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.‘f. 7:3 , e , -‘- ... __: /« $3 85 1593' '5 "8“ times: present eliminated. Vim“ Tam W...o too nix—s u e 9 ‘7
J“ m w. m 9; 2 9 E : (m mm 3“ Shirts? . ' . . . . . .l ’ km“ SI! "1016 m" or R. M. Wilma. a" of 3“. ’ 99 W “PREV “III
573:1 l5? Automfircnolgg align!” rrllIeIlattrIxIst ‘3 $6. to $7. 245 ”it We cum" 3; '88 plegyedlir jaw it. but a Win when he was wmvm Verifier. m
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:3; Golf H995¢, 9 9::é9thiserenfllg. _ WMadl-asm $ 95 whofivednearmvesofioulumfi "EnligandISILmd‘ mm... mmmm 99 9
L“. ‘Pi —-—-SoutlIi INomik Merchants’ Big 5 an Mafias Slurts .I. . . . . 1 “‘1' his?! m wmwmg the ”“x u. “1* new. “PM mm 1‘" ‘ MM '3' m m M»
GE- G0“ suits’ if? sales Dayan“:- 25-. 3e» 27- ' $3‘ ‘ “‘ ' ‘" I” A 5 1 M“ -°‘ “‘Ie 8“” have been .3 Fun: hold a. dinner sent. 12 m the ”on” . .
:::I r... . talned by William J. Cueilr'o. e to L; _ 9 9 9
.51; , Caps, Shirts, EtCo‘ {‘2}: It is pleasing to Judge 3. R. Taylor's ‘ 9 37“” e933):- 111:? an oiflgro t'ii _ 9, _ ,. _ .9 99 . _ . 9
"‘: :1) many friends to once morc.see him ' 9, so o 3;. watt no; at?! 9 9 9 99 _9 _
3‘ ‘ ' i I 2::: daily at his once. in the South Nor- ; aw rice Chief!» This is whet he levee - , . . _ ' ,
3;; New Fall Woolen! =.: walk Trust Co. building. ? , vanished sport: flaw! WM 9 ”9 99 9 - __ 9 9 9 9. 9 9 99 ,
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=I.=I ‘ Ale Here 9::5 I ~—IHoover Vacuum Cleaners sold on , contrivances built at light but 3%“ 9 ‘ ' , . ~ . _ , g
:1' - r :23 Do i s. , sticks and overwoven with ioulu palm
‘25; Drop in and Look Them Over 51;; Guy terms at m V :I9Men’ 8 $2.” caps o a o I o e e o t I D e ‘ ' ‘ ° ' $1. m law‘- several of the” 383‘" m 9 9 9::
g? :c Miss Edith Weeks. of Mei-win street. tirade ready. the Hawaiian "aw ~
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Iis recuperating after ungttaci: of ivy . 9 $2.00 Union suits . ' . .9 . $1 39 took their seats. and were p
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poisoning which she contracted while overtowertng cliffs at the some omit
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bleckberrying last, week. . $1.50 Union suits . ' . . ‘ . . 9 . . . . . ‘ . _ . 79c _ fishzdxnrgrghzlgiggained lon’flt 9 9...
—'—Comé out and meet your, friends Often through carelessness or ex- -"
”I" NEWS. .. Hm ...... “...... °n ..., K “All Palm Beach and Mohair Suits. ..514.75’ ....m... a ...... mun
of 'C. grounds. Admission tree. ' 9 9 ‘ 9 9 ' 9 nose dive similar to those of tweri .
century airplanes. The "only damage I All our “Thite StOCkingS, bIOth Silk and li:SIle, I, '15I
The purchasing committee of the A ten—pound boy has been born to . .- .7 . ,, . was the loss of the game.
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mum... of Foreign Wars. who are Mr ...... Mrs- George “mm or In our Hawaii-m ..., that their flfifiéz‘ . now soldefiducedpnces. The. Weldrest,
a . v I . we ionaliy skill! :rhej‘ .
hoidin their carnival on August 20th~ South 9M in street Mother and son 9 9 9 . ' 9 9 filth re except , . 9 - - ' . - . ~. ,, _
.9“, f... ,,, New Yo... mm mm“... dorng nicely. . , - « ‘ ‘* °:':..2'“‘°:"l.“‘:’ ”afifih ; . - (the new , stocking With the Wide seam, .. .
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lot. novelties for the carnival. . South Norwalk Merchants‘ Bis _ -
—-———‘ 3,, D ,, A 25 26 27 _ ~ . . . . « ,- mandmngmce; they ‘ back),‘hasbeen-inc1tldedinfi1issale. 3180,
I—ICOIII III Hfiarfls and Gang ” “y I “BI I I I I NORWAI‘K AND SOUTH NORWALK A‘ fleet otoutriss'er canoes amhonal '9 Gordon, “AS-9Y0'll-Lik8-It” and “Kmane.
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The South Nor-walk Poultry Market, ' . off shore to pick up thefsportmamon 9
f hi0 ed dance was , . . . . . . . 9
1:3: 2:38:23: trig: iimlln. at Wilton. at 9 Benton “Feet. has had a his 8160‘ ' - ' . retrieve the “planes." 7 _9 -
. i . N r cket a d‘quadrilles trio flash sign-erected. with; _chanse- , __ Exceptionally daring Hawaiian-w 9
tglentfirtrmum ‘3: the genius. The" able ”Nearby Joseph M- Moeller- r ten Happed oil thousand foot curls on “mans rem er ‘
Newtown- Bedding orchestra. led by Nothing but routine business was! The police °f Norwalk are ““7033“ “I“? mainland. it ‘3 38-”
199,1 d" A I; Bevans. who also acted —-Motlon pictures of last weekvs transacted 93,3118! night's meeting- at gating the complaint 9! cm“ M.
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an pramptcr for the ”old fashioned Movie Dance and other views inclusi- the Barben- Union, Webb. 0: 214 Main street lNor'waik 9KING PETER, SERBIAN ; Ce to 3995 P er CE "t “9“
411mm- 3. furnished tin musical. tit- bit ing a. two 0’ three reel comedy will be ‘ ' that number“ 01 ”038 are buildinfl H'MONARCH We ILL .Itg . W9
tutti-re evening: .. ~ , ~-- ~ » -- at - shown in the grove at Roton Point c—Bouth Nor-walk Merchants' Big bon- tires at the corners of Ohio ave- - Jr,
‘ Pork on Thursdéiv'.'l‘rida>‘ and Satur- Sales Days'm » 25 23.”, .~-‘ -. rye-and» Redeem-streets. ~ The com. ' ‘ DIES AT AGE 0F9 97 w.
wshow the folks that you- rEmem—- day Nights; 1.13:!“ WI? reffigfig Eyelash Murray _ 9~ 9 ‘ f 919
th in take thorn to the Hope Joseph McKiernan. the popular as even n; 9 99 attuned tom IFl P 9 ' w
31:20 econ“... on Ihe lg. or C.I Miss Mibel COhe 0‘ the HOW GUN" night countermsn‘ o! Dragon's Inmch' ' ' ‘ -—‘--a-- ”mu . Co t rut 886. ~ _ .. ._. . 9 . _ . . . _...
grounds admission tree. . . ““6 "he 0‘ the designers at m? M ace m-psnied by M. Juan. left today .—Bu’_ 19“: M‘tMI‘I‘lIdGQfi‘ his ternporary abdication of the throrinb’ , e ' 7 . ‘ ' ' " ' ’: . ,. l».-
.9 Mun-hot! Co plant. on Mel-win street (01‘ 9' (htsldil WM who I.- ., and placed himsg; once more at ItheI '
The Misses-,liildu and Marie Knncd- ‘9" )(sicrday on a [“0 weeks: ""3“." they will spend-a" short vacation. M183 Alice Gm. of 3'. Blib!e'r head 9! the country He was eVEi‘l
Jot-u and Knthorinv‘ Gross. Mrs. \V. 110m ‘ .. intreet. md 15» the police 0!. NOI'I~ {lion 11mm Ita‘htless and hard of hm}
Knnedlor and Mr. and Mm. Albert Five new members were fakem‘vin‘mlk last twirl? 8:10 that. slicing and “as under me constant cg)»; ‘9' .
Kuhzv Journey-(d to \H ill-neon; (5,. -There was a large crowd at the at the retulaf monthly meeting. or 303:: her purse in the uterhmm‘ about of 1 phvsicion '
last Huml- iv, in, ;xutomohilt- driven by Hope Hose carnival last night and a. the Norwnik _Buildina. Loan. and In— 9- containing ‘9 50’ ham Mair: W'hen the fortunesof war turned ’
Frank l.umIlKirtlo;. They went up the larger crowd ‘3 expected this ”Venmgrlvestlnent Association held lags mflbd Butler: stance“. 111“ mutants 61' against the serbians he remained with *
mountain on thr scenic railway. After There ‘5 no admission charge to the nine 9 .
('lIJIOylng the wonderful \'l£:W and how -K- 015C Elwin“; -
». - ""3- DW wefie‘dpne 35 1”" “m"- °nIe his armies till practically the last '
ldou'ImI bu” aafififty “flunk“ units had been driven from the coun- '
int: :i delightful litilr din. I0! tho —\iotion pictures of Inst woflc'fi ‘qu'é—e» e e j, . - - 9 9 -~ - 99
party 1. n ior home ”going home by “13.5 Florence nu” 01’ We‘ltpor‘ re" Movie Dance and other News l .Jaclfl ledei’e ruinous society or- :zvrougfieAlsggiaegndtigenta; ngii . - » 9 9
arm War.) of Newburgh Tuxt do and Port?“ “7 ”l“ 109‘" 1’0““ that on 3M- ing a. two or three reel comedy I estra ili {finish the music tor-this where he presided over the reorgai‘l- ,,
W'hm‘ I'lmns- - . “rd“ "’5'" A." {3 (00‘ elm“ 0‘ hers. shown an thi- nge at Roton mtivenin dinner dance at the; “mullizofion of his forces. Afterward he‘ ~. ............ 9‘99
I I I I.” I 1‘3“"th g “‘6 “‘15 ISItOTeInI “GIACOMO" Park on Thursday. Wig; a‘iid Wmfi‘fi'fi keeping with- thewluldr‘went to Corfu where he. I lthed . 9 . 9 - - -,- - - -9 ---------------------- 9 9 u 99;
dMotiOW’Dictures of last week's ”mch- . r - a _ , day Nights. . 1-“ Phi-end of things the film 13'! Mom haveIh'Ieadquarter-s and took an ‘active pert - » . ~ - . . .
h‘lovu I).-1n('( and oil" r \icws lnclud— —-—--g.-- “the COHEI' chill"? to one half 1 The direction of his nomgdic ‘ V-9 ' I II --------- I ---------------- I r """" II ' ‘ ' 9 .9 9
my a No or “1B“: “cl comedy ““1 b9 -—.Why' not tske your one and only Julius Wolf of Tayloi- l’iace. who 0}. what‘lt nasflrrmorrzs instead of cIiIthent go . «. OPPORTUNITY «9 _ -
1”,“ n l-zwtiir- {“15 h at Rotfil PIoin't t9 the Hope Hwe com 31411th K- l‘ost "seve-ral toes when his foot he: e'vlng one dollar for (our charge it ‘ .
caught between an elevritor now :3 fifw con! 3. 9"~l»o ncw gulsts ASE!) I I I . !W I I
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any several (is 13:]: Mr. and Mrs. Mrafii) 5°“ fiil'c‘d'h’é ‘rfiflfld I . “a ’ I
1' ..1}? 'm " lot-lay Eriaawwaui OFC “gr-gunds thIEI‘p‘éiI :«l' Shgflikcsl
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Iii-0'01}: name“ said at the hos-lJolm R. Wilden”: or, x mwr 3103'“. “‘35 com in: 6f Bridgeport manufac— . salaried pusiti‘on es" the opportunities arise. Are you the man m1»
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d H «Nigh to dance. Adm ss'ion tree.
Céilh‘lllilll Hurry l. (glh’mi'llnl‘i— W‘WoeTesldenm mm night
:.ln'r-:«>r lusl. a ring: of the \mr no 1111. complained to ”1“ police that horses N383 {11159 "0011- .. _ iciair, N J.‘ lifts. W. V. irankenberz in s '_ WHY HOT MKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER “OUT“ I .3
7m)” ”'35 099139999 [rank 0 “om-rm, “err- being permitted to rm around 9 — d—d-‘o-fi— «‘r’ hf” ‘-" ot‘fl'ew“?ork:"fi; ‘0? Hill of White‘l $3,333.26“ ...-.mgfiimkeggckg i‘rofi I 2 BY ENROLLING NOW! . . 43'
in... Arm-mam reclam- am. or the 4"“ “We“ “““d “ W“ 3““ 0““ "1° ’“ ~53.th NW W31: Praline: '59 ~31.- Gorgas or Bridgeport $3000. 000 to $8 000 900 and today - ' ; E is»
“ll l\(l'-I(-1"l"l0\y‘ 'l”ost m the. vii" r-an “Hale? be 5‘0“)?“ ' é!!!“ Pall“. Aug 23 28 , and J. C Kelly 01 Ridgefleid $3 025 to the Secretary of State th MERRIIAIA BUSINESS COLLIEG .
of Forci n Wars. took charge again ' M I » '.- ._..“..— . '00 or eccss fezsaW-and . . 9.- -
Inst («\«Iprfinq,» when tho (“lass rt-sumM —Aaron Kohns for Auto supplies. Frank wallel'fldn 0‘ 5II Hhmnton —-Mothers appreciatp n H T)’ much frznchiIshfts: 3” MI ________ 9 ___________________________________ >
its Htudifs after a short suspension of q l . .9 9—‘ 9 3‘9"“? formerly manager of “91,9 when there children take lllt'm any '
:VCHVHH‘S. The class met at the Amer- " “ A‘“‘”"’I' of Maw" street. 19-,(ormer Direct importing compon) 3 “here. so win not. take her to the , . #—
ivun Legion Hall. and nearly all of portml9 the theft of a number of car— 5‘0"? on wall «m first district has Hope Hose Carnival on the K. of C. I I
1hr members of the class «of last spring p99,.“.,. 3 tools from the Pen; l"1rm°",tak‘ n a position as agent wnh the srounde. Admission frt e. i ,
were present? and 'a number- of new N‘I‘HOW“ “"9"“? where he is work- 30““ Huncock Insurancé company. 33 VII '
filer-s worr- soon in the clues. This ing. an: is amIlIntd making legit fife?“ FEDERAL JUDGE MAY’ 3:6 ,
l."s is lwinr watched wi 11 interest ‘ an acqua n ancos. . r. a are e n’s BE TR R .
fls’IIslin. .41.. .~ II. 4.2;. 1‘ lasts 3:] over the —Aa'°“ K°lms for am’nfis- many friends will be .trlnd to learn ARBI AIIIO 3:"
‘Jllfiglo. , that he is doing very '91! in his new OMAHA Nell 3‘88 17 ——The pres- ’25..
. 9 A disturbance. on Smith street. arose position, on; plan of arbitration calling for a. Iexe
~—~Snuih Nor-walk Morehanis’ Big last "‘I‘Inmgf when ”I0 women be“ , (edeml judge acting as arbitrator in l: E
Sales Days Aug 25 26, 219 cumo cmhrorlcd and called mch other 9 The Chief‘s degree Was worked a! .1; matters oi dis flute 9 Me}! e s -
names. _mtrolman John Smith is in~ last. night's meeting ot"l_’ncas Tribe“. hotelier w‘or‘kérs and»; mg. will "
NENID ""mgatmg the man"- No. 26. l. 0. R. “M: and final plans submitted to the ‘ conference Of the "
A HAIR NETS were made for the joint clnmhnke. Amalgamated ‘leat Cutters and . i
15 h —E\-er sit on one end of the Sofa and field day to be held on Sunday and Bummr Workers of North
c ,eac and ”SIIE on the Otl’lt'l‘? A. box of next at Calf Pasture beach with Amean £06333 -...—w .. - r' . .« f '.;‘
I“ TW 0.” mm“ mm” you cl059r together 'ICockmoe Tribe of Nomalk. Pleas .-
0 FOR 250 “Word Pharmacy. - have been made for an attendance of PL’BIJSHE R l ‘ROVVELL DEAD. ~»
r" ' , about 300. Johnt‘H. Gallagher will -¢-- ‘ ’
\ltss .-'\. C‘. VVcnrll rot'h cxeruthc have charge 0-! the bake. Those CINCINNATI. n._~ Aug. 17. —J S.
StillSOl’l-POVVC" Corporation 3"" " “c' "r ‘h" Norwalk Chum" Grime-mixers who have not as yet secured Crowell. formr-r' owner of the Crowell ': t
1 ‘ ‘m'w‘l‘m‘ lied (”’55 has been 11-D- tickets and who plan to go should Publishing Pencil-113‘. Springfield. 0.. .
South Norwalk. "OWN woman Prolntion officer for .secure them from members of therpublizhm‘s or m. f "Woman: Home .r"
r - , U“ ‘ "3 0‘ NOT‘M‘Jk b3 311de George committee. not later than Friday of ompanion" and Farm and Fireside." L“
H. \ mhurgh and Judge Nehemiah this week died today, in :l hospital here. He had «a.
m «rylfilgr‘gjrfigré. 11.2. .:.:...»..;.»9.:s-:~..3 Candce. she beginning the duties of V—’——£——— been m many months.
fi ' ~ “ her office today. Chief George W. Bogardue contin- ~ _ .~ I ’
f? -—--——- 1195 to improve at the Norwaik Hus- SENATORS ARE DI‘JFEATED- 9.03 f
9 ._DANOING (1.155139 pltal where he is still.confined as . 3%?
5,“ .‘flss \Veld‘s Dancing Classes l’m- theresult of burns received when he. BLOOMING’I‘H\. “l. Aug 17 — {:39 9,.
f‘ the Fall and \Vlntor will begin Sept was trapped by falling walls together}, The Bloominmnn ThreeJSye League ".3 «J
9:2; 16:}: / with others in a fire at the Gilman‘ players bunchul hits and with passes :.- ...»;
fill - ,L t _.- ~ * ' * ‘ house in Rowavton on July 313:. He and errors in ”I second and elghth o". I ~ ‘ ...:
.,".‘ I b not receiving visitors as yet, as he innings (loin-mud the .;Washlngton m9 ’0: «l- '
93:, W. is easily tired. It is expected that his Americans in an exhibition game. 6 to ‘ " _g’ 9, It
.5). i : {condition will improve steadily so 1 yeatorda} <99 w and Torres “finer . < a ;
6-4; . , ,tha’lt he will be able to receive visitors Ilattr‘ries»~. a : l _ .. "
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man just starting in business
to know “exactly where his
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simplest and easiest way to
do it is by means of a check
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Qturiiy engine in this truck is not
, _ taxeé lainth the heavy chassis. load
' that :other power plants have to pull. '
" I The ages-gins of the l-ton and lye-tun
si28$§afre from 700 to 1500 pounds "
_ . , lighter than the average of 65 (first
; . I i- ' ' well‘” nown trucks. -
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YOUNG PHYSL :
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SEVERAL HUN- E
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For some time he «1188
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5 per cent of his month- '
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This bank is helping many
young business men in this
way and its consistent
growth is evidence of its use.
fulness. It is also glad to
suggest and advise on busi-
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the' young man solve them.
Savings Account. His
practice is growing, and
he now intends to save
10 per cent which ,
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Do you save 10 per
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Can \011? Anyway,
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