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DRY GOODS STORE '
Under museum Hotel
It bl‘vi‘rt :1 .1w‘
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4547 Watt Washington Strut
r .
Oflicer Lockwood was called to “Wil
son avenue this morning to investi
gate a family quarrel.
4, W00 quality '
W 40.00 quality :
‘ filer 45.00 quality
neally & Bracken‘ s.
not 106, July 15111-2401.
tree.
VMemhei-s of Douglas Fowler, W. R
posdbly can. W. R. C. Hall,
lngton‘ street.
We
neally & gracken's.
__.__..
The fourth night of the annual:
carnixal ot‘ the South Nomalk Coun-
cil, K. of 0.1253. was very success-
(in. The carnival will again be held
this evening.
vtthird stocking can
. 101' $1.25 at Keeler s.
domes A. ’Rvan t 5. Al.
, former Norwalker, now re-
”.1239 City of Mexico. accom-
f lfo de la Huerta. Mexican
.331“ finance. when he \isted
, s carry a "Gordon” glove 3995- "Tel' 721'
looking at $1. 95.
. mtion of twenty members of
Walk Aerie. No 588. Fraternal
‘ of Eagles Journeyed to New
last night and participated in
John Irving of Lincoln avenue, told
ing on Woodwald menue ‘ .
afternoon he run over a childs tri-
cycle, which the boy pushed under his
th annhersan of the \ew Ha- automobile. ‘fll‘édl
, tie. A class of 107 members
itiated 1 to 111 1 -- '- - “Pu" "n" °f 4"” Accem’fi”
n e lat e1 Acrlt h) won Kuhn.
ree team. the ceremonies being
. in Music Hall. I ollowing the
l program. a good entertainment
«ed out the owning i‘lle local
> made the trip by automobiles.
——Keeler's curry hosiery to match
the new 9\\‘ea1e1‘s.—-See Display.
The hearing in the case of Patrick
Eiligott. of Danhury. charged with
the theft of a. but from the Frank H.
Lee company, was again continued in
the city court. The case went over
until next Tuesday. that being the
earliest date on which the several at—
torneys interested in the case could
all attend. '
loal. fresh mined. screened auto-
zlly. Harris &_Gans Co. Tel.
'.
traw hats. O'Brien’s.
new road under construction at
emporary Home for Children in
art Ave. will be opened to traf-
morrow, it was reported today.
good is not completed. but one
I_gether with the space hetween
lle'v tracks is lead). for use and
W; W (1.1mm (nus smol-
he one-wax traffic Si «N .11
‘ has been in off: ct at that point
”any weeks. If this rat-11mm; is not
”1111.319 road \viTl again ho clos
, the one-way system again put
“While you're in Norwmk doing your
shopping drop in at the Chocolate
Shop for luncheon Salads and sand-V
niches selled at all hou1s .Plices rea-
aonublr
—K. of C. Merrimént “'eek. Bood-
ner lot, July lath-24th. Adnlissiun
(1 cc.
._. ._ A V...“—
The memil- rs of Star of Columbia.
at “m" the entireroad “4 fin‘lCirclc. No.2?1‘.hcld its regulm meet-
- ~V. ' . sing 'last on lung in lied Men's Hull.
5 ~ "' "' ' 9501111 XOl‘W'ulk. Much business was;
{'2‘773 and Pannmas cleaned at lilzlnsactrd. 'lhc new. meeting “ill in
' « vinlll August 17. All members ale 1(-
illne business “' .5 dislmw J 0: allusion] to {llltllll this meeting as there
1 1
is mm 11 business 01‘ till relt'inct to lc‘
, [fight at'a meeting of “anomn {ml-'11 l- d to 4 4 I
LNG. 3110011‘ M. loi-' ———__._._.
.‘h‘; meeting. refreshments in} «Fain of women's shoes at C011-
Wn. ermeloilsuplaycil u p1‘0:;11-,;1(~;l113_~ & Izracken's_
rt,,were served. l
. red signal lights “‘hit‘h hm“! ——V'l‘ry our Potato and Cabbage Sul-
alaiced on poles at several liii'l.zi<ls. lluur's Delicatessen, {nilroml
n the Third district are at- \xn” llfi'Xl to Singer Sewing Machine
3 consuleraliln favorable com-{ng-u,
_'I'h.e red lights- sert'e as :1 warn-i ,
automoilllists that thox rue} “'illinm Brown
to a dinner. It has been sue-E \Villizlm llrown died at his resi-
rlz’tn . similal led lirrht mstmllwlv ill-1 in l‘nl‘ollklyll. New York. \V'cll-
in 0 Tee! throughout the, 11ml». Hi was :1 i‘ornll-r well-known
11y. Yrvsidtnt o‘ _\'m\\;1lk. and lilOtllti" oi
;.\lr.~' “iliism Gomltello“. \\ ho lesidmi
your Victrola at Donuselly’
-—Sa.le ot—women's shoes at Cone
-l(. or C. Monument \Voek. Bood-
Admission
C., No. 15, will hold a meeting this
evening at 8 o'clock. All attend that
Wash-
-K. of C. Merrimept \Veek. Bood-
ner lot, July ism-24m- Admission
—-Sale of women's shoes at Con-t
—-K. of C. Merrimont “'eek. Rood-
tlie local authorities that while driv-_
yesterday“
. two weeks with Mrs.
‘
Linen Knickers
Rockingchair Union Suits
Interwovenflosiery
~Igierwoven Hosiery, (Silk) .'.. . . . .. .
._.......4oc*
Golf‘fiose $2.00to$3.00
I
pore-w
N orwalk Two Stores
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Rogers 89’ Stevens
So. N orwalk
«mi: 12 miles a. nhour.
. when he. saw him fail, he inunedlntel’y
' vV time he reached the scene of the acci~'
, He also testified as to the. mte oi,
Md-
i Charles B. Gray,
fluted
‘ t thertime, prohabl not w
151wa a M G
was one of theh persons who assisted
. ' in picking up the docefled.
Frank Fay, Who conduct; a news
stand on the corner of Washkzgton
' attract. near the viaduct, stated fun:
he noticed the car and the lawn w on
he; did not know at the time,Vand
mired from behind may stand to the
street and said that from the time he
Votes-ted to leave his stand and to the
dont he did not. know what occurred-
m our was going and that it
we: not. travelling at a high rate of
of 20 Elizebeth
street who also assisted in carrying
Professor Osborne to the sidewalk.
testified that the youth was operating
' the vehicle very slowly and that whom
he picked the man up the vehicle had
. passed over him as far as his knees,
‘ i He later testified that the youth was
i
’LINCOLN’S LOVES.
‘ n
SOCIAL NOTES ,
laying a month’s vacation at Atlantic
City, from there they will take on an-
tomobile trip to Canada. Mr. Tolles
is' the popular inside salesman of
Swift &_,Co.
1- -_)
avoidably donned. Nothing
mind has e\ or been written or
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. pastor of
the South Norwalk Congregational
church. is enjoying his annual vaca-
tion. and with Mrs. Jacobs is spending
a portion of it with relatives in New
Jersey.
true.
Rev. John D. Carey. Ph. I).._ assist-,-
vant rector of St. Mary‘s church is en-
joying :1 much needed rest in Atlantic
LCity. Doctor “’aish also of St. Mary’s.
has just returned much improved in
health.
sponslble.
Captain . and Mrs. \Viliium :11.
Roman and daughter Harriet and son
Harold of Newark, N. J.. are spending
Alice Ell. Saun-
ders of Ely avenue.
4%: Ml and Mrs. Hamilton Scudeler. of
“’intt‘r Him-ell, Florida. are visiting
' tho Misses Scudrlor, of Plant Hill Road.
making the trip north by automobile. 0‘. Pittsfleld M333“
Green’ 3 article are to be
\Villiam K. ii‘inkler and family of 53.
Putnam avenue left by automobile to-
day for the Catskill Mountains. where
generation.
\\ h» 11 he is spending a few weeks.
) \nclrew Walsh. 01‘ Long Island. is
wishing his sister \lrs. Daniel RPQd~
v.01! 0: J“ im Grme street. 1
was announced
—l\‘. or 1‘. .‘lt‘fi‘ll’llt‘fll \\' ('ek. Rood- res gnation ”‘3
l .
,ner lot, July 13111-24111. Admission "3‘00““ hm? .
:I’rec. «tendent since 1915,
today.
*I-arse size pen coal
Nelson Hullllurt, oi' Caimondale.
Tel. 7.1.
notified the downtown police yester- IGnns,
(lax that one of his drivers struck a,
youth by the. name of Lockwood in,:
appreciation of Horace Green's 'Love
Affairs of Abraham Lincoln of March:
’verycaltn.
bmcer Frink Raymond; of they'rlo-
alter, that he is connected with a
hidden: counterfeiters that have been
Ming freely for severat ammo.-
fibers have been' tour of the raised
32 bills located in Normal: and there
may possibly be more, but everme“
being so entices new that it will
udlflicult situation to pass any
type. The jail sentence for
counterfeiting United States currency
is twenty years at hard labor in a
federal prison him in this section of
the country it would be Atlanta. Ga.
was learned this week that Jere
Clark, of- the Nor-walk Box Company,
drew $4109 from the Smith Norwalk
Trust Company. all in $20 bills. He
supposed they worse all good, but. when
he paid a small account with one” of
the $20 it developed that it had been
raised from $2. He reported the mat-
ter to the banking house and the bill
was made good.
TORTUGUESE AVIANRS
=~ ORDER NEW SEAPIANE
LONDON July ~ 21 (Ascoejated
Tress). ~— The Portuguese aviators.
Captains Sacadura and Coutinho who
recently completed a transatlantic'
cal police department, whose atten-:
tion’ was attracted to the place or
where. the man had been struck. tes-V
titled as follows: He said that helwas
new. Tarlov's Cigar store-when some-
hardt
I not even at this late dateV-lthat he admitted he struck the de-
Mom or state m Washing- ner lot, July lath-24th. Admission IV825:1enycxr‘iiiowinislettgg; appeared in the He
may for a conference in re- “'99- ‘ , a.“ . y.
to Mexican affairs. V Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tolles (bettel * a}
—Large size pea. 6031- Harris 5‘ known as Hop) of Ann street are en— exnress to you my thanks and keen ceased.
onzV said, “Looks like an accident."
further stated that he (ound Ger-
in a very calm condition and
Realizing the condition 0
-the professor, omeer Raymond with
the youth who struck him ,went to
This letter has been long and 1112- 1 the hospital. The victim of the. 2.ch
{light from Lisbon to Brazil. are pro—
posing to repeat this year, and have
ordered a. triple motor Savoie sea-
plane, capable of flying three thousand
miles without landing mys a dispatch
to The Times today from Rome. The
machine is expected to be ready By
January. '
fissures GET- MONEY BAG]
NEW YORK. July 21.—~—Four armed
men snatched a leather bag containing
35, 355 away from Jacob Alnx, vice-
to my} dent partially reV-gained consciousness president of the Stutz Company cigar
Lincoln' _on the way and asked what had hit tmanuzacturers. this city. at. Columbia
treasured for each member of
"(Mrs ) NANCY REED GORDON.
July
they will spend several days. 19:22:11“ NOYVVMR. (301111.,
lv‘ria-nds of Dr. Philip Castellano are ‘ _ “W4 H
:ccoixinc cards from him from Italy, Strik‘lXTEXDEx'r
CAM’P RESIGN S. 4
Harris 8:
Mr.
ca retuily
this
15.
of
*llini BASY’S
finer-5v to make a photograph that will
please all membefs of the family. Up
to date mountings now on hand. do ‘
pointments {or sittingsean be made
by telephone.
by an automobile. owner
he had wonderful control of. the
harm; knew the. can perfectly and
knew how to operate one. ”Airs. Me-
ml of 2? Bayview avenue who
was passing by at the time was men-
tloned by the emcer as another wit-l
nee: but she did not appear as chef
Coroner Phelnn reserved the right
blister yearsaabvaill feel mighty L
, good indeed to see the likeness of the
early years-and by the way the
grown ups must do the thinking 10? . '
s'm Mli‘hRD. July :1 fiFrellor-fck s i the cum “ring me “by Stage” It is
Camp. whose comment by the state
as a supemisor of elementary educa—
Vtion in the Department of Education,
offered his
superintendent
He has been superin-
n mighty fine thing to have baby’s
picture taken and the Michelson Sm
the is Well prepared to make a mighty
satisfactory picture of Baby. This
season of the year is not to cold to '
take baby out all dressed up in the
The Nicholson top-
Van Zandt sneer, East Norwalk and
lhai he stopped immediately The
youth had a few blulses on his legs
and refused medical attention.
i
——For real painless extraction go?
to Dr. Deitz, 417 South Main street. ’
515’111‘ many 3.: are on (Tiny stroetr‘ llc
.was prominently illelltiiivd with manu-
weekly payments. Store open
. until 9 p. m.
tf‘uctlllin: intlrests in Norwalk and
_ ,lirooliiyll 1:1:111y yltlrs ago. and is sur-
ix'iv-Ml ' :1 Willow and OilL: daughter.
[The 11'- maills “ere illought to \orwaik
v1ml:1\ l‘ul iiil“llll(‘ilt in the i‘amiiv plot
.in Lnion cemetery.
~Re<luctinn sule of Summer Millin-
er,» a1 \Iiss Polhemus, 80 Washington
'15 (reel. 3..
—~V.hile you re. in Norwalk doing your
shopping drop in at the Chocolate
Shop for luncheon. Salads and sand-
wiches served at' all hours. Prices rea-
sonable.
inbons & Chocolates
. 1 LSON-POWELL
. - con .
w:
'7
South Norwalk.
h..-._-._. ...e. «-n. e. -
0T MONEY T0
See your banker first
Before you decide on any kind of an investment, talk it
2' with vom- banker. .
' He is entirely disinterested m the matter, except that he
if you to invest wisely. ' j ' .«
, of walks, drives, "roads. or grading
Read. 5
—-l{. or C. Merrimeut Week. .7 .
nor lot, July laut~24tlh Admission h‘}4}0d~v knows What he 15'
free. i going to do. But anybody
SLEEP-Immense , i can know what he has done.
POVVDER. IS FATAL
MONTCL’AIR. N.‘J.. July 21—31113.
George F. Morrison. wife of the Vice-
president; of the General Electric
Company, lied at her home here.'~late
last night, from on overdose of a
sleep-numbing powder. Which she had ‘
taken to quiet her nerves. 3
Seven. children survive.
MASON WORK-
I: you hove a chimney to be‘bullt,
. fireplace, plastering or the building
this bank
you have done.
work this concern and 'its' capable or-
ganization is in a position to do the
me in 9. expert. manner and a right
price. “Work Vwell done" is the thing
that counts and H. Fabrizio. Mason
Contractor knows how. 14 Snowden
Ava. Phone 2824.-
Don ’1‘, Guess
Keep your accounts with
and your check
V book will always show what
NATIONAL BANK
South Norwalk, Conn.
stairs. at "2'8 Washington Ste-Adv.
m flab-w, .. m.
Maples &Goldschmidt‘ ‘
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
we specmuz: m N 1-: w .
v o R K BANK AND Tnusr 1
sroerts. i
.ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS"
‘
NW 15s, 1344. m
with a stronger ring of sincerity and him. 'He was then told that he was and Broome streets, on the lower East
matters or fact than this. It rings'illtruck
Side.
Pedestrians saw the bandits
Mrs. Lincoln was a connection Raymond further testified that While make their getaway in an auto. All!"
of my mother' s. and it is slgntficantithe youth was d’i‘mg to the 41°59‘44“ had just Withdrawn the money from
and heartening that a man and a he had to slow down sex oral times and ,
Northerner has risen to her defense.lthat
a keenly sensitive woman. for whom 4 car and “13‘ he belleved young Ger-i7
. —— the times and the clrcufii‘stances of
her surroundings were so largely re- ,
Matilda Edwards of whom
Mr. Green writes so charmingly, was
the idolized elder sister of my mother. ,
As children he listened with it on '
on our part to the story of he: cg?!)- ”0“” “Ot be reached to be notified. 4
quests for its romance. and later tori
the history which it involved. _We were of decision.
always told in the family that Lincolni
courted her, a fact which she only di- .
vulged to her nearest and dearest. As
he “as then of no special note it war
merely regarded as another in the list
of her suitors. She married Newton
Strong-~not Schuyler-«mt the Strong:
Copies of
the Corn Exchange Bank for payroll
purposes.
enter: on ELECTRICITY LOWER
STAMFORD Jilly 21.-——-Price o:
electricity for lighting purposes was
put down to pre— our figure or ten
cents per kilowatt hour. 'ny the Stem1
ford Gas and Electric Company to-
day.
.o
Hot Days
*.“AT DA\VNI\G i'” .....
“0N MlAMl SHORE" ..
“DRO’WSY W’ATERS”
HEAR THESE
MELODIES ON THE
VICTROLA
Sold on Easy Payments
. ' M m. *
. eon ~noun VACATION
' Stationery
Fountain Pen
Eversharp
Y 21, 1922' ~.
WORK on man l.
WMGTON, July 21 ~- ”icfngL
8:13:31 annixersary of the pma m
We Mistration Tariff l 11 mge of
House. , When the measura v.11 gum
its niche in statute 1121)le nd
S‘iii‘r in pm!»
but. there a ‘e inerogsixt
hurl, 0n
, (2.!" anxious
lematieal.
signs that the leaders. at
430th sides of the Senate
to get into conference.
Admitted‘iv they are “‘{dl‘
: ‘c .
grind or “work on what 11. ' 1:490:29
the longest legislative (1.2:. mg m:
toryxof the Senate. a day gm: “C'Whas
run 2,208 hours. or 121 name holy-E
than there were CO.-Z‘iliZi€o Amen;
ments to the bill.
In the, Senate, it still a: 7- J, .
noon. Thursday, April .
hour the tarifi was cal‘xdu
legislative fiction is being 3
with a hope of facilita‘: g: halal ac.
tion by keeping out all of .V
the most pressing legisl1.:‘
'But this fiction has ;;
Senators from talking 02:1 1.1.x;
suba’éét under the sun.
“Xl'y
AUTO BRAKES FAIL It; ”(in
When the brakes failv l T(. ,
automobile operated is. .
termash crashed head-on 3?.71 11a“
owned by Charles Sammie 1‘? N‘VWCa.
naan last night. The ’
pened at Compo Hill.
Re
~ badly damaged, but no on : -
ed. The Sammis maclli- .
ed toward Norwaik at. th‘ 1
accident.
'--* " ”Huh
'1‘ 1.‘ 111$
wing-21
Sensational Slice
Bargains
_ At __
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 80. Main St. to
wt“
Nor-ask
IA Clearance Sale of All
Summer Footwear.
Comfiee 011: Window Display
for Real Shoe Bargains
Cool, Refreshing
;, Music for These
and Save Money.
“Wt-«Vs. 5,15
BEAUTIFUL
FOR THE WEBKVEEB
Natteford Cami}-
Kodak Film
Fiction
The Hamilton Shop
49 WAEL STREET
WrwA.W‘~/W ’ “(‘va
r.
Some people save up for a rainy day but. height
days outnumber the rainy ones.
The snnshiny day is when you buy a homer»: a
business, send the kids to Dollege. *“ '
,:
0 5mm Board, Vice-President
you“; ‘ Treasurer.
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT “TODAY AIL—'1
.1
7' r , x
”This Bank
Your money is helping ,7
alourr Kthe Prosperity of f .
our Citv while at the
some time. :yo-u'are not
parting with your money
at 311,13an one simply put-
ting it where ii; will be
it's Here it It's
a Houseware Comforts for Summer Service at
Very Special Prices.
Deliver!
Hm
«L'$14.06—'——Lift. top, style
REFRIGERATORS -'
Jimmammmcmammamrywbcrmm 4
$53 .09~\Vhite plaice iCE CHESTS
refrigerator W bite lain ice box opens on $13 93~Li§1 :Up
. fifafiildegbgémi'cemigf side. Holds 109 lbs chest, brown 1...}:
rpalcity, 45 pounds Vflf‘ice. timell.
' special-410.98 v Special—$37.50 At—510.50
cm; STOOLS JELLY GLASSES , PORCH ounce é
V9930 " ‘33"? 9mm“ ”Sc—Hi h stvle ’Vjellv 1', . .. . ’
camp; fstools, with glasses} with tight W("P’a‘fflvEjgi‘filw‘fnm" Y
,hea‘ ‘73 Statue. 1 Titling covers. 9'02. ‘4”“55‘93‘
“59¢ tr-size, 2~dozen for—~ , . T... _ ‘t 3;.
_ _ on. germ/es: “-90 i’. it “‘.f”‘"=‘.”35’ ’ “ '
319. 00—2 burner high r YARD ”F”
SETS, ”file name 'GLOTHES‘REEL , . 35-" c.
~ 5' it. w? e. ‘ ‘
At _ $9.50 — Yard clothes y , 7-
'7‘31493 V, amaze, fits firms in " A‘—$°“°
'PEREBEEMNG gravid. canine harried $3 .5
Kan-1.53 . ’ in ‘W semi in use, 8 :1, wide, d101, ‘ «
3 wt Wear Ever -- ’“H?” ' lit—$7 98 ‘3'
,wmoow s.
VVVVV SCREENS \
S55 cwExtens ion gin -. 7‘71
. dowV screens, 18 m. . t;
" high; open out :{3 in. .3:
alt—43; .. f’VV. j;
, , 7 f
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