nttcndcd to by the
probation officer.
.\ rl'r'n'or mt-r-tiur: m‘ t‘ll‘ Frank P.
(lv'nil'rty Post No. ll‘. .Xnn-ricnn Li'-
.'..on. will lw- inlil lwlllutl‘ou' niulxl.
'l‘l ix 1.“ “ll imp'vl'lnnl mow-ting: all which
tit'hgiltcs to the annual Slate conven—
Mon. to be llf'ld in New Hznen. this
month will be elected.
-— \arou Kohn's for awnings.
The Greenwich police reported that
Russell Brush. aged 24. had left from
the Grcr-mvich Inn at Sound Beach
yostnrdny in a 16-foot canoe and had
not been seen since. Thesboy was
five feet. four inches tall. with dark
brown hair and eyes. and wore a.
bathing suit when he left.
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Y'OUR
FAULT !
You thought perhaps
that you’d have to be a.
miser to he an econo-
mizer and “flock by
yourself" alone. There-
fore you spent too free.
ly. But it's never too
late to begin anew. Let,
your faults of the past
he stepping stones by
which you yet may rise.
Your problem now is
to find the right bank—
the bank that will real.
ly help you Up and on
and serve you most ef- .
'ficiently. A Bank that
will raise you from dis-
couragement and mm-
culty just as this bank
is doing for so many
young men now.
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‘Progresa Forum. No.1. F. F. p, is
' hedutcd to hold a» regular meeting
this: evening. .
Further plans for the new home
will be discussed at the meeting of
Butler Lodge. No. 97. I. o. o. n. to-
be held on Wednesday‘evening.
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The case crannies Guam. 3. New
York driver; Who was arrested for
reckless driving.’ was continued for one
week by Judge Nehemiah Candee in.
thé uptown city court this morning.
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Charles limrpth.’ of Daricn. came to
police headquarters; late last night.
and reported that three colored men
and a colored woman had held him
up, on Raymond street. and had taken
325 from him. Patrolman Lockwood-
investigated but could find nothing
wrong; Murphy had been drinking.
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x hfiring will he held today in'
'New York city into the death 011%
George Nevrbsum, aged‘ 9', who died‘
as the result of injuries received
when. he. was struck'by an automobile '
driven byLouls Harris of south Main
street. this city. several weeks ago.
The accidenthappened on East Ninth
street.
Joseph Piqcione. driving up North
Main street. on Saturday night. crashw
ed into several motorcycles. parked in
front of the American Legion carni-
val, damaging them quite. badly. The
cycles belonged to Edward Capasse. of
Saugatuck. and John Fedor. 01' Laura
street. this city. The damage was set-
tled between the owners and Piccione.
and there were. no arrests.
A regular monthly meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder company will
be held this evening. At this meeting
action will be taken towards aiding
Fire Chief George Bogardus, who is
confined to the Norwalk Hospital
with burns received when he was
trapped in a burning room with sev-
eral other firemen at the Gilman
house fire on Sunday. July alst.
Five year old Samuel Stelnberg. of
227 East Washingtoxi street was
struck and knocked down. by'Cane-
vhrl’s fruit store. at 11:30 o'clock
yesterday morning. when he run in
front of an automobile driven by
Robert Cedcrgrene. of 3 Selleck ave-
nue East Norwalk. The. boy was
coming from Canevari's store and
ran directly in front of the auto. Mr.
Ccdergrcnc picked him up and took
him to the hospital. where he was at-
tended by Dr. Franklyn G. Brown.
Beyond a slight cut in the back of
tlm head. together with bruises and
contusions. the boy is uninjured.
Guests at the Royal James hotel
over the week-end worn: Mr. and
Mrs. Fri-d C. Grumman. Mr. and Mrs.
l3. Kirtlnnd. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Levy. M. D. Simmons, Miss T. Bows
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Morton. all of
New York city: Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Kent. lindlson. N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs.
Bercsford. Newport. R. 1.: Mr. and
Mrs. P. Ritz. New York: C. ,N. Gor-
gas. Bridgeport: Mrs. C. H. Taylor.
land Miss Taylor. Cleveland. 0.. Mr.
.nnd Mrs. H. C. Converse. finmshuru’.
.Pa" Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Monnett. mil!
plr. and Mrs. t‘lmrlcs Zlmmcrwoml.
.both of Columbus. 0.. Mr. and Mrs.
3. A. liI-brilly. Philadelphia. Pm. .l.
C. Kr'lli'. F. A. Leo. New
York city.
tidgcfir-ld:
STERLING
N E W
EXCHANGE
YORK. Aug. S.—Local ox-
clinncc nulliorilics attributed the
{sudden jump of 4 5-8 in demand
stéTling to 3.64% to hurried covering
by the short interest in the London
Mnrkr-t. Thcy pointrd out that Sat-
urday's rntcs were substantially high-
er. indicating some nervousness even
‘thcn by the short reaction. Develop-
ments in' the international situation
over the week end. it was said. threw
no light on the market's strength.
Other remittances improved substan-
tially with the London quotation. lire
risTfig six points. francs and pesctos
14 and rntcs on Switzerland. Copen-
hagcn. Stockholm and Holland 18 to
20 points.
HIGHER.
ROME HEALTH OFFICER DEAD.
noun. N. an. Aug: S.-—Dr. Charles
R. Mnhndy. aged 49. for thirteen
years health officer here. died today.
from cerebral hemorrhage.
MAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK _,
Courtesy always is the
rule of every oificer ,and
employee- ~ '
You will find the cm-
ployes of this bank peo-
ple whom you will be glad
to know and deal. with.
' You Will findrthe officers}n
. always ready to. advise
and assist you with; good
nature and- good judg-
mentw—You will find an
atmosphere of good cheer - :
inside of our" doors that 7
will invite you to come
back.
Don’t hesitate to get ac-
quainted; with us. _ Every
department of banking
conducted; eficienfly. Sav-
.ings aeoounts’staued with
as small as $L96‘r’and' up:
-—Coa.l at lowest prices. Hunts and 7
Guns. *
.' years.
$59.99s1n'rsnw
$39.99surrsw
$4.99 Kiddies Bathing Suits (all wooi)..$1.95
..............$14.85
$2.09 Union Suits . .
$1.50 Union Suits . .
$1.39
79c
oI-OOOOJQOO
$6.50 to $7.50 Silk Shirts......
$3.59 and $4.00 Mamas Shirts.
$2.50 and $3.00 MadrasShirts.
$3.85
$2.45
$10.00 and $12.50” White Flannel Trous-
$20.00 Sport Coats . .
...............$13.85
Rogers 69’ Stevens
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWAIiK
Lay, Brother Dies
in Bridgeport Hospital.
' Aloysius Kapv. aged 35. of Phila-
delphlal a lay brother at the Congre-
‘ation of thd Fathers of the Holy
Ghost at West. Norwalk. died in the
Bridgeport Hospital on Saturday ever
ning. where he 1933 takcn on Wednes-
day of last week. A-t lhc Bridgeport.
'Hospitul his case was diagnosed as
fem: of typhus fever. Iiinrmcnt im-
mediat’eiy followed‘thc dc-ith.
Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan was at first
called when the patron was taken ill.
,He had the man takvn to the Bridge-
port Hospital and lntcr Health Oflicer
Robert E. Perdue \vus called in and.
notified.
It is suspected that the case may
have been contt’acn-l through some
of the tramps who :xlu’nys‘ received a
“R. lfil’lANl
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The R and G corset factory is clos-
ed this week for the annual vacation.
rte-opening on Monday the 15th.
At that time there will be a new
rate of payment in etfect
piece workers. the day workers rate
yet no be adjusted. The factory has
been running under war-time condi-
tions with regards to prices for some
little time. There was formerly an
increase of 10 per cent. and later an-
other of 15 per cent. This was not a
“bonus." although it was so-called by
many at the employees.
Notice was given to piece workers
warm welcome 4t 1‘ \Vtst Norwalk
institution and it» whom there wasaa,
special shelter. ‘ ~- '
Typhus level; n wry contagiousi
disease and ha :04 lllc scourge of
armics and o o'urznmities which
hai'E‘ been subjectct +0 hardships. lt'
is easily transmiitwl through un-S
cleanliness. or through the friend or?
the A. E. F.. the “coolirf’ ,
This is the first case 0" the disease
mow-fir) have been repornd in Nor-
“.llk. and all precautim < are being.
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NECK LESS unmanpon'r I ill I V] ZR
FINE!) 1'
MERIDEW Aug, S.—Stephen :
'l'roskl, 27. of” 483 Spruce street. 3
llridgrport. \i. s fined $25 and coats
for rccklcss driving and $100 and
costs for drii‘": when intovicated by?
the local court today following a COI-
between his car and that of Same!-
Lifshitz. of Hartford. Two state pol-
icemen who \\~ nearby said a bottle
of liquor “21.: thrown from Troski‘s
car. No ore v 5 hurt in the smash.
but the cars were badly damaged.
Judge Georg-3 L. King said the $100
fine was the minimum under the re-
vised auto lam.
TEETl-LRIM. 0‘.“ TH]? DRINK.
After a svl‘l‘ on by an old colored
preacher our 0 the brethren said to
him: 7‘llr'v-r .'- kins. how fur off. you
reckon. lit-ll ic‘” ‘
“How olvl i~ \ou. Br‘er Thomas""
asked the [than her. .
"\Vcll. sub. I don't miss my kal‘
korlations I is sixty-f0} " ,-
“VVcll.” sail the preacher. ‘Iw'en
vou wuz l-mr. inter dis \vorl‘. hell wuz
:ies' Sixty-11V 5i ”1's off. an’ all I got ter
sav is. c." M.u :. . 't in sight or it now.
it ‘ain‘t 3011' 2‘;vvi"t!"—Atlnutic Consti-
tution. _ _
Owing: to loner prices. the United
Statcs “ill l'uri ish Italy with her main
sunrlics of (-5.1 for the next five
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taken against the spread of the some.
I ‘1 CLEARANCE
llsion on uld Colony road. yesterday!
that a 20 per cent. reduction was to
be made. At this rate the rate of
payment for piece workers is still 5
per cent. above the former pro-war
prices. The cut. has been made
necessary in order to allow the fac-
tory to get back to normal conditions.
Prices have been cut on some of the
products. and the decreased income-
has necessitated a decreased wage.
_ J acoby’s
FINAL
of all
SUMMER ~
DRESSES
$1.98 92198
$3.98
"Jumper Dresses
‘ $1 .00
AERISYS ms
for the
' black or brown leather.
All Colors—PAH Sizes
would fill
also: foi-mh the
Spigot , cps f “ fiwfieg'g . . ,
lostdoe‘sn’t amounttfom, ,
Ifycu could 0 Catch
topic aleaking _ . . '
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Awid that danger, Clothe Boby in Vane: ;.-'i:-mcnts.
Some mother, who had'just found out t‘ "l. what
made Baby cry so was an unruly safety-phi, Mt':;:T have
«devised the first Vania garment. '
Right than; she determined that never aga'.: would
'she let a pin cause pain to. her 53957!
Sushi,» set at Wolfe—and the final result ins t‘ 9. Vanta
7 gment of" today; something in which and on Whit Ti there
' is neither a ' nor'a button! .
Every ante. garment is fastened by tapes; smooth
strong tapes that do not twist and do not raevel. They
hold such little article of dress firmly i it place Of equal
value, they give Baby freedom and allow litiln‘ muscles
free play and exercise, help Baby to grow up with strong
square shoulders, don’t squeeze Baby around the waist-
Hospitals“ and nurses approvza Vzmta pannents.
Mother will approve them just as quick, once silo sees
them.
Little vests of WoolLand-silk and of m[1 ~—$1.75
and 95c.
Binders of womted—aml—éotton and of silk—andewor-
istedi—-—56c and $1.
Gertrudes of merino and of sflk-andJ-xrcrstcil-FSIE
and $2.75.
90 Bands of merino and of silk—and-worsicd~5tic and
c; ‘
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1.194.,
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Stockings of soft fine texture—40c to 756.
Diapers of fine bird‘scye—(ific.
Vanta tape. twistless,—-l5c.
K bands with mercerised top-«4'90.
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Special-dresses and slips at $1. _
Fine nainsook, delightful in texture and 1.-
pattern. . .
Made with attractive trimming of lace.
Very sweet and pleasing in both quality and pattern
'and of extra val'uc—L
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Second floor.
Shit-cases for
women especially.
They are light; can be carried without tiring.
Grood looks mark them. Inside they are finished
,-With a. beauty which appeals tqwomen: lining of crctonnc.
'and convenient pOth‘lS, for example. '
‘" Prices Will interest women who believe in getting
full money’s-worth.
DuPont Fabrikm’d in excellent likeness of either
Thoroughly waterproof. Very
staunch and durable. Doesn’t scar easily. Made with
lcaihcr co‘rnérs and good strong" handle and locks—$5.
Black ‘bnamel cases. brilliant and gleaming. Heavy
#lcather corners and leather straps which go ric'iit around
case. These have pocket in lid too. $6.50.
Good cases for motoring.
Strap them on running—board; don’t Worry that a
bit of bad weather will spoil them or that dust will get
into their contents. . -
Fiber that looks a little like smooth leather. Water-
proof. Good strong leather corners and a staunch cloth
lining. Wood frame; light but strong. Full 24~inch size
4—43.50; L ‘
Brown case of fabric which resembles grain leather
1m appearance. Well built with strung: lock and bolts. 24-
*iinch size—42.50. ‘ '
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Third floor.
Louis Hawkins, of Howard avenue. 1 Take for example a. leaking my».
reported to Patrolman John Roberts iPerhaps the water lost doe-rt
that while driving down ‘Winfleldnmount to much. but: a. small In:
street tdwards East avenue. last’sinks a great ship. Small lesi- Inex- '
night. he was run into by a car operc ‘penditures will sink a comfortable
ateli- by Charles W. Staples. of Pine income.
Hill rand. Staples kept right on 810-; Stop the leakaand deposii‘ln the
ing. he said. and. he wished to ham gSavifigs department of the South
111m warned. The damage was slight. iNorwalk Trust Company.
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5—2:“ f._‘;,s, I... _,' »
.Rhannataint! A Wonder.
Liniment for Pam
Fine bread or all varieties as well-
as rolls are fresh max“: new cm
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‘ 5 L That Should Be baking day. The roll» nclude suclf
A . 3?,” ~ Well known and popx varieties us
’ , ,_________. milk. water. mt. sun-‘7’ Wanna. and
V I I . -. 7’
Em mtd‘lclnefca‘binet in town. in me“ but“ EVE“ 81‘ d” at
I P. M. rollrm read '
on Elm, Y, of ever“
m an: herbal! here
should have I. bottle“
Rhea-mar”. (the
mumbling.
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