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. tor Ekay, of the Bridgeport Tele«.
‘ was renewing old acquaintances
Norwalk today.
ward Ryan. at this city, arrested
ridgpport for speeding was re-
~. yesterday morning after he
$10 to have his case nailed.
ninth le’glcr 0‘ Coliondor's
t is;to sell his Ridge-field farm
houses qn August 27 at public.
on. 1
‘. 4J4.
nnl'at lowest prices Harris and
“- Well (,‘ommnndcry. No. 956, O.
' Q. Will meet this evening at 8
it (1‘). '1‘.) at Davenport Hall.
.Mlen street . All members are
ed to attend.
purchasing committee. Edward
.zn, chairman. of Mulvoy-
.Post. No. 603, v. 14‘. W. hold :1
g «2 last evening and made ar-
merits to purchase supplies for
«‘cnrnivnl to hc hold by the Post
i August {filth to 29th.
-TTZ;!. 521:1; coal at Harris and
its.
(minnow afternoon at 3 o'clock
. Hi .ll thc Norwulk Country (‘luli
)1 ln- .‘l (‘nl'd party givcn l»_v tho “'0-
cud. liminl of tln- Norwnlk Hospital.
‘rlw . nmking up lillllt‘S will please
i ‘ ll.v-ir own c.i,r4i:; um] cm'crs.
vol li'iiim: ticklis mm; pur-
l . Hn-vn :vt ih.~ club. A prize for
Vi _'.I l-tlllC. 'l‘lz‘kcls $1.00.
coipmiti‘e on; the rc-nnming
v : mmnnhcriug of streets will make
'v iml at tonight's mccting of tho
. ., um council it is (-xpocte-d: the
~ .\ tr ull’ic ordinance will also be not-
d Upon: the frecholders' report on
hr- iii-mills and damages resulting
um Hm. discontinuance as public
liflllVVil)S or (‘Ynnneld avenue and
I'miii :ivc-nuc in East. Norwnlk. will
2 c given in; and there will bc hoar-
“nu-i on scvcral other matters. Con-
moronic business is slated for to-
niglll'f: szr-s'ricn which will start at 8
’clock (S. T.)
Aaron Kolm's for awnings.
' ENIDA’ HAIR NETS
15c each‘
TWO FOR 25a 13%
44:9»:
tillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
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Your
SAVINGS
‘ it (‘an Be Done
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Clerk—Balance
$107.50
This balance was ‘
lvuilt with dimes. He
saves all his dimes in a
certain pocket. When
he has ion or more, he
makes a deposit.
Now he intends to
illVC ull quarters instead
nl‘ (limos. He thinks
this will aid him to
quickly double his bal—
inncc. Perhaps a similar
system of saving would
help you,
m- .. Ltd‘srrirzrriufil ”d6" 5‘? '
"2 nap.
in.
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539"”. Norwalk « .
m. McCormnck and
‘carts. As there was sickness in the
Catholic Daughters of America. will
hankstreeghunwardedtheoontmt
to II. A. Hegeleln.
rm
Miss Bessie Burns, assistant
..
chief
“h operator dt. the local telephone ex-
change has resumed her duties after
‘f‘twowoob vacation.
The Texas Oil station manger re-
nameone had made then a. present 0:
‘ a. dead cat. which they desired to get
Edward Duffy, foreman at the l
rid of.
street department. was notified and
made arrangements to have it re-
moved.
——1§oton Point Park. Tug-day
Barry's
Brooklawn Orchestra.
A resident of Highland avenue and;
Sound lVew terrace. reported to tho
police that boys were creating a. dis-
turbance by sliding down hill in
house they requested that the boys
be stopped. Patrolman John Flynn
investigated the matter.
lacy—Ev
The committee in charge at the I";
bazaar for charity to be held October
13, 14, 15 and 17 by Court Laurel.
hold their first business meeting in
Red Men's Halk South Norwalk. on
lVednesdny evening. Every member
is urged to attend.
—Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
'A very important meeting of the
Pnirfield County Organization of the
public library at W'cstport at 8 o'clock
Thursday night. Changes in the state
constitution and resolutions to be
passed at the state convcntlon will be
two of the principal things at the
meeting.
Fcllx Rarlcta. of Darien reported to
the police yesterday afternoon that
his lll‘OUlC‘l‘, Dominic. aged 24. had
disappeared and had not been seen
since- Sunday evening.
disappeared is five feet seven inches
tall. and was unable to speak Eng—
lish. He was last seen at the Baxter
grounds on Sunday afternoon.
-— .et your Victrola where “Good
(er‘icc is a Habit." Busy tenns.
bnnolly's 16-18 80. Main St.
Ti \.:'.—x :"ll‘cizl‘v‘w‘l t'ddy that the
Shin-lion Army Tcl'ritorlzil Staff Band.
of Ncw York city, would be in tth
city to glvc :1 concert on August. 18th.
from 6 un‘“ 7 o‘clock. (D. 'l'.) in Biz).-
lmckcmo Square. The band. which
has the distinction 0? having played
hcl‘ore the King and Queen of Eng-
land: also bcfore. four Presidents of
the l'nitwl Stutcs. is en route for Old
Orchard. Mo. where they will attend
a ton (lnys' camp mcetirg.
’i‘hcre is a demand for 1.000 sccon’l
llvtiil-ztn‘iis in lh‘ l'nltl-d Stilts army.
but according to flmircs. hut lSS are
available. This ul'foriis an opportunity
for thosc mm of a military loaning
who (lcsire to do so to take examina—
tions to hc hcld on August 22nd. Ap-
plicniinn blanks for the Examinations
should lie in by August 13th. They
can lie wwrred (ithtr from the n-Jjut-
nnt gencrnl's office at \Vashington. or
from the commander of the corps
area. Any ofilccr in the reserve corps.
who is under 3T years of age. is cligL
lwlc to take the cxaminntions and also
those who may posscs the necessary
qualifications.
—Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
You thought perhaps
that. you’d have to be a
miser to be 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—z
the bank that will real.
13' Help you up and on
and serve you anost er.
ficiently. A Bank that
will raise you from dis.
1 couragement and dill.
culty just as this bank
is doing for so many.
young men now.
Vin-com. We!!!» of No. 2 3112- '
r em Intérnsflooad One-pipe Hem-y
ported to the police last night that‘
American Legion will be held in the.
The man who .
$50.00 smrs.......
54m Kiddies BathingSuits (all wool)..$1.9$"
. $2.00UnionSuits..
$1.50 UnionSuits..
Aug.
‘0
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.3.“ ., Bush erbium causal
mm m LONG LIST.
2 The K. or C3. Juniors beat the Jacob
NW company. .fialmmmny. “by them or 7-5.
&.Wmm announce The- Casey *4qu were ahead all
. ‘ - A Won:wdand Manor
\, 3‘0le bout 9.30011‘11“ - hid 1Tb 1133131?th
.$301wWoooooolooooooooOIoolfi.$14.85 mm‘wthocom. are Butlwobhmwmnthemd
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Evening Sentinel. -
An erroneous report m h.
mend that the dos! has already fl
$22.85 I muvmmtmhu :throuch. but this was denied g.
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- $3: 85 .‘S LINDSAJ . Ont, Au. arm ' " mm 193 my .. m. . I
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incu- deuui. amy tau-y. ma ginning “1 :1?"sz I magma in o hati- mu: m
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, , boon. Hollis. sutured tram acme WM»W..,me-pwwm . m .
, anemia!" months and has been he Pitt out in a. mm'mm wog -“
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$550 to $2M Silk Shirts........
-&593nd WMa‘dras Shirts...
$150M$3£0 Madras Shirts...
$3.85
$2.45
$1.95
$10.60 and $12.50 White namel- Trous-
mlooooooooo'ooolo
$20.00 Sport Coats . .
...............313.85
Rogers Ea“ Stevens
NORWALK AND SOU'EH NORWALK
»
Edward Ryan, at Norwalk. was nn-l
ed 810 for speeding in the Bridgeport
city court yesterday.
..
A meeting of the Nor-walk Board oti
afternOOn "in the office at Charles E.
Curtiss. Lockwood's hall building.
A meeting of the Ladies“ Auxilinrv
of the Frank C. Godfrey Post. Ameri-
Lcan Legion. will be held tonight. A
report of the carnival will be made.
Plans for the carnival to be held by
the Hope Hose company. No. 2. are
coming along nicely. A meeting of the
carnival committee will be held to—
morrow night at the K. of C. club
house in “lest avenue.
Several local shooters will par-tick
pate in the fourth registered tourna-
ment of the Connecticut Trap shooter's
association which will be held in ‘Dan—
bury under the auspices of the Pali—
qui0que Rod and Gun club next Sal.—
urday. August l2.
Louis Osman returned yesterday af~
tcr u wcck spent at
near Ke-nt. Benjamin Keelcr. who
nccompained Mr. Osman to camp. to-
gether with a party of friends. returns
to Norwnlk today -
Guests 15.}: the Royal James hotel
last night “Were: P. R Sirncr. and (‘.
\V. Justin. Brooklyn. N. Y.. Mrs. J. M.
Grossmnn. Mrs. N. Cookcrmnn and
George lV Teng‘ur. New York city and
C. \V. Gorgas. Bridgeport.
-—P.otott Point
night. McC‘crmnck
Brooklnwn Orchestra.
Park.
and
Tuesday
Barr)"
9
Banner Council. Sons and lunch-
leis of Liberty. committee on Field
Day. will make, final reports at the
lmeetlng of the Council on Thursday
on ning. The Fin-id Dny ouliig will
lac laid on Saturday of this “ELK nnd
the committee desires a large alien-
(inuce Thursday.
Patrolman John Smith reported
early this morning that I. Feinsod.
who conducts a clothing store on Elv
avenue. had reported to him that
Charles Garfield of Lowc street was
annoying him by calling him names.
He asked that it be stopped. Smith
spoke to Garfield about the matter.
—Roton Point
night. McCormuck
Brooklawn Orchestra.
Park,
and
Tuesday
Barry's
The condition of James F. Gregorv.
the local photographer. who was seri—
ously injured last week when a. heavv
glass mirror fell on him, is reported as
greatly improved today. Mr. Gregory.
however. is still confined to his home
in 6 VVestport avenue an dit will be
another week before he will be able
to resume his duties with the photo~
graphy establishment
Fire Underwriters is being held this-
Camp fililford. ,
Work was bogun tm morniw on
the Hunting ~01. the exterior ot the
Palace Theatre building.
M
It was reported to the police this
morning that two windows had been
broken in the High School building
sometime between the hours or 1 and
2 o'clock this morning. Nothing was
missing from the school 5 far as cBuid
be teamed. _ _‘-“h
Preparation? have been made by
the police department for the mark-
ing out or “safety zones." both in the
First and Second districts. in antici-
pation of the pat-sage of the revised
traffic ordinance by the members or.
the common council, at the August
meeting to be held this evening.
bliss Caroline Richards and Mrs.
Olive Finnegan. have "turned after
week spent at thchfield.
,
0
Sentinel Wants Are Winners.
5 MAKE.......--
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.
.i--..-,.'-...
You will find the em-
ployes of this bank peo—
ple whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the olficers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and mod judg-
ment. You vciil find an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
Don ’i lit-sham to get ‘ac-
quainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted efiiuicntly. Sav-
ings accounts s‘arted with
as small as $1.00 and up.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
v
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’- 7x a! "$.16”
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...“m’mfllfimm” ..Jon-afmw‘
The
“on
Si . g a liar.
. owns-.... ..
. . 1‘ 7
Take for example shaking
Spigot 6 Perhaps the water
lostdoesflt amount to much.
catch’it ALL it
.m
«was
“a -
from bright clear new “
and ends from the mills.
the night as well during daytime nap.
OTHER USES ARE THETRS !
distinctive needlework in cross-stitch !
firmly every corner is stitched !
On sale now at
Sport fabrics;
magnetic prices.
Brilliant beautiful silks and wool-ens
for sport skirts.
Rich colors, striking designs. impres-
sive prices.
Tally-H0 crepes and Roshanara. silks,
iHere-N—Thcre and other fine sport silks.
True Sports colors as we]; as white,
distin flushed quality am ._
life aiid smartncss—now $2'95
Sport stripe woolen; biln lively pat;
terns con or g ire ‘
with Wirite—now $1 '65
Sport plaids . and golfing stripes,
splendid quality and fine combina-
tions such as brown navy gold
henna White yellow and black $4
Third floor. ‘
Cheery old-fashioned
rugs of rags. ”
‘ Better, even, than the quaint splendid
ones they used to weave by hand in
Colonial homes. ,For those are mm~
m8”; clippings
. Woven ‘vgry closely and of heavy
weight. Wifiifinnd'borders and in two;-
toned shadcs ofpink gray orhiue. » .
Bring delighifnlair to bedroom; fitm-
to many“ a nook in the home.
24:1: .48
from them. One canopy will make a pair of curtains with valance.
about make a bedspread of wondrous durability~and lending itself to decoration fl
Very durable. when used as canopies.
with great strength. See how carefully seams are bound and how
Report has it that Uncle Sam paid more than $4 each for these canopies. On.
or two or thrce are yours at. 89 cont-s each 1
Heavy firm bobbinet. Big and roomy and a sure protection against mosqfiton
Fine for folks who enjoy sleeping outdoors. What a comfort at shore 1.. II:
many a home they‘ll be welcome— especially will they protect children all through
Clever women will make splendid curtain.
Oritwflljllfl
For they are made
Third floor.
Big bargain
Barker collars.
Several hundrcd Barkcr collars at a
price that seems foolish !
Collars that inspectors classed as i.—
perfcct. ‘But they ’ll fit well and went
well. _
BARKER- laundercd collars. sizes 1%
to 18, many different shapes m
—1/3 dozen for
BARKER SOFT collars. sizes 14 In
17, several shapes. ~ 1/2 60¢
dozen for 7
On sale Tuesday morning but BE
PROMPT l
The Flaming Foresh-
Garwood’s new Em.
story!
..Offthe Northland. like all those aim
splendid stories wilric' 11 James Oliver» (lur-
wood has given us.
Enrolling evcn River’s End and the
. ' Valley of Silent Men .1
Of course you ’ll want to read it 4’
Some other good stories just pub;
lished :——- .-
Drag Harlan, Charles Ahlen 3*
zer— , .
Son of Wamngferd. The 0133.9.ch
Childraa of the ' W‘hrlwnd. [a3
Scott
Norwalk Chronicler