v.’.,.;,‘nu.
JOSEPH DAVIS
.2 WAsflthTON. STREET
So. NORWALK.
NECKWEAR
WEEK
Special Prices for
One Week
BOW TIES.
2’ for $1.00.
3 for $2.00
LIN-HANDS
2 for $1.00
u
300 quality.
$1.00 quality, ‘
o
65c quality.
$1.00 quality, :5 for $2.00 "
$1.50 quality . $1?15 ' '
2.00 quality . . . . *1 ‘l’
A Beautiful Array of
SUMMER DRESS GGODS
On Display at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE 7.
Under vMahackemo Hotel .
45-47 West Washington Street
soU'rH NORWALK.
The new summer directory of ‘ths
Southern New England leephone
company will be delivered today, to-
'morrow and the rest of week. it was
stated today at. the local commercial
ofiice of the company.
4.54.”; 1.47
Thomas Dondon. of 346 Main street.
furnished the answer to the question
"What's all the shootin’ about?” when
he informed the police today that
someone tried to get into his chicken
coop last night and that he fired sev-
eral shots az‘ter him.
E. Flynn, of South Norwalk, have
.ormed a partnership under the name‘
of Skelly a: Flynn, for the purpose or
dealing in real estate, specializing in
suburban homes and farms. Their
temporary office is at 138 Washington
St, S. N.
\Veather permitting, the Phoenix—
Pioneer Carnival will cpen tonight at
the East Avenue “Green." There will
be a concert by the American Band
and special vaudeville acts.
—-—An extra high grade \Vire Act by
> New York Vaudeville artists—”on the
' Green" tonight.
Attorney J. J. Llnxweiler was elect-
ed rice-commodore and W. J. Lovett.
.ear commodore, at a regular~ meeting
of the McMullen Yacht club held last
evening. There is some discussion of
a new yacht club building, but noth-
ing definite has been done along this
line as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Mead and
wson Ronald. have returned from a two
~"'wecks‘ visit to Oneonta. N. Y. They
. were accompanied by Mrs. Head's par-
l‘liiffin of
fonts. Mr. and Mrs. John
(‘harlces E. Harris. glass manuia
v-vr. is spending today in New York.
:zly.
»—Clean Egg. Stove and not cool.
Barrio and Guns Co. Tel. 721.
llcgular business was
‘ir-l night at a nu-eting of" Norwa
Aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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»-~'l‘lw ions: «lI-lziycvl opcn'ml: of the
H” "I'lx«l'ltllll'l‘l‘ Fair will luktgpla
“vi thc Green tonight-~wcnthcr
mung.
i. special lib-Wing of ill“ 'llnarll
:llf'dllllll is to lw l‘ll'lll tonight at UM“;
. r'wulk High school.
—-Full line
Aaron Kuhn.
St nator Brande-gen has purchase-.1 :1
Argo tract of land at l’oummc, .\l
:xcar the Congrcsisionul Co wary Cllll).
luninl'i. by HM
(handy.
w—(‘cnr'r‘rl
“and an thv-
transacted
per—
ot Auto Accessories
.\mwrl:'.
Itowayton. the trip being "‘1‘ 19 ‘3‘" The International Fruit and Candy
auto. Company opened their new store at
"“"-"-‘ , . South Main street in the new Eula
-—-S;lvc moncy on hosiery at heelcr 5. building, yesterday afternoon. with a.
. ”""—_'—"' large and varied line of fruit. regula-
Tlll‘ X9" York. l\ew Haven and Lies. candy. cigars and soft drinks.
llartlm-d nine of New Haven Will
_ George A. Andrews of New Rochelle is
come to Norwnlk on Saturday of. this
'week to cross hats on the Baxtcrv
Grounds with the Nash Engineering
lCompany nine at 3 o'clock.
manager. and the store
most attractively.
-—For real painless extraction go
to Dr. Delta. 47 South Main street.
C’—
—~l‘<llowcraft Club carnival. New
Cnnuzn. will continue the rest of the
wr—ek. l’irr-works nightly. Car givcn
away Saturday night.
Mattie Sorocclno. of 31 Lexington
avenue, was struck by an automobile
operated by Dr. Henry C. Sharer, at
the corner 01‘ South Main and Com
cord streets this morning, and was
only slightly bruised. The man stepp-
(d in iront of the car operated by Dr.
Shore-r, who examined him for possi-
bly injuries.
lk' ,
3 Raymond Brady. iormerly a sales-
:mnn on the road for tho Davis-Pope
Hint Company" has resigned his posi—
ltion and has dzikcn u poeilimi will!
ce l Horrors & Stevens at the South Nor-
. walk store.
A slight automobile accident was re-
Ilurto-ll to the First district police last
night. liziymond Keeler of “711an
aw mic was operating 21 )It-rccr amo—
moliilc. At Main street and New Ca-
nnnn leé'llllO thc Keeler car and a ma-
chinc opcratil by Mrs. Gilbert Stev-
ms of New Canaan collided. The cars
wow somewhat dumugcd~ but no one
was illjurcd.
7pm... silk stockings. 3—s-nm at
M $1.33~—Keclcr's Shoe Slorc.
Thc Springwood Juniors (lel'cnir-d
(the l’icmics. alt Hadik Ficltl. on thi'
qmorning' of July 4th. by a. score of 5
to This} is thc sccond limo this
season lhzil lhc Sprimzwmul Juniors
'h:u‘,. «ion-med thc l’igmics.
u
(1..
lnvv priccs
Kv-nlcr‘s Slim-
M—
\Vhiln
" on
Sim“.
M Sin-vial
llnsis-rv .‘ll
——Large size pea. coal. Harri! &
Jana Co.. Tel. 721.
“ill
'I‘hp “mu-n1 or Emil l’lrrmming l‘rfim S. B. Gutkowsky of S3 Osborne ave-
; :lxn .llcisinn of ilw Board of VPN" nuc rcportcd in the. police last night
A. sm-ml lunr follnwwl l‘w‘ lli-“lm‘l” llnlxlcrs in tho “'all Htrt'el widmiimz mm his auto hall liven slruck liv a
rmitim: liumm-es zit El int-Mini: hf ”lath-r iq st-licdulwl m "Om" "l" {0" smith-hound East avcnuc car. as. he
» ..- Sikh-rx‘ llrlwkuh lodge llt’l‘l last poring tomorrow morning in the Sm “.3... crossing fl“. ”~01qu trucks near
h'l‘ll'l' court. ilzc rniirnnd SlélllOll. The auto was
—~-—-~-—-—--- "" ‘Illnshml 1m considerably and Cut—
\\'wu«lwr‘<rl 'I'I'IlV" llnr vl'l JR" 3“".K‘H- kowskv “as cut fill ll)? in?!“ and
"“ms llrmlw-zs 0‘ .‘ivw York. UT! the .\l_~.' wife llllllIlL' lo-i‘l my lml and slmnldtl‘s. hut not sprionslv 50. H, n,
'M». lohl‘élll- hoard. I Will “01 l'“ WSW)“SHJM for Lockwood was the molorinnn of thc
_____, WW“ ill-ms incurrcd by 1W?- car.
7v‘.lllllll,\' ('unt-Ii 4|: 114 \V:I<lllll£€l(’in (;.":()RGT': \VlCl-IKS.
i-t l‘l'lll'lrll‘ll to H" IMP” llh’" mm": -—l~‘c lowcrai‘t Club carnival. Now
had stolrn n l'.’,lll'i.’iS crn'l-r from}
.' ;a stand at 11w IlliU‘JI' :uldrl ss.
whom-inc "on tlw Crw-n'
.-l tin l'lnwnivl‘inwI-r'
..
n Mir.
(“:1 rnivn l
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1!. 11.17.29.
n71 lll‘. .iml \llS.
Lac l‘t‘llll‘ll‘ 7l :vllu-l' :l iwo ‘,V'e"l<>'
rip in Mlt'lll‘lnn.
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\
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——-l1c|.c(~ lnr tlu- \\!",\\-kllll:hl t'nl‘f \\’4'l“.'. x ~ Hw «irmoliahirnu n" ”in nlsn he the guests of Lady Mancli—
can hu- M‘l‘lll’i‘d l‘l‘nm nu-mlwrx nl‘ Ii. Hui-k n! “Will. liner and Mechanic Mn lodgc.
‘ ul‘ 4'. l‘nr i- on «liqilny at Mclluuh an « v». is imam-ulna mpi'lly. l: i‘é .___..___..___.
“rod gnrnmn “‘cst rut-mun . \p M: .l llllll all. .-- w hank LUV-1 ' L 'Thc mnmbcrs or the Pl Alpha Gnm-.
. . . . _ _ ’ "‘ “”2 N”"“"”" Swim: ““l’ “V man of thc South Norwalk Corgi-ego-
‘ I "’ ! ”“1”“ "" "“H’ '\' “' “”‘k “111“?“ “‘l” "’9 "l‘r‘l‘ll'l “H “W “3’" “13‘- Honnl church and guests. lllkl-l ovcr
21"” V'] 9‘ H 1‘” 2‘” ‘ H "WHAWWII "' SHH'”; Within ” ““ "k or Two. in l‘mnlln ”Jill'll. lloirllnu llwil‘ final
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. .l‘ imrtms '. ‘l-Tnslv-ru Slur will hold :1 {and sub. :ll i'l‘lmsu who nltvl‘ldcd wore' Mrs. I”.
~— ‘Slillk‘nii A' I'lflVl'El'h‘ lll‘ll," FH‘I‘V Vll'l'lff. , . . . i . ..., . . . . ..
Ql‘nrq (5 pan...“ .1 ”my. 0d .. ., , “‘ [.111 trim owl .\lll~'~ l.. .14 sea .is l imp. l—
_ ‘ ‘ 1:02“ 9 lll'i‘r 7d ‘. .nrg ,.7 - l" "L Jon»; Bliss-"s Ircnn Gorham. Dorothy
non \ ‘ "1 K 0” " b ' g " “1" “‘ ’ Fwy. llmli Brush. \\'ill:i (lrr-c-n. l‘lmr—
-.._ "My", MHHHVVMIK‘S “ha “I”? “INN” lw'ln l-w" i< I'lmcnw. (‘h'n’nnk l“lr:’ll-
7“ Wm" ‘7 ‘7 1er rv-i IN \w-l-k lwvzmsc 01' 7h“ lmsl- or \l‘llll‘WVc imowiino Miller \'«-\'1
.' . ’ I. x . 2.. ii i. .l 1.. r! .h. mutmcltl Litln. ..t l‘lcrans. (ll. mluvcm Lovcjoy. :iml Mur-
n"! l“ 4"" ”7' « ‘7 7 "El-ll i‘.xv"~ .w .u-uuvlal (i: Tillll It?“ 17‘”)an it.“ 7‘ ul 1". .-.vl '/’\\'lcl:cr ‘
«I "3:: {4. l" ” 1‘1 l ’ l .\l' . ‘li r v. (illi’l' this Slitlll'llzzv :lz‘iwix V' 'H ' ‘
’7 "3r 7"!" ,, ‘-_ um. 21 11w :‘11!'v_~".’ll'(' H-llvvlulwl in
astman Kodak
“Film 13 and Photo Supplies
.~ 1)..» 7 lupml and Printed.
South Norwalk ,
"TW‘
will draw
In
A? n ~,.
d.n Vanna“, Presidcnt.
' lhililzht
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\\‘l‘>\7li .I v.7:l,-'l
l LLSON' POVVELL' Corp.
All Money
deposited in this bank before
July 11th
Accounts of from $110 85,000 are invited.
SO.N0rWaik -
George L. Woodward, Treasure.
It was :xnmmnccsl last night that
James l-‘ifc will postpone the showing
9w his ilrcwnrkc i-vliil-ilion will] Sutur-
(lny cr-vnlng. Many people have lmon
:nvuilmg thc showing of Mr. ‘l‘li'v’s
:lllS]ll;l\‘ with I‘ntl‘aitlcrulilf‘ lilll'" Val. an
llf‘ llllS' many mrw l‘cntnrcs ((lPll 5““?-
Cnnnan, will continue thc rcst of the
week. Fireworks nightly. Car given
away Saturday night.
Plans for n fourth anniversary
'lllill’W' in he ht-M on August 19. we're
mmlv last night at u ml‘i‘lillh‘.‘ of Lady
Yd ~ )lclnts-hlun Lodge. No. 8:. Daughters
. "ll‘ly Fm” ‘19”an 3' l’ionnclly's of Scotin. Plans to cntcrtain the
l“ on easy “’t'l‘kly payments. Store open L'lfllll'. Ill'lllltY on July 19, Wcrc :i!,~m_
;evenlntza "mil 9 p. 771- mum. On this latter date. the f
T. A. Skelly, of Norwalk. and James‘
is fitted up ;
FOR
H o T V
N IG H T S
SUMMER
PAJAM‘AS
Middy Style
In Plain Colors.
TAN
BLUE
WHITE
EELIO
$2.00
Rogers E? Stevens
Two Stores
Noriiralk S. Norwalk
Anthony Neverisky. 97 Cedar street.
reported to the. police that his fifteen—
year-old boy Benny had received his
:9 wages from \Vempe's milk con-
cern. and that he had [failed to return
home. This has happened before. Mr.
Never-lsky said. so that it is nothing
new or startling in‘ the family.
,__..__..._.—
The fund that is being raised by
the Rev. J. 1-2. Harris for the con—
struction of a now church edifice for
the New Hope Baptist church (cm-
cred) is increasing gradually. Mr.
and; reported today a total or
$1.3u7.25 subscribed during the first
five days of his canvass.—~Iianbury
N cws.
——Coal. fresh mined. screened num-
Ellznhcth Randall. Mrs. 'Harry Earle.
3! rs. A rt lillr Hoyt.
Gov. flake Favors Single
Continued from F‘lrfi Page.
The main consideration that moved
him to favor the Me. .
snivl. was the {not that under such an
zirrnrpcnicnt nil spare parts. tires.
gnizoline.
could he bought at wholesale. and on
contract. whcrcas at present. with
ihc vxcenllon of a few departments.
fill" mid. rctail price-s are paid for
o-vcrvthimz. it was fcli that a large
5; vim: could be accomplished in this
mm ncr. although no figures wore
at hand to hill-‘4‘ the mailcr upon.
In this com‘t-cllon. it should he
pointml out that the Slillt‘ police ole—
pnrimcnt now new; its own manure
wlnre its twenty or morc- cars are
housed. 'l’hc plan is yr! zili ciperi-
inm.‘ with llw ~ivpni‘lhind.
(HJ‘H‘ZST I!!!“ I7'l':l.l.()\\' nil“).
SHREYEPORT. TAL. July G.—1\‘a-
llwnlcl S. Allrii. arm} mid in have
in» ‘2‘. rho (Half-st ll lei [“hliuw. tlll‘wl hf‘l’t‘
zlifilll.
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Miss Corncli‘a Udell, Mrs. Russell YORK BANK AND TRUST
Frost. Mrs. Mir-rill Ives. Mrs. Leon ISTOCKS
lice. Elias Charlotte Pierson. Mrs. '
Lansing Udell. Mus. Lce Brand and
Garage for State Cars
1 he governor
oil, and Author necessmes
a
The annual water carnival of the
Norwalk Country club will be held on
the afternoon of July 29th. and an
interesting program of events has
been arranged. The committee, c6}:-
sisting of \V. C. Jessup‘ Duncan Friz-
zell. Harold L. Nash and Harold A.
Baldwin ask that the members help
make the carnival this year better
than that of any held in' previous
years.
The following is a list of events to
be held:
/1——25 yard girl’s swimming match.
lfyears and under. '
2——~25 yard boy's swimming match.
14 years and under. '
3~50 yards girl's
- match. 15 years and above.
4-50 yard boy’s swimmingmatch.
15 years and above.
5———Girl’s diving, tvlro straight and
one optional. 14’ years arid under. '
6——Boy’s diving. two straight and
one optional, 14 years and under.
T—Girl's canoe race.
s—Boy's canoe race.
9-Ladles' diving. two straight and
‘ one optional. 15 years and above.
10-~Men’a diving, two straight and
one optional. “15 years and above.
ll—Tub race for boys and girls
.under 14 years.
1512——~\ll7ateruielon race for men over
swimming
lk-Swimming under water for
37:}:-
14~—Swimming under water for
boys. ,.
15,—vCanoc tilting for boys.
Club members who are contem-
plating entering any of the events
should Sign their name mnder the.
event which they wish to enter on
the bulletin board or communicate
with the above committcc. The events
are scheduled to take place at 7 2
o‘clock. (D. T.)
I AllllEflElNTfifufi
SilillNSl
SBVIET Illiljlllli
Charlcs H. Korn. of Philadelphia.
returned yesterday after spending a
fear days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. \Villinm F. Korn, of Henry
street, and also in Georgetown.
MOSQO‘N. J lily -‘- (.le ssociated
Mrs. Lillie McGowan is motoring Prt'fier—Xllwlt" 31117“: how been
through Connecticut with a party of made at Siml‘m'oliol. in the Crimea.
friends. Upon the return trip Mrs.
McGowan will spend the balance of
her vacation at \Vallingi‘ord.
upon tlic discovery
lhc- Soviet rcgimc.
.here.
The plotters. says lhc announcement,
were licadcd h)‘ Michml -lli-.messief. a
former officcr nndcr Gum-val Baron
Wrungcl_ tlic anti-Belem vist leader.
Dinncesici’ proclaimed himself sud
promo rulcr of Russia and sent a re«
quest to the former l'ollowcrs of Gen-1
eral \Vrang‘el to assist him on a. plat-
form which. it is declared. pledged the
assassinations of Lenine :xml Trotzkx
land the general extermination or band
ishment or the Jews. »* " ‘r;
A day was set {or the (“pr-hing; when
at a simialfia lighted fire no a moun-
tain top—the plotters, Clad in old
army uniforms with a huge metallic
rising sun device orrtheir sleeves, take 1 7
over power. Secret agents. however.
discovered the _plot and a?! the 1936—. .
ers wore urrcstcd and soon will be
tried.
m u
it
plot against
is announced
Sherman Ferris, son of”: Thcodore
Ferris. a retired shoe manufacturer of
Brooklyn, is spending tliEwFOurth of
July week with his aunt.7 Mrs. Clifford
Comstock of Baton Hill.
Mn. and Mrs. Delmar Fonda. have
returned to their home in Troy, N. Y..
after spending a week's vacation with l
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Garrett of Spring
street. '
Mrs. C. S. Brimhall and daughter,
Miss Geneva: Brimhall. of. 18 South
street Danbury, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Crampton. of Norwalk.
Nor-
Floyd
Miss Alice Leather-land. of
walk. has been visiting Mrs.
Berton, Jr., in Georgetdwn.
not
cutoutsran PILLS
ns'wmmn.
$3....“ obfiw
haul. and m not was. I
notion of
mulcally. Hard: and Guns (20.. Tel. 3 anhflfiio‘i‘fifi‘czg
121. you! lattes-mm
\ smut . om
Mrs. lzdhnrt Holmes of 2 Orchard
aunt cnlcl‘tuillcd at three tables of
bridge or. Friday afternoon. after
which a lunowon was swed- Her N. Y. BANK STOCKS
guests: were Miss Esther Knapp. Miss
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-———’l’iclwl~ l'nr Nu' “like—Knight car
I‘.I.I lw u-cnz-ml from mcmlx-w of K.
ui‘ l'. (‘m- i~ on «liqilay at “cling-h
llrcw.‘ L'JII'EIL'I'. “km! nu‘nuc.
(‘l‘ilnumo or 39 Sprint: strcrt
hicvclc along Monroc
l.i.~l ‘llil'llt was struck in; nu :m—
up: mm]! liy John Flynn of
Hilfil Sitlc llolvl. {Is the Flynn cur
7-vl to 3:0 up llic approach to ill?-
(lv-iml. 11w bicycle living smashed {Hill
(‘l‘lill‘ Mu ‘llglllly injurml. Till" (lum-
uill lr- smilml l-y l-‘lyzin.
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Savings Bank, ;
Edward Beard, Vice-PW?
8.7.7.;
NATIONAL BANK
‘ 01
South Norwalk, Conn.
3 Reasons
for :1 Savings; Account
said a. man on the “rest,
Ave. trolley yesterday—-
“My wife and two
children l”
FAIR ENOUGH!
, ‘ First that: “a... the and”
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