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So NORWALK.
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On Display at
E. K. BANKS"
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Unhackem Hotel
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wnhout Exception the Finest
Neckwear Norwalk Has
Ever Seen.
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50
Other NeckweaHl $1.50
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Bill NEWS
A meeting of tlw
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"Bouth Nomik Public Library “'1“ lu-
' 11(le tomorrow evening at 3‘ o‘clock.
l ——-Lnrge size pea. coal. Harris &
Guns. Tel. 121.
Dr. C. F. Boutwell. who togoihvr
u 11h Mrs. I'Zoutwr-ll. has hem sm nrlinz
‘ past month in East Northfield.
will resume his dentiNtrv prac-
(111 Monday. August 14th.
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l..-s.
—Bnuqurllctmla at.,.I;0nnelly'8
on easy weekly payments. Store open
=xt‘nings until 8 p. m.
The: muss: of Homer Crow. charged
‘h (assault 0:1 his will». togclher with
01’ the pea-(‘0 and intoxication,
.mM was to haw conic before the
' ann court this morning. was
"’iizlllod for one week. and will be
before the- court on Thurs-
ugh!
" flit 37lh.
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V . “Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
mnlicnlly. Harrie & Gans Co.- Tel.
721. .
Thvrr‘ will be an unusual feature at
5.
cy‘Pa. is uaiting Mr. and Mrs. George
EShrlxer of Meadow street.
Case Nile.
alomsuguinwyeeterday
Miss Alison Crawford of Kingston,
Friday at Roton Point Park. Vanity
Mr Merritt Ives and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Earls left this morning b)
automobile for a. trip to \ermont.
where they will camp for a week.
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——Ba.nncr Bakery ——Have you trier:
our ginger or sugar cookies? The) a2]
fine. Try our whole wheat and oatme
bread.
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—-Large size pea coal. H
Guns. Tel. 721.
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and Mrs. Eugene Matragrano
and son Jame-s of Sention a1 enue have
rl‘turntd After spending two months’
vacation at Itedtord Hills, N. Y.
arriadc
Mi
~—Sn.le of women's shoes at Con-
neall)‘ 8; Brocken'; .
Judge Henry W. Gregory of Nor-
thr- Connecticut Probate Assembly at
——Banner Bakery.—-Have you tried
our ginger or sugar cookies? They are
fine. Try our whole wheat and oatmeal
bread.
-—For real painles- extraction so
to Dr.’ Dem. 47 South Main street.
Mrs. Minnie Kirsey of South Nor-
walk has purchased a “490" Chevro-
let touring car from the local agent.
W. R. Austin of Austin's garage.
”Full line of Auto Accessed.
uron Kenn.
Mrs. A. F. Rafia of Fairfieid pur-
l~ hr linllvr ill and 271 ct 0.‘ store. on
11th Main firm". this :1ftcrnoon.
I hen sei‘t‘rztl of lho incmlwrh of hi
tn's orchestra. who nrl- appearing at
woton l'oint Turk, will lw proscnt and
‘ 'ill [in aunt rim nulnhtr “lmin'.”
" 'liicll is: (10111me d m \lit hml lli \ no.
_'l"l r room-r11: will Im givvn at 3 and 5|
c 'rlnrk this afternoon. ‘
’l‘hursdny at Rolon Point Paxk.
nulnlwr dance. Two silver
ml lzuly‘s umbrella.
-l',%ll:ll'S ol‘ \olcie will 116 in;
81001111 111213 'I hirdl
www- from norm until 9
lime. to receiw- nppli~
rroctions or. (no lists"
the prinilirirq. 010..
. or. This: will hl- an
those who wish to he
‘ ~ . 'w ELM your to hand in l‘lu-lr
' '1‘le ll‘irwt dish-lo: racis—
.l rm duty in the Town As-
llnrl; 1h» SUl'Olld district 110;:-
1r» l'ohlmun's harbor shop.
woman strrct and the Third dis— 5
11’1“”er in the Mnx‘ilowc r Hooki
l:-'l<lcr1‘10nipun3 3 quarters »
Zundt street.
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“EVERY DAY
BARGAIN DAY"
‘ Buy your Toilet Articles. Patent
medicines, Rubber Goods, Gauzes,
Bandages. and exerything in the drug
"he here and save money three him.
dred and sixty-five days in the year.
STILLSON-POWELL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
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1111: :11 l'olon Point on Auguzt 17th.
'Nehlr Commander Mrs. Anna l-‘ahn
will he present and hopes to mort all
.Caac Nile.
. neally & Bracken’e.
diction of the map of-
IBl-ach. as it will look when it is com-;
:pletod by the city. did not arrive
'(‘lhlséd :1 "490" Chevrolet touring car
,from the local agent, W. R..Austin oi:
fAuslln's garage.
“Morain- Batteries» recharged
Aaron Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
(lid “'0“ Commandery, No. 956, O.
l'. (l. (‘. hold a meeting iasbcxcning
11 in- -n plans w ere made to hold an out—
oi the members at that time
Friday at Hoton Point Park. Vanity
Charles Dimond, of the P. and G
Corset company, and daughter ,Miss
Ruth Dimond. sail on the Pres.
Harding on Saturday of this week,
for a six weeks trip in Europe. during
‘which time they will visit England.
Franco-Germany. Holland and Swit-
zcrland.
~Sale of women's shoes at Con-
walk attended the summer outing of .
A CLEAN-UP 0N
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MEN PERISEED
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ly about two hundred yards
shore. Her engine room was flooded
line was submerged two feet, said the
megsages. L
Several Canadian desuoyers are in
the docks here Waiting to start the!
28- hour run to the scene of the wr
WASHINGTON Aug 10 ——The
day, at the dieposal of Admi
tor iVilliam Pakenham, comman
aground near St John's .N F
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MERIDEN MAN SUICIDES.
by shooting yesterday, in a garage
near 'bis home. When his mother
-reacbed him. his shirt Was ablaze.
An ambulance was called. but the
young man died as he was being can i
ried to it. Medical Examiner E. T.
let had piermad his heart.
exceedingly nervous lately
to be married soon.
rents. the survivors are two brothels
and three sislers.
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WRECK.
INJURED 1N R. R.
the
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the
Owing to the fact that the reprod-
Calf Pasture
time for publication in today‘s issue
of tho paper. it is omitted.
stated in yesterday's edition of Thv
Evening Sentinel that the map would
be printed in today's issue.
Friday at ltoton Point Park. Vanity
Case Nile.
We Pay You
Most business houses you
go to expect you to pay them.
“'0 “'11 en
money is left in a savings
pay you. your
:u-munt in {this bank you
don‘t pay for its safety. We
11:13" you.
THECITY
NATIONAL BANK
of ' »
South 'Nomlk, Conn.
the rate
million peg-
3"‘1 depositors
Illilllilll Savings
"l".\' can add a
saw-rs ex'ely_
11 deposit here,
“Kiil‘l‘ by getting
« zww depositors
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Mary Miles‘ Minter. the mo-
tion picture actress, was cut end
bruised by being thrown into a
window in her private car.
caused by the jam of a switch
engine. Twenty others of m‘
party were more or less in-
jured.
“a“
——-Sale of womens shoes at
neallv & Bracken' 3.
Con-
. GREENWECH.
Elodiior same”, aged .13, Will: 01' Dr.
Edward A. Sclmulz. 411in 3.9510, drl-Y'ifl
her home in {Latin} Hill. lil‘tm :1 13:11.9
an out 1.00 months‘ ififl‘fiSE- She Was a native of
s Columbia 5. 0., and Will~be buried in
' ' , Johnston. ‘S. C. For manv years she
roman'fia'nds had (Hot-e11 ideutified with the North
' Greenwich Congregational church
’ here. . Her husband Was a nathe cf
' South Nomadic. . ,
We our iri
All Our $1.50 Josephine. the infant daughter of
. Mr. and Airs. Merino Olixiri, died last
Fourth-m nightlat the home of her parents, 8
Davis Place. The fmaeml will be held
this afternoon; and the burial “in be
’ in St. Mary’s Wet-y.
.For Nomlk and vicinity:
night and Friday: moderate tempera-
ture;
rcoming variable.
ha3e occurred during the last 1“ enty—
tour hours in the lower Mississippi
\aliey and along the Atlantic coast
n‘l‘he only place Where it was mining
lthia morning east or the Rocky Moun-
Stains was Jacksonly‘file Fla
3 defined area of 10" tiresome is central
this morning over Montana.
t othe waterline and her how water- and the Rocky Mountains.
aid] HARTFORD. Angle—.1110 most
of the Amenimn Navy was placed to—lSiS’Diflca-m feature or the
ral Direc- iwhich came today as an
dot of o! the Republican State Committee‘C
the British North Atlantic Squat-om! meeting was consideration of the fac
whose flagship the cruiser Raleigh is that Charles
from the second district or this
had as his proxy at the convention}
Morgan B. Brainurd. a
MERIDEN Aug. 10. ~Anton L Hof— Mayor
farth. 24 01 No. 312 Camp street. au- nephew of
tomobile mechanic. committed su: cide Rulkelov
Bradstreet found that a 32 calibre bul— ponticians
Dr Brad- further the prediction that a wrx good
stren learned that Holiarth had bee n understanding 9313“
He was ernor Lake and Chairman Romhack
Besides his 1111- and that the State chairman is pessiJ
“'ASHINGTON’, Aug.
1'10“ch our tariff
_proposed for the prixirlinl would be
curtailed under a substitute
so— called ‘fiexiblc tariff proxisions of
NEW’ YORK. August 10.—A group_
New York bankers have pledged EServicc. has been designated to make
. themselves to underwrite the costs of éthe inquiry and will establish head-i
all coal shipped into this state for re- gquartcrs in Boston. where it is planned
sale.
allocation procram. according to law lmedical men and utilize the facilities
gen-.1 H. Outerbridge. chairman of the there for collecting data.
state
’ tribute the coal.
take up all bills of lading as the coal
crosses the state line and dealers will
later re-imbursc the banks. according
to Mr. Outerbridge.
An old bachelor says, there 13 but
one thIDg sweeter than love‘s young
dream, and that is towake up mum:
yourself single—805mb Transcript.
Mrs; Edward A. School].
l-Mlgust to .ours.
Wéafier‘ Forecast
Fair to-
.moderate uortheaei winds
Scattered
be-
showers
A well-
A long
m..—
12.14 mi. Nam 31:5
”A Sale That Spells}
, Save '
Men’s and Young} .Men’srfi
' Suits ’ ,3
$22.59 to :~$2_9.5o;
Values 119111345110.
When You Get the Extra Ad?
vantage of Savings Like
This, It’s Time for Action.
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The House of Kupyenheimer
ENTRIES FOB. BAB‘ Y' 550‘ of
AT B01031 POINT'PARK
' add
'V America supported the statement. and 7
»a.lso Mr. Stoné‘s further
Steamship Clerks,
1 their—chiefe- --to—rema;in1war’irorrrthfir
u.“
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have been EELt’t‘il‘i‘J ‘rom
" plates, including Hill"
Drafting Repiv to the and '1 crrc 11.11.1111, 1:»...
lemicis liilliix' .zo recl‘tr' oi‘ the} ,
11W 9f 311‘. Hammg that the ‘ilirxcniaul" walkout «filo
spread 11$. [3.11 fez-us 1:5 13ml!“ $1131“
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age (I e) ingtlu- it) . <~ 3131:}; that they may 568‘,-
; 77 tide mr i 1111 files nimlllex .
Locomotive Fircme and Engi11m>rs"1i0‘-=S . “-16? re; mining
Suitchmen‘s mien of North:
V.)’.. .4111};
:11 fire rhs freight handlerslfifi
static-11 ( 2130‘
“iii c. ‘
111mm oi
announce- {11'1“
ment that “when the men Cannot go
to work Without having irraspo: isi'o‘ c
armed guardé endangering their in ES.
the-3‘ ma} go home and sta}, there un-
til the condition is maimed?"
The Brotherhood of’ Railway
according to _-
cull C :1ziir‘itiun Charles P. finith'
the Cl! ks dimmint‘mn Thism
was leached af: er {3- lure 10 reach"
42:10:11“ of at a conference in m
York hem-em Ihc Eric officials and.
the union rcprcsrntativcs. "
NEW” 11.1 wax. Aug. lop—omen;
lions made to ti :9 application of the
Ne“ Yank. N111. {axon and M!!!
Railroad for an izljunctlon rem
strikers from (:3;- god iuf‘ffi} M
madc- b3 calmsc’ 1oz Has .
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and
_ Freight Handlers.
Station and Express Employee also
announced its men had been ordered
to stag, away from their usual places‘
of emplmment whenever their lives
were endangered.
Hope for resumption of service in
the troop guarded Joliet yards center-
ed today on a meeting of E1gin.Joliet
and Eastern Railroad officials and men “ere CWT ““11 “3 41148? E.- 3:
leaders of the “Big Four" BmtfieplThomas in tin: s 2.1101 States W
hoods. 'I‘nless them, was an 331.99-; Court radar. in den-ma" the ma.
ment it was indicated service on the m 5111155 “‘9 app‘icam. W
entire Chicago “outer belt." inlet andi Th as 5“ August 15 at 19 a. :
outlet for freight f0,- such indugtrifls this citv as flu: 11m; and place for
hearing the cafic on its merits.
The objections “ore lowed 11ml:
contention that the applic: ltimi for
restraining 01 let had not been jim-
‘erly sworn to as required by the In)
ton act. Judge Thomas ruled thatfl‘e
iverification (1n the bill of com.
submitted by the railroad comma
a sufficient compliance with (berm
xisions of the Clafion 2111.
In his decision Judge Thomas $53
The rerification on the original m o:
complaint—magician: eel-m
as the Gary Steel Mills. would. be crip-
pled seriously within forty—eight hours.
Meanwhile the situation at Chicago.
a national center of the strike. mark-
ed time pending the meeting tomor-
row of rail heads at New York and
shopworkers' leaders at “fishingtou.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 10 (Aeso-
ciated Press).—-Sporadic walkouts of
members of the “Big Four" t1 auspor—
tat'ion brotherhoods were expected to-
day, following permission given bx
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discussion I
aftermath '
ti
me mber 1
city
A Good win
son‘ of ex-
Leverett B Brainard and
emSenator Morgan G.-
His presence “as said bv,
local political sharps to indicate the
present friendly feeling between the,
Goodwin— Lake factions for the first
time in 12 years According to the‘
‘anahsis of the situation by local
this would appear to
between Gov-
prepared to urge rr-nomination of
Governor Lake and th: «ntirr Ronni».
lican ticket
.Liout. Gm
governor sc is in too strong.
unless the Stilllllltllt forl
Charles T. Tunplrton for
— Broad
originally;
ll!
dill l1 s
for the
pending bill rocmnmrnded to thel
Senate today by the finance committee
majority.
The principal, modifications pro-
posed would prevent a transfer from
dutiable list to the free list or
51mm the free list to the dutiable list;
land would prohibit the.
ldutios beyond an) maximums fixed in into the ““150 01’ cancer it was said
raising of
bill.
to the public under the federal
coal commission created to dis-
The bunkers will
14.0119111th
WERE RICH-
“LE S PURTEND
; gestive organs active and the system
fit and fine.
”Kennedy, Albany. N. Y., says: “Foley.
ridge of high pnhanre extends from glass» l—The most beautiful baby.
Texas. northeastward to Maine. The 50:55 ”—The fine tt . bab‘
itemperature continues low in the Cirss E—Th fattsestvbglb' 363' B
from Lake region and New England. but is (51:58 4—41.: 11 t fit“ - 5
rising between the Mississippi River Class 5—The SWSO: 31:355‘1;
l)abies.—-20. . T
(3000“le FACTIOVS glass 6. “The most beautiful dolls.
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3mm FREINDLINLSS Class 7—41503t beautifiul decoratedi
carriage —-J 0.
Class S—Most beautiful decorated
go—carta—S.
Class 9—«Most beautiful decorated 1
oil Carriage. -—1.
Class 10—-The most original novel—
“tics or floats. -8.
Kiddie Karnlsal and White Dress
Class. ~24
goorsmwu'r MEDICAL ‘
LIBERTY LEAGUE
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 10 ”Papers
of incorporation of the Connecticut
Medical Liberty League, Inc, were
tiled in the office of the town clerk
here today. The incorporators are Dr.
Simon Louis Katzoff of Bridgeport; C.-
H. Heimers, 'Meriden; Dr. Thomas
Mulligan. New Britain: Paul J. 21313:-
zki. Hartford: Andrew Leary. South
Norwalk, and Charles \V.» Simpson.
Bridgeport.
THREE CHINESE HELD _
AFTER NEG MURDER
\TEW YORK. Aug. 10.-—Three
Chinamen—Tom Yee, James CREEK
and Ha rry “7 on—are being held toda3
as material witnesses in connection
with the killing of K0 Low. president
of the Hip Sing tong as he stepped
from the doorway of a restaurant in
Chinatown, Monday night. Members
of the Hip Sing all o3cr the country
are on the way to New York to take
part in the funeral of their leader,
which will be held Sunday.
INVESTIGATE GM! 8138 OF C ANCER
WASHINGTON Aug.10—-The gov~
'ernment is to begin an immigration
today at the Treasury.
Dr. J. \V. Scherechewsky. assistant
surgeon—general lot the Public Health
to seek the co-operation of leading
The Public Health Service. officials
declared, wintry to put cancer into
diseases brought under control by'
government scientists.
THEY ARE MILD BUT EFFECTIVE
A person with inactive or slowed up
digestive organs enters doubly from
hot weather. Billiousness, headaches,
blurred vision. bad breath, ‘coated
tongue are almost certain to be pres-
ent with a mass of heat—producing
undigested food in the stomach.
It‘dley Cathartic Tablets keep the di—
purged of poisons. W. D.
Cathartic Tablets are mild but effec-
tive." Not habit forming. Stiiison.
Powell Corporation.~—-Adv.
Are You
" 30 yrs.
Old 7?
; Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
.and Egginem’en. whose headquarters
with the provisions of Max:129
the C131 ton art “The application tor
a. temporari rcstraining order is prop
erly verified.
”The first prayer for relief in tho
bill is. in law, a sufficient application
for a temporary 19st. aiming order. ’
“This ruling disposes of the point
raised and arguments on some.
“The other points raised in the mo:
tion have been carefully considered.
and oral argument on the same inun-
neces’s‘éry, and I find no substan‘fli}
question of law raised thera‘n.
“The motion to dismiss is 3.136%
denied and the case may proceed on
the. merits. "
NEW’ HA\ EN. Aug. 10.—-'l'he 8W
men's strike statement of the M
York. New Haven and Hartford Bid!-
road today claimed that 236 addiflon
al skilled men were hired dorms" the
three shifts 3csterday and "come-q
qu€nti3 thi smorning the first shit}.
101cm leflect a proportionate part Of
this gratifying increase.”
SPPINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 1183-:-
Announccnu m “as made today from
posts until the danger- of “being shot
or beaten" by armed guards on rail-
roads passes.
Thousands of letters received at the
brotherhood headquarters here 911i-
dently have undermined neutralin of
those organizations. ' ‘
Permission for the men to remain
from work was given yenterda3 fol-
lowing the walkout or 1 3130 engireers.
firemen. trainmen. condos tors and
switchmen on the Elgin. Joliet and
Eastern Railroad yesterdai at Joliet.
111.. where the men quit work because
State troops are on guard. .
.Complajnts have been received by
the heads of the Engineers. Brother-
hood of Railroad Trainmen and
are here. that since the shopmen’s
strike was called. the men have been
abused and assaulted by the armed
guards. W
Alleged cases of shootings by guards
. Pint the passenger ofilcts of the 1368th &
Aluminum Al 19.113 Railroad here that the com
pany has cancelled all excursron‘ E 0,11
it: 11' 11¢: lor the remainder of the sum-
me: scason. This is done, it is said.
'1 means of convening fuel.
THERMOS
BOTTLES
New $1.25
Donnelly’s
18 $0. ,Hain Street
35..
CRUISER OLYMPIA SAILS
FOR POINT “OUR.
HALIFAX N. 8.. Aug. 10:41:19
United States Cruiser Olympia, with
Rear Admiral MrCully on board, sail-
ed from this port today, for Point
Amour “in-e9 the British cruiser Raw
leigh giounded 3esterda3- '
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oomrmdeybed thatcuneaa‘ly hoconvened intestin-
Asiudhed. “Winthenutumlwoodfinism Equipped
fimmmfinks and
suing Cctmmmmmdm
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ENGLANDER SPRING BED 00., NWYW 7‘
If so, sit down at home
this evening. and figure
,. out how much you would
» be worth today if you had
78;“de 15% of your in-
come, from the beginning.
Our Mid-Summer 7 Sale ‘ '
' 'Offersyaloesfireater Tm Ever-Sci
Again this great home furnislung institution demonstrates.
Start this plan now.
right at the first bank, you
come to, as you’paSS 1m- ,
. that high grade quality furniture can be sold at the W
,yprim.
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mtothmgreatsaleatlfitommfmmmu"
’were aheedytheimst, then you heginto £1211me
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