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Native Volunteersflen’iain Faithful in Chinese Riots“ ,
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July Clearance Sal '
A Beautiful Assortment of
Fine Nainsook
Infants’ Dresses
Reg. val. 89c.
Sale price 2 for $1.00
‘20 x 37 Cross Bar Fine
Quality
Turkish Towels
in arts; $1.00
. FREE! FREE!
3-Seam Fashioned Stop-
Run Top, All Colors,
Elsie-Ladies Silk Hose
88'c
Fine Quality, all Styles in
Children’s Voile Dresses .
Values from $1.49 to ems. Polly Prim Aprons
Reg. value 19c.
“an. $1.00 Reg'vamesoc' 35C 3,19,10yds....$1000
FAIR DEP’T STORE
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51-53 so. MAIN ST. ‘ sou'm NORWALK l
EVERYTHING REDUCED IN PRICE ‘
FRIDAY, JULY 17,.1925.
The
Arch 'l’reserver Shoe
“Keeps the Foot Well”
MILTON ELWOOD
Store Closes Daily at Six
Open Wednesday Afternoons
122 Washington St. South Norwaik, Conn. .
Illi-lm-ll Fast Color
imported Striped
English Broadcloth
Reg. value 79c. . 59
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Sale Price, yard . .
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Striped Batiste Double-
Elastio'
Ladies’ Bloomers
Reg. val. 980.
Reg. value 590. 39c Sale price 2 yds. $1000
Sale price, Pair ..
A Pair of Ladles' Bathing Slippers or Shoes with
the Purchase of a Ladies’ Bathing Suit.
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A Beautiful Assortment of
Hand Embroidered
Infants’ Madiera
Pillow Cases
Reg.val.$1.79. $
Sale price 1000
Assorted Checks in
Gingham
Assorted Sizes and Colors
in All Wool
Children’s Bathing
Suits
iii.“ the??? $1.00
36-inch Pure Irish Imported
All Shrunken, All Colors
Dress Linens .-
Medalia Pure Thread Silk
Stockings
Every pair guaranteed at $200 pair
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Latest Assorted Drawn
Work Voile, all shades.
Ladies’ Night Gowns
Reg. val. $1.39.
Sale price ..... $1 .00
38-inch Good Quality
Unbleached Muslin
Try a pair and be convinced. They are wonder-
in] for hard service. All shades to choose‘from’. t '
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Irvmg B. Stone ‘
‘ LADIES‘ and CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY SHOP
13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk, Conn.
Reg. value $1.25.
Sale price, Pair . .
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ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
CLIFFORD suor' STORE
58 So. Main St. South Norwalk
Big Reduction On All Footwear -
We ”carry small sizes of Cuban and High Heel ‘
Pumps, sizes 1, 11/3 and 2- ‘ A treat for small feet.
Special reduction on all odd lots, see our bargain
counter. All shoes are guaranteed perfect.
Now is the time of year to enjoy those fruits and vegeta-
bles that cannot be obtained during the winter months. 1
Try our Freestone peach es, our native beets or carrots ‘
or our extra large fancy cantaloupes. Then you will apprech
ate the fact that we carry only the best.
These phdtbs honed—net been received from Shanghaiwscene of mud riots and insult
Barium gobs there. Upper photo shows Chinese native {volunteers who refused to heedsplgm
countrymen to join rioting. Lower photo shores U. S. Marines patrolling Shanghai after the riots l
MusuN UNDERWEAR
These are the days when you need a good supply I
of cool underwear, and the garments you» find
here are as good as it is possible for human skill
to make, at popular prices.
Fancy Large White Freestone Peaches, 2-qt. basket ...... 35c
Fancy New No. 1 Red Star Potatoes, 4-qt. has. 55c; pk. . . . . 65c
NativeBeetsorCarrots,5bunches 25c
Extra Fancy Large Cantaioupeiguaranteed, 2 for . . . ..... 25c
Fancy Winesap Apples, 6 for 25¢. Cooking Apples, 3 qts. . . 25c
California Oranges 45c doz. Fancy Lemons ....... .. 39c doz.
Fancy Native Wax or Green Beans, 4 qts. .......... . . . .. 25c
Native Squash, 3 lbs. ................ . ....... .. . . . . . . . . 25c
Puritan Hams 35c. Smoked Shoulder 22c lb. Sliced Bacon 45c lb.
Jones’, Pillsbury’s or Gold Med al Flour ............ $1.45 bag
HARTFORD July li—Passeng-.
; er earrice is to be provided on the
jprivatcly. owned and operated Bos-
,ton to New York air mail rout.
' ' Mascaras-ran. July 17.—(AP.)I
Two young women are dead and a
man is not expected to live as the . M
Lane and Center street. l
The dead are: Mary Pats of New-i
scopes Trlal for EX“ after being dragged 3m feet. by the
CluSIon of Experts... trolley car. The injured man :F‘ ,New York and 808'
, ton
William Mayra-d. 21 Banner street i
Hartford. is being held by the po-l
July 17.--(AP.i Judge Rauiston '
late yesterday took under advise-
:Trolley Hits Auto; EPLAN TO CARRY
. Two Women Killed: .
result of a collision here late lssil
night between a light runabout andi
\, a. Manchester trolley car at: Lover,
MuCh Oratory at the l ington.bar;d an unidentified wom‘anéiHai'tford .tO Be Stop-
“hose 0 y “as terri y mang.e l ,Dng Place Between
, W‘lll hi all f 22 8 id .t
Audience Applauds Hints... ”or". am... 253.: 12'.»
COI‘RT‘ ROOM. DAYTOX. Tenn. n". He is uninjured.
merit the motion of stain attorneys
to exclude testimony of scientific ex-
‘Come in and let us show you Costume Slips, Night
Gowns. Bloomers and Step-ins, our regular $1.25
dealing with the law in the case.
StyleS, that “ye are offering this week at . . 98c ports from the trial of John T. Mr. Bryan called the discussion 051 Postmaster Hurry K. Taylor ‘n- Cloverdale Flour 31-29 bage sugar 151b8e $la00a 100'“). bag $Qa90
Scopes for. 31013”? ”.f ”,1: $1333} :§::r:nttlesli‘:l’:ridt11:13:63: 02mg}: trounced here today. after informa- HanCOCk GOIden Bantam com, 3 cans ....... . . . ........ .- 590
‘ l :20 C'flxige:,:,‘,lums 33035,: have unfax'orably regarded such evn , iioii rccelred from Postmaster-Gen- Cloverdale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1.19. Borden’s Evaporat-
THE N Tm mom“ was argued and” dance. received it with extremr‘ml Harry S. MW. in Washington. (I Milk 12 a $132
. E. RYAN CO. The “a,” plea for exclusion of cautigpesnd imestlslted it “uh |6\- with Na“. York only an hour 8 , C “S . . .. ................ . ............ .
- scientific ...-......w m WM!" 353;“, g, H“. on"... a... ... and “‘1 “mm “man" “it“ ' Cornflakes or Post Toasties, 3101- 27c. Shredded Wheat 10c
by William Jennings Fry-an, Sr..and “mg, with Boston only an hour
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SO. NORWALK
William Jennings Bryan. J12. Her-
bert E. Hicks. Sen '1‘. McKenzie and
Attorney General A. '1'. Stewart.
Arthur Garfield Hayes and Dud-
ley Field Malone. defense attorneys.
asked the judge to admit, the res-
timony. The Jury was sent from
the room before the motion was
presented.
7 Lawyers SpAk.
Seven of the dozen lawyers in
the case spoke yesterday but the
clenn-cut division of the issue be-
tween religion and science was plac.
ed before the court at the afternoon
had believed all ma “W” witnessesifmm Hartford. .\lr. Business Men
on the question at point. the scien~ . or his wife or anybody making m.
lists. were on one side of the case: proper "memmns' can climb into
and not here to give opinions btiiltha cockpit of tho mammmzq plane
to state facts. ‘oiid soar tinny into the dusk. leav-
A‘KuenCO Appuud" 1mg Hartford .1! 8:15 p. m. stand-
Supporiers of the state and Scopes:,rd time, and nrriVing in New York
Edefenders. received alike‘the plaud-‘n 9;:o.
Ins of a throng which could not re; Quick Scn‘ic‘e.
theld in check by the warnings oil The same business man can leave
iho cuui-i, nor discouraged by acutely“. York again “no!” 6 o'clock the
j\liauomforls. next morning and circling down to
They cheered the pleas of Malone,3ninud Field here at 7:20 can go
‘and Hays. of New York. of Brl’annhomo to breakfast with his family
“15 Floridan and his 3°“ from Q" and be at the downtown office here
Shaker Salt 10c. Heinz’s Beans 9c. Nuccoa . ........... 30c lb.
Aluminum Preserving Kettle, 8 qts. 79c. Good Luck Rubbers,
3dozen ............................ . ...... 25c
Del Monte Peaches or Pineapples, large cans, 3 cans ..... 89c
Large Turkish Towels 25c.; Sun brite Cleanser, 4 for . . . . .. 25c
JOHN SON’S FLOOR POLISH OUTFIT
1 qt. of Johnson’s Liquid Wax ...... . ..
l Johnson’s Lamb’s Wool Wax Mop ........
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$1.40
.'..........$1.50
session when William Jennlnxsl lifornia and expressed approval or with the ,3": of the an“. buyingu‘ 9 ° ' ‘
Bryan argued against the admissionl the words of the native Tennesseean,10n if he prefers. he can ‘0 through 1 JOhnson S weight? Pousénngtgrysr‘ - - - ' ' - - - - ~ - - v - - - . $3.;g
of experts and Dudley Field Maul Ben 'l". Mackenzie. and “Tom" Stew- 1 Hartford on the mail plane in which BOO " n . . _
lone pleaded that the door of ihe'ari. the attorney general. H" left New York at 6 a. m“, and 1 JOhnson on ome can yl g ' ' """" ' ' ' '
K .' witness box he unlocked for them. Susied within the arena Whileiarrlve in 30mm on the mail mm. -—-—---
:‘ His address in the afternoon counsel contended before the court,I t 5.20. in time to,- 3 late ”63kg.“
f . marki.‘ the first time Mr. Bryan has was Mrs. Bryan, wife of the "con:- , 319:9 It fakes Mr. Hartford Busi— Regular value 36-65
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t raised iii.c vmce in active discussion] monci' who listened to the address. ress Man or any other 9355",",
S l of the conflict at issu‘e on the floor‘ as of hei‘ son and husband. llioardlng the train at I'nion Station SALE PRICE . $5.00
5‘ of the court. ‘ Policemen bat-i-od‘ the entranuoihore' three hours ,0 got to New
He contended ...... "w 1” “Shim-“f 3“ ““9 ”“‘ WW mi. u»- ...i and ...... hours and Y an Maxwell House or Hotel Astor Coffee 3 cans . . . . 1.45
passed by the legislature was defin- l Lummamcn \H'l‘e kept “lil’iOui .ho. 15 minutes to get to Boston by train , - ,
., , w . a . .
if ; its. clear and understandable. per-l Legll‘flléouiif-P r Prat t l'l‘he whole mail route from New Pan'Amerman Blend COfiee, 5 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . $1.95
E ,__ ! mlited of no interpretation from ex- m “3'9 es - l ' R an Boston by rail takes ‘ at: ‘
7:, Here’s a Chance For Yo ' iperis and the effort io inject ex-l The daily protest over the mom 111:5” and mm..." mmmm The NO. 7 Broom 550. Best Head Rice, 3 “)6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250
l}. . . y a . . g” _ ‘ i
i- ll. ...... “as an .....i. .... “new I‘m“ ”“9”“ I" "W mail .i... will .0... m. m miles Pink Salmon 2 for 25c. Jello assorted 3 for ....... .. . .. 25c
x: of the children handed down to them , ceadms days. “as not made yester- m ., hour, “(L20 minum. ”a,” . a . ’ ’ ’
35 267 SUMMER by m... mum. go “been“: 1::doatzxginta23tfhoffered int-,0 mm, ... m... Campbell’s or Van Camp’s Beans, 3 for ...... . . . . . . . . . .. 25c
Mr. Malone, following his Bryan. e 0P n " 3- - amnion ’ ' ' -
' of modernism had begun the session The schedule. making connections ClOVQrdale ChOCOlate’ 1'“). Pkg- 490‘ Baker’s cocoa ' " ' ' - ~ - 19C
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JAC‘OBY’S
SUITS R UCED
Latest Styles; Sports or Business Styles; Single
or Double Breasted
our Summer season will close in just a few
weeks, but you can wear any of these suits
. ‘ until the me'rcury goes “way down this fall.”
Of course they’re guaranteed suits; simply brok- -
en lines that we are going to sell quick!
$10 $15
Actual Values to $35 "
South Nowell:
declaredqthat the effort of the de-
tense to place experts in the case
as Witnesses was not an attack on
the Bible. The defense would have
the Bible remain, but he said science
must take its rightful place in the
schools.
The whole matter was brought to
the floor of the court whet! e de-
fense recalled Dr. Maynard . . Met.
calf, zoologist. who answered a ser-
iel of questions on evolution Wed-
nesday with the jury absent from
the courtroom.
Show What Emluuon 1:.
Mr. Darrow announced that the
defense expected to show by men of
lcienca and learning. both scientists
and real scholars or the Bible. what
evolution is and that any interpret..-
tion of the Bible that intelligent man
could possibly make is not in con.
flict with every known science. He
the Bible. in many ways. is in con.
flict With every known selenct. He
added that the witness to whose
testimony objection was made,
know his subject and is competent
to speak.
Attorney General A. '1‘. Stewart.
for the state, moved to exclude the
teatimony of scientists on the ground
that under the wording of the act‘
the evidence would be incompetent.
Son Opens Argument.
William Jennings Bryan. Jin, op-
'- making the first
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for the night plane west to Chicago
out of New York. cut the transte
period from Hartford to Chicago
by seven full hours. Letters which
formerly had to be in the air mail
drop of the main office here by
with prayer yesterday. Both had
been selected by the local associa.
iion of pastors.
Laugher greeted thd protest of
Herbert Hicks of the prosecution.
against what he called the defense's
determination to turn the trial into
a _teachers' institute or college. He
offered visiting counsel for young
Scopes grounds and money for the
establishment of such a achool in
Dayton instead.
Darrow Take: Back Seat. ’
Clarence Darrow declined to take
an active part in the arguments for
the admission of expert testimony,
but he rose to protest or to make
suggestiona at intervals.
Hundreds were turned away from
the door during the sessions.
A warning by the court that the
floor at the court room was heavily
burdened did not relieve the crush
at the door. Judge Raulston admon-
ished the crowd that buildings some.
times “give away'. when “unduly
burdened" and asked that applause
be suppressed.
Mr. Bryan in presenting his argu.
ment frequently forgot the nature of
the situation and included an
throngtng spectators with his cuato.
mary expressions of “my friends."
He asked the court's indulgence for
this.
, In I pica
which bean in a. legal
w»
,fr’m
and
noon can be written and mailed
here nearly as late as 'I p. m.. allow-
ing only time for the transmission.
Allows Appeal on
Pope Assessment
HARTFORD. July 11.--(AP). Dy
overruling a plea in abatement filed
in the town of Avon. Judge Allyn L,
Brown of the Superior court nu
cleared the way for a. trial in the
fall of the appeal of the Alfred At.
more Pope Foundation. Inc. from
the Board of Belief in Avon. The
pwpom was put into the tax list pt
owner‘s valuation of 819.475, but the
Avon assessors raised it to 8539.3“.
Appeal to the Board of Relief dlCi
not change the figures and the mat-
ter vas then appealed to the court.
The plea in abatement was hung! on
technicalities of pleading.
44l—
Oeneral Stewart made the conclud-
ingppeech of the afternoon. -
The attorney general deplored .
alignment of Darrow with f ._
‘ - h with, it!
Uneeda Biscuit, 6 for 27c. Flake Butter Crackers .. . ..... 21c
Lunch Rolls, 3 for 25c. Japanese Toilet Paper, 3 for . . . . .. 25c
Jelly Glasses 49c.doz. Andy Guinps, 6 for ....... . . . . . . .. 25c
Betty Brown Raspberry or Strawberry Preserves, 3 for $1.00
Horlick’s Malted Milk, large 75c. Nestle’s Food, large ... . 65c
PureCocoa,qt.jai-s.............. .29c
Certo, 3 for $1.00. Sunsweet Prunes, 2-’.'i. pkg. 32c. Assorted
DeLuxe 35c
Glover er Magnolia Milk, 7 cans $1.00. Mission Garden Tea 65c
A. F. BECKMANN co, Inc.
Quality Grocers
83 Washington St, So. Not-walk did-37 Main St, Norwalk‘
Phone 3565 Phone 1234
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