1.
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t Taken as Indica-
g‘on Jury is to Re-
pnrt
‘ ‘\' :6.—One indict-
.MmI to be votml
. .II. t," tomorrow by
' ‘ ..- :ni Jury. which
avlv has been in-
' l'ntvrs slaying
, :» 4- .\tnrncy-Gen-
.. . z ;- an indictment
“-1119: people who
. \' lth conspir-
I r Justice.
in which the
-' house agrees
\‘Lml with the
- ‘u-rs. So far
ilr‘ltinn ill to
‘ “TH he one or
tro'ly a man-
f" K
i'
3 l l‘Tll‘r.
- '. ut'cmpts to
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< \\'nrr1_tcstt.’7
l’.‘.' ntluntions
l~fu this calm.
in ln'lll‘i"d
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'Ht‘n with
. w others In-
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u \V-mi lawyers.
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it he is in-I
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w . ' in minute search I
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g r— ‘ - «Hun and (0
a“ ‘ ' ' v I l‘.’ rosuli. (ID-
.x' ' ‘ l must) yesterday
u" " week. Hil pres:
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IcllESTER’s‘ PILLS
in” m \ uanlDl’llllAND."
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192 W .,.ington at-
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GRAND OPENING
—1 Ir—
‘Erlitmiy's Bargain
i‘Vc wl ivul
Al 'i "E
d:-~
v.
«1'
".xrfiing value-“Vin.
1‘33 : H n seen in this town
‘7'! “l m starts today at D
“T ' . mil Outlet store. e
"4' m of choice lines o:
”a"? ‘- " nslsting of house-
'i' in". personal wear re-
“.‘I Fixing been pure
"W from a large whole-
h°""' Flhciaily for this ‘10
V w
u.
7"I‘Mns have been get-g
.rmlnx the Ito" into I
‘4 0! bargains. which the!
‘ II bound to shatter all
"cords for volnm. K
h‘rause of the ”0*-
”Wommmu. -
lei. 1' announced to I'-
:"' fr'rn the opening M
, Ek- hinh for the bars-hi 1'
‘II [CT ED TODAY
ce '0{ TV‘lI’Tagner in
...-“Ar. morn-ms.-
that the Grand Jury is
presentment of some kind. Since it
was not returned yesterday. it is aa-
peeted that the entire day today will
be spent in drawing up the indict-
preparing a
meat.
Driver of Death Car
Reflesponsible
Lying in the Danbury hospital serio
ousiy injured as the result of the over-
turning of his high~powered touring
car on the Danbury-New Milford turn-
pike at Beaver Brook on Sunday. Jul!
15. when Charles and Tina Tyler 0!
Danbury. were instantly killed. Her-
man Schroeder. of 824 Ninth street.
Woodhaven. L. 1., driver of the ill.
iated car. is held criminally respon?
sible for the death in a iinding ren-
dered yesterday by Coroner John J.
Phclan. of this city.
Finding in the death of Archie
Howell. who succombcd to injuries re.
ceived in the accident .in which two
iother people were also injured. has not
yet been made by Coroner Phelan.
Schroeder. the coroner finds. was
traveling between 35 and 40 miles an
hour about an eichth of a mile above
the scene of the accident. In passing
another car on a down-grade curve.
Bchroednr increased his speed to 50
miles an hour, applying his brakes as
he rcachvd the down-grade curve.
causing the car to swerve sharply and
turn over.
The high rate of specd. Coroner
Phclan finds. caused the car to lurch
and overturn. and was reckless and
careless on the part of Schrocdor and
was the primary cause of the deaths.
In the event of his recovery. Schroe-
der will be prosecuted. it is said.
More than 30.000.0fl0 children and
.adults attend Sunday School in Eu-
: rorm. Asia. Africa. Oceanica and North
'and South America.
Miss Helen Wills
M_.Continues to Score
RYE. N. 1.. am; 26.—Miss Helen
Wills. of Berkeley. California .took
another step forward in the New
York state Women‘s tennis chsm-.
pionship yesterday at the Westohesies '
blltmore Country club. eliminating _
Mrs. Edward Raymond. of Hartsdaic. E
N. Y.. in the fourth round. 6-1. 6-1.,
and entering the semi-finals.
Mi- Wiils played almost perfect a
tennis.
1....
BROOM DANCE
The specialty dance at the Norwalk
Country club for this coming Satur-i
day night will be what is called a l ».
"broom" dance. Each man will dame--
around the floor .with a broom tor a
partner until he sees some young lad.» ~
with whom he wants to dance. Bc-
tore asking her. he m hand his ‘
broom to some other n. This tea-
ture of the evening is sure to furnish
enjoyment to all participants and
spectators. - '
Yearly production of furs total 395.-
680.000 of which North America con-
tributes about 824.000.000.
STOPPED ms PAIRS
“I was suffering With a severe cold. :
headache. backache and pains in m)
abdomen." writes J. 8. Bring. New
port. It. I. "After takiLg Foley.-
Honey and Tar in conjunction will.
Foley Cathartio Tablets 1 was entire}
relieved of my cold and pains."
Coughs resultinn from Bronchitis
Asthma. Hay Fever. Croup anr
Whooping Cough are quickly relieve.
with Foley's Honey and Tar. Thu
largest sellin: cough medicine in thc
World. Stillson-Powell Corporation
—Adv.
. “firm-r. dcr- .
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ii Outlet II M“ - W"
flatisaneveryday
of satisfied customers to
PURE, RICH, DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
AT THE FOUNTAIN OR 11) TAKE HOME
ciLet’s Go To
FOUNTAINS regularly for
COOLING, REFRESHING DRINKS
99
ression from thousands
tronize our SODA
JULY
SALES
Jonteel Talcum
Powder
“CUMBIX 25s
3 25c tins 500
Bath Spray
amounts! 01.25
20o PACKAGE
2 for 256
-, i!
. 111:}
TE“; 2‘36. $1.00
, m: 125%? 43o
: rm: ?‘.‘.“.‘ 39c 3.
. )Oc Binds H. A A.
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Iron Tablets . .
39c ,
45c
"°§.."f.2“.“é..... 39c
“emery 49c
“0...: 3:2; .. 45:: '<
Hospital Eorlick's ‘
......a $2.89
.00 Java Rice
l Face Powder .
1100 SCI Hepatioa
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link ......
32.22:..2. 79c!
'I "...‘r. 3"” ..... ’.'. 75c?
50c Pepsodent 37c;
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Tooth Paste
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fiww” 25c
WNW
931W Guns
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as. abuse xiv-52c
1'.- mas-end 2f»? 61°
Cocoa mauuzfor26°
Dressinga-‘na {for-39¢
angel-to
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Hail Orders
Filled Promptly
BOSTON STORE
Telephone '
1008
‘38;
mane.
. some STORE
Going Big! Store
"rowded !
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—OFF TO A F LYLN] G START
—As the ad man starts in to write this copy he is at a loss for words to express his amazement at the way Norwalk folks
have responded to our opening announcement of this sale.
——We expe(‘ir‘(l crowds—and why shouldn’t we in view of the way prices have been slashed for this event—But we
never expected the outpouring of eager buyers that have jammed every floor of this store from opening time until the
present hour (5 p. m.)
.300 New Apron
m
In
CSSQS ‘
his Event Friday!
V)- l :21 a
A r I A ) 7 7 C
i t T 1’ 1:?" 'A Price No Less Surprising Than the Dresses .
_, . Themselves—One Day Only
I. i l ...300 lovely new Porch and Morning Dresses in a distribution toniono‘l‘ 7
that surpasses all former values.
i . -—Apron Dresses that were selected for their well-made, neat and stylish f
I » VH' appearance—Apron Dresses in all new‘oolor designs mute“! till! 1;.
a q l proof—Apron Dresses suitable for porch and morning wear. 3
3" 3; Cool, Attractive and serviceable—Women Should E
‘ "5’ i “ Purchase a Good Supply at 77c _.;
-—Many pretty new styles, all of fine quality Ging-
' § ham and Percales, in fascinating checks, plaids and
(9‘ stripes. Trimming of rick rack braid, pipings, etc-o
"A some with tie-back sashes. others belted all around.
All have pockets. All wanted sizes. ‘ ‘ ..
ANOTHER IMPORTANT EV EN T TOMORROW—FRIDAY
-’ ° "’ 1K' 11 Art 1
53-0 PrecesUsau ltc en 1c es
e ' ’ .
111 a Great Clearance at
'Articles Needed . C ‘ Many. Tlial
Every Day in . Sold Originally:
Every Home —— for £1.25 to §1.39 i
- r a '1'. WHITE ENAMEL - m ENAMED ,m ' ‘
3&3??? ESTAAM‘EE 77C 8:19an PANs 77C OOLLENDEBS ......a. ’ 77C
. . . GRAY ENAMEL TEA , GRAY ENAMEL .
iggEglngEEEiirELIEs 770 AND COFFEE ro'rs 77C. DOUBLE BOILERS .... 7 7C,
, ‘- ~ ANIZED GARBAGE . s-q'r. GALVANIzED ~
yfignmmmmr 77C SALUTE, Medium Size 77C _ SPRINKLING CANS 77.0.
. I . _ 3 . ‘
- “Liberty”. Guarante ed Cockng Glassware .
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' PUDDING PANB 3‘
3??” 77¢ ifimmmms 77c At ... 77c
HEAVY TURKISH
TOWELS, 4 for ........
EXTRA HEAVY CRASH
TOWELING, 5 yards ...
CONGOLEUM
Square Yard for .. . . . . .
77c
77c
.77c
t
, .Mainan'dWall
HI“ I
I 1"“;
STRIPED GLASS
TOWELS, 7 for ........
72m.- HEAVY SATIN
TABLE DAMAsK, yd. . .
SASHCUETAINS
2 Pair for ........,._....
77c
77c
77c.
HEW HUGE
mm, 7 for ........
77c
TABLE NAPKINS
%.Doxm for ....g........t 77C
vmfi'safzcgggm 77C
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