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.VOR\YALK’S. OLD THEE FAVORITE .,
TONI MEIGl-IAN
IN 1113 LATEST AND ass-r
NFIDENCE MAN?
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NEW YORK, June 25.—-A play
called‘rm'rhe Lou-ken Dcox"'was num-
bered among the premieres of the
past. week. The impression that it
created was that themed" might
better be locked'than opened: It is
advertised as a comedy but proved
to be a poor imitation of a. French
farce with an idea that might, in
deft hands, be developed. and has
little to commend it. The playright
sought to prove that there is more
Norwalk. Chautauqua
OPENS JUNE 21'. TO RUN UNTIL THE 27TH
This paper will carry mom time to time descriptions of the
yam-.15 star numbers of the proéram, which is well worth the
gliflfilon of every one in Norwalk.
_, u m lwis for these seven big days of recreation $3.00 for adults
and 31.00 for'iunlors 0 to 14 years of age.
Nil
of a thrill to be derived from the an-
ticipation of a thing than the reall-
znt‘mn, hence when a young girl is
married 10‘8. young. man and he ex—
plains in' 3 out length to her that
the marriag ceremony should mean
nothing and that the newlyweds
should assume themselves to be lov-
ers rather than“husban=d and wive.
"What we get because We realise it
is what we are entitled to by right."
the young husband insists, "is loss
’ from the brldulchamber.
_ patches
young with loan [the ”enthusiasm!
ascends.
"ensues whatever .comedy situation“
there is. The acting was uninspired as
was the writing. Reginald 'Has’on
gave an amusing characterization of
an older married man. game had
graces or his wife and seeking ro-
conciillation. ‘
D O 0
Visitors to New York have been
a zed at the efficiency of the New
Y R police in handling in s. good
natured and efficient way. the tre-
mendous crowds which arelnat
to any outdoor gatherings in this
city. particularly in the light of an
event attended as largelyas the Dem
ocratic Convention. The Goldman
Band. the leading. musical organise».
lion 0! the city, gives summer nights
concerts in Central Part. and Sun-
day evening the attendance was es.
timated at more than fifty thousand.
the largest attendance ever recorded
at any musical event anywhere in the
world. With so vast a throng as this
it is a compliment to the police dc-
partment that not a single instance of
, sympathy slut.
mended» V ,
”9.83 tor blocks 0 ”mother blocks
otstandeosibrought to‘s terminus
by hundreds of automobiles with“
occupants. . ' .
9 , ,
my, A m, .cmsns‘ . _ »
VlENN’A, June 25.—The Allege-
meine Depositen Bunk,.’whose failure
has been started oi‘f'with the lid of .ChmPlQni “ll ‘68-'1th in
'five of the leadixrg.Vi‘enna banks for
seven weeks, closed its doors today.
the prospect or consolidation ”being
regarded as todhssy. frhe obliga-
tions which the institution'wu called
upon to meet were about $3.000,0lm.»
. ossnno‘x GONE. ‘
Louis Udelman rcportsd to the po-
llcor yesterday'that s. cash box con-
telnlng some insurance papers. was
missing from his South nualn“ street
store. ‘ ‘ ‘
There's Simply no telling ' ‘
How many Would die
disorder was reported. Police cap-
tain Tierney, under whom the police
‘1: we didn’t keep .dressings
Andlodlne nigh.
‘ which“: 1 .
GREEXWICH. Gonna June 25.—
Yalehl‘edjby thehard hitting cham-
pion.'Dester Cummings or Chicago.
brother of. the nation's! women’s
the team'
play“ ot’th’e annual intercollege golf
tSurnament: Yale’s total for the
viii-zit day was finer eleven less than
Dartmouthfwhich is in second place.
Four men, representing each or
the’lnine «eastern colleges entered.
played 36 holes yesterday and do the
same today. Scores in team play
determine qualification for match
play. beginning! tomorrow. in which
Cummiiigs will defend'hls title.
Cummings was tied yesterday with
Stephen Berricn of vMonteialriN. in.
representing Wesleyan, .for the low
individualism”. 161, although Ber-
rien hsdgthe lowest score for 18
holed-3‘s. ‘72. Cummings took a 75
and“ a 76:.“ "
1'31 1 Evening Sentir 1el’s
Editorial Page
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‘ n‘ws of laughter with
"f :mh now pinyin g at the
Hr. the newest comedy
Swan-s of pretty?” diving
- mil'lh lost with a new-
‘mn'. all too true.- and a
ho msl. u'oult‘liff'sliasr"’ ’
01' joy and real floods,
'--~:-o are seven reels of
:11vm; {ml in this new
-~r. Besides the furry
1 «ni'i‘los the title role.
‘er rust of coinedlans
' 1 dmw tears of laughter
1». Louise Fazcuda, Syd
wrul Sterling. Chester
.4 l‘mml no introduction
t'nvt that they hmve put
Izlllt'fil. charactcrjjzntions
- N, individually wild col-
l is now Incc triumph.
’-3 l-l'N'IL—I'ALACR
‘ "w l maiillmwc Man."
1. 1:11:111'3 new super
“The Conzlldence
1 run of three days at
.x Palace theatres to—
v:;1'm to be our. of the
rum-lions of. t he sum-
l mg already been ac-
a-misrr 11y crtlcsias to
l-ll it among file. lead-
: illr- past teW,:monthg,
~ hi the most popular
- won. Oil "Thu Conti-
' 1:111 be said that it is
for which “'.l.‘ommy"
.liaiiirably iitted'. The
runny includeé Vir-
. llr'r- “'heat. Tllargar'
. v 11 9.- Dow Clark; Helen
‘1 . . .l’arnmnnnt has
lwlurv: as it Old “10
zi._.-v.1 successes and no
lwglccted ti) make
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7 ...1-lw:lcc Man" and d?—
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‘lzrir liking. It‘T‘wiil be
"fit-Ans
‘ Rupture
‘ Expert
——Foe.——
Men, Women
and Children
Coming to
Norwalk
REPRESENTING
W. S. RICE
ADAMS, N. Y.
J. M. HORTON ‘
The Rice Rupture Method Expert.
personal representative of \Villlam
S. liice. Adams. N. Y.. will be at the
Royal James Hotel, Nor-walk. Conn.,
’l‘liursdny. June 26. and at Green
liolel. Danbury, Germ” from Friday
noon. June 27. to Saturday evening.
June 28. Every ruptured man. we-
man and child Should take advan—
tage of this great opportunity.
The Rice Method for Rupture is
known the world over. You can now
See this Method demonstrated and
have 3. Rice Appliance fitted to you.
Absolutely no charge unless you are
satisfied to keep the outfit utter hav-
ing the Appliance adjusted and you
see how perfectly and comfortably it
holds. No harsh, deep-pressing
springs; nothing to gouge the flesh
and make you sore. Can be wbrn
night and day with positive comfort.
Sort. rubber-like composition pad,
any degree of pressure required.
"l'IHHllll U'lnmlllllllll
day camping trips,
and yet unbreakable.
soup plates,
Don't wear a. truss all your life
when thousands have reported cures
through using the Rice Method.
Why suffer the burden of rupture if
there is a chance to be free from
truss-wearing forever ? Anyway. it
will cost you nothing to come in and
learn all about the Rice Method and
the wonderfur’opportunlty for help
and cure it offers in your case. Ile-
mc'mbcr this Expert will be there
only one day then your opportun-
ity will be gene. Just ask at the
hotel desk for the Rice. Expert and
he will do the rest. Call any time
from 910 12 at i... :3 to 5 p. m., or 7 ‘
to 9 evenings.
I outfit—pail, 6 cups, 6
1 basin is
a
Your auto trip will
ion.
well for meals. On
Don't miss this great opportunity
to see this Expert on Hernia.
“11“. S. RICE, Inc. Adams, N. Y.
THOUGHT Mac
7 people.
NEW YORK. Juno 25.—-—.lames
Montgomery ‘Flas‘g. the artist. who .
is now. on a honeymoon trip to the
western coast by automobile. has
telegraphed to the the New York
Times an account of how he was held
by Sheriff Zook ot Larncd. Kansas.
Sizes 16 to 20
. , ._.,.<':.:~%¢, - . __:
many new little picnic conveniences are assent
oughly enjoyable for all members of the family did their friends.
White Enamel
Dishes
So much more inviting than tin '
platters,
dishes, sugar bowls and cream jugs.
Every dish you could wish and al-
ways ready for the next. trip. They
may be purchased singly.
‘ Conveniences for
Auto Trips
if you eat your meals in picnic fash-
Summer roadside hotels charge
take an Auto Kit, equipped for 4 to
Everything you could pos-
sibly need is included in it.
' Auto refrigerators strapped to the
running board insure the children’s
milk being kept sweet and fresh $25
Very smart indeed will the camp-
ingvgirl be in her tailored suit con-
sisting of light or dark tweed knick-
ers and sleeveless jacket to match.
m»
(«:le 1557 ‘
‘s
Re
Cl (9;
”out
Many Things to Make Picnics
and Camping Trips More Fun”
Seashore and woods are calling city people for picnic suppers, week or
golfing parties——in fact any excuse to be in the open. So
bled to makesthese trips thor-
Cups, plates,
vegetable fee.
Camping
plates, 1 bowl.
$6 .
Basement. $15 7 .
be inexpensive
your next trip you.
$15 to $26.50
Basement.
Separate _
tweed are finely tailored and-'just the
Bottle?
1 Hot or Cold
There should always be a thermos
bottle or two—if not for the chil-
dren’s milk,
Thermos bottles in quart size
(4 cups) are
Stanley Jars are particularly dost. ‘- ‘
rable because they do not break.
Large 4 quart jar is a real invest- »
ment and such a convenience 37.50
Other jars and bottles from $2 to
Blankets to Spread ; ‘7
on the Ground
In this climate you will be wise to
always take a picnic blanket With
Spread on the ground, the.
party may, sit on it withbut danger
‘of taking cold. Of course you will.
want several for camping.
Especially for this, come
kets in khaki color. . Beln
75% wool,
warm and also 'lightjn‘ weight. A
fine blanket of good size, is $6.75 _
right fulneSs for co
in
than
lace
.1 n mum m“ tlll‘lNllll'll
regu
to (Keepann’ its
for grownoups hot cof-"
' $2.78 to $4
Mont.
title 51.}:- .
65 to
they are de lghtfully
Third floor.
knickers of good
. ” ‘ me
looking the
mfort. ‘ Size.“
, 98.50
because he answered the description
0: a man who passed a. worthless
check at Great Bend. Karts... the
previous day.
Mrs. Flagg was Miss Dorothy Vir-
ginia Wadman, who had posed as a
model for many of Mr. Flagg‘s mag-
azlne covers. »
They were married here on May
10.
Engine of Auto
Ablaze in Wall St. , '
Emil Schneider. of Ohio avenue,
parked his automobile in Wall street
in front oi! the Norwalk hotel yes-
1
l
linens are carefully
.. «4-. . _
hood of the machine. Lifting the
hood Mr. Cullen‘i‘ound the engine—in
flames. He" darted in his store and
flames putting them out.
meantime. Deputy Fire Chief ” Wil-
liam J. Powell hsd sent in s. still
alarm. When the fire department
arrived, however. the blaze was our.
. . today, tomorrow “I“
A.
The damage to shear Est? “j A»
slight. ‘ f" I '. “
1
Woven Names to ‘
Mark ,
Your Clothes,
It saves a great deal of time and
inconvenience if your clothes and
woven names. If your sons ,and
daughters go away to camp or school ,.
these names are required. Order
returned with som'o tire extinguwhfir a.
threw on t e .
powder which he ‘ In the . delivery
12.50 t 22 g .
Mash-um
. .\. ".-~
marked ‘ , with
“Wear-ever” Alummum
’ Preserving Kettles
'7 gYou will
met and canning ,ssasonthe necesg.
~sity, of several preserving. kettles
which are very. useful in any house-,
hold the year around- These are of
hard sheet metal ~sud ‘ have the
known qualities , of
Special this week only!
Select
realize: during . the sum-
or
mo
“West-ever." '
u
, col
terday afternoon. When he returned . 7 . , , J 7 x._ .
he w” ‘ ”mm“ man. ' them “w' =10, “all?” $2 35 3-. s ' in $1.95
In his absence. the engine of the 3 . . _ .3. . 'gs‘ pee ,, .,
machine had caught or; and we: i 36 Names $1.50 \’ 12 qmfiemg$2 95 .1...- s '51; -3.‘
only extinguished by t e promp , 72 Names $2- . ye!!!” cr do i , . . 8'- '. l . peci ‘ ’7
measures taken by Dudley Cullen. : _ An - — 5 fill . e“ 0 fit eithe {I $2.
uptown electrician. Mr. Cullen dis- 3 144 Names $3 ' . Gov ' t .. 17 file, s‘k’efile
covered the smoke coming from the E Main floor ‘ . __ cut-
sum l
DAILY new. TO, SOUTH uoewAm i
-5
carleaveithe storest 812M. «slimy sndelipurchsses made in the ’
ulternodnwillbe delivered thefollowiiigeuornlng. 4. ~ , -‘ ‘ . ‘ ( . a” 1 .
can oposOnerem*wire4Noi-wuu:m;*i. v ‘ ; ,_ A ,, >
'Girls’ Dressy
organdy Frocks
Reduced for Clesrsncs
For
summer dress, .
‘could be more entrancing
hued do t t e d
trimmed with sheer white
hemetitched o r g a. n d y.
Plain! colored voiles,’ ex-
quisitely .» trimmed with
gaudy.
fascinating colors.
have
immediate ”clearance. Fin-
est materielssnd the see-
son's best colors. » Sizes
,, 37.95.
Cool Summer
Large-Women
Women, who require
lsrge.,siz‘fes will certainly
g. metjwlth enthusiasm this
' collectionig;cool_ sum-
ry
being .very‘conifortable as
well as decidedly stylish.
Sizes 421/3 .toz50l/z. ,
'Dropstitch voile, dress--
es in navy,_.b_l_ock. orchid.
white are trimmed . with
white at the neck—un-
usually good looking for
dresses of thiStype. White
“ orgsndy-and buttons trim
them charmingly. ‘
Fashionable -‘ h e‘ a v y \~ '
[wash silks are used‘in ex-
pgonslly good looking
' ' me'halrfwfihe " stripes or
milk was“ in— ,;nstursl
- jade. The latter have”:
desist: .
and white, pearl buttons.
’> 4‘.
Voile and ’
daughter’s best
nothing
one of these geily
voiles
and embroidered or-
Plain organdy in
All
been reduced for
larly priced to $16.50
to ’~12.50
Second floor.
Dresses for ’v
BelberTRUNKS * K
,, Trunk. Sale Price
A . ‘wsomsvmrmsmvmrstmv ‘
moon nusrm 'SEQI'JEI: m «null
A’YEAR‘S" nit:
_ . HOTTENTOT”
SIDNEY 03mm, mouse: uni-moor magnsgflngtmg.
LCCILLE RICKSEN, CHESTER GONKLIN
FISH MAKE THE CAST A HUBIDINGEB.
, ' 2.... Added Attraction ,
om GANG comer, Wwa mos."
all
. t '
BAGS AND SUIT CASES.
First time we have sold these trunks below
regular price J
T ALWAYS HAS PAID to pay more to get a
I “Belber”—-but here in this sale you do not pay
more, you actually pay less ! Ounsales have.»
earned an enviable reputation for VALUES—but
this sale surpasses all our previous efforts. ‘ y
We do not believe it is necessary to say more ‘
than to list the specific items and prices, as we dd
here—the, storyxof Belber quality, Belber strength,
Belber appearance, is known throughout America! ,
After careful compari- ' 7
sons, extending on a peri-
od of years, we have
found Belber
most satisfactory in ev-
Luggage
cry respect. It is a fact
that continuous leadership
in giving latest improve-
ments and greatest values
A Belbcr the
world’s largest manufac-
has made
Wardrobe.
Sale Price
3-ply veneer. covered and
interlined with vulcanimd'
fibre, ‘making S-ply con-
struction. qu regular
drawers and one drop
drawer with full; covered
" lid. Many conveniences. 7‘
Belber Regulation
Locker or $6.9
Camp Trunk .
5-ply construction—“111.com
ized fibre inside and out.
Snap lock and two draw
bolts. Has tray, with two
compartments. ’7
Belber Wardrobe '
Trunk. $37 95
Sale Price ' . _
Full size. 3.ply veneer,
covered and interlined with.
vulcanized fibre. making 5-
ply construction. Open
top with .plush facing
Locked top drawer and
locking device. All con-r,
veniences. Dark 1:111:35?
black binding. 7 r
turcr of fine lravclim;
Belber Wardrobe'529.95
Regular size¢ 3-ply veneer, cov-
ered and interlined'with vulcan-
ized fibre, making 5-ply construc-
tion. Open top with plush facing.
Locked top drawer and locking
bar for all drawers. Ah cenveni-
cnces. 7‘
BELBER “SAFE-LOCK” S 1 ' '
WARDROBE TRUNK Pill; $39-95,
The most famous of the Bclbcr productions, embodying th t
very highcst'type of construction throughout. Note the fess-3‘
tux-es . ‘
1—Plush4aced open top. S—Followcr. . 1}
G—Ironlng board and holder for»
electric iron. 7
7—Shoe box. R
S—Convertible hat drawers
9-——Drawer locking device.
10—Name and address plate. egg;
11~Locked top drawer. 35“;
' 2—Hangers. including Princess
drsu hangers.
s—m- Belbcr Sale-Incl: locks
and unlocks the' trunk in
three places. with one mo-
tion.
4—uundry bag. ’
so ” YVINDQELDTSPLAY;
happy: combination of
$10} ~ g;
els for large women.
or, orchid. blue- - and
in 'hems‘titching ’
. 325:
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ALI. OUR BAGS and SUIT CASES are mandate
in this sale; these are Belber make and quality ‘
prices range from $1.75 to $25.00. ‘ ' '
SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAX :-
- ‘ANGEVINE-‘l
FURNITURE COMP ;
to No. MAIN ST.
l
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so. NORWALK-
1 ,_ Mesh and Intermediate Scr
~ It Grows Them Faster. . _ .1
« FRANK LIBNER AND SONS -
- 90m STREET
PHONE 2128
Feed Pratt’s Growing
1111‘s A “25605. ,
Edward Warner 6t 10 Larsen
street. reported to the police yestere
any. thug while drivinghls alumina»
bile in South Main street. that. he
collided with a horse and wagon that
won parked at the curb. The home
ran "onto the. sidewalkand hooked
late a. Ford automobile. The our»:
use”! slight. The horse Sill drink
PL. 'mh m. W's '
ACCEPTS. ..
Pnsrotlu. Union 0:
Africa. June 24.-(,By the
ed. Press.)~—Gre_ nerl. Jame:
Hertaog. leader of the
parties in the wept elem
accepted the,.prexniershiy=y£
Africa, ‘ succeeding
Christian Stunts. General 1'
has begun - the remain
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