.,
sf! 1"
’. Neckwear
“" 1 Hats
, mm ,
with Collarto Match " _
, “arena DAVIS
. ' ' moron. STREET
, NOKWALK'. ‘~ nnv oooos sroae
Under Mahackemo Hotel
» 45-47 West washings“ Street
ARRIVING
$35.00 suits. ..
$45.00‘Suits . ..
Aria D. Coleman of Xorwalk
' W33. Fahsacted Committees wereap-
has purchased a. “£90" Chevrolet tour-
2: NEW » 31211.3.va ‘,._. Aug- 18-,—-Th‘~"
Tthlrtysninth annual convention of the
Connecticut State firemen's..AS-§9¢ia‘ -
tion can; eto a. clo veeterdayg "Con-
siderable unfinis ” outine bfismess
pointed. after wlficfi the 254 delegates
mg“ car from the local agent, \V. R.
Austin of Austin‘sgarage.
'Knitted Vests
' Knitted Coats
Loam... \
GolfHose $3
' . ,o'tChiet George S.-Piti of Middletown:
h—Kricger & Co. are always offering
real bargains during their half—price
[at :South Nat-walk,“ secretary of the
I
3:
business.
g .2? at' Keeler‘s.
‘f
" Austin's garage.
adver.
'- offered
u; the corner of 11.1“
streets. tomorrmv 7
the gospel snag. r, and
charge of tlzr; S€'l\'lC€$.
~Large size pea coal.
Geno. Tel. 721.
Old Well Ctmntnzv-‘z- -
9. 956. my: : ‘ ‘1
i
at strong.
——..____
prices at Kevin-rs.
__. ___.__.
m1- placed
bf the Cox”
.1210!) were drawn, “,9 by _ _
0. Gregory. Tlv a "'
’30 this City Court r"
HOME o" rtr~n99rrrxvr<
-—-Buy your Victroia at Donnelly’n
on easy weekly payments. Store open
rmrtfordrMayor John c. Mead or An-
evenings until 8 p. m.
' sonia: Edward ‘J. McN’ally of Hart- '
Rogers 6181?
So. Norwalk
AI fistic argument in .
street attracted considerable attention
this morning.
the fighters. who were
young men.
s’resolu‘tions committee appointed con-
sists of: Chief George S. Pitt ot-Mid- _-
dietown; miter D. w. Han-ford of
South Norwalk, and Deputy Chief ‘
Robert Ramsden of Hartford.
‘. complaint about boys breakln
we at 5: Main street w
- l the uptown police this morning.
of Auto Acmrlu‘ - , SOWNOES
George McLachian of 56
street. ‘Danbury, who is spending the
summer wit-h his parents at Bell Isl-‘3
Danbury for a i‘ew_
.‘For real painless extraction go
. Deitz. 47 South Main street. Aaron Kenn.
Platter of naming the place for the
pest annual convention to {he execu-
tive committee. The delegates, were
harm in their praise ot the local de-
partment and Chief Virimiim J. ngle.
[who.eniertainea them rma‘lly during
their two days’ 'aay in this city.
iigias Fovvler Izoziez' Corps. .\‘o.
:‘hold their weekly Di"?
““1. All members intense attend :or
escapes are beingadgled to!
St. Mary‘s parochial school. in Leon-
'l‘lie new tire escapes are
Eoculed in the rear of the building and
are in conformity tQ_tlie State law.
land. is visiiiing in
.’ Full iashéned, pure silk stockings
‘Jliss Dorothy
street. Danbury. is visiting her cous-
Nfl nrmn “
11 George
~People not
much ready cash mil; open a charge
account during the hair-price sale now
going on at Krieger's.
ins. the Misses Leonard or “'oodbury
' ‘ 0:" Norwaik has avenue! Norwalk.
“lunch?
from the loTal (lgulii' \‘v'. 1’.
Miss Rae Gorham of Norwalk is vis-
iting the Misses Marjorie and Arlene
Sonnenburg of 45
—-Straw hats. O'Brien's.
' __.— '.
fThe I{riegp;‘ (‘0. 5.3.; not chronic Andrew Steber has started the
‘ foundation for "the new residence he
is to erect on Flax Hill road. adjoin—
ing his present home. which‘fihe sold
Stephen J. L‘ngvary has the
i-::: when.
:iztuirw- Mrs. John Richards
ags ms made astour of the “"hiie
place. Danlmr}; is spending a few days
Light district along promlway, = early.
'Tbei‘e will he mun air services hold
sesame}; (or the": homes , .'
The auditing“ com'gfiiuee will conszst
Contain ,Btephen C. Bloomfield , or
'Waterburr. antitrust D. W. Haj-ford
Watmm The legislative commit- .
tee £0110“: Chief John c. Moran or
foul: c J. Hemman of Mei-idea. and
“whim Shaw. of New Britain. The
The convention voted to leave the
llflUfllllllllllEH , A ‘ 1
NEW YORK. Aug. Is.——Prohibition
with friends ’ln South Norwalk. ioda)’. and decoéte‘l‘the'cabarets and
. midnight clubs with yards or crepe by
Miss Ethel Iiirst of Hartford placegserxing notice that {firm ’now an no
is spending the tvec-lrnt Asbury Park. :‘MD Docket flutter is to rm allowed.
ELY AVENUE BOY
STRUCK BY AUTO
(Continued from Page One)
in: the Knight strut .\. M. 1:.
‘ mom! and \Vnrt-r
t. 1‘.
Lama
____.__
——Silk stockings. just the thing for
ba:l1ing. ior 49c ‘ut Keeler's.
itoid they would be, prosecuted if any
{patrons tere permitted to drink their
personally *condncied wet goods in
'their’ establishments. Cabaret own-
er; declared that this order. pius thf‘
one o'clock dancing hair. will mean
an and of New York's somaéled night
wife. They promised. however, to
Esme that the rule was enforce-l.
Earle “‘illiams are
proud parents of nine-pound
mm- i-oy who arrived at the home. 47
5
Harris & i
1
Z
i
~ and son 8?. doing nicely un-
.. idvr Ur. Llrndlvy's care.
,.
l-Jll‘Tropin of 36 Clark‘
—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-.
Harris & Gilns Co.
Henry R. Godfrey. of Taylor
nué. driving a l-‘or-i car down South
street yesterday ‘
and Panitmas cleaned athwrtvd lo the liOliL‘I‘ Hm!“ 31
lhfffll struck by a .\'mv York on". regis-
'trution numbers 667-423.
Ailt mpiing to squeeze the“
is drhing. past :1 heavy truck. :12"
z. r 03‘ “nigh—fin from ..
'.-\lic:- I). {lat-tr. of 113 C-litugv strm :. F
Frederick Milli-r. wirixirrz‘
:hy Dr. R. 0. Matthews. assismnt 3'9»!-
‘erm prohibition commissioner" who
camw from \\'nshin;:tcm expressly to
make the rounds of the czibarets. ‘ :
b-VVhih- smiling: at grimly reduccd*
. Henry C. S‘Ezvr'"
The second ”rust in
Bridgeport.
a Fox-l car belonging:
came to grief on North
in front of Rumors store 321.:
L.,,s:;sr:-vzr:lmi of :1 con-
.Ctill‘ I'nstnn- leach Flam (,‘ommiitee,
f-ii the office of Mayor (‘rzhin l.. llar- =
Eton. (‘lty hall. at T o’clock (h. T.) '
.ihis eve-nine. when the r-‘port or” the ;
.progress or the Size Ellill‘i ermznlmsi
:Xifi‘l will he rm‘eiytul, and via-nun :‘ur- i in Brooklyn the week commotion?!
:tlier discussion of the l‘lfith‘l‘ wish—
:iuét‘izv. (inc! 5336115,: subscriptions
awili in” he”. . z '
Alfonso Cam-vast. mw m‘ the mem-
;b-,u':», of the committee. hopes to bring ‘
lll‘ll‘fl’lrf
"h '1 'nr Hi 3
Main Sil"‘r“t‘!
taron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave Miller was follow-in: :1 truck : -
.~.gcr & \‘o. are now Selling the
- ‘vf sir-bl: :‘t lmIf—price.
.__._...._.__
lstrm-i. and puilui
truck. just as an automobile .Eriven by
Miss flatter” came alarm.
The .‘tlizler car :m-l .‘HSS Planers cur
00k“! hubs. with ill“ result iliait
rom whims- of )Tis‘s }li1§.’t‘l’“> car “'94
2 tin: car rnmmri lino Mil-4
~rr‘<:“_\'.
Tn l‘.\T.""‘
RAILROAD AVE". $1" N"‘.7-‘.V.'.“.I.Z\'.
'medicines. R.’hber Goods.
South Norwalk.
§cuss the pl‘03‘0\" '. o
For thru 1: n
gerruozion \\'11" :EW:
‘f’llirmmaii Hakim at Calf first:
mail-s»:- m‘ the : an
auxiliary was . so. rizs-‘nsswl more or
toss informally.
.;< nlnrning rmgh l-‘s-Tlmvlm: 1m invt'rsiiiznllon into 131-"
"I i‘ was ill‘l‘t'fin‘iew
"EVERY D.\Y
BARGAIN DAY"
Buy your To let A't'ces. Patent:_ *
-l conduct-ell the in—
!‘Ct‘eler's sax-e you money on 1135- \t~>t;g..tin;i :inl made the arr-st.
\\'.\’ (THUIVEY
Bandages, 3..., eve—ythrng m the drug Dl‘I‘l\t‘ VIPHTW‘HH'
line here and sax: *‘srtey three hun-‘
fired and witty-5.: 5335 .r the year.‘
“
grizu. m)
. 5
9! l“nr:r.e‘l:~"s_
‘—
Tlil-‘lNTON. \‘. ..
.:iy rescue-l Salim»? Gil-on. vslao
=tumult»! into the chimney
inst night viurinc '.
‘nnr! in hack a llo'v
:lw‘clilnizit=_\'.
'GFXI-IVA. §\\':TI<*1'7
(Associate-l,- l‘ress l ,
cation from 11:;
into mténilwrsliip
tiOZIS: was rz-cv-ni:
League Secretariat.
of his home
‘; STILLSON-POWELL
.* CORP.
in in; lanttom of
Giron was partially suf~
TINiIE THEIR ac-
Tivrrms .7
u fother 's't-c:
(homes. L;
. a)? re: ed.
. our vault ‘mmc-les‘ted ?
Store. SEC Air.
-nv- -'-'- -- - - a
w?» -\-\-\‘ -\‘\- “sux‘x‘x
Proprietors of the Jazz palaces were
’l‘hz’ prohibition agent's \v- re head-W1
l
‘— Q
;(‘.\I.P l’.\-\‘T['RE BEACH FLOATI
COM.“ [Tr-Eli TI) I‘ll-II'IT.
Thor" will hon lili'-'?l1l2 of the
. f “1138». the
. y Nash, the ‘Ifourth
' -r-§gme‘ot;.tneir.series.":flie fans have,~
_ been waiting patiently for this :game
W “for with Ryan the crack Sing
--‘,pjtclier on the mound ,
against Kuhlman for the isockwoods, ;Grou
a-Eg‘reat" pitchers patties is..'expecte§i.1jhe I; o
Nash~ mne‘» are confidens of winmng
this game and tie up the series.
Backwoods. "p
got! Cannot Duplicate 'Ithese;
s8 in Tom" . .
Shifts;
A. Brahms“?!
‘ Same!“
- Note These'Prices: -
‘ $5. .3”.
second base
;L .
CTOP-kg'xho is i
L.‘ Tarlov : :1.
f‘KVilton hall
’ . r .. 'o' ‘ :porzuttity arm
'Values Up to $3590: Chantosr to encourage
. ' ' ‘ center field 2
I ‘ Broad home team. wit.L
:have nothing to
you all know “’1 .-
last week. In;
for a . in and the its
right field
Sunday. the second game
East End—Lockwood series _will
played and the fans can look
Astill closer game than last. Sunday as...” a“. rich:
.the East Ends have strengthened SL'V- : next Sunday. .
l - up. MEIER" 'sibly go. should. ~
to do so and i.»
ever}: “Lay
36‘
_ 2 12:14 No. M
7 “The House of Kunpe'nheimerflf
. ._ ‘ ’ :7 :
. ' 7' ‘eral positions in their ii
the speedy pitcher of t
White So: will began the
Bracken fiie hard hit
«the All-Norwalks will play center
Lee of Sam Ir ..
:13: Sadly smashed last Esta-day. {fifty s
Broad expects to pitch the Lockwoods
. to victory in this gain-3.
PForest Fire Refugees Ryeach g
Safety front Burning W oods
(manned from first
Bridgeport
mound and
g outfi:.~3.er of;
141 whose ha m1
, Play LGCkll‘oodg
. / ‘ . .7 1 ‘
Last night and today all main roots
leading to Duiuth. Eveleeh and outer
northern villages were creme! vain
fleeing women and children.
A wireless
steamer Hamonic said
village on the north shore of Lake
perior. was burning.
Mcager advices
had Dru‘mmond. in Bayfi
Wis, virtually surrounded- :2} 23::
that T0519.
“ EAR JUDGE" FINES
D FORTUNE TELLER.
' Frankie Octavius de Vina-3.:
was arranged, yesterday.
gistrate Frank A. Hall. 0
maintaining :t nuisance-
vvl'iere she tells {or
”If you are a fortune
l
,-
in
C H
case." ”it“ magiStraze .
“\\'hy? the deer
U;
,z
(3 m ..
-.1
prophes'eii.
“The dear judge is no‘.
justice dispenser. , 7
is going to line you 55.50.5123.”
Standardined
Health Exhiliition. the first in the
history of the country, will open
KING AoEXAnoER AND smoe
LEAVE BELGRADE,
its obieet is to teach ,,
what to do until the doctor or-
rives- leiss {aria
executive director.
BELGRADE.«A11g. 13—ng AIIX‘
his bride leave
the waterng
The; .are {Tl‘hiiiflz
mew.._..__ww_ .0.
1"; Martin is the
‘1 [e Brier
Marie!) bad.
Czech o - Sign; 2;:a .
El’resmni Nicnois. 21w lit-.1 Cross lire
tram-l instructor to the rite-ting this:
Ivar-1132:. \v'n-z: \Ir \‘éblio’s win dis-:-
inizniiun.
lst ‘mvzzsing lil-
:imi trusts were :
Beach. and the
n can xvc‘nnan's«
! l) ENTER
[J \(-l I? ()F NATIONS.
..._.._..
a“-l, Aug: 13.—
:‘ormal .appii-
_'-:‘or admission
.9 Length? of Na-
to-iay' from the
—i.:=.rse size pea coal.
Public Utility Bonds
v public confidence. The pub-
“: corporutitms are not only
. communities
but through their im-
. nmption of supplies and
. also are a potent factor
prosr-rrizy of many lines of
s have attractive of-
- bonds and pre-
It'll" d stock. paying 5% to 7
Maples & Goldschmidt
INVESTMEXT BROKERS
Est. laéz—Phones:
85 Washington St.
alltz‘stzstailtigtiengnf'
a, a a.
‘\‘K \
‘
-. .
\‘\‘\‘\
153, 154, 720
So. Nor-walk
‘..‘
\.\‘
-Bec:.::>e s” {lidli‘C rtmxlfe
imm'ls' and
1’. 5 ill Iii-:lr
TRAVELERS’
CHECKS
“'hen you are traveling
mus-n.
fWhy do criminals leave
Because. 1 h e ceiling,
rails and floor are an im-
,-.-.’,'.U.'¢
. ‘ _, in \v ' ' ‘~ -
ud concrete. because d a a} “0m home It 1-5 not
orking on any part of good PM“?
nnds. Better see this bank
thou: travelers‘ chec ‘s. They
‘\‘\‘v\‘\.\‘\_‘\-\-\“.“\“.‘
v‘;- i.-r'.‘;-l-
are handy and convenient.
.‘-\.‘
.c.¢.~
NATIONAL BANK.
. o: - *
South Namath, Conn.
KW PAM E HHS
incognito as‘C
lit-254.112 AT (‘.\lJ-‘ l’AsTl‘REZ.
You“: “110 Could
Swim “1:11. Ownomc in “liter.
\Thile no names cool-l i)»
; inasmuch
(3le 8. HELD FOR KlLLlNG BUY.
MELS‘TONE.
Adena Lamps, eight. is lien 11"
two young his-“29: Barry C
énrc desirous. of krepins: tl'iln facts of
the matter’ from their mxnilies. it hr».
canw known today that §orualk can
of a heroine in the matter of
saving livees.
well-‘knov-n
were euéoying a, dip at Cal: Pasture
Beach on “hedncsday.
tilt~ young women.
swim very well, was overcome in the
Ho:- companion
shooting and
in adjoining houses. quarrels-i.
boast
Painter's Secret.
00d alcohol
to remove old
paint or varnish when about ' to re
decorate furniture.
brush. and after a few minutes
011 with old cloths. It paint is Yer)
thick and dry more time must be
given to “soak,‘ and a party innit
may be needed to remove the Worst
of the old paint. This will remov
linisli exactly as well as t“ .
varnish removers, :11 much less
Be careful not to Inhale use -
nnr get it in the eyes when r? "
Apply with
who could not
water.
swim.
friend '3
pmdicament
her swfim. out to the life rat
- after she. had taken her companion to
7] , safety. she tainted. .. .
J» W The two were taken from the raft
Qirte .
by other swimmers and were taken to
their respective homes.
% I o? the your.
The bravey
g woman who saved her
companion. and who then fainted, was
by people who
greatly ’ H W ..
witnessed the incident. PERSHING STRI‘:
‘ mormr IN THE FINEST ’
SECTION" OF NORWA
Conveniences of the city and semen}
minutes from iruiiey. “
'crty fully restricted, insuriné
thebecterskiud against any
character of the w
VWiHi
Telephone 435
A NEW DES?
obody . ’.
eigé‘xborhnnd.
_. For Particulars Appiy to:
am F. Hoyt & son
L ESTATE AND‘iNSURANCE‘.
7-9 Wesamg:
bu tyOu—
- . or‘ somebody antihorized
_ by yon can obtain access
“to yonr papers or other
valuables store-ti ‘in‘ one” of-
“; the private Safes or Boxes
‘ Offers Values Greater Than Eve: 1‘ Bef
Again this-great home—f
Altai high
incur tr 110V" 1. . . .
' ', S 0 ° an t iz‘nzsnmg illStliililr‘ll
grade quality furniture ean lie. so.d :2:
rub-m-
w
“net"...
Comte as soon as possible if yeti would wish
{Ye-van. ,tage’of'thr ismoney fixing opportunity-
. F Conn; i -
stasis. . a... s....2<
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