WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922.
Semi~Annual
SALE OF SUITS
$15! 75
232.01)
136.25
for $25.0” quality
for 3001') quality
for 3710” finality
30.75 for 40.00 quality
for
37.50 45.00 illiiiiiiy
Palm Beach‘and Mohair Suits .
__ $12' 9,) _.
Shirts at Reduced Prices
Some Good Values in
Furnishings
A complaint about. boys creating :1.
disturbance at Main sin-oi and Center
in- mn- was nintlv in iin- nilimvn police
last night by izohu't .\l0l'('ilOiiS€.
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size [it'll coal.
9-1.
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Harris &
< —i.:i.r£:o
G11 ~14. 'l'ol.
.l. “'iswnli ('(unpluim-il to the up-
ii-nn police last night about boys hut-
111'1;: stout-- at \Vnrii
l’ziirolmun (“hnrlvs Thorpe-
rvi the complaint.
took curt:
—Ti(:k(-ts I’m- the “'illys-Knight car
can In: secured from mcmlx-rs of K.;
Car is on display at )IcHugh
“‘cst avenue.
of C.
“roof garage.
Tho WCl-kly morhiiiiiy
ill:-
in 3411'“:le 11111 .
whooping cough .11
:m-aslcs.
ninr- cow-s oi
ri rigl. ”1111 cum 3 (it
\\"Oll
~~f~inl€~ of V», 'rnt‘n'.». shoe-S at
in Filly X: Brock-11's.
Ki w-rzil boys "0 had
imiuirws from in. :arrlen of «-11..
ll.Ir’.~i1‘01n. l’rnsi t avenue. l\\‘l'l""
“i"llli'll :11:11i11:«~i 14 billion of tho :lr'i
\ l ~34 11in) :il‘io-rno: lay T‘ntroimiin
l'll.illl-< Thorpe.
14m
.—-f‘r»:il. frvsh mini- scrccncd {lllfrn
'mniir-rilly. ll’urris 63 i'ms Co. TN].
Til.
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n: .‘Vl-mlmv \1-111 will \‘znr'luzn
:4 '=,i§.ri «if v \ 1. l - 1"!‘1‘Hll I. 'i‘ll’I ’zi'r‘
\iiii"'l'llli: from ihn «lisrvisc.
7 .'< in“ of \\'I’»Y‘1‘V'il“‘ Orr-rs at {in}.
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'llimrlrin'r .lirr‘rmv Judi-iii 'l'l’l' ~E"
wiwr'. “3111:1le \le "1V. ti 1112111
will: this 1:1111'11111: milv‘i v il‘v ll .
1.. - wt.»- l“:1\‘i"" Fl. Muir's 'l‘ll‘r‘ll'
"w "linivixil 1‘: E4 in H. ' ti li"il
'» 1 1131mm. i‘v‘l- :12: 111' a'im Twis—
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i'l-z i‘lu .2»:w\i"'1w- 1.
mill line of Auto Acces: «vies
Aaron Kuhn.
:!-';7-'. a! was cn ~l
“ian si
I‘Uliv-y .
rvl‘ i
«mi-.urm‘hzrizv‘ Harris &
[jdfiti Tt‘i. 72!.
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, 3 fl; immwi 11am w. mung-r is the“?
I“ i ~511‘ vi 111 ('liill'L'C of ”11' new c011~
, , i: rm. -21 work “Mich will shortly is.“
ua/ier S ('1: 21.1: mm! by tho J. 1% J. Cash Com-
v " 1'4 . Vin-9111111 sircct. Bids for
tlz. Marion will no ’awurilmi llC‘Vt
ilililliillis & i‘llOCOiflteS 5““. :r:-: work will lie stariml at
30111 .‘ .\i:. )lriihi-r has lwcn :1 big fac-
fiyflli ‘3 {‘01 ~:t1‘11cti011 work in- Norwalk
‘ ’ .Hl': l i:- past months. ililti his 1111-
STILI qOV-P , , ~ fiz-‘m. 1hr. is licinf: soon in the
In. 1 0“ ELL {runny liilii‘li‘fl which have inkcn
CORP. iNHW "‘1" I”lsinoss center.
Scuth Norwalk, i —-—.<:11 or womr-n's show: at Con-
ilif‘iiii}' & liracken’s. .
11nd Aiki-n sti‘ccls..
rcprirt of ill?
Conm cticut In pmtmr- nt of chlth for 1 rr .flmwd
wwk (riding 11111 15,111 st; LtQS til: it I(}l()tl.0 in
CUH‘!
imcn Slf‘niiili“
A Beautiful Array of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS;
On Display at
.K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
. 45-47 West Washington Street
01‘ Chestnut‘street
that his car acci-
Lil.-
that
Clifford Dunner
notified the police
«ii-nily sieutci oil in front of the
nor store. in Roman street and
it hrokc a. winlow 111 the stow.
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.lumvs Colo: of qu‘ilaml street not-
liiE‘il tho: local police 'hut :i \xliuioiv
“as (will in the l("g»C1umcr ”1ch'1-
cui \‘Vuxlis. Uii‘iui Summis intesti-
guiwl the matter.
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——]11k1-t.~' for the \\ Mrs-Knight car
can be ~(‘1'lln‘d from mmnbcrs of K.
a! (1. Car is un display at McHugh
Brus.’ garage, \\ est aVenue.
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'1'11.- (lfi'ii'iul Board of the South
Norwnlk )li-lltodist Episcopal church
will 11w! this (waning. at 8 o'clock at
1h: 1. 1.!‘5011115’9. Some matters of im-
pmi- 1.1-» 1111‘ to be, taken up and all
111:.I111l-v1's sl‘v Illlil lie present.
\ complaint was made this morn. 11g
10 the downtown police in residents
101‘ «i (‘llijcn strcet that some boiswcre
lihioning not dirt on clothes that 11:11
iust lie-i n hung on the line to d1) The
(um \\ .1s 1m («ligated by PM! 011mm
Tooihill. .
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m
'i‘hc relatives of Mrs. Amelia 1..
\Vuri’ig. who died last week at
home in South Norwalk wish ’to v;-
ipross thanks [0.1.111- “1’ CH “ . .
(irmnl Army and Relief Corps for
mnny kinilncsacs during the lust iii-
ncss ol‘ the deceased. "s
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Alonkcr Grotto will hr largely rep.
at the ceermoniail of 0th
iridgcport on Friday ovens
Monkcr prophets will mcct near
J-tlli silli- entrance to the Siratiicld Ho-
iii :11 7:3“ o'clock and will pyocccd
’to ihi‘ Casino and fipon Air Arena. on
Sim.» sii‘kwi. when-"510 ceremonial will
i in.- staged.
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.—For real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deit’z, 47 South Main street.
Tilf‘ Luifics' Auxiliary of tho Span-
ish \Vnr \‘mcrans held ihcir regular
lll-‘i‘lil‘g’ lust night. ’l‘hr-y plnunml ior
u. picnic lit Compo llcuch for next
\\'mll'is‘sriu,\‘.. July 21;. lcaving on the
2:15 trnilvy from the #051011 Sinrn.
anlu-rs will Lila" (liou' lunclics. l-‘or
.nnjr furilxv.‘ particulars call Mrs.
jf'liurli-s ll. .‘.lilnr'.
l
’ ~Stnrnsrc Batteries recharged
i 1.1mm Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
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ii in a quiet way.
\ our banker.
is w-uiimlv disinterested
\nu to invest wisely.
Alden Salmons. President.
MMMWMMW q- {AWJ‘I‘W
See your banker» first
“"“ ""11 amide (in anv lxind of an investment talk it
has the means of getting reliable information and will
'llia. is, this applies to the-—
So. Norwalk SavfigsBasnk
Goodwi— “(mm-ms.
OPEN BONBA Rim:
Sir—air Ha
Sale?
$4and 3450812131115 $3.00
3.3.00 Straws $290
$2.00 Straws $1.25
$6.50Panamas $4.06
They’re all from our regulin'
variety of styles. .
Norwalk
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
So. Norwalk
—-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's ,
l.cr
.L.
Victor “1.
HOur
Ferris, citv editor of the
is attending the "leen" game,
at the Polo Grounds, New York cih,
today.
“5.
‘1.
Ralph D. Brundagc of Danbury. a
student at tbs. Connecticut Agricuiqu- .
al College. has been signed. up to play
left field with the Rockville baseball
team for the. remained'of the season.
Rockville is playing live
week at present;
The meeting of the County.
games . a
Com—
niundcrs’ Association oi.‘ the American
Legion, which was to have been held
in
postponed until August 17'
today.
Auxiliary of the Frank'C. God-
to word received here
Lzulit‘s'
Norwalk on August 10. has been
according
The
i‘i'ey Post is to prepare a. dinner to be
served tin.- visiting guests.
Druggisis throughout the state were
notified yvstcrday by
rector Harry E.
Prohibition Di-
Mnckcnzic to be on
the lookout for fake doctor's prescrip-
iion blanks. some of which have been!
The counterfeit.- claim]
meed- in Chicago.
7 Pshsddcs or other ,1‘
3.33".
tor. New: York; is vi
gsmlth Norwalk. He
3: pastor. ofthe South Norualk
. national church.
v
; nue. arrived borne
spending several daxs 51 m
. _ L W’ashington. D C. 1; seeing in
stock which includes a large» 1 ‘
Louis J. Fumo has
amigos st ti}: Norwaik iron: Works
'acatlon spent. at the
esort‘s or New Jor-
;._..__
Rev. Paul Moore Strm er of liones-
siting friends in
was formerly
C‘ongre
:
M
daughters.
utnam ave-
\esterday after
James H. Lincoln and
Edith and Viola. or 57 p
\Viiiiam (Mean1 general su (.
dentfiof the NOT‘HIIK Iron \lgdglgsfli;
enjcyingr a two weeks' mention.
~_—~
Ben T. Nash is attcnilin
g the. ball
game at the Pale Grounds today.
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Officer fohri Kelly. of the state
police denazrtment has been placed
in charge of the Ridgciield barracks.
J,§ucceeding Awns St‘l‘goant William
E Busl’fh' Vila has been made in-
Spector of all police barracks in' the
state Officer Kelly whose home is in
iRidgefield began his new duties to-
dl}'
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The! cases of John Zinccola. of“6 Di-
scsa. Court andvRaiph Cori-only or 116
“rest Cedar street. hoth charged with
mutual assault. were continued until
September 11 by Judge Nehemiah
Candee in the uptown City. Court this
morning. Attornex Jesse '1‘. Dunbar
appeared for Zinecola. and AttOmey
Cuneo for Zinecola.
in the Norwaik hospital training
ischool for nilrses. was operated. up-
on at the Danburv hospital sesterday
forcnoon. for appendicitis and her
friends will be pleased to learn that
the operation was successful and tli‘at
Ithc pauent is doing Well. Miss Mock
is iho daughter of’ Mr. and Mrs. John
Mock of Germantown district. Dan-
bury.
QI’EEN 1.01.151; ILL
COPENHAGEN. July 19 (A530-
l’n.~ss).——The «lmvziger Queen
were made lwi‘orc tl‘it’ new blanks had 3 Louise of Denmark is scriously ill with
lir-en scnt to physicians and are saidipnr'nmmlia-
to be printi-il on much lighter
prescription 'JUllIintl.
111:1‘1lc-‘l to physicians in
0vcr3fiu of tho
blanks were
”9“"
paper.
Conncciicnt yrsi'errliiy and the remain-
dc-r will he mailed within a low
d\ S.
King Christian
mouse-quence been called
has in
back from
'irV‘ a Classified Advertisement in
good Results.
returned to his, ..
‘ Miss Eveiyil‘gMock. a student nurse
The Country Club has made elabor—
ate arrangements for the water sports
noon. .fiily 29 It is planned to have
“the. first evén tart promptly at 2*
o 'ClGCk-' . Thené will be handsome cups
for the first prizes and medals for the
second prizes. but they will be award;-
ed only to members of the Norwn‘ik
in charge consists of William C. Jes-
sup. chairman, and Douglas Nash.
They have selected the following 215-.
sistants: Committee on judgcs. Dune
can Frizzeil; committee on equipmcnt.
Harold Nash; committee on meats.
Harold Baldw in
any or
the events should submit
in the store of Frank Lauder. 96
\Vashington street.
The list of sports follows:
Event No.
min: match. V 14 years and under.
Event No. 2—25 yd. boys’swlmming
match. 14 years and under:
Exent No 3—430 \d. girls swimming
match. 15 vcars and abOV-e.
Event No. 4—-—5(1 y.d box 5' swimming
match. 15 Vears and nbox c.
Event No . fi—Girls'
straight. 1 optional:
2
diving.
under.
Event No.‘ 6—5—Bovs ’ diving. 2'
straight. 1 optional; 14': years and
under. '
Event No: 7—Gjrls' canoe race.
Event Ncr.» s—-Boys"canoe race.
Event No. 9—I.adies diving.
straight, 71 'optional; 15 years and
above. '
Event No. tic—Men's diving, 3
straight and 1 optional;15 years and
above.
Event No. 11———Tnb race, boys and
lgirls. undér l4:~ .
Event No.12a—-Watermelo‘n race for
men over 15.
.. Event No. 13—Swimniing' under
water for girls. ' ~
Event No. 1
water for boys.
Event No. 15——.Canoey§ Tilting for
men over 18.
Event No. 16——Men"s swimming
racc. 21 to so-
LAY SHOOTING T0 BLACK HAND
AGli. \‘TS.
B1‘FFAI.O. .X , July ’ 19.———Policc
today said that Black Hand agents
from Cleveland were rcsponsihlc for
PROMINENT AMERICANS RETURN FROM ABROAD.
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Above—Former G o v c r n o r
Claude Goodrich of Indiana. Mrs.
Goodrich and their niece. Miss
Moorman. Governor Goodrich is
back from Russia 33.1 on his
way to report-toad conditions to
Secretary Hoover in Washing-
ton.
B e10 w—Mrs. Randolph:
Hearst, wire otthe noted; pub-
lisher and candidate for Gover—
nor 01- New York. At. right——
Colonel Charles J. Gaskill, who
also comes home from mice;
on the American Food. Relief
Commission“ in Russia.
the shooiing. last night, of three men
in Prospect avenue.
Rosalia Viscanti and Galpano Zuni-
mo may die. \Villlam H. Maynor was
wounded in the riglit'arm by a stray
bullet. How-as seated in a second
story. window of his home. when six
shots were fired. The last bullet struck
him.
i
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Nowell 13 Murray
CLOTHIERSV a. FURNISHERS
“To Men Who-Know"
153 Washington St. So. Norwaik
SPECIALVVSALE OF
BOYS’
KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
KNEE PANTS
69c Pair .
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3 Pair for $2.01)
Size: from 8>to 16
A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
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T0 flV’i/EST?
in the matter, except that he
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.11 Maw-imam! mums»
.
mww 11m-
unshm
Sumo people save upwforairamy day but bright
days outnumber the, rainy ones.
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N. ' Y. BANK STOCKS ‘
we soEmALizi-z m NEW
YORK. BANK AND TRUST
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ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS'
“ Maples & Goidschmidt
Telephonc 1.33. 1.544, 720
This
Bonk
Will value; your busi-
‘ ness and. help youif
you will give us the
' opportunity.
which will take place Saturday offer-r
Country Club. The general committees.
Those expecting to participate in:
. nam‘es to the committée as soon as '
possxble. The prizes will be displayed
1~—-251 yd. girls‘ swinn
14- years and"
.311.”
s'roc Ks. . *
loommmsw 0112 8mm»
'“TNNI‘l-T’EG; Man" 3111}: 1 9..—~‘t:\s:so-
cisted Press)..——Mnnitol>a‘is go have :1
_ . government of united
' result of elsctors rode;
» Liberal
Norris,.a Vote of confidence.
PADERRWSKI. SAlLINC, WILL RETURN FOR CONCERT
music world, was revealed when the noted Pole started for Eu
accompanied by Mme. Paderewski.
chalet on the shore of Lake Geneva until tear-1y November 3N
be will return to America to take up his-piano recitals We it
dropped them five years ago.
J—
j
‘ . chmsrwas elected in his-6‘
.F animus. tuency. butthrcc of us
went 120W?! {(3 claim“. ‘ . V
A. special million of them"
Free l‘rcss has economics! the oi
of a isrmm‘ 111.1 ioriw in Man!
displun mcni ui tho _ Norris
R'OVi‘l‘iilluc‘i‘il by a (armor atlas
Lion. ' ' 7
s...
farmers; {syn
rotusina tho
H011. T. C.
l‘rcinicr
gox crnnxcnt 0f
.. Ignace Paderewski,‘the Polish patriot and pianist, will ' 7 _
”the. concert stage. This news, of importance to the internals.
They will rest at. their . >5
THE man, the woman, or
the child. who buys an '
Eversharp. is freed for all time
from pencil troubles. Built
withjeweier precision for life-
longserviéé, Eversharp is al-
ways ready to glide; across the
paper with clean. smooth
strokes. Ask us to show you
Eversharp. We have your
particular size and style. Vile
sell the genuine Eversharp.
The name is on the pencil.
51753525511210
Dealer’s Name and Address Hera
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
1’-
Do You Attract
Prosperzty?
:VM‘on’e’y is of value. only as it . producgs
Hence, a primary function of this bank is
to make it productive.
‘
By making your. deposits here, you he
that enrich this community and its indivi
uals.
Norwalk Chronicler