ymdow Draperies
3mm and othei: m flail
are desirable.
Am Ind. m front
891: to $4.50 a Window
Opaque Shades in dark Green. White
and m colors.
E.K.BANKS
iv 3“
é
. ‘ PH DAVIS
' summon. STREET
SQNOKWALK.
,, Of all broken lines, including Hart, Schaff-
ner & Marx Suits
AT
$14.85
$30.00 to $40.00
Norwalk Store Only
All broken lines of Silk
..........$3.85
1:35. ,3. UNDER ammo noun.
3%; Good Golf Weather :15; 80- NORWALK
3%! h :‘zi’: =1? '5- "'
5%: . .1“! we ave 1:37 Prosecuting Attorney Cramer 0.0
g‘; L33, Hegemxn is in Stamford today on
‘3: GOIf Hose, 1:"; business.
:: ital
:: ' :f; /
5;: GOIf Suits, 4;: l—Aaron Kohn’s for awnings.
. .. -- , ,
1 3;! , 3:. ‘ ---—--———
:1: ms Etc 22' Star of Columbus Circle. Compan—
.‘Zf. caps, Sh , . :11: ions of the- Forest, held a regular
22' 32:1 semi-monthly meeting last night.
3323 New Fall Woolens :33: __ . .
if; Ar H 1:;1 -—South Norwalk Merchants: Big Formet prices
33 e are ‘3: sales Days, Aug. 25. 26, 27. ’ . 1 t th
‘Ill :: :& .
225: DFOP in and LOOK 1'th Over :33; Division No. 1, Ancient Order of suit sa e a u
if. :32: Hibernians. held their regular meets
153;" :. ing. last night, at the Hibernian Hull.
ma. -1
'_' """"'""' A semi-monthly meetmg ot‘ the Wa' .
noma Council. No. 31. Degree of P0— Shlrts . . , , . .
cahontas, was held lust night at Red
. Men's Hall.
t
Roger Ludlow Council. No, :‘1. Junior . ‘ -
—Coal at Harris and Gans. Order of United Mechanics. held a Final clean up of
meeting last night at the American
Red M?“ from all 0V9" the State Legion Hall, on \\'all street.
will gather at Meriden. Conn.. for a ______.__.__. NECkwear . . . . . . .
monster field day. as the guests of “There was a large crowd at the
$1.00 and $1.50
No. 13. tomorrow. Hope Hose carnival last night and a
larger crowd is expected this evening.
There is ‘no admission charge to the
K. or C. grounds.
Mondowese Tribe.
Special. 1:: qt.
Aug! vine
—-Another Saturday
white enamel Dishpan 89c.
Furniture Co.
G. E. Brown, of 1;: Mott avenue. re-
ported to the police that his Franklin
car was struck by a Chevrolet car. the
number of which he was unable to ob-
tain. near the “’ashington street
bridge. about 7 o'clock last night.
All members of the Lockwood base-
ball team are asked to report for
practice. at the Master Grounds? this
evening at 6:30.
Rogers 69’ Stevens
N ORWALK AND SOUTH N ORWALK
——Hoover Vacuum Cleaners sold on
easy terms at Donnelly's.
Colonel Leonard D. “’ildman. or
Cmcago, is \isitiug at the home or his
..1th1r. Alfred N. Wildman 3.. ‘1! Main
street. Danbur).
—~Mothers appreciate it verv much
when there children take them am
where. so why not take her to the
Hope Hose Carnival on the K. of Li.
giounds.
A dmlssion tree.
The Overhead wiring for the trolley
airs. on Mill Hill. near Smith ,street.
broke down last night Just after an
East avenue car passed by the point
at whit-l1 the wire broke. The break
taking place at 5 o'clock. the power
Ira shut oil” and the break repaired in
——Straws and Panama: renovated
The German lit-lief l’und Social}. 3'- 03119113-
held a very successful knl‘fet- klatch.‘
yesterday, afternoon. at the home oi“
Gtmge Ilmuaniin Young. one of
Mathewson shoe
last night.
The Lounsbury 6';
manufacton c1051.] do“ n.
for a two days' vacation. _
l ——-Ever sit on one end or the Soft
and ”SEE" on the othcr? A box of
iour candy druwa \ou closer togethm.
1Cliflord Pharmacy.
i
{are many
lfiiss Mary Waller, daughter of Mr.
The couple will make their home at good substitute for - the oflicc oil 7"“
mayor. _. 1‘
2 - l w- , , ~ . - .
7"? iogsgifrifi‘ Bridgeport, 1010 Workers in every district are hi3“: “Al Ex .M-x la- -1“
“g g p‘ . straining every exert to get the senti- 1‘95“?" 5 W39 “Thin m a up,"
The marriage of Frank J. Spinetta ment 0’ the 9909““ This “'35 Show" day. was.“ "”7 "!'"’7-vi .1”
and Grace F. Burke. of this city. was in the primary registrations and ac- 5935”“ m “M“ :‘v r' ‘
321 North Main street
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 1h
Deaths and Funeral.5 .
Punt rd} .4
roHE? Maison»
mu PARTY SPLIT:
l
“4"“ q.’
Local friends of Howard 1. Com- The tum ’ ‘in “m“
”stack son of Captain and Mrs: William 001mm from First Pm “as mm 1:; 1 ii .. ”We 3‘
ll. Comatock. of Warren august. Fir-t _ (“lock .21 luff-vi“ “”‘t'mw.."
ldist'ict’ were surprised to learn yes- responsibility of the chief executive. lR<'\‘. Fred 11 1.11,“ ”m“ ~15 ‘ '
terday of his marriage on Tuesday at-
ternoon, August 16th at filing Hill to
1.: "hmr
l
But to give Wilson an increase in sal-. lt‘l‘mrm w
my and to musty him ‘in the idea that
“he so getting something better it is
$150 planned. it is said. to take the
job of assistant city attorney from “2
Parker Seeley and combine the offices
of city auditor and assistant city attoz -
ney. “Hill road. lit 1_
The onice or the assistant city a.t-. ficmtlng Tm
torney pays 32,500 a year and this 10“ (”mmt‘n
with the $6.000 job of the cm:- audl-‘ ‘-
.tor would give "Cliff" Wilson a very“TROLL"YM-I‘JVTF \i
-:~ w. 1....
"\u . I
Hum 1,“
Film ral, m “1:. I
The 111111 1:.l 1.:
“T18 ht id _\4 5111.1
o’clock. iron. H...
[(‘i‘. Ali‘s \K'il'm
Isnd Mrs. William E. \R’aller. of‘Chest-
incl: Hill, Trumbull. The parents of the
couple attended the ceremony. Mr.
‘Comstock was formerly a well known
‘newapaperman of this city, but since
the fall of 1917 hasbe‘en located in
Bridgeport and Hartford. More re-
cently he wasone of the-editors of the
Bridgeport Evening Star. Where Miss
‘Vallcr was also employed.fora' while.
““43.
A :1 mt
ilxt
"‘ :1 “314.;
cording to the registrars
mately one thousand Democrats who
Wanted their names on the Republic-
an primary list this year. failed to
approxi- Company woull 1.. ,.
close its sidd. -
company called
Washington. -h.
a] Industrial
announced today. the ceremony being
performed on August 13th. -at the
home of the bridegroom's brother.
James Spinetta. 15 Corbin street. New
ill 1; .1
Com.-
Britain. Mr. Spinetta is a brother of have “their names transferred from .
PMrs Charles Carillo. at Washington one "8t ‘0 another and because 9f wane” out of u“ ’ "11m (M
street. The couple expect to make this their'plans"to become Rtpublican he might ”Tm" ‘ 1'. 113.. '
their home at 10 L114: ' cc street. this voters in the primaries will be shat- of 11“ WS‘HHO'W 1m Wt
city. Mr. and Mrs. James Spinetta tered. counsel ”“1 0" f”"“‘ mom;
“reg-(g the attendants, Th9 registrars intend to throw out 51d? mgpfztrd‘ H V‘ '4 llutvr‘m’.
Miss Ruth Dimond. of West avenue. all those wha wanted their Political 9’3"“ 0‘ 1“”- "W“- mg
entertained about 25 or her friends at Preferences changed from Democrat When “m3“ f"“‘* ._
an informal dance at her home last ’0 10 Republican and did "0* say 90 closely qqfitmmfl “‘ in":
evening. , in their applications testimony 111 WWW ‘; mdn,
he tried to show Hum. ”“14.“
M r. and Mrs. Dudley E. Raymond. -Straws and Panama: at O'Briens. ough‘ ‘0 1‘“ 9‘11 “ll" . tum.“
of West avenue. are the parents of a
daughter. born yesterday morning.
Both mother and daughter are doing
well.
FRENCH SHOP OPENS
Store at 21 North Main
Devoted to Ladies (Booth.
Tomorrow the Stamford French
shop. devote] to hats and ladies' rod-1
fly to wear clothing will be opened at
The store has‘ '
0
opportunities for bargain| VI‘ I R0 I A 9
seekers and also for those women of . ' Q
discernment who appreciate the finest _ .
of materials and of sen ice. ‘ ‘
For several years now the French! I
Shop in Stamford. located on Main
street. has been doing a flourishing‘
business and tho re were many women-
t‘rom Not-walk who patronized it.
So great was the demand from
these. Not-walk customers for the lo~
cation of such a store here that the
proprietor decided to open here.
There will be special bargains in
all fines of goods for the opening day.
New Street
been attractively furnished and there
When you visit us you’ll appreciau living «ml
by Salespeople who can aid you in Choosing fill-511135;
desirable model from 0t 1' many VlCTRtll All
Every Victrola we sell is backed 1-;
tee as well as the maker’s.
g.-.“ . -.
r 221 ‘,'_\l.?\{'
Our reputation has been made l». the ll" y-muh
satisfaction which our customers enjujx‘.
$5.00
“HOIWII‘ZRISG “HANDED AS A
CRIME.
HAVANA. Aug. lD.-——i'rotiteerlng is
branded :1 crime under the provisions
of :1 mess-11w approvifl hy the Cuban
'l‘hv bill was framed for the protec-
tiun of the livestock industry. and was
laid l\t'l"\l‘l" the (Vitamin-1‘ ivy the ex—
“fin-
.porto d from utht‘r
gllqlllrrtl
‘
i
l
i
a short time. Mrs. Henry Jolme. at 3? Davis street. lNorw'alks oldest batters. died a his9 ——South Not-walk )lerchanta’ B”;
~———- A pleasing number of people turnrd'llomc in That place Monday. at the Sales Days, AUK- 35- 36. 27-
—C0me out and meet your friendmout for the affair. inge of seventy—eight years. Mal
at the Hope Hose carnival on the K. ——————-——_—— jyuung had numerous acquaintances‘ Mrs. William Ft‘uflvltl. of :S Roy-
01 C. grounds. Admission free. An elitel'tuinnient :md apron social :unmng hm...” 1“ this city. The hh'inoml street. was struck and k110rked
—-———-—- Was held at the St. l‘eters' liviitigeli- ‘,,[,;.1 services “(To lit-id nus “Hm--‘COWH by :11) automobile. driven by
The assortment of stamped nrtlclesmul church. on ("mlnr strm-t. lust 1-0011.-—l)u11bury News. l-‘rank Yolk. of ll Leonard street. in
for art needle work shown by the N. evening. A grutil'11111: sum was rculiz-l Muhackemo Square. lust evening.
‘3. Ryan Co. is varied. and interest— ed at lust night's onh-rtulnim-nt. which 1 ——~South Norwnlk Merchants‘ Biglwmw ”Fll‘niflg to the Salxation Army
mg. All the desrgus are new and tif- w1ll 1:0 to the decorating fund of the Sales Days. Aug ”6 26 27 lilaud. She was tnlmn to the allies of
‘ford unusual possibilities tor the ex- chu1ch. ' " ' ' ‘ “11 1'7 1- Nurncll. “here it Was found
Dression of individuality in .vour giftsg "N“ 3’“ “33 SU‘YHNIL' from hI‘IIle‘S
to friends. Make selections now so ~- Show the folks that \011 remem- "t ”’9 """'""5 of ”’9 Arm” "”“und scmt: hes .-\u arrests were made.
you will have ample time to finish the in r lhl m. take them to the Hope “w” ‘3'.“ (”mug 't ““3 \oted '0 us it is said that tl1r accident was un-
pieces before the holiday season. llosl- ‘.1ini\al on tlit1{.of C. grounds “0‘” another outing on August ”R “V“ WUOlilllli‘
admission free .to go to lioton Point. The trip all" __
—-—South Norwalk Merchants' Dig; a“ mud“ 1%" "‘0‘" mm“ “"d ”W W"; —Buy your an”! auri- and Gum!
Sales I)ays' Aug, 35, 26. :7, A dance- under the auspices of the ".V “'l” lISStwmbl! ill llt‘l‘m s(ill-”1' H: _. ‘
Nurllvlni 'l‘hlmnlo- l‘lun was held in the '9 fl'llmum‘t‘fl that "WNW?” who Dhlll‘ —~South Norwalk Mcrchants' Rig
The Hope Hose carnixal was veryWVl'stUn Town Hall. last night. The ‘1‘ l!“ “mum "0W." MP"- Marie p.11... Sales Days. Aug.{£5 26 21.
Well attended last evening despite the Neivtown-lieddlna Orchestra. :1l-|_\ «li- 11“”‘1- ”W president. “-Vh‘lflllwmfi N‘Lf “’ 1 ' ’
attractions elm-where, The mxtcl-tzlin- I‘N‘le |-.\‘ A. E. lievzuis. who also net— '11::-i,~lmnbun NCW’“ l John ”318251.133. 0f 1?er Check?»
era for last evening were 1.111..»1- elm-w ed as promoter in lln- old fushium «l; ""“*—“ “inillrned in the Reynolds; G: 11: 11:1
in NW” 50mm and «immune and lll'0\'tll \‘iileuin l'H-ls. squarv donors and .\‘.-11. \\'ll.\‘ not Elk" .VUIH‘ Om‘ "ml only inn. was lilac-1i under xiv-WM. vest: 1»
to 1-... ;. Alm‘idml 1.“. 1-... “WM...“ ‘lllt'lxvls. prmldwi music. The allalr ‘0 ”-0 llnpc Hose enrniiui at the Hum.“ grim-”m,” 1,3,. “Hop”... S',.g,.nm
mcnt wxll lw .1 1.2-; tun.- gm“; .,,..1 '\\'.1s smuwlnl 111 4'\t‘l’_\ nu). .01 C» grounds lllls‘i‘w'mng- Sh“ "R“! Thomas lllzni. charged with [11111-5‘11).
dam... “an", rm”. erlluq pm-r, .‘lml' ~——~—-~-~— .lo dame. Admisswn free. 1101'? or his “NC. .11 .1 speciul St‘RSlUll
two local \miu: Lullls, In .‘1 1... «lulu I rrSmlth .\'ur\v:1lk Merrhzmts' lliir' “~-—" Iof lhr llI)\'-thfill court hvld 11 '1
ing ..\mil.n.,,,_ gmHFllr Sull‘s Unis, Aux. 2.3. 26. 27 Th" speaker SH“ ”"1"" '0 ”l‘l“ :11' “1 o'clock, ):o~.-t--r1lit\‘ afternoon ludgl
—->— -— l ———‘-—' !”“‘ ”Sm" Thumdiu‘olunehnon of ”"fltleorge- ii Yuan-until onion-d limit
——So:1th Norw \it 1. ll.llll~ 1:114. Muss :\l..,\ \‘ l~‘.-1llon. who has I'm-n . Nun‘filk KlWJH'?‘ ""lb- 4” ”l" .\’nrw:ilk ‘slrom to 11.11 his wlfl- 3H 41 week‘ for
Sales l‘.1)>‘. Aug. 2.1. '_l;, :7. ;‘()y'_:.”||_.$ ..1 1m :(il‘llh’l rhun'h. NUT~ ("lllllll‘l‘ (lUl‘. Mall‘nlii.‘ 41l""“°°“-:th0 111‘.\l en inonllls. lllulrr lililltlf‘ hf
“ “R. 1111' 5....” 1:1! .\l‘.’ll‘9. 1‘35 111141-1‘1‘15 duller: to 1111111111: due to :1 itilstuk? in ‘50“ Ol‘ ,,, :0 to fill] for “‘1‘. (l‘l\"‘1
‘1..-. ”will... \1 ;.r..g..,1 31mg. l".’l"-’.1n“'1" t me. The nwnllu-rs. who (li)0_\t'll n 5 . L. . .l v ' l ..
iv ENIDA HAIR NIE'I‘SI ]\ “mg“[mnm “,r Edward ,1 Sinus. “slum- of Sivuhrrl Hollywood's (it-litmus liltiftjlzghlnllnz. hdhAOLHE‘ ‘0 snare ‘
organist 1t”-111nlt_\ l“:l|l§(0hltl church. .llini‘h'l'llfi- dlw'nsw'd lhe 10min: l) __.
15c eaCh All ”“, mm,” at “0”ng Fowler [:,._ '.\'t11u;1lk nl' t‘h'.111l:itiqua, \v-l1l1h was —l).\\(‘l'€(; ('L'ASSFS
llol
. \1 11111,:
2'. lutk.
l‘ulhs un- lentil-stud to meet “L‘Hill twillaim-d to them.
ill G. A. it. ”all. til.
(la) light 14:1 \‘in;: time.
‘ his
7 : 3"
TWO FOR 250
——P:1namas and Straws at 0' llrlens.
at O' Briens.
l.
!
311'» \Veluls Dancing Classes for
the Fall and “inter will begin Sept
16th.
(‘AIKN ()V REIDDIXG
ICOl'TI'I
(‘tflIm‘P‘fi‘ Taxi to Operate
Ilridgt‘port Line».
. Guests who registered .‘ll l1" 11W: ‘
StillSOll“ P0“ 9" corporation up”... ”(m4~ ...sh.,.,m\_ “in: “:I There “ill he :1 special meeting of
South Norwalk. and \l1s (. ”_ ’l‘mnllnson. of _\-l.“._ ”11- Day Nursery ASSOt‘lullOH. on 2\lon~
11,0” R 1.1:.”‘981 Roberts. of l‘mlti- an} afternoon. August 22nd. ill 3
111011 1.. ll. Kai-innit. of Akron. Limit. Olmvk ”1 T-)' “t ”‘9 N"”‘""-"~ ”n
and Mrs. .l l.. Morgan. of Camp Dix. l'nlon street. (it which time the build-
.\'. .F: .l. 'l‘. llnran. of Hartford: M. I1). int: will lu- insxwvll'll. The NIHM‘T)‘
Mug: r. m- lemw": Mr. and “”1 .will eloae tomorrow for two weeks. as
Cornell. .l1'.. ”I Now York: Mr. and Him matron. Miss Mar} Harry. and her
Mrs. Rulllll F2120. \Vinil'reli Sago, l‘Ili« l‘iM‘T- Mil“ n“”'““1 1'41”): will lt‘flV"
nore Rare, and \Villizun Yt'lm. till off"r " ‘w" WPM‘S' "““""””- ‘” their
Philadelphia. gimme in New York State. l
-—Motion pictures of last week's
'Movie Dance and other
_ing a two or tl1r 1- reel comedy \vl‘ll be
shown in the over at ltoton Point
Park on Thursday. l-‘ridoy and Satur-
‘(lay Nights.
views includ-
Double Your
Savings
It Can Be Done
4
The nation ’5 fire
loss cost the peo-
ple of America
one quarter of a
billion dollars in
1920—41; is a cost-
ly bonfire and its
cost is growing"
’ yearly.
Do not let. your
fire imco premi-
ums lapse. Sun-tan
account here by de-
positing a little at
the start and a fixed
sum every we ek
thereafter and when
Y O U N G PHYSI-
CLAN—BALANCE
SEVERAL HUN-
DRED DOLLARS.
For some time he has
made it a rule to deposit
5 per cent of his month-
ly . receipts in his
Savings Account. His
practice is growing, and
he now intends to save
10 per cent w hi c 11
should double his sav-
ings within .1 year
'r“1 3:31;“ 3‘”
:1- 1}; ‘1.
' .1. am: ‘33.?
"”41".""2'
fmeadhismof’m
u!
DO you save 10 per the. prentium falls
cent of 3-10u- income? due you will have
-Can you? ADYWay the money ready to
meet it and 4 per
cent. interest. will
accumulate on the
money My.
“Double your
it CAN be donms’éVingg ’
———-
‘ City National
lapprovmi by the commission.
'l‘lar l‘un'grvss Taxi company oper—
ating motor cars between Dnnhm‘y
and Bridgeport,
is shortly
by way of Newtoxvu.
to inaugurate :1 similar ser-
\'1'cl ()\l‘i' the new l)anbur.viliridgv-
port routz. through Bethel. Bedding
and 151151011. The company made up-
[lllt'llLiull in the public service com-
inissinn to operatic cars on this route
at the time it applied for permission
tu run airs on the Newtown route
and the application was subsequently
AL
—-—‘
ll
t \1
'#
Warm
hummoldmwbditln’t
wfiromflabemm . €
Two
m-utivr dun-11mm nt it would author-
ise tlu l‘ i' 311*. lit to confer with stock—
mcn and retailers. and to fix prices to
he changed for mm Densities would
be inliit ted upon iliom disn guarding
the prir‘vs thus established. (Little im-
counlrivs would lm
to undergo a ten-tiny qual-
lwl’mo “0111;; admitted to Cuba .
DONNELLY’S
18 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NOR‘K ti...
“When: Good Service Is a Habit"
3| llllllf'
'17-" n chained ad in the 81-min...
for the host molt].
~_.........._... -v» -w..~.anrm. “m“...u...“ --.. .. ”mu"... .0... .a -w..-..
Chamber of f‘ommvrer. yestvrviug .. 1 .
This is the first time that it has her-n 'lOan and modest “reeklv payments put ‘g ‘, 14'.'«li.‘.lll
placed in the criminal call-gory in v , I v“
Latin American countries. your home nou'. ChOOSQ here frCm 2‘. “fig. L W A”.
1
Reduction in Price
of Gas
We are 0laid to announce that a €l€€1 ease in the cost
of some of the mateiials en te1 1.1 -to the manufacture
of Gas enables us to make A REDUCTION OF 10c PER
THOUSAND CUBIC FEET in the price of Gas
by us in Norwalk. This reduction will be effective on all
bills rendered after October 10, 1921. Prepayment me—
supplied
ters will be adjusted accordingly as rapidly as possible.
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