"DN'ESDAY, AUGUST 26,1925.
3. - RRIIPTS' .
A MONKEY TALK
WITH “LIA ”
ouisian: 11711.1 Held
For Act at Church
Service of Dr. Strat-
‘ on
‘ LOUISVILLE, Aug. .26.»-»(AP).
ederick Weygold, filly-five years
i. artist of this city, who interrup-
1 Dr. John Roach Straton. Funda-
mtalist pastor of the Calvary Bap-
t chu1ch,New Yolk. while he was
taking Monday 11lgl1t, “as bound
or to the grand Iu1y yesterday.
Dr suaton. who was speaking on
lonkey Men and Money Morals——
e Truth 'About Evolution." made
.u-‘erence to the people 0: Germany.
fore the World War. when Wey.
ld jumped to his test. and called
a speaker "a liar." A near riot re-
‘ted. Cries ot "throw him out" re-
anded throughout the building.
at lice took charge of Weygold and
cried him 110111 the building. A
marge of interrupting public wor-
Run was placed against him.
FIGHTER WINS MOVIE ACI'RES
lore'I Joe Benjamin, prise “lighter. and his recent Hollywood bride.
rm. Benjamin iormerly was Miss Marian Nixon. screen actress. and she
captured his heart while he was “doing his stuff" on the movie lots
between fights.
) 11 police court yesterday Weygoid
333: cred no explanation for his action.
2' u as released under 8800 bond.'to
ear before the grand Jury.
5 eygold, in commenting upon the
Eli? Ident. declar d it was just a con.
.-.3‘R«uation of t Scopes trial." and
. {Id he thought the meeting was op-
to discussion and not. an occasion
worship.
7
.EXICO SOCIETY
RMATRON 18 TO
"‘ ENTER MOVIES
R ife of Millionaire An-
.sters Lure of Holly-
33wood a n d Causes
RTongues to Wag
MEXICO CITY. All! 26 ——-(AP.)
w“Racisty 1s agog oter the intention
31 Senora Dolores Asunsoio Mar-
33st. Del Rio. one at the wealthiest
is sponsoring the Kiddie Picnic next
Monday. can boast of probably the
largest list of contributors ever list-
ed together for any local event.
latest to join the ranks being the J.
J. Cash Company. which has under-
taken the big job of furnishing
badges for the party and the Gor;
ham Press which has volunteered to
donate and print the programs to
serve as a lasting memento of the
day.
or the party and its many events.
together nith the list of donors who
hate made the party a possibility
paper. the long strip
will entitle the children to all of
the park's amusements are off the
press and will he presented to the
youngsters at. their respective play-
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Mom.
The Playground Asso. which
be present at
the to members.
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
attendants will issue tickets
CORHAM AND I. I. CASH “CRASH
THROUGH” FOR BIG KID PICNIC
Harris and Marvin are requaatod to
their respoctive
when
only
This program nill list the details
BUY
FRISBIE’S
PIES
As was announced in yesterdays
tickets that
unknown-smoother.
SOLD Ill DRUtICilSTS EVERYWHERE
I211 {oat beautiful society matrona
Titles-ice City. to enter the movies
H'oilywood. Calif.
ithe announcement was made eta
g‘owell banquet given here last
tht by General Eduardo Iturbine,
fhlnk president.
.llenora Martinex Del Rio'I mil-
sa‘iro husband has given his con
i and she is soon to lens for
‘Iiyu 00d
.J-ottrnerican movies ale popular in
ico,ha11n;: dexoiees as enthusi—
" to as in the United States. but
1 is the first time that the lure of
, screen has captivated one of
RIiety’s most prominent matrons.
' ench Hold 5 in
TiShanghaI Arms Case
I‘IHANGHAI. Aug. 26 (AP). ——
Inch police today arrested an in-
{national quintetto on charges of
uggling arms. Besides confis-
Aug arms. the police seized $40, -
in bank notes with which the
an were said to have intended
us munitions. ,
he quintet was composed of an
"erican. an Englishman. a
snchmsn. a German and a. Chi-
Po.
KIWANIS MEETING.
"Yiharlio Mint: and W. C. Jeasup
meetl discuss Florida. as social. scen-
r03dent! the economic phases at to-
nrrow's weekly Kiwanis club's
be“ Icheon at the Royal James. Fol-
acciiring their talks. there will be a
h'ousate on the subject or invest-
tion nts in Southern real estate.
mm
“‘ SWIMMING RECORDS.
liveilTOCI-{HOLRL Aug. 26.—-(AP).
to he Borg. on Monday. swam 600
rculters in six minutes. 18 2-6 see-
audio. and yesterday made 800 yards
11-21110 minutes. 37.8 seconds. It is
Simed that both these figures con-
ensnte world‘s records.
\vol‘
1111 House Dresses
an
' varied assortment, all new
3,1115 season, regular price
1:22.98. Special this week $2.49.
1‘
:‘he N. E. RYAN co.
86 Washington Street
South Norwaik
it
c
3‘
1
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jMILLINERY.
K. A.
3 OLHEMUS
1 '1' ADING MILLINER
61 North Main Street
'hone 314-5, So. Norwalk
— Special -——
Irge Wedge Cushions .. .. 81.00
Liberty Sq. Garage
11 n. Wash. 81:. 3. Norwalk
Tel. 3343
emu ammo
mwoan smvros: _
, marmosets. stance
bers of the three playgrounds. State.
W
nl. '
Luggage
Specially Priced
fashionable school and college girl.
inch trunk with a cov-
ered tray. The girl will
need it for pictures,
books, etc.
Special $9.85
Black 3
Hat Boxes
Round black enamel
hat boxes with hat form ‘
and pockets. There is
3‘ ' nothing like this hat
box for tucking away
all leftovers that won’t
go in other places.
Special $4.65
Wardrobe Trunks
cases.
inch size,
.three drawers.
Special 323. 85
Smart, Convenient
to Accompany the School Girl
These school girl specials are the good looking
easynto- pack luggage which girls want to take
with them. With these they will be beautifully
equipped for gay week-ends, college housepariies
and proms. All are new and specially priced for the
Steamer Dull Black
Trunks Suitcases-
Ideal for packing Made of genuine.
3:113:53“ grad th‘Lintfi cowhide with cobra
grain, these cases are
the kind one sees with
all smart; girls. Inside
are silk linings
shirred pockets. It's a
good looking week-end
case. 22 inch size.
Special $12
with
Round edge suit case
5
is the newest fashion in
Black
grain with silk linings 0
and padded top. 22
cobra
$16.50.
The only trunk in which clothes come out: just
as they were put' 1n. Made of hard fibre, covered;
it has brass locks and bindings. Inside is a complete
wardrobe section, shoe pockets, laundry bag and
Basement
IN CANADA
Congressional Commit-
tee Says ; 4 Beer Has
Not Satisfied Hard
Drinkers
TORONTO. Aug. alt—(AP). The
special committee of the United
StateI Congress. appointed to
quire into the workings of the eigh-
teenth amendment to the United
States constitution. were gusItI at a
dinner last night of the Ontario pro-
hibition union. The Americans.
who are headed by representative
Grant. lli. Hudson. of Michigan. at
present are touring Ontario to ob-
tain information on the sale of (.0
beer in the province. andtha work-
ing: of the temperance law in gen-
era.
"We first asked whether 4.‘ beer
had satisfied those who wanted a
stronger alcoholic beverage". said
Mr Hudson at the dinner table.
".Ind‘ fully 95 per cent replied that
it had not We were told that. If-
isr a trial of it. the populace turned
away from it as being no better but
more costly. than the old 2. 5 beer.
"Our next question was whether
in- the sale or M beer had decreased
"W.
I
I‘VE!
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11.; R.
/
run EVENING snuTmnn-so. NORWALK. comv.
CLAIMS BEER
LAW N0 HELP
the sale of bootleg'liquor. “the uni-
versal reply was that it had in-
creased. rather than decreased it.
Also we inquired whether the beer
had weaned the drinker 011 hard
liquor to the mild beverage. and we
learned that. it had not. In fact.
virtually every person we inter-
\lt."id declared the-whole system
her.
He said the attitude of the
Canadian delegation going to the
United states to confer on
for making rum-smuggling treaty
eirectlre had had a heartening ef-
tect on the friends or law enforce-
ment in the United States.
PAGE NINE .
Bl’l‘l‘EN BY DOG.
Carl Bloom of First
means
dog yesterday. The
tilled.
street
ported to tbs downtown police that
he had been bitten on the log by
animal.
thought. belonged to a man numc
McNerny. The dog warden “as no-
1'0
h
11101.1 unsatisfactory."
With regard to prohibition in the
United States. Mr. Hudson asserted
that sentiment in its favor was be~
coming steadily stronger. The next
congress would show the largest
maiority on record in support of the
eighteenth amendment and there
was not the slightest chance for the
present law to be repealed or
amended.
Wayne Wheeler. general counsel
at the antl- saloon league in the
United States, ale ospoke at the din-
Bass Moccasins for Children
Made of 011 tanned elk skin with Duplex- fibre soles, they
are the toughest, strongest shoes made for children Light
—-com£ortsble and serviceable in brown or smoked elk.
.Store Open Saturday Evenings
Conneally £1? Bracken
South Norwalk. Conn.
HO! EOLRsM WERE YOU AT THE OPENING,
They Were A KnockOui
' x Those First FIVE DAYS—Ask Any of the Thousand Who Were There
Miii outlet SlOrc’ s
0VERSTO KEii SALE
A Genuine Old Time Bargain Sale As Honest As Our ' g
- Minted American Gold Pieces
-~
37 PIECE DINNER SET
Pink flower spray design. Blue border
6 8 in Dinner
Plates
6 Soup Plates
6 Cups
6 Saucers
6 Bread and
1 Sin Platter
Wash Basins
Large size, grey
enamel. Reg. value
12c
39c. Sale
price . . .
BIEnkets
2 in 1 Esmond
blankets, contrast-
ing shades. Size
80x66. Reg. value
$5.95. Sale
”i“ $4.37
Each
Ladies’ Ipswich
Silk Hose
All shades. Reg.
value $1.00) 81116
=1 R? ..... 67c
It Is Your Duty to Save—You Owe It to. Youifsell to Go Away from This Sale FuH Handed and Happy
CRETONNE
Wide variety of pat-
terns. Reg. value 19c.
13Ec
Sale price
' lYard;.........
Butter Plates 2
6 Fruit Saucers
NOTHING LIKE
THOUSANDS
SALE PRICE
early shopping.
A Huck Towels
FreeIFreeiFree!
The first fifty'adults that enter our store
Thursday morning at 9:30 o’clock will receive
a large size pure aluminum colander, valued at
75c, with a ’purchase of $2.00 or over. Don’t
fall to get here early and share in the greatest
bargains ever offered in this City. We do this
just to advertise this big sale and encourage
Bag‘y ll)3.ath Men’s Felt Men’s Hand-
“ S e ’ '
Sh ers - kerchlefs
White enamel bath pp 81:11 15:30‘ Reg. Indigo blue Size
tubs. Reg. value . '
$1395. Reg. value $1.00. value 19c. Sale 24:24. Reg.vslue
R Sale price price 17c. Sale
:13; $1.17 Psir ..., 770 Each . ”11C price, Each 90
Blankets
2 in 1 Greenvalley
wool-mixed. Size
66380. Reg. value
‘ $3.57
only.
Sale
price
Sale
price
Double,
Blankets
Grey or white
Size 50172.
Rog. value $2.35.
$1.37
Children’s '
3-4 Socks
All colors, all
1 pint jars.
Reg. value
sizes.
price
49c. Sale
price, esch24c Dozen
Mason Jars V
Sale
69c
11:11:: 10c
0F iTEMS TOO NUMEROUS T0 MENTION
Table
Oilcloth
Plain and fancy,
36 inches wide. No
seconds.
value 39c.
Yard....
A RETAIL SALE AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
KOTEX .
Regular value 69c box;
Sale Price 49c box
Free sample ‘for asking
‘ BABY’S SWEATER SETS
3 Piece All-Wool Sweater Sets
Sweater, Cap and Booties
Sale Price $1 77
Regular value $3.00
THIS SALE EVER HELD IN THE NORWALKS
Men’s Can- Window
GI » Shades
V88 OVCS All colors. First.
Regular value 19c. quality. Reg. val.
69o each. Sale
price
Each 47C
Ladiee' Durham
Rayon
Silk Hose .
15 shades. Regular
value 69c. S a l e
47c
Regular
S a l e .
price
270 Pair . . . .
“OPPORTUNITY iS CALLING TO YOU -F0i.KS
Men ’s
Durham
Hose
Black a n d tan
fonly, all sizes. Reg.
value 19c pr. Sale
RR:°..,..10¢
Size 81x90.
' value $1.50.
price
Each
TWO H.003!
‘ “Oriental”
Bed Sheets
....87c
124‘ Madison St;
5 Qt. Aluminum
Water
Kettle
Octagon s h a p e.
Reg. value $1.50.
32151."? T3950
Pan
Reg.
‘ ' Large size.
Sale
price
Each . . . . .
sourn NORWALK
f .T. mourns
‘ Tel. 471
Blue Enamel
Pudding
Reg.
value 39c ea. Sale
8c.
III 0 3 IIBI SIOFC’LS
TWO 1110033
5519' NM
Clothes
Pins
60,!” for 106
Unbleached
Muslin
Reg. value 18c yd.
iaéii’iii97c
Cups and Saucers ,
All white. Sale Price
12 Pro. For $1.00
Reg. value 15c pair
.a.$.vo.13:a¥rso1r,s.:.“."v‘g .‘1. L.” 41'4}:
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