. 155 WSHUVGTON STREE‘!
So. NORWALK.
JOSEPH DAVIS i
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75 5.5
Palm Beach & MOhair L-
Coats and Trousers
$12.75
All Sizes-.33 to 46
Light, Medium and Dark
Shades.
Buy for the Future
6 \Vecks of Summer
Ahead of You.
1 1111111311:
A rcgular meeting of “31111111111
Council. No. 31, Degree 01‘ Pocahont-
35, I. O. R. M.. will l11‘1 held tonight.
—-Sale of women's shoes at Con-
neallv & Bracken’s
ll‘. H. “’empe of South Norwulk has
purchased a Chevrolet chassis from
H111 local agent. 'W. 11. Austin of Aus-
lin‘s garage.
«$2.000 cash given away at the
K. of C. carnival. For particulars visit
the Club Grounds any evening this
week.
Miss lsallclle Hogan of the. A: J.
Collins Company is attending the Vic-
tor salesmanship course. at the Hotel
Taft, New Haven. .
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——Sale of women'msnoes at Con-
neally 8: Bracken‘s.
Complaint. was made to the police
last evening about. l1o3s playing ball
on Day sum-c. i‘ntrolinan John
Smith attended to 11.11 matter.
-—Stornne Batteries recharged
Aaron Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
Mrs. Blur? Istvun 01‘ 07 North Tay-
lor art-111211 reverted to the polite this
morning that it‘llog‘ had killcd 14 of
her chickens last night. Dog V nrden
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A Beautiful Array of
sums DRESS Goons -
On Display at
E. ~ K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackerno Hotel
:45-47 West Washington Street
Names of W’ilton has
purchased :1 “49'0" CheVrolet light. de-
livery irom the local agent W. R.
Austin of Austin 5 garage 'lhis is the
second Chevrolet (10:. Barnes has pur-
chased.
Colonel A. V'.
—Sale of women's shoes at Con-
aeully 1Q: Bracken's.»
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City Clo. k S'1phen Dokus “as a.
busiln 35 Usher in Hartford yestelday
.\i1 111m s or the, Combat. Tlalll viii
i '11 tinil tour of cam ) dut3 St
e
be pal
'lthc w-11kl3 me1ting and drill to
:held this ex ening.
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——For. real painless extraction go
to Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
The (use 01‘ Daniel Caruso. of 113
Fly :11'111uc, charged with operating
1.5111110111031110 without an operator’s
Hem sc. “‘1': continued until Monday
morning: by Judge George H. Vos—
ilUl'gil ill the, uptown city court this
morning. '
—$2. 000 cash .given away at the
ii. of C. carniv.al For particulars visit
the Club Grounds any evening this
week.
Colonel Virgil L. Peterson, a repre’
sentaiive oi‘ the government who is
handling the deepening of the harbor
and the Se-u-iew avenue. park propo~
sition. was the guest of Dr. Robert is.
Perdue. \Vest avenue, over-night last
night Colonel Peterson was Dr. Per-
the army
duo's superior officer in
during the \Vorld ‘War.
——-Keeler's are selling a full fashion-
ed. pure silk stocking for only $1.29
a pair.
l‘l‘om prrsent indications the'curr'
party to be given August 15th. Ely the
\\'mnan‘s Board ol’ the Norwnlk lins-
Charles Page was notified and will i11—
yestignt‘e.
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 n. m.
new Sli'W‘“ {.11 ll”: (~.1f‘1"»‘<‘1lr‘l--1
llac traffic ol‘ll'tmn'v- :11‘1- E‘BP‘J‘H-l
arrive l11-1‘1- no-xi 'wrlck. 11ml with;
insinllaiiou or“ the signs. the po-L
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1thc
pitatl 1rOmn‘1-sio lw l {treat success.
The i clwt s are selling- , v.‘ol~.'lr-ri‘illly
Well, lllcllly tallies living made up.
Anyone that has not secured tickets
may 5.11:1 them from members of the
“Carl, or utilise ll:1111i:t011's gift shop.
“11131": Hwy :11‘1- on sale.
-—Full line of Auto ‘Accessorieo
Ana-on Kohn.
The l"|‘-l.l0ll of tl:(- Seriety of the
Fil‘t'l (:(‘Yllk‘t‘llt'lll ‘1“. organization of
(L11 survivors. iincal descendants. wivvs
1111 ‘ i‘ih Connecti—
Z~l‘.". 1) will be held
:111.i 1<~111‘i:.'c : (1:
(111‘.
1'11: .._"l3‘
at tho \Viil‘O‘; llotrl, Savin Itock.
\V'1-dncsdn3'. August 9. Many men
from llrlullm‘y and neighboring towns
were lllf‘lllin‘l‘S of the Fifth. The date
of the lmmion will he, the sixticth rm-
niversory of the Battle of Cedar lioun-
11cc will start :1 strict enforcement of.1 _
illo- tt-rms 111' tho ordinance. “mm
1
——l.arze size pen coal. Iiarris 6‘s! ’ —§2-000 C9531 given away at the
Gans. Tel. 721. 1R. (1! C. carnival. l‘or particulars visit
111111 (‘lub Grounds any evening this
:\l‘.l‘l01lll(“"lllf'lll5 arr ill-in: urnt iniweek.
Yl‘lf‘mi'Cl’S today of t‘m- annual tiril day"
of thc 50.1111 Nny‘xvulk Club to be; A di'lllOllSll'IliiOYl of the "Jrczld and
111-112 qt the llol-lun House. on \i'evlm‘s- :(Jiilt' mixing lnacllim- illzlllut‘aclurt-zl by
day, August Stird. There will l11‘1 i fillc lilglvy Machine Company was
haw-roll 1:;11111- at 3:30 o'clock imtwr-en , held at the- (‘l‘lcslnllt sll‘el-t pizlnt yes-
11.1. {41-1153 captained by Knowles, anrlfivnizly afternoon when officials from
”111 1:11:19 (‘uptninml by Moore. While 1 the company in Sun“ York were pra-s—
H1111 will also 1111 other sports in- icnt. Th1 machine heats up from 1..
«Clulllzg :1 “Jay pawn, lll‘: or war. and to 11111 (malts of 11111 111 or cake 11011211
'Ilil"r nthlr-ie 'contcsts with suitable _:1l :1 time, and is also 11st (1 for mixing
prim 1. tor the winmr's of each event.
The shore lllllllI'l' Is in he scrvcd at
11:30 c‘ciock. libsxrvziilons must be
movie for Witt-111111113» by August lRtli,
and the affair will he held. min or
:~llinl-.
——l .arge size pea. coal.
H arrls &
(inn 8. Tel. 2.1 lyrics \1 Mel: positively has 11111 cr l11en
“ ii. lsllvrl 1111011 :1 mrlilo 1 pit tulr 51 re. en 1
Y—‘MIIOSI)IVI‘1‘IA COTTON 1111111 11 ill in Dr! sclllcd at the ll: :11 nt it'll“
Th 1 1111 l lids.» [lil.'.’ill .‘ll: magi r Estt ~
1 ll) ’aekzlge—rloc son ,Vz'stl'l'dfl," received assurance from
:vil‘. llal‘thcllllt-ss that. he will in all
ipl‘olw‘lililiiy appear in person at the
RED CROSS COTTON
1 If) Package—650
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STILLSON-POWELL'
CORP.
South Norwalk. ,
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yWfi.fimm 11.»;th
Alden Colman, President.
a.
'05:: Whites. egg yolks, r-to.
Eduction.
11-111‘01111‘1110“. Mr. lzlrthelmess who is
1’" star of 111) small following will be :It
111. lie-gent for the second time to—
morrow night. his other appearance
min: in tr: 1' :n1lion with the pre-
1'le-‘1sr l firtsbntulion oi‘ ‘W’oy Down
...111‘l-c0—<ltils oi
'tlll'e will
Deposited in this bankbefore Saturday noon, the 5th
of August, will draw interest from August 131;.
Accounts of from 311:0 $5,000 are invited.
George I. isms. 1m. ~. ‘
open ”0'9”" mom; ' '
A numlu-r
lit-en manufac-
(”7‘ meeting with a ready
ol‘ the machines liar:-
lured and
sale.
P. l-3( l lilN'l‘
—.\ ln-w
FRIDAY SIGHT
Richard lial‘tln-itncss pro-
direct from the film labora-
Th: dilectors. s ., polling cast.
this li‘nttll1ln1ess pic-
positi1el:app€ar in person.
Edward Beard, Via-Precideng
The House of Koppenheimer
J acoby s
12-14 No. ‘ Main St.
A Sale That Spells ..
Save
‘ 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 Koppenheinler
A social time followed a regular
meeting of Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge
held last night in Odd Fellmvs’ Hall.
“’11” street.
Anthony C'Oppola. arrested {or the
non support of his “He” and child.
agrecd to pay 312‘ a week for their
support. and 111- cas. was continued
from day to day. Attorney J. J. Linx-
\\ eiler represented Mr ifopuv‘la.
——\Vh3‘ not save money on
hosiery by trying Keeler‘s.
your
Masses at St. Mary's church for to-
molrow morning. the first Friday of
the month. will be held at 5:30, 7 and
5 o'clock.
Sacred Heart will i)9\ held at 7:30
o'clock in- the evening.
0. H. Foster of Stamford has been
‘sued for damages of $550 b3 Albert
‘I’ick A‘- Co.. of New York. for an un-
run up while
Royal James Inn. The case is return-
able to the September term of the
Court of Common Pleas in Bridgeport.
Joseph Tarlov of 0 Ferris avenue
was held under liondsnf $500 for trial
in the I’nited flutes District Court,
yesterday. folio ing a hearing by
i‘nited States Commissioner Hugh J.
Lnrery. Turlov was arrested by Fed-
eral prohibition officers :1 week ago
today in a mid at his home. He is a
second offender.
—l{eeler's Clearance Sale. is now
game on. See the. Window display for
unusual bargains.
'\\'illi;1m )lclx’inlvry Auxiliary and
the William McKinley Camp. together
with friends of both organizations are
to hold a t‘rankt‘urter rbast at Compo
bench next. \V'ednesduy afternoon. Ar-
rangements for the affair were. made
at 11 Inceting‘of the first organization
held Tuesday night.
the roast will be announced later.
.\t a meeting of Lady )lcl;1cl1l:lll
Lodcc. .\'0. S2. Daughters of Scotti.
held last night, arrangements for the.
fourth anniversary dance to lu- held
August It! in lird lecn's lmll. Main
stl-mt. were [1:1 rtiall; completed. In
conlwoiion “ilh the affair.
a program of entertainment consisting:
lol‘ the most part of Scottish 1‘a.nces.
Gillmrt's orchestra is to furni:h the
music. '
PA LACE THEATRE
—l“irmly titlim-ing that, the children
(11‘ Norwulk :ulll “'cstport should he
no more l-ntitl-I-d to Show their appre-
cilliion of \\'¢~sl1»;: Harry's presentation
of "School Days“ 111,111 the young
11111;; 111‘ South \‘ozwalk. Manager
C. 11’ r " the lalnce has arranged for
:11‘*{1nt. Fl
short-inf:
ill Gonjunction ulth the
of “School. Boys" at the
l' :1lacr Timid-13 and Tuesday will: cash
[liZOii totalling $17 5-0 to lo held at, :1
‘fll l chiidrvn‘ s matime on Tuesday
.1l‘t1-lnoon 0i ncxt 1161,! .11 the Palace
l“l‘1l‘il‘1£‘l‘ details will, be given in this
paper tomorrow. \V’dtcll for ll‘l‘C‘m
AUTO 111291511113, . .
WELDING
Kendrick & Chose Garage
Telephone 517' ' 13"‘Ray1u‘ood; strut
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Men’s and Young Men’s 1 1
Devotions in honor of the:
1111111 11111 01' $479.83. for hotel supplies:
.‘tlr. Foster managed the.
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7306‘ , , NOTES
30591311 XXIV Corhum
0: Flex H111
let his aunt Mrs Small Gregory in
{New York city. Other relath es in this
isection are a anllfi‘W Lee Got-ham of
{Westport and a niece. Mrs Svnester
Sterling] in Bridgeport
local friends , of Fredtlick E. Ells.
secretary and treasurel of the Nor»
w alk Sax ings Society, “110 is spending
.his xacation at Pine Beach ca'mp, Deb
grade Lake Me
1111‘s. C. V. Storms, who has been
the.,guest of ,triends in Norwalk and
Stamfordtor the past two Weeks. has
return-ed lo her 1101.213, No. 1°87 Park.
:venue.'—i:15‘-lgeport 1;. s; ,
Mr. and Mrs". William T. Ainley of
\Vest avenue? have returned from a
_pieasant trip to Montpelier and other
:places of interest in Vermont.
Mls Anna‘Boyle of Orange. N. J.. is
spending her two weeks‘ location at
the home of her cousin Mrs. J. Hig-
gins of Burritt; avenue.
—!-‘-——
Mrs. Clarissa l3. Dates of Madison
street has returned flom a. visit of
several days in Danbury.
———d—-—fi—--——————_—_
Misc Harriett Warm of Cove ave-
nue. will entertain the members of the
G 1 s of Trinit3 Church at her home
at 7:210 o'clock‘tl'lis evening. “-
_—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
holding a sale at the \\ .1ter 5 Cottage,
Hickory Bluff this afternoon.
”Buy your Norwalk Swimming
Tube at Donnelly’s
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Harry Swartz of New York city. presi~
dent of the American Apparel Com-
pan): Inc. of Ken York this morn-
ing took possession of the business of
lthe St3le Shop. 45 \‘Vall street. the
business having been purchased from
lPhil \V’. Mahler, who opened the store
about a year ago.
EMMA MINE Rid-OPENED.
Rl’TTE. Mont. Aug. 3.—The re-
cpenlng of th'e Emma n1inc,‘one of
the zinc; silver and lead producing
properties of the Anaconda Copper
Minionr Company. was announced to-
«lay. It is expected to he hoisting are
by Monday.
About 1271 men will be employed on'
‘the property. This will make the
i‘lll-rietnth mine of the company to
resume operation. It has been shut
down since January 21. 1921.
An involuntary Knock. ,
Bazaar announcement: "We hope
for d big attendance. If you cannot
come yourself. purchase tickets and
give away to those less fortunate."-—-
Final plans for?
'Don't Stay Gray!
there “‘11:.
31110111231511
tooth:- Nomalk. Coon.
Boston Transorl’ pt.
lfimfimn
Roud has been atti‘llding‘ the funeral ,
Postal cards have been receixed by
matically. Kurtis & Gans Co. Tel.
721. ‘
The \Voman's 'Associafion of the:
South Norwalk l‘aptist church is
SAGE TEA DABKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Here’s an Old-time
Racine That. Anybody
Can Apply
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray 11-..lr to its nat-
ural color dates back to grandmoth-
er's time. She used it to keep her
hair beautifully dark. glossy and at-
tractive. W'lienever her hair took on
that dull. ‘aded or streaked appear—
ance, this simple mixture was ap-
plied. 101th wonderful citect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out of date. Nowadays, by asking at.
any drug store for a bottle of “Wy—
eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,”
you will get this famous old prepara—
tion. improved by the addition oi! oth-
er ingredients. which can be depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a. time. By morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an.-
otber application or two it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy—Adv.
$25.00 Suits
$35.00 Suits .
$40.00 Suits . . . . . .
$50.00 suits
Wfiwrrsummfimmarfi '
Suits and H3 ordasiicry
CONTINUING FCR ANGTHER WEEK . »
' . $29.85
r
__ OF 1....
>3
$1.00 Neckwear .. .7 ..... . . . 65c
$1.50 Neckwear ........ . . . 95c
$1.00 Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers 79c
$2.00 Union Suits . ........ 95c
. $18.85
. $22.85
. $34.85
Men’s Straw Hats at: Half Price-
fimmfimlfififimmmfi
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$2.00 Shirts . . $1115
$3.008hirts .....,.........$1.95
$4.00 Shirts $2.45
$15 Palm Beach and Mbhair Suits, $10.85
Men’s $2.00 Caps . . . .. $1.39
‘Boys’ $1.00 Blouses ...... . . 79¢
MALLORY HATS .
For Fall Now Ready
$5.00 and $6.00
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nROgers 69°
Sale at Both Stores
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tevens
South Norwalk
»M0re Truth
Than " Poetry ,
We need poetry, but we
need truth more. Establish
a, savings account in this
bank and prepare that un—
derlying basis of truth upon
which the fabric of your
poEtry may rest.
THE CITY
NNATIONAL' BANK
; of _
South. Norwaik, Conn.
4%.
JEEMBEEEBEEEQ
S PILLS
worm;
- ‘lbl’l “he.“ saw
' 5 mnkoh’g‘gm not mo?
1 lm'r'11c «111E131:
PILLS. for
WW2. Almys Rail
‘ 5111::th
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IT IS NOT A
SENSIBLE THING
to buy today’s pleasure '
with tomorrow’s pain. ‘
A Savings Bank.
Account
started now, here; ‘a‘ud‘
maintained regularly, will 7
I proves real friend in time '
. of need.
The‘Péevlés'
$ 1,000, 000,000:
United States Government ,
‘Victory 4%% Notes Due May 20, 1923
Called for REHemption December 15, 1922.
The Treasury.Department has announced that Series A, B;
C, D, E and .1? have been called for redemption at 100 and in
terest on that date.
Should any holders of, these ”Victory Notes desire to revi,
vest. in other liigibgrade bonds \{e‘u‘iil accept Victory Not
at current. market prices in pain 1ent for any see wines we ar
Oifel mg, a, complete list of which will be fulnished upon request
INVESTMENT BROKERS 1
'Phones: 153,154, 720 :1
85 Washington Street, South Norwalk G
ESTABLISHED 1892
Offers 37 nine: Greater ThsnEver 5 . V
Again this ,great home—furnishing institution demon
that. high grade quality furniture can be sold at the
prices.
When you stop to consider that our entire stock 18 . '
into this great ‘saie‘ fat 15 to 30% discount. fromf'priea
Were "already the lowest, then you begin to have some
tion of the importance of this wonderful opportunity.
Come as soon as possible if you would wish to idle
vantage of this money saving opportunity.
Norwalk Chronicler