. llOPROGRAll
“'3! (455 lotus)
mum Hall. Sm rut City
it rim—Baseball scores
,. m,—1\aily rrmrt ot the N. Y.
'4- Dept. of Mums and Markets.
p. m.—-l‘nrrn and Home reports
r. m,—Thc Magazine of \\'all
rut.
p, m.—Children's soon and
0,133, by Axnco Leonard.
71“ P. IL—MW topics.
m' B lit-43m x" York an.
harmonic ache-tn. at tho Luri-
IOhn stadium.
10:00 p. m.-Ramr
try talk.
10:15 p. rim—Recital by Nine. Hilton-
clla Beardsley. pianist.
10:55 p. m.——'I‘ime signals and weath-
er torocas
“‘J (405 Meters)
Aeolian “all. New York. City
(:13 p. m.—Concort by the Hotel
Plaza Tea Room orchestra. by db
reel wire from the Hotel Finn.
SPECIAL SALE ‘
For 10 Days
STARTING SATURDAY
ALL RELIABLE GOODS
MFN'S “‘ORKLVG SHOES .......
.‘I I‘N'fi “'ORKING PANTS . . . . . .
.‘llZN'S “'ORKING SHIRTS . . . . . .
Brother: liter
..............
)il;.\'s I‘NION SUITS ..........
snzx's slut SOCKS
uoa‘ ....... ..oaa.-oal
.......................... ..........--o'-
)IIZN'S DRESS SHIRTS. only a tow . . . ......... . .
l.. it “'. SHIRTS .................. . . . ........ . ............ $1.75
\ilZN'S ATLANTIC I'NDER“'F..~\R . . . . . . .
.‘IlIN'S DRESS SHOES, Value 87.00 . .
MIZN'S “'HITE CANVAS SHOES ..
SNEAKS
45c garment
....... .nno
....................
llOYS' ....................
.‘lliN'S $2.50 CAPS .
MEN'S PLAIN TOE \’I(‘[ K") SHOES . . . .
.‘lEN'S SPORT OXFORDS . ....... . . . .
. ~o nnnnn
no
Max Berger’s
South Norwalk
145 Washington Street
$:1$pn.—Mbymluo
on... 0! tin New York m
won (0“ m
mm D (3.. NM 3’. 3.
3:15 p. xxx—Roam“ from Little
Journey: to the Home: of the
Croat. by Elbert Hum
8:80 p. m.—Soloa by \\'illlm Daw-
son.
3:15 p. m.——\‘iolin ooloa by
Manna. Newark .V. J.
6:15 p. rim—Music.
6:80 p. m.—.\lan in the Moon Stories
tor the Children
7:00 p. xxx—Piano solo: by Maybelle
Com. of 0mm
7:25 p. sir—Baseball scores.
“‘GY (300 Meters) _
Gui. Etc-c. 00.. Selim-fly. N. Y.
5:00 p. m.—I‘roducc and stock mar-
ket quotations; news bulletins:
baseball results.
:50 p. m.—-Cluldren‘s program.
‘35 p. m.——Hoaltl\ talk. Stale
partment of Health.
:40 p. m.—-llnscl‘ll scores.
:45 p. m.—.\iusiral program.
“’EAF (402 Mum)
Amrricln To]. & Tel. Co. New York
&muel
Do-
-| av
_' a.
5:00 p. m.—Solos by Ema Sioinwny.
5:15 p. m.—-Piuno recital by Harry
Roberts
7:30 p. nl.—Tho Quality or interest.
Moxie .\'. Puln‘hild. supervisor of
Home Study Couraea in English at
Columbia university.
7:45 p. m.-—ls it For or \\'|ih the
Boy. by Dr. A. A. l‘tanstiohl.
8:00 p. m.-—Reciml by Adele
Rankin. soprano.
Lu to
8:15 p. m.-——l‘iuno solo: by Gustav»;
L. lleckar.
5:30 p. ny—lnacct Hows. by Dr.
Frank E. Lutz.
5:45 p. m.-—~llnnro music by the ar-
iginnl Crescent Nclody l-‘lrv orches-
lrn.
9:00 p. m.—Rccimi by
Rankin. soprano.
Adrlo Ll"!
9:05 |\. m.-——l’lano solos by Gustave
1.. Becker.
9:20 p.11L—llociinl by Adele Luis
llnnkln.
9:35- p. tu.——-'Dnncc music by tho 0r-
ixlnnl Croscvnt Moloxly Pho or~
vlloslrn.
KIDKA (320 Meters)
“'ostinglmusr I'lln‘trlt- & .‘it‘n’. ('0..
Earl Pittsburgh. l'n.
5:0" p. m.—Ilnsll\ull scorva.
3:15 p. m.—Dimwr concert by Grand
Symphony m-t-lwsiru.
6:00 p. m.—-—llusoimll scores.
concert continuml.
6:30 p. Ill.—-Sl\l'i‘ii|l l-‘nrm program.
7:45 p. m.—\‘is|l to tho Lililu l-‘olkn
by the Droumtimn Lolly.
7:00 p. m.——Conccrt lvy 1'2. Pnullno
Keys. pianist and nt‘cnmpnuinl:
Chnrles “'yllls Ilnll. tonor; Loo
Kruzcok. violin.
8:45 p. m.—luucball scorrs.
roports.
9:55 p. m.-—A-rllngton time signals.
llinnrr
Market.
Fugitive From Local Sani-
tarium, Now Selling
Coal, Tells of Es-
C890
CHICAGO. July Elm—Major Draper
. 5.
mm” Remnant mama
have unwound B. ‘1‘. W‘
ao‘a-imlaw. John Romney moat N.
in the heart of the beauty.
"I only knew thei‘po'or girl at a
friend. and {or only a short time.“ he
said. "After I was dragged into that
moss I was upset. “men I Went to
Stamford Sanitarium I thought I m
to he in them only for two weeks. I
found it would be from six month! to
a year. I couldn't stand it. It was
like bring in jail. So I determined to
Irvt away. I managed to get a letter
out to friends in New York. The“
draw: to the oanliarium in a motor
M. Daugherty. son of l‘niied slali’.‘_lmr'
Aitomoy-Goneral Daughrrty. who find
from Stamford Hall Sanliorium in
Connecticut June 17. is not
He declares he. won‘t 80-
He has been sought hy detectives.
all over the country. ’
Major Daugherty slmwmi little cyl-
denco of the lroubls n‘hivh rausod his
wile to have him commiitr-l to a ran-
iinrium. lie smilimzly mlmiticd hi:~
identity “‘llt‘ll round lixlng nlouc in a
suite at a North Sido lmivl.
Ile said ho had had no corrospon»
deuce with his wife or father sinrr
his dimmumauro.
lie doniml roporu circulated at tho
time of his mun-“w from lllo Kantian
ium that a woman had assisted him
He intonds to nlukv Chicago his prr-
manont home and has lwrn rmployml
for a month as n salosman lsy Th:
\"u’ldo Coal Company in llm licdrm‘tl
Building.
"1 came here to [not a trrsh start-u
to Work—and I am working." said lw
"I thought ponplo would forgot mo of.
tor the oxrlimnvnt of my gutting
away.
“I tool that ii is up to mn alone in
make a, surross. and l mu l‘l‘l‘illlll
whvn my family is Cl‘ll\’iilvmi that l
have done so. illoy will lm Kind to tur-
gct tho lrouhlo l have cuusml."
Major Dannhvriy said ”to 1m? ll-‘ilv
ho rm‘oiu‘tl in tho "l‘ni" Kim: munivr
case in New York "knnvkmi him in
Now Is the Time
for Bedding Plants
lionullry tlm ground: nlmui yuur
proporty with “vii llmnvn lw.l.lén-.
plants. Mo't'kvl. lho l-‘lurisl. run cull
ply «‘hnlvo luwitliny. plum.- and lu‘tlilm'z
altit‘k ni' nll kinds. Many [nlks urn
smitlln: m lllt‘li' “luuluw lunos ni flll'.
lime in lh'IVI‘ the Hum,- l‘lllnl will» In .1.
(ling plnnin nml In this runnvrtlun ihm
osinhllshmrnl run Im at gr-‘nl Fi‘l\ll-
in tho. nuggosiiuu null nrrnmtvmrui of
tho nnniv. ll‘rr‘sh llnwvrs for rwr‘ry Ur-
canton nr:1 nlwuys lwrv. Sinu- lumlml
at H \‘i'nslllnztnn sirm‘l. l‘hnnu lliTJ.
Grrenhnusv‘s. me You Zuntlt Fli‘ll‘l.
Phone aunt—Adv.
n ,n.n,ao,u,n_sn_npr,n n,
'n'u Iain-intuition at
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“HIGH IN QUALITY, LOW m PRICE" ‘
. JULY sun
SALE ,
Starting
THE EVENT OF MANY YEARS
There have been sales and sales for months,
but we honestly believe that this city hasn't
seen such an event as this in years.
has there been such tremendous, sweeping
reductions—never before has quality been
maintained so zealously. and never before
has the merchandise been so desirable.
Three interesting groups await your inspec-
tion.
517 .95 $21.95 $24.95
Fine Merchandise—Low Prices-—
Definite Savings
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Tomorrowr
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Never
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worried .
today about going back to Stamford.“
“\Vhen I was walking with an at-
lrndant on the edge of the groundd
the morning of June 17 the car mung
up the road and I made a dash for it.
breaking away from the attendant.
We dmw to Albany. and I stopped at
a hotel there undor an assumed name.
l have usmi six names to escape do-
tooth-cs. I stayr‘d in Alhamy two days
and came dirvrt to Chicago."
ROW AT MANILA
PUT to HARDING
\\‘.\SlllXGT()-\’. Jul; 20,—l-‘inal ao-
iiou in \Vashington in connection with
tho. incident in Manila. which reeultvd
in tho resignation of the Philippine
Cabinet and Counull of State in protest
against the; pollvins of Governor Gen-
rrztl “bud. “ill await the reimn of
l‘msldvut Harding irom h" Alaekan
trip.
Rnpnris roarue-l Sum-Mary “‘9ek!
tmlny from (lonrral \\‘00d and from
Manuol Qummn. I‘rt‘llih‘ of the Phil-
ipplno S-‘imlr‘. soiling forth both side!
of tho vnnirntnrsy.
it “as indlvalr-l that further ulataila
“mild lm nkal both from the (lover-
nur ilvnvml null from Mr. Quezon. and
that who" all :ivnllablo information is
at llttlhl ihn mm! will ho loft in the
|wl‘.kuu:ll rousillrraiiou of the Pro-Ii-
‘lrui.
'I‘lw t«-\i nr inn rnblegrnmn soul to
.‘s‘vvrrimy \\'(‘"lill “as not nimln pulillv.
lIui it was utt-lvlsiou-l lllny prononivd
ihu uliilvrvm‘n nt \Ivus lurlwnon the
ilmvruur limwmi and the native om-
vlnls on tho llwi‘inl‘ point of the pow-
ms of tho llunmllnl' (h‘nel‘nl.
Examination of tho icgnl I‘m-in to.
tho m‘iivn iakvn luv (lvnrrnl \\'uml in
it- in'nluilnsz liny Conley. Hm‘roi For—
\i«~n ngvni, without rclerom‘n to the
“when at tho i‘hlllppino Calllnnt om-
rrr wlm was tlm immodlnin superior
0f tho ncrili. ims rnnvlnrotl \\’ar
lh'pniimrni nillt‘lnls that thorn in not
any lrnnnillllllfl lunch: for the claim lly
Mr Qurznn nml his associates that
Iirnrrnl “’li rxrcewled lll! legal pow-
vrs.
ii. is nnsumr-l that n‘lwn iii! can. i!
finally mosnnlml in l‘rrsldnnl Harding
n “ill hr nt‘t‘nlliimnlml i‘y rnrommvnd-
nilmu: from Hvrrvlnry \"uokl. hast-(l on
Ilm illlxliilizs nr iha \Var hnpnrinwnl
onlvinln “‘Im lmvo jurlsvllvilnn in aurh
mnliwrs. 'l‘lm .K'rvl-Plary airs-arty. has
llnzill‘l n Illllly for 1m,- purposo ot pre-
pnilnz llll'll row-muwndations.
A mlxlml sinicmrni from the Comm-
Innlnn of lmlnrwmlnnca at Manila to
ilw l'hlllppinn l‘rrsn llureau hnro. If-
irr lv‘\lnwll‘g ihn circumstances
lmmmlinioly surrounding the walkout
nr ilm nmvinls. told of a. difference of
nplnlnh lmiwm‘n (lnvernnr Cipher-oi
\Vnml nnvl tlm (\Mi'lnll ovdr ihe quor—
Iion or ulrllnqurni Inn'l tax payments.
3 . .
ollr. (alvm to Speak
1 Here Next Monday
I
of New York
Dr. D. lmiall i‘nlvin,
xiv. author. historian and political
i‘v‘ivniisl. will spook at the Norwnlk
‘lvlllmllsi liplsropnl church. Monday.
.lulv 3”. at 3 and 8 o‘t‘lm-k.
3 llr .rtnlvin. who in National legit»
5 lnilx'n svuwrinlvnvlvnt, of the Flying
9 Sqllnrlrnn fuuntlntinn. was at the hnad
Of the (‘nlll-zinta prohibition move-
nwn' for slxibon you".
Following his afternoon addross at
the (-hnrrh he will hold a law en;
tnrr‘nnwni confer-once in whirh he will
lily-trusts tho nnmssitv n! a. law to en-
rnn-n the» national prohibition amend—
nmnt.
ills-.5 (intrudn ’l‘nrlov of Grave
slrwi, was avisilor in New York
rily ynsit-rday.
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u u- u up... .5 {log-of. up {capo-upon; [copay outlays-um II_
MEN'S nnms stunts M'rzs's warn: oxrgt'n
An um. um col- 75 00mm ATTACHED -
on. Value $1.25 ” c SHIRTS $1 50 :5
Each ........ I
m 51.00 W33; 3
1th.}: .5121me ITNION rm $1.65 '
'.-.'....: 7.. ........ 55c 33:25:25? 53.35 E
MEN'S 11."; mute-rm- .
' Value 401: ........ 25¢ DFADMS _ $1 95 g
I] ._._;__________ L510! sun - u
. )1 ms sum salt
3 ‘" mm 50 1133's rumns '
f‘ P." ..._........ c ”from $1 19 4.
g. fgfié’km‘ts WORE— At ......... . . o :
g: Value 091: ..... . . . 5°C 23:»); to“? s11 .85 1
it :mnanduuuags $1 mom was. i
{I fl.“ “w ms .. 52.50 i
I.- warm :
i: ,3 . .. $1.00 3
(I Tim: ovum; Jun
Tabs 5”.
u mucu-nuuov-vu
a L ‘Zl‘V‘l - '\ $33.30.“: w 2‘.
The dallglllPT. moi-her. and grand-
mother have all proved ’Irom personal
F experience tho remarkable strengthen«
} in; and tonic proportles of Lydia. E.
I'lnkhnm‘p Vogniabls Compound in
overcoming the ills of women. It. was
first. marle from roots and herbs in
1873 by Lydia E. Pinkham ot Lynn.
Mass, for hot neighbors and friends.
its tome has spread from shore to
shore until it. is now looked upon try
women everywhere as the stondard
remedy for woman“: ills. It has been
prove-d that it. benefits 98 out of every
100 wamsn who try it, which is a mat-
velous record tdr any remedy to hold.
—Adv.
FRENCH
l CLOCKS
I: W a! fraud:
padlock: 3 Specialty.
Special Order Wtkk
0:24:12 sod ”my
BEADS
01mm!“
.. .. Li ;__ Mm
0 mum to3
landfall“ £057
SitudoouatSo’ciock, SummggvM
July Sale
Remarkable Reductions in China
Haviland China, one hundred piece dinner set.-
Floral border pattern in blue and green. Coin
gold handles.
Regular price $05.00 Sale Price $75.00
Haviland China, one hundred piece set. Pink spray
pattern. Stippled gold handles.
Regular price $66.00 Sale Price $50.00
Umogea China, one hundred piece dinner set.
Border pattern in tan and black set with rose
medallions. Coin gold handles.
Regular price $94.00 Sale Price $60.00
Englloh Porceloln blue border pattern set. One hun;
dred pieces. Medallions in tan color.
Regular price $43.00 Sale Price $35.00
'Amerioan Porcelain Set, “2 pieces. Gold handles.
Border pattern with pink roses.
Regular price $50.00 Sale Price $35.00
American Porcelain, 1i: piece set. Wide green bor-
der with pink roses and grfin linden edges and
handles.
Regular price $45.75 Sale Price $35.00
American Porcelain, 112 piece set decorated with
pink sprays.
Regular price $27.50
Sale Price $21.00
Main floor.
Mitts and Gloves
,l'ho sale offers a splendid chance at a bargain
Newport Silk Mitts in plain colors. al<0 with
Contrasting edges new this season. Were 32.50 .
Now $1.95 a pr.
Silk Gloves, novelty cfiecls in black, gray and
while. Were it i .69 Now $1.29 a pr.
NOVelty Fabric Glam ln gauntlet style.
. At 31.39 a pr.
Silk and Fabric Gloves in white and Colors.
Some of them were $1.50 Now 79 etc. a pr.
Main floor.
Bath T:blets
Uudu, p a c k e d
.velve in a box.
60cm
Very refreshing, also
a good skin tonic.
Toilet. Swilon.
lain floor.
Vestee Sets
Organdie and crossc
bar, plain or lace trim-
med.
Special, 89 cu.
Net‘kwear §eellon,
Main flour. .
Men's Wear
Shirts in dimlty cord
and end and end cloth,
plain colors with col.
lars to match. Waverly
make.
$1.59 each
Athletic Union Suit:
of fancy madras. Sizes
36 to 44. _
Special Sale PM ,
95 cts.
main floor:
Hand Bags
Assorted leathers, all '
with inside change
compartments and out:
Announcement
We have made ar—
rangements with Eliza-
beth Arden to send to
us one of her young
ladies who is an expert
on skin conditions.
Miss McAllistcr will
be here on Friday and
Saturday of this week
and will be glad to talk
with any person who
may wish to consult
her in our store.
’ fibril-lust
9: m... Skin
Pup-ration.
l
side back pockets. lrr
black only.
$2.79
Leather Section.
“all: m.
Tin Pails
Heavy tin, flaring
top a handy household
all and also good for
ry pickers. in 6, 8
and 10 qt. sizes. We“.
30 to 40 cts.
[my size in the Sale,
‘ 1.9 an;
Norwalk Chronicler