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On Display at
E. K. BANKS’.
DRY Goons STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
‘ 11:117 FALL HATS
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t Expensive Either
oungk . . . . $13.50
11111131. . ...... . $5.00 ‘1
Stetson . . . . . . 7.00
New Neckwear $1 to $3. 50
.1 1:111:11 canoe owned by Ira Fern-
ilcil Island was 1171.11.71“ ,7~1,ul-'
on Ti‘uv..:..i.1,v night.
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Tel. 721.
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‘74 garage.
f-Itnraire Batteries recharged i
no Kuhn, 9 Railroad A1711.
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£11 112, 47 South 3111111 street.
airplane 11':1\'17li::¢: :11 :1 17'171'1130
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For summer colds and
cough use
.0. Cold Tabs and
1'. ‘.\Vhite Pine and Tar
:971'iLI.SON-POWELL‘
CORP.
South Norwalk.
‘pluint.
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John Beg, 7cdus of Lexington ave] .11.-
Compl 11111.1) to the police about 1.1015
cit-dung 1'1 disturbance there. I’atloi-
1111111 John Smith attended to the com-
auto-
Tel.
”Coal. fresh mined, screened
Harris & Gan: Co.
121.
Large numbers of hard shell crabs,
are being caught in \Vestport wutcrs"
according to reports of iishcrmtnq
Several local parties have made good
t,‘§:iit":§ :1-1'1'~r:11;111g as high as three:
dozen at a tide.
1'8.
TAN CHECK SHIRTS
with Collar to Match
$1.65
$35.00 Suits
$45.00 Suits'
$18.85
$22.85
.'- $6.00
$3.00
Linen Knickers \
GolfHose
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Norwallr $0.110er
——Buy your Victroxa at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
things until 8 p.111. .
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1. mnlvzu'do comp): 1i111'1l to tllCi
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'pnliu- 13::11 111:1 lz‘ltlHl had put her out
1?1- list night :7111lnske1l 1017'
11 p11}'11111.11 while 51": went to got ho-r
1111111. 5 1'111011111111 John Smith “um;
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to 111.1 ilOlli' . :1t 13 Laurel. 51' Get, with
llll,‘ girl.
-—P‘ull line' of Auto Accessories
won Kuhn.
many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Linton will be pleased to
burn that Mrs. Lavton has returnl-d
11131111 .11'-11,r having been eight weeks
111 hospital at Little-ton. N. I{.. where
5111: has been by reason of injuries re-
accident 1.11111 happened to'
28111 at the Profile Hons
Mountains .11111 is: 1111111111 11:
short timt.10 111111 rccmcr from sumc.
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—-Large size pea Coal.
Guns. ' Tel. 721.
Judge Nehemiah Cnndre. of the
firm of Keogh and Condo-1. who \Vifli
Mrs. Cundec has hcvn visiting for the
past month in San Francisco. Californ-
ia. Where he was iittcmlinj; the
American liar Association conve'ntioti,
111111 also the Knights 01' l‘yihius
(‘on'x't'ntinm going to ti!“ lotto-r 11:71
Pvprcscntutivo from Connecti. 111'. 17c,-
1121'111-11 to Norwulk 3'vs:~.~17vl11_'». :1n-l is
1.11:1: Welcomed home by His many
1‘1'icn1l:1,1o1l:1y.
MISS LEE \\'.-\.\'T.\' 'l“) TALK.
)liss Florence l'oliln.;111 ix".
7'.vl who is li\i111.:l
llr'idgwport. !
>~ vking lwl‘-
5117-11141.
First
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mission to illilliT' :1 1103111111]
hem on Saturday, both Hip
and Second districts.
'Mlss Leo is :1 candidate for Con-
gress 011 :111 llltlf‘pl'lillt'ill tick-l. 111171-
1'11111115 that she will l1:1~-— :7. 121211111"1'01'
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REPUBLICAN WOM EN
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MILFORD. Aug. 24.~—V\’omen here:
17:11.1 into the Republican ticket won a;
palm :wcuerdziy on ilieir demand that;
be given seats in the 101111 com-1
il‘i- \‘
11111?
51-1117,:11
that:
women 3111] 25 1111-11 and 1111» present;
101111 committee of]! act on the sug-
gestion by changing rules to coniorm.
AI :1 conlcrence uhich lasted
hours it was recommt’ndcd
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CHRISTMAS SEALS. CAMPAIGN.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 24.—-—.\ comerfi
once today decided that the Christ-
mas snals campaign in New Haven
next, Christmas will be under the Em-
ployes' Tuberculosis Relief Associa-
tion. instead of under 1119 American
ILegion and the Y-D Club as in the
last 1 wo 311:1 1's.
(ontrncled by anyone under my name.
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NOTICE.
I will not be responsible for any hillsi
WALLACE DASKAM.
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
WE specmuze IN N' E w
v o R K BANK AND TRUST
STOCKS.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS
Maples &’Gol(lschmidt
Telephone 153, 1544, 720
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average. in 37,,
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7-111'1sits $3 per n
' ‘1'! reach it in 27
' 7.7' $4 per week
1.:11‘9 it in 20
117 below the av-
11'1' out. {i regu-
1 plan to RISE
1H7) AVERAGE.
80.,i'llorwalk
Savings
Bank
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GUARD
\Vhile the Army sleeps, the
,Scntry watches. He walks
his beat. and knows that the
penalty for falling asleep is
death. While you sleep;
while you are busy else-
Wiie'i‘c, this bank doessentry
duty over your money.
THY
BANK
NATION 1 1. 1..
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South Norwalk, . Conn.
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:Harding will not press for immediate
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Harris & 1
1 found
1 time-s.
,n1u.~t carry the 1.:11in11 along
Vand he‘ll"? embodiment of its sober-
.feat
:Gteggu
. look after her brothers
the new committee consist of 171
1
(:1. l officer.
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
AVASHI'XGTON, Aug. 24.——President
consideration by Congress of the Ad-
ministration Ship Subsidy bill, believ-
ing that it would be better to postpone
action until “we can rivet the 'atten~‘
tion of Congress with a full attend-
ance." rather than “jeopardize its suc-
cess" by consideration under the pres—
ent circumstances.
The President's position was set
forth in a letter yesterday. to Repre-
sentatixe Mondcll, the Republican'
leader The Plesldvfli' expressed the
hope that Congress would take fav ox-
.71hle action on the bill “before it gets
too deep]; engaged in the pressing
1c 1141111011 which must be considered'
in the shoxt. session}
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Qualities Statesman Require.
The statesman. 111' today requires a!
'c0111preho:.slve :1 vision and as pro
:1 “isduiu those of former
with intcnscl‘ labor, and :1 for
wider rung:- 17f knowledge; 'hut he re-
quii'cs 11111111- gifts once scarcely need-
1'11: fur he i111< not only to decide what
0117,7111 in 1:12 1111110, 11nd the wisest way
to (111 11. 11111 he has to do it or as
much 1-1” it as he run, in the face of
11115111171115 “hlch would have baffled
31112111111. 111111 hefui'e which Chuthum
and “111111-10 might well have stood
(11:11:51. To he useful and great he
with him.
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A Little Imitator.
A tiny girl of live taken to a vaude-
ville show “as much impressed with
the veniriloquist. That evening while
saying her prurers she assed God to
and sisters and
to make her a good girl—then after
a brief pause. she “as heard to say.
sotto voce: "All right!"
cum.) 3.11111 1); pesoddns an!
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LONDON, Aug. :4.——Gll‘lfi r7‘7v11111'e
nxm'r opportunities for [tiny 1':;1':1§1‘1.-,_v
get and boys should share ”10111119410
tasks with girls, in the opini. :1 of 111::
\l'. H. Hamer. London's schm-i 117.141-
I'Ie has come. to the con-1
clusion that school girls ‘ 1111\1- 1110,
fuch work to do. and that in conse-i
quvnce they suffer more 11:1" boys
from defective vision, heart diva
anemia. and spinal curvature.
Ft“.
».
day evening fix
which
,recovered from her surprise
'Cnnnecticut avenue last night by State
. Policeman Frank Yirelli.
'1l1'iving ,an
.9“).
1 O‘clock for a hearing.
marriage of $1155 Rut
horne- 25 North Fairiield avenue, at
about thin ty, of h e 1:
friends gathered.
musical
mock marriage took place at 7.1 inch
moc kmarriage took place at whichf
After \fiss BroWn ‘
Dr'es‘s * {'Pri’cefs .
\[rs George Gregor} actEd as 1)1id€,_
Miss Hazel Brown being the groom,:
and Master Robert Browri acted as'
train bearei, Miss Frances \1 nine
being the clerg} man. The mock n];1r_
ridge “as enjoved xery much bv all.
causing a great deal of laughter. The
hostess received many beautiful {Furl
useful presents. Refreshments “ere
served. The guests departed at a late:
hour wishing the bride»to-1).. Incuh.
happiness and success for the minus
Judge John J. \Valsh of the Court
of Common Pleas 11nd 'Wiiliam J7 Han.—
lon of Tierneys street and Gemge zixc—
lnue, returned to borwalk Tuesday,
after spending several weeks in Ire-
land and England. Judge Walsh and
\Ir. Hanlon visited manv inlrrosling
cities and places in each of the two
countries. particularly in Irclund'
Both report an excellent v03 ago
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGowan of
\Vatertown, Conn.. have issued iiWitu—
tions for the wedding of their rl: nigh-
ter, Helen Cecelia, to Irving hands
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Campbell of Palmer. Mass. ’1111- (111..-:
mom; is to take place 0‘11 September
fourth. Mr. Campbell is the sun 01'
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Calnplucll of;
this city.
A mechanic's lien on property 01m-
ed bv \‘Villiam H Cole was tilt:- d \1 .th -
Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith mam--3
day.afternoon. The lien was 317-111er
by \V. A. Crockett against 17. ll. H1111-
nan. a contractor, who purchaswl ma-
terial from Crockett to erect :1 house
for Cole.
Mrs Hairy \V. Earle of 9" Iligh
street entertained at bridge 1111-] 1. :1 in
honor of her guest. Miss Doris 10mg
yesterday afternoon. There We”. sev-
‘ cral tables and appropriate prizcs \vcl‘o ,
social 1
awarded. It was a delightful
affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. hilwnrt 11 of
3 Mott avenue are to start on :1 trip to
Maine Saturday. They will make the
trip by boat and will he gonc ten
duvs.
Mrs. P. XV. Brooks, who has l111111 at 1
11 ill 3
.1" “is of-
18:111gatuck for a motor trip ior over
the .Rmal James for a few 11.1w,
111::1‘e todzu “1th 7111's. F. 1..
the week end.
Miss Helen McKeever,.o1‘ 4 Ridge
street. has returned to her home in
Mnmaroneck. N. Y., after sin 111l111g a
”two weeks' vacation in Norwalk.
.111ng 71nd Mrs.l\‘cheminl1(‘1mdee
returned from their trip to (7:, 11101-1112.
last night. 'l"l1e;, report 11 most do-
lightful time.
Mrs R P.K1~nnell_1 and son ll obert,
of- “7 Elm street have {mm 111 Brook-
1):), N. Y., to visit Mrs l-‘ilzgeiald for
a. few days. '
Bliss Maiy Kenneilv . 01‘, Elm sheet,
is spending her vacation in Mamaro-
neck, N Y.
;.'.\ R BUSTED F1 lR BECK-
LESS DRIVI\ G.
co, of New York city.
reckless driving on
Carmillo Cam-r
was arrested for
He was
automobile owned by
Mallalm) 'nlso of New York
at a rapii rate of speed when
taken into custoi), according to Ser-
geant Virelli.
lands of 3511 were fixed and the ac—
cused was to appear in the. uptown
city court next Monday morning at 9
Smalii
pP—p
than) 1.1315
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Hit. the-Bottom
It’s the final clean-ups'ile
ImportedG
Dress es.
The prices don’t even cbver
cost of the materials.
Values up to 315.00
Slip-Over
SWeaters
Light
popular new.
fashionable coitus.
All Sizes.
in gham and Refine
ammuw
weight Wool are mest
Our assortment includes all the
$1.98 $2.98
1.1
the
inn
th
ec
Men and Women.
J acoby s
The Home of Good Clothes for
dr
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' Prof.
Ancient Yucatan Relics
Air Chiclien-itza, in Yucatan; where
sinking well,
there is ' a sacred
sorts of beautiful sacrifices have
found embedded in the mud.'
necklaces, gold plates "and small
heavily studded with jade, sometimes
Containing human hearts. have
found in this Well,,says. the Detroit
The Maya Indians made these
News.
sacrifices when they wanted mi
11 blessing for their crops.
used to carve up the victims of
Vince, usually young women; have
110911
1.1rthern Yucatan probably use
<:1me language as the builders of the
ruins among which they live,
A. M. Tozzer, of Harvard
varsity.
~ Marriage Strenuous Ceremony.
Marriage is a strenuous ceremony
among the Wakikuyu tribe in East Af-
rica. The bridegroom, having
down the first; installment of ten goats
to his prospective fatlmnin-law, as
dowry, sends three of his friem
waylay the girl at a certain prean
He ‘cnrries her off to
ranged spot.
his mother’s hut. while she lights
and weeps continually.
eight days more.
remains away. The
takes place ten days later.
morning the bride‘s girl friends come
and make a great display of sorrow
«1n losmg their playmate.» They
for three days. during which period
“fheu they
husband
his ‘own hut. and the young '
touple settle down to married life.
they .Weep endlessly.
gone the play is over;
builds
the
Beautiful
gold knives that were undoubtedly
found. The Maya Indians of
After she has
been placed in the hut she weeps for
while her husband
actual marriage
58
all
been
Jade
Jars co
been
th
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sac-
also
the m
with the \ngi g t‘ 1' the i - 4
8:13: ploy . The victim 31 tahe lilo‘ggzihgfglfig ":Q
'I‘. Harr's, said he‘wa ‘t k 1‘" ti 7 ‘7 ' ‘ -
Missouri, Kansas ands Taexig 1112;093:513 NoM 5%)N'DégEST10N-
yards at Hillsboro and beaten with NOBONEEI' & EPS'A
wet ropes. .1 it 11
A railroad guar d at Rosenburg. gmgngCONsnPMION
paid
is to
without disclosing \v heic oi when the. strike in
session would take plucr
ported, unofficially,
Yale club, scene of yesterday's
dewelopi‘neats. again 117 Quid be the seat
_ of, negotiations. The exact status of
the renewtd
this morning somewhat clouded. Lnegotiations. -
Both the evec. itixes who confer-n11 \1: “7 H“ E: . Aug ILL-The N..Y
last night with the brotherhood men .3- H7 Tm} H. p R. statement today
and those who prepared to leaxe 1017 .533 that
their homes earlv in the evening unit- te' 101713131 “‘1“ the Shopmen’ s strike
ed in, asserting that the negotiations began and d1 mes claims said to have
were continued for the purpose of test- been me do ‘33 shopcrafts leader's.
suggesting the possibilitx of separate home coal cars
settlements. It was announced how :statement savs 1.hile on Aug. 19,
ever, that, any individual settlement‘last date {or which figures
Would haxe to be made in the light of axailahle.1here were 1,335 coal-
the understanding on seniority reach- in bad 0rd“.
ed at the general session of the iail— normal conumons it wag. said.
way executives.
leaders were quoted as a$erting that such freight (131.; in 1,3,]
the brotherhoods had not been an-
tlements.
made by L E. Sheppard. head of the of lailroads and the
conductors, when the mediators ap-
pearcd before the entire bodx (flex led at the Yale Cl 11b ,0, about, three
ufive, he uses ted that a: any sizeable
number of roads showed an inclina—
tion to accept the final propoeal of the 5'
brotheihoods, the,
' an" paicy. which precluded any but a
nation—wide agreement.
which the so-callcd minority coutin—E
ued late last night, Was ascribed to
two reasons:
a basis for settlement:
back all of the? strikers,
President Harding‘s last proposal con-
tained and which the strikers haxe
York peace conference still
today,
ters remained acute and disorders con—
tinued as the shopmen'
its fifty—fifth day.
chairman of striking shopmen.
two other men were arresred by State
Texas open port law
Ore" broke up a fight between guard—s
land strikers by firir'i‘g? :1. shot over the
heads of the combatants.
gum-11s was beaten badly in the fight.
. laced s nay pound 359‘
, amite under a strii' ; of boxcar:
on a siding :zt Berende.
NEW your; Aug. 24 (B? "rue
Assoc 1.11mi “17155) M 21 :oers of tlie
“Big Fi\'"c brothexhood group of r911!
ediators met. today, at ah
upicmn hotel, and then left hurriedly
or a at me co 111291ch with repre
sentatixes of the small group 01.1311
executives; xx'lwr, yesterday were ready
to take up .15 individ lat loads further
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(Continued from First Page}-
It “as 11: -
that. the f
11121301
“howmcr;
negotiations loin-din ed
its c0111 curs hate not
do:
En
0* the sinceritv of the mediators in July 1 the New Haven road had 1,343
in-bad order,
These figures represent
Referxing to boxcdrs
At the same time certain shopcratts says the Amv 12.11. 11
.he statement
10:: 11 had 9, 72,9
order on'
Julv 1. “bile on Aug. 111 there were
orizod to suggest any individum SPt- 9,358 in order a fiduction of 371 cars
1'NE\V YORK. Aug. 24 (Associated
This proposal it was “Portedv “’35 Press).~Represema1iics of a score
Big Five” br0<
1therhood chieis this morning conferr-
As quoted by one rail ex! 0— liOuiS on the possibility
separate agreements he een individé
1111 lines and tho‘r stri .ng 5110 e .
“life are still mediating.” saidpga:
ren S. Stone, spokesman for the. bro-
therhood men when the meeting 311- ‘
journcd at 1: 25 without announcing
Whether another session would 4343’
held today. 7 ‘ V M
The chief of the locomotive engic
neers declined fuither to (Matures Lb
meeting which was surmunde‘fi 353"
the utmost seared He hastened to
11163 Hotel Woodstock to conler with
leaders of the stationary crafts.
utives. of meeting ,
shopcrat‘ts wouldi
01) their “all for one and one for
The failure of a majority of the
ads to‘ participate in negotiations1
l—Their refusal to recognize the
niority demands of the strikers as
Z—Their refusal to consider taking
Oxford Museum 1':
a point, which Wndea 1379
The Ashmoleon museum at Oxford
was founded in 1679, and is the oldest
in England.
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.«S - EYOUR 5701311121:
nsistently demanded.
CHICAGO; Aug. '24. —W’ith the New
holding
e‘center of the railroad strike stage
situations at many railway cen—
s strike entered
At W'acoL Texas, R.‘ T., Campbell.
and
ngcrs charged with violation of the
in connection
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TO DINE WELL,
so well. in fact. that you will want to
patronize us again and again, we sug—
gest a visit to this restaurant for din- ,
Her. The spotless linen and silver and.» '
glassware, the faultless cooking and. ,
seivice, the quality of the food, will
surely please you.
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SAVOIAIRESTAURAN‘T, ' «'
54 South Main Street. , ‘
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South Norwalk.
, prices.
into this great sale at 15 to 30% discount/from prices flufi
vantage of this money 53mg opportuniti-
Offers Values Greater Than Eeer Before
Again this great home-furnishing institution demonstrates :
that high grade quality furniture can 'be sold at the lowest;
When you stop to consider that our entire stock' is thrown ,,
Were already the lowest, then you begin to have some eohcep
ticn of the importance of this wonderful opportunity.
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Norwalk Chronicler