iVENIDA HAIR. NETgi
Btillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 1921
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.Buy a Light Weight
Overcoat for These
in
Cool Evenings
: Look in Our West
;: Window
Some Attractive Prices
ti
tonnes
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Hamilton avenue, are spending a week
No. 56. M. O. V. P. -E. R., is to be
5 held this evening.
will locate in their new building. cor-
ner So. Main and Woodward Ave, on
or about Sept. lst. ‘ '
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_ ” “Gnocchi-I. ‘
E. K BANKS»
UNDEBMAHAOKEMO HOTEL
80.1;03WAEK .
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Mr. and Mrs. George C. Scofleld. of
Long Island.
--Don‘t miss the Movie Dance at.
Roton Point Par]; Thursday and Fri—
day. See yourself in pictures.
A regular meeting of Monker Grotto.
—Roya.l Auto Painting Company
me- mmxamw
$3.00 Madras Shirts
$35.00 SUITS
$45.00 SUITS
$6.00 to $7.50 Silk Shirts..........
$4.00 Madras Shirts
All StrawHats Half Price
$14.35
$22.85
$34.85
$3.35
. $2.45
$1.95
solo-ounce...
Discussion of the proposed 're'duc-I
on in rates will be one of thc princi-
' pal items of business at tonight‘s
7 meetingr of the downtowu electrical
commissioners.
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- Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U. A. M..
is scheduled to hold a regular meet-
ing this evening.
-Buy your coalat Harris and Guns.
A regular meeting“ of'the Building
'l‘rades Council will be held this even-
lg. All delegates are requested to
attend. ‘
——Bring that Best Girl to the Hope
Kw Carnival at K. or C. Grounds
tomorrow night.
E. G. Oakley, of tum city. paid a
$10 fine in the city‘court at Bridge.-
port yesterday morning on a charge of
weeding' ‘ J “ ‘Jy‘ I.
——Don't miss the Movie Dance at
Baton Point Park Thursday and Fri—
day. See yourself in pictures.
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The guarantors of the Norwalk
Chautauqua will meet at 7 o'clock
(S. ’1‘.) this evening at the Lily Hall in
the city court room '0 porn-cl :ii.
range-moms for the opening of Chau-
lauqua. here next month.
.. _._. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown and
-—-—Sa\'c monPY. Try KeOlCr's llos- llilllfl'llil'r‘. 0t t'nnnon sll‘m'l. llrt‘ now
fiery. L A” 1-3-. on routv to this city. nl‘lc-r :1 visit withl
'l‘wr-nty—oizht days have l-lnpsn l
wince St. Swiihin's day :llld its rain.
and there Ill‘l' twelve days to come lw-
fore the forty-day pi-riod ends. ’l‘hur
far rain has fallen on svycntmui days!
and t’leVl-n (lil)S lune lu-e-n entirely]
dry. ‘
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FKL’f‘li'FIS the place for Hosiery.
Goshen.
of Mrs. \Valtor Bartlett. of Ncwburgh.
N. Y. for a few days.
Hose
opening Saturday night.
nuc
VL. where sht- will spend llr'r vacation
from her (lutics :it tho local exchange
of the
phone company.
relat i \‘cs
—-Aaron Kolin's for Auto supplies
Miss Cornelia Odell. of Norwalk.
loft yesterday to attend the l‘tlfl‘S at
N. Y. and will he the guest
—Strziws and Panamas renovated
at OBriens.
Registrars of voters are holding
their tlnal session this afternoon and
evening for the purpose or receiving
applications. and also enrollments for
the caucuses.
——Spccial entertainment at Hope
carnival at K. of C. Grounds
Miss Mabel Kcislcr. of Putnam :ivc-
starts Saturday for Springfield.
Southern New England ’l‘clv-
—Panamas and Straws at O'Brlcns.
at O'Briens.
in lndiannn. .\lr.
rnwn :ln- making lllt‘ trip liy zillio-
()luiln.
—~Roynl Auto Painting (‘ompnny
will locutc in their now building. cor-
r So. Main and “'oodwnrd Are. on
or about $09!. lst.
”\vl‘ lWI-nly (ll-lin-iiu'nts were dis—
_.._,__.._._-~ run-rod )t'Sll'l'tiH)‘ unions: jitnvy dri-
A rr-union of‘ Ill" SL‘d division. A. l'). \‘i-rs and taxi inch of ”iv city, by th--
17.. will llr- hnld in .\'«,w Hun-n zit llntm tlyinl.r squadron of intl-rnnl re-yvnuo
{raft on Saturday, Supt li‘ llvlusmtimss my" Who zll‘v making lhcir headquar—
from nil Xvw England stairs hm» his :1! llnnm 7'. (.‘iii Hull. A numbn-
sent lll frll' rl'ul'yzllirrns. .\ Lil‘crf prn— Hf pt-uulmvs l'or dI-lln-‘ln no) in ”Illt :'
gram uf .nmnsvmv-nlw l'.l.\ lnmi :Ir fir-ls ian' also ht-vn l:.'-d.
ranmwl. .\ll \‘L‘d in! n m‘ this city \\’ll l .
wish in [Lil'lllillllllw :n’r l‘b‘tlllo-Slt‘q‘ .«i AA'l‘ho silk stocking “ilh \yidc scam
m"? in twin l1 “llll ll:Lnl-l (‘ulz-‘n. Till "A” 1'“ PlH‘Vll-‘lN'Il Ill Kl‘t‘lt‘r's.
Chuprl \lln'l t, .\'o w Hum 21.
——-—-——~ .\t :l llll'l‘llnl: nl' llm Norwull‘ l'niol:
——f\{, morn 1,5237 [illcr-s. 3]. Jos¢111 lh‘llllll'l‘N‘ ’wlrl inst Honing. lfit'vl N0.
and Stirs. - 3:7. (lll' inzlllt'l‘ (if llu- l‘t'Ct‘lll \vilh-
.ir.:\\.:l l'rmn llit' lilllidinp: ’l‘rudus'
'i'l
l'l'
15c each
TWO FOR 250
at.
M
l'mon. “us discusswd by
could work llltll't'
imt ("Ollllu‘llt'vl in no or! on :i. sylllpt-T‘H'
‘stl‘lkt'. or walk out. ors-rytimc other
,nn-mlwrs or
'Council wrrc affected.
Keith‘s,
the mombvrs.
ll‘ [liilillt‘l‘S withdrew h‘zcnusv ()l' lhr‘
(-l illzll lllt‘\‘ lmliF‘H‘Il lllal llu',’
truly inrteud or “('-
tlu- lluilding Trudi»:
Saturday.
Tt'il
."ort n
-—Sprcial Sale tomorrow.
5‘20 I). ’l‘. 4 «it. Aluminum
980. Angcvine Co.
St. ’
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DOUBLE
Your
SAVINGS
It Can Be Done
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$107.50
This balance was
built with (limos. He
saws all his dimes in a
certain pocket. “'hcn
he has ten or more, he
makes a deposit. I
Now he intends to
save all quarters instead
of. dimes. He thinks
this will aid him to
quickly double his bal- .
ance. Perhaps a similar
m system of saving would
‘; . help you.
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’ “SouthNorwalk
Savings Bank
IT’S YOUR
FAULT I
You thought perhaps
that you‘d have to be a
miser to be an econo-
mizer and “flack by
yourself" alone. There-
fore you spent too free-
ly. But it's never too
late to begin anew. Let
your faults or the past
he stepping stones ‘ by
Which you yet may Use.
Your problem north
to find martian-thank—
the bank thatatill ereal-
1y help you up and on
and serve you‘most ef-
ficien'tlY. A Bank that
will raise you from dig.
”linsement and dim-
culty just as this bank
is doing for so many '
young men m, ‘
n ..d ._.\t rs. ‘
Men’s $2.00 _Caps....'..............
$2.00 Union suits.................
$1.50 Union Suits.................
$1.00
$1.39
79c
All Palm Beach and
Mohair Suits. ._.$14.75
Owlng to a delay in the completion
of the work. the scheduled opening of
the Palace Theatre will not take place
on Monday the 15th. but will take
place on Monday the 22nd instead.
l —-Hoovcr Vacuum Cleaners sold on
‘easy terms at Donnelly'l.
- Ten records that should be in ev-
c-ryone's collection will be iound in
Donnc‘lly's udv't. for tonight. Look
over the list. check off the ones you
glim'c. and then stop in at the store.
,ls So. Main fit... and haw.- them play-
ml for you.
silk
Sold
-liaro you seen the heavy
stocking with wide scum back?
at Ktvlcr's tor $2.00 a pair.
l NW
The l'. S. (‘ivil Service Commission
announce an t‘hilllllllflllflll ior thc posh
'lion ot‘ npprvntlcc tish culturist. llur-
man of li‘ishvrics and Laboratory Aid
'Ilurcuu of Plant Industry. Additional
linlol‘mntmn mu} ho (minim-d by ap—
lplnng at local post office.
Rogers £9” ”Stevens
N ORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
-—Straws and Panamas at O’Brien;
'l‘he- vommittm» in cllzil‘gx- of the se-
lt‘CllOn of u nnmv and unlvlem t‘nglh”
now lllllll'llt‘ club in l«- myon tho lnusv
.nn-i inning nit-n ml the city by Mini
:und Mrs. (inilulu-r. will Him-i
l¢'\t‘lllllfl I’nr thv purpose of dots-rmm-
‘lnir the winner or “Honors in the con-i
.lr-st.
-x -MW
-.. llmi't {arm-t grand curnhul of
_llu1u- liom~ assisted by K. of l‘. which,
I‘oprns Saturday night. i
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3 (Quality is n tnngllllc 11381 to thnsl
who know mol'v‘hnudlsv illltl lltmw
_\\‘ho rvnlly COXYH'HU‘". that is why
lniuny \yomr‘n urt- takini: ndvnntuga‘x or
:lln- wondl-rfni values Oll‘rrc-l t‘llCl‘I
.wm'k of the "Mid—summvr SHlt'S” :it
i"l‘he N. IS. ltynn (‘0.‘s storo'. l‘l.u‘tlca-
:m'nliunl)‘ by attending the "Grand
5Cnrnivnl" or bargains “durum d till:<'
iwcck.
—-Att(‘-nd tho nponint: night oi"
Hope “030 t‘nrnlyul Saturday night‘
at K. of C.‘gr01lnds. .\llllll.\§lUll free.
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Krr‘lcr's :lrc runnini:
(‘lPiln-HD Shiv. Ull .rll
\\'vur.~~t 'llv utm-
('(i\vrilig :ll
tin-ir
Sll'lllllt'l‘
pnn'lile'
' lrl m s, :H‘l'nril-'
in: in tin-ir :l1l\:‘rll.\‘4'lni'lll in this is-l
Sili'. ln (ll‘llt‘l' Hui ln ll.’i\'i' :lllylllllll‘.’
It‘ll (nu-r. c-sin-rmily (“his .xml t-ntls llu’)‘
linul
l'uol~
run for)!
in low ('nsl
lmyv slushrd lln- prim-s on SOlllt‘ itmnsl
lo lmyrr lhun hill the usual prion;
Looks likr- :x Koo-l (-lmncc to saw-l
munch i
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.\In-~ric:m llmid Concert at. lIoDO
liosc (‘.ll‘lll\:ll Saturday night at K. of
t”. grounds.
Admission free. f
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John P. “’chher. James Lyvcl t, Augustus Frankc, John Hum“.
aerans”Pose With
Plenty of 1P” and? Enthusias
This is a picture of the score of surviving G. A. R. veterans living in Norwalk and rum-pm.
following a dinner at the Royal James Hotel. held after a recent celebration and paradp
In spite of their advanced age. the veteransrotthat war in which “brother fought hrmh" .,
with the pep. vim and enthusiasm that is the heritage of the younger gent ration.
One by one. howeevr; the G. A. R. members are going to their last leytrd .and n xin‘ .
a few yearsvwhen that organization w.” be a thing of memory. always to be honored and ,. \A. ;. .
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Road from Mt to Right—Jun“: E. “’ixon, Albert C. Glut. Chauncey Plait. Thomas llrmllm
“com I. Burton. Cyrus Romain Charles N. Bred. Hun-y Stanton.
7‘ ““1: R?
Nick
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‘\ 9‘ link“ Mm
v—Best value in town for silk hos-
iery at Keeler's Shoe Store.
A regular meeting or operators and
trimmers of Local No. 33 will br- held
tonight at 8 p. m. (l). S. 'l‘.) at Con-
i
l A regular meeting 0! Lady W'ash—
Iington Lodge. No. 21. 0. S. of B.. was
' held
iness
last night.
locating. refreshments
inrn’ed and a social time enjoyed.
tral Labor Union hall to (-lm'l omccrs. .
All members are rwlllt‘Flt‘d to hr- pre-
sent.
—-No more high prices. M. Josem
and Sons.
Michael Mattie—Ho. .l contractor. who
Is engaged in Constructing a. building
on Lexington avemw, n porlcd to thc
around his automaton on Monday and
had released the lnnkrs of thc car so
that. it rolled dowu hill. Slight (in-
numc was donc lo llll mr whcn it
struck an obstruction .'il tho bottom
of the hill. causing it to slop.
-—C0ll.l at lowest prices. Harris and
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. Cookies.
‘ puffs
lioils.
Following the bus-
were
-—Pastry. Lindy ringers. Macaroons.
(‘liucse Cake.
Com 0
Chocolate
Apple.
and Eclalrs.
Buns. at the
Bakery.
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Mcmhcm of Banner Council.
(‘ rea m
( lat; c5.
Shop
Sons
nnd lmuglit‘n‘s of Liberty. at a meet-
ing held last cvcning.
FOHCO that childrvn lmd lm-n [llélfi'lngt:3" o
' mnp
and afternoon.
5w
lug rooms n1 1“ o'clock (D. S.
i tnkv
annual outing of the Council
Hench on Saturday
August lath.
front of tlic
A
ill have from in
Mulch.
the munlu-rs to tlw
vol ed to hold
all
morning
lms
mu-l-
T0. in
x\
gprngrnm of livid and water sports: is
{bring propurul.
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lBREAD AND ROLLS WT
ARE DMDE FROM THE BEST
More than um [H’l‘SOllS :ittcudrd tin-j
annual picnic or the Gram-
church and Sunday stiool
lerliay at lire Hench. A
um:~ was enjoyed by all thaw
went on lhu zillnir. Special trollry
cars tool: (in picnickcrs tn thv lacuch
where box luncheons were dislrximivd
and .1 tiny 'lllml with sports ”moi-d.
who
V'l'llc ntTair “.is a hig succcss.
——l)on’t miss the Movie lhun‘c- ill
Roton Point Park Thursday and Fri-
day. See yourself in pictures.
Victor l‘;ii::=. son of l'nirolmltn (‘hzw
:an \“I‘Sl
Nnrwn ll;
up .t\’('llut'. South
li;\(!
ncar llll:
linpiist church. his our
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“W” S'lm‘k M n culwlcm'n cur. in . m. ‘Rheumatalnt ! A Wonder .
Liniment for Pain
5A Preparation That Should Be
Illllli's \‘n 47 486. driven by :1 colon d
mun. Jill’l that tho it“ front linli cup
imd lawn turn from his. I‘ngr's cur.
'l‘hu- nthvr t‘ul‘. which was twin}: (ll‘lVi'il
.ll .1 rut-I of spend lu-lwr-vn 3" and 1in
mllo-s an hour. did not stop.
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—Aaron Kohn’s tor awnings.
NOTICE
ple Wit h_ Eyeglasses.
you.
THAMER, Inc.
Optometrist: and Opticians
8 ZAtlantic St..'Stomford
lldd )‘(‘S~ ‘ baking day.
Fine broad of all varieties as well
““9”!“ n rolls are fresh and. here every
_ . The roll.- include such
delightful 53'9" known and popular- varigties a:
milk. water. sugar. sweet. Vienna and
Crescent buns.
Every week day at
3 P. M. rolls are ready for thefirade.
On Saturday
of every week cotter
rcnkc is to he had here. Gluten Bread
.is made on Tuesdays and Fridays.
:prlcc :‘Rc a loaf.
Entire wheat broad
is made on \deesfiays and Satur-
days. price We a loaf: Graham bread
ion
ElOc a lost.
Mondays and Wednesdays. price
Good things to out always-l ,
to be had at The Sanitary Bakery. 35
Page. r- purted to the policc that *South Main
'llbolll in n'rlnck last night. while «iru - Prop.
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Adv'l.
St.
Phone 803-8.
n. Sandner.
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In Every Home
Every medicine cablnet in town. in
itact every home should have a bottle
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lwonder liniment).
lrellct
ineurulgla. sciatica.
and
Dr. Rot-313‘ llheu-ms—tuint.
to More" .
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stiffness. is
« venience.
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(it-"raw Ra nmuul. \\ Him” “"512:
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Patrolman Frank Raymond will on- A \‘v i) cum . » . Hm
joy a week‘s vacation from his duties nic was in H Z 'l 'b
~in connection with the Nor-walk I‘o— Point h) («m \y f,:Lfm
'lice lh'partmcnt. starting Monday. 956. l'. l» l; r . lam“,
attended 'A m ””6:
Guests at the Royal James Hottl. ml in in. l... \ . l ,m.‘
last night. wcrc: C. \K‘. Boyer) Som- ;; m.- [min .. n
cryilI-s. Mass: Wm. Patterson. Ed. I’m. \y- H 1:. A 1 MM
Jonrs. both of New York city: Mr. ”m“
and Mrs. J. H. lluehcnburg. lilizalwm “1“..le \ Wm
ltuchcnburg. George Ruvhcnhurg. of Map}: , l . . r a
Brooklyn. N. Y.. and (‘7. N. Gorgas. (Ii {hr «‘24.. r .-, lb
Bridgw port. Muir; >l.
Water commissioner John D. Milne :l h. 4”
and Mr. and Mrs. \R’illmm \‘sn Soon clmw u...“
start on n yncalion Sunday. which Will 3.1.. , ,‘,.
l~c spcn! :at Monday. Conn. ,... .
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l. H Kindrlc‘ks. n!" liownxlnn l'v— ‘ ...I
portvd to ill" polim» last night that l-v - I."
sun had It It his thou-lo at llnlt ;» ”I
l’mnt yrstcrdny nun-non and ll‘. ' ___h_ _ _ ‘ _ .
u he n hc went to got it. found that
had disnpptnrr-d. A discriptim: -‘ T H" mutual
the whu‘l has been 5:1ku to 1hr l' . .», ....
llcv who arc keeping a “air-h tor ='
This Sale “‘5 $3“ 3
Continues C" " 4
Until . ' 3
Thursday "l " .
August 13. ”’5 q ”' f
(the
It gives absolute
ox rheumatism.
lummco pains
a preparation
.iliat has been working wonders about
' _ ".this vicinity (or yearn—dint today-has'
“0 “a"? Pleased hundreds of poo»:‘1 “‘"m- and h". be"! “:0" “mm-“3
‘. , . .Q gton—Rheumataint. Procure a bottle
‘9 can pleads .at the drug store at vour earliest con-
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YOUR BANK
Courtesy always. isthe
rule of every 0363! and
employee.
You will ‘find the em-
ployee of this bank peo-
J ple whomayouswiil be glad
."L'torknow and deal with.
You will find the, ofiicers
always ready to advise
, {\and‘ assist; you. with good
nature "and good judg-
ment. 7
atmosphere of gnodW
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flawless-summer fair
rics. amazing values!
‘ "menGuimpesat'
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Just What You ’99 lléizi’f‘t
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The Last Call of 0!!! Summer 5.:er
and {hose who-answer will pru A.
greatly 2
IMPORTED VOILES—(y'tlci I"
broilici‘y—sizcs 15—4 4;. ‘
CHECKED GINGHAV?“ ,,
sizes 18-44.
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_ . FLO‘VERED \'()il.i<2.~+-
extra sizcs 36-53.
ORGANDIES _, \‘u-
rious £295.
A great \‘5i‘fl~."=}'
of
i 120 WASHINGTON STREET. sons NO}. VALK
worth $15 and more: (3";
cred at ONE WONDER Pillt'E—J‘LW that
§ makes one wonder how we do it.
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