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NEW FALL GOODS
ARRIVING
Neckwear
Hots
Knitted Vests
om Goons STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
\V‘illiam Banks of Mgller street has
contracted with H. A. Hegclein for one
loi‘ the international one-pipe heAESJS.
Old “’9“ Commandery No. 966, If.
T88 CHECK sums .3
with Collar to Match
$165
835.00 Suits ..
845.00 Suits
$22.85,
$6301
Linen Knickers
' Miss Sturgls resumed her duties '8.
‘5 Gchebes today; ;
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Main otreet,
M Carl Wolft, of Meride
he. aunt
Miss Maude Anderson has mini-nod
to hcr (limes at human; 5 on
13811 at Lake George Scroon
and other points of interest.
Lake
Miss ‘Niillicent Tromeler
been spending the past. three weeks
road. has returned to her home in
\Vashington D C-
day after a “wek‘ss meme“ spent with Q
South ' '
Main street, after a two Weeks mica;
who _has_
with \Iiss Ruth Game of (“lax Hill"
.Impofied Gingham and Rating
Dresses. ’
The prices don’t oven cover um
cost of the materials. Q ,
Kniitéd Goats ”
711‘ 1:. 11",, u-ln h. if! r. huhnn and as an
idol time {this evening in P. 0. S. of
,A. hall on Franklin street, V’l‘ellnitz‘
‘orchcsiro providing the music.
-—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
natlcally. Harris & Guns Co. Tel;
721. ,
T“ ‘I‘m "le3
.
The annual rcvnion of the
'1-Hilh Connt-ctl Ill \olumvrs.
Mar rzmlucnt in W)! irli koruulk w». .5
3mm.” roprcsuilml “Ill “8 .‘llld {It
fibula“ Point, 110mm}. August .‘S.
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In can:
the loSs (I II 1
automobile and
781. Kindol of .‘m l‘zIIl‘smI
IRridgvport. ropurlml
figni ion key to his
some papers in tho uplmni pol: cc ‘88—
an‘lay. The ’lYOI’N‘ll\ was late r illund
zmfl lluv-nod on r to ll'l't' owner.
. «Fromm: Ismurlea recharged
Anon Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
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\orunle plume [ugllQ 1N Sign“ _ ,vin the condition of Miss Minnie Kim-
Dmrn ”Ml “hi: ith “5;: 3‘5“; , K -\\’:; fnikh of 19 Osborne avenue. who was‘
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“18‘: 1]“ Q"”_' 1‘ l “I t: l i; has on 'ulmost drowned at Calf Pastun: beach‘
3““ Lampdm‘ ”I i ' "” 1on Solid 1y afternoon. Miss Anna
3}) favorite (ll-slinutinn for automobile
waffles for many yours.
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Tho \‘Vllllnm MoK‘rliE-y
"ll'k Hill (lumps um \uxilinrivs
Timid a. f‘wlrl day .It Hallowo'o-I
fll‘d F‘ro'lor-
will
Park.
n1; Rmmfonl. m-xl SIIIIIlIIy. 'llw- nth-
'imio. moot will start :It 10 o'clock.
lllskct lunclwa will he scrvcd.
lvmnk Hzlu‘os of “onion. orro gird
Fla State Police-1mm Louis Ballot. :an
Ilsro‘ught l-cl'orv Vx (7 Sunioul W .mll-
ailing. acting: for lletlIé-L on Saltllll‘}
«lunged Willi l’T‘(l{llSS mixing 'l‘h-l
man was l‘mr'l $25 and (Costs which
”Jar-paid. .
For I'ml painlcvgs extraction go to
"llr. Doll: 47 South \lain Sllf‘el
Employcs of ll. l-‘. Sclmllzc's SHIN-8
Fin Nor-walk. Bridgeport. \Vosipor: {ll-(l
.Htatnfm‘d lll‘v to hold ml cuiing‘ at tho
illnxlor Grounds m1 \X’q-Ilnhsdav, SH!)-
hombcr 23. The feature of fh coming
will he :I llflll cnmo lIctwmn ll’l-‘j sir.-
rzlr :md nun-rim} 111+ 71.
'Thonnnnul llr-lyl day of the South
Warwalk (‘luh will he hold at llw
"llorlon Housv'on \lenPSIlny. ianr-
Tumuwilh a lmgohnll come :It ‘1230
m‘clm‘k. rolzl)’ roman. :1 tug of war. nih—
‘39-151‘ contvsl‘s. ('20.. not) suimlilo
ownrllwl to tho \Vlll-
”row of ouch f'Vf‘l’ll. 'l‘lw filioro Illn-
iw-‘r will he 8' rvmi n! flzfln o'clock. Tho
3828: Mill gum» is tlw (motor ol’ alimo—
nmn. and will lw lwtwr-nn tlw lit-fl
‘Te-am.CaIpIinn llul‘nltl Knowles and
Olin l-lluv Tvum. (‘npluin ”Doc" \\'il-
imam J. Monro. A lmmlwr are planning:
.10 ntu ml.
:prizps arc to In"
For summer colds antl
cough use
S. P. C. Cold Tabs and
S. P. C. White Pine and Tar
STILLSON-POWELL
CORP.
South Norwalk.
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\lichucl Olijen of 1-13\ Hill and
‘is muxning sailor] m the \cquiiania
.14). in liuropc. dur-
. n {w u months
ml; “hi n time he will visit Franco.
;Ur mum; . lit. ngir? and CZQRO-SlOXilL-
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, Tm I-zohmts “ho ‘ml c- bcon pulling.
iinuQs-v in front of :lmir stow-s withl
llllll (II no pIoleclion against its be-
imp H .u: [‘(d h} the wind were .vnrn—
I‘ll l»\ ”H police yesterday against the
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”Full line of Auto Accessories
Aaron Kuhn.
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'Cunsidcrable improvement is noted
'Raupp of Brooklyn, her cousin, who
‘nas token tovthe Norwalk- Hospit ll, 13'
also considerably lmprm e I.
-—-Buy your Victrom. at Donnelly'o
| on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
A proposillon to finance the Old
“all Hook and Ladder Company was
mac-8d before the memlwrs of the
company by Captain i)oLong at the
l “livullled August mceting held 2le
night at 11.8. quarters on Franklin
'slrc cl It was decided to fmthn: d s-
’( IIss ilII matter at the Sop?» nlmr
lll‘ v Hm; when Captain DchIrz‘ .8 prop-
I(milion will also ho voted upon. Suth-
inc llh‘v} lml routine lnminoss *oilmu 'i.
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——Large size pea coal.
Gans. Tel. 721.
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Tl lrc “ill he .I special meeting 0:“
HI: (Lllncil of the Iily on l-"rid:g,\
v unim: of this week, “hen the bids
lm thc clrvdg’ing and fill at Calf Pas-
lIIrc “ill be considered: the matter of
tho purchase of lhe Calf Pasture
howls “ill be taken up P-lds have
lvw l :Ileortisml for tho relaying of a
pull. of the wood block mucmc-nt
m \VC-st avchc, and those will be
l(‘t‘(.‘l\(“d up until Saturday, tho 26th.
Harris &
—l.arge size pea. coal.
Hams dc
inns. Tel. 721. ‘
The only thing that the Kiwanlans
am praying for is fair- weather for
Thursday, when the. annual outing
and clam bake of the club will be
held at Laddin's Rock Farm in Stam-
for-l. in company with the Stamford
clIIlI. About 30 signified their in-
tention of going on the outing at last
'l‘lII,Irsvluy’s meeting. but it is hoped
to have about 75 present. An espe-
cially fine "food" has been prepared
for Lin-occasion and there will be a
ball game, band music. singing,
bathing. boating. games, etc., the
bake being served promptly at 5
o'clock, and the ball game starting
at 3 o’clock. The cars will leave
from tho Mahaokomo Hotel promptly
at 12:30 o'clock and will go direct to
Me: l-lotcl Davenport. and thence to
the outing.
LINCOLN COUNCIL NOTICE.
Members of Lincoln Council don’t
forget tho Danbury Council com roast
(*n W'r (1.. Aug. 23, 1922. Be on hand
at 7:00 p. m. (I). S. T.).
P. MERRIAM.
Pregs Committee.
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The South Norwalk Politic LibraIyQ
ls being given a new coal: of paint out};
he exterior.
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Boys destroying property: around the
South Norwalk Library W88 com-
plained of to the police last evening.
George E. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Judith Thompson, formerly of
East Norwalk, are visitors with rela—
tives and friends in town today.
George Zakhis of 11 Kossuth street
reported to the police yesterday that
his three-yeanold brother'l.ouis had
been 1081. Later on the child was
found.
A table was found in front of a
North Main sheet furniture dealer's
store by Patio on John Reynolds
last night and was taken to police
heudquartr-rs.
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Mrs. Rose Ingleso has started suit
for dix orce from Vincent Ingleso, of
(his city. claiming intolerable cruelty
since their marriage on January 161b,
1917. The custody of {our of the
couple's five children, together with
alimuny is asked. Mrs. Ingleso was
formerly Miss Rose Alberta.
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A still alarm summoned the May—
flowcx Hook & Ladder company to
Canilcld an one. near Short-hymen, last
cxoning. 'Lhoutb S o 'clock. to a. fire in a
dump near a barn. \Vhat caused the
blaze is unknown. but it is believed
that a cigarot‘lc butt, snapped to one
side of the road by a passing motorist.
might. have been responsible. No
damage was done.
There will be degree work a: the
meeting of Ponassus Council: Royal
Arcanum. to be held this evening.
Thor? will also be a delegation prcsont
from Seaside Council of nrligeport.
and the committee on alt-“mlanca will
make a report when llnal action will
be taken on (no some. All members
are asked to {mend tonight's meeting.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC
‘ CONTROL SOCIETY FUND.
DETROlT. Aug 22. ~~Plans for rais-
ing an endowment fund of $25 00" for
the Roman Catholic Central Society.
now ,under direction at the annual
conference of the organization here
today. The sociay is taking a lead-
ing part in Catholic social service.
SOVIETS NOT ALLOWED
'lN BE‘-GlUM.
HERBESTHAL. Belgium, Aug. 22.
——M. Tchitclierin. Russian Foreign
Minister. and several Soviet col—
leagucs proceeding to London on the
‘Colognc—Osleml express, were refused
access to Belgian territory loday, and
forced to return to Cologne as they
had failed in obtain the vise of the
Belgian Consul in Cologne.
returning Sunday night
’ Garage, is enjoying a week’s
Q tion. I
friends in Ridgeflcld and Danbury,
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Miss Mary R. R Kennelly, of Elm
street. who is employed at Reynolds
Miss Edna. Erode has resumed her
duties with Lockwood & Carier 39
Wall street after enjming a two
weéks' vacation.
John McMahon of New York city is
spending a week with his uncle and
aunt, Mr and Mrs. Robert Kildufi: of
127 South Main street.
Irving H. Reid, after enjoying a two
weeks’ vacation. has resumed Ms du~
ties with L. J. Reynolds & Son.
from a. vacation spent in \K’Qashington,
Conn.
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"FARM; 8m u: 'FIELD TOI'R.
Those in charge of the Farm Bur—
yeau field tour. :0 run off next Frida'v.
Q..-\ugust 25th. are confident that this
will be the best of Ts .{lucl (3ch held
in the county. Many lime '11 *early n.-
pressed' their intention of going.
Dairy. fruit. vegetable and poultry
farms will he Visited. The start is
made from the Farm Bureau office. in
the post office building. T‘lan'uul‘y’ at
8:30 a. m. standard time. A basket
lI,mth,‘.vi:l he eaten at tho farm of
Col. A. V. lame: Now Colman. at
11345 “Ward L113 juzt lllftl‘l waived
frnm Ausifillllt Secretory of Agricm-
lure Pugsley that it will be impossible
for him to be in Connecticut on that
day. but \V. C. “’ood. president of tho
State Farm Bureau Federation. will
speak. and several spoolalisls from the
Connecticut Agricultural Collog? 'mll
lw noise-it to meet the farmcrs. an-
38“” questions and makn Il-Iomselves
gcnrzrnllv useful lCI‘cI‘vlonly lntél‘vle
'11 in farml‘: " Ir ‘myiml in make this
a family holiday. (lvm‘ fifty cars are
expected to make the trip. Banners
will be furnished each car.
XOUXG‘ 3 CASE (,‘O,\TlN1 ED
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The csse of Howard A. Young. at
5 Raymond strc-rvl. fills «in: held in
bonds of 8500 to nnswnr to a charge
of reckless driving and speeding in,
the Grounxvich court. which case was
to have conic huforc the court today
was continued until next Tuesday,
August 39th.
Young was the driver of the truck
that on the- night“ or August 1511:.
struck Frank Byrne of 24 Parke street
Waterbury. in an accident near Adams
Corner Sound Beach.
Byrnc “as taken to the Stamford
Hospital where it was said that his
condition was serious. He later r8-
oovercd sufficiently to be taken home.
but was unable to appenr in court.
BRJDGEPOR’T BOYS BURNEO.
BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 22 wFour b0}s
were burned today by an exp10sion
caused When a pedestrian tossed a
cigarette bun into a. sewer well where
the boxs had thrown a can of carbide
The explosion was heard for blocks
One of the boys, Stephen Slolka. 15,
was so seriously burned that he was
removed to a hospital The injuries
to the oihers are not serious. _
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Winfield Scott!“ 38 87888 Wash- -
. ington street, spent the week-end with
vaca- .
Miss Minnie B. Ross has returned . 7
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PHOTOGRAPHERS ’AT’FER
LONDON, Aug. 22 .‘—~Princess Mary
is pursued by photographers more re-
lentlessly than any person in the pub-
lic eye except Lloyd-George. Camera
men, professional and amateur, have
attended her every moment since her
marriage to Viscount Lascellesz' She
is assailed by them even 'when‘she
goes to church.
At a recent garden party, 1118 prin—
cess was so beset by the picture-lak-
Qers that shehad to make a specific
request that they depart.
V WILLIAMS" MEMOlRS CHEAP.
BERL‘IN, Aug. 29.—~Former EmperL
or \Villiam’s forthcoming memoirs
will have a wide circulation in Ger-
many it low prices and extensive ad-
xertising are of any avail.
Berlin bookshops display announce-
next October and offer to book orders»
for it in paper cover for 100 marks,
which is slightly less than fifteen
American cenISAat the current rate of
exchange. Copies in half leather may
be had. for 500 marks, or about seven-
ty- fire cents.
FOREST FIRES UNDER. CONTROL.
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. DULUTH. Minn, Aug. 21.——urith
the forest fires situation reported weir
in hand. a concentrated effort was be—
gun today by forest rangers and oth—
fires. which have been mainly respon‘
sible for the early season fires in thel
woods in Northern Minnesota Threé‘
companies of National Guardsmen are
in the Kelsey fire zone today, aés‘ist-
ing rangers in digging trenches, build;
backfires around homes and 7 pour
streams of water into the peat beds.
; the 58.22 step
_ holds his ‘l’en’iinine partner more. than
. is more than eighty per cent. to blame.
#3150 that the waltz was again to be
Qa- {arm-it this fall and winter
llaughtinosé 58 due to ignorance," said
; dessos.
E. Zion
:81me at a;
m Viz-ac}. he‘long 8km; ..
QQe of the Leaflets 31'
because the long 8 ' olswnrages
kicking and 1118 8:13:50 Increments of R303! {93L
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MAJE?‘ aTlC DELAY
NEW "8" K. 9311:0029" '5
tic 58 gar: :3 afloat,
,Souriainnton 38. New York
‘nesday is about twelve'
having been (58 aged
pairs which had to be mad
The major insistéd {hat dam-logos
an art: not a 101813.835 that ii a man.
lightly against his breast the Woman
H8 said the fox trot am: tango had
been commuted into rm: tango. and
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the major. 51119 other five per cent
is ruler-11y ”
'Planeu ‘Named‘A‘fter the Gods.
The planets derived their amines]
from the mithologicai gods or gm}!
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so well, in fact. that you. W1
patronize us again andagai
gesr a. visit, to this restaurant'i
nor. The spotless linen and; 851
glassware, the faultless mo
service, the goal: ly of the {bail
surely 1318 8e you.
SAVOHI osmium
5'? South Main. street.
South Namolk,
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PRINCESS MABY.. .. ,
ers to reduce‘the menace of péat bog:
THEY ARE MILD- BUT 'Emmm
A person with inactive or slowed up
digestive organs suflers doubly from
hot weather. Billiousness. headaches,
blurred vision, bad Breath, coated
tongue are almost certain to be’prcs-
en: with 3. mm of heat-producing
undigested food in the stomach.-
Foley Cathartic'Tablets keep the. (ii—-
gestlvo organs active and the system
(it and fine. 7 purged of poisons. W. D.
Kennedy, Albany, N. Y., says':"‘Foley
'Cathartlc Tablets are mild but effec- V
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Not . habit forming.
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18' South Main Street
Offers Values Greater Than E881: .
Again this grcal; boom-furnishing institution {fem .
Q that high grade quality furniture can be sold at th I
. prices. ' ' ,
_ , ”When you stop to consider that our entire stock 18 “am:
into this great sale at 15 to 30% discount from
were already the lowest, then you begin to haveso
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