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Have You Seen These
RAINOOATS
At—$5.95 ?
; E. K. BANKS’
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A Beautiful Array of
Stillman DRESS GOODS
On Display at .
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
45-47 West. Washington Street
For Business and S or: \Vear.
P
'“Goodivill” . ,5
COLLAR ATTACHED
SHIRTS
White and Tan
$3.00
announces that when news that the
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Hal-SIGSI-Q-"H"
. otuoal'llu“il
WHITE FLANNEL
And a Host of Other
TROUSERS
Ail—$6.75 ‘?
The
strut-t chuich
place tomorrow :1
GOOD BUYS
morning {it
Mrs. Jose
and S. M.
treasurer of
A spu'iltl
to. No. :16.
hold on
matters of
iransau‘tb-l.
——l.mi’."
'lans. Tel.
also ”.2. ll
Mr. and Mrs. Frank \Vullcrstf‘in nrc
also proud parents of a son.
l-‘ridny ovcning of this week
;.t In o‘rlork sharp. when u. number of
Four cast-s of measles and six of
whooping cough arl- credited to Nor-
walk on the weekly
whooping: v
-—B:;y your Victrola. at Donnelly's
‘urdu3‘, the 29th.
meet at 4 p.
ble woutlwl':
1mm th'is
_ Membm-s'
the Norwulk Hospital.
vited.
phine Stillson. president.
Aller, vice-president and
the StillsonJ’owcll Corp..
~Htorage
meeting of Monker Grot-
M. L). V. i". ii. i:.. will be
-—Full line
W0“ K01“- bridal
importance are to be
\Villinm Williams, the Spring street
, fruit dealer. reported to the
size pea. coal. Harris & yesterday that while his auto was:,h..i,.
721.
morbidity report
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I‘M W‘Al’flhw .- AWM,‘"MA m at, m m M‘Js,
‘ 'i~ l IJSON—PONVELIJ
South N orwalk.
> pl'rsvrlt this cw
l‘ttz'mli. tlrr' \‘lsilnrs
.~ ll. ”21m! iii.»
Till Ell
CORP.
in. bonds, insurance papers,
annual picnic of
one who intcnds to go
Batteries
tux-on Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
lion 0’ l'l'iv-‘nlu
neally 6:. Bracken'a.
All
is to be served at 5:30 o'clock.
. A “'ch made of asbestos, there would be lit-
I-z‘ of loss by fire.
:lloly could be lost or stolen.
.4
"la? safe and rent one now.
SO N orwalk Savmgs
d!" Solmann, President.
George L. Woodward. Treasurer.
OPEN nouns? are
The best place
‘wylll would still“ be in a safe deposit box.
Edward Beard, Nice-President
will
And the The chief's degree was worked on —
'datc at the meeting of Uncas
PALM BEACH sun‘s on? camsx .. _ 5
At $12.75 I? E‘algcglgho. -o, I. 0. R. 51., held last The “Sportster”
And the' 7 . y . _
———<aie oi women's shoes at Con- A \ cry Light-XX eight
the Knigfit
Suudu3 school “ill take_ - J
t Suvin ltock Every
should be at
he
, . lurn at 5:15 shall), as t
In Men's \Vcar. ”it CM .' t s 30 This is
L curs must lea\e a .
.‘ daylight saving time. Norwalk 80. no
A Douglas Fowler \Vomcn’s Relief
Corps, No. 15. will hold thtll‘ thirty- —-~
filth anniversnn at Roton Point, Sat-
members will
m. at the Point if favora-
otherwise,
their celcbration in the \V. R. C. Hand
husbands are cordially in-i
rec named
at Auto Accouoriu »
standing in front 01‘ the. South Nor-
;wulk Trust Company
nowshoys near The Sentinel building
stole some bananas from the auto.
building.
mu] ruluiivcs will:
hing: at thv
:ll‘l‘
camp. "
nskr-d in plcase,
l‘m'l lhul. swr-t-tmezits
pliillinntml from. the cnmp.
If Bonds Were Asbestos,
and other
Soft Sport Hat.
Rogers 69’ Stevens
SOCIAL NOTES
PIAQUADIO-BARDOS.
James Piaquadio. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Piaquadioz of 117 Lexing-
ton avenue, and Miss Julia. Bardos,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bar-
dos, of Ely avenue, were united in
marriage at 10 o'clock this morning
at the South Norwalk Congregational
have
have sold their stock in the above If rainy weather prevails-tomorrow. church by the Rev. F. N. Jacobs.
(.Orporutxrxz. when the annual picnic oi Bucklug— The couple were attended by Miss
ham \V- R- C" NO' 30' is held at lto- Ethel Kulzur, maid of honor and
._5;1l(- of women‘s shoes 84’- Con- ton Point. the affair will be postponed Flore DeLucia of New York city. the
(wally c: Bracken! lintil the next (air «guy. The Supper'hcst man. Other attendants were
Miss Dorothy Piaquadio. sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Margaret Bel-
lus. and also by Eugent Piatjuadio
and Andrew llardos, brothers of the
couple.
A itception was llllll following the
Ct rcmony and the couple left for a
DOW?" hcnc3moon hip to Atlantic City. On
ntum they “ill make their
home- at ii?» Lexington avenue.
some __
llvv. Erncst l“. McGrcgor. pastor of
the Norwulk Congregational church.
will attend tho annual picnic of the
of the State. llepurtml-‘nl Of Health for ———Coal, fresh mined. screened auto- Dunhury group or Congregational
the wwk ending July 24th. Wilton is matically. Harris 8; Guns Co. Tel. ..;,u,...h,.s m ;,.. mm mmmmw Help
.«9 having three cub-vs 0f ‘21. ing at Putnam l‘urk. Itcading. 'l‘hc
ough. curly part of m-xi wot-k Rev. McGrcg-
A son was born ”115 morning at f or will lcnvc for a. cruise on his boat
__S:ilc of .women's shoes at Con- 7:3“ o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. Frank v l-Ilsu. Ht- will luc accompanied on the
really 6'; liruc‘kfau's. \Vull' l'H?"lll. ol' Hamilton nvo-nue. Mr. '(‘ruise by Charles and Pcrl'y Moudo.
\‘t'ullvrslz-iu. Jun, arriving at the Nor- __
V.'?.l‘~ ’urlzinl: out of RHYHIOUJ wulk hospital. Mother and son aX‘E Mrs. Clmrlcs leon of Franklin ave-
Urrv‘t ‘,-,, r 1.43 w «1. n] [V {ii'ti-rnoon dollar; niu-Iy and Father \anlvrstein nuv has unix d homc fronl 1.:‘xr0pp
1, 1,0)» [-12' :1 hirirlt had a narrow is passing :«rmmvl cigars. Mrs. \V’allcr- on tho stunluship I‘r(\lr‘ll"l{ VIII 5}“;
Mfg“. ‘. ,m Ming 3.}? ~1_~uk by an :mto- slc‘m was l’oruwrly Miss Lillian CONN” spout scvcral weeks in Norwav and
molxill. Killhtr ill! lpov' :3 name for —---—— Swwlvi . ,_ > . . . : f ‘
:m- :i‘uzr-mr oi“ the car's name could Anvilww VJ. \'(.no of 3:1 Chcstnnt'“x...”10,1,ldgiiltlgfml[a d mm ”m mm
in: lf‘zil",“’d' ‘slrwv: is longing :1 lllll‘l'l limo- of it. He‘
__.....__ il'l'ml'i-‘Il‘i'd ‘0 ”1" Don”? ”“11 Frank ]l(".\ and \Irs (Evorgl l“: Tompkins
17”.}..ng of (hf: ahspnpp of a quorum Satin ‘l:,vi l-‘. Pusquillu had thrown.0f tho Norwalk Methodist: Episcopal
The bid,» for the rpmmnkmg of the simwc Ill his llOl'sA and also ihathhmph 1,.” this morning for A'l‘loglra
M'nghfiv g‘rin Strf‘F‘t olr‘uwhl'illglr- \W‘H‘ "hi“l‘iWW ““W'l “3 All'“‘"“ “0”, Ofirouniy. N Y.. to visit at‘Mrs. Tomp-
not 01'2”] at tho "Hipfing of Hm‘ lilgniuml‘; :le lm-l sllzlyi'l into hisnhins homo
liridgv l’r'l‘lll {H mm evvnixlr. which HYPE
_ mulling; was hafifpfintr'vl until noxt: -——— hr. and Mrs Edward Miller of
'l‘ue‘ulrz‘.‘ ”vain: August Mt. ~‘F‘OT W‘ill painless extrauion gogHulvznlu Mags" an» visiting at the
lie Dr. Dt-itz. 47 South Main strLQt [norm at his molhv-L \lzs. .1. ll ltosv
30f l runcc stzcct for "t \- z 1? van-
'gecords of the iii. of the Puritan as
ATlAEliEll FRENCH
TRRRES AT RAURAN
CAIRO. July 36-“(Associated
Press),——'l‘hc Syrian Committee here
League of Nations‘ Council had con-
firmed the French Syrian mandate
“.35 received in that country. a. band
of Syrian5 attacked French troops at
Hauran, killed two officers and seven~
teen men, destroyed two tanks and
captured a number of prisoners and :1
Quantity of war material. The French
are reported or have been forced to
retreat until reinforcements were hur—
ried from Damascus.
The Syrians also are reported to
have brought down a French airplane
at Esrah and to have attacked a
French outpost at. Juvroud. killing
fifteen Frenchmen.
The Committee alleges that dis-
order has broken out in the whole of
Syria. .
MONACO. RITLER LEAVES ,
V HUGE sol-u To scmxcr:
MONTE CARLO. July 27.——-
Prince Albert of Monaco has left
$ 5.98 WASH DRESSES, $3- 98
$19.50 SILK DRESSES, $10.00
ammo sun's
$2.98 to $5.93
J acob'y’s
12-14 North . Main 81:.
July 83'? es
$18.50 SPORT COATS, $10.00
Nlllllflls RARE
'* ;. S P. CAPTAIN
HARTFORD. July .263— Limit.
:Frauk M. Nichols. u: \\'cstcn,. was
- promoted to the oilice oi" captain: 11 a
Expecting 01‘ the State. Police commis—
‘sion held here this alternoon to sum
i coed Major Aldcn L \«icMurtry, \xim
resigned reccutly to accept the posi—
from . \Yorccstcr ic \Vslcrhury.
local t‘hcniicai comps“. 'could 5.
nothing. Thctiuck has owned ' '
Coptidlld Broilurs. of \Va aterbury.
IRA \VARNER. LEAVES
HOSPITAL FOR H0311}:
llEPOR'I‘EI) .BIAPROVFD
the equivalent of more than half a
million dollars to the dcvclwment
of Scientific research.
Reading of the, will of the
Prince took place, shortly after the
funeral. Much of his income—«de-
rivcd in no small part from the no-
torious Monte Carlo Casino—already
lznd l-Po-n devoted durin ghis lifetime
to scientific studies. especially the
pursuit of knowledge about the sea
the_ French Academy of Science,
and its Me. .
The French Academy of Medicine.
the Oceanographiclnstitutc or Paris.
the Institute of Human Paleontology
of Paris and the Oceanographic Mu“
scum of Monaco each received one
million francs of the legacy,
late
ACTORS MAY TAB];
1.0“] :R SALARIES.
NEW YORK, July 26.--A. H.
\Vocds, produccr. totluy addressed a
general appeal to the theatrical pro-l
fession through the Actors’ Equity as-
sociation to accept a reduction in sal~
nrir‘s
1—1.} warm-d .thc playcrs that unless
they Wore willing to join in the guncr—
:il wage rmluction now under way that
"next winter would be a lean one for
many of the profession."
'Equity officials admitted that re-
duction of some sort was necessary,
and sugge-Stcd thutt‘ the Cast should
share in the profits of a play they
'wcre producing.
Old Pilgrim Document...
In connection with the tcrceutenary
of the arrival of the Mayflower and
the landing of the Pilgrims in Amerh
ca, a careful search has been carried
90 by scholars in Holland to discover
l His injuries were
,the autoiri ' which he was driving
{from Greenwich.
Bridgeport. July. 36~ Ira. ‘T‘ Warner.
and close relative of De Vcr H.
,ufacturc'r, had recovered sufficiently
’ufacturcr.
had ro covered sufficiently
at his injuries received. in an auto
mixun yesterday. to return to his
home in ‘l‘airfield last evening.
Mr. \Varner was
the Bridgeport hospital upon im~
prove-mom in his condition which
followed a comfortable rest.
received when
overturned after
making a five-foot jump; into a ditch
at a point on the Boston Post road
in Norwalk‘.
I Tho mishap took place whcii four
,machines
crowded Mr. Warner's.
pushing his car off the road. Taken
from under his car in an unconclous
state. he was rushed to the Nat-walk
hospital and was believed to have been
in a serious condition. Later he wa\
transferred to the Bridgeport hoapital
At the latter institution no repott of
his imuriea was divulged.
I-‘IHKE O’HARA AT THE REGENT.
li‘iske O’Hara. the well—known actor
sinccr. will appear at the Regent
thcatre on ‘W’cdnesday evening, Au—
"Land 0' Romance" By Anna Nich-
ols. The company opens their sea-
son in New London, August 5th, and
goes direct to Chicago from here for
an unlimited engagement. Mr.
O'Hara's new songs for this year are
“Land 0' Romance", “Broth of a
Boy". “Father O'Flynne", and "Thank
God for a Garden." A part of the
proceeds of the performance in Nor-
walk will go toward the local Knights
of Columbus. Another welcome sur—
misc this year will be the return aft-
whiie in that country One of the
most interesting of the dlM overles is
a statement by King James of England
made through his ambassador. in
or a year s absence. of Miss Pat Clary,
{who in prixate liie is Mrs. 0’ Barn.
I Sh" will appcar as leading lady of the
Zcompany playing a boy's part.
HOYT’S THEATRE NOT LEASED.
According to a statemcnt made to-
day to a Svntinol reporter by Morti—
mer I. Hoyt, owner of Hoyt's theatre.
nothing dcflnilc has been donc with
or do umeuts show that the Pilgrims, a Wizard to cithvr the transferral of the
mil M Mr chlzlulm l
on easy WE-vltly payments. Store open 'l‘hov cmnvuiilw- a? l'ncus 'l‘rilw 1.0 “" which lie denounces the Pilgrims as
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evenings until 9 p. m. ‘lhal‘u my... ll.ul charge or the plans! “,8 hm“ a. Hawk“ .win‘ m. ”w my w-jltloued llr0\lnlbl.\ not sub.
q M \ i 5 int limrdl.‘ ml outing; and t.‘l11llll)tlk(., g-mm, r big k ”5.”, I,_.,N,,M“ plnvcr “'13 mls‘ m. to king lilcmrcnym-bu'nlsliod
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. . '. . Hm.“ who has: Ivan tibfxfit M m llN l u um. um) mndt- .1 r,§1port ,1 “SW”. in town In “Wm“, anhmm‘” men. v10 dost-rte no s3iupzltlly. Oth-
J-d Will: Stillson-Powvll Corp. im- :1 Iii-l rum-tins: was udiourm-d until ' ' ' ' '
lin (ll worry has: disposed oi hm l‘l'l'luv l‘\"‘lll'll,':. \Vl'lli-ll tlu I‘Ull‘lr‘nltlie \fm John T. Ncnrv nf Lown “1",“? while in Holland, 1mm“ many prac‘
s-:‘< ..-, (Hill Thnnins IL Powcll. who \vlll mm! wxlh (Orltrelioc 'lrmv. at ; ‘ ' .. . - n
K it . "‘l'r‘l'lrv ’Ulll monogr-r . ”Q” 'whlr'h ”m, lll‘ 7 l lld I” ' (2. lle .‘l \isi‘i. nrr \tiz‘n Ell-{v clniizlil’nr. “rs. tical things “liit'll lllhd “lint m u-
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. w <. ‘ln- inlsillvss. l as the uuiuumuhllily ‘11 “li‘élsu'flli's
I 'l‘lzo/ l'E-L’Il’ul‘ monthly muting 0"! t” the LEE-0P1“ : lllt‘; "Em.” 0: popular
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“ . m. Commons. was ,1...” “m, Dunn... “Bunch” lstrates; the registration of deeds and
——— at \‘(ilat'il timr :—;i.‘. Pandiddtt’fi “Tl? l %»:fillm' ”Blatant-nu for Ulongflgk‘Si the l'w‘sunul cure 0f “‘9'
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Md :1 slmrw Illlllll"T‘ at llor mwm-m. mu vivr3‘.r.mg l.\‘ in row innssl (GISISEV ‘lu
. . . named Ad.
Hnlilrrln3 1.11;, 39‘ l1 fink l for tho hit: lulu! which is to opcul ERYWHERE
Will H. l~'l"mk :‘ftl‘llNli) 15“" l ‘59} ‘ \“lllllfl
”v“ in (‘lllll'f’l‘ 02' an: ingo-
5 (lm- vliluzw- llilli lwvu lllil'le con- 2"“"“"‘“ illimll'l‘lll‘llhl k
-. 7 7 .. cwruing tho trip this l"»'1'|lll‘ll.{ by motor“ 2 E A R N'
;lu.~ iu xisii 1hr local Council of the g
’ l l:u_v Srouls of .\1u«»rlcu. It was hrs-9 g
u el S lfimhly slaiwl tlmi lfm- bus would :3
3 l .- lllo (:v'm-n Hi I: p.1u. (l). S. T.)._§ 3
P l ‘ ll)! limv has now Ewen changed to: 5‘
,, - . 1 v _- .. ~ .‘ . ' , -:
.~-nl)ons S. Chocolates e KL M “A 15.). ”0m "mark5= a
. :zirnlil 11w r-uy hast l-vruinq and; =
than)" it it lycliwvrd that :1 largo4
. l.
lease or the
again.
"I mu still negotiating" Mr. Hoyt
said, “but nothing dilinitc has been
«lone in thc matter and I don‘t know
PMLCUy when somethingwill be ready
for annouuccmont."
opening of the theatre
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Maples & Goldschmidt
Tdcphone 153, 1544, 720
, tion at engineer for thc State Motor»
: V'ehicle department.
MEN 8 PALsnioBogAGH sum H 7 Scrgt. \Valtch. Stiles of Friend-
7 - ship, N. Y.. was made iicutenaui and
smw HATS, $1.30 Willard E. Bushy, of New Haven. was
, "’ appointed to the oflicc of inspectow
. WHITE FLA-Hm instructor with the. rank of sergeant.
TRQUSERS $8.98 Nichols is a. native of \Vcston. He Was
1 1mm in 1884 and has been on the
— ’ state police force five years. Stiles
'[has been in the service nine years.
Hy
gust 3th, in his new play with songs, '
Bushy
service and during the late. war was
captured by the Germans and con- No Sense doing it iilic: at the Frog
““3“ in P German Prison- , ‘ j 1 or heat in your home “non we can
aptam Nichols has been acting as fix your hot air {umafls and am
captain since the resignation of ' 7
Major McMurty from the department.
of last year, and has been a member
of tho state police force about the
years. having been appointed in 1917,
while serving as constable in \Vcst-
port, a place to which he was elected
three times.
He is a native of “'CSton, this
state. born in 1884 and after attend-
ing public school in Weston, was "
graduated from the Eastern Academy .
in Boston.
as an agriculturalist and
diocharged from builder that he made his start in the
police
stable
tion of several crime.
Connecticut within
years and it was largely on evidence
offered by him that. the grand jury
returned
Schutte. of Haddam,
awaiting execution for murder.
TRUCK AND CARGO BERNIE!)
BRISTOL.
household effects went on in smoke
on Shovelsbon Hill.
These effects were on a truck bound
was for 15 years in, military
in a short space of lime. M.
monke3 with it )oursclf You’ll'fid
that you are plact sing the right
sort of economy if 3m: stud tar as
was made lieutenant in the fall
NASH, RAYMOND'dl hm -
It was after expericncc
latcr as a
Sensational ”Shoe ' _
Bargains
__ At __
Max Lavy’s’
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St. 80. Newt
business in 1914. as a con-
He has had part in the solu—
mysté‘i-ies in
the past 1 cw
true bills against Emil
who is anow
M...
July 26? Somehody's
last midnight.
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Tolenhono 017
A Clearance Sale of All
Summer Footwear.
GomerSee Our Window Display
for Real Shoe Bargains
and Save Money.
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
18 Raymond Street
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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CHILDREN
You Will Want To
BLOW -— BLOW —- BLOW
Once You Have Tricd Blowing Bubbles Willi
PERFECT BUBBLEO
A Bubblco Sci (‘ ontaius .2 Jul of B uthco—A—Slmwx and Blowers
. Also - ’lli-‘tile (flips tor the Mixture.
50¢ a Set—25c a Bottle for Refills.
ASK T 0 SEE IT.
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
The Textile Store
136 Washington St. South Norwalk’
The People’s
> TrustCo.
WITHOUT CHARGE
.KEEPS BOOKS
, for you, in that it'keeps
track of~ your Receipts and
back bayou receipts from
your creditors in the form
of canceflcd checlss.‘
Disbursements,
A 7 Closer
‘Acqua’intfance
The Officers 'of this Bank are interested in cul-
tivating a closer acquaintance with all of its de-
positors.
The more we know about you and your business, 7
the better we will be able to serve you.
Feel perfectly free to discuss confidentially any
financial or business problem m us and know that
it involves no cost or obligation.
fI‘HE CITY ,
NATINAL ANK
" Smith Norwalk, Conn.
OF F 10588 .
Norwalk Chronicler