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JOSEPH DAVIS
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South Norwalk
eckW-ear Week
SPECIALS FOR JUST ONE WEEK
Take Advantage of It.
BOW TIES
EM.- quality—
f’. for
Tid- qual‘ty—
3 tor .....
$110 quality——
3ior.....
$200
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l" 3
mm. w“ kly payments. Store open
n: us until 9 p. m.
in rm ml 4 r". of HId \V’Ill Hook and
dvr (‘mnlnwg in l-:
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and not cool.
Tel. 721
(Twit l-ZL‘E. Stow-
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stman Kodaks
' mi; and Photo Supplies
5 ilvVvIHifl-‘l Illlll Prinfcd.
‘ ON POWELL‘ Corp.
South Norwalk 43..
$1 to
lden Solmans, President
(1va n how.» tor.
first .
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FOUR-IN-HANDS
65!: quality——
2 lor . ..... $1.00
$1.00 quality——
3 for .......... $2.00
$1.50 quality—
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$3.00 quality-—
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1922
All the New rating for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for lmmodlou use on exhlitton at
your \‘ictrold at Donnelly's.
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mnhackemo Hotel
$45.47 West Washington Street
E. K. BANKS’
l -\ r"qllll'lll high mass for Mrs.
‘l'llio n .‘xlurpiiy will he held this morn.
ill}; at l" o't'iock a: St. Mary's church.
, —4l"nr rrnt painless cxtmctlon go
to Dr. Iflzvitz. 47 South Main street.
K“
. llllttu \\’, 3lllll'l‘ hrs sold hcr two-
lmlnil‘. tin» filing to Charla; ()thzimc of
51:] l: «la-r: :vn uuv. The sale was madv
through the John T. Hayes agency.
. —Conl. fresh mined. screened auto-
imattcully. Harris and Gan: Co., Tel.
l721.
if A it'm'rx' '71."! ‘h'- Arnold l-‘ol‘rt'lry
lwux t . nu inmos- of .i :-i;ori:l;,v of
mfgu or ,.,,..; (‘ll‘l~‘"tl hy lht: strikv was:
‘l“Ill"ll l.|:~‘\ ofllciuls of th'-
t-nn.p '1
Night by
, ~St:i;tinu July 5. our store Will 0109:-
‘nt 3" l’. .\i. (lnrznz July and August.
wx‘mpt Saturday niuht. llonnclly’s.
l
I
S David ’iulh wpm'ted that hr) hm!
[’tiu'n Hmnum lmihmvilz. Hum} 10}, m
l“ limit-r ril'lli on \Vushington strw-t
H.113; ywtnrlizly and had instrut-zul
,itilll m :«tuz‘u tn Rowuyton when) hi»
'1 was r‘it. but that tho lmy hml
link-(l to return. Thr- police :iro muk
l 1‘; n ~~..ll‘ll mr tho- lad, who is n
2 "t «,9, r hm». stopping in Rowavznu
—— .Qtornrrr‘ mutorlt-s recharged
Aaron Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
' .1»; Kit «-k.
m 5! (‘Onnrctit‘ut mu»
"'1", l' '117‘: NH l)\'t'rl2ln(l (4:11. l'vtmll-
vh ,mwr St-lf. u'clm-l; lilr'i night.
3'. ‘1 ~\ ~ r-i won with (l t‘hruu—
lv- lil“ll in H 7:. Hungn't‘. ll“?ll‘ it'll
1 :‘. x Kim-k ‘ cur lnsin: :1
“uni. 1m indium: and mmlcuuruls
h»- m: :‘irnl'wn, uhwn thr- twn curs side-
-umwd. ..- Km. :; was headed towards
NOI'Wdik. Ilnoper‘s car was onlv
slizhtly damaged. -
—Large size pea coal.
Harris
Guns Co., Tel. 721. &
Dally Thought.
Liberty exists in proportion to
('(‘FtlllltS Of any amount up to $5,000 are invited and
tweet will be credited from July lst on all money
losited in this bank before July 11th.
GeOrge L. Woodward, Treasuror.
wholesale restraint—Daniel Webster.
$5000
“.31
..Norwa1k Savings Bank , "
Edward 3:: rd, Vice-President
Carnival Parade Spoiled
By Rain Which Started
Soon ‘After the Marchers
{Continued from Page One)
Plicmiii: Engirfc company and Pioneer
Hook and La-illxr company under
whose» auspiccs the parade was con—
ductrd. It cost the companies several
thousand dollars which would have
been spent on the carnival grounds.
The divisions and the participants
in the parade were as follows: ‘
First Division.
Grand Blarshal.
John D. Milne.
Assistant Marshal,
M. J. Riordan.
Police escort.
American Band.
l‘irc ‘CommiSSioner. _
Joseph Taylor.
Chief of Fire Department,
. George Bogardus.
Deputy Chief.
William Powell.
Deputy Chief.
Fred V‘thelcr.
Norwnlk Fire Department.
Phoenix Engine Co..
Pioneer Hook and Ladder C0,.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Co.,
Hope Hose Co.
Danbury Fire Department.
(25 men)
Fire apparatus—2 motor cars.
Frank C. Godfre5~ Post. No. 12.
American Legion.
Ladies’ Auxiliary of American Legion.
‘Mulvoy—Tarlov Post. No. 603. Vet—
erans of Foreign ‘Vars.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Mulvoy-Tarlov
Post. No. 603. Veterans of
Foreign \k’ars.
\‘Vi’llium McKinlrv Camp. No. 9. Ifnit-
ed Spanish \Vnr Veterans. '
Ladies' Auxiliary. McKinley Camp.
No. 9. Ifnitnd Spanish “’ar
Veterans.
Second Division.
Assistant Marshal.
C. I. Bylngton.
Elks' Band of Stamford.
Loyal Ortirr of .‘lnncv. South Nor-
wnlk Lodge. No. 529.
Monitor Grotto.
Mn‘nknr Grotto Cauldron.
Nnrwnlk Drum Corps.
Frnfrrr‘sl ("Mar of Eagles. Norwnlk
Acrinsz. No. 5“.
lmprovrd t'lrflm‘ of llml Mr'n. Cock-
Onmv Triln‘. No. 32.‘
“'unnmn Cmuawil. .\‘O. Ill. hogrco of
Pocahontas.
Improwwl Order-of Red Ion, l'ncas
Tribe. x0. :6.
Erin! Division.
Assistant Marshal.
l’mlllcn Tlnml.
Individuals in CostumE.
Groups in Costume.
Specialties or All Kinds in Costume.
Third Dividmi.
Alssistunt Murrhul,
Edward ltu‘fy.
Drum Corps.
Norwulk Lodgv. 1’». l'. H. Ii, No. ll'l9.
Foresters ot‘ Aal‘nlxriml. Court Narrnk.
No. 58.
l'nitctl Axxicricun Mon.
Council. No. 4.
Carpenters‘ Union.
Not-walk limit Club.
Fourth Division.
Assistuz' Slnrs'hnl.
George Richmond.
Norwulk Iron \Vorks' Athletic ASSO-
elation.
lx’cnrnev's Band of Stamford.
\‘t': lilting and Edging Company.
l2u<t Sldl' Athlvtiv Assnciulion.
l‘lim‘olutn Shop with Spvcizilty.
l‘rul (‘ullc n with Spr-cinltfr.
()rdm' Lincoln
.
L
Adolph lli‘cx'fus: with Spf‘r‘ii‘lv.
l’lmwlull .x'» .thlli‘Qfi with Sp chill};
in llmlsrv rnrs‘.
S'nmlrird ()il.
Illl‘~‘liiltlli "l“.eutpm‘t-ltimi (‘mupnrna
Stwr‘lnlly.
:Ii ll‘» link! fl\"’-
‘irst .lix'iison form-
tucinu nmth: ll)“
l‘hu- pgxrmlv v‘mrnml
'lllt ’l‘ln'
Ml Park Sll‘t4‘i.
«min-l ulixiximi rm
tl‘w (in-d1. facing north; tin
:li'.'i~ion on East lil‘4‘llli". lliritiznnr'h;
v!i\ii,~'v:: on l-I'xsi
:allul llw lust di\i.~i¢m
“Grunt."
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luring north;
Morgan .‘ir- —
:‘Vv'Q‘llli' .
(ill
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‘lunlt‘F Phosr-rl for than organizations.
.
l costumes.-
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l
'chzuued with the murdcr m
l
(ippn.
third -
'Ill‘nl would then take up 2hr vhzlrgcs
im‘ tho Grand Jury minutes In Witch
m0! W'
The line of march was from Park .
street to North avenue. to Main street.
to “rest sire-ct. turning around the
Soldiers' Monument to W'est avenue,
and counter-marching and back t0.
the "Green."
At the French cannon at the Li—
brary Green was the jlidges' reviewingi
stand. Herc ex—Mayor Donovan. John;
Cax-anagh, M. J. Howard. Fredericke
Gehhardt. Judge James T. Hubbelll
and Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar reviewd
ed the parade for the purpose of
awarding handsome silver trophy cups.
’ In spite of the heavy traffic. the po.
lice. under the direction of Sergeant
Bryan H. Silk. did remarkable work
in keeping the line of march open for
the parade.
At the "Green" the score of booths
for the carnival were nicely decorated
with bunting. The booths did a fine
business and it is estimated that more.
than $1.500 was taken in during the
course of the evening. Free vaudeville
acts added to the attractiveness of the
carnival.
Much credit for the succeSs of the
carnival and parade goes to Charles
H. Dilworth and to? hard—working'.
committee which consisted of the fol-)
lowing:
__._.....
Committee—Jos-
Chmrman General
eph Layden.
Secretary General Committee—4
Charles Garfield.
Treasurer General Committee—Ber-
nard T. Natteford.
l'.ooths——C. l. Ilyiiigton.
Grounds—:Edward J. Dui‘ty.
.lnlm Milne.
lighting-:John Milne.
l‘vcorrtions—Charlas Hopson.
Many of the floats were handsome
creations for above the average. That
of thc Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
Amcricun Legion. was particularly
vrcxthy ot‘ mention. This consisted
of a float dedicated to "The Unknown:
Soldiers." It consisted of a decorated
truck carrying a draped coffin around
which were grouped several women
clothed in white with the dipped flags
of the allied nations. A soldier and ‘
Fillibl‘ with the colors of the country
and of the post stood at attention he-
side the coffin.
Tho Corkt-noc Tribe float was very
interesting. depicting as it did the
firston 'l‘ra party. The Veterans of
l’creigii \‘Vars' float attracted much
unnamed 'l‘hc Ncrwnlk Boat club
flow: a miniature boat gully painted
in whitc was another float which
dr‘wv hcrlrty applause. In the boat
were scx'crul woman dressed in White.
togethvr with “valtlllo,” god of the
The l'ncns Trihc float. depict-
:
l
SP1}.
ing the “Purchase of Norwalk" was
:mrthsr interesting historical float.
Thv i-Zv'atrrnul ('irdrr of Eagles had a.
final which lmomwl thfiir old 21:39
pension scliv me and which represent-
cvl “Homo ch-rt i-lomc.” The Monkvr
Grrtto float attrzir-trwl much attr-ntion.
Among tho industrial floats prohu-
My the prr-ttiv-st was that of the
\V‘chl-ing and l-lduinc company. This
consisted of an automobile truck ll“-
dflckcd in a thmnun-l pink ribbons
formed into thr- shop" of a canopy.
Tho Elks. Moose. Eagles. Red Men
and auxiliarivs of thssr- organizations.
tozethnr with the Norwnlk Iron
\Vorks Athletic Auociulion. made a
tine appearance in the various cos-
Ht‘rshfiwld‘s line of trucks attracted
much attention.
'l‘l‘rrc wcrv hundreds of p-‘rsons in
Among ihoso who attract-
ed considerable attention wore the
throw youngsters lireszs‘ul to i‘vschTe
n pitijx—cnlmwd Howler.
MINUTES IN THE WARD CASE.
\VHlTl: PLAINS. N. Y.. July 3.“
Allan ll. Campbell. counsnl in“ \Valtcr
S. “Rind. who is under indictment
('larence
Peters. former sailor. toda)~ received
from District Attorney \Vceks a copy
hei r‘icni was indicted.
Word was rvce’wd 9: same
lllll” :mm Supivmu‘ ('nurl .lusticv
XII-rsrh-ius. r than ho would h.- lmvk in
Whit“ l”rains nvxt 'l‘hurx‘duy 'um'nina.
ill"
«-- u‘a"v::.~‘plt‘.’l(‘y in dell-m tho ~nds o:
ti?
5 r- .‘ '
drnvarc. i. new.“
wart}. drive ‘hldfit
Eabit» 5;
Slave. 8. relentleaze
Carl"; ‘v
. . ~ er the nor
or extravagance Will mas;
ll
Reminders For
the Holidays ‘
GOLF SUITS
GOLF KNIGKERS
GOLF HOSE
SPORT SHIRTS
BOW TIESV
immanwnAn
SILK HOSE
THE ‘ ‘SPORTSTER ’ ’
HAT
LUGGAGE
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Two Stores
Norwalk S. Norwalk
justice which have been made against
George S. Ward, father of the accused.
state while a Grand Jury subpoena:
had been issued for his appearance
here.
A Few of the July
Dance Hits
Coo-Coo Whiteman'o Orch.
Kicky-Koo, Green Bros’ Orch.
Sweet Indiana Home
Club Royal Orch
Be Sorry
Whiteman’s Orch.
Hand Painted Doll
All Star Trio
Lonesome Land All Star Trio
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
Donnelly’s
18 80th
I.
You Won‘t
DIVIDEND NOTICE
145th
Norwalk Savings Society
' Norwalk, Conn.
June 13, 1922.
At a meeting of the Directors of
this Society, held this day, a dividend
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent, per
annum was declared to Depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30, 1922.
The same will be entered on mass
books and paid on and alter July
10th. 1923.
MONEY DEPOSI'I‘ED ON OR BE-
FORE JULY 10TH. 1922. \VILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST,
1 22.
Open Monday Evenings 6 to 7
Standard Tim' 6
Deposits Over ......... . $4,900,000.00
Albert R. Malkin, Pres.; William
H. Hunter, Vice Pres.; Frederick
A. E113, Trees.
.4
The Officers of this Bank
consider it both RIGHT
and GOOD BUSINESS to
give EQUAL ATTEN-
TION to small and large
accounts.
‘- 'fluma‘tmoB-is nunovnn
~W.u~. ...-. m— u.—
SEVEN
TO STATE . PENII‘E NTL‘R!
DALLAS. Texas. July 3.~.\'o longer
will regulars and strangers passing: in
the thoroughfares adjacmit to the Dal-
his county jail pause and gaze upward
in amozement as they listen
strains of some ppoular air issuing
from the sixtr floor of the jail buil'd'o
ing and wonder. perhaps. it' a new Cu-
ruso has fallen into the clutches of th‘
law.
Jim Robinson negro. he of the
powerful and well—trained tcnor voice.
has gone to other fields—41m State
penitentiary, in fact~to be gone for
four long years.
When first arrested, Jim declared
his intention of singing his way out."
and daily his Shining black face could .
be seen ts he clung to the bars that
kept him from “without." while be
poured forth his very soul in the
to the
.
lswcct strains or 502112: :duntalion rrTv‘.‘
.Ody.
Jim made :1
doci-lcd
missed is} his udlows
Illt with
hit—(end h") \:i
IRISSPI'SltyAaa‘
ll 11“ greatly
‘4 he failed to
muk» .2 hit with :l' ,\' which. upon
his pits. of guilty to u charm,“ of hur.
glory. Sllg'gvsl- d that it \oint “as on.-
tit’cls‘ {00 powwrl‘ul in such a small
“audience” a.) dsmit liilll (1:) his way,
‘vto the.) grcal expu'ist of the Slate
pvnitrrttiaryv farms. 8
GREENWICH CAFE OWNER
' ARRESTED.
GREEN‘WICH. Jul)‘ finAA continu-
ance until W’cdncsdzi}~ was given Al-
;i‘rcd Briggs. a funnel pn’iz:eman. who
now runs a cafe. when ho ’ was called
into Borough Court on I‘m- technical
charge of shooting Arthur Doran it:
is thought the shooting “as accident.
2!. It occurred yeS‘ierday in the sa-
loon.
The elder \Vard remained out of the '
Semi-Annual Dividend of the .
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
for Summer Dances
18896—de Painted Doll—Fox Trot, All Star" Trio and Orch.
Lonesome Land—FOX Trot
18898—Coo-COO—Fox Trot
All Star Trio and Orch.
VVhitcma n Orch.
Kicky-COO, Kicky-Coo—FOX Trot
' Green Brothers’ Marimba Orch.
18901——Sweet Indiana Home—Fox Trot
You \Von‘t Be Sorry—450x Trot
35716—Popular Songs of Yosicrday—‘Waltz
Popular Songs of Yesterday—“Fain
(‘lub Royal Orch.
\Vhitcmnn Orch.
Nfi\'~-ll _\~ (in-h.
Novelty Orch.
Come in and Listen to All the New July Victor Records.
A. J. Collins CO.
70-72 North Main Street
NEW ISSUE
TERRITORY
.EARRIN GS '
EQUITY
Stock.
85 Washington Street
a
NEWPORT NE‘VS and HAMPTON
RAIL‘VAY, GAS and ELECTRIC CO.
7% Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock.
Dividends Exempt From the Normal Federal Income Tax.
The (‘nmpany furnishes: without
iition. bias. Elm-irony and Street Railway
service on the Virginia pcninsulu.
During the past five years. earning-- have
averaged 6.53 times the dividend rcquii‘e-
ments on Preferred stock Olll’ifalldill‘f.
The value of
(‘lllllll to $135 per share on the l’ro‘l'crrcd
Price $93 per share and accrued dividends yield-
ing nearly 8 per cent.
Application will be ‘madc to list this stock on the New York
Stock Exchange. '
Circula r on Request.
Maples 8c? Goldschmidt
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Phones: 153, 154, 720
ESTABLISHED 1892
compo-
thc equity in the pl‘tillt rty is
South Norvziik, Conn.
growing country.
in which to live.
;. .1. ,
Li‘
The Pe0ple’s ‘
‘
Conn.
First Bank under mist-loge
on Washington Street.
THE
THE SPIRIT
OF 1776 -
Like‘the pioneers of 1776 who fought for
freedom and created a government fit for
SO let us by thrift and simple living fight for
individual independence and community
prosperity, thus making this a better place
IONAL SANK
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Norwalk Chronicler