~OOAq
1;-.. .-., 1922.
TUESDAY, AU
—-——-——-—— i moi-row morning.
t'ollnr‘ilmnll George E. Curtis. Wh‘Ol
is will known in the first district. has
iv” 11 awarded :1 degree of certified
pullhc accountant lu‘ the Connecticut:
State Board of Accountancy . i
a
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——For real painless extraction go
to’ Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
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' l ABeautiful Array of 1.‘—-—-------,..,-,__.,_-__,-_- .............................. t
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS ‘ . ." ’ , . , I I
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J W E K BANKS’ ‘ ' ‘ ’
0551311 DAVIS v - - - , 1
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£35VVASHINGTON. STREE‘I | any soaps STORE 5 $2. ‘ $3.00 $4.00 :
~1 5(1NOKWALK. M h k H m . 00 ..
l + Under a ac_emo 0 SH ».
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1 4547 West Washington Street 1 SHIRTS SHIRTS IRTS ‘
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' ' . ‘ 510,15 '0 ‘» . oiL ‘:
There will he a meeting of the 1\or— : r. , .
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r “all. 1‘} pographicnl Lnion on the a 1} ‘
3, coats and Trouse S tel'noon 01’ August 3. at the office of . , . .1 1
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_::__. $12.“: 1. 8- Mon- 3mm... .. 1 : $1.00 Neckwear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 65c ;
:E‘ ' t COH' A' , l
:‘= All Sizes—33 to 46 -—Sale of womens shoes :1 1 , 1
.. neally K: Bracken s. 1 “t $18 85 $ , 85 $29 85 Q
n n .———I—I—'—‘- .
Light, Medium and Dark ' - TM“ “111 be a meeting or the S111 S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 22. , _ ‘
Shades. \V onto 11 ol \loost ‘nentt Legiml at the” - :
rooms on \Vusllington street] I 3;: l - ‘ .
Buy for lite Future 1-veninq..\ll lllt [1”)qu me 5151191 0 ) ‘ Sale at Both Stores :
v a ' s -1 t.
6 \V eeks of Summer p” ' 1 ___,__..__. d f 1 l
A ' ’ _-1-‘. .u- the- Ne“ Victor R9001 s or 1.
bend of 31111. Anal!“ it (no A. J. Collins Co. 1‘ :
1r 5;.“ decorations for The Angevine : iLgGDGERSMB Syn“! ERIE: RES J :
- ‘ l tll'nituro Company name been com- 1 1.1 I
. Il'llwl by +119 Gorham Company. ’ | a.
Em NEWS p 'i'hé' Ansm'ino Company have m- Cfofluers and dfixfiordashcrs :
stnliml :1 radio phone. i ). TWO STORES |
““11““? business was iransnctedi ——Full line of Auto Account-teal ’v -------------------- , ---------
last night. at a. moo-ting of Our iroth- . won Kuhn. 1
"1" Lod e. _ . , .
8 . ’l'liornas Pumpi was arrested by , V SOCIAL NOTES
232.000 cash given away at_ the Railroad Officer Thomas Miaherltczr , p '
K, of (‘. carnival. For particulars visit ll‘lLVFIlllg‘ on a railroad pass ssuet ‘0 Misc Fanny Sheehan has been “Sit
tln- ('lul) Grounds any evening this another man. today. His case Willi . ~ " . -
WW‘k- loome up in the downtown court to—‘ mg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J.
(‘0 .of Nor-
its Hope
The Modern Grocery
w: ilk changed its plans fox
"”931" or women’s shoes at Con- strPet Splingdale. building near the
neallv 8.: Bracken's. lposwmcg n is . now building two
stores. instt ad 01' three. and it is a one
Albert Jolmnin and Lillian Gasco. story building.
iln- two young persons picked up by -
Patrolman l...l.A1lllms. were. sent to _——'l‘hl:~ New Victor Recordsnre on
Danielson. Conn.. yesterday. The sun» today 11'. the A. J. Collins Co.
Salvation army furnished money for ——-———*
transportation for the pair. ; —~Large size pea coal. Harris 8—.
—— .. 5Gans. Tel. 721.
———$2.(ll)0 cash given away at the -——-——-——-v -
K_ of (‘. carnival. Pol" particulars visit Rudolph Cvlwre, the. dashing mos-
tht- ('lub Grounds any evening this sense-1 i111} 11.1.2.1 known 1‘ ”1 Sun
week. Kissed Peach on account of his lighf
hair and 10S)? cheeks. was 1111 victim
'l'm- (‘nlnniul ("il'vwrlrks ('11., of or swim" mulltluuh lwrson 3'1'311'21‘11113'.
on “'151 zirc-
Uu
2.x l- l1‘\"ll.'
11111111.» ROLR l:i«lr.:1-.
wlm'il Mos-n- llv l.i'.~1'in is )‘n‘npl'il'tol'lms \"lmzl l:-' i- it i
_ul'»( "l'lnillt‘lt'tl :1 multilict for :1 pyrn- llln'. whill l1»
1.11.1114“ (lisphlv :11 South Nru'walk his r1 111: '11 ln' l‘onml that someone had
and is working: ,0” :1 large order for sluslual H!" lil‘i‘ of his \V‘hH-l. lli- ro-
t Sll’zu'usu and one im- .\'1-1\' ("tlnanli. it lmziul in». mnllo 1‘ to lhv police.
has: lmcn thl' lulsil-st summer of this '——""‘"‘
( lllllllfll‘u 0111
.'ulr 11111 em zlnyVVlni'e .11 any time in
in.- nniluru lulu. You will be sur-
lH‘l‘di 1n the similzuily. AngeVino
Vinniiln'v- (‘cmpany
.\ Vorll touri'lx: automobile com-
pln'lrifv vqllimmii is to he award-:11 :18
:1 wire at the unnuul carnival of the
("‘. Godt'm-v Post. No. 1:3, Anteri-
wllich opt-11s at the Hood-
Xollh )lllin :;t1'1-(-t..\111211.s't
program for the ww-k has
for lll('llllllll£‘,' a mnru-
rmvlon—vuting contests
1-1'111'1pn11y's history in Gll'nhrook.
screened auto-
Gllns Co. 'i‘vnl.
~Criltl.
nllltirully.
72 1.
fresh mint-(l.
llurlis «‘1'
_‘
in many pl-opiw in
ilrlltiiut: Liberty
l1 is of lull-rust
Noi'wrllk who :11»-
lonus. thnt the LT. S. Victory loam.
MTV-Q lnn'v lw-‘zll Milli-ll, but there is :1
\ lmncw ior holders to llnnsl'e-r Hill“ to
411'» ll tin-1' so thumb. Many lit-uph-
h.1\~ pllt iluir lmnlls avrrly without.
i111iii"ritlL::1llrllll l'lA 111 no that it \Vll‘illrl
l1: \vrllrlo look the m ’i‘lit 'llill‘kH
Wlli Lllildi)'1;‘l\i' ilzlmlu 11111111 lll'
howls.
It‘l‘ilflli
(‘Hll [.1 :iml.
vll'l' lot on
" A title
lam-n ill'l'lllllfl'd
t‘uoli 1:11'12 \\‘;1t"
11ml the like.
1131.
1111011
—i.zlrp:e size pea. coal.
Gulls. 11-1. 7::
-——--—' ? Harris a;
:ii‘vn away in tho ‘
For particulars visit
.1115‘ evening thi‘
w $2,000 cash
K, oi‘ " l'lll‘lli'-..'-l,
”in ('11:?) (Hounds
wcvk
llll‘ u in
(1. lil" outing
.\ illistnkc “'11-: lnntll- in thv
,'l"ill' Svl'llllul 11-.111'1'1lti)‘
m‘ l) r'lzlils Fowler \:\'. it. (.'.. N0. 15.
when it was stated that Comrade
Stevens 11nd DrC‘Sf’nlt 11 the corps with
a substantial gilt. to be used for the
good of the order, on behalf of tin.-
(.‘r. A. ll. 'l'his; v-ILS not so as ('mnrallo
rite-151:3 mull: the rift cut of his own
puc.;1t. ”11' C. A.
do \ 3131 it.
l'ltmily trouble has
ltosctti. who 1.1193
(7.1 idly avenue. complained to the
‘IllH‘t‘. vnfiforflnv that hit (’uunhtcr
Fannie lzad left home at 9 o'clock
T‘(“1?ll‘l'liflv lf‘niv‘i'l ’ 1' ‘i 1""l "'9’
turned at 6 us i. night. He learned
‘-l".1t she \‘.‘.".£il‘1f.’lyil'\f; at the home of
'iln» itoh‘t-lti
2 when out again.
' V-
‘3"): mint. Lily Venn. on llouton strcc. —-——-—-———- —»———«--
1.3.21 ‘11:: did not want her to stay there. FOUND DEAD VIITH
, . . BULAET IN HEAD
- (‘3:"1711 norvim fl‘ff“! m'nsfie'l cue-2
' ..., ”3"" this "Hem“‘lwq “we“: itfl‘li,2?‘.'./\1!::. i.~—\'::rllcr ll. I‘Jalhni‘.
‘7‘ .. lingering: F1: 1‘. 1‘. csmm‘ny'; r." Hartford. an ('lil‘fllCIC cf the Con-
_._,._..__.!17A“"ti::lt lluzllunae tinnitus: was lo..nd
r ivi“: :l. “:24 morning. 111-.11' the 11012;: of
_- , ,1, F 7 ‘ i121: i'lrttf. 11:121. Tim no.1;- 11-1.: 12:.1:
.‘ it}; ‘7fier E) :t'ovvr'rctl ‘l _'-.' ’1’11!" l‘c'll' until. :1 f1" 1-
,, 11.13117“. \mo kept his :Lutornol‘eilc trlr .
i:1.'"""x There was aim-111‘
:bCiLS ‘5; ‘hOCOIateS 1:1: ;- ‘1‘." ..-r':,' haul mm] .1 pistol in
i ' : ll<'lll:l:n~t‘ n. “unlit-21
“"“ ~ lmvly. ls';l {it viinml t') stutt-
r - «. . 7 v . w l.1.iA'\1-<l he man l'mi
.. ' Til. 11.5303 ”Pa 31' ELL 1.113141%, Elfillu'r hall LIN-31 :
C(.l::i’. lllr- i‘l11il‘l1omu'A. llr' how-s!
lino slsll XS Eli's. Arthur M. Sweet, of
South Norwalk. ‘“ 311.:- .tllll 3115.. Lillian Mather. of
i ll; ”1101-1
Mir/"WW
Deposited in this bank before Saturday noon, the 5111
of August, will draw interest fiancAug'mt 1111;.
Accounts of from $1 to $6,000 are invited.
Jaguars/1m 9 LMMfoA «A MMAA,
So.Norwa1k SamsBank
“‘9" Baimano, President. Edward m Vlcnanoldent
Georg. L. WW Titanium-a '
rr gular prices with,
i‘. llnvil‘iz; notllil'g (.1 l
PLANS Hill [IUllNli
L pleting a three "weeks' course of
' tux-cs at Yale University.
Announcements are being sent out
ltodnv fox the grand Kiwanis outing to
be held in coniunction \Vith the Stam-
itord Kiwanis club at Laddin s Rock
.l"a1111.Slamford on Thursday, Au-
igust 24th.
i There is to be a. ball game, music
‘hy a. hnnrl singing, bathing, boating.
lgumcs and other sports, the ball game
lrturii no :1’ oclock. The bake will
be served at 5 o'clock.
ll 'l‘in- menu will consist of:—
State Library in Hartford.
Mrs. Frederick E.
daughter, Miss Millicent
Main street, have
two weeks‘ trip throunh
R rad y
Brady,
Mai ne.
1111.1 the Hudson River.
R
A. R. Betta and Percy C.
Ali the strained (-1.:th you can eat.
Blue Fish, all you want.
Chicken the same.
,ISva and “flute potatoes Onions
C(lion l’ nantam corn in abllnduncc.
lltston llrmVn hrcad 'l‘ea biscuits
Lobster, only one hall to cach person.
“’atermolon and “soft drinks to fill
the chinks."
ins; vacations. Clayton Gregory
duties '1t the plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
are in \Vorcester,
tending the Wedding
lagers.
at \V’heaton College.
Massachusetts,
01' Miss
the entertainment committee, assisted
'lht- eu-nt.
Autos will leave Mulmclu‘ mo Square
at 12:31‘ o‘clook on “11' 21th. arrivim’;r
21‘. the Hotel havenport. Stamford. it
1. from whence escort will take them
to the spot. Jimmy \Voml zind Dunc
Frizzcll will he on hand to welcome
.i‘v mv'mht- 1' s and 1:11-‘ sis. ‘ lino"
Moore “ill hr in tho pilcllel" s llO\ lur
duties in the ofiice of William 0.
Lean.
Miss Sadie
spond their vacation.
;.\c1wull< 'l“ .111 (ommiltve fitlYlSt 1: that Misses Ethel and Mgry Ganzy re—
tlmso 1111: with: 121111. :1 11111111111111 or -llll'l10(l with relatives in Otisville. New I
lunch lv‘l‘oro leaving. lxut not too York. I
much. so :15 to ll«:1\'r :1 his spot 1111' tin
lial:r-. Dr. Maybelle .1. Perry and bliss Ah-
l>ia Ann
an extended stay in Canada.
PROCLAMATION DEGREEING
AUTONOMY FOR SMYRNA
1. SMYRNA. August l.——(Associutwl
il‘r<-::s).-l:1:v:r1:~.c:' of the m'ocla ‘nation
ll(:(‘l‘l“'ll‘.,';‘ autonomy for Smyrna was
'm'u'iml by an enthusiastic demonstra-
tion in the government Square. where
1-":'.I thousand persons chi-cred the
(Ir : oflicials. A committeeincluding
"72:1 v-lzs. Turks. .1 rmeninns, Jews and
(:ll't‘ll‘ <‘ann called upon the Greek
' llilri Commissmnor with a lorrrnl ex—
grit-swion of ti.:1nks. In responding. he
.ascurml the Turks that their religious
'm‘ \‘il!"“.‘S would be respected under
illl'l new regime.
N0 BICT’I’ER )ll'IDICINE'
ham Canyon.
ney Pills.
kidney trouble I could not work
good. I tool: just two bottles
Foley Kidney Pills and they put
on mv fret and at work again."
kidney and bladder ailments is
easily 11:11‘ Prompt and tonic.
soc, I’OWl‘il Corporaiion.———Adr.
of High street, after com-
lec~
Miss Shee-
han is connected with the Connecticut
and
of
returned from a.
and
sails on Lakes Champlain and George
Morgan,
of the the Norwelk Iron Works have
returned to their duties alter enjoy-
has
sta rted a one \Veek' s \acation from his
M. Colburn
at—
Hazel
:1 classmate 01‘ Mrs. Coburn,
'1‘ch tickets will he on s:1.l(- at the
Kiwanis meeting at the Country club
on Thursday.1l't1rnoun and will cost Harry :\- Pimple, 01‘ Orchard street.
$4.3M l-leri Nor can is chairman of has l‘f‘illl‘né‘ii from :1 Vacation trip to
his former home in Cunujohrie, New
by Sam Greenstcin and 1.00. Tripp. York.
:and it is hoped that Norwulk will . *— ‘ _ ‘
llluvc nlt'nttenlluncv 01‘ 1M] strong at MISS Rlllll Cave, 0! “11X H1” R0311.
is enjoying :1 \veek's'vaculion from her
Mc-
Bodwt'l; and Miss Jennie.
Bodwoll of Seymour street stal'ted'this
morning for Delaware W’ater Gap to
\‘Vilson have returned from
FOR MY KIDNEYS
That. is what Frank Miller of Bing-
l'lah. says of Foley Kid-
“1 was so bothered with
and
the many medicines I tried did me- no
Of
me
‘Why
surt‘cr wnm th: 5 row. lo medicine (or'
so ,
Still-
L‘I’he House of Kuppenheirner
23001337, 8
12-14 No. Mam' St.
i
i
l
A Sale That spells
Save
Men’s and Young Men" s
Suits
$22.50. to $29.50
' Values Up to $45.00
”When You Get the Extra Ad-
vantage , of Savings Like
This, It’s Time for Action.
The House of Kuppenlieimer
Capture of Tipperary
Resuited in Four Dead ,
In Free State Forces
(Continued from ,Psge One)
rThe insurgent forces have been
setting tire to various buildings in
Kilmallock, just to the south of Lim-
erick. which ; is thought to indicate
they are preparing to evacuate the
town.
The destruction ~ of the Cleeves
Creamery in Tipperary by the insur-
gents before the fall of the town to the
Nationals. threw 400 persons out of
work. '
DUB LIN. Au 1;. 1 .-——.Associated
Press).—-Three armed men held up
the staff of the Dublin customs .and
excise offices, this morning, seized
over 1,000 pounds in money and
escaped.
—Buy your ‘Victrola. at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evening‘s until 9 n. m.
——Storaze. Batteries recharged
.eron Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
FIERY. l'lKlHY ECZEM‘A
IS HEALED RIGHT UP
WITH SULPHLR
fiery. itching eczema. can be quickly
overcome by applying a. littleMentho—
Sulphur._ preparation instantly brings
ease from skin irritation. soothes and
heals "m eczema right up and leaves
the. skin clear and ‘smooth.
ment and disfigurement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get a. little
jar of Monthly-Sulphur from any good
druggist and use it like a cold ct'.eam
--Adv.
What Every
Business Needs
business needs right
connections.
Every
baukin g
The resources, the services
and the facilities of a. bank
are essential in all. busmess-
This lrank is at your Star-u
~ vice.
THE CITY ’
' CHARGED HE
SECURE DGOODS
BY FALSE PRETENSE
(Continued from First Page)
of 53 PlattSVillc avenue charAgcd with
owning an unregistered zemaie dog“
Judge \osburgh imposed a line of $7 1.
total 1‘
and full costs, blinging the
amount up to $20.58. Abramowitz
was arrested by Sergeant Silk and it
was claimed that he had the dog two;
years without registering her as re-
quired by law. '
Judge Vosburgh fined
Kohrs of Cannondale $35 and costs
1955 driving. Kchrs, it was alleged in
court, recently passed a. trolley car at
the end of the ‘W‘innipauk line, and.
in doing so. collided with an automo-
bile left parked at the side of the;
road by Mrs. Frank. Ah appeal was
taken and the accused was released in
bonds of $150 for appearance at the
. next term of the criminal side of the'
Gourt of Common Pleas. Attorney
VEdward J. Quinlan appeared for the
accused.
Jerry Kane of Danbury asked the
“local police last night to stop an an-
tomobile containing two young men
Walcoui
this morning on the charge of reels.
ii imminent
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BRIE-G :r‘( IR”. 1 . Aug. 1.499911 ‘
iifiom- 5'. Strre eawn, oi m
'ie‘ll‘ finding. today, on
automobile HC( idem in. Norwa it;
. 1'..d:13 inclining. sass that no one
side 61' the three men who ~V
drowned were lespousiblé. for. the
=plunge of the machine into 111er
\\ Eilk l V”. ' V
The deputy coroner finds that. ilk
toxic.- iting liquo had no 0011119713 7
wholmer with the accident. The all
tonlcbiie war sinned and dmen'
‘V'illiam H Parr. of Norwalk, .‘wr‘
was drowned, 2'. were W'Hfian / F
{Murray and JGi‘ii‘. F. 3;:th also
Noxwwalk Two 1,1116!“ 121111 in the ma
chine saved themselves ’1.): swimming
i Masha e.
l
c
u
- Fred Briho of \‘Jilton. «new. y
terdav afternoon A on 13211. staeot hr
Patrolman John Toothéll lcr 111191168;
tion and breachvof the peace was fined
37 and costs in t! e downtown court
by Judge George H. V 1«burgh. this
Any breaking out of the skin. even i A
It seldom fails to relieve the tor-"
noon, the total fine being $15.23;
\
and two women. It appears that the
quartet stopped at Kane’ 3 place, pur-
chased a tire and then proceeded to
go on their wav with some of Kane’ 3
Christ Episcopal Chunk
tools. The car did no? pamhro'ii‘fi —— Presents—
Mtwa'k' ._‘, Dorothy Berry Caz-m
GIGANTIC WHISKY - r Reader ‘
PLOT ~UNEAR'I3HEID Arthur Sterling
FIANIST
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.—Deputy
United States Marshals today will be
gin rounding up twelve men for whom
federal warrants were issqu yester-
day, charging them with having
bribed and conspired to defraud the
government in a. plot of gigantic and
international proportions. Which
agents of; the government declare in—
volves $5,000.000 worth'of whiskey.
Among the twelve are Matthew Grif-
fin, formerly head of the United
States Secret Service in this city. and
Andrew Hamilton, who until recent ly
was a police lieutenant.
— At 8: 15 O’clock —.
Admission '
f
AUTO swims;
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase
Tolophom 917 13 Raymw
loath Nor-walk. m: .-:
-——'Sale of women's shoes at Con-
noally & Bracken's.
,$l.ooo,ooooo
United States Government 7 7
Victory 43;;%Notes Due May 20, 1923'
’ Called for Redemption December 15, 1922.
Tit?) Treasury Department has announced that Series Ali,
(I, _D, E and B have'been’ called for redemption at. 100 and-ins.
forest on that (late. ‘ '
Should any holders of these Victory Notes desire. to re—ian
vest in other high—grade bonds, we will accept Victory Notes".
at current, market prices in payment for any securities we are}
Maples €99 Goldschnndt
IN VEST 11...?" BROKERS
Phones:
_ , 153,154, 729*
85 Washington Street, South' Norwalk, Conn. .
NATIONAL, RANK
0!
VpSouth Norwaiit. Conn.
torprotect you. I
Large Enough _
to serve you.
, Small Enough
’ to know you.
ESTABLISHED 1:.89 "
43.113 0F _
ivomn SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices—Now Going: O11
SOUTH NORWALK
Store Open Saturday Evening:
Our Mid‘Summe‘r S-
Offers Values Greater Than Ever Be
. Again this great home-furnishing institution demons
that high grade quality furniture can be sold at the lo
prices.
Whenyou stop to consider that our entire stock is than
into this great sale at 15 to 36% discount from prices
were'already the lowest. then you begin to have some conning:
tion of the importance of this wonderful opportunity.
Come, as soon as possible if. you would wish to take.
vantage of. this money saving opportunity.
Norwalk Chronicler