WEDNESDAY, AUGE'JST C’, 19.32.
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.lClePH DAVIS
.t leIAGTON. STREE‘.
75
Coats and Trousers
$12.75
All Sizes—33 to 46
Shades.
luv for tile FlLilll't‘
(3 \Veels of Summer
Allt'llti (ll. Y'all.
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‘0. NO§WALKn _Jf
’illm Beach & Mohair '—
Light, Medium and Dark
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A Beautiful Arrax of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
On Display at
‘ E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackema Hotel
45-47 West. Washington Street
Dominick San l-‘uzm‘i of Aiken
street is suit-wing with the whooping
Cough zlvconling to :1 report made last
night to Dr. 'to‘z,»«;:rt .l2. l‘erdue, health
oflicem. '
of women‘s shoes at Con-
Bracken‘s.
——-;’ale
ll (it: i. }' (-2
The 'iirls' l-‘rir. litlly SOL-let): of Trill:
lunch will meet lit the home 0:
litil‘l‘l'.i \Vttl‘lll. l? Cove. avenue.
\‘url' 13k. on Thursday
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~——l“or real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deltz. 47 South Main street.
A
Of
delegation or memM-rs ‘
1.03.1] “Flier of Moos.» wi'l .‘lli‘ “.«l the;
snrzlivlll in Stamford. this tuning. if,
tlll
‘11.". Jill} .‘xlls. llnxizl l{. I'Ollal‘d Oi:
it‘nznlv slr-w-r l‘l‘t yt-stmuinv‘for Dexter.
ix}. .. wln fr tho-y will spend the next
lm-n ww its. luster is the home city of
iMrs. I‘ollnl‘ll.
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‘ The Cusp of 'l‘homas' Pumpi of
5-9pm: vllzlrgwl with evasion of
meme ._
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ovoning‘.
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$2.00 $3.00 1 $4.00
SHIRTS , SHIRTS SHIRTS
$1.45 $1.95 $2.45
$1.00 Neckltiear 65c
Suits $18.85, $22.85, $29.85
Sale at Both Stores
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A Sale That Spells
_ Men’s and Young Men’s 4
When You Get the Extra. lid-
vantage of Savings Like
12-14 No. Main St. L
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7 Save
Suits i
$22.50 to $29.50
Values Up to $45.00
This, It’s Time for Action.
The House of Kuppenheimer
77‘: mi 1 77‘)" \ _ \x‘ : '
isolate- STE Inns
Bfotfiiers and mgerdashers
'I'WO STORES
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ALLIES WAR DEBTS -
‘Prt'sslr-Jl‘lle
Pl!~.(‘n:~ upon the I'llilevl States the “1” known in {his city and was a.
ltrpunsnhility tor Great llrltanls lll- familiar sight in his car_
l'Zl'rnprlm allies."
as "brutal in its purport."
Local Mauls-Killed at
Hope Street Crossing
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AEAIN DISCUSS
the Spot of impact, thus showing the
speed with which it was traveling.
it is not known whether any whis-
tle had been sounded.
Coiabella was still alive when he
gra
5'!
A ugust 1. (~A SSOcia tcd
lritisl: Government's
LONDON,
nlliry to t‘.lll(“l'l m to trout.in‘lulirvnt- Dot
_ The automobile was so ripped to
the (ll-Ms, mvwl this country by its
pieces that, there was nothing much
left to identitly it. _ -~
The inquest into the accident will;
be held in Stamford this :llternoon
vl-"Fl‘ribes the note A113
and hopes
'l'llv-
ll"\‘.'.<[l.’l pl-r
Miss Gladys E. Thompson of
ban}; N. Y., was engaged by the board
Junior and Senior High will
charge oPthe pupils of thOSe schools.
Miss Thompson is 23 years old.
NEW SCHOOL
ROOMS WILL
7N OT BE READY
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physical instructor in the
0015.
grade
She will have charge of the
supervised physical instruction of the
do children. Instructors at the
take
She
. . -. . - , lied and Dr. 0- L7 String‘ is a radu t f th V.
r. .0].th dpmsmn to send ,1 pnculdr was reac _ . - g a e o e - ew York State
m}.U . to the amps and the United field attemJEd him. He WSdS placed on College for Teachers, and of the Cor—
gmhrtj in reference. to the war debts the train to be’taken t0 tnrniord, in“: hell l'niversity Summer school, where
has hum dismissed in political and died Wlthm film: “fliges 4"” bemg she completed a course in phxsical ed-
t’imincnll Circles for some days. It is placed about} t ee Mb “-11 h t h oration. Miss Thompson [as been
sail ”WW was a strong“ division of .lhe gremlinsl ‘1; 1: {0:043} (‘Ollt‘ is connected with the Albany public
Opinion in the Cabinet over the (“198- c"? by Punel‘a “Ifncb liddl ’0 ms, #3110015 and comes to Norwalk highly
tint), and .‘l :svetion of the press to— Emil the {itineralséo o’e‘iocek fon Fll'i- recommended.
.1;.:,~ sharply criticises the) supposed :1“ Tom-“guilt aids o’élock from ‘8‘: r The following teaéhers’ resignations
-"-'t‘('r!l!l’l"lll nlveision. - ate tome. a , "rom . ‘ were received and accepted: Miss Eth-
s . Josephs church. Interment “Ill be in '
'l‘h- mum pllrnnrt of the note is Q , , e1 Keeler (ill health): Miss Margaret
. .. . St. 31d!) 5 cemetery. . l3 . -
n“, “Ty “Huh. «ll‘fil’lO‘l in the news- (‘olabella was a carpenter and was Butler, who teaches in Wallingford
“3“,”. reports but the MORNING emploved m, the Levering & Garrines next year: Miss Gladys S. Moore .and
p. ,g'r says that “it in snhstnnoe company. at the new factory. He. was Russell hoses. The school committee
was given power to fill the vacancies.
”The school
committee, of which
lglas-E. Nash is chairman. report—
ed that the dangerous sidewalls at the'
Franklin school had been
repaired:
t the boiler in the same school
would probably not he completely in-
stalled by the opening of the school,
' The. committee was ‘given'
four new rooms in the High school
This was done after the
.1 will he rallienlly :ilto-rml. fearing by Deputy Coroner Henry E. Steven- .
tlltl: otherwise it will create :1 most son at 3:30 o‘clock. Neither the engiwsessmn.
vnl‘o’rtl'nuu- impression both in Eur— nee-r nor the motorman of the trainli’owel‘ to obtain bids for the desks for
01w {liul America. and be interpreted is being held by the police. The 3p- tithe
us {in lllit'lllpt tn l‘nsten up the (‘lllt‘llt was investigated vaetoctiVefDmilding.
. $632.50, and Ridgclield fog SSS.
“'lvsllington Government the responsi-
bility t‘
ope.
llelnl'.
or the financial (slums in Eur—
'l‘he POST reiterates its canton-
tion that Grent llritnin must. Without
fund and [my the interest on
its debt to the l'nitezl States.
Sergoanl Paul Hayes and Fair
th‘lluld Bolster oi’ the St:lllll'ord Po-
lice force.
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SENATOR CROW DEAD.
UNIONTOWN. Pa... Aug. Zl—United
Olman jpommittee had been asked to consult
local furniture dealers regarding bids
for the desks. .
Permission for St. Andrew‘s Mission
school to use a room in the North-
western school district on Sundays was
the \Vluther permits. 'hL m on tlzc- railroad by the use of
_ _ _. 'uumiprr‘s commutation book, which
*3...” of women‘s shop; at Con_i\\‘flS lelellllit‘d to come before the
“pm“. 8.: Bracken's. downtown court this. morning. was
______.._ continual until Saturday, as Pumpl.
A rrlrnplnint was: rwtwivul Ly mu who was on his way to this city in on
v..." ,uuim this mm'llins: l.» iht- if- muomohliw. had been delayed when
Hull l"!".'§ llll'll\‘.lllE-! Stones lint] hi3 car broke down.
34/ 'l llllwlmvs in tlw Lillilo r \Vrigllt
3.. in my...— Hum-l, -$2.00l) cash given away at the
K, of C. carnival. For particulars visit
$31300 nigh giypn away at the. lit» Club Grounds any evening this
" 1‘, mmivzll. For particulars visit' “"K’k‘
Huh Grounds any evening this ' _
.. - 1. —AC0‘.ll. fresh mined, screened auto-
mntlcallv. Harris 6.: Guns Co. Tel.
~-~. r rmllllmsi‘ilm of ten ln‘l‘ r'r-nt. 721.
ll ll); ll;|li.<l‘ll 31- C0” of l‘n-tlv-l.
1"" P"”¢""”","‘ “V MM" “"41““; Till “'omen's Association 01' the
}{“":~'“' “5 ‘Q’mfll X°r“‘"”"' “S‘Suntll Norlvallk Baptist Church will
1““ “11".“ r in I‘v‘nkrul‘tr'r‘3 llUIIi iLS ztntlllul .‘illl' tomorrow after-
' “ T“- '- .. ”0°” “‘ “"' “WWW cottage. Hickory
b‘qm'l 0‘ “omen 3‘ ”no”; at Lon‘. lillll‘t','v.'l.zt3:er llellnifting. lt’ thi- tiny
-. neally ‘0‘ llrneken’s. _ i '5. storm): lllf- itl’tnir will ln- llrld on
‘ ‘ .l-‘l‘ill;ly. ln nil-lililln to in: ('l‘":llll,
(u. VIW’M‘V ”WV" WI.” 1”. n hm i(lil{‘: um] :lrlmuullc zll'llvlrb. thong. will
”mnn‘ [hp mom) “I” h" m ‘m‘l ”HM" i)~- :le umlll's-ilzl ‘-llr.r\\‘4‘l' lUl' illv clsil—
, l= r on rhl Lilli 2m" “NF“ “3:1 i” ' oil'Pll. as xvi-ll :ls L'lnwn uni: ’l'lt' (hill-ml
'rm a.» «km 22...). Thu still will “m C.“ h, C C “Hm I”; _‘ f l
‘Vl curl; 3“ ill!) "Y'lill’lnynlp'll‘lll XF'W (“A‘p‘rlklt‘d - t .I «~.- 1.9 U. JI.\\£ l_\
'- ‘ , ' l3“. Tllr- moon will be ' '
’{Wll‘lll‘ m llu- 29th. -.~.. C———f"
“ll r-rllll.-l:~ul allllm: owl clam
_.-F!r-:ns'~ Hutu-vies reehnrgnd ”fix.“ or [V “S Hm] (nu-ktlmw Trilns
.."V"rn Krll’ln. 9 Rzll’rnrld AV“. “.1?! I" 1" S: Ki" ' “”3””. 3”" at
.. (:mllllll (ill. in nu .lnnm, 'l‘hM-n will
“ll: Z'k‘ :' (ll-mm :w: 2 1m Mus-ow}! l-lnh :‘l‘ifilliif‘;‘;¥‘\;,.‘»:! H '3‘:\ll‘l:l!?'li".’f flubg' and
“MHZ" rm” “Iii! WWW“ ‘l‘ '1‘ ”:onn l» "1 ill'llj'nl' ' 'l‘l‘ilm' Hulls-l“ $1.21]; 3::
.C..;llsemcr.t_ Park. on Saturday after. lwmflfi Mg m M “(m ”.11.“; an}; ‘in
"”0“ 01" “ll“ WH‘kv “'Hflh'lf‘ l“‘l"'”’f‘ §1ll(‘1‘>:'«ll}ll to Ln :1 Dl'l‘lll1llll llhhhqllid.
‘ "‘1' '\ L‘H‘” “m“‘h" ”i. H‘mll-l's “‘nxnllH/ll. ‘n'lu‘ ti!“lllllll(‘vlll0 at M" ill-P fir-no
'lhil" lvllz‘? :ll‘w lrxllll'”? 1" 7"""””1’1m5>-.mll plum (.1 ll!" :llt'nil‘ \l‘ns‘ illnde {if
“‘9“ h'm" fill lzlvwlln: (ll‘l'llvm; 'l'rilm hem my
a. low l;‘. ‘I.
———Iluy your \‘lclrolu at l‘lonnelly’sl. _
on Hwy wm-kly payments. Store open‘ ”pm; lim- 0, sum Accessories
eleninus mltll 9 n. m. ' mron Kohn. ‘ ’
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fulnluq 5 in, .1 in l‘wl‘. [Tim-ll l-‘-i ll' l \‘.', llrlunvntl (lJ‘flllzll‘li). “110
3’0”“! f" :U “I Z W H ... ‘, ’H‘ 21-3 ~ , >4‘ul ix (‘tmstnlulw Itavnor
fluid" >10“: ”,1; "lipid “Him.“ I‘m‘jxf‘vi‘lVl‘llln- m: lily. >(‘ilIIV‘gl‘ of securing
. (I: rnn‘ I'.H vl“ l'.'vl.' _ ,li'? .. _‘ z.» _ i. ' _‘ m‘ _-
7h“ 5'3””, “11'?“ .l "2‘ 5"" 7' ill"? m. -l lvlnllllnz: llv ,‘ki'l‘.’ "“ll‘l"'7‘.i \villl
ll..,- rpr, ‘m will”: tl‘. vll‘lrlg‘llhl‘l’i. ~ i’?» I‘m“! m‘nwinls ”,2 ilzv- l‘ llk (C. “Mi!—
...lllrrre 1., :a will. Ilnrlis 81:: [-thr 3'”. ’3' Aliwrimm Legion.
. _ . Him". ll .l...w<l m l‘l-illll<l to ill“ post
Grins. 1" "" ‘Jllll :lmmtnt 0‘ llmllwgv sufficient try
51;, : ~~--~»--— l ""‘l ‘ "WI-‘4‘ l”ll‘('ll:l. . in: him from
“4‘ ,. '6' H1 wl'm ln tl‘» ill-ill!" ol the legiol.
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' I! “Rim-ll mull :i‘wn away at the
fluid”.
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1' ‘ l .‘Ale‘ lH"-t“‘v
'i'n sire pen (will.
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~ MLLSON-POWE LL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
I, of L'. l-zll’nivrvl. l-‘llr pnrtil'lllnrs visil
h- (‘lll‘l (:l'flllllliq any evening this
wcel'
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l"ll‘l‘lDl'l{'ll:l' of lite lem-
luh line. has horn
2ll
.11 4 11v lilo public mil-‘
\'*'li('?l
New (Tammm.
operated lie-
f.)
ln-lllzr
’l'x‘lv“ll-{I‘lfim'llSV‘l' llllS in come
'reztl-l'llnv.
’ :lwl New Cutnrm.
ll;ll:l.llrj: ml “'t‘l‘ii-
'-‘:?:.:l:‘x Al llillll fl. m..
l 1-. lll.. :lnvl on Sim—
’1 m lL‘I‘W m.. 4%” p.
C - m. l’lll “'01 llqlzlys :1
3* r ..1 \nm :1. m.. for
l ' n Hr: Saturdays :1 hits
! rv “43H p. m.. for New
iii”;- a. ..l;l (.2 ll'l-H p. m.. one will}
.1. "or liillgl‘til-E‘l. Mr. ““41 placed
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(:nrmnons on May 31, Prime Minister
remission war . .. _ ,, .
out in this connection that Great llri— ‘ Mi”. Marlon Blddiscombe, Of Nor}
tnin‘s debtors owed lie-r 2%.l’lthnmlJnm null: 1" ”19 gutst 0‘ Nirs. Henry Zin-
pounds. while she in tllrn was liable to
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Telephone 017
in his spew-ll before the, House of States SPmifOl‘ Vl'illiam Ii. Lrow died
granted by the board.
at his country home in the mountains
near here this morning.
0le George declared for n complete
of ill-his. He pointed
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s» r.
in “1-” avenue, Dnnbilry.
tl.e- l'nitwl Sluts-s for only 1.4mm“ w—
mm pound-s. 1h P t . \ .
He :llsn tonk occasion to :lr-r'i'lrt- an 03 "
tltn‘ \\'ll:ll>-\'o-l‘ incl; m linlnnet- \vzls . ,
r-xim-ll' in the xvolkiil: of ill” \‘c-l‘— v .
sniills: trvntv Illlli illr Leanne or" .\‘n- “[0 need poetry, but “’0
l‘ "4 ' ' :l‘il‘: ‘In-tdxl- C -.
in" “» H W pm” I 3 him ' ‘1 1 need truth more. Establish
sum 01 ill" I mil-l hilll'JF. _ _ _
a savmgs account in this
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AUTO REPAIRIN G,
WELDING
. Ova-75
minus.
.Sfiflcfwfmfie
_ rub. Lilonmvsa’ sou
NewYorkClt:
G o ur'arud 'S.K
13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Q ri e'ni-al ’Cr an m
:lllows llim‘ ,
bank and prepare that un-
derlying basis of truth upon
Mare Truth
fabric of your
All Money
neposlted in this bank before Saturday noon, the 5th
of August, will draw interest from August lat.
Accounts of from $1 to $5,000 are invited.
So. Norwalk Savings Bank
Alden Solmant, President.
George L. Woodward. Treasurer.
OPEN MONDAY NIGHT.
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Edward Beard, Vice-President
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Large Enough
(to. serve you.
Small Enough
to know you.
The Peeple’s .
Trustee.
Ther‘first i‘Bank under the- .
Bridgg'on Wallis-m 3g. -,
'Conn.
+
1’ * 7 . Checks for school tuitionj-for the in the view o: oliiciul i‘ircies, expreg;
The, , . . past your were received. from... surged hero . 1'.
. 4.. .803“ Of KuPpen-hemer intruding towns; The \V‘iiton’ chock} ~——-—~-~ ~~—-—*—
~ . was 101- $2,120.50; Iifildding £03, EBITGR I ORG AND
W {WIFE SAIL .FGR EUROP
FRANCE PLEASED - mm... C . .
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FIRM HANDLING
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The Earl of Balfour‘s note consid-:
erably diminished French hopes as to
what the London meeting can effect.
toward the settlement ,of Europe. ,..‘.lis. Cort-ion and Peru
3 {$5 Ynmy \‘jr.
luvs old. of
.7 .\ 1w Ymk.‘ city.
7 Mrs. a). O. McIntyre
> best known
u!) u’zltOrs in
“~. .ln artist,
A ei‘son. also
“The British attitude is perfectiy Ian artist. \xw'lr" We xvi ._ oi the
logical," remarks LE JOI'RNAL. “but imurriqno. In 3129. nix-Cu; ion for a.
it is to be regretted that Great Britain ,lic use Miss 15m glue hm: home ad—
hns not adopted the generous me. lint-c 2dr as Catlin Ohio.
many of her citizens hoped to see her 5 m. lnbw 25. Ft. ‘- Long ntar-
take. .
“If; England insists on our paying
her, we can repeat herrgestur'e, point-
irimi .‘Eiss I‘l‘arl la‘ilotl Se . i oi Cleve-
?land. but the); \:
eighteen mom h .t: .
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3.5:
meet in London next. »Monday, which
is expected to take up the reparations A cabana-Bull'smry.
question. with primary consideration
05,1310 subject of a moratorium for This is the term of an impossible
Germany. It was ofiicianir stated this tale. Many ingenious explanationshavo
afternoon that Foreign Minister been suggested. hilt the phrase really
dates from Matthew Prior (16691721)
——“Cocks and bolts and notes and lid-A
dles. Idle tnlés and foolish riddles.“
Schanzer of the Italian Cabinet, wras
expected to arrive here Monday.
PARIS. Aug. 2.———The British note
on the interallied debt question has
removed all possibility of France con-
senting to a moratorium f or Germany,
Advertise in the Sentinel.
‘REASON NO. 2
Clause No. 25 of our'éontract permits us to make
settlements of all claims for damage occurring to
freight While under our control.
Our service to you is not measured by the size of
your account. . ' '
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
United States Government r‘
3/ Ct” Notes Due May 20, 1923‘
Victory 4 ,4 yo
Called for Redemption December 15, 192‘
The Treasury Department has announced that Series: A, B,
C, D, E and F have been called for redemption at 100 and in-
terest on that date. '
Should any holders of these, Victory Notes desire to re-in-
vest in other high-grade bonds, we will acoept Victory Notes
at; current market prices in payment for any securities we are
(lifering, a complete list of which will be furnished upon request
' Goldschmidt
which :ng it Maples €99
“my my Mt — INVESTEEENT BROKE-Rs.
' , Phones: 153, 154, 7S0
THE CITY . 85 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn. '
NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1892 ‘
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South Norwelk, Conn. ~—
‘ —' SALE OF —_ '
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. W OMEN S SHOES
Strong Enough
‘ At Greatly Reduced Prices—Now Going On
to protect you. , _
. , s . Conneally 69‘ Bracken
, ~ SOUTH NORWALK, ‘
" Store Open Saturday Evening.
. , Our Mid-Summer Sale
Offers Values Greater Than Ever Before
~ Again this great} home-furnishing institution demonstrates
that high grade quality furniture can be sold at the lowest
prices. ,
. When you stop to consider that: our entire stock is thrown
into this great sale at 151:0 30% discount from prices that
. were already the lowest, then you begin to have some concep- .
tion of the importance of this wonderful opportunitf. '
7 Come as. soon as possible ifryon would wish to take ad-
‘ Mryantage of this money saving opportunity.
I"?
ing our finger to Berlin. Indeed, new member of the l and other
can Lloyd George press us to pay at literary and étl't .C. and his
the very moment when he declares a. town address is .\:r Ttith street,
moratorium for Germany indisnens- New York city. 7i is , as a col-
able?" - “. lector of artistic thin
LONDON, August 2.——(Associated The newly lliiil‘l‘lfli couple will
Press).~1taly has arranged to he rep; have a six weeks’ honeymoon in
resented in the allied conference to Europe. ‘ - 7
WWW ‘_
e $1,000,00Qooo 7 j;
Norwalk Chronicler