. ' 1"“ ' M?
gum ' gm more“. White
~ mm notary.
E. KOBE 7n?
illllllllw
Mr. and lifts. Howard Newman, and
yon. Howard of .Fairflcld avenue.
have. moved 'to New York city.
Members of Berkeley Chapter. 0. 14:.
8.. will hold an outing at Compo .lleacl‘.
on Friday afternoon and evening of
this we ck.
—-Speclals for this week. Roasters
fowl,
30c 1b.. live broilers. 40c. 1h.
Kilo. S. N. Live Poultry Market, 9
Bouton St. Tel. 2835.
l v—lland Concert tonight 7:30 to
3:30 I). '1‘. blahackemo Square. Mer-
chants‘ Mardi Grus Sale opens to-
nnérrow morning. _. -- .‘
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The planking on tho- lirinl'ze on Sunl-
Il'lls street. {on-nylon. was reported
to bohrolu-n. and Street l-‘oreman
lEdwurJ llllll)’ has been notilied.
,_________—
Tomorrow evening an election or of.
(inert: will he lH'lll when the annual
mcl‘lina' or ill» Y. M. II. A. is htltl
There is considerable rivalry as to
who shull lll' president. it is reported
Keep your display windows lighted
tonight.
Work on the instulhilinn of live mo-
tors :it the llzlvis‘l’ope hzlt shop is ll-‘-
inc: zone :lhr-ml with by thr- \Vhilf‘
Ekcltiv'ul company of W'fshingtnn
street.
The \‘.’.ll'lllll£_{‘ lumps on :1 job (If
patching ril‘ liu- pavement on South
‘Main siren-t were found to he extin-
guished about 11:50 o'clOck last ni:l.t
levnolds. wlm
by i’utrolvnun John
nut-ll them and rc—llt them.
-l‘:rim: hr-r to the ‘v. F. W. ('m‘
Blval. North Main Sheet. Pro:
Daiuing. American Band.
John Tmlle of 1050 liust Sr-roll'l
street. lh‘nnkl)”. l‘.’lll into ill" l‘l‘ill‘ I-f
an‘ automobile :lrivcn l-_v Kasper
Tlizzil-r nl~ li’. “Vin-l Fll‘f‘l'l _\r-st(~rll.z\‘
afternoon on North Mnin street :zliont
2:530 o‘clock lH-nllinu' tlir- mudguard.
The matter was Mttlml lH-lu'mn lin-
two llll'll.
———‘.\II'TR(‘H’J\,\'TS——
Keep your displav windows lighted
tonight.
Veterans of Foreign \‘Vars T'ost. .\’o.
‘254. of Hartford, possess one of the
largest drums: ever made. It is 4':
inches in lllllllll'lf‘l‘ and 48 lnchl-s
“'lllra \thn on parade. this piece of
Work rr-ccntlv f‘Olllf‘l'lt'd. requircs the
services of four luv" to carry it. The
walk lai‘ in front of his premises on
Elmwood avenue.
~Hoover Vacuum Cleaners sold-on
easy” terms at Donnelly's.~ 1
Ernest Bailey has'resum'ed his du-
ties as'superlntendent ot' the bathing
houses at lloton Point after» a few
days‘ illness.
-——Let‘s see you tonight at the'V.
F. W. Carnival, North Main Street.
Band Concert and Free Dancing.
Bridgeport police reported to the
Norwalk police department last night
that a Chandler automobile. had been
stolen from the Park city.
——-Band Concert tonight 7:30 to
9:30 I). 'l‘. Mahackemo Squaw“. Bier-
chants‘ Mardi Gras Sale opens to-
morrow morning.
Snapper blue fish are. commended
to bite in good-fashion according to
local fishermen. Several good catch—
es have been reported although the
fish are still running small.
-—-Aticnd the big 'i'. 1". \V. Carnival.
Free Dancing.
North Mam Street. Band Concert and
The Bridgeport police reported the
{belt 31' :i 191". model Chandler ton-‘—
l‘('g.‘.'lSll':lllOll numbers 2111!”.
inz cur. ‘-
t‘rmn that city llf‘l\\‘l-l‘ll 10 and 102-1-
o'clock last night.
________...__~
—-llnnd Concert toninht 7:30 to
re. Mer-
9:30 D. T. Mahackemo Squa
chants' Mardi (lras Sale
morrow morning.
_________...——
Members of Upliir Chapter. 0. 1‘).
luni canning. enjo) ell n. suppcr at Full
l’nsturl- Lint-ll. those attending: mak-
illL’ thc trip from llll' l'lllEP rooms is;
an auto t'urnisliml lrv .l. K. l’incn‘l.
About in!) mitt-ruled and all rtpnrlhi
an culmalile time.
opens to-
S .
(‘mim rt toniirht .: to
rflzfiu l). 'I‘, Mahzickcmn Squzirl. Nil-la
chunts' I\lardi Grzls Sale opens to—
niorrow morning.
2-»
——rl’.n lid
The cast- ol‘ liuuh l‘crltvn, of Van
7.;xnlil stn-rt. Eli-rested for ope-ruling :l
motor \o-lllt-lc \iithout :i lire-use. with
tlw- vnnft‘lv'r (‘lllvfllll and fur in-
formation. l-,\‘ Motor Vehicle l‘nlrul-
mun \Villlzln‘. (‘arrnlL will come before
Judge \‘owlmrflt in the downtown
cmxrt on l‘riJav mornin: of this \\'t't‘k.
.._______
—Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
_______._—-—
1'11 l5!)
.\‘ntir-<4 \\;l.< received by tlu- local
ntlv‘in'lx «ll l'li' l“l'.lllk (‘ (imllr-vv l‘usl
\‘u 1:. American l.rf;i<.n. tn llu- t'll'll
llirll'lllc {villqnpol't lllllt‘t‘ of lln- lir-
llillrillltlllllll l'l\i3:inli nl‘ tlw \'tl~i:ll;.:'
Hurt-nu i'nrnlc-r!) il.i l‘..'i:irxl for \'m‘.’l~
linnzil l‘lduculion. is in lit abandoned
'l‘lu- t-rmiiiliiliic.ttioli “as sent out by
(lscnl' l(xill>io-l{. the local supervisor.
—.\lliR(‘lI.\NTS—-
”Ker-p your display windows lighted
tonight.
According to a report made the po—
drunimvr “alks at the side of this
hur‘e piece of work. which produces;
flhe sound of thunder :ind announce:
this approach to l\'(‘l‘}‘0ll(‘ within ll.
mile of him. '
. -Buy your coal at Harris and Grins.
NENIDA nAIR NETS -
15c each
TWO FOR 250
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
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DOUBLE
"El? It CAN be done
Housewife —- bal-
ance about $325
She promptly adopted
our slogan and per-
suaded her husband to
get a budget book. It
has shown her many
places where. she. could
easily save a few cents
a week. She, has dou—
bled the amount she
regularly deposits, And
her balance will double
within two years.
Maybe a budget; book
or an expense account
would help you save.
“Double your savings;
it CAN be done.”
South NorWalk
Savings Bank
-. 3 ‘pren Hmrms‘ht"
m}
_ n: "£33. 1 .3 "qu, {gm . . _
- .1: ..
am Ham
:ii.l;:t:;:-.:.:i.-.‘:‘r..a
r .-
1: «ya»: W m
'41.)“
Richard Dunn is having a new tat" 8. . ..
II
..
"30:10
Inlll‘lllatlnt
A-
1.1
\VHAT DO YOU
Some Lightweight
IIoIIIIOIOIoOl.
Khaki Riding Breeches
White Vests
..-..-u¢.-
‘ in. Waist
30
32 in. “'aist
85 WASHINGTON
Ilice. an automobile operaled by Les-
‘tl-r lcers. of New llnvcn. (oliillmi
vaith the rear-un-l Of a commercial‘
llllil‘lt parked in front of llrlice's
stmv in “’nil slrr-l-t. visit-lllav :li‘lwiu
noon. The tail liizlit of tin truth “it“:
“as llli' “mils".nlli
No ill‘r'bl \\'.l.‘~‘ Hill-l-
Sill:l.‘<l‘('xl. as
the :inlolnobilt.
~- llziml (‘OIlH-l’l tonight T:."I'> to
9:30 ll. 'l'. .\l:lll1llktlll(> S-lunl‘t. .\lo r-
( htlltts' ..‘lzll‘lll (tins Sill ppm-is to.
nioriow morninf.
(‘histi-r .\. hunks. ol' \\'illon. Ill'l't .U
ml Sphinx lllLfiil in l'nllulniun .lulm
Slnl‘i: m. llullmlllt stint {or l‘lrlih :5:
(hunt: null for operating a rut \'.iti -
out 2i lll'l nm‘. \\.'l:~ lint-«l $2.? and cost?
ummipfinsr lo SKY. in all in the «lowlh
[own llrlll'l tlzi~i morninz: by Judge
(lcnrp- \'(-.~l.llll.:ll on llit‘ N-(‘klPSS (ll‘l\‘-
lllLI ('llill'L‘I. llxo charge of operating
without :1 license lieing nolled.
——.\l FRCHANTS—
Keep your display windows lighted
tonight.
The nation's fira
loss cost the peo-
ple of America
one quarter of a
billion dollars in
1920—it is a. cost-
ly bonfire and its
cost is growing
yearly. ‘
Do not let. your
fire. insurance premi-
ums lapse. Start an
account here by dc-
positing a little at
the start and a fuel]
‘sum every w e. ck
thereafter and when
the premium falls
due you will have
‘the money ready to
meet it and 4 per
cent. interest will
accumulate on the
money steadily.
City National
Bank
. South Norwalk
, - Connecticut:
(if:
, nue,
{Plymouth avenue.
,ltl'eet. is entertaining her cousin. Wes.
' ' SOCIEZNOTES
(.IVliV \llst'lil.l..\.\‘l-20l't~‘ HHOVVH“.
hunt-r llt‘l‘ approqclnnx mar-
ll.l'_’l‘ lu ’l‘imizlas Riordan. Miss M.
i“l:llll‘1 s llll'kt v was the rccipirnt of a
insidiul nilsu llnizc (ms Sll0\\‘1l‘, last
nu‘m. (at. ndl'tl to her at the hume 0!
\ll‘. Illlll Mrs. l‘ulrirk \Vliilc. I‘ine
fill" wt, First district. .\ SPOH' of
iris llllS attended the shower and Miss
l
in (ii
Hirlzvy \vns the recipient of many
lililltlhfllfil' gifts. A check for $1.000
“as the gift of Michal-l .l. Riordan.
lilllit'l‘ ol the groom—to-lle. to the
young couple.
liuring 'thv e-vc-l‘llllf.’ vocal solos. by
Mrs. A. 1". Rose. were enjoyed. and
there was dancing. A duiuly colla-
tion was served.
The wedding of Miss Hickey and
.\lr. Riordan will take place on Sep-
tr-mbcr 6. it was announced.
Among those present at the shower
\vcre: The Misses Minnie and Emma
Millard: Ann I... Katherine. Alice and
Agnes Prendergusn Anna Carroll.
Vera McNamara. Ethel Rose. Helen
Carroll. Viola Guyer. Anna- Rose. Mel-
on \Vhite. Anna Grumhly. lmontine
\\’hite. Mrs. Patrick \Yhite. Mrs. \Vil-
liam ll. Hickey. Mrs. E. F. Kelley.
Mrs. A. F. Rose and Miss M. Frances
Hickey.
Mrs. Frances Godfrey. of 4 View
Crest, celebrated her eighty-sixth an-
niversary on Monday at a party given
in her honor at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George \‘i’. Stevens.
McKinley street. Rowayton. Besides
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens the guests in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. William R. God—
frey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Godfrey.
of \Vilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton
Stevens and daughter Dorothy and Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Kigglns. Mrs. Godfrey
Corduroy Trousers . . . . . . . . . . $4.8?
Khaki Norfolk Coats . . . . .
3 Shantung Silk Suits at $17.50 each
Sim 35. 36, :37
A few Palm Beach Trousers . . $3.00
1 Pair thite Flannel Trousers $3.85
6 Pairs White Flannel Trousers $9.75
8 Pairs White Flannel Trousers $7.85
:20 lo 33 \‘l’aist
Mr. Ree DuctionSays:
It is: Never too
“ to Buy an Overcoat
If the‘Price Is Right.
THINK OF THESE
PRICES ?
Sizes 36 to 44, all wool, with or without belts, single and dbubie-
breasted; all we carried from last year.
AfewMackinaws.......................................
Overcoats, suitable for these cool evenings
$17.50 to $22.50
..$4.85
$4.25
.......$l.00
Sizes
Raincoats .
Single Trousers, 28 to 34 waist. Splendid for school wean. $3.85
T'mw Trouser. will up to $7.50
1-38 Stout Coat and Trousers..........................
1-35 Belt Model Coat and Trousers
JOSEPH DAVIS
SOUTH 'NORWALK
STREET
2».
6 Pairs White Serge Trousers $9.85
32, 34 and-.38 \Vaist
A Few Pairs Odd Trousers . .
4 Auto Dusters . . . ........ . .
Blue Flannel Sport Coats . . . .
A Few Odd Suits
Knitted Sport Coats ...... . . . $14.75
Size 35, 37. 39
$17.50
34, 37. 39. 40 and 42
IDIICII-Cl-OIII-o13707y
lla~.0;:ll7r?lla .
Your‘clioice .' . ..$22.50
$7.50
I
$1.9
51.9
0!
Sizes 4‘2 and 44
€13
N
~l
UI
All
sizes
$8.50
.........312,50
Mr. and Mrs. William Barr)- and
children. of 15 Slillmnn avenue. lmn-
bury hm v rt’llil‘llt d home after
spending swverul ll.l_\S .-l the home or
James Barry. Norwnlk.
Miss Madeline )lngn: x‘ and l'anl
illilgner. of 103 l‘n H- n :ixcnue. are viS<
itilzi: l'i'ivll‘tis in \\‘;.t- ll'iil}. today.
0t Hurrlll avenue.
llidcrlield. where.
Jacob Llnxul ilwr.
lt-l‘t yt‘stcrdnv int
he will spend (no “.11“;
W...”—
gated a l't'porl that there was a man
in the ):ll‘rl of .l. lilunrv Stevcns' homo
ii‘iax llil lroud. in 1:4“ o’clock this
morning. but could land no one.
____._‘__._——-
’ The United Stun 3 Civil Service Com-
,inlSslon will hold l\.lllllllilllOllS in the
‘l’wii'rnl buildinzrs. in
iHuvrn and Bride-port, on October 29.
;l:l:l, u: 9 a. m.. to examine Senator
l Ml‘lu uns' candidnt. < who wish to take
3mm in his COlllpt'tln‘ t'VllnllllailOl‘i for
‘the selection of u principal and three
alternates for the entrance examina-
tion for the L'. S. .\';l\;il Academy. in
June. 1922. An} young man Wishing
.to compete in this examination Should
communicate with Senator McLean at
.Ollcc .advising him as to which city he
'desircs to lake thc culmination in.
SKIDMORE FINED
$200 AND COSTS
_______.
(Continued tram First Page).
—.———-
drive with one hand. The accident
which took place 0 posite the home
of Albert Lee on \V nficld street, re-
s‘unea in in.- Ford car driven lay—Sigm-
more. overturning. after Gurnee had
been struck, and the baby throng)
fromthe carriage in which it was :1
has nine grandchildren and eighteen
great'grandchildren. She is in the‘
best of health and enjoyed the festivi-
ties as well as the youngest of the!
party. Many messages of congratulaJ
tion were received during the day. '
Miss Anna Young. of Wilson ave-l
. has returned home from a two
weekgr vacation spent in Phlladel-i
' phia, Vineland and W'ildwood. N. J. l
3
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Froeb and?
‘ Misg Virginia Bach. or Lowe streetl
have returned from a pleasant two.
weeks’ sojourn at Atlantic City. :
Postal cards have been receivrd by"
local friends from C. J. Valentine. of'
Who is spending'
several days at Lake George.
Mrs. B. J. Reynolds. of I-Iavilan’rl'
i
ey liurritt, of Providence. R. I.
ing.
In the can vvith Skidmore were
Chris Sheehan. Oscar 1(1ng and VVil-
liam Bartram. Constable John Nooney
men under arrest as all were more at
less intoxicated. Skidmore having
the more serious charge preferred
against him.
Bartram and ‘Kling were fined 3:.
and costs each on ,MOnday morning.
while this morning Sheehan was filled
a similiar amount. ,
Twenty-four hours. under‘bonds of
500 were given Attorney Paul Con‘
nery. representing Skidmore to file an
appeal from marine. and if th eappeal
is taken. continuance will be granted
under similiar bonds.
.The case took most or the morning
session of conrt.‘there being a number
or witness some»: whom were sure
that ' Skidmore-t'm_ intoxicated. while
’7eertain.
' . . 0 .
Patrolman \\'lli:.ilt‘ Smirnis lll\'('!~‘ll—v
Hartford. New !
ANTI-Bill)“ BILL CONFERENCE
REPORT.
\VIESHIXGTON. Aug.
two hour wrangle. the situate refused?
today to set aside the anti-beer bill'
conterencc report for consideration
of other legislation and gave every
[indication of heading toward a jam.
calculat: d to upset plans for a thirty—2
day recess beginning tonight.
——Coal at lowest prices.
Gang.
1
Harris and
.13an AND BULLS THAT
' ARE BLADE FROM THE BEST
Fine bread or all varieties as well
as rolls are fresh made here every
lbaking day. The rolls include such
well known and popular varieties as
‘miik. water. sugar, sweet, Vienna and
iCrescent buns. Every week day at
:3 P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
1‘0n Saturday or every week coffee
)cake is to be had here. Gluten Bread
is made on Tuesdays and Fridays,
price 25c a, loaf. Entire wheat bread
is made on Wednesdays and Satur-
days. price 10¢ a loaf: Graham bread
on Mondays and Wednesdays. price
10c a loaf. Good things to eat always
to be had at The Sanitary Bakery. 36
South Main St. John B.‘ Sandner,
Prop. Phone 808-8. Adv't.
4...-
‘
"A.“l|l\\\
i
Electrify the family wash.
—Electric Al .
EMEMBER; that story new”...
Pam»: KLIN told onliimself .7 when
hams alittle boy he bought a (3%
unwliistlc. Lagrlieanml out that girlie
pricerhe paidforitwas alxitle too strength.
itlus ofienbeen ' HEPMII too clear forlfig
° ”when erjmismoager to getné
O
a
’
afhivmoney.\_‘-' '{Z notmea$urg
values, I: w -, \Wlmve noticed that
”gait/7.1T \.KA Bank ccounts are
aimed y
cwluflook to cl ‘ 3'
when tbcymlt’lm biz whistles $1.1 if: attic
Let‘s have more old shioned thrift.
irigs.
SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST CO.
PHONE
527
' Gehebe’s
It's Hero If It's HOUIMTL‘ ,
STONE-WARE
Butter Pots, lé gal to 25 gal;
3 gallons z:
Jugs. Bean Pots. Pitchers. Flnwer- as]??? (in.
pots, Jardinicrcs, Hanging 833- Wood ‘Fdiii f
k‘fls- Presses.
SOUTH NORWALBl ,
_ 25 WASHINGTON STREET
24.-—-—Atter a ,
Our August Sale Now
Going On
It is apparet now that the prices are reaii
than mey Will be for sometime to come. 1%» :1 .22
throngs of customers who have attended our
‘ lS evauent that they realize that low prices no: us
call. x on too, should attend this sale and seer;- t
share of the savmgs they are ofi'erino:
Merchandise purchased now will be he}: :ur
future delivery.
“- r- , W... ‘ _-... _...__ ,. -..«
W-’
70-72 North Main S reet, South Norw
1‘:
, “Carolina Lullaby” Is an Exquisite Violin Solo
,Rae Eleanor Ball has recorded “Carolina Lullaby" and “Under
An electric washing
machine pays for itself in
a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get. from the
ordinary drubbing of old»,
fashioned washing meth-’
ods. They’re easy to buy“
and easy to install and
operate simply and satis—
factoril‘y. '
it c.
ill”
W" Hill? ’
'. o 5.. -v",.4
""""
“BITS 0F BROADWAY”
“Persia” Is a Fox Trot of
Irresistable Appeal
“Persia" is different from most
iental i‘ox trots. in that it is i‘
up entllriv of authentic tunes
It far surpassrs .9
You wi'l .
it
the Orient.
we ’have heard.
dancing to "Persia." as
splendidly played by Orlandu’:
cliestra. They also record
“The Sidewalk,”
No. 50799.
trot, or t'
verse side.
Hawaiian Skies" for us. in response to repeated requests by l;
xiii.
this
owners. If you remember “Venetian Moon" an "That
\Valtz," asiplayed by Miss Ball, you will want to obtain
CREATION. No. 50816.
Hear This Piano Recreation of “Look for the Silver Liam...“
Medley”
Ray Perkins. a pianist of considerable note. and new to the Iii
fold, has played for us “Look For the Silver Lining Medley" .
“Make Believe Medley” on the reverse side of the REE—CHEAT?
Piano BE-CREATIONSQ!’ popular compositions have been demo“
. of us from all sides. and this is the concrete evidence of our d~ .
$51; saga the wishes. 0: Edison owners. Be sure to hear them. ‘
”flm-ermm
W
The following selections are all Fox Trots except “Love's Ship." “1»
is an excellent waltz:
“Just Like a Rainbow." “You’re the Sweetest Girl In All the W ‘_‘-"
> ——~I—Iarry Raderman’s Jazz Orchestra ......... .. . . . . . . . m
“It Must Be Someone Like You." "Love’s Ship"
~‘ClubdeVingtOrchestz-a....... ....... .............
* , "My‘Cherry Blossom.” “J ust: a. Little Lovo" _
50~ .
—Lanin's 0rchestra....... ............
8' The Alised “For Piano Co.
v 85 North Main Street, South, Norwalk:
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Norwalk Chronicler