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ANGORA and WOOL VESTS 3;
$6.75 and Better {f
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1.11.1 oill opprec ate 3v.“ inc 3;;
cm» of these vests to wear as ‘3:
occasion requires. .23
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A Beautiful Array of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Onxpisplay at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
WE SPECIALIZE IN
BOYS’ APPAREL
'SPEGIALS
Boys’ Suits . . , _ $7.85to $11.85,
Boys’ Eats 29c
Boys’ Wash Suits $1.50 to $2.50
Boys’ Bathing Suits . .. $3.00
Boys’ Underwear . . . .. $1.00
Boys’ Hose 25a to 50¢
Boys’ Sweaters, $3.50 to $6.50
(I. H. Hanfm'd reported that he left
this automobile at the rear of the Han—
lord block, and that a spare tire had
‘ Elm-n etclcn from it.
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”Pie-eating contest, Leglon Carni-
val. lioodnm‘ lot, tonight.
1‘03.“ mi young mvn creating a. dis-
turl :uirv- (m has street were com- .
plaim a Ol. ‘10 the police last evening b)
Rogers £3 Stevens
‘Wllllam Poyvez, of, East Norwnlk,
‘1...l1y curring-r had been stolen
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‘ umnllilists.
w-l‘.;121::::'r llukm‘y. ‘vVe can
l with larva:
Adju'ra :zl lluy.‘ Downs.
-—Fr’€vc annulus: :lt l/vzinn Carnival. 'K of ( Callnlval. 1.01. particulars visitl ' '
Roovlncr lot. North Main stroll. to- l mol L. ‘mb Grounds (my evening ”1131 Fhf‘ (‘onncr‘tivut Medical lcnguc“ is
night. ; week. Jo hold its first outing and convention
l ____ __ :ut l)2-\n11.va\alk will he uull 11p-
Miss 1491,.“ (7va or South Norvnlk. 5 _\ :~’:Hl(“n‘lf-:‘vt has hm,“ whack-(l in l mm-nlwl at_lhc Vgruhvrmg as most 01:
slats-r of Mrs. Hormrd M. Hosea. ls ll)“ snail bronchi luy Frank (Tue? llay- H“) lll‘WTIllf‘t‘S m V‘“.“’”” "’.‘“‘".“" 01
.visillng' :1? ll)» liomvv (1" Mr. and Mrs. ‘vlé'l . of \‘l- -w York (.1133 against Jumvs llw Iva-1:11:- hawvc smmflml‘ their inton-
v, L 1;“ gm- ”WW”; any; “H.451 5;. M1,. 0;: ”m; (.“y' for the non- t1(m_ol attvndmg thc‘outmg axilcon—
wrwlr. .‘kll ' Crow is :1 tear-her in thc‘ "r“: m ol‘ 'n judgment rcturnml ""’_‘"9“- )lrs, James M' ””3"? ‘V‘” be
Jurmr Hull; .vrhonl :rt Scull] Norwnlk, l . inxl llvnvls in vav York city 59v» on“, Of tho sm-akr'rs 0f the Occasion, as
.uul lll‘i‘ “ruinous rlnlics have left WI} 1 \ "-‘ll .W‘um 51::0. Tho svttlemont was of- 331‘” ' ll. M‘ . Munni F?“““1 of {he
in .uomvvwhul ill lwallh. and it is lmllml f9" ““1 ”1?“ morning at the offices of .lassnnliusclth MV‘I‘C‘M ”"3th
that the healthful air of the “.\'t\t}—'Vl0“3‘n'y Paul R Conncrv “ho reprc- LC igue.
Fmtlon to l-{t-uvon" wlll help her re- “‘“ms "1" ROI‘HS- \l 1, “f. (a B .1 ll .
{rain her usual com} 'll(~oltll.~—Nc\v Ca- —‘ on ‘0 , ”Otto use ’3 ‘3‘
:tnzm Avlvcrtisor.
-—Straws and Pannmas cleaned at
O'Briens.
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HOSPITAL COTTON
1 lb Package—45c
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supply
I. rolls and the best cake
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Var» rrwguwsted to meet. at the Roodner
reside-21th; L} xrl‘t’
———ll;mm1“ llnkelv. “'e can supply
\011 “1:11 l): 'zn‘, xolu s and the be .rtcuke
you hm hm: 5 Momoe. Tel. 367.
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Grlllt'” Arlington of 8 Oukwood
4 o‘clock this afternoon.
Harwell: So. Norwalk
M 152-;
-. v z . “' in." : cvrolcl avonm“. :11 _ ‘ 1 Someone on Thursday evening stole
$.:rizi$‘::l};.w:r:muthe 41mm 553:1”, W. “'1” "‘TWEN‘ ”w .‘ifme 70F Dali? {TSCE‘J a go-Cal‘t belonging to little Harlod
1:. Austin. of Austin’s Game“- “1‘” 0‘ “mm" ,mf) C"Ie.nw';) “1 AJ' Seaman, or 86 Main street, from in
. m.,-,m~g«nn.1 by lun. LOUIS b. How (:11 front of the Seaman home, when the
» Monlifvr Grotto lass-lain vs. U" m. ”my": ChWCh' lenild was in the house. It would be
M. .. m.» L‘luh. Bridgeport. Al'n::.s;+,-mullt ? ' , . 7‘ ' l much appreciated if the go-cart was
Ly... mummy at 3:311. ~NW3 0‘ “'“m'fns hhoes at Con- returned, as the child misses it, and
" .mauy s: Ilracliun& it is not of much to any one but the
Us F. II. Huntington of Si": 373m: . _ _ . Seaman family.
mlzl tlw- police last night that! “.111le J I OWN?” "(mt Stat“ 11105)-
ml: 1'11 01 the Frflll'l‘llal Older of Eagle- 5,
——mrge size pea. coal. Harris 8.:
and John E
. . Laxi 3. past pmsident of. q
‘ .. , . . 122:1 . n. vht. _ Guns. Tel. 7 1.
‘ 11mm, ”“1 “I 3 'L tho Norwulk Aerie or the some or~ . a .
,. “ . - . 1‘ wlk for St.
W .' ”4 "me at the nonunion. today left \or\ .1. ‘ ( ‘ _
. 18:] (liorn {rtir‘llluls visit Paul. Millll.. where they \vxll uttcnrl Trim cases 0f Flank 310K158}. pro-
" ‘h d ‘9‘ Vbxlln this lhé‘ notional Eagle‘s convention. primor of the City Store, Railroad
1:. . lune an. e g 1. .izrwnuc and Monroe strett and “Ill—
w 1 ._ «For real palnless extraction go 1 ll on Panel] of Chestnut street who
, .. n .. ., to Dr. Deltz 47 South Main street. 3““ Charged W331 mutual “553m"
:lutnxnolux tIU\}‘{ MOW. fl ' ' 7 gw: re continued for 011chch in the
mu“ “ff 1- (wnnpt '1 11 Jill luff. \{ullsb‘él Fowler Tent. x0. 1], will ‘(lownlown' court this morning at the
:h'“ pix-W“ lll'ftd ‘1 "3‘ a ‘ l mm-t m mph. arwmcs‘c m Attnnwr Paul R. Connery
rooms, corm‘r “Wishing-
Mon«
i\\’llO reunrw“ -nts the two men. and who
said that :1 settlement lnay beref-
t'l-ctml Vi}("l\\~("‘ll them.
{on 311111 and Railroad leelluv“,
day. August 7. All ne‘mlwrs arc 112—:
quested to l.n:- present. as “it: hold but;
(:lln- mv-vllng during August, and lin—‘i
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—-—Sltorage Batteries recharged
.aron Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
.01: (11:1 buy. 5 Homer. Tel. 367. on easy weekly payments. Store open
“Y“- . —-~$2.o00 cash givan away at the t '4‘“ 1“" ”m“ S D- m.
.l‘lw llyxm- Art. Assnclatxon ounOl-an K. of (f. carnival. For erliPlllarS xlsitl r" ‘ . a .
cos lliv- lws.“r11y—hr.<l :‘Hmml v-KFHMUU") . ,1“, (,‘lu‘o Grounds zmv ewnlng this} lms allernc—on at Tot) oclock at
of Lulmiuua 51ml sculpture.“ at ll'“ week fill: Amusement Park diamond the.
Mir-.utmlv Gnllm'y. H -.. Lymf‘“. C‘:1‘.:n.. ' ' llmrsebzlll teams of \lmlkel GIWOth ol'
Augmi m. to St’f‘lt'nll'fl‘l‘ 6th. Bil-«u NH” 1“ 01. 3.39125...“ 5““... mnn‘lr will-v cily. and the Masonic club of
. . , .. , , . ‘ ninmml m lll" polio“ this morning‘};' (1 9'3")” “" '1 ”'0'“ bms. The locale
“LOW 0‘ uni-1m“ “Mu“? :1! 18::qu Um! 0:1” (WWW-r (“lnlrlrvn hurl been l)iL—:11(l‘l}hf‘ls (1"f‘defl the Masonic club:
Carnival. iorulnrr lot. l‘sOl'th Main {on ". a “My am; Thu {mg We“, snund team 1)), a big score at Bridge-
Fll'vml. tonight. mks-n m poliw lll‘llfl“1lllll‘ll‘l's by you l'eccnlly. .1! (1 today llle first
“— . Patrolman Frank \‘f Raymond. and ‘te 1m 15 ‘0 CO“ e here In an 915011 (0
il. 1;. Shrzr‘wanll, the propr 1810?. of \‘r'lll H, mm. .1 0—.“- m aw dog wank-n l '1‘”! the table-5
ill l‘;:v1nr,~r llukwiflv, of So: :lll No!» 1-01, (lirsposul. i-
w hm; pln‘Phngw‘f'll :l "4.1il" Llpllt 1 -——Sale of women's shoes at Con—'
1». my (,‘llv‘Yl'olt-l cur. from tho loccl wi-‘ull line m. Auto Accessorlea' ncallv &: Bracken's.
glam. XV. IL. Austm. ot Austins Aaron Kuhn. 'l‘hr (hqrgomq 1h 1
.amge. _“ r l , 1. 7:: z llll’ll or pre-
; Thurman l‘nmpl 01‘ vaw llzivcn who‘rfrm‘d agslmst < Harry; GCl'llflldt Of;
.__Cr_ml_ frceli nmwd. screened nuin‘ “.5.“ gnu «l MM 'l‘11<~.<:rl:1_\'. cllurgml Love avenuo Last \orualk. whic.1'
umllcully. ”arms 2%: Guns Co. '18]. “A,“ 11: ,1 railroad commutation churgr' arose out of the diath. on July
72 (7 ”MA lwl-mging m A. DAM.“ of Nozv.]9' of Prof ank 11. Osl'rornv. who
‘ ‘ . - “My“: and will) trawling: the pay- guns struck and thrown to the ground
The annual 31”“ C‘mventm“ m {he n: :1: of 113‘: I'lllll‘II-illl law. was linwl 1‘3 an auto operated by Gerhardt on
AWWTMU‘ ylr’xm‘”? j“‘ l“ ”"5 hold in “‘7" :47 .l'lil costs. :19 rlishursmnmlls. in the JUL!" 1‘ :Was nollcd in the downtown
ralsm‘y on Snub-min :“ ‘5 1111-1 1*. TIM rln‘wnmwn com-t lfiis morning “V court this morning. as m the finding
Frank S. Godl‘roy l'usl. No. 12. Amor- . Jmluw “pm?“ ll. \‘orlnzrglig ,inlo tlw (loath. Coroner Phelan said
Haul lmglon. will lu- 1-.,,~prce:ntcd by“ __ ‘ ‘thnt the death occurrcd through no
(‘0:1mizlmlr‘r llnxnor \Vm‘mr'. \‘icvu‘ A‘nge size. pea. coal. Harris & (‘llmluztl negligence or Gi‘lh'lmt
Commzlmlv-r ll. \‘f. Ssxwwlcy, Jl'.. :11rl1gano To]. 7.01 ' i
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SOCIAL NOTES -
- Miss Beatrice Bykbee of 7 Isaac
street spent yesterday in New Jersey
visiting friends.
There u ill ln :1 rmctlng of the cred
itors of Louis Kohn ploprictor of the
I: lm Gimp grocer.» stem at the office
’of lieft'fl'l"? in Bankruptcy. John
‘ls‘coeh at Bridgeport on Tuesday,
August 8. Kohn has filer] a petition in -
lhankrnptcy there being somc forty!
,crv-nlltcrs whose claims amount to
about $3.04!". Kohn has assets of ap-
proximately $504.).
Rev. and Mrs. A. Tracy Doughtv of
Ncwnrk N. J.. are’ visltlng Mrs.
l :uugl’rty’s—parren'tSfMT—mrd—Mrs—fi
Vt. Hoyt, of Elmwood avenue. ,
—.-\'r'rm~"rmx. LEGION MEMBERS:
All mcmlwrs of the Frank C. God-
rwy Post. No. 12. American Legion.
lol Nmtlw l'lnln Firm-t. at 6:30 o'clock}
31..~ 3 . . .6
”mfg“. RAYNOR VVERME. r and [rs Elton B Baker and
‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt will
Trip to Waohmgton
when the clerks were granted the
Saturdav half holiday This was one
For Coal Conference 1
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iconferencc “as requested in a tale-
lg, .51 to the President from the Broth—
erhood executives in Cleveland last
fg-ht. declaring that it was mg)“:
t‘ror the purpose of presenting to work
our views in connection with the pres-
gut strike of railroad shopmen, which
is daily dexelOping into a more ser~
mus situation. ” Another message
{mm the brotherhood chiefs to their
legislative representatives, which they '
asked to be filed with the President
said increasing complair‘ .2; :{ (ianger,
01:5 and unsafe” railroad equipment
required to be taken out by their
members and "assaults" and “insults"
suffered by their members and sui'féi—
ed by them from National Guards
were making the situation-“infinitely
more difficult to handle"
Another development in file rail
situation holding attention today was!
the meeting here of Southern Hall-l
way officls with the general Chairmen
12-14 No. Main St.
A Sale That Spells
Save
Men’ s and Young Men’ s
Suits '
$22. 50 raring-5'0
Values Up to $45. 00
When You Get :the Extra. Ad-
vantage of Savings Like
This, Ill’ s The for Action. _
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' United States Railroad Labor Board
requested the road to restore certam
‘ privileges
The wage problem has still to be
sacked, but it is believed that this will
be adjusted with the Labor Board
'wlthout' calling for a strike. , In this
' connecllz’cn, R. G. Stem-us, chairman
of the clerks' committee,
day: ‘
“If the Labor Board in its coming
decision clueenot grant our reques’
in regard to Wages. the matter will
probably. be taken up "later 353 new
issue in the regular'way provided by
the Transportatibn Act]?
.7 Today sis Tag Day hereunder the
, auspices of the 1,280 striking shonmcn
:of the New Haven road. Funds col-
cE the men.
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CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 5 (Associa-
ted Prese).——.—Heads » of the 'B’rother-
hood of Railroad Trainmen, Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers and
The House of Kuppenh‘eimer
of the six striking Shopcrafts on its' j , , . ‘ ,1
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers;
lines, to discuss the propogals for a
separate settlement, submitted to the
men by H. W'. Biiller. operating vice-
presldent. The Southern, dealing with
the strike situation entirely Separate
fro mthe other roads, has made no
attempt to break the strike by taking
.on new men. and has offered to re-
store full seniority rights to 2111 re-
turning strikers. the Association of Railway Executiv es,
CH1CAGO,Aug .5 (Associated‘*dcnied that impallment of locomotives
PreSSr-CumpamtiVe calm Drevailcd ‘aud curs had leached a stage which
in the rail strike situation several would justily any concern on the part
dal 3. today gme Way to renewed ac- of the public.
tivltlcs for ending the Six “Bag" 01d Al. Newark Ohio a negro claiming
failiio‘lt i235; fgzagagg‘x‘lgf'éIiEDWWE ef-' to he a. Ivederal denuty marshal. shot
EC'VQ. 2 1 ' “a res were‘
pending in \Vashington .. and killed a striking shopman and
new 5tr1ke.wounded another.
‘thxents came from maintenance of Six strike svmpathizers
at Des
jwav men and other union workers,’
filloines. 1a.. kidna ed‘a 'outh em-
and a conference With President Hard- .= ploxed in the Roclfllsland Sshops, beat
ing as sought bv the Big 110“? BFOth- him and robbed him of $92 pay; he
erhoods for the purpose of presenting 11 id just received.
their ""vie‘ls 0‘ the Etnke- A stick of dvna‘mite was t‘E’rown into
Congxess indirectly came into the a cinder pit adjoining“ the Frisco
negotiations, Eastern railroads sellthoundhogse at Hugo, Okla. The ex-
detachments of shopworkcrs to the.I ploslon caused no dalnage
relief of wads in coal mining districtsl Twcnh-five masked men kidnapped
in \ixglni.i. West Virginia and Ken—lave Seaboard Air Line employes and
tmkx, :1n doutbrcaks ol' \iolcnce were a raihoad guard at Manley N (3., car-
ll‘DC‘l‘lLd “‘01“ 901“” lllllierto I“acejiried them into the country an'a Bea?
lml :thcm several}.
1;. M. Jewell, president of the rail- » An investigation was made at Jer-
“at unploscs' depallment of 1116's“, Cltv N J
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Amer-mun Federation 01‘ Labm was in Sickness attacked shopment. An
M’ashington. was he summoned l>\ .mJIVSiS was being made of milk and
‘Presidvult Hardingv LNG“ “mas here . other food served them '
looked upon Mi. Jewell; presence at; NEW HAVEN Aug 5~Tcrms of
{the capital as indicatiw of Iurfller‘ the agreement between the N y" N.
settlement Darle“5 H & H. R R. and the Brotherhood of
\Ylllliun L. ltoberts ViCC- I’lll‘SldC‘nt Raihvay and Stearnship Clerks
01 Inc Maintenance Of \Yuymcns [ n-l Freight Handlers Express and Sta-
ion. and l; l..1vl1lke. m- nibcr of {liei
.1“::’.::‘:;:.“:f::.2:222“; AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING ,
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Grahlc, last i
lilight, recommending :1
Tolophono I17
sympathetic
sum Nor-walk. Conn.
daily increased. We fear‘that a com
tinuntion of these conditions will in-
exitably result in our members, as a
deplore such :1 contingency"
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s-tiikc 01 maintenance of waunén on
ithe twcnh—Pight Bash-1n made over
which thev hold jurisdiction.
At Spokane Wash. the chairman
of the striker-5' organization. announc—
“ed that Wrecking crews would not
answer cmergency’ctllle? ‘even though;
lives were endangered. Union men;
said the action was prompted by the'
cxecutlx‘cs' statements that the rail-f
roads were able to cope with any:
emergency and by an ultimatum noti-
fying men to return to work or con—
More 7 Truth.
slder themselves permanenfiy dis- Th P t '
charge-(L an 08 ry .
A: blll introduce-d l‘n tfie" United _ '
States Senate by Senator Spencer of
MlSSOurl would vsliblish a. new Feder—
al Court or Conciliation, for settle—
ment of disputes between employers
and emplmes.
Three detachments of shopworkers
were sent hv Eastern railroads to the
Chesapeak‘la and Ohio, Norfolk and
Western, and Virginian Railroads. for
use in handling shopwork for trains
in the coal mining districts. ,It was
estimated that a total or 1.200 men
would be sent from the 11 made in ,
the New York district to the relief of
coal carrlers
A statement by the Federal Depart-
ment of Agriculture. )esterday. said
that the road strike had not affected
s‘fiipment of perishable food supplies.
Heads of three of the Big Four
Railroad Brotherhoods sent a tele-
gram to President Harding, asking {or ,
a conference, at which they would
state their xiews of the strike situa- ‘
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.
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matter of self-protection. being drawn'
jute the controxcrsy and we greatly
A statement issued last night by
WEere a mysterious ‘
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South NorWak. Conn.’
and the Brotherhood of Firemen and
Enginemen today were awaiting a re.
pl:r to a. telegram they sent to Wash-
ington last night, requesting President
Harding to meet with legislative rep—
resentatives of the BrotherhoOds so
that they can lay befme him the ori—
tical situation resulting from~xthe
shopmen’e strike. '
In a message to the representa-
.iives, authorizing themlo discuss with
the president questions at issue, it is
pointed aut that discontent is rapidly
growing among the membership of
the three organizations, and it is the
larike is settled, the brotherhbods will
inevitably be drawn into the contro-
versy.
“Constant aggravation of conditions
and the refusal of the railroad exec-u—
tives to accept proposals of the presi-
dent for a compromise settlement 0E
pending questions 2119 making the
situation infinitely fume (If ificult to
handle, ” the message said
The brotherhood chiefs declare htev
have received hundreds oi" complaints
from their members that. demands
have been made upon the men to take
out locomolives and equipment which
are in a dangerous and unsafe condi-
effect ioday. ‘y
of the. points in disuute which brought“.
”(he clerks to the brink of a strike, ‘
said yester—'
lected will be used for nee:l y families
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmon, 5
~belief of the leaders, that unless the'
' -' “med'guarii; emglo
the railroads. , '
. . . in am coal strike,
federal and stare ol‘ficlale today were.
.vn‘nho: :1 12:: a: .101; colt nailed to bring
bout a speed leeumpfion o: produc-
lilon but conv :med ploparal ions {of
a cantingenc should the projector!
seal , :nem. pl ans fail. '
- 1‘33 meeting Monday in Cleveland.
0., 0:30:21: L. Lewis, p:esidemd l
Ur: .. ed Mine“ 9. orker; and other an:
clrleis with irpresenletives of out}
operazms in {he cen: ml campet. '
fields was looked upon as {he fmai
gindependem pee cc ch’o t of the 32'
ring motions. ll was raved gen
ally here that should lhe Cleve; d
cm: erence fail President Harding
would ake some drastic action vt'
ward ending the fieup of mines;
ROTON POINT
The week-end will onus ll
large at th:
‘schctiuled to arrive They a
“‘ follows: Court Carteret No. 48,
esters of Amenca. numbering 1 7130};
in: ' steamer Shins; Young men:
.Ossining. Sufiday the“: are ti:
cools scneduled to arrive and .
linolor boat Maccanee Club, ‘
~ ”fork numbering Goo steamer Seageie
Lexington Con 'ncil, Knigh is :34 Comm
bus numbering 500, steamer Ossining
The Anthoni an Club of New York,
sled u: 91 eramar;
be
A special dance was held lact ex .3:
ing at the paxllicn, at which timem
venhs were git-en to the ladief
!si 351),, of a combined change gum»
and Vanity case. On one side was
scribed, “Compliments of Di Vito“
clzc $113.. Roton Point Park ." In Sp!
(f the heavy rain a large attendafi
has In esent. "
The C-Auto~Go clam/c? New Y
numbering 250 will airix'v: here to:
marrow by special motor : us.
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The marriage of Miss: Helen Ros
meski and Albert F Barf-I s. will tak
pla ce thls afternoon at 5 cdock a
St Peters church.
-—Straw he's. O’Brien:
tion. The men also claim that they
have been subjected to abuee. and as—
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dissipates foul odors.
Pt.,Size .. . .
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85c
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Gal. . .. . $2 75 Sprayers ..... 59c '
25 Washington St.
$1,000,000».
terest on that date.
_ Should any holders of these
vest in other higlngrade bonds,
United Stated Government
Victory 43 21% N otcs Due May 26, 19%
Called for Redemption Detemhe: 15, 133.7
{The Treaeilry Department has almounced that. Series 1MB:
0, D, E and F have been called for redemption at 100 and in '
at. current market. prices in {laymentfor any securities we 21'
. ofiering, a complete list of which will be furnished upon request
V ictory Notes desire to reun-
we will accept V ictory Nance
:tlon.
They said: '
“The plain intention of the railroad
executives to smash theushopcraft 1m-
ion is resulting in more and more of
the locomotive and equipment getting
jnto disrepair and the dangers of a
IT IS NOT A
Commander -
‘ . _ . - ‘ leave this afternoon for Lake George,
‘V'm‘t‘ ROY D0“‘.S' Lake Placid and other places of inter-
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est, making the trip by aufomoblle."
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and he is gone.
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ck.
Watch the, F ireman
I'lres—much of it unneeesqary.
115' he has seen desperate and disastrous eflforts of
The host time to do this is long before the fire has a
‘ » Pry renting a safe deposit box and using it.
s. New. snug. Bank 1 » e
George L. Woodward. Transom.
OPEN MONDAY NIGHT.
“pt for the distant siren, a flash
11 men, knows the tremendous
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Edward Bard, Vlcc-Pres’lden!
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most hazardous occupation are being
SENSIBLE THING
to buy today’s pleasure
with tomorrow ’s pain.
A Savings Bank
Account
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here, and V
maintained regularly,lwill
Phone-s :
’85 Washington Street,
aIlles E9“ Guldschmidtf
INVESTMENT BROKERS , ~
153, 154; 729:
ESTABLISHED 1892
South Norwalk,
prove'a real friend in time
‘ "of need" ‘ I '
prices;
0111' Mid- Sr ,
,7 Offers Values Greater Tm Eva: Eff,
Again this great home~funnshing institution demem
than high grade quality furniture can be sold at the '
7 When you stop to consider that our entire sleek' 15 m
,Vinio this great sale at 15 to 39% dingount firm:
were already the lowest, then you hm to have: some omeg-
tion of the importance of this madame W. '
Come as soon as possible if you would Wish to: take
' vantage of this money so Ying opportumi‘y
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