Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 13, 1921 · page 5

sATURDAY,_AUGUST 13,1921-

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Jose Pfl DAVIS
85 WASHINGTON. STREET
So. NORWALK.

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890 to $4.50 a. m

Opaque Shale: in dark Green. White.
end Tun colors.

E. K. BANKS

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2' . :53: —Straws and Panamas at O'Briens.
§=, Wmdow 33‘ —

‘ 'Eé' Hear “Mother Machree." a. harp
-1: if? solo by Salvi. the new Victor artist, it
7:. .‘i‘ui. sure to please. Select your new
5%: Some Attractive Price! i=3: Victrola at A. J. Collins Co. Where
;;v int you will find a complete line in all
':1 :"I finishes to matcli your furniture.r See
fit Adv't.

—Hoover Vacuum Cleaners sold on
easy terms at Donnelly's.
filll NEWS Mr. and Mrs. George H. Barnes

5 and family return to Nor-walk tomor-

row after a two weeks' automobile

St. John. the Contractor, has the 7.trip to Quebec. Canada. where Mrs.

room Colonial residence on Delaware Barnes parents were visited. Mr.
avenue about completed, Barnes is general manager of the
. ...___. Clutt‘tt-Peabody factory here.
Svec's Orchestra. will furnish music
for the liout Club Clambake. to be —R0.val Auto Painting Company
held at Nam-00 Island. tomorrow. will locate in their new building. cor-
,ner So. Main and Woodward Ave, on
Commodore and Mrs. E. Hoggson. or about Sept. lst.
D! 265 East avenue. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a. son. Contradiction was made today 3!
Mother and child are both doing well. .the withdrawal of the Non-walk L'nion
————"—- of Painters; Local 527. from the

”Blind NOW! Let's 8'“ the right ‘Building Trades' union. The painters
slant on this prOpOSition. For Silper-lhm.c not withdrawn from the latter,
10“ homls "110"“ 1082- C- L- St- John, organization and have representatives
Contractor and Builder. who attend meetings of that body.

William lloran‘ of Hamilton nvc- —Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
Due, lins- rcturm-d tor a two week!

.visit to Norwalk from New Orleans. M. A. Mater, of the International
’wht-rt- he has been [or the D351; six llilile Students. will lecture in lied
months Men‘s Hall. South Norwalk. Sunday.

laniy 14. 3 P. \i D. s. 'l‘. on the near-

10' ' “ r3 5'” ‘” "”"‘”“t ‘10“ n ”“1 ness of the Golden Arse and the Bible
‘h‘ ""“”‘ "i “”1"” “9“") P"-"mC"‘S,lllltll that Millions of Enlth' s inha'ni-I

““m' " "' L” "" 9"“ ""lm'd “’” 'tnnts will ncxcr die. Seats fret». IVO
wish at litillllvlly's 18 South Namicollectlon. ‘
flirt-vi. ,

, ———Pnnnmns and Straws at O'Briens.

-—Atll'0n Kohn's for awnin"s. at O'Briens. ‘

A “““H'l'gl't dance “’95 held last Tlir Cluott-Prnliody factory will re-
nizlit Ill (Irvin field in “‘ilton llll(l~‘l (,1 “ll m1 Monthly morning. the 15”}.

41'“ “‘i‘l'iNF‘ “f ”‘0 “31m“ -\””‘”‘ "~izltl i» ll}, (lt)>(tl «loun to: the post
’I‘illli. ’l'lil'l‘t- Wu“ {1 goodly ('INPHdIHlCC [“0 “'(t'le ("1.0! tumories SChOd-
(that ill-- tl‘illt‘l vale greatly enjoyed. I'll,“ to 1TH -0P( n “rp the R :lild G COT-

—-fi—~ sit POlilllfll). uhith lrls iwr-n closed

About ”UNVJ \“ mi ”‘l‘or-‘i “f Enn- ll Ill~is week. and the Lounshury-I

1.... 4‘. .. .1 14:: it: 1.2.. from the -.l;-ill(-wson Shot- company. which has;

”WNW-'7 "“""‘~‘“ “" “ ‘-"““”~'""‘ “1"” l-u n closed for tho past several days.

at in l>'t"Ot‘l\’ this monilntt (ntonlz‘ __

9‘" “' "W“ l'" l“ ‘ “" "" ‘1‘ “‘“l —-Tilly your coal at Harrisnnd Guns.

1:; in 1.1.1.1 its first .znmml outing and! ,

(will (in). 'l‘imst- “ho rollld not 20‘ Th. polior- (](.",n'-‘m()nt of {hp city

1illH morning;- \‘i'lll attend this: :it‘tcl- is (.0,0l,..,-;1.i,m with u... committee of

l til“, i’i'r. will 'l‘vniplo. Nobles of tho .‘vlys-
—“ lilo Shrint, court-ruins; the pilgrimage

About lilil'lvli'v I‘Hllllllr "T Tin-'10 le London lir\'t Saturday. It is
com t‘oll'll'l N” 4, U- l'. -\‘ M" 4"." itx‘tutvtwl lllnt 1!ll"llll Sr'\‘l'lil_\'~ll\‘(‘ {lu-
(‘llrll'll' ’TlIUl lri tlu H l' .\. M m-t'i‘I-‘i lmnol-ih v will m'riw‘ in Notwrllk from
1r.) \xill will! "i t" Ffilllli‘m'lv ”4-“ ,tln- conflicrn srvc'im: of the slum, and
(upping, tlnrr lo (llitllll :i smokr'r flill1f~‘\-.Lyy.j‘\p from Not‘wnlk will join
su-ivl 9., lw an. n |-\ litvri: r‘r-lw'r‘il. ‘lho onyxu‘ul‘ llrrr 7.1 7;_',.. O'ClOl‘li
(ll ll " l-tl'.‘ Tit ll‘ll‘ ‘4‘; 1.. l‘.‘ ;. 'l'i'i o..l':v\"'. “\hl‘: iv til: lor‘rnl .‘ll‘ri
In ill; ill-min ls t-l l'lv' “a ("lv‘lle‘il. 01' 751...“. 'thp' “.3“ 1,. 5“”. ”w right of
Iilx'h' "‘l' “ll“ '4-" 1" ~ "- .. ' I \ .iy \xllcll-ul‘ poi-with. rllltl wood
‘wiil lr‘w' ll" ll‘f'fll lll'llll'llf‘ i'l ll ”.1 lill‘I‘ 1.: (\lNN"? to 1,, ”1,1,1... i... K’iv
1’1")" ““4" " """5" 7 "‘4'“ k i" T )' ,tin: to \‘wv‘ "LP-mic“. ll‘fmmoi'mn

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_Co:ii at lviwi‘sd m-ytt-s. llnrris and ‘w- (how... 1.: l.~‘,,,.. “1...“, 1.”, 0mm,

Guns. iliox is Gay, South Norwrilk.

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n ‘J*‘ “l‘* 1“1‘R hEToll mm s “(hr-n Nu} oh on “us tici ling!
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. IV we ef‘ch it‘)‘ lilOI‘t lllQlilll'. f‘litl (lll'li 1llr'lt mou-i
a Tax/0 FOR 250 :V' ' Ina" in tlu- \\:li‘ just it‘i‘liiiilflllll. the:
’t-rgx wrs, "Shun: mid still more ships":
{TL perm timr my of 1M l'nitrd‘

, .ms 1nd w i: “llrlnvs. more. more? .
Stills?“ on P0“ ell Corporation l:lllil\‘ \Yt“ :lro l‘tltIlV. Arr _\ou' ,

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SOCIAL 11701235

Miss Josephine Mugaveronot Brook-
lyn. New Iork. is spending her 'sum-
mer vacation with her cousin. Mrs.
Anna. Galbo. or 1 Neptune avenue.
South Nor-walk.

l ,Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,F, Magner,
who have been spending several
’weeks in Buffalo. New York. have re-
.turned to their home on Cedar street.

Miss Giflord Foster Clark. of Ham-
;llton avenue, will leave tor. North-
'ampton, Massachusetts, on Monday.
‘where she will take up her duties as
, registrar of Smith College.

The new bungalow of Charles N.
Smith on Golden Hill street tsalmost
lcompleted. Mr. Smith and. family
"hope to move in by September last.

Mrs. George 0. Platt. Mrs. '* Herbert
Raytuse. Mrs. J. R. Jennings. and
Misses Edna and Evelyn Taft have
been spending the past week at Sev-
enty Acre Camp. Bedding.

Misses Cecelia Tarlov and Gussio
Libowitz left this morning for a. two
weelks' stay in Forest Park, Pa.

G. O. Flatt and H. J. Rayfuse were
visitors in Redding over the week

end. 12min.

LABOR DAY CELEBRATION

Final plans for the Eleventh annu-
‘al Labor Day celebration of the
’Maria del Assunta. Society 0! Nor-
walk have been completed. The
event which is being looked forward
5to by the Italian population of this
gcity promises to be one of the great-
lest events that the Italians will have
staged here for some time. Two
bands 01 music have been engaged
for the parade which will be held
at 8:30 in the morning. The Sons of
Italy band. of this city, and an out of
town band have been engaged to pro-
vide the processional music. From
,4 'p. m. to 8 p. 111.. there will. be a.
‘band concert in Wall street. In'r'the
evening dancing will be held at. the
Town Assembly hall. Svec's orches-
tra, 01 this city. has been engaged to
provide the music for this feature of
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$30.00 SUITS.
$35.00 SUITS.
$45.00 SUITS.

$6.00 to $7.50 Silk Shirts.....
$4.00 Madras Shirtsz
$33.00 Madras Shirts

AflStraw Hats Half Price

$1.00

$1.39
79c

..$14.75

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Men’s'$2.oo Caps..........;..'....

$2.00 Union Suits................
$1.50 Union Suits......-...........

All Palm Beach and Mohair Suits.

Rogers 89’ Stevens

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BOSTON (‘01’ KICKS OPEN
AN OLD I’I‘RITAX “’ELL.
BOSTON. Aug. lit—An old well.
now «try. which is believed to have
belongrd to Gov. John Endlcott of the

Mr. and Mr‘s. Victor Cromwell. of.
New York. are spending the summer
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.
. Cromwell, Sr.

 

MIERICAN LEGION IN CHER-
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Mllssnrhllsrlts Bav C‘olonv was dis-
--‘ renovated . . . _ ‘
tstraws and Panama covered “Emma“, when a policeman CHERBOL RG Iflrance Aug.12

at OBflem‘ ‘- - ‘ " kit'kml ;. brick loosn in -. sidewalk on M‘mhors °f the American Legion’
‘ Trl'mont row in the downtown district. l 230 in number, headed by Major

Mr, and Mrs. Frank R. Iwield and Tm. sitlmvtilk slumped in for severallJOhn G. Emely. commander of the
family of lurritt avenue who harem“ and inwstigntion showvd ”‘19 wenprganiza‘iion. landed here yesterday
”H'" spending ”"3 past “(Wk m ”Halal-out tin fut-t .lncll 111111 D-‘trtlv filled'from the steamship George VVashing-
Catskills. leave tomorrow for Long 15- ‘ln (”it‘ncinls‘pf ”w Sire»: Depdrtment ton. "“ 0"- ink“:
land where they will spend the coming ‘ The Americans were received at

and historians said the well was the

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IT’S YOUR
‘ ' FAULT!

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—
the bank that will real.
1y help ’you up and on
and serve you most ef-
ficiently. A Bank that
will raise you from dis-
couragement and dim-
culty just as this bank
is doing for so many
young men now.

City National
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1.. :zt‘unm tut. the money was not 1315- éLthat I Wis not able 1 ~
:mm (d for the prtsnnt. There is *todoxny 01!St‘W0!‘l(.. m
'lllmm $ .w- ill the "CllCSt." “I consulted several BRLAD “"5“ ROLLS AT
: doctors 1 ut none AHF \L‘i IFRO‘I TILE leSTI
(Ll-my“: 4.1 1h, “01:1! Jmnrs llotcl. . seemed to give me Fine bread of all varieties as well
1”, .4“. m ,1: .‘ll’ ““1 Mm Louis lit-ell -.f l iv'ui me as rolls are fresh made here every
.\. ll.:il‘ll?it lrookli'n. N. Y.‘ Pilgrim 55:13:“? about IV” baking day. The r0118 include such
£._ “Ur“ \\‘. “Many; Mr. mm' :‘hs‘ (‘ lillkhali's \4- -i:"— well known and popular varieties as
ll 1.. M (”,4 \h. a,“ ”H. C (“1“. 0‘: table Compound :30 milk. water. sugar, sweet. Vienna and
rimiiv, ,\...-.*. m; \';, . “I. ' hum," ‘il ,1 dwml‘d L“ ('3’ 1‘ Crescent buns. Every week day at
J. (:mmm. “Hmkhh' \. Y ,‘ C: L‘" 7 51nd lief 0"? the “75‘ 3 P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
4;(,.;‘,‘ lli-iuceqmyig ‘1‘.- C“: lit-1h: . " {9‘21}: ‘33:: g??? “I On Saturday of every Week cot‘feei
l ..1-_....;.;lund .\l.-\-.. p”. l‘ , ‘H \’ ", ' ' :” p 03‘ re “ 0 cake" is to be had here. Gluten Breadl
york (..,\. ‘ "‘ on: ‘ ‘ P“ I contin‘ 1“ 533g " “"3 I hu‘l tlm. m" is made on Tuesdavs and Fridavs,
. . ' _ .i‘ a Y . . . »
eight ll! . l ‘31:} amkVtI‘:)rVH 1 cl: price 27.0 a. loaf. Entire wheat bread
T ‘ . Q ‘ . —“’7_ can do m}, ( x n to lecvmr can}: a y i 7 _ q _
1‘. ..il\.mm. Am“ k 10d“ con CF kh 5 made on Wednesdays and czltur
, 4. ‘1 . - reconlm' r ii Vita in 'iin' amt itl'le .- _ _

(iii; ‘14,. q Eng. 0 h, “wt ”W upon-«s 4 ”m n ”—51 Bl TH dais. plice 10¢ a loaf. Graham bread
.~ .... r to gutter: .. “D e ”5- ‘ A on \Tond'ivs and Wed «1- 's i
H.- l tilllOlliil S: ”gr “Mid \thit‘h LILRIVQ I'Ll‘. Ravensn‘oud, V V.“ ‘ _ i ._ . ~ . nes as . pr ce
\vlll :H'vhl limo. in) (WHO. on their way 10C a loaf GOO” “Hugs to eat always

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“'C‘Ck- ..5....-..4.& txpe used lvv the Puzitllns Gov. En- mayor,
.(licott in 1655 cecupied an estate miserwdjumi“ .and men ”“33" {ni‘mhéd
1m and Mrs. Charles R I}0ut“~pl]' the vicinity. through the decorated streets .0 the
who have been enjoying a two weeks' A... station.
nu‘o trip and outing. will rl-turn todu} St. John. the Pullmr. has complet-
illltl the doctor “’1” be lit his place of .d a 6 room bungalow on Stevens
business on Monday. street. EHICHESTER gm PILLS
s.—‘._‘_..‘_._ nnnofil)”
A son “m burn to Mr. and Mrs Qt. Joly: the l‘n‘i‘il" has a 5 room eh,_c'°{:‘_fil¥.’ffi:m;"
Perry A. Olzirin. 77 Stexens street. at :l-ungalow on Gilt—on Court ready for" £33” ”fig!” ‘7in 45"“ 33‘“:
tht- Nov-walk llnspllul. yesterday. the root. ”Ike; no china]! Cay .‘Ifiiog’i‘rll
Mollitr and child are doing nicely. . his (all) has 01%
Mrs ("lit‘lrin \vni-a l'ol'llii-l‘l)‘ Miss llillilt C. A. .‘illllthy. “ NW‘W-‘llk. re porifd VCMSKMWBBCS' 5‘“: “V'YSRdW‘
litzrliessey. unit I mw lied «tr-Mt from his' SOlBBYDRUGuiSTSEVERi’WIiERE
__.. automobilt yiilt :1. “us parked at _. .. _ ‘
—Ro_vol Auto Painting Company Compo Bear .
will lo< lie in thtir new building cov- -.* . ' Y 7
Nil r So Mnin .lnrl \Yooduard A\c. on Rheumatalnt .' A wonder.
or about s. pt lst. «SUFFERED SEVEN lement for Pam
llox :1 \\;:I!~‘I.\‘l];‘i in n. ;. t'uixl» ~ 1 A Preparation That Should Be
11‘. out”? o‘tmmt :isi lllzzlii. summii- .:
llzt- (“'llirlll l-"rv Station :t1>1-;.l..'l.~ t. 3 ‘ 11.11, Eveizfilfome bl l i
lli" (‘l-i‘lll‘l' oi l“l;l\ Hill rum] : ml ".l.\-’ l 4“,”, m I 0 re ca .net n town. V“
IN. mum. V0 Hum, or w.- I” IMH _ fact every home should have a bott.e
llil‘lll'H: in ilit‘ itlilllli (‘Ulllll it found 3:“ 111:: fizligiint)I{h(;:-!2i:;fix;tbso(liftx:
' ~p i ~ . . I n . I 'i\ .4 , . ~
‘5 ”‘ ““"l'n' Fmally Relieved by taking relief to sufferers of rheumatism.
H . ‘ V _ - - ! neuritlrrlo. sciatica. lumbago pains
(u-A..Y‘;-H.,,tlzqffmnl(f’- 12.“: t o‘mpnnl} '11. Lydia l5. ginkham; vnd stiffness. .It is a preparation
.li, t‘ i.‘ . ; ll . pm“, V35 )(‘H v .n l 1 hr . ll , do Q l t
'V‘ W . . _ ‘ ~ . . e efa e ommun m i.’ S 9:: “or: 11g W0 1 r fl 3011
‘1‘“.‘31 . 33’0”“ 0'30"“? .li‘l night. g ‘ this \i .l- it,‘ for \t- ale—40111 today has
11"”, “’it !ll.‘i]io:l' Oi .illilllLtlllg for thc ' a name and has been we“ ’13de
"‘m "”0" 0‘ “‘0 “mm‘mh‘g “mil; Ravensv «d. \V Va.~“Forsevenlong foo—Rheumntaint. Procure a bottle

ill llu trn-nsury. l‘-1"r‘:illSP of difficul-

. . at the drug store at vaur earliest con-
.ns in linking a settlement regarding

years I sud: red ‘from a female trouble
' . venicnce.

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nis trophy in the singles stand.“
as one of the features today.

have been playing ably. mu Go.
tinguishlng herself by her victory one
Miss Mary K. Browne, Lon min
the semifinal round. . ' I 1'

Mm- mg! m m GOSS.

SEABRIGHT N.J..Aug.13.—-The
match between Mrs. Mona Bjurstedt
Mallory. New York. the national title
holder. and Miss Elinor Goes. New
York in the final tor the women' s ten~

 

 

 

 

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of pretty
Fell mode

Tailoied suits sally

attractive, 31:" ielly
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G libel-dines and silvcrt’ones.

Colors are navy. lili’tt.’l{. brown. oxfcrd. etc.

The lines are straight. The coats are medium long,

 

 
 

 

.. l ‘. q . . Tb° (ii-1'1 nail" day of most h'2‘1uslfi‘ilX'ES to b . . - .
tn )l 1 01th.. rd. .10.. to mu. :1 concert is a seen 1" S trendmid of w..shing, 6 had at The Sankary Bakery. 35

‘15.31

satin

:1 real grateful lonoth and lined thro islzwit
«'1' rich texture or .siil of pleasing- lmt‘s.

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A maioritv of the models are adorned ill; em- ,:
ii 'uidcl'td (ics‘lglls~—\ el‘jv attractive and dill stir.

 

 

 

l-li {Unlinc’kvmo Square, from (;;15 to cookilig.t'1“4i"mg mendina, sweeping, {South Mall] St- Jon“ ”3- 53111511933
. .l - no Flmlsdm Honing August dustinf'iil d arm-g forlitt icones. flow IOP’ ”Eli?“ 303'3' Ad‘ t'

lul Tim l.i.ld is conirmsul entirt-h much hurdtl‘ the tasks when some (36. . 4 . 33 - . . . 4 ..

0! Milk: ls at UN Sill‘ ntion .4-\llm rangement of the 8 'stem causes head- I
in iltltq‘illilt l. —— printers. cugrnvors aches backJCheS, sting-down pains W

pressmon. liookktenors,
)Vll'lmvnls. etc. The band will be ac-
tompnnicd h'i Col. “1 A. \Tclntyre.
rho will make an address here, and
there “ill be other speakers as well.

hmds of de- and nerxoumess. EVery such woman
should profit by Mrs. Liering’ 5 ex ri-
ence. «member this, for over orty
years Lxdia E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable

compound has been restoring health.

MAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK "

 

 

Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.

 

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 ofiicers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good judg-
ment. You will find an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back

 

aka for example alealting

Spigot 6 Perhaps the water

lost doesn’t amount to much.

Ifyou could 0 catchit ALL it

would fill a good sized
Vessel in time. Some -
witha leaking V
Podgthook. Ila]: flare kakr. 1-

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Don’t hesitate to get so-
quainted with us. Every
departinent of banking K
conducted efficiently. Sam
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.

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Rczll beauties—wt‘hmis . -1_;ilwr.ziiv.’~< t‘l‘i' collar—r
ld—$39.50.
And my what a Wolidcro‘in 929...“; . 7; our arm}
:‘32 hardincs and how nicely tailormi are tho <‘==.:t:< at 0333?
5; 5.
Second floor.

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Lustrous peefl ..
look like real.

Necklaces of pearls from France. ,
So clever are they that their luster is F7112 ling; m
easy to tell them from genuine. "

Made up with pearls nicely graduated in size my in
these three lengths at these. interesting prices:—«

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