Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 31, 1922 · page 7

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A Beautiful Array of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

:73 On Display at
‘3 "E‘J- ,
Josr PH DAVIS 51:: E. K. BANKS

 

54; VVWVVHMGTON STREE‘I

DRY Goons STORE
S4). NORWALK.

Under Mahackemo Hotel

 
 
 
 

 

 

75

4547 West Washington Strelat

 

 

El 33MB 11.4 ions
CLEANUP!

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Palm Beach & Mohair
Coats and Trousers
$12.75
All Sizes—33 to 46

Light, Medium and Dark
Shades.

 

Eighteen casesiofi, whooping cough
W'lzl't.‘ l‘eportcd over' the Week-end by
Robert E. Perdue, health omcer.
Th: cast-s were discovxrcd by Mrs.
EdVVurd E. Mead, dispensary nurse,
in making the rounds of the city.

 
 
 
 

 

Dreams sometimes come true if V'ou
do V"oul 11.11't.lt is possibl/ hch a
homo i1 V011 deposit regulally in the
savings 414- pnxtmcnt oi. the South \‘or-
walk Trsut CompnnV when: \46/2 is
.puid :llld Vour money when you want

lit.

 
 

Buy for the Future
6 \Vecks of Sunlnlcr
Ahead of You.

 
 
 

______._.
carnival. Catholic club
29 to August 5.

”K. of C.
grounds. July

 

 

\Hlt 1-1 Juhanis. 21, and Lillian Gas-

(‘44 l‘.

 

Tho annual reunion of th4'4 llotsford . 51 114 u)‘ lllght and held for, investi-
Vi‘llllly association. of which tin-rulgugunL 41'1“, pair. for some wee-ifs,
:11'44 members horn, is to ‘m- llvlll ill l “m- 1...” 1.4 gbmg, rides in automobile

Mlliord- \Vt'dnesday, August 1- lt1 114le and going from city to city.

”In. Fir. .115 taken care 01‘ by the R4:
Harris & f C 055

 

~l.arp:c size pea. coal.

141.715. Tel. 721. I
_ llanl‘ord Jones, arrested yesterday
T l" ' '"l’MM-q 0" H' ”"11 4" I: "“‘T afternoon for intoxication and breach
um 1:411V lllinV'44 4l ”1- ir :mmllll outing l or the prune. after a. four vears layoff
:ml Hum “"11“ 3'54“ " Ill-V 111 q"“”“‘“’ i from ”hoozv." VVas sentcncul to 30
Ilrmr, 1‘rn11llllry. A 4l4-li4‘imls llinnorlmus ill jelil for breach of the pence
“HI" .‘~J'l‘\('4i. Various 1:11111445 inllulgul in l '

and 15 days for intoxication by Judge

 

 

 

l the st
en up.

A RED TAG SALE
—'— That Is a -—

Step lively, m'ake your :
selection quickly before .:

"4

AT YOUR SERVICE.

'41

HUMMER !

ocks become brok-

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Rogers E Stevens

 

 

 

 

 

 

both of South Oxbridgc, Mass. ., lwere blowing
VV41-4 11144 km 1 UP by the “1310““ police \steam roller

Norwalk So. Nor-walk...
Cottage, street. East Norwalk.
, residents complained that children
the whistle on the
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l
A number of people went down

11:11 bor fish

41 VVas not with

were small

-—-Stora RE

 

 

lng yesterday but the luck
them, as the catches

 

Batteries recharged

Varon Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.

 

Mrs. Herbert Carr. according to an

item on the police blotter

' at head‘

quarters, reported that she was passing

 

' ' front of 30 Main street. First.
“"“ “" “u" ‘L “0““ “mm V'osburgh in the downtown court t‘hc ‘1“
' ' ' ' . .' ' 4 v ni . about 9:30
. ‘.4:3 days' sentence being suspended 14:23:: (galslatrgfdthro'f'gt out of the
Low. of (l. carnival, CillllOlIC club pending his ,,00d behavior. .. f 1"
grounds JulV' 29 to August 43. b :Dlacc and she thought it was aw U -
V S . i ___-_

—Large Size pea coal. Harris & ; . . ,. ._
it will 1)" good nmm to his friends 1 “Gang Tel. 721. 3 All _m:>111llcrs of th4- IliadtlesVAuit‘lnl;
.to kl4l)V'.' that Chief of Polirx “‘illiam' ‘ _ 5.\lT'v 1-419 v.’lul‘V‘Vof.‘-'ln.‘1(1l'l‘(;V 411125824135; aé

ll. l'rvnlmll 1.44 stozulily regaining his T1144 South NorV‘.‘ alk Quai'tctto cluh : 7 '. " _ .2 ‘ . ', -
lll:1lll1.'l‘li4 Chief touml lim! to l‘lt' LillcrtV urcen .1t 5 oclochto at-

|uhoul 50 members in all VV'44nt to NV-w
llrux ill on tilt: gathering: at Hullowe-ln .l-laV 4.411 yes“ rdny.

l‘urlc pavilion. Thursduv night. ‘M'tllt- Slut: Sangorfest

hold. 11114191 the
was an't-n :1 rousing arc: ting VVllr-li ht" I auspicvs 0, the -\l‘i)ll‘*

\l:l 11ml 444.4l14- l of

can’n' in.-—-St;lmf0r4l Advocate. [N4 V.' ll'l'wn. llt lilo )lllllnnv'chor Park.
‘1 "__“_—" t C _ l there. Fifteen diffF-rent socivlios pur- .
“5“" of woman S nhOCS ‘1 on lticipzltml. till-41444 hoing 0V'4141' 1.14mi 114-0—
ncally 6‘: Bruckr‘n 8‘ .pln proscnt. 3011144 of ”144 l4)4'.'ll pur-
A party of 1114-r11l14-r‘s of South NUY—“tmipuntfi ‘1‘)“. 0n Sullll‘rlny. (”hwy-q g0“
wail: Lodz“. Loyal (”firm of Alonso“. mg "Csm‘duy to “Cw I'lil\(4ll.

441;441V'44tl :111 mltinp‘ to 1.011;: Island. V's-s-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l"l'l’;l‘.‘. in “w lilllllf‘h of Captain VVil- —-K. of C. carnival. Guill—OHC cluni lmlncll \V‘F'l‘lt down. because it had not
[1111' “441111110119 :11'141 Charlns Knullson. grounds, J1”? 39 10 AHSUSt 0- gli‘l":l'nl:i'l{1):mfl11y(E‘OOZZILth 3111.208 5:391:
. _ ,v .. —~— —‘ 1' 4 4' s4, .‘ :
:l‘f‘1:"I:|ill:l:“l::‘rilrnlll'iil:tr:i:i,):':jll.r‘lh.'xl)l(l”lifting: 'l “'0 n.1mnml1ilrs (out: lllllnfl‘ cm 4'4r.1l sVV 1111:, around unllr-r UK“ bridge and
“11" “mm scum; 1114-11 as pin-134 “5:4 1's pulled into‘ tin: boat filled when ”14- 11419 came in.
(ll'l'llul'll .th'm-l :1! :1 lllt44 hour last
___I« f (V -.,, C'tllolic club ”'5‘” '1"! "H'll z’Hllm'wl Gill 0! tho --—K. of C. carniVal Catholic club
" 0 " carm‘“ 4- “ , v.11: and begin to pummrll 44. It‘ll olll- 41301111115- JulV' 4441 40 August?
grounds. 41"” 29 to AUgUSt U' 4-r \‘lllllin :1 NW 111314.111‘444 tho Sillld -———-——-‘ ‘
llt~V'.:1n:l Mrs-4. A thin" C. llnvntun Slim-11‘4.414.4l41pl’4l in!” H #1312. fight JLscph Zechun. or G Ridge street,
' .-""“ """"" "l ”"fl-NH‘J Fll'm’t Inlm'mml 8440:1141 district. who VV'us arrested
hm" “H mm 1.4144] q hmw'v mil :4 "my“. I." l" "N“ 44111 ”W" "'“l‘Y ill" mt'n 'Ililh‘l 'i‘illlrsvluv afternoon llV' the local
lulnl lll tlll- \llilml 1:141 ' .\l01111l:ll‘.1s,ilm“. -Ii>1144;-_:-~.l l-t-l'orl- ”I“ polico ar- lpn‘ico 11114] $12!“) f444l441411l prohibition
414:41‘ l..'ll44- l'llll' ill. :lll‘r‘l 1.1.411113‘11:-.....t.np; “w,” “t Hu- 541114: “5 thm't‘ was 110,112414124. for 1114‘ possvssion of mash.
1:11: PVT.fr.‘r,r-\,'l.v.,:"’,"1:fall””$722,.“‘."I,'.jll:,.vi ‘ ' ”WY “1 111' f g‘?‘ 1 On the police lilot— .11.:1011s'hi114‘4 “'hlbkl‘)’ and homo brow as
l‘._“l‘ u. , . , H 1. , . 1 _ < . 7 ‘r. ‘
thr- llr‘HHP for “14- 3441194111. and :1 1111111- i" 1' _________ l‘i ‘a‘fif‘ib qujfflcggiz‘iljgxflr(le’fliore
.. “.4“ _ 3. . 1.. . . ..... J
rxwl,‘ 3):”;'IIE),.1':LUP;m:r:)F“3:13:23’ lV. (41' (‘._1‘:;l‘lll'»':ll' Catholic Cllll); l.:-V'4-1'y in Bridgeport. this morning.
'kag ‘ 11 lumls JULY 31! t0 -‘»‘~lll-‘{'-!ll :3. 4llut lwcauso of his oxtl-omc-l} lull
4 4 ' l . flwnllll was 1'4-l44us444l. :13 it was >11: l
.4911” line of Auto Accessories '"lN‘IlN 0" 054111 I". Scllllltzc's that. it was 11ft timuuht that Z--§:.:1
Ans-on Kohn. . 111111 ‘ '1 HI C-POrgt tOVV'_11 l):114icn. Stnm- had long to line.
1411:], \'m'VV' .1”; South Norwulk and: |
Douglas ”mm“. “1 ll. C. N41. 1.. §\‘V1.\,lptn'i 44113014441 :1 most dlrligthHI! —-Co:1l. fresh fillnvd. scrccmwl auto-g
(‘Plvlll‘illwll ‘11s- 11.14.41 .12 4.34:4-1'5111‘3' .-.4 lo» "’ "‘ 4-5.44-44 “413‘- 14- 1.. Foslmwlu)‘. malicully. Harris 8.: Gans Co. Tel“4
Ion I‘m“? (141 S;ll4414l:z,\' mill-rm.“ 1/7”)" Klil \\'.lS muvll- (111 ”144 lioni “141.1 ”2].
wh 1’. mpml‘w.‘ “h”. WWW 1': Mar." Music was t'n\l()_\'4‘l] ml the Sillll‘
Comr'w Hun-11:; _ll'lll‘(‘4l 11144 111r4111lwm "'4“? “1 ".l‘ 44'1“ 11:13: :1 lllllf‘lll‘nll VV':ls ”4'1"“? 1'1. TIODW‘tS. of 184] North
:11: .; 414,4 slllwtuvlinl’ gift from ”14- ‘-‘~"l'\""l. lirfnl't) yrturnillg to Nn,-“-;l[1.; aV'omlr». Bridgeport. reported that-
(4, 1;” 1.. L44 'uul-l for tho gnarl ‘Hll‘ llllll‘“ l‘fil'iTV' V‘isitml llll' grnV'o of “'him driving vast (”'1 “07‘“.an
E (-44 :41. (11'114‘l', .\ 441ml. nlrulw by Hip ‘4 tlH- lulv l'l'4-si4l4-11t .1‘l14»o4101~4- 140030- avenue last night about 8:45 o‘clock,
5. 4.11414. mph”, “1.5 {1\l,‘;:[‘4'1r44] 44. Mrs. \‘4'lt. his unto VV'as'run into by an auto
.lifll'll"? K441i, Mrs. ll“l"ll lehr. ill!" M... tll‘le'n by \Vllllllni Cocnpnl of Pine
3.144414'4411t 441:1,1'4-sw-4l he 4' thanks in“ -Sz1144 of women’s shoes at Con- 'l’olnr tlw ”4:4? 11111410113141 lxlng
lim~ llltllll144~ \V'lw '14-llli'4l nmkw 1h" llOl’lHl' & lil'n'ckcn'st damaged and the right front \Yllt’ti on
2:1111112' sur- ll 11 Fllr‘44~<. .\ lil‘l' 1111114414; —— C04 1144.1’ 5 car living smashed. The two
mm: s4 '4 l toVV'unls Tlli C. as m‘ tlmi \Villi:11'.1 ‘VVudlincton colorr~4l.cl1:lr;:_ Cal's were gOin” slow'l}. T1144 men"
54- l inlll lln 1101) support or his VV-lfo smtlml the damage between them-

 

 

—“ iflllll 4'llil4l
~—--—l“or rcal painless extraction 30‘ film...

so llr. Dcltz, 47 South Main street from! this morning. ll'lllmVillg 144sli-
lmle' in llu- (-fl‘vvt that Jim. ’VVnsll-
i; lllfi'lflll 11:14? ll-i't her 11011144 last PV'cnillrr

“Mir-1' llm' llllslmllll hull complainwl of

':ls urinig'nrd lmfotc Judge
ll \nsllullel in the downtown

 

Huyler’s

jh441‘ 1111111ng around ”4.4- sly-vols until
411:!!!» and 2 o'clock at night, Jllllfll"
: \‘(Wlllll‘fill 5441110114794 him to 30 «inns in

 

Igonbons & Chocolates 5.1'411l. lml suslmmlL-rl 44xcontion of the
' 4 ‘FI‘lllL‘IHW' ml the proviso that 1144, fur—,-
lllSil :1 lvmul of $17.3 11ml ngroo to pay
. 13.3 .- 44'~-4-l.: 44114 H14: support of his child
:51 ILLSON_POWELL in! :1“ months.
CORP. —-T‘.11y your \‘ictrola at Donnelly’s,

on ms}: weakly payments.
evenings until 9 11.111.

Store open '

.‘1

South N orwalk.

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Deposited in .this bank before Saturday noon, the '5th
of August, will draw interest from August 131;.

M‘““‘ Wfiaw *‘ " "4 "‘ .m

Accounts of from $1 to $5,000 are invited.

Aldon banana, President.
3’0?!” L. WW. 7W.
OPEN .momvmm‘r.

and participated in;

M41141 tll44 1'1
01' H14 [(120
l'nl'k.

l‘...ii llczlf. t
l l'lcnzlrirk’s
: ml‘ \‘.':4>'l1ill
\V'i'é'k—("lHL
, l'CVV'liozll
lit \V'us

selves,

'l‘liroo lK

. H144
filling VV'il ll
moored

ln44rlll sch'ins at “it" home
John M. Crvugll, 13 Union

 

one :1 rowhout. one a
ho otiwr Captain {ichard
motor launch. were sunk
gtml :zlrlwt lll‘lllg‘“ over the
sail hoot capsizing, the
water because
too short. while thc

mils.

 

 

 

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-ar Valley Forge. Weston,

 

' Wuflolph Hot 34 'Raymond

.street. reported that. someone had1
window about midnight on Saturday.‘.

"'heaVed a ornlck” through

 

The traffic standard on Water street-

was knocked for a row of ash cans on
saturllaV' by’ ' auto “registration N.
,100_.237 Connecticut, winch did not

stop. s‘tm
Rev.'L.- J. Schoeppler. pastor of the

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South Norwalk Bapdsi; church. com-l

_,plained to the police that George

" .IBukovicz. of 12 Thomas street. East

4Norwalk. was holding meetings in the
:street

land disturbing the people inside

He
asked that‘ the man be cautioned .

 

'W’estport enjoyed a delightful outing.
Yesterday.
The trip to Weston was made by an—
tomobile truck. At the “Lodge" a fine
frankfurter dinner was Sel‘Ved It
was arranged to hold the next meet-
ing of the association next Monday
night at the home of Charles Thump-
son. 64 Fort street.

SOCIALNOTES

W
Emile Hemming'qyof 42 North aV'eQ

nue returned home Saturday night af_

 

ter spending the past two weeks at
Baltimore. Md. "Many handsome
bouquets of fiowE'rs from a score of

friends greeted Mr. .Hemming on his
arrival home. Among those who rs-
membered him with flowers were
Charles H. Harris. Cs'rus Benedict.
"Chief" I’X'OWitt. Samuel Keeler, B. B.
Comstock. Miss Lillian TVV'ombly, C. C.
\Vhltehead, and the directors of the
Central Trust Company. The latter
sent six dozen roses.

 

Prof. Edward J. Sims of 42 High
street is attending the National Choir
‘Masters association com ention in
Chicago. Ill.
Convention, will spend some time at
tho Great Lakes.

 

Mrs.
daughter,
:.r11\ < 4. :1t

Frederick E. Lewis, 3rd. and
Miss Mary Taylor Lewis,
their summer home in
Sanfratuck recently from California.
Mr l.(wis is expected to follow his
family to ‘VV'44stport in a short time.

Judge \Villiam F. Tammanv starts
tod :lV on :1 month' 9 Vacation trom his
“'10 k He has no special trips plan—
ed. but will probablv go aVVaV' f01 sev-
eral dams at a time.

Miss Francis Costello. of 68 Spring

street. l‘l’tlll‘lll‘d to her home last
night alter spending :1 most enjoy-
ablv two weeks’ vacation at Rfyrtle
Beach. _

Mrs. Edward J. Sims of 42 High
sired is vacationing in the Adiron—
da'cks.

 

AUTO REPAlRlNG.
Kendrick & Chase Garage

[Telephono .17 13 Raymond 82ml
tooth Nomlk. Conn.

 

 

N. Y. BANK s'roCKs
WE SPECIALIZE IN NEW

 

YORK BANK AND TRUST
STOCKS.

ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS

 

Maples & Goldschnridt

Telephone L33, 1544. 720

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in front of the Hungarian4
"Baptist church. on Lefington avenue.

Thirty- five members of the Past I
Commanders' association of the Shep- 5
herds of Bethlehem of NorVValk and '3

’ ray. of New York. who have

Prof. Sims. following the '

 
 
 

 

 

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Jacoy s

12.14 119.211.4111 St.
its; a...
A Sale That Spells
Save 7
Men’s andYoimg Men’s
,. Suits » "
$22.50,. to . $529.50
Values Up to$4500
When You as... like Extra Ad-
vantm of Savings Like
This, It’siTimegfor Action.

 

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The House of Kuppenheimer

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Jchn Sullivan andLawrencc Mur-
been
visiting: with friends» in’South Nor—
walk. left yesterday for Narragansette
Pier.

 

Miss Jennie A. Cahill of 363 Main
street will be married to Ernest J.
Brennan at St. Mary‘ 5 church tomor-
ron morning.

 

Miss Mary A. Natteford 01: 77 Union
Park has resumed her duties as teller
at the Fairfield County Savings Bank,
after enjoying her annual vacation.

 

BOY BRUTALLY MURDERED.

SALEMfIlIasa, July 31.—Charges
of. the brutal“ murder of twelve year
Iold Henery P. .MclMahon, which had
been placed against two men. were
dismissed when they were arraigned
before Judge George B. Sears, District
Court today.

Krikor Betrain of Lynn. arrested
July 22:, was discharged. Antonio
;Costello was discharged from the
murder charge. but held until Aug.3,
in $10,000 bail, to face a secondcharge,
ithat of a statutory offense.

Police continued their investigation
into Costello' 8 statement that he knew‘
who committed the murder and could
1“dig him up. "

 

 

 

Golf.

Golf is a game of pool played In a
cow pasture instead of on a table. It
consists in placing a white pill on
an ant 11111 and then seeing how :ar
one can knock said pill with a club.
After having driven the pill 41 mile.
more or less. the next hour is spent
in trying to find it. When found, it
is dropped in a hole and 'tllen'tlle per-
formance is repeated 17 times with
17 or so more pills—Standard Player
Magazine.

 

 

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What Every
Business Needs

Every business needs right
banking connections.

The resources, like services
and the facilities of a bank
are essential in all busmess.

This bank is
vice.

 

at your scr-

1411134014141:

NATIONAL BANK
of
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

Strong Enough

to protect you.

Large Enough

 

 

to serve you.

Small Enough

to 4111on you:

 

 

“The first Bank W the 4
' Bridge on Washington 81'.

" RUDOLPH STOLTZ

 

3!.

: bottle of smelling salts

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prior levels at the minor.

As the distribution 1 cgram
into 43114 ct sloVV4144coV'L4‘y in
tion was s 10v: 11 in 1'4: 1104 -
iogitul 5111'ch {or the VVPek out}
fun-day. tho (slimah 2 total :' '
(4140 ions as 001114 1424i

SENT TO JAfL‘

._... .3

4

(43110 9313a 1110.1; penuuuog)

N-..

not in her bed. His wnc

 

 

VVllo is
lglm (11 4‘. {(11.51 1 g \ k H. :3
about to be confined, was being cared: apczion O; 41:11.. lzitCk‘l 19:25.10
- x r l c k l. c {‘1 K .
for b3 Mrs. Patrick, and when 51013311103. at “WM .1 h :34. .14." .

 
 
 
 

«made a grab for her, she eluded him.
Mrs. Patrick interfered and 5:01:
turned on her. grabbing her bV th
hair of her head ‘and drag... wing her to.
her knees. Mrs.

it"lm 4 “3.; “no 1
111‘: 0431: ciion ill 1'. spur '-
ell} on t) 1 1144411 mim-
slrrz. y orgmri 444i dim.
Patrick grasped al port will more
nearbv and.c:;m;1 "out 0:
dashed them in Stoltz’ 3 face who. 31- l fields 0: I’cnnsylm
though blinded temporarily. felled hcr‘ crease
with a blow and then jumped on ham. 4
beating her so that she was rendered
insensible. He then left the house.
Thp police were notified and found;

(llcalioll of

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

news: or,
f‘cir.1:- 1' non-11:3.
113:1. VVitll slight in
s in otllnl districts.
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CHICAGO worn) .
PR EV i :NT firm.

Stoltz. Mrs. Patrick as been undo; -.
the care of Dr. Robert M. Wolfe, who1
said that there was not an unmarred
place on her body and that there were
possible internal injuries.

.CHICAGO, July 31. —-All 3':
business and fin-.ncizli interests in
Chicago were be: 11;, . 11154.1 today 5m
bring pressure to bear upon aim

 

 

oi the Chicago surface lines anti"?
. , . — - Carmen's Union to prch-nt a threat
Emergency Bistnbntlon of enod strike tomorrow. Indications

Coal Soon to Be Under Way

\VASHINGTON, July 31.—'-Thc gov
ernment machinery for emergency
distribution of coal swung into gear
today, as the central committee here
With Henry B. Spencer, federal fuel
“distributor, as administrative head
began active functioning under the
plogram devised to supply coal to the
inlll'stries and localities VV'hEre it is
most needed and to maintain fair

wen-3 that the az\nro.\.m.1tcly 211.939
surface and e1eva-ed linls' 13mph)
Womd walk out some time tomom

 

John B. Risko. of 10 “1111'st
street, reported that. Julius ”Commie
was driving his. Risk' 05, auto,- 7
the Washington street bridge .abou'
7; 45 o'clock Saturday night when
was driving his Risko’q -, auto, mder

 

did not stop.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.— SALE ' OF ——

WOMEN’S SHOES

At Greatly Reduced Priccsé—N ow GoingOn

(30111168111894 Bracken

SOUTH NORWALK
Store Open Saturday Evenlnga

 

 

o _ 7 7, ' ' '
Our Mid-Sn 11 en Sale ‘
Offers Values Greater Than Ever Before}

Again this great llome- furnishing institution demonstrates.
that hioh grade quality furnitluc can be sold at the lowest’
prices.

v

“4 hell you stop to consider lilat our entire stock is thrown'
into this great sale at 15 to 30% dlscoull-t from prices that,
_VV-‘erc already the lowest, then 1011 begin to have 9 some concep'
tion of the importance of this wonderful oppor'lunity.

Come as soon as possible if you would wish to take ad
vantage of this money saving opportunity.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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