ftpfiedinm and Dark
‘ Sindee.
H Buy for the Future
K‘Weékg of Summer
Ahead of You.
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Private Phil O’Grady‘ie confidently
. cted by his pals of the Combat
4 n to purchase a new Packard
a n his camp money.
- ~8th hat... O'Brien"
”lira. James J. Desmond oi.’ Roway-
. avenue. Rowayton. reported to
police that a. strange dog had kill-
‘ 7 12 of her spring chickens.
fi‘!‘
a—Coal, fresh mined. screened auto-
. cally. Harris 8: Guns Co. Tel.
‘i
ht about boys creating a. disturb-
around his property.
‘5 5—82.000 cash given away at the
“l of C. carnival. For particulars visit
Club Grounds any evening this
d the annual oinmbakc of
_nbury Elks to he held during
f or part of August.
the
the
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g jib—Straws and Panamas cleaned at
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riens.
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Miss Dorothy Keefe has resigned
.11!”- position at the local telephone ex-
lacunae to take a position as operai‘or
of the PBX at the Nash Engineering
*‘l ’Company' a plant \Vilson Point road
'3
~Sale of women's shoes at Con-
‘mllv & Bracken's.
The conditon of fir-njnmin Acnrio.
Mpltai with a fractured skull sus-
Med in an accident which happened
. n Weatport. was rf‘portml as slightly
imprmed this morning by hospital
. authorities.
~32. 000 cash given away at the
K of C. carnival. For particulars visit
the Club Grounds any evening this
week.
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Falling out of a milk wagon T‘ion-
Samln Sarber. of 56 Osborn m cnue. at
'6: 30 o'clock this morning suffcie-l n.
7 “fracture of the} i'cit wrist. He was
takcn to the Norwnlk hospital where
521:2}?gniiam TV. Tracey and Dr. I.
e n a. bet he fr.
rrist 'lctured broken
.. thficfirrow afternoon 1t Amusement
e Masonic clul: of l‘rld n 01-0
m Monker Grotto of this cit: rzvill
fleet for a. game of hall. 'lho name
V sure to be '1 Vammly contested one
find there will be many Bridgeport
lantern present.
. EOSPITAL COTTONfi
" -_,1 lb Pachfige—45c
{RED CROSS COTTON
1 lb Package—65c
STILISON-POWELL‘
cone.
E
, and dancing from 7‘ in 10;. Saturday
At the Royal Jam“ Inn. Nor-walk.
beginning murday light. Augustfith.
there an be music every night ex-
Minna-m Durin‘thoweekmuaio
night, 5 to 1-1: 80. and Sunday even-
ing a concert from 8 to 9..
s
Lending Ciel-n" with
withThom-s Neighbour! Ill star
‘mnmmmm.
James Evenden of South Nor-walk.
f ' expert mechanic of Cornell Medical
College. N. Y.‘ met with a slight wef-
dent in the clynic, which extended his
annual vacation of a. month to six
weeks.
nicely and will return to the Medical
School about September 5.
-——Free dancing at Legion Carnival
which opens Saturday night at Rood-
ner lot.
—-—8torage Batteries recharged
.u-on Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.
The decision or C. L. ‘.8ardao general
manager of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad. to restore
the vacation privileges to clerk: cox-
ploy ed by the company was announc-
ed in New Haven last night all! was
learned by local clerks this morning.
The decisto'n ave in a ltrlko lay the
Brotherhood of the Clerks. which was
threatened in n utilise ballot being
taken.
—-Buy your Vietrola at Donnelly'a
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenim until! 9. m.
-—-Many surprise features at Legion
Carnival which opens Saturday night:
at Roodner lot.
Fireworks at Roton Point last night
attract-ed a record breaking crowd.
The display was a. corker and excited
much applause from those who saw
it. Besides the thousands who jour-
neyed to the resort by trolley and au-
tomolglle, there were two score of
boats which anchored oil! the cove at
Roton. \Vith nearly a full moon
aboxe. the boats made a. verp pretty
pictuxe ancho: ed on the water with
tho glittering lights as they bobbed
up and down.
—Large size pea. coal. Harris &
Guns. Tel. 721.
-“0ur Lending: ('itimn“ with
.31 Stanfield “41min.mt$~i.%rwm~wmr'rhrmmw .‘lcir’hlfii and T star
cast at the Palace today only
“Billy" Benedict, veteran fisherman.
osmhlishcd :1 new record yesterday
wlwn he caught the largest weak-fish
taken out of local waters in many
years. The fish weighed eleven pounds
and was caught off Peach Island
tints. The game fish put up a wonder-
ful light after it was hooked and it
was only utter having been played for
a long: time that Mr. Benedict Was
able to land it. Several other wonk-
flsh catches, particularly around Five
Mile River, have been reported this
past week.
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—-F‘ull line of Auto
won Kohn. ‘ ‘
Accessoriez
Members of the Combat Train of
the 1:12:11] Artillery met at the
Armory for the usual weekly drill and
meeting last evening and were paid
off with their money from camp.
Plans for :1 day and a. hali"s outing
and clnmhnko to he held at Sher-
wood's Island; off Compo Beach were
discussed. The members of theTrain
‘wiil leave Norwalk at noon on August
12111. and will camp overnight .at the
Island. the bake to be held on
St'rirlay. There will be games and
athletic events as well as water sports
to occupy the time.
—-$2,000 cash given away at the
K, of C. carnival. For particulars visit
the Club Grounds any evening this
week.
—-For real painless extraction go
South Not-walk. "We;
to Dr. Deitz, 47 South Main street.
He ri
He, of
and he is gone.
to save property.
fimrhly’ he has seen despe
More to save jewelry
orwalk
President.
atch the ' Fireman
’etreet strangely silent except for the distant siren, a flash
fires—«much of it unnecessary.
The best time to do this is long before the fire has a
f yrrenfing a safe deposit box and using it.
..Boem L. Woodward. treasurer.
‘ OPEN MONDAY NIGHT.
sks life and limb many times a_
all men, knows the tremendous
rate and disastrous ctforts’of
or important papers from the
.SaVings Bank: ~
Edward Board, .Vlee-Prealdenr
f duhdmen’wonou at Con-f
3 maliyazn'raekon’a.
—-f‘,0ur
However, he is getting alang ‘
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g 22.50 it! who
m Q I“ 86.90
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cxetua m. at linemen m-
nue. ummrmuwam
yolr avenue. weanling!“ to liar home
'with pie'mtioy. If. W has
charge ofthoticBeCMatthoW-
,ace theatre.
I
--—Legion Carnival opens Saturday
night at Routine: lot.
-—Pallce “IF-m m
and‘ all me. out h “012 lie-din;
Citizen." A “out pictures.
Richard Barthlemese. noted movie
actor will in all probobiity. witness
the first shorting of his new victim:
tonight at the Men: theatre. The
picture, the name of. which Dafid E‘s—
terson. manager of the theatre is not
allowed to announce. comes direct to
Norwaik for its first public Ihowing.
It Barthlemess does appear here. it
is likely that his entire company will
be with him. '
r
—A Ford car to be given away at
Legion Carnixal which opens at Rood—
ner lot tomorrow night.
—l’alwoe Today—Thomas Meigimn
and all star cast in “0ng
Citizen.” A great picture.
A big mass meeting of the Colum-,
wall: Italians are invited. will be held
at s o 'clock Monday night in the Cen-
tral Trust company building hall.
Prof. I‘. A. Tucctarone.
structor and composer. of Bridge-
port who has recently opened a
studio here. will be one of the speak-
ers of the occasion. Following the
.meetlng freshments . ill be ecned and
a sociax time enjoyed.
——Sale of women's shoes at Con-
neally & Bracken'a.
—Large size pea coal. Harris a:
Gene. Tel. 721.
HICKORY BLUFF LA\VN FETE.
A lawn fete was held yesterday aft-
ernoon at the \Vaters’ cottage, Hick-
ory Blun’. under the auspices of the
\Vomen's Association of the South
Norwaik Baptist church. Booths con-
sisted pf a fancy and apron table. an
umbrella. shower. and an ice cream
and cake table. were well patronized.
Mrs. Herbert Curr conducted a fancy
jewelry table. she making the jewelry
by hand. The ice- crcanl and cake
were in charge of Mrs. G. F. \Vaters.
Mrs. Augustus Ro’sclle, Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. St. John. The apron table
was in charge of Mrs. Robert Horncr
mid Mrs. Hurst. The umbrella show-
cr. Mm. Iloyi. fancy work, Mrs. Ly-
ons and Mrs. Champion.
FENCES AT JAMES HILL.
'James hill and the Post road. which
has been the scene of many accidents
of late. is now receiving much needed
attention. A new wooden fence is be-
ing erected on both‘sides of the main
highway and on the side road. The
work is being done. by the State De-
partment of Highways.
AUTO REPAIRH‘IG,
WELDING"
Kendrick 8i Chase Garage
Telephone I17 13 Raymond Street
Iouth Not-walk. Conn.
manta-“kingdom of {lie at. Ionic-—
MimflaflWofiIMr-f
, mom.
bus Citizeno' League to which all Nor- ,
musical in- .
Sen Wham police mm
menottheSomhernRaumvere’to
WI Wflon to reinstate strik-
“oro without mindiee to thefi'xaeninr-
11V mu.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway
(in Pensacola. m. Retraining strikers
of the federated chapel-aft! from in-
bettering with that company": em-
The Nasmrme. Chattanooga and 8:.
140m E'ifl.‘ ‘J'd Air Line and the
Western and Atlantic Railroads were
{charged with "maintaining a stand-
in! army" to suppress- the strike of
‘railwoy shopirien in an anmer- filed at
Atlanta, Go... by union officials to the
petition of the roads for continuance
of a restraining order.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.———The Long
Island Railroad. through President
Peters, announced today that under no
circumstances would. it take haul? the
men who went on strike from the
;shops on July 1. g
l The only old employes .2311) have n.
lehance to get back are 1.10.23 mm who
lwere hosted worked; and walked out
because they had to folhw union or-
ders he said.
NEW HAVEN Aug. 4 —-Railroad
oflicials and union leaders were conn-
dent today that the conference to be
held this afternoon between C L. Bar-
do. general manager of the N. Y.. N.
iH. & H. R. B... and representatiVes of
the Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks. Freight Handlers.
Express and Station Employee wot.\l
lreeult in an agreement regarding the
{Saturday -- helthholldny and” other
grievances of the Brotherhood men.
A strike ballot taken on the ‘K‘e'w
Haven stm. with more man the
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ptrongly in favor of a “alkout by the
. clerks, but announcemuit of the
vote was held up «by: un-
ion leadmshere after- the, United!
States Railroad InbonBom-d sent at
telegram to the New Haven road re-
questing that it restore half holiday
and vacation privileges pending fur-
ther adjustment or the grievances.
Mr. "undo, commenting on {he
shopcrufirz’ strike. said last night that
the comxvuxy '5 shops in this clty are
“permanently closed." Headded:
f “Repair work in the future will be
done at the Grotou Iron Works. neiar
New London. and in other shops along
the line. Pickcting of the shops here
is a waste of time. The company must
stand by its new employes and the old
ones who remained faithful."
\V’ASllI\GTO.\'. Aug. 4.—~Reprcsen—
tallies of the si\ striking shopcrat’ts'
unions on the Southern Railway will
meet in Vi ashington tomorrow wtlh H
\V. Militia Vic‘o-zn‘vsident in charge of
operations on the system. to consider
proposals for Svlthl’llent of the strike
on the basis suggested by President
Harding to iiie executives of all the
railroads.
JACKSOY Mich" Aug. 4.-——Omcinls
of the Michigan Ce nil-a1 Railroad an-
nounced .od 1) the plant 01. the rail-
road here. operations. of, which were
curtailed wccnily bécéuse of the
shopmen‘s strike. would be entirely
reopened within a 1'ch days. The on;
nouncement said 483 men are cm-»
ploycd now. 1
1,000 berm-e the. strike.
-—Banner Bakery.
(you can buy. 5 Monroe. Tel; 367.
“We; mung moo-i
meetlatemdaptodiscusathe come.
”dado? obtained a temporary order '
alafimnnnggm 4
ll... 44
thousandfiveting. misfit to drove—W11 ,
against approximately 1
We can supply: 5
you with bread. rolls and the best oak; ,
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anemones
WSW $2.45
Drawers
SSmW -, Hats at Half Price
32.93% ‘; .‘.i.'j:.'. .._. . . $1.45
Boys’ $1.00
$1.“: Neekwear ._.-.9...“ 65¢
51mm“; ........,.. 95c
$15 00 Waggon Shirts and
......r.......... 79c
$2.00'Union Suits . . . . . 93c
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Mens $200 Caps ......... $1.39
Blouses........ 79c
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MALLORY HATS
For Fall Now Ready
' $5.00 and $6.00
$15 Palm Beach and Mohair Suits, 010.85%
Norwalk
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More Truth
Than Poetiy
need truth more.
a
derlying basis of truth upo
poetry may rest.
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of
We need poetry, but we
Eotziblish
savings account in this
bank and prepare that un~
which the fabric‘ of your'
~NATION AL BANK
South Norwalk, Conn.
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1 with tomorrovi’s pam’ .
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Account
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started: now,- , here,
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ERogers 69’ Stevens
South Non Elk,
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'$l‘,OO0,000,000
United States
Victory 43 /4 % Notes
Government
Due May 20,1922 3
. Called for Redemption December 15, 1922
The Treasury Department has
announced that. S‘Gllt‘s .‘
0, I), E and F lune been called for redemption at 100:
terest on that date.
Should any holders of these 1 ictory
Notes desire
vest in other high- grade bonds, we. u ill accept \ n- :w:
» at. current market prices in 138511161“: for any sec 11 iii. \ .,
a complete list of which will be furmshcd up. ::
Maples 69" Goldschmiu
INYESTME; VT BROKERS
I’hones :
85 Women Street,
5153. 154, 720
South Norn‘aik. taxi
~ ESTABLISHED 1392
Offers values Greater Than EV er Bel
v Agamthrs great home-furnishing instita: '1 .. f. f
that. high grade quality furniture can be 5.. \l .1.
prices
When 31‘ 011 Stop to consider that our cnti
into this great sale at 15 to 30%
were already the lowest, then you *3
mtion of the hnpormnce of this wondc
Come as soon as passibie if
vantageaofthls money saving OPP
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re stock is tlz.
di sec-nut.
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you would wish to tar.-
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