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MOKDAY. JULY
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JOSEPH DAVlS
5'5 WAsnmorom. STREET
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Soon-Annual I
SALE OF SUITS
for $533.00 quality
for 333.0!) qllulliy
for 233.00 quality
Lilli?) for sillJlO quality
37.3%.) for .451)“ quality
Palm Beach and Mohair Suits ,
—~ $12.75 -—— '
Shirts at Reduced Prices
Some Good Values in
Furnishings
minus .
‘Work will. soon be commenced al-
Q‘lé-rlllg another section or the MUSIC
Mali block, on South Main street.
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Sn‘eral members or the Sorwalk
pond- force are planning to illit'i‘id the
yoruention of State policemen to be
held in Hartford on \V’edm;sdaiy.
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-——~I,1ankrupt sale Don )lmche bA-gins
Doors open at 1U a. m.
.‘lon‘iorrow.
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(Jl‘licer Smith reported that he stop-
ped u iunnway horse lost tvenmg 111
WWW. yard of the New York. Kev: lla—
ven and Hartford Railroad station. It
ht.
(01.2.41 not lip, learned who ownml t
animal. .
A constantly increasing Domini-r of
TOUT friends refer to the Smith Nor-
‘ as: "My flunk."
walk Trust Company . ,
You will soon see “lizulmtwr you lune
(le business with this institution.
wiltrv H'rvitv is (kw kvyllotv'.
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———'Wliilr- you‘re in Norwalk doing your
shopping drop in at the (‘liot-olmv;
45-47, West. Washington Street
A Beautiful Arm???
Sums 133E351 nouns V
011 Display at
, E K. BANKS’
.DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahaokemo Hotel
The condition of Mrs. Spencer" S.
Adams is reported as being very much
improve'd. . .g . ”5.4:
Melissa Fowler Post, No. II. 'will
meet tonight in its rooms on \‘ash-
ington street and Railroad avenue. ~’It
is requested that all members he pres—
ent.
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—-——Buy your Victrola.
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9 p. m.
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A ‘Ford automobile overturned at
the corner 01‘ l-‘lax Hill road and Tay—
at Donnelly’s
Store open '
$4 andiaoo Straws $3.00;
$3.00 Straws.......... $2.00
$2.00‘Straws $125
$6.50 Panamas .......;, $4.00
They’re all frOmwour' regular
stock which includesradarge
variety of styles. ‘
Rogers 89“ Stevens
Norwalk So. NorWalk
101* avenue. Saturday evening, hut
none of the four occupants were in-
jured. a
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—Conl. fresh mined. screened auto-
maticzilly. Harris & Gama Co. Tel.
721.
M.
A number of local people took ad-
vantage of the warm weather yester-
dm' by visiting Cali Pasture Beach.-
At‘ one time it was estimated that
more than three hundred automobiles
were there.
M
"Storage Batteries recharged
val-on Kuhn, 9 Railroad Ave.
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Starr Keeler of Itowayton avenue.
l;’.owz:y:ton. while driving on “113011
was struck by a Dodge auto-
“ \‘L-l‘. {XLN
K150“
inolvilu. operated by George A. Ju
of 44 Franklin street. Norwnlk. The
right rear wheel of ”the wagon my
broken.
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——Tickets for the \Villys-Knight ear
(7.1.1 be scoured from mmnbcrs of K.
)i C. (‘nr is on display at Mcflugh
Bron! garage. \cht avenue. '
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]‘(l\l‘l (.Il';i\‘.’l'or~] m if.
l‘rpoilml to the downtown 'policv‘ 1
'v‘.l:ii“ lu- had left his Mm: hum iron.
of lim- l’ulutw ’l‘heuirv liu- front wheel
of tin» \leicle was broken. It is said
that damage was done by :1 Hull Isl-
:innllA
th 1’.
'U‘Eijl
Show for luncheon. Salads and sand-
Wiehw served at all hours. PilCl's rea-
Uinilhl“, I
The uptown poiivn: are in recoipt of
:<l'\ n‘." Harm's; from the Pliomzix owl
' H: Vim" Conunmivs for lm- “will-
.7 .v mim- Hm {armor (lid in hum!-
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r .;. .m m. n at .lv (11' .n ismxtii Aorwnlk irust Company 16 mi
‘ l“"l‘l f 1. l Running: his birthday today. He came
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f'.’ I‘ll-“"1 ‘1‘ -“‘ "1‘ D' , ‘ . . ’lu .\or\\'aik torrywiaht yours amp. and
(1.. (v \'mvrm.-.;: Mini; thw HHH , . , ‘ 1 . ,
w 1 * " - 3 ill ihzm none mnvh touuxvls lu..pmg ”I“.
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:3» lummnv l-“r‘ “"1” Elms: Imon editor, mayor. councilman.
H rm “l RM" "’31“! " ‘ El'l'ul wtntn promoter. organized H-ll‘
l=ix~1um~h 1'. “l! “ “ i“ g'lzavil'litlfir and Loztn Assor'izttion. edu—
v—-“""““" lr-utnr. lnsurflnct.‘ mah”:md bankvr.
-—-—F‘ml line of Auto Accessories,
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ART”?- KOhD- i ~ Imrg‘v" 5'1”.“ pen. coal. Harris S;
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”H' h (1):! Mull!!!» .‘)l l: j i l .l ~ ware :lllw-iu‘od the follow-
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' I; :41 Hugs-t. ~ .A ,
, ‘;.::..nu.~.m«l. “115.» pawn m Arturo Pu-
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7 ‘ , im‘ Lurww nirvr lllw math 01 nor
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{Ham .1 “T m" \‘ll .5 (‘flil‘VE‘llt “H‘mtuv'
'-, . mun—f .
r . 7 .. nrt - l. m 5.12:.“ p.33 coal. Harris &
, . ' i:llt<. FM. 73].
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WJAW rr :1! WWW: r W 1:0 . ““1.“ m 21.11 (mm 1; s I‘nllltal} training
1” {mile 4? S) f H r ‘ . «am» at lamp Downs. Axon Moss"
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,nwjnnwr: August 1. has been. extended
. _ film .luiv 3]. .annl postmastors imvo
’ > ll“""l"~’ll- :1 supply of application
' 'llii‘ill-f-w Hui "H'q- Droparml l0 g‘il‘ in-
! S iinnnnlmn (-nnr'vrnigi}: the (‘an and
.m-q: lwiwc-bn tho:- zuros of 17 and 25
, ‘ 1 (I ‘ l ‘51 ‘~‘ r‘rrv- r'iii‘iiiflw to enroll. lipomjlnss-
. .ug ;(_;3,3:_j. 0C (_ hOCOIatCS (m;- liw physical vxnminolions. The
IHM' .vmmqn pays all oxpmises. includ-
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lLLSON-POW’ELL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
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.nanw
“45mg“
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your vacation. put. 3'
“1‘ Fear.
Alden Belmans, President.
, ' Before Going. Away
“vomit boxes which you can rent for $4.00 a Year.
_ W9 have storage vaults for trunks of bulky valuables;
““545 Of Silver and. etc. Moderate rates by Week}
‘ So.Norwalk $3
and man.
——\\'lxile you‘re in Norwalk doing your,
shopping drop in at the Cimfolute
Shop Ior luncheon. Salads and saxfd-
wicnur. served at. all hours. Prices rea»
sonxblw.
5‘.
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AThe regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building. Loan and Invest-
ment Association will be held tomor-
row evening at 8 o‘clock.
Norwalk owners .0! Liberty bonds
are interested in the further advance
in the market price of these securities,
which, in the case of two of the fr-ur
and one-quarter per cent. issues.
reached 101 last week.‘ Th 01165 are
reported to be much in defmand on' the
part of private investors, and there is
every reason to expect that-eventually
they will sell at a much higher figure.
SOCIAL NOTES
A double wedding was held this
morning at 9 o'clock in the rectory of
St, Joseph’s church, when John Jos~
cph Hui-her and Josephine Milazo and ‘
John 1"{lt5-Eii a and Grime Barber were
nmrriwl by tin? LEV. Father Hurley.
The best men were Louis Dg Pietro
and Jillnvs Cupolln. The bridesmaids
ware Ange-linu Mustro and Jennie
llzn'her. ,
Miis Alalit- 7.1K. who is connected
with the \‘ielrolu departmnnt of Don-
'mglly‘s. is talking tho Victor course of”
instrnclion this wvek at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. New ‘York city. Miss
Zak is stopping at the Martha \Vash-
ington Hotel during her stay in the
city.
Elbert \V. Clark. the popular letter
carrier; who has been attending the
Elks' convention. of Atlantic City. as.
a dolegate from Norvalk .Lodge. is
homv again .ivlilng‘ oF tho wonderful
times the boys had whilv there.
Mrs. G-“rtrudo Mitchell. chief oper-
ulor. {tild‘ lliss Mil-infirm Brown. su-
prrxisor, at the wool tolephonc ex-
vlnmzrv. rosnmed their (llll’ies yester-
tlm‘ after :1 two weeks“ vacation. ‘ V
The Sprinswood Sewing Girls paid
overjoyed Visit to (.Toney lslzanvl.
)'(’l§f1‘l‘dll}'. where thoy all spent :1 jolly
any. The trip was, mmlo on Clmriott’s
truck.
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Miss. l-‘rmnvos Costello of 68 Spring
siren! is enjoying a week's vavmion
l'rom her duties as hookkeem-vr at
Donnelly’s. Miss Costello will rape?"
her vacation at “’alnut Beach.
Edvard B. McGowan and John F.
Bertrani,.employes of the South Nor—
walk 'post office. stark-(l on their two
week‘s vacation today. '
One year ago today Miss Grace Vic-
@1439 ,
, .ionrlMaiMGQMmm this City
turned to their homes
”(layrafter enjoying a \veek’
{mending 'fthe ‘
, , home (sf-glider aunt. and _
:«Rnd :Mrs. J. Herbert 310t—
fiiilsxde street; Second dis?-
-'1‘;ne fissés Annie .\ .wton and Ma;—
have'ré‘
> , , after s‘pendin
two? weeks i the Girls’ Friendlv V's:
cotton 03.111de Canaan,'Con~ . - ' '
Ml... so... L
51; Hawaii were 7
tory of 'St.fEau,l's
L. B. Howell.
Miss Kathiee
church by the Rev;
Algade-
Ye’stérek .
5 vacation .
letowm N.‘
n Lynch of 16'
my street returned to Nor’walk
spent at'Libert’y ('a'nd Midd
I ' M‘ l _C {a
Mr. and‘Mrs. L; C Merrell h F ‘
‘- . A .. . at ..
turned to thefi' home. on Taylorea::-
one. after spending the week end with
relatives in Staten Island. N. Y. ‘ ' ‘
Inn-u—
Hill, Stamford, will entertain tomort
row afternoon with a luncimor, far a"
number of Nomolk residents.
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Mr. and MrSuaHenry Shelling of
New York git? were the week—end
guests of Mtnand Mrs. George War-
ing of Shorehaven. ,
“*—
Mrs. Margarétr.Flziherty of Spring
street spent Sunday‘at the horne of
her daughter, Mrs. John Manning. in
‘ Stamford.
James Kelly. teller at the National .
Bank or xorwaik. is enjoying- his am ‘
Dual vacation. Mr. Kelly will motor
to Canada. ,
Balms of marriage for Miss Jennie
Cahiil and Ernest Brennan were an-
nouncwi yesterday morning by Rev.
Thomas J. F‘inh at St. Mary's church.
I; L. Shaw and sons Robert- and
Frmlerink of Elm Grove street enjoy-
a motor trip to Armonk. .\’. Y.,l‘vester—
day. t ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A, Akstrom of
VGeorgPtown coleln'atml their socond
xiv-«PUNK anniversary or. Saturday. the
15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlvs Taylor of
\‘YQ-‘Ft svmme who have been spending
the “wank at Atlantic City. returned
hams: yesterday.
Patrolman John Toolliill is enjoyiiV
his :mmml vacation. his place being
mm} 3.5- Patrolman John Smith.
)
a.
Mr. and Mrs. Gnome Yoemans
of New York city worn tho week-end
guests of John Handrwek of this city.
Mr. owl Mrs. E. '1‘. Harris anti Mr.
and 3111:. G. I. Hammond spent; Sun-
day at Sm‘in Rock. NeerMen.
Mrs. F‘. ii. Lewis nmj daughter have
returned to théir home in Saugatunk
from’a visit to; Calltomia.
”Sh-sf. Peggy hortomwnghr of New
York city was a visitor’in town yes;
inrdny.
.himrs Knickerbocker of Springtime
wns a, visitor m town yesterday after—
noon.
Craig 1.3 fine of New York city
spztit rho nook and in town with
i'l‘l’r‘fllvls. '
Miss Alma Prendergast of 5 Spring
Hill road is spending two weeks in
Plymouth. Mass.
Miss Virginia Stillman. monograph—
or of Attorney Loo Davis. is enjoying
‘alwo woe ., \‘af'ntinn. which she is
spamdlnfz in Rhoda Island.
m Ruiz-cook and Edward John Robert
Kayser were married at the Norwalk‘
M. E. churéh.
Attorney and Mix. Ié-o Davis are
enjoying a month’s stay at Lake Pia-
m. N. Y. mmm 4"
s!
‘r.
in.
lz:‘n.~:pml:1lirm,
-i uniforms.
and provides the
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——’l’ir*k(~t;~* for the “'lllys-Knight our
van In: semis-ml from nlomhers of K.
of C‘. Car is on display at BIC-Hugh
Bros} g‘nrag'o. “'est avenue.
our valuables—in one of curt
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trig? air} is;
insiiigtion
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95" 0f Shéltonyan ‘,~ I L
‘ flettie Nicholson of \er d Mass
_mar’ried,u Saturday evening. in the rec‘
111‘s. H. O. Havemeyer O‘f liaimef_
street’ returned yesterday fromv a
week’s stay at Atlantic City. '
. ,aah 'v
_ While chiefs a the
wrailroao transportation will increase
,—
Rallwav at Bloomingmn, 111.. tonne
/
Mr. (and Mrs. Henry Froeb‘ of Lowe.
Royal lie-wen of the firm of Newell“: ~
& Murray. W'ashington street "eloth—
iers, spent Sunday in New York city?
Miss Sarah I. Kennel] of"‘3 Reed
street spent the Week end with her
parents in Riflgefield.
Raymond ”2 Elarence‘
“first
Mr. and Mrs.‘
Boerum are celéfirating their
wedding anniversary today. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hatch 3.79
observing their second wedding an‘nie
\‘efiguz‘y today. “ ‘
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
DIES SUDDENLY
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came to this city when quite young.
For many years he was teller in the
First VNat‘ional Bonk on West “has -
ington street. He‘resigued that posi-
tion and jovent into the grocery busi-
‘ness, establishing the store now own-
ed by William Miller. He was inter-
ested in the growth or South NorWalk
and served as a metnber of the Board
of Councilmen. He was a member of
the Official Board of the Fir: Metho-
dist Episcopal church and Buns:
Dodge. No. 97~ LO. O. F. He was of
a congenial nature. and will be misled
by xnanjr"who have been associate?!
with him. He was much interested in
the activities of the Christian Indus»
trial League of his church. He. is
survived by his wife and daughter,
Miss Grave Seynwur: a grandson, My-
ron Seymour; one brother; Howard
Seymour 01‘. Schenectady, N. Y..; and
one sister. Mrs. H. E. Robertson at
New Haven;
be held from his late home. Weeds;
evening at‘S o'tzioek. Rev. John J.
Snax‘ely. pastor of his churchrofl’jciu-
ing. -
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N. Y. BANK SToCKs:
we SPEcIALIze in N E w
v on K BANK AND TRUST
STOCKS.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS.
Maplés & Goldsehmidt
Tflephone 153, 1544, 720
his
ank
‘Wfll value your busi-
ness and helprryou if ,7
striking rain-calf shopcraft onionswarn flit interruptions and intefierénces,m
\ oontinqing to increase, at railroad centers throughout the country and many outbreaks have been re
This picture shows” National-Guardsmen arriving at the Rimmingmn shops or the Chicago and m
r'vfi
The funeral soar-vim will».--
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N w 7 T0 QU-ELL RAIL 'ozsoRnE
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until an agreement to end. the walkout is reached. disorflenm
ll a. strike, riot.
"OWNER OF Lonoon’s “MORNlNG POST
»\
”“3? $35). ..
Lady Bathurst, daughter of the lace Lord Gleoesk. Outside In!
newspaper work her principal recreation is that of raising pedigreed
goats. * :3. ,
~ Would You Like To Earn
7 Some Money? :—
VACATION TIME IS HERVE
YOU CAN: EARN $5.90 A DAY!
{ over '16
riotions
i
snergoéie boys and {six
\Ve want clam-cut,
and Women—to obtain :11?
FOR. THE —- -'
years of age) aisoimen 7 7
DEARBORN :DEPENDENT
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS.
Just in time for the Summer contest
\Ve. arergiving away tweive high-grade [prizes-LBieyc’es
Gold Watches, Camera-s. Silk Umbrellas, Fountain Pens,'Et*efv
Sharp Pencils,‘ete.. in addition to regular eommissmns.
, . Which One Are you Going to'wm? _
‘Appiy- at Our afloat—'52 Numb Main St. .
lutee- ' t, In”
OPERtAfii’ING 30 FORD STORES.
.
‘ you will given‘us‘ thew _
opportunity.
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