' Education to lNr‘ livid lll'xl Tuesday
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"gums.” new " , 6001382 'r
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‘ E. 'K— BANKS
DRY GOODS cross
Under Mshsckemo Hotel
”45-47 VrWest Washington Street
'3:
JOSEPH DAVIS .
elitism/VGTON. Smear
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voile-Iriltv! ln- “
no; platoon: loo.
‘v.’ IAIQAM‘
'-.~:e You Seen the New
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' BERKELEY Combat Train will drill this evening
GafiNILDINE KNITTED and every Thursday evening for the
balance of the season.
{INCHANDS ?
$3.50 $3.00 $3.50 -—Harris & Guns. That's all.
Other New Neckwear
$1.00 $1.50 '
New Fall Clothing
Examinations will be held at; the
Franklin school tomorrow from 9 to
ill. ‘
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;
——Buy your Victims. at Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
2 The South Norwalk Public Libraryl
‘u’ill close tonight until further notice.
on account of interior decorations now
being done there.
-Harris & Gans. That's all.
° I
Rev. E. l“. McGregor of the Norwalk l
church has retllrnedl
a four weeks'
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l Congregational
lhomc after enjoying :
' Cruise on the “Elsie" us the guest of
Charles and l’crcy Mead. During the
four “’(‘t‘k5. the hoatstopped at. Block
lisland. Marinas Vineyard and other
1 places.
" "'“l‘ first quarterly conference of the
i-:. church will he held tonight.
William H. “yard will have
an» of the conic relic“.
wily sized :Ilmppo-rs have started
-: in the Nurwalk liul‘llol‘. Some
fish average live ullvl six to a‘
-—For real painless extraction go to‘
Dr. Deitz. 47 South Main street.
State Police Officer Joseph Colucci,
-—----— of Stamford arrested John Guliancg
“ar the new Victor Records for , yesterday afternoon for d‘riving‘afi au—
- Amber at the A. J. Collins C0. ltomobile without a driver's license nor
W ,a car certificate. In the uptown City
tmlehaker automobile owned by icourt this morning ,1"ng Nehemiah
ty.
was stolen t’rolll Stamford last as Guugmo produced both licenses.
according to a report made to'.
"lurwalk pollc“.
“Harris & Gans. That's all.
f
l
vash register was stolen DOING?“ l
l 7 o'clock yesterday afternoon‘
the headquarters of the Colum-
l"ltizens league in the Central
Monday will be Labor Day. There
will be a full moon on the 6th. The
filth will be known as the 108th all—;
lniversary of the writing of "The Star
:Spangk-ll Banner." The 17th will he
Better Service
Boys’
Clothes
$7.85 to $20
All our» Suits have
Two Pairs of Knickbockers
The start of the school your
calls for new Clothes and here
are Boys’ headquarters, randy
for a season of renewed actin-
. Fall ushers in the finest and
l most serviceable stock of Boys'
; Clothing in our history—
; Clothes made to our exacting
orders for your exacting Boy.
Values, we are sure, are more
attractive than ever.
.‘1 company hall. “‘all street.
W title 51“.“th rszlry of 1b.; adoption of.
lthe I‘. 3. Constitution in 1787. There‘
will lu- 3 "PW moon on the 20th. The
‘3er will he the first (in:- of autumn
,‘zmll will also lie the Jewish New Year.
Eycar 5623. The moon will he in first,
importance luuartvr on'tllo 27th.
—3m Batteries recharged
. Kuhn. I Railroad Ave.
At the regular melting: of the Board
. 'lt. several math-rs nt'
toe considered. it is expects”! that
Norwalk 3
Rogers 69’ Stevens
, 80. Normal]:
I~ Will be protests against the
C. B. Stone of the Bureau of
Mines in Washington Re-
marks on Situation—How
to‘Get Coal Here—{30“-
gressman, Co - operate—
Conditions No W o r s e
Than in Other States, De-
. elated. ‘ ~ -
HARTFORD, Aug. 31.—-The coal sit-
uation in Connecticut is no
acute than it is in any other State.
according to a special dispatch from
Washington. This is the unpression
one gets tram consulting Federal
authorities. "You will be able to get
bituminous coal in Connecticut" said
.8. B. Stone of the bureau of mines,
who is actingos sort. of press repre-
.sentative for the production and dis-
tribution authorities, “but you have
been used to anthracite coal for do-
mestic purposes and you are not going
to get that. Even it the anthracite
’people get together with the miners
i'within a few days. there is a great deal
jot production still to be made up."
, Some States according to Mr, Stone,
:have ‘practically underwritten the pur—
chase of coal and it is being consigned
,directly to the coal administrator. as
‘forty thousands of tons were con-
lslgned only Friday to the xew York
‘coal administrators. but whether or
inot Thomas W. Rumlt of Connecti-
Icut will want to go that far remains ~
to be seen. The banks. in collaboration
with the State. would underwrite the
purchase. and then it could be sold at
cost plus transportation by Russell to
lthe local consumer in Connecticut.
FORD TECHNICAL
LABORATORIES
INC. COMES HERE
(Continued from Fist Page)
The property which was purchased
was owned by William G. Ausst-nhof-
er, and consists of two lots and build-
ings. located on the east Side of
\Vater streét. There is considerable
1 ground for additional buildings.
lshould the business grow to such an
more .
spent Monday evening in Danbury.
visiting with Mrs. Frank J. Kelly, 4
ll‘airfield avenue.
Danbury. on Monday evening.
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- .L WILLLursquvnn.
hires Graduates Moreen-2 by Rev. 8. J.
._: j Evens in Stamford. ' . _
Miss Dorothy Dancer, daughter of.
Mrs. unlev’l‘. Danvel- of alenbr’ook.
and - lton ‘Williams, son of Mr- and
Mrs. W'. T. Williams of Revere. Mass,
Rev. S. J. Evers. The ceremony was
of the bride. which served as a pretty
background and ‘was prettily decor?
ated. ‘ 2 '
Both bride and groo'm are graduates
were married in Stamford Tuesday._b¥ 7
performed on the porch of thehome’ .
.GROWDERK .3330 7 cm
HAVANA. Aug. 31:"
Prmy).-An ultimatum was delivered
to President Zayas and the Cuban
Congress yesterdayjly Gen; Enoch H.
Crowder, personal representative in
Cuba of President Harding, that un-
ht‘ Tufts College. Mrs. \Villiams was a
The groom has been teaching in the]
Norwallt Junior High school.
the couple left on a short trip. Upon ‘
their return, they will make their
home at Glenbrook.
The marriage or Miss Dorothy
Frances Crosby. daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Francis D. Crosby, of Seaview
avenue, East Norwalk, and James A!-
bert Gilmore, will
Saturday. September 2nd. The couple
will make their residence _in Bridge-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Ambler, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler and Mrs.
Smalley of Chicago, were guests this
week or Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thomp—
som at their cottage at Bantum Lake.
Mrs. Wilbur Hemmons and daugh-
ters Agnes and Florence. of Spring_
street. have returned to their home"
after spending a few weeks with
friends and relatives l‘n Seaford, Del.
Mrs. Merritt Ives entertained a par-
ty of friends , at her home on Straw-
berry Hill yesterday at auction bridge
and tea.
Mrs. Harry Earle poured.
Miss Bertha E. Vadas of 8 Edlie
avenue is enjoying a weeks vacation
at the home of Miss Rose Vaast of
The Bronx, New York city.
Mrs. Isabelle Slur-gas and daughter
Beatrice, of 88 North Main street.
Miss Madge Miller. of Brooklyn. is
Fred Scofleld, J a. was a visitor in
= extent.
. 33%.?
The purchase price of the property 2
,was approximately 325.000, and the’
NOTICE. i
From this date 1 will not be respon.l
- i sible for any debt contracted by my'
5: stealing fruit on Seuview ave- . wifev Winifred smusom
first Norwalk. Were reported ti):sigrled:
z“
‘lwning of the school hours. i
)
:zirl lust night that lil'f‘ SU‘P'lCity lizzll.
it‘ul llvr (Hill drow lll'r fromf’l‘nwn convention. this (l\*(lx)illg‘ forlorn (list
4 organization. 'l'
l EDMUND E. cnown, ‘mvvs
‘ ‘ ’3‘ "2”" ” ""- Gregory ”011k"? Chairman 'l‘own Committee. ‘1“9‘0" a
.gmnwl to the police lust. __ .... ...__ ..
2:2: lights there.
' Weill into it.
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GENEVA, Aug. 31 (Associated
’ - —-— f e Lea e of
line of Accessories I rcss). The Council 0 th gu
Kuhn. discussion of the status of the holy.in
~: nit-baker touring car. 1921
til-longing to Sidney Martin of
must street, Stamford. was re-
2. ll stolen fromthat city lust night
planned to take up the
F0 r‘ No rwalk and
riots. The temperatu
about normal in t
nd New England.
vicinity:
Weathgr Forecast
Fair
Mire last night and Patrolman l ANDREWv SLAUSON. r weather and moderate temperature to-
Roberts investigated the com-. -———-— inlght and Friday: gentle variable
' ——.\'OTI(‘IC. '\\'llllls. The pressure is high east of
I The newly elected members of me‘the diississippi river and low from the
roller are investigating a r“--Repulllican Town c()111n]i‘t(.t.:lr()'}lcre_ hllsslssmpi river westward to the
.ri.- to m: m l--.* .‘l. ninl —}'l-.lr-()l(l ? m. “01mm; m "1014 in the Court room. 2 Rocky Mountains. Light. scattered
following adjournment or,sh0“'t'rs are reported from the west-
re ls ris-
ling in the Mississippi Valley. but con-
he Lake
2...} W” ”1”“ “"‘”‘ in_:L()Rl) clzcrus PLAN .u'rnonznlrwo TUBE TRAIN IN
REAR~END COLLISION
The
accident com d the” t
Manhattan ’l‘ransfer‘ pany an "r exper
Jl‘: {SKY CITY. N. J" Aug. 3l.——-
Nations this afternoon will finish “Sl'l‘wenty persons were injured, t0d83'.
a rear-end collision between in thei H r ‘3" ts
Places in Palestine. afttr which it is‘im’“ "all”? 0" ”10 Hudson and Man— g r ne 0 pro '0 '
letter from illattan Railroad.
('hanr-wllnr Sz-lpl'l of Austria. appeal- "HT"? l""“"(‘“" .
lug: for Hill. which was l'o-l'lzl‘rcd to the Am. Summit “V‘m'w Stat'0”-
cc-
l
'passed. ..
machinery and equipment. which was"
also sold, brought approximau-ly 315’- ;
not) more, making a total purchase;
price of approximately $40,000, 5
The Ford Technical Laboratories. :
,Inc.. is a corporation existing under
the laws of Delaware. with its princi-
pal offices in qu York oily.
A force of men was at work at the
property this morning and it 15 lmpml
that the business will start up by next
week. The deeds were passwl yester-
day and were received for l‘l'COl‘ll to-
day.
N. Y. BANK STOCKS
WE SPECIALIZE IN N E W
Y O R K BANK AND TRUST
STOCKS.
ASK US FOR QUOTATIONS
.-... on-..“
Maples & Goldschmidt
Telephone 158, 1544, 720
Officials of the company. including
Vice-President 14M. \Yinci‘esler. were
in Norwalk yesterday. looking the:
property over before the papers were '
The company officials expressed
themselves as being highly satisfied
two '
"lit. 8:30 O'ClOl‘k. The rs' HIHJlOn
unborn wen» Connm-timmun—Wham——
22.
In order to me»! court judgments,
.-~ straw facturx' llwutwl lll “litlT
l ~t. Second district. .‘illll nwrull by
music; Itrotllnvrz. i. tn m. :l-lI-rinll-
to lll" high-gr l'lllll'l'. ll? 2
'3»: tomorrow "tr-rnfvrr‘t. ln-lnlly
livlward l5. 1" vizh 3.- has I hurze
auction.
Mr summer colds and
cough use
. P. C. Cold Tabs, and
.. l’. White Pine and Tar
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S’l'i «‘JSON-POWELL'
CORP.
(lj'JllCil Ely lllt’ allied siult'snll‘ll at their“
rw out conference. in London.
lull'll {olzrrt (.‘dcil's plan
thlurlitl agrm-mo’lllts
[nu-t.» l‘m' mutual guarantees of sccuri— 3
ts tillll simuitunvous reduction Of ar-l
moments. was approved today by the
l."3g‘ll“ of Nations' subcommittee: l
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REPUBLICAN T0\\'.V CONVENTION‘
TO MEET.
for?
The :cpublican Town Convention
is; to he held at 8 o'clock (D. T.) at
the Council chambers. City hall. this:
f‘l'f'llllll; when the delegates from the
various wards. chosen at Tuesday
night's primaries. will choose dole—l
gates to the Republican State. Con-l
greasional. Senatorial. County and:
Probate conventions. 3
Following the adjournment of theg
convention. there will be a meeting of;
the Town Committee in, the court
robin for organization. “At this time,
a chairman, who will succeed Edmund ‘5
E. Crowe. as chairman of the com-
Esmltll Norwalk.
mittee will be chosen.
Some of the injured were brought
0 this city. where they wen: con-
veyed in ambulances to hospitals.
, .. . . . (\‘Conneil
. 2 . hi ht of the injured were takel t the. ‘
ox contmcntull g 0"; i; an ago. his heart in compliance with his
City ll'osroltal in Nevi’ark.
unconscious condition. IWlsh. was embaimed and taken to;
Both trains ware bound {or New Rome. while his body was 11:19er _
York. in Ireland. ~ - . ‘9
with the many advantages Nor-walk
has to offer to a concern manufactur-
About ten of the otficials of the:
employees 3
will come to Norwalk and make their
home here.
the Irish patriot
died.
\Vhen Daniel
seventy-five years
Intentions
The road to a certain
. unpleasant place is said to
be paved with goodreso-
teacher in the Bridgeport High school. i "‘
Immediately after the ceremony.l j
take place on; 2. '
Mrs. Eric Harstrom and '
And every mother will want
her little girl to look her
best. Our timely showing of
new Fall Dresses will solve
the question. Ginghams in
bright, cheerful plaids and
pretty color ‘combinations
With many new and youthful
features have been intro-
duced.
$1.98 to $2.98
All Sizes-47mm 6 to 14 Years.
{Associated ’
7 erillg “his ultimatum.
“‘85 Congress before 32.77:.
the live measures ire h: .2; suggested for
the purification of the Administration
he will abandon his I‘.i;~‘$i0n to Culod
and submit afinai r‘rpt t to the wash
iugtou Government. pr lserially it neon '
canary.
No tin-cat of American intervention
was made ‘ily Gen. Crowdcr in dellva
, ,
ma
They’re made goo and sub
stantial lo gland the hard
wear and ill: sort that ap-
peal to his pride.
‘ ‘chuiar Fellow. ’
A
u
They come in all the new
F all weaves and smart color
combinations as well as plain
colors. Sizes 6 to 18. ‘
Each Suit has an extra
Pair of Pants.
$7.98 t9$12§8
12.14 No. Main St.
“THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES”
v."—
/—v
lotions. The most dan-
gerous thing in the world
is to keep making resolu-
tions that you don’t adopt.
Don ’t resolve to start
your savings account to—
day, but do it.” Let" us
serve you.
THE CITY '
NATIONAL BANI;
of
5032 1' Ficus!
/4Ljr . 7 1.
. IN LO VEST
an. ottoman
W, 1. insult-1N s'
Lamar! Yo
warm :3
g The Textiie Store . : A
136 Washington St. 2 3 South Nona“:
l
8&1:th Conn.
any amount up
;-.‘ Ff
Me" 8“ ””8. President.
n:
Ti be credited from Sept. Isl; on all money;
his bank on or before Sept. 5th. .
30. Norwalk Savings Bank , ’
George L. Woodward. Treasurer.
opzn‘uouom meat."
to. $5,000 are invited and ‘
was new. Vluci’resldent .
This oi
last 112.23
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4.
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But Still. an:
Ewary pay
much 22:
can? 4.:
this?
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portion
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Themanwhogehshwdisthe onewhOdspomngliini-Iy
of biweekly pay. Don’t. spend it all. ‘
Bea. mud deposit in 2 f
r19 g0: 28
l pander
t.
f.
a, .
Days with - (what. .e vs; r
2 ' amount you.” can spare. ‘
first sank unsel- the Bridge
fDon’t Be ‘
Afraid
toyslart a Bank Account
with a Small Sum !
4- WE KNOW" —
that small accounts have
a way of growing 1
Many of our Big Ac-
counts today started with ,
less than One Hundred
Dollars. '
it
* School Opens Sept. 5th
should please.
They are priced reasonably and every pair is built to stand the
hard usage of Boys and Girls at play. '
PRICED room $2.50 T0 $5.50.
Couneally 65’. Bracken * if ' '
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Store OpeWSaturday Evenings.
x
’ ’ Our Mid-Summer sale
'7 Offer; Values Greater ;.Than Ever Before
Come in (3 before” Labor
Again this great homefurnishing institution demonstrates
that. high grade quality furniture can be sold at the lowest.
prices. ' " 2 2
_ .- - When you stop to eensiderthat our entire stock is thrown 7
' into this great sale at .15 to 30% discount from mm
were already the lowestgihen you begin to have. some concep-
'" n of the importance of this Wonderful opporhmity. '
\ ' V,“ ion Washington St;
. ' Come as soon £18,903?le if you would Wish to take ad—g
xventage of this money sayinglopportunity. , .2 '
Norwalk Chronicler