“Wednesday, p. m., dur-
Mllnco'of July, Aug. and Sept.
E Melons Feed Co.
Cr doll shop in Monroe street
:1 his business. a. half~dozen
Join in use in the making
“I of tickets to the Thee-
rgnntornobile must be turn- » '
«by 11 o'clock‘ tonight on the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamb of Nor-
walk are in the Jackson cottage, near
the Old Mill, Compq for the summer.-1
, t‘Bioi‘y Council,
on, 4 will .hold a meeting this ~8torage Batteries recharged
.- . "Pious for second annual km Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
«rill be discussed.
—-‘—_—.—_.
size pea. coal.
Daughters of
'h'glas Fowler \V. R. C. No. 15
hold a regular’meeting this even- A special meeting of the
it 8 o'clock in W. R. C. hall,
1 ngton street and Railroad ave-
»andas moiiy as
("to attend.
eta for the “'illys-Knizht car
be deemed 1mm members or K.
i? W, “'est avenue.
Bela. Lover of Ely avenue. __.___
atly purchased the Perry P. Quin- —For real painless extraction go
ouse in Elmwood avenue. is hnv.‘ to Dr. Deltz, 47 South Main street.
a number or changes
- ements made there.
Although surrounding cities suffer-
hower yesterdlm .1.12rn:mn
mf the min mu V111. llulll.
’ —-—All prize winners .' - requvsied to
o' ( loo k tunie lil.
City are hxpt‘f‘lml.
.to return hnmr-
. titty thousand
program for ,
' the sliowr'i'y \‘.‘l'.‘ll}1t-1" thrrc v33“! ”ll ‘0 11mm
Was a toad I‘rn\\’.l
si.’ll
—.__.__.
. o'l’wnluldl“
2 pvt-srlzlwl 1.1 j.
night 2111 H1.»
«(‘llrislvlpil' 1‘ l". ‘ “ ‘
' Ill l
port-'2‘. to 111. '
‘on \R‘2:s~111.11»1
:iRow-nl‘num. '1.
"(111114 1’s mr.
lnldor mid
i—VVhlln Vou' 19 in Vmwalk doing \our
opping (in 11
...... ‘ On Display at
A Beautiful Array of
8m 133388 090138
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahaokemo Hotel
45.47 ’West Washington 3ch
E. R.. this evening. at the
Harris &
'Clr is on display at McHugh tors of the South Norwalk "Rublic
Library will be held this evening at ‘
I 8 o'clock.
who re-
and im-
previous to In the event of min tonight. which
ntlug or selling the property. Will lll‘l'Vt'lll holding the
in at the Chocolate in the Town Assemhiy Hall.
;. p for luncheon, Salads and sand- Committee urge all interested
cites served at all hours. Prices rea- svmhlp at the Green. or in Ulu
should this proxy necessary.
Norwnik evenings until 9 p. m.
«lnmnizv.
lightning Leslie ln'lvlumty (11' 41‘. \Voodwurtl
31-61111.- 1'1 pm'u-d to the police
night that Karl llul'lrnm and Edward
Sherwood had taken his rowhout and
(111 the that they 11:12! 1M! town with the
» all the prims 5““! in 1/142 1.:1d ('11:... Shoruood. howvevn camp to po—
”(‘1' ilf'uli'llllll‘ll‘ls :111d roportnl
he had lnu-u out for :1 row with liar-
th.» 11:1- train and that tin luttr'l' lizid
Atlantic l-oul on Call Pasture lunch.
11105:? 71:111. ———-—~--—
.\ 11111-11412 will! . “"l‘nn'l 111i»s"'l‘l11- Ytlluw Ticket."
frutllh-l UV“; ——-—-—-
I l‘mlwu-n lights :11 4 :1. m.
Ellnisy 1-;11'101. owned l1\' :1 tulllil‘.
it‘«l Hulltn. \\'1.~t \Vuslliluflou sll'm'l is:
--Tickr'ts for the \VillyS-Kniulit «'m' pulling (111 1111- 1111211. :1 complaint lu-inr:
he serum] fnm) nu-npln'r~ «If KthlwI with illt' lrtlllt‘i' In»! night about
(“or is on display at Mullugll ,1l1- 1.1m. l’uimlmnn .lnlm S111itl1.~i:1
Bms.‘ garage. “'th nu'nm'.
-——__.___
-r-(,1'1\1n-.
lllc' {lilfi"li(‘t 01 any l-irvl warden.
{:l'ill‘lOl‘llt'vl to 5211111 lr'h tin- disturbance.
2 lminy was looking for
. """"‘"""“"‘ 1”“ the ownr-r a: 1hr harm! to notin‘
l'll‘lt“ll\'-i'l'lii" 1' 1";11'11i- 1,, Xllll77ic'
, ..
uni. Tho lmntlw v.11.-
aim the 12111.1.11112- ;
“carnival will Nos.
itiml" n Scum '
his low].
11"H‘mlm ,1 _.___..
"n‘v'wl. 'lrll'} —l~‘ull line of Auto Accessorlei
“‘lW'“ iuon Kohn.
prim ~< “‘13] ‘ W-
l"1v:1t111'i111: lla- «111111~ on ”i“
111M112~t pulp-u l1'r1ll-1 ’PHS
113-" l”' :1 (,,'Ullil¢'(’il"lli 31.211111 lmsimud lull
.S’Illii'll his “'11- l.\ llll'i'mim:
Unzllr. 111‘I'lmlr'vl 2‘4‘11' llw luliiiifl
‘r’ H'”"W111'. 'l‘llr-
11"111111ul ill. incident to ll».-
.. .
1\\l1n 1.1 211121 WM 1121! 1211' la
1. e»; . .
l ' "11.151110? l.1l1\.1lvl \l, l.11-'k‘.\r1(1el.
.l'. ‘IS
.7 1 inmlmstnnd that the woman lllld’lllls to
»-. . 1- 15-, .. .
‘l‘ l' ‘ Hi-lzllll .1 \\.sl'l‘;1ll‘ {innlllsl her
.1111'«
M111], Mm 111 ‘0 11K ' - l"
1-1.1111, 1:121 1 1 11 ,~« time 1.11
r2111 111.] 11m in on lag-112d.
S Chocolate ll.‘-.\lll.'l'§'\'. 11-21, .lle)‘ H.»
Salads and sznid- “1211:1112: n' 11;. RM \'.112.111\- )W'Kil inlay
asexi'fd :11 11llhours. Pliers len- WWW" >"l In ”2 l2..:11111r,11
South N orwalk.
'5‘ ' ‘ l'xi‘m :1? ‘7"‘v'll1..l'-',
Hu ler it‘ullO“ l’f' il' 11r1‘iizr'ul in l" 1'11 ill
. 111:1112H1111i11 thrt hum. 11. -
lho' l‘d'um’nr-l run-.1 1'\"' must lu' --
uiIr-d Tin (hum 211(21 N...” 2 -. W
- .. ..11..111...
BOHbOIlS 8. Choco‘ates ‘ll.d lin' 2/112 '171112 '11'24 111'111111-ur l"
' g '1" 11 1:1111'. tllw lll‘r'sx‘ imam-.2 111. v 1,". ..
' 11111.1 2112.1 1,.»2-4.H_.-..
\\"'l‘i' .1-tv'rn'r‘md} ya ”1,. “nu.”
1 STILLSON'PO‘VELL 5"“ Niiil':ll-\v" (1771:”?!‘2; ”l" swans-1:1}.
-———-_...___
Classified Ad.
'I‘heer will be a regular meeting 01”
Temple on South Main street.
SEBA'W HAT: W
$L00and$4508tsaw Hats, new .. . . . . {$3.00
W'Stmt-i’flmmw n00
+$3.00StrawHats,now . . . . . . . . . . . .'.. . ..$2.00
$6:50Pauamas,now $4s90
Surely you'll welcome this «sale—The very finest
Sailors and Panamas are included.
A meeting of the Past Command-
ers' association of the Shepherds of
Bethlehem will be held tonight at the
home of Mrs. May Burke, Grey court.
Norwalk Quartette Club will be held
at the headquarters. 17 River street,
possible are on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Straw Hats do get soiled—But who cares when a
——C ming: "The Ye 'ow Ticke-t‘" .
o -——-————14- new one costs so little.
The monthly meeting of the direc- L
N orwalk
carnival on the ‘Grm-n. the automobile
‘7 While you’re in Norwmk doing your and other articles will he distributed
Rogers 89’ Stevens
Two Stores Sa'Norwalk
MRS. WHITE
DECIUES TO
GET HER SON
(Continued from Page 0110)
-—Buy your Vietroia at Donnelly's
”lull-irr- on easy weekly payments. Store open
law‘s honw
mood for her child.
her father-in law
downtown court. '
" mulling lms lfl‘l'll
' divorce lrnm 122111112121 1',
her husband.
lor damage.“
$6.000 pending againm
'. ii brim: chanted that llw ' '-
ed her on several occasions.
‘ things had quir'wvi down
determination
iirrf‘filt‘d ltil‘
announced by Mrs.
('onler with i‘rnseruling
‘ciutevl I r1 st).-—«it 116.0an «.M‘mill‘i)’
hut-“'1 today that John l._ i.0'1\l.‘_
iui've-hlt'zti o: the l'nllml Mim' “'m'k‘
«rs. and other national (immoral of
tin" union who “11‘1‘ been lio‘xzrllmring
llr1h~suppnri
THREE MEN BOUND OVER.
‘1\ \ "ll' Hill RY.
Silvzldnlh in "rd hamlu Mules and Tony
1151: Elm: ni’lv 11d urldtmtlmi :12 settle“
the i‘oui ‘il ‘50. are yn-vsparmg 1.11
r: r'nmmo :td tn llu'lr also: mates in the
'ulzlm. control Him! the 1,1:0'1'0'rnmt'nt'n
11.13: 111‘ l‘t'j"."lt'-i.
1“.” Pasquale
“trues-:95 in (nnnv'v'll 11 Wifh llli- kill
.lniumn lirlzzi here July ‘
mum of l‘rvuidv' ' lint-dues with llw
lrcul-lr-d indnx't: .7 «new (13' the 1111‘
lion. :‘mrtii‘ulil". 7'2 rilil and «Wm?
\\..~ «'1111 M... ii 1110111.! ”1- l'.‘ 'l l?
' ' " 12- l. ”lmund 1.111 m lhv 5111111 or «nun
(lll ll 1121'; (ii S5011
mulvliul \t'1'11n...,...,2
119222111111; 1h.~
1111:1tri..1li.< drunk 1hr \\ PH" r911 ‘l l
I 1
5:11: in Hip 1.1-'-.\\1ll1.1 11.511" 111.11
mile-14 {mm
P risun. 11 in re he will he talken both
on parall- $1.1
S!.l_\fl m lli'lzzzi and his two brothers:
still [ml 1 wiilmui
conclusion of me corontl" s inquest
Ma
.. Austin and-
p1 ndinx tin:
52:23.25 caused ,1 'pmzn'mr'nl lo-lnv
1: - c-u'nexlka .--1"1‘1'rij'nt"a' with
‘ Lnlinr. .‘l.1.<s.~n'l=.'.ls+lls.
#2 univ lll'pllhill’a = :rlvl‘. on the
S'd‘iiit' lv':lsl:ulm: ' ' $12111.
'l‘hc" Mnnsnr'hus' " Smwntm' 521'" m :2
il..? lmur With 15: v,-.-.-1.1.-nx_ Ltgt 1'1:
lvi'illil'. the \\'i'.1'x " ~12, 9:211! ix» had
'1‘2ltl‘..i Mr. 1‘.ll‘rll.. . nam'univd will:
Iii" industrial >1.21 ' ”mt it was,
ngrrvd that di-«r'uw or legislative
lllllil,t‘l‘§ might In t". nail until later.
“SIX NATIONS" WOULIS GO
TO HAGUE FOR DECISION;
sons Jm'k and Jim.
daughter Knthvrim.
' to Suratozn.
mr two “T‘I‘kS.
MlNEllS' if 'iillNS
lNTfl-lll’flllfiiif TRAP
One Man Killed.- and Ten
Others Injured as Train
Is Destroyed.
“‘HI'TI'ZSVILLI'Z. V3,. July H «4.);1v
mine 1‘ was killt'll and 19:1 mhv 1's in-'
mun-l. {our seriruwiy todm. wlu'n a.
minv lr'nin rnrfi'lng them to work hour
““5911" ’3": hm" ii di‘namih trap and
“.u- d-Mroyt'd. The mine, ownt'd hy»
2121 Martin!" (‘olllrriv's Fountain. has
1' 1 1 (1:11 1 :21 inn under thl proiu' lion “'2'"
m” 3 1 1- da mi 1 amt injunction slim 1, .luml l.
\\ “SHIN”: 1(“\' 1'1”} H .. {ASSO—
“11.1 112- enurmnent slum l‘ rv'nldvnf
\\'.\ Sill XGT- l.\ .i uly l {m Regrow-
~. ._.__ y. . .4.
made by the various collectors to
turn in the names and the amounts
contributed this evening. so that a ,
larger list of contributors may be
printed tomorrow in the papers. 3'
$239.10 had been acknowledged and it
is known that there are mmy more’
contributions than this. It may of
that some members one waiting until
the meeting of “team Escalation on:
Monday evening £015“:er rea-
porfs. but it is asked out? they make
them before that time ‘1! possible.
and who have not done Elsa and who
attend the Eustfip'd. the ’Nomiks or
the Wilton 91me 'Sundsy. will
have 'an opportunity to contribute, as
dilectors will be present at these
games. > ‘ ,
It is expected that the toll block of
seats and the {our boxes will be;
crowded with "Norwalkers at ”next;
_ “'ednesday's.game when Olsen will,
pitch against the Yanks. It is hoped _
that he will repeat his former per--1.
mances and fan Babe Ruth. and. it he
does, the yell that will go up will.
probably be heard here. i
The list of contributions to date fol-
George A.l"l_\'nn 1.00
. night m-opnrcrl to ten away." your an-
; tomobile.
,- Lat-re sire pea coal. Harris &
Gains. Tel. 7-l
. Tssrmosm,
FOR NEXT WMAY
.(contlnued m Firlt Pate),
To 9 o'clock this mommy bit
Fans who may desire to contribute
lows:
Previously acknowledged . . . .3203.10 '
have Sloman . .......... . . . . 5.00 "
Joe Slomau ........ . . . . . . . . 5.00
Robert G. Mitchell .......... 5.00
Jack Dempmy.............. 2.00‘
Joseph 0. Connor .......... . 1.00 new low tiCketS have been attach.»
William H. Smith . . . . . . . . . 1.00 and every one. W by?
fitto lluiu .................. 1.00
, Frank v. McMahon 1.00 the answer. 0111‘ StOCkS are
12111 Ryan . ..... 1.110 than we care to have them
"A Fan" .................. . 1.00
WASH DRESSES
Our Entire Stock of Good
Clothing for Men and
Women Reduced
iR’e'want to emphasize ENTIRE STOCK, and a.
GOOD. We don't believe in the practice onh 1.,
common, of 12111in specials—“specials” that mm
2 all gone “just before you came,” or low price. 310,:
which are only another kind of bait. Q
Unquesfionably the Be;
DressSale of the Season
3‘ Irrespective of their newness, th 2'1' 1 . 5;»,
you 1113:2251; f \1
(.4
:
t
.4
$11.12 111111:.<<1:.~1
$10 ‘
John AL O'(.‘onnor .......... 1.90 .
Albert D. Morgan . ..... . . 1.00 : 2 ' 2
Gordon P. Cave . . . . . ........ 1.005 3 98
Joel ........ . ..... . ..... . 1‘001 Q
A. Nutting . ..... . ...... . 1.00;
Henry Prank ........... . . . . 1.00;
James T. “’ithall ........... 1.00; J S 1
Learniid Raymond . . . ....... 1.00 ' I I I
Ralph Lalham ..... . ....... . 1.00:7 y a 8 Of Sport Coats
Donald A. Bredice ......... . .511 ‘
Louis Ilium ............... . . .50: Idealh' FUIIGd for IN 67211 1’2‘ fill
"4\ Friend" . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .50; tqi1()1~ed~ on {h .l ‘ f ‘
12. Masher .............. .5112 ‘ 5 531131195 :1 )01‘2' hues.
\\'llllnm Kehov ............. .5;
Frank V. tnymoml .......... 5mg
$239,111
1‘ I
( nine to inn Fireman‘s Fair to.
Prices on
Sweaters
ms STAMFORD
AWNING WORKS
of reducing stud; mu
this :1 1121252 -«:- 11222':
119 Munhatton Street,
.Stunford, Conn.
ESTA.
.
$1. 98t0$29
High Class Work at
Lowest Prices
’1
To those 111212 lxmm
221- “ ”.1! Hui" 'lllul‘llt'vu lu
illEH-vl in ll!" l2'l-l"‘:'linve.1i {‘11'11'1
i‘-"l 1Y1.- \' 1'1"11<- l 1.. x'i‘ufil 3.,
...... ’ ‘1‘ , ‘\
$520$15 ‘;
Extraordinary
This disposal of sweat- P1. “Ices
on: .planned wit ii (.712? 2133.1
time f0 m 321212 121 fulfill .-:
Typical8 Jacoby’s July
Sale on Suits
{1235 store 5 reputafi
values. this headline tells nugntily What is
transpire in our Suit Department tomorn
ini‘~\ .....
Summer Halli
at Julv Sale
$1.98 2.32.98 ‘1‘
For best results try a Sentine
11 . V
‘On your Vill‘fltl‘dl. put your valuables in «in»: of (1111‘
“‘9 depositehhxes' which you can rent for $4.00
' We have 5101‘ rage vaults for tr11uk< ml bulky
Ghosts of silx or
Going Away
and etc. Moderate rates by week, month
orwalk Savings Bank
MD, President.
a you 1'.
valuables
Saluty and 4% (ioniposnd. Interest for Your Savings I38—
So. Norw Trust
mmfmmdra madam mailers. “
Edward Beard, Vice-President
George L. Woodward, Treasurer.
v2 - :.‘mrmp'mm13‘w nape-near 10;me
Business
ee these suits .i—
No up-tod e:
..."...E. .-..— »
Man
‘5‘?"r"
“41"“ 33015“ 7 ~’.2.1t,w1~'c:i Stow. ..‘ , .
Railroad .u... ...».2 ~12 '11.“.- ......- N' Y‘ BANK STOCKS ; Sluts for all—But not m every stvi.‘
'lmmtnmade sulmh \1. also spacinflgg we SPECALIZE IN N E W 2 ‘
’“ “andwkhw 1"‘2 Pr » s and memes. yon K BANK AND TRUST 5 ’
, to 24 50
o o -
- ASK us FOR ouorA'rloNs l
' + ' 1 M 2 H ’ Ch
hegspmbabbr 7 Q Maples & Goldsehmidt g en° ere S {l ance
m Q ,Q '2‘ Telephone 133, 1544, 720 :2 £014 Yvon
M211 ct one of .11 2
. w W ‘ 7 . ‘ .n ‘ ' ~ “L . +'~-.»::
tam Ei?fed: I If you to 11.10.01. these 111.112.11.11 ; 9.11.12.
11 sales" are hot good enough in 1'3‘011, we v.12":
$22.50 to $29 5%
(Kappenheimer Sui s his 11; de'.‘
. v
“W“ .
Attempts to get along "
without frequent use of ’
the
. .mmss
.' N1? 1‘ ”'5' 'r
“THE House. as
-— Ami —-' '
12-14 North Main Six-rat
KUPPENHEIEEER "
l
mm mm ‘ , BASTILE DAY
l
. CELEBRATION
of a good Bank.
. f | (Continued from_ First Page)
—ITRY "' 5 ‘i ! Three marshals of France. Foch.
1Joffre and Potain. were present to see
{the "latshal’s baton presented by the
head of the State to Generals l-‘alyolto
and F1 anchet 11‘ Esprm: Gem'r ll
:Llauiey who came from Morocco 101‘
"the ccremonv was ill .md unable lo
2 attend. .
A big \ollow dirigil.1le three squad-
rons of militaxw airplanes and an oi)-
E‘sen‘ation ball-eon hos-cor d m er the
A St. field, while. ‘on the 1mm (11 the
"fa? course, in the midst of tho three
3 is or the Bois de Bonieg'no 120112.111
men with a mass of war material.
Vinal‘ehed for an hour and a half past
. throngs of cheering people.
The -msrtial spirit of the many
'thousandspf voteraus came to the sur-
la. wken fourteen massed bands
' the MameumigeWas Presi—
ant 31:21»-
B’Ei-il Oil?‘l\ ‘
i‘l't 'IlEt 1‘ .L'Hil‘l‘u: '
will) 21
most 01‘
day was
was an
fourteen:
of the pr . .
0:" rain fell. lull
spot the many en.
the women of Fable 2
President Milieu-and
batons 12 pen I‘ 2-11 \
crowd cheering as "
men: the accolade.
Norwalk Chronicler