qu‘ESDAY, my 13, 3.323.
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. JOSEPH DAVIS
, 9.51 WASHINGTON. STREE‘I
So. N2$WALK.
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Semi-Annual
45-47 West. Washington Street,
A Beautiful Anny 6f
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
On Display at
E. K. BANKS
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo‘Hotel 7, -
SALE OF SUITS
112. :13”???
;~’l‘l_73 i'nl' $231“) quill-ll?
"" Till for illll‘l) quality
'4" ”““ - _ _
7: 130.23 for It)!“ quality ‘
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t :mj; lair 4mm illlallt}
f‘l'ijitl for 45.00 quality
Palm Beach and Mohair Suits
-— 391235 —— ‘
Shirts at Reduced Prices
Some Good Values in
Furnishings
," 1;.le
«gm-x
ix,
Tlswlmt, Aquino of Plymouth avo-
l-lri! mum. clalm‘d :9 hicyclc lound
l'..tm‘.m:ul J. homey.
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‘vl‘é'lll‘lg this "\“‘llll§.f
T."‘.\’l}' clm‘lvli ni‘l’llscrs.
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will lmlvl its
mild in-
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3: Sim} pea coal.
" ‘., 7:1.
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l-‘. Fr-liultzr. the; local mnrkct—
lvlllllllillg‘ to tiikc the mana-
«r ,. :wl lmployrfi of his various mar-l
. 1' >llli|llg on Sunday, July illvthJ
tlw part ywill he
Harris 8;;
i '-’. in |
.«tmminn of
2. .lv-l‘t‘vmm. Long Island.
fi‘”
l [owcll informcrl the up—
last night that a pcrmn
was s« l-lvmiiing: torcllrly in the noigh-
Lorl‘wntl m" \Vcstport hill. Tllc TilillC‘”.
invvstigul’ion. found that “3111”)
wcn pushr-(l fill his hi-
who lmu'l run
lmiilrwlmt
TU. '73.
1,. ll.
l=W\ll ylfilv“
upon
llarfi'lllwx' lllul l
cynic ‘ely i\\'(l young! ll‘ll‘l‘.
awn}. f\l.n‘z,’llilws was
lxruis-‘ml la; the fall.
——-Tlckct;< fur the “'illys-Kniaht «‘n'r
H-curml from mcmbcrs of R.
van lw
lzf l" ("or is on display at Mcflugh
llmx.‘ car-320. “'cst nvcnuc.
‘ l: Txllv‘n'n’l of K lmymmicl stt'm-t
M mi l‘ml ‘\\’l\li" Iliil'itlsz (in (lll'
«ll ll«"l.' l‘mlt Swamp tlv- your
4 72;: ltvo litl‘ which lit“ was
' ‘ ‘1 l-lnlw .if‘ll llwl llis‘ cnl‘
“av: llill .lll‘l ml: into 21 Fowl
ll‘wl (er-i‘nlml ll)-
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i3l‘1n‘lil'fl".
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prfllm- \w-z‘l- “(willful .\"-‘.<-
limo». llizll l’m‘.‘ llmlelwn
“ Témlll-l ,‘xiHin llml
"mm lil». lmmt- «lnv‘i- l“
;.l rm T
.1 until “l""\‘*
mill Will! lilil? ll“ ll’itl “0"“
ill?‘ junior
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. l‘lfltl \llil :mll lwllmmq
‘ ’ “kw lltcn lfmutml.
l' dim: lu’u’c “'er ‘slnlwl
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Huyler s
Elouhons & Chocolates
"w TI LLSONJ‘OVVE LL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
. «may
a {54. ”“qu W4“? ,otewygwfl '1me 9"
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l; . w. .
.. .i‘ilII‘ Vacation, put
Viv llzive storage vaults
(. ‘
. mar,
S0N0rwalk
" x37: Solmam, President.
from lmnllury l
a report made to the Norwalk police.
lmd one mora- case
”ported to Dr. itol-crt 1-}.
officer. last night.
lot touring
W. 1:. Austin of Austin 5
,Assoclnlion of the
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- allow... liltlllilll: llll' haul—l
.. all ll.” i"ltl‘<l.
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n' “rltizvli'~ 4an .H (wei—
l yum!”
. a... in-’
- (it"llliyslt boxes which you can rent for $4.00sa year.
.9N 5' .' , -
' m Mlmr and etc. Moderate rates by week, month.
George L. WoodwaM'V‘fI-émmr
A Cllthl'Olut automobile was stolen
ast night according to
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now cascs of whooping cough
of measles W9rcrc-
Pcrduo, licaltli
l-‘ou 1-
\‘-';’,‘:um 17. Stullmx: of NF‘W Cll— 1
"flat: 2.. [nir(‘lx:.,v‘l3 n ‘4)! lfllCVTOd
he local agent.
garage.
car from
-~Str:Wfiat
. . - air * '
. Merritt LOckwood’. both of {xgfiifif
,\ cre married in thoparsonage of tho
orwalk M. )3. church. Saiumm’. iv:
_Re\f.r George B. Tompkins. pastor of
Lit-he church! Only'a few close friends
l
‘of the couple were present.
$4.9m $4.505th5 $3.00 l
$3.00 Straws . .. . $2.00 ‘
$2.00 Straws $1.25
$6.50 'Panamas . . . . . . . $4.00
‘Mi5§ Emma. Ecuador, who has been—
[spending several weeks with her sis-
“;th M‘.5_..Freoerick Smile:- of Railway
£er Jerspy, has returned to her home
con Flax Hi“- Wad-
) ' Thomas Silk. son'of Sergeant and ‘
:Mrs. Bryan H.'Sflk of Spring Hill
road, has returned home for the sum-
mer. “having [completed his first Year
’at Ilensselaer College. ‘ '
're all from our regular
They
stock which incluclcs”"a large ,
Miss Claire. anrpenter of is Sound
‘V‘ieyv Terrace, this City. and )[iSS Mar-
T'garet Gfiftin of New York city left
iyesterday for Hulett’s Landing, lake
’George, N. Y., wherc- they will spend
' a two weeks' vacation. .
variety of styles.
Rogers Eel Stevens
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I .
“mm line of .Auto Access-cries l. Mré. SVilliam _G. LQCOunt mm
mm“ Konn' Nor-walk 59' Romalk Prank Flora and ‘Mrs. Prod J’». Cole-.
' i 'man are spending _a few days in.Wa-
The Great Jones. at the Jones Medi-. 'terbury. _
cine company. who has been emer- ‘ .
taming large crowds in Marshall Four inmates 0f the ‘30”“9‘3‘16‘11'socmr. . 3111-, meta-HS”
Joseph Bennett of the A. ’J. Collins
siren. will cnd his engagément here
tomorrow night.
Alhcrt ll. Kline of the Self Service
91:00 Starr. South Norwnlk. has pur-
chased a “41m" Chevrolet touring car
from ll c local ngccl. V5. ll. Austin or
Ausllv'r garage.
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-—-For real painless extraction go
to Dr. Dcltz, 47 South Main street.
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New special delivery stamps, show-
ing a mcssenger boy on a motorcycle
dclivcrinz a letter at a. colonial house.
have hm’n placed on sale by the post-
ofi‘lce department. and will soon reach
the local post-office.
'l‘llc sewing circle of the VV’oman'x
South Norwalk
Baptist church, will hold an all-day
‘ session at Mrs. George 1.. \Vatcrs‘ cot-
:tagc. Hickory, Bluff. tomorrow. Mrs.
Dudley E. Hoyt will entertain.
g The third registered tournament
rm‘ thc (‘Onncclicul Trap Sh‘oolcrs'
:lst-intion will be held al New Ha—
Von next Saturday. 'l‘iic slam cham-
pionuhip shoot will be- held :it Bridge.
mnr Friday and Saturday. July 28 and
29.
sizc pcu coal. Hart-is &
7‘11.
Hlmrgc
,Gmis. Tel.
3
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ertm‘dn}! a son was'lmrn to Mr.
Mrs. John H. .Mlilliken. 1042
Ink"- Shm‘c lh‘ix'c. (“,hicng‘o. Ill. )lolh-
lci‘ zmd child arc doing niccly. Mrs.
lMullikcn was formcrly {IPnulinc .Tn
illillcr. elrutqlltcr ot‘ Wlt'.‘nll,3ll‘fi. Da<
ix'irl ll. Miller of l-Zlmwood :H‘UltllO.
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’l’lic “mivlnummcr solo" at 'l‘hc N. E.
lltvzizl (‘nfs Slfll'f‘. is u most rcnmrk-
lull!» \'\(‘ili. and rcprcscnts r-conomics
u" :I lr-l‘y llcci-lml nzilurc. You should
l‘mkw :uix'untnpf ot‘ this opportunity.
l limvr‘: :ictirln :nlvcrliscll is just (H Hp-
luauMl ,
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5‘1?" W Vin .‘5 film-1: :lt Cm!-
.\ l:l2ll‘ki.
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“a. ,_ l'l-‘l ti» o n! 1an «liw'clrn‘s of thc
lllll ‘.\'«ll .\l writ» Ausr‘wiulimi hold in
H. ‘.l;:~m:lw 'l’v .liplw on South Main
;.~t' t lust Irv :ll-z l‘ilvl 8. Lynn and
'.lnl~:\ l‘.. LIHVM-ru- win appoint-w] 'Il
|~1Yl'lllle(' tn .“r‘ll'n'r' plane for ill!“
impmwmr-xlts in HA 'l'vllll‘lll". which
" "‘ :lSSfH‘lfllihn.
(-uvllwmlllntml ll, lht
Bun
*wlglilllil‘llpl Full} Mm‘cllc now
lgxllll‘: mz. Donn: opcn 1'" u. m.
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A complaint Hint E. P. Tlflyl m’
Grumman :'\'t"l'll‘i‘ was: having: limllllv
Willi his hmmwkcvlvm' \‘H’ISJHZHIP in llli’
l:;~h’l\\'n lmlivo lust night. l‘ulmlmlm
(‘llnl'lws ’l‘ll‘n‘lw lil\*‘.‘~lll£llti“ll :mrl. nc-
'r-lnwlim: in a l‘t'flfll‘f m= llln pnlipc- hint—
llml tlu- infill-v was in :in
H‘wuzvimm’ (“illl’llllflll :iml Huyl's chil-
llr ll in an unkump‘l condition. ’l‘hc
nl’l‘icl r was; inl‘m‘mc'l.
Vl' f(mull
1’ '1!Zl.‘l‘ll
wnmcn :11
slrccl. ‘ arc
occtlptl ncY.
lw r(!‘iSOllllhlf'.
l'rlnfllh nrr- airy. ‘nth'nctivc mid
Ziwli‘ll.“ 'l‘linsc dcsiring may in-
st “2.» :J'lumtnacs ol‘lfcrcll flicm :tnfx‘
-::‘t~r ll :1. m. cxccpt Sunday at
"l'l‘n limwv. and may secure par-
11 u d
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l'or
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hulk-w
gi'cls
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"finial will
llxilulq
"Uih
Ill-luff
3” l": l’t’il'
‘Tllv
t ax Him-0 or by inquiring at Mrs.
i'll litm l‘. TV]. 324.
~Rlcmcc Batteries recharged
\Ill‘Ol’l Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Before Going Away '
State Sch’ool for Boys at Merioen who
escaped last week while hoemg corn
Waterbury police and returned to the
Company is enjoying a week‘s Vaca-
in the fields Were captured by the tion.
Miss FranCE‘S Costello of the A. J_
Collins Company‘is enjoying a chk's
vacation from her duties: 7
institution.
In one half hour after the Sentinel
had appeared on the streets with the
advertisement that a beaded bug with
a sum of money in it had been lost,
:t was restored to the owner, who
called up the Sentinel this morning.
and expressed her gratitude.
Miss Florence Millefof 94 \Vashing-
ton street who has been spending her
"vacation in Atlantic City has return-
ed home.
Miss Florence Duchess of the South-
'cmsmcxnswm ; a‘
*-
Teais a delicious anc'lv‘fatlgie
* __ 1 -. «destroying summer beverage
Miss Leah Silver of. .Lynn,
Mass, and Ruth, her baby, whom v
she left in. a mosquito infested .
swamp at Coney Island. The,
child was almost bitten to death
by thejpe'sts before it was found
and Sent to a hospital. Miss Sil-
ver was found in Connecticut
and brought to New York, where
she is being held by the police.
She is now‘seriousl‘y ill as a re-'
sult of a serious breakdown. The -
child hasbe‘enfreturned to her.
w-Be sure to take your own music em yew England. Telephone Com-
with you this year. The A. J. Collins
(‘0. is offering an extremely easy pay-
ment plan for the Vicrrola Vacation
Outfit which includes a small Victro-
la and a selection of any records you
may choose. Stop in ami- look the,
different ‘modcls oven—«See Adv.
tion from hci‘ duties as Supervisor.
Gould Taylor, a former well—known
hatter in South Norwalk. now of New
Jcrscy. is spending a few days here
'calling on friends. '
Peaches: are gradually becoming }{c»rbcrt lest of, Hanford place is
more abundant in‘ the; local markets enjoying a. two weeks' \‘acajlon ‘ and
and the later berries. includingflvm spfillll a part of thr- time with
hucklclwrries and blackberries are
coming in plentifully. The weather
timing tlic last twa weeks has been
(‘spccinlly favorable for garden pro-
ducc and the vegclahlc supply is
showing marked improvement.
-——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m. ,
friends in State Linc. Massachusetts.
Blrs. Oscar F. Schultzc of \Vcstport,
avenue: is enjoying a vacation trip, to
Maine.
Harold Paul of South Main street
is enjoying :2 two week‘s vacation.
OOLFAX ENGAMPMEET
OFFIGERS INSTALLED
The following named omccrs-ot‘ Col-
t’nx‘ l—anaimpmvnt. No. 3]. l. 0. t), 1“,,
were installer-d into thtrir l‘l'SDPi‘tlYQ
chairs by il. l). G. P. Jolm Loughli'n
and Mall? 0: \V’ascnsscc Encampment;
N0. 14. I. U. U. R, of Stmnl'ord. 13.51;
eve-ping: ' .
(1 P.~«—Arllmr I. Ellczitlc.
H. P.—~Louis B. Reardon.
S. VV.—-——Edg.z':' \V. Howcll.
J. \V.—~Arihur P. Garl‘ivld.
Rccordiug Scrilyeé-‘D. “alcach.
Financial Scri‘m'k—éP. G. Benedict.
’l‘rcnsurcru—C. 1-1. G’ehrn‘fan. —«..
l. (Sr—John Hart.
H. S.~~Gcorgc Clock. '
ls: \V‘b—«Jolm W. Smith.
2m] \V.—'l‘homas Riley.
3rd \V.-—~Robcl‘t Jones.
4th KKK—“F, J. Bradbury.
Guide—«C. A. Brown.
lst G. of P.——J. H. \R’ilmnt.
The state highway dc'partment has
marked with the now route designa-
lions the state highway through Illin-
lmry, tn Newlown. \Valcrbury and
eastward. The colors uspd in desig-
nating this route are yellow and black
and-thoriumeral 3 appears in black
upon a yellow background. other
routes are to be designated by differ‘
cnt numcmls.
rill-lightwear—old Nicholas Baum. SO
Vtoodwzird avcnuc,‘ was picked up bv
ltulmlman Patrick Lynch this morn-
ms: wandering on Slaw slrect, Bridzc-
pull. The boy was evldcntly lost and '
“3"" taken In liczldqnarters and 11m
fifrat'walk policc notified. It is bah"
lwvcd that the boy sccilmd a ridc on '
an automobile truck and was put off
thr- truck in Bridgeport.
‘ chcral members of Norwalk aeric
l'l‘llll‘l‘lla] Order of Eaglcs. are golné '
in \f“ Haven \V’ednesday cvcning :ml G. or {Km-Claude A. Forum.
»lt) zillcnd :i banquvt gut the Hotel ”””
Early native apples are coming in—
to the local markets and fresh apple
pies are beginning to lake lheir place
on family menu's. Tim government
forecast of the Connecticut apple crop
third» which will open tin,1 diive in
tins Slallj in the interests of the old
ugl- pcnsnm movement, sponsosed bv
ill!“ rngrmizntion. Frank Haring, of
imillllltl‘ who drafted the proposcd old
that of last; season. The Connecticut,
crop last wagon mtalctl‘ Timon barrels,
according to the govcrnmcnt report.
and tho. i‘orcizsl this year i: for 10”,-
000 barrels.
:{lxl_t'il‘l (32' New Haven county, and
“lull: ’lroup. cx-pogtmaslcr'ol‘ New
mm. are to be the principal speak—‘
PI‘R.
pany is thoyinszE‘a turf: \VPORS‘ vocab.
Eff“ ll'llsiffn act: Conrad Mann. of tor the coming mason is for an in-_
WIN!» (My. 310.; Thus, L. Rpi11}', r-rmse of about 443.000 barrels over
Man}? c“ 3.? or from;
- proudly refcrrlo ting
gigging insulation
fix/i; Bonk?
your Valuables in one of our
for trllgksl of bulky Valuables,
.. , .47". 4&0}
Elma Board; VlooA-P‘ ‘ jmnt
ummmmu'nmml . . J / .
_ By the Second Poof.
"Gentle-mane Am sending you back
the lit-loot an overcoat purchased a
few days ago from you. It is too '
short. ' One with the shortest button
placed where the end .one ought to
be on this one would be about right,
7 fine’xpensiveh_and'hcalthi‘al.~
ANY QoANTITY 153me £50m?
PHONE 113 -
on Kinds of Masons’ Materials.
108 Water St.
50. Hawaii:
.- 2.9 wan sr.
Namalk,
as when the end button on this one
is used in connection with when
there could be an end buttonliole' on
this belt it is a good fit; but there are
none. Other than the above the belt
is all right. ' Yours, etc" D. S. O.”-
Chlcago Tribune. ‘ .
-——Coal. fresh mined, screened auto-
matically. Harris 8:. Gans Co. Tel.
721.
USED IT SINCE 1875.
A. L. Stansberry. Belmont,‘W.7Va.,
uses Foley's Honey and Tar in his
"family. and sells it to his patrons. He
says' “Foley‘s Honey and Tar is the
best medicine I ever used back to
1575. I sold Foley’s Honey and Tar
then, and everybody called it good.
Later. {it Collinsvillc, Ohio. we all
called it the» best medicine in the
world." ‘Rcfusc substitutes, .the
gcncinc is put *up in a yellow carton.
For sale by Stimson. Powell Corpor-’
Newell 89’ Murray.-
CLOTHIERS a. FURNISHERS
’ “To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St. 30. Norwalk
speolAL SALE OF
BOYSl
KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
KNEE PANTS . '
69c Pair
'3 Pair for . ....... $2.00
Sizes from 8 to 16,
P A .‘REAL . DOLLAR VALUE
o.
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we SPECIALIZE 'm N E w
v o n K BANK AND TRUST
STOCKS.
ASK us FOR QUOTATIONS
Telephone 153, 1544, .720 '
, f This'
Will mine your’ busi-
ness and help you'll '
you will give its the;
' mommy.
, Slenderize Your Figare
Not Your Purse
If you are correctly corseted
you are perfectly gowued
l
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l ' W. B. CORSETS are 100% CORRECT in
l , QUALXTY, STYLE and FIT
l They will appeal :0 the cconomicul woman because they or:
g ' 7‘ ‘ Best Values for Least filoney '
‘ WEINGARTEN BROS., 1:10., 47 “East 34th Street, New York
Maples & Goldvschmidt ‘ *
. ‘ NATIONAL BANK T
The Seasons’ Harvest A f
In the “Spring of Youth” the farsighted . i
t
sow thbughtfully. _ ' ‘ .
Through :“Life’sl Summer” they toil and
7 save, with a Vision of their future. '
When “Autumn” comes the harvest is
1‘31:le What they have made it.
‘4 , . Themin “Wénter’s Twilight,” well earn- '
"wed rest’isithe reward of their foresight and
', thrift. ‘
READ YOUR" FUTURE,
IN YOUR BANK BOOK »
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.Smh 'Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler