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SUMMER. DRESS GOODS
- On Display at.»
E. K. B
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
“v
\ (wt
.losrpn DAVIS ,
{lynl-lm010m. STREET
' 5o .VOKWALK.
9
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n You Seen Those
RA ENCOATS
A‘-$5.95 ‘?
7'“...
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.\ x-l-«itlelli of Hartford plum?
45—47 West Washington Street;.
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” “‘9 4- "i““If'llml‘i'ul‘“infill...
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" - "‘ S nei- lot, .lu ) a
PALM BEACH .:U1T mm-
1 A‘-Slz.7o ? notified -
And the . t‘nv laufilrv inst dvvnilu; that they 1)::
ANN“ lir‘vo‘ri smut/one \Vll:< in me. hotly“...
W'HTBITE FL AL \Zo 'l ii'inlorvl plot». (Jillcer ix");
‘OUSERS no.4- i.‘;\-~sl:‘.":i 1' llw nuittl-Irprglnf
M I ‘ ' .‘\l was lle. «p.
A $075 7 \“WH . ._ lihli -l .. |,, ‘ ‘I .h
. *i'dl..l.5.
ll ‘ (iii 1- lillt‘w l lac, iii" ugptnminm. o
Ini '.\ w? l-l. . V “cm-
”’4 . .
GOOD BUYS 1"‘lri'i'1iv'11 Ski" 0i Summer, :‘llllln-!
Ali-”.5 “VIM: l.»~ " lilies l‘oilzemus, bu \\ asnmgton
:ATTIIIleu ‘ .i Sill’t'i.
""'":L"LL i ‘ A
"‘ i \' *w-wh- \vlrn imm- occusmn t0 USE"
A it‘ Illuw lliil road. from Mill Plum
1 ‘ Hi lxwpr. N. Y.. will be interested
g". ’ " {lull liiill part of the road
i‘: 45 in New Xork state is Lie—i
i:
li“lli'l“\"|i. The Connecticut side
is Pictorial
of‘ this sols-rufw.
S
will lining:-
(ri’f‘, r—l ’Ollll"li}">'.
lioximv \\"~Ik~ “It!”
will.”
74‘
l:lot;lll>~' USO.
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o—i‘or rnnl painless extraction go
to Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
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\. llwvns is especially equipped
- __.‘ l
.
:‘rmh minml. screened :‘zlltm,
.liurris & Guns (:0. ’lal
‘ll
-4‘. ‘
" l , . :or l~lllll0gruliliillg children In nutnmi
f PM "NVMCM minm‘w‘ I" [it]: pom-:4. sports events. last. motorhonts
y i M" Nnrw” L “MIMI-inm- 1'... and autos. Home Portraiture: Curr.-
Vnir—L “M” “on“. Mir u“. LTD“ in] nituzltion to amateur \vorK; -4-
. hour wrvice: work culled for and de—,
a r. Tirol-l}; lirrrl-Il. I-hon. 2:607.
“annex . .-
——_— - V— ' ‘ in-
l " ' 11-1 \y, t 14"mi ——Snlc. of “omens shoes at CL
C "WI-”DY “l ‘u 5 — ' l. , ). l'l'S-
l York lily. who has bw-n meal.) 6L Liacke
. , .. .17 "en ____.__.___‘ . ' ' ‘
' ‘ ”h. 1 Q”? ”ll?!“ ‘1: whitn- Simon Horowitz. of BIOOXX‘hn‘ (E.
. :l“ . l'.'.' {1:- _ r:._ — .. p . I“-
I, > to . \. | l' l 1» 4-4 Y.. reportwi to the uptoun po 10. 5 ' ‘
‘3 . Ht. '1 WAVE 0L1” M “A \I ' :Ll'lvrnoon thnt his (liltOmOhli!
iei‘liny . ‘v
lull sillvswipwl :1 car ownmi ii) iam-
mzi A. Hoclshen, of Norwalk. on
Main street. Horowitz said that he
was pulling out from the curb and in
doing this. the fender on ins car had
‘ll the side of the l-Ioclsilen ma-
Wow?! and Panzimas cleaned at
"l5.
_____.._.._
complaint was receivml from
Norwnlk that boys were C'liliHllK
essar; disturbance lll‘f‘i‘ the Chi"?8
of Fiske O'iinrn. 'l‘hrs mom: Chilli-
V“3S’.il!‘:l"li lg; Sluril't llouli-ms, ——l.:1rp:e six—#9 pea, coal, Imam-is &
——’—I_— . "-1 I
nv vour \‘lclrola at Ponnclly‘s Gain“. Tel- «-
I ' ‘ n 7‘ ——-——
”I “""’l\’i.‘( Pdilll' ntS. btore Open Sl-w mi good catches of weak’fish
“#39 ”M” L P- m. wmw wporlv-ll yOSil‘l‘lllly. Um» usher-
V ' , ' — 1....) El"ll]'].5fl‘ who mm'. it i< suivl. caught lonr fish one
(I. ML" ~ ilrmml '(jmh- ur‘ whim; Wright”! i‘onr pounds an.) a
‘ H V! " :liiv i< nowtii. 'lnlz‘ "lolly" Firm-dict. lilo» wpn-
‘ i 1‘ ‘ Al'li lmvlmv ”clown tishwrmxn lin-l hatter, 13 re—
‘ E ‘ ‘ M" 0" J »" I'll‘ol- "INF"! to how- r‘:l'li:llt two annihsizm]
( “A h ‘ H “I i V i ‘ ‘isii. This is the first time in fifteen
yours that wt :ili-lisii have appeared. in
”A ~ ” * (‘nn zizlz' :liil.li«::lil!'l‘ in lliv loczii harbor.
1. 1 . . l. . 4 - _
A: t Y ' ' ’ i recharged
v—“iklnrnLQ Latter es
’7‘“ Y - _. .. . vm. ; \nron Kohl]. 9 Railroad Ave.
l . -
l... ' :in‘. i .i in“. “3.4.3.4 i". (lrw'nv. prpsidpnt 0: the
H '1 M I": . ’ l -l llollwrs o: .\orth America.
r M ‘ 1-. i 1| M? if" '1 l". llo .\‘v\v York today after
‘ ‘ l H w"! \', ll) ~ . < .
Homo": w: vwn (low: in ,hunlmryvand in
- u ., l‘w l“!
m ”V A N“ i . l,\‘. \lwm ‘; ‘xll: Hrvmw reports that
‘1' x «HI-rui districts Of
. - . :w»l p»: [il!,'illl‘l"‘~' url'
3 ll!‘ (2 Mel-Iiml-nl “(W-k. ltuoll-l- .
‘-v!.'l the Ilillirulty
Jui} Willi-11th. .\Iilni—~ion
trouble
Joy-1‘3.
.-i 33.11% ii in»
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‘rl-‘i'l’iilil‘ill “114.. Rum]-
lfylli-zillh. Admission
w res Purkl l‘. . - .' . l
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inwi in
Tn lui. Jill)
ii (‘I .
Him < :‘t
Com
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:..-..l u..,', “m”; l-.‘ XXII-is,
_\,l,,,5...,-,,” . _ Ill-lzllilly
J W “ ' :3 im-lxwlu
‘ ‘lrcvl. l-‘oriy-
ii \‘-'IlS_ «N‘—
on Saturday.
. l0 lw ss-iootmi
' .' \x'vro served.
«in: “ill 1-“ held the. first
.‘il'lzllul.
Ahirilc
nil-Minx:
(‘luh
/
Iflll -l:?:.
l‘llgo'
.‘I‘.’
W 1;.
of (‘. ‘ll'l'l'lllll'lil “'eek. Rond-
Jnh. ism-:34”). Admission
——rl~ .
inf.
inyler’s
il'l‘f‘.
ills-rs. rvf \'\'I-:~'tport. com-
“i
1. ('3 1H.
J = ;. . .. .1. ti- 1?.“ uplovcn police inst
, , , 1 . .. . -. ’ I
Illvi‘a‘orm. 6; { illEC‘lliiiiGS i .; m :mlomolmn nimii mill ~
I bi< \" 'l-ckitir: our parked in
. ~ . ‘ - ' this L‘.“|l'll"£" in \Vr-stport. A
girl in iii“ 80:“ of the wrecking
awhile “'21:; xliglzl}:injurr-vl. The
tilt- other machine did run
:n: l <o.\'»l’OWELL
vi 1lllllifc‘
IV ‘ ) I
‘ ()l\l). i allowing Hir- nr‘cilient. The
W. 1v _, . i ' ‘~ In" col-rim! llw Connecticut re-
u...l. wCi-"fl, 4;, :- i it i.“ said.
mull woe: placed in good shape ‘.
“Good'iyiir’
COLLAIz .A'Izmcnnn
SEEMS
For Business and Sport. XVeaL
White. and Tan
The “Sportsterf’ , -
A Very Light-Weight
Soft Sport Hat.
.
Rogers 6’ Stevens
> ‘So. Norwalk
7
Norwalk
_——— 7
Several members of. the Norwaik
Gun club ’are attending the registered
trapshooting tournament in New Ha-
ven . today.
Ernest Leo Josem. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joscm, left Friday for a. two
weeks’ vacation with relativesvat VVin-
throp, Mass.
—4»-lce—~Cuii Raymond Street & Son,
Dar-ion 1W.
Dr. \Viilis H. Crowe, formerly 0!
this; city" is in a serious condition at
St. Raphael’s Hospital. in New”Hu-
wen. He is suffering from typhoid
fever.
There was a large representation of
the Humor View colony at the. club
house last evening at the musicale
'and “A Night ‘With Lincoln." The
affair was mast successful. both finan—
cially and from an artistic standpoint.
——I.arge size pea. coal. Harris 8:
Guns. Tel. 721. .
Mrs. Owen Kindilien and son Owen,
Jr., who have been visiting Mrs. Kin—
dilivn's mother. Mrs. Stephen Carlin,
oi‘ Flax Hill lioallfl‘eiurncd home yes-
terday to their home in Bridgeport.
Conn. ' ‘
The Past Commanders' Association
of the Shepherds of Bethlehem will
hold it .‘~]H‘L.‘ltll meeting; Monday night
at the home of Mrs. James ‘ Craig.
Orchard street. Plans for the outing
of the org:.iilmlion to be 1191'] on July
30 will be completed at the meeting.
—-Fuli line 0: Auto Accesso
rise
Ant-on Kohn.
E.“
Mrs. T. J. \Varron and doughter.
played following the roast. Horace M.
Bliss .U. C. \Varren of 30 Gold Hill
street, second district. have returned
home after enjoying a delightful \‘n-
cation spent at Niagara. Falls midi
Canada.
l‘n-o
The ease of Alexander Olson o. -1
Leonard street. charged with interior-.-
tion and breach of the peace, wan con- '
tinned from day to day by'Judge Ne-
hemiah Candee following a hearing in
the uptown City Court this morning.
Olson was arrested on the complaint
of his mother.
~lcc~ ~(f‘nii Raymond Slreet .42:
.. Son,
Darren 1‘l()_ —
~———.—.___
l‘htiptcr, N0. 95. ~()rdcr ol’ .liuatvrn
night at Cull? Posture Beach. Most of;
the mcmhers made the trip to the‘
i)'.;-;'.'il in automobiivs. The frank-fur-
t-r re: st. with hot cakes and ice
on :an. was a rare treat. Games were
.‘~.‘. Human was chairman of the com-
mitre-u in charge.
'l‘lu- (“com-client Company and the >
Connecticut Lighting and Power Com-
pany are to remove the unsightl“ ‘ "ie
in front ol‘ llie' Memorial in'G.......énL
by changing the location and repiac-i
ing it with an attractive ll‘Ol’lK palm:
This move is entirely voluntary on the 2
part of. th‘cse companies and the a‘c-
tion will be commended by all of.our
citizens. ‘ "“
MASON WORK
It you'liave a chimney to be built:
a fireplace, plastering or the building ;7
of walks, drives, roads, or grading ‘
,.
x»
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i
work this concern and itsrcapable or-
ganizatlon is in a position to do the:
same in a exDert manner and a right:
price. “Work well done" is the thing}
that counts and H. Fabrizio, 'Mason;
Contractor knows how. 14 Snowden:
.miryisoynais Narrow ‘
”This morning. Schultz Was none the
Seventy—five members of Berkley
Star. enjoys-ll a delightful picnic last 7‘
tom Drowning
Continued from First 933.,
on into the water. = 2...... ,
'ljleal was .Standing‘ on the
street bridge at thetime’ Schultz fen
overboard. Running down
meme street,rH€-al' jumped into the."
water after the boy who, by that time,
was, being carried doWn the river by
the swift running water. After sever-
9.1 minutes of desperate work, Heal .
managed to grab “the boy by the coi— ..
Jar and to struggle to shore with him.
First aid methods were used in
resyeitation ortholaq who had gm“;
lowed considerable water. VTho boy
was later turned .mer to Mrs. Todd.
worse for his experience.
GoVERNMEMi
PLANNING‘CGAL .
DISTRIBUTION
. (Continued‘trom First Page)
or “about the coilieriees.
gone on farms.
PHILADELPHIA, July —Se\-er-
al cargoes of coal. purchased by local
public utility corporations in Great
Some have .
on
Britain. will arrive here’within a.
fortnight. it became known today.
LONDON. July 22 (Associated
Pross).—-Demaml for ships to convey
con1 to America is increasing daily,
many steamers havng been loaded in
the United Kingdom this week
sailings to various Mexican ports. 5
The freight rate is from eight to ten i
shillings a ton. ‘
PITTSBURGH. Pm, July 22,410,... g
than 1.000. National Guardsmen are;
in Southwestern and Central Pennsyl— =
vania coal fields, readyrto be assigned
to strategic points when coal Oper-
ators attempt resumption of mining ,
activities in compliance with President:
Harding‘s order. and under Governor V
\Vlllinm C. Sproul's promise of “mi
prc tection. ,
COKEBURG. Pa.. July 22.-——'l‘r00ps
of the 104th Pennsylvania. Cavalry ar—
rived here this morning. and after de—
training pitched their camp on a hill-
side overlooking the mining vliago, It
was understood the field headquarlnis
would be established here.
for.
The price or electricity for lighting
purposes was put am to pro-war
figure of tencents per kilowatt hour
by the Stamford Gas and m...
Company yesterday.
HAVE Bill’s
.PlElUllE TlllEN
AlMllllllElSEN’S
In later years Baby will feel mighty
good indeed to see the likeness of the
early: years—and...h¥ tf'thodwffil' the
grown ups must do the thinking for
the child during the baby stage. It is
a mighty fine thing to have baby's
picture taken and tire Michelson Stu.
dlo 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
finery to make a photograph that will
please all members of the family. Up
to date mountings now on hand. Ap-
pointments for sittings can be made
by telephone. The Michelson (up-
stairs, at 78 “’ashington St.—.Adv. -
Wan :
tot Com-.
‘-
egos Adamo”
$1950 3an nnnssns, $10.9 .
$18.50 srom' zooms, 310.09;
' armor-sun's
' “$2.98 to $5.98 7
$10.00
STRAW HATS, $1.00
"WHITE FLANNEL
TROUSERS, $6.98
'R
J acob’y’s
12.14 north Main St.
Iran's PALM, BEACH sum ,
PUTNAM TABLET TAKEN ‘
' ' ‘FROX‘! WOLF ZDEN SITE
,PUTNAM, July 20; Th’e‘theft of a.
bronze tablet at the—entrance of Wolf
iDen in Pomfret. commemorating the‘
historic deed of General Israel Putnam
in entering the den and killing a
wolf. was reported here'to’day'. The
tablet is the property. otthe 1666.1
D. A. R. post and measures two
feet by one and a. halt feet. It
originally cost about $3,000 but
the metal would not bring more
than $50. It was leaded andoe—
mented ' into rock. The state po-
lice are investigating the case.
sumac 'ro m.
Miss Sidney Randall Webb of
Washington,. whose family has
long been prominent in interna-
tional society, has announced her
engagement to Walter F. Chap-
peil. a graduate of Princeton and.
now studying for the diplomatio
service.
l
i
I Eila‘lra Helen Sullivan. valedictorian of the class of '22. Allister;
- dam (N. Y.) High School; earned. 342 credits out of a possible 350 in '
hex-examinations for the State scholarship for Cornell University.
» This is the highest credit on record.
Ck
' AUTO REPAIRING. .7
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Wuhan. It? 13 Raymond Street
’ “South 'Norwalk. Conn.
VICTROLAS
SOLD VON
EASY PAYMENTS
» The
Hamilton Shep
Sensational Shoe
Bargains
__ At __
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St.
A Clearance Sale of All
summer Footwear.
for Real Shoe Bargains
and Save Money. '
Max Levy’s 4i
So. Norwalk
Come See Our Window Display
__
LIBERTY SHOP
REPAIRING 0F SHOES WHILE "YOU WAIT
WORK GSARANTEED AND AT LOWEST PRICES
Know— 1
Don ’t Guess I
Nobody knows What he is "
going: to do. But anybody
can know what he has done.
Keep your account; with
this bank and your check
book will always Show what
yon'havc done.
I THE CITY
NATIONAL BAN K
r‘ ' or .,
Soutli Norwaik, arcmm, ;
Ava. Phone 2824.
m liar/Jr T0 INVEST?
5"0 your banker fits-t :
. (in any kind of an investment, talk it '
t.
' tilémereeted in the matter, except that he , ‘
\‘fi wi V_ '
of. gettingreliable information andwfll .1 ;
m 5mm Beard, .vmmiu '
'°'9e L. Woodward. Treasurer.
OPEN MONDAY *NI‘nHT.
m,
i:
l
- wean». . .1
“‘Ehemginy day is when you buy a home, torn
tunings,“ the kids to‘ college.
i
' {31'
as. j .. _’
ans : ny
.. :flmemkmgémp for; raimv day
mMminy ones.
1 army sumo; Accoum' TODAY M..—
Y
but bright
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
we SPECIALIZE ‘m N EW'
Y o R K BANK AND TRUST”
srocxs.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS
"Maples & Go‘ldschmidtf
Telephone 1-33, 1544, 720
Ladies’ Hats Dyed Any Color.
Also First Glass Shoe Shine Parlor—Ail Shines 5c.
SO. NORWA‘ K
13 NORTH MAIN ST.
Opposite Angevine Furniture Co.
Remodeling and Renovating of Ladies’ and Gentleman’s Hats. 4
3
49 “Wall St.
‘ . _ " -—K. of C. Merriment “‘eek. Rood-i ;
—-'Kecler‘s carry hosiery to match ner lot. July lStli-z-ltli. Admission -’
the new sweaters.—-See Display. free.
”WW
, Through
This Bank
7 Your money is helping
along'the Prosperity of
our City," while at the
same time you are not _
parting with your money
at all, but are simply put-
ting it where it .will he
KEPT SAFER
for you than you could
keep it yourself.
‘ The Text
136 Washingtdn St. South ‘Norwzilk
*e Sture- I.
m QUANTITYDELWEREDPRQMPTLY
PHONE 1913-.
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' 111313163 effluents“ Eater-m " . _.
. ‘108'Water fit.
all-Walla.
30mm? ' _ "
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